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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

IA ZZU

Every year increases the populni-
" Of this valuable Hair Preparation /;
which Is due 70 merit alone. We
can aBure our old patrons that It Is
kept fnlly mp to its high standard |;
md it l. the only reliAhlsand perfect
ed preparation lbr rsstOring GaAr
or fAnxD Han to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustroua, md silken.
The scalp. BY its use. becomes white
and clean. Is removes I'll eruptions
md dandruG and, BY IT. tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, q It stimulstes ard nourishes
the hzir-glandA By its use, the haif
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, Is restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
win create . new growth, except IN
extreme old age. Il = the most eco
uomieal HAIa DRRsslHo eyer used
. i. reqaires fewer applications
and gives the hair . splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes ND,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, sayA
@The constituents are pare, and care
fully selected for excellent quality !;
and l consider it the BKsr PRxPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold 1s an Dysegises, ~ DssaesSs Medicines.
lri0e One Dollar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

Of Chronic und Acute Rheamatism, Neuraa
-, L1mbaeo. 0ctAsIca, Kidney. and Nerv-
oos Dteeaaea, after years Of suffering. By
eAktns DR.. Ritlor's vo6uou10o oAoannnlie o1eun-
tbs scientific discovery Of ]. r. Filter. -. d.,
. regular graduate physicisn, With whO0
- are peFUenally acquainted, who has for
- years treated these diseases exclusive1y
Win ast00ianing rosults. We believe 10 ouf
christian duty. after elaboration. to con.
scientifically request sufferers TO uDs H. 90
po0tally peTaOnn In moderate ciYcumstaN.
90. who cannot AFFORD 70 waste tme a0A
money on worthless mixtures AZ clorIy.
men We seriously feel the deep responsibfl.
tty resting on us In publicly endorsing this
nodietne. But our knowlSdgo and eNnAyi-
once Of its remarkable merit fplly tuStlnee
o1racsion: Rev HEwtng. Medina. fsanss
gNDeysd stxteep years. became ho0eleap
HhiiadA. Rss bas3s, Hightstown. =. 81.
Rev. buchanan, Clarence. 1owa. Alexan.
der Hahn. BtanW0o0 Iowa. REV q @ 06nisA,
fitaeford. NsE York. Rev Joseph Heees,
Falls Church, PhIlsdelphia. Other testimo.
malls nom Senators, 0oveynoss, JnAaes,
OonQreasmen, Physicians, &C.. forwarded
9fntis With pamphlet explaining tho1o a.
easaa. ONet hoaDond dollan vill Be presontad
TO any medlcine for same diseases showing
0Qu0I Oog1e nader teaf, - tAat oan pgo1paos
cas-Iourth - many living cures, Any per-
son sending By letter descSl psssn ofa0Jctieos
viii receive gr1tis . legally signed gnaEan-
tee, naming The number or bottles TO cdre.
aGreeinx % refund mun6 ~ uponswugn staAo.
nent Of Il. fail0re y cure. AMicted tnyited
% wTtte 70 Dr.. ritter, rAiiade5phfa. HI
valuable advice costs nothing. 1yss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

BOTTOM, Nov. B.
Gentlemen II Is not in my power
70 be with you ut your meeting to ask
for Justice In Cuba. Allow me to add
that, longing for immediate en- sncipa-
ton 10 this neighboring island, where
slavery still shows IT. Infamous front
and always insisting that delay 10 con-
tfary 70 justice, still do not think Il
practicable Ut this moment, on exist
Ing evidences, TO determine all our du-
tee in the present case, where ciyili-
xation has received such shock. II
b very easy TO sse that no indignation
q the dreadful butchery inconsistent
WITH the spirit Of the age, but unbap-
ply arOuaod by On Illicit filibustering
expedition from our own shores, kin.
dred to that Of the Alabama, for which
Eng1and has boen justly eondsmned
In 0o0a4oo, CAn make U tbrget that
We arc dealing with the Spanish ma
ton, etsuGgling under terrible Difficult
ttes toshocoms sister Republic, and
AoECl0co deeorving from uS present
ngb6nfAoos aud candor. Nor can We
lbfxet the noble President, whose eio-
sqoent voics pleading for humanity
AMI invoking our example, has often
charmed tho world. The Spanish
Republic and Emilio CASTELAR, do not
deserve the menace Gf war from US
u S4tehwosds arc seeded now, let
them Do "ImmediAte efnancipstion In
Cuba '.6Oecsss - tbs 6psnlsh Re-
yelics "HOnor and gratitude 70 Em.
lilo Castelaf," and"Peace between our
I've no1lone.n Bearing thee In utAd
there viii b no occasiou Tor tho lIKof
ent pgepafations Of the last few days,
a911n1 10 s0ug peooont bufd1n ooaDe
hxpen0ifproe ssyerai millions Of dol
- - ting 9war fever to inter-
- - IL gsnnfal health OF the
polltlCal body.
len, 9entleman. your faithful .ses-
VU1.E&#x&AA@ @@M& @@M@ W kssSA II II
(9lgned) CHARLES srNSER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

''Thcmss," seid . father to his son,
don ( lst rhat girl make . fool Of you.
Look saarp. Remember the Adsge
that love ~ blind %, that adage
won't sash said Tom 'sTaik atoe {
love being blind, Why I see ten time .
- much in that girl 9. yea fo.v
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

FOR THE WHIsKIRS.

As oar Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whisken, We have prepared this
dye, IN Ons prPorGti0n which viii
quickly and edectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces color which viii
neither rnb nor vaah of Sold by
all Druggists Price Fifty Gents.
Maaafss1nesd b = ?. HALL 4 CO,
UAGHUA, 1A
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

}1Ae s9enpAis Laleu - sAne
u sruu1b,s pa>kaDs asslp1 = -
uayesslmes ~ ssrniaE. vhiee
- scsSSh u hjssssy. ItvD oat -
+. yeSRA 4 H{gnsA . nssehost -
1Dnx11l1. IN 80 has bsso aetivs
sss5sut}se ssssss5 fss the distsssssd
- gIs - tightly rolled Up II
~ q dSse sh<ets Of NOT very white
lsttsr eapes. and csssaised $S.06.
ssaziy - in one. TOO sad thfss-csat
ptsces snA nickIes; so. I've fsSed
.Dipess ofpapsr ssrreney u sbs % 80
80 ten cent? issue. Evidsntiy thu
1as sons ehildi tssassse. the aeca-
msIatioss Of littis box f5r months or
ysars. On tAs innsr wrapper -
vris,ens .LiaIe I.fsy's sDsnsy, - - to
Q poor eAnd;' on the outer papsx,
wristsun 4 differses hasd. sFsoo
Iitsle Lin. sbr the Ms1Aphis suflssess
"A dysss bessek NeesAer sxplanar
e6oa vaxiven.s'
Tne Ahhama jury h the ~isess and
the bssf, after Ill. and consists Of eight |
white ana sasr colored men. and On . |
civil suis regarding . claim Of 500, |
founded spon atuussctioB in. cotton.
Il reodess verdict OF mauslaughtsr in |
o. fisst degree! Not . member Of
the jury" ~ ere told, ''knsw the iirst |
lstssr ofshe alphabet Upon deliver
Ing the verdict the foreman remarked
that iDasmuch - no one was killed |
they decided to render : verdict Of
nansia0shtsr and NOS Of murder. =
w. originally Intended" All this in
cosnty. and the authority for
The story Is she Msb:is Register.
Western women are grumbiing ter
ribly bsosuse the Managers Of the ~
TScultufni fAirs don't give 1t ie.st .
Csar's nutice when they ofisr prixls !
Ibf the Aness babies.
An old lady from the country. with |
Iix unmArrsed daughtsfs. vent to Az
ysta, Ga, the other day, busting for
The pasro,isof Asssandfy. Che meant |
buniDe91
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

3x$0OS
-. -v4 sss r~esy.s- o. xnu RI
~ lxr issssssAsxu-
s. d IA v | ~ 4 s 4 osxnon
TT ssssiAe GAMER rrcs caeuA -
s<.s..s p,@. .Arfs~s ti~pers- vi sswu d ~
lr-e1sss go ~essaaia s.su.ss- II 81 Oann6nr.
.lcs 1S'.'-sie- !. y $3.50
4 - ssrs* : ssss t. sez~aisassA. aEA 49,
Gas - IN - fi4 asttlsts,s e-zahitkkh
Ss<Asic V.esAEes. aud DAnnnnoe
Drvrrs sstHt - ertsss SweiiIhss axe1un1 al
In ~r2l: 49, 49, t' fsaaces ard nsnepcd
In ~v .ays~ is=s-. @a &s
ErYaipelss. s. & scan,. sea,s iseas. a>d
Pr suy.s ass soc raAafea By t.is powerful
sssasz an 4A-dsis-
o- sssSa skir. so fsap-s saickiy 1eiss Why,
teavsa< = -ss.si sisQlia sAa fase.
csrssie Di.cascs, Fs~sr esi AaHr Dt-
- :. .fs'azs s'1.y r Al, ~, .'a..a
Bap-s.- ~ s.ss~s e.s~s4 b ssd sAsi srs eua.
VsersS, - q, 10y ss.o.s us Kest pswcgfhl
Ssrrssso- fst s.s~ " iss ske~1
Eash bsstls eosrsss s.fSeen ferty ~
3fv -s.sssT ersss essiiEs s.,iy Que dellar
Froas s1s 90 fOn = o. Ave 0OoeoeO wf1
ear BAL; as.E.s sssla Head, Ring Worn. Pin
lbs "a he YKc. f.-s orainsry Erupsioes. &C.
scsls E-sp:.sa. :, Ia ssia TIesr.. soess. a
Canssv IN fss Hsa.h ssd sts-sseA kEyaps1s 80
Es.- -. e e 81, s.s 1 g. 81 sss:1s
alaes use Bowels ard YiiDsrs.
RFosn two 10 Elk bottles win - fsund
~AerrAsi ~ eayss~ Ses slgfa, sfck- Heo1aoAa q,
tisnA' Dsaes. ssA EpilspsJ-
Rrea ave 10 twsfvs Aettles w1I esss
,he worSs ~asss sf Aersfsa
RRoo ahPee % twelve hotties win
cure sevss and esstisAts easss os s'afAs5A.
RrO0 I've - 1sur A0eaDoo win c0so the
wo-ss caess - Pii.s. asa re0nats osaive uoUuas
Dro0 I've - ssA boeeleo ~ eurs
bad rasAs 81 Drspsy
rrses 81 80 esssas, y bssan AeSk
Sod ~ Al Dru0tsss
slsseA, 1sx : @, hssh
~ ss-:iasss s.s. ia lscsieo,ama. D11Als, !. J.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

In the theory and principles Of double entry bsok
keeTfng. wherein the ssndent = sequFsd 10 pss1 70
s6ul6oa ledger, taxa trial balances and make ont
every fnsa ~ tsAnnActtOn which u likely 70 occur
10 actual bus1nea The use OF the skeleton fe<lger
has proved 10 be by fnr the best and almost The
only method OF teaching book keeping succensfuIy.
Thn anDNDee 0f u1nAre0Ary a0d eN4tpsss writing
sbles the teachef 20 keep the mind Of the pupf1
constantly uFoa the psfnc1Dasa anA rsaslts 81 Abe
scieace until they have fuiiy mast srrd then which
ohtecs having hoen aceompttzhed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27


ssssssszsssaAs
ii 9s931qs No. nlof4nes
u - ln1n14n C1nysntIoa o. 1eS3 knk-
St69 - ssovssy. Ind -the ~
ii pGeD - uooo in 1e6e. wIhe q1estto
Il eh041n1xrIpln@1o3EU 4
Il - -. - - = = -
II db6Jlsses1616ssGI5a afh6 08e1
u NsG1so 49, - RspstlIesn -
4ND4G 1ge41na - VII, -
q vons - - ho0 ASKING - tns ~
poe10n psfey."
- $500
- A1aS0~ - -
H - iren1n unAnoUaanGue.
81 - - Inppa no fPstagonian
" - -. 5-sS slsssRI
1900 -
lADe y As ensy' A
sss-ss.s.s. = = e' "
80.
M nS~
800 .x.
$685. ..-s.sI ss"......s
1s-.e-ss- =. .s..,.. h...n-r,
~N.-.. sN.--.--..
49,. 80 - 49,.
| - ~. T,..sh.r r.a.~d. or env
l1sue- -. t.t.,,s On
| -.~.-es.. -. s.,oc~ the Kieka-
- z..i..A... D.
49,. - = ~ 49, .evs, vet |
-s..-.1 3 n. -i,. - c,edjt. wob-
=. "a. I..SSS,.s s.,a .,,.eon hons. |
A. asr1s1 ~. f.thom,e..Iv in
-, S.,sSs .fpr..;a..,i.i t.mb;e. |
- .e.,e.es.t,c s.ovmor.nev om-
- 1xn.- 80 .sv~., As.a.h..,.
- ~ 49, anti -. -. /
..s.A.s h,.en...oo,, ~ eha Ni..r
X1KlSA p -, $780, mv.eee I'll
p.sv...s.. ,ssehares.~ri Tst.oo.d /
- eoassx-eeene. = -thev Ars. thSS /
800 nii,Iea s,ox.l 1900 Il. sassir.
evine. damnasioo ret 10 sink, before
1hasrpoen he MIR 0fdewIndnion,
rostsaness and shame-the Low, low.
hsttomless level Of our Christian pa
triots. heroes and statesmen, RAN
- a,l sAsir Aask asA essy caverns, |.
Ike a. n their Eli - ronkfle fro0l
llnir 1890 dpns Of ern61nr, r61Spal
ana Iuss: ANA you.iI ana 90 psfxisess
ios the beasts that prowl, and the
6eeds thst are done in ali our counsel
s~aial m \, M aoAs ten
- olo,s Ezra = Thsyssse - ii
lass made mjlliop.irey senators like
llsrisn. sherman. Chandler and Cam
serou. 10 beck-pay pirates. like Co
ui.ao. Voorhees,. King and Blair: no
MI ured brft,s ssained eyinnfnr |
8mD6AI-Me60oI.h ARnnHUtQ1 Ntea Pres
Nest me CoIfsx. no peni,entia,y.
~rson .br,ker,ee. sdfteen-c.et-sux.
81. roo,.k in..nroio,ing coantx-hond.
e~s.a,..v ..es.-m nsu..a,.;,.s.. 81. go
evro.. n 1iira an, ,.,.,l~,, ye.o,.. "a,
40 ~osc. ia,n .si,,..,Ii,,,o- so-,..,.
- ,h..-,,a,,,,..., ;..a....,. 60.
49,. nam,n.,,or ,hs Ca.,a.:.. =,
s.i.-., 1...r-a.. s.-,., -.
- src, =, -, Ia, -hL...L !
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,,..,s -, ..--.-.-,
go ..y oDe " a u
o- - :" osn
usn'
" , "a'
~
- ~ ' os"s ="
'oo'' .os sn.s
.1 ---~-S. 49,
.s... s.....
- e1e
.-l.~-.S... - - - p
akuos q gooIo vines on the tofrid
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

4 FANNY A1IT0IE.
AssseAAks - sasssday, ~ Dsrveak.
An ENTIRELY NEW b.ssn
Sc MACHINE
n y<*ss 0easss1ie ~ yssgss
ONLY FIVE O0ILARR
KsY ~ wA fsases IS ssaF1--4
BUTTON HOLE W0RkRN.
tE fa srsaanesA 1ns Ek m. IA sps.sf
awarded TIE 1T EaE1lQNATTHE

....u.s4szE 91e11QAA THE
AAk1AcAN INSI1fUI8
And AA1HLANDkND3txDE 1A1nA Nh.
. q - gla4eeesl 81 s1Wnneiy coasevucten
oSyIn0 zAClian - Roa1uy WogE Co0pleee n
- ~ =. -. ssIssss ks'ssss Sssels.
49,; ~ 80 ~ MeeA Qui1lr. Opsr.
80 - Hsas9 Eeqo1 0naninG
Ssa9osn 80 49,. uke g goed hi0Apgicsd
ftem the pool. No. d. 11lEo IL 49,.
lanne and sercag@e stitch kn0wD:) arm, dsfsSIe
Co. ~ 49, " go 1850 esgk, ees
$500. nom CAmos5c e heeyy Cloth Or Leather
ESSviiv cus.ssnt*. -. ~. n -, - n,sAiss
rAre 60 Aeehl9stlag ms1e ANS 81 9aeksD
-: 80 e.1sIMny nai4sd SD osnAms1ted IT'S
sssssASst 2SsnSS.S.. - A0eae n
ssesertiSc NScSsrse.I fn 49, ~ ao9 2 HecsIcM
q Price - H@asc
q a 0ped. ehsae, A1fly sswing. Maehtne. ~ -,
The Mr. and cAty s1ccses q pfodocfsg . vsiuscle
sessfe1tiaaea4 teiNble ~ pstR1 He11g NAckias
~ exsrsme ~ grNe renches all conditions. IL
@HRy ~ - esApss t0 Al eepncfAes
Shssrrsrfr~T ~ c..sss. : 49, 1srss.ls nvosfe
4 q. 4. - a ' { No. "a
v.s ssn ,s sn.e, nm =. .1 scsnSssly 70
Nst4ssnA. ~ : iowbaea NnA &c b. 1AnnsSn.
p,;.so, ..A = 49, 49, !" = oosn1, Nv
ranisd for Ave ysas BY sp~cisi ceriiarass ..sn 81
r. ,.rs,.s,s ~ s9mpess oe.ongng TO
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GENERAL INFORMATION


nrleYn T,epnUasAm,n,e.
v|
sill ~ e saa 5.
r'iw ~ ggss rsa
hsHsesss. 8ssa Ia tassatsss
ne: sss = ~. ::ss::: - Ne
ssnssrins Who viii 3 company IL him.
81 ftt9
Rrannr1fmrr Rsaanaas~.. ss III
go
=. ~ s;:.;:: !:; ;s;s ssssSs . 5:
A..-A...x~.-.-.
4 t-
.isss4saes ss3 SsRes!$Sst q g. csliss:
vsskly &C.,. . Persas. aaA G.a.dia.s, ~ 81
"''' So 81 3.a
A''ee's''ss =. ssss'srsA'p''
1870 ~ q sssns !. 49, 49, tn S @
-. |. Cd go :ss!s :.s::.s:s.s: e -.
- M 49, ~ coors s. NJ rsvio1,Sr q .rv y
sssss csiiss:. 81: sss.sss .ssss = - s:sZ 3
r oescsets1 ~ ScSnisssStp rstssns mre ~ ~
III s1r 81 - 49,. :. - .t; s.s..sas -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

An old LADY from the county. with
'six unmArrsed daughtsrs, went to Az
gsta, Ga, the other day, busting for
the patroniscf Ass.andfy. Che meant
b1iDe1
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SP1N0Ey UlI i1eARX
OF NEW YORK.
y 0ayWeo 0eaR noDlIu

t ecr sns 30 4nrse yssn lQcsssA - No o.
.tek S.s ~ 30 = a1 E2o4st e
s ~ Saes nc y 1870 U114 oot4 81 veeA
- 49, 49, 2 xEk1x1kls g. tx
Sssssnsa M1aImnsY osss9ooo ~ 49,
~ ~ y -: o.s conlng nnees
- 1sry 49, SIos - 49,
efc@Pfsnsnsiys e3Iesispeel...~~
nsdiesas The Doctor . 1870 . sssssis
sc,asSss ~ Ss1sns 1 s - ~ n ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

/ Views Of Senator Sumner ON the
Cuban Question.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

Wnsjness Sets.
ere In form written In the DAyboOk, Journalixed
poaeeA - she LeAger. Ledger cosed and ssAtenaesss
Of results made.
In wosAring these sess studsnts are expected 70
eel upon their responsible ", asking ~ few
Uumwfous ~ pQnnhle and showing aocn bopk In
svsU - 10 the teacher for examination and cor
fectfOA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

The Tribune publishes. the following
lstter Of senator Sumner, which was
y have ben rssd 4 the Cuhsn indig-
aatioa nsetlng IN New York, but
which was received too late:
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PREPlRgD IT
DrLc.AYER { CO., lowell, Mass.,

sCrD ~ AL DRUG0fsrs EvxBYWUzx.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

There being no vacatious studsnts can commence
- aay tins tomes thsie e0nveqtlpce. NeW aadeoss
are enfestng almost every woak- lay % the war 4
pGk8eo cox6Meaejng YIN ofNaDp 1na othGn lnst
catering who will Be company Tor him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

as~~-,TshemNzDos~e1a 4 sslS@ VI 10
este. - the sH~s1 avs - !. .sss.
san&<- g~ysss -
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= z esass z <aatafs3 III II F84-F t9lq
-fr-T-7 TTT,7 EtFTTrT T77s TZ@ITT n 81 4 3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

Westsfn women are grumbiing ter
fibly beeause the managers Of the -
Tsculturai fAi1 don't give 1t ieast .
Dsar's nUtice when they ofisr prizes
FOR the Aness babies.
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Aver 8 So .
Sa';rl',ss,a,'I;p,1a,rilla::

80 = as9es7 = ssefsa e-sfH
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H. Coovsntioa ,at Utica hsd known
nat Il thsy nosnins1sd Mr.. Taylor,
~ Rspsblieaa prsss Of the stAes
vosla I've pse4o6tsd. and R0uA hsve
sosle61 be paas1 nse ~ 80 - him.
Tie naaagses would not have dared 70
p,sss his nams upon the ticket. %
With Congssas. Il will soon asssm-
~; ssA unhapoily honorabls gentle.
nsa havs eoaet = bsllsvs TIT thsy
have bat 70 ~ The tune, and the par
aasssgaas sviA .sbedisstly Grind 4
from nain 70 the Pacific. Let the
RSBd1aI6aa prs know thss ~
party. ciepds sre jsslous q the party
fame, sad 90 NOT mean 70 impsril Re-.
puh,I In suprsmacy by WiskiDg at
any jebbse1ps = l1Dinlstion.-
The epp@t16as ~, Sgsedsrss. dc.
means every ming that > unworthy
the 1IsPssaisaas ahasas1se. sanA bsst
traditions. Shall W lsavs hostility
to eur oppsusn III You ask. Hoo
tility 70 whatf Shall any press OF
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~ be found-but We don't think
anybody wants to ind It.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUITS IN NEWARK.

Close OF the City Counsel "Fifth Class
Cesar. Characterization of the Defend.
ant.
day the trial OF Benjamin F. Butts, publisher OF
local weekly newspaper, on an indictment for al
legged libel on CITY Counsel William II. Francis was
concluded with result adverse to the defendant.
The allegation was that in the paper published by
Butts was printed an article entitled Fifth Class
Cesar,n which contained severe and biting com.
mentary on Mr.. Francis for having refused duly
appointed member OF the Citizens Committee
OF One Hundred permission to look at
certain city maps in his custody, just as City
Auditor Dawes recently refused to allow his
records to be examined because one member OF
the Investigating Committee was personally OBJ
noxious to him. The State claimed that the
article was grossly lipellous and that Mr..
The defence argued that Butts was not
the real proprietor OF the paper and only
the publisher ostensibly, and that the article was
officer, and that therefore, he was not RESPONSE
Bile, especially as II was fully and clearly shown
that there was no malicious intent in the pubca-
tion. The case for the defence was elaborateiy
summed up by Mr.. Kalsue, who maintained
that the article was merely criticism, and
that no malice whatever, but good and
proper motive to benefit the public, was its
basis, After strong and able argument for the
state by Prosecutor Aheel, Judge CHORD charged
the jury, and stated that. IN his opinion, the arti
Gle in question wac bellous. Alter being out 20
In consequence OF the rulings OF the Court in re-
gard TO certain evidence which he refused and the
manner OF his charge. the case Will evident tly be
carried TO the higher Court. Three other cases or
alleged libel are still to be tried The most impor-
tant are the ones upon which public curiosity and
anxiety are pretty thoroughly centred.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
BOSTON TEA FARTY CELEBRATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. II. 1877

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. II. 1873
The tea party to commemorate the historical
event which occurred In Boston Harbor, 100 years
ago. arranged for by the ladies' OF the Centennial
Ward Committee, came OF tonight, according to
programme. Both the Academy OF Music and the
horticultural Hall were connected by means OF q
covered bridge. The building was crowded to the
utmost capacity, many hundreds being unable to
gain admission. II is estimated that 10000 people
were present. There was entertainment for
children in the afternoon, which was attended by
several thousand persons, young and old. The
entertainment in the evening consisted OF tea
drinking In horticultural Hail, where the tables
were arranged, all being beautifully decorated.
The exercises were conducted In the
Academy OF Music, the meeting being pre-
sided over by the Hon. william A. Arm
strong OF Pennsylvania. Addresses were delivered
by the presiding officer, Hon. A. 4. Botelar, OF West
Virginia. and James ii. Campbell, OF this city. Sew
eral hundred ladies' attired In the Martha Wash
ington style. were present. being seated together
I'm the parquet, which was reserved for that pur-
pose. Mrs. u. ID. Gillespie, President OF the Wo-
mems Centennial Committee, was presented dur
ing che evening by Mayor Stokely with handsome
gavel made OF the original wood upon winch the
old Liberty bell was mounted. The AFFAIR passed
or very successfully. The entcrtainIneut Will DC
rcpeated tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18

PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Russia r Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
&C q Franckyn.
Steamship Wyoming OBJ, Guard Liverpool via Queens.
town-Wams Guion.
Steamship America Ger, Bussins Bremen via South
omptOn-Oelrichs Co
Steamship Pert Ellis, Hamilton Bermuda)-Lunt
Bros
steamship City OF Galveston, Evans. New Orleans-C
Steamship Mediator, Smith, Norfolk-Lorilard Steam
ship Co.
Steamship North Point Foley Philadelphia ard
Bark Constantia (Nor), Faaken. Queenstown or Fal
mouth-Tetens Boo ckmann.
Bark Carbone QtaD Ansaldo Cork or Falmouth-J G
Seager.
Bark Treci Dubrovack (Aus), Podch Cork or Fal.
mouth-Slocovich IL Co.
Bark Antoinette dtap. Jaccarino, Gibraltar and
Genoa-Socovich Go. -
Bark Pearl, Ryder, smyrna-J Winchester 4 Co
Bark Edward GER. Halberstad, Philadelphia-H
Brig Fornak (Br), Moore, Queenstown Famouth-J
Elweu Co.
BRIG Prentss Hobbs. Dodge, smyrna-H W Loud 4 Co.
Brig Venture tB). Dausen, Bahia Whitney Co.
Brig Leona (Br), Bishop, Kingston-S De Cordova.
Schr lie Hart, Pinkham Baracoa-ls Puig Co.
schr Gerent (Br), Sanford CORVALLIS NS-Peniston
Schr Emma shanks, Munroe, st John, Mp Ne
schr VIM Jones' Davis New oreans-N II Brigham
schr WIN Van Brunt, Haugcnurst, Key West-Ben-
ner a. Pinckney. -
schr Morrill, Kelly Norfok-I Staples
Schr p Gerrsh, Armstrong, Boston-Jed Frye h Co.
schr Goodwin Waterbury, ,Stamford-stamford Man
sioop Carrie Emma. Cussac, New Haven-Rackett l.
Bro.
Steamer Annie, Steen. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott