The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

The Cedar County Teachers Associa-
sion viii meet At the Brick School House,
IN Upton, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Saturday,
May 10th.
Mr.. SANFORD, the Phonetic Editor Of
che Voice Of Iora, is expected to be pre-
sent to report upon Phonetics.
j. L. EEos, Editor of the Voice of
Io'ca, is also expected to be present. >
The Committees that we're appointed at
the last Association, are expected to re-
port. ABBIE BASS, Chm.
sIBsEL MAYNARD, sec'y.
I'm. stephenss New Monthly.
This welcome publication, for May,
has found its way to our table. 1t is as
richly embellished as ever, and as full of
interest and pleasure. The fashions for
May are contained in this number The
residing is Of the choicest selection, much
Of which is from the pen of the gifted
aathoress, Mrs. Stephens.
Price LA cents per number.
Gsody's Iady's Book.
This well known favorite has found its
way upon our table. Gody's merits the
reputation it now bears, OF being one of
the very best publications in the country.
Fswlcrs l. Wells.
The publications of this house, viz
The Water Cure Journal and the Phre-
aoIcgicat Journal come regularly to hand
They are publications which should be in
every family, aud can be had at trifiny
sum. Let every man subscribe for them
st once.
Chicago Magazine.
The April number Of new Monthly,
which has just started in Chicago by the
mechanics Institute of that city, grcets
US with its welcome conference.-the
western as it is. This is emphatically Il
home enterprise, under the auspices of
the right class of men to succeed.
The Chicago Magazine or the Yves, as
it is, Illustrated, contains over one hun
bred pages each month l. devoted en-
tirely to the west, her cities, towns, I'M
provemcnts, literature and leading pi-
oncer citizens. Such Magazine, illus
trated with Western views aud edifces,
cannot fail to succeed beyond measure
1t meets want which has long been
felt in the West, and we do sincerely
hope its patronage will be commensurate
with its merits.
Term.--S3,0 90 in advance. lie. every
reading man, who loves the West and
sherishes her prosperity, send for the
Chicago Magazine.
Spring Trade.
We would respectfully call the atton,
tion Of our readers to the new advertise.
ment of Miner d Bro, of Davenport. -
Our dealers would do well to notice the
extensive preparations being made by our
River cities to supply the retail trade Of
the anterior Of the State This house j.
prepared to supply our merchants at a.
good terms and prices as at any Other
place; but read their advertisement where
this subject is treated more at length.
Aidrich House.
With the Incoming of spring, xr. Al
psicu, the proprietor of the above prop
erty, has taken charge Of the House ans
constituted himself the Host. We opnt
he will keep good house, and give suci
satisfaction as will induce each guest t,
return, should they once make stop a
this house. IA IN accommodating mar
WILLIAM cannot be exeellcd, anG being
good liver" himself, will never let hi.
liable suffer. \ livery stable is kept il
connection with this house, rs well a
good stali,ing and attentive hosilers. w
can checrfully commend the house to pub
lie patronage.
implements.
TO such farmers az are IN need o
farming implements, Mannys Reapers, O
horse power machinery of farming, w
would call their attention to the card o
Nourso & yiele, at whose "depot' all th'
"nee,ls" of farmer can be Supplied.
The Marion Register records the dealt
of Mr.. James Dalahagen, citizen OF tha
place, resulting from the accidental dis
charge Of Il gun. The wound was dress
ed bv DR.. Smith, aud was not supposed
to be mortal. The accident occurred OF
wednesday, and Thursday night he died
Those who handle fire arms cannot be tbs
careful.
A company has been organized at Da
venport, TO bald canal around the Up
per Rapids--the canal to start near ia
yenport and terminate near LIE Claire.
Capital 100000.
Every he, great or small, is the brlnI
of prccipice, the depth OF which moth
ing but Omniscence can fathom.
A Paris correspondent OF the New
York Times says:
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