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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

W. eaaaot but urge upon the teach
ere Of Cedar county, TO attend the Teach
ers Institute, winch is to be held >,
Springdals, on the fifteenth day o
November neat 1t you have any desire
" do an the good you can to the chill
dren under your charge, you ~ill certain
" attend, The best method. Of govern,
ing schoA, aud imparsing instruction
10 the various branches Of study, will be
fury discussed and explained. The
school Boards in the townships should
rsssirss teachers to attend. No one is
ssaily qualified to teach uales, he has At,
tended at least one Institute, aud If he
has attended one, he will be sure il l.,
il ct to teach Al. all to attend all within
his reach. rte-a aa. .sss.z.. ......
. The citizens Of Springiale extend Al
Invitation to al to attend. The latch
string will be out, and generous vel
co.nes extended to all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23
Railroad Matters.

The directors Of the Iowa Central Air.
Lime X. Il. held meeting in Towns m
the 18th and l4th. The proposition for
consolidation with the Chicago, Iowa &
Nebraska X. X. was before the meeting
The subject was postponed until the call
OF Stockholders and Directors meeting
at subsequent day.
We learn from reliable source at Iowa
City, that the Iowa Union Railroad Com.
pany VIII soon commence active oppera.
lions, and begin the grading of their
road. The surveys of the road have
been made, and il is intended to com.
menee grading at Cedar Rapids and work
southwark.
Ten miles of the grading of the Min.
neapolis d Cedar Valley Railroad, north.
ward from the Iowa State line, is already
completed.
The total imports of railroad iron from
Great Britain to the United States for the
hrst seven months this year, were only
oo36 tons. During the corresponding
mooths of 1856, they were Is, 900 tons
in 1857, l05,Gl3 tons.
The traffic Of the twelve principal rail.
ways in the country, for the month of
August, 1888, amounted to S2.756. 573.
for August, 1857, s3,506,7s decrease
nj 1858, 740,ll1 The decrease for
Sept, has been much less.
The tunnel on the Lacrosse road is
completed, aud the cars now run from
Milwaukee to Lacrosse on an unbrokeo
track. Travellers now 20 from Boston
to LaCrosse, Wisconsin, in forty four
hours.
The WATERFOWL & Madison wis. !
Railroad has been sold under foreclosure
OF the first mortgage, to Hon. Russel
Sage, of Troy \. Y. He proposes to
commence work upon the line immedi-
ately, and complete it up to Waterloo
this fall The whole road is to be finish.
ed IN the season for the fall trade next
year,
\ meeting will be held today, a. |
o clock at the Iowa Central House, in
Clinton, for the purpose of organizing a
Bridge Company to build bridge from
Litl,c Rock Island TO the Illinois shore.
owe. the last Channel of the Mississippi
river, to connect the c, |. d \. II. Il
with the Dixon Air L;;ae and the Alba.
ny and Nendola Railroads. -.anaache
Ga.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23
TAe true DeanUcsastc Kpocirsse.

sz IL e
The Usion Of The 9Th instant, in an
elaborate article onthe SUBJECTED Slavery
n the Territories, says:
This at last sPpcars u bc yielded as
the true Democratic dousxi.e, thsts tho
question Of Slavery essnos u legilimstsly
controlled by The people Of Tcrrisory
until they come to n.skc CONSTITUTION,
and that thea itey -cassof istrrirre rita
the rights q. property already sest-d."
This lsa decided improvement upon
the doctrine laid down BY Mr.. Buchanan
In his annual message. In that docu.
meDt, speaking of that clause of the Lee
compton Constitution which guaranteed
a perpetual right Of property ia the slave.
already in the Territory, and their issue
even If the "Constitutioa without Slave
iy" should be adopted, Mr.. Buchanan
said it would have been "sn act of gross
injustice" to have ''sumnarily confsca
ted the property in slaves already in the
Territory"-thereby admitting, by the
ciearest implication, the po,ccr to do so
But now, the Presidential organ an
nounces that it is Eat last yielded, as the
trae Democratic doctrine" that when the
people Of Territory come to make .
State Constitution, even then they lean.
not interfere with the right Of prop
erty," in slaves already in the Terrific
ry.
The result of this doctrine would be
to render it impossible ever to introduc,
another free State into the Union, unles.
by the sheer neglect of shareholders tt
take any slaves into the Territory while
in q Territorial condition. ,
If Slavery exists in every Territory b,
virtue of the Constitution; ifncither Con
sress nor the Territorial Legislature have
any power to exclude it while the Terri
torial condition remains; and if, when
the people come to make State Consti
tuition they cannot interfere ptth the right.
Of property IN siaves already in the Terri
tory, and their increase. it follows tina,
Slavery must be peraetua'iy established in
every Territory into which anybody may
see tit to carry any slaves.
The only power which this doctrine
grants to the people of Territory over
the subject is, to prohibit the further tn
trodnction of slaves, when they come te
form State Constitution.
1t may strike the roader, at first blush
that although this doctrine would result,
In making every State hereafter admitted
to some extent slave State, yet the
number of slaves, if limited to those in.
troduced during the Territorial condition,
and their increase, could never become
very great. This, however, would by nc
means be necessary result. All that
would be requisite to insure an ample
supply of "nigsers' for the future State,
would be to stock the Territory pretty
well with young wenches at the start
The natural increase, in most instances.
would probably about keep peace with the
demand. - Welsh. Rep.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

DRoP A TEAR--Many touching ir.
cidcuts of the loss of the Austria have
been related, and many an eye has been
dlmmed In their perusa by the tear of
sympathy; but the following is certainly
the most affecting that We have seen. il
rs related by one of the rescued:
An English lady who came on bord At
Southampton with her husband, had three
children with her, little girl about five
years cid, a boy about three, and babe in
her arms. The husband jumped over aud
as the flames grew hotter and burned
more fercely, she took her little girl
kissed her, aud threw her into the water
She then took the boy, a fair healthy little
fellow, embraced him, gave him her last
kiss, aud threw him in. lie struck on
las back, and s'ragyted ve,y hard. Ris-
ing 70 he surti.ce three seperate Gmcs, he
called out Mamma" each tine. IN The
most p,feoEs tones, then sank to rise mo
mare. The poor woman then clasped
her pa . to her beast aud Jumped in with
IT. kissing it repeatedly as they sank to the
bot ON
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

- HAVE ENTIRE CON1Rpl. or 4 VERY
- 1 superior quality Of Russian H3t7 St,g
= What ian article Introduced into .hr wh.a,
= growing districts of Russia whiri ha. tren
= found to succeed better than any Wiuter Whra,
ever cultivated in that country From Ru,.;s
= IT was introduced into Canada NichlraD Mn.
= ncsota and Illinois, in each Of sAlct il b..
= withstood the most severe winters and III.
= wettest springs, to the satsfac ton of III, IA
= mer. IL produces from 20 TO 30 bushels 10 on,
when sown on good land, and from it, hardy
= nature will not winter-kill or drow mont nam
tie effects Of wet spring Itmav lie sowp
= any time between the first oil July aud the fr.t
- of November.
e PACKAGES sufficient 10 produce from 10
10 bushels the first year. put up in strong
will be sent to any address on the recelp, or
One Dollar, hy mail, Address
q. W. VERIFY, p. 0. box 1897,
= 81 carborR~t. Chicago H.
- Dealer in Farming Lands and citr PROPERTY
L, Also, lands located at all the government land
= Offices. with warrants or cash. 1hu.e hayIra
= farms or farming lands for sale, will find nv
office one of the best mediums to di-ros. Of IL
- same.
q, REFER TO
8 Hon. Jno. wilson, Com'rI Land Dept, Cbica..
- Col. u. J. hamilton,
- Rev. III. n Bishop,
= Hon. Henry A. Wise. Gov. Of virginia
Messrs. Sweeney, Rttenhouse, Fsnt& Co., bankers,
Washington. ID. c.
= Hon. George Briggs, Sew York.
Hon Wm. II. Ross, Gov Of Delaware.
~ Roit. forsythe, Es,., Gcn'l Vt. Asf. I e. RI
u ~ ID. In ordering, give your name, p1si Office
comfy aud State, and the name Of the nearest Il,
= press Office. TN
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Ohiss Elertion.

The returns, - given 10 the Cleveland
Herald Of Friday evening, Indicate that
the Republicans have gained 1 member
n the "a District in Hamilton county, IN
place Of Groesbesk (Lecompton); one
lprohbly) id the 9th, in place Of Hall
Q.cc,npton) uns in tho 10th, in place
u Miller Ltronpton); and one (cer-
sain) il M l5sh, ii plxcsH Bsras Lee
compton,; one N the 17th, IN which
Thcaker has 10 ma, The Republicans,
however, lose 'one incmbsr, Ma,tin lie
compton) being elected in the 18th Dis.
trict, insteado of Horton. Nichols, (Rep. !
defeated in the !4th, BY Allen, Dem. J BY
n maj. s.. 40 q . So @st .
In the present Congress the Ohio dele.
CATION Stands IL Republicans, Q Demo-
Gratis. In the next it viii probably stand
Id Republicans to 6 Democrats---a net
Rep, gain of four members. $50
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

Emfad rom Me observation-disclosures of the Chicago
rress ana Irnaae and Democrat, IL their notes ~
ne Mechanics Far, Sept. lIk 1858,
We pass 10 another beautiful md ro+ah,a
PROOF OF chicago work, magnificent silver. Mated
sho" case, nom the warerooms of Messrs A i
camp'ell Ca, 6s Dearborn street and which
reflects great credit upon its makers from IN
handsome and woremaniike manner In which I,
Is hnished. Messrs Campbell i Co. are the only
snow case manufacturers west OF New YorL ,,ha
make everything connected with the business an
tneir own pre- misses, it being still CUSTOMARY With
All others to send to New York for the metal
frames OF which these cases are made. bur - ieb
al also metal sashes. &c. Messrs. Camp,,.n 4 ~
now manufacture in this city. altogether their
s s. turns out work not to be excellea
II equalied, by any house in the United states
We would invite attention to one, from ia
oeing manufactured in Chicago, by the only Arm
IN The United States, out of New York or phi,a
delphia. that manufacture everything in Their
iine. We alinde 10 magnificent showcase fro,,,
the ware-roons OF MessrS. Campbell & % -
Dearborn street which reflects much credit IN IN
noth IT'S makers and eur city, proving a II doe.
by none "f~7'u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

An anti.capital punishment meeting
was recently held in Rochester. N. =.
Susan B. Anthony was the leader IN the
movement, aud had no sooner taken the
stand than general row occurred. one
succeeded, however, iu nominating Fred.
Douglas for chairman, who attempted to
sneak, but was repeatedly interrupted.
other speakers shared no better fate, ana
finally the rowdies prevailed, and broke up
the meeting.
Jeremiah Allen, captain Of the New
Bedford Whaling ship, Betsy Williams,
has been convicted Of forcing colored
seaman, to 20 ashore on an uninhab'ted
island Of the Galapagos group, and de-
serting him. He was disabled at the
time, from severe beating the captain
had given him. After remaining on the
island 26 days, he was rescued by the
ship Old Hector, taken to Talcahuano,
aud given in charge of the consul, who
put him in the hospital. He lay there
seven mouths before he was able to be
dismissed.
The scni-centennery anniversary CT
the founding Of Mount st. Mary College,
EMmissburg, Md. was celebrated with
much ceremony. The College was foun-
ded on the 9th Of Oct. 1903. Archbish-
op Hughes, Of New York, participated in
the celebration.
The workmen on the Gosport, Va, ma
w yard, have contributed 500 for the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers Of
New Orleans and Charleston.
1t is stated that the anaMa Railroad
Company are about making arrangements
for placing the steamships Aaratic, Bal
tic and atlantic upon the line between
New York and San Francisco, via. the
Isthmus Of Panama, to form q weekly
| line of communication.
During the seventeenth century the
patents granted for inventions in Eng
land were $50; in the next hundred years
they amounted to $500, and in the first
| fifty years of the present century they
had exceeded 100000.
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UNION OFFICE.


Washington City. 1853.
SIN; In view of the threaten;nr con
dition of public affairs, in order to
sire 'tghen and consolidate the Dernocra. :
e party, and produce unity of action
throughout the country, it has been de-
termined that the Washington Union
shall be amply endowed and pu. in a con.
dltion of complete efficiency, as a great
co'tral newspaper organ. Ii is yell knoua
hiatt Union IS in POSITION 10 under
stand the riems IF the Administrations
and Of its Democratic friends IN Con.
gross
Your active aid to extend the circula.
tion OF the Onion is solicited and expect.
ed. 1t Is due to the great party, whose
cause Is yours aud ours, and whose fri
umph Is the preservation of the Govern.
ment, that this enterprise, which Is un.
dertaken solely with view eff maintain.
ing and strengthening the Democracy Of
the country, should be cordially sumner.
ted BY you. In no manner can this end
be so effectually Accomplished, as BY the
widespread circulation of great central
newspaper .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

GOOD REASON FOR VorE.-Nr.
Curly, thes successful Republican candate
for CONGRESS IN Cincinnati, was form .rly O
Universalist minister. One of his on.
p,nents was trying to persuade an old
Me h dist not to vote for him. DO you
think yon are furtheripg the cause Of
religion, said he, "by voting for Uni
versal st, one who does not believe in a
hell.' 'Yes," was the old Methodist /,
reply ifby the time Mr. Curly has been
IN 'ongress year, he does not End out
their Is hell then | don't underst md the
present Administration. shall vote for
him"
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JrsT rrBrIsI.D. the 9TH edition in a sealed en-
veiope, ats and mailed TO any address Dos.
paid on receipt of two stamps
This little work, eInanaiing from q celetrsted
member Of the medical proie ssion gives the ao.t
important information ever published to al p.r.
sons entertaining doubts of their physical con
dftion, or who cons 2ious of having hazardsd their
heath and happiness-contsining the psrtic ular.
Of an entirely new and rerfeci remedy for sp,r.
matorfhra or Seminal Heahness, Debility Ser
yoasness, Depression OF Spirits, Loss Of Energy,
Lassltnde, lmiaay. Involuntary Seminal Disc bar
ges Impaired sight anaMemory blotches an &
pimples on the Face, Piles, Ind gestion, Palpita.
ton Of the Heart, aad Bodily ProsiratioR Of ths
whole system, inducing =mpotency and mental
and physical incaraeity,-by means Of which ~
cry one may cure himself privately, and At ,ri.
fling expense.
LE~ Address Or. Gil, J. c. KLINE, LIST Aytns.
cor. 10Th stree. Scw-fork; II Box, Ne. 45ss
49ly -
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Ny connection for the past eight years with the
Institution, as Chief Physician, and a twelve years
Consumption and its kindred diseases together with my
unrfyaed opportunities and advantage u pathological
reseachaidci not little by perfect sy stem Med
tcal Inh aiation-hase enabled to arrive at a deci-
sve. direct, and successful treatment for the
positive aud radical all diseases of the Throat
Lungs and Air Passages. By inhalation. the va
por and curative properties Of the medicines are directly
addressed TO the diseased organs and the neeumeut
do not advise the Of Medical Inhalation Of any
KIND, TO the exclusion Of general treatment and al
though consider 1T useful adiuvant in the proper
management of those fearful and fatal vet
deem very necessary That each patient should have
the benefit Of both geaeraf and local treatr.cnt The
success Of treatment In the above diseases and the
high character Of the Institution over which have
long had the honor to preside we'll known TO
need any eulogy comment from me- At the sxcita-
ton OF private and professional friends tirou
whose philsuthropc aid the above charity has been
and literally sapPorted and amer due consideration
have concluded to make such n IN bring
the benefits If experience and treatment within the
reach 81 all and not eonhne myself herct ofre 10
those only who entered the inrnrary or who ere a~
To visit me nj my obeo. Hoping therefore that te ar
rasehst VIII give entire satisfaction both to my pro-
'cssiona! brethren and the public, would respectfully
announce IN conclusion, that Hes bf consulted
pers"nans bE feter, on all diseases above and that
the medicines. the used ia tAe slit Itit, mr.
pared to suit each individual case. Inhalfnr va
pors, Medical Inhslers. DC. Sc. will IL ferwa rI-
ed by express g pan of the United States or
Gas. 1ERAs-My terms of treatment hy letter arc a.
follows, via: sfs per mouth for each patient which wi
include medicine for one months use also. Iphaling
".'i ana az ihhaths Apparatus Payment as follows
Se To- paid 70 express agent the box az
medicine and the balance 81 the expiration Of the
month, III the patient he cured 1. entirely
WIN we treatment Patients ayailing themselves of DR.
Jarrett stfeatmsnt may rely upon immediate and pr
manent and immediate relief, he seldom treat
case owe. thirty days. Letters fer adF.s? promptly an-
swesed. For iuf,.. r particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT. MD.
M. $50 Broadway. cor. Twelfth st. Ny.
r s-Physleians and others visiting the city are re-
spctily invited TO call at the Infrmary. where many
Interesting h~ Witnessed and our m
apparatus for the inhalation of meicatcd yapor can
be seen and inspected. T-m6
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Some Democrats haveafreeted to doub,
the responsibility of Mr.. Buchanan and
bis Cabinet, for all the doctrines adyoca.
ted by the Washington Union. The fol
lowing circular, which We find in the
Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9th inst
and which that paper states was receiv.
Cd under the frank Of J. Clancy Jones, .
settles the question, that the Union is the
acknowledged organ of the Admiuistra.
ton:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

Family quarrels ars always most bitter.
for the truth of which we refer 20 the one
now distracting the Democratic party
The Dubuque Herald, Democratic, thus
notice the deeease ola brother Democrat.
10 sheet in Northern Iowa.
North lo,caa has gone up. every
dog has his day." and but for the truth
OF this ancient adage, Hutchins would
never had an existence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

From the returns before us, it appears
that the Republicans have elected ~
members aud the, Democrats three, one Of
the latter being Anti-Lecompton. Two
years ago the Republicans elected 10
members and the Democrats Is. This
would make change against the Admin.
lstration equal to "a votes in the next
House of Representatives ..,........
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Harmonious Democrac, I!

The editor Of the LeClaire Enterprise.
a Dcnocratic journal of the first water,
thus concludes an article in his last issue:
I'VE, therefore, denounce the editors OF
tho State Democrat Is liars, slanderers
and traitors; they are rotting in the cor
ruption they have made"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23
Indiana Election.

The Republicans have elected eight
members OF Congress in Indiana, and the
Democrats perhaps three. Two years
ago the delegation stood five Republicans
to six Democrats, which would be eouiy.
alet to an Administration loss Of six votes
in the next Congress.
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AUXILIARY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

AUXILIARY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The next meeting Of the Auxiliary &c.
dar County Teachers Association will be
held At Pedee meeting house, the Both
inst, at 10 O'clock, 4 NJ. Teachers,
aud others interested in education, are
respectfully iuvited to attend. .
7"F I.ae Il. TABER, CIR. Scc'y.
Springda!e, Oct n, 1858 "
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ON,r ~ .SHps Of Pssb. in,frac
uea NnInns s..nI I'd "a

80 ~ Df,er Sap. Of Pab. in,frac u,
- II Des MONIES. sept. 30, '5s.
n J, Nyaard, Sept, com Shoots:
q - Havipg received satisfactory assurau-
ees that thirty teachers desire to assem-
Bile for the purpose Of hold N Teach
ess Institute. aud to remain in SEES
sion. not less than six working days,
and said teachers having suggested In,
18th day Ut November az the time, and
81 ringaale as the place, | hereby appsin,
q said time and placc for such meeting,
and hereby give notice thereof, in accord
ance With the provision of the ffty-six;h
sectioa Ut the '.Act for the p"blic 10
struciion Of The Stale of Iowa"
saa .av MATURlA l.. FiSuE',
ss s=v A. aas Sups. Pub. lust.
The friends of porulor education arr
earnestly aud urgently invited to attend,
particularly all school teachers aud school
district officers Teachers aud lecturers
Of eminent ability will be present, to in
struet and entertain those who may avail
themselves Of the privileges Of the To-
ssisnte. A gracious aud ho.pitsble re-
etpsiva awaits you.
!. MAYNARD.
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At Crockett, Texas, butter is ten cents
pound. beef three cents, bacon twenty
cents, -four six dollars for 100 pounds.
Oats two dollars per bushel. They eat
beef for breakfast dinner and supper.
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MATCRlA l.. FiSiIE ?,
Sup;. Pub. lust.

To TEAcuERs. An examination oil
Teachers will be held at Springdalc, on
Friday, Nov. 10th. There will probably
BE- no other until Spring.
3 1854 -'A j. MAYNARD, Supt.
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a A hew Railroad company sas organi el
It Burlington on the 2lst, whose object
q will be tn connect with the keokuk Rail-
d ,o,d a Fort Madison, and also from Bur.
linrton, via Wappel!o, to the mouth Of
'sCedaY river, by any means within their
c,htr.l rae 'e""f #.
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1ONA EEboaaOA.

We have ust received ~,iici.. returns
from IL, thc counties " ID the State, b
Ne have sufficient 10 justify Us 10 sayiLq
shat the whole Republican State ticket
10 elected by about 1880 majority. s.
v.ndever (Rep is elected in this
Congressional district BY about 1000 ma.
jsriiy, aud Curtis lRep,) il elected in
che sssthcrn district by about 500. .ta
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NOTICE.

lie Subscribers to the Capital Stock OF tn,
Upton Kaiiroad Company are hereby mott
ned that one instalment Of ten per cent on aac,
share OF the stoek subscribed to said compan,
VIII be due on the It'll day of November 1. u
1855. q =
BY order Of the Board,
II REIGART, Sec'y.
Upton, Sept. l6. 1858. 4o.a
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Iowa State Fair

The official report of the State Fair,
has reached us in the Oskaloosa Herald,
but is entirely too lengthy for our use.
1t is admirably prepared, and embraces
all the minute detailes. We are obliged
to substitute sketch from the Hawkeye.
OF Burlington. Next week we will give
some extaacts from the Herald's report.
Here is the financial result IF the exhi-
bition