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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

GREAT Loss or LTE.-Accourts from Constantinople
TO the 22d oil August, received by way OF Vienna state
that whole has persisted in the desert IL left
Damascus on the 10Th June tor Bagaad Consisting of 500
persons and 300 hores and beasts of burden All pc.
rshed for want Of water, twenty the caravan
having lost the track The BedoRs took possession
the baggage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

LATER IRON HAvASA.-The steamship Philadelphia has
arrived Ne~ Orleans With Ave days later news from
Havana The crops quite hattering. Spectators
were endeavorng TO keep up sugar. with but little pros
pect OF success. Money stringent. Exchange nomi
nal Freights quiet The 81 ahsh aet awaiting fur
ther orders but serious apprshensions
OF anything beyond diplomatic rupture. The health Of
Havana improving in a great me asurc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

AWHEAT GROWING REGIoS.-The Rockford, uI) Reg.
lister puts in claim for Winnebsgo the banner
growing county in iheSate. One township alone raises
100000 bushels 1t is estimated that 100000 acres of
"seat were put in in that county producing Mt the least
calculaLiOn one million az hnndred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
A CARD.

WOULD most respectfully hanfs 10 nv friend, ems,
TONERS ahd ae public generally the liberal patronage Ihsye
received from them hope, sfc aebtIop L. bsn.s. a.
merit n Continuance Of the '''
have just returned have made .rv. ,,
ehases 81 ladies' grntlemen ehndrrn sho~s ~ 49,.
atsst styles AMI OF the bert quality Material ~ every de-
sofpon, 70 be manufactured
eano, surpassed In h world have
70 Pc kep regularly supplied With 81 knds 81 ladies'
shem.p Boot aud Shoes so, yh material every aud
lor AZ OF the above purchased by
have hand aud shall rc~vs bv elmo.
e. both from francs and tie Norh Of goods n nv line
dfcct from The manufacturers themselves 20 with
iaeure aEaJs renders assortment superior certainly
Heor 20 any h1uc here anywhere eise
county ~ 81 The above VII he sold low for cash Punoaai
paying eurorners the usual time. UIIJ.
Manufacturer and Imporos and
Bags. Va ises, Sc, No ts1 Main -, Richmond, va
prompt att@ntion. s.i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
We PROPOSE TO PUBLISH
THE GREAT BOOK OF THE YEAR,
The New Tale. By the Autborsss OF
THE LAMPLIGHTER!

WINS CUHhIIN5 has chosen Of
OF the principal heroine, the beautiful accomplished
M A - T. VAUG HAN,
Add las uren story Which, for elegance and ,hrpg
Interest has rarely been quaed By
question has been yunnins witt
Other book eqlal % LlHFIouEss" We can answer MS
qieslon whh Teret
,oa knowledge o1 from ne ad testimony literary
teneu o. Bos Who
sb binx Interest hol o. uton superior hoot
her nrt IN.
ED % osinK position will add i'm nenssiy her pr,vouT %
esfncd and old side reputation. "
ssis-5. 80 wsshioSicn 1s 70, o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
SsSSMsAASsRo xEx4I.zE[
q ssE
Mieklm
MOND HIG,
-, ~ :, - - $780, 70 az |. a

,etae. boa .id. q &c paper ,e mot Dc pse.a
"a 7hfs fong sfandtno, oa9h 90 be
% departed obituary noffo~s
Gag sssAf tSsss are eharvedtDr ds ddrertfson<nfs
~ su De charged s
We undertake % rsfu rejected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

CONCENTRATED MmK-Mr Borden Of Connecticut has
Invented an apparatus for condeusing milk. To hour
half, 500 quarts reduced TO l25 The liquid which
Is rejected during the operation is clear like water
sickish, unpleasant taste, in way resembling milk and
its smell Is slightly offensive IL is considered that the
concentrated milk Is rendered purer the process
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
PliHI.IC CAUTION.-I

PUBLIC CAUTION.-Atthi this particular s-a-
A son Of the year, when there various dseass
unu.iy prevailing the publ prints
adver ements quset nostrums puorng evrry
on from the TO the Asistc Chosrs hesd
Kennedy aud ueh ihe attractive vorrgs highly
By celebrated NJ Ds and MA
alone In the Of
These usually upon
long tn unknown. Not with BAkERB PREMIUM
sTkRs Thsy have been steadily and oeo,na.ly
them has that the Proprietor Win great
Guilty Keep with w. TLsse Bhter
universal PsDseea
Pspsia Bece Copdnf, CAoieyi ksross, hsdge.io-, ss
NssdcA los @APpsfsf<, md al
Pdfy ls Lirer aad inaffon fns Digesss 0puns ty
sae2sdd The Proprietor has
reputation thu
a Be made By his ngbbors and city the
adjoining oouns hundeds whom speedy
relief nom the Of these Bitter,
may be &c By applying to = BAKER. ''t
Price 30 cents per bottle. nm 'nH.'H
To he had Wholesale end retail the Drug Purcell
% Ade Gray and others In the
Druggss this State also Of O. stot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

HoRsEs AND PuNP.-Tte Delaware county Republican
tells story of two horses In Ridley township who pro.
vide water Tor each other, the taking the wooden
pump handle IN his mouth and pumping while tire
other drinks at the nuzzle. DO horses The
Republican vouehes for the trnlh OF the atorK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

NEW FALL STOCK.
GNHRfsTIAN a GATHHOP srs nov recsivios and
~ ohr EOR oAsH yy is'gs sud attractive Of TkIL
oOODs, flr farmers and fsDiiies, Comprising:
Heavy coi9red ard White Hantets
D. Paled Cloths md 4. q Hauneus
DO Tsesis snd Cassimeres
Ctfoina Jeans anf Hsd Linseys
Cotton O.naburr and Heayy shirngs
lOf and 10 9 Hrovn and Bcached shirinrs
Slpsr rsiied whits ard Red Fanneis
Vol 81 and Ffsnch Hcrn1fa
Pad Merinoss AMI Eannes
Prntcd Nluseitinss, Z shIilnf-a freat bargain
Hne Pafh Mo8selanes add Robes
tttra Rich Founosd Fsfygt Robel
Do % 90 Wact and q a red euk nrh~g
10 DO Bargsd-ins Pr Dress Patterns
N 10 a7f s.rlp,d sika, a. 70 c-sti--aba
Pf1tsd Paris Nerinoes, very hsn isor,s.
ALSO,
s.sutd sytnsnt % cloh aod vel,s costs Rh oen,ns
500 pad Woo ehsvle vi aso,t-nt Of ~,
ss'' o. Sood' for uDJ sdv vheh v Be sod barF.ss
"is - HAn sTREEr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
IISEl In QIIEEN YIGrQRI Asc IAIrNrnpx

TIE Ladies respectfully srAaonn
KxctusivELr USED QUEEN vicroRIAs LauxpRY
Ana Her Lsys Ls.ndrsss says although she has ,.d
Rice and eshs Powder srhss she Of
them equal 70 The 0isnnsid, which 10
THE FINEST sfARoH SHE KvxR UsEp
Sold By peeas,. Drssss throughout N. To-
lon. ROBERT HO8IE. N N.v YAH
ssil-eSm Sole Axsnt fort the UnIt>d sat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16
DENNIs q BROTHER.

FALL TRADE.
JOHNSTON a. TRANSPORT.
NO f23 NAN STREET. RICHMOND Va
IMPORTERS or HARDWARE, CUTLERY GINS. ANN
EDJE TOOie % BvEHT DEsoRIPTtON
ATE DE attention ~ Merchants and Farmsrs n vt,t.
w North Cafona aai Tsnnessee
Cd stock u HARDWARE srh nov In fsrsf a. s, a.
manufacturers EuEaa snd this eounfry eopnr TSo y,
Cargcntss Smiths, Mas3n's, Coop r. aud uIsrfyb, "
Ares Haebe,s. nasnnf,i savs, Ausefs Anger HHs &C.
b1cks-Htpct Rim, Psd I'll, Chest Cupboard. Ge
Anvls, Vices. Bellows, fcngf, Sc
Ttrsd and Manila hops, Of ~ So
Burdcbs Virgins u,rae Mule Shoes assortaf srs.
Kdggr. wOenhoim tnd Ducsr's Poesst snd Table Gallery
Hies and Rap. ~ ever descrppon.A e '''
Asr and comp etsessore Of R,rnu,,.
Double and snge Cans, Rinrr, vie Knives, Ac
hn Tor sale a. The 0Ne4 market rates uhoirsae
seis JOHvsTOg 4 AZ AxsNoao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

DUyAl a. N OHTON,s .. HOHsE
~ fONIc."-We have bcen selling Duval q horion's
ior' Tonic for some and although When nrt into
uced did sale bsing
si found the public determined H. Nov
testimonials scacy
for which -nded and In public
md cus'omes do with full confidence n
All the the city sell DuvAi Eorton orss
Mandatory. Main o. sci
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

AT HOME AGAIN.-J.A. BkLvIN has u.
49, moved To his new Buildings Governor Street, be
ween hsn and franhn, where be htted
splendid style. and vel
t nov has every hnE liked hs
iahc. ma
The Washington union., 1857-11-14
LATER FROM TEXAS,

The Hon. L. A. Thompson was elected mayor Of Gal
weston the 3st ult to All the vacancy occsioned by
the resignation of Hon. J. ii Brown
The baYque Nueces sailed from Galveston on the lst
inst for Boston, with ,230 bales of cotton.
The Austin Intelligencer contains the proceedings Of
meeting Of the bar IN attendance upon the supreme court
at Austin the 23d ult to give suitable expressions to
the of their loss in the death Of the Hon. Thomas
j. Rusk Touching and appropriate resolutions were
prepared and presented to the court through the ator
ney general, the Hon. James Willie, accompanied by nm
eloquent and feeling address, to which Chief Justice
Hemphill replied In short culogy the deceased,
which replete with power beauty, and pathos.
The Baptist State convention met at Huntsville last
week There wereabout 900 delegates in attendance, from
all parts of the State The report Indian mission't
presented by Gen Houston. chairman of the committee
recommended the appropriation by the United States
government Of of money for the establishment oil
schools along the frontier under the guardianship Of the
denomination.
The Washington union., 1857-11-14
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival ct The schooner Red Fox Capt Cole, at
this port yesterday morning, from Tampico Nov. J. we
have received TaInpico Journals Of late date
The Pisma mentions report current at Tampco that
Gen Parrod had pronounced at St. Luis in favor of the
dictatorship of Comonfort, but places faith in its
rectness
Gen. Cara, governor Of hmaulipas, presided at San
Luis at meeting Of stockholders interested in the
structon Of railroad between San Luis and Cudad de
Vtoria Other roadsare being projected, and the Pr
ma of Tampco has several able articles the subject
Otho of the leaders of the late San Luis rebellion
had left Ganaiuato roe for San Luis in custody Of the
officers of the law.
The building, books, and other properties Of the Uni
vcrsty Of Mexico, suppressed by the government have
been set apart for the formation Of national library
A government decree has been issued comforting re-
wards the defenders of Pueba in the late nsurrecon
The Washington union., 1857-11-14

Our readers will rccollcct that time ago the Rev
T. j. Simpson, of Pitsbug, while ON his way to meet
ing Of the presbytery of his church. ruined young g
who had been placed under his protection travelling
companion He tried and dismissed from his charge,
his guilt having been made apparent beyond doubt
We now learn from the Louisville Courier that this rev
erend seducer is making strenuous cxerons to be rein
stalled Last week the Allegheny presbycry of the Cum
berand Presbyterian church met when three petitions
were presented asking that he might again be admitted
to the functions of the ministry One from the MIS-
sonary Society; and the second from The Ladies S'eg DO
cy attached TO his former congregation the third was
signed by about thirty of the members of the ohureh
The presbytery unanimously declined to oblige the MIS-
sionary and Sewing Societies by rehstating him,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

"a, tl,e I'm inst, he La4ysslatnrs 81 Tenn.
sytv4i.. w n. into Gov ntlah e me eteesius'
7, T-t.,r.4l ~sras.-a ,.,aatitr I've prsniaFns CAN
4t,a,.s for election. Eyre 10 a tarnes
rbe ESPECIAL ret and fsvu*ite Ja'asss 70 tshai
an sna Cen. Snran tamsF1n, formerly
ID .puefst, .ynt naw kepa lean, ana b1H'f
a,.n Nv thu eer1 mp TON ~ the tlrfi sefsbie Pr
4 vi ,ua zrr il'ty 10 siatecta'y 81 IN nreasrh
slniui-tral II q al asen "a : 20 It'd o. sys'o i
SAFE none could ht ioIaI more J 'etoaa"''
n IL slave parry, taal lir. Cassfon. aaa
III, . sr5rpt,fi... theu Col. Eerney,
t,r 10 inx f,.,,s af dietstin from 'a1 rrs'-
nj tlc,f. 10 the Democratic Representative
Of l. nlsgsvaista vii folly rpi~:
.A.tny o ss.ti,n na the sHtlecS OF ciecsia-
Tn ted ! aIe- -atta ar mas t4a tats inners. @ u
t-g ou 81 say tn NV friends thai toi. @'an
" Flraey, IA my orirof. viii best SEW
nv atm Illustration Of d tanae ''anea, @aa
,.I ta. cgfupirnea ei a d 0 / get tor th'
rotss OF nv tr Ell = III hts laser l'f { n. an q.
M Rs,ast4~ &c. hl4ok aad - est, arc V"rF
atr ripn bet Cai foruay's !Itaas 0Fe III
p.T4Ur - Gn Is aoa all % hsIa
JAMS GUcIlS,S"
II vy.a tl,ia uayv ,rrau.g.i latnllefrnce 90 IN
esrt ef jams Bacha ,an, taaI caused eight 90
44ue De.i rarats WSa " tiil .lr0taF ave -
,r.t rA Fernay, 10 vate iof Mr. Eostar, AMI "A
ct cE tseraty eenng . tnerun IL siass i'i'
.taucp. =, vi VAS y.rrui d fr good
IL re- is .st 4 la ut st,.s Eapaa!Icaa Stnaat"r'
alrliy rNlectra. NJ. Cameron wftt sac III
i ACE. o. Ssuaaor hraslheatt. Aa isr Tire ! =
ye,.r+ has rat tss. q b oes1aai a ~ ~. n
~ ,...t n~sar .plin4 h. IN ia uaty ~hzts
ggI+d Gge ttal le "a as..r vs'set a4t ttt.r say
.,r the st1titets.,,,a III Rrd f Lss.Ty. V"'s
H. Ila star at Il .sI9ta4 t.ai As "a 49, - etia
a- Taa B.a IS l4 utGita All nj hs n1"
0 slave rass,. IE.-esGsaE Dauo rast gA"'o'
eausl 49, zen
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

ArACT Fixing the salaries OF Snpfeths
and Dsstr1c, Judges ~ TINS s'a'6 a"'
nroy,d.ug for their payment.
ssc. |. Bet enacted ~ me Gsfaf'as
a,.,ablv Of Tie Mate Of iora. haf tae
J"JTs~ al tae supreme Court OF ms
s,a,, sbalI r.ceiy- Tor their services 'ho
sam of 81 900 per annam eaeh 10 o - au
a,,ei ike o,hes cGaaas against Inc 's'a"'
.,d ps,d uuanprly Cat tie end OF eae"
ausrer) out III any money IN ii'e 4 is"'
ory not otherwise apPropri 7 q. -,
Src .. That the several Dis'ric' 'aog-
go al the state shall receive Tor the'f SCI :
vices the SUN OF $1,000 per anuih rao''
IN be paid In ike manner as pfos'ueu !"
tue mr. cetdng SECTION.
Sro. 3 That the salaries PROVIDED 'oi
j., .a,tteu | III THIS act shall b sabaheu
"a though they commenced running 0''
the {; av os August \ ID. 800 r-..
Src. 4 Tat this act shall axe y. shT y,
and Re iu fore lromnnd after rs ppe'''
CATION In sue Iowa .hty Republican anu
iawa Capital R@por''r.
sAmuEI MeFAsLAsp.
Sneaker o. tue House o Rep >
". " iIAaILros.
President ul ttt. oen4te,
Approved January l7th. 1897
JAMES W GRIMES.
Orr.cE Hce'y At tate.
Iow.t,IrY. jan 2l,l 81.
| e-r,fv tuat lne foregoing - tue
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Ds. Maynard: Its the very paper we


d.. Maynard Itis the very paper we
saghs - SUSAN, il being near our reach,
aud we ougn, to support II.
G. &. Nrnicrode; Every teacher in
ths State of Iowa ought TO lak. il.
WIN. MeClalu: II teacher would not
take IL, We nould no, wish to employ hIrn.
II lie was TOO lazy to read it we should
soi uscd him.
Moved and carried that {. <. Nestle
rode tax. charge of Ills matter VI sub
scribing and taking the Journal
Moved and carried that IT, a. Curtis
bs Treasurer OF tins society.
Several teachers subscribed Tor The
laurnai.
prssidsn, adjourned ali hsh.past six.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

shall re,oire ia The Holy One OF Israel.
Imian LXy chap, 18th verse, my ser
wants s..a!l rejoice la, We shall be asham-
ed"
Isaiah here has particular aIinsian to I
the Gospel d,spensatioa under which We
live. We now turn to the words OF our
own Saviour by John XVI chapter and
2sth verse, ,lfy- love III We would re,
inice.' We ask Who can pretend to es-
tabllsh religion based upon tie n, crpt>
OF our Saviour, and yet deny the doctrlnes /
laugh, by his own month; lock and thsnk.
We have more than fiay quotsuous more,
at our command, III the same character,
that eau be extracted from the pure touu- |
tam. as pure as God ant the Holy Scrap /
lures to show the true character Of God,s /
acknowledged and highly approved church
and children, but we think there are quite |
enough 10 those VINO do not discard the
Bible. We have went back 10 the early
historv of the church, have gwen quota
tons from dlfieren: az S. even rpio the
orGcles OF The Son oil God j; and in every
instance 1t was admitted, approved, and
in some instances euloined; III ye love
ne We would rejoice SIC. Now id all
we have said, we have not attempted to
say any thing bout SnoUTrSa. lhougn
il did happen TO slip in, IN one quotations
for it wr7 hard to keep il out, In that case
shouting and rejoicing seemed to be com-
mingled together, and II you WISE ID be-
hold the scene, attend the place at which
SO MANY sneer. We viii row make a
lew quotations IN rs brtel aud connected
a lnaaHer os possible, p>hon taaE shout
ing IN tae church oil Co! IS 81 no modrrn
date to wit. "A command 10 shout i~atah.
XII cbapt 9Th verse, Cry out aud saout
thou inhabitants OF IIon; Tor great IS tie
Holy Onp oi Israel in the must thee.
Isaiah XIII cnapt liza and l2th verses.
"t,r' them saout rom the top ot rr
mountan, Let them { we glory upto the
Lord. Sc Irpbenian III ct4ap. III
verse, "~aout y lsrarl, be glad aad rr-
l,Ice with all jhe nrnrt &c. JoU Xxx
VII chapt. 7,h verse, ''Whrn the n,ru-
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-ntt.. vstf-e 4, fs~sf.e sle7- =: 10 lea.
Tarrr 4..r..L4-E. @tt4@ l--lGE -ca-t CT ~--ar
o.4rs.s. fraa ...st..5 T.saenE1a. he E1tats
af 4 ar.aa .s .fa-asas-a .aaa eft sid L4angY, Led
tra#r #r-E rfr#r+ s-#. .1sa@.# -rga rnubaaa4 u.
- inc ,ra-ea Esrrz 3ss7 ~ sa.a gasrt ses ansa
settlement "A Persons taasnaa.zd ar1 aeesta-s
rga#aa# t3ae Il -l #4 tHaw -~Easr @aa object t4ats@
g. tFee ertG s@na- @55t he a1rr-gga. and aid -
erar8aa fa &ssaszaz-a4 ssas1 g11.1Gr G-.y' -
liability 20 =. rrnr-EHe8-
- #EL1s 1-f~vg. County s1era-
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IteAvv ROBBERY IN Nss IoRk Ia If c.
Of n jndi Linses.a aud Sperm a Company o.
N ~ fVrs wts rn'ltlsf hstsa-n ) auurfay ntxlt
aud Monday moraing Itst. Of bl-ile-s q per
tud innls Central kai.rold hnass I the - II,
on so H0D. TIL rarnars NJ cai tlair 81
trance through The seuttie 'f the 70 I aae mai.
tA@tr EXIT 80 tae -ids dopr A m4l nansa
ID tnaam. @ha presented n I,rg~a d,aft at IT,
u ak 0i Com rarce OF Ms company tor So 10
o. tao das Grew o - is rappO tAa 81 knos soma
thing Nv tie ioouery aud has accordingly uarn
arrested
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Notes from The CAPITAL.
CoIrMnus, January -, lS5

CoLEMBus, January 13, 1901
FasHsp suxssaaeu:--fe sterday Mr..
Nendeuhall, OF Jefferson, introduced the
following prsamble and resolution INT,
the House Of Representatives:
WHeRExs complaint has been made
90 certain members OF this louise that
gross outrage hes been perpeuatei by
the lat. physician oi the Oao Penlten-
tiary upon a patient IN The hospital,
therefore,
7,soise1 That the standing committee
on the penitentlarv be instructed 10 m'k Ike
inquiry into the correctness ot SAID into'-
NATION, and report thereon To this House,
and that, ID enable them to do SO, sand
committee is hereby empowered to saGd
Tor persons and papers, aud to take les
tlmouy under oath os affirmation.
Fhs iacss OF tne case, as have learned
tsem from reliable authority. are as toi-
lows: Oh the Both dag ct January, -.
30. DR.. John Dawson pbyslc an 10 the
peutientary, operated Tor cataract upon
the lett eve OF one OF str prtanoers.-
Through too effects OF tie operation, the
eve was rendered entirely bliHd. Oa
the 9Th Of Apni last, lie doc'cr inform
ed the suma prisoner t1at lie wished to
operate on tha olher eye, that 10 had
come ~ the PRISON tor tHal purpose, and
that he Intended DONG (. The prisoner
told hin that he lad no confidence IN bum
--taa, he lad lost one eye ~ lis trrat-
rfen', and tI;at was alt he could afford 0
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

4 p. Z. Oh, a New lHk ,4y-uCrrar. has
arrived at Nv sstsntGoa ttm Arriz lula the
~. t.rrtrry formed at II trs s-tien plrch ts-
ef Mes~iila E.aav. H., btaxs sttl hAn cta
dsatirl- ana claims y seat tins III 4a-t, a. r-t..
resent lties from mat II g.Ory H. raportA
f'la u 1pIiail0n # i triz IuA At FROM o 900 a
Is 900 aud that the t-rrltnr wlil make q stat
iuuuL as large "a PeansYIaata.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1857.


WYE have n hand ana Cor safe a variety Of
w alikiads OF Blanks, Including
Deeds, AoFIEsgsA Aotea
sabpoen.s. bonds, Executors.
Petitions Tor iaw-sntts
do. Reads.
Notices for Iaw.suils,
10. RAsaa,
Receipts for use oil snper~issrs
AM al other Blanks used ~ pablic onesrs and
huxp -Sg men
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-31

j. ID Harrison. "a Kentucky, has baen
teieFFl pnati an otfsr ps aeppAim ,siG al j tdte
in place 81 Lacpmpta Ia + sasas rerrita =. lie
il sat u tts q mta 81 b IA tone and w,s Tar
neriy las artner ~ II hreekenrtdgs. AM
was tae pxa-grcr II II rurv Claws will!