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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-01

MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH
WITH THE 1NVIGORATFR. AM
ALLOW BOTH TOGETHER,
Price One Dollar per Bottle,
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Sbipping.
For CURA

LII FOR CUBA.
- The new brig =; Trayers, master, with fine State
~ 2h instant to port on the South side Cuba
% '''-'''' TRAVERS & MITCHELIfp, pS
dlglw 2Spear's wharf.
65s5544 FOR BREMEN.
IS The \ Bremen ship FERDINAND" Buerdck,
freight or passage, apply to
dl2 u corner OF Lombard street and Cheapside'
.e594 FOR RIO DE JANIERO.
Ihe bark t 1LAPWING" Capt Thos Kelly will be
on tne Ilth instant For passage, having hand
daft HUGH JENKINS & co,
ss.4t FOR LONDON.
- The l, as per Lloyds, Danish schooner ssJUNon
capt Pedorsen will have quick dispatch For freight apply
n29tf rs ME SnitS 4 g Wharf
r5s555t FOR MARSEILLES.
zs A small vessel will be despatched as above if sufH
.,,., HEsLEN & ROGERS,
s4 u N W. corner Pratt Gay streets.
x3q+ FOR WASHINGTON, n. G.
- The packet schooner "IRIS,n Capt Alfred Cook
Snd @ Hs Tsgh to rday0 the 10th instant
dl5-tf JAS. CORNER SONS.
.tE%5 FOR APPALACHICOLA.
#5ds The Io fast .i2ilog ship IoNAN Capt Joseph
SaiGray tb instant Ere eg a as aooye, and will sail on
ms.s " '1 TIES HEs% Z &ajs'EES 6S sRRs$s0
.sss@S FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
StSaSCHANTS LINE.-TO SAIL WEEKLY regu-
lar clipper schooner MARYLAND" Capt PsttisoT hav-
Will sail Vita i n9r cargo engaged and going on board,
CHARLES PENDERGAsT,
r All charges paid on goods shipped bV this Ma1 md
goods sent address Will free Of eo4m 4
M BIShippers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY P RUSSELL ESQ., Agent in Charleston. T. dis P If
a9gg+; MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
~ q LlS NI5G OF PACKETS FOB " WILMINGTON y c.
b baS al Gnpper schooner STA A. Mitchell,
For freight or passage agglyto .
mssioG and all charges thereon promptly paid 'ODl
1e SEFFs NRs@sf sSpd duplicate receipts and adj
Messrs T G. 4 B. G. WORTH,Agentsn Wilmington. daft
.esz5k FOR RICHMOND DIRECT.-To sail on
Captain Robt Phillips The schooner is now Ioad6g and
will sail as above For terms Of freight apply to
dI9 Ina Enc n. 3 2 s s51T9E Wharf
49, FOR BOSTON.
- 70 SAIL WITH DiSPATCH.-Th fine Al fast sail
ker Jr master will load for the above port, and having
part OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch Fo
$50, JOHN HENDERSON & CO,
| G0-t cor. Commerce and Pratt SITS.
.eE+s4 FOR NEW RLEANS.-OESPATCE
s4s In E-Loads up townThe regular packet schoone
ION Az SGTr @ now loading for the aboy
quick despatch For balance of freight passage amply
nI2u ~ W. corner Fratt and Gay SITS.
sS#A NEW ORLEANS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knd JACKETS
6EtEft 4. MILLER S $ai5;
These vessels are ali Of superior class and insure at tn
By IN ad iRd Fs
pacy too OF the above vessels in such will afford grea
appyto John HENDERSON CO.
GEO W HYNsON Co. Agents. New Orleans Ge viii for
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STEAMSHIPS.
9apsr Yanging anh Upholstery

CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS and MATING, comprising Royal
velyets, Tapestry, Brussels, ThreePys lnErans and
.ssS AT WHICH viii FS;iTb15 IEfsss
w No. 22O BALTIMORE STREET,
Invites the attention purchasers to his very extensive
UPHo1s s5ISk e GOODS,
FGsH hRdi GqEEAE rfE22R E CLOTHS
Embroidered Cloth Piano and SS Ts6e COVERS
Hd RsR c9TRs in GSr silk ysedySh
DAP PER HAN GIN CT
HOWELL & BROTHERS,
Would the attention wholesale buyers and the public
generally to PER ffpEElGKE S H8y&lsNG1NGs,
different grades high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying to sell again. as well as those wanting Pa
orders country pom lily att nded to- ~
7 ACE CURTAINS LACE CURTAINS II
MUSLIN CURTAINS
22oBALT! MORE 1i STREET i NEAR CHARLES,
Has aiE6 T. stock Of
cG cAHoF1E 8sA&S d
His assortment now better than was ever offered in this
Also, large stock OF
IN " S H AID f g,
Gilt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted, Transparent &c, foe
| Cambria.
| All widths and colors OF
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS.
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order
A well selected stock OF
P 7 Z K Fl n & G S,
Now receiving from the celebrated
l. FRENCH, ENGLISH d AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
His stock includes all the different qualities and Styles
from the cheapest and panes TO the richest and enables
him to suit taste
A fine selection of FIRE BOARDS on hand.
~ Town and country orders promptly attended to.
mhl2tfrlw
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Steamboats,.

HaIE-N FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
49, = MN{0iNR, THREE TINES WEEK
me steamers BELNlDERE and GEO PEABODY ara nory
leaving every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
at3O'clOck tor the above places 'U"S A''einooiis
Freight received daily
datiOnS. 0 'O'l accohmo
For freight or passage Apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr Agent
u 9 o. Light street harf
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f0r SUE. frEiabt Of Gbartfr.

xss4 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
hand to 60 on board at once Quick dGTgaeh given
dl5f corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
10 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
On IA soRthgrn port Good rates and e2rgq ready to go
dlt-a II Smiths wharf.
.eZsz WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
s6NEW ORLEANS Good rates and quick despatch
dll If n W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
,g9EE+4S WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
~ MOBILE Good rates and 2gG deigetsh given
dl4u n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
1sssa FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
Jos tons burhen Size wecoppered and perfect
for West India or other foreign voyage Apply TO-
dl8lot No GO Pratt Pratt Street
s4 FOR SALE.-The good schooner FSUM-
1 a he Noh crna st cS2fe S 5 T9 afaP
grain. will sell he's low yearly application to 49,
DIFF Spears wharf.
.<45ss FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The splendid new brig Travers master;
Ggsiyto ' " TRAVER$I %si M II E Voyage
d2-tf No Spears wharf.
.el.5s4s WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A vessel
<zST55zasto load for the South. Apply to
nl2t corner of Smiths wharf and Pratt Street
- FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Ship
Aseas DAVID STEWART Prentiss, master, ready for
i. h. BRAJNS a Co,
n9f corner Lombard street and Cheapside.
-zsat FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sssss6new clipper brig "a. B. PATTERSON" Capt VIM
H. Knight Capacity 2,30O bhs. Apply to
TRAVERS Il MITCHELL,
oI2u No Spears wharf.
NJ TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
.sszas1 AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Brandywlne Superine
Flour packed in bbs half bbls supplied notice
in shipping order, by JOHN S PRICE,
dlSly 70 South street.
.zsst VESSELS WANTED FOR
- HAVANA.
The undersigned constantly in want of vessels to load
to and from Havana and Matanzas
1890 MORRELL Il RANDALL,
te2a-u 81 Exchange Place
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- - l7l1lllll1I l1lallllll'lI
4ail 40a0s.

La ss5$sss$5 WESTERN
- FARMLAND RAILROAD
c., - WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at 8 30 4 N and AZ D NJ
and l0l5 a. NJ. o'SVo"h Tor Baltimore at
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily nj = !, oo,,ao.s
Win lHl2 tran Waiting for 45 train from BaItiSo0r
~ Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets N l. ti
Monuay, ednesday and Friday. Returnino oterS S'
timore. " " 'le c ~ uaIh from Bal
nv. 9!g:H IRWIN TAYLOR
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WIN. CRAWFOR
b. ggs c. FOR THE
@E=s 4 u n 4 7T7TH ~ FEST AND SDCTI


HzAss = u . - ~ ~ FEST AND SDCTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FLOWS ' III '"'i'' WI" '''' a.
=, teaye Camden Station BatmoreMail Except SUNDAYS
a. 10 a m Express daily at 405 p NJ for IL PA RTS OF
trains go directly through '4' '''''
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the az " trs,.
SetWeen Cunberland and Wheeling tby lying over for Gum
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation Tfain and between
tmore ~ ~ -O' - IA 'i"'n rum Sa'
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at4l5p
and from Frederick at 9 A. ~ " i w.
liE ELItlCOIIS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at D
6l0 p. NJ. ~ S d '''' A. NJ ana
ZOE WASRINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 20 and 90 A. NJ and3 Is and enu
n sundays at 20 NJ only Leaves Washington 70,
= az 90 Oh and 745 NJ and 20 and5 20 P NJ ..
sundays at 30 +. NJ only. The second and third tra7
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second Al
0urth trains from Baltimore and the second and third @
NEsinngton connect it'll trains the Annapolis Road
or tickets OF every kind, Information, &c apply 10
f>"INNb' Agent, or at the Tick Office Camden SttI
- W. Z. SMITH.
:, ror II ,,---,-. Master of Transportation
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RHNWILLIAM F. GETTY,
gaj DEALER IN FOREIGN
&aa2eAS AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
). h. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
. Baltimore,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock of
RRANDIES,
WINES,
-, -, RUM, ETC,
with the assurance om him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices re above the cost II
mdortation. 1890 ~ VIZ ''' II
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.,
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dMints. Hiqnprs. &t.
@R22 YEARS in the TRADE
THOS. THOMPSON,


63 SOUTH GAY STREET,
(RemOUed from q South Sreet)
COMMISSION MERCHANT AN d IMPORTER OF
BRANDIES GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY, JAMAICA RUM
WINES, &c,
We respectfully invites examination of his large stock
il UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSES; and his store
comprising every brand, vintage and grade of Brandt,
&C. pertaining to the business His long experience,
well known superior judgment in all Liquors. gives
him advantages in selections from productions of this
try and foreign countries jusfying him in declaring
purchasers would be consulting their interests largely by
examining TII0S TH0MPSON'S MERCHANDISE
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Constantly receiving Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky
and Maryland WHISTLES from the oldest and most reliable
DIstillers.
~ Goods sold exclusively by the package dO6m
NORDLINGER BROTHERS,
IN IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN PRODUCE,
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS, &c,
No. lO2 LOMBARD STREET, Baltimore,
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SafSH FUN CUbA.
- The new brig -, Travers MASTER with fine State
Room accommodat Ons will be dispatched before SA-
TURDA4, 2ith instant, to port the South side Cuba,
for passage only which will be taken at low rates Apply
to TRAVERS a MITCHELL.
dI9Iw Spears wharf
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
GAIL.
W. GAIL Il AK,
y W. GAIL & AN,
-. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.

IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c
No. rs BARRE STREET,
nlS-tf between Charles and Light streets, Baltimore
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
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j. h. WARNER. Ticket Agent no
La n C PHILADELPHIA

F1TI ,bbAhLTiM0RE RAILROAD
Dr. and after MONDAY October nth Passenger trains o
Fhl4Iaadeipha VIII leave PRESIDENT STREET DFP0!
r. EEF2 HAN Y, af SO A. NJ WAY MAIL 1915
On SUNDAYS at 525 ?. NJ: only. All trains connect wit,
New ! ork Trans except s IS p. NJ, on Saturdays
Freight Train with Passenger Car ATTACHED Ie,yo ~
- p NJ, stopping only at Stemmers Run Chase snd
+. From on ! PHILADELPHIA to baltimore atS5AMlep
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
~, ROAD.
ny leaving IN 10 l5A NJ train will connect vt Wilmington
WIN oS2 r. NJ train or by aving at % p NJ can procI
minRon and 81 rom S9nduct9r spend the night in vii
NOIiCEIAll colored persons, ~1eher bond or free, vii
D 70 DrlnS some response white person r m
any known 70 the undersigned who lbe willing to sim
ponG 10 tee Company, before they viii be taken 49,,
n2l-f WM AwEnpD
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( MsIL-h BALTIMORE AND PHILADFI,
safsa PEIIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
FOR the transportation of Merchandise Produce par
Horses, Carriages, Furniture and Goods of ali sorts
Philadelphia and Baltimore " ''''' '''N 'sA
FOR PHlLADELPHIA-One of the Connpanv'z Sloan,
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily at ococ ar
pie time for the New York Trains a' III NJ
FK 70 HlLADELPHiA-Leavesd daily ut o'clock,
Goods forwarded Immediately with car-frap Of ALI ,a
ior COMMISSION , j. ALEX. SHRIV Err, Agent,
NO; 3 Light street wharf. SaltiIlu,z
,s , a. GROVES, Jr, gent,
O 10 S,,1tb rI, 'I,tsI D..
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the Captain nor the Con-
signees Of the ships ERN ESTINE E. Frerichs master
Bremen will be responsible for any debts contracted by
he of said vessel. nI54w
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IT, OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
Eac{$Ss9ssss-zll STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete running
order are prepared execute every deSrpon az yeI
, nd harbor towing al the shortest notice
The Companys Boats are as follows
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke League
. Steamer LlONESS, Captain A III League
Ihe commanders are experienced and
antee given for the safety of vessels their charge The
rates oil toTage viii be made reasonable further infor
nation apply to the Captains board, or Of agent
1000 WIN. II. BOLTON,
jals-h No, 81 W. Pratt street.
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ma
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals ' 'i'"
For the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce poo,.-
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of ali sorts ~ ages
low @S''' AT Nt'A
Tanshipment, in Is hours, in Iron Steamer With var
tight compartments ''"eAS' WIN "ae'
FOR NEW YORK-A Steamboat leaves Raltir,or,. f,u,
TINS tI Per week EEK from No Light street wharf
FROM new 1Ohh-Steamboat leaves In like manner
No. =. w." ''OiN t'"t'i '''N''
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore New York
commission. " ~ ~
Line.
The safety regularity and dispatch OF ms lne together
with the moderate rates charged II 70 lhe pubc
desirable conveying every description
Freight j. A. SHRIE Err, Agent,
No Light street wharf Baltimore
W. DALZELL, Agent,
Nnrh Pir.n..
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Agent, No. So Exchange Place.
! am prepared to sell the C lowing Phosphate
GUANOS to the trade and farmers.
BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA, 7Gd85 per cent bone
phosphate of Lime.
Also WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLTC.-In consequence
y OF the recent discovery and seizure Havre by the
PTehSh authorities OF large quantity Of INITIATED La
1S OF Messrs Meet Chandon, in Epernay, previous
uelr Shipment to this city, with evident intent to de-
eey we consider it duty caution the public against
such imposition and advise purchasers and
to buy their Champagne Wines OF this brand only from
reliable and respectable houses
We have believe that the imitation of these
Wines going extent but the fictitious arcle
easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
P. TIERNAN Il son,
4 Ehanlnnls -
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E.Ja 5.sssss. FOR THE
at@ sz--ARs-$n WEST, MORT

A1sZAAz-2nc@ WEST, MORT
~ r H EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL r liTwav
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and after NOVEMBER 9th, 1863 trains " IN ,, t
vert Station " 'e"'e III
The Mail Train daily Except Sunday Al 1904 NJ
for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81 I,n
and all parts of the West and Northwest Also for
Buffalo and all parts of tie North and Canada For Fmm
burg, LANCASTER Lebanon, Reading and Pottsve Pa ami
OWN, s Mills, Reisterstown and Manchester, Nd. '
York Accommodation Train, daily Except Sunday at AS
Z. NJ, and from York at 10 A. NJ
EXPRESS TRAIN,
uy at SOO L NJ, for all part of the West and Northwest
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
~ ana ~ NJ, make connections with the trains over
for ttGkkTS and information, apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore " 0' - : '''" Aii'N' ''i'''7f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

-wooing; The Eleusinia; 4 Trip to Cuba: Zelms'
/ Vow; The Murder of lnnoeenss; Ny noable ant
How lie Undid Ne; The Singers; The Professor
At the breakfast Table; Reviews and Literary
Motives; Recent Amer lean Publications; every
line VI which II worthy Of perusal. The Atlantic
ia rapidly growing in favor with all classes o!
readers, ~ hercver known.
The GREAT REruBLI for September, Is ss
hand. This serial is the mammoth among month.
lies. and ito contents are OF the most interestin
character. How such an amount Of excellent
reading can be giyiren sorS3 . year is past our
eomprehension.
HAEpEE's MONTHLY, for September is on our
table. In addition to the usual miscellaneous
conte nts. this number contains long article on
squattsr Sovereignty by stephen A. Douglas.-
We should like to see reply in the same maya
ii {, by the political contrbut to the Atlantic
Monthly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

DR. TuLLoss, being determined to at
tain the highest possible point Of excel
l'nce AS dentist. has concluded TO spend
portion of the coming winter in phiia-
le'phia, posting himself in reference to
Ill the recent Improvements j. his pro-
fes>ion. The DR. has already acquired
the p ,'a,ion of being q FIRST rate work.
nan, aud al who need dental work done
before next Spring. should read his no.
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Tuk "ARrisA, Our rcadcts will he gra.ifed
70 learn that this very excellent Journal of
Am rican and English Patents. Science, Art
pisco,ery Invention, etc, etc, published hy the
American Patent Company. at Cincinnati, Ohio
Is now the Cheapest Scientific md Mechaeicsl
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solved tn II G, the terms Of the "art.an'
10 low that everybody can subscribe for it
We advise all our readers TO send for specimen
eopy. and de ermine for themselves. ahether il
i. un.well worth 81 80 for fiH,-t two papers. II
i. fuIy IN with tn. times in Illustrations. Scien-
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p,ny is u regularly incorporated institution. and
comprise. in its directory soMe II the leading
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selling as well ~ soliciting Patents
ruE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. for september IL -
,ives, containing articles, indicated BY the fol
l,yt g table Of contents, The Life and Work,
Of AIRY sdhener; a Visit to Nsrthas Vineyard
october 10 Msry; osee and So~; rse Minister,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

A DIGEST of the decisions of the SUI
preme Court of the State Of Iowa, BY
Hon. john 4. DILLON, will soon be pub
lshcd by Lusc, Lane 4 Co, of Daven-
port. We have been favored with some
proof sheets, in advance Of publication,
and can recommend it to all, not only for
the natter it will contain but for the
STYLE il which it is got up. 1t will in
c'ude the decisions of all the cases decid-
ed up to the present date All Ewyers
mus. have, and all men sho wish to ac-
quaint themselves with the laws under
Which they liyc, should have it. The
price will not exceed s. per copy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

THE Triton UNION SCHOOL COM
menced the fall term Oh Monday last,
with a full corps of teachers, as follows:
Z. {. NEsrLERoDE, Principal. Mis- +.
KING, Assistant in the High School.
J. W. REEpER, Teacher in the Grammar
School; Miss GILLESPIE of the Second
airy d, partment, and Miss L. WonLISE
of tue Primary. The number Of scholars
il larger than at the last term, there be-
ing large number ia attendance from
out Of the District
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

Tue TiproS Library ASSOCIATION
has just received for its library, an add.
ton of some forty volumes. This society
is not making great noise, but is furnish.
ing . large amount Of good readin" :. >,
our citizens. Every man in town shoGld
jv,n the association not only for lis own
good, but for the good Of the young men,
who are not able to buy library for their
own use, Etquire Of 4. Gilbert, a. his
Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

I'D you want something 10 strengthen you p
Do you want rood appetite DO you want 20 build
up your constitution Do You want to feel we'll. Do
you want to get rid Of n1rvou> ess DO you want
ryyf d. you ~,Et To sleep web II Do you want .
brisk and vigorous feeling,
II 20. d. use HseHanJ's Gsrmsr Bittsrs, prepared
by Dr. {. NJ Jackson. 4ls Ar street, Philadelphia,
Pa and soii by druggists and soreke~pers
the United states, Canadas West Indies, and South
America. 1t IS &c Is per bottle.
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SAVING AND ;RINnINe:

A L. THOSE Ia want OF either Of the above
~ can be accommodated ny calling on the I'M.
dersiEned Attic Forest Milla. Gate Parks l. Full.
~idcrt.) where II can be had OF short notice; and
those from distance may Depend on getting
thsir grinding With them on Tuesdays and Fri.
days.
Flour. Corn Neal ard lied Of all Kinds. Oh hand
o. furnished 20 order
Ezra 'et l:so eT sy,Flp-r
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eaJ- &c A.nbcr our County Conven-
ton next Saturday, the 10Th inst Com.
to it even If you are not delegates, aud
q ii y your influence in the nomination
o n,c" who arc capable and honest and
satisfactory to the people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

Boy WASrEp.-A steady, intelli gent
h"y of Is to IL years Of age, is wanted
Al this office, as an apprentice to the
printing business. There is no better
school than a we'll conducted printing
.iicc. either for the mind or habits o: IN
.ius'ry-and any parent wishing his son
80 learn good trade, may be assured that
very sttcution will be pa to his mind,
morals, and health.
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New aud Popular Vocal Music.

kH IND WORDS" She Angels told me 50. "t.rare
Of Nn.ai,-l" Nv Ids II the West. ...Gve me back
my Mountain Home, s.1hongats Of God I'm with
thee xin.'' wake Lady .Im leaving thee in
sorrow. Annie, Ever Of Thee" and sod Sassau''
As sung by the students Of Princeton College. Price 2s
GEMS each.
New and Popular Instrumental --.s Palace
Garden Polka Nignette Empire or He;chcs Quad
rifles. dance price ~ cents each s.Piccelouini
Polka" .Swingine sshotti-ch, r"Thoma. Bake scho,-
tisch" all with visnettes New IIaerpian Quatrl.cs
35 cents each 'Cr:noline Waltz .sDanvile naxnr-
ka." ARABIAN War Cry March, .'.eadinv Polka -
very last vorsaviani, wenor Polka. and Annie, po,k
Ma1urka; Price 25 cts each. HORACE WATERS
May 20, 1850 No. 313 Broadway. New Y ark
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The AURORA BoREALIs got up u
-picndid exhibition on lsst Sunday nj gh,,
1t was the most beautiful sight we ever
saw Its extent and effect will be seen
from a Telegram in another column
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LOST We have lost a book entitled
The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table "
Will the person who has it, please return
Il TO u.s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

"a Those having wood to sell should
.s,d the advertisement OF the Secretary
of this School District
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ALI KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
NOTICE.

'I-HE Subscribers TO the Capital Stock Of the
! Upton Railroad Company are hereby n0ti-
fled that the 10Th instalMent vt ten per cent ON
each share OF the stock subscribed to said Com.
pany will lie due on tbs 10th day 0; september, A.
b. 1850 PAYABLE at the ofice Of The Treasurer,
By order Of the Board,
@ =. L.CREw. ProsA
4 Gi,srr., a.., tAoe s-:*l
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Marrird,

On Tue.dsy, august 3Oth, by Rkv. A. NJ. GEI-
Gxs. Nix. dawn IEKcu and Miss HELEN J. PERlx.
OF Upton, lava.
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,r>HE undersigned have on hand I'VE M 2, MA ~
,,;ia which they will dispose Of upon
o. a.. tine. or for good borsss ,.
Juns 18th, s5SJ 'A7' -