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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
sabbath School Books Published hy thi.
TUcnSe

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No.
J, contains - tunes aud hymns; Price cents each
9o,'aIs per hnndrea. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book, No 2, contains 81 tunes and hymns.
pr1es5 cents each. dol. per hundred. The Anniv.r-
sary aud sunday -sshooi Music Book, No. g. contains
ou tunes and hymns price 4cents each dol per humid
The Anniversary and sunday-School Music hook No,
y u now ready contains ~ tunes and hymns; price
scents each, doll per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday School Music Book combining No. i and
= with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns; price CENTS each 5 dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. and 2, No. | com
a9ns u tunes and hymns, price cent; No. contains
10 tunes and hymns price cents each, dos per 1905
POSTAGE one cent each. The sabbath school Bell con.
iains Isl tunes and hymns; price y cents each sdo
per hanared postage two cents each; ele santiy
~ cents cach - dollars per hundred. Congregational
aolinrs rer hundred.
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Jas. 4 G. A. Myer,


General dealers In American and Foreign
HARD WARE,
Iron, Steel, Nails, and Castings,
4nuils, Vices, BelloUs, Scre,c Plates,
Hand and .Ste,lge Uamners,
..... Springs, Arles, and
7himLlc .Skcias. s#
CARPENTERS,
o. .MlLLRlGHTS, AND
t..+H ~ CABINET MAKERS
&t# 1884, TOOLS,
OF every variety and best quality.
Coopers Wood 4 Edge Tools.
Guns, and Gunsmiths' Materials,
Carriage Trimmings,
sHOvEIs and SPADES,
OF Amcs, Lippinc OTIS and other makes.
Log Coil, Trace Binding Lock, and Halter Chains.
BUILDING MATERIALS,
Locks, La,ches, Butts. Screws, Sash, Glass. &C.
Hunts, Lippinco ,ts', simmons'. and Collins
AXES l. EDGE TOOLS.
Grow nars, Picks, Grub Hoes, 4 nGattocks.
House Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of \ general assert
meat Of Britannia Ware Solar and
Fluid Lamps Plain aud Ivory handled
Table Cutlery, silver plated and
Briuiania Spouns, nrass L
Fnamclcd Preserving Kettles &c.
agricultural 1mp!emsts.
A large stock Of
- ara.s and Grain soy.hs:: c.,..
Hay end Manure Forks.
Hay Knives, Cutting Boxes,
Hosz, Corn shelters, &c.
Warranted Cast Steel Circular Mill, Muley. and
Cross Cnt Saws.
Maniils, India, and Cotton Cordase.
Willow & Wooden Ware.
Agent for
.MiNNY'.S REAPER,
And Emer.on's Patent
Patent Sugar Cane Crusher.
! Cedar street, TIPTON, IOWA.
! April -, 1859. vCnlsy
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Let Every One consult his own In

TIE Let Every One consult his own In.
BEST toreet
PLACE And buy at EVANS, an Boot store ex am
TO inc the price Of hooks, the beautiful gift
GET so freely scattered among nur natr,ns . nd
YOUR be satisfied that the only economical way Of
BOOKS buying books is Mt No 61T Hroudwuv Ia
AND large Hotel, Building. We guarantee per-
GIFTS feet satisfaction Judge for Yourselves ~
~ Examine our plan Of business. Any one
EVANS ton Of watches, rold and silver Yea, rha,
GIfT elaine and guard chains; bracelets, cameo,
BUN mosaic, coral. gold stone, garnet and gold
STORE sets OF pin and clasps; iockets, large, ned-
NO. 81 UNI and small size; rings, chased, plain and
BROAD set with stones. cameo, rolds,ope coral:
WAY, mosaic and engraved studs and sleeve but
NEW tons; scarf pins, crosses, gold pens and PEN
YORK ellis; gold pens in silver and morocco cases
CITY, and thousand other articles Of use aud
value.
Git with every book worth from scots 10 sl0e.co
TPsESD FOR A CATALOGUE.
II will cost you nothing. and will be valuable as a
book OF reference, If nothing
Address, b. W. EVANS & CO.,
No. CIT Broadway, New York.
n. B-A Word OF Explanat to those who
have known us under the style Of Evans & Co. The
Business located by at No. ST. Broadway New York
CITY, Is the Oldest established house in the country and
Book store Many have taken advantage of our
popularity to advertise under the same name, to In
crease their ira e--to protect the few who may
be nnacauainted with us, would state that We have
no connection with any ether tift Book fIouse-aad
though many advertise under the Of Evans d CO.
the firm constituted by d. W. Evans and J. H.
s tue first and only concern ri gtuy using The ra.,c
But to prevent all confusion in the future shall use
the style Of D. W. EVANS IL Co, and all persons
wrongtully using the appeilaion msleaa the public,
will be made to suffer the penalty Of the law.
y. W, EVANS Il CO.,
yonlsy) 67 Broadway, New York.
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way, New York,
ijubllsbrr OF nlusie, nlusie Books

UEALEW IN
Ptaaos, Msieaeons. .7ierandrs Organs Organ ,1eeor
icons, Martins celebrated and ether Guitars Yio-
Ahs. btoftaceiss, .7ccordeoRs. F1afinas EYst,,
fVss. Cfartonetts, 7riaRgles, Taninn Forks Pipes
and Hamners, Hioitn Boss, best Haiian Strinr,'
5rass iasfrmmemfs. for bands. Piano Stools, and
7n SHEET MUSIC, from al, the np,, a.
ers In the Z. s Bertini's, Iiuptip's and
ny ~ Modern school, and all kind, Of instruc
Books; Music elegantly bound Music Paper, and n,
kinds Of Music Merchandise. at the LOWEST RATES,
NEW PiASos, Mt Sis, $sOO, Ss25 $3.50. and up TO
Ssuo Second Hand Pianos from S25 up to $500 New
Meledeon So, $50, SIS, $780, and up to $500; Sec
oLd Hand Meiodeons FRA $50 to 90: Alexandra Or
teen stops $50 25 900 fifteen stops ace and AZ.
Alexandra Organ Accordeons-a new instrumcn, in I,
imported-priee 30 and IS dollars. liberal discount
TO Clergynen, Churches, Sabbath Schools Semnar..s
aud Teachers The Trade supplied at the usual trad.
discounts. "
NJ. s.ssath Sehoal p,,l. x,.a,.a, - a..
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FARMERa, TAKE NOTICE:
NE Undersigned have on hand ave az NAY
Ms COMBINED REAFERS J. NOWERS
:. - ea.sd. which they will dispose Of spsl
"Vntas TINE. OF for good borseA '+a't
ae -, is0Al JAx h z. 4. N4DA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 8.

W AShANNAONg 4udECu
Mr.. McLaRe will leave this city tomorrow fol
Vera Crnz with instructions to recognize the con.
sttutional Government, provided it is in a condi-
tion to maintain its existence. Mr.. Churchill hiss
again written to the State Department urging its
recognition. This the Administration is indspOsed
to do, and hence the appointment of Mr. McLane.
Senior Mata will soon leave for New Orleans,
there TO await further transactions from his gov
ernment In the event of Mr. McLane presenting
MS credentials to the Juarez government, Senior
Mata there is little doubt will return to Washing
ton in diplomatic capacity.
The trial of Mr.. Sickles will not be commenced
so early as many have anticipated. The Jail dock
ct, embracing the small offenders is usually first
taken up, and may occupy a week or longer.
His counsel did not appear in court to day.
There is a clause in the Treasury note law, lust
passed, authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue registered coupon stocks as the purchaser
may select as he has already re-issued coupen
stocks. The Secretary has decided he will not
change it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
ARRIVAL of the QUAKER CITY
NEw ORLEANS. March 8.

I'VE" OhLEANss march O.
The steamship Quaker City with dates from San
Francisco to the 18th ult., eight days later than
those furnished by the arrival of the last Overland
mail at ST. Louis, has arrived below.
The steamship Golden Age sailed on the 10th
ut for Panama with 81 ,25O in specie and one hun.
dred passengers.
There had been heavy rains throughout the
State.
The prospects Of large trade were good
The Overland mail of January 24th arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th ult.
The steamship Uncle Sam had again sailed with
troops for the Colorado country
San Francisco market-JaYa coffee 20a22e; Rio
II 2; Haxall -four So 50a 10; Wheat 50 rs.
The money prospects were favorable
The Quaker City furnishes later days from Mex
ieo via Ainirllsn. The news is unimportant-
Miramon was still preparing for his march on Vera
Cruz. Jarez was preparing for desperate resis-
lance
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Union TeIsEraph,
1FSicR, wARING's BLOCK, coRNER or BANK Ann
ST. cLAIR STREETS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March, g.
HOUSE

=, Ihe Vice President presented memorial from
the citizens of Nebraska protesting AGAINST tbe an.
nexation of portion of their territory to Kansas
Mr.. Hale called up his resolution that no part OF
the Senate wing shall be occupied except for the
purpose of the Senate, Supreme Court, or Court of
Claims de wished to prevent the rooms from be-
ing occupied by quack doctors and steam engines
for the cure of inVallds
Mr.. Fitch, who is a physician, agreed with Mr..
hale so far as quack doctors were concerned, and
was for conining the to the regular faculty.
On motion Of Mr.. Bright, the resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Buildings.
The Senate then went into secret session.
The Senate was in secret session five hours, and
after spirited debate, confirmed Chas L. Weller
as Assistant Postmaster Of San Francisco, and J.
w: Mandevile as Surveyor General of California.
Mr.. McLane was confirmed unanimously as Min
ster to Mexico, and Mr.. Lareintre es Secretary of
Legation.
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FROM ALBANY.
ALRANY. March s.

ALBANY, March 5.
Prof Mitchell at the close of last evenings Iec-
ture announced his acceptance of the post of Direc
tor OF Dudley Observatory. He wished to add
that there was another and older institution. the
Cincinnati Observatory, which had claims upon
MS services and affections and that his time would
have to be divided between the two. Prior to the
lecture, Prof Mitchell and Rev. Dr. Rogers called
on Mrs. Dudley, who expressed warm appreciation
OF the action ofthe trustees in rendering the posi-
ton ofDirector to Prof N itchell, and earnestly
persuaded him to accept The event is regarded
as happy close of the Observatory troubles, and
is hailed with satisfaction by all the citizens of Al
bany.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FIGHT

ELIzABETHPoRT, N. j., March s.
The fight has commenced. The Scranton men
on returning from dinner found that the strikers
had taken strong position at the gate leading to
the docks.
The Scrantonites approached, headed by the
Chief OF Police and ten men, but had hardly reach.
ed the gate when the strikers rushed upon them
wife stones and clubs. The fight lasted 80 min
utes, when the strikers were repulsed and scatter
cd IN every direction. During the melee shots
were fired on both sides. The Scrantonites after
wards collected together and marched to the docks
without stopping.
Twenty persons were seriously wounded but
none killed
There viii probably be another fight this eve
ming.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE CoxPANY-At-
tention is called to the advertisement of Messrs.
Brayton & Mason, relating to the condition of the
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company. To residents
Of this city it is unnecessary to assert that this
firm is one of the most prompt and reliable in our
city, for long residence here has shown this to be
q fact. The statement of the affairs Of the above
Insurance Co. viii speak for itself, and we com.
mend its examination TO our business men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09


z Capt. Greenhalgh is rapidly getting ready
the Niagara for her trip to the far West He re-
ceived letter 8 Gay or two ago from the Post
Master of Kansas City, giving him the information
that boat with the Niagara draft of water will be
able easily to reach Fort Riley, point about half
way from the Missouri River to the Cherry Mines.
II he reaches Fort Riley in fair stage of water,
there is no doubt the boat can proceed some sixty
to one hundred miles up the Smoky Hill Fork, a
stream that runs in almost straight line towards
Pixies Peak. There is no doubt this route will be
the best one to the diggings. The em5arkadero
for passengers well as freight will be as high up
as Fort Riley, aud by the time the spring is fairly
open, facilities viii be afforded to transport miners
and their supplies from there so as to reach the
center Of the mining region quicker than by any
other route. A steamer with draft equal to that
of the Niagara has steamed twenty miles above
Fort Riley, and there is no obstruction to naviga
ton the same distance during high water, which
lasts through the spring months. It Is certainly
cheap and pleasant route, and we commend it to
the attention of those who design to try their for
tunes in this newly discovered Ell Dorado
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

FIREAKN's CoNvEETIoN.-The State ConYen-
ton to make preparations for the State Parade and
Tournament next September, met at Delaware
yesterday. Several members Of the department
went down from Cleveland The parade will
probably be held at GAINESVILLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.

In Parliament last night Mon. Mr. Moore pre-
sented petition from Hon. John Young and 9TH
ers for an act of incorporation for q Company to
connect this continent by Submarine Telegraph
with Great Britain via Greenland, Iceland and
Faro Islands
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

u Plain aud Ornamental Printing of every description
done at the Printing Establishment the Leader Office on
The latest improved and most rapid steam presses the best
On short notice, aad At nable rates Particular
Intention PAID to blank WIZ Every description Of Bind
ns done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC, &c.
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NAYlGATION nPFN

DETROIT, March 8.
Navigation is fairly open and the boats on most
OF the routes from this city commence their re2u.
lar trips during the week.
The screw steamer Missouri will leave for Buffa-
10 on Thursday
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MATRIMONIAL.


To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
IL has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands Of my country-wumen.
My has excited the malice of the snvious and
aOus their prosecutions haVs served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved sOlOns 1 am held in afectioaae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
ski lean afford despise the efforts of mischisfAksrs
nd slanderer
My friends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
sins for producing within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States but indispOson
field occupied BY quacks with their pencious nosums
and fear that unprncped cOunferfeers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atlasf yield the entreaties Of patients and friends
knd offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which rendered somewhat throughout the
Old World
In regard the efficacy of the ''AAIlE DE FEMME"
Rssd only say that it liquid FORM AID exactly such
AsI havs used practice in France for yeSs and
that ii has failed to satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and stand in the
latiOn of and effect. is alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual hOw where has existed and
restore where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
hons each bottle of the Ame de Femme will bear my
viii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail BY WILLIAM FISKF
No. % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietor's pnceS.
aulO dkwlys
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Real Gstate Ageuts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
1 N s . r A N CE
AGENTS,
No, SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs. :
FOR SALE.-A Good Improve,

FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
Il Business prUperty. centrally located 5000
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With rs acres ofIani
nost uable Water Powers IN the State with 90 feet ia
aa az abundance OF water The land alone worth the
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY-On On
Sg -. ~
IHIRTY-ONE ACREs-on Crawford Road, four miles
i I'm the city by Euclid Plank Road, with House and
MOOLEN FACTORY. SAW MILL AND FARM
wayne County-Neyer-faillng water power WOOlen
aetory and Saw Mill doing good business good
House and Barn and ~ acres of land, with orchard
&c. Also good vein of coal.
PARK STREET-House and Lot S4OO
81 CLAIR STREEI-EaSt of the Medical College -
LOT on corner with four and half story
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-Two miles from
cheap at S375 per acre -
LAKE SrkEET-West of Ontario-Good story house
and lot 3 feet sn very desirable property for busi-
ness man. and cheap. S3OOO.
CHOICE LAND-160 acres in Michigan 9 miles from;
the Capital wellimbered, we-watered and the best OF
SOIL IN an old settled neighbOrhOOd worth SIS per acre
Can 3e bought for So If applied for soon
plhS prliihSHOA AlLEn-Nlthin two minutes walk of the
FD square god sized one and half story house and
GREENWOOD sTREET-House and Lot sl2OO
.hOhON SThEET-GOod two story House and Lot
FKANKLIN STREET-West Side, near the Reservoir
Good B1ck House and large Lot with barn. fruit sc
nice property. $500.
BRoWNELL STREET-Near Prospect-A nice large
one and ha story House and Barn. with large Lot fruit
ORANGE sTREET-one and a half story House and
LOt SoVO ROUSE & JENNINGS,
.ah,. keai Estate and Insurance. Agents.
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BATH. Ne. March I

At the municipal election to-day resulted in the
choice OF Israel Putnam. Republican. for Mayor,
and the rest of the Republican Ticket with the ex-
ceptlon Of four vacancies in the Council
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
CHARTER ELECTION.

At the charter election in this city to-day Hon.
E. W. Leavenworth, Republican, was elected May
or by over 600 majority. The whole city ticket
was undoubtedly elected and seven out of eight of
the Aldermen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
FROM TA1IPICO

TAMPIoo, Feb. 2s.
The Liberals are actively prosecuting the war
Juarez has taken the field and has gone to Vera
Cruz, which is IN perfect state of defence. Gen
Espagna has been taken by the Liberals at Aqua
Caiisntez
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

PoLIcE coURT.-There was nothing Of impor.
pOrtance at the Police Court yesterday. One case
Of intoxicstion was discharged, and several cases
continued
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
FIRE.
Sacn Ne March Z

SACO, Me, March Z.
:, A fire broke out in picker room of the York
Manufacturing Company, destroying property to
tne value ofSl5'OOO The other building the Com
pany were saved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

DONATION VIsIT.-The members of st. Clair
Street n. E. Church, will make the Pastor, Rev. J.
Peet, Donation Visit, in their Church on Thurs,
day evensng, the 10th inst. The public are re-
spectfully invited to be present
By order Of the COMMITTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

FUN FUN! Fun Don't forget the mask bali
that is to come of at Freeman's Hall tonight. II
you fail to go you viii lose ''heaps" of fuu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

VLE Box Low for March, NY. Ledg ger, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated, Waverly Magazine, Mercury
Gleason's Line-Of-Battle Ship, &C. for this wee
have been receivedat olmsted's News Rooms, op-
rnsita O
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COALI-COALM-CO COAL!H
J0HN non & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
u Crders promptly filed at their Yard, the Canal
the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD 2dem 226s JVN YATES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09

LAKE FREIeHT.-The Propeller Eguinor which
arrived in port Sunday night from Buffalo, Wis
Sandusky, brought between three and four hun
dred tons of freight to this port. Pretty good be
ginning
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
X City \ County Of New York SS.

q Clly county OF New York I So
William A Thompson, President and T,bp R,ker
secretary 9tthe Mercantile Fire Insurance Con,nan h.
ng seveIaLy sworn depOse and saw that the
LII rue ana correct statement of the affairs OF b said
az me sad Insurance Company the hon
nue. owner OF AT least One Hundred Tn JuSand DoIor N
actual cash capital invested in Stocks and oD5 - ~
Mortgages on Real Estate worth double The so1rt ~ fn
tne same Is mortgageG; tha- the above descrbed
~ noI any ran thereof made for the benefit
~ y ~ g exercising authority the management
ol sa1 company, either President Secretary TeaS
req director, or otherwise; that the morgaees 5bv d
nave hot oeen assigned any manner released
9y salo Company; and that they are the above
uesJIlDeu oIlceTs OF said Insurance COMPANY
fSisd11 ffSSiisned1 VIM: A. THOMPSON, ,Prest
L''e"eul JOHN BAKER, Secretary.
", 1889 = Z, M Ep IN ~ e'5 u JdIua-
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE OHIO,
COLUMBUS, March l, ls59.
FRANCES NJ WRIGHT, Auditor of State for Ohm
DO hereby certify that foregoing correct con ~ &
Statehent o C0nJiOn Of The Mercantile Fire Thsrsnc
1873, and now on file herein ~ A4N0 AOi '-ie year
witness my hand and seal offciallv
}LS{ 5. NJ WRIGHT
Auditor OF State.
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