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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

The INDIANA SEsAroRsHP. Con.
traty 10 the decision rendered in the case
OF Senator HARLAN, end in disregard OF
overwhelming testimony as TO the illegal
NY OF the pretended election Of Brigh.
and Fitch, the Senate refused to eject
those gentlemen from the seats they have
usurped. Il was shown, beyond perad.
venture, tina, majority Of the Legis'a.
ture had REUSED to participate 10 the
election, AMI the maj. in one body had
s,edily voted down q proposition to 60
into Joint contention. The Senate has
taken q step IN parti san snbserviency,
which mnss degrade j. in The eyes Of the
country; and excite an indignant feeling
wherever truth and justice are valued.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

For sALE.-In the town OF Rochester Lots
NO. q Block IL, upon which Is situsted !
comfortable dwelling with cellar and ven.
Also, Lot No. g. Block 20.
a well improved farm for sale, IN Pceton,s
Grove, on the Marion and Davenport Road. win
plenty OF timber, ! 30 acres under cultivation. .
good mouse aud barn ostween. and also, dura ;
o'e sTeam OF water within few rods OF house
and barH. Price SIS, Or acre. Chean.
A well improved farm 90 Sugar Creek al.1
miles from Upton, wood ana water In ahun-
dance.
A farm for sale in Yankee Grove, 30 acres a
water. NV soo~
El-2 W Ia SETON Is and s El.4ew,.4
section 10, oil In 7 90 N Re- W, 90 scres tepoe6
ana under cultivation, frame house re- bv "a
IL 5 W section 70 T 81 N r 5 w, 90 acres
improved good hog Law fence, frame hoeee- barn
ana frame house with cellse. Also, s seree Of
timber 10 miles north.
!. A i:rm located upon the Ei2SHiAs ece.
aon 70 TSl W. Fifty acres broke. M
stahling, also 40 acres Of timber.
LIZ NV section + &c Z ~. With 10
seree OF breaking theron. Also acres Of tinber
miles north. For sale.
FOR SALE good business and DWELLING bouxo
-, ne town OF Upton, can be bought On ressons
Aiso, the N. W. IA Of section Q r s,Np,v
v ws qnamy OF soil is good with grove % fine
Two story cement house, / by 80 GOOD es,,..
and wen. All or any of The above tract. ~ n..I
cels OF land can be bought on rea.oahl. ,.r,,..
" Gazing At the Land Once Of the updesigned
c SAMUEL DEW ELL.
General Land Agent at TIPTuS io,.
Once north of the Con 4. IIou..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
THE LANG EST MILLIs THE WORLD

The LARGEST MILL IN THE WORLD.
The lahges, cotton mill in the world is
the Pacific, at Lawrence, Mass. The
man mill is 500 feet long, IS wide. and
IS practically, including easements and
atucs, working stories in height, the
whole being bull, of brick, not only sub.
stan,an,ially but elegantly. The print
works adjoining are 1900 fee. long aud
90 wide. being extended to for three
sides Of hollow square surrounding the
main mill and boiler house is 500 feet
long. The whole surface Of this INN.
ense structure is sixteen acres. The
larges, null IN England is the Sallaire
Works, lately constructed by Titus Salt
the main building OF which is $50 fee
long and SO wide. and thu whole aool
surface of which rs l. acres. Th,re are
now 10 operation in the Pacific Null IL
Lawrence $4,000 cotton spindles and
these are TO be increased to $4,000 and
10000 respectively. Teere are 100
looms IN operation, to be increased tc
24OO. These. with 1000 persons, pro
ducs 800 900 pieces OF cloth per annuu
one halt delaines. The weekly censurnp
ton Of cotton is 1000 Ids or 500, OO(
per annum, and 100000 lbs. Of wool
Once amonlh 1000 persons assemble a
the cashiers Office, where he pays out tc
them $50 900 for wages, appropria.lng t,
each the exact amour, she has earned
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

R. il we choose to, by subscribing less
than 500. 900 and then ge, rHRoueH
ROAD to Clinton cont ec.ing there with
the Dixon Air Line division OF the CO.
lena aud Chicago Union X. X. thus
brinlng US nearer to Chicago than Daven.
port. This will furnish US with great
eastern .horoughfare, and place Upton in
possession of Railroad facilities unsur-
passed in the West.
This is the view we take Of this mat.
ter and the above is the course we think
eugh, TO be pursued. As opposed to the
latter part of the above plan, is the IN.
dertaking called the "Great Western"
which is an effort to build an EsrIRE
soAp TO Comanche, the cost Of which
will be about 81 200, 900 and 10 grade
and tie it alone will cost about $3.50 900.
OF this latter sum the one half has no.
We, been subscribed after all the efforts
which have been made 10 obtain il, and
yet we are told tina, the whole line has
been let to contractors. although the line
is not yet Surveyed, and that the conuac-
tors are about TO commence active opera
ton as soon as the weather will permit
In shor, the line oil this road is not yet
surveyed, and not enough subscribed by
one ha y to eren grade It, and yet they are
about to 60 to work to build it. Who
cannot see that failure, bankruptcy
must ensuea With such improyident
and inconsiderate management it must
prove disastrous, and when the "burst
up" does come, who will be the losers9
AS we said before, the loss mus, fall up-
on the stock subscribers. as all of the OPP
era.ions are being carried on upon the
credit and strength OF the subscriptions.
This is the view We have taken Of the
matter and from our observation and in-
formation in the premises We canno. bu,
think We ale correct.
The time Is soon coming when oul
people will all see this matter in the pro.
per light, and will &C. accordingly. In
the mean time we can only urge them to
grasp for the Muscatine connection al
the sur-s. and NEST easily accomplished
and which will be built, but remains q
question Of time, to be determined by the
action of the people to be benefited by it.
|, is our starting point IN prosperi.y-le,
US then have II as soon as we can build
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
Ban CoMpAsY.-One OF The wors,

Ban CoMPArY.-One OF The worst
habits tina, a young person Of either sex
can fall into, is tina. OF keeping bad com.
rany. Impure words stain the tablets oil
a vir,uous mind and the more we hear oil
them the less nice becomes our sense Of
the refined and pure. Too much care
cannot be taken IN the choice Of compan-
ions. Intimate IRE ndship should no, be
made without due reflection, and with
casual acquaintance, whose conduct and
conversation will not benefit US, We
should have as little to do as charity and
circumstances will admit. The mind il
an exceedingly delicate snbsancs' and
ito purity Is soiled by even the sliges,
contac, with vice; and when once the Iep.
rous spos are left upon j, no after egres,
can wash them out. An hour spent 10
bad company may prove a source oil
regret for years or worse, the stepping
stone to vice and crime, Be careful
then. with whom you associate.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

REPUBLICAN, Tslunpn AT CHICAGO
WENraoarH was chosen to the Mayor
atty Of Chicago. ty . majority Of abou,
loo, and the reat Of the Republican
candidates have still larger majori,ies.
A majority Of the Councilmen are Rep
ubllcan, thus the whole City Goverumen n,
is regeneraled, a reform greatly needed.
Las, spring the Slave Democracy CARR
ed the CITY by large majority.
The fighting was very severe in sew.
eIal words. Some respectable and pc.
acable Germans are dangerously woun.
ded. They were attacked with knives,
clubs, and pistols by the Irisa. Forty OF
fifty persons are injured.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet.-Washing-
ton, March 6-The following is Mr.,
Buehanan's Cabinet as confirmed by The
Senate to day: Secretary oil State. Hon,
Lewis Cass. Secretary of Treasury Hon.
Howell Cobb, Secretary of War, John
b. Lloyd. Secretary of Navy, Hoa. lsac
Toucey, Secretary of Interior. Hon, ia
cob Thompson. Attorney General, Judge
Black, of Pa. Postmaster General, Hon.
A. B. Brown.
Capt. Pe,,isrew, Of the United States
Army. is dead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
The BuspELL MuapEa. case

The BuspELL MuaDEa. This case
exciting so much interest in the country
was brought to close, before the Coron.
er Of New York, on Saturday last. The
Jury. after hearing one and the last wit.
ness, retired, and after deliberation. re-
turned the following verdict;
Firs,-That The deceased, DR.. Harvey
Burdell. was found dead at his house
No. 81 Bond street, on the morning Of
the 2lst of January, 1857.
Secoond--Tha, his death was caused
on the nigh, OF January 30th, by hume.
rous wounds from some sharp ins,ru.
ment.
Third-That the Jury find that Dr.
Harvey Burdell was murdered by Mrs
Emma Augusta Cunningham and John
Eckel, as principals.
Fourih-tha, George Vail Snodgras
was accessory before the fact.
Fiflh-fhat Miss Augusta Cunning
ham and Miss Helen Cunningham ar.
persons having a knowledge oil the facts
and conceaing their knoledge of them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

ro.. man Of good standing recently
nrouosed an honorable na','.ss
voune lady Of the West. when h ERE. Iece'1 80
v. .s .n,ver-"Ge, out, you Teller 10 -,
~. .h,nk would sleep with amaa ;"
tell your mother !!
Mis-, !. good a. mile.-.'D'mcs
.,v. ,ha, everywhere the old .dgs has
s 49,. r.sl;zed by the young ladies, ana
,h., . Miss 10 now days--ta essss"'
tsrmcs-as good - . mile.
The Yankee who was lying :! the
.no;n, Of DEATH Whitfield it Of with ne
;ssk knife, and is now recovering.
r1when tho worm has eaten the mu!.
h.,rv leaf. We demand Of il silk. %. u
~. has FED on the beauty Of the world,
!. .houd render back what 10 more
beautiful and enduring than ITSELF Ia
IDEAS for the immortal spirit.-BaTtot.
n-Gen.ility is neither in birth,
ve.hh manners nor fashion-tut in
mind. A high sense Of honor. . deter.
mipa,ien never to take advan'age o.
another. an adherence TO trnth. delicaey
aud noii,eness toward those with whom
we have dealings, are essential charac'
terislics.
A1.The damps Of autumn sink into
The leaves and prepare them for the nee
e.si,y Of their fall; and thus insensio'y
are we. as wears close round ~, detached
from ,enacity Of lie BY he gentle pres
sure Of recorded sorrowa--Ls"dsT.
~when lame Is regarded a. the
end. and merit As only the means. men
are an, 10 dispense with the la'ters II
the former can be had without it, W'g-
gleirorA.
| ~Genius has an orbit Of ITS own:
il j, moved through the orbit Of common
place lives, i, would not be genius, hut
common place. G.. IL LesCis.
j ~I ibrar:es are - the shr,Dcs
where al relics oil ancient saints, full o'
,rue virtue, and without delusion OF im'
posture, are preserved and rerosed.-
Bacon.
~The men who jump a conclu.
sions, seldom reach any that ere worth
having. These must be 60, BY climbing
-Wiggksrorth.
u p%We canno, conqner fate and ne.
cesity. ye, we can YIELD to them in such
} q manner as 10 b. greater than If we
} could. -Landor. .. hi. -
nTThat virtue which depends o.
opinion, looks 10 secrecy alone, ane
could not be trusted in q desert.-L1
con.
+. p1 Beauty 10 no local deity, like thu
Greek and Roman gods, Ia. not o,nni
present. Barf0l.
~ Critics are Judges who rely 0,
precedenls with the rigor Of judges on tn
bench.-G. II. L<ris.
EJ-lmi,ation Is the sincerest Of fat
: ,ery.-Ldcon.
, Ia Many have puzzled ,hamselve
about the origin Of evil. ! observe Their
is evil. and that there is way to escap
, il, and with this begin and end.--Ner
, fon
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

Oar G oDs IL MARBLE HALLS. They who
live Ia mar be palaces, are the fayo ties Of For
tune; for who but the prosperous and the veal
thy can afford such IN guihceEces
Arguing thus the conclusion is natural ths,
our friends Cooley. Farwsll & Co tue extensive
wholesale Dry Goods firm, (successvrs to Cooley
Wadsworth Co.. sre among the most prosper.
on, Of Western Merchants Their new building
on Wabash avenue, . few steps south OF Lake
81. into which they have just moved their large
stock Of goods, aud which they will henoefurth
occupy as their business house, Is a ..marble
palace that would do honor 10 Fifth avenue
nabob, doing business in Broadway. It il a
magnificent buildlug aud its interior is magnid.
Gently arranged and magnidceatly filed
The basement and first story rooms, each
90 and 100 feet In SIZE are equal to any of the
New York wholesale rooms; and in addition To
these they occupy the fourth and Of, b stories al
~ ware-r ooms--makiug ia all, each del artmen,
being filed with goods, AZ extensive dry goods
house as can be found ywhsre.
Those who know nothing of Chicago business
matters, may receive with increduiuy the state
ment that Chicago business houses may thus be
compared with those Of Gotham; but for such
the best doubt dispelsr, In this respect, IL to
come and see." It 10 = fact, add we say il not
10 boasting
The firm Of Cooley, Wadsworth e. Co, did a
business during the past year amounting to 81,
600 ,000 Having been establish d in the city
for nine years, aud proved itself worthy Of tn.
confidence and patronage Of retail merchants In
the West, tae business OF this house has gradual
ly increased from year TO year, and IL will not
be expecting too much to say that during the
present year their business will ercecd million
OF dollars. We most earnestly wish them con
tinued success in their new location, knowing
"a We do, thar n0ae are worthier Of it.-Chtea ..
Euentng Journa'.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
EGGIf NOGJGGG.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR Comfy.
In District Court for said County.
I . Elizabeth Ann Lyme. John Thomas Lyn.
/ and Mary Sarah Line and 10 all persons
whom II may concern.
You are hereby notified that there is nov on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
in said County, petition Of Mary Lane PRAYING
for an order Of Court to sell the following Real
Estate 10 wit: \. W. Ia Sec. lo T. IL y. IT, W
containing leo acres, for the purpose Of paving
the amount due on said tract Of land and thai
unless you appear and answer thereto on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term thereof or the
18th day OF April next an order for the sale Of
said land will I've granted by said Court.
At MARY LYME, Petitioner
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

VIVA; THE SECRET OF PowxR.-By Mrs Z.
e. Il N. S,uthworth, auth, -ss OF Retributiou etc
Published by 7. B. Peterson No. 102 Chestnut
st. Philadelphia; rrice-In Cloth Sl,25 Paper
sl.-The above work was issued from the press
Of T. B. Peterson's publishing house on March
l4lh inst.
1t is said to be the last work Of the gifted and
talented su,boress, Mr.. Southworth, and one
which will be read aud admired wherever il
finds its way. 1t will be sent to any part OF the
U. s, free Of postage upon receipt Of the above
price
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ca" We learn from friend jerks of
Baena Vista notorIety, that the works
Of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Rail
Road. on the Wabeslpinlcon River, were
entirely washed away, by the breaking
up Of that river. A large force OF men
have been working all winter near this
river, and made considerable Of an en-.
bankmen., bu. the iresAe. has sweep il
away.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

". s. SPENCER & Co-Now Il The time when
The attention Of our merchants IL being general
u direcssd toward securing the country trade
both in this and sdjoining States BY we'll be-
slowed advertising. TO do this judicious'y re-
quires some Q re. We know Of no better way
than to 90 TO W. s spencers 4 Co., No. io4
Randolph street, and with their advice and -
sissance make up list Of the prominent papers
in tie section desired to be reached. These gen.
,lsnsn have large experience and ere every way
relisAle and valuable advertises 10 the matter
OF systsmatic advertising. Press.
Messn Spencer l. Co, are our agents 10 Chi
caso and ore authorized to act for us 10 oil mat
tara
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

To THE Boor AND sHoE TsADE-We call your
special attention to the advertisement Of JAMES
DUsLoP, Wholesale Boot and Shoe dealer, NO
60 Lake street, Chicago. Mr.. Dunlop has r.
Gently removed from No 10 Dearborn street 70
bic present stand where be 10 prepared win
greater facilities to supply the trade with W
riety Of spring goods His stock 10 numbered
among the most extensive In Chicago, TO which
he Is daily adding ne~ and sssscoab'e goods
oil of which be can sell or an 70 order, ss u
low figure a. any house 10 the West.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
BJ A meeting of the stock sabscrl

gkJ A meeting OF the stock subscri.
bers 10 the Great Western aud of ci,lzens
generally, was held a, the Court House
on Monday evening. We have not been
furnished With the proceedings of the
meeting, but learn that no, much was
done, except TO bore the Chairman. A
committee OF four was appointed TO at.
tend the meeting of the Director OF the
Great Western, at Iowa City, Oh the
l9lh inst. Alter several fruitless effort.
To- adjourn the assembly finally dispersed
without accomplishing it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

TIE WArER CuRE JoURNAL.-There 10 nothing
more needed for earthly happiness than health;
1t 10 indispensable, no one thing is NOSE TINKER
rp Ut and more injured by tiokering than health
The above Journal Is useful thing to every
one who values health and does not wish to ruin
it by tinkering. The appliances and remedies
i recommends cannot ,njure IL they do no good
1t is Journal which shoald be 10 every
amily and become familiar whenever Ii 10 had.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21

The BORDER ROVER Emmerson Bennett
aithor OF the Bride Of The Wilderness" etc-in
two large volumus neatly bound in paper-prics
si0o-Published by I. 3. Peterson l02 Chest
nut 81. Philadelphia
The above work was issued from the press Of
the publishers on Saturday March 7tb, aud may
I've had by sending TO the publishers the above
price on receipt of which il will be sent rree oi
postage 70 any psrl Of the U. s.
Those who have read the Prairie Flower''o
.Clora Morlshd" will b. sure to want the Bor
der Rover" when they learn il is from the pen
Of the same author. Mr. b ,nnett is widely known
o. standing foremost 10 tne literary heid Of
America, as an elegant and pleasing writer.
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ssS~ Worrsll, the murderer Of Gordon.
who was convinced laielv in Missouri,
Is sentenced to be hung on the j7.h Of
March next.
Etd1 Aaron Burr defined law to be-.
Whatever Is boldly asserted and success.
fully maintained"
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"THs STAFF OF LIFs."-The attention Of
our readers 10 respectfully called to the new
Advertisement Of Friend 4 Dudley, OF Wiltoa
sho have recently put in operation New
Steam FIGURING Mill At that place, and are now
ready for customers. Corn and Back~h can
be ground at their Mill. and being new es'ab-
lishment it will be . good place TO get good
grists and fair dealing; see Adv.
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4 Happy Firesider-Home is the res
idence no, merely of the body, but the
soul /, is place Tor the affection - I'M
fold and develop themselves for children
to love, and learn, and play in, for hus-
band and wife to toll smiling!y together
and make life blessing. The object Of
all ambition should be to be Apply at
home, If we are not happy elsewhere
1t is the bes, proof OF the virtues Of fam
ly circle to see a happy freside.
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Hurley's 6arsaparilla.

Is unquestionsbly not oaty luxury TO take
but decidedly the most powerful curative agent
ever offe. I'd to the suffering. II acts promptly
and efficiently in all cases, removing disease
from the system, and restoring the invalid to
perfect health. Amongst the elIss Of .n-cfaoo'
tor which it is 20 meritoriously popular, VI
would mention Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism, Bronchitis, and oil cataneous erup
tons. This lie just the tune TO use II with ad
yantaQe-N Y, Tribsae.
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Skating at New Orlea MS and
Mobile, sleighIng in the CarolInas, SIX
ieet drifts at Richmond, the river frozen
over, mercury "a fraction below Zero" a,
Cheraw, S. G., chickens and pigeons lrose
to death in all the Southern sta es, were
some Of the incidents of t. e late 'cold
term" at the. South
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PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL. The above Jour
nal for March has found it's way upon our table
Phrenology lie science which has its benefit
to the business man, and no education can b
completed without knowledgeof IL. The 10
formation upon every day subjects Of enquiry
contained in thi sJonrnsl will amply repay tn
subscriber for his money advanced.
1t IL illustrated with good engravings to de
moustrate the science it advocates, and witha
is one o. the cheapest useful Journals now pub
Iished.
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EkaP A writer in the London Lance,

tEF A writer in the London Lancet
says that II persons that are addicted TO
'prees. will when they feel the periodi-
cal appetite coming on take half drachm
OF npecac, and vomit, they will lose the
appetite for the time entirely, and il they
follow up the emetic plan, VIII cure them
selves OF the habit. When the intense
desire Tor alcoholic stimulan,s comes or
the stomach is at fault; evacua,e il and
the desire is removed.