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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

W wIl suad ~ 1dysrtsssr 70 new subscsi-
bseA ssail - sloas y the present Presidential
csn1aisa, - ~ small sum Of Fifty osntA
n wiM sle0 ~ - Vol Of our paper. We
- - Aisals u Ne principles We advocate
m eepisG % Soeeoase or circulatiou.
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s. s. ID JAMIE Is

ArroRNEy CouNsELLoR AT Law.
DROMPr attention paid to Collections. win
i also attend to the payment OF taxes
and the sale Of real estate. Als@, Agent for
the WARRINGTON UNioN IxsUaANce Co, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and the HAwxHYE lHsu aAncs
Co., Of Davenport. Insurance effected on tbs
to ck or mutual system
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4 Hsan1 time will b had here on th.
u. II oosd Template viii celebrate
shss Day viii bseomiag zeal and say to
shsis Tsapsssnss friends, co ne in lem.
daa' Thsy haSs = good brass baud en-.
enesA cod i issxpeoasd that John F.
Diton, Of Davenport, will address them.
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Masonic Festival.
Trrross, June 34th, 1856.

0000010 1O0t1Val.
Trros, June 34th, 1856.
.s.. oassa - ARHAk0Exskrs.
1eunoD ~ vtsAsssity win nset 81 The Hall
1soon1ly q 70 o'eaock, A. H.. and the Ladies'
q ~ Cooee 1ouea, same hour.
Presses VIII 1ben ct 10 ~ o'clock, and
1871 - ~ Court II usc for ths Ladies, and
~ ~ = ~ line q march 70 Tie Aetho-
- CAagsA-eocSRpauisd By Martial music
osavSoo At ras cRrRca.
uw -01e On Seisnce.
Prs1se-lg bseeher Kynett.
fnginlla1aoh q O0cers
Osa1ine
n1vee.
HN3o-ouN resexell
Yfoo1nuioa uill them term = q Original Oydes,
- psssssl - - Festive board.
NJ ORplA or THE LODGE.
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GEORGE TRITON,
Successor 10 S. Tcs,Iins ~ T. Co.

DEALER in STOVES Of all kinds manufae
~ turer Of
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
at Factory Prices, Farming Tools twenty five
per cent less than ever, a want to close gu,
that kind Of stock.
.Hstaiic Roofing Of all Kinds put on and
Warranted not 10 leak or NO PAY.
Being Practical Workman myself, think ]
can give good satisfaction on ell Jobs ordered
CoFPHR STEAM PIRS made o. short motto and
warranted. also keep
Chafs Pumps, Nc Gowan's Suction and Force
Pumps. Spoutng and Guttering dare on favo-
rable terms. Having bought out the entire
Stock Of Tomlinson and Co. with a view of
staying with you. therefore, hope to receive
my share Of public patronage. Call and see
for yourselves, few doors East Of SHETLAND
- Il. /. GEO TRITCH.
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Il II M b Q r
At the
Minnesota Lumber lard;

Minnesota Lumber lard;
Corner of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
~ announce to the citizens Of Davenport and
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. u m Der yard,
corner Of Irwa ard Fourth streets, directlyop-
poste New Pennsylvania House, " here he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Vt Lumber, consisting in part q
Flooring. superior quality; Fencing, fu
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Sheeting,
PLANK % T.IN67UK1.
Joist and scantling Of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight to
twenty four feet long, 500 900 best quality
shaved pine shingles zoe, 900 best quality pine
laths: also 10000 No. pickets; 1900 No. 2
Pickets; also constantly on hand lull assert
ment Of S0sh and Glazed Windows.
The particular attention Of builders and pur
chasers Of lumber is invited to examine ON
stock which will be Sold at
Prices that Cannot fail to suit Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
Fourth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country stop
ping ct the New Penney ivania House will have
the advantage Of selecting and loading theii
lumber, without taking their horses from the
stable. no, ~.
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NpiOa adcIseiaS.-Nsv.r has the Pros
pssts Of Ibis paace looked brighter. The ar
s1assssnt, being made for baiidiag are on .
leys scale. Nansreas large and commodisus
Ssiidisss, acd such - win give tone and crtdi'
% he appearance tfsny town, have already
bss1 ooonsnesd. L1se houses for ms, camille
rusposo ses - be 9. :cted, which will add much
- ~ ayssaraace ot ,hs place.
IT, asmosr Of the dwelling, We cannot tell,
and suall hoases without number will b made
ready fog their tenants, vho sss nov waiting 70
Ssspy ihs0, before al.
No tsso - basw Of % making mere steady
psrnsesst 81 sslsAbls growth tSau Tiptoo.
I'VE = onss SAsgshes wlll b erected In -
A1atse = Ne dsslliaes cd ore houseA
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BOOKS, STATIONARY,
WALL PAPERS.

THE Subscribess having re-srrapged their
l. stock after the Confusion occasio0ed BY Ore
recently, are prepared to Invite the attention OF
pcrsonsin want, TO our large aud general asDort-
ment Of
Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books.
School and ChiIdren's
Miscellaneous snd Gift
Day Book, Led xsss, Pass Books, e.,
Writing Paper. Envelopes,
Inks, Fluids, Gold aud Steel Pens,
Sealing Wax, Waters, &C.,
WALL AND CURTAIN rAPEEs, BORDERS,
Fire Board Patterns,
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, DO Sc,
All Of which We supply ut Z steru Prices.
Wholesale or Retail, TO Cash Buyers, at
The IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 81 Brady ST., near the Post Once.
Davenport, Iowa. l2f ELI ADAMS T. 20.
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S4"v' ~ u PooliSneo oy LA CAsSHrr
and JAsHo. and edited BY H. d. La
CAsssTr. who is well known in tbi.
State as ~ able writer. I.s complexion
In politics will b decidedly dark. being
. strenuous advocate Of the presen, ad.
msnistra.ion for which ito name would be
more appropriate to be South Vest
speech Of David & Ichison,
Lote Democratic Tice President of HE
United States.
Ny letter is already too long. Twill
Iarrste few incidents Of the sacking ia
my next communication.
l will conclude this letter by giving
drunken Davy's speech. as written down
at the time OF delivery. by James F. lie.
gate OF this ci.Y--formerIy from De Soto
county. Mississippi. He lost several
sentences by cheering Of the crowd.
When the Missourlaas, South Carroll.
mans, and Bulord's NEW ,h a spriuk.
lug OF Eboshin Democratic Squa.ters-
IN all e'ga. hundred men, had formed a
hollow square a. the foot of Mount Ori.
ent, shouts were raised for a speech from
A,chlson.
Gen. A!chison rode into the centre Of
the square On a sorrei horse, and was
greeted by terrific yell Of applause.
He was dressed in dark drab clothing,
and wore Kossu.h hat. Every sem
.ence he uttered was wildly cheered. -
He said:
'Pnys' This day I am KieLaroo
Ranger This day is the mos, glorious Of
my loag lie! This day We have inter.
ed Lawrence and the citizens have not
dared to fire gun. Il is glorions vic.
tory for US, boys, by God!' (Terrific
yells.
Pointing to the Free State Hotel, he
said:
Boys! Tha. Erigrant Aid Hotel. with
her por, holes must be tested. We mus,
blow her TO hell. (Another hurricane
u hurrahs. Tie --d Abolition pres
ses mus, go into the liver: and il man
or woman undertakes to stop US, we will
hang them, Cd d-m them. (renewed
roars Of applause, or make a hole
through them with chunk OF cold lead.
Boys. A lady is entitled to the protec-
ton Of every gentleman, but when wo-
man takes upon hersel! the gaf6 81 IMAM
hood she is not more to BE- protected than
q savage beast
As Gen. Atchison laid down the law
Of gallantry-which proves him TO be
blackguard as well as an old bachelor
Sheriff Jone whose 'maI.yred blood
according 10 the Border Rutiian papers,
recently shrieksd from TIE ground for
vengeance rode up to the orators side
and was greeted with loud cheers.
A,chison stopped for moment. A.
ter the cheering subsidized he con,inu-
ed:
Boys! We will now 60 into the town.
The citizens have agreed that the laws
shai be carried out withou. molestation.
Well demoi.sh tie Printing Offices. Ho-
tel, assist Sheriff Jones to make his ar
rests, md 60 home covered with glory!
Loud, long and enthusiastic cleers.)
Turning to the Kickapoo Rangers, he
SAID:
Rangers! | now give you into the
hands OF Sheriff Jones, to become his
posse. Do your dusy-as know you
will
After A.chison had concluded his
blackguardism. DR.. Stringfel'ow was
eaAcd on and made few remarks. Mr..
Legate did no. listen to himl Sensible
Lega,e!
In haste, JAMES REDrArn.
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1an1as Meeting.
Az aaiooeoo1 1sssls- vim b held ut the
Cesst Hssss . Fsilay evening next. Come
O. - ~.
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I'll arrie0,

ia the 18th inst, by Elder d. Mclaughlin,
DR.. JOSEPH sIrH % Miss MINERVA LINDSEY, oil
Of Rochester.
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Storage, Forwatoiqg 4 Commission

Storage, EofuafoiQg & CcMfnIssioh
In this branch Of the trade, We are prepared
to do large amount Of businesa Merchants
and others making oonsignmeuts to our house,
may reet assured Of the utmost fidelity on our
Part TO their interests, and that their cousign-
ments SHALL receive prompt attention 10 sales and
returns,
N. B. Satisfactory references given in all
cases, and with pleasure. RYAN McCARY
number 10 till forbid.
II Large and Complete stock Of
FRESH rIasT-CHoP
Groceries,
1T Who'll ES.ALE.
The subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. 5 FRONT ST, IND LETEE,
(Bs rows New Block Davenport, Iowa.
q large, ", II selected and full stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Mails. Glass, Salt.
Woodenwaye, Provisions &c.
which they offer to the teade at Who'll sale ex-
cl. lively. To Retail Merchants Hotelkcepe .
AMI others OF the interior of the State ard Neb-
raska, who purchase at wholesale, We give the
assurance that We will GIL their orders and men,
osnda ct Chicago and st. Louis prices trsrs
portAtion aided.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelksepers. doing
business on the Hne or near the line Of the Miss.
issippi & Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far.
Their West, will find IL to their Interest to make
their purchases Of us, and BY shipping their
Goods by the N. & n. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river Our facilities ore Of the first class, and
W. feel the most positive confdence, that II yon
will give us call, look through our stock, and
learn our prices and terms. we shall receive .
liberal share Of your patronage; which it shall
be cur aim, by furnishing frst-rats goods at
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

- % - csaAsss 10 ~ sasssea pogtioa o.
90 ossney - call ssAsutise 70 the notice Of
c. 1e0llessA Z Co., and, 70 psople generally,
sill ~ tAas Os0bsidge 10 getting 70 be quite .
pssse, - oil ~ appearances ofs aourisnirg
tssa, 81 q ~ saccesd tu gssiing Railroad,
q 4 \ hslisvsd hey viii, ta,s town will b a.
osaA : - u ths County Ito prospect is good.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

TmSis,'s PseHac.--Tbe Cod Templars Of
this jlses have nAds arranys m en's to have quite
. iae9s picnic On Ire 4sh Of July, to which
sdglessirg lodges in the county are reqnssttd
% pastake.
Il VII Be hrldir grove a lining the town
The Cedar Rapids brass s,ad ~ill be in atten-
dAncs and an abi speaker employed on the
eeossioa. II 10 hoped tie ladies Of the
plses will gsnesAlly pr isi a. all ASST in
che . terpriss.
The Lodss at this place is in l,urish ng
eoCd .tion, end doing mach good AID will be able
10 present quite respectable chow on the Alb.
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CeassssS TPsssisss.-Previoas 70 u late
sailssal vels ~ psopls Of riptoo met, and dc
1ueniAsa - yahliah n sddrcs % tAs people,
- ss1ssasa . ssooitsss 70 prspase II and GEL
npsi1AsA sfwAicA eounitsss ws wsse one
n aA6Dso ~ pespassd, pfinssd end distEioa
~ snsag - yssPis. end the vote wss success.
ful
Asee ~ - vxia1es's hill vas % be paid, be-
iag o9Ayeo 80 Lass z ca, Of Davenport We
pasAosA s1s Gaiah sos the payment o!the bill
aol - ss rsrpossitle 70. Il. We hare since
0ae gresass part Of tares days gettiog sub
rcsieaioas In ripsoa % pay l. We have raised
sAsss $3.50 III told, having u 70 pay he
o3e,ee out u our own pokss-bravo, Upton
- ~ @ staaA Il, but viii remind you Of IL
sceealsaally.
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Ql9aa39e
CHEAP
new YORK STORE,
No. n, LeCLARE BLOCK,
Davenport,
TRIM

TRTCM .A.NT
Good Goods, fair dealing and low prices have
prevailed.
In consequence Of the great rush to cur es'
tabiishmen,, we have secured more room over
our store, and have opened out
Wholesale Room!
Which for size and quantity Of goods contained
therein. will compare most favorably with AM :
thing u the kind 10 Davenport, and we are now
prepared, and will continue to keep 30, BY
weekly arrivals Of Nsw Good! 70 show our
customers. and all others who may give Us a
CALL one Of the largest and beyond all doubt the
tAsapest Sock Of Goods
m It has ever been offered in Davenport.
We are enabled BY purchaser 8 our goods from
First Hands, and many Ct them from the
Kew York Auction icons
To sell goods from ten TO twenty five per
cent. less than those who purchase In the usual
way, and we are determined At oil hazards 10
maintain the reputation we have al: >ady ac-
owired Of being the Cheapest Store In Daven-
port. 0-Remember that we continue to
practice what so many lately are protesting
and do sell all our goods on the ONE PACK
CASH SYSTEM. n43-ly
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Moves at Aoms.-Mr. George Triich
having become successor to Tomlinson
q Co., calls the attention Of the people
TO this fact and soliciss patronage. As j,
" ms intention to make it his home
among u, he should be, and is, entitled
to home support. He carries on the tin,
copper and sheet iron trade as before
ana George is a good workman. He
mas on hand now an extensive stock Of
all articles in his lima,
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R4h is now reduced to . c.r,.;,,v

%h is now reduced to . certainty
mat We are to have company. Mr.. Ar.
aLxs' late OF Dixon, ILL.,, has ordered on
new press and material, and will have
new paper in full blast, here, by tn.
io'h Of July. We wish Mr.. ArpIr,
success in his enterprise, pecun,arily, but
20 not wish the principle. he proposes to
advocate will take very deep root. His
paper is to be called TIE Cedar Demo.
erat, AID will be devoted 10 the sun. y,
Of the Democratic party.
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- Good lands for sale. Who wants to
su9' Bee our notice 10 another column. We
nave some choice lands for sale. cheap cheap
~ beef ut Z cents per pound,
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The Keosauqua Republican chronicles
the untimely end OF a bachelor living
near Portland, Van Buren, CO., who tired
OF slngie.cursednes.. and b:,,cr with a
lonely lille, cut his throat from ear to ear
about the LIST OF the present month, and
'shvttlsd cft his cares His name was
Io!'nan S'od1ard, and he had 81 $50 in
cash IN his house.
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The North. Hest. Such is the title Of
q new paper just put in operation At Du.
bssqus. Il is published BY La CAssrrr
and JAsso. and edited BY H. D. La
CAsssrr. who is well known in this
State a. an able writer. Ito complexion
IN politics will b decidedly dark, being
. strenuous advocate Of the presen, ad.
ministra.ion for which ito name would be
more Approprlate to ho tNnutA. Wesf,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
Ayers Cherry PectOlaI
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE
 E NOUGHS Colds. Hoareness. Influenza Bron- o chitis Whooping Cough Group Asthma h. cipent Consumption, and for the relief of consulnp tive patients in advanced stages of the disease.
 We need not speak to the public of its virtues Throughout every town and almost every hamlet oi the American States its won lerul of pulmon.- " complaints have made it already known Nay few arc the families in any civilized country this continent without some personal experience of its effects; and fewer yet the communities anywhere which have not among them some living trophy of its victory the subtle and dangerous diseases oi the throat and lungs. While it is the n.ost powerful antidOtc yet known to man for the formidable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs it is also the pleaSntcst and safest remedy that can be employed for infants and young persons. Parents should have it in store against the insidious enemy that steals upon them unprep.rei. We have abund- ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves more lives by the consunptonst prevents than those it cures Keep it by you, and cure your colds hle they are curable nor neglect them until no human skill master the memorable canker that fastened on the vitals. eats your life away.
 All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and they know too the virtues of this remedy, We need not do more than assure them it Is still made the best it can be. We spare no cost, no care no toll to produce it the most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely it the best agent which ou, skill can furnish for their cure.
 Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER, Practical and Ana lytical Chemist, Lowell Mass and sold by A. C. Smith, Litchfcld C. McNeil Wolcottville F. Board. man. New Milford Pratt < Foster, West Cornwall and by merchants and druggists throughout the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
Col. Fl.emOnt's Life.

THE ONLY COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZED EDITION. FHNuE Life and Public Services of JOHN CHARLES II FREMONT, with an accurate portrait on Steel One neat l2mo. Price Sl. By John Biselow, Esq, Editor N. |. Evening Post.
 The subscribers assure tue public that this volume, prepared by a gentleman, whose resources for the material and authorities direct will be the only complete osraphy of the eminent EXPLORER, ScHoL- AR, STATESMAN AND HERO, whose recent nomination by the Republican party for the highest office in the gift of the people, has awakened renewed interest in his wonderful career. Much material heretofore inaccessible to the general reader including incidents ill his early career. is incorporated in this volume.
 Orders should be addressed to Derby Jackson, Publishers, No. ll9 Nassau street. New York.
 Agents wanted in every town of the several States to canvass for the above work
 Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
Groceries, Provisions. Sc.

EE URRAH for CHARLES McNElLs! is the talk an k A over town. When you ask people where they can find the best assortment of Groceries and Provisions at the lowest prices, the answer is; ut CHARLES MCNEIL $, No. West Street. where from morn till night are dispensed goods in abundance, to the satisfaction of many customers, who take great pleasure in recommending heir friends to come where tho finest and best goods sold at little the lowest prices in town-where direct form head quarters he is constantly receiving Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Spices Flour, Sat &c., in fact all things necessary to refresh the inner man, thus obviating the necessity of spending time and travel for the wants of the culinary department of the house.
 expect to show people that sell at the lowest living prices, and hatter myself shall receive the patronage of large share of the people of this town have constantly on hand large assortment of confectionery and fancy goods.
 Attached to the same is Oyster Saloon fitted up in good style, where all who want good stew can be accommodated at short notce and the tastes of tho greatest epicure may be satisfied
 The above is no dream but reality if any one is in doubt please call and satisfy yourself for my motto is to satisfy every of the genuineness af every thing which offer to the public. CHARLES MCNEIL.
 Litchfcld April, 1856:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
Order of N0tire.

NMlLY F. BOSrWtCk rs. SOLOMAN l.. BOST-
 I WICK. State ot Connscticut Iitchiicd Coun- ty, ss. Ltchiied. July 2.nl \. D. lSJ6
 Upon the petition of the said Emily F. Dostwick praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for Litchiield County to be eld on the 2nd 1Nesday ot September, X. D. 1856. It appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority. that the said spondcnt Is r:sidiug in Chicago, in the State oi Illinois, and absent from this State Therefore order ed, that notice of the pendency of said petition bc given by publishing this order in the Itchiield Enquirer newspaper printed in Litchfcld. fou, weeks successvely, commencing before the 24th day of July, A. D. lso6 by depositing a copy oi s.a ofaer ot notice in the post.utfce postage paid at Plymouth directed to said respondent at Chicago on or before the 18th day of August. A. D. 1856. FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
 Clerk ct the Superior Court for Litchfield County
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24
To Teachers, School Committees.
 Clergymen, and other Friends of Education.

NNE beg leave to call your attention to two W books on Physiology from the pen of Profes- sor Worthington Hooker, of Iale CoA,ye. The one entitled " First Book in Physiology is designed for beginners. It presents the simple and fundamental points in clear and attractive manner those which are not easily understood being reserved for eluc dation in the larger work. The Human Physiology gives Il full view of the subect-much more full than is given in any other Physiology for Schools which has yet been published. In calling your at tenion to these books. confident that an ex- animation of them will convince you that they arc far preferable tu any other books this interesting science designed for school instruction.
 Communications in relation to these publications may De addressed to the publishers,
 FARMER, BRACE & CO,
 No. Cortlindt Street. New York