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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
KNAPP ( REDAON.
Are now opening large add splendid as'rr''
Spring Goods,

Al Ne. LecIar Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge comPeu,
,;on, Having Anticipated an3hcreassd asneeo
lar al kinds II Dry Goods the coming sssson
re have purchased Moaster Stock o. New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy Fashionable Gooos.
0ILH, e1sC~
R,,ek sro de rhine silks, fancy silks IN end ess
x.,;stx, ain rantillas-new ETY. les; sci'd col
ors. ali wool deiaines, fancy delaines, az kinds;
new s,yles de Oages. any quantity ond eneaP.
Feseh Covers for Ptasos. Tsosss, &c.
Extra sureficr French kid gloves; embroi-
a...J va,ls: Flouncing, all kinds; English
shread Iaces. ta.ietons. &c; Swiss muslins
dotted musIins; Grape collars. dimity bands, &c
Prints, oiDghams. &c.
Great variety q shirt bosoms. fancy coisseo
kid flush silk gloves, plain and fancy deia'nes'
linen lawns and table linen.
,anton t'rape Shlwk &e.
Splendid assortment OF aipaccas, new snn
choice styles of gingaamA Vail nerass. =.
Kinds Of collars; French worked colafs bsaun
faI s,yles; Rich emhr oideries in setis
HOSIERY, GLOpES, &C.
r;na ,,nsu ss.,sr;c hssaksrch:css; ss.-!.I .
variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace
,rimmine. great variety; mourning sets silk
aces: black lace walls, &c.
Hoopsa and Grass Cioih Skirts.
French embossed chintz; curtain goods indis
| ,v;ss mul, lawn crsyats book jaconst, and cam
brio mus ms: striped and plain nainsook muslin
| Lone.tie and Staple Goods, Sheef'ags, SHIRT
irgs, Crash, Hachdbaes, Pato'c Linen
and SAecfsne, Scotch D1p~T, Horse
Parn,shing Gcods, .M,ilsaery and
| Stya,r Goods, al .ft,r and
| Fsesh.
We psrtie ulariy invite attention TO our assorf
| ment OF staple domestic Goods feeling coniiden
we can present Inducements to purchasers nc
eoualied for Cheapness, Durability and Finish
| Our patrons will always find an unsur passed Is
sortment from the smallest Notion up TO tn
richest and mos; magnificent article Of ORES
Goods.
N.B-we intend to sell large amount Q
Goods ct small advance from cost
nl6ly. KNAPP 4 REpM0S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

la A river Yankee from away up
North. among the pine trees. was ON
ployed by the owner oil raft Of Lumber,
10 pilo, ii down tie river. The pilot care.
less!y ran i, agains, one OF the piers q,
this place, saving IT up. The owner re-
proved him for bad management, when
he replied There's hfty-two OF them
ar piers and l missed 'em all bu, one
call ,nat midtlin' good raGnin,' dom
you p Wr,g htsr,ile Pa. Star.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
RUER16UVYS0
80@Gse1Qa.al

NO. TO- 0eSOO0 - - - !.
r. N. BURNETT would anneuaep . y
~. Irads aaA Country Messhsnse tnes =
esa suJlay, IT cash, the SCHOOL 1OOAS,
pskliskeA By W. B. Smith = Co., v.oo =
Pkiay, and A. 9. Baraes Z Gel ,ne'Sc,n ~
Res1lrs, Daviss Sssiss Of Mathsaeties, &c,
By buying ofhin, thaU save freight, in.ufanss,
&c. and can have their orders filled N mucn
shorter time. He also keeps constantly 10 soore'
and will Job, 1t small advance on eastern pr
ees. all other school books used 10 Iowa. Also,
4 large stosk Of ap 4 Letter PaPsr,
Fancy yote paper. slain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax. gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket oooks,
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
cong books, blank books, pass books, tuck
memoranduIus, wall paper, mathematical me
struments, cheap publications note oooKs'
round and patent notes, sheet music, uansPs-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen,
tines, pocket knives, novels, from u ~ ana
| 81 per dozen. MA.
violins, guitars, aceordeons, &C, togefhe'
with instruction books, Of al kinds. sheet music
&C. He buys largely Of oil the above articles
| for cash from the manufacturers East, and car
sell them cheaper (deducting freignts' &C ;.
th,n thew can BE got elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large jobbng trade in ,he
Book and Stationery business has adopted q
his motto. .'Smau profits and Ia &c sales "
He has also a very large stock OF sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theole
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Neu Bs.ks received BY ErPrsss, - soon a.
Pub!fshed
Newspapers, Magazine and Periodicals re
ceived daily. VR. NJ. B. IS agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry, C. +. Halls Percussion and Lcve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Molin
Mills Wrapping paper.
| pl.ly. r. N. BURNETT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

Hint to Jurors The New York
Tines tells a story Of . min. who came
up to the Judge the o,he. day, and beg.
ged TO be excused from Jury duty.
But" said the Judge, il all are ex.
eused tina. ask, we shall have no Jurors
left"
II know. your honor" said the appli.
ca ut, with downcast head, v bile his finger
nails were busy here. there and every
where. that the we'll praeticed digi,al,
could reach, II know-but mine Is q
peculiar case ! hate to say i, Judge
bu, i'll must, I suppose-rve got The
ITCH"
Here Mr.. Marshall" hastily inter
posed the Judge, scratch this juro
out"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

ca A Yankee has just invented a
.uspender that contracts on your ap.
proach TO water, 80 tina, when you ccme
10 puddle it Lifts you over, and drops
you on the opposite side.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

"a We once heard Of rich man
who was badly injured by being run
over. III isn't the accident said he.
that mind but the idea Of being run
over by an Internal swill cart, makes me
mad
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

Ma, said little girl to her mother
do the men want 10 get married al
much as the women dol? Pshaw
wha, are you talking abou,f Why
ma, the women WHO come here are al
ways talking about getting marlied-tht
men don't do So
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

NJ Never trust . secret with mar.
ried man who loves his wife, for he will
tell her--she v i'll tell aunt Hannah and
aun, Hannah will impart itas profound
secret 10 every one Of her female ac-
quaintances.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

~ Paddy says a joker, why
don't you get your ears cropped-ihey
are entirely too large for 4 manF And
yours, replied Pat, are too short for an
ass'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

Il Lost .art.-Upon the occasion Of
delivering famous lecture in Cambridge.
Mass, recently, Wendell Philips re-
marked, tina, the making OF good ginger.
bread .iwas one OF the ioa arts"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
'liptOn Steam Mill,

The undersigned having purchased the abo We
mill and made sfangementsto insure il. running.
when work Is to Re had, are now prepared to do
custom work -four days in the week-Tusday
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Wheat ground
Tor the eighth bushel-eorn At 10 cts DR. bushel
Full reliance MAJ be placed on the custom day.
nj II STOUT < SHEARER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

EJ Punch says: ''l,'s bad plan no,
70 grumh'e the wheel isn'. oiled till it
cI.aks."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

Spring 1855. Spring 1855
NEW GOODS,
Just Received in our Retail Department,
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Corner of seconl and brady ST., Davenport
The following New Goods we have Just
opened to which we call the attention of our
customers,
$50 Neu styles Manttllas.
New styles de LANES, embroidered Collars
lace collars, dimity bands, black silk Nett for
wells. English thread iaces, taretons, soft nets.
Misses mlt's, Swiss and cambnck fionncing,
black lace wells.
1000 Yards Black silks.
Striped and paid nainsook muslins, Swiss
and dotted muslns, Grape collars, mourning
sets black silk iaces, the new style Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hosiery,
Canton Grape Shawls, mohAr mitts, Fine
Cloths and Ca,sfuseres, linen dr,llings, curtain
damasks, extra quality needles. India silks,
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
cotton, rubber puff bombs, steel, gilt, pear and
silk buttons, combs OF every description,
leather belts.
so DOZ SHIRT BOSOMS.
80 pieces fancy dress silks, briliAns, lace
mantilas, fancy ginghams, printed challis,
Canton erope ,hasis, furniture patch, Scotch
diaper towelling, t.hl linen, crash. "a bleach
ed and brown sheetirg muslins, curtain mus
Inns, velyets
so Doc. Linn Cansb. Hdfs.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye di ape I
10000 Yards CalicOes.
India, SWISS, mall. book, jaconett and cam.
brio muslins, gents, lawn cravats, lawns, buff
| curtain muslins, piano covers, long cloth mus
| Inns, broeche shawls, linen and cotton shir
, bosoms, spring colors paris hid gloves, fancy
col's hid finish elk gloves, 100 rs. fancy ant
| plain spring deIaines, chambray ginghau 3
french embossed chin,z, l cate de bag.s, (gUot
| quality for II IL cts.,) curtain damasks, mo-
resnes, green, brown and blue beTages for wells
30 ps. Irish linnens. palm and printed sprinl
sbawls, black silk shawis, toilet quilts
1 Full Assortment OF Notions.
A great variety of other New Goods will b,
| opened in few days.
~Ne have also opened .
Wholesale Department
Separate from " Retail Store to which iht
attention Of Merchants is directed.
! II. H. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

EsJ What are you doing there,
Jane 2
Why, pa, I'm going to dye ray dol's
pinafore red
Bur wha. have you to die it with T.
Beer, pa
Beer! Vino on earth told you that.
leer would die red 4
Why ma said yesterday tina, il was
beer that made your nose SO red and
thought that ----' Here, Susan, take
this child TO bed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16


Aiais TO thr Glr.s.
~ KRA SnAEcfs D. CASE
DID yos ever see lady
Look stranger in the saos,
n an omnibus or rail- car,
AsN saying, " Sir, ysur plsesI"
Did you ever see = lady
Walk up to church pew door.
Lace, flowers, ell demanding,
"Yisld your pew, sir--nothing norsi'
Bid yon ever see beauty,
rlirt into an old mans chair,
And uuheeding age or honor,
leaving him ssanding-sAywhsrs'
Never see ssage-cosch emp.!sd
By some ddget in her pride,
And the weary man Of business
fpmblsd ont 70 ride-outAids'
Never 60 TO hesr lecture,
When some fashionable dear
Would come IN and make bustlo.
When yoa most desired to heAss
Routing half the congrs cation,
And disturbing Ill the rest.
A. II she were Ill creation.
Bang faahisnably drsssedl
Few dear girls, fyou'rs % thoaghtiess.
So exciting and 90 free,
Time will come whsn gents win ansser,
nam this seat belongs to me-"
A. you'd have your rights SPECIFIED.
Show the world, where Ger you 60.
Still respect the rights Of othsra
This 10 "wonsn's rightA," Jon know.
II civilitiss are offered,
Take them thankfully. and mind.
when . see another need them.
Just return the same in kind.
Pay out smiles and condescensions.
Firm in right and weak in wrong.
Striving ever 70 make better,
Struggling to b true and strong.
Thas you'll scatter pearls and aowers,
On LIES pathway where you tread,
And the weary ones beside yoa
Shower their blessings on your head.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

r. N. IsErr. W. c. BREWSTER
Foreign 4 DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
C6ce Of Isett 4 Brewster.
Exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold
Collections maze and remittances At current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or sh sTt time.
Interest paid on deposits IS follows, TO wit:
10 per cert for one year
8 do do 10 8 months and over
do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as fol-
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
New York selling, ga prem.
j" buying, 1-2
st. Louis, selling,
+" buying, IL
Currency DTS, st. Louis, selling, 1-2
g Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at IL prem; selling, at l
prem.
For parties living, out OF Muscatine, who
keep their deposits with Us, we will forward
exchanges 80 they may order to any point, At
current rates. n12-h.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

la Bill, VIVA, are you doing there
on The floor 2
Why, sir, | had shock
"A shock 2
Yes sir.
What kind Of a shock,'
Why, SIT. one Of your subscribers
came III during your absence and offered
TO pay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

s2 A gentleman was promenading
oue Of our fashionable streets with a
bright liule boy by his side, when the
little boy called out:
Oh, pa, there goes an editor
Hush, son, said the father, do1't
make sport Of the poor man; who knows
what you may come 10 yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
rJNHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
Is row PREPARED TO SELL ovER MILLIONS o. AoaEs
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS


10 suit pure on long credits and at low Of interest
They granted the 0Ove[nnasnt 70 sneousss The
south Of the State oflno. IL passes fio'snd y
end through the richest and most fertile o rrass o. The s.s
cent opening nearly 900 miles Of this rosd throws opss the
se: Sn eseh ds Of IT, through il. entire length
Th. soil dsIs rich mold sve feet In depth
sheep s1% AID the Cultivation Of wheat Indian corn,
The crop Of Indian planted the newly esohsn
@hsst On new turned cod sure 70 yield very large pOG
One with pillow and two yoke Of oxen will brsst one and
ready for corn Or yhss St s2 Per ssa y sss
starr Of s he '
The Larger yield % the . ssf' a e' o. @ e
o ass 70 tie Eastern sPd iaeIs.s and Foxth q
srCwirs lone demand Or fsnn produce.
AZ from q 50 10 81 the cord or tuH.
Parties having view Iowa Kansas, Hebrsshs or Mnnesos
. .Cr 'sf. west Of the a ds.ats r.rosds tst
e % % ~ ana sDs ace n ,ss sIs
Eastern ms.s seespt g, t;sf 70 Pay the inse:nsns e
iowa other words much produce
from Of the country Of the Mississippi tho
table TO locate on the line Of this railroad.
PRICE ssD TERMS oY PAYMENT
The pree will vary from IS 10 S according 90 location,
quality Contracts for teeds may be msds dar.s Tho yea,
ss: s s 10 ss sss
contract the others annually thereafter The Leaf payment wD
become due at the end Of the sixth year from date OF contract
the I'D section Of the Act Of the Lestae approved
10Th February 1885, these lands free from TAXATION oDt
they paid for and deed Of eonveysnes granted me pas
chaser.
IsTgEEsr WILL BIZ cssscEo AT ONLY Two PEA CENT Pea
security for performances Of the contract ne srst
So var, interest be paid In advance but must DO
ser,d tIat the land based shall yearly 10
under cultivation Longer credits at x cent per
nnnm NAV be negotiated By special application Twenty
er from The credit price viii be Deducted for cash In which
ss. de Conpsnys Construction Bonds VIII BE- received aseas
n . believed tfat price long credit and low
.sest charged for usese lands viii enable With fey
hundred dosr. IN sash sn ordinary inde';r to make nssf
dine rapid settlement Of the country will probably have In
-ress.d value four Eve fold When required expo
er peon will accompany applicants 70 give infornaton
and aid r. selecting Lands.
Large Plate showing the precise location Of The lands through
The State be the Office Small poeset Plats
guide any part the Compaay's s-ds and Psmphlets
contanns interesting information accompanies By numerous
letters from resTecsbe farmers throughout the state may ~
had spplest the oee Of The CcmPsny NO y neh
ssn-sy., Chicago. CHARLES W b poruL, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
Work Of Intense Interest
n APPLETON & Co. Nos. BAG and 3iS
IL Broadway,
NOW READY
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE
OF
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE;

HIS ROTHER OSEPH,
Selected and Translated with Explanatory Notes from the
Memories du ROi joseph
Two thick Volumes, limo. Price ?.
No book has appeared which furnishes correct po
of the character Napoleon He in almost daily
communication with bis brother Joseph from his FIRST appoint
rnent rs General Of Brigade down the l6 VI June 1915
We idea Of the character Of The great
mind swsyed nearly whole Continent Of Europe
without reading these Letters wh unlike oca correspond
euce opeI the ilof thoughts and motives Of action Of
wrer These Letters bear upon subject and see
with watchf! he cared for he smallest thing
dstiuri.bed critic has observed in examining the early
sheets Biographc will have write their biographies
Of NAPOLEON over again"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05


CHAPTER W.
sourH CAROLINA AND GEoReIl.-Ralroad Gang, ST.
sSrheIa Bay SIS Profit Of aye c.us aUlss d rss
Pc Ile Ssf Their Kabaiion', 1885, Cotton Plantations, $50
Csrons and south Csroina Nsgers Ssli Pleasant Farm
House, 3sS Negro yodng-the Carolina feLI Ss' amp
SD; his Geographical Knowlodge-Edgeaon OF me Cnden
IF hHs, S o. Mamma aaS saTs uSs
Ssve GraveyA -Tonbs;ones, A6 Tie RICE Coast W
3; Negro CHARTERS, i6; Delightful Mansion WGnderta
Rice csss, Msals rs Muse servant. and Field H.ni!
Nesro oH95er' az The Slave Marcy 4
TIusy slave 42si How be Became so1Edse Of Edgesi91
Food 45l More Field Hands Dress and Appearance
49,; "Waer Toers" 80; Grades OF Field Hands tSS;
4S Slaves Taking Care Themselves 49, NefAous Traders
a. III Law: Of Trade on on, t1s sra, psn,fy
the Negro, 10; Slave Marriages aud Funerals. 49, Slave
ChrTels and Worship 49, Slave Clergy, 49, Religious Ser
vice among the Crackers. 45.
CHAPTER VII.
AID How Limited ~; The Atlantic Rice District 465; Slave
Lsoor as pAIP;ed on Rice Pssston: 90 Treatment OF
saves nice f'''''' CHAPTER Vii. 49,
FXPERINENrAL PoLITIcAL ECONOMY OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA GEoRG-The Democratic Social Theory 4ss; The
South Carolina Social Theory 49 Origin and Early character
Early Black Code 4s Progress 4s7 Results 5Oo Good So
Getty SOL The Free LabOrns Class the Revolution 52 s
5o Present Industrial Condition, SIS The Precament, So;
The oiGn Of the GeTsa Eay HesaIG o
OF Early Democracy Consequences Of Slavery
5 Note Ship Building $40 On Manufactures and other H.
dusuy, 542. 49,
CHAPTER TX.
administrator Railroads $40; Observation-Disclosures
Workmen 57 MONTGOMERY $40; The Alabama River ogi
Loading Cotton, $50 Value Of slaves secures Care OF them
Life, 554 Negro Lover, A+ Negro Overseeing White
Lab0rer SIS Natural Affection of Slaves 5 Their Loyalty to
Masters 5 Conversation with Good Subject 55I The
Citizens 59 CHARACTERISTICS go Dro Texan 90 How be
Talked 6 Not Betting bu Cotton Man 562 Deck Hands
Jolliy and Wasteuluess 554 Mobile $685. Passage to
New Orleans-Texsn Immigrants 568; Bad Speculation with
SO; about Slavery and Abo
htion, 572 .
ECONOMICAL EXPERIENCE or ALABAMA.-Orgini ofi I'm
igratioD, $40 Present Condition and Prospects, 576
CHAPTER Al
LOUISIANA
Price 81 Sent by mail free of Postage to all orders n
closing this amount DIX 4 EDWARDS, Publishers,
No. 32l Broadway
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But this all He has given kind Of political his
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ug clspie in the work the description Of the Revolt ion
o8e the fight Of Queez Christina and Of the SaE Luis
sbnet is graphic, Instructive and interesting.
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