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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-20

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WE have just opened New and sp,end,a
~ Assortment OF C,orHrxo L CENT,,
F.aNisHfxc CooDs, in the New Brick Block
four doors east Of Swstland's. Upton. iowa.
The people Of Old Cedar ana the rest o.
mankind, are respectfully invited to call ant
examine our STOCK OF
Over Coafs, Dress Goats, kharls, Taima. an.
6.nness Coats, Psafs and Tesss--aH
kssds, SAsyts. Dvssceys, Giooes. Hose.
Crovats, ClofAs 4 Cass;meres,
Satisetts. Pst,1gs &c., r..
We have also fns lot Of Boots 4 shoes.
tor men, women and chlldrea, Hats and CAPS
Trunks, Carpet Sacks Umbrellas, etc.
IN fact We have ain ost every article you will
ind IN general Clothing and Furnishing e..
adjustment Garments made to order, on shor
notice. e Our prices will be low and mi.
form, striving 10 I've up 10 the principle If
Fan Dsaimg Hui An
whereby We hope to merit aud obtain a share
OF the public patronage.
Nov. Is, '56 att. NANCY & lNGMAN.
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TAXESy TAXE.Sy I,AXES'!
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7As T.ssS~yi. ssost 70 S;nt BAseafa IL Wall, 2,
4. W.! N.s !a...R aIa.y 1sr P''~. Raiy'-70
NOTICE Il hereby sivss. that TIE Taxes for A.
IN D. 1854, County, State. School and Road,
arc now due and greatly needed, and II not paid
BY the frst day d January next, interest at Is
per cent will be demanded without doubt. Al
ready have received . circular from the State
Treasurer, informing me that the " State Tax -
must be paid, without fail, within the period
prescribed BY Law.
You are further notified that Gold and Silver
will be required for the payment Of the same
County warrants received - specie. Procure
your Road certificates previous 10 settlement.
Office open from Q to IL o'clock, A. n and
from / to I O'Clock, P. N. The remainder Ct
each day being absolutely required for the cor
rection Of the books and business connected with
the Recorders Once. secretaries Ct School
Districts are requested to make their returns OF
Delinquent ls,ds for School tax, previ ,us to the
irst day 81 January next. II G. PIATr,
vet II. 1886 Treas Cedar 20. lows.
Tax Paysr,, Read Ys tho Law and
Govern Yourselves Accordingly!
"No demand for Taxes shall be necessary. bat
II b The daty Of every person auhect 70 taxation
TO attend ct the once Of the Treasurer, at some
time during the four months named, end after
the Is day Of September, and pay bis taxes
and II any one neglect 70 pay It before the nrs'
day Of January, following the levy Of the Tax
The Treasurer 10 directed 70 make The same BY
distress and sale Of his personal property. ex.
cepting saoh q b exempt from taxation. ADD thu
and the Tax List alone shall b s0Acisnt war
rant fer such distress. And The County Treas.
urer 10 hereby authorised to appoint ono OF more
deputies 10 cid and asist In collecting the taxet
thus to b made by distress and ssle." sSN.
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Late Gurnet tS YosJ
No, lee LArr s~es.r rHIcAsn utrNnta
Importers ana Jobbers +
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage TRIMMINGS, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather beitiRg, dc.
ID espeetfuliy invite yeur t,sssioa to the
IL different departments OF our business. aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust we can execute orders in the most satisfae-
tory manner, and OF the most favorable terms
PA TED GOODS.
Our assortment Of silver and brass plated
trimmings consist Of every article intie line
an. az We are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce
ments to our customers. Our stock of staple
Saddle aud Harness HardrGre
J. passed by any house in the West and We
feel confdent thar We can sell at such prices as
cannot fail TO give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trimm ings.
Our assortment in this line is fuil and com.
plete. consisting OF blue. brown drab and ciaast
oroadcioths; cotton, union, and worstea dam
asks, brocatetle, paramettas, coach lamps curtain
lights, and every article in the line.
Patent and Enamelled Leather. Of all colors,
Noble & Iloare's Coach NarEish, an extra
article. smiths Steel Converted Axes, all sizes
We call the attention Of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axtes. We sell them al laanufac
turer's prices, and are the only Agents.
Leather Belting.
We have the only Agency for Reese &. Hoyt's
superior Patent Stretched and Riveted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub
Der Betting and Packing
LEATHER We offer for sale in this depart.
ment, Oak and Ilemock tanned Harness, Bride.
and Collar Leather. Hog Skin Seating ~kirting
and Pad Skins, spanish and Slaughter sole Lea
Their, French. Philadelphia and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak and HeRlock Upper
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco. Binding. and
Lining Skins, with full and general assortDuests
Of Shoe Findings.
SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask PARTICULAR rttenton to our stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for our
House, and Of quality and finish uEs quail ed and
we warrant them. Our prices as lew AZ 4
common article Is usually sold for. From deal.
ers and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask call, and fatter ourselves that eur pri-
ces and terms such will command their
favorable consideration. 33,Gm.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
Demonstr ated at
kiser, Grew & Turner's Cash Store,

Demonstr ated at
kiser, Grew & Turner'S Cash Store,
A T which can be seen and bought very low
n for Cash, or Produce. every article tia
ought TO be kept in Store House. We invite
the attention of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell oil kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds of Groceries, as low as
they can be bought at the River 'owns--and
anxious 10 bald up the trade Of Tiptor, we
adopt the motto:
"SmaH Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled to compete with Daven-
port or Muscatine, and give to our numerous
customers, Ito whom we retarr our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage during the
past year,, bargai that will warrant a
continuance OF their favor. We have neither
yds. fast coiored calicos, new styles, to IL
cts, II, $50 yds Bro. Muslin, I'D wide, to 10
cts. We will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, I'd wide, IL yds. for $1,00. Coffee, Su-
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
900 prs Ladies' com. a dress Boetees, 90 to LIS,
asao " Mems d due Boots. 2o0 to go
ESQ Boys 4" 100 to 200
50 Children's com. and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for 200 men
and boys; Hats and Caps, new Styles for 1900
men and boys.
Bear In M 4 n d!
That As we do CASH business business, we
can afford to, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, to accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and 50 do buyers generally. The day
Of Settlement, Ike Jadgment, t0fii come, and un-
happy the mas. Who e not prepared fort.
One word TO the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage; for them. we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods,
an endless variety Of Paramettas, French and
English Mersaos. Delaines. Gro. De. Rhine,
Lustrine and Sat Duchia silks, from 30 cts. to
81 per yard
Fall aud Winter Bomets and Foeers.
ONE WORD MORE.
OF the few articles Of summer goods now on
hand we'wif sell at precisely cost and trans
portatoD; row bring on your money and ge,
the worth Of il. We went charge You much
for Goods anyhow. and nothing for sho wing
them. Finally, customers,
j. 8. EdH ards, who stands at the head
Of his profession, a. q Tailor, cuts clothes
for eur customers, and warrants evary job. So
proud is lie OF his reputvtion, he couldn't sleep
II he should fail TO please! that's all.
Respectfully submitted TO candid public.
Sept. SO. 36f klSER, CREW l. TURNER.
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N RITiNG Paper, Letter. Note and Fools
w cap, Drawing, Tissue ard Colored papers
Envelopes, common and hncy, Pens and lax
Tor sale by A. ts;lb,rs.
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Needles and Cotton, Perforated
" Board and Wors.ed, cold by A Gilbert.
Pocket Knives, forty kinds for sale by
A. Gilbert
pORIE Monnaies, Wallets, Bill Heads. BLANK
4 BOOKS, great variety, for sale BY A, G.
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NOTICE.

TO su f~s6ss intrested or h sny rise eoncsr red:
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
IN will net pay, and hereby cautions oil per.
sons from purchasing the following described
notes. TO Wit: Two prsmissory notes. each d.
ted Dee. ~. 1854; each calling for -Four Hun.
lred and Fifty Doflars. Said notes were made
b tia UNDERLINED. and made payable two ysars
amer date, TO the order Of josiah Ksislar; and
spon one Of said potes wss endorsed payment
Of Two Hundred and Sixty.four Dollars.
Dec. Ia 1855. Sl-3t ELISHA = EDWARDa
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fOR SALE.

XII Acres, good ,uffosemea 8. on Rosk Greek
w Two niles north o. Red o ,s,~eii ~asered.
- s DswsLt. Agent.
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New Furniture warehouse.

New Furniture Warehouse.
The S,hscriber has Just open.
ed In the new and elegant STosE
49, X ON. the third from the corner
Of lows Avenue. In Buffers Block. large and
Splendid assortment =
pofloF Cabin 81 and
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Oonsistiog In part Of Sofas.
DivanA Tete-A-1etes, BnreauA
WhatNota, Hat Racks, Work and
wash Stands, Centre, Card, Dining.
Dssakfas: aad Extension Tables,
Dsdstssds Of every description,
Chsirs Of every style and finish. &C., &c.
To which The attention Of the public 10 respect.
fnliy isvjtsd. W. LITTLE 4 son,
Looking Glosses.
VX7u0LDsALE and Retail by
w xsssstins, rews. ts,sn. w. LrsLy Soy.
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Ntp. 9obertis
GREAT BARGALNSII

n EAKA FOX NdLEs ten miles east from
"A Upton, ON the Davenport road, near Pos.
ton Grove, containing s3s acres; So Of which A..
good timber; $50 under fence, with 50 acres Of
tame meadow, nice young orchard Of l1s bear.
Ing trees; . new frame house with ten rooms a nd
good cellar. 4 good frame barn; good Well Of
vstsr n the barn, and one q the HOUSE: rood
stock water on the place.
A good brick House, and small frame dwell
ling with two LotA on the corner South OF the
Direley House, and on the same 10 good ssabling
for eight hssd Of horses.
Twolet On corner West Of Bireley House, with
. good frame Blacksmith Shop, and good frame
Dwelling. 10 BY 80; three rooms.
Also, IS head Of cattle, some ten or twelve yoke
ef work Cattle. All Of the above property can
- purchased on the most reasonable terms bv
calling On either J. n. BiRELEY,
81 4. H. C. PIATT, or &. DEWELL.
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New Millinery.
Corner opposite r. N. Long, Esq. nea,
The Goodrich House.
7 AIDES, ifyoa wan. Bonnet,
IL Suited TO your mind,
Cali at Mrs CAgrHR's
And there you may it End.
Feathers Flowers, and Ribbona
Ofevery shade and dye.
As cheap as can be solas =
Won't you come and buyl
Straw Bonnets too, 10 order.
Bleached both white and fair,
Collars Headdresses. and Caps,
As fine - you will wexr.
Then come, one and all,
Our assortment to see;
We are your humble servant
IL you give to us the fee.
4s,sa. F.CARTER
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THE undersigned Arm Of J. BowERsocK & Co.
i have this day, by mutual consent dissolved
partnership. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the above Arm will please call and
set.ls without delay. The books will b, found
With Jessc Bo~ersock. j. BOwERSOCK,
Dot II b IS. 49.6w q. II. DAVIDSON.
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~1oceIlSErs
1T WHOL SIZE. =
The subscribers have now on hand. and agc
daily receiving from the East ard South. a.
40. s FRONT ST. Avn LEFEE.
burrows New B!oek) Davenport. Iora
large, we'll selected and hull stick Of fresh.
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, SAT-.
Woodcngarr, Provisions Sc.
which they offer to the trade ~ Nhal sale e..
c.u-ively. To Retail Merchants. Hot Ikcepass
aud others Of the interior OF the State and Nab
rasaa, who purchase al wholesale. We sire IT,
assurance that we will Gil their orders ad raefe.
o'auda OF Chicago and ST Louis prices ,raae
portation afdtd.
Merchants, Greeers All Eot KEEPER. ,.ar
business on the line or uear the line of the ais,
.ss,rr. : n.'ssou., Railroad, Iesa City. a taf.
Their West, will find II to th1ir Interest t. nlai p
their purchases ct us, and l. shipping thu
Goods Ivy the NJ. 1 NJ, Rairoad eaye 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other port GA IT,
river. Our facilities are Of the iirst class al
we iefl the most positive jaaieAte, tistg II YFa
will give us C. call. look through our stock, aud
learn our prices ard terms We shall receive "a
liberal share Of yorr ra'ronaee: which II shall
be cur ain, by furnishing frat rate goods ia
favorable prices, and fair dealing, 70 merit ard
receive.
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hereby given 10 all persors kno~sug them
l selves indebted TO the undersigned 10 call
and settle these accounts Immediately. and ave
cost. 49tf STOUT SHEARER.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
Notice.

A Ii persons knowing themselves Indebted 10
"A the undersigned On book &C omit. or other
wise will please come forward and settle On ,r
bssoss The nrst Of January next. or the account
will BE- plsced 10 The hands of r II Long Esq..
for collection. 49,3w DAN. HARRASS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21
NO>/(
DIED.

At his residence in this place Friday morn
ing, 18th inst, Col. JAMES FULTON, aged 50
years. 1t is needless to attempt an euiogy on
the life and character of one who, in conse-
quence of his business qualifications and un-
firing energy and industry in the dispatch of
business as lawyer, endeared himself to the
memory of all for whom he was called to act,
as counsellor OF lawyer Col. Fulton came to
Lincoln county about the year 1921, and Local
ted in Fayetteville as practitioner at law -
Let his competitors at the bar as well as the
people generally, say how, well he succeeded.
In consequence of his profound learning in the
legal profession, his opinions were for many
wears considerations. His industry, energy
and indomitable courage in the prosecution of
suits at law, secured for him business honor
able as well as lucrative. He was a member
of the Fayetteville bar for about 50 years, du-
ring which time no man ever has, nor probably
ever will, enjoy to such an extent the conf
dcnce of the people Honor, faithfulness and
integrity. as well as talents, Industry and per-
severence, marked the whole course of his
life Tosay that Col. Fulton is dead is to say
great man has fallen-one rendered great BY
the force of his own talents and application.
The Young lawyer loses good friend in the
death Of Col T. He was always ready to give
instruction, and would hold them up until
they were aole to stand alone; and when en-
gagged with them, would consult, giving re-
spcct to their opinions. Able, profound and
energetic. his mind rose superior to the strong
forte of weaker intellects, snch as wrangling
and disput;ng upon immatesial points, always
admiring the lawyer who was disposed to fight
] his case upon the ground of merit. Long viii
be be remembered by the people of this coun-
~, as a great lawyer, and honorable man, and
a good citizen.
4 The citizens who suffered the loss OF their
houses and other property in the storm Of Feb.
l,5l. vii ever renlem Der the name of James
Fulton with feelings of grateful emotion. His
heart (which always heavedwith generous SEN
timents for his friends) called forth the effort
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21
JAMES R. BRIGHT, Sec'y

An Trident that bears ats osrn
Comment Isaac,a body servant oil
Gen. .Quitman, arrived home a few
days since. Shortly after he Gen
eral reached Washington City, Isaac
expressed a great desire to return
home to Mississippi. Upon being
pressed for his reasons for SO sudden
wish, be told his master that he
had been repeatedly beset by two
white men from Boston, who urged
him to accept their aid to run from
bis master. lie stated that he was
afraid that he would be Kidnapped
into freedom, as be believed the two
men were capable of any atrocity. -
The General gave Isaac a pass, with
which be safely reached home, to bis
infinite satisfaction. = Matches Free
1rGRsr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21

A CLERGYMAN IN FIx.-A day
or two since we NOTICED the fact that
Ia Presbyterian minister resigned his
charge in Philadelphia, because the
rules Of bis church would not allow
him to marry lady in Virginia who
had been divorced. The RieAlmo,ld
Enquirer says the reverend gentle
man came to Virginia to claim the
boon for which he resigned bis occu-
patton and salary; but the lady, on
hearing of bis resignation declined
marriage; giving as her reason the
desire not to separate church and pas
tor Cincinnati C6zuHRb5da.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21

John Riekels, a native of Virginia.
but for a great many years resident
of Oglethorpe county, Ga, died at
bis residence near Lexington on the
30th nit, at the advanced age of l04
years A correspondent of the Al
gusta Chronicle writes that he cult
waited small crop Of corn last year
with his own hands, and that since
he passed his I00th year he has fire
quently walked 20 Lexington @
miles, and back in The same day!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21

PROFESSOR WOODS MEDICINE DEPOT The
attention of our readers is requested to the
advertisement of Prof. Wood, in this paper
He engaged in his present business, we be-
leve, not more than year since, where he
established depot for the sale of medicine at
IA Market St.. bit by energy and popularity
ne has increased it to almost limitless extent.
Now he has depot 10 the city of New York
arranged for manufacturing extensively, and
for supplying the, eastern portions of the coun-
try. The value and popularity of his prepa-
rations are attestod by multitudes of certif-
Gates from persons who profess to reomme nd
them solely from their own experience.-.&.
Louis Latehgencer, July1, 1855.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21

A Supreme court commissioner Of
New Jersey, whose habits have placed
him in Jail as a yagrant, had himself
taken before the Hudson county
court the other day on writ Of habe-
as corpus issued by himself He
made his own argument, but failed
to convince the judge, and was re-
manded to Jail as a vagrant.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-02-21

CoNsUMPTIoN.--The number Of
deaths by consumption in the city Of
New York in the year 1854 was 713;
and during the past year 547. This
decrease is said to be due to the
treatment of this disease by inhala-
ton, which has been much resorted
to for the last eighteen month.