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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
Il. L. " o II e, CO.

(Lats Gmrnee j. loSJ
No. LOG LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Importers and JobbtTS f
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, sc.
Dcspectfails invite your attention TO III,
III different departments of Our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities
trHst we can execute orders in the most satIgYic
tory manner. and on the most favorable terms.
RI 4 TED GOODS.
Our assortment of silver aud brass plat ed
Trimmings consist of every article in the line
and as We are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce
ments to our customers. Our stock Of stable
Saddle and Hurness HarduGre
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West and VIC
feel confident that we can sell at such prices al
cannot fail to give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trinamin
Our assortment in this line is full and com.
plete, consisting of blue. brown, drab and c'aret
uroadcloths; cotton, union, and worsted dam.
asks, broeateile paramettas, coach lamps curtain
lights, and every article in the line
Patent and Enamelled Leather, Of all eolors,
Noble q Haare Coach harnish,an extra
article. smiths Steel Converted Axles, all sizes
We cali the attention of Carriage Makers to
these superior Ax!es. We sell them at ,aanuiac.
turers prices and are tae only Agents.
Leather Belting.
We have the only Agency for Ree.e e. HINTS
superior Patent stretched and Kiyeted Leath n
Betting. Also, Goodyears Patent superior Rub.
Der Betting and Packing.
LEATHER. We offer for sale in this depart.
ment, Oak and Hemlock tanned Harness Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seating Skirlng
and Pad Skins, Spanish and Sian ghter Sole Lea
Their, French. Philadelphia and Western tanned
Gall and Kip Skins, Oak and Hcmloek Upper
Leather, Lace Leather Morocco. Binding, and
Lining skins, with full and general assortment
u Shoe Findings
SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask pfrtiensar rttcntion to our stock Of
Tools They are manufactured expressly for our
House, and ola quality and finish unequaIed and
We warrant them. Our prices are AS low as Il
common article is usually sold for. From deal.
ers and manufacturers throughout the country
We ask call, aud faticr ourselves that our pri-
ces and terms are such as will command their
favorable consideration. 35,6m.
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a An UpENEIELD AND FAIR PLAY
H. II. IMMENSE STOCK OF WATCH
sxA>LlGys AND
JT WI MhRl

dTH0tSEL'S, No, 2, LIE CLARE ROH
7 HAVFjust returned from New York with the
L largest and best stock Of fine watches and Jew
eiry ever before offered ia this market. / have
gold watches from $50 to $225. Silver do from
IS to SEQ Gold chains fuom s. to $50. Rings
from Is cents to $50. Breast pins from 81 TO $50
wonld call particular attention to my stock of
ladies' watches, which embraces a full variety of
plain, hunting and enamclled cases, and think
can suit the most fastidious-
In short, my whole stock of clocks, watches,
iewelry silver and plated ware is full and COM
rlete and much larger than has ever been brought
to this market; and | will sell wholesale or re-
tail a. prices that will defy all competitions.
befading done AZ usual on short notice.
Dee 9th. 1854 yaai.tf
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, Viele g. Co.,
PrOnripfOrs

Corner cf Rock hiaaa and Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale and Retail. Clover.
Timothy, Blne Grass and Mllet See DIS, Garden
and Flower Seeds in great variety.
Agricultural g. horticultural Implements
Of the NEST approved manufacture.
Reapers and .Mowes,
Nourse, Veile l. Co have made arrangements
by which they have the exclusive sale in This
section. Of MoHny's Celebrated First Premium
and Riggs Patent Reapcrs and Mowers. Ard
Ketehum's celebrated Mower; Mc.ormick's
Hnsser's, Russellis, Wright's and Atkins fur
nlshed to order.
All persons desiring
lirapers an0 FLOWERS
should order them early. az thedemand is greater
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are sold
at Manef lc'urn's Prices, with only ireigh. and
warehouse charger add,d d.
Hoise-Powers and Threshers,
We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
of The justly celebrated Fits Machine for
Threshiug a cleaning grain at one Operations
which notwithstanding il il the first machine OF
the kid ever Invented, and put into successful
operation, it now ands. as II always has stood.
the best machine for threshing aud cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pitts double pnion :
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad endlss
chain Horse powers; Pease's Excelsior Horses
Power with thresbers, seperators, cleaners, clover
hulees circular and eross-cut saw mills, corn
shelters. &C., and all
Other Implements adapted 10 Power.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nolfse, Niele &
Co. at the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer for
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, TO
gcther With all Machines used in Broom Manu-
facture. Also Shaker broom winding an sew-
ing tvine, Of the first quality.
POWER CORN sHaILFRS.
The best horse power Corn Shelter in use is
ReaIfng's PQie.t sheller.
This Machine is capable Of Smelling and clean
ing 500 Bushels Of Corn PEI idg Every
Farmer having a large quantity OF corn to shell
should purchase one OF these Shelters. 81
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yeIyets, silks, Satins, etc,


and of the best quality Al OF Inc above goods
vii, he made to order. in style unsurpassed in
the West. Having, at great expense, secured
the best workmen 10 be had, we feel confident
that Our style Of goods and sppcrior llorhna9a-
sato will not tail to please The most iast'dIous.
II is the determination Of the proprIeiors not to
lei any garment go out Of their establishment
that does not give perfect satisfaction, Our
Stock Of Ready Made Clothing !!
is the largest ever offered in this market, it con-
sls,s. in part. Of fine cloth coats, of all colsrs
and prlces. Business coats OF Cloth, Cashmere
and saunctt Of all qualities and styles. In The
way of Oyer-coats our stock is large and well
assorted. from Satinet. up 70 fine fngtIsh
Beaver. We have large assortment Of Vests
Of yelvets, Silks. satils Plush, Cashmere and
satinetts. Of every style aad the best quality -
We have pantaIoons Of black and fancy Cassi-
mere and satinett, which for style and texture
cannot b. surpassed west Of the Mississippi
We also have the
Regular Ialeanizcd Rubber Goats Pants
and Legriags. In the way of Furnishing Goods
we have everything pertaining . aGeatleman's
wardrobe. Every garment sold by as will be
WarrduteI TO be as Represented.
All we ask is an examination Ct Our stock and
nrices. as we are determined not to be understood
- bonse in IN. west, 80 IT,
Sept, 1890. Ih9Ab Q p'I'1'a'-'
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SURVEYORS.OR E.NGTN'EERS

= wishing to purchase coed THEODoLITE,
M o.mmon Compass, can ie accommodated
~ caiiias on S. y W&tt,s
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IT., Twenty Thousand
HOGS WANIED

r Twenty Thousand
HOGS WANTED
Az prepared to purchase Ilr.1-l T'.'-1,'
hosf' for which the CASH WI, b. bo' ,a 'na
ee'!efed at my S'aughtering and parki,F I Tl
tho c,,rnisa' \ Musea'ine. at any lime d1rirg
"" Donalhs seasott, after the tenth dsp of Ms
n Az ss. anu Drovers can rely upon NV bc;n,
t ~ ."e Nai het throughout the season 49, s
' ",;1 var ana VIII pay CASH at all fines -
az, n a'So stap9hteT, and PACK oil co~nn7i.s1c, 60.
r,;sn' 'aey 90 hotAYish TO sell at mari,
o'"se ue completion of the Bridgo ~
T1 ana, ana TIE Railroad from Chicas,,
enc farmers and droyer4 NJ - ~
":il'hs'eh, heohull, Maaasla, and otbor 49,
Jo","S eouhtes, viii find Muscatipe - az
, ,La Aet Tor their Hogs than BurIington .na -
u,ey wtsh 10 ship to Chicago, they can h., - "a
"I IA The cars at Muscat!ne ami do,;,,auIli "'-
S"''a6o al less coSttAan from Burlinrton m, ~
,'l'"@FS OF Nuscatine, John,on. Ceaar ~
'o ?m, bththo, Iowa and Poweshiek eo,,nt'.''
', w also hnt Muscatine the hest na,knt e
hoSS Inc coming season, as il was tho Iast
t zoe GO ApealIon among purch .ers here viii
SI 90 -!'a' as ever, as the additional porl ,rI
ss'""S"leithS Lsiabiishment, erected The law
Jew mouths, wall enable us to Dyrb oIi the 1"rs
"a. ia, WIN be d,Nen here, and cash rsrcb,soss
WA % found for Fyty Y3oaaqnI Hos No
sna' re wa be made for the use IF r,v pENS
W purchase The Hogs or moi, VIII
9'"u5 h'er hogs fer The ofall, and place Them an
.. o""'V cars Tor Chicago free of charge. # n,r-
ties wish TO shin. IA Pd'
- Drive your hogs to " Buffers Pork Uousc y
IL you wish to sea, pack or ship them, a. I'm
-""scahhe, Nov. lHJ6. so. BUTLER.
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FOR SALE

NJ res goa ir2pror ernenrs, on Rock Cra,
'"o MUGS north Of Rel OAK, v al wat'rs5
s. Dawn. Agrrt
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The Great Western

CLIO THING BMP0RlU N |!
Ind Merchant Tailoring Establishment.
has lust arrived, and is now opening enc of
Ill the Largest Stocks of Goods in this yicin-
ity. in the old stand Of hiSer, Crew and Turner,
Virgin Block where the rroprietors of the
above stand invite the attention Of the citizens
Of Tiptcn and surrounding country, to an
Examination ef their Stock
before purchasing elsewhere; believing that
they can offer superior inducements 70 all III
want of goods in their line, as their Stock Is
entirely new and of the latest styles, and
Purchased Expressly for his .Narfet.
Our Stock consists in part as follows: French.
German and American cloths of superior quail
lttes. and Of every color and price OF CASH
meres we have large and splendid ass ortment,
consisting Of French and American daeskins,
both black and fancy. also, fancy Casslneres
of every style and price 10 suit purchasers
Our Stock Of Vestings is large, and consists of
a II the latest STYLES Of
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Life Saved at Midnight,
Chicago Advertisements.

frm Serrsrsr ant Gsliaxher's Newspaper Agency.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26
1flarric0.

IAzELErT--MCNrTr.- Mssca Sine, Iowa.
on the 25tll nt., christmas day,) by Rev.
Samuel j Baird. pastor of the first Prcsby-
terrain church, WILLIAM IF. IlAzELETT, ESQ.
of Muscatinc county. lewa, TO Miss HANNAH
II. MCNrrr, formerly of New Castle county.
Delaware.
JAMEs--SrMrTIo2.- Wednesday the
23rd inst, at the Parsonage in North East,
Cecil county, Mr.. JnnN JAMES. formerly of
Philadelphia. to Miss MARY NJ. SUMPTION.
eldest daughter Of Rev. Thomas Sumption
Of the Philadelphia Annual Conference -
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more papers please copy.
MooRE--IlAsKINs.--On the 10th isSr. bv
Rev. Joseph Walker EDWIN j. MOORE, OF
Cecil county, to Miss LYDIA NJ. IAskIys, of
Delaware county, Pa.
sEY-OLDnAM.-On Thursday, Dec.
9th, by Rev. Robert Piggott, at the resi-
dencc OF the brides parents, DR.. G. H. b.
MASSEY to MARY AMANDA, eldest daughter
Of Geo. W. Oldham, ESD, all Of Kent coun-
ty, Md.
S-NowbkNp.-In Baltimore on
Thursday the 9th inst, by Rev. T.. Yates
Reese. Mr.. JOSEPH &. JOHNSON to Miss
MARY +. NGwLAND. both of this county.
-BouLDEN.--On the 18th inst. by
Rev. Thomas Barton, Mr.. WILLIAM =. How
ARD. Of Annapolis, Md, to MISS MARY E.,
| daughter of Thomas Bondcn, Esq.
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PLANTERS USE

r EINAN's AMERICAN FERTILIZER-Can
IL be h;ui ut So ton, or 81 80 b ,rrel; also,
Lehman Super. Phosphate of Lime at 2! cents per
pound by the barrel, or $40 a ton; to wholesale
dealers 4 large deduction; also. Lcinan's Bono
Manure, the cheapest manure in the world, SaO "a
hogshead; also Leinans Liquid Manure in Casks
from 10 800 gallons with directions for USE same
as IS used in England with such great succ ,ss also
Lcinan's Fertilizer for Fruit Trees and Grape
Viz. O.; Leinans Fertilizer for Lawns and Grass
Land, also Potash. Bone Dust, Plns er Ground
Charcoal, Nitric OF Soda. Soda: Sulphac of Am
monia Crush d Zones &c.
Tho above named Fertilizers and Phosphate of
Limo have been in for the past years success
fully in Marylnd, Nirgni,, delaware. New Jcr-
Soy, Pennsylvania and in the Islands of lscrmu,l.
and Barbados; Dip'o mas from the three States of
New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey Stat.
Agricultural Societies, and Crys:al P:,uce ASso-
ella ion of Ncw York. Delivered free of Portage
at any station in Philadelphia. Orders by mail
RENTING the c. sh registered at the Post Office or
Draft on any good Houses in Baltimore New York
or Philadelphia will be satisfactory
q. a. LEHMAN, Proprietor,
No. 10 SOnM Front Street,
Jan 70, 'ob-fin. PHILADELPHIA.
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NoRFoLK AND PoRTsMourH.-Wc learn
from friend Just returned from visit to the
Scaboard, that these cities, in their CONNER
cial and mechanical interests at least, seem
to have recovered almost entirely from the
effects of the late pestilcnce. The. streets Of
Norfolk especially, are thronged from morn
ing till night with its active and busy cit
zcns, while large sprinkling of visitors is
observable, in the continually moving crowd.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable season Of
the year, and particularly the recent cold and
Indictment weather, tho mercantile commune
ty appear to he doing well, and the ,nechan-
ical pursuits Furnishing. The number Of
vessels now in the harbor is very large, many
of them no doubt attracted thitllcr by the
prospect of ready and high freights.
Petersburg Express, 10Th.
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CoNGREss.-No 81 elker yet. This is a
wcalisome announcement. but it is the best
VIC have to make. On Thursday, owing TO
the withdrawal of Richardson. it was hoped
something definite would be arrived at, but
with the change of names the ba.lotings re-
manned much as before. The first vote on
that day stood:
Banks 90: Orr CO: Fuller ~: Ricaud IS
Camph,ll. of Ohio. 3: Eddy, Haven P,nning-
ton. Miller nj Indiana, Kennel ami Williams
| each. Necessary to choice iU2
The second and last stood
Banks 95: Orr S.; Fuller %: Ricaud S:
Campbell of Ohio +: Mcssrs. Eddy, Haven,
Pennington, English and Williams cach.--
Whole number of votes 20l-necessary to a
choice Lob.
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q lEAr ATTRACTION
At Cheap Corner,
MIDDLErDWN. DELAWARE.


MDDLErDWN. DELAW ARE.
N III snes rib has jus. returned from New
l. YORK snf rhilale'ph with tho largest al d
han Soonest nsFsor alent of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that Tas of rel in :his market; re has been
ken tin good m ic' es md 4 the latest fash ION
b" ~ COED ard they h hem purchased at Il C
~ ye- p'szslr ices and great Ya;i sw'll BE- TAX
On that III Y hr sold It Il very SNAIL Any NICE
Ally motto il buy cheap Sc CHI; D. and 10 n large
hisinrss." Cloths Of All co'ors from 10 cents to
500 per yard: Ca l.mcrc black and fancy 30 cts
toSt y per yard; Sa'tiucts. black and fancy. ~
t. - cents per yard; Flannel, r d and white, 6
y! 10 % cen's; n large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES';
COOL yard wide musin at Ct cts. per yard; a
iarsa assortment of
READEM.3DE CLOTHING;
I.o pair Ia,t;e. Undr,sscl Morroc3 Rsots at 81 m
psr pals; hin sole Jenny Lind hos 81 90 per
par: llS pair wood pcssed Roots. city made best
art;y e. cheap rye ot of boys and misses Boots
and shoes. complete assortment Of
HaRD " IRE IND CT TLERT;
Nails oeEts per pound less by the kcg;
GROCERIES,,
brown sugar 81 cts. white and cts; Coffee y!
cts Mo asses cheap Mackcrtl and Herring by the
Dbl &c Togc her with avery large assoi tmen'
Of all kiada Of goods usual kept in country store
with = large number of o'hcr articles that ar. mol
Kept in any otter store all of which can assure
you will 30 sold ut a very small advance over the
s;ty VIII lcsa c prices tor the Cash or Country FRO
diec. All kinds of Produce bought IT
j. A. ELLASON'S,
CHEAP CORNER,
u.n !, ISi5 MiIdletown, Del.
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,

OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,
GAMES HASSON offers an assortment Of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf Wax and Buh
Uppers: Harness and Skirting; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Hips and Findings.
Goy-The. highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Dec. 15-tm5. =
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS COUNCILS. It win
be seen by an extract which we publish to-
day from the Springfield Republican, that
the Massachusetts, Americans have thought
better of their disorganzing conduct last sum
mcr, and have resolved to put aside the boilers
and send delegates to the National Convcn-
ton. We have not the smallest doubt, and
we never have had, that had those men who
boltcd stood by the Philadelphia platform, it
would have been adopted in every State IN
tbs Union. There is certainly none which is
more deeply tainted with Abollionism than
Massachusetts,. We should then have had a
party Standing on national ground every
where in Ohio and Massachusetts, as well as
in Maryland and Virginia. 1t was that fatal
step which ruined every thing, and we believe
the boilers would never have taken that step
had they been appraised of the real amount Of
conservatism to be found among their constit.
ucnts.
This boiling lost us the State ofPrmsvlva
MIA. Bat the boilers were severely rrbukcd
in Massachusetts and New York. They were
taught that. though the people may be led
astray by designing dcmagosucs. they are no,
prepared to sacrifice the Union when it comes
to the pinch And it is at this particular
moment, when the North is coming around
to the Philadelphia platform, that Certain,
aspirants in the South talk of aboishine
it.-Amcrican Democrat.
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1.-THE President has communicated to
the Senate, in Executive session. Lord John
Russcll's letter of January 10, 1858. to Mr.
Champion, and which was then submitted to
MIR. Everett. Secretary of State. IL declares
that the British Government intends strictly
to carry out the Clay Bulwcr Treaty. and
to assume no sovereignty, directly or Indirect
ly, in Central America. The Senate has re-
moved the injunction of sccresy, and the let
ter will be published, The official advices
by the America do not in any way change
our friendly relations with England. Mr..
Buchanan writes that no real prospects of
peace are entertained by the Ministry. and
England is preparing the largest feet ever
fnted for operations against Russia in the
spring Louis Napoleon is still anxious to
cxtricatc himself from the war, having attain
cd all the desired prestige Of tie occa-
sion.
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GIANO. LUMBER :.
H7RRISONS
CGsuuab tan PerEiImcEy,

DI the great American Pcrfumcr, of Phil
- adelphia, contains over $50 different
varieties. and is clusscd under Articles for
the TOILET, for the SKIN, for the HAIR, for
the HANDS, for the HANDKERcnIEF, for
FLAvoEING FOoD, for the BEARD, for the
TEETH, and MISCELLANEOUS. They are purely
American, in style, character, and quality,
and so far surpass in intrinsic excellence
EVERY foreign article, that the rciincd OF
American society arc adopting them rs the
STANDARD Of EXCELLENCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store Of E. BROWN. JR.,
Jan l2-tf ELKTON, MD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

ParfifdScS.-W find in Il number Of
Our exchanges appeals for the partrd.cs.
which III this scasun.Oi snow and severe cold
are generally in n Pcrishing condition. To
al! our young readers throughout the county
we beg to join in the appeal: instead OF
shooting or otherwise destroying the part
ridges, feed them; preserve them through
this severe winter weather, and their shrill
"hob- wii,c!" in the spring wilt give you
ann IL rlwatd. Nc know there are many
heart less enough to shoot down whole flock $
as '!Icy hrddlc together in their chilled and
starving condition, in thu woods and along
the fences; but then there are a greater NUM-
Der who have hearts too good for that, W ho will
feed and protect those pretty little tenants
of our fields and meadows, which add so
much to the beauty Of our summer walks,
and to the luxury of our tables in the
autumn.
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ROBERT SHOEMAKER,
yESJ.H SHOEMAKER. ROBERT SHOEMAKER,
REMOVAL.
DRTGS. GLASS AND PAINTS.

DOBERT SHOEMAKER & co. thankful for the
II libcr Il patronage hitherto bestowed upon
them hereby give notice, that owing to The great
incrcas, in their business, they have been Obliged
tc seek more room. and 20 secure it. have +, moved
from thcir old sand, q. W. corner Of Second AMI
Green Sts. to their NEW AND SrArIor : STorE. y.
f. CORNER or FOURTH AND RACE SITS. where NJ. IA
an cntrc new and greatly nlcrsed stock Of
Drugs, Paints. Giiss, Dye-StnGs, Nc,
they are now prepared to furnish all their Old.
well ms NEW customers with any article in their
inc. at the lowest prices and on accommodating
terms.
We shaii use every means on our pirf 10 render
satisfaction to all who may favor with their Gus
tom. As to prices. compete with any other
house and the quality of our goods is unsur passed.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER 4 CO.,
~ E. corner Of Fourth aud Ruce Sis.,
Manufacturers OF Paints in Oil, Putty
nc. Importers of French Zinc Paint.
Sole Agents for Philadelphia for the sale
of FRENCH PLATE GLASS. Deal
crs in all kinds Of plain and fancy
WINDOW GLASS.
Prices current sent on application by mail. and
goods dc ivcred at any OF the Dcpo;s or Wharves
free Of expense to The purchaser
Jan %, Oily.
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Che nlarkcts.

x EIKroN MARKET. Jan. 26.-Whcat 81 So,
Corn 70 cents; Oats 31a cents.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Jan. 25th.-Flour
$3.50 to 5000 Wheat 81 IS to $500; Com
10 to 20 cents; Oats 80 to Al cents.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Jan. 25h 1856
Flour, So IS SS 80: Wheat. IL So So.
90, Corn. 10 IL rs; Oats, 80 ~ cents.
WiLMiNCroN MARKET, Jan. 25th.-We
quote to, day from wagons, at the mills, and
in Front Street Wheat. red 81 81. white
81 90 so 90; Corn, new 73 cts, old ~ cts.
Oats, 3s cts; Rye, 81 Is. Fl"nr-Supcrfnt
So 81. Fhxsced, $500. Cloverseed, 81
so
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

ForR DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS FOR AN
APpLE.--A California letter, speaking of the
extravasant spirit that prevails everywhere
in the State, says:
Apples (of large size, to be surc.) were Of
fci cd at fruit stands for sale a. 81 SO piece;
the price is not more remarkable than that
there arc many persons indiscrect enough to
purchase and cat them at this rate If this
taste continues who will say that the orchards
of Oregon shall not come to be as valuable as
the gold mines of California
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Newark Female Seminary

yVJIIE next Session of this Institution will
l. commence FEBRC AIRY 4th, 1856, and
continue tweniy-onc weeks.
A thorough and systematic course OF study
II full corps of experienced and efficient
teachers. combined with the home Influence
which can he cXcrtcd where the number Is
80 limited. all commend this school to the
attenuv" - l..."e"ts mo expect to pace
their daughters beyond tacir own immediate
influence.
Expenses per sessinn. Board and Tuition
In English Studies and Latin, S70 Languages
Music. Drawing AID Painting in water colors
and oil. extra.
Hy-Circulars, containing course of study
and other particulars can be obtained by
addressing the Principal,
MISS Ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
Newark, Del.
REFERENCEs-Danel Kirkwood, LID,
Professor Delaware College; Prof. w. A.
Crawford, Prof. F.. d. Parker, Rev. j.
Va!andigham, j. W. Weston, A. NJ, Prn-
cpal of Newark Acadeniy, J. Miller, ESQ,
Newark, Prof G. Long, Huntsville, Pa,
George Earle, Esq, Elkron, Md.
Jan. S, '5G-2m.