davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16
A Toledo girl was 10 he married

IA lOleno glrl WAS 10 ne married
yesterday. She went With lie br'da
party 10 the door Of The church. whei
all at once the fair bride took n hei
heels anil started Off down Cherrv street
with bridal veil. orsur. blossoms and
white drarerv genersll, flppirg IN the
morning wind The srpon, w.s struck
dumb NJ the sudden departure. hut did
not follow. This was the situation a
last accounts. aud no person caud b,
foand who will offer M explanation. Z
Cleveland Plaindcsler.I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

A daily paper hss the following
among Its marine Notices: The schoo.
ner Albatross was wrecked on the coast
of New FoundIand on the iith inst.
the captain swimming ssh,re. and the
female cook also. she heing insured for
.i5, 800, and heavily laden With iron"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

NF'FT W. 'EFt
Workingman's Advocate, "she msn with
brown hands. smut on his nose aud
sweat on his forehead" All right sent
him by express last night. also q womsn
with loi z chin aud wsrt on her
nose, TO keep him happy. .-Derro.; Free
Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

A youth who Was somewhat given
10 rhyming once wrote = few ver.cs 10
his inam0rats. lie felt very scfs and
the word soft" figured eonspieuously
in his gushing production. The young
lady answered as follows, to-wit:
"SSsi arn 'tsisrs all srsshei CO.
And nusk am ssft az scff can t.
But soft ~ still lbs; silly pup
Wtsf writ fksse inss 20 ne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

do You know your good pastors
chief end aud aimi" a.kel New York
Sunday teacher of her svorite pupil.
Yes" replied the sayaciou- child. 10
yet his sermons printed in the pa
pers.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

A young Princeion LADY entered
drug store lst-lv sud wanted 10 ste the
papers Tor week back. and the in.e.li-
gent clerk sho w ed he. roll Of site King
plaster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

ON Monday ast our reporter was
shown ~ Mr. Gus Frank very large
pumpkin that had been sisei on HE
iA-m, 10y Mr.. Neut. Jones. The pump-
Nln Is two aud = hslf feet in length and
our and a half feet In circumference.
and weighs rs po1ndL He WAS also
shown some very fine corn that was
-sised Oh The same land. Who can beat
the pumpkin = Petersburg Press
There is proud modesty in merit.
~-Drvden
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

= BE on such terms with your fiieni
as y you knew he might one Gay be.
come your enemy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

Virtue Is that perfect good which is
the compliment Of a hsppy liir; the on.
iy immortal thing that belongs to mor.
ltsitr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

He that does good for goods sake
seeks neither praise uor reward, though
SURE OF bob.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

-Biid headed men uke jokc more
easily, bcr use they are no; a. the trou-
b,- cf -s,lirg IL l..oa.s ~ bar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16
"A private letter from the Rev. DR.
~ a. O., 4 - -. f.l..

G-A A private letter from the Rev. DR.
Newman, former Chaplain of ID, United
states Senate, has been published in
Washington. II is dated at ~. Pcier--
burg He says b. thinks he has visile,,
lie veri'sblc garden of Eden. that he
hss been among Tie ruins Of Belsha7zar'-
,.alace, has had his hands on the granite
lon which stands al thu door Of the den
hat DsIisl was cast into, aud will bring
beck brick from the tower of Babel.
Alter passing the winter in London he
links OF coming home.
The Indianapolis Sentinel hopes that
ihe hricf which sx-CLspisib Newman
ss,e he intends bringing With him from
me tow or Of Babel. will not be brought
in his hat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16
PUBLISHED EvxRy FRIDAY. AT rArPEs.
Byson oousrY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE lis CorRIrR BrILprxe on
Wpsf NAIH SrRrr1.
PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
s,nyls subscription, for ffty Nos, 81 SO
For elk months, %

RATES OF ADyART- -srfSC.
For 90 uare. 10 lines or le,e, lsees. 81 o.
Each subsequent insertion, - cl-.
Longer advertisements AZ re same rate.
A f-sctiog over even sapsrc o. squsres.
coIntet ssR &C aare khe-e are Tie terms
to- rausipnt aiver;.g.men's; ressoua-
-'e lrs:pc.!oo all, he made TO regular
adEe-tis rs.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices OF like character
10 be paid IN advance.
ASsoUScISG CANDIDATES.
Tor To wcship o6cer-, each si.no
Fnr County =" 40
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16
WONDERS or sU;sGEH..
tZer0ic Treatmcn. OF a desperate
Case.


/ ror. iaL Csi.AsS I.na
Frw PERSONS are 20 constituted a. TO
raM.enpia.e being them seises dismelu-
bered .y the surgccus kri.e with snv
gcEe az serenity or satisfaction. and
,yra wien tie vclim j. oile- ia,n
f.enselre. tE- surgeon j. often looked
upon - "a ii.a "a D!ood, without SYM
lr.thv icr others or srnsiDility o, husnln
.e1clin,r. Tai, ides j. wei. Illustrated
= case which has quite recently been
DrOg9at 10 pc Diic noiice: Peter iioener.
q wei-io-do farmer, residing near Quii-
rs. H., had ioTg z suffered from 4 rupture.
'nr Whicn he wore a truss. but. from III.
dental breaking of The truss, when
fiani irom home. the hernia pl OirUde,i
and became sirangllaied. His physi-
81" "ss summoned. but Was unable -
ore tIie parts. and iesrful OF NORTH
ton. .si, Sraphed for DIR. e.. Bceba. OF
this civ. 10 as-ist him by surgical on
GRAFTON .amiiisr 20 all medical men. Ar
ilsing II tie bedside of Iioenrr. DIR.
iiecDs Uss surprised to find that the
Injured intestine had slipped back into
~ e ab1oia,n under the use o. hv, ap-
,.4.cAilD ~, bLt viii cut aiiory!inc -ny re-
..ei 70 lie stlana-.a'i0A or threatened
'nortifcaiioH. Indeed, there iaa already
irt.'rd from lhr bowels from o,.o .nino
Qusrts OF black dc, onposeti tlpng. and
the attendant symptoms pointed cie.i 4
to fatal issue. A few houra mor. I'd
Peter " oud be FOOD Tor wo.i,... Whai
,oa.d be done was I. qu.. ion a-kad b.
t'ie suffering man sui b, hi- weeping
friends. and the question must be an
snered by ~. surgeon o. the spot.
he question Was answered aud Dr.
Ie.bc WAS directed TO proceed rs he
thought best. 4 he man was placed upon
lSbic ani chloro;orm administered
4nul hr -ss wholly unconscious. Then
,lis abdomen WAS laid open and nearly
twenty ieet Of hi. intestin.s were taken
out upon The table and examined Three
feet IN length Of these inies'ines wcre
iyunt 20 b. turning black from cecon-
position aud Al one place the bowe. was
>" folded upon itself ~ by adhesion TO
he wholly closed up. The obstruction
was carefully removed. the circulation
restored. aud the in.c-tines We're placed
back in the abdomen aud the gha-t,v
oriiicc stitched mp. Extra care was vL-
served 10 close ~ ,h" OH hernia owru
ing. aud then the man a~Ukc io raI
himself made over, sni rs tie -egue.
shows. - good As rex High iAAs'nms-
uoh followed, iageiher vish SON, con-
se1uent ,upgurntuu ~ ihr iin. q: the
ircis.ou. ca; 'hese ore carefully treat
~ ~ Mr.. Koch. % Quincy; and now.
after eesria "A weeks. IIoener Is as sound
q ".an as lives in Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
Amnscmenls.

|
NETWORK CIRCUS,
TEERscE TEERscE SsRDss SsRDEs THE.TEs: THE.TEs:
yy1 EyFF ESHTsF F'GHFHsF :sS :.5 THIHSASE TIHSASE
nAriSkEs GnSi KyIRy IAy sT2.
| EVERY SICuT ATS
nnNnaSE Hl, SI:a dia5GS 3i;S e iHssfsR. iiiissii
On TU..sn4Y KyhSiIG, dec. ~.
rahFoasS%cEs yyTsl Ikta yyESIsG S. O'CLOCK
~ Performance rxcluvey roIda to Equestrian Gymnaste and
Arrobarc eISr.i>es
u. 7. BAhNUMs rysdSEaEI, GSEAT ROMAN
MAaEoTH MEsidgIaE AND MUSEUM
POsTPeagWNE
BARyrsrs ROMAN HlrTODROaR.
Indulgence pubic that impossible
GREAT HOLIDAY paNToaIms
90 tho date sd'srii~r.
ha. been anderesd"s.d even sv ninr~eW '''
ITS IkASD PRODUCTION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT DEC 30
THE REGULAR FEhyosNAscE
, MiLL 49, GIVEN ,,,,
On MONDAY AND iJBhDAY BVESITG5.
THERE WILL DE no NATISRRs
1. ss ,s s a b. 81 to r 5"a .H' '''
TIL, 4 UHSDAY) LvLNlN9
RgIt ASD CyrI C"yrEETg FERy"ESaScs FERgoR%,Ssx
FuLL AND COMrLLlG PthFORAANCgi
70 MORROV (WBTN ESDAY) EVENING
10 MOKiDy (A FDNRSDAi) BVBNIS0
iOM0tRJW (HfDSEjDAi) Bt sSJN1
GRAND OPHNISG
GRAND OS.aiNi
GLAND OPEAlSH
OP TIIH BIfI LIANT HOLIDAY SEASON.
UP 1Ik BRILLIANT HOLIDAY ShASONf
OP I IB BRILLIANT HOLIDAY SBASOSt
1iR DAZZLING
EQUEs raIAS rAAlOMIMR.
PEDESTRIAN PAN lONIMR,
EQUESTRIAN Pm .ONlIR,
BLtK BEAID
INTRODUCING 200 LADIES' AND GGYTLRMBSf
BALLET or 300 PREnilKEs AND CORYPHEest
This dramatic. ard mrc,ncal p,DtOmime In
volglrg f SJ3o0b. will BE- repeated
afternoon and dnin; tre holi 'srs.
NEA rs ST. tRhD :A DAiS fN ADVANCE
GAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELS.
- NEN OrLRA HD,'>E bEnADWAY AND 20TiLST
GRtAr BLL tOH HOLIDAY WEEK.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
amusnyenrs.

A ACADEMY-MLLE. .ALBANl.-LoHENGRIN
"A THRsE .sD F;EsxssL EsIss srs ssSSs, s a
sosbts 4Dst D.s e. iasa,,,,isss s:s.;sSass Nigh.
"'''''' "iis GoasSasis sHssaiii I'''' o's"'
M" AsS oiA1 HALL Nh' Iae. S1Gd .oi csons Ts" ID
'''' 11ias TuEsbiY ivGSSG Dec 30 Booia X..Sn
WEDNESDAY De-. Y ,E";siSs s.s.po. Night.
admission" s.. R'.sr,d 'rs. 81 ert. Dr'. si2 siS -
box q. oes The Academy for sale Of 'ss' for any 0's Of 10
! wfbXESihi Dee 81 Me.p
AcADEnYo o.1sn or !.IG;n MnrIc; ao,cn~, DEC y:
PUPILS S@Hs u 1s sk s1kk S l+: " Music
who Iii. rough the Of MAJ s.l"h sss.
have As saak"sc CaaSS Iss
ccn, ,"eHr' ,sI WI" SmASD omTm NIX m.kszgk
Adm W. ~ Reserved Sl... 80 BoIs ss and slss
Tc.et. i "a At the Bror ote Academy ry.l.g
A CADgMY or MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
"A coNcEa. FOR r"h sIShFIr
b. ORPHAN ASYLrNs OP DROOKLYS
Trrsps1 AZ ESE!ISG' ti.F PIT 81 DKc "a
CILNoRES TxENTi. Rroyo RlGIMkyT BAND
n..v, S mS. .n hgbGE ;2 .eo v9 ms 80
GRAND OrGaA Conctr.-Church Of the Holy
~ Trinity. Maj o.yr .oi .o. :e'ona .i.w EnsEsDAY D
vs. s Df; Gh'ff SkaSE n"'%" ~"S ,s'[%
l. YnE.M eau ~. THSATGk: liz ... ss snnESE: a:l!!:
LAST WEEK BIT ONE OP
Miss IylLI .OLDrNrS
ENGLISH OPERA BOl FPH COMPANY
TO NIGHT suJ WEDSH>BAY HvHNINH.
s,o ATTKDAY AFTERNOON Dec 26, st l:Jo,
IA FilLE DE MADAME AhGOT.
THURSDAY LyHSINl,. Drc ~, ONLY TINB,
GENEyInyE DIX BRABANr
FRIDAY AND sAIrkDAY EVENING, dec. 2b and 20,
The GkAND DUCHESS
B"uI-. Of Which the
dbrtto beu r7e, Pans ,is the chS
stLaciiOn.
MADAME EARCHlDrC.
- orre ani Ssktr
nfPs. fOi Brn'd~sy.
nRATOHlO SOtlErY OF NEW-fORk.
"
BROOKLYS UNhD!I. AEp IiAiDf SOCIETY,
FRIDAY. DH. -, AT \ T. 81.
SfBJShAi HALL.
NJ! ,aIAE.
MESSIAH.
MB>SAI.
ORATOHO Bf HANDEL
CIJOGCS or j)D. ORCHESTRA Op 10
EMINENT SOLOiSrS
DIR LE0P DAMROStb, tOSDrCrOR
Admission, Fl 5b; elts - Tickets sse B<hr
ueTs. 7Ol Bro.dSsT. ard at s.eiasay Hall
STEINWAY HALL. Thomas Matinee.
~ SArUR1AY AfT@3SO0y Dre 20. st2
THEODORE THOMAS'S SECOND
MATINEE GRAND MATINIsH.
Soiis.s Ms. EMMA CRANtTI. CoDtralto,
NJ . lESki {. IIiM, P.aao
THE THOMAS GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Admission TEru Dollar Rhv
r h lie t'e O Sensay Hall 7nl and lis
Brscjway and al 33 tnio1~lnsr.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
Gotels.

ASrOR PLACE HOTEL, - and - Third
"a ave- IL Rooms singh ard the cheapest sn pleas
th ritz; hou' ar lun.'d
FRYING HOUSE european Plan). Broadway
L end Tw,ifh-.ihntfauce A. Twohht Location best in 'he
CITY, Gko = HARLOW. PfVpr"r
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, American Plan,
1fA Sh, and ;hN' MnrIa -A lev c.t,4n. - TIES
ait SINGH ROOMS: ,ni"i a" u. |. FISH.
GTURTENANT HOUSE, broadway and TWcn-
.NrN sralc ~ VT m Crahr' '.hgc rooms
from ~ - t21; irmy So TO so per
III II addition; rate, ~
IETIS 4 GEO $. LELAND
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
Eelp Wanleo--females

WANTED-A DESIGNER for LADIES
w SUITS one hsj in Retail storo pcro
Apply v x g. AlLla / Co, w ssssdNu,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
Ge!p r)ante6-- nlales

NORRESPONDENr.--W Wanted in tho office OF
Misunderstanding doIs, assist In the toR 6f1'
PoNDRNCh state eTiencs II mle nces aha ssa~S
viii accept. Address J. b. J, L Co, p. q. Rax 6.46u
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

%rll AVENUE TiiEATER.
- Propreor ,ni N,ns.cr..............Mr ArtSTS DAILY
Coma" 1t :. ttrriss"s, t;l@
THIS rs bNAf. "a , cclehrii"' pIy
NEW Nay 10 PAY OLD 1EBIS,
most euthnsi,s'r H. r~'rS N Mou!ey ven NJ -
SIR GiLE> ONtRptA,i ..........a af. L." l.. DAVENPORT
"HFaArI o gScP"rrncs, 10 "a" t"nr ke
yyaIs Other rhliac l., M's>is f. H. aiirs o. Dryrrr James
LcSi. PI, Mrs Arrie Crab IN. sara N"lt Mogt
pnrc org or snd ~ ft;l Az
II, t.yrnug: a Sry Wa IN Pas Odd p-bs.'
1ursr Fsrrbg: TT. Ipur wlh Mr. Davenport the
III NJ ARtNIi 49, ,
Friday a.. Srrlay Er"nnsg a Ecr Wsy q Pay oll hs"
Spec Il Nliinr" nf MONSIEUR AlPuONSE.
'"SArI..DAY MATiSE': TIE HONtYNOnN
Nor iuy lrn aul Gis"s Gi hert cHehratrf
Fr, a-d Of Mss CAALci Ia LECLhRCQ
Cox 0tcn f. T all the nights. - -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
ran UUnA1HoY.s
\ CorseapopdAnt Think 4 thAo
Question Of the Hour.

EDITOR ADvM1IsBxks=tuu 1re no
doubt assrs that sthsrs. irs . naikhefs
Of petitions IN eircslaaion within tAe !,
county and state, asking Coagress for.
law authorizing the Treasurer of
the United States 70 issue E<gsisf Ten
der Treasury noses and o9et t11sA IN.
exchange fdr 6per cent inNaeesE beaf-
ing bonds, Had . NV Of this kisd
been passed by the LAST Congress II.
would have prevented the panic
through which we have just passed,
because it would have enAble1 the
bondholder 10 excanngs NJ tUuds for
Legal -Tesass notss,s thirSajh.salss
and these no doabt would have snar u
bled him to meet an bis liabilities N.
siead Of being. compelled % suspend,
The Government ~ di1posine u tAiS
manner u el6O, ,0O0O 600 Leeal. Isa1se
notes. would avs % 90 90 iafsEssE )
on thsse honds; Asaee isstsaal of 90. !
crsing tS, ,OOO, 600 il debt dsFieg tke
year Just closed, it would haSe u:
duced the national debt at least ol,-
0O0, 900 within t6js tine: Weso the
$500, ,O0O, 600 0shss Exchanged Il wsAlai
not add a - pr oaqiAs 1sisss pssses.
cnt volume q currency. bat rslsce 4
our interest bearing debt $500 0oQ,-,,
coo. The wear. tear and lcas incidens
- fi-s. shirw.c..k &C.. would rssn)t =
.sd.lis nia vsi., the gosssuzDsass'
a,li ~ 0fs.ss.G VIII 81 ng1 s@.w srfsa
sg J. GnoxR. =.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
A pARABL..

The following is the most acute
and ingenious little production we
believe We have seen fora long while:l
Then shall the kingdom Of Satan
be Iikened unto tobacco seed; which,
though exceedingly small, being cast
into the ground, grew and became .
great plant, and spread its leaves,
rank and broad, 80 that huge and vile
worms found = hsbita,ion thereon.
And It came to pass, in the course Of
time, that the sous Of men looked up
on it, and thought it beautiful 70 look
upon, and much desired to make lads
look big and manly. So they did put
forth their hands and did chew there
Of. Aud some It made sick, and 9TH
ers to vomit most filthily. And it
further came to pass that those who
chewed it became weak and unman-
", and said: WI, are. cnslaved, and
cannot cease from chewing it. And
the mouths Of eli that were enslaved
became foul and seized with violent
splitting: and they did even spit in ia-
dies parlors and in the house Of the
Lord Of hosts-And the saints Of the
Most High were greatly plagued
thereby. Aud in the course Of time
it came also to pass that others snnf-
cd it; and they were taken suddedly
with fits, and they did snesze with Z
great and mighty sneeze, insomuch
that their eyes were filled With tears,
and they did look exceedingly silly.
And ret Others cuningly wrought the
leaves thereof into rolls, and did set
Gre to one end thereof, and did look
very grave and calf like; and the
smoke Of their torment ascended yp p
forever and ever. . 81
And tho cultivation thereof became
| great and mighty business u ~
earth, and the meschantm<n Maxsd
| rich BY the commerce thereof And
| il came to pass that the saints of 81,
| Most High de6led thenselyes ther1
with; even the poor, Who could no
buy shoes nor bread, nor books 70
their little ones, spent thsis moaeI
for It. And tbe Lord Was Gsstl,,
displeased Herewith, and ~
lWkersfore this waste;; and whY, IS q !
these little ones lack hrssd I'D -
ana booksf Turn .nDM g1sela19 =
10 con snd whese, I'D ~ tse.l.s
i tar from yoa; a9d Be sspeI4e ~ !.
desle not yourselves sa5 = snd !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

nEETIST. v III be at the FLEMING Mouse.
- In Upton. the First Tuesday after the
Hecpnd Mon lay OF each month and remain
yfMI - wtvSsvssa sasysnp p,sy. 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
c. p. SHELDON.

tIrSrIrb OF rHE PEACE Collection.
.. anl .,thsr biisinsSS. prosndly attcnlea
sa.---p,hca with 'ssantv superintendent IN
sisss..ntent ~ Court House. TINS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
MrLLER nOrsE,
MILLER HOUSE.

r. MILLER. Proprietor. A nrst cla,
J.. stoppins place Tor boarders or travel
rx will be found at this Hotel, ON Cedar ~.
Upton Iowa.
y imcks leave the House daily for Wilton
tsi sesnl-Weekly for Davenport. " s
.s...a stakiIne attached. eff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
CT. CHAMBERS. N. D..

DiYsI IAN AND SURGEON, has prac
tieed tweniy- Ave- Years tn this Vicinity
AMI nee.i only ask h c,yn inuance Of the pull,
iicconfidence httherto shpws..
Once in CIV Drug Store. Residence 1t
Cedar 81, opposite itei.srIned church, Upton.
Iowa v2Dnl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
Physicians.
Dr. N. II. MAYNARD.

n.isIciAN AMI 81 iGEuN. u. =. FL
1 aInlsaer 0f Pen-laners. TIPTOk. Iowa.
j si.~ sBa stsaiste.see vopps,~it O.. Palmer
Ha 100. -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
g. aI. lNGRAIHAM, N. D..

lI0NfE0pATHIc PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
III GEON.s .pffice and residence north oi
Refru.esi sssnrch. three squares north al
Reietert DrsA IiardwAr+ store, Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

trSTftE NJ THE PEACE, NOTARY PUB.
y Lie Insurance Agent. and COnveyAncer
Dtfese sIth the tlNsnty Recorder In the couri
house. Upton. iowa. Ian. list. ia6s. nlvlb.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12
s. Eysu0N, N. D.,

tlIfSisiAN A. SURGEON. rIPrON. Iowa
Having had thirty years experience
Dr. +. hopes to give satisfaction In AL case
.4.truSied tn his care. Uiticss. at residence.
two block east OF Court Square. fSi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Upton SEMINARY.
YOUNG LADIES,
TlPrON, IOWA.

MIaa r. 3. HCRIBNER, PAIN.
NIHe RICE, AssocIArk PRIS.
CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year begins
On the third Wednesday In september. and
closes On the second Wednesday in June Of
each year u II divided Into three terms OF
twelve weeks each.
The Winter Term OF 1874 win open on
Monday. January sth.
THE COURsE OF INSTRUCTION em-
/ braces al the Higher Rranches NJ Eng
liMh education. with Latin. French, German,
Music, nrawing. Needle.Work, and other
mplishments.
TERMS.
Tuition II Engltsh Branches, per tru. Sio 0O
Hsoe0. per week, ~
tA000rGoo. 40. Q"
Vocal and Instrumental Music, each
per terms ~ ~ ~
Drawing and Painting, Per term. ......... 10 ~
Languages, do. ............... ~
inatructiOn In Wax Flowers. ................ %
Use Of Piano for enc hour, daiiy,.-.-....... go
NOTE. Bills PAYABLE In advance.
REFERENCES.
Judge WIN. n. 1uthtil. Judge James u.
Ie0thr0ck. Judge SslvAnus Yates, IL. U.
fiaft, Moses RunkeY. r. v. IAndt. +. q. Nc
LELAND. Hon. Vim. r. Wolf. II. G. Carr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

GEO. >. FOClST, u. D.,
,nl~., AN sND SURGEON. ExAMIxER
al i'en- on.rs. iptup, iowa.
Hs- fsesi,lence ssn fhe second block east
- ts,,. Pai,aer II snse. Office 0yer city Drug
The New York herald., 1874-11-03
PORT OF NEW YORK NOV. 2, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship wyoming (Br, Beddoe, Liverpool via Queens.
town-Williams Guion.
steamship Bengal lBr) Douglas, London-Peabody,
Steamship Great Western (Br). windham, Bristol-E
Steamship Schiller GER. Thomas Hamburg via Ply
Steamship Leo Daniels. savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship North Point Smith, Philadelpha-Lorilard
Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Steamship Georgia Br, Mckenzie, Poruand-A
Steamship Glancus Bearse Bomnp-H Dimock.
Ship Robena, Hagen savannah-rhomas Dunnams
Nephew Co. ~
Bark Juno Aus Florio, Alexandria, E-Slocovich
Bark Washington tGer). Walter, Corunna-Jacob W
Bark John Grifnth, westberg, Havana-Jas Ward
Bark W Grifiths Br) Drummond, Matansas-Jas
BRIG l. W Armstrong, Mcnow, Demerara-L. P
schr Henry Parker, Lewis Demerara-Edwin Rowe
schr Maid of the Mist Smith, st Pierre-H vatable
4 Son.
schr Gertrude Plummer, f.ummer. St Johns, PR
schr 9 Richards (Br), Peck, St John, Mp Ne
scbr N Femerick Richards. Jacksonville-van
schr samuel Wood, Wood. Washington. Dc-w chal-
schr Bergen. Thompson, Alexandria-slaght 4
schr Helen. Perry Baltimore-wm Chalmers
schr Angler, Besse, Providence-JOseph COttrell
Sloop Cornelia. EckhoU, Newark-National Lghtera2e
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis, Phnadephia-James
Hand.
Cleared Oct 3l-steamship City Of Panama, Dow As
pinwall-Pacifc Mail Steamship Co.
steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, New orleans-Clark
/ Seaman
The New York herald., 1874-11-03
Maritime Misc cellany.
~ see Gable News

~ see CaOe News
Purser Conner Of steamship Acapulco, from As
pnwal, will please accept our thanks for attenuons
SrxAn CosrA RIoA, which broke her shaft between
Panama and San Francisco arrived nt the latter port
I'd inst, In tow OF steamship Arizona
SrxAnsHfp BENGAL OF Liverpool, Capt Douglass which
arrived at this port the 2ls nit with cargo 1900
packages OF tea, from Sh anghai and Annoy via Suez
canal In 90 days s the pioneer steamship Of the New
York, London and China Steamship Co Gimited). she
10 1ne iron vessel Of 206 register $40 feet in
length and 81 feet ncpes beam and was built by the
firm OF Todd McGreg6r Glasgow The Bengal made
ne passage under d,nicptes na Wing damaged one of
repair same, finished the voyage out 10 aid. She
sails to-day for London having had very quick despatch
BARK ALxrRA CooKss, Langth0rn from Pensacola for
ca nary lsapds put into Norfolk inst leaking; Will
have to discharge part OF cargo.
SO HEERy X CosGpos arrived at Providence 3lst
nit Baltimore with n a39 bushels Of corn being the
large OF taken that port by neaey
400 Bushels
scHH Wxsr WIND vent ashore the west end OF Joneg
Inlet La. Nov l. PM The Coast Wrecking Co.'S steamer
Lackawana has gone 70 her assistance
scHR BIR,rHARD ToRsxY from Calais Of and for Bos
ton, before reported put into Lubec and cond emned
will be sold there at auction next Wednesday.
SoHR GEoRGk W ANDREWS Of st George, with a cargo
of stone 10 Ashore ON Tuckarnuck ShnA west side The
The New York herald., 1874-11-03

"Augn Dougherty was accused OF stealing loeel
from the place OF Mr.. Riley, corner OF Lock asnd
New streets. Aug lives at No. 277 New stree, It
Yesterday forenoon ofiicer Ray proceeded to
arrest him. He saw him on the sidewalk, and q
wordy controversy ensued, the result OF which
was that Dougherty scampered Of, and the ofncer
nred at him from revolver, firing four
shots. Dougnerty escaped for the time, put
was aIterward captured and the discovery made
found In the back yard OF q New street dwelling
and bleeding prOiusely. The unfortunate man was
removed TO his mothers house. where ne now lies
IN critical condition, in charge OF some OF the
best physicians In Newark.