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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

.l Bayar4 Taylor, in lis ac@ vol
ume Of travels, gives tie follow. liz hu-
morous description:
the otter remarkable thing ere is tho
hospital for cats. IAswas founded long
ago by rich. cst-luylng Musselnaa. and
Is one Of the best endowed institutions in
tue city. An oll mosque appropriated
10 the purpose, under ,he charge d ser-
eral directors, and here sick ca are nur.
sed homeless cats fad shelter. ard DE-
cfepid cats gracefully purr away .s.c.r .e.
ellned yeare.. The whole Category en-.
braces severai huadrcds. ard it y curt a
slght to behold the corridors and Terraces
Of The nosqne suafring with tien. lee
ore with bruised nahs IS recrnaat A eat
spia.n; there, oataeplc pluent /, cared
Tor, aud SO otl through Tie long eoncale-
nation Of feline diseases. Airppo. more
osri, has 6 eaaet number ., cas- ulau
even Jerusalem. Al rough guess.
should thus state tie population OF AieD-
po. Turks ani Arabs 10000; CHRIS !.
an, $4,000, Jews, 10000, Co. \. II 600;
cats, 5000.
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... BURN ;..TsTSs
,ll01 IA !

No. i7S. Second st. MuscatlDe, iowa
u NJ. BURNETT would announce TO the
n. Trade and Country Merchants that he
can supply. for cash, the SCHOOL BOOhS.
published by w. b. smith 4 Co.. ly'son &
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes l. Co.; including all
the Eiectic Serie. Of school Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, &C.,
at publishers prices.
BY buying Of him, they savef:eight, insnran {,
&c, and can have their orders filled in much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly in store,
and will job, at small advance on eastern pr
ces. all other school books used in Iowa Also,
II large stock Of 'op 4 Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain ard taaey ENVELOPES,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket BOOKS,
maps, inks, steel pens. bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
memcranduns, wall paper. mathematical IN
struments, cheap publications. note books
round END patent notes. sheet music, iranspa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, va'cn-
tines, pccksI knive', novels, from 81 ~ and
81 per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
yiolins, guitars, aecordeons, &C., tegether
with Instruction book $, Of all kinds sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of all the above articles,
fer cash from the manufacturers East, and can
s~H thcW Cueepst kueuuCtHS iit'sh'-f 80 y
than they can be got elsewhere, he is Diet r
mined 10 build ~ a large iobh'4 z trade in he
Book and Stationery business has adopted as
his motto. :. Small profits and Ia Sc sries "
He has also very large stock Of sta ndard,
miscellaneous, law, medical AID theological
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Ner Books recetr.d By Express, cs SION as
PaSitsiei
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceiyed daily. IR- NJ B. 10 agent Tor the
Buffalo Printers INK Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, C. F. HalPs Percussion and Lever
Press.., Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
News a I'd Periodical Depot,
At r. NJ. Burnetrs Bookstore l7s. Second ST.
The Daily and Weekly N. Y. Tribune,
The Times
The " Herar
The " Chicago Dem Press.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Ballous Pictorial. weekly, Ihompson's Lee
lures, weekly.
Mnnthlies. .Harpers Magazine. Put.
mans Ma azine, Gody's Lady Book. Graham
Magazine, knieksrbocker Magazine. Frank
Les:e's N. Y. journal. Frank Lesie's Gaze ste
Of Fash or, Bai'on's Monthly Scots Reprints
of the Foreign Qnarterlies and Biackwood.
The National Magazines, Tie. Musical Union.
BINDING ARPER.
r, sous being Hap sa' ,se.s h"ss lem fsn ~ =
la p-is coFs. f,o,e 10 to vi! K b, hem
haeau.s,'s EngIan,.
Wv. III End " 'os 'a,s,a for l~t" Iu
Fecss-i 1t 'ura-ts'v r. ~ -t"r-.
"@e NJ AstAIeAS sIATrs ja-t rveeissd - ~
nlly. MBU.NEir.
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. Qu,=ical! All sorts Of in,,rrosa,ories
have been put 10 the several candidates
Cor Speakers in the House, which have
been answered by the several gentlemen.
The whole matter had become some wha,
OF . farce. whep Mr.. Kennel, of Miss
ouri. propounded the following:
\ should like to know OF each caDdi.
date for the Speakership, including my
friend from New Jersey, whether he be-
lives in future state or not! And then,
provided he answers that question affirm
atiyely, l desire TO know whether he be-
ieves il will be Tree OF a slave stateP
Mr.. Pennington, OF New Jersey. |
an s,mewha, vcrsed in the Westminster
Ca,echlsm, aud have learned from il that
Il ere is future state. believe 1t. Blu,
! understand there are two states in that
fruae STATE one. the bea,itied state, the
other the state of III. damned. One is a
fee state; the other is a slave state
Laughter. )ne Of these states is on
one side Of certain line, and the other
on the other side of tina, line - not exact
ly a compromise linz, believe. Re-
n-wsd Laughter. Bu, / have always
s,,le Of tue line the side on which is the
damned - is the h a,esl; and | therefore
conclude that lha, mus, be the southern
sl,'e Of the line. IGrsai Laughter But
/ ere are those NO believe that there is
u thHd future state, or third division OF
e general future state, that IS, the state
ol parga.ory. Laughter Now, with
tnat state lhase no acGualntanc except
such as ! have learned from the course OF
puIgalion tia, las been going on in this
House. Renewed Laughter l | know
certain gentlemen ave been in a state OF
pnrga,ory here. and i.know one gentle
man who is ras. praying TO-. Cree,
aughter,
NJ. kcunrt,. | bes to say nr word
Ia reply 10 ,uy Trend from New Jersey.
who seems SO well posted up in his cate.
chlsn aud IN regard 10 those future states,
Tue north side aud The south side oil tie
lrns, and pur.aiory. He has been kind
enough 10 bind some OF Us laad and foot,
and in advance 10 pitch u into the dark
place. ! would like TO know Of hiu, in
regard to lis ea,eelism. whether, when
he informed Us on Saturday, last tina, he
had got beyond eiirc,ual calling. lie WIS
able t, see his cleo, o. sare' Uproar-
ions and prolonged laughter.
Mr.. Pennington, rising amid greal
laughter. | owe tse gentleman one
Laugn,er.
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Sorrows Of W 81 ths


wsrshcr had a love fug C'racs. lie
Sach a. words coal ne':r uitsr,
Would yea know no ir.t h mt her,
Sh. Was cut,in, htea. An bi,.er.
Chaiot.e vas o m .rriei LAZY.
And q N ,rM msa " - WertAsr.
An, fox all til, wealth OF II lies
wolll d, pt.tiis FOR ts hirs her.
So he al yie l. al / pia,i sai ,lei,
All his psssio, b,iIei all si3o!si,
TIL he ilav his silly br ins . t.
Aaln) mora wls by II .ro lSlc |,
Ca.rlos.c, hlvias seen his bo'y
Borne b.forc a,r on ashi ttsr,
Liks we'll d lustei person
Went on emitting bread anil butter
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a.. E centric Man Of Ents, prise. -
One oi the pioneers in laying on, the
cities OF Chicago, Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE
and ether western cities, recently stated
TAI Ae hal never seen a railroad car or
a telegraph wire. I'm a ll,tle too fas,
for your railroads aud ,elegraphs. said
he; hey can, keep up with me. He
was inten ing to 60 to the Pacific shore
in Oregon, and lay out city, where pos
sitly tue railroad aud telegraph may We,
O ertaae him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

Aecsd,a's IF Cincinnati TRADE, y few
days noe we harpeHed t. b. IN a Who'll
sale coltcctoa-r where sweet ia.ngs
Hefe made by the n. aud sent far ami
vide 10 all lovers of candies Observing
some nice. squa boxes on Tie counter,
Just put ur. We ashed-.Nhere are those
boxes .olng tos' To Napol! Ronanla.
tie Capital Of Gteee-. Greece said
We, can I the Greeks make their own can
dyf They have no, the sugar, sir
How long have you expo,ted candy to
Greece About three years; We are
about to ,erd our candy 10 Constantine
pie, through Asia Minor
Here was a new idea to US. thing M
often got hold OF. Two thousand years
ago Greece -four .s4ed, the m1s, glorious
nation ot antiquity Blu, The other day
tins Country was dark, savage peepled
wilderness, am nov We are sending the
product Of our industry TO tina, cid, elias
sic, historical world. LOUISIANA sugar j.
manufactured into Cincinnati candy, and
sent 10 the Eaean Sea, the F-liesrent,
uHd perhaps 10 Mount Olympus itself
he moral OF tLi- fac, 10 * und in tie en-.
ercy OF development llnpartei by free in
stitu,ions.-Raii,oad Recorder.
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Hon. 10 Open Biua!pe,. Talk o

LoU " oPeH DtVo'VeJ. tdih v.
opening oysters, said old Hurricane
why nothing is easier if you know how,
And how's howl. inquired Starlight.
Scotch snuff, answered old Hurrica ne
very sen,en,iously; bring a ln,le OF tha,
ever So near their noses, and they'll
sneeze their lids of
Il know a genius, observed Meis,er
Kari, who has better plan. He spreads
the bivalve in circle. seats himself In
The centre, and begins rInning a yarn.
Sometimes it's an adv. tarr in Mexico
sometimes a legend oil lis loves, some.
time, marvellous stick opera atoms in
Wall street As lie pr c,.e,is, the ma.
sves &c, interested, one by enc they
cape with astonishment al the ,remen-
dcus and dIreIal Wrappers which are
poured forth, aid as they cape, my friend
whips them OUT, peppers them. and swal-
low. them
'Tha,'l do. said Starlight, with long
sigh, Il wish we had bushel of ',.iIi-
ponds, here now-,heyd open easy
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The Hrsue .Myueaae,a. A lady and
a gentleman who indulge in the hirsuie
practice met in our hearing lately.
WHY do YOU wear such enormous
whiskers and moustsches she asked.
Because, said he. in these hard times
| can raise nothing else. can, even
raise money enough to &c. shaved with.
poor fellow she condolingIy return.
ed, your counienance bears evidence Of
the ruth of the statement; but them 81 .
added, with slightly ironical tone. your
wi, is so sharp, | wonder You do not think
TO shave with that,
To tell the plain truth, I've ,hough. Of
that, said he, 'tu, | feared tina, i, nigh,
serve me a, a certain lady did, a, party,
not long silce.'
How was ,ha,l'
Cut me-
A Sigh, blush on the fair on = cheek
revealed tina, somebody was hit. Lo,cel1
Neus.
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DLANES-Jointers, Jack, smooth and 6.s
L planes, bead and match planes, rabbit,
sash raising p'anes--a' so, common Sitting and
m'rtice gnages, spo keshaves broad and hand
sxe@, hatchets,, ADDE'S, hammers. Spear a
Jack,on's rip, and and tenou saws. socket Al
hrmer eh'.sels. g,iages, augers and squares,
heves. saw sets, brnch screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones. sc,e~drivers. spirit lev
e. brase and BITS II all kinds, viz: augev, GIN
blft, centre aud spoon bits--spike and nail
simblets, nail punches, iron AID st.sl compass.
es, box wood and ivory ru'es, saw, chisci an
aug"r hand'es. drawiagkniyes. chalk lines
single and double plane irons, fiat and round
1norseplayers, boring machines, hollow sugers,
NC ,&c., at MYERS
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IRON and GuEa Perchu Cars Sau,.
body IN Albany Is grtlng up railroad
car oas ot wrought iron AIN! sa!la per, a
Sue. car 1ta Is JtHtl.I tn uot ITO,
ken. Iva y smash ~, b. i CA u.a e
no snloters. OF 4ace.at~ limits. Tie idea
is good one.
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DRY GOODS.

IA Ids qnaIss and deserfp foas e,u.i &c IL o
reE.n aaa eaasst ma uisstafg. 80 els b.
MS gns .HssF".n naf-rtsr Ill p - trsstn
&bts O.. - astt s@-~t-zF- isHns tv.ds una ).
raITrs NJ 90 tosagCa, ss3sr IA -. . .
pr =. ps s*c.ofi raj4tr cge (. ..
-ss' fasst- -gas r,n-ls. 81 A z = y
:" =" se-zz n f4"a tsaHs esl@Gs chan Ay. sssH
he:ts. a pzstts s'c
WOOLLEN GOODS.
S.ann.ls. L,hssys. vans, shawl, etc. in album
dance. Notions, combs, gloves, mi,.en-. cafn-
forts. sudserchFefs, needles. thread, tape. pins.
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee. maiasses. salt spices, rai.-
ms, candles, FISH. pepper, indigo, nIadder Sc.
HARROW ARE.
III this line we have all the ARTICLES usually
kept by country merchants and such a. Gus
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS & QUEENSWhRE
OF all kinds necessary for the Use Of families.
BOO Is & sHOFS
Of all cas ses. kinds. descriptions and sizes r. sui
and fl men women and children
HATS & CAPS
70 nj the head of customers IF all sizes ard for
all Classes Il men, social or political including
the latest style II
kNOW-NOTHlNGs
In fact We havethe largest stock o. goods. ev-
or bro Eght to this town. AID comprises aimos,
everything from bn; of osna burg, t. a sting
of beads. From satin dress to rat trap. ~
From hogshedd Of sugar to a brass button, -
From silk ha' or bonnie. IT. Misses CATERS or
a pa.9er o. tacks. Well, the half cannot be
told. Call and see Ia7-:f
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Boots and Shoes.

80 Lad Ssaa.
~ OUR INT AilON Il keen III ,,nt
= ana fos saie as gooa stock az Rte !
t.a,l. -. y ~. 4, asa stl ..ep q ~. -.
=. ~, - sd sfasl aas rtus at Ia. - ga
rctt :, - - So ~ ~ nj Ia he .se s,. "a =
=. :. ss ga ssi ehs.p.r ascaass 81, ia. 60
:. ,.si., 80. ia ~ ole essth ~. :. !, al ::
d asd
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Masca.ias Advertisements.
Z 4 al =

4 4 % al =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pEALERs IN
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS,
Glassware, QueensVare. Groceries.
BOOTS, SHOES AND CLOTHING.
Second ST., opposite Bridgman and Weed,
MuscArINE, IOWA.
(Under Odd Fellows Hall.
MOULD respectfully cali the attention Of
w the Citizens Of Cedar county, 10 their
well selected stock Of
Plain and Fancy Silks, Dress Goods
Goods and Embroideriss, wh.eh
Cannot be surpassed in the
Safe.
We are now about
CLIO - L N O. OUT
our present Stock with the intention Of increa-
sing orr business TO q
WHOLESALE JOBBLNG TRADE,
for which reason after the LIST of jan, 1856,
Great I'm 4 u e m ents
will be offered to purchasers, to prepare for the
SPRING TRADE.
Pariicu, ar attention. is called 10 our large
and unequalea Stock oil
WOole g Q DIS,
both Dom este AID Foreign. Now is tie time
10 get the osst Of bargains
Call and examine our or Stock. 1t is no trou-
be to show Goods.
IIy. oLDs 3 BONN
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GRAND ARRIVAL
CT NEW GOODS.

rsuecIsson TO BAH AND coFFEy.l
uSa. GONE into the grocery business, and
II nav he found at Block No. ?, Rochester
where he has lust received large and supe-
rior assortment Of all kinds Of Groceries, pro-
visions fruits. &c, which he now offers to
IN, numerous acquainances, at prices perfect
iy astonishing to any civilized uawk-Eye. Yes,
more! he IS prepared 10 sell cheaper than
any establishment west Of the Mississippi;
OYSTERS-kept constantly on hand and
eryed I'M O n shortest notice.
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- 4 friend OF Cuvi.: once took the
horns and hoofs Of an OK, and Apr GA CHI
ed the bedside Of tho, great naturalist,
and awakening him from a sound sleep,
announced himself as the devil, who had
Gene 10 ia, him. Cuvier rubbed his ewes
aa4 glanced a. the aondescrip. irom>horas
10 hoof, when lie lay down and quie,Ir
remarsrd-'H Horns, hoof, gfaminiyorous
EAT grass cant come il. 60 away.
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WOODS
NURSERY
1855.--l866.
sixteen miles east Of Iowa City. In Cedar co j
10000
Grated Apple Trees,

sixteen miles east Of Iowa City. In Cedar co j
10000
Grated Apple Trees,
from to S summers growth At 81 so and $l5
per 100. Extra trees a few Of which arc large
enough to fruit extra prizes. Also cherry trees
of ain, rent vayie ties and some ornamental trees
fN-Ail trees warranted true to name,
Our nursery being "a miles from timber, the
trees are well adapted to prairie soil having
succeeded well in fall 'rsnsplanting the two past
autGmns. we feel prepared 20 recommend it, and
believe il would he economy In tie farmer to set
his orchard In the fab and raise mound 8 or 10
inches aroun each tree, which shonld be remvo.'
ed when vegetation has started treey IN the
spring, at which time the tree should he TRIM
eA to suit the taste and the previous years
growth shortend to or buds. Many farmers
arc no doubt aware from sad experience, that
IA Iowa where nearly all our seeding rs done In
the spring that If the orchard planting Is neg
ecsed until that season, IL is apt to be pat OF till
the next spring. ami so from year to year, un Il
1t il full time he had bearing orchard. when
spring planting Is practiced. II is thought to be
Of material advantage to zig the holes for the
trees in autnmn. Catalogues forwarded to those
who request them. Address
&. T. WOOD,
r4ett ctringia'a. Cedar co. Iowa.
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''E'islniasss quT E@ craft, feTaE.''
DIE RLOTH

American Horss Block. .............W Worcester.
My resources in the LARS Meuaeufi,n are more exten
sve than those of any other physician in the County
W5rcester for that favorable results may
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have aled has ever been cured by any other person
4 Rev and Valtu2se D5scovery.-DR
HANS AROMATIC INVlGORATENG SpIRLT.-Nhis
delicious beverage is superior to all Invgoa5ng Cordas
S9hnapps Nervines &C.. in use for the Of Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn DroWsHess, Kidney Complaints
Melancholy DeiiTium Tremens Iutemperance &C. as it
will nviGorate and strengthen but viii not intoycate Or
stupefy-
Persons gho have become habaated to the excessive
use Of Tobacco Opie and Spirit Liquors. wifi find
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to use those
destroying agents. b" TAXI bottle or two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak and sekly families viii md Dr. Hams Invlgor
atnS Spirit quick and cure for all female Gilcu
ties it being regeneration weas asrengthener of the
human system. Each eonpaint that Aromatic Ingig
Grating C0rdafis calculated is named 90 the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle, and full directions use
are also infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by DR.. DARIus HAM
Principal Office No Liberty street, New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gists throughout the Uniten States.
Agents Tor Worcester n. 2. GREEN Il Co and DA
VID SCOTT. daw1y deco
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BeQl GstQtc.

~ CHANCE. The subscriber will sell his
tsi,: place, consisting of nearly new House, Barn
Aand acres IF land, with great variety of fruit
1t is situated on Plantation Street the BoOmingdae
road, i miles from the City Hall Apply on the premi-
ses, any day after P. m. FRANCIS c. &ISNER,
,JYl7 deod&wtf
d. FACTORY FOR SALE.-The Monson
FHi.I and Brimie!d Manufacturing Co. offer for sale
II&ssA-t their COTTON FACTORY in MoNsoNj with the
land and tenements connected with it The Factory
bull ling is built of stone l04 by Al three stories high
with finished attic, acOnta ming $500 Spndles and "a
Looms Tenements for % families and so acres Of Land
Terms very reasonable Inquire Of A. w PORTER, OF
Monson: or SUMMER PRATT, Esq Worcester.
oIS d2rawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

Encouraged by the ich has atterd the publ
cation of LhSLtB5 ILLUSTRATED NEWSP4PER
which is now osing its second volume the Proprietor
has determined to return to his nu uerou5 subscribers
portion of his profits in the following manner:
Every tenth subscriber wI ha' his money returned by
the ext mail the paper will be sent eratuitou,ty
for his term of subscription.
Thus in every QUO subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned an The paper Sc for Six Months whea
they nit 50, and Fw I've Months when they NIT 81
Every subscription it is received, by tier r other
wise, at his flee, u Spruce sire New York wi be
registered in book kept by the Proprietor himself
The Prize numbers Will be 10, 20, 80 40 So co. TO- So
80 and 100 in each hundred Persons obtaniug any of
these numbers will have their money returned and the
paper sent free, a5 above.
Persons Obt lining tie following numb rs in every thor-
sand in addition to the return of their subscription money
as above, will re ,eve the 'ollowing prizes.
No. 100, Laiy's Gold Bracelet.
" 200, Genuemans Coli Watch Chain
" 800, Gold Watch (either Lady'I or
Genuemans)
" 400, Lady's Gold Chatelaine.
" 500, Set Of Silver Tea Spoons
800, Gold Breast Pin.
" 7C0, Cola Watch (ether Lady's or Gentleman,s)
500, Diamond Ring, (either Lady's or Gentleman,s).
800, Set Of Silver Dessert Spoons.
1000, Grand Rosewood Piano Forte.
These prizes will be given to the same numbers in each
and every thousand in addition to the subscription money
being returned and paper sent flee each and every
tenth subscriber as above stated.
This subscription DOCK was opened October 20 1856 in
| which all futare subscriptions will be registered.
Every person whose money is returned or who is the
recipient Of either Of the above prizes, will be required to
furnish acknowledgment Of the same, and their names
will be published from time to time, in the advertising col
| umns Of Lesjt's Illustrated Newspaper.
It should be borne in mind that eUery subscriber IN
der all circumstances, whether the recipient Lrze or
not will get more han full equivalent for his money in
the paper itself This is the only Illustrated Newspaper
| ia the United States.
CIubbIu g.-Persons sending us eleven subscribers.
hay n
chance for two for example thu receipt Of the eli ven
subscriptions, the last number the books might be 9s
the eleven additional subscribers will then include Two
prizes.
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CARD no THE PUBLIC.

We aveire coll attention OF the puono TO the
800 o, l ~ ".oh u WI Dg seen mat we have pGr-
The stock consists Of every description Of W.
DRY GDOnG (1AppErTS
FEATHERS. HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will be added all the rev aud choice styles Of
~ 5So oooS' as soon as taey appear IN the market
Of goods for the old Tmwil have crae nj the lan5a
department in the new; residing in New York ana de
SqS ms g1s i3g 20 me p9Leh%Se OF all kinds OF
sua advantages for obaiaing he ns,gest 2t1ios ~
Goods. upon the most taUora5ie tcrnas.
eor taeas reasons we sa De ahe 70 Offer our custom
,sor. con. o-,5 ~ ~ ~ L-ttf,,t ~ ~ s III