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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Musea,1Ge Branch of the Upton Uaiircad
Company.

Company.
pJriIC Notice Is hereby given, that compa.
/ ny has been organized under the me aud
siF'e 81 The MuscAriNE liRAScH or THe firrua
RAlLhoAE COMPANY, aud The principal 'iaco Of
business If seld company established II Tie clty
Of Mnscaiut, IN the State uf low.
Iae organic ation Of said company Ia for the
purpose of constructing ana operating a Raj
Road, from the town of Upton, In Cedar county
to the town OF Wilton, In the county Of Masaa
tine; the amount of ptal stuck Icing three
hnnAled thousand dollars, divide iaio shares uf
hily dollars each, 10 be paid IN iastalments 81
such tines and On such conditions N The Iil c..
tors may detegane, thirty days previous notice
being given when snch ins anent will % "a our
ed; Ind c0mFaeneement OF the orga at2aton Of
said company is On the Esd dag af sept n Ger
less ami the term ma ion thereof on the l0ta Day
Of August A. -. 1903. The Affairs o. said com.
pGuy to be conducted. managed ard controls ed
by Ave Directors, two OF waam saall resi- 'e In
the county Of Cedar and three IN tho e1uaty Of
Muscatine, vhn shall De appointed IN ;ne first In
stance by the Directors OF the f'frgoS RAIL ROAD
Co. and hold their oftice until The annual meet.
idg ut which time and thereafter they shaH he
elected By the stockholders Of sad Mlsca1ine
Branch Of the fip.0a Ral Road Cos the time OF
holding said annual meeting l. on Tie second
Wednesday Of June In each wear. Tie greatest
amount Of Indebtedness or Liability OF said co.,
poration shall rot exceed iwo.th rds oil its capt
| tai 81 ok. The private properly Of the stockhol
ders shall ne exempt iron liability for the debts
OF the corporation,
! Upton, Cedar Couatv lava. Sept, 50 1858.
: JOSEPH a. GREHS, Presn
,'cyt O. "vs1s. y s. ssa
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NuscATlNE BRANCH OF THE TrproN

MUscATlNE BRANCH OF THE TtProN
r. Il The grading Of this road, from
TiD:on TO Wilton, has been let on highly
advantageous terms. Messrs Long &
Bagley, of Upton, have the northernmos'
section. Messrs. Carmichael 4 Curtis
Of Muscatine have the rest.
1t seems that the NJ. K NJ. Co. are
ready to take us up, if the c, l. 4 n
Co. throw US off, The fates help thos,
who help themselves. Upton is a!
rirht.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

And feeling the hand Of Time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant ills, will find in the OF
Hollands German Bitters Elixir that will instl
life into their veins; restore, In measure, the energy
and ardor Of youthful days; build up their shrun
ken FORMS and give health and energy their remain
ing years. 81 ~e .-aszsB 3. s#
Ask for HoeGasd's German Bittsrs, prepared by Or.
c. NJ Jackson, Ala Arch Street, Philadelphia. They
are sold by druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village In the United states Canadas West Indies
and South America, at IS cents per bottle. n46.
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DISCUSSION There will be a public
discussion in Upton, on the subject Of
Univcrsalsm, b.twcen Rev. T. L. Stout,
Methodist, and Rev Mr.. Sandford, Uni
vcrsalist. 1t will commence on the 18th
Of December.
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TO ERY FEMALE Nv TIE UNITED
STATES.
Mr., MONTAGUE's FEMALE CORDIAL


I>oR THE CURE or ALL THOSE PAINFUL
II DISEASES PECULIAR To WOMEN
Mrs MoNrAsus, for many years afflicted with
most Of the disc .ses that are eommon to females,
spending large fortune in ten years in trying the
dinerent means Of treatment for her reliei, to no
avail was prevailed upon by many Of he. friends
to visit Cuba December ~, for the purpose OF
rexaining her former health. While there, She
Obtained prescription from spanish Physician,
"Whose silver 10 ks
Were leading to the gave
with which. through the mercy Of God, she was
restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known 10 hundreds
Of her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine y easfed =" inc
public for the relief Of oil the painful and dan
xerous diseases peculiar to womea and that the
female constitution II subject to.
TO those suffering from 'Prolapsns uteri.' La
corrhoeA, Ammorrhoea Menorrhagia, Dysme oorr-
hsea-Chlorosis, \ speedy cure can be obtained.
To those suffering from Falling Of the Wo nh,
or Uterine Weakness VI any kind, the Female
Cordial 10 especially recommended II is war.
raucd 10 cure this painful disease, II persevered
In all spiual affect tons, pain in the son of the
Psisis ioNuess OF spirits, Hysteria sick-headache
anA oil those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation Of women, the Cordial will be found o.
An immense value
This medicine moderates all excess, ana re
moves all obstruction: 1t nrigofates tue debita
tea constitution tor the duties Of life, and wner
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Motesty forhias US In puDils advertisement
to make full the details but the wrapper AROUND
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, females. OF o.hcis ~ seadi hg thfe'
cent STAMP, can have any information coaeefhint
the ope alious of the medicine
Agents wanted in every village Of the United
states. Put up in haliptnt bottles, ~ per bot
ties; 80 per eeut. Of 10 Tie traue. All oraer
must be addressed 20 -
DR.. ). ID. {sTONEROAD.
t.Sgis Prorfetorl
n,l-y1 I.cwistonn, Pa, Box Ill.
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Lii. = Y Notices.

THE NoRraw EsTEGS FAEaER Published at Du.
baquc is one OF The very best monthly agricul'
tural journals. lis low price places il thin the
reach OF all. The last number contains full
and interesting account o. the Iowa State Fair
1t Oshaloosa Farmers can learn from it where
tue best stocn 6c. .te.. is 10 &c had.
Terms, 81 year, 1--WE copies, $3.50, ten copies
S. twenty copies ST.. Address Miller Brayton
Dub Iaue
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New CONVERTS to the ready pay sys-
tenn are being daily announced. One Of
the last is Samuel Tomlinson, who has put
down the price Of his goods to an aston
ishingly low figure. There is no hum
bug about it, Call and see.
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SHADOWS are often worth great deal,
but Simmons at hi Daguerrean rooms is
furnishing his customers with likenesses
f. .nore substantial than a shadow, and
at pri, .lost as cheap as a sunbeam.
Gu aad see him. He is bound keep up
with all the improvements in his line.
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Triton Steam Mill Flour!

I IL those who desire an exsra article of Su-
~ peytiAe Flour, made from ali extra selected
article Of wheat rs cheap or cheaper than can lie
bought at any other place in town. can please
themselves by calling at the Tiptan City Mills.
where we always Keep it on hand. We will war.
rant al. such flour, and deliver the same at your
doors. u. ii. STOUT.
Upton, Feb. q, 1883, Off
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SMUCKER < EIsENHARr have on hand
a large end we'll selected stock of grocer
les, which they are selling at low prices.
Give them a trial.
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~ Read the advertisement headed
The Great Republic Monthly. Messrs
Oaksmith & Co. are men who make their
word good every time.
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serve are now making up club for
the Atlantic Monthly. Now is the time
to subscribe. -
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nU-lf you have corn to sell, read the
advertisement headed Corn Wanted. :"
Twill do you good.
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~ Read the article in another coun n
taken from the Eureka, headed Railroad
frcm Dubuque to keokuk."
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1,ATEN u, b. Pic. sao.. al his resi ence
L IN Pioneer TOWNSHIP, Ccdat coany, iowa,
Nov a4h, lsjs. an ea.lay uay mare years old
lett NJ foot white: about AZ hands Il Oh; anu
appnsed at $50, before D. r. comsock, ksA.
km3 ? v. Yn~Ti. c'ok
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r. P. & w. De- MS
CASH PRICES FOR aaE FL
Leather. Hides. furs, Pclts and Game
PA Y UP.

All persons Indicted TO the undersi gned, ere
hereby notified to call and settle mne dialeiv
and save cost, a. further indulgence will NOT.
be given ~ NGs"ER & SaH'
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l. y Il h Az y.

TAKEN UP, by James Va id.a n. bis resi-
| dence u PiCacet oHnsnin, Cedar COMFY,
Iowa, on he OH DAY Of Nov, lsas. an estray bay
col. one yea old la. spring; both hind feet
Wal {; legs dark brown O. black: tail silver or
9 agish col,,r; abort l. hasds hi-a: no marks
or hrands perceivable. Apprasp4 So before
D. I. Com3sock, Esa. tia1 ;. v. loUS'i, elk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


This Institution has been removed to Cleveland Ohio.
Degrees legally conferred and students upon Grsdu
ating may be admitted to practice. For Circulars ad
dress, at Cleveland, ely NJ. A. KING, Sec'y.
JOY TO THE wORLD.--rhe greatest Medi
cal Discovery of the day. Read the advertise
ment headed "He,mbold's Genuine Preparation
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The ouiv ESTi BI4ISHED Commer-
ciai College In the Place.

Rooms omen ut all hours from a. NJ. TIL p. The
pu invited to call and examine rooms, sreei-
mem, course Of instruction. aud mode Of teaching,
when they will lie satisfied that than
zee caa Prece. Q2-y2J LOPEZ 4 PRATT.
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c.
".
3
AGLEI WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE
the atteatlon Of the pubic +" h,s large
ami caTeidlv selected or''.cnt OF
1g- DRUGS g. MEpI CrNEs -p1
which lie will sell 81 tie Invest
possible prices, lie also keeps
good stock OF paints, oil, YER
njshes pGt'F, biashe~, haze
assortment. soaps and p~rG-
merry OF evetv d., upton.
Stalianery--nens, MIS- pen
els. envelopes. napet, DC, &c;
patent meal cGnsS. me most com,
p.ete st00k eve offered in lais
market. Salt. aSes, saws,
Curv-c tmbs, gjmb'
lots nsveis. school books,
blank booGs, aa#s brads tteks, hatfs,
locks, sop, rtnt,iGs ma ehes s ices, states,
P0Ck Ei~hNiNLS Il I1RTNO<iLt..
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non u Sargent, Bowers, EM,
non dohn Cook, Wiley, Esq,
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Juo NJ Cannon, Esq I'D Patton. ESQ
FACULTY
Jos. c. LopEz Prof. of Book Keeping and Ma,h.nss-
W H. Ps,TT prof of Penmsnship and gook K.eni,,
W RlEpE, Prof. Of German Ian guage.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-31

VIII there be war with England? We answer
emphatically-No. No sensible man either de-
sires or anticipates anything Of the sort. A
controversy with England respecting the RIGHT of
Search, we may have-but of a war. we do not
conceive that there is the slightest possible danger
The New York HERALD it is true proclaims. like
NnToN's fend, that its 'yoice is still for war -
and Senator TONES processes his entire readiness
for fight, and his anxiety TO be counted in ,, in
the event of any difficulty arising between this
country and England, in consequence of the con-
duct Of the British cruisers in overhauling and
searching our vessels on the high seas. We are
AFRAID, however, that the pugnacious Senator and
the belligerent journalist will be equally disap-
pointed. We apprehend that there will be no
great trouble after all. vast increase in the con-
sumption of stationery, both in Downing Street
and in the State Department, is the most serious
result that we can at present foresee Numerous
dispatches will be written and answered Much
ink will be used, and much paper, many sticks of
seang-wax, and possibly some yards of red-tape
The venerable SECRETARY OF STATE will renew to
His Lordship the MINISTER PARLIAMENTARY AND
Envoy EXTRAORDINARY the assurances of his
distinguished consideration, and the MINISTER
PLENIPoTENTIARy AND ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY will
respond with like ieryent protestations of his regard
lor the venerable SECRETARY A long correspon-
dence Will ensue, and finally the subject be dropped
without any very definite understanding being had
as 10 the original cause of the difficulty, or any
very distinct agreement TO the course to be pur-
sued IN respect to the practice Of Maritime Vista
IONS hereafter. Such is the general course of
diplomacy and the usual upshot of our difficulties
win the English Government Neither nation
desires TO go to with the other Neither
nauon can afford to go to war with the other The
nclnations and the interests of both tend STRONGLY
to the preservation of peace-so strongly in fact
that with each succeeding year, the contingencies
OF q war between the two countries become more
would be no excuse for any serious misnnderstand-
ing, nasmuch as the matter in dispute is one sus-
cephbe of easy adjustment, in the event of its be-
ing made direct issue between the two Govern
nents. As have just intimated however
we do not believe that matters will proceed even
to that extremity The direct question will he
avoided, and beyond an interchange of diplo-
matte compliments nothing will grow out of the
affair According as the instructions under which
the British cruisers have acted proceeded from
the last the present Ministry the probabilities
are that the only effect of demand on the part of
our Government for retraction of those orders
will be either to greatly strengthen Lord DERRY
position, or to overthrow his Ministry altogether.
In either event. we may count on an immediate
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1t Is said that Conowiaqo bridge has been To- 80
contractors at $4,000 Next 20 Mccall Ferry,
Conowmgr is at the nayrowest pl9C" this side II
Harrisburg. We need bridge badly and hope ior
the speedy completion Of the one contemplated
The estate of the late Louis McLane situated in
Cecil and New Castle counties, was sold here at
trustees sale yesterday, +. w. Bennett & Go. auc-
tionecrs, for the sum Of $50 1880.
John CHM, an old and wealthy citizen Of this
county, died suddenly on Saturday morning.
ALLEGHANY.
1t is currently stated that work will be resumed
at the rolling mills of the Mount Savage Iron
Works next week. The company has, it is said, re
ceived heavy contract for the manufacture of
railroad bars. \ heavy slide of earth and rock oC-
CURED on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be
tween Grafton and Broad Tree Tunnel, in the early
part of the week The heavy and frequent rains of
the western division of the road have in conse-
quence been running very irreguary, but the
travel is now uninterrupted.
CoAL TrADE.-Last week the shipments from the
various colIieres in the MARYLAND coal field amount
ed to | | 500 9s tons OF this aggregate the Cum
berland & Pennsylvania Railroad brought down
G,lS902 tons; The Georges Creek Coal q Iron Com
panv 3.4l5.0S tons: and the Hampshire Coal Iron
Company l.905.0s tons
Since the above was in type the report Of the
Cumberland Coal & Iron Company has been re
ceived The shipments over that road amount to
l4.343 tons.
slide of rock and earth occurred at the Canal
tunnel on Thursday of last week gentleman who
visited the tunnel since the accident informs that
about 500 yards of earth and stone We're down, and
and about the same quantity more would fall II
filed thel channel about half across leaving room
for a scow to pass around.
The latest information from Dam No. a. state:
that the cribs were ready to set to their places
The high stage of water, however, will make it e&
tremely hazardous to attempt it for the present.
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WASHINGTON NEWS NJ 90

The meeting of delegates from several of the
Southern Railroads met here Yesterday but failed
to transact any business OF Importance The route
to New Orleans by railroad to Charleston thence
by steamer to Fernandina. and across the Florida
peninsula, was mooted. but failed to receive much
encouragement. The only matter consutnmated
was to Tx the fare from New York to Charleston
at S25.
Last night gentleman on board the steamer Pow
hatan as she awaiting the Richmond train at
Aqua Greek, got out OF his berth in fit ofsonnaln
bulism, and deliberately walked overheard. 1t was
fortunate circumstance for him that CAPTAIN Rev
nolds and Pilot McGarr were on deck ut the time
and buoyed him up with boat-hook until a boat
was lowered to his assistance; otherwise not being
a swimmer he must have drowned.
The House Of Representatives yesterday passed
eghty-hye bills seventeen of which were Senate
bills. It's understood they run through the private
calendar and gave so complete manifestation of
devotion to the public interest leave little room
to doubt the final adjournment of Congress or the
day fixed. The House passed the army, the mail
steamer, and post-ofice appropriation bills. \ good
days work.
Letters were received in this city yesterday from the
American squadron on the African station, bringing
the melancholy intelligence of the death of of its
gallant young officers, 1t Theodorick Lee Walker
He died at on the 18th March, and his remains
were inferred with the honOTs of war at Porto
Praya, Cape Verde Islands, on the 9Th April
Lieut.. Walker was the son OF the late Samuel T.
Walker, of this city, where a numerous circle of
relatives and friends mourn his early death.
Yesterday the Sioux made a visit to Arlington
Spring, the well-known and popular resort of the
District and Alexandria during the dull summer
months. 1t having been made public that they
were to visit Arlington, numerous body of
citizens and strangers, probably six hundred, as
sembled at the pavilion to witness the sports of the
red men, The day was passed merrily. the Sioux
enjoying themselves after their own fashion, much
to the qualification of those who desired to witness
the dances and hear the songs of the wild war
riors.
number of our most respectable grocery mer-
chants have agreed to close their stores at clock
p NJ. from the LIST of June to the lst of October
Saturday evenings excepted.
James c. Mcclure sold Sl.70O of Washington
city stock yesterday morning at per cent above
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compliance with our demands, and q ready acqui-
cscencc in the justice of our complaints. If the
instructions were issued while Lord PALMERsroN
was in Office Lord DERBY will doubtless improve
the opportunity with his usual dexcrity, b. CON
trasting the crngng policy of his predecessor To-
wards the Imperial DeSpotism of France, with
the unfriendly spirit thus manifested towards
England's natural ally, the great Republic
Of the West, and by adroitly magnifying the
dangers thus incurred, of a war with the UNITED
STATES will be enabled thereby to secure for himself
the otherwise doubtful, and much needed support of
the Manchester men, and the Peace Party generally.
If however, the instructions emanated from the
present Cabinet this fact and the consequent hos
tity which it will provoke on the part of the
! manufacturing and commercial interests against
Lord DEEBY's ministry, will probably lead to an
immediate union of all the elements of Opposition,
! resulting in the speedy overthrow of that min
| stry and the return to Office of Lord PAL
+ MERsToN, with Mr.. BRIGHT, or some other repre-
| sentative Of the Manchester School, as a member
Of his Cabinet. The first act of the new Admins
ton, under such circumstances, would be TO re-
pudiate and dsavow the obnoxious orders and to
tender every reasonable satisfaction for the dis
honor done to our flag. Thus in any event we
may conjecture, the probabilities of final settle
ment of the long mooted question of the Right OF
Search equally remote with the possibility of
war. Any discussion of the general principle will
he eyaded while any intention to enforce the right
against American merchantmen in the Gulf o
Mexico, will be politely disavowed. The Who'll,
affair will soon blow over, and all the vaporine
and hectoring of indignant Congressman ant
wrathlnl journalists prove wholly Intellectual Il
disturb that entente cor3iale which community o
origin, speech, laws and interests ought ever I,
I maintain between the kindred peoples Of Grea
/ Britain and the UNITED STATES.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

CECIL.
Thomas Thomas has sold his farm, half a mile
SCUM OF Elkton containing l05 acres, to Mr.. VIM.
Morgan for $4,000, with the privilege of residing
IN q tne house on it during his life.
hanna to Port Deposit this snripr Bnt tbe scar
city OF money materially interleres with sales
Many OF the raitsmen have returned home and left
their lumber to be disposed of on commission.
1t is rnmored here that the Central Railroad has
changed hands, and thought probable that If will
change once again before it reaches the river ,Tb
Port Deposit branch road is probably as near com
pletion it was last fall; train will run over i
before the hirty.frst of June, next.
Lumber is moving more briskly, and it is sun
posed that all is down except a very few RATS.
which have been stuck along the route. Some hay e
sold out entirely and are on their way home
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bayfield, has been very strongly recommended for
the capital of the State of Superior" State
government is proposed with some expectation that
it may be organized.
A Comparison of the grand lists of Connecticut
for the years 1917 and 1857, shows an increase Of
60 per cent. in the wealth OF the State in ten years
At Boston, on the Fourth Of July, there viii be a
regatta, balloon ascension and display of fire
works at the eity's expense.
The number of foreigners reaching the United
States in the last fifteen years is nearly four mil
lions.
1t is rumored that Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton is
to be raised to the peerage under the title of Lord
Lytton
On the DIST inst. the county treasury of Henry
o., Ind, was entered and robbed of SI1 900
The wheat harvest has fully commenced in Texas,
and the yield is said to be large.
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The London Gazette received by the Steamer AZ
RIGA. announces the appointment OF her Britannia
Maiesty's Consul at this city, Mr. EDwARDW. MARX,
to the consulate at Marseilles.