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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05
REV. l.. l.. IANe:k'rRsYfll'S
Movable Comb hnnYes
Patented Ortnls.r Z. 1852.

COMB REMOvED-Each comb in ,h,. No. !. =,
' ', !; -sr1le .o.'''s frame. .y '< ~ ,-Lss
In me iea l. ~ ut al eHrH!nr the Ices.
SO" rs .TIExE1HE> ED.-By ,la, osy,,s.r~,,
seaA S'"chs may e easily slr-alsheh~,I tv bsrxnx
ihen u c"n's. hpnr,. maturing tr,,.s. - =. t.
strong ones, and lueen,e-s eoloiie- saved fp,,. rr..
run: iv the n:es,. o. t,ini gas"st.es ys.e
Apary iy the c"ntroI VI the ,os can he Kent .,onx
III nun "rs' ani III possession of fertile queen. the
rav.;ss OF the Zee mott, may he ef~ctu,liy r.vet,sS
SEE WHAT Is wRONG.-Ift ls. ,e. I..,.r .ususc,s
ti as 'hInt l. the matter with the hive he can open
IT,, n,. go "; ,m'n"t"n Of its combs. ascertain In
hhtes- IT'S trnc condition. and 4. us xptly intel.
,. Nrn'h. reM.i.-s which /. needs.
s~a,. .n.,s s".n,.. may be formed in
s"arm,s plan, or l.. manav .a IN n'v ~. hA."r.
a rnn-s,,rm,u, stnc. 'fhout any alienation AZ
DKoNE> AND ou EESs.-By accommodation for
merit the queen hay ''e confined to her hiv.
workers Lave TIFF liberty, that the bees asy fge-
at any time. VII the least risk 81 their swarmi ny in
absence + tne ee keeper. The drones when full
MINT may h. the SUN device, he excluded ftom ths
SURPLUS uuNEY.-Th. surplus honey may he .tor.
Ell u an upper i"x, i'll frames secured admit
Of safe transportation, of which may he taken
out and disposed Of ar. preferred, II may he stored
III small, "ses OF glasses, in convenient, beautiful and
TRANSFER ~OLONTES.-C olonies may te saf.ly
transferred from any other hive to this all seasons Of
the year AS their combs. with all their contents can Re
removed with them, and easily fastened 70 the frames
and II this operation is sk.fuy performed in tn. gath
e'hg season, the colony, in e- hours. will work ~
vigorously III the hew As they did in the old hive.
No BEES KlLLED.-lf the combs Of the ice hive
can lie easily removed and with safety both the hees
and the OPERATOR then every enlightened lee keeper
viii admit tint ,mpl.te revolution must eventually
he effected III the mana cement Of bees.
WELl-TES ED.-This hive has been In use for
sufficient length of,ine to ties its value and is adopted
~ sr,e OF til. lar lest bee keepers. 1t I've made in
.inie, CHEAP and durable form. may be construct
ell with glass on all sides.
PRICE OF KIGIIrS-An individual mr. farm right
t" use this invention will n sold for Ave dollars. Such
right entities the purchaser to use, his prem.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05
Election Frauds,

Mr. Beremen of Henry county, last
week introduced bill into the Legsla-
turc, amending aud improving the pres,
ent laws governing elections. 1t was u
bill having 10 other object than to ex
cludc fraudulent votes from the b 'Ilo,
box, nd utter y unobjectionabe t IA &c
who with to preserve the purity Of the
ballot box. Yet this bill was at once at
tackled by the Democratic members Of
the House. and will doubtless be voted
against by every Democrat, Is 1t not
singular that every bill having the re
hottest tendency to prevent frauds at the
ballot boxes, is at once opposed by ev
cry Democrat, and supported by every
Republican? What can be the mcanin:
Of it? Don't it simply show that one
party must, more or less, depend upon
fraud. while the other party does not =
One party protests against any law which
nsy interfere with the notori US frauds
marking elections, while the other siren,
uously insists that all election fr"ulS
shall be prevented as far as it Is possible
for laws to interfere No commen. i,
needed. The whole thing is literally too
plain for explanation. Any school boy
can understand it with the proposition
''fors his eyes. --D,rcnport Gos''',.
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The Dubuque HeruM OF the 2sth. gives
the world ~ understand that the Demo.
cratic party must take Douglas at Char.
lesion, or be whipped. Hear it:
Without the aid FROM the Northern
Democrats, the South must inevitably
accrpta Il publican President on IT, 4,h
Of March, 1851 ;and Northern Democrats
can do no'hlng-cannot carry a siugle
Northern State. without the Cincinnati
platform aud Stephen A. Dougias rs IL
candidate. 1t may be narrowing the
chances down to a single one, yet 1t is
nevertheless true Northern Democrats
who are conyersant with the people, feel
ah i know that without this chance not a
Northern State can be carried for the
Democratic ticket. viii our brethren
Of the sou,hern States give VI this SIN
g.e -kaas-! We shall ses,
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Sec. 20. The Clerk shall not sign or
sue any c.M,n.y order except upon the re-
corded vote or resolution "t the D'"' ~
Supervisors authorizing the same, except
for Jury fees. aud every such order snail
be numbered, and date, one number 81 tue
same and the name 81 the person t" w"''"
issued. shall be entered in book I" ne
kept by him in his Office for the purpose:
See. 81 Whenever the Clerk Ut the
Board Of Supervisors Of amy county shall
receive from the State authorities notice {"
the superintendent ii school moneys to oe
distributed in the county, he shall tile the
sam. IN his office aud transmit IL certified
c,,py thereof TO the County Treasurer and
he shall ais" lay certified copy thereof
bet;re the Board at their next regular
meeting. @a
Sec. %. The first election under this act
shall be held at the general elect'o" I"
1860.
Sec. %. After the taking effect Of this
act neither the County Judge nor County
Court shall have or exercise any =" the
powers hereby conferred upon tile Board
of Supervisors, out this act shall not effect
said Judge or Court in any county until
the first meeting Of said Board Ut Superv'-
so,s in January, 1861. .
Sec. 81. In all cases where the powers
hereby conferred upon said Board Of su-
pervis' rs have heretofore been by law
exeri>ed by the County Judge, County
Court or other county officers, the said
Supervisors shall conduct their proceed
ings under said powers in the same way
and manner US nearly as may be as is no"
p.o, idcd by law in such cases for the pro
ccedings Of said County Judge, County
Court and county officers, provided the!
are not inconsistent with the provisions "1
this act.
Sec. -. All acts and parts If acts here.
totorr enacted ard hich are Inconsistent
with THIS act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 90. This ac. shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication &C
curding t" law.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
NICHOLAS i. Huscu.
Pr.sid. n. Of the Senate.
Approved March 22d. 1860.
SAMUEL }. KIRKWOOD.
| hereby certify that the '"rS'in. is Il
true copy from the original roll on file IN
my office. ELIJAH SELLS
Secretary of State.
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~ The Democrat says that We wei

~ The Democrut says that We were
mistaken in saying that it took an arti-
Gle in reference to Wendell Phillips,
from the Davenport Democrat without
giving credit for it, and that 1t took 1t
from " Washington City paper. 1t may
be so. All VIC know about it is that we
saw the article in the Davenport Demo-
crat as IN editorial, and We saw it in the
Cedar Dem>crat without credit. Last
week We saw in the Davenport Democrat,
as editorial, an article headed, "No per
sen welcome ut Charleston, but dele
gates;' We fnd the same article in the
Cedar Democrat, ithout any credit
We used to find the same editorial. in
both of the Democrats, and appearances
now indicate that thev we're all take"
"from Washington City paper We
wore aware Of the fact that a small
amount of brains would suffice to edit II
Democratic paper, but We did not know
that the editor Of the "Washington City
paper" furnished brains for the whole
lot.
As to Wendell Phillips, the Democrat
says, CHS sympathics are now with t c
Republican party" Singular, very. for
he said, in a late speech at Brooklyn,
that he preferred that a Democrat should
be elected President this year rather
than a Republican, for he believed i,
would bring about dissolution of the
Union.
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WAEAT STEALING man brounh,
twelve sacks OF wheat to one Of our mcr.
chants about daylight this morn ing for
sale, which, it appears, were stolen from
'cans'ers stopping for the night about
SIX miles from tie city. Before he re-
ceived pay for the wheat the owners ar
rived, and hc,u6 doubt, fearing he might
get into close quarters, vanished, leaving
his wagon and horses at the Nevada
!!oa>c. The scoundrcrs name is NOT
positively known, bu, he is supposed to
be Il brother OF one of the horse thieves
hanged in Cedar county. abon, two years
arc. Nus. .'ournul, .M,rch 20.
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The Presidents Strange Message..He
Shsfmk> from Investigations.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.


WASHINGTON, March 20.
The Message Of the President, sent
into the House t" LAY, denying the ri=h,
ot a c"":ami,tee Of that body to make the
inquiries contemplated by the Covode
Committee, is the latest sensation, and
has set everybody agos 1t is pronoun-
ccd the nrst extraordinary document cy.
or laid before a legislative body by an ex-
ecutive officer aud is the assertion Of u
kinsly prcrogatiye, aud must arouse the
Indignation of the country. It's furth
ermors regarded, and I think with grea,
propriety. lis strong prcsump,ive eviienc,
of the Presidents completely in The
sr s. corruption with which it has beer
charged that he was connected.
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mower to vote such tax. but it there is
not money enough raised, it is the duty
Of the Board to levy sufficient tax to
meet the wants Of the school, and it the
district has failed to vote such tax, 1t
only makes it more imperative on the
Board to do it, II tho collector refuses
to pay over such tax as required by law,
he renders himself liable on his Official
bond.
Yours Respectfully
THOMAS II. BENTON, JR.
Sierstsry Of tie Board.
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From WashisSg ton.
New York, April

INV 1ONNi 1AF1'1 H
The He.ukNs Correspondence says the
President was served with all the tcsti-
u,ony taken before the Covode invcsti
eating committee having any personal
reference to himself, before he prepared
his protesting message to the House.
The Ilorrer's cry Committee dec'd'
cd at their meeting yes crd"y not to
subpoena Gov. Wise, he having placed
10 their possession all the facts connected
with that affair.
The Committee has not decided what
action they will take towards job"
Brown, Jr, who refuses to obey their
summons.
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nn The Cleveland PA .u,leoIr G.

rnLThc Cleveland Pio;n1eohr SAYS
that the agent dcpulei to visit Charleston
and cngase quarterS forthc Ohio dele.
cation, has r.turned and made his re.
port. \ hall large enough to accommo.
date the delegations FROM the whole West.
as an assembly room, has been engaged
fox $500 per day for ten days--s2 900 :;
board aud lodging for the for,y-Six Ohio
delegates at So per day-s2,3OO This
may be considered rather steep, but i. is
the necessary result Of forcing IA Mrye
crord to quarter upon a smut t,,cm.-
Gray adds that, to save yellow fever, pes.
thence aud famine at Charleston, he would
recommend, as 4 sanitary measure. the
nomination NJ Douglas on the first Lnliot
That. he thinks wonld save hot weather.
hotel bills and the uuion, all at the same
time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05

When the the Hon. Salmon =.
Chase, Of Ohio. becomes a member OF the
United States Senate, on the fourth OF
March. 1861. seven Of the members Of
tina, body will be natives Of this State {:
Mcsscrs. Chase. Grimes. Chandler, Hale.
Clark. Fcsscnden aud Wilson. All OF
these are Republicans, \ pretty good
exhibition os Sons Of New Hampshire,
when one cvi,>,. .yrs that the p"pu'a''"'
is not much ab,vc 500 ,oo0.- Concord
az. II S'ute:mda
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TO irOTsEKEEPERs.
g OMETlIlNG \EW-B. r. BADBITT'S BES
- MEDIC iA Al SALEKA1US

g OMETiiiNG \EW-B. r. BADBITT'S .
- MEbItiA Al sA LEKAlUS
Is manufactured fom common salt, and
~ Is prepared entirely different from other
Del Saieratus. All the dele: erious matter ex-
tracted in such m inner ~ to produce
Bread, biscuit, and all kinds Of Cake, with
out containing u particle II SaI~ratus when
the Bread o. Cake IL baked /: thereby pro-
~. ducing wholesome results. Every particle
% OF sal-ratus 10 turned to gas. and passes
through the bread and biscuit while hsking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Sat, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceived tic taste Of this snleratua, thai
70 1t is entirely different from other taleratus.
"a 1t is packed iu one pound papers. each
wrapper branded. "B. +. BHiaitt's Hest Ned
icinal Saieratus;' also, picture, twisted loaf
Of bread, with y ri .ss Of eiYervescing water
on the top. When you purchase one p,per
~ you should preserve the wrapper, and he
U rarticular . ct the next exactly like the
frst-brand as ABOVE.
fu'l directions for making bread ,,b ,h,s
Saleratus and Sour Milk or Cream, Tartar.
VIII accompany each package; also, dirsc-
q ti"ns for making all kinds Of Pass ~: sIso.
& for making Soda Water and Seidlits Powdess.
MAKE YOUR own SOAP with \. THAN.
BlTT'srukE CoNCENTRATEDr POTASH
War; ,ntet double the strength Of ordinary
/. Potash; put up in cans--I H., 2 lbs, 4 "a.
. bl's aud !: lbs.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft S0ap. Cons,,mssa
will find thir the cheapest article In -ssSet
Manufactured and tor sale ~
h. T. HARRrfT,
d 400, 81, 20, - 4 - Washinston t.,
New Yoax.
,,. and No. y India st., boston.
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Connecticut Election. Great Republican
Victory!

HAnTToRD,. April - \. n.
Hartford, Me- Haven, ToIland, New
London aud Windham counties give
Buckingham LOO minority. The re
turns of Middl. sex Fairfield aud Ji,ch.
field counties will not vary the result a
great deal. Buckingham is elected with.
Qua doubt, and both branches Of the
Legislature are Republican by decided
majorities. by a handsome increase ov.
err last year, this result ensures Repub
lican Senator. 1t has becu one Of TIE
hardest fought elections ever witnessed
in this State.
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HousE.-On motion Of Mr.. Coitax,
the amendment providing that "lf any
person endorses on letter, that tits to be
returned to him in thirty days, if not
call, d for it shall be so done, Instead of
being sent to the dead letter Office" was
passed.
A number Of private bills were passed.
Adjourned.
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pA-It is thought by some who ought
to know, that the c. |. 4 n. Il. Il. Co,
will soon aid us in completing our rail-
roads. We hope this will prove to be
the case. As soon as anything jefaite
i. determined upon, we will let our read
ers know Of it sure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05

The Des Moines Register says that the
delinquency on State taxes for the last
year is $500, 900. This speaks of hard
times. The Register says there il no
prospect Of the rate of interest on delin.
quent taxes being reduced, and advises
tax payers to pay up and save the % per
cent
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Governor Of Missousi Vetocs the Railroad
Bill.
ST. LOUIS. March %.

CT. LOUIS, WhFch ~.
A dispatch from Jefferson City an
nounces that the Governor has vetoed
the Railroad bill Much excitement has
prevailed in consequence, though no ac-
ton was taken Immediately upon the
message. Much Indignation exists among
all classes of citizens here against the ac-
ton Of the Governor.
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LUMBER.
sllINGI.ES.
SQUARE TIMER,
lAYiI. AS.. Ar.

Which the, are d-ttrm ned TO sci ~ cheap \,
can he purchased ani w here in the city Tor casa,
nnr motin l. "sta,ca saie- and >mal i',oht-."
Any "r.:sr from she cuuutry viii lie prampti.
offended to; as much 80 As |; the purets.. ..s
" 'oca na''ng Engaged in the I.aml+,
st's himself tha. lie will lie abb. tn read
!',e sa''siart'"n To customers. Give US a,au
oei,ie pur' ha>'ng el>-~ here.
'sc"'ine. Iowa, April i.t. 1860.
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Fire mt Cedar Rapids.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 30
Iligley 4 Broth RS livery sable was
consumed by fire this morning at three
o'clock Four horses persisted in the
flames and over 1000 bushels of grain
was destroyed, Loss about $4,000. No
insurance.
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~ We would urge our subscribers to
preserve she Supervisor law, for future
rot.rence. You will wait to refer to it
of.ea. Get scrap book and paste it in.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Pu'np in lsjo-.'o may he had at Mr.. Inns
LEY :, T,ps 'n-'ecHnl doo: ~ you enter lie
II &c ;voa Ma.casiue.
Na ch III i>G"
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rM- A Republican State Convention
has been called to meet at Iowa City, on
Monday, the sd day Of Nay next. to
nominate State officers, and to ratity the
National nominations. We viii publish
the call next week.
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~ The Charleston Nsms speaks ''ad
vi>edIy' when it says 'thc South Car"
lima Delegation will not submit to the
no mination Of Douglas"
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IRVING HOUSE,

IOYC e. MATHIS. Corner OF Fourth and
ID Mulberry Streets, fronting the Court house
>uusre, MrSCATi>E. Iowa. Thi. House ha. re-
Gently been rrti:tea and furn i>led. and n" p,ins
will he spared thai VIII add 10 TIL comfort and
accommodates Of guests. Terms very ressona.
be. Good Stabling in connection with the
House.
Anil lst lSG0-3m
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Agricultural Tools.

Jn.trs' we'd II large lot Of A grieu'.ursl too,s
from ia, lsnn. &i,li! Hn. The l.i tpi.l.d
nlll-mrn's mad. in ti,e wrs,. We ba<e yehsr.
Al a~s"rtm mt o. I've ythin in tins line l." which
Ar call Nonr atenti IN ~ being the best and
'hcavesr this market can produce,
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If You want first class Amhrctyrs
or Milaneo,ype Of yourself or friends
Gal! 1t =. 3. Sl4MoND's Sly igle
Caller
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n6r That cold public functionary

~ That "old public fuDctionary"
who occupies the White House at Wash
ington, a few months since, wrote u letter
in which he took occasion to denounce
the spending Of money on elections
We thought then that he was following
the example Of those who first cry out
"stop tLicf," aud that he wished to
mouopolisc the business. Mr.. Covode
lately introduced u resolution i"to the
House Of Representatives at Washing
ton, fer II committee to ascertain whether
the President or others had been dis
tribu.ins money to influence elections.
The resolution passed aud the committee
was app inted. They have examined
some witnesses who swear positively that
James Buchanan did aid in sending
money to Pennsylvania to influence the
late Congressional elections in that State
The old sinner fearing an exposure. las
trwhrrr e-prb,.ny' s.a,ast the bfrrcn
of the government enquirins into the
acts Of another branch. lie favors the
old doctrine, "that the king can do no
wrong and fancics himself king
Well may he trouble, for his acts will
be made public. The committee will not
Be governed by his whims, but will in
vestiyate the after without respect to
PERSONS.
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OFFICE OF SEC OF TIE BoAKpoF EDr"A'S.
DEs Moisss, Iowa Feb. 29th ls6I.
JAMES McCLrNG, Esq,
Upton, Iowa:
Dcnr .Str:-Yours Of the
oath inst. has this moment come to
hand. The Board OF Directors of either
ii township district, or city district,
organized under IAN to confer certain
powers on towns aud cities for school
purposes" haze full and c.c,iu~rc power
to levy taxes for the compensatio" II
tenchers under the 11th clause of See.
- Of Act 8 of the Bolrl OF Education
pith,m vote of the district. This
clause of the law is direct ac, Of the
General Assembly and i. still in force
and will con ;inuc 50 under the new law.
and hence the Constitutional objection
Is obvlated. See Sc II Of IAN az, for
the public instruction OF the State Of
Iowa of March l2th, 1888, chap. 81.
page ); Of the law, Of 1859 Cndrr
Sec. ; o! .Ac' 5 tha ais'ri;, s,~e Las
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Official Correspondence.

To TAG Hos. Tuns II benton Jr:
Secretary Of the Beard Of Education, Iora
Is = tax legal when levied by the Dis
trict Board, as provided in 18th clause of
9th See. of Act $ Of the Board of
Education, uithou a vote OF the District
deleyatin= that power to them?
1t is claimed by many that the Board
of Education has not the tax Icvyins
power, and hence canr"t delegate it to
District Boards; aud they refuse to pay
heir School Tax bclievin: it illegal,
predicting their opinion upon the 9th
Art. See. 20, Of the new Constitution.
What cours. s'.ould be pursued, when
the County Treasurer refuses to enforce
the payment Of 4 School Tax?
JAMES MCCLUEG
County SHpsr.nienient, Cedar CO.
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Call and I III mine cur Etuck

before purchasing rlscw here for W. in.~R.' '"s-i
orr e""t. n. low they can be purchased IL
aW market +. M.CHllns
March 18th, 1850. d..
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New Firm
AND NEW
lQM33A YA11l

"yoli.i respectfully announce to the iii.
w Zeus OF Upton AMI conhtry generate.
ti,t they h,vc established a iUlEER YAk,
IN Mrsc.TINE. on sc Dad 81. opposite Mason.
Hotel. where they constant! keep = conceal as
spr l.eut al
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QU=ENSWARE

is uneIqna'l.d in the Market ~ to quality sad
ice. We have a large amount. which We are
Frequent, rrcruitn. th the latest styles.
A!~" genera! assortment 1T KerOs,- i,- Lamrs
ana BURGERS. which can he fitted to fluid Tampa
with but Little cost.
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pO- The new apportionment law gives
Cedar county two Representatives. We
have no particular objection to having
this county send two Representatives,
but We do think that the number OF
members in our Legislature is already tce
large, and it would do better to lecreas
than to increase the number.
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II You want DRESS GOODS
Call ut
HOLTSLANDER'S.

70 find STABLE and FANCY GOODS
Cheaper than ever. call at
lIOLTSLANDENS.
For BOOT. SHOES.
GROCERIES. QuEENSW ARE,
HARDWARE,
The best place to buy is, at the old stand
Of G. Swcctland, Of
A. uOLTSLAN DER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05
In, pOrtant News by Tclc-
graph.
The Organize ii ~ of the Congress Of the
United States Accomplished!

Business P,mre'1'"y Rm"'y at Buck,
ut',d Rate!
But HOLTSLANDER is Offering
large Stock Of goods AT l. )WEk PRi-
CES than ever Was Offered to the citizens
LA -'---|.-~~-.. t....A r'st tnr,ir, 70
cal! and examine his stock before buy.
ing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05
Tobacco and Cigars,

ever u.-rcd m thi, mitkel ~hi' b We are able TO
oiirr twenty .liy, ,.2r cent lower than the usual
retail price.