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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
Eourse, Visle g. Co., go

ANSAksSs vA0Ao q W. ~
Proprietary. -
Co-.~r IF Rcci fs,aa4 asd' Fros, .S,re,sf.
Davenport. Iowa.
Offer for sale ct Wholesale and Retail, Clover.
Timothy, Blue Grass aad Miliet Seeds, Garden
and Flower Sesls in great variety.
agricultural s. horticulture! Implement,
Of the most approved Manufacture.
Psapers and .Nousrs, -
Sourse, yeile & 90 have made arrangements
by which they have the exclusive sale In this
section. Of Manns's Celebrated Fiat Premium
Woslds Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Maxny'.
and Riggs Patent Reapers aud Movers. Aud
Kefchum's celebrated Mower Nc o.miek's
Hussers, Rmscll's, Wright's ana Atkins fur
n!shed to order.
All persons d,siring
Rraprrs an6 FLOWERS
should order the III early ~ the demand ls greater
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are cold
at Monnf cturer's Prices, with only freight and
warehouse charger add.d.
Hot se-Powers and Threshers,
We are sole Agents in this section for the safe
OF the justly celebrated Fits Machine for
Threading ard cleaning grain ut one Operations
which notwithstanding 1t In the fr.t machine Of
the kiGd ever invented, aud put into Successful
operation, II now 8 ands, "a IL always has stood
the best machine for threshing and cleaning
grain In existence. Also Pitts double piuion
or 10 borse power. Emsry's Railroad endlss.
chain Horre powers; Peases Excelsior Horses
Power with threshers, sepeators. clesners clover
bullees, circular ard xosscut saw mills, corn
shelters, &C.. and all
Oiher implements addptsi 10 Porer.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Viebc 1
CO., a. the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer fcs
sale Camdeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, 70
g ther With all Machines used In Broom Manu-
facture. Also, Shaker broom winding IN rev.
ing twlue. Of the frat quality.
PtWtR C0RS fHNLFBS.
Tbs best bor-s power Coru Shelter 10 use 10
Rediing's Pofeaf shtisr. -
This Machine j. capable Of Smelling and clean
Ing 500 Rushsls Of Corn PEI lay. Every
Farmer having large quantity Of corn tn shsli
should purchase one OF these 2hellers 24-tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
"a An OPEN FIELD AND FAIR PLAT
~ IMMENSE STOCK OF WATCHES
SkXTs AND
Mn MP MM hN
@A ~ AnIS1

Al fUtSEI'S, No. ?, LH CLAIKE ROW
+ HANEJust returned from New York with the
largest and best stock Of fine watches and Jew.
cry ever before offered IN this market. I have
gold watches from $40 To S225. Silver M from
IS 10 $50. Gold chains foom 81 TO $50. Rings
from % ccuts to SIC. Breast pins from 81 TO SEQ
| would call partic mar attention to my stock Of
Ladies' watches, which embraces a full variety Of
plain, hunting and enameed cases, and think
| can suit the most fastidious
In short, my whole stock OF clocks, watches
jewelry silver and plated ware Is full and COM
plete and much larger than has ever been brought
to this market; and will sell wholesale or re-.
tail a. prices that will defy oil competition.
Repairing done ma usual on short notice.
Dec 9th, 1884. Whit
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Furniture of All Kinds.
IL IL M h g r
AT the
M:..Asofa Lumbar Yard

IL IL M h g r
Al the
Minnesota Lumber Yard;
Corner Of Iowa ana Fourth Streets,
gpt,os,Ie the New Pennsylsa nia House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
y announce TO the citizens Of Davenport and
surrounding Country that he has recently open
ed ali extensive
Lum Der yard.
co,ner If lava ard Fourth streets, directlyop'
nosi,e New Pennsylvania House, where ne has
now on hand large and well selected stock
of Lumber. consisting IN part of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, III
inch thick; Siding, full halt inch
thick; Ceiling, Sheeting,
PLANK a, TIMBER.
loist and srantlng Of all dimensions, clear
stna and boards Of every quality from eight 10
twenty four feet long, 100000 best quality
shsva3 nine shingles; 800 ,ooo best quality pine
Iaths. also 10000 No. 1 pickets.; 1000 No. :
pels,s. also constantly on hand iull asscrt-
m.nt Of Sash and Gia-ed Windoms.
The particular attention OF builders ana Puf
chssers OF lumber is invited 10 examine o"'
stock which will be sold at
p,;,,s hat C.nnot td,lt TO susi Purchasers
Don. forge, the place, corner Iowa ana
r urth at, eets. .,o,
ming al the New Pennsylvania House "'l .a.e
he advantage of selecting ana io"uis 'i, 81
lumber. without taking their horses IRON tue
stable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Not Excelled West Of New York

Printers complete outfits. as we have
The Northeastern Type .6gency,
type and material on hand; also only agents 70
Hoes Printing Presses in this region. Person
purchasing from US will have their good deliv.
cred IN Davenport, if desired. When you come
to the river don't forget to call over
n. a. PORTER & BROTHER,
nj, fy. EockIslatgd
Hoe, Prefse White Type Agcscy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

The Vote the ENpuisGOn OIL bfOOAs'
As seen bv reference to our Congressional re-
cords. the vote in the House on the resolution
expelling the rufian Brooks from that body,
stood 12l to 95-being a majority of 26 against
the right of that dastardly wretch longer to dis
grace the national councils by his presence as a
member; but as vote of two thirds is requi-
site in order to expel member, of course there
was no way to get rid of him but by causing him,
under the pressure of that heavy majority, to re-
sign his seat Whether he will now proceed to
South Carolina, appeal to his " constituents"
who have so far upheld him. and allow himself to
be reelected, remains to be seem At any rate,
we shall get rid of the scoundrel for the re.
mainder of the present session.
The vote in the House on the expulsion, was
nearly drawn battle between the North and
south-the only Southern member voting for it
being Hoffman of Nd, American. Those against
It from the North were Kelley and Wheeler of
N. Y; Cadwallader. Florence, and Jones, of
Pennsylvania; English, Miller, and Mace, of
Indiana; Hall Of Iowa; Denver of California;
and Harrison of Ohio ; all democrats except the
last. What peculiar satisfaction these eleven
gentlemen can feel, in voting in such ruthanly
company particularly Messrs. Wheeler, Mace,
and Harrison, who were elected especially on is.
sues absolutely forbidding such votes,) we are at
a loss to imagine. We trust it may be mistake
in regard to Mace, who is the last one we should
have expected to find in such company. But let
them go. They will reach traitors doom.
In this connection, let the votes of such few
Northern Democrats as had the courage to stand
up and vote decent for once, be set against their
names, to their credit. We are sorry to see that
of these there were only six-Messrs. Wells OF
Wisconsin, Peck of Michigan, Packer of Pa,
Vail of N. J., and Williams and Walbridge of
N. Y.,-who voted for the expulsion. Haven
Whitney, and Clarke of N. Y, and Moore Of
Ohio Fillmore Americans, also voted to expel.-
Fuller of Me-, the solitary Democratic member
from New England not having pluck enough to
face the music lodged, as also did Fuller and
Broome of Pa, Walk of N. Y, Fillmoreites, and
Others Dunn of Indiana voted right.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
Speech of the Hon. John Woodruff of
COnmeeGicut.
Delirered in the U. S. House of Representa-
tiUeS, july IL, 1856.


COnmeeGicut.
Delirered in the U. S. House of Representa-
tiUeS, July IL, 1856.
Mr.. Speaker This House has deliberated
already too long on these resolutions. They
should have passed promptly, and by acclaim
alton. The exigency of the adjournment and
the pressure of public business may, perhaps,
partially excuse the delay; but we now owe
it to ourselves to act with becoming bold
ness, and with such vigor as may redeem this
House from imputatons injurious to itself
and to the country. Will not this hall with
zoo much reason continue to be characterized
as F'chamber of assassins," if we do not
now unite to rebuke and emphatically con-
denim this monstrous violation of all honor
and decencys The country demands action,
and the times are hot for some expiation of
dastardly and brutal outrages, whether COM
mtted in the Capital or on the plains of Kan
zas. If there is not spirit or manliness enough
to promptly purge this body by proper and
constitutional means, at all events let a trial
be made Let the Uote come. We shall then
know who dare screen audacity, or give coun-
tenance to crime.
There is no middle ground in this case be-
tween submission to violence that excites and
will inaugurate the very spirit Of wal, and the
prompt expulsion of one no longer fit to be
member of this body Let Northern men,
especially, who wish to vote against these
resolutions, be allowed to inscribe their names
as soon as may be in approval OF this outrage
upon the freedom of speech, and if it be not
met with whirlwind of indignation and
contempt by their constituents, that will
sweep them from public life, have yet to
know of what material they are made. Let
Southern men deliberately justify, and by
their vote applaud this act it will ring trum-
pet tongued in shame to future generations
II shall be placed high on that dark catalogue
where stand recorded the unavenged muir.
derers of Lovejoy, and Dow, and Barber and
Brown, where stand recorded countless
crimes and indignities perpetrated upon all
ages, sexes, and conditions, from that in
which the aged and venerable Jurist, who, in
obedience to the voice of Massachusetts,, went
to Charleston, South Carolina, to test ques-
ton Of constitutional law, and was driven
from its streets, to those sustained by the hum
bier men aud women, whose persons and
property and lives have long been shamefully
and systematically outraged and destroyed,
If no expiation shall now be made, they
shall, Mt all events. stand there lighted to the
end Of time, by tho lurid glare of burning
Lawrence, the blood-red flag Of a blood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

PORTRAIT OF FREMoNT.-Grozelier, the cele-
brated Boston artist, has surpassed all his previ-
efforts by his portrait of Col. Fremont. All
who have seen it, pronounce it to be perfect
likeness of " the man for the crisis )" and the
friends of Mr.. F. will hardly be able to refrain
from purchasing, when they look upon his strik.
ingly expressive face, as the artist has drawn it.
Mr.. c. H. Brainard, III Washington street, Bos-
ton, is the publisher, and N. Hervey & CO.,
American House block, are agents for its sale in
Worcester. The price is only S1.00
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
LOCAL NEWS

PHENoMENoN.-We learn that, between the
hours of II and u, yesterday forenoon, the peo-
pie of Leicester Centre were startled by an ex-
plosion in the air, like the report of cannon, so
No apparent fash accompanied the report, and
the cause is as yet inexplicable, though il was,
most probably, meteoric explosion in the at
mosphere. We hope some of our friends at Lei
cester will favor US with more particular state
ment of the facts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
MEMORIALS OF HIS TINE, by Harry Coekburn.
Vol. Syo. PIP. 442. New York, D. Appleton

MEMORIALS OF HIS T me, by Harry Cockburn
Vol. Syo. PIP. 442. New York, D. Appleton
& Co., 1856.
These memorials, by Lord Cockburn, relate
chiefly to persons and events occurring in Scot
land, and especially in Ednburg during the first
quarter of the present century. This was
marked era in Scotch History, for the galaxy of
brilliant and learned men which graced the CAPT.
tai and made its literature famous the world over
Sir Walter Scott Lord Jeffrey, Professors VIII
son, Leslie, and Robinson, Drs. Chalmers,
Ferguson, Black, Henry, Mcknight, Erskine,
Adam, and host of others of similar standing
in the literary and scientific circles of Edinburg,
presented an array such as could be found in no
other place, and such Edinburgh itself will not
probably, soon see again. Treating of these
times and these men, of whom Lord Cockburn,
himself was one, and Of the incidents connected
herewith, the volume is a very desirable acqui-
| Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
Progress of the Peoples Cause.-Fres
mont and Dayton.

HERKMER COUNTY, n. Y, has long been dis
tinguished as the stronghold and back bone of
Democracy in that State, and has so remained
through good and evil report. But it cannot
stand Buchanan and the Cincinnati platform. We
copy the following from the Albany Journal of
Monday -
Notice for regular Convention of the De-
mocracy of Herkimer county, was issued some
two weeks ago. The primary cause of this Con-
vention was the refusal of the old organ of the
party (the Courier to run up che Cincinnati nom
nations Its editor desired to submit the ques-
ton to regularly called County Convention.
The Convention was held on Saturday last, the
18th inst. 1t was attended by full delegations of
the truest men in the county. The question of
endorsing Buchanan and the Cincinnati plat
form was distinctly presented. After discussion,
it was UNANIMOUSLY reSOloed6ythe Contention to
rep~dt Ute both Ihey then resolved to support
Freedom and Fremont
The Mohawk Courier will hoist the Fremont
ticket IN its nextssue, III accordance with the de-
cision of the County Convention !"
The Chicago Tribune states that in number of
the townships of Northern Illinois, the Buchan-
an electoral ticket will not poll solitary vote,
where last year majority acted with the demo-
cratic party
The accounts from the Northwest are most
cheering The Republican fires are sweeping
over the prairies with resistless grandeur and
might. All our accounts from that quarter con.
cur in stating that there is not State in that
section which is not sure for Fremont and Day.
ton.
The North Western Democrat Minnesota, has
abandoned the Border Rufian party, and goes for
Fremont and Dayton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

READ READ Let no one omit carefully to
read the Speech of Mr.. Woodruff of Connecticut,
in this mornings paper It is one of the most
spicy speeches Of the session. Mr. Woodruff
used his fifteen minutes privilege to good pur-
pose. II will be seen by the Congressional Jour
nal that bis castigation was felt in the right
quarter.
Another thing to be read is, Brooks's Speech
after the vote on expulsion. 1t will be seen that
he distinctly admits, that If Sumner had sue.
eeeoeo IN disarming him Of his weapon Of attack,
was MS intention to shoot him down. II now
remains % De seen, after having SO deeply dis
eraced ms State, whether she will add the finish
ing touch to that disgrace by again sending the
mnrderous rufian back to Washington
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

MICHIGAN. The Detroit Daily Advytisey
says; The boasts of the Locofoco paners
that Buchanan will GARY this State are really
amusing. Buchanan does not stand mar
tlcle more chance of carrying Michigan than
does Fillmore. We have stated our belief
that Fremont would carry the State by 10, 900
put we now think that figure altogether too
low. From every county the report is the
same. Everywhere the fires burn brightly
and are constantly growing hotter. Loco
focos are coming over by scores and by
hundreds The enthusiasm for Fremont and
Freedom will cast that of 1910 entirely into
the shade.
Let the Free Press and the lesser organs
crow II they will, Locofocoism will as surely
be overthrown and annihilated in MICHIGAN
next November as the day CT election comes
No candidate for President ever begun to re-
celve the majority in this State which Free
mont will receive. Mark that"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

The CONCERT. this evening, viii be the only
chance we shall have to hear the talented per-
formers whose names have already been announc-
ed to our readers. Miss Vail has produced
great sensation wherever she has appeared, and
the fame OF Brignoli, Amodo and Arbites, ex-
great one,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

The REPUBJrcAN Court" We have re.
ceived Nos and6 Of the elegant serial with this
title now in course of publication by Messrs. d.
Appleton Co. of New York. The design Of
this work is to give an interesting and faithful
view of the private and social life of this Coun-
try, in the days of Washington. 1t is edited by
Rev. Rufus ". Griswold,and each number is EN-.
bellshed with steel engraved portrait Of one Of
the noted women Of the Revolutionary Epoch
Mr.. N. w. Frye, whose Office is at No. 227 Main
Street, is the sole agent for the work in this
County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

Didn't we feel glad when we heard that our old friend
Billings-the six months Alabamian-bad retrrrod 4,
worcester once more, to sold Acquaintance neer
l"sO' ana form new Once more he comes among US,
" maze faces at us-after the old schooI-boy STYLE
!" make for U.S. faces, that pucker themselves into
0"' natural shapes, to almost speak the "How are
you' al sight OF the faces of horaely men he'll, make
'iAing pctures;-of the faces of pretty women ba,II
make taking pictures:"-of the faces of blessed chill
80 W II MAKE heavenly pictures:-and the face of that
''s'" "apy' whom you pray God to preserve every
''"i PeSi-Wont he fix something beyond price
" A""e oh tne walls of our memory after the tutla
'ins mas passed away into the arms of him, who sid
Vi such Is the kingdom of heaven or have ,.L -
put away childish looks and maturea int -
Ae glorious Old Fathers and Mothers how can Won eava
your children any thing valuable as your own good
likeness on canvass, when you shall leave them behind
you! Mothers, what comfort for you to steal awhile
TO gaze upon the tiny face which speaks brorb
ne canvass, and help to make stronger the faith in The
spiritual presence of your "lttle one,n although the
eshy form has gone from before your presence Then
ASIDE from self interest, should we not pattern af ~,
no'her country by regarding the patronage of art az
prime DUTY, and should not feel sufficient ;na, -
It's advancement by yielding our sympathy and
agement ' @"N eN0ouE-
"ii''en 'hese rev lines unknown to the subject
AO"ls 'nat the characteristic modesty" of friend B
sS 10 proVeroal and he would hardly Of hisef let the
people know thathe had taken suit of rooms-srnerh
III rosters Block Main Street, corner of Pearl whore ~
DC FOUND the Professor himself with abundant evidence.
OF the truth of my COMMUNICATION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

THE ENFIELD EXPLOSION. The three men,
Lowry, Alcock and Whitehead, injured in the
explosion of the Hazardville powder mills, last
Saturday morning, died of their burns during the
day. A fourth man working in the mills was
saved by providential absence, having gone out
amomeut before for some coal. The explosion
YVES caused by some difficulty in the cylinders of
the mill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

A servant girl in London has been
fined forty shillings, or one months imnrison-
ment for pouring kettle of boiling water
upon cat that was trespassing ON her mas.
ter's premises. Under the same law crueItx,
to animals, 1t Craven, of the Life Guards
and his groom, were fined $15 for killing y
horse by overdriving. o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

DEAD BoDY Found. Yesterday morning, the
dad body of an Irishman, about IS years of age
was found on Mil!bury St. Coroner Baker was
called, but did not deem it necessary to hold an
inquest He was stranger, and evidently came
to his death by drinking and exposure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
IAdYeriisemantl

Ine present is by far the best opportunity ever offered
purchasers to buy Dry Goods cheap During the pres
ent month"; the whole stock siore at No 1874 Main
street. must BIS closed off (previous to remova) Go To
BryaHts if you wish an extra bargain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

AASoLDs GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
WNofesafe' at the lOt0est prices by John Q. Hill 800
NAN st. AtretH also. Names and statements of those
at his store. - ' Huay pe seen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

FREMONT CLuB.-Notice the call in another
column, for meeting of the members of the
Worcester Fremont Club, this evening, at Horti-
cultural Hall, to hear the report of the Commit.
tee on Organization. Let every member be pres
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
FREMONT CLUB.

The members of the WORCESTER FREMONT CLUB,
AID those who wish to become members, requested to
met
THIS "wednesday EVENING",
ss O'Clock, at HORTICULTURAL HALL, to act upon
the report of the Committee APPOINTED at former meet'
in to nominate list of ofic RS for the Club
All persons having copies of the Constitution with
81 natu es attached requested to return them to the
Committee at the meeting.
Per order Of the Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

in Albany, $4,000. Prior to that ne had sent
about $1,000 to the Boston Emigrant Commit
tee. Out of his own funds he subsequently
equipped Madison County Company of 100
picked men, and paid their expenses to the
distant territory. At Syracuse he made vo
tive offering upon the altar of Liberty of SlO,-
600. When the generous subscription made
Yesterday at Buffalo shall he complete, this
'Champlon OF Freedom will have given at
least $40 600 to make Republican State out
Of the slavery coveted Kanzas Territory
Great hearted man There is no donh; Of
your place IN the history of American Repub-
licanism.- Albany EUening Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

hEHBERT, THE CONGRESSIONAL ASSASSIN
Inc jury III the case of Herbert, indicted foi the
murder OF Heating, the Irish waiter at Wizards
Hotel, last spring, have not been able to agree
upon verdict; but private letter from a gem
teman,in California, formerly of Worcester, to
friend IN this city, assures us that Mr.. Herberts
constituents have agreed upon their verdict. The
letter says:
81 hear that notification from the Vigilance
Committed will go forward by the steamer to.
morrow, to Phi Herbert never to show his head
in California again, under the seyerest penalties,
HIS recent murder IN Washington is not he fyst
he has committed; and he has been monte dealer
in California, besides"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

FROM hAEzAs.--The st. Louis Republicao
mas q letter from Palermo, Kanzas, Of ne an
winch says that Gen. Lane had entered the
territory with several hundred men, and bs5
been heard 10 declare that he would take Kan
zas, or die. The same letter states there has
been serious difficulty between the Kickanoo
indiana, caused by the free use of lio,ioy'
Several were killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

SoDA'"-There was perfect rush to +" scott'sn Soda
FOUNTAIN yesterday by the thirsty multitude. and 10
look at their smiling faces after having tasted of tbs
Soda" would make any one believe they were satsse
Just drop in and take a smile
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

FOREIGN. The Steamer d" Canadian" arrived
at Quebec yesterday, with dates from England to
July 2, but the news is of no importance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

~ AvED HER--A lady friend. whose lungs were ca
cn "a to alarm all her friends was Completes
restored to her health (always delcae) simply by III
confidence 40 "oFhy OK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16

The GREAT HEART. -Gerrit Smith
Jus. plouged himself to give 81 800 month
i ior .no next twelve months, to aid in estab.
s nsns freedom IN kanzas. lie gave, but
snort ume since, at the KOnzas relief meeting