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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
E9G1f NO6JQG6.
6herif's Sale.

by virtue Of special Executioo. 10 M direct.
u ed. Issued on the Clerks Once Of the lNs.
trct Court. 10 aud for the county Of Scott snd
state OF Iowa, In favsr of Carpenter DIX b Co..
and against Pittenger & Wheeler, have lssicd
upon the follosiag described Real Estate, lying
sod being ia the town Of Tlptoa, Cedar Co.,
love-, To wit Lot six (6) 10 Block twenty -four
(24) In the aforesaid town Of Upton and also
ont Of the property heretofore attached on the
9th day ofNovcmbef. 1855. IL csrtaia writ Of
attachment, issued out Of the District Court %
Scott county, Iows, tested November AtA. lS55.
10 favor of carpedter Dix l. Co, plaintlGs and
against PittenRer 4 Wheeler defendanta and
shall ofier toe same for sale 1t pu lie outcry.
on Saturday, the 18th day OF October, A. d
1855, q the Court House door In Cedar county.
Iowa, between the hours Of o'clock A. n, aud
O'Clock p. N. OF the said day 70 safety tbs
said execution and tbs costs that may aooruA.
thereon.
Upon, Iowa, Sept. 10th. 1885.
JOHN II. BlRELEY, SHERIFF
81 Cedar Co., Iowa
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REGULATIONS.

Accommodations will be provided for
stock, and articles entered 70. exhibition.
Exhibitors must pay their fee, and have
their articles entered on he Secretary's
book, and on the ground in their proper
p aces, on or before Wednesday. a, 2 -
clock, 2. NJ, and their anirais entered
On tue first day, and on the ground by 5
O'Clock, A. Al :, the second day.
Persons will be particular TO state
whether they make their entries TO com-
pete Ter premiums, or merely f,r exhlb!.
ton.
Manufactured articles and farm pro-
ducts, to compete for premiums, or mere.
Iy Tor exhibition.
Manufactured articles aud farm pro-
ducss, to compete for premiums must te
manufactured or p oducsd IN the county,
aud the stock mus be owned in the coun.
ty three mouths previous TO the fair.
Animals and articles entered for ore.
MUM or exhibition, must be labelIed with
the owners name and residence, other.
wise II will be discretionary with the
committees TO award premium.
Premiums will no, be given on articles
or ANNALS removed from the exhibition
before its close, unless by special permn.
sion Of the board Of directors.
Owners Will give the pedigree OF their
stock TO the best OF their knowledge and
tn Committees will take The same into
consideration in ma. ing out their awards.
Persons competing for premiums on
crops mus, have their ground and pro.
ducts measured by two disin,erestcd per.
sons. their statement must be in wri.
ling and verified by affidavit; and the
owner must accompany il with the time
OF planting, quantity Of seed, mode of
culture, &C.. and file the same with the
secretary. at lcas, by 2 o'clock on the lM
day.
Premiums on grain and grass crops
will not be awarded on less than four
acres. nor on root crops Of less than one
quarter Of IN acre.
Articles which drew the frs, premium
last year, cannot compete in the sa me
class Of articles this year.
When single article Of kind il err.
tered, It will not receive a prenlilm IN.
less Of decided merit.
Persons having stock o. articles to en-.
ter, will, after entering them on the Sec.
resary's book, be shown ~ the commit.
tee OF arrangements where 10 pu, them.
Horses viii MOI 10 allowed in the circle
except q, such time IS the directors shall
lcesignste.
The exhibition Of eques,rienn:hip by
the ladies', will take place on W ednesday,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Address at 2 o'clock; reports OF Judges
after the address.
The judges will be furnished with lists
OF entries, in their particular classes. at
- early period a. possible.
Any rules not found in the constitution
or these regulations, and necessary 70
prevent confusion; will b proclaimed on
! the day Of sshibi.ion.
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The following lis, Of interesting items
we clip en,ire, from the Chicago Demo-
cratic Press. We might here put 10 q
good word fer the Press, a. being ons
Of the very bes. and cheapest papers in
the West. l, is the 'Finger.board Of
Iowa, and contains a. much home news
Of Iowa matters as any paper in the
State. 1t is an upright, truthful journal,
and such an one as every man should
have in his family. &c, up club for it,
Tho editor Of the Anamosa .Ners says
Of bis town that ia natural advanta gcs.
i, cannot be surpassed BY any, all it needs
is capital to develop H.
Vin,on, the county seat Of Benton
County, contains $50 Inhabitants Tay.
lor township to which it belonges, ,267.
Ia the former there are 1872 dwellings,
and 327 families; where five years ago
the wild fox dug his hole unscarcd.'
Green Mountain is the appropriate
name OF settlement in Marshall County
composed mostly of emigran,s from Yer.
mont, and said to present that nea.ness
and taste characteristic Of New England
farmers
Fairfield University was to have been
opened for the reception OF pupils of the
LIST Of the present month, under the
observation-disclosures OF John Anderson, A.
NJ.
A volunteer military company is being
formed At Noun, fleasan.
Clayton County Agricultural Fair
takes place At Gutenberg on the gath
aud 25,h Of the presen, month.
Clayton County ha, a population Of
1891.
The EIkader Tribune Of the 2S,h ul,. +,
says. that farmers are about through
their harvesting, and that there will be
full an average crop in Clayton County.
New whea, is already coming in TO mill !.
which is pronounced Of fine quality.
Two burglars named Johnson and
Sherman were arrested at Fort Madison
on the 25th inst. They have been CON.
hitting burslaries 10 Iowa City, Musca-
tine and other places.
At the election in Lee County on the
10Th inst, the people are 10 vote whether
or no, the county subscribe one hundred
fifty thousand dollars to the Fort Des
l,foines and Minnesota Railroad, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the
For. Madison, Yves, Point, Keosa uque
and Bloomfield Railroad. and one hum
dred sixty thousand to the Keokuk, Mt
Pleasnt and Muscatine Railroad.
Canada thistle have made their appear
ance in Jackson County.
Poweshiek County, on the Is. of June /,
contained population OF one thousand
FIVE hundred and fifteen.
The citizens OF Rochester, in Cedar
County, offer bounty OF one thousand
dollars to any man who will bald and
put steam ggist mill in operation OF that
place.
A large settlement Of Norseyians has
been made 10 the western part Of Alma
see County.
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SrAn EAsr-AxorHrR DKArH

SrAno raE EAsr-AsoTHrR DEATH
Stroke TO SLAvccsAcY-The returns
have been received from the elections in
Name sufficiently to show that Hamlin
{ Rep, ha. been elected by ,riumph.
an, majority. and iha. Maine has struck
nobly Tor Freedom and Fremont. Only
one sham Democrat, elected TO the Leg.
i.la.ure in the whole State. H1rrah for
Maine,
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Btooncrlsm. Many Of the De Wit,
ladies' have recently appeared on our
streets IN the Boomer costume. We
are glad 10 notice this second innovation
Oh the street-sweeptng, slop-mop Ping
mud dragging SKIRTS Of the far. Il u
decidedly an improvement. and reform ia
dress, add ~e hope ii may become more
generally worn. One reason VIZ 80
feel interested n .ae Boomer dress IL.
i tie lords OF creation have to come
unoeI fen.eoat government, il will be de.
-5cc-}r short. - Citstortrn.
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Farms for Sale.

or 30 acres in Iowa township, for sale; here
IL a house, and some 10 acres broke and under
fence, Is acres Ct Timber.
fn.- ticHrv ttass Of =. eiAss pAtsis ,-ea spss,-
8krrLBnrsr.
- o-kIsHrv AcnEs Of FARRxRs and Tissss, ss,,s.A
bear knAh too fnta nor.b Of acrurs7Gn, q has
5000 fams u convenient size vi fenced 10
sSns cal irs ", i7j< per see
ALso-A GREAT BAkGAIN
G0.D ffCCE 4ARN
leS AZ OF good Land for saIs
faI1R Si,2b. Of the shove and iso Acres
sx,o Oar rAss,so LAsD srr~ Il TINBkR. srA n
end liz Of Dorron LASH Tks 49, H. ~ esAsf
With PLENTY Of wood .nd vie. q had.
Enquire Of WELLS 6pTCER
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters II Al.
~ g'nis'ration have been duly issaed 70 ~ "
the Ooanty Court Of Cedar county, Iowa. ups
the estate Of Henry Wise ,dscsased. All pessoas
Indebted 10 said estate will make paynens 81
once TO The subscriber, and those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle
ment, duly authenticated. SorniA WS.
SO 4w.pd. AdmlnimtfAkei1.
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The huea'tor and has Fly Trap.-The
following good story is to d by the New
Haven Register: Bishop wen, down
to New York with one Of his patent fly
trap machines, which makes The ay catch
himself by a revolving cylinder. A
butcher was very DESTROYS lie should set
il going in his shop. and in The course Of
halt an hour something less than a peck
oil flies mad been .hlved.' The butcher
was pleased, bu, concluded, as his flies
were all trapped be ddn, wan, The ma
chine. Very we'll, said Bishop, I'm
Yankee, and / won, take any adysn.
tage Of you by carrying off your flies,
and drawing the side he liberated TIE
whole swain abou. the butchers ears,
and bea, relrea, under cover Of a li,,le
tte loudest buzzing ever heard 10 tina,
vicinity.
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CoamIrrrE Mrs. N. Green, N,s.
4. Gilbert, Mrs. L. Johnson.
A prr.niuD. Of i've dollars will lie awaf-
ded 70 the best lady eques;ienne.
CoMaITrEE--D.. Cowau, DR.. Green,
Dr.. Mcclure.
Premiums vii be awarded On all mer.
l'orious articles to he exhibited, which
are Lot enumerated in the foregoing list,
by the following Committee w. Cat.
tell, Joshua Hale, Hiram Hammond.
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Why are Railroad Companies Hike Ian sdresscs'
because they have 'roned the whole country, and
soNe4imO 10 little managing,
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hLlard Fillmore CathQfc.-There Ia no
longer doubt As 10 F,linores religious belief ---
He CROSSED the ocean visited Rome was
spr,k'ed si.h holy water, ana kisssdthe Pope's
toe 60 Il, ye bloody know aotdrngs. for your
yecFAautie, fawling toe licking candidate -
Clinton coantF vii. not bow the hnse 70 one
gh5 vi. thus aemeaG his bitter nature and dis
grace his cDaa.-y. CtiW.oataI.
And Fremont Catholic TOO because he
CROSSES bis snxpsnders, and CROSS
Ed the plains . CalIfofn strong proof.
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S AMUEl DEWEl o..
SURVIVOR AT 1IrroN AAb orNrn,,
LAND AGrsr.

LAND AGrsr.
WILL attend promptly 10 ell business fsenir.
Ine ~ agent: such as
P.i Y!AG Of TAkcS
Buying and Yelling on Commission.
sistss pstttge laack ia ihis seartyss r..
Erhns I'D uaas .h.ics u lsac IL a..
3 st hs-faes.
Fcs sALY.-lsis and o. ri.eh " In s.e eva - Pc
chss..f. tpoa ~lieh s,esGe mtorf bile ax. a -
erit-r sha VEL A.ss, Lsi Eissa - he y - s,s
t~ty txsrfl q. sE,,
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Members Of che society viii ;. =
nished with badges Of naembey..;, us st:
exhibition. s we
A general attendance is urgently 70.
quested, ss many mateess Of rre.s ;,u
portanoe will come before The soc,s,r
among which will Be the election Of a.
esss and selection Of committees for ,h,,
eoming year. ard On elIon will 30 msds s
% rsiss funds % sseusv pesnapen, a,
rYonnd. and enelnaa a a.E..-s. 'sA'
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a,fsss ,I.s..Is iifROuGlI FROM BUCHANAN 10
~s----------1s LNNCHBI-RG, ND RICHMnNn

are from lynchbnrg to buchanan ...........s 81 20
FROM lNnehburg to Charlottesville .............. ~
On ana after the I'D of October Packet Boats IN vn
buchanan at y NJ, and Lynehburg y l.. NJ Monday
ednGsdaY and Friday aud arrive in Richmond st a
at > O'Clock A. NJ '' ~
ohaiottes'ile passengers leaving Lyncburg at n T. NJ
nGottesl me at 4o A. NJ next day, and Char.
loutsNie at - T. NJ Leave Lyhehhurg for buchanan and
Lexington at g NJ, Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive T. NJ ~ ~ 49,
From Lynehburg Richmond see time and distances in
car '''e NiN ~
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ss-ys, WORE NEW BOOKS. ut MOrsc's.-
.r1fz1y ardenng for the South by White, Of Gcorgai
XIV Humbos Island of Cuba; WARM Kansas Rough
ffyy Trip the Border new homes aud strange
10y people, Ernest Lnwood by Mrs. Lee Hcnzi The
onrsies Welded Life by Mrs Leslie Tong and Hoping,
hy Jenny iMarsh The Old Dominion, by James Putnam,
knickerbocer aud Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood for Mach lapl Its
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, haY lstt iH1t
GaHemen; Ny child had commenced breaking last
faiib rnash sores. which gradually extended The
head including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop on |
tried all sorts Of advertised and domrsic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began get better the bottle got broke aud ap
Piled gals T. t again began 10 get My elder dangh
ter said Pa feget some Of that Tuou sisters head
looked 30 nnei b. tier when you used It." We SET another
bottle and hei head nearly well This agea.
yaed esse ad tack half an hour every day ash II, aud
very offensive One bottle assncd will
her entirely there hut little o tho disease remaining
You entitled 10 this and FOL the benefit others
great pleasure In giving youths certificate
Respectfully, Il T. CHALK.
To MesSrs Dove
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These vessels Of the first class built In H. ohpc
timore expressly tins trade and have city Of Ba
dations for passengers They commando M ae'onmo
Captains well qualified for the trade and " bo D.. onced
exerton to accommodate They will be towcd M spare 10
the rivers by seam aud may be relied on to sail u down
advertised f''mpty
Merchants going North or ordering goods from M =.
VIII fnd to their interest to Ship by this line as
always be taken as low ms by other line of viii
every effort will be made by the agents in RiehmonS' and
Newly ork TO give satisfaction. Insurance can Io % and
the Richmond Fire Association by this line M cited IN
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in eeht
Share of patronage '''E u I'LL
Goods shipped by this line to New York will bo Sou,
free of commission to Now Orleans Mobile cbor afd.l
vannah any other Southern Northern nor, 'S'"h IA
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the DOCK II, ".
at Berth No. ], Coffee House Slip of all Sire, ofk
DAVID VIM. CURRlE Richmond
. y, u ii. flEkSoN' N Y, ! Agents
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's'Ws,E = aE.A .ETWEEN -

w wv N r. 4 &. 4. bA S n IT " u n
n BALTlAlGlefAND RICHMOND la steam. f.hEJ-fs
efs BEl.Nll1EitE and POCAHONTAS-1Le s-A10ss-G
STEAMER BElNiDERE LEAVES Baltimore every SAT- Il.
DAY AFTERNOON Richmond Returning leaves ri III
MOND every I ESDAh AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PoCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WEb.
NhSDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lcs !, :
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor ain
timurc - ~
shippers to Baltimore by these Beats have their
soods here every Monday ald Friday o feaeh week.
IIfDIAMA WATSON \,
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HD oh 81 iANiSil J NJ > I q W ~
Inc a. > Man Steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mahu or capt lENls PARRISH leaves New regularly
every AilkDAI AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, Tor Kr..
ohd She wiz not take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON NJ u clock for New ork.
nose desiring to snip by her must have their he
Monday Passengers desiring 10 take this ship can have
state, Room secured by addressing by mail.
10 The ROANOKE Capt. SKINNER, stals at City Point
whore she VIII land and receive freight Both the JAM, sow
anu me Roanoke receive aHd land passengers city Point
and Norfolk. II;DIAM 4 "a ATSGE "'
pi.l,.aaJ
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Es/3ljA The Quarterly Law journal price 81 25i
E-@1W The War in Kansas, by g. Douglas Brewer
Ans.AGz0 ton; Toling aud Hoping by Jenny Marsh The
Green Mountain Girls by Blythe White, jr Humbots Is
land Of Cuba; Woodhl Ways of Providence by Taly
Christine or Trials Triumphs by Laura Curtis
Courtshp and Marriage, by Caroline Lee Hentz Shoepoe
Rerulctnns Aspen Court story otour own tunes Rachel
Gray; Liberty and Slavery, by Beosal-for sale by
apl Ills FAY NE y CiiEiS IAN
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VIEW GROCERY, COMMISSION 4 FOI

VK7E aeye opened very superior As
w Parasos Of the Moir Antique Satin On
Chnie Satin, Plain watered silk patterns ladies
nice Umbrella excellent lot Of SILK Ginghem
Cotton Umbrellas which invite the attention OF pnr
~hasers JAS. A. STIGLER co.
Z may 6ts-Rep. copy.
"a bRCRET sfGsrcsa Impsrasnce.-Itit IL inn
N portant study economy please call and examine my
stock of Spring and Summer Goods the extent oil
which admit of full description within the linn
Its off simply ADVERTISEMENT and much Inclined
60 pu6, III Tsolicit II call JOHN ABRAHAMS. .
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to Richmond see time and distances in
-. ~ hl'tiilhhtlt
oc US BOYD. EDMOND & DA

oTssE.-1be Steamer ROANOKE. ,~zEas
-; having again commenced her regular Slz5tsA-,-
hlpS 10 kchmond, there communica on sssrs<sxyS
t"ee a week, by steamers New York and Haltfpare
PP'S shipping by Prttyohns regular Of Boats to my
sa III Rlchlhond VIII be certain get their shnm,ts III
teey through without detention and M The low est fats
'"iS ordered TO my will be prompt, forwarded M tho
~ "' "ii'h = tue ol!iy regular limo the Canal
sep Cots . i''- 1 1ii t D1ek;
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NrEw PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERI-

n CAN s ;. INION.--
FiUrrs OF INDUSTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARBE.-
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
srcts aud denominations.
IRISH AMY is highly interesting and seasonabc volume.
Dolly Dung Misses viii be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
GATACoMHs RoNE-We need not call attention to this
yolulne-thc title will secure that
School DAYS REVIEWED. Students should not fail to read
this yolutne
TIM AID narrative Illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often in the
religious training of families. Parents don't you need this
book
THE QUESTION Is great book II treats of great in
terests. VIII you read it
above the publications of the American s. s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes be
had at Langhorne Walknps Book Store LynohbHrg Va
r. G. JENNINGS,
L. SuIlI Am = Inlnn
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my GOODS. GROCERIES. &C.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.
ur-r RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
IL 10 bbas ard 4. II sugar
p tiiis Cofe Sugar
10 bAs rnlveffz ed and Crushed sugar
bsxaa Loaf InKar
~ hbz \ o. md l.. u 1aasseH
. hays RIO and IAguyfa G5hea
10 d. No Old Java
30 sides NJ snlo Leather
3 halsa Cotton uznabufrs
IN baias Uoncstlea
~ b8ses Adafnaninc and Talow Candies
!. ~ s sSss oGlbos,iaiou Mar.
100 sneka = Marshall
u bhls 7 4 ~ Oh
- pair BragaHs
- bblz Ryo Whisky
bhlH EAfa Rye
~ this Mountain Rye
Together Nth general assortment Of Staple Dry Goods
tf3pats Wines a. all Of which | determined sell
1s for & ash o. In exchange fpr country produce.
JNo LUNsFORD..
+ yyo deors above Aeree s. McGlanahans old stand
ma ats and next 1urre & Stfattan. Main
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AND BOSTON LINE

IeSe vessels are Of the first class built expressly for His
trade and have superior accommodations for ssen6ors INC
They are commanded by experienced CAPTAINS wcu o,
fled for the trade, and who viii spare no txortion ~ ar
MEDIATE. mn ~ "''"h'
They VIII be lowed up and down the river by steam ,
may be relied ON To sail promptly advertised nr,Iba,
going North or ordering goods from Boston will find ~ 10
tneI interest to sp by this line as is The only regular linz
ana freight WIZ aN as De taken rs low by any other YES
ses and every effort will be made by the agents in RcInnd
aud Boston to give satisfaction " ''.'itu
We respectfully ask hope to succeed IN obt.,,n .
share of patronage 's '''i
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock and in pos
ton at Rowcs Wharf ~ "a 'o'
DAVID WIN. CUHRlE Richmond
ALLEN q WELTtn. il stai4 Agents
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VA CRurCHfIELp.


tHtsfINfHTD AprII THIII IFlN
Hssrs Bore CollaviBg used your Tuf on and finding
he such fine medicine, thin II due YOU that YOU
should know 49, NJ daughter about years fell the
fker OF chair and and bruised her tFh h. IL
assumed the form Of boil aud bceRIe very had
saneed by physician but that did relieve II became
running sore AMI continued for nearly years tried
every mtaene could heal u with effect unui
duced bottle Of Tort oHaur nzng bottle
and haf entirely healed have used for other
and found the benefit You liberty TO lase
this a. sou think proper CIIAiKIY
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may 2 I,
NTEw CLOTHING AND r,myINm,N,.

~ HOUSErhe subscriber haS received large beau
tml lot ofGoDDS Ia the above iue, among which may
the handsomos tasaimers and NcstupR thi
other market Black and Coored Cloths. John NJ
ves Jones & cos SHIFTS and Collars GloS Crvai Hand
kcrrhe Halt Hose &C. and full assortment Of all styles Of
Ready Made Clothing
All Of the above will Doe sold a low figures for cash
RDDERT McEIDERN.
AT the old stand OF Nlo. s. Hannah nearly opposite
apl iodts Alctutkc JoneA'.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. az
DAVID 6 WI cl.nn,,
v-IWe.INIAnINEo OF ki,hmo.a \

NEW.Y0Rk PACkETS-ihis new b,g,o "a L..
line Is composed OF the following vessels and saii
from New York every three days All owntd in Tho -
l ! In u.aa.l uiL