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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. A. North River
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
ERIN Lawson. KDERsDAf Feb p at 800
EGYPT, GrOgan...... RDAY, Feb ~ az 400
THE QUEEN Thomas. March g. 81 1000
FRANCE Thomson. March a. 3a0 IA.
HOLLAND INSTRUMENTATION March To- az 500 IN.
ITALY, Thompson March g. at $500
FOR LONDON DIRECT:
DENMARK. Sumner TUESDAY. Fth 20. at 1900
Passage TO Liverpool Queenstown ean 80 and SOS steerag
t2B Prepaid Serage tickets un Liverpool Qaeensoan
London ierrY Glasyos, or London or currencS - -
For ur1hef pacaa apply al the Cou.ns Or No % broa
D. ". =. va lSf Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
I r. " KANNIN Os5 TaR'' AZ 70 " gA' hs0N Ut1 ss2H
NETWORK AND o, SSEW-HAVEN RAIL-
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871,

10 NewYo-k
Fourth-sve. Entrance Twenty seTeatA-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Gopartnsrsbip Notices.


JOHN MCNROE, son of our late senior, De-
d coes partner in our respective arms from Ills date
Janusy !. 1871 JUN @0,Ho- - Y5SYS mn
NOTICE is hereby given that the C0P naIEit
~ p1StIfp hsr,o exing the name and nm Of pFAA
TIL Smith l. this day dissolved By mutual consent Inc ueOs
5pe sad i'm win be collected by J. KatI ana az H., In IL
said firm viii be paid b. him. M haA ou rTffTp DFFPAA
qulaton.-EewY0rk, FEB. 81, 1879. InuY n Kf ITZf.
JULIUS j. SMITH
NOTICE.-The COPARTNERSHlP hereto O..
~ fore existing under the Of Shaer A5q 90 RIR b.
sHALBR New-York, Peb. ls, 1871
TIVE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore I EXISTING I'M
between anterne under the hrm name o. M .sovd
bT mutual consent By tue retirement Of pit ABahA
sill hereafter be conducted oy
Sao" Nohe "Ao AS' 49, THOS. CROW
POWELL,
Dated Feb ls, 1872. a ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Instantaneous.
BRUSHES of every description at the Brush
est nlcer JOHN K HOPPBi-
I IKE THE PHENIX OUT OF THE ASHES,
50 the PICTURE FRAME store Of Messrs FISCHER CAR
PEWTER formerly Bu1st now Broadway restored again
AFTER the a They can not only fal orders Of their customers
before but they are able in connection their large manufacturing
place in Ohio to supply all demands notice to full sasfae
ton FISCHER OAhrbNlEn
formerly BaTteg.st,
now a Eas Broadway. n. 7.
GAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS, and seId to
- j. W COLLINS, No. 30 Sgruces who pays the AGAEST
PRICE Tor Old Newspapers, Pamphlets, Books, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Gieanbodts alo Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
4 torc anf Elgganck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer ease
f.f,o .sfr II fSurfag erce ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
Rlarble ano Slate Maniels.

-
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAkBLE1
n. KING WORKS l and East Eshtsenhst Marble ana
san Tnz Marble Counters Monuments al pce. 'nA'
deiT competition Marble turning for the trsds
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS;-P Pam,
As slate worE or even description plain and ornamental
As' o~'' SLATE o., No. Bghteenthst.,
'A $1,000 Between Pifh and SIth-sves.
Q KLABER g. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 223
s West Fifty-6rSts aud Eghhaye Marble ana
srbzei Mantes Monuments Healones, best varieties CAeap'
in ctg. send for catalogue.
CtTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS; largest as
sorent at Elegant s.
sTElVAEC Co. Cos sxtr-aye bet ThrtV-itA and lhrIh -
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

LroR sALE-A GROCERY STORE ON NEWARK AVE
nue., Jersey City Heights; norse wagon % and a Har
the Is going into other business: will be sold at
fair valuation. Apply to ARCHER BRO, 6S Warren ST.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

JNOR SALE-A HAT. CAP, FUR AND TRUNK STORE,
II of the best business streets In the city; w
years Lease large capital not required satisfactory
sons given selling Address HATS box ll5 Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

INOR SALE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
II patronized Stationery and Fancy Goods Store, To-
Gated IL the best part Of Broadway stocked with The
imported from France, Vienna and England, and doing
fair business is offered tor sale on reasonable
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

PRIVATE FAMILY ON THE WEST SIDE NEAR
N Central Park accommodate a n lleman and
wife with Rooms and Board. Address BETA, Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

TNOR SALE-EXTRA LARGE SAFE; BEST QUALITY
IL dimensions 6l12x49X32 inches: burglar proof COM
partment Yales locks for sale cheap To be seen in
room 25 30 Broad street
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

LNOR sALE-COAL YARD; Is YEARS LEASE; FIRST
class location; down town has beon occupied for
that purpose over rs years Inquire of j. GLAkNT
FER, 469 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

LNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LOCKSMITH
and Bellhanger's business, together with Tools and
the of six large institutions Apply TO JOHN COR
MAN, eighth street and Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

I1oR sALE-A FINE STEAM LAUNDRY FINELY
IL located ard doing profitable business; will he sold
cheap. Address j., West Side Advertisement olcc, 3Os
West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

LroR sALE-A FIRST CLASS MEAT, OYSTER AND
Il Fish Markell In good localityi must be sold be-
the owner has another business OF the Kind to
attend to- Call at 800 Second avenue, between Forty
second and Forty streets
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

L,OR SALE CHEAP-F!xTUREs AND STOCK OF THE
established Hat and Cap Store sol Third avenue.
Other business the cause; q great bargain.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

TNOR sALE-A LEASE OF A BOARDING HOUSE IN
Il Hobokcn the ferry, together with tho Fprni
turc The house is at present l Of permanent board
put thorough repair the LIST of May last The Lease
and Furniture will be sold cheap to desirable tenant
Address w. c. s., box 6,g26 New York Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
N suitable for party Of gentlemen small family
without ehildren private table II desired LIZ Madison
n
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

JNOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS; PARTIES
having a little capital will do well to investigate;
profits 100 per cent. BILLINGS RIDDEL CO.,
80 Reade street, near Broadway, up one fight
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A LADY OF REFINEMENT WILL LET LARGE
"A handsome Rooms to gentleman and wife, with
Board for lady; every convenience but the highest
parties need apply Address II. b. H.. Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING IN TWENTIETH
street between Fnh and Sixth avenues, would let
handsomely furnished Second Floor OF four rooms, with
Board to three adults Address A. box 100 Her
aid Uptown Branch ofico.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

TIIRsT GLASS BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
wife In strictly private family who offer the oppor
t.nty with view Of reducing expenses having more
provemcn.s, In Charles street, between Fourth and
Bleecker references given and required. Address 9.
M, box 5,571 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

LIOR sALE-A FINE GROCERY STORE, FIRST
II class Stock and Fixtures must he sold IN consc.
quence OF Ill health of the proprietor Apply NJ corner
Broadway, Seventh avenue and Forty-fouril street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A STRICTLY PRIVATE, DOMESTICATED FAMILY
~ would let with Board. an elegantly furnished Room
Inc home Address HOSPITALITY Herald Uptown
Branch office. 1 PCS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, CONSISTING OF
Accommodate gentleman and wife only with first class
Board reference required Apply at 7S5 Lexington
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

q EAST TENTH SrREET-A GENTLEMAN AND
III wife two three single gentlemen have
handsomely furnished Re oms with Board, In private
house reference required
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

A TTENTION TWENTY YEARS PRuSSIAN Hosp
"A tai experience. Diseases successfully and perma
nenty cured. Consultation Tree. DR.. FRANKLIN,
skar frept
The New York herald., 1872-10-24
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE.

dor SALE OR ExCHANGE-GOOD INVESTMENT;
$40 Western Coal Land tor sale exchange for
New York city or Brooklyn property or merchandisc.
roads; large inevitable other roads in proee
ton For full information address W. X. H., box l36
Brooklyn Branch Herald office
The New York herald., 1872-10-24

r IQUOR STORE FOR SALEM GOOD LOCATION.
IL chcap, account of other business. Apply to j.
KESTER 259 Seventh avenue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
Let us Have Peace.

The LAST existing cause for diff
Guilty between the United States and
Great Britain, was removed by the
late decision Of the Emperor William
Of Germany, ON the San Juan bounda
~ question. Both in this and the
Alabama claims question, the verdict
has been in favor Of this country. Il
is not y all surprising that . few zeal
GUS Englishmen are dissatisfied with
the termination OF both these matters
just as there are in this country who
are dissatisfied because the United
States did not gain her full claim fol
consequential damages; but the mass
cs Of the people Of both countries re
joice that the pretexts for war betw
cen these two great powers are thu
dissipated. The world has, here, two
shining examples of the beneficial ef
fects Of arbitration in contradistintior
to q settlement by the sword and til.
cannon. Prairie Farmer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
New Survey of Darien.

A SPECIAL" from Washington to
Chicgo Tribune, says, il is announced
that during the coming winter anoih-
or survey will be made Of the 18TH
mus Of Darien, and the expedition will
be divided into two bodies, one to
commence at Darien a,.i the other Al
Nicaragua, the former under cons-
mand Of Commander Edward p. l.ull,
OF the United States Navy. Com
mencing in 1S6y-zu, COMMANDER SELF
ridge has followed NJ his Darien Ca.
nal project with energy and presever-
ance truly remarkable, and if tina: had
been all tina, WAS required he would
have solved the problem long ago,
and we should by this time have ca
nal under way scross the lsthlnus Of
Dsrien. On his exhibition Of last year,
he found a route by which . canal
can be put across the lsthmus for
about eighty-four millions, and his OBJ
iect this winter is to even better this.
He will. with his party. consisting OF
Lieutenants Collins, Eaton, and Sui
livan, Of the Navy, cross the lsthnus
by rail to Panama, and there join one
Of the Pacific feet, in which he will
proceed down the coast TO the place
,2seiasd APos- ios sisikiag- ACROSS. The
Isthmus, which will be point from
which the navigable waters Of the
Atrato River can be most readily
reached. The survey will not occupy
more than four months at the farthest,
and leaving the United States on
January I, 1873, the Darien ex.
petition will be back by the first Of
The June following, which will be
giving them ample time for ali
unavoidable delay. The Mica
raqua Expedition win start earlier
than the Das;en, as the party is some
what lsrger, aud the surveys to be
made are more extensive. The OH
GERS thus far detailed to assist in this
important work are, Lieutenant Com
mander Schieluze, vnd Lieutenant
Lutte, Mozer, and Hswley.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

The spread Of the epiSootic cataFrh
hiss led TO the PRONUNCIATION Of the fol-
lowing rutss for the treatment Of hsr-
- snected belonging to the Depart
ment Of the East. We presume like
orders will be issued In the other
departments II the itsease CONTINUES
IN spread:
On the nrst appearance Of the dis
$50 give the horse thers0gh steam
ing with boiled oats placed In . bag.
snd % fastened to the head tbst the
Napn frn she oars1wiN b Inhaled.
Repeat this until the discharge from
the nostfila 10 free and ofa natural
color. Then take the leather. or what
10 better, earbDltc disin festant, In
xr.ins like large-sised cannon powder.
pl.ce 1t In . shallow pan and burn il
where the horse will be obliged to
breathe II.
II the throat IL sore (which general
" viii b the cass)npp,y frQuentiy
hot vsoes~r, ssbtiss ills wsll~~ieh
the hand, aud wrap the throat In Han
nei dipped In vinegar. sponge out
the nos,rils frequently with warm
vinegar. Blanket well night and day !.
but not enough to produce sweating
and give plenty Of fresh, clean bed
ding. CD
Give several bran mashes, with from
one-half to one ounce OF powdered nj
tire in each, and sse iis-eed mel or
fisxseed In the cats. Use tepid water
In the mash.
The hay and oats should b moist
rned with INDEPENDENTLY tar
water.
s.Nost cases, n taken In time. will
ys~oasts one s0uv- ~sss.sssy ~,
should the attack be very severe, &C.
companied with considerable fever
and very sore throat. instead OF the
vinegar, an emhsocasIon 81 equal parts
Of linseed oil. surpentine, tincture Of
cantharides and hsrtshorn should be
rubbed In, night and morning.
"Poweli's Embrocation" h very
good.
Give ~ . drench night and morn
Ing, the following:
SpifitA ~ nitric ether. iounce.
Lss:aeam. ldrachms.
Nitrate or potassa. sdrachms.
Water. pint.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

.sPitsburg? o! yes, Pitsburg.
That 10 . town where they make nails
and glass. Lies somewhere ON the
Nonoagahela or Allegheny, don't ifY
This was the language Of : southern
planter, against whom chance or bad
fortune flung Us before late .sonp3eaar
antness.' We involuntarily recoiled
from the ancient ignoramus-he wse
eighty, If he was day, that same old
planter, whom We felt like planting
then and there. s.Nails and giassp'
We felt like chewing somc but We
swallowed our rising disgust, and &C
cepiing the old planters tender, wash
ed down the dissagreesble remarks
with julep. Ever sil,ce, we have
felt like collaring and choking the man
who permits his lower jaw to drop in
propounding similar query. We
feel like thrustiny the big end Of =
smoke stack at him, and blowing in
his ear: .Pittsburg is noted FOR more
things than its dirt, or its manufsc.
lures; its immense private and small
public spirit. 1t owns al you see Of
it-5t don't operate on borrowed capt.
ta'--it isn't struggled with mortgages;
it gave birth TO AID bred the only
popular song writer the country could
clsfp. Although it is dinky, dingy
inlGnd town. its water-nen have SO
maay champion belts that they give
them to their babies to play with Its
infants kick of their swadling clothes,
ct up miniature engines, and Turn
sklffs into small side wheel steamers
when other peoples babies are trying
to,1et their eyes open. Then it has
seven morning and two evening dali
lies. with combined circulation Of
msny millions-less few cyphcrs--
and at least . dozen weeklies, each
one the very best Of its class. Then,
sir, we have our Lyceum-0ne Of the
best in the counfry-ouf art gallery,
our three theatres, besides nearly, il
not quite, two hundred churches: ouI
restiy 6rst-class artists, our unsurpsss-
ed mechanics, fellows that can do NJ
most anything, from making three
Thousand tacks . minute to pouring
thirty odd tons Of hot metal around
notiaing. Pit,sburg sir-and want
youto remember Towns all Pitts
burg, and invests, At the lowest calcu-
lztiOn, twenty-five per cent. more
helping to deve.ope other towns and
territories. Pittsburg has one Of the
ben observatories in the country, the
longest wooden pavement in the
wdy1d, its university, its rat-pit, it
theological seminary, its cockpit, its
inciu,ed planes, its pulpit orators, it,
race course, its great political lights
itCnpright judges, its champion swim
mssa. skaters, runners, lifters and Ii
ara 1t does not lack anything te
make il great, crowded, overwork'
ed city. There is enough brains 60.
ing to waste in it to build up dozen
cities, if you could only coax them te
give up private and public enterprise
Pittsourg is only just beginning e
grew. II will number upwards d
hslfa million souls before the centu.
~ clock marks 1900. Now you know
thar Pittsbnrg does something more
though nothing much more us.fut
,hss making glass and nails. "
.in.erican Volunteer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
Sterling Truths.

The st. Joseph Commercial thus
speaks In an article on the growth Of
cities:
1.-THE people composing . city are
joint stock -hoidsss In . great COM
pany. BY becoming residents Of q
city and engaging In business within
her limits. every man takes stock In
the city. and her interests become his
own interests, for upon the prosperity
Of one depends the prospsriiy & the
other. The public interests are his
private intefests, aud In advancing
the one he advances the other. People
must have prid, in the growth of
their city, and every one - . good cit
isen should % 20 work 70 reu1sAy an
evil and improve the condition Of pub
TIC affairs. f8
Then let every citizen encourage
his home Institutions. Why 60 TO
distant cities N subscribe for paper
whom your home paper, that labors for
your immediate interests ID just -
good and Furnished = - cheap rates
Home 0eau6aet urss shoaiA be enconT-
eesd 70 the utmost. No mAn should
buy an article abroad, when the satne
article Vt manufacture can be procured
ct home. BY patronixing your own
establishments, you encourage man
ufacturing and invite labor and capital
BY stimulating enterprise"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14


{ We Nm Cssi thls uosning % contln-
= or Journey westward. Towards
ooiney The eoaatsy y nics rolllng
praisis; but - - 80 % Il becomes
rough, With s0ms brush. cAlled lumbar
~ the natives. Quincy l. the county
-eat o. Adams Co, and prsssnts very
slnsbsy sppesnncc. Posing on ~e
come 70 Nodaway township and ansi
quite . nuGhse 81 the farmers dinsat-
lsfe1Astl d1asan1 10 selt 0uG W alter
isac.fcS nere. nvInlsca 20 lDppal
q. 4 fnsshan. kr,nsTly q Tipss6., IL
the mescantiis bosiness aud doing :
good business. This town IL VI mol
more than ave yesn' growth ard 4
t,ousd 70 b . pssee Of considerable
Importance. Il has . large farmine
country 70 sapls,vt u. We started I.
south wesI directiOn from yiliisca
crossing the West Nodaway liver II
miles from villisca. We pass through =
paagb, 6svken ps2isie.f I've asxs aswr
ots6rossancsi y Oearia6as ~ eee NJ
ssas u Page oousty. II has : nns 81.
aation and Is doing . good bssine--
Il has wooien mill and p,ow factor,
ID operation. and - tt b . new rail
road town. IDS fAlr 10 be . business
center. having good farming countf,
TO suppost Il. Here II the place whes'
the Page Co. Lion, talked Of IN tn
papsrs Of three or four years ago. -
reused to human dsmoniscai howl
caused by the drinking of too mucl
enCeshishey.ssldin the fair tOwn p
Clasinda 10 some of its citixens, who
10 their way home would mske nigh
hidsous With their yeils, soaring NO
men apd cblldren.. And think tina
. whidkey lpn : = ixgs = seme 9th
r. places, judging from what hav'
ssep Ia my wasdesipgs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
TIE sweetest and most c,,uR,ug II

TIE sweetest and most ciingiug IT.
lection, IL often shaken by the slight
est breath Of unkind ne.s. as the deli
cate rings and tendrils Of the vine are
agisated. by the faintest air that blows
In sushsnsr. 4 M unkibd word from
one beloved often draws blood from
many heast whsch would defy the
battle axe Of hatred. Or the keenes!
edge Of viudictivs satire. Nay, the
shade the gloom Of the face. familiar
and dear, swakeus pain. These are
sthsshstls 41l9rns Nhjr,i: thouS6 Dsh oi
tseGher Nfn .SAy make ,Aess Say
through them Sith6uI Feeling mdch,
extremely incommode persous Of I
more reAned turn Ia the Journey
through life. aud make their travelling
irksome.Snd upptessans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

~. aEPisssa6ss e " s:1sn,E.s1 sssss g,
RAILROAD MAJ OF IOWA. correctsA 70 dGsa. -
LAsA gsAas q sne Chtea1o. ncek Isls.1 ara raeioc
- u @. 81 u1gfmR ~ - ousatie1 tn1uruoattan
- % the lOcatlon quality. peuducss teems OF eAe
-. - meD3AAm(loeose nn1aa Of 1anA Hc9 Ag0la
none the line 81 The rnilr0ad- The lands are ths
c16Gn61a 81 h1st RnHmfng kMn0 Oow b IN -
20 6love sc p0.s PsYaacsiye ard Pscgrsstve
1GsS1elA S.Eb1EW, tn1d Chmsf. G. y. Ia =. &
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

The rats opce assembled 10 . large
selDAg u devise sene pethed q salety
10 ee1fins thss tnlt fboan : stssl tsap
which lay nssr, having seen numbers
Of their friends and relatives snatched
fscn them ~ IL nsercll-s.!sse Al
tsr many long speeches., and proposals.
osmany elaborate but fruitIsss plans
. happy Wit, standing erect, said I'll
50 my opsnson that ifwjth usse nav VI
can kesp down the sprlDg ~ car
safely take the fond from the traI
with the other" All the rats loudly
squeslsd asse0t Then they were
startled BY hi0t voice, and . poo:
rot with only three lega, limping Into
.ebe ring. vstoods ~ Ia speak: MY
,fttVpd, 4 have trlel eseI nyehod you
propose, and you see The rcsdit. Now
~ ne 1nsosst plan to escape the
trap: Let " alone !"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
NOTICE.

Notice In hereby given, that the uodersign.
ed has been duly appointed and qualified
executor Of the last will and Testament Of
Celestins Pasr, lata ct Cedar county. Iowa.
the aaid Celestine Parr are required To make
Immediate payment; and those haviua
claims againaf Hatd estAt0Wtll preeent them
duly authenticated, within the time requir-
ed by Law.
H. q. COE. Executor.
BY ~ MCLAUGHLIN. HIS Atty. 3w%5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

It requires more deIioaey Of touch, q
better acquaintance With the inner
emotions of the heart, and grander
pathos Of ssntmsut % make = feclArA-
tion u love than Il doss ~ put UP =
stove.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14
DR.. Wells Extracted Jurubeba
4 CREATOIIER! n q! CIV. w.1.ss $

will dispose OF 100 PIANOS, MELODEONS,
and ORGANS. OF six first class makers, In
clnding Waters. At VERY Low PRICES
FOR CASH. or part cash. and balance In
small monthly instaiments. New 7-octave
for o1vS cash. Now ready. CoNrERrn Pa r.
L0R ORGAN, the most beautiful style and
perfect tone ever made. illustrated Gaia.
lowues mailed. sheet Muaic and Music Mer.
chaudise
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

A certain minister once took for mis-
morning text, I've ars 81 your father,
the devil, aud Ia the afternoon, IN.
consciously C'' chiidren. obey your
parents"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-14

Taken up by William n. Ives. In Centre
township. te1Ar county. On tho nd day Of
October. ISL, . small black yearling mare
colt With small white hit. spot on y. forels g
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.