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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31
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Mr.. k1ITGK
VAS 10 ll...c as.gals4e>. w..ea Ieal
yoZr con.asa.s o. tls communication Of
Mr.. Band. llsak yoa have 4o-.e a.sa,
and yog hare dcae LIE pfes5y.ery u Ce
lar, great IaJus:sce. TIE tendency c.
yo4r remarks 50 a. IS t-ef haze lGh4-
eEse, VI! L. 10 Freyenf - establishing
.. the institution ii Upon cannot
TANK y1a are opposed 10 IS location IL
his place, an suppose year remarks are
ioaaded aEon mi.arps4eas.au s. IT,
case. NJ Bard does not s4y =: $ ten
plan" (the plan Of Presby.ery) III /, b
possible t. erect tbs tu!l3sn, Wilton.
d.sposiag Of iAe Additional lots" lie
c9a.t 60. saY 50, because the Ffes5yteEy
have adopted DO plaa. They har. n5l
even accepted Of the offer made BY NJ.
Starr. b.. re expect they will either
aeeeps Of decline the offer a. their ae1I
meeting to be held in April You have
separated the sentence from is connec-
ton, and attached a meaning 10 il tina
NJ, Bard neTeE intended Then upon
a. inference which you draw, the whole
c! Your comment Is founded. Ina. III.
ference would be rejected b. every mem.
Der Of TIE Prestylery. WHAT naos,r,
could laer Iage 10 monopyllse any nun,
Der Of lots In or about the town OF Tn.
'sa, ehen they were offered for z specl
fed purpose. To he object for wh.zi
! they we're given they must be appropriated
Il would %, rIt dime into ore Of thei
/ pockets. NJ. Baird say "the object woult
Be l. provide f5r tie education q. BOT
sexes H then presents his idea 70
T the acco EF.s4lng Of this object, which i
simply tars, to erect one bulsting who
would accommodate bota male ard fe
males ey subscription, resaEf!ns tie 10,
Tor Inc purpose Vi erecting another when
erer lie necessities Or he institution re
cure il, then seperate tie male .aI Ii
female departments.
How ioHg would il be until Inc aece.
sites 81 tb. case would require il \
one can tell. III have been correct
informed lie ". Vernon institute IL,
ms been IN operation lat l,eIe will,
nov requires lsg tie Accommodate,
Students. another building
81. i lne enough 10 casrg, i,
presbytefy III Cedar sis4 the crime Or II
Iariag tie lar prospects Of Upton wbe
they lave done il. or a53at i, 30 /,
Nothing would be 5ar,her from he
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q D. P.
Tar PEgcrs CT Pxoprcs IN $500

Tar Pslcrs CT Pxopres IN 800
S,rsnre il IS, ye, nevertheless, ule, the
srrir.l each steamer iron Europe afiee $
tie rocket Of every American farmer. -
II the pTesea, STATE of affairs continue
and al Earope en gases IN genera war
the American farmer ~lll receive such
rrloes ia- his produce as ne has never
aoen shle % command before. Russia Is
preparing to put az ARMY into the fed
il the spring, as has never before been
witnessed In na3cEn times, and France
and England are aching On grand scale.
These nea mus, be fed, and this to
great srtea, w3Il he done by the Amer
can iarmsr.-G2leHa JET
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E1JA young widow VITA IS ,)j0,
in New York, a1vertses tor husb.ut
no, over five feet ten In ches ia height.
l.. NJ. Born. tried recently ut Mil
waukic ior parllcisating IN the rescue OF
an alleged fugitive slave, has been found
guilty. The Judge, says the sea'lael
told the Jury in almost SO maav words,
tia, tie drlenden, was guilty. al i 1t va.
their duty 50 10 tiud They gave their
verdict accordingly, after being oat seven
hours. - Dan. Ga-.
s~Thc Cleveland Herald says;
The late sale Of ONO Stocks q, ColuH-
bus bro't sufficient money into the State
Treasury to redeem eve dollar ot the
outstanding cifcunstad,ng ejaculation Of
the Canal Rank oil that city, aud a taous
aud dollars over. This surplus OF coarse
will go TO the depesitors.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31
The Erie War Over.

By a dispatch received by eag. uFas
a Saturday. from G. c. Dean's, ESQ.,
Superintendent, Of the Buffalo and Stale
Line Railroad, it appears that peace
again reign. in all Erie" J ms is .
communication which viii give great sat-
,slaction 10 the entire west. We sincere
~ hone that The business community and
the travelling public will not again be an
moved by the be!ligerans doings OF that
rsdoub,abls city. The dispatch 's as
follows:
Burr.Lo. Jan. Is, 1855.
To Cart. Geo. NJ Gray, .7genf W. D.
r. r. Company:
Difficulties all over a, Erie and Har'
her Creek, and trains are running regu'
larly again wi.hou, detention.
c. c. DEsSIs,
Sun, BuiTalo and State Line K. X.
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No Massive have had no Easte

No MAILS We have had no Eastern
mail since last Saturday and the tele-
graph wires being down, the denlzens Of
this goodly region arc literally cut of
from communication with te rest OF
Christendom. When last heard from tie
locomotives running Yves, and going Eas.
en- the &. 4 r. l. Railroad. were within
4 mile oil one another, aud one Of them
nan run off the track. - Dar. Gaz.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

DaowSEp.--A, Buriinsson, IA tn.
State. Dec. 80, tree chilirc.. o: .Er
Ca!l-n, namely; J3hn, eyed four year,
kosr, aged SIX; end Ca:harine, aged
nine went on the river WITHOUT .he
knowledge Of their parents, wien tbs
lille toy FELL through hole or elf, in
the icr, ard ris sisters, endeasor.ng Il
trlr him ,u', we're drawn 10 also, anc
a.! taEr.ri 10 sTsterr grave
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

Tee Rochester Democra, says: Cae
Of the most perfect specimens o. altered
notes was presented a, Brokers Office
IN lhis city, few days since. |, was a
81 Of lac Mechanics aud Farmers tank
81 Ithaca. altered 10 slQ. and tie srans-
fer was so neatly done as TO defy de.ec-
tlan ~ al eye ubss,li-3 in tao-ev
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8 A. BiSsEt.l7
County Ja,ig..
Legal. NOTICE.
To GreesUills .lItheus :

fou will take notice tia. there . nas
m file N the Office Of the Cieln 4 tie l..lrct
Court IN aud tor ne County I Ce4a5 and >tate
Of Iowa. petition ~ Sarah Arm Ma'btas
praying that a dtvorc. b deer. ed di->a1rlng
tie b .nds Of matIimony nrw existing hetvcen
you AM SAID petitioner, alleging as canse, de-
ssriioh for more han one a ami ih.t 10
ppna has been issue and retir ed end, ~
~ the Sheriff. def ndani NJ, found Aots,
therefore, unless Y ! appear on er tefafs 70
TN day Of May, 1850, and answer 'he,rto
Iadgeme nj will be rendered Fais.' 3
~ ofce sranesI.
J. ". Catrea Clerk
ID 4. Ioait Cedar Co.
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saJ- Mr.. Hotlschlager, who has re-
Gently purchased tue Waliua Fall. esta t.
Honolulu. IS preparing TO plant about
fifty acres OF cotton, aud also intends 10
cultivate rice and the vine. Three ten
yoke teams o. cattle were recently sen!
On their way . his estate, to break ground
for tie cotton.
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Eslray steer.

Taken m by William Mason on the s0fh d.,
Of Nov, 1854 al his residsaee III LINZ rowr
ship. o ne dark red and White spotiea Steer Z
medium size with crop OF The .sf1e4r and .
hole aud sit from il in the light, supposed 10
be about nine Sears old, and appraised At Sas
before Samuel Hanlia Esq.
j. W. CArTEiL. c.
Dec. isi i-sA mo
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Gsn.r FAiLuRE. New York, Jan.
q Wadsworth Il Sheldo1, bankers, .us-
pended payment to-day. Liabilities q.
toQt = 500 900; assets about 5 900
600 over. They were the 4geh, Of the
state oCllinois, and consequently no pay
mcut nas teen pad ,his morning OF &c
count OF interest OIL tae state t-tA.
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k.k.(. Al NGTEts

10 Jsrem sh Daian, oeosse - .sv4s n n ss-
IAN Dolan, Ja|sna iolan. .oh Itaaa u
Mel "a Nc sratsn and Philip Nc SraIet.
You will take notice rira James EaE sHa
txec4or II the Estate Of J lat D.'aa &c q
ale &C Ibis Co, haa hei In the Coeay .z.-s
hs mai report u his dssa-s in b. ? efn SOS,
sshieh report aud he hearing TIE eai las Is G.
continued anti ttts regaar sesssoaef ts z=s
u February l.5E, AMI that 4aleas goa tsaas
IA he office Of me Coun Y Jud.s O. Solar
Coussty State It Iowa. oa tie frs. Moas4y
Febraafy A. D. ss55 and contest ,as4 r.pces
HAT lie same vii be .oi.fru.d ard Il a s. d
Esseator upon payment mt coaFt or Is tie
heirs of the moneys now IN HE haats- le ring
iHg 10 said esta /. f So. 20 vti T.. discharged
from auy further duty or lisbl!' N ti-or'Ea =
lses.
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PowER or STEAM President I.,o h..
cock says tina, there are in Great Britain
a, the present day, $1,000 steam engrss
driven by means OF coal, ard dts is nut
into operation machinery equaliug tie
unaided power nf 10000, 0r1 5 tv.~ =
.11o 10 ~ "a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

80 Six WyaEdot Indians from Kan
sasa IN Washington, asking the govern
ment to allow the lands now held by
them in common, to be divided among
them In fee as the whites osn lands.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

BrrTALo hosEs rok THE CaixEA -
TIE Toronto coloa'st says taal the Brit
Ish Gorcrnmea. has purchased $1,000
buffalo robes for the usr Of tie army in
the Crlrnea
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

C.LrFonsIA Lfon-The MaTiposa
Chronicle tells OF lion killed on tue
Chowchlla by Nj Ashworth, which
measured eight fee, in length, and weigh
ed $50 pounds. The day nrevious j, had
killed and carried Of hog weighing $50
pounds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

LusBra FLEEr.-The ST. Crcix lief,
yesterday FOR St. Louis. with twenty ca
nal boats 10 tow, brough, Losn by The
steamer q lie day before. The Aliquip-
pa arrived down yesterday with ten. All
- 81 w.fi, l.lrri. 81 psov.. prsss. l0H
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IA there Is to be further redemp-
ton 81 United States Stocks on the frs,
Of March next, 10 the amount OF one md
lion n,ne hundred thousand doiiaps. Tie
percentage offered on the loan redeena.
Die in 1867 aud 1868 is six per cent.
and on the Texan indemnity lsau is SIX
per cent
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c-JTAc prisoners in the State prison
at Jackson, Mich, have sctully been
engaged in the manufacture Of bogus
coin, and hy aid Of ste'mplic.s outside
the walls, have put me same in clscuIa-
ton.
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Estl'ay Colt.

Taken up by Jonathan Ma:saa, at hj,
/ residence In Centre township IN ~1'S
Novem5er 1854. tw'' year old black mae e Il
with small v mite sp"i Ia tn face, a. e
praised al Sc entv II r. before Il Il. ...-
Esq Nov y, ls4
- c.ff.,,
Der I'd 3mo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

Isiaglsss - al excellent substitute Tor
the white Of eggs in clearing coffee
Ten cents worth Will as: longer tran
hires do7en eggs Bay IT 8, the drug
s,o-r
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Destruction IN New loRx.-Ihe
York Commercial .4drsntiser gives
;richtlul account OF the condition OF The
poor Of that city. |, says that hundreds
Of families have sold OF pawnfd / = tas'
articles OF furniture or aPFa's,. 3.
cure food. ard are now trt
A Of. w.t..out bedding 81 aaA t-. .
knowing ahere tAty may 1T lue 1'A'
moo,n ful 10 eat. Persons IN these eit-
cams,ances, lnany oil til IN sober AMI ~
dusuious people, are throngiug the Eve
Points Mission Hou.e daily, and IRON
stern necessity many are denied relief.
The state OF suffering is increasing dali
IN. and The starving mus, be fed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-31

60 Prerscls ID las close Oh the Leg
sl.,1re a yosas CoGrsE'aoa was tsvsd AMI
Pr,sr Marao-Ay wa slec.e4 STATE pm
ts-. Il Francs 1. Barker wsTdeT ct
IL pea..-z:iary-b0tA waAss. Mr.. Ma
rtcrlsy, we b~.isve. s re Fyas..stsr .! ire
jackson CO. Prxs
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F.r.L AccipEyr.-We learn from n
nYrson who came IN on the o'clock
train Of the NJ. S. r. r., last evening
that the engine came IN collision with a
wagon and team at road crossing about
On. ml}e this side of Adrian. Instantly
killing the driver and horses, ard de-
moIlshiag the wagon. Our informant
did no, learn the name Of the persons
killed. but rom the contents Of the wagon
ne was probably some farmer residing IN
the neighborhood
The driver evidently saw the train
coming for when within few rods oil
the track, he hurried up his team and
attempted TO cross. |, was case oil reck.
! less carelessness and ind result should
serve ss a warning to those who have
occasion to cross Railroad tracks with
/ teams. - Chicago Prsse
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No country. except France, ous OF
Italy, sent a larger number Of prelaies to
me late Feast oil the Immaculate Coacep-
ton, at Rome, than the United states -
France sent eleven, the United Safes
SIX. England six and Ireland six. Tue
other States were represented BY
smaller number Russia sent none.
! Gin. Tins.
Nusc,rt~I-Tae Enquirer iafora4s
ius tat the steam mill oi Cuanl. IS
1 Cad.a l. CO., employs fly MAIDS, saws
3 00) 900 ialas, tarns I'D III gta.n
| handles. rnaauiartaf"s 500 beda'eA :.
planes $40, 0UJ see' d hoortny and SCI!
otoa. 51ll9rls q, refuse s,uli, a. ia out
/ year.
TIE t3tal assessment o: Masca.lu,
eon.4y f"r Isl il $3.50 Sol.
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Executor Notice.

Bis A Spic r,
Il ri RI
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SUP, BuiTalo and State Line R. K.
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alaa Fine wbale. ESQ Pale seal - ~ d@s ,hs
as5 Pale rape unehangea asI PhiIsdeiphia
week so tons, at 80 ios
bark, @. 3D. vxero verv auiet
and without change in quotations ., ".
Baring Brothers quote Va IS Soonds} % = CD 'a-
&c fbonsls} sc a g.
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-----11 yEIcE VIRGINIA. +. a N. INs. Co,
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1855:
uu yuD1-UNJa FIRE AND MARINE

THE VIRGINIA FlhE AMI tuh "
4 INSURANCE co. having removed 20 ,he,r en-,
gibIe office in Billiards. building" on the Nofln
eide Of franklin street. opposite the Exchange f1ots
Richmond Va, are prepared as heretofore TO hiahe
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE on faVofapie
terms. -, ~ - .o,5;,r
The past transactions Of the Company extenoins
over period of twenty-three years guarantee 10 -.
patrons that ell fair claims for loss will be properly
stated and met.
Applications at the Office in person. or by letter ad-
dressed to A. Peasants President or to the undef-
signed will be promptly attended TO- .
DC II-dlm THOS. NJ. ALFR1END, Sec'y.
TSIIiE AND MARINE INSUkANCETTfhtEE
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE FALLEI
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va Branch ofhce
18th street I'd door from the Post Office, Richmond
Va. Charter Perpetual. Capital $500 GOO TINS
Compsuy will insure first class BRICK Dwell
LINES perpetually for single payment OF 4 per
cent Time policies will also be issued OF Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., in town or country, al curreh'
rates -. nh, .hor, n
| Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
as favorable terms as by any other Responsible Coi-
| ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
| at this Office. ". bhf'E''E' @Ao'"AiS'
| REFERENCES:
| SEMI Marx Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond
| + a Smith do. Farmers Bank of Va. do
| IosarL n Anderson ESD do
hessrj. naxall Co, DO
| Henry NJ Brent, Cashier Of the Bank of the Val
| ley, Winchester.
j. H sharrard, Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon. James NJ Mason U. S. s., Winchester.
sc 22-dSm
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All orders promptly attended to.
LII IN RICHM0ND tn - !

N ARDS COUGH SYRUP. WHY Nor
COUNTRY FRIENDS'-Old and Young r,
poor, take LEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF
most effectull and cheapest Cough SyTlr eve,
This is no idle boast. Make inquiries Of Won, :
in Richmond, and take with you the greatest n.
ever offered to ali persons suffering from E.
Colds, Asthma and CONSUMPTION All The =
should know its virtues.
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one dOl.ar
Lconard's Dollar Cordial
To be had of l.. B. THOMAS, Broad street 81,
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers .snta
Richmond and State Of Virginia. HhJbA
Mrssrs. PURCELL, LADD & Co, " Man street
THOMAS LEONARD, corner OF Adams and Clayr
Richmond, Va. q
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Co., FOR KENT Or LEASE.-TIOsr
El:. two large STORES or WAREHOUSES;, Nos
---~ l67 and 1862 opposite the Exchange Bank of Viz
ginia and adjoining the large and elegant of
Messrs Kent, Paine Co. Each of these stores front
S feet Main street. with five floors running back
loo feet The Easements open level with large
paved court yard in the rear from which a wide
paved alley leads to lth street, Opposite the wing of
the American Hotel. These are amongst the most
comrnodious and substantial buildings in the city and
well arranged for business establishments Of first
class there being in fact enough TO each tene-
nent for two establishments. These stores
being painted inside and out. The large sto-e-room
and basement of No l67 be had Immediately, the
room in the Sd story. Possession of tenement No 1862
occupied by Messrs. Jones Potts can be had on
the 1st Septe mber next
The superior location of these stores being in the
heart ofthe city, is well known require further
notice: Apply to JOSEPH JAMES, Jr. the store of
Hugh w. Fry, Esq, or to
lie 6-3tawts IAsIFc
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TN1T1SII .,'TATfS iIlFE ll<s,U i.A y = 4,
| NnNNffITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
notwithstanding ST., 24a,62s-lssues poll
cies on White Persons for Life and macs annual ol
or a term OF years For rates, &c. apply to
u ' OF BRESEE, Agent, or
FW HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the Office of the Insurance Company OF tne 'si'
lev ofVrginia, lith street, Richmond, va.
CO
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EDUCATION.

EUUCAIION.
DEV. j. AiIBHER WEED'S CLASsi-
IA CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner OF Mar
shall and 18th streets, RICHMOND, VA.
The duties of this School will be resumed on Mon
day, lst October.
TERMS.
English Department Az
For Beginners i'll Latin .50
au 16-3m
TITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST.,
~ between Clay and Marshall.--The next session of
my School will commence Sept. I7th and close the
first Friday in July.
For English Scholars. $50
For Classical do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
sc 10 d6rn II. p. TAYLOR.
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MED1c1NEa

MRS. A. b. DAVIS 60.
to .ui. T r. wholesale and retail 'sa a.h
p sration, and its merit 81 ~ qusessry az ss<s
.inber OF citizens Of Richrno,,Se sen :ssts9 >,
.sacs and superiority as courS = 2 asce
e the large humber na5 q, If s.s9f ?. i /. ~
sion. S7t 'if'esfes nor 4, sa4 ~
.i For sale sale by ars. A B. DAVIS
e !. fico ss 4 f sasese,s ~ J,ss.p c..
i every d,.e snE OLE II For 0Id =.
spoonful equal to an ounce Of a s. .hc bsss. 70
B5rn ai' s.r and sRlans, Ulcers and s.gsis
Crnmp and letter. Sim. .. y, Freah IL "a d
the Nails, Infaned Beast, ei S,'1e;' Wo:, =
Bscs, swelled Legs and ST s''1o,af Tn. -
colds. Az earasse frszr
Applied to Burns at once. :, l.. 80,
Pnce 50 and Is cents a bot,i. Ss' DO scs
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COAL AND COKE.


rANNEL COAL.--IO tons Camel Coal
~ received direct per British big Mary Morton,
landing and for sale by
nos ChAS. 7. WORKMAN g. co.
A NpfiRACITE Goa L.--NVe have con-
IA stantly hand for sale, Coal office the
Dock and 2Gth street, the best RED and WHITE
ASH COAL for Crates or Stoves and Lump White
Ash for Foundry purposes
oc "a JNO. w. WRIGHT & co.
EOkE-I am prepared to furnish Coke
" of superior quality, and confidently md
it preferable fuel in respects to either wood
coal. IL is peculiarly adapted TO cooking ranges
and and to furnaces for heating large buildings
while its ready ignition, cleanliness and durability
render and agreeable for parlor and 9TH
CRATES.
Orders left the Coke yard corner 10th street and
Basin Eank, will be promptly executed. Terms cash,
or its equivalent.
Sc Its JNO. J. WERTH Agent
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DENEMBEK THE PLACE.--In order
IL to accommodate the wants of our friends visiting
the citx at this time we have manufactured and
prepared to show much larger stock of Fall and WIN
ter Clothing than ever before. Our assortment Is
and grade of goods in our line. Our many advantages
in manufacturing, with experience of seventeen
years in the trade in this city, justify in saying that
those in want of good and well made Clothing VIII
consult their interest by calling at the old esta
blished House of
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.,
oc Al I02 Main street.
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n STORE AND FOR SALE Ar YER!

Tn STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY
LOW PRICES
81 and A Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs; Bleached Shectings and Shirtings
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Nadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Setinets
Cassimeres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Lnseys; Bed Ticks; Fusti&ns and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 81 Plattings
Snake-Skin Vestings
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
Shewls Ca,nbrics and Curtains
Observation-Disclosures, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets in the Com.
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Seceas
With many other fresh and desirable goods Just to
hand
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
DRAFTED siXCoTd Spools
long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, IN quantities to suit purchasers.
&c 2l-d&cts ID. II. LONDON.
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7,5sTIP ANCE COMPANIES.

r1nTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsg.
MnpsNcE COMPANY.-Offce at "Stationers-
IL ~ 81 Pearl street Richmond, Na.-Tnhs Com,
nany has said in Richmond to Widows Orphans s1d
CREDITOR over SIXTY THOUSAND poi,L "A s :
au ~ ithss eapiral of over i ooo.e00 No Com
pany sords more security or advantages to fe inso
red. a. " 49, " a. -. a
LIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE 1snCd C cmn
many. on as favorable terms with any o:bsr coIils
nv ia this state possessing real cash csItai 70 iee'
losses Apply to a.. p;rhmond Va.
WIN r EARLY, Pres't
JNO. WOOD, Jr- Sec'y
,nrlnrtesviile. va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-10
- (,,.,5..y M FYRD sT0kE

u Undersigned hiss AIKEN the Loa'T . XII y,
lin and Wall streets, formerly oe5at, ,5at.. :
GRAIN AND FEED BI l,,} ia
where he will keep constantly, ga T,y. In
ment of all kinds OF GIsin, NJ III oIt,, =,
and other articles usually Kept n Ofli'-A'
Stores. ,t,a., ..rict per
He hopes by giving has Jo'a ,' , ..,la, ). -
tention, and selling on reasogs', ',. '' ssd liz
liberal patronage from BIS ii,s ,,'elr BE- "
generally lie viii deliver a'y ~ 4 ', vii az <
anywhere In the corporation, 80 n pe0DJCL
SELLING CODNlhI Vii lasaz
for a moderate com,n lssloil aga II pflcs ~ =
coustry friends the highest iiiS' 49,
signmeut entrusted 10 NM InHy " Cs
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vcrxfN OCTOBEIi %, is33'--'Efa
EasA ! visiting the city, will Ind d ,,,,rvy
81 STEBBINS PULBtN
~ No' '''' I''' C.gi!G
White China-Dining sHl Tea se's'
- - An d. 90
Tea Sets ofall prizes, from %" % "
Toilet Ware, VARIOUS patterns
Looking Glasses do CO.
Plated Gators DO 90. -
Kmy.s and Forks, ysr6g' qattefn-
Walters in sets and s-Fa."le'
Glass Ware Of every vaTty; go, 2,
The atove goods will be o-efsa a s'-
during this week. ---