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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Acres, $3.50
with a supply OF tom lots In the town Of Upton.
AIso--A farm Of 4S0 acres OF first class prai.
RE with a comfortable house, young orchard
just commenced bearing well ~ater,d by the
north branch OF Yankee Run, % acres of timber
one mile south, all Or any u which msy bs had
10y appiyingi SAMUEL DEWELL,
Guueral Lard Agen. at Upton, Iowa.
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is4,~ A house which las been for some
years dealing largely in cheese and otn.
er provision, has been obliged to suspend
payment Losses 10 a perks peculation
were reported as the cause. The de.
cline IN pork has been about So per bar.
rel from the highest point. During The
rl'@ /" ais article fortunes were made by
a lew fortunate houses. " Y. tribune.
lltM.
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ESIHAy SILEhS.

pAkEN Up by Si,n'i Long, Sen. in Ceatrc
l. 1oSnshp, Oh the 22i day OF Nyyember,
1853, t"o yesriug steers, cue a dark rel aud
be oshQr d b.nIie with liue 5lck each has "a
crop of Of each ear. and slit IN the righl one,
aud appraised at s2v before II ii Long E.q
Nov. 2Gth, 1855. J. ". CATS LII.
NO 3m County Clerk
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EsT AY MARE AND .ULP.

IT AkEN Up by j. =. H. Anlcrzgu, III Iowa
l. Township, on the l6th day OF November,
1875, an - roy light cErs;art sorgsl Mate ~ltb
-ume gray hAEs. lett fire foot White III whit.
hlazs ~ The night OF the crn.re Vi the iacs,sb ut
Is HANDS high, and abJas S y~srs I'D Goxt
>pgtpg.
Also, jack by nue. ablat Ii Lands high,
ID at tn, years eli next spc.aI and appraised
at Sl0a elcn, before Aisxuisr Ines, Esq.
HDg lysb, 1875. J " t.AgrstL
- 81. N..t.lltr lIeIk.
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ESTRAY COW

Taken up by John Thome, in Springfield town-
l. ship on the l0.b day OF Dc. 1855, mech
u.n SEED red COW, With some white on the ions
and belly, with short crooked horns, eight or
n,ne years old, aud appraised at $40, before
james Ii. Noe, E>q Dec, 18Th 1855.
J. ". GrrELL, County Clerk.
January, I'd 1856. Inl 3ml
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Executor Nalice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letters of "A
y minlstration haze braa ialy issued 10 ne.
by the Cousty Judge OF Cedar Co.. Iowa. IN.
on the estate Of Andrew Hill. deceased. Al
persons Indebted to the said estate will make
payment Al once, 10 the subscriber. and those
having claims against said estate will present
hem, daily authenticated. cit
Jan. IL, 5b. BENZ J. ROGERS. Ex,r
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hhen ignorance Is Bliss, ffc-A
London paper illustrates its knowledge
Of American affairs b. informing his read
efs that the Nebraska territory IN the Uni
tod States lsa tract Of several million q +
acres Late y purchased by Tue Americans
tom the Mosquito King. Ducntoyt
Ga-efte.
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Executors Notice.

TIVE Caderstz n. having h "a appointed Eek
eatgtoF Of the estate 81 4oaa " AcQuee D.
i" eaaet late Of Gadas Cgaaty, Iowa. bg the
County Court &C said Couafv a. tie January
term thegeot. siTes dga uosec Il 81 persons h4g
ta3 claims against said estate TO present tie
SAM auig authenticated aad all persona being
Indebted viii please call AMI SETTLE
sat ROBERT COVER Tx'-
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ESTRAY COLT.

Taken up by Samuel Gilliland, in Pic
neer Township, on the 1@th day II Dec, 1885,
brown, horse colt, one year old, past, small
white spot in the face, with black hosfs, streak
ed with white, and appraised al SD, before d.
Patner, Esq. J. W. CAltELL.
Dec. &c, 30. 1,,m. Co Clerk.
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ENlR AI COLIN.

TAKEN Up hy AID "a Mo-. Ia Sa1ar Cr.' l
T.Ag Ia , o. IA. 81. 1 = o Nor 1915 vac ia K
b,Jan e. are colt. u % white O IA De. f,cs,
$50 y,,.rs Ola pat, Ana vD3 4I-at 10y Locs.
colt, oae year ola st, Hith u si,, il tee las ,
an. the III taud h. o. WITT. TIL mate coil
81. praised It sl00, and h. noree colt asIIais q
at 40 le'er. Il ". Wal! e~l Nv 30 1875.
h,U-3n J " CAnELL
lCuu-{ &c L.
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Sleepy Ss'mon--TAe late Sgtney
Smith, % reference 10 certain Parsons
who, by landing the most subine ttulas
in tie dulIest Ianguag, and ieal man.
EeT, - often set Their h>arers 10 siecn;
Used to ask whether, sin wa 10 he Ia / s.
en- from men as Eve was taken from
Adam, by casting them into deep slum.
bert
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EXCHANGE Ch1c,!

eight DRAFTS on New York can he had
> OF the Subscriber in sums 10 sat purchaser,
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cash ed.
American Gold frEisaed at d small premium.
Ofre orsr StreA4ui anil Snyls''s st0rs
WM. II. TItIiiIL
Upton, January / 1876
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ESTR.1Y colt.

TAKE up by James NJ. Kent, at his resi-.
/ dcncc in Polk township, (siar county,
Iowa. on he 81 d'y + ,os. 1855, a dark
brown yearIrg colt, with some white hairs
mixed N, and app alsed at thirty dollars before
Perez frihk, ESQ Nov oth, 1855.
J. ". CAITELL,
41-3m County Clerk.
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Upton Steam Mill

The Undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made rlngementSfo insure its running.
when work Is to lie had, ERE now prepared to do
custom YORK four days in the wcek--Tnsday.
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
for the eighth bnshrl-eorn At 10 cts pr busGeL
Full reliance nAy 70 placed on the custom days.
STOUT l. SHEANER
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PuLIILUAL UULUM MN.
FREE Pass AND FREs DISCUSSION.
FIR 1yeastv.r Of NtIte,
MARTIN |. NOR RIS
of johnson ca.

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no''''Na''0" '"'' ","s'S W. VIZ N''s al
o''"p''sh'' 'o''"
fr q I Cs,.. ' -, IT,,
q n F,xcu. 81 District \. r.
p,Iurn
For !fqte Ofcers-Secretarv Of State
G. W. McCLEARY. Auditor OF State
JAMES POLLARD ieasurer o. STATE
h0"'I e - 10 -A''''"'s y ''''' 81
,r c. ,..-,,.. .,..us-a
g, e-- 49, .,.I.I:.1.J .....,. -
si;.
. 80. Observation-Disclosures.
:. ~as.1sI :, hnlT tho ,l.,r,-m 49,
,,i', 49,. 49, r.. -. - 49,
49,
effort was the production oil charming
combination of rhetorical 1opr,sb.s from
which II appears they ale IN iaV'r q,
nc i's''"' a''''' eP'''"e''se' VII"
the necessary notifications: OF Bunker
HI ,ha Cnps.;,p,ion F,ur.b or IoIv
Nebraska Bill, Popular Sovereignty
Tbo's Jsf-.rson Cs, Jackso,a,d Franz,
Fierce, (tapered down TO a sharp point
L
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WASutScToy Jan. |!

A large company of the oldes, and
mos, influential CT Mr.. Webster's friends
assembled last evening in the Aston
House, in pursuance OF their resolution
two years ago to hold the day in perpctu.
al remembrance. The decorations his
iorlcal and illustrative were beyond dis
Pute the nost elegant ever seen this side
the water. The feast was unequaled,
while eloquence and instructive reminls
cences crowned the festival. The pro-
ceedngs are not reported IN the papers,
lat are TO be published in pamphlet form.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

EIJ~ Hop is ike bad CLOCK, forever
striking the hour Of happiness whether
!, has come or not.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

ia Underground Ra.!rrai.--E is
sad there IS suit rraasAn current from
the rivst ciIles to the Interior iosrs OF
the >tiie. by wa.ch the lm5bing bIp.i,
re supplied with the Illinois staple. Ths
sao,id be called the Ul.noI.sy Railroad.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

The Cold. We have Just got over the
longest duration o. extreme cotp weather
that tAa oldest inhabitants ever expert
enced. Near F. Dodge tour men have
been frozen 10 death. The coolest &C.
count We have seen was iOs below zero,
at Hudson, Wis. The codes, account,
ne lave seen IN this state was 800 he.
10" zero. Lyons Mirror.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26

Vote tount-A prorni.sory note W..
In by somebody upon one OF The couu-
t-fs, Of one OF the stores Of This place.
Ii somebody will come forward and prove
property they can have sail note.
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IoE... Rsnfkes
[ Nil aid purchase Inc Grace Hoops lave
" brought on.tor your accomm odafion.
I,Irarnr
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LOTS 100 $3.50.

THE undersigned offers fer sale 2uJ building
/ lois, situated N Stars addition 10 thr 70 50
as IIrion. Purchasers can have o.ce I
location. LIBERIA! terms are offered.
36-6ml JND. H. STARR
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BR ANDY EIss ITS.

I DOZEN Peaches. 3 Dozen c err.es. 3 daz.
Apuccts, for sale at Myress 60.
Gust ates assea, sd Iaur s4ss.
beaches, t5umss apples, whorslpberrf.s.
Diacsb8ffies, SC, IN cans, =. epared 20 a. 10
re{aln Their HataFa Havor. A CLIENT.
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200 AZ RES

ehsice land, near Upton, FOR sale.
y HAMMOND.
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Al R@rnc:ts. b reference 10 the
new advertisement Of r. NJ. burnett, i
wili be seen that he has on hand and can
furnish to order, every article IN The Book
and Stationary line Of business. lie Is
also prepared t. d, a 10! bins or whole
sale business, and calls the attention of
country dealers 10 his stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Considering the population Of the South American
republics 81 q whole, and taking the number Of
copies il IL seen that there is one reader for every
ISL inhabitants or for every sdnlt Of the male
sex. Leaving ont Venezuela, Ecuador and Bolivia,
the proportion would be one reader for every Ill
inhabitants.
Reviews, the soul OF the periodical press In North
America and England. do not exist in South Anne
rics, except purely literary ones.
Bolivia possesses but two periodicals. La Epocs.
which IL issued every day, and Is the organ OF the
government; and ~ hdssfrioi published three
times week, and exclusively treating Of industry,
an its title Indicates. Both published at Ia paz,
the capital Of the republic.
In Venezuela there are three newspapers without
any importance ~ Biario dc Ariscs. in Caracas:
ri Ccrreo del 0vinceo, in Ciudsd Bolivar, asd ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Whan ~ vs. sona II was net psuevnsd - a OH.
gaos BIT resoed - IN expsdieat demanded BY Pc
oalass Ind u was hepsd, tenporay szigency.
y Upea rsliabis autkosiiy learn thas n nax vtsv q
ehe gensra psncpls estsrAlned By her BstaunAs Ma
jsl gevsssn - q Los<ea. Bus Ne smpaeynsnt q
sersgs i.epsaoss q cesecns By the OAi.sse y way
~ Involves rsspouabtiiy and agency In their sslec
ooa = the part q tne forsen govwnoeot 70 whtsh hsy
my belong, . dGssa4 su6jeoh and II the system y
still ~ prevail should BE- duly regulated, and should
nos b local boa uaivessa 10 tNsadopuou, which wsaA
obvaae Of he strorgest objections and most pesp
ctous evils 10 which you have adverse1 Its not without
just grounds thai ~ American merchants you express
yourselves aegrieved that during the last year Aer
can inspector bas oCaasd; deviation from TIE tssms Of
the co0psct; and this TOO, whilst suitable persons have
been available SOF tho once, and though properly pre-
scented 10 Tie Superntendcnts consideration have 6eea
rejected under preencea than fhvo0us Y0u may
rest aauredprecautoss will be taken prevent asecur
renee OF the like IN future ~
For TIE present Inc subject Of the appointing or IN L.
spocos OF Chinese Customs q this port to supply the
caucy nrat BY the sbss aud Gnay ~ the
resignation, Of Captain Lewis Carr, will be le In absy
ancc Bat The vhoe subject will 81 early dAss be
brought In review before the Ministers Of EagAnd,
France and the United Satss when the views you have
submitt with much candor, and with great clesr
Dess VIII be duly considered and the regulations or the
2Sth june 1854 be confirmed, modified rcscinded a.
together % they may determine remain, ARA, very
respectfully, your obedient servant
To Messrs Russell Co. Buu Nye d Co., A. Heard 4
Co, +. d. Williams, Esq, H. Fogg Co.. Shsnghae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

1000 --PARrNKR wANTFD-rO JOIN rHE An.
pow. verfiser IN esasbnabed aging sseocv
in remunerntve nd highly respectable Apps
~ $40 kroedMav. room No mp sairp
DrsTnIERy.-wANrEDA pARrNnR, wfTuA CASH
~ capital Of from ~ 600 y si0n00 - grain dsi~~y
iorafe1 the city. Addfe. Uaiuer. uerslf tsnr.-
s3AlpQ where Interview Ne haA. aope ~e~t .rstr
except shose whr have the cash % hard
rrHr OWNER on AN AxrRIcAr PATENT. wptru
Joan amsa viii some capital .Ac WV sny psr rs~srs -
o " 10 opersir the French a
very ehsuce srend few fr<Nra Atxr~xx
w,ls ress nAme. box Ia Lowell, NrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

I'm POWELL. CAN BE CogsULTrn on An.
dsess u ne eve end ear from 10 cceck II No ~,
Hraris eve. pses< wnsccs Ne s.gess pals, x<~sashs6
70 tSs9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28


A RTIFICIAL TEETH N. LEyETrs NEW AND Inc
"A atmospheric for srtiscai ~
rruart able for their increased hrmnss In posca
power and superior "a the or1nA
suction plsfes wen adapted for the continuous gum
really worth the attention Of ihose wearing roQuru
rrtihsl his befSre
raging elsewhere. Tech removed ~ the Beupmbng
and every Of the DAP. NJ BkrEff. deualg
No u wsverey place. Broadway established In is3B-
CoNTTNUoUs GUN TEETT-THE SUIT LATxLY-
~ pending against the United Court
inftr OF the patent Of Aim coatnuos
teeth having derided favor, prepare0
msnue,ure fab portal sets Of improved coniinussu
teeth. my improved atmospheric pressure pln1e9.
which any and which ~
with without extracting the fcota Perpons n
BY calling oGsse.
where specimens Of s The new styles of dentistry b
Having every facility prepared 70 manufarsure
for the profession give Instructions IN The ART have
Gently dcoversda new prucess Of eenumbing the ~
The EXTRACTION teeth. and which be n $500
without slightest pain to me patient ~uslvey dir
en nom process " eezng the gums whck only
nsed rev cases. and generally produces msrs pain han ne
No s5 Fulton ssres,, opposite Clinton sr.es Broofty-
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n rOKrONs RxMxDY.-CARD.--AN EMINENT Pm yN-
M scian much experience edesv 10 Tie punic an ina
hble cure for prevalent dsease. method requiring
no Internal medicines dispensing entirely wb s naseoss
dynss usually employed such eases Im seton direct,
iorsiur rerfsc and single val wl ccnyino,i -
meal ~ cpscs az superior inertia The pubic win
Sand MAJ Il il not odefec cures but intended soev ne
one class Dssacns sccsmpapy each cce frce
and 81 Biesck sres 50 Grand saee' Nsw
wilismsburs and corner q russa an1 FncsPpe strses
urooklyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

1NmIcLEs, rNrRIcLRs-HvEny DAY, RI .DR. %.
nj Vie TW Broedway--gnM rsstcved cancer wnh.
s shc tnsse M hanhed he~rae
marks removed ho ce good hesd of hair days;
consumption cured IN n 70 - daya Fanens the uv.
restoring ssb " ibe btDAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

NEW YORK HTPP0NA RIDING ACADEMY. NOS =
IN and 81 " ats street of Canal Tho suoscrIher
would inform his friends public that he has opsa
ed the above pnps moderate terms For far
ther particulars inquire ~ above -
ANS0N WRIST MasAxG.
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COMMERCIAL DEHcULfIEs m CHINA.

C0lllslOn Between Annexaoan and Bxatash Msw-
ch.nss - to che Payment u AxPsFt D~saes
GTros shs Hong Ksss Register Oct ISL
We take from the China Mall OF the I'd inst, two
circulars the one from her British Majestys Consul,
khe other from the United bt ties Consul, and two
mated from consulate belonging to either Kingdom.
Following tho circulars, will be found IN account Of
Q meeting held at the British Consulate, ct which
Mr.. Consul Medburst thus addresses his country
men;-Our treaty provides for rs being put On
par with the most favored nations. The Americans
have got themselves into what they loosely state to
be "dificuty; one Of their citizens met bis death
in street broil Common enough in one Of their
States but fortunately uncommon in China.)
The United States Consul not only connives at,
but persmsdes his conntrymen to send away their
ships without any duties Whatever bling paid to tho
Chinese government. Bestir yourselves, gentlemen
promissory notes given for duties owing to the Chi
nese government are like--what : Greek bonds The
paper these we're written on has long since moudcr-
ed and crurnbled to dust But you win have In your
recollection certain promissory notes given by the
merchants Of Shanghae; perhaps some OF the gentle
men nov listening to me were granters OF the said
notes, and now-"take lesson from fly" or other
wise. Having explained to you my position it is for
you to act upon my advice, distinctly understanding
that it viii be for me to lay the whole circumstances
before her Majesty's Plenipogentary:-
fFrom the China Mail, OCT. 81
NOTIFICATION.
sSlrnH CONSULATE OrrIcu. l
The undersigned hereby notices. that from and altar
this Gate and until further notice 40 VIII De epsred 70
clear British vessels receiving from their Oonsgneos
written security I'm form to be n the Consulate Of
Hce) for the payment OF a dues aud duties to which
chey liable under the treaty. Tho ssf security 10
have attached 70 emorandum, authenticated by thu
CustOm House ocias Of tho amounts PAYABLE On Doth
ship ard cargo. w. b. AEDHURSr, a. n Consul.
TO THE FOREIGN MERCANTILE COMMUNITY, FOO.
CHOwF0O.
Consul Jones, afraid apparently any but his country
sharing In such advantageous speculation, has
also issued notce ~ followS:-
UEITw STATES CONSULATE
FooCHowroo Sept. "a, 1850.
Citizens Of the United States importing or exporting
merchandise subject TO duty in any Other than American
ships will pay the duty into the Chinese Custom House
previous 10 such ships departure.
All persons exoept citizens Of the United States who
import export merchandise subject TO duty In N
American ship, must pay tho duty into the Chinese Gus
tom Hoveo and furnish with sasAcsory proof Of the
same previous 70 the departure Of the ship
CALEB JONES. United States Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

It 10 easy TO remark the disproporton between the
rress of Ecuador Venezuela ana Bolivia and that
OF We other republics. To explain this enormous
difference IL will suffice TO state that in New Grsna.
d. Peru, Buenos Ayres. as wei A. IN the other re-
pnblics Of La Plata and In Chile, the liberty OF the
press IN gnarsnteed By law ,oleatsd by the gov
ernments, whereas that n not the case with the dy
nastic governments Of the brothers Monegas in We
nezueia, UrbiRa in Ecuador, and the family Of the
Beizus In Bolivia.
From the dates above given, the proportion which
exists between the population and the Dnmbcr Of
readers Of each Of The South American repablics,
- Ada ~cI al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

WI rents to her German and French class for Young ia6is
cssses for ladies and Gentlemen Vim siso Be- continue o.
New Years with socable evenings for conversation End
foundations made OF letters mauuscrips &c Ao-
Apply mornings and evenings =, No. CLINTON place, gh
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

VIZ WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w the large sale Of furniture At W. tkEDs 20
place. from nixh consisting Of piAso
cults furniture and ri assortment AZ furutaro
tpppd . well furnished bouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rHE STOCKHOLDERS
the Govsrpers Creet Steam alton aud Msisg
Company 81 North Carolina vii, be held n their ONCE
PhasdelphiA On Tuesday, 9Th January next
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INsTRUCTION.


C.Jn WORCESTERSHIRE. WRITING, ARITHMETIC
plU. Mr. LODBEAk, COO broadway. keeps tho largsse
commercial aesdem, in Ne. York and being ably .ssseA
for busns In superior practical stye Two seats vacant
Alto YRAI Is CHARGED AT THE HuDson
OllL River Institute n ClAverack. Columbia coumlus
uGy2 c. GARDNER. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
DOOKKKEPING, WRITING. Ac.-B. Y. POSTER. A.
ID thor Of double Entry Kuci0Aed" And other p0DWeH
wo~ss teaches bookkeeping. writing and arithmetic q -
Broadway, Appeons Buiidiug sound eieasusry pe
eplrs the eure exclusion Of the modern twelve laD
ASsristanry. Prospectus, do On application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Cn0 non HAVANA, DoxEsTrg AND GERMAN
Cash purchasers vii do weo exsnne The stock The prices
range from a. 10 $40. o. CHEEKS, II broadway.
CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BARoAfNs.-
~ The contains almost every sire and cuay OF Ha-
domestic and German Cash advances made
Of any quality % in any quantity, .,.~
uArANA sEeARs. NEW oRor--REoALfA pEf.
Ii Rrss figaro cabanas couchas. FOR De
ard other brands BIZ NO lt0e
~ Ef ROGERS. is4 MAIDEN lana
WAHCHES, JEWBLRY. a..
DfAMoHDs.-THE TRADE IL RESPECTFULLY IN
~ iermcd that continually uscturnd. and have
hans large eccE q diamond ieveiry Of me hussf se
nsGe assortment Of diamonds hama Senng done for
the trade. Diamonds boughtior cash.
L. HkbMAN CO., as Brccme street
7 ouIs ANRIcH, MORE THAN TWENTY THRIVE
~ years jeweler In New YORK, has opened store No.
,oe Broadway Can and examine his stock He sels rich
levcry silver 20 iess than any oher store
nsmonds and old gold bought for csss Rememser 7os
Broadway.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

New ORLEANS, July e.
The steamer Granada arrived last at night
AspinwaIl. Business quiet Aspnwall was
sickly.
Col. Walker was inaugurated President on
the 18th inst
Rivas still holds Leon. and many of the
Natives have declared against Walker
Among the deserters are Col Mendez and
Gen. Clillon.
There was much sickness among Walkers
troops. and frequent disasters.
There was no aba,emen, of the excitement
at San Francisco. The Vigilance was still
IN session. Judge Terry. of the Supreme
Court. has been arrested for stabbing one of
the Committee and policeman. while making
an arrest The Committee was fairly es,ab-
lished.
Gov. Johnston remains at Sacramento.
News from the mines is encouraging, and
agricultural prospects good.
Skrmlshcs in Oregon continue.
Col. Wright is no, dead He had a fight
at The Big Meadow Four indians and ten
whites were killed =
Oregon election returns were not all in but
the State had probably gone Democratic. i.
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived today
from Aspinwall with California dates to the
the 25th. She reports that the Illinois lef,
Aspinwall on the 18th for New York, with
upwards or Sl,700.000 in treasure and CSC
passengers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

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