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Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladies', AGA n
! ktreHf. hcf&een 9th and 9TH

btFeei, between 9th ana 7th utrects. -=
Tbs Institution has been In successful for years
and for beahfbess convenience
of play grounds
instruction all branches usually taught
s.mipafes.
Madame Dormsn, well known Ia this city accomplished
and successful teacher French, resides AZ
facilities
Circulars containing particulars may be
application 10 the principals . 4 The bookstores.
Rsvrspors.
Rev @. d. Cummns, Washington.
Rev. .. w. French,
Rev r d. Guricy, +"
Hon, w, w. seston,
r. r. FsndaI esq g
I,oa lame, 4 rs'fee, United STATE, senator Maryland
Judge y. y. Curtis, United stntes Supreme Court.
RI Rev. Alcnzo Potter, bishop Of Pennsylvania.
RI Rev o. p Meivains, bishop Of OHIO.
Dec 4-eod2y
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Hrs sew YORK. nHEmhn. AND SOUTH
~s>Q AMffoN UNIT ED STATES MAIL STEAMEbH
&>Ir<XA The ships comprising sis line tle WASHING
- TON, Caps T. c~sesdy HERMANN, Capt Nd
Hfgna
Thsss stop Southampton going returning
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rHE-P JUvkNsIAks BOuKs-rhe Undersigned has sci
" books for children
varied collection the accumulation OF TO he d at hat
Than that when need be- They suited To you'll
u all aud he examined at his bookstore
will be found OF The works Of Mrs Holland
Edgeworb Mrs Barbara, aud atber such wfitsrshooks
good TASTE feelings, and good pncip
still although TRACKING alt the sci
In WORDS OF syllable children OIL ur old
|. Dec 10 FRAsIK TAYLOR.
Law school Cunaserissaa Univsrssry, a. Lsoa.op
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham caruthe, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of udges ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brom6eld L. Ridley Of ennnceors OF the stae
Judges CnIuhsrs Green dew their whole time stciuyc
the school.
books No regular Of lectures
daily lessons m the progress OF the examinations.
2. Weekly law equity which
dents suits Of facts by pofes
practice The framed prepare
Deeds willis and all be
the tal~ Zone BY appeal
supreme which held monthly and
chancciors, ofca
Sncites connected with their suits.
third
tefnber third Thursday February The
Thursday in July
Erysn.e. per s,igrruon $50, In advancs eouungsn
~ boarding so Students furnish
which b. had IN the Lebsson bookstores
required complete course,
class No previous study
mission. There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
There legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighy-sr
ROBERT l.. CAaUTuERs,
FeS il-eoly ptesideni Board o TuisieoS
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rEuhGE fGX Hotel, ashisgion w.
10 the delay attending be of the booss
the 81 The
usonsl violating political principles
rpphr candidate for For, ia hs
eap1ctty teipr need, and
continues receive the dir gished susrses o.
peoe He had the faculty di.senient
eces the realm OF aion aud pres.nw
divisd The Hnure %
loss fpr rpd~r for time but the fhn
slways oesnred Tns fstens In the riste Of the
ski Of the what the dprganixd
Nv. assembly tn The hius " the rycenmh
orator What the faiter the Gerss r.
For ~ 70 the popular assembly 81 fl-ho We thus far ns
uied parslei but parallels closely paint
thence hey dvfrse aad thus " With enfe Of bi nssnd
adefs of piucs. The fashion ( viii
designate representative the ~ on
the nx man and right a-s for the right NJ
when he applies ieaaer Hts
yeI hts money Both equally well aud safety invested
Jan Vp--dh
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.

Ia III $3.50 4sl<sis is,.:as .Sss22&&:I
AN afer Monday the 93d instant the trains leave
" Washington al and sS, a. m. and ard ~, pm.
On sunday, AJAX, m.
Leave Baltimore AJAX and ~, a m, and aud SIX, m.
On sunday, at am.
7. ". PARsoNs, Agent
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THsMs OILY one ROB .. DR. Roy

THE ONLY ONE AuTHORiZEDi-The Rob OF DR. BOY
l. VEAU LAFt EGTEUR " far supoaor the sups Cusi
w,os mercury skin dartres scrofula,
Itch accidents
period ~ b, and Hereditary aermony Of hnors A. depus
powerfully sficactou bladder
injections soundnes. As sypbiic Rob
ensuing
Of basa OF cspas o. enbebs from injections which only repc
the without n-utraiznr The Rob Boyyean above
syphr dicses, whet.r long
and which resisted the OF mercury
" potassium
General r the lHited sintes Gabriel Bordn, esq,
William York Wholesale Guia Ducong.
New Orleans; seuiiy, san Francisco.
The Rob Laceuf sold BY all the druggists throughout the UNI
ted The pamphlet Of Docpf
cal properties Of the Rot viii be obaned by writing O.
din. "a William New York. who will give every uforma
wanted
O. D. prepared an orders for South
dies al the United duties
March l&-dty.
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AeKsoY or PRsscH eroLlArIos CLAIMS
Washington, November ~. 1855

Aexsor OF PRsscH sraIArros CLAIMS
washington, Move mber ~, 1855.
inquiries addressed
the United States OF spossons
III
tDo-vt1 July 81, lbGies "
" obtaining deea
publicly 10 inform s after
has been concluded as most infcons voiunA
thetr claims the iains Cotuns would s"e",s
I'd uan6r claims, xso w
for many other ohjecuoo--k sr mol
~ Congress tprn.ng li@ submit m
ina ~ the session, full, sammy INC
VII he rfav'ded for them through .on mn' u's
err or u tn Claims Cout shall ,hss BOARD o.
tribunal vii be resolved on as 'h ohy
direct sraiiy. 40, Of these claims may 10
he adu these c,slw
cupy a board ~ The bvhest fully
pbaicsiy points fsr three ,sr-; snd snee -"
Nov 25-dlw. ard rs right and p-nper IN ths rs.r
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no THE LAD E~.-Mr r. L. HARPER ~ BroomGeid street.
nnston. has cbnce rich and
elegant Embroidered nail n ir Partisan ~
which universally admired Newport AZ he
then euppy opportunity
to nnru he ides thar ne cpennH re supply Of
which fnr bridal COSTUMES.
Also, head fnres, csiirs, snes &C, nj
which black white and yat-
ETY. ef wrenibs Of straw flowers, ies'her flower, sc
NRTts + nc oniy house ~ the United States where these
an he ohtsined.
posror tsnusy s, 1855,
Isns -Snw7~
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising lire gro the following:
The AtlBnuc.. WEI.
The Battle. Capt Colistoek
80. ).
These ships having been iuiIt By contract cx-
pressly for government service, has been
S51~Af construction also in teS engines
10 insure strength and speed; and their acco1in,o
unequnied for elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool In asst-cia cabin
30 cabin c75 Exclusive
IS. From Liverpool 10 New York 30 and 90 guneas
n experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berihs can DO secured nnt paid for.
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Two Books OF the greatess value 20 of every
busiass and profession.

bustAss and profession.
the AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
FuL KNOWLEDGE FOR 1885. .t. /.
One roi Iamo, go 10 sooPp.
Price al PAPER 81 IS bound To be ready few days.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC IL filed gresleu
importance 10 American. IL
masn the United
Of particular State siso such facts reang
kurops useful people.
The Monthly magazine Thousands of literary
literary productions oisfse
Indebted 10 this modest thin. volume,
orderly Of Statistics lis table. az dry Gguc
chapters OF all manner 81 information Every
nothing OF the on business who will be
deal Of running sud borrowing aud guessing
ne
ed 10
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FUkM GUAKANTEE
To Capt, M C. Meiys, u. >. Engineers.
We. the undersigned, residents Of, In the State Or.
hereby jointly aud reveray with the United States and
hid Of be
will within days se the the said bid
win God sufficient sureties
furnish the articles couftnity
ofthe advertisement which made. And in
said $3.50 shall fail 10 aforesaid,
good The difference between the offer BY the said
the bidder.
tsiroed) A.B.
CD.
hereby certify Of knowledge
above named gusranton good aud sufficient
(siguedD II.
Mar S-3awth,h May Alawu
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Housekeeping Articles.

=
THE subscriber call public
Of house furnishing goods which il rendered
complete in every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
(oand plain white dinner dessert and
tea sets large Of dinner and
rich and with and without notices
fancy arcIes appropriate eagere paro table,
"' IRoy-sToEE CHINA.
and toilet ALSO In detached pieces larg
stock Of EdwHdss latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American French and Bohemian, such decanters faEons
eob caets hooks Madeirss Burxundes
liquors. tunbcT arger bow csees water boes float bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, nc
TABLE CUTLERY
Of half dozes dyone and fy pieces also
ivory handled knives only aud forks sless, &C.
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
sueh az channs Dishes "a inches
coffee pots pots, coffee higgins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Such uns, spoons and forks
disnes, pchers cake and fruit baskes wac &c.
JAPANNED GOODS.
walters trays, plate warmers slop Jars
foot tubs, water cans, &C.
GAS FIXTURES.
From factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia,
the Manufacturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar snps xrandoes, wood tenders and irons brushes
shove and coal hods ladders. door sood
waffle willow Britannia bronxed iron goods
cooking requisites Of amos, every description together
large II articles OF utility and deemed
Hoseke-pes decidedly interest
stock and Prices They will not only hud large cn
which 10 make selections but pledge myself ts sell cheap
the description goods be Of the
Goods delivered any par of ity Georgetown
charge
Catalogues containing complete every article KEEP, 70
Nov IL 2tawswd Iron Hail.
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nEoHGE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modem Pilgrims,
VI showing the the ustbods o
reaching Csi~~0af Wd, s'Ppf
seb.lnlni in smeiics" volumes Price s. IS,
Letters physician just entering practice By Jam
Jacs~on, N. r., Ill. ID. o..
and Is Richard Widreih author History
of the Unled 81 rs.
csteA story Of Republican Equaly by Sydney A. sov,b
81 2s
Just published, and cor sale
TAYLOR h MAURYs
Nov rs Bookstore, Qth street
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I ONGrbcLEows New no.m.--rhs Song Of fiavaths
IL by Henry Wadsworih Longf-ilow Price 81
Curious Storie. rsTes and her People, 70
Just published and for snle a,
TAYLOR MAUpys
Nov IS Bookstore. AZ.
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r.. NJ. fEAsE.

Ana whereas cfdito-r referred Congress
deemed identical hodess IN.
ne, Texasi snd whereas II 10 altered that
o. said debt the holders 81 which
he esrp,pe can and whereas The
raid a-t Congress requires holders n che crfcss
Audiences OF debt shall releases The Und
and s N lie state before payment; and the th
az said act requires public shoud be given for the space
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EDWARD CLARK,
secretay Of State.


r. NJ fsass Of State Of TEXAS do hereby
Edward signed the ee6ca'e the preceding
ge ~ the dare ~ said ceshcs
State for The that he H. the
keeper She Original statute OF said State and thai his as
faion > W due
Ia testimony whereof md
sffat seal ~ The five city NJ Austin,
TrAf1 the sxth ~ February, and 10
f,he independence ~ United and
Of exas wi
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3vois
Ths New purfh.sc Early Years IN the Par West, new ssp
Lily. Novel . vol.
Works OF Cha. Latah 2 v.ls
Hafper-' Story a. oh. Vol 4.
sereo and i's Rssisnj BY 4 wr-oa. rtusrav
Border Beasls-s by w. Gilrass. simns. d.
smIks ," CRafss pckb1s.
The Ctiia wife b. Cnsrles uickrnp,
Mysteries Of the Coz Of the sioaIRs sy VIZ
IAN Harrison Aims
~
FRkNCK TAYLOR.
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AUSTIN Terss February 2, 1876.
T. Edward Clark secrtsry sste Texas do
ne sby cefy eight
IAN
exs- tAa act provide for
republic OF Tsrs
Congress nine, siaheep hundred
Hfy' passed second session Of tbs Thirty
Congress United md February
eighth. eirtrrn hundred and any Ave."
NY aud seal Of the department the day and
tsFAtl year tfofefaid. ...... =.
eccretary Of State.
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FRENCH JUVENILE uooRs.-A wrIl-sslected collection
Of French uvcne books, various prices
adapted various Them beautifully
he 70 ND bookstore Of undersigned imported by
direct nom Paris.
pnANCK TAYLOR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
The Skies are Bright.

The fact that Fremont is bound TO be
elected by the people is no longer denied
or doubted by any intelligent or well-in-
formed man OF either opp1sltIon party
The Know No.tings through the South
openly acknowledge it, aud attribute his
election to the error of keeping Buchan.
an on the trick, nd even the Democratic
party of the South have sent ambassadors
to him to have him withdraw.
The Fillmore men in the North do no,
now deny the fact tina, old Buck canno,
carry Pennsylvania nor New York, and
call upon the Democrats to withdraw ,heil
man and unite on somebody else.
Tue pro-slavery forces in all the Eas.
tern and Middle States are scattered II
dismay, aud the accessionsto the Repub
lican party now come by the thousands
The enthusiasm for Fremont far exceeds
the log cabin times OF 1910, and the ma
jorities for Fremon, in the Western State
will fal exceed that ever gwen for an,
party heretofore.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
A Uooping Operation.

I, is somewhat amusing to read the
nonsensical siang-wdng contained 10 the
.4drertiser. The great Upton gas-house
Wells Splcer, who figures as editor, has
of late been houiag so much both in his
paper and on The stump, in his midnight
prowlings, that his friends are fearful he
would s4pioie. and have secured the ser
vises OF an exper, cooper, who will per-
form the melancholy operation oil hcoping
his head, on Saturday evening next al
early caudlelight. al the Court House, IN
the presence OF his few remaining friends
and all other lovers oil negro an,a!gdnaa'
fiou. after which, should he recover, 1t l:
expected he vii engage 10 the drug tu
siness, and devote his leisure hours to
eagraring designed expressly for the .dd
reri,ssr. The 9TH OF mex. November
there being no further use in this coun,r,
Tor the venerable editor, advertiser, G
tis drug store, i! is the intention oil hin.
self and friends, to remove the whole ar
raneement, bodies, breaches, Sc, TO Ne
braska, aud thus seek a new field 10
~uiure speculation.
i, is indeed laughable I, see the tras
contained in the .7irer!iser OF last weel
The editor copies an article from tn
Davenport Gazette, III which the edhe
:. that paper chooses % apply the nam
Of liar to another editor, somewhere. cor
sidering him No. in that &c Atogu
and aludes TO Us as exceeding all psher
and styles US the Western artist In ,h
line. He also requests the Gazette
d exchange with US. For the gratificatIe
! OF that pumpkin head Wells spicer, v
f would inform him that the Gazette do
. gel the Democrat. We deem II unneee
.ary to say tina, Wells beats the JeUs
y THIS particular, and will but refer |
proof OF this fact. to his own paper. +
: ruth, with him is stranger. Try aga
If Judge
n The foregoing articles we clip emit
} from the Buck negro organ Of this plat
e and publish them tina, the people Of Il
K county may know the character OF Il
Il paper. Common. upon them is unnee'
l. sary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
"a Few Subscribers.

We have been requested to notice By
quite a number OF very respectable men
of this county, tia, through the impor.
tuning and fair promises OF the canvass
srs for the Border Ruffian organ OF this
place ,ha, they have been induced to try
/, for while bot finding j, such a ful-
some sheet, and that the editor could not
under any circumstance tell the truth,
they called q, the office to pay up and
have it stopped.
We must say we never before knew an
edller to refuse 10 stop the paper when
the subscribers paid up and requested II J
bu, such is no, the case with cur neigh
bors. The utterly refused to do il, and
would not stop their paper until the year
wa, up, and SO his subscribers paid ioI
the whole year and refused to receive IT.
Subscribers mus, be getting very scarce
when the editor refuses TO step paPel
In this way. The fact is, the whole con
Germ is supported by few vino take
large number OF copies to support The or
gam bus the people keep alooi from it
and it has TO circulation except such
is forced upon the people as above.
We make these remarks to let The PEG
pie know that when they are imrortune'
to have il sent 10 them ,ha, they are be
ing led iA,o snare from which they can
, no, get OH, without paying well Tor It -
A few subscribers over the way ar
needed badly-,he gratuitous circulano
is bad speeulation-hold on to wh'
4 YOU have got, as 1t Is uncertain abo'
4 getting any more.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
Henry O'Connor.

This rerr refined 10. and teleased O. gentle
man, lei OF considerable gas at the Court Hoase
on Monday evening isss. 70 the entire sstssfAc-
ton OF the ten Biaes Republicans present We
say ts. b cagse thai Was precisely the number
o. that stripe in attendance, the balance, about
thirty Ia nanter. were 2Ichaaa1 aud Fillmore
meu. It's wonderful strange that the great gwH
Of the Etgger party, coail nut get cat = Larger
crowd
The above is from an article IN the
Border Rafiian organ OF this place. -
Tie taIanee Of the article /. made up OF
low bIllingsgate and fish market slang,
such being the oaly kind of language the
editor of that paper is conversant with
b., as 10 the truth Of the above, " Ten
Republicans and thirty Others forty IN
all" What can induce Il man TO tel
such a gross falsehood in the face OF sc
much evidence to tie contrary, as is IL
this care, is ToFe than we can tell. II i:
well known to citizens from all parts o.
/ the county, that on the evening Mr.. u
Conner spoke, the Court House wa
crowded, all could NJ. get seals, and TIT
audience was made up Of men from ever.
section of the county.
| Lying, with the editor Of the Densocra'
is something ne must hare had i" horn i
bones" AZ il appears TO be constitution
al defect with him, aud even the NOR
respectable Of his own party regret sha
he will not OF cannot tell the truth whe
it will answer just as well and sound
great deal better. They excuse him o
the ground OF mental arrangement ;
that he ought Not 10 be blamed for II &
he cannot help it and say we shouI
overlook these lille Authorizations
his. The fac, is. be is to be ptied-t
would tell the tTulL if he could, bu. cal
: not.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
The Murder Case.

4. the last term CT tie District Court
OF TIL. county, the case Of the State VS..
Funk, for tie murder Of his wife last
summer, was the all absorbing topic
The CoUu assigned Ter his counsel Judge
Grant, and about The middle Of The week
after much difficulty, jury was empan.
nelIed. The case proceeded until Friday
when one Of the Jurymen discovered the
Illtle fac. thai be was not a citizen oil
this coun,y-bere the jury were dis
charged and all held for naugh..
A Jury was then empanuehed to sry
the matter of the insanity of the prlso'
ner, who, after hearing the testimony
rendered verdict that the pri,oner a
| the bar Was deranged or insane. This
Of course disposed Of the case, and The
prisoner was renanded to jail for SAT-
keeping.
What is now to be done with the ma,
is a question for the law TO determine
but for the presea. he wilib be confined il
the Scott Co, Jail until the State take
charge Of alm for the future.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
Democratic Republican Ticket.
Now and Then.

a. .t.s .y.ry p.u.srat-ws refer 70 ts Hsoetr
xstss.s ~oala ert 'he-e qso..sses a"d Rsss
them in ais hss ~ a-iiy r.ssruuse
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

Out for Fremont. AT a meeting Of
the Fremont Club last evening, Mr.. Ho-
sette, oil this cry, always a slaunch and
reliable Democrat, came ont In formal
announcement Tat he could not sestaln
the new tangled doctrines at the presen,
time promulgated by the Douglas Bu-
chanan Democracy, and declared his in
,en,ion to vote for Fremont. The ar.
nouncement was received with loud and
prolonged applause. Mr.. Rosetle is an
able lawyer, and an eloquen, and brill.
liant orator. and we trust his voice vii
frequently be heard in tie presen. can
yass.-M Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04
Tnpt and Fillmore tickets, and dsfends

mont and Fillmore tickets, and dsienas
both.
The Old Patrio!s.-The Ruffalo Ne
public says that twenty-tour OF the survi'
vors of The war Of lSls-pensloners-
visited Nj. Farnan. ESD, Of At'sa, pen
sion agent, on Thursday, when gentle
man who was presen, enquired their pre-,
objections for President. The vote stood
as follows:
Fremont,
Buchanan,
Il seems tina, those who have fought
and blei for their country s,lll remain on
The side OF their eoan,ry.-Dubuque Re
pub.
| Bucks always lose TIER horns in NO.
vember.
Fremont Tieka in Trginia. The
Virginia Republican State Convention
was held a. Wheeling on Thursday, and
the Fremon, elelecsoral ticket was nomi'
mated. There was no disturbance.
We learn from Pennsylvania ths
Gen. Puryiance. late Democratic Audi
) tor General of the State, has taken th'
stump in Butler county for Fremont
Gen. Purvlauce vas member oil tn
Cincinnati Convention which notn'na'e'
Buchanan, and was chairman oil the Com
rni,,ee on its permanent, organization.
The Hoa. Sam'l d. Ingham. OF Buck
Co, Pa, Andrew JacksoE's frs, Secre
0 lary Of the Treasury, is out for Frenon