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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23


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WITH psEmp Thscksgtv1ng tCrKsr.
Bzs acT many haArfs mu~ ssaxss
yor r1;A mozrnszil m@-a1r1e<.
n The AexsAI wine shall ningie
CnseeA TEAM. perhaps. from eyes
"a. look heyc.a II. eos-d WHERE les
Oar plain Thanksgiving furkeg.
See around us drawing nearer
fhoee tAsn. yeA<nfng shades q air
FRIENDS than whom ezrta hoais non .
dearer
So-2laS thay are no. there
Have they. tAen. sorgo. 10 share
Oar good Thanksgiving furk-r.
Some hs sc gone svsy and .arr1e1
Strangely long by s0Ens strange ware
ssne have turned 70 Soee; ne carried
Some unto the ptns-xtrf grave
They'll come 10 msss. % .oyoos-Srsve
To take Thanksgiving fzrker.
Nay. replne not. Let ouY laughter
Leap like freight Up again
Coon ve .c1-h the vide hereafter.
snov-nelc yet znfrod or men.
Shall we meet snee nore-ant wheE--
10 eat Thanksgiving turkey.
And though NOS. 'svsre ssilI ungratsui
Md sueh varm conpArso1sood.
To screesss .he sature sa.esaI.
Finding there no balanced good.
lis but > type Of finer food.
This plain Thanksgiving turkey.
Of higher gifts quaint reminder.
Then let the bounty do it, bess
To make Nc Elsdder. stronger. kinder
Bid no ghost to be our guest,
But eat - those nov gone 30 rest
Once ate Thanksgiving turkey.
|. r. Lathrop, in Hdyper's Nag.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
Referees Sale.

Sotics 10 hereby giTen that 10. Bastr
si9hea- ksfsress x partition by virtue of an
order OF the District Court al the Sow.-n'
Der term. 1875, of said court. will sell al
public sale NJ the town Of Gas.iiioa, in e.
Gar county, At one c'clock r ". o. s.tgr.
day, December sth. 1875, the following De-.
seribed property, to-uit
The west half Of the southeast Quarter
ans the south half of the soath bali of The
n0Ttawest quarter Of section twenty-ans
tzlD Ia township eightrsso fszt north q,
raa9e thirty go. west Of the 9Th p NJ con.
tanning I'D acres more or less situa,ed In
6resne county, Iowa.
1erns-Ons third cash. bslanc. In one
and two years, secured by mortgage on the
premises.
WM- WILLIAM,
a. II. BsDDov, Referees.
yoay MISS. 1wy
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

There il an enameled-bronzed soup
bowl in the Chinese department Of the
exhibition which il 1910 year, Old
An imaginative editor thinks that
probably Noah took pot-luck oat
OF that bowl while In the ark.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

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6uGeS 4 or.ss. 500 nsosga
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
YOUNG MEN
rFIDDLE-AGED MIN.

TL"rt are many gf rl3c aGS % thirty TO for
~ who s1s troubled ~4.h tO~g frequent sgae
uaLfaGs 81 tas BEastueT, csIaE aerDTG panf I'd
by <isEhs ~TaFt.n2 ~ burning sensation. !.
and weakening tEIF - stein In + manner that
the rastfErf saHaSt account fgs, Ha examin-
ing the urinary agpgsIts. a rOpy s@aIme II
vii Of'en Esss 3Tand, AMI sometimes sTnz ii
pat.ieisE 81 2isagnen Will appear. or the COL
changing 10 a daEk and torpid appearance.
There are ngsny men Who die of this dim ;
Guilty. Ignorant 81 the - use, which 10 the
second stage Of seminal weak ntss. 4F. Nc
will gsfsI2Etss y perfect cure In all sueh
ezses and = healthy restoration of the gsn1to
urinary organs.
Once III Iours-~ to 4 = 70 ~, & 1fo =.
All sett-gr prem gf8T Hnswersd, aud eDrrs-
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

TIE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE Of s-sSp - i.SssssIs
sts etssr rsAs4 II Thrvsh~rs, be sAyEp by shis
IIlFruT-d Machine. ssxeisu essSy jo6 sors -.
rcs al ssTszss- q thrsshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY. NILLET, HUNGARIAN anA
Exc s@eas fAreshsf se,Aratei cleaned and saseA
- EASILY and psrf@ciy Wheat, o~ts Rye or Barley
Az EXTRA Prize i usually paid fer grain apa
eess cesa@3 b. THIS taachise for extra cl-an,iaa
II THE WET GRAIN of Is-s thsse wess sulstan.
rahy uas oSLf MACHINES that could run with p-o6s
or ecen9snE a2lag fsst, th2TeGgh sLd perfect work
sa<4 ath~.s ss.ziy failed.
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting oorsrlica.
lions, sssii ~EGsisess Aprons "Ra5ls BeaiNss.
"PckFrs, stc e2s.rsay d.spesed rrds isss thaa
ors-hsd TIE Usual Gasrs Belts Boxes sad Journals:
t-siss EznAx-d more durable Light running no cost.
~ rsfsfs, 70 a1s: 10 Ett>rinsSr 20 clean ar rot
sEulsAaed by atvsFs@ vinis, rzin storms
FARxEas and GRAIN FATsERs vino are rox<l
in the large saTinS made ty IL viii snapaoy fnse-
Tsos and ~sss-sal rEsrsiE-s. bot wiii On this
ir'Truvsa rsr--arr aning their work
FOUR SIZES rsH@ 10. a. T. 10 and 10 Hosps
Porers A>c spesiaIty of sEpAxsraRa designed
aad Es1e ExFRrzeIT rae ssrsx rowrR
Two STyrgs or HORSE powYgs. ~. ,r~ ~
proyet Tr.pis Gssr.~ ard "sprr SSesd- lwooc-
eary styis- tosh Mounted on Js~, Wheels.
~ INTERESTED Ia Thre<hIng CT Grain Raising.
Hgy 20 or nearest Dealer write to fos liussra-
ed Crsa- ssEs FREE giving fall sArficrlz;s Of s.ss
efJits. rricss, TsTzzs, etc.
Nich0ls, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK. MIcH
These unrivaIed machines Ena extras 70
sa me are supplied al lowest factory rriee
by MCNAMARA s. CAsAD.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

FNO5DFs" ~Fs-sfs5sFNfs
DIR. NcAEg ZEE
PERMANENTLY LOCATED Al So FERRY
EIEEEE, eG.g No. sssE 85syeEyart, Iowa.
SEsFe Ha tzss~ bee.f for tse posi- ssx yeaEs.-
The Dr.. Ba1 pFaeI!cej Yn-dizir. twenty
year,. alss /. u re lIaF graduate 0T ETitfgn
and American Institutions
The Doctor tre&ts ~ roe nod pPezEliarly
h. oyB and inGariaBiy atEegsst.t. win well
established =uecESs. Bsrs0Hs COsEl.E zsz..t.sr
treatment mag rest assured 81 Feeet. T. ev-
cry Ds tefig Efss4rz t.-e' by science fLIG4 and
4 com EtE- be Bsige e~ pea !e3tp.
Fsmzas ssTSs2.ats.-Iu thIs DEpaE.Ea ent of
Medicine tie 41ctoF - prepared tr treat III
tie nagH. scientific manner. lie earnestly
solicit. fsF attention. OF the afflicted 10 this
notice. feeling perfectly Confident tfas bis
medicine gives the most speedy reIieg. Then
DO NOf DELAY, IA complaint y htc,s
Il curaE,4- to-day may become ia@ors Bile 4
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

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Chartered by
Ge State for
tho purpose Of
giving the best
possible treat
Iuent In al cases
Of PRIVATE and
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
RAILROAD NEE ting AT BOWLING
GREEN
AID FOR THE NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN.

AID FOR THE MARROW GAUGE RAILROAD
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN.
Ssiu Gsy eve ming, February 20, the citi-
zsrs of Bowling Green and vicinity held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
court house for the purpose or ascertain
ing what could be done 10 en coUrage the
building OF the proposed narrow gauge
railroad from Indianapolis 10 the col
fields o Clay county. The secretary fur
nishes US the proceedings as follows: THIS
meeting was organized by the s6leCtiOn
81 John Tramp, ESD, chairman, and Hiram
Tete 7, secretary.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Lindley, of
Morgan county, Maj. W. ". Carter, Col.
A. Il. Rose and others OF Clay county.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adopted: :
Resolved, That we fully appreciate the
Importance sitlched to the construction OF
the narrow gauge railroad proposed TO be
constructed from Indianapolis TO the coal
fields of this coal region, and tie advan-
tages we would reap in thus securing az
outlet to the richest mineral. farming and
finest tim bered lands in Indiana.
Resolved, That we will heartily Coop
crate with any movement looking to the
establishment OF q narrow gauge railway
on the surveyed route commonly called
"the air line" making, as it does, Mon
rovia, Eminence, Cataract and Bowling
Green points on the line, with Indisnspo-
lis and Sullivan as the termini.
Resolved, That a committee of four be
appointed to draft articles of ASSOCIATE On
sud to solicit subscriptions.
Resolved, That the secretary furnish a
copy OF these resolutions to the Indiansp-
OILS Daily Sentinel, Daily Journal, Clay
County Herald and Clay County Deutsche
ZeituDg, for publication. During the
evening subscriptions were raised amount
ing to twelve thousand dollsrs.
JNo. TRUMP, President.
II. TErRR, Secretary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
BINGHAM,s BONANZA.

HIS STOCK OF INFoRMATI0N INTERESTING Tc
UNCLE SAM AND NOT YET EXHAUSTED,
In the United States Circuit Court yes
terdsy the csss of the United States We
John w. Bingham was called, and Judge
Gresham inquired why the government
did not move for sentence, as 1t is under.
stood that the principal reason for delay
ing sentence no longer existed. The dis
trict attorney replied that the attorney
general had directed him TO. wait further
orders before moving for sentence, for rea-
sons satisfactory TO the government. II
will be remembered that the district at
torney for the district OF New York was 10
court at the time sentence was passed on
the crooked consp!rators, and interposed,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
aE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MARCH 1876

through Col. TrU sler, request for delay
D.Bingbam's c. Sc. because be was vented
SIS witness in some New York cases. 1t
mas been thought that the government
meant to let Bingham of without either
punisnmer C or direct pardon, because OF
MS services as witness ia the other
crooked cases, but this is not probable.
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DR.. RICE,

NO 81 COURT PLACE. L0UIsl LILLE. XII
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emf e strictly confidential.
A PRIVATE COBN5ELoR
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seaIec, for thirty (3O cents. Should be
read nv al. Address as above.
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BELKNAP'S SUCCESSOR.
RoBEsoN APPOINTED PRO TEN.

RUBEoON AFFOINIED 4 NO TENT
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 2.-The presi
dent to-day appoir ted Secretary Robesor
acting secretary OF war.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsHISGToN, ID. O., March 2, 1876.
SIR: The resignation of the secretary o.
war having been rendered and accepted
this day, you are hereby directed to as.
sumo aud perform the duties Pertaining to
the office OF secrttsry OF war in addition
to those of your own service until other
wise directed. Yours truly, oul.
frer u. s. GRANT.
To the Secrt tary of the Navy.
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BOOKS FOR The MILLION.

A Physiological View of
Marriage and Private
Counsellor Of the married
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08

ATTHE TIME OF THE FUNERAL
with the secretary of war about sending
this money, yet was so undecided about
it that was certainly willing to give the
secretary the benefit of the doubt.
thought I would see Tomlinson and tell
him. He was to leave for Washington at
o'clock. 1 went to the depot and met
him apc told him that, on thinking over
the matter, was so undecided about the
conversation with the secretary at
the time OF the funeral that /
He said: 81 am very glad to- bear this,
because my sister, Mrs.. BelkDsp, said this
was the fact" That Saturday evening i
got teleersphic dispatch from Mrs.
Belknsp, which said, 'Come TO Washing
ton tonight. 1t is necessary" received
it in the evening. The next morning, last
Sunday, / received dispatch from DR..
Tomlinson: AZ hope your wife Is BETTER"
which according TO our sgree-
ment meant come to Washington.
In the afternoon got second despatch
from DIR. Tomlinsop, as follows: "Come
without tail. Answer" answered: al
shall come to- night w thout fail" I was
very glad not to have to leave the country,
tho conviction having grown on my minc
that 1t would do no good. / reached
Washington yesterday morning at $50 and
stopped Ut the Arlington, my wife being
with me. was shown to a temporary
room. About z o'clock lay down I
being greatly fstigued, aud about
8 o'clock DIR. Tomlinson called me 10 the
door of the room. he said he bad seen
Blackburn, and that be still thought this
matter could be fixed up without any
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
MEDICAL
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
BELKNAP'S RUIN.
THE STORY OF SHAME.
CORRUPTION IN THE CABINET

The Testimony of Caleb P. Marsh
Before a CommitteeNof the
House Upon Which the
Secretary Of War has
been Impeached.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
MARRIAGE
GlII0F.

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MEDICAL GUIDE on all diseases OF pri-
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MEDICAL ADVICE on seminal weakness,
lost energy, impotence skin, blood and
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31
A WORD OF CONDOLEMCE

We tender our coincidence to our neigh
bor Of the ''Valley Virginian." When we
saw him, the hero of so many conventions
of the glorious Democracy. defeated in the
basement Saturday by black horde for
whom the ballots had to be written. led by
the willy JOHNNY Noon, it grieved us
to the heart. 1t reminded us, as the la
mented LINCOLN used to say, of a little
story. Cnce Virginia had corps known
as the Armory Guard, at Richmond, which
to Virginians was place of last refuge,
something like the United States army
was. When a man was fit for nothing else,
he enlisted in the Armory Guard, as it was
CALI One day member was expelled
for some offence, and the drum corps that
took him out drumlned him across MAYo's
bridge. mile from the barracks. When
they turned to leave, he stood contemplate
ing the m as they marched off, and thus
briefly soliloquized: "Well, if I Amt fit for
the Armory Guard, Great God what am [
fit for?" If our contemporary isn't recog-
nized us a leader for such dilapidated
crew as assembled in the Long Branch
basement Saturday, he may we'll exclaim,
"Great God what am fit for?'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

INCIDENTS CT THE LEGISLATIVE SEs-
sIoN.-The Richmond "Whig' gives the
following noticeable occurrences which
have taken place during the session of the
legislature just ended:
There has been one death, that OF Judge
James M. Seig, a member OF the House
from Bath and Highland. One member
of the House, Hon. John Letcher, was
stricken down with paralysis. A member
of the Senate, DR. Moffet, an able ana use
full senator, was detained at home by sick
ness the greater part of the session. Mr.
Crtz, an active member OF the House from
Patrick, has for several. weeks been absent
on sick leave. There has been general
complaint of colds, sore TIL oats and rheu-
matism, attributable to imperfect ventila-
ton and to the injudicious hosting Of
windows In the Senate there were TWO
or three contested elections, in the House
eight OF ten One member, Ruffin the col
ored delegate from Dinwiddie, was expelled
for purloining $50 from the paymaster.-
The judge Of Nelson county, Judge George
5. Stevens, was removed from office Tor
samino. One member Of the House, w.
III. FoWle. OF Alexandria, resigned. There
was a smallpox panic early in the session,
which greatly demoraliZed the members
The Senate wasted but little time In I'M
necessary debate. The proportion of talk
inc members IN the House was much lar
GER than usual To the credit OF both
bodies, it may be said that there have been
few scandals and no open charges OF DrlDe-
nv and corruption. The committees have
had the confidence of their respective bod
les to a much greater extent than at the
two former sessions. No General Assem-
bly, within our memory applied itself more
diligently to work
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31

"WIDE AWAKE FOR APRIL Wide
Awake" for April is eminently pictorial
The Management of this magazine seems
to understand one important point, viz:
the bulk of boys and girls are attracted by
fair, large, open pictures, although there
are plenty Of engravings in this very num-
Der noticeable for fneness of detail for
older tastes. The illustration Of ''Gold-
Locks Dream of Pussie- Willow" a de-
lightful poem by Clara Doty Bates, is a
charming design by Miss Finley, sister
of the poet. 1.-THE Fate of Face Maker''
is another capital poem, capitally illus
trated; both of these poems with their pic
lures are to be specially commended for
originality of thought and gracefulness Of
expression. The Behaving" paper in this
number is worth the price of the years
subscription, which is only So per annum
D. LotArop & Co., Boston.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-31
BANK OFFICERS INDICTED.

A great deal of excitement has been
crea' ed in Charlottesville and elsewhere by
the announcement that the Grand Jury of
the U. S. District Court. at I4ynchburg
brought in on Tuesday true bills against
N. II. MAssIE, President; W. W. FLAN
NAGAN, Cashier, and B. G. FLANAGAN,
Director of the Charlottesville National
Bank, lately failed, for the embezzlement
and misappropriation of the funds of that
institution. The parties went to Lynch
burg and gave bail for their appearance to
answer the charge. They are all men of
such prominent position in the community
that the action Of the Grand Jury has pro-
duced a profound sensation. Mr.. MAssIE
is son of the late N. II. MAssIE, formerly
a merchant in Waynesboro, and represen-
tative of Augusta county in the legisla-
ture. He is a lawyer of prominence. The
Messrs. FLANAGAN are wei. known in
commercial circles throughout Virginia
and the South, and are the more widely
known from being the owners Of the Jor-
dan Alum Springs, in Rockbfidge. The
same jury have also indicted John Wood,
jr., a we'll known citizen of Charlottesville.
as an accessory to the ENLIGHTENMENT.