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Plumbing Copper Tn Sheet Iron Work done in ali
their various branches
sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all ses Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs, suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks STOP Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; Washsand Sink, Bntler shampoonng Compression
for hot cold water Beer and Cstern Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE. which
proven the very article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak axd Amazon Cook Stoves all
cook for families Of FROM hve persons
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP. with solid India Rubber
Ba for vsvesThres sizes. Nos and prices SO. SIS
and s5Tp raise from % 81 e' perpendicuia and
clear Of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of al sizes patterns
prices always hand either Wholesale retail Also,
earlor Once, Church, Bed and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
All work done by give satisfaction Or
. O. C. BIER co.,
oz ~ NO. 20 Camp street, hsw Vfleans.
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6fa sSE n NJ = sitE1ANs skEzH s66RThSss isASss

On and after Saturday, the 10Th day April 1853 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily 7s0 A. NJ
arrive at Canton al O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton 730 A. NJ arrive at New
Orleans at O'Clock 2. NJ.
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~ $50 tF1FTY) DOLLARS REWARD.
ESn nySy on Shs ie January hd light q sr boy NAMED
shout 5O pounds about feet inches in height; easily
s @
checked cassiuee pants drab and
"s-' 80 '''''' '''' McbbE6SSELL's Restaurant,
7 ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTs.-I Will
~ ser for sale at Pa lie suclon Il the city o Rsgsdals
and isih Of june next about Five H1ndred Lots
The place situated within two and three quarters miles
section for the souhsrn The Mississippi and As6sms and the
and Ohio Railroad. rod is chartered and doubt will be
bn, from = ID place direct 70 the city o. New Orleans
and some re peril ms IL rum from hs sSr,h Inv western
phis pointing The city of Ragsdae, 40
miles from Grenada to the city Of Ragdss The construction
in air line of roads from the city Of aasdae and the
citizens Of Mobile and the country along the line viii remain
de much longer and not complete line Of roads of such
Thus is that three the longest railroad IN the
Missouri completed with the others The cars viii come
II from seven different directions and viii be placed in
hs United saieeven from the Pacific the State of
The trade that will pass through said place
ally VIII exceed o. hnndred millions OF money The
@ eoncen ATE the trade .. the very rch and pou
iun than the roads being built will At said place The
s md andnls,i areanS MAKE as
Of the heahest and most delightful places to be found
Many the sneprisns Intelligent and wealthy persons
IN % 1s % ~ & m s ss ~ ~ nch
aees Inducements offered for profitable Investments
capitalists and short engaged IN nsss variety
II Assta Ca with The going from fous diassu.
coming syen s.ss, e. s.ss,s9 ;hs LONGEST
''s'isss as is~a + Nv Nv ''''A " ''p' L. RAespALE
CAR0LINA SEED COW PEAS
Jus. arrived from Charleston, sss. cow PEAS. For
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THE LAKE.


{ x->AL tOh Ttttt LA Il n tfOHE-THE FINE
jVlN schooner Oregon, ready i've freight
A Pass brissia snd IL intsr%sdlsis isrdioss 90 *:
WFsTERstiCsH on hoard - w ~ ''ny r3v2s ~
-----------
LAKE SHORE PACK EFT FOR
Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City,
mHzx<1inzEsd-s Biloxi Ocean Springs
The and splendid iowprensure steamer virginia.
Capt Myers built expressly for the coast trade wR unsur
passed accon modal will herea,r leave as follows:
Leaves New Oreans -
Jefferson Railroad: Pontcharirain Railrord:
MONDAY. A. NJ cars ....-.......... TX A. Nj cars
TUEsDAY..... 7;20 q - ..................e
FRIDAY...... ..................4P p NJ. cars.
bAIUhDAf- -ZU 4. H- cars.
Leaves Ocean sprfngs-MORDAY EvfRIHG.
-. .. :. WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
-. . FRIDAY aokNISG
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CULLUM SPRINGS, CHoCFAw COUNTY, ALA
" kighlysix miles Atoye Mobile, twenty eve miles Of
river.
The undersigned pleasure announcing friends
and the public generally that his establishment opened
the reception Of visitors During the past many
and additions have been made with single view
increased comfort and convenience only the invalid but
others seeking recreation and pleasure These
consist OF the erection Of several cottages commodous
blrdroo, etc; and the whole establishment has been
painted The ladies' and he cir
saar spring house nea up for their
An experience in the of public house of more
list Of class hotes will he trusts
him liberal patronage. spevdid band Of music
has been engaged for The season Ter alleys and other
for are provided on the premises The cottages
all separate, and are neat, clean and airy.
Commodious light draughl boats will ply regularly twice
week TO the landing on the Iombgbee ver while those who
connecting the State Line with good stage to The
Springs BY this last route passengers leave the Springs
day This line will making daily trips and
from the Springs about the 10 h or 18th Of Jure
As TO the curative virtues of the waters they have not only
surpassed the most ngnne expectation Of the proprietor but
he he with perfect proprie that there
Springs in the United the short lime they
made known the public that effected many
obstinate chronic diseases certainly
variety Of and valuable chemcua medical eombiLa-
tons.
The Springs of all three valuable waters
found in the country viz The celebrated yiehy the Chay
bese and the Sulphur Such
to be found upon single place in the whole Southa fact
Arrangements being made 10 have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these SPRING. IN order the
usual lay of letters and caused by the mails which,
however under contract be carried regularly three times
aweek.
Rates Of hoard
Per Month $40
Der
Carriages in waiting al the landing upon the arrival Of the
boas to convey passengers Immediately TO the Springs
BR eoeT q f Magazine 9 an Common 20
CHARLES oUILUM.
| proprelOr.
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TRIESTE

skE FOR TRIEsTE-TrE Al PAST sATINs
MsFXS American ship william Jarvis. Capt, Ballard,
f.s now loediug for the above will take
the fatea OF freight conplete her loading Apply
10 J.P. WHITNEY & CO.,
myl9 ssrarondelet street
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Just arrived from Charleston, bass cow PEAS 70
sale s.y = BAhAIsi Il common ! ani; street
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,,r6I for Sae-Remoyal from Esplanade
OF WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
rs where he will be found early n ths
large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
preparing ample and healthy tor the increased
oosness he conducting the coming The
location GFavier and Common, baronne street
which "a the St. Charles Hotel
and Il convenient 70 all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER L.CANPBEIL,
III and rs Baronne street,
anil Iy&w hetwern f}ravier aud CnTamon.
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~ Dr. MOTSeS
INDLAN ROOT PILLS.

m. wo1sR. me inventor o. NoRsH's INDIAN
ROOT PILLS - :gs.s ees sssss - z " I's !:
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ssrsnsth, AsalsA a. liz dspsaAsa spoa tass v'esi
Wsss ~ v..sss p.ssas.s 49,. :ss.sa, "a @
- q 4 psret haoay VITA NJ ASsrsat faast!eas
q n se1y, t.s - $50 y a:sss, $500 tssck
81 Ss.sS = r. Ssr7s1 q. "a slsrs = - ass.
= . : =: e q. s.s .. Iss
liz yin forever b hewn out HOY npoEeae IT, thns
We sAosa kssp - vasssss $3.50 e = - -
49, - ~ - Pm .sossssss.s1 =. plant:
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80 o. ssSs roots ~ .SisA - Ps ars .ads .
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= y sssss., .sz sssr ks.s. - :. isss =
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slss1, sS.ss : ,l.s sss.s - ss.ss y .: n:
my o. wstsr pasgs sa1 wAseA coala no4 have been
= sy e 90. .,s sns s. = .. .s:
i.pssSy MIA ssnsss pass 10 esk essles, - thus
taken sP asd eesvsysa q y esas ssaaAstss b the
PROM the shevs y b sAeva ~ ~. Msss's Isalas
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vhsa tAe tsdy hsessnes % purs a. elasR.
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icne which vin psst - the aieted parss, ard which
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~ sAochise dslb)s assidsst occur-
red : Nsw Yosk ~ Mohday .ftstaoon o. 1,
The HadsOs River h. r., y which Two
liSssUsrs losGc ~ DO D m j. "a.
pssss tsaia frsn Nsw Tea sWss passisx
Sixty Eighth street, : man nNas1 Goo.
w, Gidney, who Vas walking on the
track W. NJ " thS locom6tivs, throvis
several fest into the ais, ana - 6srfally
nasglsd thsI NJ did vithia fsw min
1Gos.s JeAa ns6ha6as vas o. Ne, oAhar
tsSck, and - calling . NJ Gidney, ceu-
tioaing him % TT ost ~ The vay Of Tho
appeoachiag tsaia, when ! downward
aEpis Nd sgaioss Mn, nutihtisg him n
) tsssibls nasasr, from The effects q
which be did u lcss thar half = hour.
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= HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF VERY
= y superior qualify Of kxssias Wsaser Ssed
si Wheel. ian article Introduced into the wheat
r growing districsO f Rusxis,) which hes been
= found to succeed better than any Winter Wheat
ever cultivated ia that country. From Russia
i II was introduced Into Cansa2 MichigaA Mn
= nesOts and Iilnois, in each Of which ID has
= wsthstood the must severe winters md ne
e wettest springs u the satisfaction Of the far.
2 me-. IL prodaces from 70 to 10 bushels 10 one
when sown on good laad. end from its hardy
nasnre WI 81 winter.kilf q drown out from
the elects Of wet spring. IL laays be .sown
"a any TINE between the first Of July and the arss
"a pf November s3i 81 Ea3 ta*9th a88s
PACKAGES saiIiciest 10 prodace from 10
- % bushels the Arst yeas put up IN strong sscka
VIII DC sent TO any address on the receipt OF
OSs Dollar, by mail Address
Nv. VERIFY, II. q. hos kx37. 81.
81 Dearborn-st, Chicago III.
Dealer u Farming Lands and city property.
= Also. lands located at al the government land
u of1ces, with warrants or cash Those havins
, fsrms or farming lAads for sole, will RnA INV
oiiiee one Of the best mediums 70 dispose OF the
= same. III
x REFER TO
q Hon. yno Wilson. Cosy C Land Dept, Chicago.
New. II. n. DIshc"' sIsso8 gt6laK !.
= Hen. Henry A. Wise. Gov. Of Virginia,
Messes. sweeaey, kittenhouse, FAINT 4 Co. t>nher.
Washington, d. G. 5ss5 SO. 3 = '
Mon. 0eosve Briggs, New York.
Hon. Nm. IL. koss, Gov. of Delaware. ~
a kon. forvthe, Ess., Genr ". Ag't, I. c. K.K
e ~. =. II ordering, give your nAsne, post o1Bce
county go staas, nd the name Of the nsasest M
- 49, v~s0s.a ttsg4ss8 Efe5 III a. al
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Y TIE GREATEST
&IBDICAI.
lBCOVnY
n o. 1W A0E

Mr. KENNEDY. - RoxSaty. mas discovered -
one o. our sonmQa passass weeds
Z remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR! "a
FRO. tie wcrsf Sevefals 10 . Co..~os E;-.k.
cept In two casss-AssA thundsr Au,so. a" -. -,
h's pSs..s:lon ovsr ..e hs:a.a sf1is sissse
r ssA s., sss1 = s..S e 53,:.s; Q
~ = - ssssaas ~ ~ ~ ses9 Ea1 = -
Two % three Isss,ss WIN esa,, u. .,.A.- .s~
Two ecesses are waanss1 - is worss csah@ n
iS..s e AZ sssss >. -.ss.ns.4 !. en-. i. yes.
O. . s~s s. =. ~..a..a . e.,. IN A.. . !.
Two no..lesare warranted 10 c~re r,.n,., o,.A.
ana hlcsches among IN ~. -"'eo'Es'--s ~
yosr 70 =. bottles srs vaUasa to esye sssrsrI en-
One bottle vim care .sav erupt,on u the .sln.
Iwo 9 sesss hosssss ~ vasssssd = cass ~ vs,
rws = sEss sosals - sssvsatsS i. ed. q. = ~
desperate cases Of rAsanaasm.
sas.. = ssss ssss'ssare vas'.A.a !. e~rs II. "a,
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;. ..:: : :.
= - g 49,.
~. l1k - - - abids
~ ~ II - = - Pl:'-
Rsp1x 80 the
! ~ - - shsn
I i III. I'D sles AT aseanS-
s5oQngk g Upkol3 I'D sYsfAip evfsy rty9e
~ ~ q .etsfelleh
Id Rsss1ys1, Tia. III attempts 20
- - sjlisal ift3t1isss md aIi-
|nstass ars ptSgssst lwieA neshIsf, tend
In kial1feth6 psgfsn ahd asssoap@sat
u eae eeaptEy, apa nlse il persisted 10
6ad - ~ dismembcsment Of the only
ne kcvoenmeat ID the wosld.
8r1. Rtsoesea, That sAs rights u the
State shoaM - naintsined alike against
;; the cueeoaeAnsnts Of federal power, the
ssal Of biad partisanship, and the iasidi-
oas wills u tnscrspuloas and demagogae
politieiAns, snd tha6 IL = the object q the
Democratic party. - - thsss cardinal
peinsiples rstsissd il their points.
I, 4th. Resogsed, Thst the decisious Of
Ne Judicial tribunals Of the State end
Fsdstal Govss6ssat Shoald b respected,
kmsNt ssbnissedt -, obeysdsnd darriedir.
- s4sct, md thae ~ seasnps y ct chem
" 1QGe1es = 4 slap lowards anarshy md
I eoaissloa, tead % impair respect fos The
4 govstkntas Ind nsflts the measured con.
4 1sassdl01s - % lhv4abi1iag end peaosa-
hly disposed siliasass ga Il hasra3
| 5tA. Rssospcd, That the agitasiou d
the 6hvesy question tends 10 weaken the
tAss bos4s 81 or uhioa, By destroying
teAas lSoakd soos Which should exist be.
tween the dinsesst 6lalo - bsgsttine
issctieaal aailasitics, and that Is IL tht
duty u n patriots {, frovn upon such NJ
Temps, aA1 secpre b. III honorable mean,
ftae disetedis alike q the extrs1nes Of ths
EseatA, aea 10 ssstA. aah "
A 81. Asslssa, ThaG thA ostrsgs re
I,esskly opnmittsd o or chipping b OF
oefp. Of the British Government, dsnan(
u ihn sdIats asd sacqaivosAl deaial ant
sposey; tASs nov = an appropriate tim,
| = sstt6 1aslly The qssssios Of the sigh
4 10 visit AID search vessels on the seas
and that in the event an apology 10 refu
sed. the arro1ated pretentiOns Of Europe
N powers shoald Be- resisted By the las
resort Of Nations, the cannoa's sns1th
ed TN vsssdlAssght the lsssss that on
dag caanot Be disFegardsd OF our assioI
insslsed With ilppanity. !,
j Reseised, Thas We recognize in his Ex
\ es!lsacy Jamcs Buchanan, a. Statesman
.. ril sin Z msot aud pre-cn ] Ieut viz
4dous, hs;WitA systsnseso devttioA 70 th,
great priseiples Of representative Dsuoera
o., has thus for conducted ths governmsn
Of epr great eonfederacy with sigualahiity
and with just and proper regard for TIT
hvasisa ana os01iseiog Interests AZ Ssate
and ia1ividuals.a adw 81 sra emse ssa
Rssoissd, .That the lsapport given b,
Hon. G. w. Jeocs to the Administration
! Il PrssideDt Buchanan, meets with on
cordial and qualified appreciation.
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st;t1t;on,l "a 20. IA vceA - :, dc.
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o.
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Ma dechriss th,s i.volr.1arv servil.,)e
1900 ~ -. sAell - esisa T. Mel,
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tia doc.r;.e ~ Ia Drea 0DeAa Aeei,;ou
I = trre' s.d IL 6nnea,.e Cesrt NJ. HI.
49,, - - 800 Denooretie uert,
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Impnrtant from Utah. :l
Sc. Louis, July Is.


The Utah correspondence Of the Re.
psb(icaa, usier date Of juno 18th, says
the conditions agreed upon At the coufc. :
cnce between Gov. Cumming, the peace
commissioners, and the heads Of the Nor
mon Church, are: The troops shall enter
the city ri.hOu. opposition the civil off,
ties Of their Offices without interruption,
sd IN uncoaditioual obedience to the
h.s q the land shall BE- Eives. On the
other band past offences will be forgotten,
q sisted in the presidcnt's proclamation.
q All the ioassS ID the city have been
slsssd sgaiass boaA civil okssrs md ssrsa-
gem, szDpt seasvhieh II apespisd y
Ne Gsvsfssr ard family. Everybody
che we're obliged % sleep in their wagons
~ '-.'"~ 49, Id ss.,,as sssss8 a.fs,f5xt
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THE FIRM OF BOWERSnck q YATES u
! this day dissolved BY mutual coaseat. Tie
books are len with ,. Bonersock. who Is sgthot"
ixed 10 settle The same j. How ERSatk
Srrtagdale June IS. %. i. YATES, fsT /
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Teth6 Community
t.,A|k6A,LDs,

- nnC0B leMG1lag aaexpssasisa q shank:
n = their cussOnsa foF their very KIND sna |.
49, .e1rsaaea ~ - solicit ccatiaaanee Of
.n.s- Mreer. which thcyh0pe 10 merit ~ the IN
Sscs.enss they are ahar - sAef u their trade.
s.sii sh~nselves ~ - vsice a ~ Press f0s the
;rsg6I TlJG 1gUfJUeKr espo 90.
N,e~4k,e~sd;Ar ~ ASra si~s& - shsH ssSsssor
- - - As~x coapfefe Sssswe.s.f n erse1ses
I'D AOrSsicsA. csspssSsE - J0ssS1S
- - ,tsAsefy:
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Ftp. Hair jr., NE sloq1eot rspsesen-
tsGivs fOo ths ST Louis District, his
received . re- nomination, aud, in compa.
~ with his Democratic and Americ n
competitors, ID goi6g through the can
vass. lua recent speech q Fluisant,
Ma, and il reply 10 Mr.. Barnet Dem, }
who most aajastly attempted 70 identify
Free Denocraey with, Garrisonians, Mr..
Blair used the following truthful language,
which, il viii Be seen, enbodies / beau.
tifal cosp aiAcat 10 eur own favored State:
-Dasssposf Gssettc. gai8 x --.asns
Il Ne believe emancipation win BE- ssa.
ducivs 70 the growth, developnent aud
prosperity 81 the State, We should labor
u achieve NJ T Do not believe ID sitting
still and doing ncehing. Bslieviag Il
viii bsseAt The sosditiea 81 thoss Who BY
the bene6eoacs Of our laws are made Cit.
izens with rs in, the enjoyment of this
printsy heritage, beiievsing something
shOsld - :loas, which shali place MI.
soSti N Tia line Of Hrogrsas, asd in the
work Of npid development. 10 terror, 10
ssssOSst " SYASA1y CSu WCS0E 1O IEOkn
marching right straight 70 the mark ri
thSsecUmplsshsncnt Of the glory and pros
psshySC SAis 8eats wAisA / lsve, asd q
this lsspAEbs have 70, ebsssosaly SOP.
psy.sa ne, t9Qt = Ioyaz-.hs oshss. dsy
: Wilderness naked prairis-pow she
slsns sststrips Missouri, ma ID the hstt
Osn0ee1A~ial~ssaa~<s~10yssspssss1uy
tiv1 = Mis9ansin Win yoas iarnish me
With ! clue 10 this pro1Psrityy Why, il
Is the vast superiority Of white labor over
forced ls0os, ind believing this I shall
MOI stand here and ory out 'sDon's agi-
tats,"' IDEAS aeitste," In ~ tAs sGases
whre cmanoinii y hss tlksn eject, il he
bsen % the sftsfbora. No one bass vesasd
right .in property mot in existence. On
that .principh " could never cinancipata.
but VI havs thsi right 70 say that III born
after . certain date shall b free, ma &C.
sidse wses1a akgislaAss thsa one u 10
6tsAssasss 1hak W o. havs henOgeos-
Gus white population. f-ios l-o ia.N
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

~. Mr.. VsndeSer, the Republican no'ni-
nee for Congress in the Second District
iof Iowa, will address the public ut the
following times aud places. s#
lsa His competitor is invited to be present
q and discuss the political issues before the
people. zs ,se@
The republicans of the several locali-
ties are requested to make such arrange
ments - will enabe Mr.. Vandever to
fnlil these appointments.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

ROAD SCRAPERs

r HE UNDERSIGNED has constantly "a hand
4 good supply OF road scrapers, doutle and
aang,e shovel paOws and corn cnltiyitors ard "la
lay and repair plows at all times. Shop nea1 ne
steam mill. Upton, Iowa s.P.DAAJEie~,
Nay ~. la5M ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

Tia Washiagtss Uaios says thst ssths
,dmiaiaErst;os kas il kssds fall" Ose
vovld sspposs from The very rapid disap-
psaraaee u ths public meDsy from tie
Natiosal Treasury that ths admiaislra-
tios asd u - skssrs hsss thsis haads
fun. H5 tsah.ii@ AsR