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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-17
How Great Xea are Made.

Before the meating Of the Democratic
Convention IN June last, G. G. Cole
ha not been heard Of outside Polk coun.
ty, aud at the Capitol was not supposed
to be Il very great man. He had only
been a short time in the State---less than
two ycars--and would never have been
thought of for the Supreme Judseship on
account of his qualifications for the Office.
After his nomination Democrats every
where inquired who he was and VIII he
was nominated. We have but recently
learned why the nomination was iv.
en- to him. lie was willing aud did
pay literally for the honor. He at once
handed over 81 900 to the Chairman Of
the Central Committee, and We presume
from the laudatory notices We have seen,
did no. forget tue editors Thus subsid-
ICED the Democratic papers have made u
groat man out Of a third rate lawyer
Such is Democracy. - Muktye
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A REQuEsr.-Wc would request of
our readers that ia eases Of death among
the citizens Of this county, they would
ascertain tho age, etc, of tho deceased
and send it to US We will freely pub
lish such notices without charge. We
allude to this because it was reported for
political effect, that we had refused 20
publish notice of death without we
were paid for it. This report is false
We offered to insert the notice, in the
case referred to, gratis; but we did refuse
to insert several verses of poetry that ac.
companied it. Perhaps We did wrong,
but We thought then, and still think
that well to do farmer who does not
take his county paper, should be willing
to pay little when he wishes to use the
paper for such purposes 1t costs us
money 10 print it, and we know of no
reason why We should be called on to give
him SO much space, rs Was requested, for
nothing.
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TuE PRAIRIE FARMER, commences

Tue PRAIRIE FARMER, commences
its twenty first volume on the lst of Jan
nary. next. 1t is not necessary Tor US
to tell our readers about the Prairie Far
,,,ey. for they all know it is the best farm
era papor in the West. 1t is a large
sized weekly paper, and is offered to sin.
cle subscribers for 81 year, three CO.
pies So; six copies, and one to ogcnt, 50.
IL making up clubs you arc no, confined
to any one post.o Office. Those who sub
scribe for 1860 before December lst, will
he entitled to the number for Dec gratis
sne.;mcn numbers sent free. We can
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NOTICE OF THE PRESS.

splendid view OF Mount vernoB, which eNecls any
engraving of the place We have before seen.-Soahsra
Argus, IA.
ii pronounced To be by far the most truthful and
ing representation Of Mount NerAon that has been
presented to the public. Ii is executed Ia oil cpora af
ter English style o printing kpown,it is said only to
one In this country, and never before attempted
Norfolk Day Boot Pa
We hope il may adorn the walls of ench domieie in
the land. it unfolds to the correct likeness
az W ashingto n 3 home awake fresh love Tor his
ory his virtues and his cotpntry.-.M. Holly Herald,
NJ.
II will make an elegant ornament for the parlor.Pe
tsvs5arg Express. "a
tits abeatiful view Of Mount Vermont it has the APP
pearance Of an effective Water Color Drawing, and
would richly adorn parlor.-ForHeg's Daily Press.
II is cheap at double the moncy.-Unton. Piatafe 4,
IL is decidedly the In existencc.-Port Chm
ton ohio Demsaaf.
I. The ti3ts very brilliant, and the picture is no,
only striking one, but mast become popolar.-Ssn
day DfspaffA.
The subscribers have just issued picture of MOUNT
! VERNON, printed in FIFTEEN OH C0I.oRS by a
new aud npro we'd process, BY which pictures thai hav
heretofore from % to g. be furnished Tor i
cents. The size Of engcayingis ls BY 90 inches
GU super calsndered heavy plate paper.
We ha also last rufiished view Of tho Capitol
WASHINGTON, in the same style Is Mt. Vernon.
Price Fifty csats. postage paid to ANY part Of tn
United States. j. II. BYRAM Il CO.
lie South Third Street., Philadelphia.
jTTAzents Wanted in every County throughout III
Tninn. send and get ccr..
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furnish the Farmer to our subscribers
for $3.50. Address:
EMERY & Co.,
ua 2O4 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
[from the Century,

From the Century
The Gift Book business, which was at
first rega, dcd with some jealousy aud
distrust by publishers, has acquired an
extent and Importance that now COM
mands their respect. It's direct tcndcn-
cy has been to increase the number OF
book buyers, and consequently, of readers
which has reacted on the publishing
business, creating more demand. The
increase of readers has been mostly
among those who seldom or never before
bought books This was attended by a
weighty responsibility in the selection of
books. Mr.. d. w. Evans, who is the
originator of the plan, has discharged
this responsibility in very creditable
manner. He does not allow new book
to 90 on his shelves, or to be entered in
his catalogue, until it has been examined
hy his reader; aud it is promptly reject
cd, ii found TO be Of an Immoral charac-
ter. His correspondence has steadily
Increased until he reports now several
thousand agencies, and his letters may be
measured by the bushel. Orders for
-Four thousand books have been received
by MIR. Evans in a single day. 1t will
be interesting to authors to know, that
whole editions are sometimes bought up
by him, and in many instances, books
which have been long shslrea, have
found a market by his plan of distribu-
ton. lie has just published catal que
of Y duedecimo pages of the works
which he keeps for sale, embracing the
latest publications in the English,
French, German, Spanish and Italian
languages. 1t is supplied without
charge to applicants,
See advertisement gu last page.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book, for December,
is received. In this number Cooley sur
passes even himself and gives US the best
specimen of ladies' magazinc ever pub
lished. The two steel cngravings are
worth twice the cost Of the magazine,
end then there are other engravings al
most without number, with large
amount of music, etc. Miss Slimnen's
will appear in the next volume as board
ing house keeper. Her articles alone
will be worth the whole cost of a years
subscription They are not whit infe'
rior to the celebrated Widow Bedott pa
pcrs. Terms: 50 year, with liberal de-
dac,ions to clubs. We can furnish it to
our subscribers for 81 year. Specimen
copies sent gratis. Address;
J.. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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y. HoLTsLANDER, has purchased the
store and gaods formerly owned by Chas
Swetlaud. Mr.. III is receiving u new
stock of goods and will soon have bis as
sortmcnt complete. He is an old ncr-
chnut and is determined to sell his goods
for ready pay at little lowcr figures than
any Of his nei ghb,rs. lie is close buyer
aud selling for ready pay only he can af
ford to sell at low rate Call and see
him. No charge for showing goods.
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SHERIFF SALE.


Nv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To NE
* directed issued FROM the Office 81 the ,ieih
:, ,ha District Court, in and for the county o.
Cedar and ! tate Of Iowa, in favor o. WifhaI e.
Tnthill. aud against David Hesse'gesse' aa,n, ,n
is,.ator Of tha estate Of Jesse Bfinghan, aec =.
I"hn Nelson bingham, Ellen Brin9ham' hlnelins
nrin cham. Jane Bringham, J. 9. bingham, anu
griend Ering,.anl have levied aI,oh lhe lollom
iur described property taken as .ae sop.n,; q.
s,,e said John Nelson Hringham. Esen p''hS
Ian, E,neline ,Tingham, Jane brinShaih, =. -, -
prtnyham. and Friend Bringhani, Gelfs - ,r ~.
aaiI Jesse Brin CHAM, deceased lo,"it . -
sa,,,h mart OF the cast half Of the soataenst a"a,
~ ~ section tgenty-one t2il IN township ~.
.ntynine f79,. range two ~. west co1la.n ,s
Nh. t;,rec ana one third (5s5 acres more -
vii, the appartcnanccs thereon also, w, .s.n.,
,,.if ~ the northeas. quarter Of secnon
a;a.t f2sl. In township seventy nine y i.a1s
,ro ny vest, with the appurteEabces .l.Io ,n,,,.
III ~ ala land situated In Cedar county. ~"
al .hull offer the same for sale at pa1ne ~
a. he Court House door In the town % nr.
IN in said county, on Saturday ION ehy =, !
.o,nher 4. ID. In5a. batwseii the h..'s - -
o,aiacL 4. At. and 4o'ciock I. M o. sa'a ass. .,s
,,;.r, said execution and costs that may a'o'"'
thereon. -ovoafar A d. 1859.
iaNo' a0s GEORGE HUBER,
sheriff o. t'sd.s Dun'r, Iowa.
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Sr. Louis DEMOCRAT We lcaru that

ST Louis DEMOCRAT We lcaru that
this ably conducted journal, since its en-.
largement to the first class size, has
greatly extended its circulation, aud is
now one Of the most prosperous establish
ments in the West. We see that i'm.
proyemonts are also to BE- made in the
Weekly edition, by which an additional
amount Of reading matter will be furn
ished its readers, and its publishers
promise to make it the largest and cheap
est paper in the entire West.-Caron
lie: Ne,c Era.
We can fully endorse the above, and
would say to our readers that if they
wan. St. Louis pape~. they should, by
all means, take the Demacrat. 1t is a
free State paper, and is sent for 81 a year.
Address, Mckee & Fishback, St. Louis,
Mo.
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SABlN & WnITsEL, have removed
their stove and tin store into the old
stand of j. +. Muzzy, where they are
receiving a full supply Of stoves of all
kinds, and arc ready to do any work that
may be wanted in their line. Look out
for advertisement next week
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atlarried,

On the eth inst, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, in Tipton, by Rev. NJ. X. Cgoss, Dr. T.. 4.
CARPENTER and MISS MARY ?. sCARB0R-
OUCH.
So PETER and MARY have "gone and done it,"
as their fathers and mothers did before them.
They have followed prevalent fashion and in
SO doing they have our best wishes. That they
have made a good beginning is sure, for they
have not forge. the printer. as the way of some
is We hope that our poetical friend will be able
to give us some Fights Of fancy ere other and
more urgent matters ill her hands and mind
At TlrTos, Nov. 18th, ~ Rev. NJ. X. CROSS
Mr. DAVID D. GANo to Miss JANE THOMPSON, Of
ROCHESTER,.
Nov 10th at the house Of Mr. BRUrER, by
Rev. j. I. COLEMAN. Mr.. HENRY j. DEAL to Miss
kEziAu RATnfoS.
On the same DAY, and by the same, at the
GaopHIcu HorsE. Mr. THoNAs WoRELL to Miss
RACHEL MCKAY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-17

If our young friend Of the Democrat
wishes to prove himself a real fire eater,
let him bite OF his nose and swallow
that. If he can live five minutes with
such a blazing salamander in his belly
without its burning out, he will to
take command of the South Carolina
Regiment. -LouisstUe Journat.
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EDITOR OF ADVERTISER :

I'D! IUN Of ND ER IlSFN
Sir: If join the democratic party,
become SO sound Oh the goose question
as to swear by the black goose get a jug
of whyskey, 60 hun.lng, shoot some
game in the body and myself in the
neck, do you think the Cedar Democrat
will give me puff? 5. ODER,
AS We are not in the habit Of putting
those that get "shot in the neck, J"
whether candidates or not We must refer
the whole matter to the Cedar Democrat.
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Whenever our friend Sage hears his
name called now, he is painfully remind.
ed of having lately been sacked by the
people Of Vermont. Dear John, how
would II do to change your name TO Buls.s
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Mount Vernon.
A letter from Hon. Edward Everett.

To the Publishers.
Boston, June Eth 1859
t,ENrLEMsN:--The box cont tanning the view of MOUNT
VERNON arrived yesterday. | am greatly obliged to
Won for this pleasing specimen Of printing in colors
which sides its interest representation Of the spot
which, than any other. cndears itself to the heart
Of the country, is worthy OF attention sful
tempt to place ork Of of this kind within reach Of
the yrea. mass Of the community. remain. gentle
men With many thanks. Sc.,
Very respectfully yours.
EDWARD EVERETT.
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Davenport Market.

Wheat--new G5M.2c; old. 30@55c. Corn. in
the ear, 25m2se sheled. 34g3Gc. Oats-new,
27e; Potatoes 40M50.
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The great strengthening and tonic medicine is Hsst-
Iand.s German Binsrs. 1t gives you an appetite, It
you feel we'll 1t the Dyspepsia, and dseas
es arising from disarered stomach For sale by drug
rists everywhere, al Is cents per bottle.
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Chicago Grain Market.

MONDAY, Nov. l5th.-Spring wheat,
from II to ssc for extra club.
New corn, shclled, 40 to soc.
:" in the ear, 81 to Soc.
Dressed hogs, heavy, 81 to 81 % per
cwt
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFER!
THE GENEsEE FARMER is now admitted to
J. he the cheapest agricultural paper now pub
lished in Amcrica. 1t is believed 10 have II
larger circulation than any similar Journal IN the
world. But there are thousands Of farmers who
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reach this large class although the Enmer - now
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to make il cheaper sill.
ToalI who subscribe now,
Or before the first ofnecembcr, We vi scid the
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And no effort is spared to make it worthy OF
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wHEAT-CULTuRE receives special attention.
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PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR,
MS Rochester, n. l
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


'HHE Subscriber il on hand at his old stand,
i ready to do all kinds Of Rlacksmithing with
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he il not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly ia bad debts lie will not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled accounts are no.
tilted that they MUST cali and settle.
:. Z. DANIELS.
Oct. I'D, 1859.
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s.uISG AND GRINDING.

SAVING AND GRiNDS .e
IL THOSE in want o. cithe, q 70 ans Inc aep un
A can Be accommodated ~ ea,l.n p. u X Full
dersigned at the Forest Mlis, s art notice; and
wiae,s where !, can ;, had aep De On getting
those from distance mA IN Tuesdays and Fri.
their grinding with them On
day.. -, ID feed Of all kinds. on hand
or furnished TO order. W sIIEARER.
J,Inc lsth 1859. :. /"
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GROCERIES,
49, 81 s-z## s ~
e.. -. SIS AND
QUEENSW ARE:
r.. 4 nj. CHILDS Returned.
.LY GROCERIES

CHEESE, RA1slSS, English tCNRASlS,
OF QUEENsWARE
We have a large stock, which VIC are able to Of
fer at unprec edented low prices Our stock
embraces every variety of ware, from pepper
box TO whatever you please.
We have also every variety OF a.
GLASSWARE,
suitable for tn is market
Remember. we pay cash Tor our goods. aud sS-
pcct TO sell them for the same.
Call aud Examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere, for We intcad to SCI
our goods as low as they can be purchased in
any market E.H d. CHlLpS.
October LIST, 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

role rales ~ 52a 63,. Crude sAas was firm az 49,
zoe WITH come sales ard crute sper WIS gTies es 81
81 %. Other kinds we're unoh soget.
PROVISIONS Pork The market oEs heavy ahd prs-eS
favored purchasers The ses acod abocl 600 100
DDS mcndipg new mess a. SIT ~h,ie some boilers de-
minded II 10 25c per bbI move and prime ~ ftb,
and prime 10 Eood prime AZ 3 Beer was IN limit
cd request While prices wi,nat raoge OF motneut,
The sales embraced about 2e0 bols isclddog country
prime at SO 81 country meas AZ IS IS 80 26, reptk
ed mess ~ 50 % SD 3d. aud mt S,4 SO 80.
Prime mess was quiet Si7 $2a. Beef we're
pom.pal at l5c 49, Lard was heavy and easier with
raies Of 900 Abls at II &c. Lc Butter 1tc.
isc for yellow STATE Cheese iaactve ut 30 $3.50 o..
RICE was quies and esles bnucs, while prices we're
without change Of moment.
SUGARS -rne sales em,raced about 900 hhs., nearly
all Cuba including reaung and some far gfocety goo1a
posos Rico al D. T. and small lot Of Neg Orleans at
e%c ana QsQ boxes part ct b7sc, AMI The BULK AZ y
bbs al 81 t.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

The exchanges the Bank Clearing House this morning
were So s36 es7 20, ana the balances 81 57 632 &c.
The New Jersey Zinc Company has declared dividend
Of four per cent, July The Flour City Bank Of
Rochester has declared dividend of four per cent pays
BILE July s.
The annual meeting Of the Ohio and Mississippi Road
was held at Cincinnati Monday, and the following OIL
elected
lafz Anderson, Jamee HALL, William D. Grswod Heury
O Lord, James e. Hall, William a. Clement, Thomas G.
MITCHELL Joseph rorresce, Samuel ". Pomeroy j. Leh
er, Henry d. Bacon Lewis B. Parsons, william H. Aspia
WALL Henry Chauncey, Edwin Bartlett, Samuel W. Cou
STOCK, Joseph W Alsop f. Schuchardt. Edward Deaao,
William hl.efi9ht Jr., aud Samuel l. NJ Barrow,
The Board contains tnyee new members, viz: William
D. Griswold James d. Lehmer and ..schuchardt. nr
Grswo!d is to lake the office OF Vice President and as
sumo the general financial supervision Of the road The
whole bonded debt Of the company is reduced 10
so,SSooOo lis stock account ss,5s4ssl. The following
comparative statement Of The groes earnings ana OPT,
rating exaeases for the years ending April 3d.
ttr 1878. 1924
Yoia earnings. 60 S6I ,957 oil
Operating expenses. 4s6,369 40 614,432 81
The treasurer says
BY the mistaken aud suicidal policy adopted by West
ern roads IN Allowing themselves TO be pat To
local contest between the four great Eastern Ines and
thereby being compelled TO carry freight during the best
business period Of the year prices IN many cases below
actual cost on transportation loss gross receipts est
mated ct not lees than 100000 usaiued by this
c"mpeny, for which return has been received By 70 or
any Other western company unless the soewha. expen
tfve experimental lesson taught shall prove such bY In
durg them to nabese 20 remuneratve pces hereafter
sna allow poslnese 70 Beck its natural channels unreraa
cd Should this be the result large iton Of cxoeDse
may be saved by dispensing with the Of ca,s
o. men rom wNose msreprescntatioos tn,n from
almost any DINER cause, aree the Observation-Disclosures aud
digicalties between competing routes
The receipts Of the Baltimore and Ohio P.Ifo,d far
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Before hon. Judge rhompson.


CAUTION TO PERSONS AuFGosissD 30 DIsposssss
TENANIs--A LANDLORD AND TENANT CAsg.
JrSs 8-AaJslla Chalmers u Ju,.sa NiLu ind o.hsr,-
In the year 1857 the plaintiff widow lazy, tenant
Of she defendant Nso occapyiOg part premises
90 West Eighteenth street. in this city Failing 10 pay
hsr rest when due, the I'd day CT November, 1861
Nsbt obtained warrant dispossess her. Tue war
rant was given 70 constable ov the name Ut MuGyn
vent TO the house Of the piAu broke open her doors
threw so OF her Furniture out Of the windows the
street, look osher poo down recgleasy break
ana uJure ~, placed IN tina street. swept mud and drt
upon IT. and conducted the removal the property in
most unwaTSntabie manner. Tho Court DECIDED that
while II was tie duty OF the constable to remove the
PLAINTIFFS property ana put the landlord In fu auo co n
pote possession of she premises yet he had no right
njure her furniture, but was bound to remove it with
aud caution; thar having committed an OUTRAGEOUS
and nal cous abuse Of the authority i'm which nc was
Invested by the warrant the constable and all those 1ho
acted under MIN, tregpassers 40 milo Judgncn.
for plsnti1 for $50.
ANOTHER VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
;. Ethn VaH u.s. the Mayor and Common Council Of Ne,c
Pork-The plaintiff is elderly lady and in Anr 1885,
went 10 Washington Market busness tho floor IN one
OF the pubic tnoroughfares In Dad order and her
loot went through by which SHE was injured and has
confined TO bed. The Court gave Judgment for plaintiff
for $500.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy
ACTION FOR SLANDER-QUA ARR SOME WOMEN
Bridget o Brien rs Terence O'Nel and Wie--rh,s was
on action for defamation o. character Il was alleged
thu, ire female defendant charged the plaaH with doing
'nsueb ty thipgsn and also With robeipg nan under
"dccate circumstances Judge Nc ar.hv held that
The sanderous words mpuBnng the virtue ~ the ady
we're Dot sctioDabc, and that the plan,iGs co,,D se
Should cVnfre himself 10 the imputAllon OF picking
pocket Testimony given to prove ihesc yyords soi
the Jury gave verde. for plaintiff for $50.