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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
MEDAL GRAND aud SQUARE

STEINWAY ! SONS. Manufacturers,
Walker-s-., al Broadway, New York.
sWed- the First Premium where snd whenever they
brought their PIno Forte. competition with the best makers
OF Boston, NeW-fors Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Received the first prize Medal, ST the Metropolitan Fair.
" ashins;ou 1855.
The Er., Premium Gold MEDAL for the hes. Psno Forte
IL. America Institute Crystal Palace. Newiork 1857
The Fins, Premium Gold Meds for the best PisnoF Forte
o. the MARYLAND institute, Baltimore, 1851.
The P. Medal or the best PisDoFort- at the Amst.
cen Institute. Crystal Palace. New-York, 1886.
The Ers, Premium Gold Medal for the best Grand Plano
a. the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1857.
The Frsc Premium az the State Fair Detroit, 1851!
The First Pre- MUM 81 the state Fair, Richmond, 1851
the the musical talents IN tn. conutry
such s. w Masop Gott.chslk Wolenhaup Gc Grand aud
Sauere Piano, with the full wooden and iron
combined warranted for three years and viii be cold
8 sr,stly reduced pficrs 70 suit the times.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
RIISSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,

~ sow opeu t NO ess one sahasya ~
.s,, Sersnrrrs should not f. 10 visit this Gsy,
Ss us of attractions oG the city op-s day and
syrniax. Aias;s.sace - ceass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
Gbauecs for Brsincss itlen.


TRULY RARE CHANCE.-An aged Phy.i-
~ ,ir. whose h-h is falling will introduce for
e,t y.sspsucy-FIor.e ADD Grourds Hor-c Wagons Hay
within OF hour 'Gou New Sors te bsuAs o the Hga,n
River VII -. tht business scPlfa;e, IS n'J he wished
y. B>-A HOuitOpah'-, preferred
A RARE CHANCE The stock, Lease and
N Good wiz Of fr.t@ss- BOOK snd STATIONERY
STORE Of tie PdnGps! Esstsn cities, D. purchased
on 2Fsso.sEiE TRIMS.
II j. AZ old c,tsbhea rlaaG good business now being
done and t one ol the very bet locations IA ,ls sew In
Adde'S, =. a NJ. worce.,er. Ma.
A PARTY wishing to recommence business wish
MANUFACTURING CONCERN, with some sI6.oc Soma
Corporation Bonds, and fsl Bond and Mortgage Improved
bIooAl'N ti,I - " s'.u ~ "j Pnt Ps''n ~
No. 673 New York PostOhsce
EARPETING WANTED-In exchange for
~ PIANO OF Of the best ullker 10 the c!,. Adtc
PIANO-FORTE, Tribune Of'ce.
L'OR SALE, CHEAP-Anl IRON FOUNDERY,
wi,h fixture consisting Boiler. Engine Cupois. Crane.
Patterns, A. hrsretr order good lr-se and cheap rent
b. had responsible parties apply II situated 10 oue OF
the best locations in New Yosk small obbins shop Apply
- Nos and Brldge--' Brooklyn near f"s ierY =
IN SPRINGFIELD.--MANUFACTURING
PROPERTY for sALE.-Altbe ra and personal Property
lately rougug the Ward Manufacturing Company consist
ing Of brek Cotton Factory containing machinery for
Tpd!s- Of the conrooD Counting and Cloth Room.
bOierHoUe blocks OF brick Boarding houses lmorr than
sufficient for the accommodation OF he Mi brick Machine
shop Agents House I Oscreer Cottages, together with
ndr buildings. Also Branch Railroad, mile ia
length connecting with the Wes,en Railroad Water power
adrTa,e 20 5000 spndes with substantial Dam and
Canal aad acre. OF Land lying side. OF the Chico
pee River the towns Of Springfield Chcop-e and lddow.
For further II Riensti9n spp TO Ti BoSn s
OF C. BARsTOw and ,. H. DELANo. New.York-
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for SALE
VI 10 sctive operations first Glass, lucrative
W Ill be- sold cheap for cssh approved Principals
Id drs-=M "A X. Tribune Dfhc~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
Amusemente.

A G. A ID Ny Of VI L / C.
IA JOINT APPEARANCE Of
SONORA PFPITA GASSIfR
- and SIGNOR LUIGI SrEFFANI,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept -
Doniy't'fs popular tragic Opcrs %
1t CIA D1 LAMME MOOR.
IRE rrinCipsl characters viii be- sustained by
SENORh PFPirh GASSIER
SIGSOR LUIGI SrKFFAN
SlGNOR GASSiER. and ~
sIGNOR GisPiROSI
OMAN MARETLEk.
C'uductof%' ANGELO TORRiASL
Doors open a. :. oclocA Opefs c,innences at o'clock
ADMISSION;
PATqlee Dress Circle sid EoNcs..............sl ~
secured sest. 90 b. psid eNtrt.........-.......- -
AuPJifhet'eT. -
Sale tickets day the Office Of the Academy and
a. Buu.ins. and Ilsr. Music Stores from tiH O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
DALACE GARDENS,

j lfh.st and Cth.sy.
BENEFIT Of the FIRE KINGS.
WEDNESDAY Nl0Hr, sept -.
Has been aNcd upou for the - - - .
BENFFIT or THOSE FiRE KINGS
TBE HLSSRs. EDGE.
Who ~ gise filit occasion moot
GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Illustrating to perfection the .
BEAUTIES OF this EXQUISITE ART. -
The GARDENS vii be- MAGSltiCLNIL1 ILL MINATED,
sId
NJ. THOMAS BAKER
The popaisr COMPOSER aud DKECIOR as aTfsA z-d ~
Pres.y for the . .....,.,u. ,.,c,,,
THE GAsSiER POLhA,
As su1g b. the ccl-bIated - ,
MADAME GASSIEE.
With gree, applause.
n B.T6e FREE LIST si be suspended (~i'n the eaceP
op Of th benefit nights, aId the evening o the
GREAT LANTERN fETE. sept. ~
Adfnitt.uc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

BERNARD ard Rrdhe!i'. French n'u,o) Nos 93 and 57o
BlosdNay thiItrvlh Academic yea. Of
this Institution VIII oornEenc. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3.
Parent. respectfully invited call st suy time, and view
ths both boarding and day Schoisrs
4. NJ W KEDkIELD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

sl<sA TEAS, GROCERIES and PRO (V
SOO VISIONS, CHEAP ior CASH.
No. 80 GREHNWlCH-si.. corner Of asfg ~sh<
THOMAS r. AGNEW has N. 1Tges, and en"ss. -
TLAs GEooLRils ,sD PEoyIsioNs 70 bs iOssa -
NewioEk Cry Call and iof yourselves save 80.
srd euy where you &c, tire bet soods a. %, Is
THOMAS K AGNkH - ~
Wto,sse snd Retail! dealer In choice T-s.' "'0
visions L.. No. 10 Gre-rwieh.t, New ioh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Il No. II Wet ltth-f., corner Of 6fhsv.,
Nov m - tkiftyninh MONDAY, Sept b.
with advantage the rilci.ion yoHth both IL
elementary and higher branches Ancient and Modern Lam
gu.s.-. Bocsseeyuz ard sl h- departments OF complete
school The Rscor assisted By sb
experienced Teachers Each -,hosI hs due share Of ndvd
uai seuon Pupils received vi al age, AID thoroughly
prepared Tor college bisine.. life.
Reference il r.d- 10 he Faculties Of Cogmbs College art
the Newfort University and 20 the following Gentlemen,
wLo.- have been under the Rectors G- ctiou:
The Rev Dr Ferr-, Spencer Hs.ed AexsndrE sid Philips
the Rev Me..r- Jos-lyn. lmbI-, Lille. snd y NJ
issc.: M-yog- We.r, eli and Hsy-ri-y-r Messr- Wn.
Evsrt A. Boo.h, 2. Bgt.erwor;h Rebcr Carter,
Thomas Stanford other, whose appear IA
Parent. who wish psre 'leir where there viii be
tor change t sy have finished their alton and
them ;he advsr sound Instruction. thorough
incrs Discipline ard moss training, invited 20
visit lie institution sud procure circulars
g. p. QUACkEEROS Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
"
n1MFS. CHEGARAY 4 PREvOST's BOARD

MI MID, Z T1EuA1A4NI n NJ ' V'i IJV-NINi1-
IVI ING and DAY SCHOOL fr YOUNG LADIES a, th-ir
former residence Ne n Msd-onsy -0utn west corner Of h-
r-Ne-iauc- CIIEGARAl PRBIOST re-I-ctiully yiDioIn
the parent. sn garisns their pup snd the PUBIC :-rssy
ih, the .tys Institution vii b. recpened WEDNESDAY.
Sert Is The PREPARATORY SCHOOL. fr pupils between
YEAR. reorzsniz.d Experience
tuv COW Ntle CIIEGARAl - TIE advantage - b
this Gerarurn. of rrsr1ns pupils ~
tender ss for enhance into tie VI the Inst, ou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
'TROY FEMALE SEMINARY-Mr. and Mrs.

i WILLARD, Puncipas-rhs School year vHi cormsnc.
on the --cond WEDNESDAY, OF S-pt-b-r Terms. l!j per
board ncudn. washing. ius hsh- &c snd taLon
IN studies, with ususl chs;s lor rs-i 1oien IAN
Ac %,s9 snd For further n.oru. ion
sppiy o th- Principals. 81 Troy y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY

Y Cherry Valley Newly rkNett Session VII commencs
Noyeubti For catalogues containing full particulars apply
to No 2ti Pearl.s;.. Ncw.iork address
6. q. HAZELTiNE. prncip,i..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

IL DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No. S. West ls:n.
s-MTs LFNFRFTF viii reopen her School ior the
y,sr on WEDNESDAY Sept, Is Th- ~ hool Offers all the
advantages thorough and ytenItc Of fng'h Ed
cation combined with c,.y facility for the study and practical
ACQUISITION the French Language. Spci,i will be
formed under tie direction OF competent Professor Tor ounz
Ladies English and
from the peuersl course study limited number OF
Ladies i received the family whom all the privileges of
hone oArrrd Application rsy be- made 70 Mr. L. per-
.nnalls hy etier II ihr above addre...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

wi,h fixture, consisting Boiler. Knsins Cupos Crane
fsuer, A. first rate order good lese aud o-sp .n
b. had responsible parties apply II situated D Of
the be loo in New Yosk small jObbne shop Apply
Mo-. and Brdge-' Brooklyn Eoos~se = ferry =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
V'HE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE

TIIE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nos. b. as4 and 1s6 Madison -Opsus it' '9;h Term
e. III yrorl n MONDAY, Sept. 49,
The Omnibus Line connected With the Institute viii
to convey pupils residing a; distance a. the ual add''ai!
charge
Bo.rdns House. connected with The Institute. snd under
the uu.ed1e supervision OF the Principal established a: No
2i7 Msd-op-t. -.- ... =.
Circular. nlsy BE- ob,sin.d INiSOS PHINSEYS. No.
SCI Rroadyay RAYNORS, u Bowrry and the ns'itue.
1he Principal i in attendance at the Institute 20 receive aPP'
ouiors for the admission of scholars.
H. ~ PIERCE. A. ", Prnciprl No PIT Msdi,on.s,.
J. NJ. KREBS, d. D., President.
~ &. LEyERInHr Sacre,ary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

CLASS SICAL, FRENCH and ENGLISH


~ SCHOOL, No. s72 Brosdwsy, lsh,.t reoPrns sept
6-Tems: Preparatory Department Boys from 10
wears OF sge go vesr; Junior tor boys from TO no. $50
English, co Cssscs from l2j,o 49, Nc extra charge
The French Language taught in all four departments The
pupil As far as possible learns hi, lessons in school Eight As
Teachers and Teacher of Gynnacs Circulars 81 mol
2dsy Rsndolph No 6e5 Brosd~s and 81 the School
GEO. C.. ANTHON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28
Nestera AnMuyances.

Judge j, who had just returned from
a tour III the West, relates an aneedot.
illustrative of the horrors TO which tray.
eiers Ia that region are exposed La d
passage on one OF the rivers, he fell in
with talkatlyc lady aud gentlemen, to
anom he was relating some vi his suffer
ings from musquitos.
Husband, said the lady to the gen.
tiena' owning that title, ..you' d better
tell the gentleman about the man We met
In Iowa
The hint was sufficient, and the gentle
man proceeded TO say that Ill their travels
iuriher West they had u.ade the acauaint
ance OF a staiwart, troIleklng, Western
Ioosier, one ot the geniu. who could
whip his weight IN Wild CATS but vino
Possessed a fund Of quiet hunvr. On
one occasion, they stopped at hotel ln
the interior, not OF tue must inviting
appearance. They were shown to their
ros.ls, the lady aud gentleman at one
end aud the Hvusier Ut the other eud Of
tile hall. About m,dnight the druwsy
couple were startled BY the report of fire
arms, proceeding tron tic end of the hall
occupied by the.r traveling conpanion.
Both started up IN bed at this uu,imely
alarm, aud began to Speculate upon IL,
cause, when they heard a rushin. OF feet.
aud confusion VI voices III the hall On
going to tue door, the gentleman found
the whole house, headed BY the landlord,
rushing in the direction Ut the report
Hls curiosity led him to jyiu in the pro.
cession, aud he found himself, with the
rest, in front of the Hoosier's door. The
landlord tried the latch, bat found il
fast; whereupon in loud so &C he de.
manded instant admission.
"What do yuu wants'' roared a voice
from within.
"Want to come in" replied the land.
lord.
''Can't do it, was the response from
within. II, Is my room, and 1 N in bed
and you cant come in!"
''Let me inl' shouted the landlord IN
u louder voice, and the same time shaking
the door violently, ''or III break the door
down"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

The kidnapping Of JuAu FyMJ,eton
mentioned yesterday noruiu@, continues
to be the subject vi couvorsyti9a aud ey
cites deep inut-atiOn. THt Gg..tte say
lie was aecOycu Uut Of town w..iu Uoe ol
our c.tizeus aidvd Iii secugrG ~g.4 hand.
cufing hlu, aud iu c4grliu. n.I uh 10
Missouri, lhe execution .. ,hc .ug,ve
slave law is iu Itsci. rc>Ul,lng enough
That our citizens any ot thcu should t
willing, Tor the sake vi the reward, 10 >,i,s
! uIau aud return hun tU his ras,er and 10
slavery from which he had ,scap,d is
| bad enous-h In al cUusclgLcc, hva a5ae
according to law. liut wh,n The law !,
violated III 10 tue inaLner stated by tie
Gazette, II Is high handed proceeding
emitting the participants to the s,r,rri
penalties Ut the law aud the exccraliJu0 Of
50 al. sood citizens. Ii that rape. kos
who Is the guilty ran, le. us have bis
name auQ let tAe lAw ut once BE- put into
execution. No nan woat4 b. allowed 10
run at la,se guilty OF such r,,oItbg
offence. lie voUId be hired to cut III
nelghbors threat for Aouey.
fembleton Is Represented / rs as
young nan twenty-tUur or Ay- years II
age, who would pass readily t.r vAllc
inal-industrous aud of good hat t, aud
having the respect ot tt.o>c VII, bres
him. lie had nved In town u.arty tWo
years, part of the tluie cary - the
business Of blacksmthiug 1T tie UrPr
end OF Maine street. lIe prs-.91y rsO
away from pslmyra, Mo. Last v.,k
hian was Ill town who knew bin III Ms.
s.ufi-put on the gui>e If friehd>hp ia.
sIted Ain To ride with HIM, auu sunday
hornIng gat him into carl.-t Uhdar
pretenee OF hunting pastures lyr pair
ot mules, and taksug him to- suut- Ytere
III the vicinity, where be met h,~ cnu.ed.
crate Or contederates, handcui.t j i Htle-
ton aud started with him fer Missouri
At Farmin -uon, either ty suoia@ VI r
permission Of his kidualpers, /, succeed
I'd IN sending line to lis pHtutr hore,
In regard TO his business, Again $, sag;
let Us by all u,eans, If any body knows
who they are, have tie names g! the mer.
ceuary scouudrels, who committed this
high handed outrage, and rut them
through without delay. -Eur AoD @ge
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

At tie late anniversary Of the tmaie
Academy at Andovcr. Massachusetts,
John J.. Hale delivered all orati %, II the
course of which he made the tattswlos
Characteristic remarks:
In addressing young ladies, h. could
not present the same motives which were
usual ia addressing boys, hus h~ #oa'd
assure them that every one rsa.@ E~a
all the ecud in lie which ..-y = .. j
In conc uding, Mr. Hale tod . So y = a
young girl who said she had t"r l3m@
settled In her own mind; first, sUa would
never marry minister; second, -be pew
er would live in the town Of Is. letShe
eventually married the mn'ster o' b
$50 it will be with you, my Eolng
frieuds," sal Mr.. Hale 10 the Do''s, af
which great laughln- All ciaFp ~ cusa'
ed, 81 perceive" 10 cuntl"usd, "tI at
ii is the theg,o4 Gel student, thas @te
clipping, because they think y'a vii ah
marry ministers" (Ren,w hero-
ment. But the moral Of all lie lid to
say to-day was. the same duty pyrtelmd
to all. Instead of sitting l>woa"d n
ing over the allotmen,s of our CO d"l"n,'
We should ch me and dl-ea r-s W tn
zeal, energy aud faith, the det"s o' t4'
position in which We severatjy I'D u
selves.
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IlPlON, CEDAR Co. l0WA---SATURADY, AUG 28 1858

the. ladies' room, and in ivc minutes
esssrged therefrom . well dressed lady,
and with an uncovered bonnet u the Ia
test importation. aud IS the conductor
crossed the platform to give me my or
ders, ! stepped up and rendered my fare,
saying my purse had been found aud re-
turned TO me. You have vivid imag-
instion, Eunice, picture the countenance
Of that gentleman.
!" Did you relate your adventures to
the young ladies?" sai Eunice
No, indeed. When the goods came
they were delighted with them, affirm
ing thar this silk came from Weaver's; ;
no other merchant had anything like it !;
aud this from Mrs Lasalle' s--thcy re-
membered seeing il there. | kept my
own counsel; aud nov, Eunice, what do
you think of it all?'
81 think the nisaom you purchased
was cheap enough, at all events. Yet
there is one other place to which wish
you had gone -
I" Aud where is thatg"
"To church" said Ennice.
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"Hold on rejoined the voice within,
"I'll open the door!'

"Hold on" rejoined the voice within
"I'll open the door!'
The door was opened, when in rushed
the whole party, expecting 10 see th,
foor covered with blood. What was thei,
surprise to find everything in it's p opeI
place, and the Hoosicr elm and uadis
turbed. A revolver was lying eareiessly
upon the bed. -
.Who fired that pistol?" demanded
the surprised landlord.
Il did," was the reply,
"Whyy" asked the landlord.
The Hoosier stepped to the bed, and
throwing up the covering, said, .'Look
here. Do you see that"
The attention was ut once directed to
the point indicated, aud there, over the
whole surface Of the sheet were bed bugs
rannirg in every direction, like flock OF
sheep frightened by dog The IsHd
lord was shagrined aud puzzled, aud
looked to his lodger for an explanation
"These," began the Hoosier, straight
cniny hinsel9 up to his full height, and
gssticulsting with his right hand IN "a
grandiloquent style: these are my
friends. | have settled an arnistice with
them and we are on friendly terms but
on the window sill, just outside, you vi |
find two Internal bug fellows, that could
no, do anything with, aud so just put a
hole through them Bat its all right
now--it's all understood between me aud
my fri mis- here, and We shall get along
well enough now"
Ii is needless to add that the landlord
retired to hi bed crestFaslen, while the
spectators enjoyed Il hearty iugh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

A man named Walters was arrested a,
Vineennes, Ind, few days since, for
committing two burglarics He is Post.
master at Afford, ard received his ap-
pointment when out on bail for burglary
lie was proven, to the satisfaction Of the
Administration, to be a good Lecompto
mite, and that was all necessary to secure
his appointment The penitentiary viii
soon deprive the Government Of an off
Ger and Buchanan Of one Of his admires
and followers. - Dap Cos.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

The call Of the State Bank Commits
$ oners for meeting on the 10Th Of Sep
tember next, which has appeared in 4 G
columns Of the The Republican the last
two weeks, should read 1.-The 18th of Sep
tember' This should be borne in mind
by those intending to apply to the CON
n issioners for leave to establish Branch
o.. Iosod Rep.
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The Letter of the President - nm.


! Tie New Albany Lca,~,,,h o.,
Mr.. Blii Engiish, acAN.w..a ,.S e"a d
letter of portion at leu rir.n,b,I' VA
ldent, t. Mr.. Englt.n, vs. read tr ,@
Honorable Grn,Ieuau to.. pe..'''s 'as
meeting 1t ad4iil, 10 ,tt,th;.l l
MT buclaian salQ lUa,I. Ae ba4.,.
ss'nu votes Ia EngNsh,s pt,frir,
hnsilsh) should have ,.,ry oss = n
tiien' Tor re-nomina,loA -.y4 ie.e,n,;.'
ine Leayef declares tl.at all .uc b.I.~
OF the pretended Litter pu3a>aci Grim.
ally in the New A,Lauy I.laas !, 1 e.
gus. Bat this char.e J., not co,,~
English himself Fead iha letter y.
whIcA that published a, cyry IL, "
Lettyer charges is forged, L.toIe q oa'
'ention OF the people. ii: read Ii.
lrI-nlse as comm. irJn t4e prcs,dan,
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way, within "A few years l.ut,h.,-~
IL now, aud II aggrv,si.n r,.,n,, aa's
South meet 1t wrh u4uJ la,.. ~ Ns
arms, and III the spirit of free,,an %" 'ad
Know their rights, and u.a.t,a,n ~ FAa
vaateyc, hazard '"sG st
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

The DvElt IithtvH,ua >"S INV w
s turdly evening last, iiaru'! EFanss 10
daughters, about six years ~ s-t' "
Q italy upset fluid lamp, Which ih."1.
dateIy exploded md barred hen o''"
in manner thai proved ne@rG / tSl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-28

A man named llowar,, @to VS. ah
important witness in burglar trlai, vas
hratally murdered with au axe, at pa''
las, Iowa. on the night O the In iNs''
lie was struck on his head with the axe
while asleep. No arrest had been MADE
at LIST aceonnts.
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TAILOR

X. YARD J. :. EDWARDS e
'Y>aE above business will be carried on in all
1 its branches N the room formerly occupied
BY Tue Cedar Democrat, over the post Office. We
invite the citizens of Tipton and the country
around, to call and try Us, and see II we can't
Fit. make ahd please. We warrant all uar work
and do 1t 70 order, in tae latest New York style.
heeoltect thai one coat well made to order j.
worth two made for eastern merchandise. We
will do cutting on the shortest notice Prices rea-
sensible. We will take most kinds of produce,
and wood in particular. for our work
Upton JuIc 18th, l-5s 25ms
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Exchange O6oe!!

. Exchange O6oe!!
eight DRAFTS on New York can Be had
- ofths Subscriber in sums to ssIt purchasers
Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities csshed.
American Gold furnished al q small premium
Office ouer Srefland and Snyder'x tore.
WIN. H. TUTHil.L
Upton, January 4. 80.
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JNO. l.. FYAN,
formerly Of Bedford, Pal
TTORNEY a. COUNSELLOR At
"A LAW, Tipton, Cedar County, Iowa. viii
punctaAliy attend 10 al, business entrusted to his
care Ia this and the adjoining counties
O.fce..In the Court House with the County
sarysyor adj o. uing the Recorders oAee.