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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
G. HI. STIFLiL,
mHnnfnet nrer Of Tin 81 sheet Iron Ware

AND DEALER IN
HOUs8FURNIsHING HARDWARE,
las hand very large assortment IIons furnish.
IN ing Goods, part of his stock consisting of fine lot
lined with porcelain; Wait
Ttacanisters, Massers patent Freezer Old
dominion Bird cages, Cutlery, britannia ami
Black Tin War, Tnned and Enameled Hollow Ware RrRss
Kettles, &c. -
He requests Or his customers and the pblTr .neTnIv
particular attention TO his Water patent
IklE Wishes to Ice; nnrS Old Dominion Coffee
Pct makes the best coffee, and soonwlpay saving coffee
Also large assortment his own manu-.
featured Tin Ware, wholesale retail Any articles not
on hand will be hade order at the sor at
rcsSO lahie prICek.
SB- FRUIT GANS ALRAYS on HAND
Those in want 9t housekeeping Goods. call
on him. his articles mention. Those
who call ind every article for hitting out ine
household. G. F. STEEL,
my2S-i6m No.17E Main st, Wheeling, Va
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thea rgest stock of sheet music ynT,ys5 e. -
In the Western country 90 " VI S' eS'' 90
~ Music sent to anysaddress Pc stage tres 5zj=1
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CASES AND CURES.


Ayeung Iadyos % had troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary In the
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach BECAME
acid, food rising in her mouth WATER anil an unpIas-
ant heavy losdllke sention her stomach continuing
for some hours frequent headaches bowels constnatGi and
aeprtssed mental eandti9u. See commenced taking the
D7'prpsia pills one morning and night, less than
week almost symptom of her disease had vanish, d.
and she felt like new heing.
advanced 10 years strong robust
g-son weak tongue bad taste in the mouth
and attended with peculiar rao whirling in the
head, so nucfsn as tn render his riding carrag or
even mounting emnence. quite irving
several things Intellectually he upon Dyspepsia pills
Which Afforded prompt relief pill night and morn
unpleasant symptoms.
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OUR REMEDIES BY. .SiAII. 4

Look over the list make mn a case OF what lir .,
ana enclose the amount in current
the will be by mail or frss
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In connection with the above keep vervEind 81
notwithstanding and musical merchandise eenersIIy
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PILES.

clergyman ofthe Baptist Church. we'll known In Illinois
writing to ST have been for some time seriously
bleeding piles; and have regarded my case as
severe time indeed hopeless; but have used
Your medicine (Pe Specac), and am cured 1 have no
obligations" - : 80 . $50 s
gentleman Of fftvyeera, well md fayorably known at
Oehi, Delaware county, been marty to The
niles for TWENTY years Sometimes from excessive hen,Sr-
hage, panand suffering he reduced to the verge-of
the grave ForNears he had dragged miserable exs
tenrc confirmed invalid disqualified any business
"nuse almost burden It is needless t0add TINT he had
purpose He consulted twoy and recommend.
ed our Pile Specific with, occasionav, Dyspepsia Pill
From this began Improve since has never had A
serious turn piles. From the first month up to wear
past he had symptoms his old connlaint.
INIT few doses of the Pile Pills would dispense a and for
more than past he has been entirely well of the niles
more brilliant cure sscncey to be found annals
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

FruItt JnEa! RruiI ;.JnrA!
Wehave every kind OF Fruit JarFnt Glass Green
Glass and the celebrated "EARTHENSARE". JARS. The
OF which these Jars nrs made being yitreous
rantel not to absorb taste the the jar
letter just received from the aludlr to the
assertion that they Siic-
AtouS as II Is ab8Mrd We refer In this
city and yInity who have used them three years
perf ecks sat- kion.=
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COUGHS AND COLDS

gentleman, pabs lecturer, took a severe cold the
latter part of last month, while travelling lecturinC In
northern pnhlic audiences
he was entirely enabled to rursic Ills sail.
Ing without Inconvenience No public speaker Should be
without them. fstsfa 80
Amarried lady OF 40hRd taken cold which set
tied on her lungs, cong painin the side and
considerable fever and Such colds were
" very lasting and troubesome but bytaklng Specific
tireiv well. 80 -
Young of % had cough and oar.enessfor lfteen
months During cold weather his so as only
sneak in whispers pain induced coughing cold dry or
raising only triae in themornng quite feeble and
Ated Had taken several medicines with but little or mo-
benefit He commenced with the Dough Plsone nil three
times per daS-and found himself improvins his
couch ner nnsoter hoarsenesS pissed or strength and
appetite improved, nndInin few weeks WAS entirely well
having taken no other medicine -
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Nso,90entfor Prinee's RIeIodco1n, eJnrR,urt,.
o =.
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PA SSENGERS

PASSEMG Frs
ESekONA iiEAh &c WEST GOING SOUTH,
NWLoE daily Sunday night excepted) for the rIny
tsarsburg, Weldon &C. &c, C0ta. Potomac River an the
kS6urg and Potomac Railroad by
Pts1 AMI comfortable steamers Acquia Greek tber
to Richmond by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto
Hours of departure from Washington, $50 and :
e. a., Sundays eXcspted) LeaY. on SUNDAYS at $40 An
only Baggage unter chargeof special agent eIecsS
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washing ton TO Richmond. .........:4 & an s
Erom do to Petersburg. .......,.. g.
From do to Weldon.
From do to Wilmington :. ..i..,..s I3
Ehe Richmond, fredericksburg aud Pc tom a n aiIr,, Il
been 2e years. and In all that time no
seger mas either been killed crippled by
u WHOM a parallel IN the history oE Railroads. in this
1 Ynnyy 90 1exs ssils 8. RUTH supt Trans.
- 80 5.=as jy1-ly
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ments tuned and repaired = - 800 l ~
~ AilgodS warranted at this esta blisbT1s1y,.{
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Z. CARTWRIGHT.

+ A GENT for IGAEIEES.F, dawes. s: (.IS,SS5 ESs
"A latSSS. The above n.nos fitted upwitIf All the
mcnt from the plain square piano to te
XIV 0soutI
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J.EETT7: SCOTT,
No 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va
= WhpIesale aud Retail
~ ..tar DEALER m

Watch cH. 81 ocIZs., 3 cyresry, Watch & Gee
S #t .1EEierinEs, Tools, SsIusaes,
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Jelly Glasses !

Ehave Just made article putting up JellIes
shape Is taperlng with an indented rim around
the top for tying the 1t Is just article and
we wish all who intend putting up Jellie see H.
Rrnift .En,.uI .K1nnfA-Hnn.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

. Having latets added very largely to my stock ~
INC Wholesale aud Retail departments, enables =
Watcnmakers, Merchants, Pedjars,,
and the public generally, avery complete ass0t'7'-
the lowest .pEtces.;sg 81 y 5i It'd
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THINGs no REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER.-Th these Specifics are entirely
harmless y all Instances and in NIL Babies
maymse them without danger, and with benefit
PLEASE ER2That thousands OF thu most Gift
ed and minds in this country and Europe have
long since gwen in their adherence to Homeopathy, and
employ 4 exclusively in all of diseases forhemselvcs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

.as.z.s NOTICE.
All nov prepared 60 reguild rbronze Chandeliers,
70 give charge. RefeFe5csS
gtEl, panF ~ Wheeling; Cdec1G-8dl j. M DTLft5S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
The Clinton Bridge.

We have heard great deal about X
Il. bridge over the mississippi, at Gin
ton, but nothing has been done till quite
recently. The ida Of bridging the
maiu channel is abanaened for the pres
enL The bridge viii be built from little
koeS Island, to the Illinois shore, from
vhseh tracks can be laid to the Dixon
Air Lipe- aud the Cumanche. Albany anc
Mendoza Railroads The main channel
from litsie Book Island to the Iowa shore
As 100 feet wide, and is never closed br
ice. The Following we clip from the
Clinton Herald of the I'D ult.
kuring the past week, q contract has
been closed with Mcssrs. NJ Callum, Bris-
tsl 4 &C., the well known bridge build
ers, for the erection Of N'CaIluu's Put
ear lnfexible Arch Truss" The COB
tract requires the timber to be prepared.
lead. for raising. as soon as the masonry
Of the abutmeuts and piers il finished,
and to be completed for the track Oh or
before November LIST, 1859 TIE pile
driver is now in position, and mt work
sending home" tho piles for the frst
pier east Of little Rock Island"
The bridge commences Oh the east side
Of little Rock Island ut u point nearly
opposite Lambs saw-mil,. The western
abutmen; stands OF the Island, md is r.
b. Of solid masonry, - #, iu length ut
the base tsperin- to 49, It., Ut the top,
and 10 fl, In thickness al the bass. ta-
pering to feet at the top. The dis
lance across to the Illinois shore. il 400
feet; which is divided into seven spaus
Of 200 feet eaeh. t4uch span restlua On
pier Of solid masonry Of the same d.
nensions as those Of the atutmeut dos
crIbed. Both the abutmeuts and piers
will be built Oh salia Pile work, there be-
ing . plies tar tAe foundation C cach Of
tue former, aud ID piles for that Of each Of
the latter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
The Washington States on the Cubs Ones.
Lson.
Nj AEIEINnTaN. Ian

" AklIJA6T0N. Jan. -.
The II Washington States, Douglas or.
gan, otthls evening, commenting upon
proposed acquisition Of Cuba, save:
1t II perfectly well understood, among
all parties in the city. that the thirtr.
million bill is sham demonstration.
Every body admits the utter absurdity
OF I'd attempt to purchase Cuba in th,
prescott condition OF sfairs.
A distinguished southern Seuator en-.
phateallE expressed the universa, sent.
theut that Mr.. buchanan might NJ well
essay to carry himself from the White
House to the Capitol by the seat Of his
pantaioons us undertake to acquire Cuhs
for pecuniary consideration
" hat theu is the object Of II . move
meut: Everybody in Washington under
stands thsi the thirty mililtns bill eriei-
D atcd III the desire Of demarorues to
= rorltlatc public sentiment by IN upps.
rent yea. IN popular enterprise
Any overture for the purchase Of Ia
h", Il It present momeut, will but re
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05


We see BY the proceedings of Con-
rress that M Douglas delivered q eulo
ry Ia the Senate, on the 10th, OH the
Hon. Thos. l.. Harms, deceased, Of this
State.
This is very kind, very oonsiderate in
Mr.. Douglas; but the people hcrsaway
would have far better opinion of his
sincerity, had he exhibited 3 little more
heart aud sympathy hefos Mr. Harris
deoease. When poor Harris lay upon
his death bed, and only few days be-
fore be bresthed his !ast, Mr.. douglas
wss IN this city, aud remained here sey
eral days; Yet although only few miles
and few hours distant, Mr. Donglas
keps entirely aioof from his expiring
comrade. How natural, how touching
1t would have been; how Indicative Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

II il calculated that nine out Of ten of
the people now in the cherry Greek gold
regions, either own s.cities" or lots in the
paper cities Of that country. These are
the gentleman who are writing nome at
counts, and sending home agents, 10 id
duce tremendous emigration in spring.
They are aided BY the people in the Dor
der towns, through which this emigrn-
ton must pass and receive its outfits.
II Is melancholy to think Of the number
of people who are swallowing down this
humbus, the effect of which will be to
pork en- most stupendousl5, and to very
little profit .-I)ap. Gaz.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
w I'17'7E5E Jun ! M u u . al.
DDagias and His Position.

SINCE Lis trump u Illinois. Stephen
4. Duu gias has beel traversiu. the land
going through sorics If aFatious. lie
aud his friends seem determined T. keen
him prominently before ttG eras # the
people Thcy haze changed their ordar
and array Of battle ) ren mouths upo
i vas Simply Douglas Walker. Foruey 4
70 fighting for great principle, aud d.
tending themsel' - from stern proscrip-
ton But the great principle has been
rlndicsted Kansas Il surrendered "a
freedom and the proscriptire Admins
srstlon has beer 50 overwhelmed with
defeat that 1t is benea:h contempt. IT,
Anti-Leeomptonl.es are fully victorious
The object, therefore. Of their present
movements, Dr rstner the movements If
their leaders, Is not % sase prineir.e
and territory already saved or To de-
lend themselves from & whipped aud hel,-
iess Administration. Their object Oh
the other hand, Is become purely persots-
a. They have been transformed FROM
antI-ileeomptonite s into uurlasrtes -
Flushed with IL unprecedented triumph
over Satioua Administration. they
have been seduoe3 into the enterprise a.
making Douglas the next President. and
o. securing TO themselves the control Of
the Fedora Government Will thew
succeed
The position Of Mr. Douglas is very
peculiar, AID yet 10 the cool observer !.
IL very plain. II is iu broad coutraF:
With his former career No man il tlls
l mon has hitherto been moro consistent
y dero.ed TO the ideas and demands Of
she slssehoidlng interest in tie South.
lie never faitered or bog-Ied be swal-
lowed w-th eager aridity even the some
what nauseouF doses which arc forced
down the throats Of mauy obedlent Dem-
ocrs.s by the ultra fre-uaters These BAL
snsnder gentry made al idol Of Douglas
lie was tie enboQ. meBt 0f the tllibus.er
policy, u al thst extreme element IL the
South which would force the march Of
our boundaries ID that direction SO as &c
make more Slave States. His champion
ship Of the slave holding Interest cuImsL-
Atec IN ms Tepeal d tho Missouri Com
promise, 10 which hs Stabilized the Fa-
ibsr u The AeplhIia, the trsditions Of
ihs Democratic party. and tis ovu ante
eedents, IN order It open al the terrific
sies OF the mon 10 the spread of negro
slavery. He went. if possible. stll, fur
thcr. for, IN ls55 aud 1886. rhen tlg
FHthIass! y-oppressed and harriod people
II kassas. with almost Unanimous voice.
were ap+eallug to the general government
ard To the people Of the rlited States
Tor seiaef and justice, for tie j.r1riiege ~
sx>sts.EJ sSz~seigaty Gre, t.tap ovA do
meat Affairs, DO man No acAed and sIat-
deHd theIa, and Knocked at their CON
paints and mlserles rs Stephen A Doug
ins HIS report in fayar Ct The Leoonrp-
ton Legislature and LA luws--lrotl worse
than the LecomptoH Constitution Itself
--s the blacklist blot upoa bis record -
bu: this stephen 4. Douglas, THE adro-
esfe tOs extreme slavery extension, this
re~iier u nE his eoantrymcR who cher.
ished any fynFath - for freedom or the
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true aud manly feeling, ion Mr.. Dousias
to have iorgutsen politics for one day, and
to have taken Kind fnrewell of the mar
who hastened Lis own deuth to elevate
Mr. Douglas How such M interview
would have gladdcned pcor Hsrris last
hours But no; Mr. Dansla. had 9th
er business than that of speaking conso-
lation to e dying friend, to attend to,
Those who Witnessed his cruel apathy in
this matter, severely commented on It,
aud it was remarked Mt the time that
Il" Mr.. Douglas had no need Of dead
men"
Mr.. Douglas now gocs into the Senate
Chamber, and talks in solemn mockery OF
lis Affection for the deceased. he could
better huvs shown 1t by visiting him On
his dying bed Such cruel seitishness ~
Mr.. douglas here manifested, is unpsral-
ieiea
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

FOUND GtILTY.-Tbe famous Boyd
Wilkinson trial (the lyuching affair has
been occupying the attention ct the Courl
III Iowa City during the last week or two
Sheliday, one Of the Implicated, and who
was the FIRST Of the defendants to take
his separate trial, has been found guilty
Of murder IN the cuud degree Notice
has been given FOR an appeal to the Su
preme Court Capt Irish, who was one
of the most prominent in the affair, has
secured chauce Of venue to this coun,
ty ]: ;nsy be tried at this term Of
Court, but VIC rather think not - Dapcn.
port Ia=ette.
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or modify their position To ,aease him ;
the Opposition viii not hunl down their
FLAG to hoist his.
Al this is proven by his recent pro
rress through the country. 4 year ago,
here ID Philadelphia, the people turned
out to hail him. All Glasses and all par
ties checred him ut the tIirard House
Americans aud Republicans Wed with
Democrats IN hurruhs lur Douglas. 4
few days ago he was received with nc
welcoming crowds of people without par
ty distinction. The good injured City
Councils and Mayor gave him Indepena-
ence Hall, simply because 20 .sons is
afraid OF HIM, and aN liked TO take fling
ut buchanan. But the PROGRESSION v hin b
escorted him Was y small, meaGre affair.
His ovation here wts nothing but q fun
ny little attempt rot up by Forney, and
his squad of Doug!asites. The great
body Of the Democracy and of the Oppo-
sition held aioof. IL was nothing but
Forney, Lehman, Doushcrty, and Web
ster; and then Lehman, Forney, ct al
o"*"a pIa"s' IhIHs-s VtAs fSpOIteu MuI
nihcently in the Press bu: that is Col.
Forney's own paper, and of course it is
intended, tatsraiia, to trumpet his own
praises, The greatest spread of the oo-
easiou was made by ''the silver trumpet, -
Daniel Dougher.y, ESQ, who futtered
the wings of the American eagle and
stamped gold with diadems in L style
rather too Gordonie Forney's speech,
and Webster's and Nebinger's were in
better taste than any of the political ones
made by the Giant himself who could
not refrain from looking two ways ut once,
and having tive tones to his voice"
In word, it is 10 evident that these
demonstrations were all CANNON, got up
by squad Of leaders to elevate power
ful politician TO the rank OF statesman,
that they have done Douglas more harm
than good. We suggest TO him and his
friends that they rest Oh their iaurels
that they keep quiet that they bide
their time and that they acccpt aud
stick TO their position of outsideism to
the designs Of the pro-slavcry interest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

Sumo Days ago, when bill regulating
Chains 70 pre- eInptluas OF the public
lands wa before the House. Mr.. Grow
offered al amendment hy which he iaud
was TO he hereafter brought into market
until tcu years after the return OF the
original survey The object of the
amendment was to give to the early Set
tIers Of our new Territories the first
eholes u .aDa---to prepcni speeuiators
! from entering large bodies of the pubiie
uouasG tacreDJ retErdns the settlement
md Development Of ale ceuutry. deny
H. ile construction oi rostis .apd nridg-
is. and the establishment of schuois und
churches. These and other evils of .
kindred nnture growing out Of our pres.
eut land SYSTEM are 80 notorious. that tho
wonder 10 not that Mr.. Grows amend
ment Wac adopted by fifteen minority, nj
WINS the fact. but thsf il met with any
opposition nj ALL But although certain
members did bot dare 10 M. themselves
upon record against the naEed prop ST.
tion embraced m the aneument. yet they
defeated il in the enc BY voting down
the amended bill. The original bill was
simply to so amend the pre- emption law
as TO require three months continuous res
ldeboe TO constitute n valid clsim te
pre- emptleu. This bill. M amended by
Mr.. Grow, was defeated by the foiiowidg
vote.
leas 81 Lecemptop Democrats, : 3:
Anti Leeompton Democrats and Amer
cans, 3 Republicans, 81
Nays ~. .auti Lecompton Democrats
B; Americans Lecompton Democrats
s5;--no' ons Republican.
Western men will do well to study the
above record, with the view Of ascertai n
Ing who ire and who are not their friends
We are proud 70 point to the fact tha, not
SOLITARY Republican voted in the mega
tire-J'ress 4 TriI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

"'The T. s. Senate have passed Inv
authorizing the Secretary of the Interior
~ advertise for estimates fur three routes
TO the pucitc. This is all that will be
dune at this seasion 1t is of more iin-
portance to plae, s30, 700, 900 i'll the
hands of the President, to purchase Gu
bs with---or rather 10 enable the Democ-
racy to cary the next Presidential ciee-
tipn---than to build . Railroad to the
pacihc-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

Mccormick patent for Improvement
in resping machines expired te-dny, and
the invention therefore becomes public
property. The Commissioner of Patents
over-ruied the application for extension on
the ground thut 1t is clear that the inven-
tion was new and patntabie when pat
ented, and that il ppssessed . motive Of
utility, but now il well satisfied, from
the testimony in the case, that the. prt-
entee has reserved not only q REASONABLE,
but nssHt Ehera ccnpensntior fur the
time, ingenuity and expense bessow-
ed on the invention and Its improve
fsents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

The contracts for the grading Of the
codur Valley Branch Of the Chicago,
Iowa i Nebraska Rullrosd were let on
Tuesday last, The awards were US fol
lows
Wolf smith Sections ! To p inelusi,e
purtis Garmirhel 4 co "a to a.
Douglass. Hardy 4 co. 81 t. ~
=. IL. A3hiey 6s to 81
Vol j smith, j. 81 To- Isl
This road runs from Cedar Rapids UP
the valley Of Cedur River, to the south
ern line TO Minnesota. 1t il expected
that the work viii be pushed along rs
rapidly rs possible - Clinton Herald.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

- Perhaps the best thing which oc-
cured in the Senate during the exciting
executive session on Friday lust, was Mr..
Hale's remark, calling Fitch aud Doug las
to order kindly suggesting, in his face
tious WY, that the harmony of the Dem
ocratie party would not be promoted by
such displays of fraternal affection.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

- Mr.. hobert Bartlett, vie lived
near Dewitt, while going home from that
city, Oh the u ult., OIL vicious horse,
was thrown FROM HE horse and dragged
by tia. bride Or halter q pons derable dis
tanee over the froaen ground, and SO III
Jured that he was helpless and fruzc to
death.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

The Lawrence Herald of Freedom SAYS
that ludgmeut has gone against Gen,
Lame, in his case before the land Office,
the heirs Of Col, Jenkins obtaining title
to the iand Tins was the hind about
winch Lane murdered Jenkins last sum
mcr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

SlidelIs Cuba report admits that one
hundred and twenty-five millions Mt least
will be required for the purchase of Gu
ba, and, therefore, the thirty millions
now proposed il only beginning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

The Senate resolved, by party vote, to
exclude the Indiana contestants from the
floor, pending the consideration Of their
case. This Ii specimen of State Rights
Democracy