The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

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SoMIDA, SaKLsY Co. IowA.--Our
friend Judge spicer has use returned
from his wanderiags through tho West
and reports that after going over North
Westers lows, and portion Of Mime
sofa, he HIS concluded shat the Shove
named town offer Inducements 70 sst-
tiers, that are worthy Of ecasidsntioa
and acceptance. NJ 5a sei
The town i situated On the accepted
survey Of the NJ. 4 M. h. R., and i but
one mile south Of the geographical can
tire Of the county. a
We learn from The Do .Meias Cgtisss,
shas the N. d NJ: Go. have isssi orders
for the letting Of the contrsct for forty
miles Of the road cast from Council BllA1,
rs soon IS PsttAwsttanis Co. issue her
county bonds, when the work win Be
f,rthwith commenced. The bonds arc
to be issued Immediately, and as somida
is but forty Ave miles from Council Bls6a
they hope ere long 10 Be connected By
rail with the Missouri. A. Sonida Is on
the extreme northern bend Of The Rail.
road, and il the centre II rich agricul-
tural region, the trade must ere long b
very grfat, It will enjoy on account Of
its location, sdvastages similar TO those
that have belonged 70 Mussaeise, from
its location on the bend Of the Mississip.
pi. Although lots are held 1t . high
figure, still to induce statement, the pro-
prietoss Of the tors offer to gise TO III
Who win settle there THE year, good
sized lot, and ere wood for Eve years "a
come. Black walnut lumber can be had
for $50. per 1000. There are numerous
groves throughout the County. Within
six miles Of the Railroad, first rate lands
can be had for $3.50 per acre Of the
Government, and beyond the 'six miles,
it can be had for 81. 25 per acre or can be
located with warrants, at Z cost q about
81 per serc. First rate timber hnd can
be bought for Sl5 per acre. Taking il
all in al, We think that any one desiring
to change their location would do veil to
90 to Shelby County. es sasa 1sa
SENATOR SuMNER.-It has been often
charged by desnocrsts thst Senator Sum
ner's sickness was al fcigned-that it
was all for political eifect-that he was
not seriously Injured BY the assault Of
Brooks. Here, such charges have bcsn
made, aud even poetastsr has spoken
Of Mr.. Summers gorgon heud." Such
charges we're worthy alone Of the hesds
that conceived them. IA
We find the following in the Boaton
Adssis~. Ii sxPlains' itrslf pq nj as
.aa "PAHss, jose ~, 1883.
1.-THE opiaios Of both ply
sicians, approved BY D.. 0sosEs Ray
ward, Of Boston, vas in favor 81 caster-
ixation Of the spine, n erdsr 70 produce
counter-irritsticD, snd 10 this your friend
DIR. Brown-Sequard, whose speciality il
the nervous and cerebral system, fally
concurred. He made several csreful ex-
aminations, and came 10 the conclusion
that there was still congestion Of tho in
tegumeDts Of the brain, - veil ~ other
abnormal con ditions. Whea the fact was
announced to Mr.. Sun ner, and the ex-
act process explained Of burning the neck
and back With irons ct awhile heat, he
at once ssid: Try il vithoat delsy---is
any form and 10 any extent"
".The operation was performed b. Dr.
Browa-Sequsrd, who wished Mr.. 6um-
ncr to inhaio chloroeorn. This hc de-.
cliuej, and refusing all asodyaes, went
through the painful process vithout q
word or Vince. Il has been sepssted
since, and viii be again to-day for tho
fifth time" m 41a1 6saE
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