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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

Arsicas COMMONLY known as bow
sn'Fes. We see styled in Arkan az
papers "protec..rc cutlery"
The Bridgeport (Ct. Iarn,er is in
formed that Gen, Tom Thumb. who is
IN France, il dangerously i'll, and no, ex-
pccted to live.
Prof. Morse Is said 10 have retired
from the direction Of the Trans Atlantic
Telegraph Go. His motives for this step
have not been made known.
"A classic editor down South saws
II the Maids were constantly bathing,
she Dryads were the ono who furnish
ed the towels.
Tho furniture of Mr.. Gibson, a dis
tinguished bankrupt Of Fifth Avenue.
New York, which cost two years ago $50.
600, was sold at auction last week for
$4,000
"A lad named r. q. Moore, aged
about sixteen, was SO brutally choked BY
rulhan named James Lawson, at Mount
Pleasant, Ohio, that he died shortly af.
Ter the occurrence.
William kilfillen has beea arrested
in Cincinnati for attempting to roast a
man named Adam ShafFer, few weeks
since, BY putting him over the fire on the
forge Of blacksmith's shop.
The steam boiler in r. II. Myriek's
brass foundery, in Lowell, Mass, explo.
ded on Wednesday last, instantly killed
Esthc engineer, George Trotter, and seri.
sdSsly injuring several others. One man
@kns eince died Of his wounds.
Stoyall, the ex- Baptist minister,
KhoMas arrested in New Orleans. for
tBo4tRurder of his mistress, has plead
guilty the. charge, much to the aston.
ishment Rs.ceprt and jury
-CaDgeme, anraerer of police.
man Anderson, in 49, York, has been
sentenced to be hung oI4hc 18th Jan,
II is the intention Of his Counsel to carry
itup to the Court Of Appeals, on certain
points arising from irregularity Of procee.
dings on the trial.
In hump-backej whale, which was
driven ashore at Nahant a short time
2ncc, pair of boots marked u" were
543ndh good state Of preservation
r1eSkown Aasertiser suggests
IT, at have been left behind
by j. khcn he made his sudden eyi,
from the whale.
While tho friends Of an insane man
named Robertson, with him in barge
were waiting for the passenger train al
Palmyra, y. T., for the purpose Of tax.
ing him 10 the asylum at Utica, freigh,
train came along at full speed, and mo
ment before the engine reached the plat.
form, the man threw himself on the
track, and was literally torn to pieces.
1.-THE late cashier Of the Colcheste,
Bank, (Ct. Samuel +. Jones, Jr.. caar
ged with enbezaeling $4,000 of III.
funds Of that bank, was arrested IN New
York last week, and detained In custod,
until the bank officers arrived to take
charge Of him. Owing to lack Of !
proper requisition upon Gov. King
Jones was get It liberty, aud before the
mistake could be rectiied, he made hi.
escape.
Il bigger ship tlan the Great Eas
tern, Tor - she was christcned, the re-
siathan,) isprojected in England Ii il
% y Of $4,000 tons burthen--s, OOl
more than its gigantic prcdeccssor--and
yet to draw less water, which will enable
hef 70 enter New York harbor by ths
WY of Sandy Hook, which the Lcvia
than cannot DO. Its to bo,an iron screw
- ppddle steamship. boo feet Ia
lonG1h, 70 feet beam, and only 80 feel
lru 1eck % keel, making her perfect,
- bottoused, and her sides nearly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

A writer in the Christian Register, in
speaking Of the Chapman School in Bos-
ton, makes the following remarks on the
education Of both sexes in the same in
stitution:--"For several years this i'm
portant question has been before the
minds Of the educational public, elicit
ing every variety Of opinion, aud grad
ually drawing all true thinkers on the
side Of its advocacy. In the Chapman
Hall School in this city the experiment
Of the union the sexes has been tried with
eminent success, and we rejoice to learn
that the principals Of that excellent in
stitutiou are making arrangements to
meet the increased applications Of the
opening year for the admission Of girls
Into their schools
I'VE are also happy to learn that at
the meeting Of the American Institute of
Education, held this year in the Granite
State, the discussion Of this question re-
suited IN the decision Of a very large ma
jority in favor Of the union. We like
these sigus of the times, and anticipate
the period when, in all our higher schools
N. academies, the male aud female mind
shall. side BY side, be cxerting their
wholesome and legitimate influence upon
each other"
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Vol. No. 81.



Gen. Cary 81 Cincinnati, il ! tempers
~ lcctnis, which hs delivered j. IRE
ment 1snpk few days ago, told The foL
1o0inx story:
a ffisnd 81 bis, while travelling in
HAris, thought he would try one OF the
wine Baths' Of that city. He was
Nsited upon bv Z colorcd gentleman,
Who had aed from the fugitive slave law
q this coantry. While going through
che process, he asked tho waiter how it
wa char wine could be used 30 freely.
I'll must be very expensive said he.
ooh" said the other, "thc same wine
which yon are using. is run through all
the baths .sAnd what do YOU do
With il, them said the verdant Arneri-
can. "Oh, We bottle IL up and send it
20 the United States to be drank" Now
this may or may not be true, but If it is
literally true, the wine bottled mp from,
Vie swine Baths Of Paris, is infinitely
purcr and more wholesome than that
which ID sold 10 our market, aud which
has not particle ofthc juice Of the grape.
acs|l the compounds which are sold al
@ur ffst class grocery stores and hotels,
I wine, 10 ridicnlous am absurd. II is q
misnomer. II tho compounds were prop
erly named, they would be labelled
"Eixir Strychnine," extract Of Suga,
Of Lead" and ssNux Vomica," Nc, &c.
These deadly poisons are slipped by our
ladies in polite circles, aud one would
think to see them smack their lips, and
hear them praise the favor, that they
we're slipping delicious and nutritious
beverage, instead Of a deadly poison. Il
the prohibition too severe for the men
who deal in these destructive drinks?
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H. @. pIATT,

II. @. PTATT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Real Estate Broker and General Land
AGENT
Triton, IOWA. Office in the Court Hcu e.
A STOCK FARM FOR SALE
fret 40. A" stock farm, contain
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Also-A nnmher Of Town Lots In Upton, sheap
II. q. PIATT. Agent
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,-xSRy HOOVER, =. S. BrrwaLL
HOOVER & BIDWELL,
rGPMERLY SELLS T. HOOPER,
~.ee. >sor r. Pet r yarkson
70, yard,.,g G. Commission Eer chants.
m,-SCAT.NE, IOWA.
vi f are prepared, TO attend to any bn.ine.. IN
w orr line with ,he best OF facilities Our
armmission for receiving ara forwarding.
n, ~ER ro-Green a stone, MI. "atine; l.. j.
Farmer do; Hatch, Humphrey i Co., d.: iia.e
:. 70, Chi, ago; 7. W. Alexander Il Co, DO: ".
~. eis 4 c., &. Iowa City. Fiske Il Elliott, 90 !;
T. sSepbad CO e sym - sSnT nS.n de s. LOUIS
,u,nompson, 90. ne do, Eateiin 4 co., do; g.
w riass I o. r., &. .Nngwin. do; Rock
49, ". oIafs s iowa ci,y; Bro. lin,on; Walan
X wiids. Mt. Vernon; NJ. r.. w. off
karz, Lisbon; Elicit Hail. Tip, H. =
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Upton NURSERIES.
1 O O O O O
A P p LE TR e { S !!
For the Fall Trade of 1857
and Spring of 1863,
Two ard onsshei Miles scuth OF Tilten

!" thank onr former patrons and friends
w generally for their liberal patronage, and
now invite their special attention TO or stock II
apple trees, which consists Of abogt che hundred
choice varieties large and well formed and prin-
cipaly such varieties hare escaped the effects
Of the severe cold wintefs in good condition for
trensplanting, from one To five years old from
gratt. Also, entrants. iilaes, eyergreens. DC.
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Legal. NOTICE.

To UiisoDi IT, ,ScDt and John b. Scot.
ion will take notice that there Il now on flte in
the office q the clerk Or the district court In and
for Cedar County and State or Iowa, petition Of
Jasper s Scott praying the court TO decree parti-
ton Of the following lands, to wit:
south part Of the southeast quarter OF section
Ne four, al containing | 10 acres; and the south
part OF the northeast quarter and the south u
part Of lot No four. fl1 both In section No. three
"a containing 81 acres all in township se. seven.
iy-nine, Ss9) range No. three CD sest ~ 9Th H. NJ
aud that notice has been issued and returned b.,
tie sheriff endorsed aWm. r. scott and Jna. n.
Scott rot foand.n Therefore. unless yon appear
at the next term Of said coart to be held In Tjp
ton, on the I'd Monday in January, 1855 aud do.
fsnd said cause, partition will he deeraes az. par
tit'oners appointed t. maze partition OF said
lands as the isx pgescribes.
s. ". VOTING.
Wits srierH III nis conrt
Ats orpansiH stsss.ax4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

FF5lF5s IAHU--T ne CIV or, oil Sec. u u n r I ~
Aiso--Ihs SO or OF ne ar Of Sec. q. tn, 10 ri ".
Aiso.-The v hi OF sc qr Of Sec, is, tp So raw.
Also--Thc ms qr ofSec.9, tip. si,r2w contain.
ing leo acres.
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Arsicas commonly known as bow
!. tn'Tes. We see styled in Arkan sas
papers protective cutlery"
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INTO CENTRAL IOWA.
80 Miles West Of the Mississippi

IN And AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER sTH.
~ 1851. and until further notice. trains viii
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nj IN Davis most respectfully invites the at-
vi tsntlon Of the ladies Of Upton, and yiciui
y, 70 her elegant assortment OF Fall aud Winter
foods. which he will sell as cheap, Or cheaper.
than can be bought elsewhere aud II adding. a.
most weekly. new and fresh supplies 10 her stoeL
She y prepared 70 furnish any quantity Of bun.
nets, caps, head dresses flowers, plnmes ribbons
silks saiins. and IN fact almost everything IN IN
millinery line hhe would also say. that she il ex
peeting and experienced MlLLISER ana nisrss
MAKER whtnahe viii be prepared 10 add mantna
making 20 her mtuinery department. nsy-All or
ders from the c1untry Promptly attended ID. !,
the Old stand, above W. EIliot's clothing stsrc.
EsTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up hy Terry Frink, at bis residence a.
unioa nrove ~ Cedar County, Iowa, on the III
asy 9 n"gasl, i-ai. . light iron grey horse, sup
posedto be years old; 5 white legs ana whi,, !.
face, and appraised NJ sl0e before AN. HaisIs,
II a. g W yoIrNf,
atlton Ost. 10th, is5Y i0-sm teri
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$1.5O . year.
r RTFY, pT nTEyr
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Madio,,.

uURi.EY'S sARsArAsllLt,
Of all the remeefss's;, have tee, li.sro.
" I'd during the presen, age Tor 10 .,,h'',,
sand ills that flesh s herr to- none no,,si -,
wonderful preparation. Gfi,y three ysar, , sn's
elapsed since the disccseser gwhe sne,J =.
cac in studying, experimental and ~, ,a~,
ing id tirst introduced IL TO II. pubic 49,,
is already recognized by the r.6st s's;bs.'
physicians in all parts Of the country a -. a.
most surprising and effective remedy or err
tain diseases { which they have kno~lsass
All oitet connonnds on syrprs Of tbs
have hitherto faiiei;o command thu sa,r41S
Of the faculty because, on being tested ths,
have been TO I'D to contain noxipt.s ;prrs'lian,J
which natnralixe the good effect. { H., sac
paril a. a, 0ftentimes iflure the h. s'fh AZ "a.
patient II Is not so with Hurlc, $ pren,r,.
f,on This is The pure abd genuine er,r,eI -,
the root and will on fssl be found 10 siF..r.
certain aud perfe cure The following =, -
plants and diseases:
Aneaf'ans OF the homes HahtHal costv.n.s.
Bthiiity Indigestion
DISEASES Of the Kidneys. Liver coulL.;n.s
/! bysm psis. Eaysipeiaa fiirs
rsm'ie irregularities. Pulmonary hi.rH,,.
i tfstisa. Scrofaia,
| syphilis. Anl al skin a,.eas,.
| Besides curing ihc alone j, Is al4, kapyr
] be great sHd powerful tonic, mum. n,y III.
! blood and ins igorating Tie system
In short II l. with gut eScep,ian T., Tia. .,...
mentioned a.d rs general Effect as i,. .,sr.m
Tie most eihcaetoas, "a il j. The sut~t desirable
remedy If the age. IL IL slftai, EXTENSIVE.
used throughout She country. And j. last ab,ais
]. ing an European reputation. I he instances @
cure. u has effected age daily eot,i.t Ia, ,j,e ~ =,
prictor's knewleags aud he has na Aesitaiion !,
recommending IL H. one and all ~ he desire D.,
prorarc relief FROM suffering. nae bottle ice in
tried, its effects will h. tsa apparent f. aauit
further doubt as4g~ Rccollrrt Iiut.s s. ~srsau,
riia Is the only genuine article in n" mari p,
4 IG~Pfi"e ~ per bottle, az six bpttirs for j.,
For sale az the mandatory. cnrl,rr Sryanil
ahd t'fcen streets. Louisville X; Pacan liz A.
Il Co. -. Lonis, Mo: BARCLAY Hr"tArrs. ri, .
Co. ILL.,; !. ID. PARK, Cincinnati o.; Wfkipsop
Marshal, keosuk, Iowa; sald giutnn bv
lS.IN. A CtI ytFpT
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PRICES.
ALSO.
60, 900 A PpLE TREES,
North Deno Nurseries.

SIX Miles North.West from Iowa City.
J.WILs0N Il soy, PRoPRrETEgs.
Apple trees from one 10 three years old ffrlu
graft large and well formed---the best age for
tFanspianting to make handsome orchards
PRICES:
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DERFUMERY, HarrsoD's, Edrchis and rav.
4 Tors Extracts for the Handkerchief m cut
glass, ground shoppers, ;aoiais very fine, at
GILBERT 4 cos.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
ngnaxx.xzwssEzrEnzEExzu

LAFAYETTE BIRTHDAY. "A telegraphic
dispatch in the State Journal Of yesterday.
dated San Francisco, Sept. 7th, says the CEN
tennial anniversary of the birthday of
Lafayette was celebrated here to-day, with
great pomp. A grand procession of more
than two thousand people marched through
the city, the escort representing nearly all
the military companies. FREQ Masons, Odd
Fellows. and other benevolent and civic So
cieties In the centIe of the procession was
q statue of Lafayette, surrounded by thirty
one little girls, representing the thirtyon
States. and six still younger, representing
the Territories After marching through
the principal streets, the procession halted
in front of the Oriental Hotel, where an
original poem, composed for the occasion by
Frank Soulc, was read, and Hon. Milton s.
Latham, the orator of the cay, delivered an
address on Lafayette and his times.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
DEP A r. Il M J. N T
United States OF America.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA ss 1hi J",iiee's Court
The People of the state Of California, to Mary A..
Thogg, GREETING:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 appear be-
d. fore me. as my Office In the 0phr I, wnshil2
of the County of Butte, on the 18th day of Sepem-
ber, d. 1857, at 10 O'Clock, "A. 10 answer unto
the complaint OF John Riley. who sues 10 recover
ninety dollars claimed TO be due on account for rents,
when judgment VIII be taken against you for the
said amount, together with cos.s and damages If
you fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff any Constable of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand lhs 7th day of September,
A. ID. 1857. JOHN ;. BERRY. H.. s
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
IL is hereby ordered. that service be had in the
above cause, by publication in the Daily Butte Rec
ord for fourteen days.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of September,
4. d 1857. [s7-I4tl j. 5. BERRY, J. J.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
The Eureka Engine.

We see by report Of the Marys'ille
Council proceedings published in yesterdays
Express, that Eureka Engine Company
have petitioned for leave to sell their old
Engine. having bought a new one which they
style Our Own" This Eureka" is the
Engine which Mr.. Packard offered about
week since to the citizens OF Oroville. for
$4,000. Now that the heat and excitement
of parties is past, We hope that the matter
will be taken into consideration by our trus-
tee and citizens generally, for a chance to
buy so good an Engine as this for so reason
ab g sum, is a very rare one and should be
improved if possible The high winds that
are prevailing nowadays, and our total
want of means to help ourselves in case of
fire, urge US to take the most speedy steps
towards providing against destructive
confagration. Who will move first in this
matter
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

Tom DowNE's PEDDLING Tour Such
is the title of short romance, founded on
fact, published in Mondays Marysville IN
qairer. We have sneakipg notion of its
meaning, and so has one of our printers,
who says he "set up the whole of the ''frst
novel; alluded to in the story of Toms ad.
ventures. We saw the original packages
floating off, Tom,--they were in q large
sized wallpaper box, and started on their
water exclusion from point near where the
"old blue tent" used to stand at Nye's Ranch.
We say we saw them go,-and so we did,
and willing to see the edition 60 off so easily,
we didn't try to stop them, but on the con
trary, pushed them along with a email
STICK" and Jonas Greene saw us do it and
never said a word ''In to her the moun.
tain Bird" was the name of the novel, and
Tom Downer was an assumed name for its
6 sole agent
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
DIR. l.. j. CXApk AVS

Grand Mes:icai and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
cfec Mail Steamship Company's Office, san Fran.
CISCO California, established in 1851, :or the perma-
nent If all Private and Chrome Diseases and tho
suppression of uackery.
Attending anu Resident Physdan, LJ. CZAP-'
KAY, NJ. d., late in the hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician 10 the 2C;h Regiment of hon
veds, Chief Surgeon TO the Military Hospital Of
Peslh, Hungary, and late Lecturer on 'Dseases o!
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address l.. j.. CZApKAY, Nj. ID.
je27-3m San Francisco, California
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
United States OF America.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tJusce's Court
CousTY or BUTTE. SOphir Township.
The People OF the State Of California TO d. otteTson
GREETING:
u before me, NJ my Office, in the Ophir Township
ol th3 County OF Bnlie, the 9Th day Of september,
A. ID 1857, at = O'Clock. 2. To answer unto The
COMPLIANT of Charles Mccoy. in action for the re-
coyery of the sum of two hundred dollars. due By
note with legal interest from the 18th day OF March
1857 said note file. when Judgment will be taken
against you for the said amonnl. together win costs
and damages. if you fail to appeat and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable OF said County,
Gree,ing Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 2d day Of September,
A. ID. 1857. j. T. ELL1OfT. IL
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
II is hereby ordered. that service be had in the
above cause by pub ca:ion in the Daily Butte Rec
ord for fourteen days.
Given under my hand this the 5th day of sep-
tember A. ID. 1851. J. T. ELLIOTT.
s5-I4t Justice OF the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
June %
Economy sEaoslld be the order
Of the DAv.

The Subscriber beg5 leave to iuIcrm the property
owners of Oroyile, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus TO build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BlrON,
a saving Of - per cent. below the cost Of bricl
buildings. Having thorough knowledge Of the
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using it, he can defy competition. Those desrous OF
building would do well TO give him IA call. Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any alplica-
tions lett at the banking house ot Hedges lIaLon
will meet vita prompt attention.
iel0n kItWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
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The Penusylyan.anS.

A full house greeted these deservedly
popular singers last evening Their per-
formance was received with marked approval
throughout, and we have indeed rarely lis
tened to a more pleasing entertainment -
The Misses Vaudeville are beautiful and
charming artistes, and Johnson is decidedly
the cleverest comic singer we have ever seen
in the State. They sing again tonight, and
offer q change of programme. We hope the
house may again be filled
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
Flysnae Contract.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustees
of the Channel Rock Mining Company, up to tbs.
26th instant, for grading fuming and OrniHing 100
feet OF the bed of main Feather river, Immediately
above the old White Rock Claim, or what is knowX
as the "Chanhel }tock Claim" Proposals must be
handed TO the undersigned.
An assessment of $4,000 per share has been ovied
upon each share of the capital at elk Of SAL company,
and must be paid to the undersigned within thirty
days from date IHOS. WELLS,
Secretary ( Treasurer c. r. NJ. Co.
0rove, Sept. &, 1857. sS-l0t