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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

NATIosAL GuARp.--Th he attention of this
company b directed 10 call for meeting q their
armory Tonight at o'clock for the transaction Of
important business. ssst ~s4ss5s = Is asafsnsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

SuRG EoE,-At meeting of Citizen Ere
Company No. 6. held on Tbursday night last, D -
Erasmus Powell was elected Surgeon. 7g IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

arnAI,ro.-Miss Ann Gathwright, den>
,vc- 81 Rockett,. made her debut before tho Msym
vsssesdav. 10 n swsr the charge 81 stealing gold
vssoi. valued ct $50, shawl valued q ~ ano
hlsck parssoI valued a 81 from John haitheWs.
Mjss Ann protests her tnuocsuees and seened snf-
nrised that any one should suspect her hon0sty;
bur he avid epco showed that others he'd less to
vorsbie opinion Of her. and she was therefore come
uoited Tor examination st the next term OF the
Husipes Court tS*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

The VEGETABLE MARKET is abundantly
supplied every rnornius with the most superb veee
tables have in this city, and the prices
far more reasonable than for several years past
This IL owing Doubt to the favorable season and
the increase OF market gardens In the neighborhooa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

DEATH OF ADMIRAL MAcHINoFF. correspon-
dent of the St Petersburg Journal speaking Of the
death OF Admiral Machinof says that he could
never be prevailed upon to wear the ordinsrv
soldiers cloak prescribed of late to the officers AZ
a disguise, but always wore his admirars uniform
even when he went out on the works to reconnoi.
tire The enemy with bis glass This be did on the
left Basion and continued to do 90 In spite of the
remonstrances of those around him. A ball plung
ed into q sack of earth near him, but 10 reply 10
the redeubled remonstrsnces of his friends he
only said, They seem not to aim badly" A few
minutes afterwards he was struck by a bullet In
the temple; he was carried Of senseless and re.
manned so to bis end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

< BRoKks LEe.-William Davenport, .
free man. got into scutHs ON the dock last Thurs.
day evening, during which he was thrown heavily
to the ground and In his fall had his right leg Just
above the ankle, badly broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

SLATE QUARRIEs-In our notice of the
slate quarry IN Albemsrle county, published in yes.
tsrdass paper. the word State was e.rore> u,y sub
adeuted for tslQte." 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

FAMlLY FLouR.--Familie Wishing to lay
in their years supply Of the best Family Flour, city
or country brands, can be supplied ct the millerS
prices and the quality warranted to please. or will
be taken back. ssss5
l have aizo ON hand, and receiving daily BY rail.
road, the best Extra Sup srns and BAKER Flour at
wholesale and retail, by J. j. FRY,
.g Flour and Commits don Store.
aul4-l2t 35 Gary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

HEALTH OF THE CITY-NOtwithstsn
the thousand and one ridiculous rumors ahost In
the country, calculated TO brighten the timid, and
prevent peeple from visiting Richmond, our Gill;
gems were never 30 entirely free from all diseases
AZ at the present time. We have made diiikens
enquiry of ply sicisns and others, and have not
been able to learn of single case of fever OF any
Sort and but very few cases of the ordinary sum.
mer complaints with which children aai cted
at this season of the year. Our country friends
may rest assured, therefore, that they sort
of risk ir visiting the metropolis of the Old Domu.
ion and If any of them suffering from sickness
we advise them to come and spend few weeks
here by way of recuperating their health AS for
the prevalence of yellow fever la our midst, the
idea 10 preposterous. Those who know anything
about the disease, and Its fondneas for low nasty
places can readily imagine how long il could last
In "this city of hills" where the air Il IS pure a.
that which fans the Blue Ridge. The nearest
approach to yelloU ferer that we have heard of,
II we except the eight cases brought here from
Portsmouth and sent TO the hospital, IA the quick
puisaiions of an old miser down Town, whose love
for " Bsnton's yellow mint. drops' has Induced
him to live the refuse of his neighbGrs kitchens
until The flesh on his bones hiss literally dried up.
eaviug rothing of him but an enacisted skeleton
dressed 10 rags "Yellow Jack" if trapsplanted
in our city, could survive just about as long AZ
dolphin could Ia the top OF an oak tres How such
ridiculous rumors get about unless started by the
enemies of Richmond, we are unable TO divine,
but we know they al pat In the country, and
have kept many persons from coming here and
attending TO their business, who, otherwise, would
have been among US continually for the past
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

SAILED FoR EuRoPE.-Mr. james H. Burton,
formerly connected with the Harper's Ferry Ar.
mory. we believe, sailed from Boston ON Wedness
day. in the Asia. to take the situation of engineer
10 the British National Armory at Enield' near
London. His family accompanies him.
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ITO PREVENT YELLOW Fl,

TO PREVENT YELLOW FEVs
Il LIOUS FEVER, AND FEVER 4
A6UE-Uss Or. J. s. ROSES ssrssr.ihiI
pound. Read what DR.. ]. 8. Rose Of Phts,st
says:
This preparation Is nlsae from he p1Is,t al ID
eat Honduras Ssrzspsrills Root, aud s1nblnt I
other ingredients " hish lend to resullte be I'D
tuIicn as any time, or at suy age. II sets .Ya
stomsch, Liver and Bowels carrying 81 ilE
sserations and bic. thus giving strength, blion
vigor. 1t is particularly uIefu efEer sl tisAs
yer, to put the body sssia in perfsc! health ZIG
often prevent levers. II used In fever eou'.na'
i have never known csss OF Yeilo# FsVa
ious Fever or Fever and Ague TO occur toi y
when using this Sarssparii!e COMPOUND Bifs
and all eges should take 1t fresly. 10 s'aEy
and iuvi sotatss the constitution eroassi 10 2
gies and ph ysiaal powers. increases the a7ssii'
gives the akin ma ural, heslthf1l sofnFalri'
and If any latent dissese SHOULD hsppsn TO W
syatem, it will very sgon Do thrown ca tnsiGss
the form of pin p IS or sfuPtiors, s3f th:' Ta
appear. This Sa IS payilla, conataod villa ~
peptio Compound. half ard half. snd BAY u
slessfui taken three times q dag before sa'' =
believe this mixture will euro sny o!d Of ~
csse of diseased Liver, IS have ulst / saifnit
cases, always saedess'nily
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 81 CENT II
- J s ROSE,
Sold BY Purcell, Ladd & Col GfesS' A'I.t
o. A. Sfrecker; Paterson Il Jaeasap; sm'.S
Beers; Alex DIVA; Davsl L Norton; eM j
Zschrissona; A. Bodeker, and w. ?. Lsdf, 81
all Druggists in Norfolk. Ports ncut', f'All
Lynshburs, and other towns Ia Virgins
tu tS-3tsw 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

So MUcH FOn Rum Michael Spratley,
a yery fine workman but most iutolerable drunk
ard. got an over dose of rum last Thuredsy even
wsere the wsichmen found and Gagged him -
when brought before the Mayor yesterday he was
hald 10 bali for his future good behavior. sss
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W ANTED-200 LABORERS, 70 y
w Or the Richmond and YORK AlVer Rsls
on Sections l6 II. l8 i9 and 20, in New Ken \
Apply to the subscriber.
MICHAEL 0ISaTS
jy 1S-5lms C9sir. \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

FUaT1c NTrrmo TffIs ArTEHEoos. =
"a etsxe = s. Rcbnend sxe feqges.sd to assembis
III sstsrsoss st oslost. he MstIopolitss Han
3 eonss saa sdoIa n' g
ssns 81 Norfolk sn6 PoTtsnouth. y
xil sucb - favor openir 4 amediste. direct snd
regular eommupisstion vi theas cities. ms ras-
tieularly requested 20 ssseno seie -p
MurusL BUIIDfro FUsD AND Loan Coh-
pxMY--Au sdjosrnsd neesine q he ssoskho.dsrs Of
Ing at the room OF the Company, ct which time Che
"a 5nsy viii be Ioar cd snd II shares Of stock sold
The hour Of meeting Win Be T'c,esn gTes'.sis.
suls--is "a - I. no""' coo
RrL,e,ous Norlos. Elder WIZ. J PEr-
TfcREw viii preach ct Sycamore Church. SUN.
DAY. ~ liza. ~ after Which . coilsction viii be
taken Up for the relief Of the Portsmouth and Nor
EPrcIAL NoTIcE.-To prevent Yellow
easier than effort to cure them. -
Thus the frequent Of DR.. Roses celebrated Say-
saparzla Compound an asresabis mixture, 20, Be
or Bilious Fsvsrs and Fever and Asue. See sdser.
tissment in this dsy's Dispsteh. ii auls 1t =
RoscoE B. HEArH, Attorney at Law.
Richm opd Vs. practices Ia the Courts Of ths city Of
Eica.ond and Of the counties OF CAestegssld and
q sjfass Nortlsast corner Of Main ana Ilth st.
Entrance on 18th It - an i6-imH
{ NoTIcE.-An adjourned meeting of the.
Railroad Company will take plsce e the On - Of
Dunlop. Moneure 4 Co . on WEDNESDAY, the 22d
n e i Z s,S,Gsk ~ w. RoYsrEs, sssy.
= DAaUERRFoTYPEs WITH PERFECT EYHs.
So seldom the syes taken clesr sad distinct that
tho:s taken y sIM0Ns. Can On him. you y:ss
NE IKE Picture - -. y - az 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

UGLY PLAcF.--The attention ct the po-
lice 10 called to the condition OF the gully befreen
clsv and Leigh streets at gth The steuch arising
sherafrum 10 almost iufolerable An alley between
Broad and Grace aud 18Th and 10Th streets, b also
In bad condition Where's oficer Warrington :
How is II that HE keen scent has not led him to
these foul places
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

CRY CounoiL.-A called meeting OF the
Council WAS held In the Chsmberlains oface yes
tsrday afternoon. Msssrs Mills. McCance, Scott,
snead, stearus Crutcbfeld. Dibrell. Butler aud
Ayres -Me.srs Saunders. Richards, Fry, Qaarles,
siutou and Talbot being absent. aes9 "a
go Cause ofthe Meetiag.-The President stated that
be had received Communication, from the Prin-
eipal Engineer of the Richmond Fire Association,
offering to sell the fire apparatus and engine house
owned by that body to tbs city, the price TO be
decided on BY arbiters appointed By the Associa.
tion and Council. ssia gsss 9sala Jes
~ Axreed to.--Mr. McCAsce, on hearipe the com
manicstion read. rsd1srked that Il brsathed the
proper spirit, and offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted :a sasssga w
Received That the Counsil ssceds to the propos
ton of the Richmond Fire Association, sommurica.
ted through their Principal Ensinser aud that fhe
c.y Of b o. .ppoia.sS 81 hs part the
sitY. to DETERMINE In conjuuction with any arbtr to
be appointed BY the Richmond Fire Association the
Ion gus t. ssd Association, Who in case Of disree.
ment shall csliin third person to decide between
them the value OF said property: Provided however,
arbitrationbut that the whole matter shall BIS sub
ject future confirmation or rejection on the part
Of the Council. 49, ~
next meeting Of the Council, he would move re-
sal of the ordinance prov1ing further for uaran
tine,n passed 9th August 1885, and gave a. reason
for 10 doing that be did consdar city 10 any
danger Of yelo fever and that the citizens of Nor
folk aud Portsm auth should not be kept where they
are as food for the diseass x.u.-;
resolution which, his motion. was laid on the Ia
bie :
to steam vesses. passed by thu Council of the city
Of Richmond tn LIST day OF August, 1855, "imPo.
sing restrictions on all sail and steam vessels, of
whatever Glass coming from or touching Of either Of
and the same is hereby repealed
The Council then adjourned.
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LocAL MAT1uRs.

punsao MExrIso.--lt will b setn by .
,sscs IS asother colunn thai H. citizens IRE cali
a tosstber fhIs aftern0on, at O'clock, Al Metro.
poIltsn Hail. to consider and adopt means OF 81.
t,rdinr assistancs to the citizens Of Norfolk and
ponsrnoush. Ills earnestly hoped that there will
be full attsndance. -
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CEILING OFF.-We will c on, y
y eale Of our stosk Of ius 9eld y - dc.
elry Tor .sw weeks ior ger Fl al, 10 !ssB s
Th.se in want office DDS VII NY - ,sr. ~
taxe to call soon. 90 the ppoitanHy r JAZZ
viii soon Close. 6ENN Sad.
su 10 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

Archibald B. Hand, on bsard he schooner W..
Eidridae. lying AZ Rockets. was killed on Wed
pesday last tho 18Th Inst BY the falling Of The pp
mast which was 10 the act OF being lowered at the
time, and striking him on The head. The deceased
lived about Hveor SIX hours, when death put an
eod to his suffsrines. His funeral took place tina
next day. the Rev. Mr. Davis. OF the Methodist
Church. officiating; aud bis remains were Inferred
on the farm of Mr.. Jacob s Alice, about tour miles
below the city. The deceased was about twenty.
six years fage; native of Cape May, N. Jersey,
where he leaves mother and father. - - e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

Two MEN DROwkEDs--YesteTds afters
room, while Mr.. David E. Sharp and two or three
az III employees we've engaged In loading lighter
Ia, the dock with plaster. the bost after being
loaded. cspsized whiletied 10 the wharf and Me-.
George Rogers and Mr.. Richard Enroushty we're
Instantly drowned. At the tima of the accident q
small boy was on the boat but Jumped ashore and
vas saved M. Enrouehty leaves . large aod
helpless family to mourn bisloss Coroner Wick
or held an Quest over the bodies, which were
ecoyersd In a short time after the drowning, and
the iury a. their verdict that tbs deceased
persons came to sheis death BY accidental drown
Inc. &. s =. ~ 81 r5ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

INDIA CHINA FRUIT AND C1l
l. PLATES csato1 Chi0a covsisd. p' =. :,
Of oiea' Dl'"e'' 0'@'' BULRLEY WI
70 Eslah
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WANTED-FARia HAND&-i
w wish to hire three good Farm Hsud, h
hslencs IF the yesT.
Nv l9--ts eE z. &c6RUDFRs SIN
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A NTHRACITE COAL--ws " b
IN expecting g cargo OF the pas. ,'' p.soI
cite Coal. suitable for Crates OF W - furei Z
selves now. JNO. w. WIN nd rs
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RrLla.ous NOrIos. Elder WV. J PR

rrcRRw vii preach &c Bycsm5re Church. nun
DAY. ss ia n after which . collection will be
taken up for the relief Of the Portsmouth and Nor
folk suferers. $3.50 an 1s-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

FEATHER d u ST e K 5 EOh Y
L gIAGES AND Flu REITURE-h, ha,i
Pes Fowl and vulture Feathers; Hal' a''.''
' ' - eULgLEY GU ]
.u1a Houss Fa'nfl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

WANTED, A FABM.-We viii
w rent OF lesss small Farm, OF fsril. A.
with imp:oveme nts for a family, .ni within /
eight miles Of the city.
III. v. GRAVEskC CO
su lots 1S,h street, between Main ada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

In the premises as desired by the spirit, that
enterprising worthy threatened to transport
the medium to the spot himself. Not long
afterwards, Mr.. George Brown did actually
seize upon his namesake Ira, and carried him
across the river to Canada, and brought him
back again, which fact Mr.. Brown stated he
tried as an experiment to ascertain how fast
he could travel with such burthen. On
smother occasion, Ira and another boy were
enticed away by the spirits, and taken in an
unconscious condition to distant country
We cannot say that the spirits on this occa-
sion acted in u very enterprisiug or liberal
manner. Instead of whisking the boys off BY
their own energies, they sent them by the
State Line Railroad, and made them nav their
own fare' What an astonishing perform
apcei Two boys travelling by railroad and
paying their own fare! We have known u
done in our time without the aid of spirits,
We beg to ask, is it any wonder that abo-
litionism, Mormonism, or any other devilism,
should flourish in an atmosphere where
eminent literary and professional men"
gresdiy swallow, - gospel verities, such
bold and unadulter.ted humbugf We should
suppose the whole story hoax or q satire
but that such men as Tallmadge and Ed.
munds have proclaimed their faith in per-
formances quite As incredible and ridicr.lous.
Any unprsjadicsd person, who Is nots born
fool. must necessarily see that littlt, .Ir6
1sown" isl very great knAves and If he
I'VE, will Guido Barnum ip impossuis and
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28

and bring sui, against Uncle Sam tt
recover the money.
After Hughes had clustered while
and iound i, lid DO good. he tried the
other tack. aud hrgan TO expostuiate. -
is ,her, no way at all. NJ. Gurus,
SAYS he. "bv which these articles may he
passed, free OF duty!
Nom ai ali" saws h" other, "nnless,
and h.. paused. hardly Knowing "hs'a-
er It would 10 to hin, p, such a thing
even 10 les, unless. bishop, you are
wiling to s.esr that t.ese are tools q
you trad. "
And sure they are dat 3uoth
Hughes, Swapping him up, bring Oh
your book :" aud he lad the goods sworn
Il rough in less thar no Time, h ore Cur
IS couid recover birseiE
Nov this IS true--ev-ry wsrt =. II,
though II has been IN tie newspapers ;
and the way came T. f1d il cot vas
this:
Oae day | saw in the advertising col
umns ~ the B'laa.r and Biustcr. a cir
cular from the Secretary OF lie Tfeasu-
~, stating that cruci6xes, whether Of
silver q. copper, images, sill and yc,ve;
rr~:u.0tf.. and theological! books, I'D not
come Under the lead OF tools o. frafs,
In. were subject TO duty. II sss 'u4-
NJ iooklng no3Ice. ami there was evident
ly something behind il, SO toab the
,rouhlp 10 INQUIRE. aud found thai tie Or
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28
Justice OF The psae..

tentt- ii II. Lug. Nh. IT. hADIf
pol&~-.Das sinpe, Iegtl funk
itotsaef 4 efGst.as !ipw4fd, Ifas4a ffatrsF
lnn-. BALDWIN Parsons. Low Ii II tf'ifa
Asa 3aa---salnusi hanaita. w A. Atgay
"oeatste : arof.c + toUy, A. [ tsaf,t,k
Sugar ! rees-- Martin q. Nj Ter. II. ". Vail.
tow -l,lsha seboo!cy, jobs NJ. h'tid.
ofrngdale. .holnas VIM Hiram ilatfe!l.
Inland < =. S. Bacon, John b. HUT
tringileiu- u. Z, Ii, skins. james ii. noe,
as --.lackomytF Baldwin. Rbt. htoIeaiY
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U i'ERStrf FAMILY MEDiaIkrs---
FEVER AND .aGIE.
THE University of Free M.a;o;

Ioroi4f ha9" i,SEe, chartered Ia the ST..
Icnnsl wanna Apfil 23th, ls53 ma*ulv - W
thc evils oi spurious nostrums; also to sorni, Nv
pahlie win reliable RENE des whcrc ia. h,a, h'
cal a"NlseIe cannot or viii not he e,uuloy,a I
ih1 purchased TIE invaluable romodt. low ,Sp'.
i"NIS ~ The hlst anu onty kLown for
"entg years, 40 The certain cure tor Pew a wi
At"' "ha It's Kindred complaints erpfie,,ti,
a. omm.hd 1t TO tie afflicted Ilg eio,e inst5t,:'
ntGtion likewise recommend for tpuel eomrJ,,,,t.
Ho"Ahb.s COMPOUND SYRUP or BL4exn,y.x
ROOT.
and IA aGe time vii! furnish It's o.n remad, T..
every gisease that can bo safely treated in tL,.
way Ry oruer of the Trustees '
JOHN r. ROWLAND. MD
President Of the tniversilv and the baaa -,
sH~ rf""inaeutt Al department.. home disnsps.
s"Gt ~" "is1e, ~ 10 Afth IT.. Paliateinbi,
IT, ". tahh ast. Ihi.aaeiFhi4; 4Ac.i. cA.u.
BE,t, iIrtun. n3a.ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28
Melloated IuAalaClon---h New

most wonueriu discovery has fscehAil
b..,, made by DR. Curtis, 'or The cure oi as'nn'a,
consumption, brnn cnitis, coughs, eoias "''u az
lung complaints, by meGica'td 'nhaia''oh. ~
CURTIS hyGEASA, or tNhAIiN" hf"EAH Va
pos and CREAMY eYsuf. has aceoaa P'''"ea hs
,,ost uanderfui cares # asthma and co stump
ton IN ,t,r city of New York and vicinity ior
,su ponta, past. ever known 10 inaH. Ii -
produc,ny an IMPRESSION on diseases OF T. lungs
never beiase :, TN, .se1 b. the insdital 'oies-
,iou. see certncates ~ the hands oi "ash'a'
The lnhaler IS worn Oh the breast, 10 ''i'U"f
The linen. without he least Inconvenience. Toe
neat Of The body beng sufficient to e'aFet"'e
the a4ld~-suPp5y the lungs Constantly WIN
heal.us and a-.eea bic Vapor, 'ssans "ato all me
a.r.ceis aud passages OF the .unbs Thai cahho'
possl5 be reached by any other medic 'nr.--
Her, IS Il case 0I
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I DIslily Court.

SAMi IL a. Bl>cELL, Je4iIt
Tefns. FIST Monday ~ ea,h n,le.
except, Apla and August, ms l., STAY
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DNtriCl Court.

]. Il. TDDIII, Judge
I,rns second Monday III May an
ioultn Monday III September
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CEH.4k COUNTY DIRECTORY.
{ tssIsAty a6oCprs.

:. 4. Ilssf Ii, Judge.
J. ". IATTELL. Clerk.
} {. Ii 7, Rer. and Treas,
J. II HiRLLY, sheriff
;. LEV Eli, Smnyo,.
4. / ORD, oroner
;. IaAiII>, Prosecuting .fffy
J. X. aAiDtR, 5. +. {. o l.. [
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28
New Goods.
AND PLENTY or THEN.
Fall and Winter stock just rseeiv.d TAN
BOSTON.

FRIEND g. CULBERTAON,
Embrace this or s.i.nitr Of retnrr ng NV
thanks 10 this hbe, al and generous cemmn my
for pas. ss.ars and patron age. AM t. Il d II
their cus,entsrs and The ..res Of mankind tni'
they are s,ii on hand al their establishment IT
the brick building on the .,
CORNER OFCEn9R & FIFTH STREETS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and 81. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS OF
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
PRIsTs.
.Nsfrfmcc, Coshsco .ftien q Non
Phiiips, Fail Riusr, Globe.
Orange, sc.
COTTON GOODS.
Sheetiurs, Shr,ings, Osraburghs, and
all kinds oil goods Tor men
and boys wear.
CLOTHS.
american and French Twilied Cloths,
american and French Broad t1oihs,
FRENC CASSIMERES,
Plain and twilled
AMERICAN C.iSSi.NERES,
Plan and fancy.
TwUEDs.
Plain and coIorsd
SATTiNETrS, CASHNERErFS,
SHEEpS-GREfS, JEANS, &c,
RIBBONS.
Of all kInas, quantities aid colors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINEN trsTERs, Sinks, AtrAccAs, MI
RlSos. ~ LANES. GTsGHass, NAN
kIss. TlCSINGs. psfLLtsGs,
lssssYs AND FLANsELs.