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cosmopolitan reputation In every land,
Christian or savage, to which commerce
has carried them, they have become stand
and remedies for the most painful aud dan
gerous complaints to which humanity is LA
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specific for all eruptiye, humorous, and ulcer
Gus disorders and there is no disease Of the
stomach, the liver or the bowels, that may
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Pills
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IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EMPRESS
OFFICE, Up sTAIRs)
/ p. f., is Sole Agent for the fol-
IL. lowing Newspapers, published in Califor
MIA. Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands:
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tain Democrat. Placervlle; Amador Sentinel
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nian. Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; 0rego-
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TlONS solicited for the above named Papers.
Files OF the principal Papers of California and
Oregon may be found at this office.
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I'D sknI nf DR.. Czapkay, and recommend h,m 10
ana skli VI ~, itond in need of medical advice,
h wU assured "s by my own experience that once
nhueI a.s1 nis I"i' BF. FILLMORE.
State of California county Of San francsco an, sco ~
Subscribed and sworn before me- thls l''n o"' u
Aprlii, pIGi,.ncM n =, i''' John MIDDLETON, T.. 81
(oigheu' Notary Public.
M DR.. 7. J. CzApNAY's Medical and surgical SUI, g
rnstitutr is at the correr of MONTGOMERY ana sac
rnmrnto nsS5%t9 Streets San Francisco CAL The Doctor
oars free consultation, and asks no reuggrso,0n s
unless he effects a cure ..- -
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G. S. COOPER, 12fo %.
SAS u A% G-S HC GID VA q

Office, at Eye, Ear and OrhopRdic Infrmary
MISSION STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND THIRD, NEAR RUSSIAN BATHS y
SAN F r ANCIS G o,
All Surgical Operations free to patients present
ing themselves at the clinics, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at l-2 o'clock. p. M.
Medical men Of the Cftyand Pacific Coast, gen
erally are respectfully invited to attend the nfl-
mary on Clinical Days, whenever it may be OPP
perfume to themselves
San Francisco, May 10, 1856. 1G-3m
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The deposites of the New York City
Banks, according to the statement Just pub
lished, amount to over $l00000.0O0. An
easy money market may be anticipated for
some time.
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AT the Crystal Palace, in London, when
the fountains are i'll full operation, they have
H., 1888 jets playing, and the quantity of
water displayed simultaneously in them is
about 10000 gallons per minute.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

ID. 1900.
Susan Young,
W. Action for Divorce.
Anderson Young.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of tie Court
that service cannot be made on the Defendant in
the above entitled cause. because he cannot be
found in this State. 1t is therefore ordered that
service thereof be made by publication of the
summons against said Defendant once week for
twelve weeks, in the Trinity Journal publish
ed in the Comfy Of Trinity. And the Clerk OF
/ this Court * hereby directed to issue a Summon7
and certificate required in this Order
(Signed) j. :. PITZER, Dist. Judge.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Trinity, ''' l. II. j. Sea-
man. Clerk of the Court aforesaid, hereby certify
the above Il true copy Of the Order of said Court
now on file in my office.
- InYtuess whereof, have hereunto set
I, . | my hand and seal Of said Court, this 9th
>" D" day Of June, a. d. 1856.
~.-...r II. J. SEAMAN Clerk.
BY r. G. SrrARr, Deputy 243m.
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summons
State of California,
COUNTY or TRINrI

IN tie District C6uvt ofhe 18th JU,}ieiaI district. -
Susan Young. pltl. vs. Anderson Young, deft.
TH + PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALL
J. FORNIA, TO Anderson Young You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint of SUI
san oung, filed against you. as follows If sery-
ed you in this County, within ten days if serv
ed ont Of said County and in this Judicial Dis
trict within twenty days in all other cases within
forty days, in each case exclusive Of the day Of
such service, in an action commenced against you
in the aforesaid Court. on th 27th day Of June,
A. d. 1856. wherein the said plaintiff prays judg-
ment against you, the said defendant; for De-
cree Of Divorce from the bonds Of matrimony,
in said plaintih's complaint more iullyappears.
If you fail to answer said Complaint rs herein d-
rcctcd, the plaintiff win take Judgment against
you hy default and will apply to this Hon Court
for the relief in said Complaint demanded.
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Given under my hand and the Seal
Fysz& .! .hC R'StIlct our Oh tHe loln Ju-
~ ldicial District, this 9th day Of June,
aT,,y in the year Of our Lord one thousand
light hundred and ifty-siX.
II. j. SEAMAN. Clerk.
Ry r. G. STUART Den Clerk
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By II. G. STUART, Dep. Clerk.

STATE OF CAIIFORNIA, I In 18th Judi
County of Trinity. cial Dist Court
in and for said County and State. May Term, A.
d. 1856.
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L. y. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
T p. r., is Sole Agent for the fol-

IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE. (CP sTAIRs.)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
THG YOUTH OF WASH GTug,
BY EogCE LIPrAgn.

1t is not the most difficult thing in the
world to write the history OF a battle
The tramp OF legions, the crash OF con-
tsndln: foemen. the waving Of banners
arms gi,tering here. and the cold Ia
ces Of the dead glowing yonder, in the
battle fash these form a picture that
strikes the hear. at once, and makes its
mark forever.
But who can write the history of q
soul?
VII can te | Low the germ OF heroism,
the idea Of greatness, first saells in the
mind OF the boy, and slowly ripens into
full life!
We have seen Washington the Presi-
dent, We have known Washington the
General. Shall we look iuto the soul OF
Washington the boy? Shall we behold
the almost impsrceptlble gradatons which
marked the progress oil til t soul into
manhood2 Shall we witness the silent,
gradual, ceaseiess EpucATIoS OF tina,
sonl9
How was Washington educa.ed' DID
ne lounge away five years OF bis life
within the walls OF college, occupied In
removing the shrouds from the mummies
OF Classic Literature, busy in famillariz-
ing his mind with the elaborate pollu,ions
of Greclan mythology, or in an lying
the hollow PHILOSOPHERS Of the academy
aud the porilcol
No. His education was on a broader,
vaster scale. At seventeen be leaves the
common school, whe:e he had received
the PLAIN rudiments OF an English educa-
ton, and with knapsack strapped to his
shoulders, surveyors instruments in his
hand, he gees forth, pilgrim among the
mountains. Whel. there is blue sky,
where the ,umul,uous river hews its way
through the colossal cliffs, where the
great peaks of the Alleghanies. rise like
immense al,ars into the heavens--suc
were the scenes in which the soul Of Wa
shington was educated.
He went forth wanderer into the
wilderness. At night he stretched his
limbs in the depths OF the forest, or rose
to look upon the awful night OF the vii.
| deineSS, OF Sat uOWl Win tue Itu men
BY their council fire, and learned from
this strange race the traditions Of the los
nations OF America.
Three years OF his life glids away
while he sojourns among the scenes o
natures grandeur. Those three year.
form his character, and shape his soul. :
Gilmpscs OF the future come upon hin
like those bushes OF radiance in the day
break sky, which announce the rising o
the sun.
Shall we learn the manner of his com
munion with nature and with God!
! We know it IS beneath the dignity o
history to look even for an lns,an. mt,
the heart. We know that vague gener
al,ies, misty outlines, compact and well
proportionei falsehoods, sprlnkled Wit
wha, IS called a dash Of philosophy to,
often constitute the object and he name
OF history.
Shall We depart fora while from tn
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II Case Of P1ssinoal .4Kra tion. -
St.ong- minded Woman-!awysr. " on
say you husband abandoned you. He is
quite righ, if a,tac,ed in another drec.
ten
Young Lady And there is II ar
ried man who is prosecuting me with at
tentlons'
The rong Minded. - Also right
MAY ask his namef
Young Lady.--lt is your husband
MA am
Tie Srong- NJ nded. What. Cut Of
my office, you good-for-no,hiay! On. the
villain Won't have him paaished for
this e
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TIPT0N, CEDAR Co. I0WA---SATURDAY, FEB. 3 1856.

CHuRcaEs Presbyterian, Brick; Methodist
episcopal, Wood; ConrrsgAtionalis,, Wood.
RELlGt1us skRvICEs the Methodist Epis
copai church. in Upton. regularly each Sabbath,
~ bali past 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Az the Court House, In Upton, on the first
sabbath In each month, at half past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, by the Rev. Shelton Riley.
At the Congregstionalst church, regularly
each Sabbath, at IL o'clock A. NJ, ant, In the
evening at 6 o'clock.
In the Presbyterian church, every other Sab
bath, at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev
George d. Porter.
AT the Court House, upon appointment, by
Rev Il. S. Marble, Universalist.
cieties.
CEDAR LoDGs, No IL. of +. l. A. Masons,
meet at their Hall, on Saturday eve, on or be.
fore the full Of the moon.
MoN1rOu LopGE, No. 8. l. o. of O. f., meet at
Their Hall. on Thursday eve. of each week.
DEw DRor LODGE, No II, l. o. of G. T., meet
az their Hall, on Tuesday eve. OF each week.
HosE OF SHARON oNs,ELIArios of the A, n
NJ meet at the Masonic Hsll, on the evening of
me hrst Monday in each month.
CEDAR COUNTY LEGisLArURE, meet on Friday
evening OF each week, At the Court House.
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i)oetrp T. Mistellanp
Love a. Two Score.
BY SM. ". TatCkERAY.

III Nj NJ III iiChERAS.
Iio. pretty page with dimpled chin,
That never has known the BARRIERS shears.
All yon aim Is womln to win
That is the way that boys begin
Wait till you come to forty year.
Carly gold locks cover foolish brains;
Billing and cooling is all your cheer.
Signing and singing OF midnight stra ms,
Unler Bona!heit's window panes--
Wait til! yoa com: to forty year.
Forty time over let Iehaclmas pass;
Grizzly hair the brain doth clear;
Then you know boy is an asa
Then you know the worth OF a lass,
once you have CONE To forty year.
Pledge me around, bid We declare,
Ali good fellows whose boards ara cray
Did not the fairest Of the fair
Common grsw, aai wcArisome. ere
Even month had pissed away?
The reldnst lips that e er have ktsse1,
The brishtes: eyes that ever have shoae,
May pray and whisper, and we not list,
Or look away an / never b. szed,
Ere yet even mon X: goh@
G.liaas @e IL, Heaven r%s her bier.
How Iloved her twenty yyafs syne.
Ma,l,n's ma riel but ! git acre
Alive aad merry At forty year.
Dpsinc IN uasa in Etssa- vine
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ROCHESTER, DIRECTORY


Situated On the East bank of Cedar River.
Number Of Stores Z; Dry Goods and General
assortment, a; Drugs and Medicines, 2; Groce-
rie', etc !. Shops, 10; Harness aud Sad lie. |:
root and shoe, l; Tailoring, /; Blacksmith. 3;
Carriage aud Wagon, I; Cooper /; Cabinet and
Furniture, l; Gunsmith, /; Hotels 2 Empire
Hotel, and Mansion House; Physicians 2; School
l; Church L.
SOcie cites.
RED CEDAa LODGE No. 2. of I & A. Masons,
meet At their Hall, on Fliday eve. on or before
the fall of the moon.
RFD CT OAR LODGE, No 20, l. o. of o. f..
meet 1t their Hall. on Saturday eve. of each
week
FbsEsr EsrAMPMESr, No. 9, of |. o. of O. F.,
meet at their Hall, on the 1t and 81 Wednesday
eve. of each month
tEntR LODGE, No. of q Of G. t, meet al
th"if Hall on 1uesia eve of each week
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NO. ).


The Dying Father and hi, Cstli-Hs laid bis
pale hands up her head AMI ~ shs Tower
iolis itself beneath the night h ,dow, Mary
sink. to her knee. She ci sped her little,
hands and dropping them upfu her fathers
buried her face there; t1en tn; lps Of the dy.
ing man parted aid the last puts Of his life
slowed out Ia prayer 81 frrven', ~ poSerfau
in Its faith, that the very anse's IN Heaven
muo. have vei'pd their facrs as th, listened TO
that blsnding Of II rnel tath and human eor-
row.
Mary listened At first trenblsng'y and with
~,rango ave; then the buralng spris began ta
thrill her, heart and mint, and yielding TO the
might # spirit which his prayr had drAwa
IVA from III .aven trose toIta ~ilh cry OF
the SAM holy Al Z ,,sh; 80 tn VOC, OF iAther
ant child rosl aid sSeltel toycth up 10 the
throne Of Gnd.
As h, pr tye =. tn f.ca %! h sick In grew
Sublime IN ia n ness, AMI the d",shsseat rnl-
led over it Ike rIiu. wall tht "f The child
grew strange IN n:N,ui.u, C a'naliy, mouth
yes and fJ-,h \ kind ed IT, 4 u '1s ,y and
1aste,d ot tbat be,rs-r., dinE p tt1ou thar broke
from her al ii st. Ler Y i.a ia ltD.el into soft
taroes m mar trs o. p'a,'
Tn sick mih hns1 d ht~ sal AMI 1'"nei his
exhaust voice h:oke iTt1 styhs a 4 b Ia after
= lutle sine, Try sink i t, 81" c'--the child
d.l i aith str nFg ccstlcy --the tt'h"r hnstus
y IN c ta Joy b"ne tth thH hb1d u Ie tn
= ct tns lie d W., an very, wy weak y be
sai', a enpHng 10 r's'.
Mary stood up AMI HI e. hm Saa hal
g'uru .r!clo ls!ys srtls ~ tel A. hour,
= ID her u b @t,r t1 ~ L. II form sup
p rte ttat dy ngmIO.
I'll isy down S re plt ei the y ll1v under
his hcli and klrl' a-an It.n 4 NJ If her
heart cauti giva f r;his> silen;gr ii uie TO GOD
best Ia thst position.
II l.ii hs han I upon ~ b a It wa grow
ing coid
Are yyu vii irg trAt -hnuli die.
"Tea, ny ia her Oh y--.'at here = hu-
man thr III b5oke in hrvi e Il coaid but 80
aitA you"
No M c il 4 It /. bat a littl' ia A. N ST.
For her SAX b. content = wait >
'Fl'her am content
And h.ppy''
~ ~. ,e.y happy, f.t1nr"
Toe uying m "a 10 ed h. eyes; {, n! mur.
mur ros" TO hi. lips
"L,d, 10 q let e thou thy serva d par, In
peace. fr In y IS have seen tay sIvato1'
II hani wa still upo her 'tl And there 't
re~t-d lin the pr, sh "s 'is' II 'ns' cold
g~ytns AL uoba hs IA tn r rose smile
palea m, nis t, umnDasas Wa . stat gush
from the thro oi Ii aven
Ta' stme h ~ q ioit mut hre" u;had the
living . d tn" lea Tor wan IN | +" s'ri lift
~ her f. y, n pa p ci q fe ure- We e rs-
diAnt a. thUte at an aute. SAe hei ,u- close
to the 2 I, of ii avsn VT f,th~r soil and
boty. Sac was b d Ia III. sh tlat G. sled
thro' q e portas
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Sentamentalism.

Mrs. Swsshslm, in noticing the publ
cation OF new love story, says
'All that stuff about woman's love ha,
been said over and over again hundred
thousand times, to the grea, de,rlmen, OF
the bes, interests Of humanity, There is
n" kind of necessity for using the press
to persuade silly girls that ii is very ro-
mantle and womanIy TO love .counireI
to leave her affections unguarded by
reason or experience, and drift he plessly
into SIN, shame and despair, as an evi-
dence Of her unsuspecting W 'manhood.
IL is no, true that wctnan's affections
are any stronger cr more durabls than
mans. We think the opposite is the case
aud that two-tnIrds of all the women who
pine away or die OF love do so for the
want Of something better I, do. Every
| thing calculated to make love-sickneas II
feminine requirement Of a great injury ;
but TO strew the path of suicide with the
flowers OF poesy and romance, is IN high
degree reprehensl be.
The best motto 10 guard young girls
through the nazcs OF love is, DO right
and trust in Cod \ young girl who
has done no wrong, has ll,te cause to
mourn over tie ticHIeness OF pretended
over. Better he should change his mind
before than after marriage.
lhis Is the best piece Of common sense
we have ever heard uttered on tho sub
lect.
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q FFICI.7 DTREC TOR Y


HON. ". ii. TTTiisiI.
Judge Of the sth Jaiisial District
TEAMS or CoURT.--5Iay term on tae 81 A.an
day after the tth Monday in April.
september term Oh the .th Monday In sep
TENDER.
WELLS SpiCER
County Judge and Judge Of the Couaty Courts
TERMS OF GorRr.--.ln thr frat MONDAY in earl
month. except IN April ant kRgust. then thc
Tuesday following; ane except when the Distrc
Court sits on any Of the above days. then ths
County Cour. sits on the Monday precee ling.
!. W. CATrELL
Clerk Of the District Court and County Clerk
II. c. PIATT,
Recorder. Treasurer, and Collector Of Taxes
s. S. DANIELS, Prosecuting Attorney.
JHO. r. BIREI.Y, Sheriff
GEORGE HUBER. Deputy sheriff.
JAMES HUFF. Coroner
GEORGE WHISTLER. Surveyor
JOHN l. lUTHtLl4, Sealer of Weights and Mea
sures, and Inspector Of Lumber and Shingles.
s. A. BAGLEY. Agent for Sale of Intoxi catinl
Liquors, At Upton
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f4S-A woman viii cling to The chos-
en- object OF her heart ike possun 10 u
kum,ree, and yoa can't separate her
without si.apYn3 sty1egs that 40 ar, can
mead, AMI LEAVING 2 portion o. her soul
upon tbe upp,r leather Of len affections.
SAe vi sometimes see something TO love
where others sea n0tliB. to admire: and
when her Ioadness > once fastened on
fellow 1t sticas like s4a a4i a.oiasses III
busby head of har
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Il Eeai Head Win II Peaysaace Captain
Nillam', Tn. 20 U ar C .rsrapLer of the mag
nifc ut steamer "Commamvt@ith." MAS ;hasao-
oosei Ole day .st week ~ gentleman from
turrinp rt'."
Sure, eaptaa. yer honor aave = can o foe
you casii-rttia IN re- ffDr msa htar
the weaka from H. 'oala cri rtfer,' Al .ick
var since, ertigrg, an! sire .st.ta. We We di
tw. We ca d, aas 10 '. may . i ID IS ye. aud
IN likes o. " 1raver just Tor i"re of Cot
Ike h IN wid y 10 eosso4 t. "a. iriead' OF
hia.''
he :, etk"r w,s \ HE 1ca-tg Ic.-hm IN, of
quite resp CT b appe RE, asi 'he captain.
with his prove bal charity agreed to allow the
sick friend' n free passage.
"In the afternoon ab III, b I'll an-hour prior ~
the startn tine the calta saw the same brisk,
hale and hearty Irissm ~ crossing the gangSay
TO come Oh board
.Ah." said tn captain, "shers's your .;ex
fenf!''
"Ah." h collia't be coming, rather than ys
should be Disappointed, thought Ii com: MT
self"
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Life Martins -- Silence is thing often
dliieul, to keep in exact proportion as ii
is dangerous not to keep.
No man can solve the mysteries oil
hfe, but every man Of common sense can
perform It's duties.
There afe lying books as well as lying
words; assembling smiles, deceying
sighs, aRd even lying silence.
He is rich wao receives more than he
Spenls; he, on tie c0nrary, is poor who
spends more than he receives,
Coed qualities, like great abilities,
are incomprenensible and ineoHceivabie
to sach "a are deprived Of them.
TIE larger tie scAooi-lund, the less
the prison allowance.
..ll clever thoughts haze been thought
b, fore. You must think them agaln.
Air is dish one feeds on every MN
ula and Il ere(ore II need lie good
Water i not indic.i"e Of frogs; but
frogs are Indicative Of water.
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TRITON DIREC TORY.

, Situated IN The Geographicai centre Of tht
County
Number OF Stores, q; Dry Goods and Country
stores. With stock OF general assortment, s
Groceries. etc, 5; Drugs aud NJ dicines, 8
stoves and Hardware. 3; Clothing Stores, 1
Booa and Shoes, 2; Watches and Jewelry 1 ]; Re
ceasss, :; Furniture, /; Hotels, 1: Tailoring
Saops, ;; Boot and shae Shops, z; Tin and Stove
saops, ;; Printing Offices. /; Blacksmith Shops
s;Wagon and Carriage Shops 2; PaiGt Shops,2
Mess na!kets. !; Livery Stables, l. Harness and
SAdAb Shops, :; Steam Flouring Mills. /.
Docscfs, 8; Lswyery, 4; Ministers, I; SCHOOLS, l.
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INg FNITTG.- II0W We s0TETIHVs
yeara to draw side tie veil which CON
ceals fuluay fretn our view, aad see
what tac has IN ore Tor US. Alas. we
know nol What We wisa Few, perhaps
would lave strength % press forward
tafoagA tie clouds and darkness that o.
ten lie IN le brightest patuwag. Nlse-
ly and well, therefore, are they conceal
el from view.
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Ii1s- rher is something lnexprsssibIg

I1s- Ther is something lnexprssslhiy
svee, about little girls. Lovely, pur,
innocent, ingenious, unsuspectlng, jull
cl kindness 10 brothers, babies and ev-
erYtn.ng they arr swee, little human
flowers, diamond dew drops in the
breath Of morn. VIVA. pity laey should
ever become woman, tlrts and hear,less
coque.ts.
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Il Loreiq Qus.a. A correspal den,

Il Lonely Qn,ea.A correspai dent OF
the New York Journal OF Commerce
writing from Athens, (Greeee,) Oct.
3lst., thus describes Qurcn:
saw Queen Amelia taking an alter
noon ride Oh horseback accompanied by
one OF h-r MAIDS Of honor, daughter
Of Marco Bozzaris. She seemed N es.
calIent humor, and am told u constant
ly laughing from mere eyuberance oi
spirits. She is very fat and large, and
has foot ike Juvenile elephant, which,
when il strikes the sol, is death to all
creeping insects. Judging from her
| 'p.y s.que,' II ! had a job ol house clean
ing to be done do not know any one 50
CO pshe Of performing It efficiently, as
tho vonsort Of King Ohio.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
BIKELEY HOUSE f
TIPToN, IOWA.

This Hotel is New House which was just
crened for the reception of que 'ts on the lst OF
May 1856. II is large and commodious, and Il
provided with entire new furniture. No expense
has been spared which will add to the comfort
or convenience OF the travelling public.
John III. Birciey. Prop'f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

-" Ena.,d, lae mathemat etsn, being
asked lily /. king whether he co4ld 10,
explain T. S arl 10 him ia a more comF2a-
dious mauuer, replied, there j. no royal
road 10 Geomruy. O.Ar ii ngs may
be setzcj by might or purchased witt
nouey; but kuowedge IS ouIy to be
gained by study, and study 10 lie prose
cuteI u4.y ia retirement
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02
DIR. w. :. SCOTT.

Tenders his professional services TO the peo-
pie Of Upton and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases of long standing. Office al the
Drugs Store of DIR. A. Hall.
RsrrrRsscE.-Tke fsculty Of Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Startling M-d-
cal college columbus Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
pi.al Philadelphia Or. HUFF Wheeling.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

4 'ugt NJ. A few Sundays since a
suaagel clergyman, VINO Mas officiating
IN church u providence, Z. l., alter
reading nearly dozen notices, seeing
some half dozen more lef3re him, remark
ed that lie supposed he must read them,
o. He was 10, u MS own desk, bu, he
thought II 9ealy wicked to adopt tha.
method II cheating lie printer.