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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-31

PERsoN IDENTIFIED.--The man found drowned
in Cuyahoga river and supposed to bo Hiram os'
born, of Michigan, has turned out to be Asa o.
born, resident Of Pttsfeld, Medina county, in
this State. Hiram is son Of his, whom ho was
going to 500. A box with farmers tools, which
the old man was taxing with him, has safely ar.
rived in Detroit This corFoboratos the Coroneps
suppostion, that he fell from one of tho Detroit
boats or from the plank while going TO the boat
One Of his Sonin,laws is in town, and will take up
the body from Woodland. Cemetery, to remove it
to deeeased's place Of residence.
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Deuttstrg.
DENTS RAY
AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA PERCHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

lsm9uuractured aud all varieties Of artificial teeth ar,
,,nt mn IN tbp hes. uiluuer W b INGERSOLL,
M 3iI Narole Hook, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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An INSTRUMENT or DEsrRuOTIoN--A new
cannon of most destructive power is manulac-
turcd by the Ames Manufacturing Company,
Chicopee, Mass, for the U. S. Government. 1t
is said to be somewhat similar TO the celebrated
Armstrong gun. 1t is rhed, with four pound
bore, but the ball is so elongated as 10 weigh
thirteen poonds So accurate is the aim. that
three balls in succession were thrown through
the same periOraton and did mischief two miles
beyond the target. II is said that public trial
Of the gun is TO be made this week, at Cover
nOr's Island. Captain Shesterkoh, Of the Rus
sian frigate General Admiral has ordered one
OF the guns for the Emperor
Large orders have recently been brought from
England, for American machinery for the manu-.
fucture of the most approved fire arms The
order is being executed at Chicopee The
American machinery in England is being work
ed up TO its utmost capacity, under the direction
ofworkmen from Chicopee, and many thousands
Of fire. arms are being turned out per month.
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BETHEL .NIo.-The Bethel Schools from
east and west Cleveland had a superb Pic Mic
on serantons Eeights last Saturday in the nice
oak grove south Ofthe C.. 4 N, depot. The sohol.
ars marched to the place Of recreation with ban.
ners hyng, and under the supervision Of Mr. Pros.
SER they conducted themselves admirably return.
ing home with happy hearts. Too much credit
cannot be awarded the ladies who generously fur
nished refreshments gratuitously for the festival
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From Lnke superior.

The North Star, Capt. SWEET, arrived
from Superior City yesterday morning. She left
Superior City on Wednesday evening the 25th, and
arriveda at Ontonagon Thursday The place was
then suffering under great freshet. towing
boat, Miner" was sunk, and nearly two thousand
logs had been carried into the Lake.
The schooner Storm King was lying inside at
Eagle HaIbor. The steamer laid over at Copper
Harbor twenty -four hours in violent northeaster.
At Marquette found Lady Elgiu, bound down
also sohooners YorktoloH, Presto, Ketchuns, 81,
James, Wilmington and Cuba Thirty tons of
coal were swept of the docks here by tbs violen:e
of the waves on Grand Sauble man named
Edward Kingsley, from Milan, was lost overheard
having falleu from the main rigging.
! Schooner Parsons collided of Grand Island
with an unknown vessel, carrying away the
scbooner's bowsprit, jibboom aud headgear.
Ten miles below Marquette the schooner Sus-
guehGnna lies ashore. having gone on during the
gale.
The steamer Northern Light was met ten miles
below Marquette, working one wheel, the other
having been damaged in crossing st. George Flats
The barque American Republic was met at the
same place.
AT Tubart River, near whitcA Fish Point me
propeIles Manhattan and Montgomery an'
schooner Iroguois Met steamer Illinois at De
tour, and Iron City at Point au Barques.
On Saturday morning the cars on the Litt'
Mountain Railroad ran of the track, killing on,
man. name unknown, and severely injuring sever
al others
Among the Stare passengers down was DR.
lGARLIcK, who had had his boat with which h,
was fishing and prospecting, carried away by tn
freshet at Iron River.
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FIRR-About half past twelve yesterday morn
ing hro broke out in frame barn at No l6s
Pittsburgh street, belonging to Cornelius stlman.
The barn was consumed Loss St25 insured for
$50 in the Continental Company, New York
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of an ineendi-
arV
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Bankrrs.
Att'Ds & Gounsrllors.

IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, Odice b the Merchants Ba, k Ceve-
and. Ohm leo24R y
DROOKS q FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. Atwater Buildings, foot oI Superior st. ,
D. W. BROOKS l., W. rom.
foh6
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
w rORNEYS AT LAW. Office No: so, Superor-st
Cleveaud Ohio s. WILLIAMSON.
ian2l A. g. RIDDLE.
THARLES @. BALDWI WIN-ATTOB-
Ancy and Counselor at Law-odice p Superior 81 over
CIV hnuk. lanl2IlY-
DALMER e. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
oetl-eis
A SPER, j. r, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren. rpmbull County, Ohio. Ohce, No. -
Mpryp' -ireet deci-d5l
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sIiden for Governor.

'Henry Clay, flames MopowoB, Jr., ofvn.
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Stoves and EnameIGd Crates,
w. IL. Marvin,
No ~ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL

THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronaee of his frieuds aud 'the est q m1neihl
durnH tns pas Fall trade determined 70 cl3ee w
his iafge vaYioty of COOKING, pAhLOkt HALL aha
OFFICE STOVES aud ENAMELED CRATES Z"
sTe ally reduced prices ..
HIS MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES l1r Hotels sp9
his Victor CootnE Stoves for private lanlies etnu ~
surpassed for peri elton operation and economy ~ W.
lls Hot Ar farlor Heater for Parlor.i lias; s,io3
HOuaes, Churches, Stores, made Tor Anthfhclp ~
are so constructed that d answers either a. stove OF
flruuce both oOuihineu, aud therefore Will pfaaeee
neat handsome ud dur bn, and ia glqng great sashc
tou 10 many VI best citizens. His Pearl Whc9 u
uae oval Tor puIuTa huTnB coke haru coal with ~ ga
econo aud noauess and also gives perfect satisfaction
Tie newest and most desirable styles Of ENAMELED
on RATEs on hand az the lowest prices,
He manufactures aud Keep supplsd with TN, Connel
alW aye on hand. ,-..-..-
All ave Sfps full solicited 90 call before purchasing
elseEhers an tha old aud Well-knOwn stand Of -
- n. W. II. MARVIN,
deel6 No. AZ South Side Public Square
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DENTIST.
DE- w j GulLD HA S R EMON

4 J cd his Den al office Room No l. Holman block
Suusrior ,eet Fs rublc square, South Of p q. All
WHO uso TIA ul noutst, viii save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll us MONEY ry giving him
cat Elec ue used 10 mitigate paiu, Tor those who De
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on Gold, 81 YER Porcelain aud Nulcmzed Eubber base
in mo beg mnunor Teeth ia from $40 10 $50 Gold
Filings according 20 size of the cavity from 90; upward
ruayll
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SMITH, DoDD & CO.,

49, BOOTS & SHOES. ga
II LORD & co. have removed To
Ike No a. Superior street, nert door No JeVysttis
Book Store, where hey would be happy to meet their
friends and the public generally Their stock of BOOIS
AND SHOES u tItehsve aud comprises fun nssprt-
ment OF gentlemen, Ladies', aud Chdrens wear 1hey
wll ihensevts OmninAin the reputation they have
their work, -
nprllVGm 'h3 II LORD n 20
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CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The May term OF
the above Court commenced yesterday Judge
Foor presides over the Criminal Branch at the
Old COurt House.
The names of the Grand Jury are as follows
Amos Upbam, Foreman, Harman Jacobs, David
stockcr, James Ward, Levi L. Ring, Selden os.
born. Joel Lampson, Cyphraon S. White, Samuel
X Collins, Joseph Potter, Andrew Wilson. Lewis
Fowler, Johnathan Parr, Ahijah Haynes, Daniel
Mallory,
This Jury yesterday returned bills OF indictment
against Samuel Eble for stealing harness burgla-
Iiously from Jacob Gluck Edward Smith, John
Watson and James Murray for entering the store
house of Curtis Burton, at East Cleveland, and
Theodore Koerner for stealing six watches from
G.. MulenH store.
The case Of Walter West for Grand Larceny,
which was continued from the last term, was tried
yesterday but not concluded. The petit Jury were
not all present, and ajury Was filed for this case
The assignment Of causes will be found in another
place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-31

TIE Democratic State Convention Of Louis
lana, after three days close contest, nominated
Thomas NJ Slidell for Governor
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! OOO OOO. 900 s .1s sssss q ss ,ss;s

900 :s.: .s g {! ss *; +:
.naso,Set il this country IN sAoh- aao VI ~
=, ,s, ~ sr,sise nom IL srestay ans ~y
s'k g.. .:1 .e.s Sssay .Sd ttf.S,e ii''e"s'fs
nsn1i s ..y,sdJ Jose, Pat. Metallic Bag Fas'en-
- Ing, chi,
sor ali Kinds Of socks which entirely s'o'as MS
sera1sss loss. ..>er,s - even.
,Asn thst ancient appsndage. the NV ssrinS, ~
!, car be PIT On and taken Oh = one'"1'u -
usual time. -. .,cr - desired can
\. handled in cold ceaih<r with gloves OF n.
on. and icing Vt hest mallesbls iron I" VIII '"s'
life time. .uu- r.s .mon ~ farmers
.rd grain dealers to whom will REFER any ps''
| son who desires 1t. .;,hsr local
~ t,.yelinr offer the most liberal 'na"eene".s ="
nurchase, will send sample Tor exam ..a.
Min nv terms, 70 any person. BY mai, ON fsSsps
| a, four red stamps. to prepay posIags,,
| write mainly and address, }. HERN = 1OSE J.,
ANY paper giving this entire notice ven MI .,
t;ons and sending copy of paper with I'i WA
| receiv. a prompt response Ala
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

lHE SCHOOLS OF MA'sAcaUsErrs --
The twenty Second Annua! Report OF the
massachusetts, Board OF Education and
The keport OF the Secretary OF the Board
just published, contain many interesting
facts relative 10 the education Interests
OF the State.
me number OF the punI'e shoots Is now
4,42l attended by 1879 scholars du
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16
NArrE OF A IEru1nIsr IRFArn

VALUE or A METHODIST FREACnER
IN THE SoUrH -R.v, Peter + Green,
of t Mississippi, CJnfercne. Of the NJ
+. Church, was shot by man na,ued
Fisher, near Nlcksburg, f receiving
Fishers wife as member Of the Church
Of which Mr.. Green was the pastor -
Fisher has been tried, found gUi.ty, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for seren
ysnrs only! Preachers and school teach =
ers are not held 10 very high estct m
among our Southern brethcra.
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BRYANT, BELL Il STRATToN'S
GDMMEHCIAI COLLEGE.


i''bLoiEb ~ lhi otDDDL iND.
Dub4c Notice lie hereby given to all persons
j concerned, tint the interest az all MONEYS due
the SCHOOL Fund ofCedar county Iowa. IL due and
payable vt the lreasurcr's Office in said comfy,
OF or hef1re tho first day Of January u. 1854
And II said interest is not paid as above speci.
..ea. two per cent as penalty Tor non payne mt
Tor each month, will lie added upon the Interest
due
Ios are further notified that II said interest Il
not paid within six month. from the first day OF
January 1860. tse amounts unpaid win be rspcr
ted TO the district attorney for collection az
pInv Il h. law. nc, pIATT Tr,aA
Upton Cedar canuty ycya 30 ~
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sa1- The last case Of child lost" is
related as having occurred down in Mo,
bile where small by, who was w1Ikjn.
aiOng with his mother, WISHED to chance
position aud get on the other side but
untortun 'tely, he had such a dl~tance to
g to get round.the lady that he lost his
way, aud has not since been found.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

SENATOR JoNEs BGcoMGSG REc0xcrL
ED. 1t is announced in a dispatch from
Washington OF the lst that * Senator
Jones will probably withdraw his declin
alton of the Bo.ota mission. lie has
prot bly, found out that lis chan 'cs for
the GoVernorship Of Iowa are not az good
a. he ut first imagined
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

IHt Us'rJIt TFtt TTtSs say tHV "tt
Providing tor the tril Of criminals by
inOan stlea. goes into eff ct sixty days
after the 12tn of February, ut which
time il becomes law This virtually
abol,shcs the grand jury, reserviug for
the Circuit Judge power to call it into
session whenever special cases need it's
aid. All cases are to be examined before
justice Of the peace, and by them com.
United directly to,hc higher courts, ia.
stead Of for indictment az has previously
been done.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

u0-The editor Of the Lewisburg Pa }
Chroatcai wrote recently to Mr.. Gid
dinys, to ask him if he ever said that he
"oould spit upon George Washington,
when he remembers that he was slave
holder" To which Mr. Giddugs repli
ed, as everybody, including those who
inyented the story, would expect him to
do. He says:
~ never said, or wrote, or thought,
or conceived the gross and vulgar express
sion which you say is attributed to me,
or anything that bears relation, likeu:ss
or rimiIituds to it. On the contrary, |
have at all tgIes and on all occasions iu-
els ed that Washington aud his eoutcmpo-
raros should BE- Judged according to the
age in which Thy lived, and the c,rcum-
stances un Ter which he and they were sur
roun ded; aud that shareholders of the
present day, bred aud educated amid the
institution, are thousand times less
guilty than Northern DDu .hfaccs, who,
though bred and educated in tie love OF
liberty, yet encourage md uphold the
slave trade, in this city. aud ID our Ter
ritories aud Southern coast with all its
attendeut crime and revolving horrors
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la Henry Ward Beeeher says: Life
would be perpetual fea-hqut, if one
was obliged to run down all the inuen
does, the lnverscities. the Institutions.
the suspicious. &c, which are uttered
against him"
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j." TX Sen.

ny TX Senator jams Z. Jones, Of
Tenn, formerly Wing, bat of late an
Administration man, has com. out for
Col. john NrtherIand, the Opposition
candidate for Governor in that State --
This shows the tendency of the Old Line
WhiSs in general, 10 the Southern States.
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African importations continue at the
South, and evidence is before the Gov.
eminent showing that large amount of
capital is invested ia the traffic, and show
Ing that 1t is u regular business.
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SEEDS SEEDS
r,rrn GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS =

WE ARE row fully supplied With one OF the inr;ee
"a noost romplete stock Of Garden, Flower ana feso
Seeds ever offered to The Western public. gu, '.set
has been made up with much care rom tne ns. sssa
o,rapn, Of America and Europe. A large snare are
home grown seeds, being under our own nspee
on and which we can recommend ~ true to name ana
smorv our as.ortmcnts Of Feeds may he found ever.
Isa VARIETIES OF FLOWER SEEDS;
40 Il, do GARDEN SEEDS;
UI-NGARIAN GRASS SEED; - - -.
euiNEsE SUGAR CANE & IMPHEE SEED; &c
From a large acquaintance with the trade, we feel
nnaent no one can offer better Inducements to those
desiring seeds. .,,,
Those who design TO cmigrate to Kansas and Pike,
Peak would do well to take with them ooA of "esn
Garden Seeds. -. 60. .
We also keep constantly on hand mn assortment OF
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Shifted to the Field. Garden, Orchard and Household
are fully prepared to supply the trade on the NOSE
liherl terms.
Full Catalogues furnished g-as on aplieaton; ~
mail inclose astamp. Address ii. ID. EMERY GO,
am eC4 Lake street, Chicago, H.
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THE n. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The Ns~ ioak WEEKLY TRlBrsE. a large eivh. pag.
paper Tor me country, published every saturday. and
contains Editorials on the important topics Of the
tunes, the Lews OF the week Interesting corre.pon-
eehce from Oil parts of the world The New York Cattle
Horse and Produce Markets, interesting and reliable
foiise !, Mechanical and Agricultural ARTICLES, &c.
W. shal, during this Year, hitherto, ~
abor TO Improve the quality OF the instructive enter
tsinI'.nt Afforded by 1nE WEEKLY TRlBusE which we
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nesspaper punished III the Werdt We consider The
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DAVENP
omucrtial GolItgt,
IN GRIGG'S BLOCK,

Corner IF laird aud Perry Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
~ SCoRPORATED IN 1850 ~
DIRECTORS
Hon Hon Q ssrssn., zSn E %',sr Ecu E.u'
> Visie. Esq, Merwin, Esq,
Ira Dalgeli, Es1, II Griggs. Es;,
y Goats, Esq, II II Smith, Esq,
inc ID Cannon, Esq, D Patton, Esq
-FAcCLTY.-
Jos. c. LorEz, Prot OF Book Keeping and Ma,hsmat-
". II. PR.rr, Prof Of Penmsnship and Book Keeping.
W. RtxrE, Prof Of German Language.
FasD'k schRA,o, Prof of Architectural And Ornamsn-
tai Drawing.
--LEcTURERs.-
.. /. sEosEv, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Course embraces complete sets Q
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Individual rartnersap, JOIN. stoss Ian and compound
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c!al Calculations. The courscia
PENMANoilP
Is under the nne diae supervision OF Mr. W II. Pratt,
who took the Premiums for Penman ship and Card ri.
ting at the last State Fair, and shall be sxoeed by none
castor Hest.
In view Of the uncaed for and repeated atements
made by other parties to the effect that there Is Com
nercaI College this State other than The they
trying TO establish would call attention to the fact
that oursis
The only Commercial College in Iowa.
Where given athorough course in all chi
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In which thorough practical in Book Kespius
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THE NkM.NORK TRIBUNE.

THr Nc" io.K rsiscxt, now more than seventeen
Old, which the frst journal In the world th.t
APPEARED regularly imperial eirh, page sheet At
So low price as two cents aGd which has aimed the
unparalleled aggregate nf more than 2UJ.UJD
ons, respectfully soeIts its snare Of the patronae
which .hs Metropolitan Press Is hsuc sforth 10
II asks especially the patronage and active favor II Ra
FrsLtca ssof those no hate all forms Of oppression
and desire that every rational being shall he
pioy hts faculties il such innocent he Al.
deem best-o those who would Liberty aud linn
1t slavery; hut 1t further appeals Likewise to all who
look and labor Tor the return OF National thrf, plenty
prosperity through the prot Of American Industry
by wisely discri mnating duties Imports all who IA
Fof National Progress through internal development and
Moderation rather than ny external aggression and -.
tens1nal who would rather have the National resour
ces devoted to the construction of railroad the Pac
hs Ihsn TO the purchase or conquest Of Mexico Seara
qua or Cuta-all who would retr.ncn radically, our pre-
sent inordnate Federal expenditures 10y aboIshug or
immensely reducing the Army and Navy. and espeud
ing The money thus saved works ~ which
will endure TO bless our childrsu-all who profoundly
real ne that nj ghteousness eAaeth nation, and that
mhhy from aeqais ions or success achieved by means
which eontrasene tho laws OF Eternal Right. The free
allotment Of limited portions Of the PnOc Lands 10 sc
tua settlers thereon aid every hopeful plan intended
10 diminish the sum II human misery from dearh II en-
pioy rneLt or INADEQUATE rseompenseevery scheme
p'cialy that seems to help the unfortunate by enabling
and teaching them 10 help acknowledgements command
/ our earnest sympathy aud cooperation.
During the past year, The Tpisu provided itself
with new aud faster iresa, at cost OF uOvu, merely
that some Of sa scrbrrs may receive their papers
earlier than they 9th, rwise mght DO Win ,r.s
pondenis at the most important points hrou yhoat the
cS9'd world aud staff OF writers chosen from amo ne
The best IN the country. we believe that who
aihiket politics Of our sheet eoHcede il fransness
10 aFo~ang us convictions aud ABILITY in maintaining
them. We appeal, then. To those who believe that an
increase eircs tiaH Of lux TaInrs would ,onduce to
the political intellectual aid moral welbeing of the
Republic, 10 aid Us ia efeeting such increase. Aswe
employ no travelling solicitors Of saBscri We ask
our prs-ent patrons IN every locality speak their
neishhors and riends in behalf; shall gladly re.
ceve from thy friend list of hose who uld and
read specimen copy Of one Of editions shall lie
FH NaftA ~ YnA
names from post Offices AT which have no suoscri
pes Whatever additions may thus he ,de our cir
enlaton Nail be pEAleted by increased Efforts and
pcDdtlres to maxi issues valuable and useful
than they have hither o been.
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THE sEMI.WE. lily TRIBUNE.

me sEai-"Esktf T~tBtSE is published every
TUESDAY AMI FRIDAY, aud contain, all the Edtn.
Iais OF Tie Daily with the Cattle, Horse and General
markets RELIABLY reported expressly tor lie TRIBUNE:
fsfsish ana Domestic Correspondence, and during the
present session OF Congress will contain a summary
o. CONGRESSIONAL doings with the more import AMI
specehes. re snail, rs heretofore, make fHE SEMI
Ness paper aud se are determined that It shall remain
In the front rank OF family papers
iEhhs.-one Copy, one year. %, Two Copies, one
year. -; Five Copies one year, eli Is; Ten Copies
to one address, s2u. f-'
ahisso states postage, 81 cents per anpum, must be
prepaid on papers sent to Canada
iht Sent" ksELs TRIBUNE is sent to Clersymen q,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

1t is the desi gn of the proprctors Of these Col
leses to spare no expense ia making these m 0del
Institutions afordng the most adequate facilities
for young men to qualify themselves for rcspon
sihie positions in life.
The course Of instruction is a. thorough and
completely practical as that of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical exer.
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