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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
+. w. TENEH. g. CO..
OF SUN BOR r. Y, PA,
u ESPECTFULLY invite their friends and
Hh the public to inspect their new stock Of
.,UINTER COINS

n " i~''i IN i y III lhNHt tlltl! aflu
III a the public to inspect their new stock Of
WINTER GOODS.
just received from rhadelphia, being convint ed
that their interest is best promoted by strict
continuance ftheir old plan of
".SmaR profits and puck Sales"
they shall still abide by their previous course.
Amongst their stock will be found for GEN
TLEMEN, a large assortment of READY
MADE Goats, Vests and Pantaloons Cloths.
Cassmeres. Satinetts, N.s,ings, Under Shifts,
Shirt Bosoms, Collars and Cravats
FOR LADIES.
Black and colored Silks, De Beige Robes, De
Be.ges French Merinos, Cashmeres. Medona
Cloths, Coburgs and Alpacas.-Deaines both
PLAIN and printed. Ready YMade Cloaks, Brocha
and Noolen Shawls, Tabbv Velvet in various.
Quilted skirts. Sack flannel various colors, Red
and white Flannel.
ALSO:
general assortment of Ladies and Gentlemans
BOOTS, SHOES & CATERS,
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, Cedarware
Stone and Earihenware- Drugs, Paints, Fish
Salt, Cheese, Nails, Oils, &c, DC.
A good supply OF school books and copy books
with printed copies on each Poge.
County produce taken la exchange for goods
at the highest market prices
/. W. TENER Il Co.
Sunbury, Nov. k2. 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

Sr. LouIs. Nov. live have advces
from Lawrence to the 10th inst, stating that
on the Saturday previous twenty prisoners,
taken at Hickory Point. were found guilty Of
mansiaughte-. aud ssutcprcd to 4 Years in,
prsoHnrn' 81 ha-i .a,sa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

H" The gas works in Danvile are compile
ted, and the good people of that aourishng
place are ENJOYING the advantage of having
their buildings lighted by gas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
TERMS OF SALE.

The Lots are stakcd or and can be exam
ined at any time previous to the sale. For
further particulars apply TO &. W. Peae,
Lancaster Colliery, Shamokn.
HENRY BACMGARCNER
JOHN j. COCHRAN.
Nov. Is, lS56.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

Coop ADVISE GRATIs-When you get into
passion just walk ont in the open air you
may speak your mind 10 tho winds wi,liout
hurting al. one. or Pr"ls,r; ye~r"lts
smri-so on.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
M A r r I A G Z S

On the 18th inst, by Rev. D. Y. lIesler,
Mr.. GEORGE SHADE to Miss SARAH ELv1yA
IL MEYsER, all Of Tnrbutville
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
T H E A M ERICAN.
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To ADVERTISERS The circulation of the Sunbury
American among the different towns the sutquehanla
not exceeded fequaled by any paper published North
ern Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

Ak EARLY BEGIEyIEa.-The newspapers
IN Michigan are complaining already that, the
maiss sra dslsyet 10y snoN storms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
BARGAINS TO BE NAD Ar
p. w. GRAY'S STORE.


EUST received and opened a splendid Stock
% ofFALL g. WINTER GOODS, consist.
ing in part OF
Black and Fancy Cloths and Cassimsres,
An assortment of Dry Goods, Wis Merinos,
Cashmeres, DeIalns, Calico, Woolen Plaids.
Ginghsms, Musins, Linens. Flanues, &c.
Trimmings in Great Variety.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, QUEENS
- WARE, &c.
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Raisns, tobacco
and Cigars, Queensware, Boots. Shoes. Hats and
Caps, and variety Of Goods too tedious to men.
ton.
Call and examine my Stock before Purchas-
ing lsewhere, A Reasonable Discount will be
taken off for all cash Sales.
Country produce taken in exchange at the
highest market price.
p. ". GRAY.
Sunbury, Nov. ls56.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
Adjourned Sale
OF
SHAM0KIN TOWN LOTS.

AT Weayer's Hotel, Shamokn, on Satur-
DAY November 29th 1856, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

Buchanan's majority over oil, 705
rue votes rcported for Gerritt Smith lab
olitionlst) were iu Washington. 7 IN Brad.
ford, in Wyoming, and in Susquehanna--
Total Is.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22

Buchanan over Fremont and Fill
more, (Union), 27,l62 |
Straight Fillmore Vote, 2G,33S
4" H.. ".~"> We, {, phi,a lOl !
Vote for q. Smith, in counties, Is
2C.457
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
To Bridge Contractors.

DRoP0SALS viii be received the Of the EdseheId
4 and Kentucky RAilroad Company. Nashville 7 nn.
III the m dsy Of Nay build Bridge across Cum
berlsnd River, fr TIE joint Of the Louisville Nashville
and the gehcid Kentucky Railroads according the
provisions Of The Act % the late Cen raj Assembly, app
pfaurg two hundred thousand dlla.s for coustru,
The upcsstTuCture s be shout hundred feet long,
including draw wih hundred iee openings. he PIERS
will be from six % eighty feet high, IN fro
10 eighteen feet detp It's lon stag snd the fsunda
via be upon piles pus IN with ca.r dams, ohcrsise
AZ nature Of the river bittom rendrrs expedeut.
Bridge Constructors invited plans and sperh
cations for upersructure q beth wood iron for
o. from hundred and sixy hundred feet long and
when sh vood, wth proposal for preserving aud render
log u sre-tro0f
Propositions may be made for he entire structure
the oundaton masonry supeFructure separately. The
foundation must be bid for pier The masunry perch
Of twenty-five cubic feet AMI the supe-strucure per neA
foot any further information be obtained hy ressing
the Chief Engncer Of The Edgeed and Kentucky Railroad
a Nashville.
The following copy Of the &C; Ct the General Assem-
bly, referred IN:
!" 20 tnacfl That the E4gen "a Keutueky Railroad
and TIE Louisville Nashville railroad are entitled the
Of hundred thousand fOiiars eac
Bridge he Cumberland RyeT a. Mas vile, and that
they hereby corsoiAts frr IN purpose and shah
cnttled, upon apple ton O. the u tao ne tcu-
sand doasrs for winch The 6orernor IA "a Issue C0up0a
Bon Is of The state, al six per "a thirty yesrs BE- IL
sued tseny tho tsand dollars q TIE shall be done,
iom tine 10 time"
JN0. 4. Helm PresiIrut
Lsuisvife 4 Nashville Railroad Co
EDHABD s. CHATHAM, rrcsdent
af2t-td Edgedrd kcHtgcs Railroad Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

~ IDDERs Patent Saamander Safes, Manufactured by
w stearns Marven, New York the best article made
In the Uniei States having failed 10 their
contents IN Ere ulls always la aud sale
at manufacturers prices freight added b. siraFents
W "A. GORDON A 90.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
To Railroad Contractors.

PROPOSALS will BE- received at the Office Of the Edgefsd
L and Kentucky Railroad Company, until Thursday May
Sd for ,he Grading Masonry, &C. of the Ridge Section at
the al q Man ker's Greek aid Railroad twenty miles
distant fro Nashville bids for the the end OF
the first thirty Nashville will be received at the
me time; any fcation Of those made in December
be considered The line being oAy located, guam
titles calculated every ci, is Afforded for COntrac
tors 20 ascertain the character and Of the work. and
facilities for carving it
Plans and proeS may be seen and specifications obtain
ed at the Engineers Office ia Nashville any time.
EDWARD s. CHEATHAM. President
ap21-td Edgefsld Kentucky Railroad Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

Ew-The Democratic Convention which met
al Sbelbyvils on the 18th inss., nominated
Hon. JAnEs II. TnOMAs ~ the Candidate for
elseior 10 that district, and JANIS N. DAVID
tox, the 'Irish Orator, assistant.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

IN0 q EAKlN. fsFmssly a NssAsns, has resanasd ne
j psaefes - lam IA ihs ssferai I'm aa4 kaf beafis -
nang1al. cug4sn and faAkxtik egn<le.
EassIet1n1 giii fcltCIse rrerlTt at1tntta
~ fos 01<e 4n4 resiaeaos Is y Ar14ea bsfes So
o,s soaufs. sc sRis-a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
"Quite equal to Punch. RHickerbOcker
w. Il. Berry s. Company
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
PHCENIxTANA.
OR,
SKETCHES AND BURLESOUES.

! vol limo, Cloth. With Portrait Of The Author.
This volume unquestonaby rxee ay book Of humor that
has ever been published America and as proof Of the
set We annex The op Mons Of the leading and inu
entail journals n the country, nearly al Of which pro-
nOunced JoHS PHoSIx The Great Wit Of he Age"
FROM the Boston Evening Traveller.
The volume " n make the serious reader shake his
sides at its nrhu denaons Of character and sketches Of
events.
From N Boston Telegraph
These Sketches essentially Punch's vein-more so
than her An erican writer are acquainted with
The Lectures on Astronomy the Review Of the New Musical
symphony and other things are equal 10 any thing We
hays ever Ia Punch
From the New Orleans Delta.
Who John Pho iy2 We surmse THAT he is a reproduc-
ton, in human form from the ashes ~ Faor or Matthews
We advise all who ] ke fresh and genuine humor
20 prepare their money purchase early copy "Doe-
sticks but FIRST mitaor Of John p 0rnix who has
originated school Of The hypsrbol cal and buIlesque.
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
very dangerous he generally circulated mas
much immediae laughter euds In eonvuso
AMI have such Brov-ct0n ef explosive mirth in
this dsy and reneFaton. John Phonx very ge-
MUS OF nun, and rcits merrimen from the trest VS.
commend hsskeehes and buresques % al ofsong
mind and vigorous titntion desire amused
but weak should be careful hos they upon
them.
From the Baton Rouge Comet
hg for your Frrn Leaves" BY side the book Of John
PheDx with its motto, In the the Prophet-Fg-'
John PheniV, besides being sAtist Is philosopher His
flows naturaly and gently Sw q Ahor cutting
On weak kneed humanity the cts, washing
into the great Of yahy which the hatters' Of
spoken Of politicians and priests lawyers and loaf
gentlemen Of the society aud gentlemen Of the
department who had sHuet the odor II battle aar on
perfect platform o. equality, laugh the several fol-
lies and receptions hy have each practsed upon
Ious world IN the great masquerade Of humanity.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
w. B, SPARKES g. 90.
A. C. & A. B. REICH
The Rev. DR.. Baird

w ILL deliver Course Of Eight Lectures Europe in
w the basement OF the First Presbyterian Church. before
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Nashville
The FIR lecture viii be delivered the 1st OF May and
the others hastily, until the course Is completed.
~ Tickets for the Course g. single Tickets 80
To he obtained the various Bookstores Hotels and the
door the night Of the Lecture. ap22
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

~ OOO BUSHELS Prime Red or White Wheat
Il OsOOO wanted, for which we viii pay cash.
ap2l W. n GORDON A co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
ENYNA CMANCE.

~ have 1f sale aaat sxucsut hoiss scrsant iserse,
w Chsnbrsald a. Coos nd s-smiress, al cousansd
pksy Wosn, tseug ihFee years u sse Also, srfe-
r Al olher Kksly ~eeroe aaorg thea Ne House Carpea-
ter bis vile Aad tsg ci.idrrn- ca scnu en-
sp.f nOYDA LfLEa NJ. s. Cherry a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

consequence Il the late Ore, aud % eject dyson Of
Il the properly among the 0snN - re Wilt
On Saturday, the 26th Instant
Expose Pubc ARcoa that Faaabe ground On Shh TIE
Nashville Inn formeriy stood.
Il m be divided into three lots, he enc AZ the corner q
he square and Marset ffoutng thirty feet on the Public
Sg1ars The other two aufng tw-ny-hve each Add al OF
Ten ruaug baet ono hund Cd aai Ninety feet sixteen
feet alley.
s8eh opportunity has rarely ever Secured - hs
ey ausines aycrtes location, and ipr
caplfalist make ar AMI - or.ahle tavrstmenis.
Sale ., comneles lV O'clock. A. In beat q ne
premise.
For Terms rat II rraLn3, a. oar hsnftlis.
LISDsLgT 4 CROcEETr. 80 College At
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
I, your obedient servants,
b. w. HALL,
ARTS BROWN Inspectors.
ISAAC PAUL.

NAsHILLLE October, 1900.
Because | thoaght that the tar payers Of this
State could be saved the burden OF this eech ike'
eJueern, which Gov johnson said had cost the
State SlOo 0eO, probably much more, and because
was willing to risk my time and means in demon
s,rating il, Mr.. Brown is thrust forward TO make
the charge that We we're vampires, thieves and rob-
bers, seeking to rob the treasury 20 enrich our
aelves Mr. Brown thinks We treated him uukindly
in calling attention to the report of COMMITTEES Of
his own party, in which be is reported to have vio-
lated the law while acting as Inspector. He should
quarrel with that committee, not with mel turn
hm over 10 his accusers and 70 the pablie-
Bat Hall and Paul, ia conjunction with ''fse
,ious Senate" have defeated the wishes Of Gov.
JohasOnl All there lies the rub. Because we re-
fused Submission 10 Executive mandate, aud be-
cause the Senate in the exercise Of its equal and
co ordinate powers, refused 10 raGiiy his nomina
ton We have been threatened, viIled and ihsalsed
and the Senate has been dsaoaneedas factioa. A
faction means turbaleut minoFisy, or Orgaaissd
opposition 10 The siil of Prines Truly things have
come to pretty pass when the Senate Is TO be de-
nominated by Ans Brown faction. because il
Fsiases 70 ratty the nomination Of 'Psiaesp Andy.
Az sHSFs l. made b. the writer Of che article
slgpsd By Aria BFosn tby the By Il has strong
family likeness 10 al the former stacks on us) TO
create the Impression that NJ. whias w4s prOseri.
bed because Of bis politics. II those interested
demand a Eeasca fOs giving NJ " bite Successor,
i shah Be Forthcoming To shrink IRON % rsspoa.
slbilisy. and seek no publieaiy. Is our moslo. We
rest the matter villa shoss vho Provoked this din.
ealsy. SSH
Ia conclusion. ne VISA IL distinctly understood,
that hereafter 4 war ne must We yin Dol poiss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
NOTICE.

A Election ~Ili be heli a, The once Of ihs
II Untrd Fremen't Insurance Company, IL
No - UcileFe 90 Hpnday Tie Sch dsy q $3.50
Nay for hhtc Directors 10 serve the casa. .-zk-
ing tvelve neaths
Ia sceofance Win he amended ehyFtsr 81 the st0ekh1d
ss.i JoaSs DAsHIELI, sse',
DOO BOXES Prnas Rasiuz 1-sssd ~ = received this
ZOO DAFT b. I@arsl wESskL THOMSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
NO HUMBUGH
fIHE uasrssssa hare PuF-hass ne Fafsnt rsAi q c.
IL H. NlLLfAMH
DOUBLE AcrTEs 1ALL VALVE
E0rce and Lift Pump.

y, A. n reur~szu Sorih Csroins hsuth cArona
aeorg A. Flsria, Ai4b as Mss. Pr tae i"A't< a se
t lis fsas az IS FerculEDFH1c asss fr o4dr
ssrx NURSE sea, and ~ IRE raaasf sn1 h~s4ss
ref ~ - tastH suPeraf O. ans pear acE ~ ase Aa
sii 50 tlla caHstrusfs - takFn % pisces
r s forrter erdtn<rf 49, eak - Htis - hsI
ssass There Il uata oll Atsat tae nuPs ets
: shs aaa tasxiHasis eltt-hsar4 - aaFatA y. n .
.s-st ssps. ihe { 2 e ~ 81 e4i % a - ns-Er-
Nhea 1,ed 80 sci - tsfir = Gas eeafeft NE
ne sn.in4 Is sae uia4ge snd - ser can -
asls = Ffs Enfas aaa sqers y h rs ec9asJ - "a
ny tesaA
fe aaf atl sasa ssf sscces 81 ath<E paRs- 10
rsn he asra - either - e,li4 saisF.
liAsina CIR s4sis1fd tteifes fAe esPscty xaile
ana a. ~ 81 he Fa1R, retsy sass e "a
atst tsr 90 c9an<s ,tsi1s t<Kstpt - sestern
nissr ~ MS s4fe uhca IA hren sstsl "sfeoa isuuy
ersaln hr fanls n u ~ <tats uaCsiaaet
ne ra5s are shesp saa lAzrrfs silAia sss rsasA 4
~ Saisrs PokTsa = ssEx. Sssssnls. rssa.
klst ". foafER,
argf-u tuisS 4 nkfkN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

our weapons against the tools of power. but against
the powers themselves. In such a warfare we know
we have nothing to fear. We have a conscious
ability of not only being able to defend ourselves,
bat of carrying the war into Africa and shall do
So if provoked to it. B. w. HALL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
4 New Family Grocery

HAS just teen opened Of Front st-et and
Ii the Square, where supply OF
All Kinds of Family Groceries
wiz b. pt constantly hand and sold the most rea
sonabe terms having made arrangements - accommodate
with fresh and superior articles Of goods and
cured services Mr. Payne experienced and safe
business man, who wi alwavs be found hInd. share
Of publ; p1trOuageis respectfully solicited.
apr24-ly G. d. WILLIAMSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
7rom The BATON Rouge Comet.
J. YORK & cos LIST.
Bayard TaylOr'S New Works.

Journey TO Central Africa.
India, On IA and Japan.
The Land Of the slracen.
Edorado; or, Adventures In the path Of Empire
Poems Of the Orient
Duties Of Young Men. by ?. II. Chaplin.
Duties Of Young Women. BY n. Chaplin.
Characters in the Gospels BY \. II. Chaplin.
Humsnityin the City. By y. II. ca pi3.
Religion Of Geology. By 3 lvari Hiteheock, LII. D.
Col Revealed in Creation and rist By Jas B. walker.
The End. BY Rev. In Cumming. D. D., FRS.
Dairy and Correspondents Of samuel Pepys, '. R. g.,
Secretary the Admiralty In the reign o. Charles IT, and
James II; with Life and Nses by Richard Lord BrybrOose
from the hfih london hilton. Two Portraits.
Literary and Historical Msce snies. by Geo. Bancron
Chemstrs Common Lie. By James 2. johnson, A. /.
Memoirs Of :. s. Prentss.
Analysis Of Soil. By Johnston.
Abbott's Napoleon Bona pATte.
Physical g. ography Of the Sea. By Maury.
Just recslvsIb BY JOHN YORK q co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

INAiRRANKs Celebrated. Dormant, Platform, Countes
j. ant Gro.ers Scales n sto-k Always IN store and IoI
sale MEnufAetnrer,s prices, BY heir Agents,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
anboat Books.
LIBERTY AND SLAVERY.

NV hoehf
BY Albert II. BledSOe, LII. d.,
Professor o. Maths mates IN the University o. Virginia.
CONTENTS.
Chap,t. The Nature q Civil Liberty.
Chaps The Arguments and Pesiiio-s q AhOlitiOnit.
Chap. 8 The Argument from III Scriptures.
Chap 4 The Argument from the Public Good.
CHIP. & The Fagiiiss Slave Law.
TIE above wOrt Is iar sac By CHARLES w. SMITH.
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May---Harper and Cooley.
.AEESI SAEIAI

TooN, NELSON co have just received Harper's and
lodey's Magazines for May.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24
Agency,
Commission and Auction Business,

would most respectfully solicit consgnments of such Goods
OF eUey and any description adapted to the market
Having determined not 10 purchase any article his
account and atterns bims that from long experience in
Commercial life, amt determination to give satisfaction 10
Consgnors and Shippers will be happy open c1Trespon
denee with Manufacturer, Merchants AMI Dealers the
various cite Of the Union, who efficient Agent
Factor In this market Orders fos the different Products
Of the Iuntry promptly attended TO.
Nashville, April est BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

Ne t.'nrl uoaid sYcf, tli- sarrt babe that
elapp~d vs. tlny hands ~elyouiv hrJ list ooming
y slunoerihg noS she has Nat,h-i The cottage
porch for CLEAN OF saving. golrn hair, she has
listed iof = merry CO. among The glad voices under
the young cedar tfees she aas vvcn pei red in
through the sise-ooyeTed easem. it, sceking the
iit e ertb-alasl the snowy eOverlet IL spread over
Is Fes, very ~nooihy nos; there Il a vacant place
by tn COTS arhs tonv, and vaier M she hear
Of the gentle mother fresh mound aud "whIte
stoue bearing new mann, = 81 the story, Cons
20 God 80
But boa saagsis wease wanderng--ibe spFing
time from without brgniles Us from odf task within
w -ho u have sald i MAS bright aud cheerful
spring nring, ~ the Cit, Of the Crescent sken
ou zero fai irarl the hero OF our s;ory.l set oas
upon bis homeSard JoarGes, Passing dovn the
Lssee. 90 where lay the stately steamer 10 which be
we 10 entark, be encountered ragged little
n-s .. D q Ire cent ,--here's
- 49,, .s.ah, sue ~. tls merry ar.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-24

ii AVING taken the large and commodilus Ware Rooms
lately occupied ~ Messs 5. H. LOOMS Co corner Of
the So and College Street. for the pupos Of tansactng
N exclusive
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01
GRAND ARRIVAL
OF NEW GOODS.

fsucsEssoA TO SAIA And cofFEx.J
Has gone into the grocery business, ana
where he has Just received large and supe-
rior assortment Of al kinds Of Groceries, pro.
yisious, fruits. &C., which As bow offers 70
Il. p1nerous acquaintanees, al prices perfect
" astonishing to any civilized Hawk Eye. Vas,
more ne Is prepared TO ssll cheaper than
any establishment west Of the Mississippi.
OYSTERs-kePt.csnstsntly on hand and
eryed up on shortest notice. .r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

S23as~S - 0SS
.... From the NV England Farmer.
HOME CTuEr.
~ xRs. ,. y. GAZE
Ben Fisher had finished his hard days work
And 10 Eat at his cottage doo'.
His good wife, Kate. sat By his side.
And the raoollight danced on the foer, ~-
fhs moonlight danced on the cottage Moor.
rfsr beans zero clear and bright.
4. when he ana Kate swelre years before.
Talked love In her mellow II hit.
Dea Fsshsr had never pipe q clay
Ard never dram drank he;
Do be loved II home with his wife to stsy,
Aud they chatssd right nerri,y;
Right merriiy chatted they on. the while
Her baby ssept on her brcass--
Will. chs' by rogue with rosy smile.
ia his fashsr's knes found rest.
Ben told how fast the potatoes grew.
And the Germ il tho lower Geld.
Aad the wheat on the hin was grown 70 seed,
And promised . glorioas yield;
4 glohssa yield iShsrvest time.
And bis orchard vas doipg. fair;
His sheep and Stock were in their prime,
His farn was in GOO repair,
Kass said fssr garden looked beautiful,
uef fowls and her calves were fat;
That the butte Tom.ny shst morning churned
Would buy him Sunday hat;
That Jenny Ter Pa 4 new shirt had made,
And twas done, too. by the rule;
That Needy the garden could nicely spade,
And Ann was ahead at school.
Ben slowly raised his toil-wern hand
Through his locks Of grayish brown
i tell yca, Kate. what think said he,
We're the happisst folks in town
.lknow' said Kate. that we alt'work hard
Work aud health 90 together I've found;
For there's Mrs. Bell does lot work n. ALL
And She sick the whole year round.
They've worth their thousands so people say,
Bat ne'er see them happy yet;
Twouli not be rue that would take th,ir gold.
Aud live In . constant fret;
Ny handle home has light within,
MIRA Bells gold could net buy
0sx healthy children. merry heart
And husbands love lit eye.'
I fane!cd tear was in Ben's eye,
Tae neon shone brighter and slenrcI
i'cosld not tell why the man should cry,
But he hitehed up to Kat still nearer;
lie leaned his head on her shoulder there,
And he took her had in his
Igness--shough locke a the moon jus, th.n-
That he left on her lips kiss.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

8. 9. stxik. r. arErN
. st EINsG
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Furniture
AND CHAIR WAnE-ROOMS.
WE invite the attention Of the citissns of
W Tipson, and Cedar county ingeneral, to
osr assortment Of Furniture, Chairs, and Mat
resses, consisting Of every article generally
called for in our line. We have some +
T-snty Different Styles Of Claire.
VARYING IN pricss from 44,1O 10 - per sstt /;
Rocking Chairs 1t from ~, so 70 $40. Bu.
rsau:, plain and fancy. from $l4 to $40. Bed
stsads frem $3.50 to $40 q piece, In short, W
thank ysu for your liberal patronage thus far,
and invite al In want Of Articles in our line to
give VI . call snd We sAaIl ~
Strive to Suit Yoa - Prize and Gfyss.
We wsrrant every articlsto be - represented
Union Block, next door to J. Lsmp L Co,
Mnscat,ns, Iowa, Jan. SO. 1T.