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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRlFucE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLES
KADDWcNs T1b Fill

u
sINHE grea, est Medicine discovered for the cur
i OF R.vrr aud Ayue, Chill Hsver, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious dsezsrs Thr valuable medicine has
now been tesore the public for seyrral years, and
there b. better evidence offered OF hs -hicacy
than it, extensive sale, and nstnntly Increasing
and this i. owing 10 its having pecfor nd
S,na- Of the mos, wonderful and astonishing cures
tha! have svpr be'n known. Being purely ytEetA-
BILE IRE. fron ell foreign d~~t rou, mineral conf
pounds, Feortfoge Wine NAV IL tsksu with the ut
moet safety under almost any circumstances. II
STRENGTHENS the stomach invigorstes the system and
entirely prevents the lsnguor and prostra,iou Of
strength which always attends Fever and Agu. and
all bilious isess-s II not oI? br-aIs the 81 lis and
checks thu fever hut the disease VI the Iv.
er anil other organs. on which the Chill and Pevsr
depends The thousA n,is who have use: the febri-
fugs Wine ue- further evidence Of Its virtu. than
It's happy restorative Eject. II Is truly wonderful
medicine. AL operates the system like n charm
The fr " s-oid d,se % fehrisuge Vine hrcsks the
removes thu dsessA Permanently FROM the systeln.
aud leav,, the bSis IN healthy condition. Those
persons who afflicted with Fever and Ague any
form Of bilious di-saoe>, recommended to Sive
this vsluSbl" medicine fair trial. which Is oil thSt
is necessary 10 Insure and convince all Of ts
superiority very other reT,d, onei ed II
thu putc. Certificates Of the kisbe.' resIrcabiiity
might be presented to subaf antate ali that claimed
IN Its behalf but II Will be lft ~ int rodcr isels0
stand or fall MON its own u,eri,~.
Caution to the Puhlic.-Be sure that The rauir o:
the proprietor, JOHN WIkEn In In his hs niw RI
ting. thu Pronissory Note, which i- xttschet 10
tAe b,tioa of each -ngrave d lAt..I cu the bo.t-.
Sold 1t r-ts by Druggists AID Nsrcbsri 10Y.
where.
All wh'i sar order. mus, ae dr-,,~-i t,,vim ".
nsr, 81 Maiden Lam, n Y. or /. ~, b.liwin
wholes,;e druggists Chic-xs.
sill wholessIa aud retsn by Messr.
ALvORp / VAN PAIiES
E3ldAwy Dsveri-..t. law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
chicago Steam Dive Works.

VHTR would respectfully inform the Ladies OF pav-
E" EXPORT that w. have established a; l2S Sost'
CLARK Street between Madison and Washington SITS
Fancy Dysing and Securing EssaOlish'
AeMt.
livery description Of silk, Satin and WOODEN
shawis and Dresses are Dyed. Cleaned and Restored
10 their original perfection Craped ShAws dyed to
any shade: also Lace Curtains cl-aBdc bleSshed and
warranted to look like new Orders from the country
promptly attended TO- "
COOK BROTHERS
i~l7tO 1873 south CLARK ~. thics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
JOHN GEMMELL,
LtthOgrapher, Engraver and Map
pnhliSher.

1879 Lake Street, Chicago. Iilir.is.
HAVING had ten years practical experiene3 In Ii.
III ciii~s Of New York, Pnisd -lphia and Boston,
feis fully confident that Gil orders entrusted t. him
viii be executed IN style unsurpassed ~ any Of the
sbov. nsms, cities, and TIE most r. 4sonaeis
-rms
Maps, ips Checks, Circulars Billht adj, FAC sini-
eCirculsrs, Views II Buii,ins., roitFaits, s,ow
lard, Rnsinass Cards, &c.
All 0 r. from . distance rrrctuslly ateld'
or' q3.d.t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

AIRLINE ROUTE HETWEEN
I'm sC0xO nm n ~. l.nm3s.

AIRLINE NOUlE fEIWEEN
Chicago and 81. LOuis.
rains leace Chicago for 81. LcsSs aad inserme
dtate places.
Accommodation Train, (SuudsyS eacsptSd) S30An
Express Train, (Saturday's excepted) 1lf0ss
y,uias isare 81. LowisJ for CAieago asd in:erwe-
dtdte psatet.
Accommodation Train, tsunday's cxeep.ed) S00AA
Exprcss Train (saturisy's excepted 3S0r.
Trains run directly throagh. without change OF
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Noon
ingtOn, Springfield, Cxriinvie and Alton.
wfrrains iun On this road make direct ccnneetlons
III Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet making this the shortest, q1ckst. and most re-
liable route bssveen 81 Louis and New York. Boston.
Philadelphia, and the kaet.
with Illinois sntral H. 4 q bloomington. for La
Sale, Mendosa and Cairo.
in Great western Of Iiiiso,s ss rpsingaed, Tor
necssar and Haysss.
With I'll ~ kaii,o asvwSiag ftom cheap
sish daiy liss Of Packets 1t q L0ab Tor ksokuk,
Nev Orisasss, ard Missouri Rives.
ThrougA Ticksa1 III ~ placer aenlbonsl above can
b procSssd q ~ ~ PRINCIPAL tekss oocss u ne
Gated osaass, sd = the 00css
~. g: s:';:: :: .''.-
RlcHD 2. N0RoAu, -, plpa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

~ ooooo AND GROCERIES.
-
1sw oee1sl New Gssds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
JUershAss Zsdler,
~A''''''' -; J. as'''' Dealer
1e0AD J0N6e Cgeshtsag,
O0stAs.ss 0sss;ssvss. Vsstinys, Gents
IsesisAi.g Goods esd zaiiors'
1ti@mi.9a
eIA0 Joss ssesrne1 erm III. EAa Win one u u.
~ hs0ess 81 bsss ss,ecsed sticks Of goods ever
- - 80 = ehls asstst. o'asis'i'g 10 psn o.
Oroo6csOehs.
Bseilsh Prsnch. herman and Anne
iean. al tbs nssss quality and latest
styises sooAs.
0nglsA, French ana American Of
evssy variety .: .tyle, oolos Ane
quality.
white uaseciges Natala. sec white
LesAEn pisureu T.n,ri and color'd
snks, Fancy and Plain silk Vsiys,,
1ancv Slk aud Linen. Italian sns
0senAdins, Satin. Italian C!-'h'
Ssn Pfush aud Fsuey Csshnsrss Ia
CREST vssisty.
OUOeo00e6s1.
Dsrs, Blue asd Brown Broaicloih,
Csion, whitney, and Pilot Cloths,
1sacy, Blue, Rsovn and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canals mixed nnd
ostaSs Of the latest imports
0D0Dv Ju9Gs.
Overcosts, Over-.ack.. Surtoutr.
oeelina Jackcss and Taimss, fr"ca
end Dress Frsrk Coat Of I'll qnA-
dee and styes; silk. velvet, Plush
Closh Cashmere and Valencia Vests,
Casanetl Sstiacst doubie and twist.
fancy aa. plain Cas-ilneTc snd Dee
skin Psnfj Denim and Guernsey
proeks, wssppers aud Ove-sll,
~ sstsASNS Go0ds.
Hsckory, calico white plain lima,
corded and Paris bosom, fancy col
cred Shlsts, With common and polka
wristbands; string. De Orssy, cord
- byron, polka and lap Collars,
Meek Tiss. ~ chs, fancy and plain
Crayats; Gloves--white black, and
oulorsd md, lined buck, cloth, Chs
tsetaed, Ab~rcesu. Berlin. Union
ana German aud Fur Gauntlet,
WOOL mesino and cotton Hos; whit
ana fancy linen and silk Handler
shi~fs; embroidered lambs wool
sht.e sud mixed merino and sill
Wrappers and Drawers, Wool Mtts
ocarfs. Mufsiers, Gents Shavls sn'
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet SKIS
and I'll ether articles usually kept b.
the trade, all - which arc respect
fully submitted ~ tn. exsualns ,ini
Of customess.
- sassy eaA ~, wiu securs choice selections
EDWARD ALDEN.
o.nsaA ssrssa, opposite Is Claire Row. Davenport
Eva. Dsswssa hsia and srsdyo srp'A-du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER or
neax3&ees. Gin aud Wines

$50 South water street, Chicago, Illinois.
4 LARGE assortment II Pur- Wine aud Liquor
IN constantly On hand uI.de, Custom House look and
Ia stole and viii b. -oid in quantities Z, suit pnr-
eheser, Orders BY mail solicited, and prompt,
aled at the lowest cash prices To the trade an op-
por;unlty l. o6rred Of paying the duties themselves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
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P.1RIS HOUSE,
u. 4 T. l)ONERTl,

IMPORTERS of fr.n,h, Is. i,i.h and Ani.ri> an Dry
L Huyds, in bpBnets. bopurt Aa'erials. Ribbons
P-ath.rs ard Flower. Nan;l In Goth, Velvet ard
Moir. Antique. aud NJ s'iis Msirris.s and Trimmings
silks, S-tins Ep,hroid ris. I.sc"~, Hp>i-ry aud
Gloves. wholesale a. d ia,-,l.
Teiuis CASH, aud mt on price only
,rcfS-d2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

FOUNDRIES, MILLS, &c.
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS
II q U N ID II "
4 ~ ID MI e. RIN'F HOP

WHIT KICK I'IAbu tnd StcOnd Stf~rts.
JAIME, DONSEG1.Y L co.,
Late lorenaen o. TIE LeCldire EoUnd,y,l
4 kE now prepared to execute all kinds Of Engine
"A and Machine work for Saw and FIGURING mills
Also
'ssnanentsl House CasliHgs.
Of srssr. aud vsried designs. Caps, Stills. Br1ck-
cts, Tru.ses g. OF tn. latest patterns, or made 10
order
n. y. Slssia attention paid I. repairing -
Accidents TO o achinery repaired without delay
Bras@ eakt nSs msl. 10 order short notice.
lmhi6ifsl JAIME. DONNELLY CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

WILSON = M.5RLEl.
WnOLENALE GROCEkN.
Aer Or1lCR BUILDING.
Davenport, Iowa.
TE.ASl! TE.SS!!!
uAu Chests lm2,reriA.
Young uyson aud Gurpowier;
. half chests Ooions ard Souehvug,
600 Cuadi., morn 8 10 go lb-
81 Bpxrs Palm sOsp;
e0boxes VAriesstei Sop.
IS boxes shaving soap
sAass rysAspAr-n, Soap;
eODes Cas,lie SOAP.
Ioe so.s. tomato. .up sud r,prst
~ - u various trana, Of ehoi'e rccaeo-;
IA,eee cshs ssrescisan
$500 Isspsgt I'd Ciss
p.ass Ne end scaled Herrns.
- bsas ~ Asckerel,
- half this Nseker~.
- kits Msckerea fos Family Use
~ - hsss Of Aolas.es;
49, = sus.r:
- ibis osDrird Apples,
- Sack> Of drtrsi Prscn--'
leo boxer Rsi,.us;
8 bills .ss'd Nu,-
800 boxes sss'a 0lAs,,
COOLIES asst Nall =;
ooAsas o. Gil kiAos,
UssA and willow waIe;
DsuAhes, Ae DC.
- bills Cider vn~gsr.
11ossAss whA large stock 81 other articles all o.
sl1sO ! WILSON 4 HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
DIR. N. III. MarSeliS,

. regular graduate % ths Phllad.lphia Colleges q
Medictus aud Surgery, and formerly resident Physi
clan o: the Philsdelphia Hospital, csn hs found
our store when not professionally ssged R-t'eaes
Hxrrisou str -t.t-.'w-sn Sss'ond and Third
Ur, al-,itsvAb ROOkHILl / SEIIvRs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
y. r. GOING r. 20.

MAR ) DEARBORN STRICT, CHICAGO, Ill.
I,HSHRAL Who,rsalc West.r n Agents Tor Turner
(T Brothers celebrated Ginger. blackberry. ans
.,ther NATIVE WINES AND SYRUP ETC.; whole
sale dealers In Tobacco, Cigors. Oysters, etc we
cles. Turner b Brss' Wines aud syrups ar To-
w.n known IL ned comment, and for tn r.si, w
srIl the best artic. II the lowest prc-.
Sox 4 dam J. y. GOING CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
DcsMeines River LAND for sale
L~a.V.XD DEP.fRTME.NsE.
MTRLLIGE.OeCE

" - - H0 E~
TUX undersigned would most respectfully rrcom-
= mend their 1ntellgence Once to the pubic With
~ assurance that all orders entrusted to them Win
- pnnctn aliy sttsnded to.
We have constantly god sltuatous for either male
- emaje helps.
We undertake all bnsisess in this line, such A. III
-eaa Resettsel o. A0Osoeo,
<c.; proutsing chsaD and speedy services.
~ Orders fruO tAe eOunsry promptly olis,l
A0AkLF1RLD HOLN
@.Es Corner cs md and Scott Sta
n. D. We wilAeas alteration to ASsactes q oil
h0do e. 0y2daveO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

We vUuld especially call H. attention Of Builder.
and others IN vast q Long and Strong Timber to
~ fact that ~ have . lsy9s raft 81 Long Pitch
Pine lses, which ~ vii saw, required into tim
bsn u any lengtA, iron 10 d Is feet. II y n~sd
less fur - - Comment upoo the strength and oufe.
hny q this tinhss. Is well known to svesy -
ehaStc.
u. D:-We have . lssgs Vt u C;ean Season z y
~ incA Ptaak sept4sdsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

Allowing IA lli-rs to remain and resume tn.
-fats cain b" bought at the Liil rent Offices he
West ais Al tn" Passenger De?',; foot oi Lake st
xnd Al the Grnefsl Ticket ii.-r, cvrnc. OF he ard
D.Arborn streets, Chcsge, opposite The T.einDI.
House isn II u J. SPAIDlNG, GEM agent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
A Calif,rnia Sand Tempest.

A California paper Of Dec. 81, gives an ac
count Of sever. tempest which occnred at
Los Angeles, soont the 1Oth of November.
/" The dust and sind we're lifted from the earth
aud carried along 10 a continued cloud envel
oping everything, and obscuring every object
from sight. The houses on the opposite side
OF the street, ut times, could not be discerned
All out door business was suspended. With
difficulty person could walk in the streets, not
alone from the fury Of thi blasts, but frcm the
cutting effect Of the sharp sand, driven 20 for
chilly against the face aud person.
All travel on the road was suspended. So
thick was the cloud of sand, that from noon the
sun was obscured. Transfers could not keep
the road, all efforts to guide their animals
being fruitless. May of them could not find
out, even by cropping on the ground whether
they were on the road or on the open plain
They could not see their leaders from the whe e.
animals. Teams along the road came In con.
tact, the drivers neither being able to see OF
hear the approach OF each other. In many case,
the mules were overturned by the violence o
the wind. Light wagons were tossed about q.
Ii they were corks
" Instances have come to our knowledge o.
gentlemen, perfectly familiar with the road
losing it, end having to camp out all might
within few miles Of the town.
"In fact, from the beach Of San Pedro to the
mountains, nothing could be seen but clouds o.
sand and dust.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
Durant Store!
w. O I,UDT, OW

ID ESPEC FULLY calls The attention Of cit
III Izens ard Farmers t. the frct that he has
opened The first Store and will keep constantly
en- hand a full supply Of
Dry Gooas. Groceries, Har3srare, Cloth.
ing, Hats s. Caps, Boots s. Moes,
in fact, every hing usually found in a couatry
store. Give him a call and examine his Goods
before purcha ing elsewhere.
Tie Oas rice system IS 81 tctlr adhered to.
p S.-N. O. l. Having perm Anenty loca-
ted ia Durant, ard design making il the p ace
OF his future re idence, and slncest Y hopes, by
tair prices good goods just representations,
and close personal attention. Ia merit share ol
the patronage and confidence of the public
Past favoFs gratefully acknoHle ged and a con
unuauee solicited. WIN. D LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co, Iowa. Aug. 80 33,6m.
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Literary n Offices.

.4rth.r's Home Magarine.-The February
uamber of this valuable Magazine has beeen re-
ceivad. It contains twenty illustrations inclu,
ding Steel Engraving and Fashion Plate col
ored with charming effect. These cotored Fash
lon Plates, which are eqnal to any that appear
In the higher priced Magazines, will be given n
every number. Miss Townsend g new novelette,
LOOK OR; New ENGLAND Story Is deep
enins in interest, and bids fir to prove one oil
the most absorbing Magazine Stories that has
yet appeared
The terms are s,a year, or only s1ej copy,
where four persons take it Ia club together
Published by T. 5. Arthur & Co, No lO3 Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

HURRAH Fer THE OLD kEYsroNE.-The
gratifying news goes booming over the country
that Pennsylvania sends to the Uniued States
Senate, a Republican Senator, in place Of tn At
srrant doughface, Mr.. BRoDHEAp. Mr.. Bu-
ehanan demanded the election of his trusty adj
voca.e, Foerney, of the Pennsylvania. He
secured the caus nomination. ia accordance
with this behest, but the Legislature refused to
confirm the edict aud elected Hon SIMON CAM
FROM, Republican, on the first ballot; the vote
standing Cameron 81, Foerney S., Foster I
This result is perfect bomb shell in the
camp of Mr., Buchanan, and made an awful
rafting among the dry-bones at Washington
Mr.. Cameron supported Col. Fremont
with great earnestness and ability, during the
late campaign.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

BRBERY AND CORRUPTION In CosRsss.--we
observe that the investi z alton committee of the
House has comm enctd an energetic prosecut ton
of The duty ASST gaed it in ferrlting out the allie
ged corruption In the bribery OF members OF
Congress TO certia measures. The su jecL il
eliciting great deal OF comment from the
press and producing many astounding uisclos-
ures. The opinion Is freely expressed that scar
eeiy any bill passes Congress involving large
appropriations of money or lands that is not
carrie. through BY m"neyed india noes. The
st Louis iueilfgeacsr says it is we'll known
that the Pacilc Rttroai company Of MlssJu
paid $50 900 to Ct their anI grant shfoug
Congress. lt also asserts that menhrr Of Con
greas from the virtu0us ate vi New YORK.
uolds "a contract for 1000 acres of the land
granted last session 10 Iowa, for railroad parp-
0ses, "a the confederation for Hs ryiees in
getting the ioga bill passed. lt is stated by
another auth9iy that the Iowa Land Graut OF
lag. scar on cot ten per cent. OF its value to
he passed 1t euIora:~d sou 900 acres o.
iands-wurth, say $4,000 900 - three per CEN
.age on that would oe So oJOO 900, paid to out-
siders for lobbying, AMI to IN tders for their
votes
These statcm. nts, if they are true, eyhtbj,
a depioratie ttate OF national hOae,ty-G.r th,.
character ofth. nation must oe judged by th,,
Of its rulers. II is tim. that vJhrr qu1, f.,
tons then those oi trckery aad political GINNING
should commend men ID the satIrsyts OF the
people for officers Of public trust his con
djtoa OF affairs Is the Legitimate result OF the
encourage ment that hts beef given certain mn
scrapnipus men II make polite trade No
dess worth has long slncc ret;red from the
field Of pol tics i'll disguise at the Illuminating
aud .ti.hoaest mans hat are res3rtra ID in or
Ter to be success nj. A reform in ibis respect
- greatly needed, ard he Who accomplshes
y viii be great h1ne actor to his coua!ry
Nus Jour.
r1.-A niL.unr- =. -. . =, -, ,
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J. E. GOING, g. Co.

.Nerr S Dearborn ST. Chicago, Illinois.
(teneral Wholesals West m Agents for Tur-
" ner Brothers celebrated Ginger, Black
berry, and othe, NATIVE WINES AND SYR-
UPS, etc Wholesale dealers in 7obacco Ct-
cars Oysters, etc. We invite The attention Of
merchants to the above articles. Turner and
Bros Wines and Syrups are too well known
to need comment, and for the rest, We sell the
best article at the lowest price.
As 3m. J. +. GOING & Co,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

COLLEGE ~ KANSAS The citizens Of Kan
sas seem to be going ahead in the right sprit
We now see the fruits # northern labor and
effort to induce emigration 10 Kansas. Those
who are foremost in eVs'y n9g~ 1T Tor t3 nea-
tai. moral aai Poi led advantage grs the
mn wno were 'oFen In the Free At Ta1ve-
ment They were d'nJance4 AMI :. iItA i ny
the AFFECT IN aoaa o. tho Save P).vrr Il every
step in their progress. But hey alh,rsd to
their plrpesa, without fa!tering aud The fruits
OF their perseverance Re NV sltges.ei III tue
improving prospects Of tn Territory,
The latest movement nf interest IL the organ
ization Of College at lawrence. the leading
Free State settlement. Such step att ste
more strongly then anything W. hava yat wit
messed. the absence of bori r-ruanism. The
meeting In favor of College, was hell on
the 25ta inst, Gen. Pomeroy was President
J. Hutchinson, Secretary. Gov. Robinson
Mr. Amey, OF Illinois, Judge Wakefield aud
others were spe .kers. The organtz It on ~as
well effected, and steps taken to ask OF Con-
gress an endowment OF land for that and edaca-
tional purposes generally Iosra Guy Rep
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
FRESH FIRST-CEoP
.rocerle5.


The Subscribers have now on hand. aud ere
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. s FRONT ST, IND LEVEE,
Burrows New Block Davenport, Iowa
q large, well selected and full stock OF fresh.
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, Siu.
Woodenrdre, Provisions &c.
which they offer 10 the trade at Wholesale ex-
clusively. To Retail Merchants, Hoteikeepets
and others Of the Interior OF the State and Neo-
raska, who purchase al wholesale, We give the
assurance thst we will I'll their ORDERS and mem
o,anda az Chicago and St. Louis prices trans
portstion added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeepers, doing
business on the iine or near The line of the Niss-
issippi & Mssour Railroad, Iowa City. or far
ther West. will fud il ID their Interest to make
their purchases If ua, and by SHIPPING their
Goods by the III. j n. Railroad save "a miles
hauling by teams from any ether point on tina
river. Our facilities are of the Gist class, and
We feel the most positive confidence, hat il vor
will give us call, look through our stock, aid
learn our prices aud terms We shall receive
liberal share OF your patronage; which it shall
be Cur aim, by furnishing frst,rate goods at
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
receive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
GREAT BIRGALNS!!

4 FiRH FOR SALE, ten miles east from
n Upton, on the Davenport road, near Pos
ton Grove. containing JS3 acres; So Of hich are
good timber; $50 under tence, with 80 acres OF
tame mead W, a nice young orchard OF l25 bear
ing trees; new frame house with ten rooms ami
good cellar 4 good frame harm: good well of
water al The barn, and one a the house; good
stock water on the place.
A good Ll:ch House and a small frame dwell
ling sith two Lots, en- the corner south Of the
Birely House AMI or the same Is good stabling
for eight head Of horses.
Two lots on corner west Of Birelv House, with
good frame Blacksmith Shop. and good frame
dwelling Ia bv 20; three rooms.
Also 81 head of cattle, some ten or twelve yoke
Of y ORR Cattle. All OF the above property can be
purchased OH the IQost Reasonable terms by cal
ling on either J. II. EiRELEI.
.l-tT I. e. pTATT Or :. DENEII.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

~We publish, this week The art ument Of
J. r. DILLON in behalf of Cedar County, in the
case now pending, of Clapp vs. Cedar Co., in
the suit brought upon the $4,000 bonds of this
County.
Mr.. JOHN F. DILLON Is the attorney for
this county, and is making Al able defence
which we publish, that our readers ray know
the position We occupy, and what our grounds
for defence are, and in other respects know bow
the case stands.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

rs~The New York Tribune says: John
Doyan, aged IA years, vas frozen to death
near his wood pile. at Avon, Maine, a few
days since. IL Was father Of the noted Helen
Jewett, who was murdered in Thomas IT, IL
this city, nearly quarter Of century since
It Is not q little remarkable that the State oi
Maine has furnished this city with nearly all
the we'll known leaders of the fashion Class,
from Helen Jewett to Kate Htstingi New
Hampshire ard Massachusetts, rank next as
sources of supply
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

MILITARY DExossrRArIoS.-We understand
that the Light Guards Of this city intend cele.
bratinS Washington's birthday (Febusry 223)
with appropriate ceremonies. All oIher military
companies ia the State will be invited to partici
pate. A grand parade will take place during the
day, and dinner will be served free to the invites
quests the exercises to wind up with ball In
the evening. We expect a SPLENDID affair, o.
the Llgn, Guards do nothing by halves As the
22d Of February happens on Sunday this year,
this affair will coma OF on Monday, the 23i.-
Asss. Joxy. -#
The Muscatine Guards have generously exteE-
dsd IN invitation 70 the Upton Guards. who
will b. on hand. We will try to show ourselves
In fun numbers. "Old Cedar is in the BILL"