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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25
The C,1erkshiD,


The last Cedar Democrat, abiding to
Mr.. Stafford, our candidate for Clerk,
says: I'VE cheerfully accord to Mr..
Stafford q good character, and believe
him to be good citizen, and an upright
man, but We cannot recommend him as
suitable person for the Office he is stri-
wing to obtain" Of course not; nobody
expected that. Butitstrikes US thatif the
Democrat can recommend Mr. Stafford,
as above, that the Republicans will do
well to elect him That he can soon learn
the routine Of business, is appaaent to ev
cry one. There is no reason why Mr..
Young should have life lease of the
Clerks Office. If the reasoning of the
Democrat, is good now, it will be better
two years from now, and he wiz be en-
entitled to it forever. The Democrat
sncers at Mr. Stafford, and says he is
"bctter calculated to measure tape and
aud sell pins" than to perform the du-
duties of the Clerk. Is it dishonerable
to "measure tape and sell pins?' if it is,
it is unkind to remind MIR. Young of the
pit whence he was dug two years ago
We believe any man who Oils an honul-
able calling in an honorable manner, is en-
titled to credit therefor. That Mr. Stat
ford has doRe SO thus far, is good and
sufficient guarantee that he will contin-
ne so to do. He is as competent as Mr..
Young, and does not go with the niger
loving and niger breeding Democracy.
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In the manufacture of salt at Syracuse
n. Y. al out eight hundred cords of wood
are annually consumed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

The corresponding meml~rs of the 60. Com
mite in each Township vii see that meetings are
heidi their respective Townships.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

KANSAS - The vote on the English
proposition resulted in its defeat by
about 10000 majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25
had News from the Cable.

The North Briton brings the intelli-
gence that signals had ceased TO be re-
ceived through the cable at Vslentia On
the I'd inst. 1t was hoped that the
difficulty was not irremedi able, but mean
time the stock Of the company had sunk
rapidly toward zero
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

KANSAS. -Goyernor Denver has writ
ten letter refusing to call an extra scs-
sion Of the Kansas Legislature. .~
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STILL THEY CoME.--We learn from
the Des Moines Citizen that Mr.. Croft,
one Of the Fillmore candidates for eleeto +
in this State in 1886, has openly and
boldly avowed his intention to act with
the Republican party in the future.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

1t is said that Queen Victoria will be-
come mother and grandmother about
the same time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25

The L. S Treasury is in a bad way -
1t has shel.ed out till nothing is left
but Co6J. S. .a..s- --..-tr $50
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TO THE PEOPLE OF CEDAR co.
For the purpose Of correcting some CT

IOI kHS put PeoSsOa wv ~~S
roneous impress ions that seem to prevail
in different portions Of the county, have
thought it proper to present to the people
a brief statement of The manner in which
the equity funds have been app. opriatcd.
Ny annual report for the year ending
July 4ih, 1858, contains an exhibit Of
the financial condition Of the county, the
amount of claims audited and allowed,
and also list of all warrants issued,
Amt. of tax list fer county Z.
purposes for 1857 was s2s,I55 CS
Amt. collected on said list, 22,79s 90
Amount Of delinquency, 1856 4s
Amt. warrants issued during
year ending July 1, 1858, S2l,372 81
Aunt. outstanding warrants
July Z, 1857, ;: :: : 2,22l as
...r .... ... ID. b. d. t -
a4a a Ga III .,s ..aa s23,594 90
Amt. warrants cancelled du- a-..
ring the year ending july
4, 1885,: 2o,5S9 0s
Amt. outstanding warrants
July !, 1885,: $1,000 OF
| Amt warrants issKed en- the
new court house, :sl0,Gs5 40
Old debts, : 5,167 "A
| r..
Ordinary county expences, 1854 o.
s2l,372 81
Amt. collected on tax list, as
above, :s22,79s GO
Amt. paid into the treasury a..a.
from liquor agencies, &C., l6S 49
22,967 0g
| Amt. war nts cancel d MS above 20, $50 o.
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Cash in treasury July 4, 1853, S2,37s OF
These statements show the condition
of the county fund, the manner in which
it has been appropriated, the amount of
outstanding warrants and of cash in the
treasury.
OF &he amount of warrants issued du-
ring the year, that on the court house is
the largest; and as there is much interest
felt throughout the county in relation to
this building, | will present the matter a
little more in detail. The contracts for
the mason aud joiner work, the painting,
and the galvanized iron work, are as fol-
lows:
Amount fer mason work, Sill 800 90
joiner !" $500 90
s' galv'ized iron w'k 6,6i7 40
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enumerated ia the above, worth FROM Is cetss 20 So
Evan nes Catalogue which T. @ent fee-to m, parts Of
the country e9ltan ms al the pop as.s the
day aud the newest publications. all OF Which will be
sold as loF as car he obtained al other stores.
AKslLes Nalses ia syyFg sn ia The Eaioa- Those
desfng so 20 act, obtain fun particulars by ades
sing - above. =s9ss # - a.
N. B.--BeuF lneey htert ted in pniaishin ny tooks
am bayhg ifa.a othef publishers IN immense quaint
ties, for cash. enahll to MAKE larger discounts to
country Agents and Rook Dealers than can be had AZ
any other house in the country.
ANY book published in the United States. the retail
plct OF winch one dollar upH ards will be promptly
sent tim fnoiutied, On receipt of publishers price
An extra s. Book and Gift givea any person order-
ing ten herbs To he sent to address.
Send for Catalogue. Address.
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Making an aggregate of s29,947 20

Making an aggregate of 500, 947 40
In addition to these contracts for the
completion Of the work, there will still
be the expense of the cut stone corners,
window blinds for the court room, deaf
ening Of the court room floor, roofing,
furnace, aud salary of the superintendent
all of which will probably not exceed
$4,000.
On the contracts for the mason and
joiner work $4,000 were advanced before
the commencement of the work, and on
the painting 5000; making the advance
payment on the work, $4,000. All fur
ther payments on the contracts were to
be according to estimates made by the
superintendent, as the work progressed
aud if the estimates in any one year ex-
ceeded Sc 200, the excess to be in coun-
ty bonds payable FIVE years from date,
with ten per cent. interest per annum,
payable annually. During the year end.
ing July 4th, 1858, besides the So, 600
advanced, there were issued on estimates
Of work done on the above contracts, war.
rants to the amount Of s., 43J 10, and to
the superintendent $500; making the full
sum paid on court house during the year
Sl0.Gs5.40. With regard to the salary
of the superintendent, there was no stip-
ulated price agreed upon, and the custom
airy price must govern. ] fud, by CORES
ponding with architects in different cities
of the West, that the rates charged for
plans, specifications, detailed drawing and
experimenting the erection of the work.
varies from - to per cert. on the cost
Of the building, according as the plans
are plain, or otherwise requiring less or
more work in drawings aud time in
experimenting.
The following is the estimate of the
amount necessary for the expenses of the
current year:
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GIFTS! CIrTS!I GIFTS!!!
ra Splendid Gifss!. 60

III fjs & tsss5lsat ~. 4 We 6srfg O-irixs2 On
Bopk Store
g. e EV''ns "oaid uorm his frienas ths uhIic
that his ssar Gtft booa Store Publishing House is
pefma,ety established IN Browns .qleudqd Iron Bull
ding, 40 Chestnut street. two doors below Fh where
the purchaser Of each book, the regular retail price
vii receive of the fooG}sg gifts, valued At frons
- cents 10 sleos-- 8 n t z-. - Wsrth.
80 Patent English Lever Gold Watches 300 90 each
Shh Patem abSHur 30. do. 5000 ~
400 Ladies' Cold Watches, Isk eases a NO
6Su Silver HnHiiHgs Watches. warranted l5 90,
59e farior Jfucnieees, 10 90
500 Cameo SETS Ear Drops and Pins 10 90
5ea Ladies' Gold Bracelets. / CO To 10 GO
800 Gents ' est and Fob Chains 50 10 90 ..
I'VE Told Loeksis- sas1a size do abls luD0
2ee0 Gold Loekets, small aizs,l acc
lue3 Gold Pe+cil Cases. sithGoff Pens S 90 g
1000 Iktrf G'i Pens, with cases s. heLlers 80
25f Gola Pencils, f.stieS'.I 90
$500 Gold Pens, With Silver Pencils, 80
25aQ Ladies t.oid Pens with cases 81 EoiHrs 81
G5tN Gold Rings, iLades', j 100
2oda Gents Gold Rings. 80
2atm Ladies Gold Breastrius. $50
500 Misses, aaid Breastpius I 50
3get Pocket knives, 1*=a# IS 90 -.
2uae Sfts Geuts' Gold Bosom Stgds- 2 so -.
20u4 sF e . 40, ~ sL-.v. R,ts.,. . e. {.
210o Pairs Of Ladies Ear Drups, SO
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 90
ll3ho Ladies' Cameo, Jet, on Nc s,n. Pins,
21ue Ladies' Shaw aud Ribbon Piu-, II 80
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Specimen copies sent gratuitously for inspee-
ton. Southern and Western money, or Postage
Stamps taken for suLser ptiens. s-E
Lss~ Letters should be directed TO
MUM Co. Us Fulton-Street y. Y -- -=
tss~ MEssRs. MUM & Co are evtcn zivrlv en-
gagged in procuring patents for new Inventions
aud will advise inventors, without charge, In re-
gard to the novelty of their improvements.
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The Upton Railroad.

The preliminaries necessary to the con-
struction Of this road are being pushed
forward with vigor. The surveys and
estimates are nearly completed, the stock
book is being filed up, aud the right of
way secured. Many of our citizens have
not yet subscribed; they will soon be
called on and should at once subscribe
Literally, for we must all do the very best
we can, in this our time of need. The
engineers are at work upon the Musca-
tine Branch, and will be here the first of
next week
The road north, will be located as soon
as the line south is determined upon, and
before if the subscription book is filed
up and the right of way secured The
Board of Directors, will meet on Mon
day the 4th of October. 4 full at,cn.
dance Of the members Of the Board is
requested as matters Of vital importance
will be considered and determined.
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stientidt Ameritar.
PROSPECTUS " .-...
" o L u M L K . u Il r L L ~
BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, 1853.
NJ Il &C II ANICS, IN VENT q K S,
Mrs,sst. !, - vsy,.s 1ufs E.s r,rsfs


TaE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached
its ForKrEENfIf YEAR and will enter Epoa Nca
Volume on the lltl OF September, It j. the only
publication Of the kina nov Issue @ IN this spW4.
try, aud il has very eAte nsye circulate IN ali tt
States of the CuieB. 1t Is not as III gut
suppose from it, title dry ahstguss work 90
technical science; on the 'ntfary, 1t so dean
with the great events going on in tie sciehtrhe,
mechanical and industrial worlds a. To please aua
instinct every cue. II the NJ chanin or AftiEH
wishes 10 know the best machine in use bow
10 make any substane . emrlc5 ed inhis basuese-i
the House vile plslG Ia get u TecAwe ter Man in
a good color, &c - II the fnyet,.or Wishes to
kIo. what's go ny on IN the savoiiFprosshser
III the Manufacturer wishes 10 keep posted with
the Time and to employ the best facilities IN his
business-if the Man Of leisure and study wish =
To keep himself familiar with the progress ns5r
In the chemical laboratory, or in the con ruction
OF telegraphs steamships, railroads refeara, fnow
ers, and thousand other me hines and appl-
ances, both OF peace and war--all these d.saerafa
can be found IN the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAS and
MOI efsemhere. They are here presented in a rci
able and interesting form, adapted to tle ooIuPre
hensien Of minds nnlearaed in the higher bran
ches of science ard art.
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1.lsilked.s'

The editor Of the Democrat affects to
think that We are disappointed, in that
Judge Smith, concluded not to resign
As We stated last week, we from first to
last urged the Judge not to resign; and
are glad that he did not. Did the edi-
tor of the Democrat ever hear of man
who Judged others By himself? We think
that the maa who hired horse and bug
gy on Sunday, to clectioneer for the NOM
ination and continued it through Mon
day and Tuesday, and was SO non plussed
on Tuesday night, that he said "the half
of 81 is Is" must have been the man
who was ''Jtlke7"
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TERMS: : One Copy, Oae Year, So Oae c, py
SIR Nosth, 81, Fire COPIES, ST. N a'hS, s., Tn
Copies, S,r HHtts, So Tea Cogiss. T4etre Eon-
ths, sl5: Fifteen Copies Teelff UoahS, az,
Imesty Copies, 7sretre Nynds, SIS, IN aaeallc..
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From ", II. snArrErK's Adv srtisiag Agency, New
YORK. CTS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-25
LUEATzC AkYSd'k.s
The Dssnslihslc n.sssdE

aC Asce1sEee&&SjIsC AcWG
Among other equally tbp clusieS rea.
sons for finding fault sitk Ae Republi-
can Adaiinists15lon of Iqn IS sk1 fact
that large appopsiat ~ - Ne
for the crectioa ~ thd setis M
at Mt. Pleasant, Hozv - 11n1 mod
contemplate srs y slsus
raised, ga point q ~ ! cas- ysis-
tsation, that We cannet refrain from gfSiing
listIesspace to athe masseg.n'e 1sxsssaasssaas'r'
As .aspecimcn of the assault W OF this
Fsint, va quote tho fonowing from tho
Council Blgfs Bayhc; joarnal that
holds truth, fairness aud deconcy in such
light estimation, as long since to have
placed itself out Of tie pale of honorable
mention. Hear it, st 81 azH s8afs
The above schedule does not, hewev-
er, include the Lunatic Asylum, upon
which the Citizen tells AS $3.50, 600 have
already been squandered, and mt h the
larger portion of that, it tells us, since
1856. Remember tho date. But that
paper tries to conceal the fact that with
all this enormous outlay, even tho base
mcnt walls Of that building are not yet
completed; and that it was purposely
planned on such a scale as to cost from
$4,000, 900 to s3,000,0O0 to finish
It.. a ag4 81 ~
The Legislature that provided for the
purchase of site aud the erection of a
Lunatic Asylum, was equally divided po-
litically the House being Wing and the
Senate Democratic. Almost every APP
preparation made for its completion has
passed through the Legislature with
hardly dissenting vote. One Of the
Commissioners who had charge of the
work is Hon. Edward Johnston, one of
the formest men of the Democratic party
of Iowa. Mr.. Winslow, the architect
aud builder, under whose management
the building has been erected from cellar
to turrett, who employs all the workmen
and purchases the material is a Demo-
crat. # a"@a #f6 "a A~".#@
la both branches of the late Legisla-
ture propositions were made by Repub-
licans to reduce the proposed appropria-
ton for the Lunatic Asylum from $780,
600 to S50, 600. The effort to retrench
was defeated mainly by leading Demo-
Gratis in both Houses. Judge Clark, Of
Dubuque, in the House, made very
effective speech. We quote a few passa-
ges r Hs5 .s# '.s#a+a@N asVa3
"He would not vote for the amcndm cnt
offered by the gentleman from Linn coun-
ty Mr.. Waln( to cut down the appropri-
alton to $4,000. He was aware that
the appropriation asked for was large;
but the subject had been well considered
by the committee on Charitable Institu-
tip.so. of which he was a member, and he
was not ware that there was dissen-
ting voice to tn, amount named in the
bill" ''
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10 raise this amount will require tax
of four mills on the dollar on the county
valuation
The whole tax to be levied for 1858
witI he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-20
HOUSE OF DELEG GATES.


.raafe BIS FassG.-To amend the act amending
the act concerning the terms of the Circuit Courts
in the 18TH CIrcut to incorporate the Hardy Coal
and Iron Company; Incorporating the Northwest
eru and Hughes river Turnpike Company; appro-
priating Slu,OD0 TO procure u supply OF water Tor
the Western Lunatic Asylum to amend the char
ter of the Glover Hill Railroad Company: To
thorize the construction of turnpike road from
Peterborough. on the Northwestern Railroad, in
the county of Ritchie, &c, to POcataiico Mills, in
the county of Kama wha for the relief of Charles
H. Payne, deputy Sheriff of Giles connty; TO pro-
tect claimants OF forfeited, etc, lands which have
been settled for tea years upon which taxes shall
have been paid; TO prescribe the affidavit prere-
qusite 10 the issuing of "a grant for land, aud to
prevent the location OF certain lands; to prevent
persons, under certain circumstances, from pro-
curing grants for lands in the actual possession OF
other persons.
= sCJrfagton and Ohio Railroad.-Atl2 o'clock the
snbssting order of the day, being bill to provide
for the completion of the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road, was taken up: whexeupon
On the motion OF Mr.. CHAPMAN to amend the
Senate bill by providing that 81 100000 shodld be
appropriated and expended in the year 1860.
Mr.. MARTIN proposed to amend the amendment
by striking out 81 ,0o0,ooo, and inserting $780,,
0O0"
Mr.. CHAPMAN then took the aoor,. and advocated
tie passage of the bill, with the amendment sub'
mis-, ed by him
Mr. MARTIN sustained the amendment offered by
him, and Mr.. EiTZHUGH opposed it, The amend
meut Was then rejected.
Mr. THOMPSON proposed to amend the pending
amendment by providing, that "onehaif the
amount herein appropriated be applied to the con-
struction Of road IRON its western terminus
eastwardly." He then advocated the adoption OF
the amendment, and was followed by Mr. WARD,
who also supported the amendment.
Mr.. CHAPMAN proposed to substitute for Mr..
TaoMPsos's amendment, a clause to provide that
the amount appropriated should be expended in
such manner as the Board u Public works might
determine.
The SpgAKYR ruled The amendment out OF order.
Mr. PUTNAM signified his willingness TO modify
his proposition by snsefting 1850 after the word
appropriated"
Mr.. ANDERSON objected TO the modlhcation.
The question on the adoption Of the proVise was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-20

DR. HAMPTON, now aged S2 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick Beware Of imtationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tiuetnre. Tse many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteitng.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
stand the test of public opinion. No art Of pulling
can ealvanze worthless article, 80 as to keep 1t up
as a good medicine, ii 1t De not really 30.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find cut its virtues, and the lame
Of them passes rom mouth TO mouth with more ra-
p.dty than newspapers can spread IL, A living wit
meas testifyng TO the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adver-
tisng.
In proof of what We say above, we refer you 10
Halnpton's Vegetable 1incture and its effects.
Mr. VIM. HI0H, No l95 So.tb Paca street. Balti-
more cured OF Rhe,natism, Dyspepsia anu nervous
iseass.
MR EDWIN II. SPRANKLIN, No. n Register street,
SsltiInore most dreadful Of ScTofula Of years
stan ng lost number Of pieces Of bone restored 10
NIss MARY sconELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
street-hcr case after years OF suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. VIM oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suk
rrd from these complaints for Is months, with body
ana mind severely affected He was cured By iaIup-
tons Vegetable Tincture, after other things aiied
COUCH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry G. Winn had acough for years-great
weakness. &C. had III al ve or six physiclansi tried
all, he remedies, but vas cured emily by
HAMPTOE'S iEGETABLE TINCTuRE.
hE- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
So!d S iif by PURCELL. bADD CO., Richmond; By
Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg; By all the prugssts In
Petersburg; hy MORTIMER d M0WBRAY, Btld-
more and by Dl Dluggstsand shopkeepers every where.
aS-sl per bottle six bottles for sS. --ds1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-20
eSsTHE GREAT ENGLISH RRMEDY.
JAMES CLAkkES
IET ERR iVED pEMAIE HILLN

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cureof
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident ID
The ftma e constitution
1t moderaies all excesses and removes sii obstfhc-
tons from whatever cause, aud speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il il peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring
Oh the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pls Soad mt be taLsn by tsn.atss 1tat are
pregnant daring He FIhST THREE NONIIiS as
May are sure 10 Jy4J AiscarridSe bat at ersry
ottsr time and ia ~ 0ther oase eVdTe perfectly
sGte.
in all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in ih4 Back and Limbs Heaynes-. Fatigue on slight
exerton Paipitaton Of the Heart, L. wners OF splr-
jrs MYSTERIES Sick Headache, v hites, and all the
painful di-eases occasioned by dsordered sysfem.
these Pills will effect IA enrs when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which shonld be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills, and eneirred With the
8oyernment stamp Of Great Britain. can be sent
pOst free for 81 and postage stamps.
a.S-pITKCELJ LADD & CO.. .wholrsale agents fr
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