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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-13

Punch last shot at crinoline is entitled
the "New Crinoline Regulator" repre-
senting an omnibus strung around with
skeleton crinolines, while the driver sta
toned at the door, remarks to an appar-
ent lady in full dress "Werry sorry'm u
but yer'l av to leave yer krinerline out
side"
A Maine editor says, that a pumpkin
in that State grew SO large that eight
men could stand around it,
This is like the fellow who saw flock
of pigeons flying so low that he could
shake stick at them.
Jones--the philosopher, Jones-has
| discovered the respective natures of
| Distinction and Difference. He says
that little Difference frequently makes
many enemies, while little distinction
| attracts hosts of friends.
! Well, have lost nay lawsuit exclaim-
ed lady, with SIGH. "Oh, mama.
how glad am" said her child, "shas
you have lost it; for it tormented you
awfully."
"Why, my dear sir, are you always gaz-
! ing at the sunsets?' ?'-"Just because they
are the only golden prospects | ever have
before me.
Whatever may be the reputation of
man while alive, when dead he IL gener-
ally allowed to be finished gentleman.
GENEROUS CHILD.-Mothcr--Here,
Tommy, is some nice castor oil, with Or
ange ice in it,
Doctor-Now RENE mber, don't give it
all to Tommy, leave some for me.
Tommy, (who has "been there, y
Doctors nice man, ma, give it all to
the Doctor!
A sailor dropped out of the rigging of
ship of war some fifteen or sixteen feet,
and fell plump upon the head of the first
| Lieutenant.
"Wretch" said the Lieutenant, gather
ing himself up, "whcre tho devil did
you come from|'
"An sure | came from the north OF
Ireland, yer honor.
Will YOU take something said teto-
, taller to friend while standing near q
tavern.
Il don't care if do" was the reply.
"WeI," said the tetotallcr, 'lets take
, walk -
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Something for those who wish to be Beau
tifnl,

ttfuls
A truth which we have often appre-
ciated is beautifully expressed in the fol-
lowing:
GAS we were about to start, | saw the
captain move to an elevated position above
the wheel; and it was interesting to see
how quickly and completely the inward
thought or purpose alters the outward
man. He gave quick glance to every
part of the ship. He cast his eye over
the multitude coming on board the ship.
among whom was the American Ambas-
sador to England, who, if the captain may
be said to embody the ship, may be said
with eqqal truth to embody i'll his official
person nation's rig aud honor. He
saw the husbands and wives, the mothers
and children, intrusted to his care, aud
his slencer form, as he gave the orders
for our departure, seemed at once to grow
more erect and firm; the muscles Of his
face swelled; his dark eye glowed with a
new fire; aud whole person expended and
beautifod itself by the power of inward
emotion. | have often noticed this in
teresting phenomenon; and have come to
the conclusion, if man, or woman either
wishes to realize the full power of per.
sonal beauty, it must be by cherishing
noble hopes and purposes-by having
something to do and something to live
for which is worthy Of humanity, and
which, by expanding the capacities of the
souls, gives expansion and symmetry to
the body which contains it. t."-Erot
Tphdm.
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An eminent spirit merchant 10 Dublin
announces, in an Irish paper, that ne has
still small quantity Of the whisky on
hand which was drunk by George ".
when in Dublin.
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IniIs HUBER.

rrORNEY AND couNsELLoK Al
a law Othce at his residence near Upton
c. lar County, Iowa.
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the repairiag of roads in the district
where the violation occurred

where the violatlon occurred.
$50 The supervisors are hereby re-
quired to meet the township trustees At
their regular meeting on the first Mon
day in October Of each year, and have a
final settlement of all their accounts con-
nectcd with the road fund and with the
| affairs of their office as supervisor; aud
after the payment of the supervisor, the
trustees shall order the distribution of
the road fund in the hands of the town
ship clerk as they may deem expedient
for road purposes, and the township clerk
shall pay the same out as ordered by the
trustees. The township clerk shall be
entitled to five per cent on all moneys
coming into his hands by virtue OF his
Office, and shall be required at least once
in each year to make settlement with the
county judge, producing vouchers for all
moneys paid out by him, specifying for
what, aud to whom paid.
S3l. The township clerk Of each
township shall be required by the county
judge OF his county to give bond, to be
approved by the judge in the sum Of twice
the amount of the road tax in his town
ship when the county judge shall give
an order to said clerk on the county trea S.
urer for all moneys collected by him as
road taxes upon all property within and
for his township, upon the payment Of
which by the treasurer, he shall take from
said township clerk dupIicate'reeeipts for
the same thus paid him, one of which
said treasurer shall deliver over to tho
county judge to be fled by him among the
papers of his office, and said Judge shall
charge the same to the account of the
said clerk upon the road book.
81. The township clerk shall be al
lowed the sum of one dollar per Gay fer
all days necessarily employed in the dis
charge of the duties of his Office, which
account after being signed and sworn to,
shall be audited and p; id out of the coun-
ty treasury as other accounts are audited
and paid.
S 33. Supervisors elected at the April
election of 1853 shall hold their office
until the second Tuesday of October,
1853, and until their successors are elec-
ted and qualified
s 81. All acts and parts Of acts in.
consistent with the provisions of this &C,
are hereby repealed.
Approved March 23d, 1858.
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NOTARlAL.

1DHN :. TCrHIlI- NOTARY PUBLIC, Upton
j Cedar County. Deeds, mortgages. bills oi
al &c.. &c. drawn and aeknowledged' oaths
"a 'ini.teraa. protesting or any other notariai
u,le, attended 70 MAJ 29n22.6m-s3m
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THOMAS HANNA,

TTDRNEI At LAW, and General Land
u Agent, Wilton, Muscatine Co, Iowa VII
Il al ~ any business entrusted to him III Nus,
a ne. Cedar, ar ADJOINING Counties III Iowa -
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J. J. Rider,

<.ENFRAL LAND AGENT h NOTARY rub
u Lie. al WILTON, Iowa WY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

PooR BucHANAN.-The Washington Star
speaks feelingly Of the persistent assaults
Of the army of oface-hunters upon Presi-
dent Bncbanan--lhe Avalanche of gentle
men with axes 10 grind, which year by year.
day by day, and hour by hour" poster him.
1t says these gentlemen "killed President
Harrison, shortened the life of President
Taylor, and. to our own knowledge, dozen
times Obliged President Pierce to call in q
physician; while to the pettiuacity Of this
same grim yisGged monster do we attribute
nearly all the indispositiou affecting Presi-
dent Buchanan since his accession TO Of
fce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

FAILuRE OF THE CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH
ESrERrRIsE.-By the arrival from Europe
at New York, on the Goth inst. of the
Steam Ship North Star, we have intelli.
gence Of the failure, in three successive ef-
forts, to lay the Atlantic cable. The i'll
success Of the third attempt, induced the
Niagara to return to Queenstown, where
the Agamemncn was expected to join her
On the first trial some five miles of cable
were paid out, the second trial eighty niles,
and on the third not far from two hundred
aud dfty miles, About Eve hundred miles
we're lost. There may possibly be another
trial this season.
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a Paragraph for Inyalids. trust Ana
GARD no rHu LApIls !

The 8 Hacbish," or Percie Pills for Females,
are inable in removing obpctons and irregularities Of
the menaes they give strength 70 the snd youthful
elasticity and e0 to the system and mp2 strength clear
ness and bianry To- the eye increasing is 81 acns
ton remarkable degree Designed solely remedy
ireguaris e and 70 give tone and beauty the eye
which they have no eqnayet they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy TOR reasons Of which directions that
arDg from eeranged menatason they nnequaled and
inaabic The sppression common is speedily relieved
all irregularities corrected and BY tho Of the PgRcI
fIs there viii Be reerrnees Of heae eomplanta Their
effect upon the eye Is not transient in the least njaous
but beneficial and asting The high favor 10 which they
hed by the many hundred ladies who have usad them
eent guarantee that they contain properties and produce e
have before been obtained Full directions each box
and package The signature Of EMILE MOTION Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only MAsSOUL
LAORE Sold by all Drnggiats 10 the United states and
Canaaa Price 81 rs per box; half boxes IS cen Mail
packages hayng the appearance ordinary letter. price
one dollar sold only by general agents B. ALDEN
CT Cleveland Clio, 70 whom orders should be addressed
'gs xshfsauls o. 4ss BENHAM BENZ 1cii 1 JOHNSON. SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

ouR WoRrHy MASoR has done good work
IN fixing The boundaries Of ihe several streets OF
the village, and making them matter Of record
There Is no small amount Of penuriousness 10
this world associated with vandalism that
would not hesitate to destroy the lines Of high
way, FOR m imaginary acquisition Of few feet
Of laod, by enclosure, which are worth much
more without than within such enclosure Then
the endless contentious about the true lines,
where no thorough and reliable step Of this ma
ture has been taken Well defined boundaries
will essentially help to save the symetry Of the
village, and prevent disputes and litigation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

NEw Saloon. - Our young friend RoeER
FowLER, has fitted up very nice little seq1es.
tered spot in the South end Of the .4shtatuia
House, where our citizens. ladies or gentlemen,
or both together. if they choose. who may
desire il, can End quiet and clearly spot
to regale themselves with plate Of excellent
Ice Cream, accompanied by slice OF delicious
cake OF other accompaniment Parties will
also be supplied with cream, and the various
kinds Of fruit. each in its season viii be found
hete, and Othet refreshments of an edible na-
ture. It is expected viii be added, in due time,
and such other articles as experience. aud a
weIl-appointed establishment Of The kiad may
ssem to call for. Such saloon we think is
needed among US, and viii be sustained. Shall
not the enterprise be encouraged upon the
start
Citizens from the neighboring towns. visit
isg our village, may feel no hesitation about
the character OF this place. Il dsairous Of avail
ing themselves Of the refreshments here pro
Sided.
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TEMPTEsr IN A TEAPor r--As might have
been foreseen, the speech Of Judge WADE,
on the evening Of the convention, at Co
lumhus, has caused a temptest Of feeling
in the breast Of the Statesman. The fca-
ture, however upon which the Statesman
seems most sorely exercised is the moral
aspect Of it. Il laments tue degeoeracy--
the low standard Of morality, to which the
Republican party is brought. That is CON-
mendable, certainly. Indeed, it is refresh
ing at all times to listen to homilies on
morality from the locofoco party. But it
would seem, in the case Of the statesman,
it would have been as well, if its morality
had been brought ont for an airing during
he session Of the Legislature, when the
low absenity and ynlgarlty Of its party
friends was not restrained. even in the
presence Of ladies' But this is not the
trouble with the statesman. Its moral
stomach is not so easily turned. The cas-
tigaticn--the excorcation, which was APP
piled to the vascelating Representative Of
that district, both by Messrs. WADE and
STANTON, is what SO seriously affected its
moral sense We seldom see the cuticlc
striped from the quivering flesh SO con-
sammately, as was that Of poor Cox, and
the severity Of the operation was not es-
eentially mitirated bv the consideration
that it was as truthful as it was richly
merited. We trust the Statesman will sur
vive the violence done to its sence Of NOR
ality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

R1oUR--The stock Of Flour s very much reduced and
with Fey light ecepts with fair demand for export and
home consumption prices have advanced l06e per basl
e.les ~ 800 bbla a V00f 70 for supsne
lb1t "a foF extra state oO4 10 Cor oupofne Nestern
lt8t 90 for common medium errts weitsp fSd IS
.o s1pPng q talenna haopea ohio. The market closing
glsAlN-Nheat wary rtssco and maskst i@at betssf--
sales ee0oD bnsh A e6c los damaged hacac ssSc dnnsg
g 20 r nuaoand ~ waukee club l00c los very ecmn6n
4qa ~ ~ white Cen@di.n. oala 10 moderate
4ltsi a t1310lalt for state and weston. ~
AAitL-eD nohange4 Sales Of 500 bble Il IIH@lIK.
hh~t uchAngad SALES II 1eDi7c for good ohio and
AoAsc iof good asate Chsec 4 dull and plenty 81 307
new YORK CATTLE NAltKEr-The receipts Of The Wssk
80. Cows ~ keAlE 5Il. Sheep and Laznks
-' ss 1..he 3oei bAlea = 08oe the average 1,<aSc
ees1 enchsnspo 4eA sllhltly lbNeF pfins 60fc
snv otss k9ees a. l4afc Sheep and Lambs 25q50c
botier. Swine "a 6sle 3t,(c for prime corn cd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

TAXING A TURg.--A party Of our young men,
who go in for the enjoymen,s Of this world, be-
ing desirous Of driving of she ennni Of dog-day
iistIessnesa, conceived the idea OF trip to
Oswego. in the schooner .4drisEic, Capt. J.. u.
Hail. who left this hsIbor on Saturday two
weeks since. During the night OF their depart
ure, il will be recvlecsed, storm came on, such
as does not often occur al this season. which
wsare told was quite inimicai in its effects upon
the conposure and sense OF security which we
have all enjoyed in common With these young
nlcu, in the vigilance Of maternal wetchfuluess,
and the protection Of the maternal embrace.
There was a ses.se Of danger without, aud OF
troubled spirits aud yearning intestiues within;
there were pallid cheeks and ceruIsan lips, Tiers
were shrowes and reachings. weakness of knees,
aud genera! inpotency OF the teudous and mus-
cles; there were looks full or meaning, aud smotl-
erred groans relieved by ghast!y, sardonic smiles,
. general aspect and bearing, that would have
touched the sympathies Of stole, and almost
have raised chuckie uuder the RIBS Of dissolv-
Ing mortality, il such thing could have been
conceived OF Tor moment
No n.eans being at hand for catching and
perPetualing the picture, the conceptions Of the
Immortal HoeAHrH will yet remain unequalled
in the history Of art. Had it been otherwise,
that Immortal artist, might have found his re-
puta.iOp considerably damaged in the simple
deiineation facts which are sometimes said 10
be stronger than ficlion---imaginaiio less DO
teut aud irresistible than reality. His happiesi
conception must have proved tame, IN the com
parisou. The Journey, after reaching the Cana
da shore, we must report on the return OF the
party, provided any other feature Of special in.
terest shall have transpifed.
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4--l.l.-. i ~ -.
Tan sAnbArH MOVEMENT was continued BY a
large gathering at The Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening last and q sermon by the Rev.
J. M. GnLErr. The attention Of the audience
eyinced their Interest and satisfaction In the ez-
erciseh The sermon was one Of considerable
acOpei marked BY . style Of tersenoss and VI
ger; the arguments well grouped, and put with
commendable tact; With a freedom from YER.
biage and non-essential mst,er, which placed
the effort within those rhetorical rules which
50 readily distinguish the effort Of the scholar
from that Of the mere pedanf
We are not au5horatativcly informed but
believe this s to wind up the series Of meeting.
on this subject
The change which has been made IL the sea-
soaof afternoon service At the Presbyterian
chnrch--from l a. to 8 ?. M.,---will meet with
favor, unless It be found incouveuient to those
who live more or less distant from the village.
The Rev. Mr.. Co.'s Of the Method st
Church, having completed his term Of clsri-
cal service has lefs bis charge. His place has
probably been supplied before this by the Con-
ference which closed its session at MeadyiIle
the present week. Ramors Of charges against
this gentleman, to be preferred before Con
ference, have been bruited ABOUT the village for
some days past. but nothing OF the kind was
brought before that body
The Episcopol Church was open last Sunday.
and the pulpit supplied by the Rev. Mr. Pal
MIA, from Boston. Mr.. r. IN coming from the
East, was passenger upon the train on the
Erie Road, that met with IN accident near
Port Jeryis on Friday Of last week. by which
1--WE person we're killed. and some 80 or 40 more
or ess wounded. The Rev. gentleman es-
capped with some slight bruises but suffered
very bad mutation or xardraba.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

FRIsos RooM NEEDED--The Ohio Peaiten.
tiary is now over full. BY the arrival OF eight
prisoners Tuesday, from Lucas county, the en-.
tire number has been increased to I07. There
are but 100 cells. The demand tor an addition
70 the present buildings. or the erection Of a
new one in another part Of the State, is pres
sing, and Claims the attention Of our Legisla-
tors
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

From Utah we learn that Gen. John
ston entered Great Salt Lake City on the
26th ult. The Mormons had been invited
to return to their homes. but were still at
Provo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

Mrs J. I. Poar and daughter, who took the
Nortt Star, which left Cleveland on Monday
night sssr 0uPSsior, found some qniie distinguish
ed travelling companions for the trip, as we mo-
tice from the published list Of passengers in be
Cleveland papers Among the number are
Senators SLiDEIL Of la. and BRIoHr Of Iud.,
Vice President BRrcKESnIDoR. JouN 5. DAw-
SON, Of Pa, and Others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

tivsl question asked div ~ hundseda W. -nrer
Without hetaoa o. lear of conldicion that il The only
tee snos9 whdch vill 40 al u polasss the hunlan
restore Ia natui color Il a nol alr Dge huf .oosiv
snashcaeious keaorase srai bottles 81 pin l2 quart.
Beware Of worthless imlssHona a. several are
already n the markeh called b didscnt names Uae ndns
uuleaa he words (froleor WOODS Hair Ieslotre Depot
a. Louie Mo- and New York; blorl, II thn hole sold
n All Druggists and Patent Medicine DcGlerl Arc b. al
Cl11das. 49, - -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

PRoT. WIZ c. WEBSTER, 50 favorably
known as successful teacher Of music, is
again la5oring among us. He commenced
class for ladies aud gentlemen at Firemeu's
Hall, on the goth inst The present, there
fore, is a good opportunity, for any one
wishing il, to join.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

A UnoR'--George Law, the great steam :
boat mau, was 10 Buffalo on Saturday last,
having IN view the re-esiablsbment Of superb
line Of steamers on the lakes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

BsIaoF Nc IlvAIs was among the passengers
Of the steamer Africa, FOr Europe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

ISDIANA--The telegraph announces Che
nomination Of Judge PmSoE A. HAoKLE
NAN, as the Republican candidate for Con
gress in the Fourth Indiana district. This
is most excellent selection. Judge Hack.
Ieman ranks among the abest men Ia In
diana. An unainchiug Republican, an up
right, honest man, despsing from bis inmost
soul, everything in the shape Of demagogues
and demagoguery, he is just the man to
send to Congress. and We doubt not but
his district will do itself honor by electing
him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

CHANoE.--Mr BARhY; one Of the propfietors
Of the Leader, has withdfawa from that estab-
iIshment. and devOteg bimaelf 70 the conu.srtiai
Gazsste. which has been fOStersd BY hIa energy
and talent until It's position among the JOURNALS
Of the day is highly respectable and semuuefa-
tive On leaving. the employees Of tho olace
bestowed tribute Of gespeet upon bin u the
Shspe Of s7s coIored photograph, Of life Cise.
s1ecvted BY NoRrH The bsslowmept was ALIKE
sysdl'sbls g the sivsr' .ad shsssipisps
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=. ,n,a setssp q ihe yeer ne human gfem qres pul
l % ave.fu ~ cities thst ono tbinf ntdal "A mani
~ ~ ~ ~ 'ne p.na 6hsfA gunken aye na1 ilsIine gait
49, ~ va ptsonIt1m of hTeg aeue and dYspepski ,4d
.pttn ~ attended 10 iaii4nior 81 rlFna
9ose. q ~ filA nIleosd b. lhe btsr[ hSse
~ n,slnl ,o2q he - of tasy y.s experiences
&. isss.s " 3 heF'Ai g 1''las.s. 81 Tsss .,'s
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UScLE Ton's Cams. 4 CArHoEIc NoYEL.- <
. Uhele TOMS CabinD though written BY .
New England Calsiuists has lately received the
special approval Of ths Pope aad'has. in Italy,
: eirculation uneqpsiied bg ang other book.
I,s cnlholisish is found to be more ,rdly Cath.
siic chan papaI Catholicism ITSELF How shis
result, so soonexpscied 10 the author, has taken
place. will appear. when the reader win be in
formed that Che main offence Of the old negro,
and the caase Of all his sulEsrings is represented
70 be bis ssuunch adherence. in despite Of Ie.
gFee's lasb' % Tho lately promulgated dogma Of
the Immacnlate Coneeption--a most lame and
impotent conclusion. which the authoreas will
not adopt in her future editions ia this country
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HolIoway's PMS and Ointment--pevo

Holloways Pills and Ointmenf--B Beware OF
mposture The genuhencrs Of theee valuable remedies q
easily known Look to the HaiermaTk! II ths words E}ol.
totcay he fork and London not to be in semi
transparent letters IN tho paper Of the book directions
when held 20 the ig the Is spuri0na The family
proyied with these medicines IA fortified againa. the dagger
ous effects OF dyspepsia liver complaint disease
orders Of the bowel eruptons ucers soe exterior
namHtion generally All these yield 70 liooWAys unap-
pr0achable remedies.
A Paragraph for Invaids.--We trust that
Dr. Rcbacs advertisement 10 another win escape
the notice Of the sick and suffering an earnest and e-
vneng doeaocnt and credby informed that the
accomplished By bis celebrated Scandinavian Remcdexthe
Blood Pills and Blood Putdsrfuy bear the statement
cansins Those great Vegetable curavea immensely
popular In the Vest The settlers lans planters
and farmers In the valleys Of Nssisrippi sud the Ohio
The ridden residents the banks Of the Red
River and Ia fact the sick In all localities the Ale
gheiss have great i,h In Or. Robacks preparations
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ss y $ s%s " .s '''s: Sa'sa' Ss; Ss'