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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-10
PLAIN G0ODSFOR FRIENDS!
Wholesale and Retail, at the
rMsN T.r1SyrS cTs n.sh,

g u ,s ~, I. v - y - ~ - ~
No. 264, 2d Street, Muscattne, Ioaca.
WE ATE now in receipt Of egr Fall and Win
wv ter Stock, among which may be found Sill.
Fainge, and Woen Fringe Thibet ehawis, Bound
shawls plain and medium style Blanket ohawls
Barcelona HandSerehiefs, &C., plain and neat
style Delaincs Debeges, Madonna 4 Himalaya
Cloths for dresses, English and American prints,
Book Muslin, Book Iandkerchefs, Cap Grape,
Silk Blond and Gauza, Grape ieisa, DC,
Plain Bonnet silks aud Trimmings.
Goods for men and boys wear: also, a large as
sortment Of Domestics, Hosiery and Cloves
Among our Stock may also be found q complete
assortment OF
Faney Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Assn HARLAN &TON ASEND.
264, Second St, above Clover House.
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Life Saved at Midnighit,
nv cPeg0riea Infant CuPe OF Pain.

by hfesOfics iasSdns CuSe vi TdiA.
The mom1Atgf " b psDd internallysit lsrts
through the syrtshi, nllsys pains Instantly. n
four minutes It has diffdsed through the lynn
phatic sysiem and blood its thrilling power, and
quickly forced its way through every feverisb
or disessed nerve. vein o. gland diesolving oh
asructions, relieving inflammation, levers .ahd
spasmotic palma, hM osired nervous headache 10
50 .minaetes, casing fhsamatim magically, Il
faet II b ths sine gsa aos u medicine. q
- Jast thy oce Bosslc. Price 25sts 90
Fold By A. GIIBERr. Agent 4sE.@+s ssts
Also, BY HALL = CHANBERs. 2O,1y.
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BRIGGS & WHITE,
Notice

1NOCINGs =. -.9EF-=-" -------
VOA s. MILLER. late Of the firm of Avery,
w . Upham & Miller (hsying dissolved from
that concern OH the lst Of March last), has
formed the new firm Of Miller & Rounds, No. 10
South Water street, Chicago, and having been so
ortunate as to receive their Spring stock OF
Groceries, in advance Of any other house ia their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, q. lower prices than can be found al any
other house in the city.
Their stock is large, and entirely new, and
consists, in part
1000 chests Tea, 1000 boxes Glass,
900 bags Coffee, 1900 kegs Nails.
SEQ hhds Sugar, 500 boxes kaisins,
800 bbls Moasses, 100 z Goldfish,
200 Syrup, 30 Tierces Iiake.
Also, n splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
ard Yankee Notions. MILLER RnrNrs.
2tG Chicago, May q 1856
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BUNKER & NEWELL,
rarpenters add Joiners. Builders and Sn-
~ perintnndents. Particular attention paid
to Stair building. HENRY BUNKER
y3 nj ly. s. 3. NEWELL.
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Groceries,

Groceries,
1T Who'll ESD L E.
The subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. 5 FRONT ST, AND LEVEE,
Burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
q large, well selected and full stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, Sail,
Woodenuare, Provisions SC.
which they offer to the trade at Wholesale ex-
c,usvely. To Retail Merchants, Hotelkeepers,
aud others of the interior of the State and Neb-
raska, who purchase OF wholesale, we give the
assurance that we will Gil their orders and mem
o. anda at Chicago and st. Louis prices trans
portation added. @#
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeepers, doing
business on the line or near the line Of the Miss
issippi & Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
Their West, will find II 70 their interest to make
their purchases Of us, and by shipping their
Goods by the NJ. & NJ. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are OF the first class, and
we feel the most positive confidence, that If ycu
will give US a call, lock through our stock, and
learn our prices and terms. we shall receive a
liberal share Of your patronage; which it shall
be cur aim by furnishing frst-rste goods at
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
receive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-10
Fall and UDttsf Boaaets and Flotrers.
ONE WORD MORE H.

oNI WORD NOR H.
OF the few articles of summer goods now on
hand we will sell OF precisely cost and trans
portation; now bring ON your money and get
the worth of il. We went charge you mach
for Goods anyhow, and nothing for sLo wing
them. Finally, customers,
j. =. Ed wards. who stands at the head
Of his profession, as Tailor, cuts clothes
Tor eur customers, and warrants evary job. So
proud is ne OF his reputytion, he couldn't sleep
il he should fail 10 please' that's all.
Respectfully submitted to A candid public.
Sent. $50. 36tf KIsER, CREW & TURN Err
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, visle + Co,
PrOpriefOrs.

RTOQElGI0rSs
Corner II Rock Elaa.1 an sFreat Streets
Dayenro<t, Iowa.
Offer for sale ~ Wholesale and Retail, Clover,
Timothy. Blue Grass and Millet See dr., Garden
and Flower Seeds in great variety.
Horticultural s. horticultural Implements
of the nest approved manufacture.
Reapers and .No,cos,
Norrso. yeile & Co have made arrangements
nv which they have the exclusive sale in this
section. Of Maargs CeI ehrated First Premium
Worlds fair Reaper and Mower. Alsa Nanny
aud Rugs Patent Reapers ard Mowers. Ard
Kairhua's celeirated Mower: Nc o~mick'e
nusser's Rassell's, WriehRs aud Atkins far
nished TO order
a All persons desiring
lssapers an0 tiloDcrs
should order them early, as the dem and Ia greater
than the supply. Reapers ard Mowers are sold
at kamf ct,trer's Prices, with onl : freight and
warehouse chargtraadsa.
Horse-PoweYs and Thresheys,
We are sole Agtp's in this section for the sale
of the justly celebrated Fits Machine fol
Threshiag aid cleaning grain At one Operations
which Notwithstanding 1t Is the fret machine o1
The kid ever Invented, and pat into successful
operation, il rev ands, as it always haa stood
the best machine for threshing aud cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pitts deable inion s
| or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad endles
! chain Horse powers; pease's Excelsior Horses
| Power with tlresbers separator cleaners, ciose
huiiees, circular and cross-sut saw mills, corr
/ shelters, &c.. and all
Other Imp ements adapted to Potrtr.
To Broom Manufacturers. Eourse, Niele s
| Co, at the Iowa Agricultural Depot offer to
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Plalters, to
q ther with al Machines used in Broom Manu-
facture Also, Shaker broom wiading an seH
ing twine, of the first quality.
POWER C0Rs sH1LEkS,
The best horse power Corn Shelter in ase
f1eadtng's Pa'e.. Shet.r.
This Machine is capable Of Smelling and clear
ing $500 Bushelt Of Cora per Day. Ever
Farmer having q large quantity Of corn IT, she
should purchase one OF these Shelters. 2iu
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CTRAYED from the premises Of the under
y signed, near Wilton, Iowa, ON or about the
10th Of Oct last, . White Mare, about IA years
old. Any person returning or giving Informs
ton of said Mare, shall be well rewarded.
l3t SAM'L STRAHAM.{
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PS,lpIEi PR.IR!E! PRAIgIE! PeR MALE!

A LSO, first quality, mo. A" stock farm, con
Il tanning $40 acres; also. sv or. see 81, tp 90
RI W; re Or ne or SEC "a { 79.r a "; W hfse or
sec IL, SO, W.; NV or sec Q t 81 r 2 "; also, 8
number OF village lots, which are the cheapest,
and among the most desirable 10 the villaes
For further particulars. ira ire Of the under
signed, Of bis cffi:e In the Court House
uo'S1 Ii. G. IiATT
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Novels, Novels !

4SVVOx13 &N0NOx0s
7UsT Received. large assortment Of Novels
d from the publishers, which will be sold
very cheap BY 4 GILBERT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-10

We the undeysien ell E. SELLS & Hoover,
having been engaged in the Forwarding and
Con mission business in Muscatine, under the
name and style of SsLLs & HoovEa, have this
day sold r., "A L. D. b. Watt. all cansignments
goods and merchandise OF whatever character,
consigned to US as Forwarding and com mission
Merchants, including all goods consigned o
US, rster Jackson & III. 4 B. Fl DOVER.
sept.1l, '56. j. SELLS.
uENDV unnVER
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
]. the name and style Of Seals e. HoGvER is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books, accounts and business of said
Sells g. Hoover are i'm the hands Of E. Sells ,vg
settlement and liquidation.
Sept, ii SO E. SELLS,
HENRY HOOVER.
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two both thunder ham,r He Ia, now la his pa
session two hnadrea certificates q It's virtue, all wihn
fvo scsas warranted to er-s u~r.,ns sore MONTH
Oe 'ohsss bottle. viii care Vie woa kidd Il sinrs
Two 70 thres bottles win clear the sys. \, Of R.lss
bottles are warranted 30 tho worst cank IN tbs
msstho On tomach 1888 TIE
one to bottles ell hnInsr in tie
I've bottles ere warranted to running Of the and
Foar six bottles warranted corrup. and
One bottle vii: cure sosy eruption sf tire skin.
awo Or three hstes warranted the
rive Or three beetles warranted the most dspr
res case q rheumatism
Thee to tour bot les warranted to the sal!
f,s g eight bottles viii .ae sc,e.a.
perfect cure warranted whenever the above quantity 10
Reader psdasd Thousand hattie. Of hi. In the VI
entity Of Bosscd know the effect Of Ia ~
s fsasa s IN ~ As ss
risl = speaks for It's There are two things abs u.
IL y, sss'ss. .sns places sni,s sn,,l ,ne i.
III in
n ord give idea of the sudden aud crest
i. .ss ss,:,:. s: s
Sms q Ire iessi. psrsrist. Who have been IN su
ness twenty and thirty years hat nrhing in the annals
Of saen, n.deins; was ever ksit There Is universal
In my prsetics always keep 81. icy for humsr.
and w.nae full virtues have been found In that nsvcr
several Of spiepc st.-s which always
considered b Gu able have been cured By few e'.s @
awful malsdyshs hat few ~ho have Of ii
know fssyer. of Dropsy of them az reepse,
cured by T. For the various diseases 81 the Liver SICK
ss Diseases T hs ane and N sea- ~ Of
ne kidnsys ae the discovery has done good than
No change Of diet ths get
Directions Usa--Adul,. table spoonful Fer day
over ten years dessert from Ave
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FACTS FOR The PEOPLE.
Demonstrated at
kiser, Grew Il Turner'S Cash Store,

/ 1UlD IUlt I'LL UUl LIZ.
Demonstrated at
kiser, Crew Il Turner'S Cash Store,
At which can be seen and bought very low
n for Cash, or Produce, every article that
ought to be kept in Store House. We invite
the attenh on Of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined 10 sell ali kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds of Groceries, as low as
they can be fought of the River owns---ansi
anxious 10 bald up the trade Of Tiptoa, we
adopt the motto:
"SmaH Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled to compete with Daven-
port or Musca,ine, and give to our numerous
customers, Ito whom we return our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage. during the
past year,, bargains, that will warrant a
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time or space to name all our goods--11 COO
yds. fast coiored caiicos, new styles, 7 to IL
cts; II 500 yds Bro. Muslin, yAl wide, 10 IL
cts. We will sell an exec lent article Bro
Mus. v d wide, II vds for Sln0. Coffee, sa-
| gar and lea at Davenport prices.
| 800 prs Ladies com. i dress Foote'S, 80 to HE
| lsio :" Mems X fae Boots, 200 to 20
$50 Logs LOO 10 zoo
8 0 Childrens com. and dress shoes. good
and cheap Ready Made Clothing for !, .r0 mer
\ anu Doss, hats hAu Sapr, uen 1ayi~s A"i ~ispe
men and boys.
Re ar In M N d!
That as we do a CASH business business, W
can afford TO, and WILL sci. Goods lower thar
we could on long credits. We will, to accom-
modate our customers. sch them Goods al net
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and 50 do buyers generally. The do
of Settlement, lLss judgment. irtl coa,e and un
happy thu, san uho . no! gsparsd for q,
One wcrd to the Ladici, 10 whom we ow
special thanks for past pslronase: for them, W
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods
an endless yariety Of Pa<a0ettas, Fresch an
English Mcrfnos. DelafheG Gro De. Rhine
Lustrine and Sat. Duchin silks, from % els. Il
81 per yard.
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49, THE. GREATEST iii e~
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
~. -. OF THE AGE. .. 49,

DR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
C in one Of our common pasture weeds
rs a remedy that cares s@ras
Nv EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
From tbs aporst Scr .fsla to a Common pirap's
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07
silly Observation-Disclosures Speci-


I. Among the mass of absurd and useless things
done by the late Black Republican Legislature
of Ohio, one Of its most ridiculous measures was
the formal passage of a law solcmnly authori-
zing Bankers to write the word "c0unteJeit'
upon the face of all counterfeit bills that may
fall into their hands. The passage of this law
would seem to have been based on the nonsen-
steal notion that what is therein authorized
was previously alegal, and that the person who
may have heretofore thus marked counterfeit
bills, had rendered himself liable in damages
equal to the nominal value Of the bank note
The exercise of alittle common sense, however
will at once satisfy all that a bill already aco1tb
less suffers not one cent Of damage by having
| its true character written upon its face whether
/ by banker or some other individual. Hence
| the holder Of a counterfeit bill is not and neye
was wronged out Of single farthing by having
the word ''co,,nterfeie' marked upon it. Tht
only effect which this silly law can have, is tt
make some people suppose thatit is hencefortl
Illegal for any but bankers 10 stop the circula
ton of bank note by marking its face.--Ne,c
ark lddtUcate. sq8 a.3
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stephen A. Douglas.

The New York Tribune, which has recently
Affected penitence or its nvnierous lieeches of
all decency and prcpriely b is language 10 TO-
htical oppOnents-lecoiring the Herald and
Times, both decent iournals in die general tone
ofIheir editorials lot their scurnIity to enc an
aiher-havins repeated sOIne of tie loHi sbase
which !, has delighted soF wears past 70 shower
upon the distinguished statesman Oft West,
(of whom all honorable Americans delight TO
speak in terms Of eulogy and pFide,) the New
York Express replies that the Tribune NAV say
Of Douglas what its propensity to aSsail every
body TO whom Il iday be politically opposed in
language ofbhck ksdardiSm prompts, but That il
cannot change the settled and universal conyic.
ton of the people OF the country, OF all parties,
that Stepher A. Dougles p the great man ofthe
couutry-an homer 70 the American character
aud name. This from a bitter political foe,
whose doctrines Douglas recently assailed 50 Wig
oroulyin the Senate, in the discussion on the
Minnesota Bill, is as creditRhle TO the Express
as the language ofthe Tribune is dissraeelil.
lsrper's Weekly also has handsome tribute
to Senator Douglas, in which, noticing the can
didates for foreign appointments bef6re the pres
ent administration, it suggests that Stephen A,
Douglas be sent to the Court of st. James as the
best representative Of American genius, charac-
ter and euorgy,of all our public men. We cam
not second the proposition of Harpcr's, though
we cordially aequiesee in the compliment II
pays to The .'little GaAt.p The counhy--espe-
cially the Great West-cannOt, in these momcn-
tous critical times, dispense with the wis.
dom and which have long and so efficiently
marshaled and led her forces to victory Cea
| EaQut3eE. .e.- as. -.. .ss.7 s-f5 -.r9. 90
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We commence this week, the publication Of
the proposed Amendments 20 the constitution,
connected by the Black Republican Legislature.
The first amendment proposed is long step
backwards, q return TO annual sessions oftbe le-
gislature. Practically, under Black Republican
rule we have nothing else than annual sessions
even under our present Constitutional provisions
for biennial sessions; and in fact the, present
Legislature seems to make its sessions TefeH8ial.
The second amendment proposed has refer
ence to the organization OF the judiciary. Cne
or more additional judges are TO be created in
each dist 1T, enc or more Of whom are to hold
District Courts once year in each District.
We can see no necessity for the creation ol
this new office. 1t will be q place however, IN
which to stow away itching oflice-scekerS who
aie in the way Of other competitors, to their
mutual satisfaction. '@ . $50
Amendment No, 3 proposes to destroy the u
inform rule of taxation required by the present
constitutional provision, by allowing the banker,
b. oker and note shaver deduction ofhis indebt-
edness from his credits, while the land owner,
the merchant ami manufacturer is compelled to
pay taxes upon hs land, his goods, or his manu-,
featuring stock, without the benefit of a deluc-
ton Of lis Indebtedness.
We trust that this amendment will be deea-
ted. H1 ls Hr aa~ Ht9
Amendment No. is to give the Legislature
in elect, lower to grant special privileges tc
corporations, and protect chartered monopolies.
The democracy of Ohio had succeeded in 9
great measure. in crushing out the former un
limited power in the legislature, to foster specia
chartered privileges, ana to give power to thG
favored few at the expense of the many. VIZ
hope that the ingenious ar.iiice coatai. e.
in the proposed amendment, to return tt
the old policy of creating specisl corporate priv
jleges, may meet the fate it deserves at tht
hands of the people. ..as .,.-
Amendment No provides for the single dis
trict system, and is OF more immediate nteres
to Hamilton county than to rural districts.
We have had time only to glance over thes
proposed amendments. AS they will have L
| I've voted upon at the next October elections,
is we'll that careful attention be given them b
all voters, and we win take occasion hercaite
to give our views at greater length in regard T.
them t..r. teH...I. .. ...
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Wondarful. But True.

A few days since, Mr.. Jas. II. BeadIe, of Hunts.
vile, Alabama, called on lis and gave us pernlis
sion TO publish for the benefit OF suffering human
ity, the astonishing euro which had been effected
III the case OF his wire by the use OF llr llapce',
Vegetable EpiIcpqe Pills lie informed MS that a
the timc bis wife commenced using tie medicine
her system was so entirely prostratod by the num
Der Gl spt SINS size had undergene, as to reduce mel
weight TO 100 lbs. Since ale has been t,iking tht
Pills, she has entirely gotevar the spasms, and ha:
gained in weight and bodily health She nov
weighs ateast 20l lbs, and declares she is now il
bet L enjoy n9ut pf hen Ia than ever before in he
lie Mr.. Beade also related the case Of Mr. liar
rison Lghtfoot OF The saltie town, who has beer
entirely cured of the worst form OF Epepty hy
these same pills MIR Lghttoot's cnse was 50 bhC
that heneyer passed week without having an NJ
tack, often falling down in the street, lie has no
had an attack for more than year Mr. Beadlt
thinks that it the pills ever fail in curing case
il is for the want OF proper perseverance, on tht
part of the person in taking them, as he feels assu
red from observation in the case of his wife, thai
they are taken for sufficient lsngth Of time they
will cure any case Sent to any part of the coun
tryby mall on the receipt OF remittance. Address
SETH S. tANdE, l0S Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md Price, one box, $'i two, So; twelve, $2i
| No az ae-a H'tfa ft@ Als.t t57at p
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CEktIYn.

. U i.
Amolg all the remedies for fever and ague, we
know Of move be compared with DIR iiAloEY y
FOREST WINE and PILLS. One or two doses
OF the pills and bottle of the wine, are empty SUI
fcieat 10 break the aghe and restore the patient TO
gcruine thealth Bur what is Of still greater IMP
lance to all fever and ague patients, is that Dr.
Elalsey's to fess Wine and ills are perfectly zee
from quinine and all other injurious drugs. With
these advantaves, DR.. Halsey's discoveries is desti
ned to become the ieadngreihedy tor this trouble
some disorder The baI effects entailed on the
sttution by the use Of quninp are very visible in
all our fever and agusdtstrots. The yellow, bloa
ed yisages, swollen imbs aud dropsiea affections,
80 frequently following the effects Of quinine, has
nrea y diniinishedits use, while Dr. ItaIsey's For
4 est Wineand Pills are becoming our most popn al
remedy for fever and ague. Ffie Forest Wine il
also highly Recommended for general debility, ner
vous disorders, and weakly state OF the constitution
Invalids, lab0fing under protracted disorders
would do welltose DIR. Ha'sey's adve tisement il
another column OF our paper. gts. Ete.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07
A Costly Fence.

The following from the GAINESVILLE aurora il
lustrates the s'retrenchment and reform" prac-
tiscd by the fusion legislature which adjourned
few days ago: ,a5 asa a ...34.s
The farmer who is used to building fence at 0
cost OF not more than $50 per mile may be .
little surprised TO know that the Ertra "Refnns'
Legislature which has just adjourned, appro
priated ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS Of The peQple's money, to fence in the pill
of stone ut Columbus, called the State House
The string Of fence will be about q quarter Of |
mile long. Whenit is recollected that the en-
tire State House of Indiana cost but $4,000 j
will seem odd that Ohio must pay 100000 fo
fencing her'sin.a4 ol 9yHf
Oh, the beauties Of Fusion Retmml