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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Women and Nature. Keen and Gu

Women and Nature. Keen and cute,
as pair Of sharp shears, is tina, writer
who said. God intended all women TO
be beautiful, just "a much as he did that
The rose and The morning glories should,
and wha, he lite nded they should become
they would, if they could only obey his
laws, and indulge in freedom and fresh
morning air For girl to expect TO be
handsome, with the fashionable chang
ins Of day into night, or with the action
Of her day into night, or with the actor
OF her lungs depeudeu, upon tie expau'
siye nature oil three cents worth of tape
is as absurd as TO look Tor tulips in /
snow. bank or oak trees IN flowerpo,s."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Price n Hogs.-The Cincinnati Price Currnt I
Of Wednesday says: During The last month
there has been much done in the way Of con-
tracing f.r hogs; and especially has this been
the case during the last two or three weeks
The highest price we have heard OF being paid
vas 50 IL per cwt, net, for November delivery.
Holders now, and for some time part have been
asking 50 25a$6 SO for early delivery; but
there 10 now less disposition manifested to make
contracts even 1t $6as6 ~, than there was In
August. The supply Of land and barrel pork ID
light, 10 the various markets, beyond = doubt
and either Of those articles brought to market
early will command high prices bat cut meat,
are abundant. dull and low, which acts A /
counterpose to any diaposltion which might b
nanifested to speculate, with reference TO ID.
high prices and scarcity Of mess pork and lard.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Men IF yfmertca-Men r the .1ge The great
est man q take him 10 ALL" Of the last hundred
years was George W Warrington AN American.
The greatest Doctor OF Divinity was Jonathan
Edwaris--an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benz amin
Franklin an American.
the greatest OF living Sculptors II Hiram
Powers An American.
Tie greatest living Historian Is Wm. II.
Prescott-an American.
The graetess orinithologist was J. J Audubon
an American.
The greatest remedies known to the world for
popular use,-.4yers Cherry Pee oral and Cath
arttc Pdls, were invented by DR.. J. y, Aver
~ American.
The greatest photographer since the time o.
johnson was Noah Webster--an American.
The greatest inventors OF modern times, were
Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse-all Ameri
| cans
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
The Throne Of Solomon.

The following account says an ex.
change )of a renal able piece Of mechan-
ism is taken from a Parsian manuscript
called The History Of Jerusalum.' Il
purporls to be description Of the Throne
Of King Solomon, and if the details are
correctly given, It undoubtedly surpas-
ses any piece of mechanism produced
In modern times. The sides OF it were
pure gold, the feet OF emerald and rubiss
lntermlsed with pearls, each Of which
was as large as an ostr,che's egg. The
throne had seven steps; on each SIDE were
delnealed orchards full vi trees the tran
ches OF which We're of precious stones,
representing fruit, ripe and unnpe, on
the tops of trees were TO be seen figures
Of plumaged blrks, particularly the pea
cock, the e,aub and the kerges. All
these birds were followed within ar,Ifi-
eialy, so as 10 occasionally utter thou
sand melodious sounds, such as the ears
of mortals never heard. On the frs,
was delneated vine branches having
lunches OF grapes, composed Of various
kinds OF precious stones, fashioned IN
such a manner as 10 represen. the various
colors Of purple, violet, green and red
SO as to render the appearance OF rea
fruit. On the second step on each side
Of the throne, were two lions of terrible
aspect, large as life, and formed Of cas-
gold. The nature Of Ct this remarkable
throne was sucn that when Solomon pa Gee
MS foot on the first step, the birds spreae
forth their wings and made fu.lerine
nois in the air. On his touching the
second step, the lions expanded ,hei
claws. On his Yeachidg the third step
the whole assenblage Of demons ane
FAIRIES and men reape, the praise OF thu
Deity. When he arrived at the fourti
step, voices were heard addressing hin
10 the following manner : Son OF DAVE
be thankful for the blessing which lii,
Almighty has bestowed upon you. TIL,
same was repeated on reaching the fif,l
step. On his reaching the sixth, all III,
children Of Islael joined them; and on hi
arrival at seyan,h, all the birds and ami
|: mails became in motion, and ceased nc
until be had placed himself in royal sea,
when the birds, lions and other animals
by secret springs, discharged a shove
! Of the mos, precious perfumes on SoloE o.
I after which two Of the kerges decende
and placed a golden crown upon his head
: Before the throne VAS column Of bul
: nished gold, on the top OF which was
E golden dove which held in its beak vo
J ume pound in silver. In this book WEI
: written the Psalms Of David and III
dove having presented the book TO III
il king, be read aloud portion Of il 10 h
children Of Israel. l. is further relate,
tina. on the approach Of a wicked perso
q to the throne, the lions were won't TO s.
d up a terrible roaring and to lash the
l. tails with violence. The bird also begs
: to brustle up their feathers, and the .
+ sembly also, Of demons and genii, TO ult
y hoirld cries: for fear Of them, 10 OF
u dared be guilty Of falshood, bu, all col
fessed their crimes. Such was the throl
"a of Solomon, the Son Of David.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Farms for Sale,

or 50 acres, in Iowa township, for sale, thes
- a house, and some 10 acres broke and under
fence, Is acres Il Tin Der
ALso-- fGHry seKts Of 81 lass fnaiAIg l. nd sinsa
p.iR TosSsB r, Sou 81 OSios GRoyI, srd In ssi
SETTLEMENT
tLo-ficnry Acars ~ PAsRrss ana TsHss, situate
near t1DAH kiykK two MI Aa,th ef docHssrsa. y ha
good frame boas of convenient sse vi f~csd aA1
souss sasi Ing dsn~ Pr Z t21 per
Aiso-A GREAT BARGAIN,
90 ID eToCK FARM,
iHs sres of 20 d land for ale
PRIfE s. 81, his hos. iaaA lsI s~r~s
y goo Oar taastsG LAsr acres a riMBkR. aud y
II Msspos iund uf ths aLos. ca see.s /. CrAsA
and l33 acres II noTfos tAsn. The whole lies oE sttss
vita plenty Of wood end te- ~ hasd
Enquire or WELLS SPfCER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Price q Csai-rhe Iowa City Reput.
iican states tie. coal is selling in ,ha,
city a, % ceLts per kushel. Here ii is
selling for IS l.2 cents per bu.hel, and
could lie Afforded for still less was i, ~,
for the exorbi,ant charges Of the fridge
company. They have been accustomed
to charge two dollars per car load simply
for crossing that structure, and this is ii
addition TO the usual high ireights Of The
Railroad. La,,eraly they have raised
their rates TO IS cents per ton, or 25 cts
per ton, or 25 bushels. As the rate o
Of frelgt, hence TO Iowa City is two dol
lars per ton or s cents per bushe!, an out
rageous price, still i, should be aforde'
there at about 81 cents per ushel.-Dar
! IrES. ------- = --s
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e4J~The following are the dimension:

sa1 The following are the dimensions
Of some Of the larges, steamers in the
world.-The Great Western $50 fee,
long,25 broad Grea, Britain 325 feel
long, 81 broad, Hlnalay, $50 fee. long
As broad, the Persia, 800 fee, long, as
broad; the Adna,ic, 35i fee, long 4J
broad. The Grea, Eastern now being
bull. under the direction OF Mr.. Brunei
is more than twice the size OF the larg
est OF these, and may well be consideres
the largest mechanical achievement, 0
ancient CT modern times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Cold and Stlrer in the World A Russian
Counsellor OF state bias recently puolisheo .
work styled Gold and Silver-their origin, and
the amount extracted from all the counties oil
the ku vn world, from the most remote times 10
the wear 1856" The following particulars are
interesting:
The amount OF gold and silver annually TAX
en- from the mines OF Europe, including Russia,
is % sos kilogrammes Of the former i-io
pounds TO the kliogranme, and lol,4i4 k'io.
arsmmes of the latter, valued At 20, co., oo OF
dollars. In America, including California, tne
annual product IL l69 1874 klogrsmmes oil gold
and 73A $50 kilogrammes OF silver worth. IN aii
LAG coo OOu Of dollars. In Asia, the annual
product is 2, 100 kiiogrammes OF goid. And ~
600 of silver, amounting III value 10 2Z,ooo,oo(
of dollars /. Africa no silver mines are wro
and only 4 go kilogrammes Of gold are produe
ed. valued at 2 ose 700 d dollars. Australia
too. Yields no silver but the annual product o
gold amounts 10 go $50 kilogranmas. valued
At 200 COO QUO dollar. sum total, Ia III
parts OF the world, $40, t9s kilogrsm nee Of silv
er, valued together al 900 QUO 900 fiancs, o
| over ss7 OFT, 900 of dollars. The whole sun
extracted from the earliest times up to th
present will amount TO 10 3l4 6J3 hiloGramme
OF gold and 25i ,4lo. 100 OF silver; worth to
y.tner more than 20, $50 600 900 OF dollars
| The annual production o! the precious metals
the present time is enormous. AT ,he presen
rate we gain more in fifty years than our ances
tors did 10 fifty centuries. The annual iccreass
in gold and silver for three years eslipg ls5
more than doubled that OF any Esesa sas yea
amounting to COL 600 900 iranccs> - ~ 10
last four years, ending 1856. II - lacrosse
nearly $50 per cent, anf now apsunS To
492 Gsl IS frances or 3lS,526, 800. Anerit
has furnished more gold aud sslver-doaole u
amouut-taan Europe. Africa aud Austria
pa. together AMI only 2oooio9o less tnas As
. b IS furnished since tae beginning OF the wori
ST. Louis Lsadsr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
EGEaE NOIJCGg
Sheriff. aNIn

Df Virtue of an execution. to me directed H.
ID sued out of the Clerks Office Of the n,'
trict Court In and for the Coan.y of Cedar ana
State Of Iowa % favor Of Friend and Cu,b. rtsan
and against Edwards and Swank. 1 have ieyied
epoo The following real estate. lying aud being
In the town Of Rochester, Cedar County law
70 wit: Lots Nos oas llb tvo and no, in
Block No i've ~ In the aforesaid town # R"c -
ester. With ah Of the aprarteAanses thereto, All
shali onsr the aams Tor sale At public oatcry' ON
Saturday. the goth day Of November, A. ID. lisa
q me Court House door, In said County. bc,wc, n
Of the said day. 10 satisfy the said exceu en- an
the costs that may accrue thereon. WIN
Upton Iowa, Oct "a, IS. JOHN Il. BfIEI,cy
43,4w. Sheriff OF Cedar 10 L.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury. has discovered
in one ct our common pasture weeds
aTemedy that cares
EVERY KIND OF HI.MOR,
From the wors! Scr .fsld TO com mon psmp's

lie hes 'rsd n ever li ses. sad ne,., t.ls
se~inn "rr two hnursa &c thes's oils virtue all within
twenty m'es Bcsten
cs .hsss bottle, wi the Kid ., pmpi
Two 10 tire. bottle. vii clear the ava. =, Of R,cs
Two bottle. warranted to cure The -o.s 10 ~.
Three 10 i've Oo,,le. ~rran,.a 10 tn.
wo bottles ~ranteA running u ,h- ant
Foatto b,,.. arsntsa to corrupt ana
One bonl-~ VI e7rs se.lr --npsan T the .s,.
Two OF h'as II "a sar.asa 10 90 The s"'' ease
thr.e bstees ursu'sd to rurs II. IN p.
| rs e "s>e "f ~ gGsttrtn
! Tn r. lo4s t,t los sfs warranted he san
Fvs n.'gat ss',e. II cure -or., e.s-. o ,.ro.u
ben'Gt Iva cd 900 'be met b-stis, al
perez, cure Is wsr ls.i nh.S'se' ID. sesve snaat,
E-.t.r p.a4'.s over .s.u.,.a ',',,s. hit tet,
"a 80 water ~ni.x w" ne - ar- -ll ~, arr ~
.s .r-.A, b. il. re- .... tso l S =" a.
bis he's ttat 49, - ne -np'i log = .h.' su "
90, s .s sss. 80 .snt S sr . sT '. q $40.
saa , ., no ...,. .rs. -. - !. 49, q n,s
a. ~ o. ~ "i,r ~ J st -. III = Arn Is;
."t svr. 40. h. o. . !" -. b d ,'"ru
sm. ., We - :. y, !. D * ss" I've seG n 4" :.
Of "a vat - 'r ~'.vN-r ike Their In onir.ts.'
hwy - y.htgt.t Ltl. f. hp"~-,-
. et.I
sy-a ~"s.. n" p '.r'e ass dsrsse .hs~h sS
= ca.std-rSt Ab3 4 Vt,r - " he -
VIA Tr ! PRIV 80 u Il e.s.s Of 49,
-sfa msl~It he tal Few Ia have u
4 thar kav
-ns~ - sysrsi r.ses ~ rrar-v. III ~ re- go,
Il cured F'r tbs vsr III q tse l. "ic'
H~scsehr " s?sf-a, - Fv--r 80 Pair IN To-
9 SD DE~a-v- ff he Sashe psrti.ui .y "a aiss
A the ksfus*, is ~ d"s ass doas Cd tnaa
u other med eir kDosn.
No es.ass u sic, s-syes tbs sr.. YOU en- g
y and .no e. ~ Il.
N peesiets f. E---Atats o. ia lie sp, NJ trr y
- Children ever ter y~sFs ,srt sp"oasa - h Ia ~
o IN eight leap ~ufel. A ~ "a tt. h~-p Ne
b. ~ %li enns l~.s, tsks Sufficient opera .bs
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.To the Mole, aud to the Bats"

Some time ago an English CHRISTIAN
was travelling ia the south Q. ina'a' ano
in he course Of his journey he passed es
many deserted temples. At length nc
came near 10 enc of those temples, winch
was very large, where in former years
thousands OF people from oil parts oil Inc
country worshiped great idol, which
was though. to be very holy and very
powerful. As he had heared great
deal about this building, he went to see
il. He found that it was now qo'e =
ruin. The roof had fallen ~, the waits
were crunbllng down, and grass ana
weeds, and shrubs were growing from
the floor Of this once sacred spot. nav
inc looked around MIN for little white
he saw the passage which led TO The place
where the idol was, and hc went toward
it. bu, no sooner had he entered than
large number of bats few out agalns
him. As he did not much lika his CON-
pany and fourd that many Of these crea
lures were still clinging to the roof anl
walls he went back, got a light, ast
having sci fire to some dry grass, he nuns
i, into the place. Immediately fio'k 0
bats came flying out. His way wa
cleared, and he walked ,hroug h the pas
sage. But. on entering the sacred sPo
within, The first thing he saw was IN
pr.a, idol fallen from its pedestal. an
lying upon the ground covered with hlti
As he looked upon tue object, IN III
presence Of which many thousand OF poe
blinded heather had trembled and VOL
shipped, be rejo'ced greatly, and you ma
suppose that, as it called to mind u
,"They shall cast their idols
The mole and to the bats, che thanke
, God that he had seen his word SO str
: klngly fulfilled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Sunaower Seeds for Founder in Hor.
ses.-Sunfower seeds are said TO be the
best known remidy for founder in horses.
As soon as nscerlained ,ha, he is foun.
dered, mix one pint of seed whole with
the feed, and an entire cure may be ex-
pected. -E1changc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
. IL M 10 g Z
A. the
Minnesota Lumber Yard:

Corner Of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House."
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SAMCEL II. FULLER would respecIfu ~
~ announce to the citizens Of Davenport . nj
surrounding country hat he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. u IN ber yard
corner Of Iowa and Fourth streets, dlrectlyor.
posi'e New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, ~
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Shee,ipg,
PLANK 60 TT NG4EE1.
Jost and srantling Of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight !.
twenty Hour feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 300 600 best quality pima
laths: also 10000 No. pckets /, 10, 600 No. 2
Pickets; also constantly on hand FULL assoIt-
ment OF Sash and Glazed JFindons.
The particular attention Of builders and pur
chasers OF lumber is invited to examine Qua
stock which will be sold al
Prices that Cannot fail fo..suil Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa aad
| Fourth streets.
| N. B.--Purchascrs from the country stop.
ping at the New Pennsylvania House will have
the advantage Of selecting and loading then
lumbar, without fixing their horsss fr"r the
stahls ,is.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Decision Of Character. Wi,hou, j, no
man or woman is ever worth a button,
nor ever can be. Without it a man be-
comes at once good natured nobody |,
the poverty stricken possessor Of but one
solitary principle--,hat of obliging every
body under the sun, merely for the ask.
ing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Setting film Rigid stand said a
w es,ern stump orator. 'on the braad
platform of the principles Of '9s, and pal
sled be nile arm If ever deser. EN-
You .Iand on nothing of the kindr in
terrupted little shoemaker in the crowd;
you stand in my boots, that you never
paid me for, and want the money
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

~ The number of daily arrivals Of inmi-
grants at Castle Garden depot at the present.
time averag from 200 TO 400, nearly two
thirds Of whom are Irish. and the other third
principally Germans. They appear to b. of
better class, both AZ TO means and Intelligence.
than those that have arriy ed in former Years
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Ez- The Governor has offered reward Of one
thousand dollars for the apprehension Of the
persona who committed tho mur1ss In Powesaisk
County, saort time sgo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Farm For Sale
S AMUEL DEWEL-

LAND ACEsT.
WILL attend promptly 20 ell business rss sis
ing an gent: sarh
FilIAG OF ItX1S
Buying and Milling on Commission.
sivlre p.cttss isnas t. his rsra's I'm
1ats sd al 81. u All b, s<H
1 \ ST hi. he
pGR 8 ak. =frf. I'D 8 Hlaes II In tie e~n ~ 20
chester, ebivh T. staetsa nfrFahir wilt -
- tswE4d-
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e l. inprssst fa.L - Pa.ze,. ov : ~ e..
aHd hassHtATl E9an 9th int >. spt CD tAt
A vel improved Nrs Gs.~a, =, tuis. r.
fi@tf y. wood n ! water = fbhId
"a IA In ysnsse sFvSp. a Py~,ffs
Ebst fAr sHHfines ara uatsg siorY
house II 3 es seed veil nf with good siptiy 2
other tots to- A I, - = Il,
UroE tItv N-hf atA ierr'ory.
OFiIer At RrsiDxsrx sT.Hs'a sfn',ios
SAMt Ill bEWEIJ..
General Land Agent at Upton. Iowa.
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Fer Fever and Ague.

O.good's Chologogus, Rhodes Fecer and
Agse Cure, aspinuaits Tome MIR
ture, Creeses terer and .7guc
turc, Rordnd's Tonic Mrs
tsue, Sa.iih's Tonic Sy
sup, Brogg's Tow
&c Pills. Qui
mine,2rc.
Persons having private receip.a can hare
them carefully filled with the bes. VI malicil~ =.
aid st low rates. "A. GILRaRr
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.Anothey Proud ---Counterfsit Sc on the
Princeton Dsuk q New Jersey are 10 citeala
tion.
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~ Nra Ssdgewick. the suthoress, died l,
stockbfidge, Mas. on N. 2ist ult.
The morning comet., 1856-11-13
Dir Dailg G1lnet.
BATON ROUGE.a:NOv. 10, 1855.

~. b. HAS RgruRrD Our -citizen
]. BEAL, Esqr, has just returned from the
west. What kind of business arrange
ments he has entered into above, in order
TO give us still further evidences Of his en-
terprise and public spirit, remains TO be
seen. We shall not be surprised at any
thing--not even nine hundred horse pow
er engine, to work some new tangled ma
chine to develope our resources. Should
BRAL have engaged any such machine land
il has already been snrmised) we must beg
leave to suggest, the application Of spavin's
new patent to convert by easy process Old
Line Wings info New Line Democrats 1t
IA highly spoken of and comes well recon.
siiended.
The morning comet., 1856-11-13
NOTICE.

In the matter Of the succession Of LoRiN
VEuY. decd Sixth Judicial District
Court. Parrish of Fast Baton Rouge -
t. Probate" No. 1861
w HEREAS s, ERANc,s B SANS, has this
w day filed in the Office of the undersign-
ed Clerk, petition praying ioi the homol-
ogation OF bis account as Administrator OF
said Estate.
Notice is hereby given, calling upon all
persons interested TO show cause within
thirty days from the first publication of
said notice why said account should not be
approved, homolosated and made he judy
ment of said Court. JOS. NEPHLER.
oct25.3Od-w. Dep'ty Clerk.
The morning comet., 1856-11-13
A ANOTHER A RRIV l.,

WE ARE NOW opening smother ele-
w CANT assortment of Cut Glass, con-
sisting Of Tumblers, Goblets, ChanpagDes,
Clarets, " ines &c. &c.
Elegant ornamented Lamp Shades, Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c, &c
A beautiful article Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety OF Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed, worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
). PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO. an assortment of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tassels, complete.
Also, fine assortment of Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, Stc.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces of Carpetng with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware
Baskets &c, all of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South
Our assortment of Gopds is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as We can furnish House in
Il ITS departments OIL better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere.
uct-24 J. PIPER & co.
The morning comet., 1856-11-13
NOTICE.

STATE OF LOU1S1ANA-Sixth Judicial
District Conrt--parish of East Baton
Rouge-ln the Matter of the Succession
of CHAs c. TURNER, decd. No. GOT
Probate
WHEREAS, Jas. W. Kendrick. Of said
w Parish has this day filed in the Of
flee Of he undersigned Clerk Of said Court,
a petition praying for the Administration
of the estate Of CHAs. &. TURNER, late of
said Parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons ir-
terested to show cause, If any they have,
within ten days from the first publication
of said notice, why said application should
net be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal of said
Court this sth day of November A. n. 1856.
JOSEPH NEPHLER.
Nov-9-3ts-w Deputy Clerk.
The morning comet., 1856-11-13
New GNNala.

TUEAfE now opening an elegant assortment oi
w Window Shades with Fixtures complete.
ALSO
Oh Grpeting 1 and 8 quarters wide
Hearth Rugs, Mats ETC.,
A large lot Of Mating Figured and lain
IS and Q quarters vide
ALSO
Direct from ihe manufacturers,
A large variety Of Extensive Tables, Mahagony
Walnut and Oak,
Bureaus, Whatnotf, Towel Stands ETC., etc.
Dining and Tea Tables
Card and Dressing do do
Sofas, Teie-a.Tetss and Diyans
Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Parlor Dining and Office do
With large assortment, Of House Keeping ar.
tices Of all kinds to which the attention of pIr.
chasers is called at the Furnishing Rnons Of
oct.f5 j. PIPER Do Go.
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Drug store For sale.

FTtHE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 20 leave for
l. Europe on account OF family interests; offers
for sale, his Apotheeary Shop, well known as oc-
cupying ene Of the best locations in Baton Rouge.
It contains a complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints dc, ali fresh ana in first rate
condition
The terms Of sale, will be advantageous; go that
the purchaser cannot fai OF success besides he
tom is of the best. n order still more to enhance
the facilities of the purchaser of the Drug Store,
the Undersigned is willing to lease fer a term OF
pears, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house, at the option Of the pur.
chaser. faug-30 6m b. j0uRDAN.
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MoRE FtsE JEwELRY --Goldman whose
name Ia associated with patent leavers,
diamond pins, ard things has just returned
from the city, with such another tiuck vf
Jewelsy, as ID calculsted to make the sem
saiive hearts of lads and Iasses ache. The
united and divided populace OF this city is
called on, to 60 end look In, al his establish
ment Ii the basement Of the Harney House,
where such exquisite things can be had as
are no where else 10 be found in this lati-
tude.