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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The idea seems To have obtained to
a certain extent that the vote In Indi-
ana Tuesday virtually decides the
Presidential election-the party win
ming there having u sure thing in No
yenber. This IL not at MI true. Not
considering the frequently demonstra-
ted fact that one party may prevail ut
the State, and the ether ut the Nation
al election In the same year, the situa-
tioa this time IL such that while the
wain Of Indiana In October by the Re
publicans would assure the election OF
Hayes and decide the battle, Its gain
BY the Democrats would emily mean
TINT they had sssse chance left and
the aght lnast continue. This IL 80
ahecsAsc the Republicans can elect
coasa lsAiana and the Democrats
.(,old took anOo1
Tuesday, bslag quotsd,a downward
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supERIrr SALE.

BY virtue of special execution " CLARK Of
reel ed. Issued from the Office q Inc .t oil
the Circuit Court In and for the co ,unaI Of
Cedar and state Of Iowa, III Nor.
Reuben owen and against Francs non the
iarty andC J MoriartyIh ave leslen r,x of the
said Francis A. Moriwrty and 2. :. Mo-
to-wii: 70, In block
Lots numher one Cd and two W ~ rlar.
number fourteen y In the to"
ence, Cedar county. lows. ,. at the
And snail offer Tho same Tor ~. Msnton. 10
Court House door IL the town Of Iipddr u
said county, on Saturday the hn ~ Sid
Oct a. III. 1875, q one o'clock r ~, ~ ihss
day. TO satisfy said ex ecution aGa co'
Dstsd this 9Th day ofSept, a: n.inaD
svss sheriff Of Cedar County. ios~
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SANnAIwOOD

Possesses a much greater power In Is u"e,s
ing t0a healthy state. itnevet p',ien.
sick ness, IL certain and speedy III l. s
II IN fast su pcrsedina every other ren ~ lays
sixty capsules cure IN SIX or eik"'
No othes medicine can do THIS a,hsti-
Owife 10 It's gfeaL success. many u.t,rs
tutes h Iyc been Advertised. such as '''ntel
Mixtues, Pills. EslsaIns, etc, all "
have been Abandoned. ,,,,;.ire
OH Of HunsjGiW00d soid al all Drug S .,s;nr 81
for Circulars or sead 10 81 and 81 ho'" IN, g!
Nesg York, for 0sle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
MANHOOD
How Lest; How Restored.

Just published, a new
edition Of o. csivsrSeu' .
coleesnted essoy, on the
sUdfcat snss. without med
!cine, OF SgERAATohKHEA or Sem inaI
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lAvoTEscf, Mental and Physical Incapsci.
W, lMpediWents " Marriage, etc; also,
Consul.pt.0p. Epilepsy and Pits, Induced
~ self-induIgenGe ds sexual eatrayAGance,
Ac.
lS-Price, IN a Sealed Envelope. sig cenis.
The celebrated author, In this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years suecsssfpt practice, thEt the alarm.
Ing consequences Of self abuse Ipay be rali.
cally cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicines or the application Oh
the knife. pointing ont mode Of cure al
ooes simple. certsin. ald sfteetusi. by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
Inhat his condition may be, may cure HIM
sslf cheer ply, privately and vgttcgily.
0Hrhis lSectuSe should be In the handg Of
svsry youth end sysTy usn IN the land.
hsnt. under seal. In . plain envelope, To
any addrsss. ON receipt 81 six cents. Or two
DfIetAge ntAmpu. nlkvAyl
Address the Publishers.
y. B1U0MAN 4 SON,
II Ann MY. Post-o0es boz Ako0.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The Presbyterian Synod Of South
erD Iowa n To meet ut Ottumwa on
Thursday, the 10Th, and continue over
Sunday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

STATE TICKET.

Y0g Bs1E<sAxy u Bsaas.
JOSIAH I. YOUNG. u AoGres-
Y0r Asdssos u State.
ETEEs X. sHEEMAy, 81 EeEt10-
Yoe Treasurer 81 SsAs<,
GEORGE ". EKNIs. Of Bsr<Asos-
Par Eegsss0 xsss LAnd O1e<.
DAVID sECOR. q winn
sc-
vss Ats0rnsy Gesesal.
JOHN y. AGJCxKIS. of SaAaisgtoe-
Tar ynsee 81 fzs< sEpFsrns COsrt.
fssku rsezsey " s04TAs<ss9 81 G e EsseJ
WILLIAM H. sKKyEks. Of Marsha
y~ gsase Of the sspserse Cssrt-
WILLIAM H sEKyEEs, u AAhaskA
Yse ya1xs q the sssss1se CoGyt.
fsx a. rnesn<T. trn srssstsG sA.- J. Nil
LANES H. kOTHEOCK. - CS6ss-
Has s1,.@rfa.<Adsst ~ PsAaSe fsstssesioa
CIV. voy CyELLS. u Elaek Hawk Co.
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Its construction Is simple, and its move
ments are 80 complete that they do not get
ont Of order. The wheel and yane being in
straight line with Its axis. and having no
side yane, IL must necessarily always face
the wind. Its Hpyement Is steady and
noiseless II has but three jGints or bear
ings, while Others have as much as eighty
or one hundred. II has only two places TO
oil. In these particulars we claim q great
advantage over all other mills. The frame
10 very strong, simple and cheap, and 50
constructed that the wheel revolves within
eight inches Of its center. 1t has anti fric-
ton balls upon which 1t reyolvcs upon Its
axis, needing no oil, and enabling IL to turn
In the lightest breeze. These anti friction
balls are cast and chilled and the caring
where they sre loceted 10 chilled so hard
that the balls or bearings cannot be touch
ed with = fie. II har q graduating weight,
BY which the power can be increased or dt.
minished 1t will.
We Warrant the slower MIL to
Stand . Heavier Gale and 10
Run In Lis hter Breczc
In doing the same amount Of work, to do
Its work as well or better, to be = complete
self regulator, and less liable 70 get out OF
order than any other mill IL the market.
Reference given to some Of the most re-
that are now using them, upon application.
CALL AND SEE THE MILL IN STOCK,
q. d. EVANS h SON.
Clarence. lows. 3au
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NATIONAL TICKET.

NATIONAL TICKET.
EDvsEsresident.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYW, Of Ohio.
For Vice Esressd<ns.
yI4sLfAu A. WHEELER. Of Seq York
lsPessdensial Electors n Large.
JOux van yALKEsBIEs.
WILLIAM r. HErEUKS-
Presidential District Electors.
il DSH~ses-EcTLkDGE LEA.
sSS fSarsa-wALDD -. POTTER
xrd Issfr.a-N- =. JUHSs5N.
~ Isxysef- WILLIAM v. iEcAs.
81 fsSys<<-R. HOWE
GeA Dssfvaex W. q. GfStSsEf.
ia Trssysx "a. T. GODFREY.
~ Jzxys<z-w. n. BROOKS.
"a Dssr1t--s. 3. kfDDER~
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COUNTY TICKET.
THE CAAPAa0g.
Anooe0emeoeS EoV R0S0a6eo1
Beeelngs.

Hon, HrRAn Pucs, Repubfiear candidate,
and Hos. J. H. MrHrHT. Democrstic candl
date for Congress, second Dissrics u Iowa,
will hold Joint Discussions % the political
issues Of the day, Ut the following times and
piacss
Clinton. Thursday. Oct. 5, TN.
Davenport. Saturday, Oct. Q, TN.
The following appointments have also
been made for Hon. W. n. Potter, Editor of
the Clinton Herald and Presidential Eieetor
from this Distriet-local committees 70 M
the hour and give notice
Monticello Thursday, 3
AnamoSA ..-............Friday,
Hon. JoHx Vac voLxsHSrEG, Republican
Hector 1t Large, will speak st
MnscAtine ............ Thursday, Oct. -
Whcatiand .Frtday, ~
Upton ..............b Saturday, q
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IVES TIE RN LANDS
II MESTEGDS

III yoa want r@itsble srtsr.raa.sn~
and hos % get eae4p IA n a = ..', nefe
Eaent HOMESTEAD. Irer. ..,ss sans n
cress 10 n GlLkORE. Land ts.a,ssa
ssoner. Lawrence. Kans2. ars ,aniis.
gratis. copy OF The EASsas psrssns
h04sxTEAD fASallC
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

District
Court If te-
slar County.
Iowa Nov
eEiler term ,
1876.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

n .Gold took anOel1
Tuesday, bslag quotsd,a downward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07
where ana Why

This question is often heard on our
streets, and from facts we'll known to
those who have visited the establish.
ment il seems almost miracle to find
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak so highly
of the house Their coming among Us
in the very dullcst season of the year.
the extremity large stock they carry the
vast quantities Of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear.
whore are they toundY They come
from New York, of the large manuAc-
turing establishment of A. Stcinberg n
Co., 81 Walker street And why can
they command such n trade2 They are
importers and manufacturers of all they
sell and make it matter of import
anco to let everybody find out that what
they sell is the best and lowest in price,
and have no opposition in the city of
Dallas, for they are daily represented in
the best market of the United States
where, with cash, they can find many
opportunities for proper investments.
This house is located at SOB Elm street
Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay in their SUP.
plies at exact New York prices, Special
lines of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Notions.
augl5dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

f. Keel aud lady, of Waco, are stop.
ping with Landlord Root.
Observation-Disclosures Mailman, Of
Plano, was in the city yesterday, look
ing as serene rs good PIanoites ever
do
Henry Auipt, Cincinnati; J, \. Pres
nell, st. Louis; I, a, Gay, Galveston;
NJ. b. Abercrombie, Louisville; Il. T..
Walton, Pantherville; Colonel New.
man, Texas and Pacific railroad, regis.
tered at the LeGrand yesterday
NJ. Chesnett, Denver City; Il: slit
fell and William Sandal, Galveston;
\. b. Shepard and J. w. Switztr, st.
Louis; II. Mccormick and a. Block,
New Orleans J. c. Buckner, Cincin-
natl, registered at the Lamar yester-
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

them, and palm them on on the public
a' the "latest by telegraph Onr city
circulator, Also, reaps the benefit Of
this fact.
dwelling house number eighteen,
on Market street, was visited by the
fraternity on Tuesday night. Several
blinds were priced with a ch.sel, and
an entrance attempted in various
ways, but without success.
Our double-aud.twisted popular
citizen, Joe Mcconnell, who was
planted, hilled.up, stalked and tas-
rclcd in Missouri, wants, II at one time
more than another, his name 81 ellod
correctly, when in connection with a
committee constituted to welcome a
citizen OF his old home. Ergo 1t should
have been Mcconnell instead Of Con.
nell, IN yesterdays HERALD.
Where were the police yesterday
afternoon during the stone battle on
Austin street, near the compress, be-
tween Il half-do2en white boys on one
side and about the same number Of
darkies on the other? The glazing OF
several buildings in the neighborhood
came within an ace Ct being demOl-
ished, and great many broken heads
might haYe resulted had not the own.
ers taken good care TO do some expert
dodging
The Rev. Mr.. Wallace is preaching
every day Mt p o'clock p, m, and al
night, at the NJ. l.. Tabernacle. Con.
siderable interest il manifested Mr.
Wallace is about flfty-five years Of age,
full of life and activity, and fully pos
sessed with the idea that he has a
complete specific for the sin and woe
Of mankind. He is u Kentucklan by
birth, and has lived and labored most
ly in the southern part Of Illinois. He
is bold and fearless herald ofwhat he
believes to be the truth.
Iesterday's runaways opened on
East Main street by Il small auburn
horse running of with Il rockaway,
and reducing ii, in dash Of half a
mile, into kite-sticks and penholders.
During the exhibition the driver, no
doubt thinking that a change Of eli
mate would benefit him, went over Ii
very tall fence like he had suddenly
been provided with eagle wings and
the remarkable stecd only came to a
stop after turning completely around
20 ~ to face what was left Of the We
hicular attachment. A savage express
horse kicked loose from his traces, on
the corner of Lamar aud Elm streets
yesterday at noon, and the cougrega-
tons OF wagons al that point, in hasty
politeness, drew one side to give the
conquerer room to pass, which lac did
rs soon rs he had energetically re-
moved his harness. His running tai.
ents must have astonished the other
horses, as they pri1ked up their ears
al d kept them SO until the runaway
had got out of sight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Ii has come TO my notice that Their,
are parties taking pictures to enlarge
representing themselves agents for me
| wish to make known that have ne
agents i'll town.
Specimens of my work in oil, Inks
Water Colors, Pastel and Crayon can be
seen ut Conner X Walkers Drug Store
The ladies are respectfully invited to
call and examine the work, and Judge
for themselves. I'm MALONE.
SEM 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of %
per cent. | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof, and |
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION or % PER CENT.
On former prices | am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended TO- Orders filed
for any cemetery in the city,
A. W MoRroN,
Undertakcr IS Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas, iv22.tf
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New Pin,,o anu ORGAN Rooms

! have engaged the services of three
piano tnishcrs from st Louis and am
prepared to thoroughly rcnoyatc old in
strumonts equal to new, both i'm tone
and finish. Parties in the country can
ship their pianos direct to me, and de-
pend upon them being put in trst-cla,,
order Tuning solicited, All work
warranted Old pianos taken in ex.
change for new. JOSEPH GRAHAM
Auction rooms Main street, ouposit,
Lamar house, Dallas Texas.
augjOdlw
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Our Grain Market,

Receipts II wheat yesterday were
light. Our quotations are the figures
ruling for grain in wagons. No. > old,
10 to So cents; choice new, 20 to 81
cents; medium new, 60 to 20 cents
low grades, SO to 60 cents.
Barley, 30 to 40 cents.
Oats in demand at 10 to - cents.
Rye in light demand, at 80 to As
cents.
Corn in shuck, % 10 80 cents.
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Open TOR Travel.

The wreck on the Central at Wilson
creek will be c, cared in time for pass
age OF all trains tomorrow. Captain
Quinlan, assistant superintendent,
with full corps of assistants, is at
work energetically, Transfer OF pas
sengers and baggage on yesterday
train from Denison, was made with
little delay. 1t passed down one hour
aud half late.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Having at the request Of my friends
concluded to make my home at Dallas.
! offer my services rs teacher of piano
and organ music Intending pupils
can obtain terms etc, by calling on. or
addressing Grargr 4 OF, 5OG Com.
meree street aug3l-dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07
ReIiION

Dr. j. : Darlington has removed hi,
office from over Adams n Leonard $
bank building to the onrstory frame
building on Commerce street, opposite
st. Matthews cathedral, where he can
be found day or night
August :. 1876, augQdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Assessment ON stock TO tho FAN
Grounds is due. and Subscribers wil
save much trouble and labor by calling
on the Secretary at his office. Come mp
gentlemen and settle.
CHAs. BAsKERylLl, Secretary
sput6l3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07
"NeurilI."

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia-at Hoskins Il
Howells drug store, Dallas.--Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

lirhor: 30 fall 81 liti 1915 NO.3 1osi u|,
bio, september do fsaI g.. turn urmrr A. d
uuChnr Hrd, cash OF 1870. ,c, fupicnbrr . O.
~ October. Oats higher; No. mixed, ~ g.
cgsh; Si' 90 October, Rye better % cash .l b,
Barley quiet; No. Texas 7jc; choice Mime
sofa Ai, butter steady ana unchanged. prime
a. selected dairy .sI2ir; Eggs ~, Hay du.h
CCner hfm M isi-Ht.,s. sugar steady ai IO
all. MolasSes UUghauEud,I lauiRiiou nsfi-o.
NIctpuiet ak, Pork dun atSlt -. bIy
sat meats low. n' 81. A. sc 1jtJ'c, 500 e.,
Bacon dull a. % fYr, HGj'sc Lard nominal;
winter Joe, summer H' 60,
Live stock,
ST. LouIs, september 6.--llogs weak. PORK.
ers aud bacon 80 o.ll y. butcher, 81 NGt,
extras 20 On. Reeve. rts 1870 head. Cattle strong,
some sales higher; good 10 choice native
steers = - -, medium 10 fair 'l1 COWS hud
heifers 81 iUIsj JO good 10 choice Texans SN
u-3 10, common 10 fair :! D4sii receipts
40 h,4d. sheep steady and unchanged; re-.
ceipts 200 bend.
CHICAGO, ~eptcmbcrG Cattle receipts 500
head. Market in fair demand but common
grades weak ami lower; common s. tjI2 ~,
| Colorado and Texas steers sj,tsi u5: good 10
choice shipping 81 i5Gsi ~. Hogs hrm, re-
ceipt, 100 head, all round rOugn lots tuld ~
g. i5uj 80. good - choice heavy s! IS; extra
| iight packing 81 O5IsIlj, Sheep active, firm
snd a shade higher; receipts 100 head,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07

Go to olive Branch Dining saloon
toi hrstclass cup of Java coffee, etc.
augl3-lm LOUIS cmEuEy.
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot ana Cold Bnths ut wilson's, No
ttt Elm street nc ~ cents. declSilv
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DA AS TEX AS,

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I
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8imer otter llIpffsn ltstc.
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Der itore Smerter.