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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-18

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ceyleBen mi be. Der @ommIdnolnt bon 0u
ulatta erwieOerte ieoo9, pidlDent 9opeS bege
tiur frieOlIAe @elinnunysn, er erDarte Den Is
OF. @clnnIIlI uuO eS ulterlleSe felaem 3DeI@
fell, 6aB imdu lid frleOlid uerelnbare1 Daroe.
Ant Morgen De5 "a Slnuar langte nan
Der 9luncion IN, Dc, Wie man erfube, tid Be
reit5 ein 9an3er SAparm lioamerifdpildet
DlpIonlaten uro geuolmddti9ten uerlamtnelt
bate. Die Sormlidlfelten Der etiquette, bic.
lonlt in Sa0atnerifl unp 3unlal UDm Yrdlioed
ten Qepe5 10 Itren9e beDbahtet peroen, maroen
piesma( bel Der Widti9teit DeS 6alle5 unb Der
Spannuna, nit Oer maa auf ben gluSaan9
.blldte, bel Seite 9eleBt nno Idon am Gage nadl
leiner 4nfanlt maro Commit at Sopttl beHads
riAtist, DaB e8 oeu Prdlinenten bon Pdra8uap
Neranl9en aepdbren wlroe, TIN anl nddlten
Ueoraen unl balb 10 llbr gu enlpfnl5en. Biinfts
lid auf Die Uiinute erldien PEI @ommilldr neblt
|Gommopere Sbubrid u. einem Stab BON neatl
Offsieren in eoler lniform i'm RegierutsSge
bdupe uno wdro lofort in bic erbabeae 9tdbe
pes Yrdlioenten geflbrt. Dieler erbob lid, Ell
nen Sut nit peiBell uno blanen 6eoern untel
Dem Arm, bic oan5e breite Btut mt 5ternen,
Oroen unD Yerbrdmunsen bebedt unO einenl
Baud 10 bid, DaB leine oiniena Seine Sdn5lid.
Dablnter perlhDauoen. Sn lelnem @eliAte
malte ftp eine 9ewi6e BepeSnns luo wdprenS
er feline ameritanil1en Wdlte bSflid, aber Se-
3DunSeu, 8riiBte, preBteu liA letne 9ippen 5as
lammcn uno rihtete Ct nit entldlcnener Miene
leinen Slid auf ben anlerlf. @omlnilldr.
Darauf erfOl9te bic 8orlteIlnn9 uno nd1oeln
SenCr 2cpe5 eIuem iecen Off5ier cine leidte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-18
NerfdmfS 2~Imsei0en.

"A gu Derfaufen.
6#aEI Bier ffsine 6Gufer in Cattle @les, ndte Canton
- MDenae, tnb unet 1nnebmbdren Sebtugunsen ttuig
81 psrtauten. NddlufrGesn BIT Ebeob. S6mtB, SO. CAS-
9Bef-SalrmUrefrdbe, pOtr SET. 9ufHdgeI, SO, $50
Gahern 4Denue, frIbers 80 IfRr. 5MD
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
The ssTry" Company.

A gentleman who was riding in the
oars noticed a bright little fellow, be-
tween five and six years Of age, sitting
with his father aud another, and en-
gagged in the attemp. TO loosen the knot
in a string that bound q small parcel
The knot lad become well compacted,
aud the childs tiny fingers seemed I,
make no impression thereon. The pa
I eDt carncstncss Of tie little Que was
con.rastod with ,hoapparent indifference
Of his parents, who looked on, but made
no attempt to assist him At last the gen
tleman, whose sympatLias with children
were warm, could bear the sight no Ion
ger; SO partly TO rebuke the parents, he
took out his knife, aud handing it TO the
boy, said:
Here, my little fellow, try the virtue
ola siiarp blade You cont unite the
knot
10 his surprise the knife was not taken,
but instead, the cAiid answered with a
smile: 9
q" Please, sir, father don't allow me to
say can't; belong to the Try Compa-
ny"
"Inda,d" s,l the g,nt n IN. as he
drew back his hand, Il never heard of
that company before
"Oh, I've always belonged to it -
haven't fasher?' And the child turn
cd with an expression of loving conf
dence in his face, toward his father.
Hes worthy member of that excel
liant association, SIR" remarked the faith
er, now speaking to the gentleman, aud
smiling in Il pleasant way.
"Ah! l understand you" Light was
breaking in upon his mind. This Is a
part of your discipline. You never per-
mi, your little boy to say cant
Bat Instead, Ill try, sir"
':Exc CLIENT said tie gentleman, tex
callsnt HIRE is the WY that men are
made. Il is the everlasting II can't
that is dwlrfng the energies of thous-
and, upon thousands all over the land.
\ feeble effort is made TO overcome the
difficulty, and then the arms fal! YEARLY,
aad the tax is abard 1acd."
can't is 4 Dad word, and the man or
woman who hns this VI I'd at their
tongues end Whenever auy trifing Oh,
icot presents itse'i, issdte to - ploiding
through the world a when they first be.
ga. with mt any more at the end Of the
journey than there WIS at the commence,
ment Never let your children hear you
say / n't--oever le: them use it, un,
less YOU would have them as drones upon
s,cte:y--a crrsc not blessing. Rather
teach th2;n that ";Acre is not such word
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
aud Meindeons.

"Ths piaao - hand. in frst rate order tits \
beautiful Instrument and no nstaks"Lee & Walker,
john Hewitt, q Cat;ha-c, New York, who has had
5sr q TIN" Horace tiers Pianos writes As f3ows:
A ferd 81 na.Te ~5sha. to purchase a piano for
her. She likes the yen sold ne Ia Deeenb,r 1856
~ piano u oe@o11Ar popular in this place. and tk
can ln.f"@aee enc or w. more they will he more
We have tHa e Waters Pianos il Use in our Sem
mary, IN" q which has been severely tested for tn 90
raniIy.'' Wool s Grsgore. Noun CarroH ms
al. W.rEss Es2.--bsar Sir: Havfne used one #
your Piano fortes Tor TIVE past, have fnupl in
pr.nftpot Broo tlya HtisAt. sensa'cy.
THE APO frec@i' Ell frou, aa continues give sat
the pace. ''--.Iamrs l.. CLARKE. Charleston "a.
ms as,sa;on ~ safely arrived, t.si obliged to
,'n Ter your LIBERAL disco antwll Do all for you
in Ties" eEts J. lie cormtcs, YarqesrjiI.,sC.
Tn PIA29 was daily received. II came ia xeellent
condition. ard IL very mech admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks faT your prom p.ness.''-
Robert Cooper, y arrsnAat, Gradford faunt4. pa
Your Piano pleases well. 1t IL the best oie In cur
eonnkF. "-1hom9s. 4. Lataam, Cambeuon, ia,
''A are very much Obliged to you for having cent
sucl fine instrument for SEQ We shall taxi uaiae
to recommend Il. '-BtaHt, H,ld & Co.. BsGa,o irra
The Horace Waters Pianos know ~ among the
very best arc enabled to SPEAK Of these instrument
with confidence. fr1m personal knowledge of their eA-
eclient tone aad durable " r. Eeangelist.
we can speak Of the merits of lie Horace Waters
fiahos from personal knowledge being Of tie very
hest quality. - chrtsttcn intsitigsHser.
Nothing 1t the STATE Fair displayed greater excel
AMOS CIurcfaaa.
1.-THE Horace aatere Pianos are built RI the hest and
nots thoroughly seasoned material, We have no doubt
thathuyers can do WE'LL perhaps better at this than
at any other houa- in the Union fdfoeate K y0ar,l
waters Pianos ard aeoieoHs challenge comrari-
sea with the finest made anywhere in the country. -
Home JsHrpaf.
Horace Waters pi4no-Forses are Of full, rich and
tone. and poserful.'-Ncr YORK. aasirai Rerjsr
'-our friends viii find 1T Mr. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to be found In the United
states, and urge southern and western friends
~ n hen tlpu 70 w.
Graaam's Magazine.
NareEnnms 1l.( Bond II ay. Neu Xo.I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

"SuLD' AT HALF PRICE "A shop.
ksep~r in small town in NJ >sachusett-,
marked some hanlkcrchiofs in his win
dow with the tempting words, scNtng at
haJpricc' Shortly after, a lady who
had Ir4I4d with him before, entered Ii.
establishment and having examined the
hanikerchi&fs, inquired The price.
Fifty cents piece, politely replied
,"o shop keeper.
Very well, said the LAZY, you may
DO nc up dozen"
The hanakerchiefs were cut "a and de-
liTcrcd to the lady, who gave the shop
keeper three dollar bill"
Z" Beg pardon, ma 'alu--but l--ah---
told you the handkerehicfs were fifty
cents pioee-that is--ah-siz dolIars
per Dozen
"To be sure, sir, uodeFstand as
much arithmetic as that. Six dollars is
the price; hall of SIX il three--that is
AsIfprieo. | think they are cheap a,
that. Good day, sir
The lady shut tie door. The shop
keeper op@ned his eyes, For four or five
minutes he stood still as stump. lie
gazcd vacautly 4. the window. and then
biting lis lips, and cooring very red, he
gently and solemnly removed the cald
pinned 20 the hanlkercAiefs aud resolved
TO announce no more goods selling at
half price" for he thought that selling
In that way, his profits would not amount
10 a very large sum yearly,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE,

1>HE undersigned have on hand five Of NAN
= Nl,S COMBINED REAPERs 4 MOWERS
- ,a,a .n,lu' winch they viii dispose Of vpsH
ttHH i'As, leos JAA 4 e. 4. VIVA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

4 UNITED South presents to the view
of the civilized world a sublime specta.
elc.-Darenport Democrat and Acps.
A magnificent spectacle, truly. But,
=, he other hand, what miserable, sec
,;oual spectacle ITO the view Of the civ
;,;,cd world" would be a united North.
The uuion of the South, voting the
.Dsnoc.a.ie ticket, has Of course, to =
.f,ostv son Of thunder" nothing Of a
.ectioaaI character about TT l. Reg
ssse-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
sabbath School Books Published by thi.
House.

The hnniy ersary AID sunday School Nuste Book Nc
], contains ~ tunes and hymns: Price cents each
dollars Pc hundred, The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book, No 2 contains IS tunes and HYMNS:
price ) ceris ea@ h. Diet. re, hundred The Anniyar-
sa'5 and sunday school Muse BOOK, No ,, contains
Uu 4ues and hymrs price cents each, dol per hnna
The Anniversary and suniav-Schooi MUSE book No.
!, isrov ready ii contains 10 tunes and hymns: ,ise
cents each, = doll Ter hundred. The Anniversary
ard sunday -cnnel AGsir Book esr7hinin- Nos I ana
:, IN several additional pieces contains - TIM. and
hrmrsi price cents each, d9ts yer hundred The
Revival Penny Music nnnk. Nos. | md =: No ! corr
tHins u tunes and hymns. price cent NJ. cauta
~ tunes ahd hrmHs; price EACH dols. per 100:
postage one cent each. The saHat School Del con-
tains Isl tunes aud hymns: price ~ cents eaeL ados
per hundred, i5EiaEe two ceas e4ch elegantly bound
~ cents each, II dollars per hundred.
singins-an eight Page ractric= IS per dozen, Is
dollars per hundred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
puIIA DELPHIA.

4 gsnsrekeat Institution. established ~ spceiaf e
dommcat fer the reief IF the sick and distressed,
afflicted acith Firn.eat AID Epidcaie diseases. e.
y HE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the avn
destruction cfhunan life, caused by sexual Diseases
several years 20 directed their Consulting surgeon
TO open Dispensary for the treatment OF ths ciass OF
diseases. in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, Wita
description of their condition. (age occupat on ha1its
of life. &C. and in Of extreme poverty, 10 INN
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors or tina Association, in Their late annaa
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which attended the ibors Of their surgeons In the
cure of Spermatorrhna, Seminal Weakness, Gonefr~
knu. elect, Syphilis. the vice of Onansn or seif
Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys and Badaer &c, ana
order continuance OF the plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report on Sperrnatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness. the vice of Onaism, Mast nrbaon. or SELF
Abuse and other diseases of the sexal organs. by the
Consulting Surgeon will he sent hy mail On sealed
enye!ope.) FREE OF CHARGE, receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage Address. for report or treatment
DIR. j. SkInLIN IioJdIlToN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard association. No. South Ninth Street, Phladei'
| phia, Pa. ll:iyI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

AEJ SHEET Music. from all the rutl ~
ers in the L. BeFtini's, Huutiu's md
II ~ AodHra School. and all kinds Of instr,Ir
ton books for the above instruments; Church MusS.
Books; Music elegantly bound Music Parer and ali
kinds o. Music Merchandise. ut the Low EST RATES
NG" PIANOS. at SIS, SEQ, s@2a $50. and m tn
$500 second Hand Pianos from S25 NJ to = 1850 New
Melodeon. So, $50, So. siGo and un to s2ae: Soc.
oEd mana Ael'Heons from $50 to so; Alexandra Or.
gans, with fYe stops. loo, nine s.5,,. IL, ara 30, -
teen stops 2'' 25 and 800, fifteen stops $50 nd avs:
Alexandra Organ Accordeens--A new INSTRUMENT Ius
to Clergym Churches. SABBATH Schools Srmnar5as
and Teachers. The Trade supplied a, the usual trad
discounts, - ~ ~ ''''"S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

Us Miles West of the Mississippi
az AND AFTER MONDAY, August %. 1859
- ana until further notice trans will run m
tolloWs:. " 'N"
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Chicago, Wells ST. Depot 900 An.
Leave Clinton, In3rs
Arrive at Cedar Rapids sI,r
NIGHT THAN
leave lhieago, Wells S.. Depot BOOM
Leave Clinton, 100
'' ~ 'eaar hapids, 2.4oP.M.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL IRAIN-leave Cedar Rapids 5l5A.x.
Arrive at Clinton, $50 An
=, Arrive at Chicago, 445rn
NIGHT IRAlN-Leayc Cedar Rapids ~ 90
Arrive at Clinton, CORN
Arrive at Chicago 3OOAn
AT Dewitt with stages for Davenport Naouoke
ia and Amamoso.
AT Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto. ii,
TON, Meehanicsville, Mt. Vernon and Cedar Ran
ids. ~""' As-P
Freight trains leave daily.
Inc shortest cheapest and most eypedtiou
route from ce.tral Iowa to Chicago. or sny poin
east. ' f"
5as'-A An agent will he at the depot in Fulton "a
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road. which
VIII be conveyed across the river free Of cisrx,.
Freight Trains leave daily.
-, Al. SMITH, Eng. and Super MT ends,t.
!. N. HAN, General Fr't and Ticket Agent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
Singers Sewing Machine.
(oyER ToGLISsoS e STORE,


FIFTY DOLLARS
HAVING completed and occupied our great
1 i Fre~Proof Manulactory--the most perfect
machine shop in the world--we have signalizcd
tie event by producing new Family Sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements, at
the very lsw price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pablo
without induccment or excuse for buying any OF
the inferior fuarhin $ which infringe our pat
cnts. Competition VIII hcnccforth become i'm
possible. A very large reduction has been in"de
in the prices Of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MAGIFiSES
for manufac Earring purposes, which are well
known to be without any successful rival in the
market. Much has recently been published in
regard to various stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We VIII take it for granted that all the
world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
make the beat stitch ever invented aud DO it in
the best style.
-3~~end for a COPY Of IL S.agcr +. Co.'S
Gazette which contains full information about
prices siz"s ETC. Of sew ing machines, aud nil b
snprlied gratis, |. NJ. SINGER d CO.
Jan. 20, 1853: as Ercaaicay Nor York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
Horace Waters, As't.
333 Bread ray, New York.
iJubllsbrr Of Hlusir, nlusir Books

AND DEALER n
Pianos. .Hs'o9foas, .7icraadre Crgsss orr,, s..,x
afeh$; .aarun 'e1e3rafsd ard other Guitars, Ifo-
has, piohHreitos. .fecordeoas. F3s.ipas E7ut,,
FFss. C!ar'onetts, Triaasics. Yrniag Forks Pines
ana Hammers, Pioia Bors. Best Hafias str,eps
B-ass fnsfrnaeRtF fer basds. Plane Stools ind
S..... md ~ ..a-s &C iL.s..L I. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08
sign Of 4 PfO>Gernns Farme..

When lights are seen burning In his
house before the break OF day, in winter
especially, it shows that the day will
never break on the breaking in Of the
winter Of adversely
When yon see hi5 barn larger then his
house, it shows that he will have large
profits and small aifi .ctioDs.
When you see him drive his work. in
stead of his work driving him, it SHOWS
that he will never be driven from good
resolutions, AMI that he will certainly
work his Nay 10 prosperity.
Whom You sae in his house, more
lamps for burning lard or grease, than
caa llesticG< for more expensive purpas.
e., It shows that economy il lighting his
way to happiness and plenty with tat
light VI CD should Ell. ghten every
farm II in the world
When he has i house separate from the
main bull Ing pnrpos y for ashes, and
an iron or tn vessel to transport them, It
shows that h never b4iIt his DIV .llpg
for funeral pl' for his family, aud per
haps himself.
WA"a lis hrs pea i, boarded inside
aad OUTSIDE 1t shows that he IL going
tie whole hog, in keeping plenty inside
his house AMI poverty out.
When his sled is safely housed in
Summer, aud his farming implements
covered bJth winter aud sumner, it
plainly Shows that he VIII have a good
house over his head 10 the summer Of
early life, and the winter Of old age.
When his cattle are properly shielded
and f d in winter, it evidences that he is
acting accprdin- 10 Scripture, which says
tina. .. m>rcifui nan is mercitul to his
beast
When he is s2,n subscribing for a
n wsPo pr, ana la,in2 for it in advance,
i: shows thnt he is speaking like a book
raspectjnr the test improvement in ag-
ricult0re, and that lie wi! never get his
walking papers to the land Of poverty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-08

and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order TO
get the styles, and tis well known fact that his
prices are always IL Iow IS nc Lowest.
All Goods warranted 10 give entire Satisfaction
Please call ard examine our Goods whether ven
want % Guy or not we want yoar opinion Of them
We charge nothing for showing our Cooas int
take rlea in doing 50. CiA'S SHETLAND.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17
THE GLOBE,
The Official Paper Of Congress.

I SHALL publish the DAILY GLOBE and the
i CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE and APPENDIX during
the next session Of Congress. The Daily Globe
viii contain a report of the debates in both
branches of Congress, as taken down by report
ers equal, at least, to any corps of any short
hand writers in this or any country. When the
debates of day do not make more than forty
five columns. they shall appear in the Daily
Globe of the next morning, which will contain
also the news of the day, together with such
editorial articles as may be suggested by pas
sing events. fs ~ ~ ,4lL
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will
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revised by the speakers, the Messages of the
President Of the United States, the annual re-
ports of the heads of the Executive Departments
the reports Of the Committees of Congress on
important subjects of general interest, the laws
passed during the session, and copious indexes
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100 and 1900 pages. 1t is believed that no
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Last year ] advertised in the Daily Globe fol
| six months and in about one hundred other
newspapers in the United States reward Of
$2l5, to be paid to any person who would pro-
puee beck published at so low rate, and none
was produced. The large number of copies
subscribed for by Congress, enables me to afford
the debates TO subscribers so cheap.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix pass
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provided for by joint resolution of Congress
passed 9th August, 1859.
TERMS:
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The Congressional Globe and Appendix will
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WHO may subscribe aftcr the session commences
but if the first edition shall have been exhausted
before the subscription money is received,
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pay foreapense of putting the plates on press.
Subscription should reach me as early as the
first week in December, to insure complete
copies at the prices advertised above
JOHN G. RIVES.
Washington, Oct. l2, 1858, 4if H.f
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17
Reasons for taking the Dubuque Express
Ns and Herald.

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Us and Herald.
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forward subscriptions, to whom money can be
paid or forwarded to the Proprietors.
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Dubuque, Iowa.
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