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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
A Desperate Conflict be:weea a Lion
and an Antelope.

DR.. Livingstone gives a very in,eres.
ting Il, scrID,Ion ol fight he Witnessed
ID Africa between ion aud an ante
Iope. The DR.. and his guides bad just
emerged Irom a narrow drhle between
two ROCKY hllts, when hey heard an ang-
ry gIowI, which they knew to be thai OF
tue "tnouarct of the forest" A, the
distance OF not more than iorly yards in
advance OF them, Il gemsbok stood at bay
while huge taNny hon was crouchej
Oh rocky platform, above the level OF
the PLAIN. evidently m.duatIug an attack
Oh the antelope; only space OF about
twenty lert separating the two anunaIs.
The lion appeared 10 be animated with
the grva'est fury the ge,csboh was ap-
partutIy cain-pfesentIng h:S we'll i"I'l-
fed heal TO the enemy. the lou cau-
tleusly changed his position decenled IL
The PLAIN and made ci cult. obviously
Tor the purpose o. attacking t4c latter
vas 81 the alert aud .Wj turned hi, head
towards his antagonist. TINS mnnrau-
vrelnGlasted for OH hour, when il appear.
ed 10 the observer that TIA" genshok uscd
4 ralagem to induce the lion 10 make
his assault, Tae flank Of the aulc'opt
was tor i moment presented 10 his fierce
assarant. AS quick rs lightning the
| lion made a spflug, but while he was yet
IN the air, the gemsbok turned his head l.,
tending his neck 50 as 10 present one oil
hts speaI-itkc horns at the hons breast
| A horrible Iascer ton waS the couse-
quruce the !.un tell back on hts haun-
ches aud showed a gGas,Iy wound in the
! lower par. oi the u.ck. lie uttered n
! howl OF rage aud anguish, aud backed oli
10 tie distance o. hIy yards, seeming
! hall disposed 10 give up the contest, bul
/ hun yer, iury aud rev, nge once mure ltn-
! pelied tim forward. HIS second as>aH.,
was more furious aud hsadIoug; he rush-
ed al the gemsbok, and attempted 10 leap
over the formidable hofus aad iIgnt Oh
his back. The gtmsbok suI, standing on
tie defensive, sppard the hon III tie
side. aud luhlCtcd what spectators helteF-
I'd TO be tnoual wound. as the horns
penetrated 10 thr depth Of six inches -
\ arn the lion tr,reatei, groanlng and
Innpiug IN a manner watch showed thai
he had been severely burt. but he soon
collected all bis energles Tor another at.
tack. AT the instant Of COLLISION, the
gemshok presented horn So AS 10 strike
the hon immediately between his tire.
ess, aud So torc,IIy vas the stroke tha'
the whole length OF the horn was burlec
III the I,on's body. For nearly minute
the two asts stood molonless; then III,
genstok slowly backing, withdrew ht:
horn, aud the hon totlefed and fell OF
his side quiveflng in the agonIes o
deatr. The victor made 4 irlumpha u
aoul lsh oil h heels, aud lrotied off ap
parently without having received tn,
leas. injury in the coutilct
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
A preaicament.

We take the following from Al exchang". W.
cohnehd tue lesson II teaches to the attention.
OF cur hooped anh his hheeled re,d=rs:
\ fe~ sunday ago, modest young gentle
maa y our s.cq sntsuce ATTENDED th~ mornin..
service, In ons Of our i-honaiJ. cnurch.s o..
"a kindly how INTO u luxuriuu~y cn>hione.1
pew. aud a'sl hardly settled hin~sIt and taken
an eb- rvsti0n o. his neighbors, b.f,re "A h.au
hial young l,ds entered, aud With graceful
va" vi Tie hand prevented oar trieni from
tl-tt 70 give h.r piac-. y l tly .ut k iatoA
near Ia rad ben Il hytaa vas vteeno,t an.
-"Iitutiy iodhd th- page, aHd with sweet
sutttr that set his he,rt 4, tbumpiug h,aIra th.
II. lshoaf tue d Ok The tuill-t r.ls.d hi.
Iaa II ia prfyer, aud the iarr xir knelt. And
MS Doatu'e p~rpl"gei h"r com anton t. tel
WEIGH hiuSl 10 adm se. her beauty or her de-
ee4ta@ss Presently the prayer Tss coucuied
A Il t5 congr" ga'l0h RESUMED th-tF .n.ts Oar
tries'd Respectfully raised h,s ,ys from III. tat
"ltln H. hal been So earnestly Scanning 1T
~han she look"d up -" s1u.tt detect him star.
tns al her Alter couple ui speoads he DIR
tad ihtttVe glaat= al t1s thtrmsr ant ~,
alto 1ished q ee her still on her knees; h | ak
I'd closely. an sas t1at she tntcn atrsstrd
trembling n v.oirat agltaipn 10 do abt from th,
ehqaehi poser Of the pre,chrr. D~ppiy rYm,
ptthlring, he watched her closely h,r I'm tio,
D. CON" more violent; reachrag her hands heh,oc
h.f, she would coavn.-iVely grasp her cIaibiua
afd ~traih,as II ~ere ta rsud the brilliant f,hr.,
vi her drr>.. The light Ss- .xceptit vt, p.,a
ii 10 brholi, hui ne stlll g,z-i Ike one EN-
artsd n.ta .oaier And a. 0 u-hment Af.rr :
| fnthnte the lady raised h"r bushin. 'sc-
! hefetolore cufcealed Ia the cn-hi a. aud gitl
Der htnd made an aarsistak .hle be- kou - e.
TREAD. IL quickly moved aions IN p,w 10
"ard her, a.d ,acllaei his .sr. As Ire .vlienti,
w,s"ed t. aay some hing
| 'plsase hip m, r,r," she w1i.p red, IN
| ,lres. has caught. ana cant ~ up " \ hri.
| .Aabiaauea revealed th~ Cause II the dfisalty
Tbs Ialf s,Fi sorr ia.nianaais h, III h.atei sb
hase nus dpoa p9th n-es, shs-e heal. uf eaa r-e
stAch out at fighs an9trs; 4 Il, tbs pos tto
| IN. hteess hoop Il hss ar@ angird skirt canx III
vssl sn.hi, Aita Lnas r nd I'D it imp s.lrle
htr ~ fai.e hersuit or straishfea hsr lima. n
inufe sle stgasstrd, tue tighter VA sBs oouna
| ~ Gu "an con-tfained u call for h.Ip III
VA tu,hiediat.y, II III, scientifically rendered
AID ~hsa the hssi prayer sas III de. -he m"rti
| ihcllnsd hris.ii apan The baca of H. front D
tlinkuh, no aoubt, tat she was not ia pfaytn
as.Haac.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
A new swindle The Lady and the
lunatic Clerk

A correspondent, OF the Independence
Beige gives the following accoun, oi an
ingenious swnd - committed by woman
in the city OF Toulouse: ..H a.
"a y-,y elegantly dressed lady few
days ag entered one OF the most fash
ionable shops OF Toulouse in ques, OF ar
,icles indispensable Tor the toilette ol q
door, and eseryibiug alb Dut The lady was
calculated 10 llsplre the CREATES. couti-
dence.' ss ... ....m #..s
The shopping was soon done. and
the bill presented. l, is well, said the
lady. send one OF your clerks with me !;
he shall be pad. aud the carriage sLaIl
bring hii:. back. .s .f..-.. .....-..
"A clerk was soon ready; the carriage
moves on, and atlr: shor, ride, stops
before large building. The door Is
opened, and the lady nd clerk enter the
parlor. Alter iev n'omeuls delay, u
gentleman OF very respectable appeal
ance euters, and receives them cordial
ly.'
Take charge Of Monseur-I will soon
re,urn, says Tue lady. and takes leave.
La ,wo minutes tue noise oi the carriage
wheels IS heard.
"ihe young man. thus lelt alone WITH
| the gentleman, becomes impatient, and
excla,ms, Pay me il You please" For
whalf For the si.anls aud dresses y, u
know. BE hot 90 has'y my y un ,
trend; Iii ansver.' For wta,F For
your c,uvae>c-nce-C calm ynurseh.'
Toe clerk t.ougGl hat nc was speak
ing to HE Iady's bIolher. when, IN .e-
Amy, he was addressing DR.. ID -. Il
CT Irbfatrd physician ot lunaucs. The
lady uaI paid the doctor "a VISIT shortly
before uaAtns her barsaln, aud had con.
suited Lln, "a 4 solicited his AID III iavo,
Vi her young brolne!. WHO WIS nru '
deiangrd. She had given him iu,l ac'
count OF the mal.la ot her brother. whl
she told han ',eIIered hlmselt TO be ,nt
clerk oi solIe merchant AID would con
tnually demand money for shanls aut
dresses, whIch he lad sold Oh account
his emroyer. DIR. ID ---. believing TIA
he was with a luuatc. treats han as such
The clerk asks ior lis money, the doc o.
utiers him a room. A, last the younl
man works himself into a passion, aut
scream mos, leariuIIy. TINS confirm:
the Doctors susp,ctsus, aud he is c"r"
,enplanug trea,iug his patient TO Shove
baths, wntu tie clerk ,Inal is paper auC
iuH, Proposing 10 wrlle TO his employer
- ne doctor agrees. thIl,kiug to dlscov
er some new shmtoms. lLe letter i
drsIatched, aah au Dour afterwards. IT,,
merchant arrives, AID an explanation Ell
sues,
be success OF The plot was complete
The IeaGIrtuI lady could not be I0uud. :"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
TPT0N, CEDAR Co. l0WA--SAIURDAY APRIL Il 1857

YOU'VE AMERIcA--A certain JuIge,
while altrrdng court in shire town
was pa 'sing along the road where toy
was lnst letting down tie bars TO let soae
cattle Ia. ..aa ....-
HIS father stood in the door OF his home
on tie opposite side of the road, and
seeing what his hopeful boy was o>Ins,
shouted out.
john don't you drive them cattle IN
there. told you 10 pa, them IN ,he pas
ture brhlud Tie house.
The boy took no notice Of the remor.
STRANGE and his iather repeated the order
IN n louder tone, without the least effect
and thira II ne gave positive orders not
10 drive the cauIe IN there.
lie son dlIu even deIgn .c look up,
aud di.obryed the parental injunction
with a 'olness which shocked the Iud e,
WHO, 10 king at the culprlt, SAID in Il
toue OF o!Le'al dtgnHy:
Boy. don't you uear your father speak
lug 10 yuuf
o., y-a-a.s. replied the youth, cast,
ny Il glance at the Judge aud thea at the
parent, ''bu, don inind what he savs
| Mother dDur neIthrr, and tween she aud
|, we've about ct the dog So he don't
fun ng as tins IS. do It nj llfl the
veil tron picture Which illustrates the
| d mpstic ecOaomy OF more than one hous-
| hold wlltrc tue mare IS the better ioise
! aud Young America rules TIE roosl!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

Mosr IMp0arAxr rRoM UrAH.-Ne
have no doubt that there ~ POSITIVE IN
formation IN this CT Y that Brigham Young
aud his crew have burned the United
States archives, court records, &c, M
Utah territory; that they have demanded
the appointmen, Of one OF ,"o schedules
Of federal officers, both headed by Brig
han Young for Governor, with the
avowul OF the purpose of driving any out
ot th4 EcrrItorj by force OF arms. The
trnth ,s. the Mormons are already prac-
,icaily Ia Il state oil rebellion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
Il Tragedy in Kentucky.

The neistborhood OF FIrmngsburg
KY, was the scene OF a most shocking
tragedy las, Sunday night. The person
killed lived about SIX miles from tins VII
lage. aud though we'll to do in the world
was not IN very good repu.e. His name
was james iabrr, and he was murdered
by his own slave, IN his own house "hiie
lying in trout Of the fire Oh tue floor
asleep. The negro was convicted el the
ACT to-day. under bis own concession,
and Is 10 be hung on the lith proxIn",
He Is not at ali insensible Of his crime.
aud seems 10 have been terribly wrought
up,n by his late master, and declares
That he does no, regret the deed; aud he
was frlgh,iuily ,l-lreated personally
aud was time and agaln ordered 10y Ia
Der from the house. ,or the soE, pIpose
oi Compelling his vile TO subanIt 10 ntS
raber's) brutal aud depraved lusts; and
It. thus latter cause nay he traced ,Ais
awful tragedy whirn follows.
\ sler he. cuusu,ntua ed II, both himself
aud his wife lied from the house and Sc
GREETED themselves lear by IN 'hlcket -
l. Il e morning they we're pursued by tie
tie gHbors. and the woman ~ parox.
ys.n oi lear. wten she saw they Wee
likely TO be- found, rushed 10 Il sutaIl
stream at haul. and Jruunei herse!f an
| 10 ,tef MOI II ercesi three feei 1eep, beto't
>he c,,,lid be op1,taken. Tie man, how.
uver. was captured. and at once adm
ted his guilt, aud wholly exruIpa,rd h's
wreiched wiie from any share uI the iced
or any knowedg, OF IT until the axr clave
| It. head ci his ma sier iu t" aIn. Surd a
| e.apter as tins needs ~ comment Ii Il
! easy enough 10 conceive how these
| poor wtetci,es must have been exCped hS
the outrageous treatment they received
| frou tnelr guilty master, but while tht
laws oi the State lntllct almost sunmar,
punishment upon the II. they take no cog
ulZancr oi the "tfrncrs galus. thetn, and
tnelr uppresSors 20 oil Tree.
| Nhbe this tragedy vas telny enactet
| in THE country another scene was trans
p,rlug 10 the Cour, House N town. A
Young man was being ,ried Tor murd r
ing his neighbor, having first struck htu
with hiuiqe"n aud lCen staI bed hltn I,
The hear, xiii ng hnn dead all in broa'
daylight. and in presence Of halt dozeI
witnesses. All this was proved clear,
and beyond auv sort oil doubl---lhe frs
word. the stab and the death. Aud ye
this uasi was DECLARED innocent. l-ik
young Wood. he was 100 re>pectubl.
connected and too wealthy 10 fear couvic
,on. Are lalIs and grbbe,s reserved ex
clusiveNy for poor white men and mig
! p.r.t"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

4 IorrtI Fais. An Iris man yto
resided Ia thls GUY, disappeared in Sep
TENDER last. His vie tau ily 9aI neigh,
bors had dtlirgent search made for hnn
,or weeks, but without saaCass. IL lad
last teen sren riding ~ Il waao2 from
the city, uaier ,ie suppastelnn that he
was on the way to The cay. He vas al
visaa of las ,uis'aiie a#I got oat Ct tie
varan in WulcA hf hal asked the PRIV
lIege ot riding, lie was quite drunk aad
IeiGrlous al the time. A lew days since
Il DO, 1roug IA hgnaa bead INTO L larn
house ta Aaolt township. |! MAS taken
IRON han aud he was watched. and I'll
tenstn tracked 10 human body Oh the
lann o. Mr.. laYlor, 81 Scott township. ---
The tle$h had nearly ali disappeared, but
the clolhtug was recognized hy his poor
widow aud friends, as that OF the persou
alluded TO above, who disappeared a
Seulember. HIS name /, M 8.riSon.
lie was good mason, and has done "a
large amount ofarotk III Tins city. Wis.
key tl.es are thy doings. lo,ea Rsr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

Re-grafing oil Tres The late
George Olns,ead, Of Hartford, CT, was
very successful in grating new top> ioto
old rrpes lis rule was al vavs t. begin
a, The top, and graf! onr-thlrd Of tie Tree
in each vcar-,hree years being thus re-
qnlrei to complete the en're head. BY
graftlac at The ,o1 first. gratis are not
shaded hy the remaining branches, while
the necessary reduction throws the sap
into the remaining side limbs, and gives
lnens vigor for grating tie next year.
\ tree "seyentv-Grr years ol4'' was
successfully treated IN this way. TIE
lour;h year aiferward It bore ten bushels
ot apples, the li,h yror, eight bushels
and the sixth year twenty-rtght and i
bali Bushels.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

Our readers will have observed the
recen, statement II, tins paper of Luther
Barber, Of East Boo,aiei', before the
Frui, Growers Society Of Western New
York. Of the mode he has long siuC' ad-
opted N re-graflng Old trees, and ~
which he has had much experience. We
nave examined uees ol ns working, aud
know us statement TO be correct. HIS
mode Consists, briefly, ia saving of 'he
large iIiuhs low down, or very nrar 'h"
trunk ani sell ny u clrcle Of gratis, an
inch or Two apart, into The eXtenor oi the
wound Tney row rapidly. and soon
cover tAe whole snrace. his mode
combined with thai .! u. O.msed, above
described. would uu4 uO1edLY prove =
very complete oae.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

There Is man Of prouder heart
And nobl.r far, ween,
Than sceptered king or lsuresed chief,
Or warrior in his sheen!
Who would not give to prince or peer.
The splendor of his name,
Though hosts an shouting at his heels,
The herads Of his fame!
See yonder in his palace high.
His kingdom firm and wide
His throne the cot. his sword the plough,
His realm the valley side.
His only hosts his 1ocks aud herds
And fields of nodding jain
The subjects OF his royal rule
The lords Of his domain.
lie wants no helms or iron banda
Nor pomp Of waving plames,
Nor yassal knee nor warrior tread.
Nor Indas soft perfume.
He holds his rein, he drives his steed,
And bears his shining blade,
And herds are thinncd, and fields are strewn,
But not with ruin laid.
What he; in court or castle hall,
Whore kings in reyel shout
Arc not the words his royal lips
Right royalty ring out.
But on the breeze, the mountain breeze.
That fans the giant rocks,
He filings defiance 10 the foes,
That threat his fields aud hocks.
There - no bribe Of wealth or line
Nor sound Of trump or horn,
But he would tramplc IT, the dus.
Or hurl them back with scorn.
His only boast an honest heart
His freedom and a rod,
To haJt;e { his kin end home
,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
NO. Is.

- IL ,,ao
is Jealous tn cry oo. against his ,ys.
amy. if he is not ieaIous iAey Complain
Of his indifference.
,,,,slx s;,s
an o'a man, ", ""S. ,,.. a1y;ss 1I;s of a p,vs,.
was ~ 'u y I s'" -, uI IN ,o al.
, na,nral Jsalh."
.,o.n ,l.,
a. hs''s''' s' e.a ,,a. w,nj.,
s'a'' ""'' a. w. ,s r;s,v.es.
""o''' ",sy Eau se ,:,, ~. ,n.r,
'nes "0'''s' "''' wa '
can marty "as rs,,,,
young una" o0Hs'''sS. 60, vna
PIE" 10 ""ss'
can p'S"Se al! w r~ .a.s
An aucti0neer clerk IN New forA
being directel by hts employer 10 ad"er'
,ise a cory Of iresco by faphaes, wTo's
/" A iresh COW o' fa'h''
People who thi,k there's something In
, name. remark TINT the greatest Eng
I,s. ,r,Iosonha- WAS Bacon; one O! thu
cs, S,,,ch noa,s H,r. and one Ct the
pIrasan,es, British ESSAYS $, Lamb.
r.a,,ou., ,,bo In, ocessjo, TO waA
,,;h ,wn I,J,.s with one umbrella.
sIa',J WV" T sIxavs 90 in the m,Jdlrs, as ,hot
s,,n,,r.- "n d5v c,at 10 himself, and ia
s,a..;ng ,o ,ar,,al,,v 10 either q. the
I,h.,
''''s' -,
y scotch peasant gfI sa'a ~ He' ""''-
,n,d. him ,aro sac often, a,si STAY sas
I",o :, sss oov one la,s;e. For her vau
srs Ind r,,hrr 49,, the coupauy q an, la.
,'on ,,yan,v lo.s,es"
=, Ill.,,
a ta' or wm'e 'ra'e,i"s on 'ne ''"eS
! was Lately ASKED oy """ec ""s'o "S
lived, and whaI lbs business was SG'' "
"hlcn he 'eP'to 'iia' u" "'eo ''' ''''a''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

A SEs rsa uF indian CoRN-Js{>G FogN y III
FuEl. 4 farmer ia Illinois on ihe Grand t'ra'
rlc whnr- wood IL not tn ne bal AID VIII re coal
II worth 80 cents u bushrl. and e,rn the ~aar,
got out ci tasl while tie roiis were - hal ia -
ht could hot haul coal, and lu The emergency
the tried bHratag corn IN the ear Ia his -teFe
ia The place ot coal, agt ionnl that IL not oaly J
succeeded hut that IL vas actsaily cheaper u
hurD corn than coal aud that it not only nakes
a hot hre bis = cleaner one than coal
We Acre quite aware OF the value ot corn cohs
AMI c IN rtalns Tor tu.l but th IL a arw use y
the graia, though We see no reas'rn to doiht tha
AL article 81 tai oi oil aui alcohol must make
good .u.l, and not very expensive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
A PARADISE r9R MURDERS. - by :

A PARApIsE FOR MURDERS. by
reernt ACT ol the L"g, stature ell crtiues
are ballaOie. a. Il Consequence, no
Judge can issue mandate, aud Il h~
does. It Is d.sregaGded. huf3ans who
have COMMITTED narder, arson. or high
way roth -, walk the streets oi L-agrH.
s3fla and i.ecouol0u Wigh impGaity, AL
To oue dreams taal they wti ever euilef
lne punishment tAew acuons deserves,
rhe R1aum case brought matters to a
head, as lar a. tha Governor Is eotGern.
I'd bel II neither stands alone, n2r Is i,
ct more Importance tl4a maav Ctaefs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

A Strong Complrmoa. -Cuatr, w,sa
his pant snop al lie top OF the lorty loot
ladies. IooknJ down al the Aoy rubbli Z
his back lazily Agtlust the batlon rung
yelled Jut IN tx rene fright, Go away
dare pork you're making mischief -
81 Busnanan from MS gIddy elevation,
looking down upon Gemys proceedings
in tine printing office os the MIssour,
Dsmocr4t. exclaimed, 10 doubt, snto uyce,
"uo away Geary. yoa ate makIng Els.
chiei, but the monnntaiy fright being
over, u. VIII go on with the work IN hana,
st, Tor h,n 10 do. and whether tnat work
be "rotatsug' or wnslewashing the acts
o bis predecessor. he Will attend TO it,
and Like those who have gone before aitu
earn his SO 600 per annum. by doing
what he snouid not, and urnlting what he
should, until his four chapters OF lnvolpn.
tnry so,s have been ehrenleled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

4 .Nprau5s no J3ts - Fae pAllatcI-
phia correspondent OF the B,Ilsnore 4
m.rtcln says:
C0ls, irrahl. interest IS excited AIN 111
the friends All relatives ol II certatu MIS-
Jaqaeu botl IN this CITY aai Car>tet
county The Ia ly ~ Qlrstioa aas tntI'
Application for a disore" Fle cream
stances oi the case are peCaittr. htss
Jaqaru. about a year ay3, was at n par
ly WIN certala Nj Il ,catrH, where the
one cuallanged tie etnrr TO get marrled
by the way OF Joke. The bauter
was accepted; the ge tleman and badly
Jumped luto Il vehicle, posted oa 10 ii
n-lghborng clergy y4uan the kn0t was
tired; Jut the Ia iy having Shown brf spHH
drc.aIeJ she woatl carry tine pose no
farther. Blta parties sooa found they
had pone 100 lar. NJ. BIcInell VAS
gentl man ot property IN Oalo. IL
could to longer maze title 10 MS real
estate. Tne young lady, VINO telgne I
as d village belle, soon taund she nai
been trti,ag with Il ssrIeas matter 1t
| was an act o yoethtal tndrscfetan ior
which the law had provided no remedy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

EoLD The produce OF the gold ntAes
OF California and Australia during the
last year. with the SIT Her amounts ob-
lanrd from ogher mines. was prot ably
greater than the greatest amount acquIr
rd IA any previous year, ~ the history
OF the word. Tue amount eyrIrieJ tr0m
>an Francisco, from the produces OF Cal
iforuia. as slated IA the statistical reports
Of the journals OF that ctty, was $40 GA
434 TIN, excetle The amount expOf-
ted I'D eliher Vi tie tw preceding years,
,nough 1t was less by nrariy $4,000 900
tAan wa. exported IN 1888. rHe pfo-
dace OF the Australian m3ues has been
increasing rapidly. he pr duce Vi the
asl vear, exported from Melbourne, to
the lst ot December, was c0mputed o.
7Si 029 ounces, winch Is equAl 10 ahoat
So 3D., 900. and II We aid Sl,7Ju UJD
If ,m Auolraila, which VITA the amount
above stated iron California. gives a
rolal OF Gl07,73o 900 THIS IS exca-
sve ot the amounts retained ~ each cOua.
lry. aud those exported aud not embraced
10 he estimates. whICh aust anount III
the whole 10 large sun To tn.s - Il
be added the produce Ot othrr coIutries
nhtcA may probably have heen e44ai L,
'he ordinary produce ol the Mexican
Peruvian, aut Russian IA ne.. before sne
discovery ul iavsr ot California.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

A gay young man in Pittsburgh entered one OF
the 'ia. hinuable churches III that city, last
Sunday with taay on MS arm aud s1t'r grace
fulis laytng MS userc0at o ger the back oi h'>
seat, sat down. Suddenly has,sar, til CO gre
gatian vas Startled y IN ,st outrageous racket
aud lo. from the pockets OF the yoahg n ms over
coat hai rolled torrent Of bullets aud eaps to
losel by a silvermounted pistol Tue osnsr OF
De cat uss observed 10 hs very rsri In ~ tace
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

4 pert lawyer in the South la,e'y in
sulteJ the Judge, who hned hlm $40
He repeated the insult aud the Judge
doubled the fire; he tired II again aud he
trebled 1t finally he asked to go home. -
Nha, fort asked the Judge. "io buy
your honors paper 9, s,n per cen, TO pay
my iius."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11

irregular Ferbs The Paris cores
pondenl u l.dAeiters >rlrt OF the Times is
'esrdnsso ysor the foli"wing:
III j. astonishing how tore isneTs are
imposed upon By sone o. our wags. --
TIE oNefsh | went TO see u little freo
Gilman jn,' mrIsed, who bad been taking
English lessons, as he informed me, on
the soyge from fellow passenger. He
complained Of our granular especially
the irregular verbs. For instance
says he, 'Ze verb IL 90 Did you ever
See onr sacu VERT 7 Aud with the utmost
gravuy he read IRON a sheet OF paper;
90.
Thou departest,
lie clears out
Ve Or you make tsaoks,
They absqualuiate.
Mon D.su! VIM, disreguiar verb:
you have III your languag