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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
6feambnats nno Railroads.

NJEW YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS sns
~ LAKE MEAPEREMAGoG direct-And Pleasure Routs
1sa g. a 6s sshF s7'b :. M 's0F' A'''
nay BOAT for ALBANY and TROY making
the usus Landiugs-The steamer DAM EL DREW Leaves
Iay-.t Pier Tuesdays, Thursdays ard sa.nd ys G7
NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE.-The
steamer JOHN BROOKS VIII Leave fsc1P e eyS G.
Fsre Soc. Freight taira LOCKYER& Co, ll8 South a.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R 4 I.i
s.ssIt ap s. Tss o'' SS e PEREE Agent
EOR WEST.POTNT, NEWBURGH, AND
L POUGHKEPSIE Steamer THOMAS POWELL from
foot of Jay st. every afternoon at % O'clock. -
nAY-BOAT for ALBANY Steamer DANIEL
PREY lew, sy ISESOASS snI With n
for Saratoga and the West
nAY BOAT for WEST POINT, CORNWALL,
~ EEwBURGH, MILTON, and POuGHgIEEEps1l III
eOuebins at Sttt PisI rstsrnns 20 the city Is ~ n
usle sure connection, 81 sonsbkeeSe Baggage Transferred
free.
CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, via
- CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NFW-JERsEY
AN EXPRESS T TR1S G GSirsi s GsS DAILY
SS 6ycE6cR M 1T Po tSs' aA G9Rif11i
"a Ess aG. Nth PR. SSG sdd Rsdns R,od
. snd at HARRssURi viii MAIL TRAINS on PENNsYL-
FRN CENTRAL RAILROAD North and nth; ana with the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD, arriving 9. Harris
buig q; R:40 noon.
EOR EXTRAORDINARILY LINE-FARE
il so CENTS-Tbe Sissmer CATALINE Capt. William a.
Val. will leave Oliver Sip EVERY DAY, II O'Clock NOON
ruu ing 80 connection with the jut'tnic R,iroed The
Steamer BRIDGEPORT Vi lesye Pc Slip EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY .. IL o'c och, NOON, az
ryipz Ia time 10 connect with ali the Express Trains
-'-1e GEO. ~. CORLIEs Agent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS al 7 a. m, ioT Dunsrf, Buffalo
Csnspdaigus and principal Stations a., o.,
Mall AZ 8l5 a. NJ for Dunkirk and intermediate Stations
Tits Train remains sight at Elmha - -.
WAY at 3:45 m, for biddletoWn NeWoHsh una n'oi
mediate Stations - #, NJ.
EIGIIT EMPRESS daily at p. M, for D1niLf Buffalo,
anspdsig1a and princps stoDs The train " Saturday stop
~ al man " CHAS RINOT Genera Sept
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Summer arrangement for pleasure travel trains leave 1a
n ststisr as foLowt: - 60, AZ.
loIs a n-E1prsss for Albany, Troy, Saratoga shros
Springs Niagara Fss Lake George Lebanon SR1gs and Lac
hshopsc Connecting at Albany with ~ H. foI shaos
sp3gs Niagara psls and al place, West Also VIVID HA
or Sss.osa ard points North BIS m-Fof Cro.on Sah
connecting Godsp Bridge With Stage. f Lake Wsccaone
Falls vitb for Lake Bahopso 40 m
Dover Plains meeting 9oden's Bridge With Stages 70
Waccsbuo and ~ CrOton Fss with Staso, feI LAs
A.bopao. JOHN buhOhibb' hth" oopt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

DURDSALLs ARNICA LINIMENT.-A
ID HOUSEHOLD NECESSARY Owing to +. wonaehni
effects in External Injury this mstchss curaVe
shopd be considered article OF the first necessity Ia every
household omptly applied to BIuise Burn Seaid
Frrtnre Dedication Sprin Il will often save the victim oi
the accident lifelong defomty and am-nes Many hmo
has been preserved rom the knife and OF the surgeon ~
rlv uta aInm ton and Pain and prevents Loc
aud Modification. ahere is nothing TO ,omPne with II IN
~ nh, M .'istn ramp Joint Tumor Ucera
-. Fnr al nv a. Drnppists Price Is cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
Total for the week.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
sexen nrincinal staple articles for the week:

Total. .:...''..''''' SfLSo4V 80, Fyddat,ss,
The following comparative statement of the value
of Exports from the commencement Of the year TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
Oreau Gteamers, &r.

UNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL sTEAMSHiP5.
yh0h HHS-YOKK
CHIEF CeDh assaBo.
BecoEd CABIN Pastage. 70
IRON boston
Chief Cabin Passage euO
Second Cabin Passage. "
The ships from New fosk cal n Cork Hsrbor.
The ships from Boston call a. HsifsI and Cork Hsrbor
PERSIA, Capt yudkinH CANADA Capt Lang
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone AMERICA, Cspt Milar.
ASIA Capt +. g. Lott NIAGARA, Capt AndsrsOa.
AFRICA Can't shannon EUROPA, Capt J. Leitch.
- SCOTIA moe buhdingl
These vessels cary clear white hEns a. nssthee1 uesn On
.ta board bow; red on port bow.
ApSEII Gtons leaves Boston. "wednesday, Sept
HFPigI stSrnor Leaves New. YoTk "Wednesday Sept IL
CANADA LAM. Boston. "Wednesday SeP ~
ASIA ~, Leave. New. YORK. Wednesday Sept %
EUEoPI Moo6ta Isaves Boston Wednesday, Oct.
PERSIA yUdkns. leaves New IorE eoUos0AJ wv "
Bertbs not secgTsd until paid FOR
An experienced Surgeon on board ..-I II. a.. ,.n,a
The these ships viii not De aooosos ~ 49,
Silver Bullion Specie JeWey, Precious STONES 81
less bills sdng signed therefor and the Vue s0cfo"
thereir sYpre,sed FOR freight or passage, apply 70
~ II CIJEARD No Bowling green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
Go farmers ano Others.
professional Notices.

lanes BOGARDUS,
% ARCHITECT IN IRON, - ~
ORTGINAT OR CONSTRUCTOR and PATENTEE Of IRON
BUILDINGI,
Office No 200 C,Dsst corner Of Mulberry, ~ Y.
MUNSTER Graduated SURGEON DEN
~. fist bas REMOVED to No so West 18th st., between
Broadway and 9th sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

S14223 GO s22,O09552 Se,2042O sl4l8,58T
Increase az compared with 1889 SI,ISo6H
The following is the amount of Coal transported
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
al andno Auo 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
11aints, Oils, ST.
mdrbinerp.

CTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
~ STEAM and WATER GAUGES 40. 40
STEAM ENGINES from to 100 horse power both Ne and
SECONDHAND constsEtly or hand and for SALE With o.
witbou. Bopep Also. BOILERS both NE W and SECOND
STEAM and WATER 6AUGgs, INDICATORS, LUBRI
GATORS Low WATER ALARMS, &c. kc, &c.
Also WIRE ROPE. for various purpose
CHAS w COPELAND,
Nc 1872 Broadway. New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first

IL clsss steamer WI Leave Rev-Yok the let th and zl o.
sreh month except these daes fall "a SUNDAY wen
the day OF departure viii be the MONDAY blowing EU
bcsht o. apply al tbs only ofhos, Nc ~ Wost
sefhoI 81 WETel-ES ". y. ALLEN Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

REV YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS ans
~ LAKE MEAPHREMA6OG direct-And Pleasure Hoots
% Ogdensbursh Montreal and Quebec Apply st the ~
ndE 81 E n Office. l7tb 81 N v
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

~ Tor the construction of brick sidewalks borefed BY curb
stones and wooden CUTTERS the sine Dyades street
from Felicity Road TO ST. Andrew the southeast
side Of Locust street. from Clio Tha also on
both sides Of Benye street, from johnson to Dorgenois
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
SPECIFICATIONS ron THE cow

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
and wooden CUTTERS the sine Dryades street
side of Locust Clio to Thai street and also on
both sides Of Benyie street from johnson Dorgenois
CONTRACTS.
First contrae-The sidewalks the west side Of Dryades
to be twelve feet in width.
sidewalks on the southeast sids f I
Gust street from Clio to Thala Said sidewalks 10 be
Third contracThe sidewalks on bsth sides Of Bienyle
street from John1on Dorgeno street Said sidewalks to be
bctd to the buildings fronting On said sreet
aud two feet along the cnrbones aud the remaining
with grade Of the bckng when aa The icklns io Be
supported on each side Of said portion left nnbcke with
CrRRsToNEs dressed curbstones shall line the
good quality viii he on ie TOP Il to ansWsy
vide and not less than inches s ss, hc eS S a IF To TO
well st IN good Joints and in wefkmanke manner shall
for draining Tey shall be das neFspeTcd IN cnsh of
Ieeon ~ ~ e VII " s sa work * 40 Sasqn to The al
each shall have slope of three inches for
be sody fixed and baeed in the approved manner to
prevent eeyic wash and sinking of bricks usually experienced
from negligence in this and than
inches or shorter than three feet and having
ss hs q d aa'teS Gshss T @ NJ surface Of the adjoining gutter
Wo2pES ,g GgrTrnsThs cutters shall be made Of the best
lengths q 5o less than twenty feet xcep where
jonngs pinned here and at every nterneae spaee o
ye fee with oak pins not less than four feet long
gutter sanks pierced iaatng The edge cf
cphslone shall be DepeeU
side edge it Is to have noces eight inches long
deep cut out at eight feet Hereof 10 these express
braces Of not less than for feet long wide
inches thick pointed thu enters the ground will
be firmly driven down and spiked with Gutter panks with
least three of 1--WE inch spikes each brace
there will be verge or aca OF cypress inches
By two and half inches thick well nailed to the plank
be Of dry river sand four inches thick sody
the pins driven The edge Of the facing board shall pro-
iect and half inch above The gutter pn
aud the latter sh IL be d with slope inch towards The
cnrbones Wooden boxed cutters for draining shall be
bnill by the They shall inches wide by
press plank Tor the sides and bottom with by inches
crcsecc on the top TO keep the sides being Displaced
walks. : - ~
BRICK PAyENEsrThe walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks OF the best quality herring of lake
sand or other sand of equally quality on gas
ashes ally called blue billy Joints between inc
bricks shall hs well hle with sharp sand coating of il
half an inch thick spread the whole surface brickin
fror to laying the bricks the earth shall be cut mn
broken nd well and made level graded smoothly
with eeyfy slope toward tho outline an
per foot fe ground where shall fed M by te
oniractor AT his expense and well ramraed nn com.
peeiy solid. There shah be bedding
sh4,p sand " se hls under the bricks
shan DO properly hedded therein In herring regularly
laid in close JOINTS without rugged hollow places
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

that tho win bear straight edge otherwise shall be
srSEnA1 whole work shall be executed to the
entire satisfaction OF the City Surveyor who will be the sole
All the materials the best quality and shabc fur
Thc to"co S ha b bosnd md begin ] Ra work in the ten
DAYS following the approval Of tho by the Common
tractor for The first contract in the sixty days following The mp
Il e n @ , bs S G r esS @ S
contract viii sixty days after each under penalty ten dol
Gompietsd com I - '4sn " - 's''''''' ~ '''.V 'l''
tractors to guarantee the Faithful performance OF their
ac r. i tSqws avs M g. he M slm @ q so s From From ,hs 6 con
Tractor Tor tho second contract and in The sum OF $500 from
Payments 10 be made on tho completion Of each three
Of Sidewalks and acceptance of the same BY
the property holders in bills property holders 10 be
mads Sy ts UtS snrSey9 I IN m Ih h. section is % e
s subfogaed ali the rights Of lie Oily 70 sue and
& SPds S u e 5 e e soa
sS 4s aq @ sa 5 @ n S shST S ne s s % nT s paid The
ing n arniee ZEN per cent o the amount Of each Certificate
tract
me e9atraeSE shall Psy into The city Treasury prior 10
the s ss VI HAT gE y ws n ed @ MD eo %
wen understood ha Of failure by the contract
to begin ish the work amy part thereof within
period hxed o. the couc ID dissatisfied with The
tractors IN sau III required " article 1905 tbe cyi Code
and without indemnify well understood that III
contractors the
finish and cnplete the conformity With tieir contracts
the contractors shall forfeit ali claims hoy amy
part Of the work done BY them the date Of The abandon
that the city shall be thereby discharged from amy
all liability therefor; and ii Is also well understood that in
the be reold the contractors and their securities
shall be held and bound in soldo pay the city all loss
difference between the price ut which lhe contractors origin
ally contracted perform the work and the price which it
may be adjudcated at q resale readjulieation.
Bids be per running Of sidewalk complete including
the turning Of tbs corners
New Orleans, June 4, tsG0
ESigned,l LOUIS H. PIIIE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets aud Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
tSigned,I II. 7. VENNARD, ~, ,i.
RoBr. HUYGHEt N"a' "i'i'
Registered June Is, 1860
ir29 IN HENRY puEEL for Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
SPECIFICATIONS RoR THE CONTRACT

-
ie29 ii ~ ~ IiENRY nIErr. ~ cnnntrDller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
CoNIPTRoLLER---oFFICIAL.

DoaPTRoLLEH's OFFICE 1
City Of New Orleans, July q. 1850.
Notice i hereby given .hst scaled proposals VIII he
II O'Clock NJ for Printing and Binding The semi annual
port of the Comptroller Of The Receipts and Expenditure Of the
City of Now Orleans during the six months ending 3t june
1860.
the binding.
saTnpas 70 DO seen at Office the Printing and Binding
bc doug awofkmanlkc manne TO ,he satisfaction ot he
!y5 Il v. DUPLEssIs cou,ptSouer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

A 6sDPARTN sEa aaHIP--Mr. ALFRED A. WILKINS
" Is usSoeia ed with busness from the lsi July Inst
y, ". LYONS.
New Orleans Jals q 1861 ty2 u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

NOTICE TO THE PURLIC-I W. j. MATHEWS
IN having, the 2d day July 1852 purchased the rig
santed to Green Cos Of Letters Patent dated "a octobe
Steam Engines for the United States, and my having been
sustained in suit recently decided in the Circuit L.
Mobile against b. Skates Co. infringement Of
said patent therefore, all persons hereby notified not any
the the la@.
prepared conacrs for the use of safi
Packing reasonable terms with all who
sire to it, W. J. MATTHEW'S.
Captain JOHN G. sINNOTT of Gs GrayieF street Now Or
leans general agent make
tnre and use Of the article thus patented.
my16 I'm WI MATHEWS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

5 oj Tho construction 9 wooden sidewalks east side of
These sidewalks sbai be two feet IN width and shah be aid
aeSSsdi1g @ 5 f @ IN sgss to By e Gy Surveyor
hg bsst Quality tree q sup d knots splits and other defects
with six inch cat @ y NE inch cross piece resting
onepd well fastened Y TIVE foaf VI Sm inch cypress Upright
least three feet into tile solid ground distances Of five
from curves all te eagth The tho gutter side
Of said sidesAlks and their length Aerc shall 6e two IT,
inch acia plank nailed te The upghi Immediately below
IRs 9holavork shall he exeeaied the entire satisfaction Of
the Gfy Surveyor otherwise It shal be rejected,
All the shall best qnaly and shan be fur
nisl1ed b5 the contractor, well Al the iahor.
app!oya sP9 v liz $s III 5S2a
the same Is not completed
Good ana solvent seetriy u amount of 5000 shall
REQUIRED to guarantee the faithful performance Of the con
Paynents he made rs follows o-wlt proportion 10
Se paid BY the city N cash sad ne proportion 10 be paid by
ers % e lnade BY the City Surveyor q conformity with section
~ s ts nsw , s & er Il 5 sd WIZ II Y ~ b s9eeed T. ny " e
m e 4e @ s e @ me pTggst re- & N &c g's & Of e a{
aba responsible fer any said i Ahond the sac b.
Tho contractor shall pay the City Treasury prior
g receiSing hs eertheates te cost of publication of he
d coaacto a have hs rst Z dsmadns u d pa
9ers i4a, f , Of said cost ct publication lie
III Y % xa r 4 % tug @ e oo q a pat siese9 & gn H. The M
IN which tie work being executed the Council shall have he
9as s Rs',@s @ c8 i TS d.
sPPng 70 aS sgr s q asies . agaa the se "a and ihon 10 h
tractor shall ut any time abandon tie work finish
complete tho cporty with his rontraet he
shall forfeit MI claims lie have for Of the
done By him up to ~ date e Inc abandonment and ii
sthsre.o Il ef understood contract
re6ola, The contractor and his shall held
h0und in oldo the city oil loss difference
tSe pyite which the contractor originally
aresale readiudcntioa.
Bids to be per running foot Of sidewalk complete.
New Orleans june 8, i6J9.
Csigsed) LoUIs IT. PILE City Surveyor
by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council,
ISigned II. r. vENNARD. Z c,,o
lsignedi R0BT. HUYGHE NAatp a p'ep.
Registered June y. 1860.
ie2s IL HENRY DUREI4 for Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
g II. WILnsoI,s pLaNTxsRs, PATENTED
y. GoRD-W6O CUTTER. z7z

exclusive pasn. tights Of the above have heen
M company or gentlemen Of the city Of New Oreanaor the
states Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Fetda Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pn
ene parish county State rights, Of machinery,
sgent fer the above company
rw. @. COOK,
No 3e Naichas street. New Orleans.
Resers toMesss Martin Gordon, tF N. %. M 81 Brin-
ier AEsensiea La q. q. " CaIapbs Ieergie Ia Cap
tan u Landry M 0. q. O. Roger n O.. o, L. aite, s.
sanass. mySlty
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
AID FOR KANSAS.

We see by the papers thst general eff.
fort is being made throu ehout the coun-
try to send material aid to starving Kan.
sas. Thaddeus Hyatt has visited Kan
sas and seen the distress of the settlers
and has published an appeal to the Pres
ident to have him put off the sale of the
government lands. 1t is not yet known
what the President will do, but it is said
that he has said that Mr.. Hyatt's sworn
statement is true he will aid the suffer.
ers to the extent Of S., 900 from his pri.
vate purse. Contributions are being rails.
ed in all the towns aud cities on the riv-
or, and We think the citizens of " Old
Cedar ought not to be behind their
neighbors. We have been blessed with
favorable season and bountiful crops
and of our abundance should aid the nee
dy. A warehouse is opened at Daven-
port to receive contributions and we pre-
sumo the same thing will be done in
Muscatine. When our farmers 20 to
market let them take along their contri-
buttons. Wheat, -four, corn, beans, 20.
tatoes, and anything that can be eaten
ara SraaiLv nAod"d ~ A.
Don't forget them. We would ask friend
Stprr, of Seneca. Kansas, to give US
plain statement OF the condition OF North.
ern Kansas.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
POPLAR SOVEREIGNTY.

1t may be little out of season to al
lude to so unpopular a subject as the
above, now that it is sluelched out, but
the case referred to in friend Starts let
ter is SO pertinent that we can but refer
to it. In the case referred to, the Ter
ritorial Legislature, exercising the sup
posed right of Popular Sovereignty, had
authorized the Clerk of the District Court
to issue writ of attachment in certain
cases, but as the Organic Act, i G. the
law Of Congress establishing the Terri
tory gave that power to the Courts
alone, the Judge decided that the law Of
Congress must stand and the act of the
Legislature was void. So it was decided
that the Legislature had no power to pass
laws except as authorized by the Organic
Act
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08

stead, of On Grove, attracted m"ch
attention. Ippeared to do the WORK
evenly, and near the ground that tho
prairie wind ald have but little effect
upon it. /
A family ear by furnished warm
meals to tho desiring it, and several
eating shanti on the premises supplied
the hungry it'll pies, cakes, app'es'
candies. &c. The concourse was various
ly estimated from 1000 to 1000, yet
all went off uietly and tremendously
and the manners are, if possible, more
confirmed til the country is the place
for fair, as he interest Of those VINO
attend is no,so much divided as 1t Is
when held afr near town.
LAWRIE TATUM.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
Dr. MAYNARD delivered an earnest ad-

DR.. Maynard delivered an earnest ad-
dress on Practical Education for the
masses. No @s ~,
Mary J Gillespie. read report on The
Power Of Influence W Reeder, Nor.
al and Intellectual Development and X.
D. Parsons, A Home in tie West.
The following we're appointed to re-
port at the next meeting: +. Whit
comb, on Practical Education Eunice
Frink, Common Sense; Mary. +. Hum
phrey, Parents and Teachers RESPONSE
bilities contr sted; +. B. Wright, Or
pamental Education G. G. Nestlerode,
Matrimony Laura Tatum, Iowa lnstruc
tor; J. I. Haight, How to reach the
tempt. of Fame; J. E. Boynton, The
Teachers and the Legal Profession Con
trasted; aud j. G Williamson, The
Children's Interest.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of tn
Executive Committee.
j. MAYNARD, Pres't.
Il. D. Parsons, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
THE CEDAR COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.

The Institute met IN the Friends
school house, in Springdale. October %,
1860. Jas. McClung, County Superin-
tendent, was chosen Prest. /; Nathan Ia
Der, Vice Prest. K. D. Parsons, Sec +;
aud Esther l.. Lewis, assistant. The
whole number of teachers enrolled vas
sixty four. The Instructors in charge
we're c. C. Nestlerode and Jas. McClung.
The programme presented by the In
struetors was adopted.
The following committees were appoin'
ted: On rules, Ed. Cole, Emlen Lewis,
and Anna Ma,her; on questions, Emlen
Lewis Ed. Cook, Florella King, George
Darlington. and Sibbel W. Maynard
The following were appointed critics r
Monday: j. T. Haight, 4. +. Whitcomb,
Florella King, aud Laura Humphrey.
The following were instructors during
the Institute Mental Arithmetic, j.
W. Reeder; Written Arithmetic, Jas.
McClung; photography, G. c. Nestlerode
and 4, G. Taber; English Grammar,
G. c, Nes,Ierode, and X. d. Parsons -
Geography, JAS. McClung; Physiology,
Nathan Taber; Theory and Practice #
Teaching, G. G. Nestlerode and Jas. Nc
Chung.
MONDAY EVENING.
The following we're appointed COM
mlttee to furnish resolutions for discus
sion: +. +. Whitcomb, Nathan Taber,
Mary Cue
The following resolution was discussed:
Resolved, that it should be the duty OF
the County Superintendent to examine
all teachers III Physiology, and that a
want Of knowledge in this branch should
be considered want of competency to
teach.
Eliza A. Worlne, Adella Starr, Geo.
Harrass and f. c. Cook, were appointed
critics for the next day. Nathan Taber
delivered lecture on Phrenology.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
HOME PAPERS.

"Stick to your home newspaper. NO
matter if you are poor remember none
are SO cor as the ignorant except 1t be
the depraved, and they too often go TO-
gethcr. Keep your home paper, though
it may not be SO large or imposing as
~vunu 'o..y -~-A,y - ------~L~- :. - the
advt rtiser Of your neighborhosd and daily
business, and tells you what is going on
around you insteud of thousand miles
away. If it is not printed on as nice
paper as the weeklies and as good as you
wish to have it, pay the subscription
promptly, and rely upon it the natural
pride OF the publisher will prompt him
to improve it as fast as possible -
We take the foregoing in relation to
Home Papers" from an exchange. 1t
contains so much good sense, and com
mends itself SO much to the interest Of
every reader, that we copy it into our
columns, with the hope to hasten some
one to continue his subScri ption who may
be debating in his own mind whether
he would not this year take Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston pa
per, because it has been told him tina,
the subscription price may be IA few cents
cheaper than his "home paper" Ado
to the subscription of the foreign papeI
the postage and you gain little or moth
ing in pecuniary point of view, ant
although you may gain in Literature, b,
taking foreign papers, yet you will loos
the knowledge Of the daily business go
ing on around you which may be your in
terest to know. We say again stick t
your home papers, and take foreign pa
pers if you are able.-De Wit Standard
Reader show this to your nclghbo
who do Mt take the ADVERTISER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-08
ly 600.
PENNSYLVANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Cur major
ity is between fifty and seventy thousand.
Philadelphia will give you majority of
about five and plurality of fifteen.
JAS f. HARVEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Pennsylva-
MIA seventy thousand maj. for Lincoln -
New York safe. Glory enough.
SIMON CAMERON.
Lancaster county gives eight thousand
majority for Lin coln. Allegheny county
gives Lincoln ten thousand. Chicago
Tribune.
New York mas gone for Lincoln by
about $4,000; Massachusetts, 10000
Connecticut $4,000, Maine 10000; New
Hampshire 10000.