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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

MAKE money fast and honorably,
$3.50 per day, or SIS per week. by ct
once applying for . territorial right,
(which are given free to agents, 70 sell
the best, strongest, most useful, and
rapid selling sewing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended by families, or buy
one for yourown use; 1t Is only SIS. Sent
free everywhere by express. Address
for particulars, JEROME Is. HUDSON 4
Co., Cor. Green wich & Cortlandt Sts.,
N. Y, 6m45
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NoTIcE.-All persons indebted to
Frederic w. Hirschfield are notified
that their accounts are now placed In
the hands Of VIM. H. Tuthill for col
lection, and will be required to be
promptly paid before the 1st day of
December next in order to avoid costs.
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Glassware very low at Alden's.

NoTICE.-Whereas my wife, Lor-
aine Parr, has left my bed and board
without any reasonable cause. All
persons are hereby notified that l
shall pay no debts Of her contracting
unless compelled by law.
JOHN CALVIN PARR.
LdUDEN, Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1873.
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The following. from last Saturday q
Davenport Gazette, lie all the news we
obtain Of veiy serious and sad occur
renee:
Allen Nssbitt, keeper of the Nesbitt
House at Durant. and one of the old
est and most prominent citizins of that
place, received q severe stroke of par
Alysis while at the supper table
Wednesday evening. He was uncon-
scious all day Thursday, and his phys
ician thought be could not recover.
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Picture frames at Alden's g.

BRICK FOR SALE.-Good brick in
large or small quantities kept at the
kiln of VIM. Kettell, near Masonic
Cemetery, one mile west OF Upton.
Will be delivered to order IL desired, 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

The annual meeting Of the Union
District Agricultural Society will be
held in the Mayors Office in West
Liberty on Saturday, Dec. 9Th, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the election OF
officers and such other business as may
be presented.
Il. ELLISON, Pres.
TAS Nfap.AN Socfv
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Wire mattresses At Alden's.

special CALL.-All pers ons indebt-
ed to by notes that are due are hereby
notified that the same must be paid by
Nov. 18th, or the same will be left for
collection. We are building and must
have money.
45w2 REICHERT BROS.
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THE Western Rural, of Chicago, is
doing q good work in exposing the OPP
erations ola Chicago concern under
the title, of the "Union Furnishing
Company" said to be managed by
Geo. b. Hodge 4 Co.. which has
flooded the West and perhaps the
whole country with handsomely prin-
ted papers, prospectnses, ETC., adver-
Using scheme which is revival of
the old S. c. Thompson swindle Of
several years ago. and which thou
sands Of people all over the land have
sad reason for remembering. The
plan is to sell certificates at % cents
each, . payment Of $l.O0 additional on
which entities the holder to one selec-
ton from list Of articles, each repres.
ented as worth double and often six
times the amount asked. The sale of
the certificates alone will afford q
good haul, as . million Of them are al.
ready out among the agents" The
goods are not promised to be delivered
until Dec. 18th next. After the public
has been fiaeced of quarter Of a mil
lion of dollars on the sale of certificates
alone, not to speak Of the additional
dollars, it will DO little good to expose
the humbug. The Western Rurd,
puts the people on their guard no,e,
before much damage has been done.
The similarity of the scheme to for
n,er swindle, and the naturalization
of the same rascals with it (Which the
Western Rural assertsl, is enough to
condemn it in advance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

rheum. ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame, and
of strains, SPAWN. gals, &C., upon animals in
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began II AZ counter-rrtant, an sl
healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away their
clutches. the lame walk, poisonous bites render
ed harmless and the wounded are healed without
scar. II is no humbug. The recipe Is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling article
before Sold and it sells because 1t does Just what II
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
matism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer If they
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 GER
tifcates of remarkable cures, including frGzen
limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt running tuu;oys,
&c. have been received. we will send . circular
containing certificates, the recipe etc. gratis any
one requesting it. One bottle ofthe yellow wrapper
Gentaur Liniment Is worth 500 for spawned
MED horses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep
Stock -thisliniment Ia worth your attention
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold by all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle: large bot
ties cleo. J. b. ROSE 4 CO.. 81 Broadway, n. Y.
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THE Muscatine journal has the fol.
lowing item about gentleman who
for some time was in business in this
place:
Mr.. Nat. Coviugton, formerly Of this
city, but now of Hannibal gave US a
call to-day, and exhibited specimens
of paper, rope and fibre from weed
growing Wild in portions OF Illinois
aud Missouri. He is acting for an ex-
tensive company recently organized at
st. Louis for the manufacture Of paper
and rope from this weed The COM
pany, he informs us, proposes to estab-
lish branch manufactures, and he
thinks this is u fay ,rable opportunity
for Muscatine to secure one Of them.
The St Louis &C npany will take half
the stock. The weed, he is Informed,
Is growing wild throughout this see
ton of the State, having appeared
within few years past. 1t is called
by some the "button weed (having q
seed pod like button, bst Is known
in Illinois as Indian Maliow.i 1t
can be cultivated like corn, and 81 tons
may be raised on an acre, being worth
81 per ton for the above purposes.
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Castsria Is more than substitute for Castor OIL,
II is the only SAFE article In existence which Ia oe!
tain 10 Assimilate the food regulate, the bowels
wind-coic. and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
netheS minerals, morphine or alcohol, and In pleas.
ant to take. Children need not cry and mothers
may rest. ly{i
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"HARD UP."-An Ohio reader of
the ADvERTlsER, lately sending re-
newal of subscription, leaves, In the
latter part Of his letter, business for
politics, as follows:
No doubt but what you think
Ohioans are hard up for q Governor to
elect old Bill Allen, but the result was
caused by the prohibition movement,
Over four hundred Republicans in
Morrow county alone having blind y
voted that ticket-an experiment that
! trust will not be repeated.
1t did seem as if Ohio was "hard
up" to go back ward quarter of Gen.
fury for its chief executive-not to
mention the name, which is enough
to damn anybody. But our friends
sllusion to the cause, which all agree
lies in a bolt of many Republicans
from the party nominations to "Pro-
hibition ticket" and which resulted
~ might have been expected In the
triumph Of that party most hostile OF
all parties to the temperance move
ment, reminds US of few years ago
when an ardent young politician in
this county advocated through the
public press, over his own signature,
precisely the same suicidal movement
in Io,ca. You would hardly believe
it, but that young man is now the
virtuous and bolt-abhorring genius
who presides over the varied political
posturing Of the Cedar Post.
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READ the advertisement of DR.. Me-
Affee the celebrated Specialist. in this
paper, who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit. for any case he under
takes aud does not cure. Sm46.
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On the 9Th of Nov, 1873, at Mr.. George
Simmermakers, by Rev. L. l.. Dodder, Geo.
w. Barclay and Anne f. Sinmermaker; a II
of Cedar county. Iowa.
On the 10th inst, by J. .. Tuthili, ]. r., Nh.
James Dunfee and Miss Margaret Day, bot h
OF this county.
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THE Ginaiet says the delegates at our
late county convention merely went
up into room to keep warm not for
any caucnssing purpose. That isn't
thin! oh, no. Having scanned the
Giniet weekly for couple of years,
we thought we knew something about
thin subterfuges I; but we see the mis-
take. Such man, with Excelsior"
for his motto, will ever improve in
attenuation. This, his last effort,
proves it. 1t is thinner than al in
visible slice of mountain air diluted q
hundred times and shaved off by q
streak of lightning; it is thinner than
nothing reduced to its lowest terms !;
it Is thinner than - we'll, consider
ing the source, its not nearly as thin "a
one would expect, after all.
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The Chicago Post would like to see
Bret Harte get up an almanac. a that
finishes every writer who has won
any reputation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-13

WONDERFUL DIsCOvERY.-Wel learn
that the parties engaged in pros
pectiDg for quicksilver down on Su-
gar Creek were astonished to find, at
the depth of IS feet. the body of pet
rified Indian. In his left hand he
held q gun, . tomahawk, knife and
other implements Of war and in his
right held an iron casket. The casket
was blown open, and it was found to
contain q parchment upon which was
written the following:
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Centaur I.inin,ent.

There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling 1t will not subdue, and nj
l0meneSs which 1t will not cure.
This Is strong language, but II is
true. II has produced more cures
: of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
Jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings,
cak d.breaSfs. scalds. burns. salt
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Iowa 4 MINNESOTA r. R.-Ths
annual meeting of the Stock holders of
the above named Railroad Company
was held at Anamosa last week Tues
day, and from VIM. Henderson, one
Of the stockholders we learn the fol-
lowing:
Col. w. T. Shaw, John s. Stacy,
w. P. Wolfe, NJ. c. Jordon, VIM.
Henderson, d. 8. Fay, A. Huntsucker,
Geo. Boone, and James Jameson were
elected Directors. There was no quor-
um Of directors present, but it is the
intention Of the board to elect Col.
Shaw, President Of the company. A
committee was appointed to confer
with the Chicago 4 Northwestern and
also the Chicago & Pacific Railway
companies, relative to completing the
road. Register.
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-Parlor suits at Alden's.

AT the City Drug storc--Blank
Books, Stationery and Blank Forms.
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------------~1e> =~-~---
REV. J. X. BLOOM preached last
Sabbath his first sermon a. Pastor in
charge of the Lutheran church here.
Mr.. B. g call to this work was a very
unanimous and hearty one and he
comes with the warmest of recon-
mendations from his former associates,
as follows:
ORANGEvILLE, Nov. 9th, 1873.
To the members of the Lutheran
church and the people Of Upton, Iowa,
these presents come, greeting.
Since an all wise Providence has
seen proper to call from our midst TO q
new field of labor our beloved Pastor,
Rev. J. X. Bloom, who has been with
us for the last seven years, during
which time he has proved himself an
affectioDate, tender, faithful and eff
cient pastor thus occupying q posi-
ton SO near and dear to us, that the
thought of separation fills our hearts
with sadness. In view of these facts.
therefore be 1t
Resolued, That We the members OF
the council of the OranReville charge,
do most cordially recommend Rev. J.
X. Bloom to your most worthy and
favorable consideration. fully believ-
ing that all the encouragement, broth
erly love aud kindness shown him
will be richly merited aud duly appre.
| ciated. Therefore, with profound re.
greet at parting, we add that our loss is
your gain.
Further resolved that these resolu-
tons be published In the county ma.
pers at Upton. Iowa.
BY order Of the Church Council
| WILLIAM WAaENHALs, Sec'y,
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The Household Panacea


Is the best remedy In tho world for the following
complaints, viz Cramps in the Limbs and Stom.
ach. Bowels or side. Rheumatism In all its forms
Bilious Collie Neuralgia Cholera Dysentery, Colds,
Fresh Wounds. Burns, sore Throat, Spinal Conn
plants. Sprains and Bruises, Chilis and Fever.
For Internal and External use.
Its operation Is not only To relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
IL penetrates and pcrvades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action 10 all its parts, and quick
The Heaseheid PaRacen L. purely yeseta.
BILE snd All Healing.
Prepared BY
CURTIS 4 BROWN,
No. .iS Fulton street, Now YORK.
I@r sale BY i'll druggists. syS
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THE Iowa State Poultry Association,
Rev. A. b. kendig, Pres, will hold
its first Annual Exhibition at Cedar
Rapids, commencing December 10th,
1873, and continuing until the 10Th.
Competition open to the world, the
best birds to win. All breeders and
fanciers 10 this and adjoining States
are requested to send fowls to the Ex.
hibition for show and sale. For Pre-.
MUM lists, and further information,
address, c. J. Ward, Secretary, p. o..
BOX ISL, Cedar Rapids.
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Hon. A. r. COTTON, M. c., 10 to be
married to . young lady In Clinton in
. few days. He will leave for Wash
ington about the Goth inst. Dnven-
port Gazette.
1t 10 pleasant to think Of one Of Ctin-
toms fairest daughters, who has
known him from her childhood up,
going to Washington as his wife,
Cedar Post.
A. X. will probably begin to feel re-
paid for his sacrific. when he learns
that he has given our forlorn neighbor
. pleasant thought.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >|>|>.N1>1s~1s
- AAyersisers...Ant transient and Special Lo-
cal Noescss, and transient Advertisement must %
patd nor In advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements In the Local
columns, VIII be charged % cents per tine.
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At the meeting OF the Directors Of
the Peoples Marrow Gauge, held at
Cedar Rapids, Tuesday, 4th inst. it
was decided to proceed with the work
Of securing the right of way, and OBJ
tanning such other assistance as can
now be obtained. As usual Upton
was unrepresented. There was con-
siderable talk here about sending del
egates-the opinion being unanimous
that 1t should not be neglected--but
~ 1t began it ended, in talk.
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MEcHANICsvILLE.- CLEAN from
the Press that Mr.. Geo. r. Jones has
removed to Clinton.
r. Carper has invested in a fourteen
dollar gentleman hen.
SEQ. Loring has removed his Livery
to old quarters opposite City Hotel.
JDo. Pugh's corn crib caved In and
let 900 bushels OF corn on top OF his
pigs. The pork ate Its way out In ten
minutes none the worse for wear
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR DECEM-
BER.-The December number Of Bal
tous Magazine IL a most attractive
number-one of the best that We have
seen this year, 1t contains some thir-
ty different articles, and each is of re-
markable interest to the general rea d.
er. The stories in this issue are fresh
and good, the poetry eloquent and fer
vent, while the illustrations are such
as will cause more that the usual
share of attention. This leading story
1.-THE Ghost of Hendea Hail." con
tinues to be the absorbing interest,
while IAN Unfortunate Match will
still find admirers. Take Baiou's
magazine, the cheapest monthly in
the country and after an examina-
ton of it's merits, we must confess
that it Is superior to most of the high
priced serials OF the day and yet TO
every subscriber ia given pretty lit
tie Chrome, an ornament for The home.
Only Sl.50 per year. and Is single cop
les For sale at all the news depots in
the country. Address Themes Il Tai
bot SO Broomfield ST., Boston Mass,
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s. J. MCKINLEY, whom all cath
Iowa boys will remember, received
last week In Judge Rothrock's Court
at Marion, . verdict of $4,000 DANA
ges from the Northwestern Railway
Company. The occasion for the suit
was his being knocked off . train by .
brakeman because he offered to go in
to the 40 called "ladies car" the fall
breaking q rib and dislocating the
shoulder. Mes good luck in getting
badly hurt, 1t appears, follows him be-
yond the days Of bullets.
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CONCERT CoMING-The i.eavitt
Troupe, Bell Ringers Nocalists and
Commedians, will perform at the City
Hall in Upton next Friday evening,
l4th inst. This troupe Of artists--n nine
in numbers winning golden opin-
ions every where. The merry Aus
tins''-Emma Austin, Soprano, Char
lie Austin, Commedian- host in
themselves. The charming chimes Of
the sweet silver bells are alternated
with fine vocal performances and
character acts, while the whole com.
pany is organized into superior Cor
net Band. Notice what is said Of
their performance at neighboring
city:
Those who failed to attend the con-
cert by the Leavitt Bell Ringers ut
Oliver Hall last Wednesday evening
missed the best entertainment that has
been given in this place for long
time. We cannot particularize, but
suffice 1t to say that all performed
their parts in first class order. Every
thing of a comic nature was new and
Of the most taking" kind. The
troupe is composed Of gentlemen and
ladies in the true sense Of the term,
and will win many friends wherever
they may go. Should the troupe pay
our village II visit at any future time
1t will be greeted by rousing house,
or We are no prophet.
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JAS. MORGAN, Sec'y.
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November the 2 1873.
Garard HOurH n KancAa

TAfAFd HOuru G KanCAs.
Mr.. Sir you will please t.
send my muny to me II y0n due
will TAX Of 3 dolers I want it very Bad
Now you shoe this to - tell him
want the muny.
The above letter is given verbatim
with the exception Of the names oil
the person addressed and the one t.
whom 1t was to be shown. No name
was signed to it, and a. the parties
here can neither of them imagine who
wants "muny." or what for, this un.
known creditor will have to try again
before he gets chance to TAX Of !
dolers." Wish all Of our "duns'
would he A obscure as this one,
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Clarence, on Thursday, 10th inst,
quite q number Of valuable horses,
cattle and hogs, rs well n q wagon
and other farm machinery aud irnpie-
ments.
Wish we could have found room
for the entire speech Of the English
NJ. r. upon the subject Of general In
sernational Arbitration, extracts from
which are introduced on the first page
by = welcome correspondent from
Springdsle.
"A Musical Convention begins to
be talked Of for the coming winter.
These annual meetings in Upton have
been continued SO long and have at.
tanned 50 good reputation that no de.
fault should be permitted BY our mu-
steal citizens.
An Iowa City topper got ut the
yeast jug the other night, and took q
svig. Putting 1t down he called out
TO his wife "Say. Jane, wish you
wouldn't mix that chicken-feed over
the cider Jug, It's 'nuf to make . hog
sick" He was very poorly in about
Ten minutes.
"A compact yet ooln prehensive re.
port Of our public schools IL published
herewith aud viii bs noticed With In.
'esest ~ our citizens generally. II
certainly shows an attendance GU the
part OF pupils and system aud order
On tue part OF teachers which are fa
voraoie signs Of good school.
-How on earth notice OF an in
stalistion Of officers In the Inlsut
Lodge ofGood Template crspt through
the edition Of week before last q I. o
o. F. instead Of I, o. g. T. the "Dev
4" only knows-and he won't tel
because It wouldn't b. convenient no
10 have somewhere 10 lay the blame.
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100 kerosene lamps ct Alden'e.

REICHERT BROS.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

MORTGAGE SALE.-Defauit having been
made IN the conditions OF "A certain mortgage
Whereby the power therein contained to sell has
beeone operative executed by Anianda
Salsbury and Joseph l.. Salisbury, or Lawton,
Van Buren county, state or Michigan, to lhad-
ne,,s r. HARRISON. OF Paw Paw, of the same
county and state, bearing date the Twenty
ninth OF November A. ID. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and sixty nine. ana recorded In the
Office OF tue Register OF Deeds for the county
az Van Buren, aforesaid, on the same DAY 10
Aber" W"of mortgages, on page $50 upon when
mortgage there Is claimed to be duo anu
unpaid at the date OF this notice
the sum of Two Hun dredand Thirty-three
Dollars and Sixty seven Cents (S233 GID and no
suit or proceedin gat law or in chancery having
been instituted to recover said sum or money
or any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby
given tnat on Tuesday the first day OF April
next at one o'clock in the afternoon OF SAID DAY
| shall sell at pubic vendue to the highest bid
der therefor, sale to take place at the front
door OF the Van Buren, Circuit Court House, In
the village of Paw Paw IN said county and state
OF Michigan, the premises described IN said
mortgage or so much thereof as may be nee
eesary to satisfy the amount due on SAID mort
rage with ten per cent interest and legal costs
OF this foreclosure, with an Attorneys fee OF
Twenty-Five Dollars (S25) as covenanted Tor
therein-that is to say: the Following piece or
parcel of land described in SAID mortgage as
- All those certain pieces or parcels OF land
situate IN the county Of Van Burea ana state
of Michigan. viz: Lots No. one % and TWO
(2) in Block No. nineteen (I9) in Bitely's Al
ditIon 10 the village OF Lawton, according TO
the recorded plat thereof.
Dated January lst 1873.
TlIADDEUS r. HARRISON,
927t13. Mortgage.