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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15
Mr. f. Merriam saystb.t persons strue

Mr. L. Merriam says that persons struck
by lightning should not bc given up as
dead for at least thr,e hours. During
the first two hours they should be drenci,-
cd freely with cold water, and if this
fails to produce restoration then aid salt
and continue lrenching for an hour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

"Toush, MADAM. tough, did you
say" said the irasciblc boarder to the
landlady, as he was trying to carve what
was ostcusibly chicken. Yes en-, and
were | to give my opinion or the fowl, |
should say it was old enough to ha' 9
scratched up the seeds of original sin
when they were first planted >
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

In Cincinnati, "a fine boxing Newnouud-
land dog dropped his muzzla,and instant
ly, "a if fearing the do-.slayor thrust his
nose into It again, and trottcd along with
very happy wac Of his tail
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

~y~. By DAN H4ERAS. Opposite the Al
E dfieh House, Upton Iowa
go BEEF can he Lad regularly every morn
ing, sundays excepted. 36n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

PETER +. SMITH,
Book BINDER AND BLANK Book MANrFAcTrRBR
iora dvsnae, opposite Post Office, huscattEe,
up stairs third story. Printing Ruling and Bind
ing of every description executed to orderin the
best style, Oh short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
~ Blank Books constantly Oh hand. Old
books rebound
n. i. Book binders stock for sale. 2Gtf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15
IA r.. MAHONY T. BRO,
R II A | l. q K 5

ONE door below Myres' Hardware Store.
" All work entrusted to our care will be
attended to promptly, made in the latest fash
ieAs, AMI warranted 10 give entire salts action
Charges reasonable. Give US a call.
Upton, SEPT 80. 3GI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15
HENRY RUHRRUP.

vlysTCHMAKER & JENELER WrLToS, Mus
w catine Co, Iowa. Watches Clocks and
Jcyelry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

@nAss--2oo Boxes Of 4. \, y anainDea
" nfn qHe"'y ]. G.. A. MyeT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-15

DEAPERs MOWEiss-- A,k'as ~ : sel5shJ ReIni,
Il er, Nannys& " " : Marhef eraSe - ceIehratei
seapers W and AZ can supply them At factory prices.
Aaenhes' "h' '' games IL G. 4. Myer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
"The State House on Fire /"

Was the cry about o'clock, on Tuesday eve
ming of last week, just after our paper had gone
to press, and in few moments the utmost anx-
ioty was apparent in the large numbers throng-
ing the vicinity. The fire had its origin mme-
diately underneath the northern portion of the
Representatives Hall, where it had communion
ted from the furnace, which was in operation
for the purpose Of heating the Hall, prepara-
tory to the meeting of the Constitutional Con-
vention the next day. The most strenuous ex
ertlons were made to reach the fire, and for a
considerable time it was believed that it would
be eS'inguished without doing material damage.
But unable to reach the principal location of
the fire, the Hall at length became so filled with
smoke as to render it impossible to remain
therein, and it was then found that the fire had
gone up the partition and was bursting out at
the top of the building.
The wind was blowing gale from the north.
west, and as the flames curled and reared around
the dome, it was splendid spectacle. AS the
dome careened oven to the northward and fell in.
the mass OF cndqrs flew in all directions, cover
ing the ground and buildings, and setting fire
to the Catholic Church and number of barns.
sheds, &c, all of which, however, were imme.
diatoly extingnished.
The progress of the flames was so rapid that
in an hour from the time the fire burst ont at
the dome, the wood work of that structure 50
justly admired for its beauty and convenience
as the capitol of the Green Mountain State. was
consumed. Every movable thing was carried
from the building, excepting part of the An
tlquaran Library in the upper story-copies of
the most valuable of which, however, can be
obtained at the State Department in Washing
ton. The Brick Safes in the several Denart-
ments nobly wilhstood the flames and their con-
tents are unframed.
Those double walls of brick and granite tho
pillars, and the granite gable above them, still
remain, almost uninjured.
Every thing that could have been was done
by the fire companies, and no village has better
ones--for every hody belongs to them, and are
not afraid to work when and where the wardens
command. No human foresight could have pro-
vented the result, nor done more to extinguish
the FIRE.
The House was built some twenty years ago,
az q cost OF about 1874 900, much of which
was expended on the grounds and walls--the
"ooo WORK beng but comparatively trdng
expense. The loss to the State, however. will
be upwards of 100000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
Constitutional Convent ion.

The Convention which has just adjourned
was composed of more than usual number of
the talented and influential men of the State.
1t will be seen that the business of the Con-
yention was done in as complete manner as
possible, but net with unwarranted haste for
if one will consider it will be seen that their DO
sition, although laughable, had to be approach
ed with extreme caution. And men who pos
sess that foresight not to act, are more entitled
to honor than those who act strongly and over
act The proceedings which are given in full
in this paper, occupy our columns much to the
exclusion of other matter; but they will we'll
repay perusal
II seemed, according to the final result, that
Mr. Buckley, who was elected by the citizens
of Moretown, as town delegate, was the only
constitutional delegate, and composed the only
Constitutional Convention. He went before
the assuming body, and there nobly sustained
his position; when it was almost unanimously
admitted that the only business Of the body was
to acknowledge that they had no business, SO
passresolutions and retire, giving the Constitu-
tional Convention tMr. Buckley the hall. AT
ter discussing their g calling and election
they passed q resolution giving the members of
Mr.. Buckley's House their (his) debentu res,
and retired.
On the adjournment of the unconstitutional
Convention the constitutional one assembled,
and resolving itself into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Buckley in the chair, proceeded to
consider the proposed amendments. After ma
ture deliberation, and in accordance with the
instructions of the sovereign people. the amend
ments were unanimously rejected.
During the session of Mr.. Buckley Conven-
ton, some one had the audacity to "draw
picture of it as it would have been in the mag
ifcent and spacious hall of the State House."
and requested it be presented to a member from
Washington County in contrast to one drawn
by himself.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

The Patriot states that there is not case of
Small Pox in this town. We learn that there
as a case OF Chicken Pox. 1t also states some
silly things about the Kansas Appropriation
we need simply say that no draft has been
made nor is there any contemplated by the
Governor. lie has sent no Commissioners to
Kansas, whatever, All accounts from the Ter
rltory are to the effect that private subscrip-
fions are sufficient for the winter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

eash io'ea in the State; and such has been the
uniform practice in all Conventions called since
Till the present one.
we feel satisfied that this primary intention
.of the trainers Of our Constitution, lch has not
only been acqaiescsd in, but most clfdmlIy APP
proved, cherished and regered, BY the people O
this STATE ior three quarters Of century, should
noe be rec igod as an authoritative construction
Ct That provision, not to be denied or departed
from
We, therefore, recommend to this Convention
the adoption Of the accompanying resolutions.
PAUL DuLlNoHAM,
SUMNER A. " gBBrR,
NM. g. BeADLEY,
BENZ. L OLlN,
DAVID Il. NlcHoLsoS,
lioRATIo NEEDuAM,
WHY'S LYMAN,
BRADLEY BARLOW,
V. w. Waterman,
HorAcE WADswoRrn,
ELIJAH CLEVELAND,
JoHN Dewey.
Thomas BARTLETT, JR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

A DOUBTFUL. COMPLIMENT THE Patriot falls
to oompimenting Q) the Watchman as follows
=" NEwsPAPoRTAL. The Waterman and State
Gazettee, has new typo, new form. and looks
neat as q PIN We are gratified 10 witness
thle evidence Of our neighbours pecuniary pros
perry and we cheerliall!ly advise such persons
as may desire Republican paper, printed at
the capital, to subscribe for the Waterman J,
. Good Lord, deliver us 7" from similar no.
tice from that source. We should be afraid of
some gross mistake to have received such an
one. But is there anything in the wind We
notice that The Watchman published column
and half of Eastmans poems, the week be-
fore, with very complimentary notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Wea indebted to the efficient pen Of HIM
u. I. Walton for the elaborate report of the
Constitutional Convention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

10 CORRESPONDENTS. Whitchell puts
no town TO his letter to us. Where does be
lives
a. Russell sends us paper wishing his
stopped. What town does he live in
we have received 81 go from I'll. Putnam. -
Where does be live,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-07
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nYSPEpSIA CURED.
From Joseph Hoeis, Esq, Ae,c York city.

From JoSe2h Hors, Esq, Ae'p York CIty.
New YORK. July 81.
Gen; lemen Having suffered many years nom nc
peated attacks of DySpe STA in rs worst form, and a
most exha,s ed my ho,es Of Icing able 10 Obtain au
DC, nlanent relief VAS induced TO have recourse t.
tine Ocyyeaatei Bitters, prepared by DIR. George
Green, for which yoU a'e agents. 1t gives me gre@
peasu e to say that It's effect upon me has been hgL
IL beneficial Graduating the disease, and restoring M
In GOOD heal aud sincerely hope that all who ma
be suffering from that eadul disease. will be induce
to give the medicine fair trial, fully believing the
will no, be disappointed IN the result
JOSEPH HOME, No. 20 Wal-st.
S,ch testimon, as the above is en- tiled 10 the conf
dence az dvs epcS aud roves the efficacy OF the oN
,opnaied BitterS. Mr.. NOXle is we'll known us I
highly respectable citizen.
None genuine unless sgnedI. BUTTS on thewrap-
PSETu w. FOWLE h CO., l3s, Washington Street
Bos;on Prop,ieiOrs Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale in Sauuton,by JAMES q: LAIRD ana III j
c. VI. MsRRILATT. req 90 Loo.-1
r5g@ TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,-A re,
+red CLERGYMAN restored to health in few days, al
Ter many Wears of great nervous suffering Is anxious
To make known the means of cure. VIII send Tree
the prescription used. Direct to the Rev. JOHN NJ
DAtSNALI, No. 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. l.
Feb. 20, 1S51.-lmo.
r1sg- MIR. JAS. f. DAVIS is authorized to act a;
agen for the Spectator and his receipts Will be goo'
against the Pr0pretors
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DLANTATIoN AND MILL FOR SALE.

i offer at private sale my Plantation upon which
now reside, containing about 235 Acres, lying IN
the county of Augusta X miles east OF New Hopc,ad
joining the lands of Isaac COllman, David Beard and
Mrs Margaret Crawford The improvements are good.
The land is of limestone quality, possessing muato
soil to great extent. The land originally ex.
cellent and is in quite an improving con.
dition which can be greatly accelerated TO the highest
degree of fertility by the application Of lime. field
of limestone land lies contiguous 10 woodland, which
renders the burning OF lime both cheap and expedi.
toils, and il being located within The circle OF the
cleared land, makes it quite convenient to apply
There about l50 acres Of land cleared the balance
in good timber The land lies WE'LL perhaps equal to
any plantation in the county. The ground Is smooth,
works kindly, and produces well. There is Well OF
excellent water in ihe yard Csiern of water in the
barn yard, and Ponds Of in nearly every held
owing to the compact nature OF the sub-soil these
ponds hold water admirably. There is young and
thrifty Orchard of the choicest grated Fruit upon the
premises. The orchard has commenced bearing.
also offer at private sale my interest in the Hope
Mills, formerly "Humberts, situate one mile from New
Hope on the Middle River. My interest consists OF
one-haf Of said Mills ten of land and lis appur-
tenances. The Mills consist Of pairs of Burns
of Cho pers, Plaster and Corn Crnshefs and Saw Mill.
There are two DWELLING HOUSES, good Stable,
and Smoke House. upon the premises. The water
power is good aud the machinery in good repair. This
property, owing its locality desirable being dis
lance of 10 miles to Waynesboro' Depot ON the Va.
Central Railroad All the flour manufactured at this,
or any other Mill below, finds lis way 10 Richmond
through Waynesboro and these Mills being nearer that
point than any other the Middle River, gives them
an advantage over such other Mills.
more extended and minute description Of the prop.
erty is deemed unnecessary, those wishing to pur-
chase will examine for themselves.
If the above property is not sold privately before Sat.
urddye 7M day Of Harch next il will then be offered
at Public Sale.
The prices that ask for the above property cannot
be regarded high, were heavy payments required;
but Propose to give chance. by extending the pay
III. -
who could not otherwise purchase Irequire one.third
in hand and the balance in eight equal annual pay
menfs thereby enabling ajudicious person (afIer the
down payment) to the others from the proceeds
of rhe property.
All this property lies in community remarkabealike
for its morality and intelligence Convenient to stores,
blacksmith shops,&c Intending TO turn my attention
to another pursuit is the that propose selling
JAM 2s 1851 WILLIAM BEARD.
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