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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
Ser meme SarH opm Sbpreu.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
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STEAM CANDY MANUFACTTIREp
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-28
poule- Sisn- IL. Ornamental 81

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

Some time since it was announced br.
newspaper paragraph, that the Supreme
Court of the United States had decided
that lands which had been entered wer.
not taxable until the ntents had been is-
sued from the General Land Office.
No sooner had this paragraph been
fairly copied into the Iowa papers than i,
was coutradicted by Hon. G. w. Jones.
who wrote to the department in regard to
it, and received as all answer, ths, no
such decision had b ,cn made. Close on
the heels Of this con ontradiction, the co 10.
~ judges Of the various counties of
Iowa, were favored with circular sign.
ed by the Hou. T s. Psryip, presen,
State Register, and Democratio eandi-
date for Auditor, setting f rth that such
decision had been made. aud proposinr
to furnish an abstract Of the lands Lat
en.ed by the State in the name Of each
county, upon the receipt of the very
modest fee Of from al5 TO go for each
~cuotr Nsry u1-3ast, indeed ~.s,s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

and gestk manly bearing. In criticisms
upon; q controvsrsies with contenpora-
y journals il il their duty to speak only OF
Journals and not Of iss editors---avoidiug
al personalities, to examine the princi,
Piles promulgated as alone of interest to
the public, and above all no. to trcspas>
upon the sanctity Of private character OF
domestic life y
Rcssrei, That owing to the great and
growing evil Of intemperaace among & .
craft, we will use our influence t, dis
countennncc the use Of al intoxicating
liquors N beverage.
Resolved, That the term Of apprentice
ship to the printing business should be at
least three years, that We will not fellow.
ship any publisher or master printer, who
in any manner cntices away the operatives
Of any ofice, whether they be appren,i-
ccs or journcymen.
Resoiwd, That the cooperation Il
every press is invited 10 endeayoring to
perfect the organization Of Stat, Asso
citation - reported BY the Business Com
mittee.
Resoiped, That the Press Of Iowa be
requested to publish the proceedings Of
this convention.
Rcsolred, That when this convention
adjourps, it do 80 to meet At Cedar Rap
ids, on the I'd "Wednesday in September,
1859.
A vote Of thanks was passed to the
Press and citisens Of Cedar Falls for their
kindness and hospitality extended to the
members Of the Convention during their
stay in that beautiful city. A special
vote of thanks Va. rendered to Mr.
Mullarky for the gratuitou, use of this
Hall.
On motion tie Co ,vcntion adjourned
until Z O'Clock ut which hour it again
met.
The Convent on being called to order,
in the absence of Mr.. Dorr, of Dubuque,
Mr.. Hildreth, Of St. Charles, read brief
address.
Mr.. Hildreth's address was followed BY
Poem on "The West," by Mr.. Clement,
of the Dubuque Times.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
tdmeet at Cedar Rapids on the I'd Wednes,
day in September, 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
Will Iowa Endorse the Administration Of
Mr. Buchanan.


The Lecompton papers of Iowa are in
bilant over Mr. Lettingwcll's summerset.
Seeing that he would lose al the Ad.
ministration votes in the district unless
he shifted his course, he has gone over
TO Buchanan and swallowed him whole,
with all his past and future sins. He has
pledged himself, soul and body, to stand
by the President in all his future policy,
if he is elected. Who wonders then tha,
the Democratic presses of this district
are full Of glce7 Hear what the Daven.
port News" says:
''Of our own district We have little
fear The prospects of Judge Left e
wells election are promising, and if full
filed, will amply show Mat Iowa endorse
tie administration"
Yes, II fulfilled Never was an fused
more seasonably. Iowa is not prepared
to endorse the Administration. She will
speak on the 18th Of October in unmis.
t,kable language. She will not only con.
demn the acts of the national admiDistra-
tion BY her vote for the State officers aud
the two members of Congress, but will
place an especial empha.is on her con
damnation of Judge Lefingwell-the
eleventh hour Lecomptonite. A man who
will bow hot and cold. =. policy seems to
dictate; who will 60 for Douglas to day
and for Buchanan to morrow, is not to
bs trusted in Congress. A msn who is
veeriug like a weathereoek At home, is
not to be trusted with the peoples inter.
ests abroad. Erg', Mr.. Lefingwell can.
not 60 to Congress.-Ca.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
Poetry.
vlsIOSS o. BY.OoNI pAYa

@ coss ~, hspsy .snerisa
Cone visit Ne again,
"A''s aestias tAosghsa Of by-soas usss
flsss swiftly shrosgs ny brsia;
And P'cssrss wrosshs with sagic skin,
Colorcd with satsle srt,
Pss like the shades Of evenside
Across ny iosly heart
Visions long departed, aov
Coas gladly back once mere,
And happy dreams thas oacs had cAssrsa
The joyous days Of yore-
when skies q seemed wer, brish>e, s.r
Than they are slsining aev-
Ere care had spread ono clssl shove
dAs szasAtns u ~ hsse.
Sweet streams u mssic wiseAi.xly
Float 70 my rapsafed sars-
The melodies Of former tines.
The tisses Of vaaisAed years.
Swell sseetly sp from hidden Asrps
In memories secret cell,
Asm sons kindly angel playsd
1hs strains love q we'll
TIE forms that once % ssaderiy
Had clustered rosad Ne thsre.
Called up ~ rcoiiscti,L'. power.
bsf,rs ~ nv arpsu;
Tbs smiles shas oaes we're gisanias %
Their features bright aad faie
Rsaectsd tsss = memories Nghs
SUN isssr Playing there.
AhhoagA the skies b dark asd drsas
Thss o'er our prospsct spresd,
Asd clouds sssm oserias deep and dark
Our future years ahead;
Still may We tara where memory builds
Her glowing visions fair,
And living DER oar by-gons joys
Forget the pssssss there.
Upton, Sept %. MINNIE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

nearly 20, and wheat ceased to Night
Bot ofl T. sae blight is ioeressise sesin
in wheat, and am fearful that sext year
will see the wheat destroyed BY "blight."
But II an the wheat that il 1 Il in II
country sext May was doarcd, the insect
would be destroyed and the wheat saved.
Farmers, viii you do its y. Rowe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
Frank Blair aoA His Slaves.
From the Sycamore QlL) Republican.
Gr Tnrvc Co. 4 1QsS

DEAR SIR: ! have received your note
and copy Of the newspaper called the
"Ie Kill Co.~ty Senttaet," which You
were & ol enough 10 send me.
You desire to know whether the state
ment contained in thst paper to the ef.
feet that sM the owner Of thirty slaves.
Is true or not The statement is not true
[ sn tho "a er II few slaves. rx1, :,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

TEA.-A Washington correspondent
says that the Agricultural Ruresa Of the
Patent Oikce is making preparations to
test the cultivation Of tea in this country
The seed will b preserved in China e.
pccially for this purpose planted in glass
csses, aod shipped in October. BY the
time of their arrival here they will have
sufficiently sprouted to be set out 10 beds.
After being tested here, the plants, If sue
ccssful, will be distributed among the
Soatheru States. An o der for great
variety Of seeds win also be sent to Egypt
in few days, through house in Lon
don. This list includes wheat, barley,
rice, clover, (Trifoliuu Alexaadrium,) }
&c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
From Emery's Journal OF Agriculture.
WHEAT DliGAt.-.Ils Caae and Care.

WHEAT DligAt.-.Ies Casae and Care.
Nearly every farmer in the West knows
BY sad experience the destructive effect
of blight ia wheat, but perhaps some are
unacquaiuted with the name and appear
ance. The wheat has advanced to the
fun form and siss, but is Jet in the
'.nilk," /" ard the farmers hopss are high
6oe q abusdaat harvest, wh~a 10! he
looks sg,is, ssd the wheat heads are tar.
ning prsmssurely white and dead; and
whea Il bscomss dry. il retains nearly its
full sise, but il Of peculiar white that
10 unnstural to any whcat, and 10 Of .
very unpleasant taste and smell, SO much
90 that hogs will not even cat good wheat
when mixed with it. The years l849,
so, 81 and so will long be remembered
BY many farmers in the West who suGer.
cd from that terrible scourge
In June, 1851, l cleaned up . quanti-
ty Of wheat and put it in another bin ;
while doing 50 discovered thst it emit.
ted . peculiar ohensivc odor, and the air
filed with 6ne dust, which, when il
had settled on boards, Gc., looked like
6ns white csrn meal, and after . short
time had gathered into heaps Of table.
spooofull or 20, which excited my curios'
ity, and % further sxamiaation, found
the hesps composed ef microscopic in
aecss fully equipped with wings and
f.sshess. The whest vas badly bliehtsd
- also all the wheat through the eoun
try, and on examiuation l found thl
same insect in all the wheat. THIS wal
the first Of June but shout the 6rt d
July al the insects left the old whsat and
went to the new wheat in the fields
whom immediately appeared the blight
On the examination, | found the san,'
| insect 10 the ehaG and on the kernel d
the blighted heads. 80 much for th'
cause, nov for the cure.
Farmers. BY 20 many and repeated los
80, become - "hard up" that they wer
oompsllsd 70 sell al the wheat they coul'
spare, which went East, and the remain
der vas sown Or ground carly in tn
spring, and the insect became extinct D
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

In climbing ladder, always look up -
never dowu-for in doing the latter, =
fall il imminent. So in life, aim TO keep
oonpasy With those above you, rather
than those beneath you, in intellectual
capssity asd requirement. Emulate your
supssiors. II you cant 6ud them, you
are blind; il you won't 6ud them, you
are not fitted for their society, and had
better turn your attention to the redue-
tion Of your sars, and immerse your mud.
dy faculties in the mysteries OF poudrettc
or putty making.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
WHAT The SOUfH THINKS The FOL.
ov;nv short nars~fanh axnlnins much:

owing snOsS PeIe9tsPe sxPnius mucn'
The Charlestos Asresgy declares tLst
1.-THE evils Of psrdooiug and supporting
Douglas" viii b the absolute destruction
Of the Democratic party; inasmueh = tho
party, (which i nov weak 1t the North,
viii b divided and rspudiated 1t the
South, and between the sections, fall
hopelessly 70 ths earth
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

MArLINEss. Learn froan your earliest
days to insure your principles against the
peril Vi ridicuie. You can no more ex-
ercise Jour reason, if you live in perfect
dread Of laughter, than You can enjoy
your lifte il you live in constant terror
Of death. II you think it right to differ
from the times, and to make point of
morals, do it, however rustic, however
antiquated, however pedantic it may sp-
pear, do it, not for insolence, bnt scri-
ously and grandly-as a man who wore 4
soul of his own in his bosom, and did not
wait until Is Was breathed into him by the
breath Of fashion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
Credit,

Credit 10 one Of the best things man
he's devised, and about the worst abused
Thousands live on credit who have no
right to any such thing. None but On
honest man ought TO Be able to pass his
word instead Of coin--a rouge's word is
not worth it's face, no matter how rich he
may b. No one should have facility to
run in debt for the means Of ostentatious
display, Of sensual qualification, or Of
hasardous adventure. Earn before you
SPEND should be the general rule, the
credit should be extended mainly to those
who use il to 6t themselves with the
means and implements Of useful, produc.
tive labor. Greeley.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

r YARD. J. 3. EDWARDS.
THE above LasissN sill be carried On In all
i its BREACHES 10 the room formerly occspisd
by the Cedar Dea0craI over the psse~s0cA We
invite the citisess Of Tiptoa snd ths cosntsy
arou.d. to call aad try Ne and 80 II we cant
FIT, make and please. We warrant I'll our work,
and do 1t to order. In the latest New York style.
Rscoliect thai ore coat we'll maAs b order h
worth tive made for eastern meschandise. We
will do cutting the shortest notice. Prices rsa-
soaable. We will take most kinds Of prodnce,
and weSd In particular, fhr our work.
Upton. June 18th, fs5s. 2smS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
miscellaneous.



Henry Ward Beeeher, in reply to re.
buks Of seculArity and levity 10 The pul-
pit, hits right and left in this style: "A
ssrmoa that is dry, oold, dull, sopori6c, il
pulpit snonsteF, and i jast = great :
violation u the sasctity Of the pulpit, .
tho other extrswe Of prolaae lcvisy. Men
may hide or profans Gods living truth
By the way Of stupid duilsess, just -
much - b. pert imagination. A sot<sn
sot6isg . just - wicked - witty aotA-
ing. Whoever hides the truth BY embel-
lishment Of words; BY vain cxhibitioa
Of viz or fancy; b ope4as lsarnisg; BY
the impcnetrabls thickness Of nice dis
tinctions; By stupidity and lifelessness !;
By inate so'smnity aud saoctimonious con-
ventionalism, i desecra,or o. the pull
pit snd breaker Of the Sabbath day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
TORONTO STORE,

TORONTO STORE,
TE TO- RC0 - 0T Dx N !,
Msrcksals, TsSsSls. lows.
fls shove 1eo kssp coossaasly - Aaad fsil
supsly os
Ury Cseis. 0rsr~~tss. Hss4wsss, CsstAfaG,
Hsts sd Csps, Dssts go AAss,
Asd all kind of
GO ncuAoA - IL CSa0anlsy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

It IL the same Of Intellectual effort, the
striving 70 reconcile ourselves with au ill.,
understood task stretching before US day
after day, that wears out the heart. life Of
man. Ii We once could discern what was
required Of ~ exactly to do, it is not the
greatness Of the task that would frighten
" for We are capable Of immense druid
gerry Of hbor,) but il i left to u to dis
cover our own work, snd yet eur hands
70 il = best ws can, and this makes the
wesriOsss Of life. We spend half our
strength In beating the ail.-A;s Jecs-
LvSy,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

Ra1a 81 Advertising
square inssrtisa. e,00
saeh subsequent insertion persvssse -
/ square , moashA, SEQ
as do 100
Do year. l0see
DO noutes, $50
DO do NOo
do 4 year, IS0o /.
Column l year. 5aOo
Half Csiunn ! year, AAo0
Gaar,sr Colsaa yeaf, 1Aso
ss~rsa aaea o. les q l1islsa. uAAs essase.
Law, Professional, ssA ether cords, u ~
see, Or tess. per year, -, And Tor eseh sddi-
ienaiiine, ~.
Half yeasiy aud yearly advertise meat. to b
AID tor quarterly in advance.
An sdvrvtiM mssts p.,biisAed sntil ordered
Il, and charged accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09
BUSINESS CARDS.

xxoha1gs 02es!!
so1T DRAFTS o New Ysrk e.s - A,a
- e.0s ssssefssss h ssosts ssii psselassrs
Cest'acssss d Dsposs,. and Drafts on The
kaseern Cities coshed.
Aaeriean Gold tsnisAed a I ~. II r,.m;.-
VCs sssv Ssstls~i s~d Swydsy's sssvs,
Upton, Jahuasv I. "a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

THE sUBscRrBERs HAVE OPENED MAR.
L bic shop, in .rirgin Block where they are
prepared TO furnish
Slabs, AowamsMts, Skeleton 1Nonu-
~sests, Spires, DE-, DC,
% the shortest notice. In . neat, work naaliks
manner. 10-Givs " cali
July !, lsss.-35yl WILLIAMS BIRD.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

1890 1T0NUU.~2 rsss Derea a.d naro
.L.A a.v1W c5 ,. 4 e. =. nSss'
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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et1, otherwise SIC.
seOpastss So, half price.
Dsspaaysd advsstissnssts hslf nsrs thar L.
sbess rates.
AAvsrtassnsutsi sadsd snd plsesd unds ri !. !. -
ef fHspesiai aesiess,' tssbisfAs svdGssvy ysfes
bpseiAlsetisssin the local selann 10 eents n j,
Hns.
Aassstissnsat si nsil . xel lusivsiv.
The Daily, After ths asst twovssks, 50 screens.
more than The abovs setes.
Adssrtissnsnts not aeeompanisl With directions
sill bel nssrtsdtilHsfbta And ehasgsd 10 rsccord- :
ingly.
Observation-Disclosures tsSsS6ssssvsse
Thisruls will ns> bsvaried fsou.
when tbs advertiser uses the Weekly alone she
price will bs the same - In the Daily. whore the
Dsily aad weekly arsAotA sss4, - pr cent Vi il
b dedastsd frou The aggregate sneunt.
Under the present system, the advertiser pays %
mach Tor thsspacs he eocupiss, the changes Ssins
ehargssbls for composition only. This pisa u nov
gs.sfalfy aAoptsd. Osrchsrg sforshAnsss II M
lSssnts pr square. -,
@fn III easss whore sdvsstissnSnls are ais
e'ustass4 bsfsss The expiration Of ths year or ~
Nns esstrAstsd for, they will ~ ehayred m a
cur regular rfatssfer the time actusiIyfn
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CUMMINGS = BE006,
Architects.

s UP E TEN I'm -
IAv0takan a oikcs 10 Reddineton's
! corner Of johnson and Third strssss. u 1eS1
No. u, ~ ssesy, Asst dsor to The lsft o IL "a
q ~ nais enhance stsirs, whers they Invite
tAsr frisnds and ths public - call They ass re-
paxse 70 furnish daiyns and detail drawian -
eaAidinUs = aatbieAa, pShaie asd rsivsls,
sspesiasaaA the sssseiea % 81 sasaS. TheJ
70 d business u sasA . masnsr - will please
patrons and ~ credit 70 thsasslvss.
Relsr, b pesnissisa, y
H.P. Love- Hawkins Tsyiqn
Edward Kiibonrns, james Retes.
Geo. G. Anderson. RIP. Creei
VIC. Stripe, D.KsddinSl
VIM. Lsighton, J. DiI}nen.
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decl2d1y
W. n. NICE.
a RCHITHCT. OGee II Kilhourness =
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AsTA1LAhD HOUSE.
J. A. PATAOR, PaoPals4oa,
Formerly Of the Ehsrnaa Heuss. Chicago. Ilh..
YRONT-ST., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite steam Ferry Landing,
Rsrt Madison, ....... .Iswa.
ssp1od4w

0EOOND 0TAEET CHEAP UTORE.
GRkAI bargains u Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnsts
~ Rihbons, 10. We are nov Offering our we'll
sseeted stoek very low for cash. Our assoemsnt of
goods 10 every department 10 complsts, ed bought
MY cheap, and win ~ sold lower than heretofore
s4ersd, = We, BY doing bssinsss, savs rent
any othsr sstahlishnsat.
ost33-A $50 b. H. ABBOTT : Co.
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