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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
I,liuois River Rail way.
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Among the new railway enterprises of
the State Of Illinois now in progress Is
the Illinois River Road, which will form
an extension Of the Chicago and Rock
Island, from Chicago over the Bureau
Valley Road to Jacksonville, where it
meets the Alton and st. Loais Road
The entire region Of country from Peoria
t. ST. Louis is among the richest, popu-
lous and best developed interior portions
of the State. The northern two thirds
of this road are ready for the rails, aud
the residue will be ready by the time the
rails are delivered ON the line. Nearly
the whole Of the work mas been done
Within the last year, and paid for exclu
sivcly with local subscription, notwith-
standing the hard times, and the residue
will be paid for in the same way. The
first mortgage bonds are to be used only
to pay for iron, freiy ht, track laying aud
rolling stock All the iron has been pur.
chased at the present low prices with the
cash proceeds of the first mortgage bonds.
The chairs and spikes are of the best
American, and the rails of the best Eng
lish manufacture the rails being of the
same brand as those on the Grand Trunk
Road in Canada The iron is to be de-
liverod in New York in March, and for
warded to the lincof road as soon as nav
igation opens in the spring, and TIE track
laid immediately. The character of the
work aud the material insure a first class
road while it will cost, fully completed,
acco-Gilg to the estimates, less than So
900 per mile. by the terms of the mort
gage and by consent of the shareholders,
the entire net earning of the road are ire
vocably pledged to the redemption of the
mortgage bonds these earnings to con.
stitste sinking fund, and the trustees
being required to exhaust this fund an
nually in the redemption. This is a
novel feature in railroad fnancc-the first
plan of the kind, VIC believe, ever intro
dueed In the construction of railroads in
this country. The stockholders consi>.
of some 800 persons, chiefly farmers, re-
siding near the line of the road, who will
be benefited by the increased facilities
for transportation, and in the value Of
their lands, to an extent far greater than
the amount of their subscriptions, and
hence they yield all claim for dividends
until the first mortgage bonds are fully
paid If the chief engineers estimate Of
revenue is correct-and it is confirmed
by the opinion of J. Collins Ches brough
o disintcrestcd civil engineer formerly OF
this city--then the sinking fund will re
,iorrn the whole of said bonds within ,
period Of ten years, and the road be re
turned, free Of debt, to the stockholders
An additional evidence of the correctness
of said estimate of revenue consists il
the fact that the advantageous running
arrangement made with the Chicago anc
Rock Island Company renders it certain
that the road will be operated at a cos
not exceeding 10 per cent Of its gros
earnings. -Rnilray Times
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harm that -. , ra,nlI;oor concns bol1 nn
.ha s,b inst there was > ocneraI under.
stana;ng ,ba, tho hin far tbe admission of
OREGON il t. be opposed, while the Eng
,ish bill of prohibition stands with refer
ence to Kansas. Mr.. Thayer. of Massa-
chusetts, was the only man who dissent
"a.
The President has signed a proclama-
ton ordering public sale, in April aud
May next, of four million three hundred
thousand acres of land in Wisconsin,
which includes alternate sections alany
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The following are the directors chosen
at the annual meeting of the Dubuque
Western Railroad Company, held at Du-
buQue, GA the 1T inst: Henry s. Her,
rinston, Patrick Quigly, f. S. Winslow,
John Bell and VI. d BisscIl The mem
bers Of the former Board of Directors, re-
tanning their position as members, are H.
\, Wiltse, L II. Langworthy, John w.
TAYLOR, and ". T. Shaw.
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With the "conscrvative" portion Of
TIE Northern people, Mr.. Wcbster's
opinions upon all political and consti,u-
tional questions, are not only considered
perfectly orthodox, but they possess the
sancti,y Of law. His opinions upon the
slavery question especially, are never as
sailed. Indeed, he is the oracle of all
who claim to be the particular friends Of
the Union r. ali such we commend the
following resolution, drawn by him, and
unanimously adopted by the Legislature
Of Massachusetts,:
Rcsoioed, That the people Of Massa,
chusetts will continue to use all constl.
tutional measures to restrain the already
prepondering influence of the slavehold
iug interests in the National Legislature;
10 defeat all measures calculated to up.
hold slavery, and promote al constitution,
al measures for its 0Uerthroae; and vii
oppose at all times, with uncompromisine
firmness aud zeal, ANY FURTHER ADD
TON OF vE-HoLpISG STATES to this
Union, out Of ,chategsr Territory formed
aud that they will, in like manner, op
pose all further extension Of the slavery
Of the hfrican race on this continent.
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men OF acknowledged
ability and talent on subjects intimately conuec-
ted with the interests of the merchant, mechanic,
farmer aud others, viz: Mercantile Law, Ralroad-
ing and Marine Law Banking and Exchange. Pc
itical History, Commercial Topography, Laws of
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence,
Science of Accounts. etc.
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The only Full Course Mercantile Col
Iege i'm Iowa.

1t is the design of the proprietors of these Col
leges to spare no expense in making these mode
Institutions, arording the most adequate facilities
for young men to qualify themselves for respon
sible positions in life.
The course of instruction is as thorough AM
com ,etcly practical as that Of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical excr
cises in
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Practical peptnau shiD.

In this Department. As in all others these Col.
ieges stand without rival. The styles OF Prac
tical, Ornamental, and Ladies Epistolary Pen
manship, so universally ndmirea by all lovers of
gopd Writing, as taught at these Colleges are not
equaled and it is intended they never shall lie.
Written Specimens of penmanskip sent free Of
charge, Oh application.
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DAVENPORT
Commercial college,
IN GRIGG's BLOCK,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
n.y~ INCORPORATED IN 1856 ~
DIRECTORS
Hon Sargent, . D.wers, Esa'
hsv iehn En- c"'A' Mrr ~ass Ess So
r. reJ sa..s W., Esq sssf.' 81 e. ~
Jao N Caanon, Ess ID patten ,EsaJ +
FACULTY
JOS c. Lorwx, pref. Of Boob Keeping and Mathemat-
les, with ai,c assistants
W. II. PRATT Pref Of Penmanship and Book Keeping.
". RIEpE, Pref Of German Language. & 49,
fREDK sema,as, Prof OF Architectural and ornaneh-
tai Drawing ~.a~ NJ
LECTURERS
D. L. suoREy, and other able Lecturers
Our Commercial Course embraces complete sets .
Books in every branch of Trade and commerce, VIZ:
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
ing, Hotel, Printing ONCE, and Lumber Business'
Commission, Railroad Steamboat, Brokerage aud EA-
chang. and the Best System OF Banking Elk
tant. Also all Lectures, and instructions in CONNER
eial Gale uia,ions. The coursein
PENMANSHIp
Is undcr the immediate supervision OF Mr.. W. II. Pratt
who took the Premiums for penmanshir and Card ri
ting at the last State Fair, and shall he eroeed ey ron"
Eastor Nest. .a. s.- :.
In view Of the uncalcd for and repeated statements
made by other parties to the effect that there Is no Com
mcrcal College this State, other than the one the5 are
trying establish would call attention to the Tact
that ours IL -.
The only Commercial College i'm Iowa,
Where given athorough course in all branches taught
at first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical course in Book Keeping
is taught by PRACrICAL Book kEErERs and teachers
Of experience. ST.. =
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has "a PgsxAS connected with ii.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has more than one teacher belonging to it,
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
| Which has a LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, nvenent, and well ventilated
| rooms.
| THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which relies, and always has done, for public arprecia
ton and patronage upon Its actual mers rather thai
! boasts, and remarks derogatory to others, aud
The only ESTA BLISHED CONNER.
cial College in the Place.
Rooms open at all hours from a. NJ till 9r. NJ. Tn
ruhic are invited to call and examine oar rooms, spect
mems, course OF instruction, aud mode OF teaching
when they will he satisfied that arc assert no mere ma
! re ran prors N2-y2) LOPEZ PRATT.
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Mercantile Correspondence

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
as are calculated to impress business habits the
student, AZ well as to familiarizc him with com
mercial teehnicalities and rhraseology-incln
ding pro for,n Invoices Account Sales Bills o
Fyrhaupp yc
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TERMS-Payable on Entering.

For full Collegiate course. embracing all depart.
ments Of Housekeeping, Lectures and Penman-
ship, with the privilege of reviewing in either
College at any future time, without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting Life Scholarship-ai 10
Penma7ship alone one year, $40.
penmanShip,--twenty lessons--SS.
Ornamental penmanship, Card Writing, and Of
Hand Flourishing--as agreed upon.
Any further information will he given witt
pleasure on application atthe College. ar by send
ing for circular, which will be furnished gratuit
ogsly by return mail. Address
DAVIS Il Upton,
May 2a-R22yl Davenport or Peoria
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BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS


adapted TO every department Of trade, commerce,
manufactures-comprising the best forms in use
among the most eminent establishments engaged
indiy idually rim partnership in business, whetit
er prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale Of merchandise at wholesale and retail i'm
porting and exporting, on their own account, on
commission on joint speculation, including
| speculation In stocks, real estate, &c, with job
hing mining shipping manufacturing, steam
| boat, railroad banking and exchange, and books
OfIoint stock and chartered asso atinns generally
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
DIR. BRIGGS WORM DESTROYER

An eifectual remedy, in removing worms.
For sale by Il. bASi.ti.
Upton, May LIST, 1858. ISL
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.

Embrace general exercises and rules for every va
riety Of computations pertaining to business, be
ing taught accor,lingto the most modern and ap
proved methods: Interest, Discounts. Equations
arbitration IF Exchanges, 80,
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS Is one Of the
hest literary papers of the day large Quaro contain
ing TWENTY PAGES, slATl COL. MAs, OF en-,
ta-ta,ninr matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
every week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

Special Lectures ,oiH be deiirered occasionally BY
gentlemen If kaosen celebrity, literary and SCI
entiGc subjects, uhich ,nH be free to the pubi~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

For sale by G.. BAGI.EY, at his Drug Store In
Upton.
III Dr. Morsss Indian Root Pills sold by ali deal
ers In Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet Ia
the land Parties desiring the agency viii address as
above for terms
Price . cents per box, Eve boxes will he sent
eeifs " 3 pa~a4,s pa,i. Syi
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The only EST 4 BLISHED CONNER
cial College in the Place.

Rooms open at all hours from . a. NJ till p NJ tn
pubic are invited call and examine Our rooms, pec
mems, course Of instructions aud mode OF teaching
when they will he satisfied that are assert NO mere nan
ne ran prors. U2-y2) LOPEZ PRATT.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-02-24

VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life cansad
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions practced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases nv
Yuacks, several years ago directed their Consul
tiig surgeon, as a charitable act worthy of their
name, 10 open Dispensary for the treatment of
this class OF diseases, in all their forms. and to
give med'cat adoice gratis to all who apply bv LET.
ter with description Of their condition, iage &C.
cupatlon, habits OF life, &c. aud in eases nf ey.
IRENE poverty, to furnish medicines free of eharoe
IL Is needless to add that the Association cnm.
mands The highest Medical skill of the ace. and
Will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment '''"'
Inc Directors Of the Association, in their An
liuai Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eaSes' ior the year ending January LIST. ls5S. py-
lesS the biggest istactop with th.. suc,eFs
Which has attended the labors Of he Cons, finn
surgeon ~ III the cure OF jp"rmatorrha, Seminal
~; " euAhess' Impotence GonorrhGa, Glees, Syph-
~ we wee "1 oltnlsm or Self-abuse, &c, and
suing year f 'A' VII
The Directors, on review of the INST c.oI
assured that their labors in this sphere If han
eVoient effort have been of great benefit 70 the
anlicted especially to the young, and thev baya
resolved to devot, themselves, IT'D renewed yn,l
~ ,inS yer! important end much DIT, pi,e' eap.e.
az '""n'"l.' ''l Il "a Spcrna,t.til oh. d,
"e'"iia' " t'knef-, .he wee vi Oua,iisu. Mastpr
""lio' 81 ctii- else, ahd otter diseases If the
SoA"ai 'rgahf, BY The Consulting Surgeon. viii
20 seht pJ MAJ! On sealed enveope(. FREE of
S ~g on receipt of t'oo stamps for postage e.
other REPORTS and Tracts on the nat,,re and
treatment OF sexual Diseases diet, &c, are con-.
s!tantly 6elng published for gratu.tous distnbn.
tlol ana VIII be sent to theafllicted. Some Of tbe
new ne remedies and methods oftreatment diacover.
Gu a9lt1lllg the last year, are of great value.
,tAnuatess, for Report or treatment Dr
GhohGE X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard II, Association, No South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. '''oe''
by order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL., President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretaru.
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I" Moo,,o 40, Ys,;,,s :. s,,.

Magma est Peritas ct preralebt"
The seondeJnl discoveries brought to light bv the
celebrated DR., Radtcay g. Co., the eminent Chem.
lists Of Nen York. cittin the past quarter Of q cen.
Mry, haze contributed more to tie case, comfort.
safety, heath and iongerity Of The human race than
al other medicinal agents IN ase.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and oalnable dis
coreries startled the norld ,ctA ,oondcr and sur.
prise at ats rapid efficacy in caring the sick and
stopping the most ercruciating pains
The nert discovery tcas the RENovATING RE-
SOLVENT: the only remedy in use that possesses
The remarkable properties Of eradicating from The
system all constitutional maiadies Inherited BIZ
s'chty children Of diseased parents These dis.
coreries, hoicerer, are but LESSER LIGHTS 10 tie
GREAT GRAND Discovery recently made. and
wh,ch IS calculated to rerotutionize the present
practice Of medicine and treatment of disease
TIE result Of kis,great discovery is eiren to the
,eorld in the form Of PILLS, elegantly coated ,enh
Cum, so as not to offend the most delicate stomachs
They neither sickea nor grippe. Ecery dose that IS
taken imparts reneued strength and vigor to The
s'ck and enfeebted. They are called
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
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~.C.DICTxSoNT
Dentist,
OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI.
July 10, $50. 44v
THE PRAIRIE NrVVS

n,,., n ~ 10 " y,
Published Immediately on the line of the Mo,dls
and ''hio Railroad, at
&c ,rt, GIh,0,LoaA, CHiCKASAW, co, MISS
ne nEoi Advertising medium for Chick
asa", honroe' itawamba, and Pontotoc conn
oes, nas urge circulation in North Mississippi
g H. ana is well known in most parts Of
eno aou.hern country 1t is respectfully re-
commenced 10 the attention of men of bus;uoss
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Q. "A. 5UGG,
BROKER, M o bile, Ala

ANY and all kinds of Business executed will
| promptness and despatch.
~ B.-Particuiar attention gireu tn Tho s.,,.
ton OF Music and Musical Instruments.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug 18th 1855.
FRUITS purchased and shipped to parties in the
interior IN quantities to ssit purchasers and IN
the best terms and in the best manner
flsh-Presh or Pick led, purchased. ipeIpd;,o
| oysters IN like manner as in the preceding sec
| ton. wv
Confectionaries, toys, candies sweat poats
Ice, &c, purchased and shipped in the hest
| manner and on the most favorable terms
Merchandise of all descriptions and In c,an,;
ties to suit purchasers, purchased and sb;nnad
on favorable terms and in the most s,aad, ,p
Liner. "'""
groceries OF all descriptions, Including linn.
ors' purchased In quantities to suit purchasers
Oh ihe best terms, and shipped in the most ex.
peditious manner ''
Consignments from the interior. of eaos
cnickens, turkeys, poltries, beeswax. com
wheat, peas, potatoes, slaves, handspikes 81
solicited and disposed of to the best ADVANTAGES
and in the most ready manner.
STOCK, beef cattle, Hogs, &c., received and
OF as in the preceding section. NV
services are at the command of all persons ar,
irving here from the interior with Produee or
herchantable Articles, TO be disposed of bv the |
argo or otherwise. "''
:, Parties desiring supplies will please enclose q
heck, Cash, or name some firm in ,his oi,. a
nat Will honor their bills on presentation
aug 90 'o-iy c. A. SUGG.
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OUR AGETNS,

IL REV. j. ID. MANN is our authorized agent
at Aberdeen for soliciting subscriptions and adj.
yertisements.
E II WAKEFIELD is our authorized agent at
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DAILY, IN advance, per annum. $40 On
Tri-Weekly :" Ti Z o o0
Weekly 9o oo
:, ~ Tie Weekly will be furnished to Clubs Of
len and upwards ut - 50 each payable invar.
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GREENSBORO, Ais. Nov. 10. 1887.

DIR L. c. Glover g. Bro.-Dear sirs I have
been afflicted with irritation of the stulnach and
bowels for about five years, arising, as suppose,
from diseased liver Sometime last year /
commenced the use of your Liver Medicine,
which proved an efficient and invaluable remedy
in my case. This is at your disposal, that others
similarly afflicted may have the benefit of nv ex-
perence As | am about to change my home, I
will be Obliged to you for bottle to take along.
Yours, DC. JOS. H. BROOKS.
Aberdeen, Mississippi, November 10, 1857.
:, Rev JOS. II. Brooks is a presiding elder in the
Memphis Annul Conference
). Wright g. Co, Wholesale Agt's, NJ Orleans,
]. {. Dubose d Co., Wholesale Agt's, Mobile
Ward & Jones, Agt's Okolona.
sH-For sale by Agt's throughout the Country
L. c. GLOVER, NJ. d.
and Sale pronr;atore
c. G. GLOVER, NJ D.
Principal Office, NJ. $685. Main Street Mem
phis, Tenn.
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HELMB0LD's GENUINE PREPARATION, High
~ Concentrated Extract Buchu, for Diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
nesses. DC, is safe and pleasant remedy. Read
the advertisement in another column, headed
"Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
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Price 81 per Bottle, or Sin far SIS De-
hrered to any address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certi6.
Gates from Professors of Medical Colleges, Cler
gymen aid others
Prepared and sold by
Fl. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, No. So, South
10Th Street, (Asselnbly Buildings,) Phila.
For sale by Ward & Jones, and by Barton &
Co., at Okolona, Miss.
Beware af Couutexteits.
Ask for Helmbold Stake no other.
~ Cnres Guaranteed.
oct'' Ia, 30. Sly
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Fresh Groceries.

A New stock, consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Mo
n lasses, Flour, Rice, Soap, Tobacco of the
Best Brands; Cider, Old Peach Brandy, 7 wears
old; French and Apple Brandies, Cheese and
Crackers, Powder and Shot, Herrngs, Sardlnes
Picked Oysters and HOLSTERS, Dried Figs.
Prunes, Raisins, Candies and Nuts of all descrip.
tons, Lemon Syrup, Champagne Wine, Catsup,
Pepper Sauce, DC, &c. which will sell as low
as the market will afford Come and see.
L. THOMAS.
Oct. rs, $50. -7Iy