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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
The First Lieutenant. = Governor Of Iowa.

Iowa has never had Lieutenant G O.
vernon, but she is soon to have one, and
he will be an honor to her. Gran Fa-
vile came to Marion yesterday, a stran-
ger, unknown and uncared for, but when
he left this morning, he left behind him
a host of friends, whose warmcst wishes
for his success go with him.
Last evening Mr. Faville addressed the
voters of this locality in the Court House.
Notwithstanding that the NJ. L. Confer
ence and the Baptist Association were
in session, the attendance was respect
able
As a quiet, yet forcible, argumenta-
tive speaker, We have seldom seen MIR
Favillc surpassed. His speech contained
very little thunder, but plenty of light
ming. His subject matter was dressed
up with no useless vcrbiasc, but was pre-
scented forcibly and plainly to his hearers.
The impression created by Mr. Faville's
appearance and address was remarkably
favorable--in fact, much more SO than
his most sanguine friends had antici-
pated
In the absence of any acquaintanccs
to refute them, all sorts of rumors had
been circulated here in regard to Mr.
Fayille's character and ability, and some
had been believed. These are all hap
PLY dissipated now, and the Republicans
of Linn County go into this canvass with
the consciousness that they are support
ing candidates in every waJ worthy of
their sufTrages
+. n. Bates, Esq, of Cedar Rapids,
who is attending Court here, was called
out, aud made an excellent speech, which
was loudly applauded
Hon. VIM. G. Thomson followed, and
closed the meeting with speech given
in his usual spirited style.-Aarion Re
gtstcr. llH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

- h.ic Notice is hereby given, that by yirtue
ota trust Deed, made by Samuel Z, Free
man to Wells Spicer executed on the 18TH day of
feoraary' A. d; 1857, and recorded in Book A :.
Recorders Office OF Cedar county. AID for Lot Ma
seven % in Block No. eleven ii, in the town Of
Upton; vii oa.r for sale at public aaetion. for
gasn, al the Court House door ia the town of
iptoh' IN Cedar county Iowa, on the LIST day of
october, A. u. 1857, at one o'clock p N $3.50
aay, inc sad Lot No. O., in Block No. an in the
eowh OF Upton Iowa; together with all and sin.
guar the appnrtenances and improvements there.
th or 80 rch thereof as may be necessary to pay
win I'm =. w hundred ana forty-seven Dollars,
WIN Ten per cent interest thereon and costs and
Expenses; due to Wells Spicer, on a premissory
note Tor the security of which said Trust DECD
was was executed Said premises will be sold as
80 esaiu, a. the property of said Samuel S. Free
man, to satisfy the claim aforesaid ''o
Aug. &, 1857. WELLS Sprcrp
Trustae
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Important from India,

One of our citizens, Dr. Shelton, for
merry resident in India, has received
letter from there giving the important
news that Delhi had at last fallen The
British troops finally succeeded, about
the lst of July, in re-capturin- Delhi
and beating out the insurgents. The
King Of Delhi, and 1000 of the native
troops, were shot as an example. 1t is
thought this success will end the Indian
war, or compel peace for the present
The other parts Of India were quiet
Dqr. Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

POTATO RoT.-The Cleveland Herald
learns that farmer in Avon, Lorrain
County, has lost thirty acres of potatoes
bv the rot and that another, whose seed
cost him one hundred and fifty dollars,
will not gather potato. The Norwalk
Reflector hears complaints of the rot in
every part of the country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

Hon. SAINT J. KIRkWOOR, HENRY O'CON-
NER, ESP, and other distinguished Republicans
will meet Hon. BENZ. NJ. SAMUEI.S, Democratic
candidate for governor, ana discuss the political
issues of The day, rs follows in
Iowa City, Johnson county Friday, Sept. 18th
Marion, Linn county, Wednesday, Sept. 20th
Upton, Cedar county, saturday, Oct I'D,
davenport Scott county, TUESDAY, Oct 9th
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
4 New Railroad Prof ect.

We have received call from MIR S.
VI. Brice, Of Centre Point, Linn County,
and Dr. Guthrie, Of Benton County, who
are trying to perfect the organization of
Railroad Company, for the purpose of
building a Railroad from Wilton, thro'
here, and SO up the Cedar Valley, to in
tersect with the st Paul and Minnea-
polls Railroad, which has obtained II
grant of land for the purpose Of building
Railroad from St Pauls to the north
line Of this State The latter road will
soon be built, and sooner or later road
will be built up the Ccda" Valley. The
projected road is not designed to inter-
ferc with other roads, but rather to act
IN conjunction with them. The project
is worthy Of our attention. although it
cannot be expected that any road will
be built Oh the proposed route till money
IS easier
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

proud American Eagle sitting poised up,
on it. Now wee can say like the Angel
of the Lord that sit rmong the Myrtle
Trees and exclaimed that he had passed
to and fro and all was peace--YouR IRU
FRIEND. = Nashville Patriot.
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Bay We publish the subjoined letter
for the special benefit of those of our
medical friends who may desire a Local
tion in the South The town is evident
~ strictly Democratic, and, to Judge
from the subjoincd, must, as a matter of
course, be justly famed for the intelli-
gence Of its citizens
FAsIsIANs" ATTENp-CorY OF A
LETTER RECEIVED BY A =" FAsIcIAN,"
IN NASHVILLE, TENS.--Sir: This is
to certefy that wee, the citozens of -,
are very anxious to get a good Fasisian
in our town, we have only one here, he
is always intoxicated if you know of a
good wone, that wishes to seek a locS-
ton, you will confer favor upon Inc by
directing him to our town immediately.
Our town is improving rapidly--bids fair
to be large Town, ! presume you bird
of my marriage; | have taken the Solo
mon obligations of Matrimony | mar
ried Miss -, on the Twentieth Of
September; | tell you she is handsome
if she was to pass by you wonce, you
would think you was famed by the
Breezes of an Angels wing. Who raw
for BuekAannon and Breckepridoe
About eighteen months ago, | dreamed
the effects of knownothingism when it
raised its flight in the North, it winged
its wsy over these free and republican
States | thought it would find Iogipg
place in the Funeral Pyree Of the Re-
public. But thank God in the Dark
cloud Of Anarchy and Dissolution that
thiekened around this mighty Faberiek
of ours, have dispursed, and the same
old Democratic Flag, that Jackson and
Polk fought under, have once more I'M
furlcd herself in the breeze, and the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
fgGAE NO0lGGG.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

To al persons ,ci,ona II mag conrcra:
NOu are hereby notified that Marietta Bailey
4 widow Of Amos Bailey, decea~ld, late OF c.
OAR county Iowa, has made application 10 The
county court for the assignment OF her dover n
tereSt in and to all TIE real estate hich said bs
Ley died seized Of and unless you appear and
answer thereto on the first Monday in October
next, referees will be appointed. and ASS gumcnt
made. GEORGE SMITH.
County Judge
Upton. Sept. Is SO. 3--Sw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

A gentleman was speaking the other
day of the kindness of his friends in Wis
ting him. One old aunt in particular,
visited him twice year and stayed six
months each time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
THE HIGHEST Waterfall IN THE

THE HIGHEsT Waterfall IN THE
WORLD. Some writers having described
a visit to " Vorinssso,," waterfall in
Norway, and claimed FOR it the greatest
plunge in the world, the editor of Hut
cta's Maguztne, California periodical,
says "The astonishing height Of the
above, although situated in one Of the
most romantic and mountainous countries
in the Old World, cannot compare with
those Of our own California, which sur
rounds the magnificent valley eff the 10
Hlnite O1c Of the fails is thirteen
times the height of Niagara, that bsing
165 feet, while the 10 Hamite fan is
1000 feet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

These meetings will be addressed by Gov
Crimes Judge q. W. Rankin, of Lee, Hon. Tim
Davis, Hon. Ruben Noble Judge W. Smyth of
Linn, W. Nandever of Dubuque, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen.
The county Central Committees are expected
AMI requested 10 give general notice of these
meetings and make such arrangements as will
secure a large attendance Vi the people.
S. J. KIRkWOoD, W. PENN CLARKE,
GEO. -. WOODEN, | HIRAM PRICE,
W. II. FARMER, HENRY o'CONNER,
State Central Committee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
The Tehuantepec Question Settled.

New Orleans, Sept. ii:
A dispatch from the Belize says that
the Tehuantepec question has been set
tied at Mexico. The Garay and Sloo
grants have both been nullifed. The
vomito had much abated at Vera Cruz.
No other news of importance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
Death of James r. Hildrtb, ESQ.

James 7. Hildreth, Esq, the senior
editor of the State Democrat (Daven-
port), died at his residence in Daven-
port last Friday evening 9th inst at
eight o'clock, aged 4S years. The Da-
venport Gazette pays beautiful tribute
of respect to his memory. Such is life.
All must sooner or later follow him.
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TIPToN BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Exchange Offices.
WIN. ii. TUTHILL, Dealer In Fxchanvo
Il. NJ. HoBSoN, Cedar County Bank
Land Agencies.
II. G. PIATT, General Land Agent
GEO. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land age,.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS SPlCER, Agent of the Aetna. the p,,
the Iowa State Mutual, and ~
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co
Attorneys.
II. G. PIATT, sA. BIssP1r
JNo; L; YAM JOHN HUBER,
Physicians Il Surgeons.
M.MAYEY. Homeopathy W. P COv.S
J. SMITH, (Rochester.) }. D. McCLT'Rp
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES sWETLAND, General Dealer.
KIsER, CREW a. TURNER, 50
J. L. RAY d Co., do.
\. CHILDS d Co, Groceries ~ WoodcI VAR
Tailoring.
S CA Y,S \ gilmore Manufacture Dealer.
KIsEK, CREW d TURNER, do.
7. MAHoNi d Co., Tailors & Cutters
Druggists.
GILBERT Co, Drugs, Groceries, Notions. etc
GElGAkT d MCNAMARA. Druggists and pharm.
ceutists.
Miscellaneous.
N. ii. TULL0SS, Permanently located pfr...t
WIN. BAGLEY, Manufacture and Deal,, II. Errri
:. L. F0ULK, Manufacturer Of Tin War
W. c. METZ. House Sign and Ornamental +. ,-
and Paper Hanger.
JNO. H. BIRELEY. Dealer in Lu.aher
DAN. HARRASS, Meat Market,
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Philadelphia, Sept. II.
A box belonging to Messrs Hacker q
Tevis, containing over $1l 900 in notes
and drafts, was stolen from the Philadel-
phia Bank to-day. Payment of the notes
and drafts have been stopped.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

w ANTED, Immediately, the privilege of
w taking every Man, Woman anil Child's
LIKENESS in Cedar Go. Now is the time to pro
cure the shadow sre the substance fades"
How often do we hear parents and children
speaking of their dece ased relatives, and sigh
that they had not procured a miniature before il
was too late.
This can now be remeded by calling soon, at
the car Of MANSON 4 SIMMONS.
Upton, Iowa. Aug. 26th 1851. 34tf
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When you have enoagh to eat to satisfy
hunger; enough to drink to satisfy thirst
enough to wear to keep you decent and
comfortable; whcn you owe no one, and
no one owes you, not even grudgo-thcn
if you are not happy, all the gold in tho
universe cannot make you 50
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
Creat Fire In Keoknk Iowa.

ST. Louis, Sept 10.
A private letter from Keokuk, Iowa,
states tht FIRE occurred there on the eve
ming of the 18th, which destroyed over
sl0O,o 900 worth of property.
Insurance not mentioned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
The Porher Dis s,ctea.

DIR Dixon, Of the Scalpel, dissects the
dietetic qualities Of a porker as readily as
he slashes into the anatomy of diseased
humanity. Either the doctor is right,
or Moses of old was wrong:
" The wisdom of the Jewish law,
which prohibits the use of pork, will
soon be acknowledged by all rational be-
ings. That swine are afflicted with the
scrofula and tubercle, we have rapeat-
ed'y shown, and every killer of hogs well
knows it the indigestibiIity of the flesh
is acknowledged, and, if people were en-
hghtened, the hog would be raised for
his fat alone This is available in all
cases, instead of whale and other fish oils,
aud will doubtless be made SO in place
Of vegetable oils-a few excepted of the
.s2er kinds for eating. Mutton and beef
if our farmers ever become heightened
i22ay proGtably take the r,'ee Of the hog,
and wcui! add greatly to the heal..' and
dignity Of the farmers household If
and we enphatically aver its correct cri-
terion--the material and getting up Of
the tamil y meal classi6es the occupant of
household among rational and intelec-
tual beings, then We say that those on
whose table pork is most frequently
found, are the least intelligent and most
grovelling in their views. We know
distinctly the full bearings of what we
utter, and precisely how it will be re-
eeived, nor do We care farthing for the
anathemas that will be hurled at us for
the assertion. What motive remains for
bis elevation, if human being Is taught
to look no higher than to such a repast
for the nourishment of body, and to the
nearest priest for the welfare of his soul
Now, compare this fairly with the poor
farmer, such as we have often seen him
at the family meal, --ay, as you may now
find HIM all over our country, with his
salt hog, potatoes, and sour rye bread.
and his miserable husbandry, and thou
sand excuses for not raising sheen. pro
tecting and feeding his cattle, and chang
ing and cultivating his fowls. You need
make but small search for his pig.pen
his foul barn-yard, his whiskey- bottle
and tobaeeo-box, >2c-.his nauseus pipe.
The devils, we think, selected very ap-
Judgment, when they besought
the Saviour to send them into the hogs"
A HARD SToNE-About the hardest
case ever heard of was murderer named
Stone, executed many years since in Exc
ter, New Hampshire. Just before the
rope was placed around his neck, he re-
questcd the Sheriff to give him mug of
ale, The request being promptly ac-
ceded to, he took the mug and com
menced blowing the froth from the ale.
+" What are You doing that for ?" ncrv
ously asked the Sheriff. i" Because"
returned the stubborn wretch, Il don't
think froth is healthy"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

The Western Exchange" Nebraska
money, owned by Greene, Weare, &
Graves, is no longer redeemed by them.
They say they will redeem it Gas soon
as may be" SO says the Linn County
Register. If they don't redeem it, We
may consider all that we have as a per-
manent investment in Democratic bank.
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Political Meetings.

Hon, Ed. Wright and VIM. Lundcy,
candidates for the Legislature, will meet
their fellow-ctizcns, for the purpose of
discussing the political questions Of the
day, at the following times and places
The meetings will commence at seven
Q clock PM, unless named otherwise. }
The D.mocralic candidate has been in
vited to be present and speak, and We
are assured that he or some other Demo
crat Will attend at each meeting, so that
both sides will be heard.
TURN OUT EVERYBODY, AND BRING
yoTy NFIGuRoRS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

According to Luonhock, the Goldfish
annually spawns nine millions Of eggs; the
founder a million; the machcrcl half a
million; the herring ten thousand; the
carp quarter Of million; tho perch more,
aud the sturgeon six or seven millions.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

FALL IN THE PRICE OF SUGAR.-
Sugars fell in price at retail, in Boston,
from three to four c:nts pound, during
the past week.
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The County Convention.

The Republican Convention, held at
the Court House on Friday the llth
instant, was quite fully attended, and it
was evident that disposition was preva-
lent to do all that could be done honor
ably, to secure the success of our ticket
Hon. Ed. Wright, of Cover, was nomi-
mated for reelection as representative
He has served us in one session of the
Legislature, and We know that he is ca
pable and honest, and that lie will guard
faithfully the interests of his constitu-
ents. As the coming session is to be
one of great importance, it was thought
best to send back Mr. Wright, az he al
ready knows the ways of the Legislature,
and in that respect is better qualified to
serve US than any other man in the
County. In this, We think, the Conven-
ton acted wisely, and we are confident
that Mr. Wright will receive large ma
iority of the votes in October
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19
AnETIRED PHYSICIAN ;

ing lost Nierrs by al 4 h,,SZI sou in :.
Nephews, and ~. 20 VIII cn,a. - :; SoN-
n,in.d ~ -, Pun - E+yp. ard Jf-' where
he discovered Prerepiire anu Ce... an. no,;I:,'
Coughs, Bronchitis, C0asam yfiop. Nct~ lie -
and Asthma His cough was cured impleat,. w,
turned, cured his Ret6tres, VII, inacnea he asHase
and IN connection with his SON have endowed il In his
petce' curing thousands Of eases csnzte ed hopeless
ny others For the purpose OF rcscuinE " of his
sHeihg Fellow beings "a possible he ~ az his Re-
clle TO all Who wish it or 10 ceuts Of j. 10 nay the
postage, and the baiaaee printing Addra~ Dr. HEATH
25m3 ~" - iA'
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Latest Neaos.


Within the last week the price OF wheat
has risen in Chicago twenty cents per
bushel.
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10 WHOM rr NAY CONCERN.
STATE OF To-,
CEDAR COUNTY

STATE OF To-
CEDAR COUNTY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chca42
~ Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have located
the line OF its road over and across tuc soath-
west and the southeast quarters Of The noltnc4st
quarter OF section thirty three. township eighty
TWO, range one west OF tie principal meridian.
The owner of said tract il unknown 20 the off
GERS OF said railroad company, but it is believed
mat said emner il a nonresident. This Ro;ice Is
gwen in order that proceedings may be had tor
the assessment of damages occasoned by the To-
cation OF said line as aforesaid, is provided fUs
by the laws of the State of Iowa
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD
BY its attorney.
n r. BAKER
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DAVENPORT, Sept. l2.


Under this head will insert condensed cia no
tees at 10 cents per line for each insertion, - nts
per month, 80 cents per quarter, or l5u per yc.
Read. Read! We Afflicted, Read !-.H. +.
Hclmbold offers to the afflicted his Genuine Pre-
partition Fluid Extract Buchu, which has accom-
pished the most extraordinary cures of all other
similar remedies. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed Hembold's Genuine Pre-
paration- 35wI.
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

The Republican State Central Committee here
by appoint mass meetings of the people, tor po-
ltical discussions, AT the following times and pla
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-19

IHREsiIING MACHINES of 1, and n
Il Horse Power. ~ .
200 Rail Road Barrows,
Ames Shovels, nthoW sirens
Buckwhoat, Turnip Seed,
or SAFE ar the Farmers Store, corner If Rock
istsna and Front sts, Davenport, hy
-fals JOHN n NOJ'pGr
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1t is their last public declaration of prin-
ciplc on that subject that we can find,
and We know that none of their State
Conventions have ever changed their po-
sition. The above is professionally the
position of the Democracy of Iowa.
Now, let us see what is the position Of
their candidate for Governor. In a
speech which he made at Dubuque since
his nomination, he says
Personally opposed to banks, and
failing to realize that necessity for their
existence which many others claim they
see and feel, l would not recommend
their establishment; nor yet would l,
after the late action of the election of
Iowa on the Constitution, intcrpose any
|. objection to a judicious banking law.
Any law on this subject, not violative of
the Constitution, would receive my sig
nature"
This is Mr. Samucrs position. He
says, " after the late action" &c. How
would it be after his election, if he should
be elected He would then say, ran
as an aati-Jaak candidate, and was elect
ed since the vote on the Constitution !;
and as that is later expression of the
people, ! believe the people do not want
banks" He says he would not oppose
"a jadtcious banking law" Being
personally opposed to banks it would
be impossible to get up bank bill that
would in his mind be ".j"d'cioms.' And
then, how easy for man who is "per-
sonally opposed to banks" to say that a
bill is " violative Of the Constitution.
The fact is, that the Democracy are
opposed to banks, and if they succeed in
October we shall not have a bank in
Iowa, but shall have to depend, as now,
on Nebraska and other outside paper.
Now, we honestly believe and assert,
that the above is the true position of the
Democracy 4; and, if it is denied, we
would like to see some proof that it is
false. Mere assertions, without proof,
will not satisfy the voters of old Cedar.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
a. M a s;s;ia.....;:Es |. ;as.s:.
Chicago Iowa 4 Nebraska II. Il.
OPEN TO DEWITT.

On and a..e Monday, Juue I'D. and unt fu. her no.
tce, ldssenyrc rains All run a follows:
Leave Clinton at go A.
Leave Clint at 600 A VI
Leave Dewitt ut 200 T. NJ
Leave Dewitt at 80 F. VI
Corncc,ing with all through trains for ChIcag, o,,
the Dis IN Az Lne OF The Galena and Chics 20 pon
RAILROAD ri bcWtt III pa for Dayenpvr., Mama.
keta, Ti,tn. r'ntr, Mechanic sville, Lisbon Mourt
Vernon and Ceda~ Rapids.
The shortest, Quickest and ms, expeditions r,u,e
rom Central LIZA H. Chica aBy point "a or We.
An agent win be at The de ct u FrIton u receive U
baggage e. Clinton the road, which vi u be ryr,,,
= Of ChP ,ge. FIRE., ,ht .raius eve daily,
NJ. SMITH. EGG. a0d Su, ntenient.
Clinton. Inue u. lSnH