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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

I,OR SALE, CHEAP-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES
JIG Of boot and shoe store, established several years
in the Eighth avenue good op portunty for entering
into the business Apply At 219 West Eighteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16
COPARTHERsMP NOTICES.

SAn WANTED, A YOUNG MAN HAVING
DDOO. good references and a few hundred dollars,
IL take interest in established and profitable bust
To an active young man good salary will be
given Address F. x. p, Herald Office, giving name
time, and place Of interview.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

I1sOR SALE CHEAP-THREE LOTS or GROUND OP
I posie the Central park; the southwest corner and
adjoining Eighth avenue, and one adjoining on
Seventy sixth street-good solid ground Price, $500
for the three lots. STEPHEN ROBERTS, Shipsmith 36S
South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

LNOR SALE. AT LOW PRICE1CHOICE LOTS ON
Fifth avenue; also, two lots Thirty-seventh street.
between Fifth avenue and Madison; northwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and Thirty eighth street. 8oxlSS northwest
Apply to R. G. PIERCE Pine street corner Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

ITO LEASE TO HOTEL OR BOARDING HOUSE KEEP.
ersrhst new first class Ave story building situated
the southeast Of Fortieth street aud Sixth
avenue, containing one hundred rooms. IL il repete
with every convenience for the above purposes 80 f.
vorable opportunity for leasing in that vicinity win
probably never again occur. Apply to r. g. PIERCE
Pine street, corner Of Broadway, under MetropohtAn
Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

ITO IEAsE-LOT AT $50, ON FORTIETH STREET
i between Fifth and sixth avenues; also, at low prices
strong two story building 25x90 and one 25x5o Car
penter shop on the premises. Apply to
JAMES NJ LATHAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

~ RAND APOILINEA, NO 16 BOND STREET PROF
~ sARACCO, the only accomplished teacher known
in America, win reopen his splendid dancing ON
august a. for daily private lessons, and for evening
The 'Mnuet Isl the fashionable dance Of the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

rNBEATRE TO LEr-THE HOWARD ATHEN 4EUM
Il Boston-This establishment win be let BY the
month by the year. The theatre s In good order
Persons DESTROYS Of negotiating for the Of this estab
lshment will make application to
JOSIAH BEARD, Admir-, Howard street, BostoR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

CXTY DAYS PAsSAGE--AUSrRArIA PIONEER LINE,
- carrying the United States Msn-1hs noble new
cipper ship FLYING sCUD, Ina tona register, W. H.
Bsrsc master, yin succeed the Gertrude eghtesnsh
ship Of this iins and have quick despatch. s Flying
in strength and Ealing qualities with sry clipper ship
soat Intending shippers and passengers are requested
to examine her at pier 10 Fast ysr freghts taken st
the lowest rates. Apply to x. W. cAAllsoS, lls WAL
Ereet-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

nR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREki, NAY Be CON
suited conAdrrsally diseases. Twenty 10 wan
In speciality, enables DR.. J. 70 auch cases
have bslsd those ess o1pericncsd than himself. Goa
sttutsonal weakness sGectuay cured without the
any dshsseYous drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

NJ EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
~ and West, via New Jersey RSroad.-UDitsd HAAtss
rail and express lines leave New York foot CoraanA
street nj 7, and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and AZ and eP n
Through in four hours. Tare$2 2b in - Is In AZ
and - IN g. 10 and O. The New jersey aooommodatJ-a
line eayea 1t IL M at 49, stopping at AL why statio,
Through ticksn sold for Cincinnati lat Sl6), and -
West, and for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk no. anA
Through baggage checked 10 Washington in and 10 A.
" and 8 r. II. trains
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
10 e Ladies.


Las, Thursday We were in Masss,ina
AMI willie there visited the CITY boape
Sseis q Mrs. JeIiison. Well, we can.
not tell al We NV as we are unable !,
gsrc names 10 one half, bae honness ",
did 80. and plenty Of them, aud susi
oacs TOO as We believe can be had a, NJ
ether establishment in the mace. Mrs
Jell,soa has the latcs, Partisan ssvles e,s
fashions, aud exhibits taste and .l..
ssncc In her work worthy the a,.eotio,
Of oil. She has all extensive stock OF nj
articles IN the line Of bonnets aud boars
trintnlngs, feathers flowers, laees, etc.
also. Millinery goods, trrSs trimmings
etc. In her tne Of tusisess asr stock 0
goods are complete, aaa invites those wb,
are DESTROYS OF seeing or tayius article
u the kind to give aer q call as sue iset.
coahdeas none will 20 away a.sappoint
ed. See her Advertisement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Call AND SEs.-Tae hrln ol Gree.
4 N:Nauyi.ton OF Rochester hare receiy
Cd this fall sh: most extensive stick @
goods ever hrsa-h, % t.sas town. Tue
are determined to DO an extensive bus
mss. AL have supplied themselves vi;
the s,o,-k to 10 i. with. See their adyrr
L.srFarat
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

ksT FuxStruRr.-Ss 4 Co. q
Massa,ine, have removed their flrntur,
rsoms to Union Block, ne & door 10 Lea,
4 Go. where they hare nes on hand
large amount OF household furniture. ur
hasrery, etc. See card.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
American Artists
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rms ksRUgUks l4sE+s1y E%.;2v, sUatd rr,speuS
status and taassiss, tllaa f1r sia tar9naso u au
eva.ang 4 ssste fas 'tie ina SITS salaeu sn a ne
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antitias ann tu anu if ssla Gifts when elgF aFe
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For Prs ouaLAas a nfsailH finished Eagrr"tnsy
laanEitillg PAINTED ia aii., ant CIV II &tff
tfchErS viii Dc cent. "a etys DuGlAs's surth
ii splcn,l4d Engragtngs @aa be SELECTED fram sas,
l..tAa sle.,
4 GOA afsie Catalogue. together with 4 spGei
aan f0ae lEale Eng"artags gan M seen A. the
.liica al tlis paper.
Foe aash Dollar sent. III Engraving actually
sortn mai suln, aad giA1 Ftckgt VII immediate
Y ne fueyYrt.sI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
HARNESS j. GfDDLE
MeNEFaCreaY.
lEEa CHAMBERS >Gls DUG STOKE

Tha gnIefsgne s.a respectfully EaH0ff
le,r friends AMI lie publ { n general. TIA
~ hava Issase.ated themselves "a ta- d5aE'
gs.las.i 9.lslaess. aHa ire naN prepared 70 IA
flrt,lIe ,.a!sla hris1es TRUNKS carpet oa9
.!,ss a. nlgsn- "a II, apaE laa s'is- D.
SO. AMI s,}Irs 10 s3.t ~ y slFtev aAfas
al satraatea aet CO ATE tia u sfse. -
,aes . HI 30 principally aitIs BY ea'sel e. ~
resn ta. 0llau eaA "a ea.aee. - taaa - *
atfa "A .arraattas a. ear W X .4'eA Ill
A. q he eest asY.es lai 30 reasatea4ose E-fE7
pARsi3Ns> y II - f.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
The Book Trade III
IOWA.

IOWA.
e, NJ. BURNETT.
IaSrsflnr, awa.
" aald asll tse ttscnrioa sf a,e rrasie. aa4 Of
Gaaaszv merchants ssaafilir - aAs
large ssuak az
.sg'aJ31 19s}Hs BLANK ssB4aSs.
WRITING saFERs. sYirfCaExE.
-- MALL PAPER
MISCELLANEOUS Books
MI N shgfh have ncan seugnt m SAGA iarga
auant8fa s atraue rum the pa3klshar~ tnd man.
Itaslarass "a aaa gassGEa clhlGs adj. a. t:la sos
ssf sasa PRICES Mat Aa is aAc 10 aefy al euapa~
tsiaag and can saii aaaaSs lars ana GneFSiiaats
nc -hseatso ana s, Louis prices.
AmnnI aas. stacx aow IN starr shipped "a
niri rom the aast mas d. soanl
aras af Wetiatfey's raI.rtic Raalers
z5caS -anae4s passars ana eenna.i ~ In
la01 Reaa agisamasaGs ta4 sigroras
1l>a fhGn;'sun,s tn 80
kiS3 Gav}es IA ao
,ssS Ia Al gher Mathematics
lusa rolhaenS tlaFn Sspaduard's ,4id >in ti,s
asiIlsnruas
..g5 Nails 8ali3an's aai Kirshasns gram.
Sl-f >Fattf Brown iaFss ant FHnHa ~
lsst Bl44fs aas Frazer )auSs
1851 Mauhal's smith aad otaaY seograhaa y
2daa aeu"li4irv spoilers
.anA 464iaf s,huat saaa> asadIa 44sa
81 grass siatea
- aeastars, unabridged sso distaanry
s1sl r4aAna eal, after si.t anu a1ae paper
ti36 tuI cap and to.io p"sI aa
I1ll tisssa and Wrapping da
8tst rails vail do
s29s window ~
.l,l uuIras medium iemy anu eas cdt gers ldur~
s,,gs ard raaar,is
nh a fs.. has .sa ax 80
81 gross pass oaaks and taGk namoraaaasnH
- ssaas a.as
1856 volumes Inv aesss
ESQ Dedsaaa dn
! .na sgaaaara lnd instantaneous Ia
lrs0 nuas aaok, including shavtns F,a.sni 'ssts
sew Earmi ma ~acta HlAent.ah aaFR " ale >Vasl
+ ,asrad nsia,itaas b., H..
l.sI aoplas iastlueEloa aaaks for rha piano organ
ngtadeaa vt0Hn lacartleaa satfsg Be.
taG0ua sulrah be auta lna card &nvetops
Also Iar5a stock 1T
.oia pens
ga. anes pacisss qua cry
uerserao ana ,es, pocket. Dill AMI
blaah ha9ks adiess retcstles, carl ca
7 .es. sarnishei wallets, rcrtso ios, uaths~
\ na.ica. instruments, sheet music sse.s
4 men. ~sihng drsas, a.. L..
' Al the sh.ve stock
! hsygll sci
Wi0LESHLE AND RETAIL
Il he vsrv fowest rases.
\ pGoRSFf rkgS AND kiscH MS.
ami afi others vvha wish so hay oou Is and IN
aoa.ry, WA 4, well 20 call ,ai examine IA
sock The LARGEST AND BEs >ELECE'i
IN AN A. bed snss sasa aiia saa,a. asrs here.
AZ ,r,ters hllei wish prom stress anu a. II
iowest rates.
u An PA'4 ~ ' Z d. BURNETT
y NfsraNns iowa atSF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

SAMUEL DEW ELL,
ssr,s7er al Upton aud General Lana istas
Viii ..sesa g-smPtly - ~ business rssu1rios
al ageas. sach -
pf-,ysf. ND SELLING uA CoHAis-
SION
PAYING OF TINES
giving aasoraa lsioa se speetas iaSs u tafs eoua
- A., Irnixrarts su9 settlers tan sst Sasfs- sN
n G.ea- j. al. - N1--.-s :. - { So
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
SMJss sislza,l oI Ion sou CeQa
VII eossataa.er .ver terra oil sa,o il D, /.

Presbyterian CAasc4 OIL Sl9alay next, -
Ms. Hazard, We hear. has taught .
levs Guy, Dl3ala. all other pta:e
d III Tvs sattsIa salu4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
FOR SALE

Gil AIRES sf good P<aGis ~Aaa Tor sale
@U chear, situated FIVE niles northeast VI
ftpsen Purchasers viii apply snna,liaasly -
ths and ~fil soon b. disposed " kng sare VI
WELLS silt Gs. 1T this Uuaee.
August II l,b4.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

l5E.ta.. sES N15I
S-Was: j. lie" I. j Ny Far
llsne" tso t.ae PEGS q P9ea, b..
Haul" haze eeta t,.e.rsl AMI stu Il
rs,sr ueza week ~ ale p!cas,d NE
..i!attrr. poetry "A w'a.i be more pleas
E. VT her If Sic a9uil give Il. her rca
name. |, : rue HiGa Us TO pabIis
alaia. un,sSs 80 know tie aa,.sor. W
har. broke over Tor Hattie" SAKE b.
n.us, Lave lie name hereafter Or We sri
observe tie rule With her.
Nsv NrrHon or Q@ELtfSs . RiaE.-Nh1
tbs riot Vas soa. o. in Nes Orleans IL tst=
.,sh. ~ III. 9TH, The sew ess Il city Junction
A., var. n. IL |. an !. he W. sent II; int sea
a.lo.ts 81 sas iola4 40 ta.sis 4ra4K an
ar.rIy lnseus,sle nj the ar-eas danger Tat saE
20 ,sdc,l hin s-y. the Cr-seht
TIE old re .'enau hlooia,l cit Ike . man
nh cactus, aal informed II. solicitor n
There Was ~ ditElea.t,; oais every coy 20 b
nd. q a nobo.ly y oald Be killed he had eai AZ
ned ea..fal,y, be had drank rot-gt with Dol
partle., and pc.c abe citizens aud o-osVs
,ea,len.a cs,aian'f be foaat. Tie saoouas
"a. on'y fun. II aay body attacks yoa, .
,h~m Ia asin.. ami til ii. b settiad tt Il
ld.s., AMI f.oa his appearance We sa"ae
,h,..k he al, and foaaa il exceed asy 'essa'is'
On himself.
Tx, -So.Da YEA q sncs, .
gentleman, = native Of Concord, y H., Fes'ae
:, Burl,n .toa, Iowa, received letter from -
ii aca,,a .nlAace, yoaa5 ia~yes se"
Iiamp.n.r., lnqairing ~nAt 'ae ssasa =
Wv, we're Of tie feasibility f's success % &c
u.yi,.io Iva, aal there engaging "a 1hs pfae
.,c.ot hi. Or f.Nso1. TIE gentleman FsPas'
/. hin, TIA, he ,se ut be wsasd 10 - wen I
rem,,n xhsrc be .as; Al tie sA.ae I'm" 'p''' :.
M, asi.aoors N Dala2 toa, nat he a. ~
think the lawyer eaaat 10 ii4e FfseRsee =
.oun,,x. The la.yer's name sas Ffa">'.
PIERCE. now President II the United sSase'.
~. xen.lsman', name Jas w. Crimes, 69s
are es.t Of h. state o. ioSa.-e''eas -
ksN.
rx,,y IJTrII HsLPs.-Dtek WAC va
L
hun~ Al Daytoa, Oaio the other day, vas y
e,,ued 10 have no faith IN any rslgiaa oos =
Ca.hol,e, yet rs xas VISITED occasion A,iy :
Protestant fa,. ztsss. Abaat week osio'
.,..ei 81. 'n-se senslaan, vi
Inland ,.lel s.4 lave yo4 ~ VI e
sss,s,,o my, Egs.ay - - saes-t ot
,.ia Dick, 49,, .-.-s .s-asH : Pi's f''G
PorAaaAs.-a.e ~. - q ~ - BUS
=, Tra,s ) iifo slasg " " asvsef ot
scarcity unlcss they be affected VITA o.
ease w.lca does nor appear prooaote
p,sscn,. Primers W. TANK, nad Det'
ell the a II the present price thah
t.cn,r.,n o.cs winter. Dubuque III
aid.
sfp,r. rors. thus esculcnt, formerly
.,anle article OF food among the poor
elasses. mas now from it, scarcity becor
/. luxury. A few hundred SACKS car
down the river during the later part
,he week, and brough, readily the enS
NOUS sum Of 81 rs per bushel. Inc 10
continued drou,A caused the almost TO
failure Of The early crop, but we are
sured by farmers from the country fou
tina. the crop q late IS an average O
In lev weeks tue price saii ae do
asala TO nearly the Oh rates. : rae
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Rshsiaus Nr,isrA.

10 aae Ae4h1t4aG rrss paf GhuTa il fiIsan
s'flHl e,bsr 4hha d sle4 . elee1 \. NJ
\. tie Ceszrss att3n1Ess Church regular
- SABBATH 10 tsA o clock A., NJ and ia Tia
s"u'ng 1t 6 q ciaeh
81 sas E.4st a.45se 3 r.ateE. ~ .as ir~s So
s-a . e4rh maaa4, AZ 20 - LICK /. NJ. b
.. !. -. ,EsGrt Rst...
n Ea. Pres 81, ssFiaa Cssalra ev.>y o-her ~
. 8. tG - he -l5Gk 4. n by Rev, 4eorg
@ss-rr.
~ Rsv, .r Cess ss - Ear rec5rerc4 f,oa
. s,ap s--I. - ~. eaess, SIS - xpesE - 81 b.
as8tnf~sa.ss Acre II trsu Fs~sss -e~-
A.sisiiD
Ssr-fei - Ef rrta 50 >ssst. son. b. tha Raw n
. 1hLga Mr. Nils sas a IN sxias, CID MISS Cl..r,ss'
Prser b5sl ~ An AarsS 0s4ao-
Oar aaPpy friensas may feel ASSURED
aat the beautiful .sac 81 ~s.e secrlvet
With Ii, above netre, well conFcn sale,
5t lie care L must Lave req tirci g
aasPoe;insi hAher. Nay trlgh: IL
ire b. t!Eetrs. ##
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A22N9a>

rha Com Mite. believing shat the success Cd
AS tszxAr >srwssL Esp9HT ssfsG viii De ns,.
ersally promoted BY the energy and enterprise Ut
aS4,lay, pas iast persevering Agents, have rss"i'
ed 10 tGcut with sneh an the most GaefaA 5ern's.
Any p, rsan wishing ~ aeconia an agent hr
enaing post naIa,} 81. WILL aEGEIvE 81 RETURN
- asIl. a 1aIe 9ul1ar Engraving "GiFT rlGhAT,
Prsspou llls, Gatal ,ua sld IA other ne2"ss;s'
lhfpFmsaapn.
On the aBmgletian If the sale, the GIFTS Nta DO
laced "a 5ila hands Of 4 GammI1tea Ut tan puf'
aasors ~ be fssUr sut,f dfIa aaGIHe vi winch vii
g { yea thryagaaaL thu United Ssates Ala ia"
ansR.,.s.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

nsu aloscrtissments.
GREEN
Men AUGHTON
MERCHANTS .Np pEALEas
IN ALL KINDS
Of
DRY GOODS GROCERIES
IND
STAPLE ARTICLES
gsuaLEs varsD IN cuuxrag sroas
Rochester, Cedar Co., iowa
DRY GOODS.
If al hind, qualities aad descriptions con-
sls.iQy Vi
cLcras,
ai Foreign
and Domestic
manufacture, s,lcr
as saaA &c rurus OF
french aud AnerleaR
nanulaGtar. AMI plain; Gas-
sssn~ses ct French and Amer
icau nanaiacture; twtlssd col SGD.
coed, plan AID 4aesaIa. >al42etts,
Slaeeps-greys, Jsans, tseeds ami
summer ware--rRiN rS-ef the Co
.Aeco, Mefrimac, Fab River, and otkcl
pr,aciipal factories, aaldef culors, war
ranted last, and OF the Attest fasAFnn
OF patterns and style COTTON
GOODS. factories, mgshAs,
slleeungs sAIrtlng saaberg&
FANCY GOODS. Lates
Brucades, SWISS silks,
SATIN fringe, gaaze ln-
sert4oa, laws, de-
Lanes, chalna-
rays, Io6o-
Eets laco-
lels 81.
s0JL.LLS GOODS.
5Taaaels, Ltnacys, yaras shaw
.tc III abundance
SJrlyys
ontls,
gloves.
Ei4l. eHs,
coG.t1ts,
haB44 =,
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Mascatins Price Currpre.

NJ
Whoa. xDr;,S- 80 49, ca at u.
r,Y,, 81.
o,,s o.. -
Fr~s re1..
RIslsr Il, 5o,.
Potatoes, s,sa 10r
-
DAvEsPosr AZ -r..s..,r..I h., '
p,ogvs,.k md G -
-. @ soa Seal. nAsxsnarfs.
5u4f, ex. ,. 7 per Dol N, II
10 AZ az
,.s., en- w.
~@"' Aai PEE CaN~ ~
DO Sgrfro- -p
hari-v o.,
Ar-I
'@s It
ora IN ear 49,
A, uk.lI.y e.
.Atisles os9a>.3
JngerS IN
- p.
~
40 u. y. b..
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- .iaRas 2 OLD
Oil Aasd scrth SIDE terrs Slsa'e.
DRT G00nS GROCERIES
gtEE.Nss.fRE HiaOv-fRE
eOoTS SHOES.
h.fTS 1AFS
RE.fDT .HiDE CLOTHING
s.gfEy Gi-fSS
NO TONS &,
WE are 10 recelp % tire hes stock O
goods VIZ aaye ever offered III TINS mar.
T., aud viii sell extremely low FOR casa.
Taausiai to the public ior pas. tAsoss
We respectfully unite she attention
ii tue community - our Stock ot
IIoths,
CasSgasres,
Sauuesss. Flanaels
L.laasrys Edglngs, Prints,
/ pelalnes. Shawls. HaadAerthiefs
/ Ae. 81.
Our clstLiax lsrar.Aleas i tnA AIS rlghs Ia
tx too. Lock ii Il aetgre purchasing
/ -5D0rS sa0Ks
goaa assortment All - ehsp tae loses.
---Hars CARS
a. ine as slts--teak A. them. tn fac. We has
alsasst ss.rs tn az asGatty sept c country sser
1s- Give - ssa-seA -! ~ low - -
ne$t 1t shem.
ffpssa Ger. 'ith. lisa ss,a
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poTAa4la .a.l.s IL y 70 ~ - olsL'-
:, T..,s ) lfo @lasg y v iasvsef vi
scarcity unicss they be affected VITA dis-
case w.ica does nor appear probable u
p,escm. Farmers We tank, nad Deae'
aell thea IL the present price thai =
L..n,,,..n o.r, winter = Dubuque iifr
aid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-22
Rare assss RenssfifssE
0LIDAY PRES ENTs. :
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W - a.
CoRNER or BIT. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
w Has now IN store RICHEST COLLECTION Of ane
PIRATE FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS IN ahe
Southern country.
ehs goods that the purchasers them eh se
soil or bsash.
inspection docs imply tho iea,, on
gAten purchase Tbs goods will ehsery shown at ali tia,
Particular aeution n
invited the large assortment of NEW STYLES Of the follow Ing ar
iiclss-, SF
RICH FINE JEwELRy. Of the latest patteni. .
RICH JET GOODS, new styles
STERLING SILVER CUPS, GoBLETs ETC.
PLATED WARE TEA COFFEE UgNs DO SETS Of p,s..
CAKE BASKETS, CASTERS. RuTTER BOATS. PUNCH an d
ICE BOWLS, WATERS, CARD RECEIVERS, CANDLE
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHE'LL GOLD and SILVER Emsossrn
FANs, Richly Painted In Psstile
OPERA GLASSES, ACRoMATICS, Of Snperorq
MARINE and MILITARY Spy GLASSES;
MICROSCOPES and Observation-Disclosures
OH. PAINTINGS, Splendid Coneoton;l
LADIES, and GENTS TOILET BOXES new stybs;
WORK BOXES, Of PAPER MAcIIE, EBoNY,stc.;
oDEUR CASES, Of CRYSTAL, EBONY, PAPIGR MAcIE TOR
ToIsE SHE'LL and PEARL;
PARTAN MARBLE STATUARY, uhiects; Is
PORT MoNNATEs stys-sILvER. PEARL, ToRTorsr
SHELL, VELVET and EMBOSSED VELVET
MECHAN TOYS, entirely desgns;
BACKGAMMON and CHESS BOARDS; t9
cHEssMEN of IVORY, DRESDEN BRONZE, etc.
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, large variety;
PORT FoLIos Of PAPER MAcIE, VELVET sudL ATHER.
DESKS AND EscREToRs Of PAPER MAcHE, EBONY Rosr.
WOOD, etc.;
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BOUQUETS;
ETuf CASES Of IVORY EBONY, with GOLD fURNrrrrRE
PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES, Riuhy Booad IVORY and VEL
VET; 18fE
eABBAs IN EVERY VARIETY, entirely new pa,iens; y
BRIDAL PRESENTS. PEARL, JEWEL and TRlNE EFT BoxEs
GOLD MOUNTED CANES, with JEWELED SETTINGS large VA
risty Of new patterns
CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLES Richly Mouasd in 6 ii, Win
Medallion Setings; a. a
PERFuMERy and FANCY ARTICLES FORT TOILET; se Il
LADIES' GENTS SUPERIOR KID GLOVES;
ENGLISH HOSE sudF Fancy Cohrs,
FINE TABLE aud POCKET CUTLERY;
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, FOR YOUTHS; 6 el
CHESTS or GUN IMPLEMENTS, FOR GESTs;
~ An extensive assortment Of
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REvOLyERs
with all the modern IMPROVEMENTS
FROM my New York Mandatory receipt very large
siosk OF the latest snd approved pserniof fine
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
The prices will DO GUARANTEED as QUALITY
eau bs procured In this city and will be sold Tor CASH or CITY A
cEPTANCE on favorable TERMS 5s5 e ~
GUIoN'
asa anst Corner ST. Chsles Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-22
Telegraphed to Daily Crescent.
z3p TIC National Atne.

85f ~& wv ~s~sisnAt ahtHse esal
A Kew Governor Of Nebraska.
+ WAsHINGrov, Dec. Al The Union Ut to-day contains
the Official Of the appointment Of Mark W.
lizard as Governor Of Nebraska.
Los Of the Packet ship Ct Patrick.
Nks YoaK, Dec 2i--The NewYork and Liverpool pack
ct ship Sc Patrick went ashore Tuesday last Bar
negat She bound to this port from Liverpool and
had board about 400 passengers mostly immigrants
ai Of whom were fortunately saved and have arrived
here in schooner.
The vessel was insured for fifty thousand dollars She
had full cargo the amount Of insurance on which IL as
yet unknown
River Intelligence.
LourssilE. Dec al Hponrhe river is at last rising
and the weather clear and pleasant The steamer
Judah Touro left to-day for New Orleans
private dispatch from Cincinnati says that the river
has risen nine inches at that point s5s
mains unchanged The weather is cloudy and milder.
VIcxsBuRe, Dec 2l-The John Strader passed down at
Ir. M to-day, bound for New Orleans.
Mr.nHIs Dee 2-The following steamers passed here
yesterday, bound for New Orleans: The Ocean Wave
Hungarian George Collier, Fanny Bulitt Golden State
and Bunker ELL No. s.
The Little Rock Railroad.
MEMrHis Dec. I--The Little Rock (Ark) Railroad
bill has been carried in the Legislature by msorty Of
nine in the Senate and sixteen in the House.