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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

CREAfLy REDUCED PRICES.-AUGCSr 2-uSIrEn
VI States Mail fne-ffiy pounds Of baggage free ~
per pound Four hours from ocean, by
Panama Railroad Through for California via Panama Rail
ROAD. The United States Mall Steamship Company viii
despatch for Aspnwall Wednesday. Acg ~. at O'Clock
~ precisely from pier foo, Of warren street North river
the ell known and fast steamship GEOR3E LAW Capt
VIM G. uerndon. T.. ~ N malls will BE-
warded b. Panama Railroad and connect ~ Panama Nth The
Pacific Mail Steamship t0mpanys magnificent steamship
SONORA r. Whiting commander which vii be IN readiness
and leave Immediately for san Francisco The public Ia
TO- med that the Pacific Mail Steamship Conr always have
extra steamers lying a Panama ready for
avoid any posbe detention Of passenger mails fo pas
apply "a W. RAYMOND. nj the oaiy Office OF The
pany No III IVES, street corner Warren street N n.
Freight 10 AspnwA 20 cents per cubic foot 4 per
prepaid and nc freight win be received after 2ocock
a the dayof sailing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

w S. MEILOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
w of about $4,000 worth Of cabinet furniture,
this day at II O'Clock at saesroom Is and Is Park to
pay advances consisting of solid rosewood paror Suits
wardrobes beauf etegeres music cabinets rosewood
hogany walnut aud oak chamber furniture suits match
ten richly enameiled chamber suits plain and with marble
tops; with variety OF plain and substantial furnture also
rosewood panoiores Fren III plate mirrors oil painting
silver plated ware suitable for the city and country trade
Descriptive catalogues morning Of sale. Goods be
viewed on Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

|yUBERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE AND
peremp'ory mortgage sale OF groceries on wednesday
ugust l0 O'Clock A. NJ, rasns, honey
pap coffee and ciares wine brandy port wine,
egars &C. Liberal cash advances made conslgnments
BAGLEx a SAVAGE, 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12
CpwARp scHEScK, AucTIoSEER,zLARoE SALE


" OF and lQuors-EDWARD SCIIENCk co VIII
eli ri auction Wednesday 49, at 0 O'Clock at theif
al~soo No. 50 Nassau street. importer sale Of hnc oil
krnndies wines champagnes carets sardnes Havana
erman segsrs sc consisting in part Of = o. p Renault
o. bennesSy 0tar champagne cognac, cegnac veux and
aher braidies Hedsck Champagne, IN quarts and pnis
clpse Phelps and other Madeiras; Brigham Amontilado
hevry ST. Julien clares schedam gin. Jamaica ana Santa
ruz rum gin whiskey &C In casks and dernJohns.
Also, large invoice OF segars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

GNOR NORFOLK MD FETEKsEC RU-TIIE UNIFIED
II States mail steamship ROANOKE Captain Thomas skin.
VIII leave for the above places Wednesday 18th inst
at ocock. r NJ from pier Is. North river She viii mr.
Norfolk the afternoon and Petersburg The follow
ing morning. Passengers for the South viii proceed directly
the Southern mil line 10 Charleston Augusta ss
nab &C Those Richmond will arrive their desna
ton early Friday morning Travellers viii find this The
che aud most expeditions route Passage
and with 20 Norfolk, o. Petersburg aud Rich
moud, $40 Apply 10 LUDlAM PLtAsANrs, 81 Bsoad
wny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

nRrvArE coNsuLrArIoNs-DR, WATSON has
for long OF confined HE attention 10 die
eases of In which he has wcaed le
twenty thousand Without an instance Of failure The
remedies srv mild and here h nterrupnou
change Of diet Dr. Watson IN ccnssant ss.niance nom
in me morning until u night ~ ha epnsulne rooms an3
rss,dsnse . Waller ssrssA isw door, Yea q BrosAwH.
Formerly ssrgeon 70 ~ Loci Hosvita1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12
1nuGENE d. .rrANKLIN. ArcrIoNEER-nY FRAYK.

fLNUGENE B..FPANKLIN, AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK
LIZ LIN, NICHOLS 4 co-Exiensye sale OF new cabinet
made furniture BY order Ct assignee Franklin Nichols Co.
sell. TO morrow morning at lo o'clock, their saesroom
Nassau street Fulton by order OF TO close
suites richly carved rosewood mahogany and black
walnut furniture covered In silk plush, French san broca
figured reps; solid rosewood and mahogany
aror sofas lounges centre tables chairs card and pier Ia
bes library secretary bookcaes solid carved oak
quite with marble tops, solid oak bookcase eegere, &c
Rosewood mahogany and walnut sideboads warircbca la
les secrearc secretary bureaus solid bedseads plain and
bureaus washsands stands book stands hair
&C.. dc several superb French plate mirrors
original oil paintings, engravngs silver plated ware table
cutlery French china and mante ornaments French
crystal glasses and gobets clocks fancy goods &c, &c the
whole 20 be sod without and comprising assert
worthy the attention OF the trade and others want Of
rst class furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

[ANEs PoIHEMUs. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SILL THIS
day, August II nj II O'Clock. At 02 Broadway BY vir
of an execution. viz fourteen marble table tops,
rble mancls. together with lot OF marble slabs good
5portunity Cor those in the business
1T. LOCKWOOD Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

TOR sALB-Ar BEDFORD, BROOKLYN T. T., A
IL good, substantial two story frame house, " by q feet
Coz tanning ten rooms together with eigh, lots ground ers
berry The above property situated Of Putnam and
Eosrand avenues Apply as above or 70 W. BROWN, 10
Cherry street. New York, In the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

HAVANA sEGARs AT AucTIoN-TIIIS AFTERNOON,
u O'Clock, TJNIS MORRELTs auctoneer, will sell by
alnrue extensive stock, importer OF pure lIa
ana other segars In quantities suit wholesale and
buyers Catalogues ready This will be the only sale for
kme time. Stock OF 10000. Mus; be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-THE SPLEEN
N did clipper ship ALBoNI. having the whole Of her
engaged and rapidly going board viii positively sal
for Melbourne Tuesday Aug II? Passeug gotng
in her will require TO make early application cor the
berths. Her accommodations cannot he surpassed For
passage apply board, nj pier II Fast river, 10
GOODFNE. ARkEl.I, ELLIOT s. Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

[NDWARD BCHENCK, AUCTIUNEEK.- EDWARD
VI sCHENCK a co. VIII SELL at auction this day. at
O'clock at their saesroom No 50 Nassau street. white
orse. is hands Llgh years old warranted sound and
osse, and kind in single or double harness. Also bay
orse hands high perfectly kind, sound and gentle also
OF double and single harness. side saddles Sc
lso several phaons, ptson rockaways. road and top
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12
FOR SAI.E.

CC cnn DRUG STORE For SALE, IN a PRO
DA.OOU. minent position, established fifteen doing
rs class business with large amount OF prescriptions
arare opportunity for physician. Apply to HowEss CO.,
"a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

MADAME MAR, THE PHRENoLoGrsT, Is AsEvENrH
l daughter She tells character age whether
you married, describes wife or husband
not married, tells you when AID whom you will marry
the events OF life correctly ha ason
shes all who visit Once, l07 West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

SANFORD co g CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN OPERA
- Troupe North. will perform lie
Ihursiay evening, Augusi Il Newburg Friday ard Satur
day August and o. foughs eepsie Moncay aud Tuesday
august II and IL, kingston Wednesday and Thu sday August
% and u; Hudson, Friday and Saiurdas August Is
l6 with that prce % bone PLAYERS j. Neil aod Geo Win
ship, Jr., the best Ethiopian Comedian the Union
BYRON CukIsri Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

pELLEyUE GARDENS. FOOT or EIGHTIETH STREET
- as river Every Wednesday throughout the will
be given concert aud ball concert 70 commence r. ~
and ball Of T. NJ Also on every Sunday throughout the
season viii be given grand sacred concert Admission
ioh occasions shilling Of which will be returned
refreshments sheos American brass and string bands
engaged Tor the Second and Third
every i've minutes The gardens free day
except sundays and Wednesdays n Part of the hotel
aud piazza reserved exclusively for the OF ladies' and
fsIniles. ). WARD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

W.. Of household furniture this day. August II at los
o'clock Is and Is Park opposite the Astor
House. of the entire household ELECTS OF fily relnqnsh
Ing housekeeping consisting OF several superb Brussels par
carpets fiat stair rods rosewood parlor
suit with slip covers rosewood second hand carved leg ar
drugges rosewood centre tables card and side tables
oak enameed chamber suit chairs rockers clocks
handle cutlery, glass ware BASKETS tin ware
Sod by order Of assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

NEw YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
~ Port Hamilton each waffle steamer SORw AK
capt g, 7 Rcdman, will leave as olc~s sundays included
esTlrs loot Of serins street a. 81, 4 n ia AMI az p n
leaving pier North River alto " and ar. NJ leavinr
island Fort Hamilton and back 10 New YORK. tsenty i've
cent? Tor which return ticket VIII be given No hall PRICE
Cor children. g. j. DODGE Agent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
KNAPP I REDMON.
Are sow opeaisg large and splendid sssrrs
Spring Goods,

AtNs. Q Leclair Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge compel.
ton! Having anticipated an increased demand
tor all kinds q Dry Goods this coming SEASON
We have purchased Monster Stock Of New
Besatifv staple ara Fancy Fashionable Goods
0IIsx, s1sC.,
Black no de rhine silks, fancy silks in end e.
variety; silk mantillas-new styles; scPd coli
ors III wool deisines, fancy aelaines, ell kinds;
new styles de osges. any quantity onc cheap.
FIenea Covers for Psssos, Tstles, &c.
Yx.ra superior French ka gio,ea; ensroi.
dered vaiE; Flounei.g, al kinds; English
thread laees, tarietsns, Ae.; Swiss musiins
dotted ruslinss Grape collars, dinity hands, &c
PEinis, Ginghans, &c.
Great variety Of shirt bosons. fancy co!ored
kid fn,sh silk gloves, plain and fancy delaines,
linen lawns and table linen.
Cantsn Grape Shawk &c.
Splendid assortment OF alpsccas new and
kinds Of collars; French worked collars, beauti
full styles; Rich embroideries in ssats
HOSIERY, GLOYES, sc.
Fine linen cambria handkerchiefs; shawls. q
variety Of qualities and patiel ms; thread lace
trimming, great variety; mourning sets sill
aces; black lace walls, &c.
Hoopsd and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed chintx; curtain goods indi,
Nv iss null, lawn crayats, book jaconet, and cam
brio mnsIins; striped and plain nainsook muslin
lome.tie and Staple Goods, Sheeftngs, Shirt
ings, Crash, Hueka6cck, Pliotr Linen
and Heeting, Scotch Dfsp~, Horse
Fuyn.sAiag Goods, Millinery and
Stya,o Goods, all .SsD and
Fiesh.
We particularly inyice attention to our assert
ment of staple domestm Goods feeling confden
we can present induce. ents to purchasers un
equailed for Cheapness Durability and Finish
Our patrons viii always find an unsur passed a.
| MT fron the smallest Notion. up 70 tn,
| richest and most magnificent article Of Dress
Goods.
n. Rive intend to sell large amount o
Goods at . small advance from cost
nlsIy KNAPP 4 REpNON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

The Jug Wthoa1t q Bottom.-On the
bridge that crosses the Grand Rapids, we
me, a bale old man and his wife, with
eleven sons, seven daughters and thirty
seven grand children, with nuneIoa.
horses. carts, wagons, oxen, cows, calves
sheep, and .urnl!ule Vi altiqaated ap-
pcaFalce. among which were 10 be seen
cradles FOR babies and cradles for grain
spinning gheels, pots aud kettles, and al.
mos. every thing requisite 10 ( Im SCI
tiement such es fifty. seven blood rela.
tons slll make in the Grand river coun-
try. Alter the train stopped, we made
sotne inquiries, and asked the old gentle.
man wha. use could To made Of bo1oua.
less }sg which ~as carefully slowed away
among his domestic equipments, and re.
selved the following reply:
Why, siI, atn man Of many years
and having worked other peoples land.
all my days, aud paid from four to nine
bushels OF whea: psr acre every year 10,
dong land have all thai time used q
Jug With bottom III it. by which ali my
pioilts have been wasted; aud | got siel
.. feeding both landlord end rum -se!!e,
SO | sen, seven OF my boys to Mexie.
TO light ior their country. They ali 70
back safe and brought seven sections o
land. that, please God, will lie mine with
Out rent.
And now tina, old jug there shall hol,
all the whiskey and rum tina, will be uset
,..lg.ln g.. [
Old Gen. Ta,lor told my son John tina
INA. was the kind Of jug to pu, liquor in
and | bel eve 1t. Muenesoia papsr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
WOODS
VURNERF.
1865.-l868.
Sixteen miles east Of lows City. IN Cedar cs.l
81 5000
Grated ADplO Trnna.

II 10000
Grated Apple Trees,
from to summers growth u 81 SO and els.
per loo Extra treex . few Of which arc large
enough to<ruit) extra prices. Also cherry trees
or different varieties and t0me ornamental trees.
g-rAH trees warranted true 70 name,
Our nursery being u miles from timber. The
tees are we'll adapted 70 prairie soil. Having
saccssded we'll in fall transplanting the Two psss
antumns. We feel prepared 70 recommend II, aud
believe u would be economy In the farmer to see
his orchard In the fall and raise mound or 10
iuches aroan each tree, which shonid be remvos-
cd when vegetation has started freely n the
spring, a. which tine the tree sho1id b. trim
cd to sun the taste and the prsvious yeaso
growth rbortend to or buds. Many farmers
are no doubt aware from sad experissce, thst
IN Iowa, where nearly AL our sesding II dens.in
the spring that II the orchard planting II neg-
iected until that season. II Ia apt 70 be put Of I'll
the next spring. and % from year 70 year. u11A
IT Is full time he had . hearing orchard. WAsa
spring planting il prscticsd. Il II t>osght 70 b
Of material advantage 10 dig the holes for Tia
trees 10 autumn. Catalogues Forwarded 70 those
who request them. Address
G. P. WOOD.
niatf spriagdalc, Cedar GO. low.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
7UR0IUTT
30OA@S1 O2a4

No. It's, Second Il Auscsssne, Iowa.
n N. BURNETT vsuld announce to ths
n. Trade and Cosaxyy MasehaAtA that be
can supply. Tor c,sA, ~ SCHOOL JOCKS,
puhl7s6ed 81 WI. SnisA 4 Co., tvisos &
Phiny, and A. q Dafnes = Co; isei.dAng ~
the Heetc asssn q School Books, SanderS
Readers, DsvisS Series Of IlatAeassies, &C.,
By Sayine q hin, they save freight, insurance,
&c, a1d en- have thsir orders hlled " much
shorter time. he also Keeps constaatiy = store,
and WI job, q anal sdvancs o ssssssn pr
ce., an Other school hssks used in Iowa Also,
A large Aeek Of Cop 4 Letttr PaPr,
Fancy note paper. plain asd iasey seveiopes,
cards. states and peneils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket oooss'
maps, INKS, steel pens, bibles and prayer oosk,,
song books, blaAk books, psa books, tack
struments, cheap publications note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, yalen,
tines, pocket kLires, novels, from ~ - ana
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
VioiiDs, guitars, acroTdeons, &c, together
with instruction book :, IL Oh kisds sheet music
&C. He buys largely OF all the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper tteduchng feignc &c,)
than they can Be got elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade 10 The
Book and Stationery business-has adopted u
hi. motto: " Small profile osd ls'ss sajes F"
He has also . very large stock Of Sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theols
| books, for sale at eastern prices.
Ner Books received by Erprsss, a. soon a.
Published.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
| ceised daily. CIR N. B. is agent for The
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, C. r. Halls Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
nj, ly. r. II. BURNETT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

T1s Influence Of Woman.-Thackeray
says ], 10 better for you TO pass an even.
ing once or twice week in lady's
drawing room. even though the CONVEX.
sailon - rather slow, and you know the
girls songs BY heart. than in club, tzs-
e.4, OF the pi, Of a theatre. All the
amtsements Of youth TO which vir,uou.
women are not admitted, rely On il, are
dcleterious in their nature. All men
who avoid female society have dali per-
csptions or gross tastes, and revol. agains'
what is pure. Your club swaggerers, who
are sucking the butts Of billiard cues all
night, call female society insipid. Poe
Try Is inspired to bu, few beauty has nc
charms for blind man music does no,
please poor beas. who does no, know
one tune from another; and as true
ep.cure is hardly ever tired Of water, OF
oil brown bread and buster-I pro.es. ths,
| can sit all night talking to well regu.
lated. kindly woman. abou, her girl com.
ing out, or her boy a, E,on, and like the
evenings entertainment One Of the
grea, benefits . man may derive from
woman's society is. tina, he is bound to
be respectful to them. The habi, is O
grea, good TO your moral man, depenc
upon il.
Our education makes US the most emf
nen.ly selfish men in the world. w,
fight for ourselves, We light our pipes
and cay we won't go out-we prefer our
selves and our ease, and the creates
good that comes to man from a soma n
society is that he has to think of some
body besides himseif-somebody to whom
be i. bound to be constantly attentive AM
respectful.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

l hereby certify tina, have known
Mr.. J.F.Bllss for several ycars,and con.
slder him an honorable man 10 every
sense Of the word. E. +. WrcxEa,
Commission Merchant.
CALHssuao, Ills., June 18th, $50.
How any man in favor OF the Freedom
Of Territories can support Buchanan af,e'
reading the above, is beyond our CON.
psehension. Let the free Press Of (hf
country give this free circulation sac
let the fact be known that, Buchanan
friends are pledging him to the Border
Rul6an's! We will refer to this mattel
again. Mr.. Bliss voted for Pierce in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

The pstriota need Is fame that never Dies
He n Ids no bard TO strike quiverins the string
To sonad his praises to tbs answering skies,
Hi.giory. riding on times eeassless wing.
Aosxs far shove oblivion's stream, that lies
Where ne dali weeds Of life are whitening.
ges' he sho seeks hs counIy's good win shine
A. sun that sets not. diEnless and divine
flames Bird.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

From The Ga,essavg Free Democras Jnre 70.
Mr. J. +. Bliss. who JUS. returned
from Kansas, made the following stale
men. TO Us, which. at our request, he lie
dueed 10 writing and testified to under
oath:
was in Col. RIeh's Store at Fort
Leavsnworh, X. T., on Friday, June
18th, 1856, ADD listened to a converse.
non between Judge Lecomp,e and some
other gentleman, unknown to me, rela-
tive TO Gov. Robinson and the ether pris-
eners. and. like wise. the pol,cy Of Presi-
cen. Pierce, in regard to Kansas affairs.
One Of the &C Il.man expressed Tears as
to the orthodoxy Of Mr. Buchanan on the
Slavery question. Lecompe replied
that he had letters from some Of Bucha.
mans friends, and ,ha, he was all RICH,
On the Goose, and tina. he would pursue
the same policy that Pierce had-bu.
,ha, it must be KEEP, still 10 order TO carry
Pennsylvania and New York; and, said
Leccn,pie. he will fool old Reader 'r;o
supporting him. too. Old Buck 10 all
right. boys don't fear him.
The above is. in substance, the con.
vsIsatiou that passed in my hearing. ot
which / made minute Of The time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
SAFE OF ILLINOIS
CovarY or KEex

GALEssuae, June Is IS
This DAY personally appeared teiore me
J.F. Bliss whose name - attached 10 the
above statement, and testified unIer oatn
that the above statement. and, as near
a. he can recollcct, in words the CONVEX.
satioa which be heard between Judge
Lecomp,e, oil Kansas, and others.
CHAuxcEy WHIrE,
Justice OF the Peace.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

D1o~ Revenge is common passion;
II Is the sin OF the unnslrueisd. The
savage deems It noble; but Chrs,'s rel-
gion, which is the sublime ciyllizer, em.
phatleally condemns H. Why Because
ieIeion ever seeks 10 snnoblc man, and
nothing so debases hIm as revenge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
Spring 1855 Spring 1856
Just Received IN our Retail Department,
] 900 Yards Black silks.

Striped and plaid nainsook uiuslins. Swis.
and dotted maslins, Grape collars, mourning
'setts, black silk iaces, the new style Hoop i
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

Spring 1853. Spring 1856
NEW GOODS.
Just Received In our Retail Department,
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Corner Of seeoni and Brady ST., Davenport.
TIE following New Goods we have ius.
opened to which We call the attention Of our
customers:
$50 AeW styles MantaIas.
New styles DE- LANES, embroidered Collars.
lace collars, dimity bahds, black silk Nett for
wells. English thread iaees, tarietons soft nets.
Misses init's, Swiss and cam brick aoancluc.
black lace wells.
900 Yards Black silks.
Striped and plaid nainsook uIuslins, Swiss
and dotted maslins, Grape collars, mourning
'setts black slik iaces, the new style sHoop'd,
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hosiery,
Canton Grape Shawi., mohair mitts, Ft.e
Cloths and Cdfsfmrres, linen dfiIlings. curtain
damasks, extra quality needles, india silks.
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
cotton, rubber puff combs, steel, gilt. pearl and
silk buttons, combs Of every description,
leather be.ts.
80 DOE SHIRT B0SONS.
30 pieces fancy dress silks, brilllAns, lace
mantillas, fancy glnyhams, printed chanis,
Canton Grape sharis, furniture patch, Scotch
diaper toweliing, tabl linen, crash, 9-4 bleach
ed and brown sbeeting muslins, curtain mus
| Tins, yelyets.
30 Dos. Linen Corsb. Hdfs.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye di ape :
10000 Yards CalicOes.
India, Swiss, tnnll book, jaconctt and cam.
brio nuslins, gents, lawn cravats, lawns, buff
curtain musins, piano covers, long cloth mus
Inns, hroeche shawls, linen and cotton shir
bosoms, spring colors ,paris kid gloves, fame,
col's kid finish silk gloves, 100 rs. fancy ana
| plain spring delaines, cbambray gingha us
french embossed cfintz, 1 cate de bages, (goo,
quality for IL IL cts, curtain damasks, mo
resnes, green, brown and blue berages for wells
30 ps. Irish linnens. palm and printed sprin,
shawis, black silk shawis, toilet quilta
1 Full Assortment Of xOtiOas.
great variety Of other New Goods will b,
| opened " few days.
~Ws have also opened .
Wholesale Department
sepera'e from VI fetal store, TO which the
| attention Of Merchants is directed.
II II. SMITH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19

Wooden aud Rllov Rsc.
nackeral, Salmon, Picked Herring, Pearl
Barley Farina, Soda, 6alarstuA T. Powders,
Rice, lIo.iny, Loaf sugas Starch, Corn Neal,
corn starch. bath hgick, saaS, tallow and spsrm
csndleA A choice selection II 0rssa -
Black TeaA n % n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
100 Dozen HOisery,

Canton Grape shawis, mohair mitts, Ft.e
Cloths AVID Cassfmeres, linen drlllngs, curtain
damasks, extra quality needles, india silks.
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
cotton, rubber puff bombs, steel, gilt. pearl and
silk buttons, combs Of every description,
lea Their heifs