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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
OBITUARY.

At special meeting of Manitou Lodge
No. s, |. o. of o. +. convened pursuant to no
sice a. Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday the
goth day Of November, 1854 upon the a announce
ment Of the death OF Brother James II. Whit
son.
The following Preamble and Resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in
the dispensaton Of his divine Providence, TO
cut down in the vigor and usefulness OF his
manhood, one OF our most esteemed members
Brother James II. Whitson who departed this
life on Tuesday the 2sth Of Nov. after linger-
ing illness, which he bore with christian fer
ttade and resignation; therefore,
Resolved, That as member 81 MAINTAIN
Lodge, it is with deep and snfeigned sorrow
We are called upon tc mourn the untimely
decease Of our worthy and and beloved broth.
er, whose lie and conduct, in all the relations
q society a. man, citizen and Odd Fellow
fas teen such as 10 command the respect Of
Inc public, aud the kindest feelings Of ali who
knew him.
Resolved. That as mark Of respect to his
m emory we will attend his funeral in body
and wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
Resoiped, That we deeply and sincerely SYM
pathise with the afflicted family OF our broth
er in the melancholy bereavement which they
have sustained.
R.solred, that the Secretary transmit 10 the
family OF the deceased, copy Of these Reso-
lnfions. duly authentic ted, as an evidence Of
the high estimation in which the members Of
This Lodge held this departed brother; and in
token OF their unaffected sorrow for his loss
Resolrei, That copy Of the proceedings Of
this meeting be furnished to the Cedar Coun-
ty Advertiser, for publication.
w. II. TUTHILL. N. G.
A. & TYRE Ner3p
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Ety- 1t is said that stove will save

ED- II is said that a stove will save
one half Of the wood used by FIRE place,
and OF cGG:aGsa ;w,, ~roua. -. ~: s, -.
ito would save all OF the wood. Speak
ing OF stoves remind, US OF the new ad :
ycr,isement Of s. r. Daniels, who has on
hand stoves enough to save all the wood
In the country. Stoves have queer
names-"Black Diamond" who ever
heard Of black Diamond, but this stove
is a capital article. Ii you have not go,
one, it is time you should, and while you
are .here look at some OF his other arli-
cles, such as Tin, Copper and Japan
ware-he has plenty Of it.
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Daily Mail.

We are now in receipt Of q daily mail
from Davenport. This has been much
needed here, and the people have been
for some time striving for it. A daily
mail from Lyons would also prove grea,
advantage. Petitions are in circulation
for this object. The cars are now run
ming to Dixon, and daily line Of stages
and mail to Lyons, 3s miles Distant
This line certainly ought to be continued
to Upton.
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Nf(u advertisements.
TAILORING.

WOULD announce TO the citizens OF Tipton
and Cedar county, that have commenced the
Tailoring business in the room formerly occu.
pied as an Office by DR.. Reynolds, one door East
OF the Tipto House, where will be pleased to
wait on those who may favor me with their Gus.
tom. Being in regular receipt Of the Eastern
Fashions, and having had much experience in
the business Think may be able to please those
who may favor me with call
have also, and will continue to keep an as.
sortment Of ready made clothing Of the best quail
ity, which can and will sell cheaper than .he
cheapest; because intend To make my living by
my work, and will sell my clothing just for my
aalusement and the accommodation of my Gus
toners Cali aud see me. W. ELLIOTT.
Upton, Dec. 9Th, 1854. Whit
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Advance In the Price CT News.
papers.

The Rock Island advertiser has ad.
sanced the price Of subscription. The
ball keeps on rolling. Everything ne.
cessary to supper. life, or a newspaper,
is advancing in prices, and why not the
newspaper i,selfs The advertiser saws:
"In common with large number Of Journals
throughout the country we And it nece ssa ~
owing TO our increased expense for material.
10 announce 10 our patrons an increase in the
subscription price OF our Weekly. from its prcs-
ent rates in advance
During the past year the Advertiser mas ,ust
about paid - Its circulation, the bare expenses
of its printing counting that each subscriber
On our books will cash up his averages oromnt.
". Bot within the last few months, ,,eavy i'd
vance on the price Of the raw material and the
consequent increase in the price Vt printing pa !.
Per, together with the additional cost Of Ia Dor
and the means Of subsistence, prompt US TO look
out for the future /"
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EGc The Anamosa .ksws, published
al Anamoss, Jones county, is offer ed for
SAFE II is the only paper published in
she county, and should receive very lib.
efal support. We hope friend Haddock
= not gong under however, it is squally
times lor publishers new d DAYS.
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Religious Services.

At the Methodist Epicopal Church in Upton
regularly each Sabbath at l0i 0 clock A. N.
At the Congre ga,ionalist Church, regularly
each Sabbath at ii o'clock A. NJ. and in the
evening ut clock. by the Rev. II. W. Cobh
Al the Court house in Upton, on the first Sab
bath in each month. ct 10 Ia o'clock A. NJ. BY
the Rev. Shelton Riley.
In the Presbyterian Church every other Sab
bath At half past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. George
I'd. Porter.
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A New Town.

We learn that Mr. John Walker, Il
th!a county, is about TO locate a town on
land owned by him. /. will be situated
on the line Of the Lyons Road, about
miles east Of Upton.
II is proposed to call the town Spring
field, and to proceed Immediately with
the erection Of buildings.
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Es5 At the store of Adam Rair, in
Rochester, is the place to ge, no, only
cheap groceries, b.. Oysters, fresh from
the sea, served up in style to suit the
taste Of the most tasty. Also apples,
fruits, ccnfectionaries and all otter
articles to tickle the NAV Of Epicureans,
which the country affords.
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hS Eggs, butter potatoes, turnips,
'cabbages, -four, buckwheat, meal and all
other articles necessary TO feed printers,
editors and DIS with, will be taken
lat this office, in exchange for subscrip-
ton, advertising, or uny old debts due to
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Ca Notice the new Advertisement
OF +. M. Housed Of Davenport. 1t is the
place to obtain clocks and watches, such
as will regulate the sun, warranted; be-
sides all kinds Of jewelry, music, notions
etc.
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a An OPEN FIELD AND FAIR PLAY.
- Il IMMENSE STOCK OF WATCHES
4NkkZD AND
3RWRAAy

ATHOUSEL'S, No, 2, LIE CLAIRE ROW
T HAVE just returned from New York with the
L largest and best stock Of fine watches and lew.
elry ever before offered in this market | have
gold watches from $40 to $226. Silver do from
IS to SEQ. Gold Chains foom 81 to $50 Rings
from rs cents to $50. Breast pins from 81 TO SEQ
weald.c.h particular attention to my stock OF
Ladies' watches, which embraces full variety Of
plain, hunting and enamelled cases, and l think
] can suit the most fastidious-
In short my whole stock Of clocks, watches,
jcwelry, silver and plated ware is full and COM
pete, and much larger than has ever been broug ht
70 this market: and will sell wholesale or re-
tail at prices that viii defy all competition.
Repairing done "A usual on short notice.
Dee 9TH last ranl IL
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The United States Masaziac.

Containing 81 large qaarto pages, tinted covers
on nne paper prtfasets and elegantly ii,,.stra-
tel, is published 81 The fifteenth Of each inoafh
a, the ios Prlce u one lallar year A srleu-
&C nromua Is sent to each porson getting an ,
club ana IN aid{Irs
5000
to b. awnTded 10 The 2ra per. cns sending the
arsest namt e. 2. sutsfnbtl.. Tor further ias-
hcui.fs.es sFee.Easf sery " tie Masa....,
which will be sent IN /. cert SIX gents or
specimen copy of Inc Jo',gisai which u III b.,
sent gratis 70 any .he rdesins III Addres,
J. n. EMERSON y Co.,
No. Spree Street
new York.
AeW paHers glt aI.c tbs NJ ar more Insertions,
ana se"atng ~ marked eeps III the paper
Ah}s"'is 4, de nii sd iatA euhtsstiaea
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SAVE YOUR Docroa BlLLs.-The most
certain way Of doing this, is to provide
yourself with one Of Din. Youso's PocK-
EFT EscULAPIus.'
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MAR ri ID.

On the Goth inst, by Rev. William Bagiey. Mr.
Joseph jennings and Miss Rebecca Ann kester
all Of this COUNTY.
On the 4th ;-s. ~ ~ Rev. Vim. Bagley at
.-'-s.s
hia ss-.l~..so IN Upton. Mr.. .sELsuS HOOK
RIDGE to Miss MARTHA HART, both of this
county.
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903 WORK.

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
phlets, Hand Bills, &c, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
lions, Notes, &C., of a superior quality
always KEEP, on hand at this Office.
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SrLtNUlD UFfERS!


Now III It's tf1a volume, and having already
reached creaiat.on 1T over sa.og--a news
paper Of lie largest class. containin. 6i'v-sik
spacious columns, filled with the current ews
from al parts of tie world, iaree amount OF
literary aud scientific matter Bui.k o.e LIST
and Price Current; aud as a new and valuable
feature, each hamber. VIII hereafter contaia
Two BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED PORTRAITS or
Distinguished Individuals, i pubiisaod on The
II 81 u each month by j. NJ Emerson 4 To.
J, 3, ,, and Spruce street, New You. at tn.
unprecedented low price OF ~ entf li,c cents
year A valuable premium book i sent to
eaeh person getting up club, ana u addition
IN following rich premiums amounting 10
over
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AGENTS.

Tie following persons are authorized 10
act a. agents Tor the .Adpcrtts:r.
E. w. CARR, Philadelphia,
VIsscHEa u ScHELL, N. Y City.
r. NJ. BUxNErr, Muscatine. Iowa.
w. s. SPENCER, Davenport,
THos. WINN, Springdaie, 4"
JOHN BoYDsToN, Lacton, 4"
RosERr Gowns, Cedar Bluff"
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Farm for Sale!

INHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his
L Farm, situated three miles West OF Tipton.
on favorable terms. The farm comprises
SO ACRE.
Thirty acres Of plcw land, under fence. Tween
ty acres Of good timber adjoining. and the bal
anee grass lard. Good Dwelling -hoase, sta
bic and well, on the premises. 4 school house
eighty rods from the dwelling. and two iris,
and saw mills within one mile OF the premises.
Enquire at This office nia I'm
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E65- Read the card of w. Elliott ON
the subject Of Tailohing.
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DRY GOODS.

LIN l. NNNIIVCs
Of oil kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist
ing of cloths, OF foreign ann domestic manafac-
ture, such as broadcloths Of French and Amer
lean manufacture; twiled colorcd, plain doe
skin; satinetts, sheep greys, Jeans, tweeds and
summer ware; PRINTS OF the cocHEco. Merri-
mac, Fall River and other principle factories;
maddsr colors warrented fast and OF the latest
fashion; cotton goods, factories, musl,ns, sheet.
ings, shirtngs, Osnabcrgs; fancy goods, laces,
brocades, swiss silks, satin fringe, gauze lnser-
ton, lawns, delaincs, chamhrays, boboneus,
laconetts, &c.
WoOLLEN GOODS.
Flannels, Linseys, yaIns, shawls, etc in abun.
dance Notions, combs, gloves. nittens com.
forts, fandkerchets, needles. thread, tape, pas,
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee, molasses, salt spices rais-
ms, Candies fish, pepper, indigo, madden sc.
HAkDW ARE.
In tins line we have all the articles usual Y
kept by country merchants, aud such as Gus.
toners desire without exeepneas.
GLASS Il QIEESSW ARE
OF all kinds necessary for The use Of families
BOOlSS SiIO 5
OF all classes, sHd,, descriptions a sizes to SUIT
and TT men women and ehjidren ax..
HATS - GAPS Ia !.
to III the head OF customers Of all 7izese6M e
az glasses Of meti, social political, including
the latest style Ut
KNOW scTHINGS.
la iacf we havethe largest stock OF goods, ey-
er bro aght to thus town, aud comprises almost
everything from bot Of usnabura to A sting
of beads. fruul d ,4t.tl dress 10 ! ~. t.aao
From hogshead OF sugar to brass ba,ton -
From silk hal or bot4,iet 10 Misses CATERS or
a paper Of taeks. We'll, the ha,f cannot be
told. Call and see. TAFT
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WOODS NURSERY,
10 mtles East Of Io9a City, N. o. w. from
Rochester.
large quantity Of
GRATTED APPLE TREks,
grown on Prairie sell suitable for transplanting
Of numerous varieties selected with much care.
Address, G. P. Wood, Springdale, Cedar Co.
Iowa.
a. Price, $l2,5o per 100. Lots Of less than
So put up separate IS cents each l50-tf
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A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made BY DIR. Curtis, fthis city, III the treatment
OF consumption, asthma, and all disea ses Of the
lungs. We refer to "Dr Curtis's Hygeaha, or in
haiing Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this new method DR.. C. has restored many attic
ted ones to perfect health; az an evidence o.
which he has innumerable certificates Speak
ing Of the treatment q physician remarks-t il
evident that inhaling--constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medical properties
must come in direct contact with the whole OF
the aerial cavity Of the lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected to the process Of digestion. The Hy-
geana is for sale 1t oil the druggists. ut
the country. From the New York Dmfchma. Of
Jan. l4th.
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation in
another column Of this paper
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$4,000

will on the 25'h Of May, 1888, be awarded 10
The lwehiy-s.K pefsous forwarding 5ctwe en- nov
and that time tire t~enir-slA Aighest nllabers
OF subscribers IA their order.
first premium, u tatney .Sean
>ecoaf premium sewing machine Warsh l2p
ihra premium & ".iig machine ao.lh ia,
Fourth pfcHit.isa gold u ateh worth iuO
fif,h and sixth +. asg gold watch wufta ~
Next leu each silver watch worth 20
Next twenty e1ch such books az they may
select a, publishers prices nVrtl 10
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BUSINESS 4 fessMqnIsfeiaI Department.
WELLS SPICER.
Editor, Publisher and Proprietor.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
-O--O-0-
One square, one insertion, 81 90 in advan.e.
g. each additional " Is /" "
three months, AGO "
/" six 600
g one year, 500 I"
Hall column six months, 1900
one year 3c,O04 In
One six months, $1,000
one yea, 6O,OOAa
Business Cards Olive lines OF less one year, 90
a. II payment is not made in advance, vne
fourth will be added 10 the above rates.
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CHICAGO, Dec. Cd.
FLouR,-City mills, No. l, ex, sup.
1915,
No. 2, family -four, 1925
No. 3,middlings, "a ,5OaS5,O 90
WHEAr.-spring At 81 ,05a$l 10.
Winter at ST., l5aS1.35
Corn--Firm at 45a5O.
Oa.s-large quantity from 25a26c.
Rye-in demand at 65a7Oc.
Barley-nominal at S5a95c.
Beef-extra mess $l4, 90, mess $500
by tho quantity
Pork-mess is selling at $1,000 by
the quantity Sl2 so by the single Dbl,
Prime single Dbl Sl2al2 so.
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RICHMOND. Feb. 10th.

hlInMOND, Fob. IUth.
Additional dispatches of the paoii c. /. news re-
iort a renewal of engagements ut Kauiat the
idth' ilth and 18th ult., in which the Turks were
again victorious.
despatch from St Petersburg, of the lith
Jannary,says that the Car rejected the PROPOSE
tons of the Vienna Congress. on the ground that
they were incompatible with his dignity, and ten
ded to divert attention from the real issue But
to prove that he is still inclined to treat, he has
appointed Gortzsohakoff Plenipotentary, with
authority to treat with the Sultan alone.
The French and English Ministers are to de
mand their passports. The Car insists that
the allied fleets are to be formally declare
ed neutral as a preliminary condition of negotia-
ton.
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i.;;:,sa,,s,.ss Jas. River Canal. a,E;iHlnlIss

FARE FROM LYSCHBURG. FAkE FROM LYNrHBURe
To Rchmoni.... S. 81 10 l. xingtun... =. s. -
TO Charlottesville 30 10 Natural Bridge. | III
10 Cumberl'd &. II - To Blu hanan,----.. l 81
OUR PACKET BOATS cav,. Lynchbrg lady al
8 P. NJ. Sundays excepted, aud arrive in Richrnon.,
second day at 4. NJ connecting there " III TIA, North
and = nth, rn Oars, lcayi Z NJ NJ IN Il St",n
Boats dow the river. leaving al q NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will b" provided the Bat tr passen-
scr. comm. in the renne ,ailroad cars.
Passe gers Tor Charlottesville VIII kr the Tues
days. hursdny> and Saturday Bna1a'rvs in Scott
vile next day at j A. and in Cinrl rtteve .
The B mf for Lexngt IN, Nafurnl Br!gr and Bu, han
nm. will lrava Lyuchbnrg MONDAYS. Wednesdays aud
Fridays. M 81 A NJ Returning leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wedmesd ". aud Fridays nj So Nj.
BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
feb ln-dts
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BUILDING Lots Al
AucIinn -O1 EIiLaN Lne YIN dny at 1ahu


IA nj - .'cInrk NJ, lron tie prrni-es th- u'o'
sgaed. acting under the authority OF decree 81 ''
Amherst couoy in the suit al t"'f rs 'sSa
and wife, a.. pronounced On the ie,n . chi M
wa 'T yins in ,e caanry Of Amherst immediately
LAM H ~ s',ah all. d. pot survey nrd plat al
Az l, will b., rx hihited NJ the -n'', and VIII ne di
I'D into lots - SUIT hi rci'asers
VI rrSpvs.-Ir.op A credit of tx md twelve months
,;1a ne,o. ial. pn ~ satisfactorily endor-ed
J., 80 2,uwt27 Jun w. koNnh' Com T.
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New YORK, Feb 10.

The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that terrific battle was going on
at Matschion ON the thirteenth. There had been
fearful loss of life, and the town was in flames.
The first division of the Russian fleet was
cruising in the Black Sea- and collision with
tho allied fleets was very probable.
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DIS OlUTION.
McCORKLE & JONES,

iESALk Nkf NJ
GrOccrs n Com snissiOn Merchants.
Main st, LynohbuIg. Va
A RE NOW RECEIVING llrir fnu Supply, !" which
"A they -oicd thu attention ct iheir lnends aud the
publ, g"nrrnllN,
300 Sack Salt,
100 lag. RIO ,eor Jnvn aud Ma'ncniho Col =.
80 lhl,. On,.l,cd, pulvrrscd, oohee and O,ais
fed Sugars
10 hhd4 +. II. and N. O.. Sugar.
10 BbNt- Loaf Sugar.
500 krga Mails, Nil -i1rs.
100 Side- Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
25 Cnsr. Fin, stick Lio rice,
ST. do Comnnn Slrk Licnricc,
- do Finn Mas do
4 Lo,l. Mimi Ia Rope, /" = inches diameter.
30 Ba.krt. olive Oh
rs Boxes Candies. all qualities,
10 u .rr..l- ~ O. Mua,sus,
o hhdp West Il"
10 Barrels Tanner. Oil some pure,
do Tsr
40 do Hrrring4 Mackrrel mud shnd,
30G hush Cluv ~. Tim t>. Orchard. English Bue
aud Ever Green Grass Seed
S000 lbs, primc Western BARN Sides,
30On lbs. FIN Family Hama. Shoulders aud sides,
cured by VIM Ma--lc
6000 lb4. Cn-t, Sheer aud Blir,errd Steel al sizes,
40 100 FEET ,iety Fuse.
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz. R"wm"ls nnd Ih.ne.' Shnvels.
S.0 Blankets. different qualities,
800 Wool Hats, do do
Also
Caloocs Domesiirs hlcnrled ind unbrnrhrd Bed
Ticking. O.nnbures, Smoking and Chcwin1 Tol "co Of
NIL quuties Of their nannincturc, "hir they war
nntall Of which thy will sell low for cash, to pus tusl
'u-lomrrs time. or III exchange fer country pro ace.
Call before masking your bills elsewhere, II you
please.
Wcwant 1900 10 400 bushels .heIled Ont, Tor vi ich
iihoril prices will br pnil.
or, 2i.lt4 MoCORKLE & JOf rs.
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reinforcement.

IN nse men al NaIl,ii. w''Hi' er the hhnN'
~ h,si roStpnned III TUESDAY the 9TH day o / eth
rar "' ban il viii take ,,nce "a nh"v". Should the
IL nnf,vnrube it will TAX" ,lace the fist fair day
| q y ~ ". b. ROANE Cnm'r.
nm 2S.di7feb
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= Il q AK n TO B A e. q - /.
NJ, I.ANGUORNE & SONS,


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEcAds AND TOBACCO oF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
'YNlIE subscribers have constantly on hand large
/ stock of HAVANA 4 PRINCIPE SEGARS. ct
the approved brands. which they feel cunde'
nlerir Ia in the market, aud winch will Ice soll nj
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Qepsas any Iari of the Union will b. promptly
met md entire s,ti-iac' i'm gunrantie, To purchasers.
The following Brands are k'pr constantly an hand;
stGARs.
La Flor he Hnbnna, Ia Sultana,
Cnlif,rnn, Luz Tres Coronas,
Jiratrncnl La Gda de Agua
Old Dominion Conlui~ta.
la Fiei de Z. J. c., EiL.on de Oro
In Tcrcstn, FL Nupuno
Rin Hondo. Plantation,
Ell Prograna, Figaro,
Las Tres E.trrllas, La Norma
Herman Cortez, Prin.ip's,
Lafayette, Sr, VI.
ToBAcco.
Oronoco. Necrarine,
Gold Lent Catawba,
Golden Peach Stanard, Re, &c.,
Septemhnt -1Nrfs
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NNTILsON a rK NKLIN-

\AILsON a fK NkLlN-
w OFFER fDR SALE
10 liogrhcnd y. Il md n. . Sugar,
50 iair,l- O. flee Sugar.
- d" Clurlfe Sugar,
1000 lbs bet L,mf 10
10 hhds NJ o SnRar-housr Molnsses,
100 rne- RIA nnd Lneni'n Coffee,
IS do superior hT,wn Java Coffee,
Cas.s Gunp'drr Imp, nnd FIN Ten
5t0 Side. good sole Leather,
100 upper 4"
Bales Shne Thrend
5000 his Bal, Cnitnn. assorted numbers,
; Bul - Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
IL Tons Bar Iron,
. do Roled Tirh Iron.
do Round Squire Iron, nssorted,
do BIisicred Steel
1000 lbs Cast mud Shear "
Boxes Collin'- Ar hers PaenlAxes
900 Kegs Nails. nssorted -Ios,
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tnllow Candr-,
80 " Adnmunl,ne Cop''le.,
30 sperm,
20 " Turpenire Snht
50 English duny Cheese,
80 Pine APpe do
so Barrels Ma kerol.
so KRIS Ma J,
50 Bnrrrl4 Tntacls Oh,
10,0DD lbs God Family Bacon.
Beside. II number "i other a,,ices too tedious To
'niipn .epi 27is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11
'NOTuE sTOCKHOLD.Iss OF III,

/ IA NCHBURG HOSE x FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-Tnr Board OF Directors III th" Ly ch
burg II lose and Fir In~uranc" Company n meettn
held an the - da, Il the pte>e month lee Jared
d> idend per cent out of the fits at the last IN
months, Which will be paid In the Stcckh lders On n"
after the 18th inst. G. I. WILLS. Seer,
fob
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11

Richmond Mdrkets-February 10.
Flour unsettled Holders firm. Wheat, So
to 81 TO- Corn, 81 to 80 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11
CHARLESTON, Fob. 10,

CHARLESTON, Feb TO-
Alabama papers state that Steamer was re-
Gently burnt on Alabama river and fifty lives
were lost-propably negroes.