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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13
The Pacific Railway is Completed.

One OF the greatest triumphs of human
engineering, and, perhaps, the most i'm
n2,rtant achievement of the age, rs re-
CARDS results, is chroniclcd in the above
antOunccmcnt. The actual magnitude
Of the work thus successfully concluded
can hardly be realized from" mere
statement. Three thousand one hun
dred aud eighty -one miles Of continuous
railway unites the city of New York,
upon the Atlantic seaboarl, with san
Francisco by the golden gate Of the great
Pacific, and forms an iron gird'e across
an entire continent. s. The obstacles en-
countesed In the way Of fiowning noun
tains, mighty rivers and sterile plains
eau only be fully understood: by those
who met aud overcame them. 1t is not
strange that the nation is filled from
shore to shore With pride and rejoicing
TINT the many cities along the mighty
thoroughfarc to which the "bcdiei't
lightning brought the sound of every
blow Of the silver hammer that drove
home the last spike, golden one, made
haste to express their joy in the deep
voice Of the cannon, the glad tone of the
bells, the piercing screams OF steam
whistles and the cheers of an excited
populace. Such enterprises as the build
ing of q railroad across continent, Il
great portion Of the way through a Wild
and unopened territory are seldom pro-
jected and still less frequently conpIct-
ed; aud the decade that sees both the in
ception and successful termination OF
one Of them is a marked and fortunate
err in the history ofprosress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

! that measures were taking to increase
| the vigor and efficiency of the league;
that it desired to aid him in every way
possible, and that it was specially ahx-
ous to see reconstruction accomplished
and peace and order restored through
ont the south. The President told
them that he thought things looked
promising in the South: that he meant
10 give the people Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas an opportuny this summer to
rct back into the Union and should at
once authorize General Candy to hold
an election as early rs he thought advis-
able in Virginia.
A bill has passed the New York Leg
islature, providing that 'No person
emp!oyed or in attendance, at amy drug
store or apothecary shop, shall prepare
medical prescription, unless he has
served two years apprenticeship IN
drug store, or is IL graduate of medlcal
college or IA college of pharmacy, except
under the direct supervision or some
person possessing some one or the before
mentioned qualifications; nor shall any
one having permanent charge rs pro-
prietor, or otherwise, in any store when
drugs are sold by retail, or at which
medical preScrip tions are put up for sale
or use, permit the putting up or prcpa-
ration thereof, therein by any person,
unless such person has served two years
rs apprentice i'm a retail drug store, or IS
n graduate of medical college, or col
legc of pharmacy.' The penalty for VIC
lating these provisions is 800 fine or
six months imprieonment; and, If
death shall result from any such viola
ton, 81 coo to $, 900 fine. or two to Jour
years imprisonment, or both.
The preparations in progress at the
Naval Observatory and in the Navy
Department at Washington for the OBJ
servation Of the total eclipse of the sun
in August next, are on 4 very extensive
scale. Two parties will he sent out to
points near Dcs MoineS, Iowa. They
will be furnished with an outfit equal
to any vet supplied by any G"Vernment
for similar purpose. The most skilliul
party Of photographers at the command
OF the Department will accompany the
expedition. \ party in charge OF
Professor Asoph Hall, of the Ohservaio-
rr. and Professor Joseph Rogers Assist
ant, will sail in IL few days for San
Franc>co, with a very complete outfit.
ON arrival in California n war vessel
will be put at their control with orders
to take the party TO such place on the
coast Of Alaska or siberia as may be Sc
lpcted.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

Our Stock of Irish and Silk
warp Poplins, Black, White and
Colorcd Alpaccas, Paris Poplins,
Mohair%, Lcno Lustrcs, rlaids,
Figured and White p. Ks, Per-
coles, Grenadines, French Jaco-
nets, Scotch Ginghams, Figured
Brilliants, Lawns, Marseillcs and
Declines
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13
The MilWaukee-Pacii ellie railroad

An nrticle from a Milwaukee paper
describing at length II proposed route
and its advantages that shall connect
that city with the Pacific coast by pass
ing through Jackson, Clinton, Cedar
counties to reach the c., h. /. d l.. Il.
II. at Iowa City, has already been pub
lisled in these columns. Below is Civ
en- an extract from another Milwaukee
paper Upon the same subject, and also
from q paper published at Iowa City,
Are we in Cedar County interested: If
SO, how do we show it.!
From the n. ". (Milwaukec) Advance.
Milwaukee and Pacific r. r.
r. X = =
With the best harbor on the lake. and
with solid foundation on which every
enterprise rests, that looks to the growth
Of the city aud its business and lis init
mate relations with the interior, so full
" identified with each other, the rl;u,~
to secure an early and direct c0lnlnn
nication with the great Pacific road will
be carefully considered, and when
adopted carried out With the utmost
certainty.
Of the three routes to affect this June
ton with the Pacific, al! of which will
doubtless he completed, the quickest
aud shortest and withal the least cxpcn-
sive, Is the one referred to by our cor
temporary, the Io,ro 7iitunc which We
quote below. Let us suggest to oar
Iowa friends that the collection and ar
rangement OF the various facts, 4tatis-
tics, aud considerations connected with
Ii V,yse, leo In IL ~, -
jackson, Clinton, Cedar and Johnson
ure SO deeply and justly Interested. i
progressing favorably. and a sl.sp is be.
Ing made that viii al u glance al il ar
irving ut . correct conclusion. III Til, in
pOrtaAt matter.
1t ID not strange that oar Iowa friends
should he somewhat impatient, but k,
every step be taken 80 cal etul'y that it
will not have to be retrace,.
From tbs Iowa Tribune, April 18th, lSn.
Important to Iowa City.
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UDATENTS-lIunn 4 Co., Editors SCIENTIFIC
Il AMERICAN, 81 Park Row, New YORK. twenty
three years experience in obtaining
American and European Patents,
Opinions charge. A pamphlet, luz pages OF Ia"
and information tree. Address as above.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23

I'VE ARE CLOSING UP OrE BUSINESS
w for DISSOLUTION Of partnership, and shall
give no credit after this date.
All PARTIES indelrelcl ~ ms will please make
immediate settlement, and thereby save costs.
MASON 4 mfr.
Carson City, February &, lsty. ht.tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-23
CAHuL's WEEKLY Srocx REPORT Of

Saturday las; contains the following:
The White Pine excitement has consider
ally affected the mines OH the COmstock.
capital being Withdrawn from them to be put
n the new locations ; and, as already con-
,idcrable has been invested in that direction,
md as a great deal more viii be needed be-
'nre the mines are fully developed, none or
WI, little improvement need be expected in
he C0mstock range. From all accounts.
ne mines of White Pine are likely to ex-
ICED in richness any ever heretofore known,
the assays from some of the ore being almost
fabulous. Companies are being rapidly
',rrned in this city to work the mines, and
ma few months we may expect to see the
l,.lies, times that ever existed in the Stock
Market.
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6itu Zeal estate for Sale.


TOR SALE-rhree of the five small new
our,iory bowuone HOUSES Thirtyeighht. between Lex
ngtou nearly compeed Apply
TOD 4 J. JARDINE. Architects No. 1907 Broadway.
TOR SALE on MURRAY HILL.-For SALE
PROPERTY FAh 50O0 feet an covered With drscass
budugs suitable Tor hotel club institutions located Forty.
seconi.st price Sl5Q,OOO ground 10 fee. Apply to
O5n) HOMER MORGAN, No Piuest
EIRST MORTGAGE for SALE.-I have a first
aud aeas, MORTGAGE o. property il fee situate West
Property recently sold for $4,000 10 every respect
WIN sell liberal discount Inquire 90
tyninihst
GDS 0OO TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
- ~C,ONJU GAGE IN different sums on Property in this
city. Mortgages bought G. s. DBLAVAN No. 10 Piue-st
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REAL ESTATE.

The Assessors of Boston completed their laDors
- ,Jordov. and publish the following statistics OF the
auation Of property, number OF polls and rate OF TAX
- ., the metropolis Of New-England:
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NEW .-ENTERPRISE MARCH, with
IN splendid portrait title ofJANRS FISK, jL, Soc
DODWOKTH. No AsOrblsee N Y

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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
NEW BOOK or THE PEAR.
We si publish about August q, illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
B. p. T. QUINN,
yraces Horcaurs for many years successful grover Of Pears
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ASPECT;
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TINE OF PLANTING;
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PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE
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ORCHARD RECORD.
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grookIpn Seal Estate for SaIt.


A LEASE of house in r 'oolllyn, all furnished,
n o SALE great bargain for person sold
JAQUBS No. aS Broadway.
VALUABLE CORNER HOUSE, in the finest
Part Of Brooklyn within walk Of tue ferries and equal
newborn for SALk cheap aud very Of
locations for physician dentist could be altered
Bakery which Is needed Ia the neghborhOod Particulars
With JOHNSON MILLER. No IS NasSaust
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The population of Boston including boston 9, Sliced
,ato Poxhurv IL about 100000. Property is assessed
- hiobor than in New York, the rate OF taxation
being in reality about the same as it is with u.s. the diner
ence being that the BOsona1s haze more t TO FaSe
1 no dnny,n and strengthening Of Tremonst, ana the
Of the Charcs district nsyS e Of
a6rcted fms Summer The Committee OF the boaru 30
Aldermen on LAYING out and widening stLeets naxe 10y
under consideration two projects Ior tne fope
The first would proong that coz
from CornIil to Haymarket square dlsa1cS " he
feet at cost OF 81 600. The second wouIu
ytcnsion wa Portland and Sudbury SITS 70 Cause
at n distance OF 2225 feet at cost OF H'iovO - sys
these plans will doubtless DO adopted uann
aso held ON Monday the proposed widening VI tnoo
verst which il thOrOughfare OF as muoh p bnnt
in Boston as Grandst is IN New, YORK though 0nS
onehalf rs wide as the New-fork street.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find il 70 their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and In addiction to this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that the
Subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
professions consequently advertisements In each
read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
aud country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF its col
umns as advertising medium. The charges for adyer
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11usital gnstrumtnts.

lWWbUHI
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs--BamOre's
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Eve years u prise metals testimonials from Distinguished au'ii
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Dpoyed INSTRUMENTS atreasoae rates No Asio place Ny
IF You want a good PIANO, cheap, call ut
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s,aments rented any Ony look them DO.
fore you decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced cash New Octavc Pianos
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way. HORACE WATERS.
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Acknowledged the best w the world
a Varieties, from t6O to 900 each ior sALB or RENT.
s. T. GORDON, No 100 BroadsaY
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2ah Stbouls.

COLTMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL-The
y TWELFTH ANIMAL TERM Of M lrsituiI9H commence, az
Nav H. 1870 GIaua'es admitted 20 The Bar without further exam
llou claogls aud other Information atirsss At No n fy
space THEODORE W. DWIGHT WArieu Sc.
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auftiOn SaIrs Of YraI Gstatt.

J. JOHNSON. u. Aucto1eer
by JOHNSON ~ MILLER,
Id AuCTt0NEBRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. % SAssAUsT CEDARsT.. kEw-ioRE
CITY Residences stores Country and Farms bought sod
Furniture Ne
THURSDAY, AUGUST ID.
AT IL o'clock the Exchange Saesroom, No Ill Broadway n
(For account of whom il NAY coueernl =
TWO SPLENDID PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN LOTS, ntu'tei
on the south % Of Unoust 3c1 feet Of NBaFe
feet Por particulars apply TO the
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Gonu SsIanS Zeal 6stat. for SaIs.

Ok PER ACRE for 600 Acres of LAND,
~ Ic Loug Island within hours Of NewYorE City
and railroad offered Ut this exceedingly low figure
quick sale. Terms easy. NJ A. rutland Co,
No. Beeknanst, n. Y
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Norris K CRANE, Aueioueer.
nv TRTTSDFTI, e. CRANE General Auc-

ID Oneer, Estate Life aud Fire 6sGrsHes Agents No 9e-
aou.st HOboken Of BUILDING PLOTS aud liza
SITES at Public Auction Thursday Aug o. 1862 At one oee
D. M on the premises Tops River Ocean Comfy Tusiei
Game viii sell above The Building sndlm As
sociaon Coui 30 building plots and villa sites qna 70
7h cy River Ocean County - Sad popl
located 10 the center which situated the bAnfs
river commanding view Of the river bay and ocean ad
pv The prsseu terminus OF and Delaware bsy Railroad
makes very those who wih TO secure plot Of go9ho
healthy section eouutry (which has combined with AL the al
vanages watering paee Summer resort sud permanent resi-
beautiful 81 the Ee aud bay which Tor sSng g
and cunning a. bathing ereeed Il also Oilers EXTRA
those who desire rural hone sth Az
con watering place. free from ibe restraints an
male where ouy fashion couegies and shout we eiof0g
depou Of the from which little comfort Teafed b. such
intepept as is required fashionable places Here have
opportunity securing plot Of ground which 20 erect VIA
the
life aHd capss better sites be found Tor per-
mane residence which sready eIrmpbe By the elegant residences
nos erected I'd n OF erection 10 the towns
TRIMS OF SALE- cent and Aueoneers fees on dag ofa
per cent 90 balance bond mort
gage for years To attend the sale take "Neyens
North River o'clock via hArn and Delaware
Ray r0sd non PortM Monmouth.
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Siiuaiions 51lMt,o-- fmaIts.

Situations UIMtt0-- funaIts
A GOOD German girl wishes n SITUATION
~ TO do GENERAL noUSBWORKi Is willing obngBg No.
IN EsseI st., parlor hoor from TO .
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
W trussohy constantly be found LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No. P1ntSL corner BoEerJ
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Yuusrs anS :farms @lmt,S.

Yuusrs anS cfanns Mant,S.
WANTED TO PURCHASER frst-class
w DwELLsG.HOusR located between Fourteenth aud PoIy
Fourth sIhayes from Is TO 30 feet 'front.' furnished
unnshed The purchaser desires cash balance guaTa
railroad stock Address c. b. Box No los Tribune once
WANTED-A small COTTAGE IN the cOun-
try convenient the sY must be moderate Addrta H.
Box No. $50 WORK
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Siiuaiiuns 1Imttb -Hlulrs.


GOOD BOOKKEEPER desires perman-
~ temporary ENGAGEMENT parties not requiring bis
have their books written and balanced mod
crate expense Address q o. d.. Tribune Once.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (cOlored),
~ eyed 49, wishes to obtain situation as WAITER private
family or boarding house, willing 20 10 the countU good
,nces gven Address A. j. Boz No. l6J Tribune Oace n T.
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nth 4 trstu YraI Gstatt for Sal,.

NOR SALE-At MorristOwn, n. j., the C0UN-
IL TRY PLACE Of the late E. Gases s9Otanng about q s
one ard h,f miles depot On the premises large
house With ali modern Improvements, farm house pe
green base ice house and other udu ali eIeu
I asV road passing under railroad bridge has made
t,g he necessity crossing the tack Apply 10 r. RMMRT
No 50 Wiliam-st JOSEPH w. HARTLEY No. 2 Wsllst Al
r.. the urem