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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

THE VOICE OF Iowa is published
monthly by j. L. Enos, at Cedar Rapids
1t is the organ of the Iowa State Teach
ers' Association, and is devoted to cduca-
ton, local history, &c. Every parent,
guardian and child, should read the
"Voice,' and consider its teachings. Mr..
Enos is assisted by several of the lice
teachers throughout the State, and is
himself an experienced teacher and an
author Of school books. Education is Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

aes~Wc have communication from
The Farmer of Copswood," which will
appear next week; it will be valuable. We
hope to hear from the Farmer" often.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
DWaAWY uY0AR>
By ". O. LUDLOW,
Dealer in
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hardware.

Boots aud Shoes.
Hats and Caps, Notions, Implements and arti.
Giles generally needed 10y the farmn community,
and in fact everything that may bc called for in
his line
Now is the time TO buy your Goods in order to
get the styles, and It's well known fact liza; his
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our goods whether you
want to buy or not, we want your opinion of them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
take pleasure in doing g..
". o. /. has the agency Of the following Med-
clnes: DR.. u. Javnes Sons Family Medicines
Dr. Bodley's Fever and Ague Eaisaml, DR.. Curtis
Mamaluke Linimeuts, Merchants Gargling Oil,
Ne Nic an Mustang Liniment
Also, A. W. Harrison's Columbian Inks, and
Harrisons Columbian perfumery, and a general
assortment of all puack Medicines.
Produce OF al kinds taken in exchange for
goods.
2sly ". O. LUDLOW,
Opposite the Depot Durant, Cedar CO., Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

unEAPERs Il Atkins seltrak.
X er, Manny's 4 d. $. Warner co.'s Beioit
pnnpere: We are agents for the above celebrated
Machines, and can supply them at factory prices.
81 James Il e. 4. Myer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

ryNHr Partnership heretofore existing between
H. d. Brown j b. W. Seaman il this day
sis, olged by uasual consent. The Books aud ac-
count. Of said firm are in the hands Of IL. II.
Brown for III. settlement Of all accounts in favor
Of or against said finn II. \. BROWN.
Upton August 4th, 81 Il. " hEAAAS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

GopEY's LADY's Book, For Novem-
Der, is on our table. We have examined
its contents, literary and artistic, and
pronounce it a superior work Its litera-
nv contents are of high order and of
moral tone, aud, withall, instructive. Its
fashion plates and patterns arc unsurpass-
ed. No centre table is complete without
Cooley Now is good time to Get up
clubs, as the fifty sixth volume commen-
ces in January, and Cooley says it shall
excel all its predecessors---and what he
save is so. Terms, cash in advance
One copy one year, %
Two copies one year, D
Three
Address, L. A. Cooley,
323 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
To those who wish it, we will furnish
Gody's Lady's Book and the Advertiser
one year for $3.50 Come on with your
money.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
Dasuerreian Room.

DaYuerreian Room.
We hope that none of our friends will
think because Maxon x Simmons Da-
gucrreian Car has so deserted an appear
ance that its owners are no. IS full of life
and as active as ever, for such is not the
case Ed. has fitted up room in Childs'
building with everything necessary for
the entertainment of visitors, and good
picture taking. And by the way, too,
Ed has capital way Of making every
one pleased with themselves See his
Card
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

sPESWALLs TONIC MIXTURE COM

n "a y " fJll4~ VNIt MIN " XII CONF
~ pels belief in its efficacy. whenever admin.
isierea in Fever Aaae. II stops the fits as sud
denly as shutting on steam stops locomotive
Moreover ii restores the muscular ygor and de.
pressed spirits Of tue patients, Prepared from tho
original prescriptions, and with ample directions
by James l. Maxwell fsIccessois 70 James =. As
pinwal) So Williams Street 81
For sale by GILBERT & co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
Town Property.

DOR SALE. Some good, desirable business
l. property in the business part Of Upton. with
poth building and lots Also desirable dwelling
houses and lots. Will be sold cheap, and OF,
goo d terms. WELLS SPlCER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
LOST CATTLE. See advertisement of
Deverux, Of Coon Grove.

1a-Notice the advertisement of j. Il
G. A. Myer, of lot of superior axes and
helves, just received.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT,
Ey Sreg0ric's Instan! Cure OF Pain,

The moment II il used internally, il darts thro
the system aliays pain Instantly. In four minutes
ii has ditiused th rough the iymphaiie system nad
blood It's thrilling power, and quickly forced ia
way through every feverish diseased nerve
vein or gland, dissolving distractions, relic wing
inflammation, fever. md spasmodic pains, has cured
nervous headache IA 80 minutes curing rhesma-
tism magcally in fact it il the she era non Of me
dicine.
Just Try One Eottle. .~fiice 25 cts.
All the above Medicines arc for sale by GIL
BERT CO, Upton, Iowa. 2Gvl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
Misc Gus Articles

Lamps, of every description: Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles. china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
GraGers, Port Monnae- Ssgar cases curtain Pins
AID bands Banioes. TamAourines victims Guitar
and Violin strings, specac'es, Pocket eompasses,
Tape Lines Horse Fleams, Pocket Knives stair
Rods House. Whitewash, Scrub Dust and Paint
Brushes stair and clothes Brushes, Toaster~. SAL
Irons Patent SelEheating Irons, Hoase Bells, Eat
Trans etc etc 25tf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ firm OF SHETLAND i SNYDER, has been
mutually dissolved, and that the business will he
continued by CHARLES SHETLAND, at the old
stand and that the Books Notes and Accounts are
in the hands of Mr.. SHETLAND. for settlement All
persons knowing themselves indebted will please
take notice Of the above. and call and settle.
May, 1857. 2UtG CHARLES SHETLAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31

oHc hundred dollars will lie paid TO any ply zician who
can prove that the medicine H. arei patient; and
the testimony Of thousands he produced 10 prove
that the medicine injured petcnt; and the te,ti
sony Of thousands be- produced 10 prove that does
great good. Gases Of from week thirteen years
standing have been effected. The mass Of Voluntary
Testimony in possession II the Proprietor. Fouchug its
virtues and curative powers, is immense, embracing
he mi wei Ia
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
II Ii holds Extract Blu c h Il
I. urc..ar.a l-c-c.... ae.--.iln- lie EnIa. II

Il prepared directly according u tHe Rules OF
Pharmacy and Chemistry.
With the greatest accuracy and chemical kno We'd and
devoted in its continuation. See Professor Devices
Valuable Works the practice u III! SIC. and OF
II inIn i.rl x ~ aIaliriL.-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
CNKENOA q 4AAR% ~
l(lfl. 900 kaftla. Eaye kiCpn Sold,

and not single instance III it, failure basheen reported,
Personally appeared before me. Alderman Of the
city Of philadelphia. IL. z. IIELBOLB, Chemist, who
heing duly does saw that his preparation ntains
no Narcotic Mercury injurious Druss. hut purely
Vegetable. II. L. IlEABeiD. Sole Manufacturer.
sworn aud su3ser Ell before Tire sd day Of Now,
1851. EM. 7. HiBbAhD. Alderman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
1arirultura! Implements,

Consisting Of Corn Shelters Straw-cuttcrs, Lit
tie Giant corn and cob crushers, Horse l}akss
superior article, Piows, cutvators, Scythe5, era
dies Hay and Manure Forks, Hand RakeS, Ok
yokes, Snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc, ETC.. etc
Chains. Halter Trace. Coil Binding and
fifth chains Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Iistnrn punns cad Pine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
CINsNITuS TRIMMINGS.

Indesendent of an extensive Stock Of Guns We
have at all times on hand, Rife Barrels, assorted
Gun Mountings, single and double Triggers, Pat
Brceches, Brcak.o;ts, Filed cocks, torN ard and
Back Action Gun Locks, Nad cutters, Bullet
Moulds, Nipples and Nren"hss, Gun worms, Rod
Ends Main Springs Tail Pins sheet Brass and
German Silver, aud everything pertaining 10 this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

Evans & STANLErs MARBLE WonKs-It is
but an act of justice TO this firm to call public
attention to their artistic Observation-Disclosures
which, for architectural and classic beauty, can
not be surpassed, and seldom equalIcd, even in
our large cities. We were particularly struck
Nwith the fine execution ola group of figures, in
alto relief, now being chiscled by one of their
aytists from New York, together with the bold
and artistic stroke of the chisel, displayed in the
flowers and other fitting e,nblcns by which we
mark the cherished aud afFectionate rcmem-
brance Of the departed.
tits to be regretted that we frequently incur
unnecessary expense in seeking things in our
large cities which, on inquiry, and disposition
to encourage home talent might be obtained,
fdlIy equal to- if not superior, and at considera,
Die less cost, from our own t6wnsmcn. See
their advertisement in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

PROE DRGRATH win responsible for the evil effects
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric oil
after his great remedy II will c4utloned
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers
known and so highly recommended by Mayors Of Cities
MeHoes OF congress- Physicians and Merchants OF the
and every PhiladelphAn then they bear the
quences OF their Ny Electric OIL pleasant always
leaves person better than u began, and cannot losstbN
40 HdFT' Gas limitations willy Children should have It
list when applied
Sole Manufacturing Department SO South Eighth street
Philadelphia
See etrtyfcatestR Weekly paPers.
PTiSa29 SOnnd 81 per 6ottle and persOn has ever
made any real Electric on but myself, In iE any
PEOF. CHARLEs DEGRATH dIscoverrF and sole
eT in the world OF Electric Oh.
For saleby II. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGuLINS'& BUsHFIELD,
tnn4 Monroe Street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

GnANp COSoERT.-As will be seen by our adj
vertisins columns, Tlnlberg is coming to Wheel
ing, ana is going to give one of his Concerts
Everybody. has heard of ,Tlalberg and 1t would
be like gliding refined gold for US to speak of
his fame. Concerning this professional tour,
the N. Y. Herald says:
Mr.. Thalberg las been cngagcdby Maurice
StrakoSetl, the successful mananger IF. the Aca-
delny of Music, for a4concctt tour in the princi-
I'al cities inthc West. Mr. Thalbelg's success
in this city, Philadelphia and Boston has been
greater tlian tlint of my other artist who las
ever visited the United States, excepting only
Jenny Lind. Nj. Suakoseli, it is said, has To
pny Ton forty eiglttconcertS, To DC given in two
months, the suhOf Thirty thousand dollars
Large as the sum Seculs to be (tbout $GuU per
nisL), it is considerably less than Mr.. Ihalberr
has nettctl, on thea vcfage, since his arrival in
this country. W. have no doubt that magniti-
cant as are the terms given TO Mr.. Thalberg, the
engagement will be entirely successful. Mr.
StrakOs CHI leaves for the West tomorrow, and
will be joined BY Mir. Thalbcrg ut the conclusion
of the Boston concerts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03
Romance 81 .Hlgh and I.oW. Sic.

From Paneh-adapsed 70 the latibsdo of New York.
SSyltl! Notes exploratory q ers omittSi -
TuSs--t Lord IoSslH -
Fita Per1l9s he Nosa PstTeanslla so.blaple,
Jo.nn shan her alAlds Mary Ann, e
John Rshan be vas tie IeqsseaSaaa
Nov both weFs not esasy sstsaea a their bargains,
and hence the following eoiloqny;
SNOW tell me, John .Dehan, Ftz Perkins he said
q Now tell me. John Dehan, said he;
Dostt59u t'l1s then would marry my lAdS maIlS
This artful appeal to aspiring disposition produces
the desired eject aud he enters Into te
Nov marry, good rnasteTt John nel,au replied, &
.. Nov tqagIy, good Ina master 2 he sai;
Than marry the lads rs maid
Fz Perkins feels some curioSy 10 know this grounds ON
VI lell John bases his preference
Jist 3 Eit. g. Fsslas
. 1 y lady issiaiEi but my Z, lssiy'smaEa
John,s reply consultative, capable Of
9as not hia proper sphere; .
By. she llasp'. the grace said John Dehan poor
Arla plays onstlls sraad .pefanasr.a
Johns taste italian, probably
era q sy otas Sf ny a. o Ss . i o b
stood with the principal italian grlnders.
What hat GOD John Dsa.d t!a PERKINS, he said,
~ = VII y. French Fee and Italian do spapH
It's enough for .any woman.
We have known husbands barbarous enough to wish their
wives had nome - All! sts iss s tfz5
And I,n sSing and =. BIss,ag qrs pretty tlpss,
But knows that no wife ever plays or sings
After bringing her lord one baby 2"
We confidently arpeRlt every married man to say II t
. Ivy s'4s
'Now ten me, John Dehan, NOS, tell me, Isay,
Can Alaty . sew and cook
For Those things, 1wti, ARE more In my way,
stsAt When flor . wife would lOOk.''
Fs Perkins Of the uItariap school Of rnassullpss
and lad adect preference Or the useful The
mental.
cam S s.s i s she can 'sr
Into marriage for things like them"
cases ofmatEimonally inclined young men w.a-days.
Enough, John Dsh9n, Rz Perkins, he said,
A gia , 60 and marry AIRY my my sy,s Said
cusy bachelor at our elbow wanted us to say here
That good nay people would like TO avail hei;
saS sa Is ne Gste y @ ugly
jected the proposition.
1nabasement low, near Madison Square,
ut rainy day, and Johns boots were SO muddy that
The Reverend gentleman Wouldn't allow hlh come into
the parior) 5ass
gfy FS5s 1 Ss Welded lie ie
And John Dehan the ladye gay.
The marriage service the preacher read
e In Almost Impressive nner;
Ptz Perkins vent home to his quiet hOraSstead,
John Dehan to his pehRnner.
And so they were suited and so content,
And rcjOIcCd In both their wives,
And, which / wish to every gent
Lived happy the rest Of their lives.
One chief source Of Johns happiness, and important
posed to be that they can stu out riding tOstthCa
age from the fact that the INSIDE Of The carriage barely
shords F6om for OAE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

CHANGE IL BANK oFncER.-John Marshal,
Esq, so long Cashicrof the Franklin Bank of
Washington, Pa, and one of the most efficient
officers ever in similar position, has rendered
hsresignation, to take effect on the first of May
next Mr.. Marshal will be succeeded by James
Mcllyaine, Esq, formerly connected with the
Monungnhela Bnnh. of brownsville, and at pres
cnt an officer Of the United States Mint at Phil.
udclphia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

a CoHnrc7IoS Incur notice ofthe new firm
of j. E. Wilson & Co., yesterday, VIC did our
best to sny that they were opening, up in the
room formerly occupied by Geo. Bush, as a Pc.
riodical Depot, but the compositor, who has
only resided in the city some twenty years back,
seems to have been utterly ignorant of the cx-
istence of such person, or else, for euphony's
sake, to have preferred the name of Burly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03
ELEGTION NEWS.

PRov1DENcE, April 2--The State election re.
suited in the complete triumph of the appoint
mcnts of the Administration.
Dyer, Republican, is elected Governor. Very
few Democrats are returned to the Legislature.
Both Republicans are elected to Congress.
lE99sole v0tc 81 thc Election ycster6dy. Dyer,
Graf, 1900. There were three candidates for
Lient. Governor-no choice made. Turner, Ro-
publican, will be elected by the Assembly
Senate Republicans, 90; Democrats, 5; no
choice, Q. House Republicans, 81; Democrats,
8; no choice, g. Dnrfre,s minority for Congress
isnearly 8,oOO; Brayton's, 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

The ATllENRrN.-LaSt night, Mrs. Mcmahon
Appeared at the Athcn@um, in the character of
Pasthenia. II would be injustice botllto the
lady and ourselves to attempt, in a notice of a
few lines, to give review of her pcrsonation Of
Parthcnia, through the various acts. The first
thing that impresSedus, and the uppermost idea
in our minds all through the play, was the nov
iceship and consequent embarrassment under
which she labored. That she was not Eliza Lo-
gan, or indeed that she was not stage charac-
ter, was evident at once. We do not say that
we discerncd any thing more than well bred
woman in Mrs. Mcmahon, but we could see that
her great lack was simply want Of experience.
She has not yet learned to face an audiencc,-to
command position, or tOdivcst herselfof that
care about carriage and gesture which belong
to her sex in her former mode of life. WesaAv in
this the natural situation of novice, and besides
this, we took into account that the woman had
bccnhuntcd down, tantalized, secuted and Kissed
by n combined powerful press.
We confess to rather liking for this very
embarrassment and timidity, for VIC think that
in her updisciplined enlistment, any other ap.
pearapcew would have argued against her as a
woman.
She has a long tiresome journey before her
in the profession to which she seems so cnthu-
siastieally devoted 1t is not likely that it is
what she pictured it when She, in times past,
composediy sat in her private box and eyed,
through glass the characters upon the stage;
neither isit likely that after having gone through
such seathins criticism and such tlisheartenine
patronage that she will now abandon it Will,
we do not congratulate her on her choice, we
admire her spirit aud ENTHUSIASM.
She made ono or two very good hits during
the play, aud received an acknowledgement
from the audience, Herreading is, in the main
corrrct-much better than that of many per
sons who have been years on the stage, Al
though she las seeming affecteducss in hci
words that a great many fashionable people eS
teen as an accomplishment, but which to plain
common Sense(l anglo-saxo nisn,, are in bad taste
we say again, in Conclusion, that whateyel
may be Mrs MeAIahOn's other requirements, lhrl
great want is experience, She appears to.niglt
Hs'Pa0:ine. in the Lady Of Lyons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03
HEAVY GALE.

CHICAGO, April Pr he heavy gale of yester-
Is lives reported lost The schooner Cygnct
witha cargo Of wood ,foundercd against break wa-
ter, crew all saved. The brig David Smart
ashore miles north, crew, except the mate nil
lost The yawl boat of the steamer Huron
with five persons, in attempting to rescue them
capsized, four lost The schooner Temperance
was wrecked at Racine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

AT TIC last meeting oftha Board of Directors
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, Wal
ter c. Smith, chief engineer of tie Hcmptield
Railroad, was elected general superintcn
dent, to fill the vacancy created by the res
ignation Of Mr.. Gill. Mr. S. will be at his new
post in few days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03
THE INJELLIGl1NCER
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL, ., la57.
TOTMR RUBI.IG

wehave .hts dag sold to SIessrs campbs sIcDsynot
heentre ONCE wereturn sincere thanks
20 patrons for TIE many Of kindness have
sevea atther hands and cordially commend successors
tOthelrno.Iee. wedOubtnottey win found prompt
and attentive to every department of business, aad VIII
every effort to deserve the Of the community.
Cur accounts VIM the 18th instant, hope
rlends VIII aid r'tn speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business Of the arm VIII nc settled ~ either of the
partners, and Mr. Realty win he found ut the ONCE for that
purpose. BEATTY q co.
Wheeling, Oct. ssh, 1886.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

cscINS4Tf, April 9.P1our tends downward and Is dull
small sales Of choice br6uds S505361O receipts again
large Whisky has declined to 2x@23xc, but is in good
Msnt e e. 1s for Dbl asss hut holders
prices nominal Sugar very active 100 hhds at null
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03
PhiIndelphia nTnrket.

Pull April 2.-Plour continues dull, sales at
S5T59S6 90 for SnPer1ne; Extra S6CN9*G5a Rye flour
arm AZ 20 bills Corn Meal SOLD ut 1912 Wheat
sells slowly at 14C142 busel red, l6l55 for
white. Rye wanted q So Corn active at e365C. Oats
&ls for prime Sales Hams at 1e@1Ic; at 12
and at 1C5 Picked Hams sell 12@t2c;
and kegs at I5c Wsky lower, sales in bBls q7@2SS
In hhds at go. -. q - 49,