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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-19

JrNr 10Th The worth \ has hccn
varm aud pleasant for the last few DAYS
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RARE CHANCES.

Two Dwellilssa 6br Nalo 81 Trnde.
largo tso story house, well Auished, ~,,h
barn and three good town lots, viii NJ soll ~
traded tor sny kind af property, u half nyiccs
AiSsO.A comfortable frame dwelling snitnats.,
~ the central part oi Upton. Now q To sims
for good bargains. WELLS Spirsrp
Upton. March 10. 1855 ,ns .a
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The only Full Course Mercantile Col
... lege i'm Iowa,

The only Full Course Mercantile Col
... lege In Iowa.
1t is the design Of the proprietors of these Cot
leges 30 spare no expense in making these model
institutions. sioFding the most adequate facilities
for Young men W qualify themselves for respou
sible positiunsin lite. s
The course of instruction Is rs thorough and
completely practical As that Of any similar instf
tution in the Uni-n; comprising practical eXer.
cises in
BOOKKEEPING ND ACCOUNTS.
sdavted to every department Of trade, commerce.
nauuiactures~-comprisHg the best ioyms ia use
among the most eminent establishments gaged
individually OF IN partnerships, in brsi ness, -heth
err prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale Of merchandise OF wholesale and retail i'm
pOyting and exporting on their cwr recount on
commission OF cN joint speculation. iDeiuding
speculation in stocks, real eststs, Ac. with job
bling, mining shipping manufacturing, steam
boat, raiiYoxd banking and exchange, and hooks
ofjo,nt sock ana chartered Associations generally.
EVENING LEGTEssES.
Delivered by professional men Of acknow lcdgeU
ability and talent, On subjects irtimately come,
ted with the interests OF the merchant, me hanc.
farmer md others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad
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ktrca History, Commercial Geography, Laws Of
Nations, MsfuSnsAe CastoMS Correspondence,
Axienc. Of lAccorffis, etc.
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This department ID under the direction Of fhe
Principals, r. W Davis and =. 1. Tip,on, " bs
80 -. aalv lessons in Pcnmanship, embracing u
systematic styleos beautiful Ba,ues ..,a~s.
Mercantile Correspondents.
saeh exercises are introduced upon this su,jec.
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student ~ we'll ~ to samiiarize him with com.
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ding pro formo Invoices Account Sales, Bills Of
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Embrace general exercises end rules for every "a.
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Tine ef Co~mencisg--Now-any time.
Requisite qualifications 20 eatT--An ordinary
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to twelve weeks Af
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NEAT CUTTERS and suffers 'or sale NV
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Gipton A0bfrtiser.
s.s-DANIELs, EDITOR
The HnrmoniOus Democracy.

SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1858. !
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position Of such pending causes, bat not
so as TO interfere with any regular term
as fixed By law. Lii !.
s is. This sct 10 be IN force from and
after it'd publication according 70 Law.
Approved March %, 1858. &
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To the Community

Notr;fsstdHsgHx sks aars! s#ss. n, sh0H ewdenror
Ia kerp on Annd q ceMpfpts asa.i@ers If GrOcries
and Pyortsioss tos.p,tsimg me tssioeing articles
armsIyi
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SpecieI Lectures rM be oieiirered occasionally by
gentlemen If knoan celebrity, on literary and
enf:Gc subjects, rhich sciA be free 10 the public
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-26

This stiff breeze gives one such an appe-
tite." At dinner, Mrs. Vane's first atten-
tions were given to Miss Wentworth, and
the least failure upon the part Of Mr.. Vanc
who, to tell the truth was little absent
minded, to observe the wants of that
young lady, as reprimanded by Mrs.
Nane.
"My dear, Miss Wentworth will take
some more turkey; Harry dear, help Miss
Wentworth to some of these delicious
peas. Miss Wentworth, allow me to as
sist you to some of this sauce, | assure you
it is delicious.
After dinner, the two ladies, with the
baby, retired to the ladies cabin, and
Harry enjoyed an hours immunity from
the society of either. He retired aft to
enjoy O. his Havana, Let Us h ppe that
its fragrance served, III some measure, to
calm his troubled mind.
1t was nearly dark when the boat arriv-
cd at the foot of - street on her re-
turn Harry called carriage for the Ia
dies, and directed the driver to No. -
- street, his own residence.
Harry, my dear, how can you be so
impohte? We must see Miss Wentworth
home first by all means. She has been
complaining o" fatigue for the past two
hours, and | must protest against her be-
ing driven a mile or two out Of her way on
my account
Harry was obliged to acquiescc, and
Mrs. Vane had the satisfaction of leaving
Miss Wentworth at her own door, and bid
the hope that she had enjoyed the day,
and would experience no Inconvenience
from the fatigue it had occasioncd her.
Ten minutes later, Harry Vane was
stretching his weary limbs upon sofa in
his own quiet parlor. Mrs. Vane hustled
about and prepared a most delc.uus t.7
for her loving lord A FIRST ms vexstiuu
betrayed him int few unaumha re-
marks but the real tend rna,- Of SUSIE $
manner, as she handed hin the ,martp-
cup of Bohea upon th. lounge. and ,oo,a.
ed and petted awaG tie haadacha which
oppressed him silence hra irritlbiiity. and
won him back to good-hum0r.
That was the last of Harry Eano's wan
derings. The name of Mi-4 Nortv5rtt
was never mentioned in has house; and
save his penitcnt confession, made that
night with his weary head lying upon her
bosom, " Su,,e, hare wrongel .yoU 'rH
you t1rq.yc ne ?" To which her only an
-Swcf waa5 tac t..ss oi p.s.cv 50 :, -
a glance more eloquent than any speech,
there was no allusion to his faults.
Susie is gray-haired now, and her fail
ing strength is supported by the tender
ness of grand-daughters; and it may be
that to them she sometimes repeats the
story of the WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T BE
JFNIOTS
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a want Girls VS. Hair Oil.

At the boarding house where Dave and
his friends "put up" are number of SER
want girls, and it is an idiosynci acy Of SER
want girls, to take their share of toilet ar
ticles, such as hair oil, perfumes, &c,
while they are rejuvenating the apartments
Of the boarders. Dave and his friend Rob
ert were very careful Of their respective
toilets, and being in courting way, had
been paying extra attention to personal
adornmcnt.
They were in the habit of getting pint
Of hair oil madc up by the druggist, at
one time; they were in the habit OF find
ing that a pint of this costly hair oil
wouldn't last a week, and that all the SER
want girls in the house emitted the same
perfume they did. 1t was not long be-
fore they came to a conclusion in the mat
ter. so one evening, that the hair oil
cruise was empty, they took the bottle
which had it, and straight they went to
the drug store There was whispered
conversation with laughing clerk, aud
mixing various articles in pint bottle,
and the following was marked on the pre-
scription book as the contents:
OF Lac Asafntida-m.lk of asafetida
which for the information Of our readers
we will state, is highly concentrated ex-
tract of that delicious drug-of this or
OF Liquor Potass, "A auil slightly
celebrated Tor its corrosive power having
the power of taking the hair eff dog in
ten seconds OF.
Balsam of Fir--the stickiest and gumi-
est article known OF.
Hoacy--,l on.
Alcohol to make the ingredients fluid
II or.
This was we'll "shuck,' and deposited
in the usual place occupied by the hair
OH The next day, (Sunday,) Dave and
Bob dressed themselves for church, and
after finishing, travelled down stairs But
they came up another way in few min
utcs, and seereted themselves in = room
adjoining theirs, where from couple Of
panes of glass over the door, they could
see every thing that went Oh. After the
people of the house had gone, two or three
servant girls came into Dawes Noem.
Whist Molly," said a large rcd-hcad-
cd one" Misthur Dave las some more of
the lie, aud my hairs as dhry as pow
dhcr; let's have regular fix up, wii the
folks all away" This WIS acccdcd to, and
they all went 70 oiliug theY locks, being
very lavish with the fluid, which was
quite thin in consequence Of the alcohol.
In few minutes rcd-hcad rays:
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Rates OF Advertising.
BLANK
"W WAirra what snills 30" with her


WAirra what snills 20, with her
nose turned skyward.
Sure Its the parlu.nc," interrupted
short and dumpy specimen, with hor hair
down her back.
" Par'umc, indade," says the red head
-" that's not parfume-it's the ralo bad
smil"
Mebby," says dunpy, " it's the Patel,
Chcwly I've hazard folks say that Patch
Chewly smills dhrcadiul at fu5t person
must get used to the smill before they
likes it. Shure, it's a par;ume used by
the quality"
This satisfied redhead, and after
thorough ieing," they left th> room -
In about two hours the boarders came
home from church.
" Good gracious, what is it? Bless my
soul, Mr.. G., ] shall faint. Oh my
dear, there mus' be an unclean animal in
the room - aul thousand other express
sic MS were he ird, as the boarders got
s'.iti Of the Patch Chewly, when they Gu
tered the house. The master and ths
mistress of the house were puzzled, con-
founded, indignant and in ondeavorirg to
discover the locality OF tic smell At
the dinner table, there were not half
dozen poarders at the table, and those
who were there were rapidly thinking of
backing out, as the three girls who *ore
iled,' were waiting on them. Finally,
dinner was given up, and the doors and
windows opened, the inmates alternately
froze and suffocated. The day was a dire
one to them, but it soon wore away.
At night the three girls attempted TO
comb their hair. The alcohol had evapO-
rated, leaving the balsam of honey and fir ,,
and they might a. well have attempted to
comb bunch of shingles At the first
dash that T. d head made, her comb
CAUGHT, and through the influence OF tha
po-s~e at the roots, TIE whoIc mass of
iron, n..y cuhe OF the side OF rtd-
hc.3s ,ruiuu, which she discovered
viii a yci that would have uad, cauui-
bal eurlus The stme result attended
the rest q: the HAIR, with thc scalp lrak,
to ornament witt feathers IN F'di9s
s-ylo. The other 80 eiris act the ne
fate, aud about ten o'c.oan Fat night,
they might have been seen vyppiu. mp
,he!f .os, pg,en Chew.y laoks in p.cc-s II
paper. Tae next morning they were IN
formed b. the mistress that she did not
desire to employ baid-headed servant
girls, and with ,ha.e "ch;sts' they de-
parted ip almast q scalped cenlit;on.. -
The discovery Or -IT.,c ahd no" Nafassss-
nection with the transaction was not
known till lately, but their toilet article.
have been as sacred from touch as tho
tomb of Palestine,
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Perfectly Cool.

A waggish friend of ours tells the fol-
lowin.,, which we do not remember to
have seen in print:
I" 4 certain man, whom we will call
Nj, was noted for possessinp great
courage and presence of mind, and had
the crosscst wife in the neighborhood
More than one attempt had been made
to trightcn NJ, without success
but one dark, stormy evening, one of his
brother chips resolved to see i! there was
any scare in him, fixed up in the not
ghostly style possible, anil stationed hm-
self in lonely ii c. of Wood t 70 wh''t
n had to pass on his way o ~.
The pretenlsl gho hid scarcely set
tied himself in his position, wien NJ
hove in sight, and came wpistiine ! NJ
as usu,l. Suddenly the chp.tly f.ur'
confronted him, and in a sepucIcal voice
commanding him t. stop. Vi did
so, and after re-a ding his companion Tor
a moment. said, with the utmost coolness
:" | cant stop, friend; if You are a man
| must request you t. get out Of the way
and let me pass; if you are the devil,
come along and take supper with me, |
married you sister ~
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THE WOMAN WuU WOULDN'T BIZ
JEALOUS.
BY MISS CARRIE Z. FAIRFIELD.

"No, by Jovc," baid Henry Vane, tilt
ing his let upon the window Sill, and
Sra,oiUIy reuOylng fragrant Havana
non hls lips Tor the purpose oi eAhailng
c.Jdi u tho pcnumed snUkc. -"
wvu!du'. marry Jealous woman II she
Was sVJe Eclrcss to old Astor l tell You,
W altcr it wouldn do Tor my wife " DG
jealous. TniS beng cternaIiy CONSTANT t.
any one little bundle Ut lace and divinity
Is an utter lnpUsSlblhty to II man OF 10Y
Constitution L have "a taste Tor variety,
do you see aud tine most ! want OF i
wlic IS to keep house Ior me aHd take
care Oi tnlngs, aRd give ne little leisure
~ make inysen agreeable 10 womenho0d
III general. When nothing more agreea-
he turns up, why OF course then Size can
have the privilege OF entertaining men,
which with the consolation OF knowing
that her Lusbabd is the most accOmpllsn-
CO lady-kllier IN town, wlll, take 1t be
ample compensation Tor ali her services IN
my behalf. But you see II she was any
ways jealous she Iuigat nOt think So
lit would be possible, | think so, +"
said Walter Everett "that she might be
inclined to disagree with you. sAould
think any woman who loved you, would
naturally object to such au arrange
Heut.
Oh, Pshaw Everett, that proves you
to be a novice. Don't you know that
love in female heart is made up of just
tive elements, UaHiy and Seit-sdcriice.-
just give woman husband she is proud
of, aud you-or, that is, you might not
be able To, but a man of my accomplish
ments can coax her into anything under
the sun. Wait till ! marry, Ill show
you how to manage a wife. LII show how
to unite all the freedom of bachelor with
all the privileges of Benedict"
Walter smiled and pufed away at his
cigar in silence.
The two young men wcro clerks in a
mercantile establishment down town
They occupied the same room in their
boarding-house, and were generally on very
close and animate terms. Perhaps il
may not be necessary to inform the read
er that Harry was something of a cox.
comb, though he was by no means as i'm
moral as might be inferred from his own
account Of himself. This Walter knew
and he could therefore listen TO his occa,
sional strains Of gasconade with the ut
most SER nifty, even though perfectly aware
At the time that the speaker cnter,sinod
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-26

From the Atlantic Monthly.
The Old Mans Dreams.

O! for one hour Of youthful JOY !
Give back my twentieth spring!
I'd rather laugh b.i sht-haired boy
Then reign gray-beard king.
Off with the wicken spoils OF agc
Away with learning's crown!
Tear out life's wisdom ritten page,
And dash its trophies down.
One moment let my life-blood stream
From boyhood's fount of flame
Give me one giddy, rceling dream
Of life all love and fame.
My listening angel heard the praye
And calmly smiling, said,
"If | but touch thy silvered hair,
Thy hasty wish hath seed"
"But there is nothing in thy track
To bid thee fondly stay,
While the swift seasons hurry back
To find the wished-for day 2"
All, trucst soul Of womanhoodl !
Without thee, what were life?
One bliss cannot leave behind:
I'll take-my-precious-wifc
The angel took sappire pen
And wrote in rainbow dew,
"Thc man would be boy again,
And be husband too !"
" And there is nothing yet unsaid
Before the change appears?
Remember, that all gifts have fed
With these dissolying gears p
WY yes; Tor memory would recall
NJ .3al Pa.craal JOYS;
foau.l no5 pear 10 leave them all
I.iitaka--ny-girl--ald-boys, ri
Iho smiling ANGEL i-op?ol his pen
" y ibis ~. never do;
Inc man would by boy again,
Aud be father too -
And so I laughed-my laughter woke
The household with its noise
And wrote my dream, whcs morning
broke,
To please the gray-haired boys.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-26

rs5- Here is litsny, which, although
not exactly orthodox, will pass among sim
ners
From talors' bills, doctors pills, wes-
tern ehiils, and other ills-dcliver us.
From wait of gold, wives that scold,
maidcns old, and by sharpers 'sold'--ie-
liver US.
"From singing flies, coal black eyes.
bakers pics, and babies cries-deliver
US.
"From seedy coats, protested notes,
sinking boats, and illegal votcs-dcliver
us.
"From creaking doors, wife that
snorcs, 'confounled bores, and dry goods
stores-protect us.
"From modest girls, with waving curls,
and teeth fpearls-never mind. .
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F4RRFaS rNI0NIySURINCE co .

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door 20. - i:Ao = .,te -- II tco. lis
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RAJ Thilurc DEAR" said loving hu1-
band to his loyal spouse. who was several
years his junior "wllt do YOU say to
moving t. the West 2" Oh, I'm de-
lichte with the idea Iou recollect when
Morgan went out there, he was as poor as
We ere, and he died in three years worth
one hundred thousand dollars"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-26

THE LATTER DAY DEMocRAcY.-
1--WE wheel about, and turn about, and
we do just so
Z" And every time We turn about The
further South We e"
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: y. LyDEH>TTy INSURANCE co,

~ ,. : -. X Tst.iso.r, e Paw Paw
sti' -~,- IA x "a ioT Van
40. Love "a. cstaolshel AMI TO
o. -r.,3i' o.. .to J.. al prepared to eReru'e
e., -,sks .. irli. hjmn most kinds ( nsu
fIb.v pr1..yt >. iiies orth Il ic Of VA ST,
sue 20 eiss = frus Nc. tncri"I "ffice. ID
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-26

NsLri.,.r. e. "a deI.,r IN al kinds Of Cabinet
Ns.. consisting N past Of bureaus. Ta.les.
EelstoGls Lounges, Toilet, Washing and Light
s:-rGs &C., -, Coins made to order. All
k,ai, q. produce aal lulnbcr taken in payment
.sl viii be paid the highest market price
Ws,r.,u, sns 9oor north Of the Red Black
s2,.ls aEop. lfI-u
LAv,on Michigan.
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s. CRIMES.

DEALER In GfO,~r.Ss 4 PFosisions, Fish, Frat,
Nuts, ra'0ts. ois, Yankee Notions, Woo on,
illow and one y are, Cont, ,otionery, Gig ,rs,
prng. and Mo'i,inc Bsoks snt Sta IoneTy +,
pnra Liguors ior Medicinal and Mechanical pur
pr@s etc, s,e 2syl
cRIsIs. Paw raw
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i - - E.NERY.

sr- ,-or aud Ply~ic n. U"',s a. hi residence on
..i o. sud OK S,s house flmer'y tuilt ami
o.-5ft ,, james NJ. - uan, b. calls
p-.r PSI. s'ten 'ed to. Tho ootor aaS formerly
p-t..'~'ss PhySisian Of tli- place, aud some
msrt,s Mo resumed II O. an sbsen Of fsS
ro.rs. "a o, -. !, ts.pactiully Lslietel. il4
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w. z. HAWEINS,

cs.er IN Dry Goods Gro ,ries. Hard ware, Ready
h.de CT thir-, Bo0'n ar1 hoes, liaLs and Caps
~ st.rs south ,iue Main street I-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS
r.. =. ,iAERIsON,

Plain. Fancv. Job News and Ornamental Printer,
Handbills Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, &c. spec
div aud quickly executed with neatness and dis
patch. An orders respectfully solicited. Prices
Observation-Disclosures oFFIcE-north side Of
main street, Paw raw.
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aIELODEANs.

ns eheapcst Music Mason IIamln, and Prince
L ,'o's oav. exclusive patented Ipronyements.-
Benz. Randall, Lawrence. Agent can furnish and
warrant for durability, at Factory prices, voice
loud or soft snd tune in the equal temperament
LaNrahce, Hcy l, 1857. l33-u.
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i 4. NASH,
j. u. RIDLON,

County Treasurer Van Burtn Cnunty. Notary Pub
IL. 10, wi!. ,ttarl !" ths psrc se- aLd sal al
Rssl E,'l'e eS'o''. ng ''tles. paw Z l. \ = pro
curing . .nn.y i..Id .rrahts, Sc. once IN
10 20 RI iI,g.- Ally,
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.IENRY LCCUS,

Manufacturer "a .nd dcal"rin Winsor Cottage and
cam sc i clsirs. Turning repairing, &c. exc.
cute | o. silo-r ae'i,e store Lime for sac aud
CONSTANT, ou hand. shop oPpos 10 The Metho-
dist Church, ~ the rcw cabinet shop.
Paw Paw. July 30. 1857 l2Oiy
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HENRY sTEKNE.

De.ler in Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Cas-, Vail :
,cs AMI dcntemen's Furnishing Goods, which
will be sod 70 slit customers.
Fir,t Donr Eas. Of Iarse.s Fancy Store
ka!3'ndsuo, h'Gh.
lZgS.
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DRS. IEDREWS &. WOODMAM

Hsvs formed = 20 3srta-nh.p tor tho pr7otice Of
~, ~ ~ ~s0H
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JOB WORK.
yAssokEx coUaTY OFFICERS.
S. II. SLACKMAN,

Ragi.ter, Of Doedj Attorney NJ Law and Notary
Public will a,.~nd to the basness OF Convey.
.reins, drawing agreements, applications Tor
souhiy la da. wills, Nc ~ r cl@'e 7Rd sale
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