The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-30

De, 10 not yet Known, but ~ pfobsbiy wiz
not exceeI 1000 All tba, i. now want.
log IL the 4uots and order 10 proceed,
and the draft will tegin -Nus J>ur.
He who is just Is old a. bis dog IL
smso of cur.sge.
The experience Of many life What
fool ! have been.
Richard the Third was sorcly vexcd
shout Richmond. So 10 Abraham the
Fint.
The man who councils others 70
commit violence, is sIways = coward At
heart
"A precocious young man, blessed
with the name of lsnac, snys thnt, "If be
il drafted, Abraham will be Offering up
Isaac ~ = sscriGce'
-- The Grcnt Drawback Of tho War
The drswbncb ofn trigger.
The revolutions produced by Il gen
ius in the world OF thought, actually end
In sctunl revolutions in society.
Motto for q bridegroom : En;!
wan Nci!H I've been and gone |!
aud done iii!
What must always DO calculated up.
on whom We pnlnt our houses? A brush
with tho painter.
An old bachelor Of our acquaintance
says no doesn't wonder that married men
over thirty five years Of age nre placed
ia tho second class conscri pts under the
new co"scri p,ion law. They have suffer.
cd enough for their country
A wit once asked n peasant what
part he performed in the great drama of
lifey II mind my own business" was
the reply.
DIR Mott. Presiden, Of the Union
College, Schenectady, has just completed
his ninety seventh year, thus bidding
Tar 10 derDnaiate the truth Of Prof
silIImsn's remark, that OMAN is u clock
wound up to ~" hundred years, aud il
he stops before that time the iau, IL Ais
own"
sU- Some idea of the crinoline mania
may be gathered FROM the growth aud
sItsn. ot single h,op-sklr, manifesto.
" IN New fork-BradIey's II was
started IN 1853 with Elk employees 1t,
now hAs 800. Elk thousand skir,s are
manufactured daily, IN which 40 mlIcs
Of steel wire IL used, md oil because an
Empress, Tor personal reasons, conceived
the idea that steel clad Graf. were less
vulnerable than those protected only by
cotton.
sa-A man named Peter Apple, who
was lately recruited ia Indiuna for the
lin Indiana regiment, took part ia the
attempt to storm one Of the N.cksbur,
batteries. The rebel fire was so dcst,uc,.
I've that our army rccoilcd Apple, III,
raw recruit, didn't see the backward
movement, aud kept going RICH, nhcal
until no came right up 10 one of tho rcb
81 guns, caught gunner by tho collar,
aud brought him within our Eues ..v
ing; boys, &hy didn't you come cni
every fellow might have so. zoe"
AThe following the first paragraph
OF an editorial In the Richmond Enoui
rer Of the 18th, on tho New York mob;
"Kiot, murder and conGagratieu hav
begun in New York 1t is a world
wonder that the good work did not com
mcnco long ago. And this outbreak ma
DO tho opening scene Of the incv,tubI
revolution which is to tear TO pieces thu
most rotten sccrc. y, aud leave the North
ern half OF the old American Union
desert Of blood soaked ashes. We bi,
It God speed"
During tho revolutionary war, Gen
Layfayctte, being in Baltimore, was in
vited to a ball, lie went, us requested
but instead OF joining in the amusement,
~ might DO expected Of n youur French
man OF twenty two, he addressed tn, Ia
dies thus: ladies, you are very hand
some You dance very prcttily; your bal
- very hne-bW my soldiers hare u,
sA'rf' This appeal was irresistible. -
That ball ceased the ladies' wen, h,m,
and tho mex. day large number Of shirt,
were prepared by tho fai,,st hands y
Baltimore, for tho gallau. defenders o
their country.