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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

The Hereford (sngand) Times ssyss--Amnng the las
hatch Of Victims carried on from this district ~ tas
Vccltous imJoetors who work the Mormon lellsip,
lere war 81 cd widow who kept small gro
ecrs flop. ~ TIE pcfsuasinus VI the atri deeaivE
MD v hose hands sho la. ailep. the dnPe aOl
Ersiresg and mode nr~Ie stcns for nor departure
land a. rrcuner. ThtluAueemeut ball out t. hat w
thnt ~ would There hH made young again, aud Asg
late husband raised 10 lfe and restored 10 her.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Mail Robcer .Arres.sd. man named
bassll Brashar was committed 10 ;a;I
Yesterday by U. S. Commissioner Jobn
"A. Bross, on charge of mail robbery
tie has been employed for several months
to carry the mail between TiskiIwa and
Knoxville, aud has been plundering j, for
about six weeks. He was arrested Mon.
day at Toulon, by officer BENJAMIN vii.
hams, at the instance Of Thomas Lyle
post master a, Elmlra, end brought a,
once TO this city. He ha, confessed the
crime, and endeavors to give some &C.
count OF wha, he has taken, from which
it seems that his plunder,nss have no,
been in money only. bu, notes, drafts,
and whatever Of value the mail contain.
ed. He isa young man atout nineteen
years Of age, and it is said that he is en-.
gagged TO be married next month, and was
laying up the needful against tina, event
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FLO <e!
OF WPTON

'HEi that have eyes 10 see let them see. and
l. they that have ears to hear let the N hear
e. CIEILD8 % CO..
Have removed their Stock of Goods to their
.s'r stone, I,ro DO ss kaa Of S,cetiand,.
where they are prepared TO sell As cheap A.
evsr, and leetle cheaper. They have on
hand and are const antly receiving choice lot Of
sugars, Cohees, Teas, Moiassee, Rice, Fish. To.
bscco, Vinegar, Carh Soda, Sal. Soda.
Chem. Palm and Rosin Soaps. Bbl.
Dairy Salt Candles. Dried Fruits,
Dye Stufs, Sslaratus, Corn
Starch Oswrgo Starch,
Rsisins Prunes. Figs, Oysters, Pickles, Sasdine.,
Halt Ton Western Reserve Cheese, Pepperssuce
Sweet Oil, Gunpowder, Shot, G. D. Caps.
A Large Stock Of Wooden and Willow Ware.
Tub, Pals, Churus. Mop Sticks. Broons, Cloth :
Ba'kets Market do, Barrels. Trays. Mats, Bail
Boxes, Scrub ard wb te Wash crushes. Roller,
haike Trays, Butter Liles, Bed Cords, NCus
Traps, and thousand other things which csl't
be called.
Also, large stock of Yankee Notions. Per
tumery and Confectionery, Stationary, all Of the
very best klad. Cali and examine oar stock he
fore purchasing eisew here, for We are bouad to
sait all. 80 IT,
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The Great WesSaru
CLIO THING EXPORT /

uuv l lliNu I'm Un u II ]
.ana 'usrchant Tailoring Establishment.
AS Just arrived, and is now opening one Of
me Largest Stocks Of Goods in this vicin-
"a 'ne old stand OF Kiser, Crew and Turner
sh ns.n block where the proprietors Of the
ssore sand invite the attention Of the citizens
A'P'sh ana surrounding country, to an
Examination Of their Stock
TeIofe purchasing elsewhere /; believing that
mey can sner superior inducements 10 ali in
wan or goods in their line, a. their Stock i,
@".1e'y new and Of the latest styles, and
rsreAa'ed Erpressty for this Market.
our Stock consists in part ~ follows, French
uermah and American cloths of superior ouaI.
nes, and OF every color and price or Cassi.
niefes we have large and splen did assortment
sSoa .s OF French and American doeskins.
oe'n oiacx and fancy, also, fancy Cassimeres
=. every style and price TO suit purchasers
w, o'ock OF Vestings is large, and consist, Of
velvets, silks, satins. etc.
and Of the best quality. All Of the above goods
mn' De made to order, in a style unsurpa ssed in
me west. Having, At 4 great expense. secured
~, .hs pest workman to be lad, we feel confident
. .I Gu, style or goods and Superior Workm ~.
zap WIN not tail to please The most fastd,ou,
-. ne determination Of the proprietors no, TO
-. garment 20 out OF their establishment
>"s. ooe' NOT give perfect satisfaction. Our
Mock Of Ready Made Clothing !!
The largest ever offered in this market. il cob.
sis's, In part, Of fine cloth coats, of An coler,
ana prices. Business coats OF Cloth. Ca,simer.
ana os.lnett Of all qualities and s.yles In The
10y OF ovet-eoats our stock 10 large and we'll
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Boston .4tlds Fqcetious on Mr.. Choais.
The epis,olary exer,ions of Mr. Rufus
Cnoate have had such an astonishing ef.
iect In Maine, that we mus, beg him iii
no great criminal be on hand) 10 eon,in-
ue his pen-and-ink labors. Ii he uould
eu, write letters to the Wings of Penn.
sylvan,a II he ,pouid but write letters
TO the Wings OF New Jersey! VIVA,
rouslng Fremont najorities we might an
tlcipa'e in those! Dear Mr.. Choa,e !
fresh nib your pen (if you ever do nib it,
and give US a lift.
By the way, Mr.. Coates wonderful
lteter was addressed TO VIA, conscientious
political saint, E. Wilder Farley. Here
is the effects in Mr. Falley's own town
Hamlin Wells Pauen
33S 81 SO
And las. year Mr.. Farley's native
Newcastle voted.
Morrill, Wells Read
25l IS 76
Write away, Mr.. Choa,e and do now
write as plainly as you can -Bostos
.4tlas.
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ELIJAH SELtS, =. 4. WATT, D. D
SELLS + WATT,

{ Sucees,oys TO r. Jackson & Sells 4 Hooper }
WILL continue the forwarding and com
w mission business at the old stand OF =.
Jackson and Sells l. Hoover, on Front street,
Muscatine, Iowa.
REYER Ro---
Henry F.rnan, Esq, Pres: c. 4 R. I. R T.
p Jackson. Mu.ca,ile; Green Il SION, DO;
Iemp \ Sells do; r &. Rock, Cedar Rapids;
n, Daniels L. Co do; Dauies Bro, Maroon
walled & Wilds Mt Vernon Forsyth &Co..,
pittsburgh; J. &. Chenoweth, Gin; Voores Z
Richards, do; D. Jones Z Co., Chicago, ~
E. Shepard L Co.. Iowa City, W. Daniei'
4 Co, do; F.Sanxay, do; Cover, Mysau
Gally, do; Hull 4 Thompson, 90; - a. p 3D."
vary 4 CO. st. Louis; Trip!su seq, 90, D ~
wiley 4 Bast. do; BryanS Miisescerssr' !. 90
Sept ~. 20. WI
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:, R.'d This. Tie Richmond ENQUIRE
the leading Dougla. aud Buch.n, : 1 or,,. :,
guage: ''n
Repeatedly have we asked H..
North, Has not experiment, oe mi, .ns
ss' lloer'y FAILED! Are no. the evil, Of
IE SOCIETY IssurrEaAsLe1 and Do
not most thinking men among u, proro .o
70 sobvert il Still no snsw.r f To-
gloomy silence il an Their concl,s;a.
PROOF, added to many other Conclusive
ss'asnces we have furnished, tina, 6r,s
soc'ety in the long run is an imprse,Sh,.
'olm OF society; il is everywhere s,.rvina
oemorat'.ed and insurrectionarv W.
repeat. then, that policy and humanity
anu humanity alike forbid IL. .rteu.,os,
OF ,he ev'ls Of free society to new p.onIs
ana coming generations. Two onnos;,s
ana sontiIc,lng forms of sosie,v csnn",
among civilized men co exis, and srd"s"
Inc enc must give way and cease to er.
ls'-.hs other become universal. IF fr.s
soc'efy BE- unnatural, immoral, unclr;ss
.'an' 1t must fall and give way to a sla,x
'oe,ely-a system AZ old as the World
unicsrsal as man" ''''
The Auscogee Gala. Herald, ano,b.
er Buchanan organ. says:
Free society, We sicken of the n,ma
what Is 1t but conglomeration Of prea.
~ mechanics, filthy operatives. small
ns'eo farmers, and moon.struck theorists.
Al the Northern, and especially N.
New England States. are devoid Of .oc,.
ely ut Tor we'll bred gentlemen. The pre.
Vaiiirg Class one meets is tina. Of mecb,n.
ic' s'rusg ling to be gen,eel, aud small
farmers VINO DO their own drudgsry; and
yet who are hardly fit for associa,lng with
southern geu,leman's body servan,
lhis IS Your free society which the North.
ern hordes are eudeavoring to extend in.
TO Kansas.
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Croorte'. During the les, week Upton has
CRns.sd - many changes for the better AZ any
tosn IT equal Size ever did In The same space OF
Mme. Among the changes We notice that
Asssn. z. ChIlds I Co. have removed their
stock OF Groceries to their nev Store on the
North side Of the Court Hsuse Square, which q
to bailding 10 one Of the largest and best con
tived GoFes 10 the interior OF the State, and
>hslr stock Of trads b ,uch ~ will speak well
los itsslf On trial.
They intend to be At all times ready to sup
ply their customos with the frst choice of fam.
ilyrsoeriea, provisions etc aud trial of their
qualities and prices 10 oil thsg ak to ensure q
liberal custom. Fec adv.
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II. Il. voH % GO,

Late Gw~es l. Yo<,)
NO. lee LAKE srRxsr, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Importers and Jobsers f
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, SC.
Desprctfsliy invite your sssentios, to The
III different departments Of our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust we can execute orders in the most satisfAc.
tory manner, and on the most favorable terms.
Pr TED GOODS.
Cur assortment Of silver aud brass plated
tinAnai"gs consist Of every article in the line,
and IA we are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce.
ments to our customers. Our stock Of staple
Saddle and Harness HdrdWare
Is unsurpassed BY any house in the West and We
cannot fail to give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trimm ings.
Our assortment in this kne Is full and COM
plete, consisting Of blue, brown, drab aud claret
oroadcloths; cotton, union, and worsted dam.
asks, brocatelle, paramettaA coach lamps curtain
lights, and every article in the line.
Patent and Enamelled Leather, Of all colors,
Noble Hoare's Coach Varnish, an extra
article Smith's Steel Converted Axles, all sizes.
We call the attention OF Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them at manufac.
turer's prices. and are the only Agents.
LedtAef 0eIJt08.
We have the only Agency for Reese 4 Hoyts
superior Patent Stretched and Riveted Leather
Betting. Also. Goodyears Patent superior Rub.
Der Betting and Packing.
LEAfHER.--We etfsr for sale In this depart.
msnt, Oak and Jlemlock tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather Hog Skin Seating. Skirting
and Pad Skns Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
iher, French. Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak and Henlock Upper
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco. binding, and
Lining Skins, with full and general assort~e.f
Of Shoe Findings.
SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask prrticular retention to our stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for our
House, and Of q quality and finish uneq ualied and
we warrant them. Our prices are as low as q
common article Is usually sold for From deal.
ers and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask a call, and fatter ourselves that our pri-
ces and terms are such a. win command their
favorable consideration. 33,6m.
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"a an OPEN FIELD AND FAR PLAY
j. IMMENSE STOCK OF wATCk
kEs2lA AND
14W42AY

AfHotNELS, No, Q LIE CLAIRE 70 "
HAVE just returned from New York With As
L largest and best stock OF fine watches and jew
elry ever before offered In this matsset have
gold watches from SO to x293. silver do from
50 To $50. Gold ehfsns foom 81 10 $50. Rage
from Is cents TO $50. Breast pins frpm 81 to SEQ.
would call particular attention TO my stock Of
Ladies' watches which embraces full variety of
plain, hunting and enamelled cases, and think
| can suit the most fastidious-
In short my whole stock Of clocks, watches.
jewery, silver and plated ware Is full and couI-
pletc. and much larger than has ever boen hroughs
to this market; and | will sell Wholesale Or 70.
tail 81 prices that will defy all competition.
Repairing done usual on short notice.
Dee 18th, 1874. y2nl-tf
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John Van Duren's Platform.

Tho Milwaukee SeE.ina OF the SOlh
ult. while informing its readers that
workmen had been busy all the previous
day 10 erecting platform for John Van
Bsran 10 stand on tina, evening, volun-
sesrs 10 furaish ose gratis--,he one he
stood On in 1913. Here it is.
Resolpsd, Tha, the proyiso of Jeffer.
con, TO prohibit the existence Of Slavery
after $500. in oil tho Territories of the
United States, Sos,hern or Northern ::
The votes o! SIX States. and sixteen dele.
gates, in the Congress Of 1854, for the
proviso. to the States and seven delegates
agalDst it. the actual exclusion OF Slavery
from the Northwestern Territory by the
Ordinance Of 1857, unanimously adopted
BY the states in Congress; and the entire
history Of tina, period, clearly show ,ha,
i. was the settled policy OF the nation no,
TO extend. nationaiize or encourage, bu,
10 limit, localize aad discourage Slavery,
aud this policy, which should never have
ossd departed ftoln, Goyerrment ought
70 return.
Rssolusd. Tha, true. and, in the Judge.
nsnt ofthis Convention, the only safe
means OF preventing the extension Of ala
very into territory now free, is to pre-
hibn It's existence 10 al such territory by
Ac. Of Congrss.
Resoiued, That we ACCEPT the issue
whish the slave power has forced upon
as, and to their demand for more Slave
States and more Slave Territory. Let
the soil Of our extensive domains be evar
kept free, for the hardy pioneers Of
other lands. seeking homes Of comfort
and fields Of enterprise in the new world.
Resolusd, That We inscribe on our
banner PlEE SPEECH, FsEE LADoR
AID FRxs MEs.' and under it will fight
- and 6shs ever, until triumphant viclo.
~ shall reward our excr,ions.
The Prince made several strong
speeches in B4S in support Of the above
platform. The following is an extract
IRON one which hc made,
"tlsvsy rois for or Advocate the elec-
fiOs q man 10 Office holding opposed
eiss0s TO tie doctrins ofAs platform, may
~ risA Asad frogst iis cunning and my
tongue c1esue to tie roof Of my mouth !
.4sd any man holding contrary vievs and
lining q tks North ought to Be perensto,iy
Damsd.'
And this 10 the man who has been sent
out % persuade Western people to vste
Tor Bachanan. who is pledged to make
Kansas Slave State Consistency,
!hos ars . jewel! Tho people Of the
Northwest have accepted the above
speech, and John has found out ere
this time. that they have paid particular
.usn.ion to 'prcmptorily damn all who
evs at tho 'Nonh' who are traitors TO
ulsw.
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ForVardi,g.-It viii be seen BY the new 81
vatissmsos that Sells 4. Hoover haave dissolved
ss-pastnershif. and that The nrms have been
formed viz
Setss 4 Wat -sa successors 10 Sells Hoover
Who will carry on ths business At tae old stand
ke. S.lls 10 veil known to most Of the business
msn Of Ills county, and ~ such thi firm needs
no further recommendation.
Hoocr Z Hdrsu are succsssors to Peter
sss Jscksos q Co., which WIS one Of the oldes,
Forwarding hoases In nuscatins. The new
Urn WI continue The business ct tie old stand
Of p. JOCK On. Me-. Hoover 10 slss well known
70 hsdns. nes through this part Of the State,
asd biz prompt attention to businep will In.
sars hiu lihersl patronage.
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m.ESS.ELG SWEH@EY 3
DIR. j. Dennis.

ESOM Muscatine, takes this method to in
l. form the citizens OF Upton, that he is now
at the ALDRrCH HOUSE,, where he will remain
few days 10 attend to the dates Of his profes.
sion
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
feesion, relying entirely on his reputation as a
Dentist for success, he solcits the patr onage Of
the public. ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon. W. II. 1uthill, Upton; Hon. J. p.
Cook, Davenport Hon. A. r. Cotton, Lyons;
A. Holtslander, Esq, Upton A. Daniels. Esq.
Taylor, Muscatine. 81 r.
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Farmers Store +!
w q I,TJnT.Ov

D ESPECTFULLY calls the attention OF cit
IL liens and Farmers to the ret that he ha.
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
on hand full supply Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cloth.
ing, Hats 4 Caps. Boots & Noes,
in fact, every thing usually found in a couatry
store. Give him call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
TIE One Frice System is strictly adhered to-
P. S.-W. o. L. Having permAne loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making it the place
OF his future re. idence, and sincerely hopes, by
fair prices, good goods, just representations,
The patronage and confidence Of the public
Past favors gratefully acknowledged and con-
tInuance solicited. VIM. o. LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. $50. 33,6m.
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cIetAtss. We call attention to the new ID
vsrtissasus q CAssda 4 Gillnore, who have
rsuasay spsasd nv Clothing house In Upton,
sad ssooiss 70 clotas the people on terms % lo~
- ever offered 10 Ne West they have on hand
. lsrss sock Of cloths ADD ready made clothing
snd ca either ell suit ready made, or make
enc b order On short notice. Their advertise
asst b isll, ssd for further Information w 70
fR N n
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.NNe NOrrs.-WitAin tbs last two days quite
~ addition has been made to the tr sding house.
u Upton, auoa1 which are Parsons 4 3lAugh
NJ, Dry Goods, s.o. A nsw II rd ware and
Stove Stose. Me- J. L. Ray again opens .
Aock, end others shout to follow.
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BANK OF NJ 0B:SSSo !E
Florence, Nebraska.

GEO. p. sAfssST, Prest. IN. PARkkR, Cash'r.
TNI Unders,gned, proprietors Of the BANK
J. OF FLoRENeE, Nebr aska, a,e, by the pro-
visions of its Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, and will redeem the Notes II
said Institution in Coin, at its counter in the
City Of Florence. and at 'ithsr Of their Bank
ing Houses, in Ess tern Exchange At l per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur
-ency.
Cook & Sargent, Davenport. Iowa.
Cock, Sargent L. Downey. Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook, Sargent, l. Cook. It. Des Moines, d"
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker. Florence, Nebraska.
Davenport. Iowa, July LIST, 1856. 81 Sm.
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Ns,k.-Ws csll attention Of the musical To
~ nsw advertisement Of Sseinway Il Son
MaaulaetursrSof Pianos II any wish to pur.
cSass a article Of This hind, It void - well to
vnsaies, before purcha.lng, where cheap and
psesosG nstrnmsss ean be had. Ia su.h case II
vesA - veil = rod ths advertisement, and
esquire NJ sAarsser Il his nrn, their price,
vnd IaoafumeotA
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Fir.t Premium Gold Medal Piau ofortes.
$ TEN Va Y 6 Ms.

NE yak
y EsPECTFULLY calls the ate ation of the
IL public to their splendid assortment of semi
grand and square Pianos, which, for volume Of
tone, elasticity Of touch, beauty Of finish in
short, everything that renders Piano perfect,
are unsurpassed. They were awarded the first
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished max rs from Boston.
Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
New TRIUMPH --SrEINwAY 4 Sons were
awarded the Grst premium Gold Medal, at the
recent fair in the Crystal Palace, for the best
Pianofortes, over all mpetitors. 39,ly.
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Chicago 6team Dye Works.
WE WOULD Respectfully inform the La
w dies Of Upton that we have established
At 1913. South Clark street, between Madison
and Washington sss.
Fancy Dyeing / Touring Establishment.
Every description Of Silks, Satins, and Wooi-
en- Shawl and dresses are dyed, Cleaned and
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed to any shade; also, lace Curtains
cleaned, bleached, and warranted to look like
new. Orders from the country promptly at
tended to. COOK BRO Theirs.
34,3m. l32 South Clark st. Chicago
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aN9a33S@
CHEAP
new YORK STORE,
No. II, LeCl-ARE BLOCH,
Daveuport.

TPIE.M ANT
Good Goods, fair dealing and low prices have
prevailed.
In consequences " the great rush to cur IS.
Enlistment. we have secured more room over
our store, and have opened out q
Wholesale Room!y -
Which for size and quantity Of goods contained
therein, will compare most favorably with any
thing Of the kind in Davenport, and we are now
prepared, and will continue to keep so, b
weekly arrivals OF NeU Goodsi to show on
customers, and all others who may give us
call, one Of the largest and beyond all doub, the
cheapest Noek Of Goods
That has ever been offered in Davenport.
We are enabled by purchasi' & our goods frou
First Hands, and many Ct them from the
New York auction RO0ms
To sell goods from ten to twenty five per
cent less than those who purchase in the usua
way. and we are determined at all hazards Il
maintain the reputation we have already &C
CURED Of being the Cheapest Store in Daven.
port Va Remember that we continue te
practice what so many lately sre protesting
and do sell all our goods on the OSE PR,cs
CASH system. n43-1y
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1As 81 Annaai Fair Of she Iowa Stats Ami.
oultaral Society will be heli Ia Mucstine on
~ 9th, Oh and 10Th days OF October.
Ths prsparstlons hsiag rad. will equal any
h ~ Union. Farmers are earnestly solicited
= sttsod.
"A fsw pamphlet premium lists can be obtained
Nt ghts Office.
~ The Cedar County Agriculture! Fair
win - held At Upton on the Lot and ID day. OF
Octdhef.
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The Ceodrt 4 ySeGse.-rhis we'll kuowa Ho
Gel sssnl b nov the property Of Mr.. Whittier,
Who viii hereafter anuns the control aud mn
assqnt Of ths house. Ar. Whittier il prompt
and IN accomplishing man, ard the travelling
public viii at ~ times Apd CO n.orta bic quarters
and eoed fare at his house.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
/ the name and style Of Sells 4 HopvxR is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
The books, accounts and business Of said
Sells 4 Hoover are in the hands Of E. Sells fol-
settlement and liquidation.
Sept. II SO y SELF,
We the undersene E. SELLS & HooyER
kay,n. been engaged in the Forwarding aid
Cou mission business IN Muscatine, under the
name and style Of Sells 4 HoossR, have this
day sold RAJ D. b. Watt, all cAnsign'nents
goods and merchandise OF whatever character,
co n.igned to US as Forwarding and com mission
Merchants, incluaing all goods consigned to
rs, p. ter Jackson i H. l. B. H DOVER.
Sept. IL, $50. =: SELLS
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Melancholy .fccidenf Mo,d.r

Melancholy Accidenf. - Last Monday
evening, young man by the name Of
Briggs. while bathing in Skunk river
below Colvil!s Mil, four miles north Of
town. was accidentally drowned. The
deceased was an estlmable young man,
twenty years Of age, beloved by bis pa
red!s and respected by all WHO knew him.
-Oskdioosa Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
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