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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

JuDoE DouoLAs was ia Rutland, VT,
On Saturday morning, and spoke to the
Democracy Of that city from the steps
OF the Bardwell House. He was received
and escorted by IN immense conoeafse
OF citizens, - veil q BY the military.
The denomination was the most enfhu-
siastic one of the kind ever held in Yer
mont. 10 tho afternoon, accompanied
BY his wife, he arrived 1t his native vii
lage d Bfanden, Vt, Il 81 o'clock. He
ives met At the depot BY = committee Of
citizens, representing al political par
ties and BY coucourse Of neasly 1000
people. A procession was formed under
the escort Of the "Allen Greys," accom-
panied By the Brandon and Vesssnues
Cornet Bands. After moving through
the principal streets, the procession halt
ed 10 trout Of the Brandon Housawhers
. platform had been erected. The Hon,
8. N. Briggs. 10 brief sad appropriate
address, extended to MI. Doueaas I
cordial welcome to the place Of bis M.
tiyify. 81 Mr.. Douglas' reply occupied
about thsee-fourths Of IN hour! ITO.
itieal topics we're carefully avoided. Hi
speech ave universal sat,.fsction, and
vas received With demopstr Atioons Of sp'
p'sase.N The citizens joined IN the 70.
cePtion without distinction Of party. Il
ne svsaing there svis . display 81 6rs.
...si IAdE 4H-se e. es.o. ; -, !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08
Kirby's Ansrisan Harvester
Patented 1855.

THIS MACHINE received ths Silver Mod,
the celsbsatsd 6ySoeuee 1yjsx under the u
States Agsissltssal Sosisey, q Combined Z
= aoA Mower, q the N. Y. State Fair il
~ he Hisst npsisn = . Reaper; els
the Stass tEisl q LApsste, Ihdians; and Pr
- - he lowe STATE feir IN 1859. Alss
Frat PFsmian q the y. =. State Fair st All
Il Il nads sntirsly Of IRON, except tho
poas ard pletSWn, ard the wight % distrib
. 20 give the greatest anelpt Of streegtA
the lSast vsiekt u isua. he 1ngsr bar
wrought isen, WITH . laoGD - the iront I
thus giving Il strength vish light weight.
EMBARRASSING FINGER BAR.
Ia this pqspest Il y sesirely snsquslsd 81
tssAtoe ~ podses1. II 1ngsr.bar work
go tt ITO 3 49, - f.,s ~ IA q
Siis. Sksss - siSs ssSis5 q. n, fellow ID
- a!ee - stste vegk O. ~ height fsea|
hsiGhtses ItSA ~ ~ 2Azsgs nay b {
u q issiesty tApS aAApttls y 70 al tia1
vosk, vAeeAR moving oe Seeping, q gstAd
eaee q elovpe sd.
1 .8ASII1Yl MApAGIDl And 0PERAfEl
n Qeo0 af 8 lsvw - ddksr eea at pled
throw tIc satlsu ssAaa4 q 0ss;. b anetAd
~ - 80 sAisp sithR - = besh ssds q
~ -! ~ 49,, - 80. :! !, 49, -
sssiiy = ssiskiy -; e sil bezss,
sessxs cd ssts, asssa1ly eesqfbls.
u 8 s@ROANN0T h CL000ED;
= baeoe 49, lnng = A1gvsllsssly SIM
pssasl1..p - ~ $3.50 = 81 eas 4 81
chip - 49, es0o0 toup sehss nAsAi
=.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

Democratic Resldent Committee.
The following named gentlemen constitute the
National Democratic Resident Executive Commit
49, Warrington:
Hon. naLDs TAYLOR, Of Louisisna, Chairman.
Hen. ALlxAnDsa RUsF, of Arkansas.
0snsral JAuns T. PRAr7, OF Connscticut.
Hon. VIZ MONTGOMERY. of Pennsylvaaia.
Hon. JAMES CRAIG, Of Missouri,
4. D. BANGS, Esq, Of Virginia.
Hen. z. L. vALLANDi0HAH, of Ohio.
Hon. JouH 4. AoCLElxAHD, of Illinois.
Hon. CaARLRs H. LARABss, Of Wisconsin.
All communications should be addressed to
AoN. NILES TAYLOR, n. c.;
o. MAJ. DEN. Rec, Gen., Washington, D. g.
Jana 8. HOLLAND, 6sc'y Of Com.
H. g. FANT, Treasurer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08
state Democratic Ex. Committee.
my ALTMAN. Chairman. 7th Judicial Diatriet


Words and Deeds-The Guillotine In
Notion.
Almost every day We notice the re-
moval of post masters aud government
officers, and the appointment Of others
In their stead. These removals are not
induced by reason Of iucspacity, neglsc,
Of duty, or malfeasauce in Office. bu,
merely to CRAFTY the spleen Of . man
Who has determined either to rule the
Democratic party or effect it, summary
ruin.
At the time of the nomination of Ma.
jor Breckinridge-or rather on tho oc.
casion Of the ratification of his nomina.
ton by the Brsckinridge and Lane De.
mocracy Of Washington, President Blu
ehauap made little speech to the pro.
oession, in which he made use of the fol.
lowing language: "Euery Democrat
4 atperfsct liberty to vote as he thinks
proper, leither for Douglas or Breckin.
ridge 'oit/soss running counter to any
regular nomination. Of the party" or 10
other words the act of casting ones vote
for either candidates would not CON-
promise any mans Democracy. This
declaration from the mouth of the Chief
Executive at that time or at any time
would be taken a. conclusive that he
should not recognize any distinction be-
tween individual members of the two
branches Of the Democracy. Such Ian
guage We consider worthy Of any sound
Democrat, aud were of the opinion that
no war would be made upon Douglas
men by the Administration.
But it seems that we we're in the
wrong; the facts-the guillotine which
u IN constant operation, shows that We
were leaning upon slender reed. Mr..
Buchanan's words and deeds do not
tally. Not an Office holder dare raise
his voice for Douglas, but the axe des.
cends upon his neck. Does this look ..
though the President is ! consistent
man Let the work 60 on. For every
head that drops beneath the descending
axe Of tyranny, there will spring up
score Of voters for the candidate of the
people. Let the work ofpersecation fo1
opinions sake 60 on, it adds strength .,
strength to the true Democratic muscle
1t uousss the spirit Of true Democracy
Il opens the eyes Of the blind and stimu
1ates the masses to more earnest. NOR,
sealouA and more determined action.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08
-6Iyowssey Dssssocrat.

DlsdusnsG.-A abort time since, o.
Ne learn from enc ouf exchanges, at :
Republican meeting in Warren county,
lows, : scene .was enacted the bare le-
eital Of which il enough to send the
American blood bounding through the
vsias. To. GsuAy the equality Of the
races, asegro gill sed beautiful white
girl Of the Ssme age Of the African, we're
publicly vaahed ont Of the same basin,
and wiped with the sane towel. Can
Gssrisoaisn Abolit;onism 80 farther -
6lgoxssey Dezsooset. '799aa z. 9 (
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08


H. O0Doog0eeo 310e1ogOs
So xa.s1x. .a1Aa - Ne Ce.,e.uo. x
- ilovaf
4 SsssG - - ~ uoer>ev - ~ J.io.
~ CErts - SleisSSo heeoSy aeeIare -,
s1sse" ~ 40 = uaoai1erdv aler1.
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n-c~.sse Coovest{ea - CineienaN. n he veo,
m S.s;sv;.. M Deaeeraeie neiaeiplee ~
.~s.r.~ = sSei, .s1.se ~ ee1i1N n ~
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TThSA yore;o. FL ~ Ci,eia,aA pastfoeu relat.
a. - ~ :lsv.,- one.Aio. h ~ fsllovine i
h~s.sS Ts.t-x,eie~aH.s - rnnawSaenP.
..-s.. ~ -eii.eo~siSs,s1 lesaasatiooa ar
1I~-S.s;o.. ~. ~ eeat,oeeI iesue AZ
S1cesesel 1890 a,d eoaeernine the reserved
Hahn 81 M Sfssee:
TS.t Cc..r.s. haa m nove,. unler he Con-
49, - uGnve1eeNi - 6nnrfl1s
i.st;s.t;c.s a. ~ seveesi Ststea. end thae ~
ot-e.s - M ~ ~ ueoner- inaeDa l everp.
~. ..".s ~. - ~ - 0Sn 1t -
S;h;s.S NJ ~. Co.st;t.tion that I'M e1nrea Of The
'AIrsss;nrisea - othera. 80 % inferfaro vlth
.s.:s.s - .,s,,,v. :, = ~ frcini1et - n
.;S.s;.. sss-eto. ~ ealevIaAe1 Is Ieal = he
.'u. ~. - 1s,~srnss aeeeaanuaees. ~
@ees s;axnass ~ ~ !. ,,ss,ss.Sss sssisacv
S:-:.:.S ~ n.r.;..sa a TIE neonle. M en-
IsI ~ ..sh;';.r ~ rer.ene.sv 81 ~ Urioa.
s.es =. s.saA eorrt.r..eslk s ~ f,ien1 al
-. sia.;.i ~ rss;ss t;ona
Thss -. Sor.-o;n~ reoro.;t;en covers and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

"HARvEsr HoMxs'' are to be the or
der of the day throughout the West, in
asvsek =er lswQ.a These occasions are
inc coming together Of the farmers and
ths'R families Of towns or -neiahbor.
nooos' and celebrating in . grand tes-
AVA tho 'ooesssful completion Of a
glorious harvest s,.o
Our f.rmers never had more cause for
joy, celebration and Thanksgiving than
they have this year. Let the |" Harvest
Aope" become general in Ill our an,
rural districts. IS - -assL ...-.e
N-gl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

TeSeAine thsis fese y tseoa ths hsavsaly ways,
m 1oko this luil II shil1heed's tiay IL,
I'D fitsio sssuss Il tn ~ - ehids.
r.I.v.aik siaAt tAls siAs e ksassn iGsssa,
m Angels hover Ger that gFeap ssrsss;
I.e1eel q sdese q esasee svaaR,
~. 1oets the fssgssass q ~ infant's tsagus.
~ t~lteAL.d.ads 10 ~iia,e ~, /
Deeseth the sheets they Eide their tiaidh ssda;
TIN slunbss steels evaY theis idle fsass
s.x51hts tj1tt1t Stes6ss ~ S3lsdss
All dressed like Aaesls IN tAtis gsun u vhite,
Nevre vsfted - the sAiss q &sao e Hight
NJ heayn win spasl1e II their syn q mes1,
M stolen gsacee ~ their wsys adorn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

-, r.. A sA1ArosA paper states that con
asgf saldGabls senaatieA hes been created BY
xs,a ,ae1AeI diseoyssy.thet Rage's "VnuAH 2as
us noaes ssAibiiiea thsrep bsars isaEilisg ~
TX ". p ~ r n tos young lady stoppiaE u
lsa ,ooL 80 .Hnita1s etaGes' Hotal-whs.sdtSdsn
= - dsesA eStSaioh, ~ ~ SssSi = s;sA1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

a N4H u the Ans.s a.it, .eletase i
9ssch mAbeiafs }sllow than ssoGhss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

Common sense rules the nass Of the people,
vhatsvsr misnsmed and misanthrope philoso-
pliers may ny to the contrary. Show them good
thing; lstits merits b clearly dsmoastssssd, snd
they will not hesitate 70 give Il their nsst ssdisl
patronage. Tho masses Asvs already nsi1sa ~
Judgment Of physisian, sesssnins 10 vstsss
of HOSTHTTRRB DITTRRS, = 10y b 80 II
ths immense qaaatitiss - this medicine Inst ass
annually sd il every section of The lssd. Il =
nov Recognised - greatly superior . III Other
rsnsdiss yst devised fos diseases Il The digestive
xeaas, such - dianhoa, dysentsU, dyspspsia,
and for the various fsvsn that arise from dssangs
mont Of those portions Of the system. Hostssta >
name il rapidly becoming hsssSAeld wod,f
Nains 70 TEXAS, from The shores u ths Atlantic
70 the Pacific. Try the ssticis - b satis1sd.
Ssld BY druggists ard dsalsn seessally, svays
vhsFo. e4 a8 y
- 0ss aAvsstissoent b aasthse seluna. A
s tolk-dAu10 III eassi s. ts..ssgsssn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

Ar the Breckenridge State Convention
in Illinois, only eleven counties were
represented by So self-constituted Dele
gates; Al of whom hold Government
Offices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warranted Pusely Vegetaboe.-Ah The
ingredients Of BsANpRsrn's PLls ars purgatiss,
and oct in eopjunetion 70 opea, dstaeh. dissolve,
cleanse, cool, heal, and 30 carry out Of the body
whatevsr Injuries it. BY being digestsd like the
food, they enter into and mix with the blood "a
search out and remove oil bad humoss. They
dissolve al unnatural collections, cleanse thu
blood and cure tubsrclss, ulcers stc. let them BE-
In what part Of the system they nay. They In
jsrs no part Il The body. They carry swsy noth-
ing that 10 good. They oaly ssnovs Whist Il bad
They assist nature. agrss with 1t, aaa always Do
their work we'll. Thsi. ne has saved many .
valuable life:
Sold Ct principal ONCE, No. 7e4 Canal 1t. Price
Is cents box.
Sold By Ill respectable dealers In medicines.
july3o-d4w1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

Tox MARSHALL was lecturing on
Temperance At Poughkepsie, last week.
He has again pledged himself to drink
no more Intoxicating liquon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.
- q - - - M =
IN MACULATR CoHCRPTIoI
YOUNG 1ADI10.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted By tho Sisters Of Chart
-oD 1n1-
Rlsssed tfrgjn.

THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BIAUTJrU
L u situated, shout one mile from Uavsnpd
aad connsedss view Of scenery unsurpassed
richness ead variety.
Uncsssing carr ssd vigilance will 30 sxsrci(
soPf0mote the moral and intellectual inpse1
ment a. ~ pspils, and In sickness the necsssis
Of the sufferer will b aAn,inistsred to with 3
fondasss Of parent.
The cosSse q .sducaticn comprises Orthog|
ply, Reading. Whiting, Arithmetic, GrAna
kloe.tion, Geography (ascisnt and modern \
tory lsscrsd and solans,) Algebra, Book KsI
ing, Astronomy, with The sss q the Globes, \
taslegy. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural phila
Languages, Aasio % Ne Hano, Guitar. h., Dnl|
ing II Cnyc0, Noesehseaelac and Pelychronoa
also. Os.eiaa saa Osisatal Painting, aId psssi|
inssssetisn II Needle work, both plain And Cd
mental.
TERMS:
Board and fAitioa, insluding Bed and
Bsddi.s, pr ses1., ..slld
For sssh q he 1eesign Languages, per
Music On Phase, with uss Of instrument,
pr quarter, Il
Music On Guitar. WITH ~ II ias,rsa.ss
Draviss ana Painting in Water. Color.
:. and . Velvet pr assrtse.
nn -, Dssviag. ~ quarter,
gil Painting, II
Embroidery,
Astronesy. with uss Of the Globes. per
Rhssoris. Philessphy, Chemistry. Physiol-
Flowsring- work in Wax, = Leather, each
per quarter,
Washing, pr quarter,
Medicines and Medical Attsndanes viii b
e1trs charge.
Psynsass a.st b nsAs half yearly in sdvs
and
yson THIS suIs szsas WILL n No DsvIA9
~ Young Ladies' q every DsnoniDa.ion
sssary, they viii b rsquiJsd to observe the
nary rsgulatssps Of extsrnal worship.
Pssseas residing at . distance are requiss
hsve . rsspossible agent II the city Of DsvesI
Ne reduction viii - made n case VI pupils b
withdraw before The expiration Of the qua
excepting b psolractsd sickness. One nos
notice ef The rsaovsl Of sash young Lady 10
~ een.spesd.... ef III. pupil. i. '.sj.,
For the present. ysss NO Uniforn viii b
Eaeh pupii b required 70 provide hiasslf
furnished Wosk-box, si1 Towels, elk u
Napkins, Combs, Tooth aad Hair Brushes, X
and Fork. Dessert AID Teaspoon, and Tsn(
There will b Sessions Of 8. months each in
eshoaestie yses, cenDsneing % the 1fst Ae1
July, With 60 Vssk allowed for vacsties
Parents can see their ehildren - Thursday
the aftssnoes, and no visiton but those ssthos
BY the parents, or guardians, will BE- aIlew(
go the yesag ladiss. The parents who rssid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

How ALABAMA STANDs.-Col. Glen.
ems, late editor of the Memphis Enquir-
er, in . letter TO that paper, says of the
prospects in Alabama, where he is now
staying:
Placing NO great reliance upon the reports !
hsar daily from other parts Of the State, and
judging only from the feeling manifested in this
sssenghold Of Democracy. l tell you with en-.
tire ennfdeaes that you may Get down Ala
hama - Lost to Breckinridgs. He could not
from this time until November. The only thing
which ever gave the Secession party any
strength in Alabama vas it assumption Of The
name Of democracy, and when shat 10 tora
away they will dwindls into faction too con.
temptible TO excite the fssrs, or disturb The
peace OF the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

02l0CRATIC STATE TICKET.
1oD 0DORu5AaY OF STATE.
JOHN II. CORSE,
or Des Aoinss.
DOs AUDgToa o. OFA9D,
GEORGE w. HATFIELD,
OF Bremen.
ION sAsUssR o. STATE,
JOHN W. ELLIS,
OF Davis:
toeAFFoRNEY 0sNH1AL,
WILLIAM McCLINTOCK.
OF Faystts.
% nDolsfn o. STATE LAID oI1ioD,
PATRICK RODB,
or Woodbury..
For CoDgress,
Let District, O. G. COLE,
I'd I" BEN n. SANUELS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

4r. Clay On the Missouri Compromise.
The Missouri Republican copies the
following from the National zstelli-
genc4r, (the great Wing organ) Of Feb.
8, 1920. Don't fail to read:
"MssouRI B.IL-Ths House then went into
Committee Of the Whole. NJ. Baldwin in the
Chair. on this bill. the restrictive amendment
prohibiting slavery North Of SO degrees 80
minutes, being under consideration, NJ. speak
q Clay rose and addressed the Committee
nearly four hours agaisst Ns right s~dsgs;sse
Tie espadissey Of tie proposed amssdmsna"-
See also annals Of Congress, 1919, 20, p.
Ito.
From Mr.. Charless' paper, (since the
Missouri Republican, Of the Let March,
1920, We learn that
He (Mr. Clay) eontsnded that each State
and the people thereof had the right to deter
mine for themselves whether slavery should or
should not exist within her borders Such .
restriction this 10 IN act Of sress inssties 70
the people Who. In after times, may inhabit the
Territory North Of the proper hne il An cot
unauthorized by the Constitution OF the United
States"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

.staf5lgzarf 30
E& III. hna
~ ,iaafsf he.
,laegA ~ D'
.GJs aoist 7ooS u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

We " unAauloDs1 serss u The fsllsvinl
TEAMS o. SUBSCRIPTION.
DAux.--lo go sA,v.,t. ,u.h,. 49,
Nail ss1 pese-s0ss ssbseribcss. SS .o0 -, 49,
Pelsble y adyaase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

harvesting, aud secure the sossterinps.
This il more economical than to turn Ia
cattle and hogs which viii CLEAN but i'm.
perfectly. =
Butter to be packed for storing OF
transportation, needs extra attantiou
during the sultriness OF dog -days. Keep
the milk-room cool and we'll vedtilated
and remove everything from the neigh.
borhood Of the dSity that would cause
N unplsaaant. sG1sia. Observe scrupul-
ous cleanliness, and frequently scald
utensils to keep them sweet IT, 81
Timothy sown by itself this and the
first Of the following month, will, under
tordnAry circumstances, give : good
yield next season. Many successful cul-
tivators prefer Shis to sowing with Win.
ter grain. II the latter b done, the fol-
lowing mouth Or early ~ prefersble.-
Use from eight. to twelve quarts Of seed
pr acre, aeeofding to cireamslasces. al
A PaoysrAsLs DAIsx. Gssesss
Farmer II send you The statement Of q
small dairy, that took the Gsst psemius,
in the clsss Of Small Diaries, at the
County Society Z Annual Meeting
ward Hoyts dairy.Ilpi
This dsiry consists Of six native COWS,
OF, the following sges tvo7 yean old,
Eoass, one & and twes yess oId-ealvsd
from the lothto the 20 Of March, inslu.
sives =. ssss r,a.s 5ara .sur
Anount Of Butter nads. $50 IL. 1''as =.
- - ," Z, seld.. Lees 1see 81 sisH
Psef III ~ t 9 5rsiII $50: e s@'
Calves a1d Colt, raised By haad .is s.
Tsr.s Csii. ::iii;:::.:............"4 u -
Mn ~ 4 tls i.Iij.. 1900. Is 8 'oaaa
Dsdast sapsasss, freight, en-, -. - s
pa 20 -
10 AAens m ~ eea(s ......e ~ g
sAftex dsdncefu9 os9 quarter saoh ii
.s-y1skS = - Ne 1t prem psr sov
k-2 AoppwiAlkl,0 .ass1 euxr.q
yss-E9yiA eb1eoRnun.
Wss1sW DslassS q. N r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

EMERSON Patent Sugar Cane Crusher, which should
II be in 3he hands of every Farmer,
For sale by JAS. d c. A. MYER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
.:.5. fig FIFTY DOLLARS! .yg
HANING completed and occupied our great
IL Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most pei1ec.
machine shop in the world-we have signal'zed
the event by producing new Family sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements ~
the very low price of E..-..-.. ..r.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the public
without inducement or excuse for buying any O
the inferior machin which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will henceforth become I'm
possible. A very large reduction has been n"d'
in the prices Of all Of ..-Fa.aE
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are wei
known to be without any successful rival in thu
market. Much has recently been published il
regard to various stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We will take it for granted that all thu
| world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
| make the best stitch ever invented, and do it il
the best style.
b5-Send for copy of L. H. Singer T. Co.'S
| Gazette, which contains full information about
prices, sizes, ETC., of sewing machines and wiH BE-
supplied gratis. M. SINGER co,
Jan. %, 1859: 45s Broad,c9y, Mar York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
BOOK BINDING.

FE3Gfy THE Subscribers having received
Z-I their new ruling machine and a
uAlssAssv large stock Of binding material are
prepared to do all kinds Of work in their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound 10 any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
us.
s. s. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application Tor work may he
made RAYMOND, EYSTRA X co.
seatine, June 18th, 1859-6-25t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
sabbath School Books Published by this
House.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No.
], contains - tunes and hymns: Price cents each
| dollars per hundred The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book, No. couins 81 tunes and ny INNS:
price cents each. dol. per hundred. The Anniver-
sary and Sunday School Music Book No. 3, contains
60 tunes and by price 4cents EACH dol per hund
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No,
I, ready: it contains 40 tunes and hymns: price
Scents each. Q doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and Sunday School Music Book. combining Nos l and
with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns: price cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
KssEisal PfRty Aspsie lf4et r prize ts! No contains
30 tunes and hymns price cents each dolls per 100;
postage one cent each. The Sahath-School Bell con-
tains Isl tunes and hymns price l2 each sdos
per hundred postage two cents each elegantly bou
20 cents each, ID dollars per hundred Congregations
Singingan eight page tract-price IS cts per dozen,
dollars per hundred. -....
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DIR6OLJrTION.

TI>HE Partnership heretofore existing betveen
i the undersigned under the name and style
Of JAMES x G. A. MyER, is this day dissolved. by
mutual consent BY the retirement Of Mr.. G. A.
MYEg. The business Of the firm will be liani.
dated BY JAMES AYER, IT,, at the old stand.
JAMES MYER, Jr.
CHAS A. MYER.
Upton low ., Nov IS. 1855.
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FO SALE.

4 LARGE NUMBER Of desirable LOTS. three
4 Dwelling Houses, and Span Of Hsrses.
Enquire OF J. II. STARR.
Upton, March 70, IT,
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

GK IND WORDS 1.-The Angels told me so, :" ..Graye
IA Of Rosabel. "'Wilds Of the West. !" Giye me back
my Mountain Home" Thoughts Of God, -sI'm with
thee still. awake Lady Wake I'm leaving thee In
sorrow, Annie, liver Of Thee" and ..Oid Nassau
as sung y the students Of Princeton College. Price .
each zF* Id s#aFEsE
Now and Popular Instrumental Palace
Garden Polka Vignette Empire or Reiches Quad
rifles. anew dance. price 10 cents each Piccooipi
Polka. Swinging schot,sch, "Thomns Bakee Schot-
ti-eh. all with vignettes. New HB,ernan Qualres
81 cents each. Crinoline Waltz ssDanyilie Mazur.
ka." .'Arbian War Cry March, "Reading Polka ~,
very last Vorsovani, Weimor Polka, and AmIra POLKA
Mazurka price Is cts each. HORACE WATERS,
May %, 1857 No. $50 Broadway. New York