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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

The Students Festival at Bryant, Bell
& stratton'. Commercial College Rooms
% the Eth inst, was a decidedly bril-
liant and successful affair. with scarcely q
precedent this season IN these respects.
Probably no suite Of rooms IN the city
would have SO well accom- IT odated num-
he equally large. Eckardt fed the inul-
titrde, and the Great Western Band
discoursci their best notes. The whole
affair reflects high credit upon the Stu
dents and Alumni Of this excellent and
widely popular institution.-Press d
Tr1.b, 1Sfh.
We had the pleasure Of attea ding
tine, the above mentioned festival. aud
W. can fully endorse the above. 1t (the
fcftivaD spoke well for the character Of
the Commercial Colleges. whose students
cot II up. Graduates were III attendance
from several distant points The fact is,
the College is live ono, and makes
thorough, active men Of it, students
Every .nnn wA3 intends to DO any hasi-
ness should avail himself If the ad-
v-nta@es offered by these Institutions.
Board can be had at low rates in Chicago
and the facilities for SECURING thorough
commercial education o, this college are
unsurpassed. A hrss rate library is con-
pcct.d with it Sec advertisement
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

The Washington correspondent Of The
Boston Transcript, giving rome "eiinp-
sos Of the Senate" thus discou-scs OF
our Senator:
&" And nov let me ,pesk Of another
man, Of whom little can be said save to
praise. Tall and spare, with face rath-
er stern, but generally IN repose, giving
one, however, the idea OF grea, self,reli-
snce; a fine figure, and an air Of quiet
dignity; arnan not profuss 10 vol Of, md
not eager In debate, but always ready, is
Mr.. Fessenden. Of Name. There are
but few men in the Seuate Chamber
whose personal appearance is more ind
cative Of a man than the Senator fron
Maize tie is q polished gentleman in
every sense, and his language lie particu-
lar pure. Even in pronunciation he
has none Of the ungrBeeful infections nor
quaint idloms peculiar to bis own section
AID, in tact, they would as i'll fs>him
rs they are apt and appropriate il the
mouth Of the unconth, hard headed Sim.
mons, Of Rhode Island. Mr.. Fcssenden
has few peers in ability IN the Senate,
and there IL not ono less easily swerved
from his convictions, when once formed
In the stormy day Of the Kansas contest,
no one stood frmer, no one was more
bold, and ne one could have f ught more
desperately TO support his opinions and
maintaia lis rights, the bitter end, If
need be, thaa The granite man Of
Maine "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26


Ga Saturday night the lines OF the
Union Telegraph Company, were working
direct from New York TO Leavenworth
City, kausas Territory, distance o!
abou, eighteen hundred miles. and the
wires were "switched together in such
. way that the correspondence between
the cities named WINS received sinultane-
ously BY Philsdclphia, Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis, Chicago,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chien. TIE fact cannot be contcln
plated without emotions Of awe. 1t u
one Of those startling achievements Of
science, before which the wonders Of
the world in other centuries seem irlv
isl The Western Union Telegraph
Company, has just completed new di-
rect line from this city TO Chicago, Of one
wire, and u second wire is nearly up
Another line to St Louis, via lndiauap
oils and Terre Haute, is in progress, mud
will speedily be operative. The only link
to be supplied, is alJng the indianapolis
aud Tcrre Haute Railroad. the managers
of which, We presume, will not be long in
awaiting themselves Of that Invaluable aud
almost indispensable accessory to q rail
road, magnetic wire, bringing the whole
ioncth Of :he line and HI lis force under
the imuediatc direction of tie Superin.
tendcnt, giving such facility aud power
in emergencies Is IL otherwise uuastaius-
biz. CiH. COni., III.
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voted tina, down with the sane emphasis
that I'll oversecr drives his "niggers
s6eld with the whip. They would not
even allow it to be discussed, but appl, d
the gag whenever the attempt was made.
hansas must not conc IN. even if the Re
puhlicaus should keep Oregon cat, as
they could have done.
There was this further objection to
re Submission uf orrgon-thst her co.,
stitu,ion recognized tie most odiyus
principle in the bred Scott decision -
Not only did i, prohibit, uudtr severe
pain. and penalties, the immigration of
: free people of color into the State, but il
denied oil redress OF amy sort 70 that
c!rss in the courts According 70 that
constitution, ''ucsrocs possess no rights
that 4 white man, cr even the State, is
bound 70 respect !" and With = degree Of
tyrsnny and inhu,nanity that is only par
allclcd by the dicta of the Supreme
Cvur, il placed them utterly and totally
beyond the tho protection Of law. 1,
did wa-se than that; made the law q
minister to deprive them Of such nstural
rights ind such voluntary protection
NJ might have been awarded to them
BY the individual acts Of humane citi,
zens
With all these proyocations TO q deter
mined opposition to tic admission Of
Oregon into the Union, the Republican
members of Congress divided upon the
FINAL question: part voting for and 3
par, against the bill Had they all voted
in the negative it would have been do
feated in the Senate BY two, and in the
House By nineteen majority. Those Of
them who voted against the bill, after ex-
hausting every effort TO remove the obi
Gus discrimination against Kansas, and
to secure such changes in the constitu-
ton of Oregon as would make it republi-
can, doubtless did 30 from the belief that
Kansas would frame her constitution du-
ring the pre.en, year, prove that she had
the required population, and thus be
ready at the commencement Of the next
session Of Congress- to demand admission
into the Union upon the hard terms pre-
scribsd By her enemies and from the
belief, also, that progress toward right
principles in Oregon would perhaps be
expedited BY her admission as State
Such. we conclude, were the controlling
sentiments under which Republican.
gave their votes in the affirmative -
Those Of them who voted in the negative
did SO Oh the ground Of the naked fsc,s
rs detailed above. and they need no ex-
planstiuD or defense before their consti-
tuen;s.
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Kansas NeWA
81. Louis. Feb. Is.

81. Louis, Feb. Is.
The amnesty set passed by the Kan
sas Legislature is ou rccord--with the
utmost satisfaction 10 both parties in the
Territory. They express the belief tha;
the measures viii bring permanent
peace.
The prisoners brought to Lawrence b.
i. 5. Marshall Russell. have ben rcicas
ed according to It's provisions Rus
sell himself, who wm detained there was
set al liberty, aud furnished By Aontgoup-
cry with safe conduct home
The bit IegtsIating the County CUur,
Judges of 81 Lou. county out VI pfi &c.
has Passed tho State Senate by deci-
slye majority .Ihe Judges removed
arr Winner, Lanham and Hackney -
Their offence consist j Ia Icvyiag heavy
FPcetal tax vnneoessarliy, ao4 IN voting
Winner iuto the Prcsldenc, Ut the Pacific
Railroad
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STILL ANOTHER LITTER


The following is IN extrac, faom Let.
ter received by gentleman in the Epen-
ing fers Office, from St Louisiun ri
the Cherry Creek gold diggines
AURARIA, X. L., Jan. 20, 1850.
| have been roaming
through the mountains since /! last wrote
to you am now at the mouth of Cher.
ry Greek. We have about two hundred
houses completed, and many more IN pro
cess Of construction. Every day brings
additional discoveries of gold, and i. is
DOW found III every direction around Us.
A few days ago, Witnessed some men
woring k up the Platte, about two miles
from here took from hole some dirt
and famed it, and got about eight cents.
They told me they were making about six
dollars per day although they had to oar
ry their dirt about two hundred yards 10
water, aud j, was SO cold they could no,
half work with rocker. | can safely
say to you and my friends that = man pro
vided with good tools, in gaod weatler
can make FIVE dollars day The dissers
DO not work now more than about four
hours Of the day, 1T noon, when it was
warm. ] AIN prospecting and have not
yet found anything more than have al
ready mentioned. would advise those
at home who are doing well, to stay where
they arc but if there are any young men
who arc fond Of hard work and want 10
try heir tuck-let them come along -
They can make something, aud learn
great deal. Packing cut is preferable, -
persons can uase the tip in twenty days.
Ionr friend. J. q. W. CoNAcE.
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JOINT Tariff I'll. q and y IL

JoIsT TARIFF The C. | and y. X.
have made new and joint tariff for
through freights, which makes n large
reduction, This route now viii obtain
the trade which Of right belongs to il.
and which ITS advantage Of ~ miles less
distance must always command, whenever
brought into comp, titiau with the Chi
cage x Dubuque, or Chicago L Iowa CITY
routes, We are pleased to see that the
printed Tariff Bill is headed in bold let
tiers, " Chicago, Fulton I Iowa Line. -
This means something, and is h step for
ward IN the right direction The rubli-
cation ct tariff rates or running arrange
ments for this line under the heading of
- Galena 1 Chicago Union X. X > or in
connection with the Galcna branch IN
any way, IL cor fnsing to every one not
already acquainted with the route
fTiaton Herald
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

1Ssz~ WE have the handsaness ar y
Tyts bes, lot of Apple Trees ever ra's x
ed in the West. i ne fsAowiAe art s"...
- - aiding varieties from which any enc cs1
s.,est twelve o. fifteen ,ar*1'es for w. -
s.s :, thai thcs ean have Apples the Whole
- We slso have quit nanhsr oi nj ~ 9
-. .,,n snrll yet tor the UrckSrd. we cor
sssr,na xiss Nurser, men Of din.rrni pafa ~
A.. ,ou,try, and get ALI. lhk hk" ah4s'
TIE, y hieh think "sr'h! "' a"a'ns - w
- ard are CONSTANT, dropping oil sons ~
"a, t.pGer kipds and at ia, h 40 Ill aei sess~os
uith our climate and -oil, .-...a.
-. ,,,r old tees. i to 10 feet high. ~ u
ir,he. through at Is III 20 rehis eseh-sms
still larger nj - trrA-~ foaf yea' S''' -
m ostis lei cents each.
.Summer Ap3''ss- -.4..-..
ru.rx.... Summer Rose: ~uu aer ossSs !.
sw-.t Juss; sweet Boush; spice ossss-
Red juIs;
Faa AIi'aes. So.
y,f,. r.alo; lem. Besu,,; asid-s's ks.h:
pa,bo. Golden fippir, tsli iirpis:
81 VIM: Grasenst.ia: "rGtAsr;
Y.u Sweet rorter; s'vses re" APR"
H,nter .APpts.. .~
Striped sweet PipIir; s~e.i E"n'nl@:
lIubbardstou Sonrsuch: Small koAassss
-. s,J.,euburY: Roman S:ssE;
r.ll.w,ter. yellow Bslihosss;
wh., winte- pearnsia: E.idsiu: 80
Nar,b,rn s,y. Wine Say. -
pml.. J.npe,: ynxini. 1rsssiag~
Pors.
Fifty e.ats 10 one doiiA-. Sci iisn On ssy
ela.ey isno. ..a '-.' o. IT, / 80
FILMS so centA
CHERRIES SO cents each. ~~
FEACHko 10 10 Is r-rts each
.SmaK Prsn .s.s-.
". find the small Fruits auth - Straw srries,
Curlxals Cos berrier, Enspberre, sns Blsct-
befrtrs mere profitable ihs an, crop Ne have
ever iaised. We have taken greet pains - rel
ting new and choice varieties. Tht:3 are esSiIr
propugn.ed, aud We ell Ih.m csssr.
laston BLACKBERRY, 70 2se; cnrrssts, 10 30
str4r berries ctut; sraIss ~ 10 s"e
Goos, bcrr,.., 5sa lCc: faanrrriss Ste fsc
Lre'yree4s.
We saound ia I.sergrsens aud have the hand
someRt COLLECTION ever raised IT Iowa ""hsTe
had tie very bet suattss IN srnnsptsr tin < Esn.
by removing ss4 o. earth on the r'stf-. aEe.
are ali about AusSstiue. Enquire Of thuse she
have tried u.. We have also seui rh,n 10 the
adjoining rpuuties.
Fic~. IF J c.uts to one dollar to iest high.
ArLor,its. ts,!endis:' American spruce
Red Cedar; Ncrssy Spruce; ;
Upright juniper HeElerE,
yellow Pine, ttarss., fr
Fl rering .S.-~ds- ..
Fort, varieties 20 Eos-s:
liim.isg Roses ~ 10 so ~erts
june or Bash Roses II. tr SO c~sts.
Monthly Roses flEt ,r~ on hand a. tn sc ca.
nush Honey sucaI-, IS 30 So c-n:a
Climbing I.s0 de. 25c; rAgrant do. as;
Flow ggiug Almond. - Syrinss, 3sto 81:
l.ouuli. I2t FrugraL. Currsnt l.s-;
Red Eaxherrr ia; Lilac, 7sc
Ei,Ite " xberfy q; rlos Bal, zke
oEsrirg Ash. l2s, gina Crespsr. s5c
.assalnlnn, S5E
Green Hggst Pants,
-1S@s We started tilis department " oG+ Sr~.
SSS&S sary tast fatl. Ne have Il large sL.ct al
III Nsthe D. 81 d'G rent coinrs. Gr1snl-
ula and som" otbsf plans fsr asle.
batnp.s Ip"t.is. ..-.
TuNs.s. lilh,s nsh!ias Il.
Nu-~atine Iowa r-,. I'll ls1a-Yl IN
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Ei1ra Session of Congress.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Head writing on the l4th
says
should au o-tra session take place, it
viii be called for Jure, and specia! eIec
tions would have to be held In all the
Southern States but those which have al.
ready held Observation-Disclosures, Arkansas.
Missouri AM South Carolina and Virgin
IA, which c>ct in May The Presidents
proclamation would have to 90 out 10
Cal.foEnis ana Oregon by the 5th Of
s.arch, or tAose States would be uurcr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Tuesday, the LIST inst, L. K W
Ayres, printer Of the Press Office, ska
ted from this city across Lake Winue
baGo, and up lie Fox River to Berlin, .
distance Of y miles, performing the
feat IL just nc hours end fifteen minute,
or at the rate Of Ii miles per hour = Fon
III Lac Press
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26
The Tariff Question.

The Washington correspondent Of tue
y. !. Tina ssys:
The Republicans will vote for Nor
ril''s Tariff Bill. and will unite upon no
other. IT the Pennsylvanians will take
that it en- be carried My own impress
sion is, that while not satisfied with il,
the Pennsylvnnisns will accept it as the
best thing they can get But if the Nor
rili Bill Il orce rejected, the chance, arc
that ell the Tariff fchemes will fail The
chances are that the Morrill, B;l sub
stapt;slly viii he adopted "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

ANOTHER LETTER FROM CHERRY CEEEh-
We are permitted to make the follow
ing extracts from private letter isou
Mr.. John Bruce and John hearus c1gi
ncers Of this city, to MIR A l. SmItb
AUEARIA CITY, Jan +, 1899
There is plenty ot gold here or IN The
vicinity but it Is scattered over large
SCR ace Of country. aud l. very fine Few
men are mining now. but arc milking
frou3 s. 10 s. and s. pr iny. We would
not advise any enc vino is doing wei! in
the States tt come out here. bat t. all
who were situated like we were. | would
say come So, Mr. Smith, tell all If our
friends at the house, when you receive
this, that this is , fine country, and there
will DC u large quantity Of gold dug here
next sunni er, aud they msy C., portion
Of it II is the opinion Of ali here that
there arc large deposits IL the country
! can cake pick and 30 out here any
where, and find geld, but il will not pay
TO work it 1t only pays along the water
courses. We are IN hopes to- give you :
better account the next time VIC write, 4,
tho weather has been most too cold to
prospect much.
The land is good for farming. Tn,
weather is pleasant in the valleys ba,
very cold in the mountains, which ire
but twelve miles FROM this city The
South Platte and its tributaries are hcav-
lily timbered and the mountains are Gov
cred with pine. We find great sbund-
ance of game, such as elk, mountain sheep
and antelope. We are out OF the buffalo
range, but came through immense herd.
Oh our way ont, and sho, several Of them.
BY the way | Bruce wounded one one
day, and he turned on me and run nc
some considerable distance, and | made
ny escape by climbing tree The Indi-
ans arc friendly but We don't know how
long they will remain 81.
Yours, Ike, JouS BRucE,
JOHN kyAkSs
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80 - -
keOLui. C5surty.

The Burlington Hawk.ys says; The
people Of Keutuk county are about pcti,
tioning for change of the name of the
county. They say that they are un-
willing to boar the oidum that attaches
TO the name since the Reputation Of hon
est debts by the famous CITY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Dr Ii has been often predicted that
the heavy glass SKY light over the Repre-
Sentatlves' Hall in Washington were not
EufheIentiy secure. Early I'll Tuesdsv
morning, iiom some unknown cause,
heavy pane fell from the skyhght upon
the desk aud the chair Of Mr.. Nichols.
OF OHIO, who had a moment before left
his seat,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Information is received here fro,a
Hon. Charles Sumner that lis health j.
much improved, aud thai be will return
early in the spring. lie will b. present
to occupy bis soat in the Senate should
al extra session be called
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SEEDS SEEDS.

1AhAp' GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
VIZ ARE nov fully sunpIea ~,
go. san.pc1e stock OF Garden, Flower and Fl.ts
- e'sr onored 70 I hr Western pubIir ON, : 81
.a~.. mace hp with much from the .e., sees
49,. o. America and Europe. A Iar-. shsr, ~,
go sr.SL ssens, ming crown under our d -. ,.sr.r
OF the best quality. sae
Isa H.. ",, mems o. SEEDS may he fosnN sys-
w d. de- GARDEN srrDss ##t
IN, n.aSARlhS GRASS SEED,
.nisLHh SUGAR cANEa INrHEr sRyp. 4.
I'm large acquaintance with the sy~de -. -,
desiring seeds sS~"'eaas - seess
~ rose who design a eniTrsst to Kanx>. 49, pn y.
Garden Sercs. '"'A oeA 81 rev
ne also Evep constantly or hand . fsl a.. .r.-. =.
sui,,. sarLhALATs AAD MACHINES
80 " the fwid. aardtn n. Orchard ana Ylcnx. ,,,x
liberal tcrms. =. ft'' as H@s' CD ne howl
ms Il !, - aes IaThishad gatis apieatlsi 4. p,
a. An'F address III D. EMERY A O.
2e* Lake street, Ckicaga. IN
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Kentucky Opposition Convention

LOUISVILLE 22d The k,utucl,
OPposltion Convention, TX Govern
L"tcacr President, met To day There
va. 81 immense crowd Nearly every
county in tie State var represented
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We have further news from Europe b
Telegraph ills morning. Ra;nors Of ~ar
were still rife, though the alternative. IL
was thought, rested wholly with Loui4
Napoleon. See telegraph column for
details.
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I'hf s,rATE ofIowA. County Of Cedar,

The GEATE of low 4. County Of Seaar, =.
WII@lis WILLIAMS o'''r'rf Curt f'r 'a'3
" oHmty, hrs,. 7rrrA
hHLsaN Davis A. II. 1883.
THE defendant in this sui: il hereby notified.
thai .hrrt il on hla III the Once OF the Clerk r
The pis.rirt Court OF Cedar county, AID state of
Iowa petition, which sets forth that The pain
til IL ner, Ia fee simple. Of the north hall OF
the e.s. hall Of the northeast fractional quarter
OF section M. four, ia to~hsa p hiy-ts".north
and in range four o. the 9th prime pal mem
dian. and situate lii said county Of Cedar, that
defendant rets mp tl-le 10 Lle saas without being
In posscs sion thereof thai Dy vi defendant
sctt,n4 up Il lie 10 ssia .aai cloud as cast up
on iat las % pia5ntlh Petitioner pray than
p!aT'iH rray TT qn1eJsa in his ..tic 70 raid iaad
aud Evr general relief e..
At@, .,,ntta, $500 IL itnuaHt appears Ca 9! be
fore .he II. Gay q! neat fern o. "a /, TO le
begun Cd tie ina q April 4. u. ly59, AID msAs
deien,s Ia said petlloh the ssn- " Ill b. .ahtu
confessed AL eevJet entered accordingly.
jim HUBER
z. II. S-AFFuEn. atsy hr .'lL
Clerk of Dirt Iuur. aws
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T.. Moran has been convicted Of mar
der II the second degree at keokuk, and
fentcrah8 & fhe ranifcutiary fo- l.fo
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We Sell exclusively for Cash,

Knowing that II " far our ru,,a, ex,.s,a,
Tor RkADl PAY OMIT :" u'''
7frHo'. = binary e, lssa
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PROBATE NOTICE.

y uiict Is here Ess.a. "a. III .ast III aux
~ Erstas.teai Vi - N. Beown Decreased, at. IT
cedar county STATE Of low 81, publicly RI Al Vt
tie fsl rsry Term &! the ouIliy Couri al s..a
Cedar IsEuty, nheE rupuA Il s~r ars.cteG tina. t4r
TINE To- proving tie SAME hr the tifst ssuasy In
April A l. lsa3, wulCh time al pe rsots inter
essed IL sala ostsie ale Iequiava 10 spIsesr and
sh"n caast, II Kay THEY Aass a.14nsl lpr ,rois.c
Of said " It'll.
by er,cr 81 the EeuuIy Ceur Of said ssunty
his 80 80. q: eba uar. 1. -, lss9.
~ 1tOt.G L SMITH &C. Judge
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Iss" You look az though YOU were
beside yourself, sa.a : waE to Top stan
!.rc j io-l't
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IL a Slight Advance on Cost /.

convinced that II is more 10 our int. resi- "a s,s
pese OF them 50, than 20 retain them or.r .,n,
ner - our arAw-r2 '~arre moths ma, cor nm, !,
ne w"alo 1lsiIf NIL to call and examine nm,
sIoek. tAa u You oesign purchasing, We Won
in tiny pnrro as f 'AoSos
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Harmon Block corner CLARK aud sshinEtor s-sesf'
CHICAGO. II. u. Bryant, Il. '. Bell, II. j.. ssrssisI'
Principals and Proprietor -
In ed-ctnv this union the ror-ieors have beer in
Eurnc~d ~ well b. consideration OF public utihJ'M
Of private interest, enah ling them As II does 70 cor
ne their personal labors and experiences IN TINS gfes
h-a usefulness, and to concentrate the educatoha
force and means at their command thns sreas Gu
lsrging and improving all the oelnarTmehts OF sn's '
pp-sri r.uch II education. and aordns to their pat
ruIs arnrs and advantage for lie acquisition uisnf'
passed ii this country.
Departments nl okaeerirss 4 Account
orsssIzed an4 conducted ulasn the Counting hson
systen I'll. IisIr study being fitted ~ With AiIf"-
Pirate TGrrter. pr@Es, in Real Busiles4, Ana
Ii. sud.n, al once the prsc,ioa! orkinss
and routin, osfusiness conducted IN hanks tooEA
iur Rooms, Railroad ofnccs, etc.
Circular Catalogue VI IT pa-es furnished srauis-
opsly OF ap,!icxtion tie the uudersigssc.
ye:ug BRiAS1, BELL sTRATToN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26
enterprise.

Dir, Teiupliu assures US thai The work
auihe Road is so far xdyauucd ~ to ena-
BILE them TO have the entire distance from
keokuk to Mt. Pleasant in runnisg or
Der By next October. Abnui 300 men
arc new at work. Nearly sll the ties are
paid for and on the ground, and We pre-
sumo more hands vii! be employed .,
once - Nj Pleasant Hume Jox-. il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Mr. TellFsia, oae Of tire contractors on
thin Road, inforlns.us tbat he has re-
ce:vod a Geographic despsrh from Col
Dswey, dated Pailslelphia, February, I.
1859, in which be states that he has Just
concluded nsg ati&lions BY which sufh-
cicnt funds are procured to complete the
Road to Mt. Pleasant Col. Dewey has
been absent nearly four months upon
this business, and deserves gres. credit
for his untirinc excrtions in behalf of the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

In the county, We oftf tr IT. old natraps and H.,
rest 81 maa&lna thor superior stock al goods
y ~ NE vast variety usually loana in
q iIFst class retail ~tare--at sfst.T, 81 ~, -, -
Our winter and Wooden a0ods We are sat,f,