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49, HFAUHFUI COMPLENIOE msy essly 10 s,,sssj
mNA D. using the Rum N IhchsIHJ f1tasF'H ~
III rsmovefgF giiss SUD ffs N, si1 leaving 30 90
soh and rosaie hue Wet ovfl pour t~0 three dps
sash TIE IA, night aud morning
BEFNTTg BgERS usHFR
fsi9 euos Agents. and VI ,aggists
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nvH r'NKs, sAHPET HAGs,
VALfCfs, Ac-Thf Euiy-crilsr cal
siiov 10 ths gpille genei sliy, Ne laFgrsi 1ni
rrraiest vssisig 81 rfunks, cafuei BAG, Vel
ces. 80 Inst cap H. iouni in aiy Hours u
tbs ciY, Comprising al The different style
msde for safe ~ ~ on
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MULES AM UOHSES.-2O head d Mules M
4VB sod Horses have ust aff.ge from Renuciy ~
be an1 supfrof 1 % stood have mues Ec suited kAL
~ Hon hsfs hstosd Conu actors street Plantation
10 ST TctsHgs g fair pTi-ss fnd ssns
EDlfiD WALhlH
A. h bis Eeusliy Stables.
- stan ~ n ferpt % fln ulc, o. t tom Esntlcty
svery mouth u 10. rear lyII
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The Lecompton Kansas L,ion .l the 10th June has
the following notice of the harvest in its vicinity
The farmers al the vicinity Of l.ecompton TO-"
busily engaged in cutting their wheat which nndoutsi
is the finest crop We had occasion to visit
our friend Tudhuute the Other day whom found sSthe
hand moving OF the magnificent fields Vi wheat
oar eyes ever beheld The between tour ahd
i've feet in length standing thick ast possibly could
the ground and all the same height that tke Eoe
field seemed be level mirror the golden aspect
OF which the distance presented most beautiful sp
pearance The wheat crop in this vicinity viii
thirty bushels the Kansas is doubtless OF
abe best wheat growing sections OF the United States
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
IArrsoEnED ~ rus STATS e,okGu
RokSI GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!

GLASS u,
n, be Luhic, MONDAY,
July ., iS5G, OF the HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN a 60, Managers
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sUMMEn AnMANGEMEN.T:

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
PASSAGE To PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK
,u&HE STEAMER CURTIS PICK, Captain John6 ><-n
thorough
h,ulns r-Suul- Their run hct~een this
the aboye places lsA,s wharf Rockets, SATURDAY
aornnG 10th instant 1t a Seoek pTeS AMI every
TucSiay Thursday saturday m'Tnngs st that hour
kstuining ~ lCNYe Norfolk every Monday, Wed
and the sane hoGr, lhS 9olok and
1t lsndns
p....,T and meals AZ usual X -. HASkINS
sill sTtee- De landed ON the fST must d PAIL
-h the, = a. The boat .
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UltDuAgLIC CEmENT.-ieo bs'' s.a quality.
jsss Dl2ssPosT, ANN 90
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NIIssEssrIENnlnnn lss ,roors. Do -,

MissEssPLENDIDD HOOTs. Jasi received
W if"W fhlt r1 The autrrfiie has hand
epf romfieie aorucu N tfutf1 m.s.
Dss o. w. r-r ~ uei ph.selpa Among
siCh - i44ii riri a. opg light White Pearl and
bas hfoo" iFa0af Elozs lSilc, 0sF, fan walhui snl
baek - Do laah Cu Blsf, Butf-, Pearl. Lint Tan aud
Dsb 0sisr upd and l4sn wip gsy Of other siYs Roots
and shors stl tqlsi uept 49, found
~ ~ ~ Which h. ~ -ei iow ~ tirs quai y
o. y. FRANKLIN,
Manufacturer and d~alsl ia Huofs 9lioss,
INI IlLllE. LI-l UlIIel nIg-- A. n "a q
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/. sIAynge AADg ElsY W

- sfAvnG MADE Easy Wet yoor shayiug bfusi. 10
- etiher cola r4feT, .auf uues dfoIs
q s.i9 81 thoussnd Iiowss. ~ - As-sd sen sod VII
uaff aIi t iafhef nufh aclhafnY Ne
visg Poe oniT FiHT CsBts Fsrsmes o. pJ6pHefos
hFNNfTf hFEHs a FIsfiTF.
NUHu e. and al UHHya
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CARRIAGES, CARIAGEs.


GI BOSiER SUcCrssR - JANE B<-HTE -
H. Has 49, hand, large assortment Of CaTTlA Ct-@Es
and harness which BE- found some kpf-fs
hne Coaches with OUTSIDE S~ais, and seat Rock 49,
Slide Bugges, EGes with and without "a
- tho~e
srtLie Carnage line thy win b. Jesposed r..
sg tefg ~ agycaton hi- manufacOTy, No. - Coz
II Main and 9th siTLeis Jal#-Iy
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HATS AND CAPS,

An ewing iaTsf additions g. iiy -0ib ~ -.
- Hats and Caps selected p,fsonl w ~ sorfsTu -
- clvai which mskes a-rtiueft vesg YHplrte Ill -
Of shch disposed 10 seh accommodating frfs
-ilQils-is feiah.
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"A"H as ~, WI Ixy TAiS "'H'
d6dbie the quantlty ana Strength ~ other.
n rIves : PERFECTLY inaufai color
n coiors every shade frou lgft BET hact
IT, and rapid
n 10 perfectly baraiess 10 The skin
IT, ene ~ iurts and
Hhne bs.f giffcts- ctedpef and sffea gsads
FW- Objections aeromt~ny zach box Al
Prce--t ~ " o. 10. ~ p SIS *
fRnlered the % CouKreu by
W Harrison, The usrt's Oncr ol ipe District COu " ~ y p
gsr ale IN ALEx DUAL RLhpopd Va
MiTTT,5-os,. APOilos HIRRIsoN 10 soa1 Tlh street
a
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ONE 10 rHRrr REduLArE-FouR TO SIX FpRer
NEURALGIA CURED.

Mes-r. Railway %; kS days beashi one dols
worth Of kaiSsYs Ready Resf alsia aud
JAMES T. LESTER
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r.. n. n.
iMroRrANr nEvELArf0Nsi

In M. chapter .s s shoe he. RAs-Ass R.,is. and
kApvArs kssrhtoh curcd tsrrib> % rroolr Rr,.
y.s .nss anss. ry..ns m Scot, Va. ss hslr
~. vain A.e h.s evansry poetsrs v.isais ~
ssss rod shh sAvsrtsnt LEA ed d-rs ros1 p~.vs
md O.thnrte nsdcns Of
sss, sssssss IN. r.yas nessAs. sers. ana ana
k.sss k..ov.sus kzseLvsf RAswAr RsariA.
49, .ss only s.ssss r.ysrsd 10 atop Ne ,ertsrias
samAn system In regular aud healthy cessa sprns p...-
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HDOH AGENCY. .a..
tHf Subscribers estahleda
and sn furnish any hook publication hs Jgt.a pdsS
Tree o. postage Aug persons uspF subscription
any y ise ~ atgline, 1cp = Easf. ooisg Pnin-ie-
o pe Tssr art cFy % spled autograph portrait o. ets
Mshbstop, JactsoH ~ cay " Subscribing 10 W and ~
Magazine ef viii receive copy either " the three porte
" sahcbny ~ worth Of Masanes al three portraits vi h.
sept SITS. Musk furnished ~ those Who may wish ~
tnypPs q syeI description snd 10 large small qaAn,
ties fprnrhed Seal Ffffsei Dtcs, 40 20 order.
drscUu " Engraving uood executed s neatncs
and dIsch. Views OF bdings Newspaper Headns Vsw. ~
Ma hneIy BOOK fustrsu Odge Crrh Business Csrds 81
Az orders sent ~ mall wishing
~ mall espress
would hnd 10 their
advantage 10 address the subrber vould act agents O
the sale n the same HYRAM a PfFhOE.
% south Third street, Pfiadsiphia, pa
HHsu. '. rsr gWeeg
mars dsufV
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A""y"tt"Ffa J'"f" fFftfA bSs'et 6Fffa riHig
S,gAt 0rasvg, CdrOa, de., fAFe, lesrs O,S
REMARKABLY pleasant cumulative aud stoIaAC b.
almgkn highly bsBeGai1 IN checking that deSdesl state q
TOE stomach ast bowels pyt asstheI. aud hiet
tffquen when pegierti pfics uysentsEy Chors, Sc IL
also VsaAole emey ~ tlasoey Dyspesa and GsesI"l De
ttT Persons living IN di where Agde prevails md
msysaiiys rs,se ~ esnis p.I DOitis, " dozen;
~ Whosslr add Retail Agents, Mesrs BEHHEfT BtfR-
ixS Main tfesta and PesFl
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yOaS ROBIN son,
noGGETr 4 ANpEHsON.

stEErTs, AicHAosp, "a ...
I'LL al. personal attention 10 the sale q WHEAT COIN
~ TOBACCO aud ali other country produce consigned 10 ms
- apple
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RFFERFSCFs Geo Hoitytfrker. Ansea wm Afch'f Co.'s
Ct-si-rfstt RcnroHd Wa " CIton, thari-s
Cfy. W hpt-rssf Csrlss CITY , > I,y, hppoms',as
B-u Robinson, Nlirn. fSFfedrt JOHN fy~f thHfi~s
IVY " ''' ''''' sFISON A MOTT,
mill Main street Hehusonf.
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TT'rIE; S,,HyEs s.TTecst cv cLsIT.se EX


ri aWPs.-a ,nsoai.. Rfss.. sud Jsp.bsed o.aJesht.
a asfa-a sd Fsn L.gps sssat gsf,y .sss sd
Id aANKESAE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

The Middletown .7,gus, Democrat i,
out in favor OF admitting Utah as State,
with Constitution tolera,ing polygomy.
The Geographic story about six thous.
and an, people being drawn together by the
Wing and Democratic Convention al
Bangor, Me-, is exposed by the papers
oil that city as a manifest whopper. Their e
was not one.6lth Of the numl er.
A Fremont Club has been formed in
the"esleyan University, at Middle,own,
Conn.,, which numbers sixty five mem.
bers. They propose sending on, forty
speakers to stump the State for Fremon,
and Dayton.
Up to the present time not a case oil
As,atlc cholera or yellow fever has been
reported in any Of the papers OF the
United States. The only compIai,, tina,
seems prevalent now is the Fremon,
fever which is raging in the North and
Yves. with irigh,fui vlrulence.
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l. II M b g T.
At the
Minnesota Lumber Yard:

Corner of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA
OAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
- announce to the citizens Of Davenport a nd
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. N m b er yard,
corner of Iowa aud Fourth streets, directlyop-
posite New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hand a large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting In part OF
Flooring, Superior quality; Fencing, fu
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Sheehng,
PIANK % TING7UR.
Joist and scantling of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight to
twenty -four feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 300 900 best quality pine
laths, also 10000 No. pickets $4,000 No.
picke,s, also constantly on hand iull assort-
ment Of Sash and Glazed Windows.
The particular attention Of builders and pur
chasers Of lumber is invited to examine oui
stock which will be sold at
Prices Mat Cannot fail to suit Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
Fourth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country stop
ping 1t the New Pennsylvania House will have
the advantage or selecting and loading then
lumber, without taking their horses from the
stable. molly.
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The indian Healing Gum Pills.

Prepared according 10 a Recipe Obtained
Of The 81. Croir Tribe Of Indians.
THESE PILLS are prepared wholly of Heal.
L ing Gums, and are very eficacious in Gu.
ring pulmonary aud scrofulOus diseases, and
all kinds OF bilious diseases.
They are so combined that they can be taken
in every stage Of disease with safety; by simply
varying the Nos. and dose according to the
strength ofthe patient and the state Of the stom-
acb. cA~l In case of costiveness, use No. l, and
In cases Of relax use No. ,. And In most cases
both should be used alternately; No In the
morning, and No. , in the evening, for q mum.
Der of days in succession. -ss1 There is neither
Mineral, Herb. Bark, nor Root
in these Pills; nor anything nauseating to the
stomach
Please give them fair trial. and they will
prove themselves to be u very efectual medi.
cine in healing and removing diseases
These Pills are warranted ~ an Antidote
against Fever and Ague, il taken in season.
Prepared and old by the subscriber at his
Study, on the North end of Long Block, Locust
Street in Upton; and N other places BY his
Agents. +. b. ROLLINS.
p. s.-British Oil, Pain Extractor, Cholera
Powders, and Toothaehe Paste also for sale by
the subscriber. +, B. X.
Upton Iowa July Is, 1856. 29ta
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When Col. Duford commenced the or,
ganization Of bis company Of vagabonds
the Southern journals were loud IN thei,
praise Of his liberality and patriotism. HI
sold, W. were informed. 'likely gang
OF negroes, receiving therefor some fifty
thousand dollars, and the whole sum was
embarked il the enterprise. His com.
pany was to be composed Of the flower
Of the chivalry OF Alabama. and grea,
things were expe c.ed from it in aiding "a
plant slavery in Kansas. TIE Colonel |,
TOO, though very cisin,erested and pa,ri.
otto, did not mean TO sink his fifty thou.
sand dollars. bu, to increase his capital
largely. Erch member in The company
some two hundred IN all, Was TO make a
claim, settle upon and improve il. and the
Colonel was 10 come 10 for bali Of it as
HE share, 10 consideration Of his outlay
in equirpins and paying the expenses Of
the company 10 Kansas.
Such was the programme, and We now
cone to the results Of the scheme. Col.
Boiords company has, n our readers
know, performed very efficien. service in
The combined government and border war
that has been wagsd upoa the people Of
Kansas, but the public are not 80 well
posted up ~ TO the success Of the person.
al part Of the Colonies scheme, and We
now propose 10 give little information
on this point from an authentic source.
When Gov. Shannon was u. St. outs
Z few days since. Rev. Mr.. Field, Of the
New York Evsnsslist, was there also,
and stopped u the same hotel with the
Govcrno:. They fell into conversation
upon Kansas affairs, and Gov. Shannon
expressed his opinion OF Col. Butords
company without reserve, and in rather
strong terms. They we're. he said, rob.
oers and sssassins, and altogether the
most desperate, unprincipled ssoundrels
that we're ever brought together. The
only exceptions were few well educated
young men. the sons Of gentlemen, and
who were disposed TO behave somewhat
like gentlemen, but their ruffian associ.
stes were too much for them. While q,
81. Louis. on their way to Kansas, Col.
butord was robbed OF $4,000 by some
members Of the company, and they con-
sinued to rob him IN various ways all the
way up the Missouri.
Arrived 10 Kansas. they with the Geor-
g'ans and South Carolinians, were enlls.
ted 10 the U. 8. service, and having as.
sisted IN the destruction Of Lawrence,
sad performed other similar service, Col.
naiord began 10 b anxious ,ha, they
should make claims and settle upon them
according TO the terms OF their enlist.
mens. But they had no notion of going
20 work; robbing the settlers paid better
ana not one Of them fulfilled his engage
mens with tho Colonel. About the time
Vol. sumner drove them across the bor-
aer into Missouri. Col. Buford found
himself literally cleaned out not cent
renamed Of the 6f,y thousand dollars
VIM which hs started ). and he had no
more negroes 10 sell. The gallant and
patriotic gentleman was disappointed
sno disgus'ed, and few days before
1ov' shannon arrived At st. Louis, he
passed through that city on his way to
ALABAMA, q sadder and a wiser man.
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lhe Miners are for Him!-The Lake
superior Journal, Of the 26th ult., has
luss heard Of Fremont's nomination, and
! - IN extacies. The Miners Of Lake
superior will swell his 20, 900 majority
IN Michigan.
The hsppiest policical anagram we
nave met with is,that hit upon BY Bos.
On editor. who 6nds the oininous motto.
Iotd aud treason help ". in the name
stephen Arnold Douglas The same
e"ers and the same number Of them.
There will b bu. two parties in Ohio
buchanan and slavery on enc side,
no Fremont and freedom On tho other.
~: ~! Cleveland Hsrald says the entire
SllmoFe ticket u now out Of tho field.
Fifteen thousand people assembled in
'sSncord, n, H., on the 4,h inst, to rat
!! MS nominations Of Fremont and
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Y<k SAoAtcWcnt m
lrzAeA, Wednesday, July 9 ,5s
LIE Old Honkers could no, have bsen
more surprised If a bomb..heIl had tai.
Ien}ano burst in their midst than thew xer.
to-day when heir organ, TAsHhacsJour.
"as ana 'Advertiser, made its appearances
WIN the Buchanan and Breckenridge
nag lowered away, and Fasxoxr and
~. UAfroH run up to the masthead -
what else could they dot A large DOR.
'lon OF their party IN old Tompkins had
gone over to Freedom before them
we can say 10 the Buccaneers as the
oey said U his patriotic mother in the
Gays OF the Revolution, when she repro
yea HIM tor hot firing the muske, on a
t[sining day when the word was given.
J Ohm had continued to load till he had
got ten charges in, and on his return in
tns evening, his mother said, John, and
oid You ire every time the word was
givens John replied, No mother, I
was afraid The heroic mother saws
Tive me the gun; l will show you.'--
she stepped to the door Of the cabin, and
nred. The over loaded musket reboup.
oed and Frustrated her upon the floor,
sending her clear under the bed, and
when che made an effort 10 rise, John
says, you had better lie still, mother
Tor there are nine more to come
80 we can say to the enemies of Free.
dom In old Tompkins, The guns have
but Just commenced; we intend to give
for Freedom and Fremont | ,OOOmaiioIi,y
next November in this county,
we Meet tomorrow nigh, to form a
club The work goes bravely on.
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Yankee Robinson has got Four Shops in
FOUR SEPARATE TENTS
FIFTY CENTS will buy Through Tsehei t.
all -Four Shows, let reports be what they may
$50 MEN AND HORSES
This vast establishment, the only one Of III,
Kind in the world, will give
TWO PERFORMANCES AT Upton,
Tue DAY, jury 29th 1856.
Afternoon performance at 2 O'Clock. Even.
ing performance at l-2 clock.
Admission 80 els. Children rs cts
YANKEE ROBINSON announces to his old pat.
rons that he is still adhering 10 the opiaisr
that good Show please the people, and invite.
their attention TO the following ombination.
He has added 10 his old nd popular Athe,
neum an entire New Circus; collection Of Lv
ing Animals, Museum Of Curiosities Joe
GlnseT's Misstrels, max ng
4 sEPERATE SHOwSIN SEPARATE TENTS
One Ticket ,ctu Pass 10 all -Four Sko,rs, A
Fire Centre = Ole Tent.
First and foremost who stands without q
cempesr for original sayings and local hits, is
YANKEE ROBINSON, whose MOTTO is "fun
without vulgarity."
The sh nghai Clown, Dillv Fay, who use,
entirely new jokes; or if whims are borrowed
iiou VIC Wnote ~ofiu, arg CfesSeC up In q I'm.
quail garb, % quaint, eccentric, and extrava-
CANT, that each lender would be puzzled to
know his own.
Mons LA THORNE, Man Of Iron! Real
cannon ball sports, with 80 AZ and 30 FOUNDERS;
Dancing Globe plate evolutions, chinese "a l.
libriums, oatous du Diable, etc.
Mad'lI LODI. ROBINSON, the funny Yam
kee girl, will 60 Sobbin' Around.
Beautiful and daring act OF hersemanship, by
Prof. DODGE aud his "Trained Four"
Herr. SHE'LL, the Little Giant, will bend
backward and lift three large anvils, one in
each hand and one in his testh; will bend
solid bar Of iron on his arm; hold a rock weigh
ing 500 pounds on bis breast, and have il b ro-
ken with sedge-hammer.
Mad'lle KATE, the beautif al Danseuse.
Duplicate Ladder, china Club Dance, BY
Arab Brothers.
Mr.. Mays Grand and interesting newly in.
vented Monster Revolving Iron Ring Sus-
peuded in the air, MIR. May will hang his chin
on the ring. and support, while swinging, two
fnll grown men. Also hang bis toes IN the
Ring, and with a rope around hiso eek, hold
four large men; pronounced by all holders TO
supercede auy feats of agility and strength in
the world, having the appearance Of a man
be ng hung fer . capital crime.
Highly trained Dancing Horse Dash.
Mai Loi eta, 10 graceful act Of Horsenan-
ship.
La Perch Equiroise, by Messrs. May and
Shield
u For particulars see Pictorials and De-
script'vs bills. Two shows every day.
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Rail Road Time Table
Ntn Aobertisemen
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
. 2gED vB ygESs

Wh,ch IRE uiU eel by Wholesale or Rftaa
Also-a new Stock of Groceries, Provisions,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Queensware,
Glassware, Nails. Paints, Oils
Turpen.iue &C.; together With host Of other
articles in our line, too numerous TO mention;
all Of which will be sold At small advance on
cost at WILEY 4 MUNGER,
On Second Street, opposite lie Claire Row, be-
tween Main and Brady st. Davenport
July I'd, 1856, 236w. Iowa.
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4 Printer Wanted.
PrscticslPri tsr can dsd { Cd employ. nen,
n this one. Apply soon. IT,

seNr. GEo. fasrCx has Tie thanks Of both
Asives Of sssse!f sor very pretty and useful
article Of housekeeping, pessentsd b him. We
ean ccoscisstlosdy odd that Nr. Tritch is one
Of the bsat woekns0 In tan md copper ware In
The Western States. and gets ~ some very nea,
WORT. Call q BIZ Store and ses at the old
ssand Of Tomlinsen Z Co., Of which be IL nov
the proprietor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

Furniture il T1irn.-Ar. N. J. Hawley has
recently pupchased the whole establishment Of
Williams Z Convey, in Virgin Block, where be
will continue 70 carry on the Furniture business
and 10 daily rsseivisg c,osiguments Of new fur
nisare. Call add see; be has some splendid ware
aow on hsrd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

Local Nem.-On Taesday, team standing
In The street Started % without the driver, rush.
I'd through he Court yard and finally came to
a halt In the corner q The fence, being Oh.
vsruoesd 10 their further career BY the trees aud
fence This h Ne third runaway within the last
lev days, and should sduonish people to secure
their teams arnly before lssving them, as much
mischitf will aeorus from such carelessness.
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LroHrnHo RoDs.-If Cur readers wish for
sood and ~ Rods for ths protection Of their
houses against Mshtoiog, lst them call and ex-
amino some a ths Patent Rods st Geo. Tritch's;
usds Of galvsnic wirs, scieksss jos~ts. This Is
sckpewlsdgsa ey Ill scisatiae men to be the
6set wire u ~.
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-4eeideas.-On Tue.dsy last, the infant child
Of Mr.. Charles Swaziland, FAD, while being held
By another small child was dropped to the
ground. which broke it. thigh bone. The babe
was oaly asout four mouths old. 1t Is in crit.
ical conditioa but Is hoped It will recover.
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Bradley & Brockett,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In

Bradley q Brockett,
Wholesale and Retail dealers Ia
PAINTS OrLs, WINDOW GLASS,
Sash, Doors. Blinds, &C.
g L 4 4 e ID WIN DO VS..
THE subscribers are now prepared 10 ctf-r to
l. the citizens Of Davenport snd sarroU riding
country the most complete assot tment OF Psiuts,
Ous, Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever breugh
to this market
Zoo 600 setta Sash, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glass assorted sizes,
Doors, a large assortment,
Blinds, the best lot Of Window Blinds ever
brought TO this market.
Lead, a fresh lot Of White Lead, juss rec 'ved.
Glazed Windows,
We have for sale ut No.
10000, corner Brady and 4th streets, large
stock Of Glazed Windows, assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up With double thickness
French Plate or common Pittsburgh and New
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms
Orders promptly attended 10.
BRADLEY L BROCKErT,
June %, 25tf. No. 10000 Brady 4 Fourth.
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'l..ealGossip.-The followingStates
Will hold their elections previous 10 the
great contest for the Presidedcv.
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AlM q, lQCl|3a

'HE underaene0 Me now prepared to fur.
ntsh Lime at the lowest prices. They are
also prepared to deliver It at any place to suit
the purchaser. Our lime can't be beat aud II 10
always on hand ut the kiln, I miles west of
Upton, near Dwiggans' Mill. KNorr CALVIN.
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