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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

Hon James Jones, of Tennessee, has come
out in favor Of Senator Douglas as next
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

Both the French and Sandman govern
ments, it is stated, have declared coal not
contraband of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24
nossY CREEK ACADEMY, Augusta Co., Va

M0ssY CREEK ACADEMY, Augusta Co., Va
flNHE next annual session Of this Academy will
l. commence the first Monday in September
next, and close the 18th Of June 1860 The
School is designed to be preparatory to the Uni
versity of Virginia. All the teachers are graduates
of that Institution.
TEGAs.--Board and tuition, including every
thing. $500.
For particulars, see catalogues.
Address, Messy Creek, Va.
je 20--eotOctl T. J. WHITE, Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

A LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent STOCK,
"A Registered and Coupon, for sale BY
dec 30-6 C0RSE BROTHERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

ANOUTFIr FOR PI8E's PEAXER.-.A We
ern paper instructs its readers a. u thenI'
cles necessary for al outfit for the new go
mines. Although rather running to u 81
gle article that one is 50 common be's.
age on the frontier that it may not he mor
than the usual proportion. The following
the list Of articles required
100 lbs of -four bbls. of whisky. 81 h.
of bacon, 40 gallons of whisky. 100 lbs
vension, 10 demijohns of whisky, 2 boxer
dried behring's, | Dbl. Of whisky, Dbl %
crackers, Is gallons of whiskey, 3 bbIs. "
pickles; ! Dbl. Of whskey, and II quar-
mugs. A little more whisky may be neces-a
ry, but the other articles will hold out II H.
man is not tremendous eater.
GTRAYED OK STOLEN, from the sub.crite'
- near Crabb's Mill, about six miles from A!ei
sndria, on the line Of the Alexandria. LouI'o
aud Hampshire Railroad, on Thursday night Ia
blood bay HORSE, ten or eleven years OIL
black mans and tail, no shoes on the hind fey
with little white spot on the left shoulder. -
give liberal reward to any person who vii! q.
turn the Horse to me, at Crabb's Mill, or such D.
formation as will enable me 10 recover him
MICHAEL TONER
Fairfax County. js 22-eo3t.
GTRAYBD OR STOLEN, on the night Of ne
- sth June from my home NJ Bloomfield, -
doun county, Va, u small BAY MARE, uhoal
years DID, with small lump on the right -Iie
the recovery Of which will satisfy any one y
will inform me Of the same, or information - 10
can get her. L. NJ MONROE
Loudoun county, je 2O--eo3tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

Majority against Government l3
Mr. Gladstone and Messrs Roebuck and
Lindsay voted with the Government. Only
sixteen members out OF the six hundred and
titty-t0ur were absent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

The London Times correspondent: at Wen
ma says that the official Austrian bulletin of
the battle Of Magenta had produced an in
descrb able effect in that capital For the
moment, says the correspondent, the public
appeared to be stunned. Military men are
indignant that the finest army Austria ever
possessed should have been intrusted to
such bungler rs Count Gyulai appears to
be.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says that the latest accounts from 1t
ally state that both the allied and Austrian
armies are preparing Tor another general Ell
gagemcnt.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says "The great honors conferred
on Gen. Mcmahon, now II Marshal Of France
and Duke Of Magenta, prove how great were
the services he must have rendered, and how
terrible the danger from which he rescued
the Imperial Guard. fit be true tina: the
Emperor was actually in the midst of the
Guard when almost hemmed in by the Aus
TRANS, the force Of the words attributed to the
Empress that General Mcmahon
had saved the army will be fully and deep
liz felt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-24

PRocLAMArIoN.-The following is sum
mary of the proclamation addressed by the
King of Sardinia to the Lombards:
VICTORIES have brought us to Milan, and
Your good wishes make my Government the
stronger Our independence being secured
a regime both liberal and durable will be es
tablished. Every one has made great sacri-
fees to support our army and our volunteers
Italians have given proof Of their worth. and
have gained the victory. The Emperor, our
generous ally the heir to the name and the
genius of Napoleon, has been willing to COM
mand hs heroic army to liberate Italy
Second on the battle field his magnanimOus
intentions and show yourselves worthy Of
the destinies of new Italy after century Of
suffering YICToK EMANUEL.
MILAN, June 8, 1859"
FRENCH OFFICIAL Account OF THE BAT
TIE OF MAGENTA.-The MOniteur has at
length published a detailed account Of the
passage of the Ticin0 and battle of Magenta.
According to its statements, l25 900 Austri-
ans were in position opposite the Emperor.
on Saturday morning. and the Grenadier di-
vision of the Imperial Guard was compelled
to encounter this disproportionate force
Great energy was displayed; but, as the bull
letin is pleased to say, the loss of the Zou
ayes was only two hundred men. and that
of the Genadiers amounted to the same num-
Der. Marshal McMahOn is said to have Sis
tanned fierce conflict, and to have lost 1900
men, but to have made five thousand prison
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and MelndeOns.

The Piano came 10 hand, in first rate order It'll,
beautiful instruments and no mstske.-Lee & Walker,
Phiiadsiyhia, Pa.
John Levitt, Of Carthage, New York. who has had
o. the Horace Waters Pianos writes folows:-
"A friend Of mine wishes to purchase piano for
her She likes The ono you sod ne Ia December, ls'6
Ny piano Is becoming ropula" ia this Place and II ink
can introduce one or two more they will be more
popular than any other make
We have two Of Waters riaros in use In our Sem
mary OF WATCH has been severely tested fer three
years. testify their good quality and IT,
rahiI.ty. ''-Uaods Gregory. .Hoan, Carroll. Ills.
III. WArE :, Ess.-Dsar sr: Having used one Of
your PAno-F Foote'S for tso years past have found in
Principal B-oo.iyn Heishts seminary.
The ano Received from you eonttnuesto give sat
isf ron. regard it .! thu best Instruments in
the pl4se. '-Jamts l.. ctarke, Chariss,oa, IA.
.'ihs NcIcdson has safely arrived l feel os ged to
you for yo,.r libel discount will do all for you
in the &c parts Rec =. .HcC0rmiek, Yarges cieS c.
"The rlano va. a,y received. IL came In excellent
condition. and Is very much admired ~ my numerous
family. Accept my thanks Ier your, nrorithsss -
Your Piano pi"ase- Us we'll itisthe est one IN our
County. - homGs 4. La.sam. cams.hoa, "a.
we are very much Obliged to you for having s~nt
such fine Instrument for $50. and shall pains
to recommend It. "-Biaak, Hetf& Co, Bufaio Dem.
"The Horace Waters Pianos ARE known AZ among the
very test We are enabled to speak these instruments
WITH conhashce, from personal knowiedgc of their
eelient tone and durable quality ~. y. Epaac eiss.
We can speak of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge being of the very
best quality ."-Christias In.,liiVtneer.
IN othHg at tie State Fair displayed greater excel
lenoe IN any department than the Horace Waters ri-
amos. - Chu,cbmda.
''Ih- Horace Hatere Pianos are built 81 the hest md
most thoroughly seasoned material We have DOUBT
tha'buyers do well, perhap. letter At th. than
At any other house In the Union ~ fdroea,e Jouri
Waters Ptaos aud Melodsons challenge compari.
SOL with the nues' asd" anywhere in the cosntrys'-
Home Journal.
Horace Waters fia1a-Fortes are Of fun, rich and
even f9He, aud PoH erful -Ssr York Masieai Rerssn
'eur friends will fad at Mr. Waters store the very
hest assortment OF Pianos to he found in the United
states, and urge southern and western friend.
to Civ. him call whenever they 20 to New YORK ~
Grahnm's Magazine.
NaIerooms 1913 Brond way. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
The sabbath-SchooI He'll.

~ I'M, aa,ilsNt'nn OF choice hymns and .,,. ,
solos due,s 80 carefully and simply a,range =
orp,r 'fi"s, semi -choruses and charns@s
900 hym y, or piano. This book centaio,. anu .of
for sabbath and i on. Of the csi,eetians
lars per hn ndreI ever ',sue'0 Price l2 cents dol
the large nna per hundred. postage ssM.. an
found Kind !. a,a o. new and popular tunes may ~
some Az ANA God is There, These w.r. o'ss iran
day School children and teachers at The M
Lsnr, aaa a 'ane ua ,a, :, tesshe.
were highly sppreeI sstnains q Brooklyn n W az
b.e nav been soid within nise.s thousand CO
York and into some Of largest shoss sa,
Dr. iiattons Dr.. s;i,1a,as the nater Dr. TynS
scrh " HORACE wATERse s.,
W3 Broadway, Ne. yort
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

WESTERN LASDs.-Prof. Henry, Of
the Smithsonian Institute, says that all
the land, after going hundred and Fifty
miles West of the Missouri river. from
Lake Winnebago, in the North, to the
Gulf Of Mexico, in the South, is of little
agricultural value excepting about one
hundred aud City or two hundred miles
in width on the Pacific The reason is
that the moisture OF the air coming from
the Pacific ocean Eastward i. absorbed
by the mountain ranges. Itwyu'd seem
therefore, that there is another current
Of air in the more Northern latitude OF
the Union, which supplies the moisture
to the States On that side OF the Missouri
Iowa, therefore, aad Missouri. form the
most desirable States on TIC west of the
Mississippi, anil LOVE-, b. n fire State,
has the preference.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

Ia becoming Christians, though We
love some persons more than We did, let
US love none less.
NJ No poulsice has ever been discov-
cred that draws out mans virtues so
fully as the sod which covers his grave.
~ 1t is not sufficient for Legislators
to eI>sc the avenues 70 crime, they should
open those which lead to virtue.
! ~ re is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is more excellent
who can suit his temper to any circum-
stances.
~ He who gives pleasure meets
with it,. Kindness is the bond of frien-
ship, and hook of love; he who SONS not,
reaps not. .-.~--A- l- .>.. " H. .- ~
When you negotiate for house having
all the modern Improvements, you will
generally find that a mortgage 10 one Of
them.
! IF thou would converse proftably,
thou must endeavor to be among those
that either may De made better, or else
make thee better.
That man is unstable who allows trihes
to worry him. There are u great many
such Whence is it? The unstable char
acter OF our false civilization -@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

An artesian we'll is being bored at Co,
lumbus, Ohio. Workmen have already
attained to depth Of 2,o56 feet-thc
course at present lying Though solid
rock, at an advance of from four to six
feet daily; and what is singular, the bor
ing. one day, may be through lime stone,
on the next, sand stone, and Oh tho fol
lowing day, lime stone again
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
sabbath school Books Published by this
House.

The AnnivsrElry and Sunday School Music Book, No.
l. contains ~ tunes md hymns; Price cents each,
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
School Music Book No. = contains 81 and
price cents each. dol. per hundred. The annivcr
sary and Sunday School Music Book, No. 2, contains
GO tunes and hymns: price AGENTS. each dol per hund
The Anniversary and sunday School Muse Book, Nc.
T. ready; contIins 10 tnnes and hymns; price
e.--'a -arh - d.ii per hundred. The Anniversary
and Sunday School Music Book, combining Nos. and
p with several additional pieces. contains 5 and
hymns; price cents each, dois. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Mnsic Book, Mas and 2 4: No. 1 con-
tains l. tunes and hymns price cent; No contains
B time. aid ymns; price cents each, dolls. 100.
postage cent each. TIE Ssttth-Schoa BELL con-
gsirs Isl tunes and hyus: price II EACH sdoils
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly nd,
~ each Is dollars per hu ndrca. CoEg egation,
stngng-an eight page tractrce g cts per dozen, Is
dollars per hundred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

A beegaT importuned a lady for aims;
she gave him shilling. Good bless your
ladyship!' said he, "this will prevent me
from executing my resolution" The Ia.
dy alarmed, and thinking he medi,ated
suicide, asked him what he meant. "Ala.,
madam said he. "hus fo- this shilling |
should be obliged to 80 to work"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

Time wears slippers Of list, and his
tread is noiseless. The days come softly
down one after another; they creep ia a.,
the windows; their fresh morning air is
grateful to the lips that par, for it; their
fresh music is sweet to cars that listen
for 1t; until before We know it a Who'll.
life OF days has possession OF the citadel.
and time has taken US fir his own.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

The attract,veness of subject mainly
depends on the nature Of the brain be
hind the eyes which look at it,
Sweep first before your own door, be.
fore you sweep before your neigLbors.
Let the society thou frequentest be
like oompsny OF bees gathered together
to make honey, and not wasps, which do
nothing but hum, devour and sting.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

AGREAT CRY OF THE EAp.-Green-
wood cemetery, near New York city,
wa. founded in June, 1910, ard from
that month up to the sd ui,imo, oG, 04O
bodies have taken up thier residence in
the silent city, Greenwood will in the
end, outstrip New York, and ere many
years will count its dead BY millions
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

aas"Ihe Richmond Enquirer continue,
ITS assaults upon Senator Douglas for the
Harper's Magazine article, rs "a short
cut to al! the ends of Black Republican.
ism"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers o0"1uS 1A0SA'AA~'
FIFTY DOLLARS
IIAv1NG completed and occupied our grea.
III FicProof Manufaetors- most per'e',
mach ne shop in the world--we have sighahzcd
the event by producing A new Family sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements At
the very low price OF s.=r'
'..' E FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pubic
without indiccn,sE II. 1r excuse for buying any Of
the inferior iohchin which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will henyciorti become IN
possible 4 very large reduction has been n 'de
in the prices of all "f a. .'~.*
sINGER'S STANDARD MACHINES
for manuiac sutng purposes, which are well
known h. be without my successful RIVAL IN ti'
market. Mrch has recently been published IN
re gard 10 various stitches made Iy sewing ma
chimes. We viii take IL for granted that all the
world know, the fact, at Singers Machine
make the best stitch ever invented, and do 1t L
the best style.
2sg-Send for copy of L. H. Singer T. Cos
Gazette which contains full Information ahou'
prices sizes etc, of sewing machines, and rtN De
sun, lied grat;.. J. NJ SINGER & co,
Jan -. 1859: ass Broedray Nae York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

rrFToN1sO
r.sonei, Nsreansns All Dsstne~s Mems
co:I-L,DGT !
S;txatd: Corner Of 5tA asd Brady .ss.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
= Founded b. Dasis , TipIcr, April 1889. .~
!. 3. TIPTON, rrincfpai and Proprietor.
Hon John p. Cook, Rev. Fl: n: Pewsr.DD
4. Wood : ard Esq IA. Wupp.rmanp
wiIIism Alien, E.q N. b. Bufor,. Eso
n. & G pa,s.n Esq Hss,y BE, q Esq
n I,Le. EYq y. N Richardson. ESQ.
j Nm I; A. + r cHsa. Esq /. / A.skIo,, E.q
rm. !. rev the larse.. and most thorough In,ti,u.
ton in The West. for the p,cter education OF young
msn rg,a sYas, Of competence teach.rais constantly
employed here The Lecturers the moot scieu,f.
hy WurnrvEsRESCEs:-Tu EsrK. Euasrss co.xr.rrv
and Editorial Cups Of the Cities Of Davenport. Rock
Island and Peoria -
mating II this College, they win obtain very npornn
advantages the graduates u Any other CONNER.
cinl institution in the country. The Course Of Study
both foreign and domestic business and en-
braces Matter II Practice in Commercial Science anA
Ar--shoIiy Unsnown ~ common tsachers--~f.cL,t
Is Jvioas win greatly enhance his chances of esss
in business. .-#a.a ..s. =. s.. ....- a. .-..-
SpysceKIAS PENN SsMP--the most beautiful system
in the worlds taught at the College in all its forms
both practical and ornamental good Busnes IS Hand
Writing /. guaranteed to all who complete the course
here. 49,. g,s s#.-s - -tEa
beautifully Engraved Observation-Disclosures On
hank paper. which the posscssor fold IN and
,,ace in his port monnaies awarded each graduate
This is poye and unique feature never before intro
| dnced in.a College. .s.
Tuition $40, payable invariably in advance, cnti-
ting the applicant to Life Scholarship, which will
also be good at Davis Commercial College, at Peo-
| ria. Sons Of Cergyu half price .... "
Separate instruction given in Penmanship.
Blu sinass men and friends Of education are respeet.
fully invited to call. for circulars, containing fui il
| formation. please enclose two postage stamps.
| Address, re y. 8. Upton,
| May 81, 1859 Davenport, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

A physician in Louisville has discoy
cred that by living principally on butter
milk, human being may pro'ong exis.
tence to the period Of two hundred years
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

"MRs. sMirH, did You say, in the
hearing of my little girl. that was n
great rusty cat - "No, my dear Mrs
Jones; | said you werea grcat aristoc rat"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

The Dubuque Herald says the corn
crop IN that par, of the State is total
failure, having been killed by the fros.
On the night of the LIST inst.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
BRYANT, BELL r STATIONS
COM MEKCIAL COLLEGE.
Orig inal Nnfice
orig mai Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, Cedar cou,., n,
cEDAE COUNTY. S. trict cour, tItaI.r

O'as maj SOtiCts
KIM % - Il of iosat g. tedar county lis
Term A. H. 1850
William II. Tgthll "a. David Hcselge .ser. Adj.
minstIator Of the estate Of Jesse Brip yh,m do
ceased. John Nelson bingham Ellen Bring
= IN, EInelIne Bringham, Jane BringJtam Jesse
Clark bingham, and Friend Bringham. heirs =,
law OF sail Jesse Brngham deceased
To JoHs NELSON REISGuAM ELLEN BBIseu.n
EAELlNE BRIHGHAa. JANE BRIsGuAa J.ssr
CLARK BRI>nH.M, AMI FRIEND RaIsGHaa heir,
At law of Jesse Bringham deceased:
ioa and each Of you are hereby notified thu.
on the 25th day Of March, A. H. 1859, tber. vas
flied in tao Office of tie Clerk of the bist,ic,
Court IN Cedar county, petition of William A.
Iuthiil claiming Of tic estate Of Jesse Brinrbam
the sum Of three hundred and ten dollors ~
money due aim on certain Judgment rendered
against said lessee Brinsham then in full life1
at the september term A. d. 1850 of the Di.tri,t
Court aforesaid, for the sum Of one hundred md
ninety "a 100 dollars, in favor OF said plain
til a. administrator ne tonis nan Of the estate OF
John Nhittelsey deceased, which Judgment, IL
unpa and dissatisfied. and THAT unless YOU an
pear and answer thereto on or bcf no the first dsy
OF said Court. 10 vii: October 10th. 1859 lady.
ment viii be rendered against you thereof
WM. III. 1JfTtIIlI
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Il or Sale.

'l'EA ACRES Of Land. eighty rods east Of III
town OF Upton. II will be sold in lot. o
{. PIArr, Esq, or s. S. DANIELS.
Upton, March 20. 1ln y ROY&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

n1-T The natural right Of mankind is
liberty "a word which few seem 70 under
stand which many pbuse
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

rA- Wanted to know--the name Of
the tune which was played upon the feel,
ings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Mississippi and Missou~; u -

{ ~SSGS "a tx,
and after Monday April Isl Is,a -,
~ untll further notice trains willteaYs Inv ,'na
port Tor hnscatine Iowa City and Co,umbus o..
sundays excepted az oli,ws:
LIST Express train at .
trans leave Iowa City as follows: a. a.
lst Express Train at ~ ;,
Mall train leave Washington at o..o - ~, ~
L.aye Maseatine Junction, for Musca,;ne.
Isl Mail train at me:
Sd Express Train at on =. n
For Iowa CITY, o'oo L. d.
ast fAlress train Vt +. lo.,n A. :.
IRAN. leave Davenport for Chicago a. a. u -,
a. NJ and 6.2j =. NJ AZ iV.l0
fassngers going west make direct co,naa.,
west. ss"ioT al points
INV morning train going east connects
eA'o JUNCTION. with the Michigan Son,ha AZ oHt'
ethooh liain; passengers thereby save iii ~, W
connections made Mt Mnscatine with H. w. nclay.
PACKETS Tor Burlington, keoknk, 81. Icn,s guar
fasseag.rs gong east make direct can ~:
~ nock Island Nth the Chicago and Poi ZION,
4; H. trains. for all points east min .aa .siand
cts at Davenport "a 81 Faui pack |
Passengers are reminded OF the ,s.aa...
eshS aistihet directsone as to the d,s,iy "
OF tieif baggage. Also to procure tiers,s hash
taxing tne'r seats in the cars. oe'o'o
"f'A - ''''' VI. TE.cr, Sup. !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

@- The his coat IL the g;fs of Ma.
tnre, but the tailor ys.y often makes a
coat for an ass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24


PIcrvRx.- Aruon .witrpictpEes IN
it, asd room wi,hoatpictures differ by
nearly as fauch as aroom without windows
) Nothing, we think, is MORE melancholy
particularly to psApan who has to lass
much tune in his IsQ, than blank walls
and nothing on the for pictures are
loopholcs Of escape human soul,
leading it to otl,eF1Cs hes III 'etherspherss
I. is such tuinenpfossitls'fe itf to per
son eogaecd iswritisg. and Aa1eading
on looking up, not to havsMs hne OF
vision chopped square of LII "a odious
white wall, but toafind his bel escaping
as it were escaping throuh NE frame Of
an exquisite picture, to other beautiful,
and, perhaps, Idyllic scenes, where the
fancy, for a moment, mar revel, refreshed
, ana deighten. Is it winter inyour world
perhaps it is summer in the picture; what
charming moAentary change end con.
trast! Aud thus pictures are CONSIDERS OF
loneliness; they are windows to the in'
prisoned thought; they are relief to the
jaded mind; they are books; they are his
tories and sermons--whieh can be reae
without tho unable of turning over thu
leaves.--New Hampshire Patriot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
CHAS. 4 W." r. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
III A 4 u w A RE.

Machines, Agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
III AVE in store, and respectfully offer ror,,l.
IL at ST. Louis or Chicago prices, 10 the Trad.
oil at retail, ave
700 kegs nails, (assorted s;zes>
$50 boxes glass, do
$1,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
80 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large sizc.)
5000 # best leather betting. all widths,
!oo doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz, axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
1000 lbs carriage bolts, nuts & washers
% mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with sve4y variety of platform And
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmlih,s and
cooper's FOOLS; honse-hulding and shelf h.rd-
ware, &C., &c. We have the largest and "a,
selected stock Of goods in Iowa. and are h,n,d
- sell atthe lowest rates. Call and SOC IL ~.
are not IN earliest. No. 2. Union Block.
h1o-to Mascatins. Iowa