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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

"When your wife begins to scold, let
her have it out Put your feet up costly
over the 6rcplace-lcll back in your chair
light one Of your best cigars, and let
the storm rage on. Say nothing-make
no answer to anvthinp."
Well, suppose she don,t rant to shave
it outy' Suppose she Is wholc-souled,
warm-hearted woman; not quite perfect,
any more than your lordship; but great
deal better than many women who set up
for "models;" and suppose she thinks to
herself, as she looks at you, Dear Char
ley or Harry, as the case may be, did
wrong and am very sorry; I'd give every
curl on my foolish head, hadn't | vexed
YOU. My temper is little on the light
mig fash order, but the sky is always
clear after. II you only understood
managing me little better; only knew
that / can be coaxed league, where |
can t be driven step! Heigho. what's
to be done? There he sits, solemn as a
hearse; handsome rs Apollo too.---though
question if Apollo ever smoked!-Men
have no magnanimity about them. |
shall have to go all the way to meet him;
that will cost my pride something and !
dare say the little rufian will take advsn-
tage Of it; never mind, T love him, can't
help it. And SO she steals gently behind
your chair; slides pair of nice arms
around your poor oonnubial neck, and
leaves something on your lips, far swec-
ter than that odious cigar. | should like
to be in corner and see if you'd make
no answer to that I'll wager bright
sixpence Id bring you out of that fit, il
there's any power in Love, or any wit in
woman
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

Coon SocIETr.-F you meet with
man that is man, or woman that is
woman, and nothing else, You may find
something hnman sbou. them; but the
bubbles and qnirks, ,hypocracy and mean
ness, tir heartlessaess, treachery aud sor-
didness of what il denominated' good So
eiety, are seandalous beyond,'ali names for
scandal
II lI-Domestic toast to May
your cofae, and the ISLANDERS against you
be assar salike-- yromnalns. This toust to
be drank IA silenac, It the Breakfast table
- What yiaeasc hsye NJ that Cow
per Mas poor? s,...s..s :.
Nv s0h'd NJ 1 lcagc Ii sousr vast wiz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

A AMERAMArp.- The Y Yarmouth (Msssl
Register statcs that about two weeks ago
as Mr.. III. 8. Dill and Mr.. Benjamin. Hig-
gins. two reliable residents Of Eastman,
were going Of the fats on the tide with
their large boats to catch blnefsh, when
about three quarters dovn tho flats, they
discovered fish of very singular ap-
pearence on the bottom in about fvc feet
Of water The fish started when they ap-
proached it--and to use the expression Of
Mr.. Higgins, she did not believe any
thing could look more ike woman. -
It looked straight at them, and had scales
on its face like the back Of an alligator.
The features of the face we're made for
beauty, the cerebellum was what Fowler
calls Judas l., firmncss terrible devel-
oped, with the other qualities wanting =.
If there ever was a mermaid they say they
have seen one. Itappcared to DO about
fifteen feet long, ofa very whitish color
except the tail, which was nearly black
When it moved, it went face downward,
but turned over, when it put its head out
which made it exactly face towards them.
1t put its head out twice, and they had a
perfect view Of it; and no living person
can convince them but that they hay /.
seen a mermaid. E ~E " sr.~s sp .a.
A Locomotive between St Louis and
Springfield, day or two ago attached to
the wire of the telegraph, which storm
Of wind had blown down and away it went
on its course, tearing the poles fora dis
tance Of two miles, and keeping up the
most tremendous crash and clatter, as
one after another came tumbling down
and were added to the rctinue Of the
train. The locomotive arrived in town
10 good time, and the engineer then first
discovered that he had the lightning line
hnhind him -Er s@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

gle, Of scarcely minutes duration, our
prise gave up the ghost, and after sink
ing for moment, rose again to the sur
face, lying upon his side, just as does the
whale when dead. as4 Il
His companions had left US, and We
now, giving three cheers for our victory
towed the carcass to the not far-distant
shore. 1t was luckily high tide, and We
got the body up to high water mark,
where the receding waves left it ashore.
When we here viewed the giant, and
thought Of the singular agility he had
displayed in the water, We could not
help acknowledging to one another that
to get among school of Hippopotaui
would be rather desperate encounter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

The President Of the United States has
approved Of the recommendation of the
Commissioner of the General land Office
for the Withdrawal Of that portion of the
Iowa lands heretofore directed to be sold
on the Ath inst, upon whichthc Indians
have recently committed depredations by
numbering the settlers, destroying their
homes, DC. sn 4s ai
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

This town is situated on beautiful
railing prairie, at the junction Of the
Muscatine branch ofthe NJ. Il NJ. Railroad
thirteen miles from the city of Muscatnc.
It was laid out about twenty months
since, and now has population number
ing at least FIVE HUNDRED inhabitants.
II has 90 houses erected in a pariua-
uc;::: .aa ea.:modious manner. Thase
buildings are not thrown together by
specnissors for effect, butcvcrything that
Wilton represents 10 be, isou the square.
There dwelling houses sad stores hsyc
been built On faster thsI. che wants Of
the reoplc domAnd
- uFilt~N ~ II Nc xrsex#rt time Eve
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

z ~ A married lady, who was in the
habit Of spending most of her time in the
society Of her neighbors happened one
day to be suddenly taken i'll, and sent her
husband in great hustle for physician
The husband ran short distance but
som returned, exclaiming, .sMy dear
where shall End yon when | get back. !"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

A CALCULATION 70 Look Ar,-Sup-
pose a nan drinks four glasses Of liquor
4 day, at Ave cents a glass. In week
he spends 81 40; aud in year, $3.50.
This will buy the following articles:---
4 barrele Of -four, say S24; pairs Of boots
say SIS; 40 pounds Of butter, 10; 200 ID
Of beef, s.; a new hat, s.; new satin
vest,s4; a bonnet for wife, s5; sugar
plums for children, ri 80. Total s72, 80.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

~The decision Of the Supreme
Court in the Dred Scott case has utterly
demolished their l,st citadel Of that de-
caying party, Republican and in their
anguish and rage, these leaders impiously
hurl defiance at the Supreme Court Con-
stitution. State Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

II lanes BiRney MAsshall, Ksq., hspther
AZ HunpArsy AfaehAll Al. o. 600 )
oi1isea q Louisvills, sacsseda Cel Me-
dsry l. the oliterisl control d thc Trio
Xws&sNsa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

Not numerous years nor Iengthensd life,
Nor pretty childten and wife 20
Nor pins and canes and fancy rines,
Nor amp such like truanpsry things;
Nos pipe. cigar. nor bottled wine.
Nor liberty with kings to dine
Not coat nor boots nor yeta hat, f-
A dandy vest Or trim crsyat t a.
Not house. lsud nor golden ore, 3ai s@1l
Nor an The wsrid's wealth lsid in store! ts
Nor Mr.. Raw, Sir, nor Sqaiss as# s'rg
With Titles thatlths memory tiro;
Nor sncestry- traced back to Will, sfase
Who went fr0m HornaAdt 70 XIII;
Nor Latin, Greek Nor Hshssw lore; ,arsb
Nor thousand volsmesEamblsd s'sr; E4tFaD
Not jadge's robs nor mayors mace sif
Nsr crowns that deck the royal race r..
These oil united never can ,st,f4 ~
Avail 70 make single man 's l1. ,.'
\ truthful soul . loving mind, alr
Fall u allectioa Of it, kindS a.# #=#asaIs
Aspirit arm, erect aAa free, 40 IL .5asf
Thai never basely bends the knee; FssEgaa
That win not bear Q feathers weight s+,ss
OF slsyery's chsin Tor small Or srsss;, a.
That truly speaks from God Within, 49,
And never makes aleaguc with sin 5, q.
That aAAps the istsers despo,s aiahe, ~s.. r
And love the truth for ito own sake s.-f. .,
That worships God and Him alone
And bows nowhere but st His thr sne; r.
That trsmble's q no tyraots nod; ..'- -
A soul that fears no one but God
And thus can smile ct curse or ban
That Is the soal that makes man. ""s
r~'~~>~-~ ~>-~e--O~~0- >~~~~>~~-c~-~~s~~-~~-~~
neligion..WhAa b il
Tis not 70 80 70 church to-day. rs.3as
70 look devout and seem TO pray, ..
And ere to-morow's sun goes Down
BE dealing scandal through the toxa r
Not every sanctimonious face trB
Denotes the certain reign Of grace. t
A phiz that seems 10 scowl ct sin.
OF wells hypocrsy within aE
Tis not 70 mark our duty's walk.
Or Of our good deeds 70 talk, #
And then to practice secret crime, Ef
And 50 misspsnd and wasts our TINA
'Tis not for sccts and creeds TO fight
And call our zeal the rule of right
When oil we wish is at the best. s
To see our church excel the rest
'Tis not to wear Chrstian's drsss
And love TO all mankind profess,
Then treat with scorn the suffering poor.
Aud fast against them close the door.
oh, no Religion means not thi4
It, fruit far swseter fairer is,
In heavenly soil alone it thriycs.
Aud more than blossoms where 1t liveA
Religion 'ts the rule Of life, a#
The bond Of love, the bane Of strife,
Its precepts this: 40 others do .
As you would hare them do to yeu-"
asssl il griasaG 70 hear m in report
And scorns with human woes 10 sport
or others deeds to speak no i'll.
But tell Of COED or else be still
And does Religion this import
oh. may your souls its influence court
Haste haste the bright the blissful day
When the whole earth shall own lbs sway.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

There can - no doubt but Wiitbvi pos-
sesses bright prospects for the future .--
The country round about the town is fast
settling up This town Is destined to b,
one Of the most important points on the
NJ. 4 M Railroad bctwcaaI Isws Ci1gs sad
Davenport.--,1as. Ea9- lsss q ~.
Old Enstiah Mannen = C911lnA. AZ
Let us consider. 4 little of the dOdIcstis
economy Of our fcfcfathsn fresnisirs NJ.
Fitc) and see III tho fAncies il Ml1ich
some writer's hare .induigedx ahout the
hospitable plenty and comfort thal always
reigned in the houses OF tho worshipfal
of the land, are warranted by the facts VI
the case The roast beef Of Old EN8-
land, "the very fame If whose nsane has
grown into our being" was positively
unhcard of; the only USE the beevcs werc
of, was undoubtedly to sslt q sboii, md
bread was great luxury, not In common
use, even by the MOBILES; and a. " the nut
brown ale, what could ii hsvo becn before
the time Of Henry v II, when hops wcre
first introduced into the ccuatry! The
records Of the Percy faulty ia ne time
of Henry VII, show the extrcmc coarse-
ness of the mode ofliying, anlrn extract
or two from the household book 1ef that
famous family viii give better ilee of
the manner in which the most fAn1Oas
noble of tho time lived, than any thing
else / know of The permanent hoafss
hold nuatbcr lts6 persons, aud tho Ascr-
age Of guests was SO; land the sshelssoi
the washing for these 2lG persons wss
fer one year i0s., sun, probably cquslto
eio in the present day, most of which
was for the chappel lnen. Prom mid
summer to Michnllns wss the only VINE
they indulged in fresh meat and the N.
structions say, tiny lord has on liis table
| for breakfast, st seven in the irofnins, i
quar-. of beer End wine, two picccscs sAlt
fish, six red hcrrings, foar white onss:
and on flesh days, hals ii beef or inuttpn
boiled" At dinner, men ranking NJ
knights, had ! table cloth which wrs
washed once month; md ~ shey had ~
napkins, and the fingers wore Gxtensiys-
ly used in feeding, this portion at lcssi
Of their linen, must have been in Il.
! lightful condition. Until the llth cen
tury straw was the bed u kings; ard be-
fore that date the king and his family
slept in tho same chamber The first
change was to throw 4 coyerlid over the
sleeper, then another va used aud the
person was undresssd, their lins'
substituted for blankets.
she would '.as lief sleep
which shows. think,
was done even in Sha'
use # nothing bu.
next to the y
which All
ducc tn.
were t
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bron1c
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lol ..'e es aooss
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

Il q #A0O0 IVY
- One door sust ef tn PUst 001e.
+ sDoaak UoUDo, g ~ kiDAsAspt eeaatant.
ID II On hand. CssnsSes sapplied with ell
kinds OF Blanks Records and other books for
County oAees, at short notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16
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PUIsIrER,


BesE .alxpsR AND DLAxx B0oK MAxUyAcTusEE
loss Asesse, oppesQs Post OGe<, Asscaffne,
sp stairs third ss0fy. Printing. Rsiing aad Bind
10 o. every description exccutcdto order - the
best styls, on short notice, and ON reasonable
terms. s 49, g4 sG
NJ Dlauk Books cosstantiy on hand. Old
books rsbonna 6A
NIB. BOOB binders stock for sale. 16n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

An Irishman had QUE child quried in
the ould country and one in this, and, in
aspirit Of economy, he thought one tonb
stone might answer for both. So he
creoted one with this inscription;
Here lies nay two children dear,
One in ouM Ireland and tother heer.
SrWindy NJ p, in 4 tedious ora
tion, stopped to imbibe glas. Of water.
IL rise" said Sheridan, ITO point Of
order. :" Everybody started in wonder
what the point Of order was. ssWhat is
it?" said tho Speaker II think, sir"
said Sheridan, s'it il ont Of order for 4
windmill to 90 By water
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16
DENTISTRY

nR. N. n. TULLOSS, announces TO the
L. citissps sfTtTtcs md vic nnty that he has
permanently located in the place.
Being thoroughly posted in the late improve
ments Or th. profession be datters himself that he
can give general satisfaction.
Oficc with Ec0tt L. COWcn, lover Child's
Store North side Public Square.
All work warranted lSH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16
THE Upton ADVERTISER,

rvsLIauED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, III rIrrol.
CEDAR CO., IONA.
eplToR's OFFICE 4 COUNTING ROOM
.s- IL rss Ba,cs Noars o. Tss uosas ussss
IERx0.t ,.ss 3s.s
Copy year, paid in advance. ~ 90
do s. paid at end of the year, 2 81
Literal dedu ctSns uads to clubs 81 i've or
Vnre to enc address. Sc gzs ,sss. ~seT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

S0O - ~ - - IA = - = ~
cOrxSY srnvxYoa Axp GENERAL LAND AGENT,
s8 a5adE 8r4 f1r1OH, IOWA. III . "a
\XTIIL attend promptly TO all business requiI-
w Ing IN Agent such -
Paying Taxes, L.ocasing LanA Waranta,
Giving ynf1snatloa Respectimg
l.aMA In eh1D CSamty.
All persons Wishing 10 parcha choice lands
either improved or unimprOved, can be accommo-
dated by calling at the Land Office Of the under
signed. GEOfN;E WHISTLER
10-ofice in the Court House. opposite the Re-
corder's Once. lStk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

Avssllhy Isqas'its lising nsar aslmas Afkan.
Ansh III penessien silver shsksl oasprk
: ~ alss ef yudes l76O yssrs sge. Rs6 abOdt
! II Il half dollar. but the silver . = i'm
stAat h hssinsic value b but fifteen cents.
sssses veuid hardly part With the relic for
naay Asadrsd dollara IL has bssa j. biz
~ ~ ysass leeH, IS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

u ths Nsv Yost Police Court on Tassday
vee CoPssy, jr.. son Of the known Knov
9sg lsdias. .esAtss, pleaded guilty - stsal.
- - 10 sf October. tvo coats and !
sstsA e2S. frsn David Thonpson. No. u
= soors ssrsst. Ths accussd rstuspsd Z
Nd O ~ Rsepsrty. He Wa remaadsd -
~ Sae seelaAce. $780,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

fssuGArsesles DUBuoUE.-By csasus juss
- b tbs direction Of the Board of Dduca.
n@ Dubuque, i appears that The prsseps
sshtion Of the city b l5,957; number Of f.
asz4 nambsr Of persons between he
~ II and n years, s,9s9. sa9 NJ I.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

- - Tsssdals has psschassd tss lows
- 'Dss Moines City With the view Of
~ Va he Archives and Sssts Government
D - Ae0 seas Of Government. Nf. Tses-
~ = Saass Printer end psoprisscr of ths
sa city kApublican. r'i ~ as'-''''.s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

X TERRIBLE AccIDExr.-Ws hear from JeiEsr-
SON City, that Mr. Sevier. one Or the clerks of
the House, met with terrible accident on Fri
day night. He had been TO the Governors par.
ty, and was retarning 70 his room at the Capl-
toiswhea, BY sosnc ssrangs nistsks, - passsa
20 the north side Of the Capitol. sad vslked ~
feet. He was found Saturday morning IN aa
insensible condition-ons Of his arms broken IN
two places, and one OF his legs greatly injured.
He vas not expected = rec0vsr.-(8s. Louis
Republican. II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

FINE WoRK.-We were shown blank book
from the Bindery Of Stephen +. Acres. Of this
city, the eshsr day, which 10 soaaidersA %
good : specimen in that line Of work - TO d.
serve public notice. Partiea Who need blank
books for county. bank Or other purposes, will
do wellto give Mr.. Acres . call. He has . Ea-H
Rng asaehias and al the necessary material,
together with the skin necessary 70 gss up
6rst class blank work. m sEs4a-9i aus
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

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setAs O4ngs county MN msa, = ssvss
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Sns., ne nas aone and until no shall have
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

REsUMgrloH .os PArnxsf u, WlsaGsw, La
NrEA Goa fortnight ago, this day, " an
nouncsd, with much assonishmsns % The pubsia,
= it certainly was 70 sAs asvspnpse sepsssss1
the ssoppage q payment ~ - vslkknsvl
private banking hFm Of Winelow, LAnies Z co.
We have now The pleasure 70 state, on comps-
tess authority, shaS ths houss will resume ~.
msst, u fnll, to-mossew (6as1sday) mssaiae,
mot only for ths puFpase q meeting peeaptly
~ existing ensagements, bat With The inssnt;oa
OF continuing their regular business, % though
no Interruptions bad occuFrsd, - indeed, none
ought TO have occurred, two weeks a9o. n
suspension Of the house With large aad unquess
toned meafs being one Of the msny di1sSreD-
able, and under all the circumsssnces, disheafs.
ening incidents Of an exsraosdinary condision
Of money affairs -illdstrafing the insensity Of 3
panic which forced wealshy money Lenders %
become borrowses, in tssn, Or sesP psywess-.
We take il that their rssunpsiea VII nov -
viewed BY the public - an indication, she 6fss
Of the kind since the panic ssason, that better
tlusts ore in steee NJ the uaiorsunose, 1nd thas
ali's not lost Of private credit which sesnssd -
danGer--(N. !. Tinsa, slse uls..st E ,sl ~, w
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-11

HI. Aaron Fox, living near Philadelphia, NSs.
hobo county, Mississippi, was making IN ox
yoke, and his little son Albert, six years old,
was playing about him, and stumbled and fsll
undef the descending axe, which entered the
back Of the head and split the child's skull. 'Gs