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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-19
From the London Times
Danish Sound Dues-Paynent to be
Con iausi Two Eonths Loayer,

Since we last called the attention of
our readers 10 the question of the Sound
Dues, two steps have been taken on either
side of the Atlantic which will prot ably
materially facilitate tho adlus,men, of the
difficulty now pending between Denmark
and the United S ates. Il will be re.
membered that the treaty between those
countries which regulates the duties to be
levied al Elsinore expires on the i,h Of
April next, and that the United States
had declared that they would permit no
such dues to be paid ty American vessels
passing the Sound after that day.
As the lith OF April is fast approach
ing, the friends Of pc CO throughout the
world beheld with some anxiety the pos
sibiIuy OF collision whica might again
involve Europe in the calamitlls OF war;
for IT was well known that the Danish
government was resolved to maintain by
force, right. which have existed for SO
many centuries, which have been ratified
by so many treaties, and on which loans
contracted by Denmark in icreign coua-
tries have been solemny guara n,ecd
We learn therefore with no small salts
faction from Washington tia, the Amer
lcan government has determined to pro-
long the obligations Of the treaty, iQ.t
abou, to expire, for further term of tive
months, that is TO say, until the 18th OF
June, on the express understanding that
something will be done in the meantime
towards the abolition oil the Sound dues.
THIS is resolution which shows the
existence Of spirit Of moderation in the
Cabine, at Washington, for which. after
our experience Of its recent conduct as
regards Great britain, we had not bee Il
altogether prepared. So much for the
steps taken with regard to the Sound
Dues On the other side Of the Atlantic.
The United States are open TO conviction
aud, instead of forcing the Sound Dues
under the batteries of Cronburg on the
lIth Of April, trey are content TO wall
till the 18th of June, in the hope that the
quarrel on which they have entered with
very small piovocation, the whole amount
oil dues paid by American vessels being
we believe, "a OO0-may be diplomatic.
ally settled.
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vV1 III TIPrN, CEDAR Co. l0WA--SATURDAY APRIL 49,

FatMer Indian Ou'rages in South
Florida -EigH Pe>so1s Killed and
Sea ,pei.-The following thrilling report
OF Indian depredatons we copy from an
extra Of the E!hical Companion,
'Slncc our regular number has been
worked off and distributed. we have been
informed BY Colonel Paine, who has Just
arrived from the south, that while he was
stopping at the house Of Lieut.. Williams,
on the W,hlaeeoche, on Sunday evening
last, that gentleman, in company with
another, returned from tke post at Cap.
henirtck's, bringing the following thrill
ling report.
News Lal Just arrived at that pos. of
an attack by the Indians on the setders
on the Alapla, about thirty miles cast o
Tampa. -Four men, one woman and
three ohildreR were killed and sea! ped,
their houses were burnt, and all the out
rages tha, savagcs could Invent were
committed
The Indians who made this attack are
supposed 10 be the ones who made the
attack near Manatee, mentioned in this
weeks paper. Most Of the mel al this
settlement, i, would seem, had volunteer
ed TO protect their more exposed neigh
bors, believing their own families com
paratlvcly safe.
Cltizens Of Florida, wha, shall we 10?
Shall we remain idle, seq the savagcs
bu,cker cur neighbors, their wives and
children? Could we hear the echo. ten
thousand volses would answer No" -
VIVA, then, shall we dos appeal 10 Gov
crnmen, ill our petition is heard aud
answered. Bat, above all. lie! US W OIL,
for ourselves, and God and grateful
people will reward US. Clizens, are you
rcady''
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Total Destruction Of Covent Garden
Theatre during c Bal Masque.

The Royal Italian Opera House wa.
totally destroyed by fire. Not any por.
ton, either OF the interior or the proper.
ties has been saved, and nothing but the
bare outer walls remain of that magnif.
Cent templet whlsh, under the manage.
men, ol Mr.. Frederick Gye, had become
world-iamous as the seat oil music and oil
song.
1t had always been intended to re.em-
belllsh the interior before the opera sea-
son ol 1856, and the lcssees had coase-
quenlly enormously heavy expenses to
provide for. The house was therefore
let to Mr.. Anderson fer the performances
o. legerdemain and pantomins, at a rem
tai oil I'd 600, and after season of six
weeks duration, the w zari with a view
to Reimburse some Of the losses he had
incurred, announceda carnival benefit.
TO extend over two days, after fashion
too prevalent in America, terminating
with bal masque on Tuesday night
Mr.. Gye, ,whoss personal snp-rintendence
OF the theatre has always been laudabl Y
anxloas,wa in Paris whcn,his announce
ment appeared, bot III, moment it be-
came known TO him, lie pu, his veto upon
1t, aud forbade Mr.. Andersen 10 open the
theatre lor masquerade. An earnest
appeal was made to Mr.. Gye to reconsi-
der his decision on the point; and it Is
understood, chiefly on accoun, o. ths re-
verses attending Mr.. A derson's specu.
Iation he consented TO do SO. La an un-
fortunate moment he gave an unwilling
PERMISSION Tor the masquc 10 take place,
and. VIII e this rovel was proceeding, The
calamity occurred which has robbed the
musical world OF its brightest shine, and
10 don OF one oil its most magnificent
archi,c ctulaI ornaments.
The value OF the properties DESTROYED is
something fabulous. An approximate
estimate may be formed from the fac,
that ia mounting the several operas con =.
tanned IN the repertoire Of the theatre,
when under the management OF Mr.. De
iateld, no less tkan $50, 900 was expe n
dei, OF which the four operas OF the
Prophetic, the 'Huyuenots, 'Lucrezla
Bofgia, and La Donna del Lago, cost
f25 600.
Inc valuable dramatic library balongc
ing 10 The theatre -cIiiue oi us lilai--is
gone IN the general wreck. The origi-
nal manuscripts of the School for Sean
ial,' the Miller and his Men, the ope-
ra OF the Slave and hundreds Of other
cuIious works, We! Q. here preserved.
The arinory, consisting OF more than
100 suits, and occupying Il series OF
TOO rs is wholly destroyed.
In fact, no blng is spared. Four orig
inal p.c'ures, by Hogar,h, representing
the seasons, wntGl hung upon the walls
OF Mr. Gye's private room, within only a
l2w PAGES OF The box-otfice, could not be
saved, SO rapid vas the progress Of the
flames
1t has been stated that the building IL
self vas uninsured. THIS isto true and
the loss will be terrible to those proprie-
tors who bold large number Of shares.
~. \. Times,
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.fpple Trees and the W,aier.-The ap-
pie trees st last fall from the Rochester
nursery,so far as any observation tends,
are entirely killed. That this is wholly
owing to the hard winter, am not con-.
v!aced. Tor my own trees, raised in my
own neighborhood; and set last fall. are
in fine condition. Now when we have
so many and good nurseries at home,
can not see the propuety Of sending 50
far for trees. They mus. Of necessity be
taken up cartier, and KEPT out Of the
ground longer than from onr home nur-
series A word TO the wise is sufficient.
Blue Isand, 9th, 1856 ]. NJ. DAY. =
Prairte Farmer.
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.teD .4rg'm'nt for LI>iaess.--A mcr-
chant IN this city, who IS noted for his
parsimony and his outward observance oI
religious forms, compelled one OF his
clerhs recenly y 10 read the Bible through
when he first entered into his service. -
Soon after he took occasion TO lecture the
clerk for his indoIencc, when the young
est replied that Ao was afraid 10 work yc-
~ hard in his employ for fear Of losing
his situation The merchant was struck
arhast at this answer, and demanded, IL
loud voice, that the young man should
inform him instantly how Industry could
prejudice his interests with such an en-
ployer as himself! Why replied the
saucy clerk, Il, IS plain from a passage
that | read in the Bible, that such would
be the case.
How. young s'er--how does the Bible
encourage your lazinesS2 Answer me
qulck'
Well it says tha, he tha, is ddigeat
in business sha!! stand before kings; lac
slall mol stand before maaa men
|, is needless to say that the young
man was looking for Il new situation the
next day. - Er.
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Large Fire in TD. rig-second-s street
and Fourth .4renue Loss SlJ0, 600 -
The large six s-story brick building front
ing Oh Twenty second street and Fourth
avenue, was, with It's contents, aImos, ell.
tire|y destroyed by fte last week.
The fire originated about $ o'clocl; IN
one Of the upper stories from .omc cause
not yet clearly ascertainel, and spread
throughout the mammoth edIfco with
surprising rapidly.
The building was owned ANA par,l y
occupied by Jacob Hoppoch, worker in
metals, whose loss is estimated a. 8 l0O,-
600.
The rrst of the building was let out TO
various parties. Stur.r & Cunmrns ma
ch;pisls, loss about S3 900. no insurance
Bark. & Buckley, nacAnists, s. 900;
Levi Chapman, pocket book lnanufac,u-
rcr, sustalns also very heavy loss.
The destruction u the building throws
800 hands out oil etaploynent.-- y
Times,
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OJeJ Orders,-A brave veteran off

OJeJ Orders.-A brave veteran off,
Ger, reconnoitering battery during the
Mexican war, which was considered i'm
pregnable, and which it wa. necessary to
storm, ironically answered the engineers
who were endeayoring to dissuade him
from the attempt: 'Gen,lemen, you may
think and say what you please
know IS. that the American flag must be
holsted on the ramparts tomorrow, for !
have the order in my pocket
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Destructive r.ye.. pu.LsorLruia,
A Pril Ii The Artlzan BuiIiing, an IN
III nse structure situated IN the rear ol
C"cstaut aud Fourth sls., was totally
destroyed by nre last night. Every por-
ton OF the building was occupied by at
tizans, aud the. loss by stock, ,hx,utcs &c.
is very large. Duval, lnhographrr, oc-
cupying one door. lost SlJ0,npO, incIu-
ding plates OF Perry's Japan Expedition
latter insured for $4,000 Mr. ID.
had 10 ST am presses and an Immense
stock OF stones. Among other occupants
Mr. Smth, silversnith, lost 1000 in
.ared. Mr. Gask,l, boob bir der loss
very heavy. q. W. Simanjs, lrwci.el
loss go 900; insured for s. ,OnU, {. i
{. 7. Warmer, watch case makers les
SIS, 900; insured for -, 600. Mss &
Brother, cla.h aud satinet printcrsl, o.s
100000; insurance Slos0D0. : A
Camp, Iuhograpber. loss 81 900. Up.
dixie, lIrppard 4 Co, loss SIS 600. ~
Some dozen Or more other 'rniltS me-
with ,0sscs more or less Messrs. Cow
pcrthuaitc lost ST. 900 worth OF sheet
stock distributed among various prin,lnp
aud binding establishments, mostly lnsu.
red. Bu Iding VAS owned ty Ii. Cow
perthwate, aud was valued nj 500, 0Co.
fully Insured. Aggregate loss 500.
600.
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AoutormAaai Dog putting ont a Fire

.Aeutorpsfiaai Dog putting on a ts,re
- HondcJtl Sagaciiy.-Ono Of thp
most astonishing Instances of the sagaei-
~ oi dog trauspIred this morning ,wh 81
ever came to oar knowledge The Mes
srs. Stuade, Tobacconisls, No. b Con.
gress-slreet, closed their store last even.
ing. leaving their tavolite Newfoundland
lnside. This morning oG opening the
store the door ia the back room was found
TO be on FIRE, aud the Dog was lahoring
with his fore feet and mouth trying 10
subiue it. A pa of water which stood
IN the room had been poured down the
hole. The faithful animal had so success
luIly combatt.d ID the fire IA 10 prevent its
spreading beyond spot two or three feet
square. How long he noble animal had
stood sentinel and fought down he aj-
vancing flames can only be coniec ufed
1t must have bcea several hogls. lis
feet, and legs, and mouth were badly
burned ani ii IS feared that he is seri-
ously injured internally ~ inhaIlng the
hot air. lie refuses food and /! applr.
emily Ia much pain. We trust the saga.
clous and faithful animal IS not danger
austy laJWcL This is The same dog that
discovered the mau Lilly On the ice Il "
weeks alUGa. lie IS Woul lis " isriat ia
gold, aud may satel, be psoa3uacaj The
nobest OF his faco.--Tr.y DAILY Tins,
aPrH Sd,
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poetrp 4 Misttllanp
NONE THE WORSE FOR Thar.


What Thoughts the homespun suit h, wears
Best suited to the sons of toll
what though coarsest food he fares
And tends the loom or tills the soil
What though no gold leaf gilds the tongue
DIotsd to eongcnial chat
Frisht prevail an OF the wrong
The maa Is none the worse for that
what though within the humble cot.
No costly ornam,n.is seen
Wha.though the wife p,ss .ssss not
Her satia gowns Of black and green
what tholge the IN srry ho us .hold baud
Hali naked fy to ball and bat
IL cons ;ience guide tle heart and hand
The man is none the worse for tha..
True worth is no. a thing cf dress,
Or splcndor, wealth, or classic lore:
would that these trappngs we loved less
And cluny to honest worth tue more.
Though pride may spurn tn toitiag crowd
The tattered gar5, tbs crownlcss hat,
Yet God AMI Nature cry aloud
The nan Is none the worse for that.
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A member OF the North Carolina Leg
islatare made decidedly gooa 'hit'
short time ago. A till was pending
which imposed fine for selling liquor 10
free negroes, to which he objected on the
ground that such law would make them
more decent than the whites.
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.7ectLsn' Of, he Penasyicania Ce,.'rat
Il. R.-We received The following teIe-
grapic dispatch this afternoon, by which
we learn that 4 fatal accident occurred
on the Pennsylvania Cculral Railroad
this morning:
IIuNrlxopoN, Apis,
This morning near iIautlugIop, tAe
Express Tram going East, ran into a
pile Of rocks winch had satIsn Oh 10 rae
track at Birmingham near Huntingdon,
The engineer and fireman we're instant
y killed, AMI several others we're srri-
ousiy i3jured.
A later dispatch irom Huntington
states THAT four persons arc repoua4 hat.
cd and three injured. - PHshuyg CtI0a-
lie, sh.
Ea5 Get married What II costs to
,surpol, enc vice, will keep six children,
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At Montg Ala Oh the 2d inst. ,
a negro, who murdered Mr., Capaeart.
was taken TO .d5unt Meigs and publicly
3arnH They bans white murierers and
burn black CQes al the South.
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Exohanpe Office!

CIGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
- of the Subscriber in sums TO SIT purchasers
Certificates of Deposit, aud Drafts On the
Eastern Cites eashed.
American Gold furnished al a small premium.
OFF, orsr S,eetidnd md s"yie,,s >tors
WM. II. TUfliilL
linton, January !, 1886,
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4 portentous story is at the present
moncn, passing from mouth to mouth,
and meets with some degree OF credence
1t is confidently stated that plot has
been discovered, having for its object the
placing of Canada under The banner OF
the stars and stripes, and that a number
Of men holding high office in this coun-
try are implicated IN it. II is said tha,
when Mr.. Seward, sometime ago, IN the
United States Senate, spoke Of the proba-
Die conduct Of Canada, In tho event Of
war with England, he proceeded not Oh
a vague estimate of the stala Of public
feel ng, but on tangible, documentary
evidence, In the shape Of letters fro,r ~
tluantial parties on this 81 le then ac.ual-
ly IN his hands. And II is added that
the conspiracy has been blown upoa, and
that the Governor. General is now in
possession OF the names OF eigh, mem
bers Of the Canadian Parliament, and
number Of Canadian Magistrates. who
nave been engaged in reasonable cores
pond snce with Mir Seward
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GSs.d RobLe Y. - Nav Yoas, April $
The store OF Bail Black * Co. wa
robbed Of diamonds to the value Of $50
eco this motnmg. ?Ae robbery j. sup
posed to have been committed by an en-
pIoyee III the store, who sl.pt on the PIE
mi5cs aul is now missing.
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A freshet Ia tie Genesee at Roches-
Ter did considerable damages to mill.
dams at.l other properly o. Monday.
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House Finishing.

DHE subscriber having located himself IN
/ the town eff Upton Is prepared TO DO plas-
tering of all kinds and colors and ou'sia. "oFh'
Rongh cast initiated into brick, stone or mar :
bic. fancy and ornamental work, plaster OF
paris, moulaings, cornish, cehleFs: pave
hangings, sc. am determined 10 s.s ., sd H.
faction TO all who may favor me WIN taeu
,a,sanage ror further information apply o.
or address J. g Lra n,is
TYpton, Feb. l5, '56. ni-oha.
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= A X e n Z .

HAylkG catered the above business In Tip
tor, A. now prepared to supply customers
with fresh bread, apd oil articles IN my line OF
buanssa. Cakes and pastry OF every kindfur-
nished 10 families, or for parties, on short no
uee. Having engaged the services Of oae OF the
best bakers in the we;', feel conhient Of giving
satisfaction to all cus.o ners. t40 w. WAITE
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SHAVING SALOON.

Ilair D,tsstns and CoioTfng done IN TIP Tod
.Stgte.
II Won want pless NJ khaFe--
t,opd "A a baA her eS Rty
tali on III al nay ruloan,
Al m ,rn ~ night, ~ l-isnre nson;
Al any time when yoa ria staJ,
save GA fhs holy Sahb III das -
niiy tHEtf}ts hEtsht'ht Ru'e"' " 'N' ''
H4sgp
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rnE .TiPToK ADVERTISER.
Psblishcd every Saturday Morning, In
Tfrson, Cedar Co, Iowa.
x -
rDfTOR,S 4 COUNTING ROOM IN THE
COURT HOUSE;
I'm same Office with the County Judge.)

TER Ms. ....
Copy year, paid in advance. !. 81 so
do. :. paid within six months. 90
do. " paid at end Of the year, 2 81
Liberal dedu ctions made {, clubs Of FIVE or
more TO one address.
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Tue undersigned are now prepared to do all
kinds of Dress and Mautau max ng.
Cutting, Ft,.ing and Making Dresses WI be
done to the satisfaction of those iavorins taem
with patronage. Latest Styles and ashtohs al
ways received.
s.y. Rooms over W. Eliiott's Clothing Store.
Miss II. NEiNts,
rt9tr Mss H. + liE,ra
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One door east of the Post Office.
QlAMk DOOks, Of all kinds kept constant.
- ly on hand. Counties supplied with all
kinas Of Blanks Records and other books for
Sesnly Offices, at short nolice.
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Lz5 Get married. What II costs 10
5urpo., enc vice. will keep six children
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ATTORNEY AxL CoUNsELLoR At Law.
III ILL PuTchass and sell Real Estate, locate
" Land Warrants, attend to the Payment OF
Taxes, Investigation Of titles, conveyancing, &c.
Particular stteution given to collections. All
bssaae@ idlrusted TO his care, will be attehded
u With Promptnsa and Fidelity.
OMee In the Court House with tie Re-
eosdsr. rp4on. Iowa.
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