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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
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nHEy "a - nsze tan give te4Pcsary reiiei
An tAcy nesex VIII II = cease 1Ne5
- nh ne caI.K af the disease. lie CAUSE
- III asxe az bilious diseases 8 the aano-
go 1ssssa xaIEsa Mlasza2 or MALARIA seo-
n. - tbs vossos. by ia sAIcksI ksfiDo4A,
AL All diseases caused ~ u c-sz7Fear - oIes
Rs0s5sss Fsses and Ag2e Cure : f4ls Arnue
- Malarsa aud moreover / Is psrtteuS "a re-
-. -Aar5r- TIE eel ttcats 81 tie eeie7ra-
80 ,E,su.lst. ] H. C1.f,aa, OF Sew YORK, 10 taE.
SGT. !. s.tscssA To every sosIisr therefore
!. .s--. no ESss Il car do % a2Fm
u1rs han s&n be said ct SliGfne, AZ
.rx,s.. or sns tpnIe IN sxls.sncs, q. ther use -
- rs,xs . t-s cass1g3GtlcB sn1 brings on DUNE
.srr winch usve- aile@s psrssn 10 Teri per
s.~.fx vel for a sarSle moment In AiassFA-
,snn "a thsse truth. sEn~x saTe extracts iron.
,est.r Ia.s received treza Physician:
GrcneE-esS. Ohio, March IL 1890.
IA. 4. hH~Dss. E.q Dear as, ioars Of
"a est . al hsna. The Cure arrived late ias'
rear. ard the dliEeUy n getting any one 10 "
Il xas greatly increased LTon the fact 'hal
r~assy TAD been IA; roa4e.G yh:ch was grow
ipr "a aver with he public. as beng oeifsI
Tad aSsug Qasugne.-rst knowing, PRESUME.
| thai he r-nez4y taeg gse4 &c escape ~ re /,
ccat4is 81 10. rzr0 ITSELF
The remedy. tsucwu as Is ssalta's Ieaie,
| would inva-las iy ssEaK al ag4t, eut II GIG not
GEAR IL. az il would ot.en rstarh win Fenewea
v,gar. Til. on. circumstances deemed IN your
| favor. II could institute test comparison De-
tw.sa II AID wear cusE. The following u tie
/ result:
TREE persons took yoar Cure ali Of WHICH
were sases OF 20 4otst an Intermittent Fever
/ Of many weeks stau18n-. They hat irasd N2i'
/ niae. and other remedies, occasionally nlstes
| a chill. bal If 8, (ss IN al such eases, sic"
| ly wearing them out, and leyt1g the toanda
4 ion Of other ard severer mal.cles. 1 DAD So
| cesd In e5ectlsg radical cure OF al three O
these cases with your remedy. Ia these case
| the .: sgslt!.ss Tone" had teen used, ard veal
break the chill, but IT woald return sgaia.
/ tank there vii be no difficulty now n CIV
| Ing 10 yonr sCuFe the vantage q oaad 81 an,
other remedy nog IN use Lere. NJ. bCcxSES
/ RHODES FEVER & A6UE CURE, o
.xrfp.rs TO MALARIA, The ony harmless N
.4y in existence, is rc4-lly certain az a Fss
rEsTtvE, or a -cUEE." Iaxe Ii waea You fe'
the ehi,ls coming Oh. and Yea viii lever hal
singe one. JAS !. hhoDhs'
Proprietor, Providence, h. J.
| WhsEssale Agents, 81. Lcais, ii. bLAKsLE
Chicago, BARCLAY BRos., and tsE sale
| A. Gilbert. Upton. 81 SD.
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KNAPP { REDNON.
Are norT crsess.s large s:-sa. .i.ien..id assrrt
meut u
Spring Goods,

EzC4L
Spring Goods,
At Ne. . Leelan Row Davenport, Iowa
We inrIte stfsntioH snd challenge compe.i-
ton, Having attic ps'sa an Increased demand
tor al kinds a Dry l,ooes this coming season
We have p1rchssed Monster Stock Of New
pesatIfal sss pc snG Fancy Fashionable Goods
SILK. &C.,
Black gro 1e fhirs silks fancy silks in end ess
variety; ak npas'ilIa.-new stsIes; SOLD col
ors, III wool te'aine., faHcy s-lsines all kinds,
new Styles Dc pages. any quantity ond cheap.
FrsHA Corers for Ptanos Table, &c.
Fxtra superior French Id gloves; embroi-
ssreS waits: FlsuEcisg, all kinds; Englis
thread Iaces, tafieiC rs, &c; Swiss mnslins
de..ta snaslins; Grape collars dimity bands, &c
Prints. Cling n ms. &C.
Great variety II shirt bosums fancy colored
kid f,.,sh six gloves, plain and fancy deisines,
Inca lawns ard table llten.
laHleH lFape >aaNls lie.
Splendid assortment Of alpaecss, new and
choice styles Of gingaans, wall berages, all
kinds OF collaa; French worked collars, beauti
fal styles; Rich emhroiaeriss IL Sets
HOSIERY. GLOVEs, SC.
Pine linen cambria haadkeTehiefs; shasls a
variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace
,rmfnsnr, great Tarisy; mourning setts Eik
aces black lace walls &c.
Hoored and Grass Cioh Skirts.
Wrench embossed chinz; curtain goods indis
swfsr null lasn eravats book jac0nst. aud carr
brio musiins; striped and plain nainsook muslin
Ioaaest.c and Staple Goods, Sheetiags, ahuf
fng.. Crash, Huekoback, P,lion Linen
and Sheetang, sesteb Diaper, House
favnishiog Goods, Millinery aud
Sfyaap Geods, all .Atto and
Frssh.
We particularly invite attention to cur assort
ment Of staple domestic Goods, feeling oonhden
we can present Inducements 10 purchasers un
| ecHaIled for CEsapne~, Durability and Finish
/ Oar patrons will always fnd an nnsur passed a.
sortment, from the smallest Notion up TO th,
richest and most magsincsnt article Of ORES
| 6oods.
/ n B.-we intend 70 cell large amount o
Goods 1t . small advance tram cost.
! nlSly KNAPP & REpMON.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY. If aaxb2ry, has discovered
u ere ef oar esrTYon pasture xse!s
srsEsty iaat cares
EVERY KIND OF Hr.NGR!

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-~s1 v~T - szsti csstsas~s =. ia sissss al ssss
10 s~..ss ras- ss,.s 70 sxr-s nazss-
o.'eshs.- ssaA+. VII egs aas ~sss rass 81 pasass 90
Ia = "a. soa.1=s 81 .-A =. rr.z sssa--
" sssta are -. ross s.@ssr IA ss
T-s - yssiss vsr.assz K .As versa cas-.
Or. . ss.tsss w,Tssss1 az hEa< ~.
rr s7a- ~rrsz.sa ca. s-ssssz sf liz ears
Fsf ssssss vaFr.zss es-rsS: sr1
oNs sat.l- 81 rz-= ely srrssssz = "a ssta.
f*s = ssF~@ sass sxrrAssa 10 sure tss sssss Sq
rTs " tsrss ssse.- wx-rssssx p
Ta.ss % ssag t~,~ So. -srr~ase ~ szrs sss 81,
s.asfT 2s~S,sxrp-rsss - fex ~ sFss S-sss az
peg ss ears s~r.Esi s@@nsTas E.s sssss s4@2sa's =
Es.-. p~s4,se sAar..,. s.sse, # RI. ta*
"a a. -sss ~al Il wxxA ars ~ai tan :.
81 s.*s- ssss s>s. -, sgs hss se1@ @s~sssr ss-
~ 's e., 80 80 .s rs : =. = Sc a. ~.
81 $500. 80. .sss s.s+s 81; pss, = |.
s.esas, sh.i n.asth sats ~ sNne, q AAass.
aa'isy If ,ss s~ss.~y ~fu ...s. .s-. "a Asrh is.
s~e .sla ..est ia s.tles tsi-sa Ara 1855
~as u he vhsl-ssis Drsgsi.s. vas b sG.
as ,.ss s,: ss 49, -. ...r Il. - Tss
s-stss VI 10 fS@m 81 sasfs~Ts-
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vtrsase have ssasa 4.
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srra u epepsgc sss-s disease vhiet sivsys
ssesia red abs, hare eesa esEs4 " ssv csa
VIA sna-y II a. 2rev@ 81 csast IN ~ " TIA
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! gaxa Awe.
Jared w Y. Yer the vsrss deasss q he Liver ssea
'bn 3d.. Z. SO T.. s... -
N. a1srsss discovery d eoSd kAa
ssbsr reas ef4e kasvn.
change q diet a<sezssFyssI As b~s.
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fi years dessert apt z1fz4sTtdfs7 fro tv
- szyut sssp <sai. aYesssca- sgs
ne % al sas take sxs.ss es-zas .1e sss
tw.cs DAY.
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.frits - Jssza-,
.-rm by tss@ srFgr. JsFziss
Essr .as ro<kF dan.
F.r ara Oh tsa forest char-s
Fst4as, sc I'll arsI,
4 E-sssea. @1rsrs l. Ea-1- sv...s
s2aM svsespr aiesm TOT .scs.
Aaa every asrd shah tsss Is zo-.
p -s@kEg -%lsig.
r3zn er tas rl~er jessie.
Esar tbs rseky dell,
Where b3a14s tie ssar and ssips Sc Eoe-
rs.ssfs, ~e vii dwell.
yhsr goIasa txsnz Ger rooe ssa s:EsEsa-
SstcsE the sl1sh!Gg E43rr,
Aaa ye@.iT tsws II sxlay eve
Esea sewer and ss4s a3a-n--
Hos happy By the river, Jessie,
Sc tee rocky dell
Away. s~sy. In he f3.ss: grsx1,
Lassse. we viii dwell:
Zhs rorla'- pOnp the worii's ~e2..b,
sN@a them all for thee;
Tcs aa.lge's charms as sAg swss. self
A4s assT.a iissI to ne
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zUE7N1UX'T0
00N~90O949

No. I7S, Second 81. Muscasine, lows.
n n BURNETT would Annsancs e The
n. Trade and Country Me-chaniA Mat Ee
ran supply, for cash, the SCHOOL 6OOAs,
N sished 81 W. b. Saith 4 Co.. lvises =
Pb.cy. and A s. Baraes = Get incioain9 =.
IRE Eecue Series Of school Books, SenoefS
Ps.dars. Davies, Series Of Mathemafic1, C.,
At publishers prices.
81 buying oil him they ays freight, issaraste 2.
dc. and can have their orders hilea - nucn
shorter time. He also keeps constantly 70 seo1:,
and win Job, Of small advance on eassefn ~
ess. IN other schoo, books used IN ts1s- Aiso,
a large stock Of Cap r Ldtxr Poper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy enveloI
cards, states ard pencils, waters ana SeannS
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocke' oooks'
m apps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer 0oSAs,
sng booAs, biask books, pass books, tucA
n.rorandnns, wall paper, rnashemasieal IN
s:ruraent., cheap publications. nofs books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpA-
reut window shades, fancy stationery, valen,
| tines, p.cke; knives, novels, from II Y and
4 81 per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
| Victims. guitars, aecordeons, &C., fogesoei
with instruction books, OF all kinds, sheet music
&c He buy. largely Of all the above articles
| for casa fren, the manufacturers East, and ca,
Sell hen cheaper ldeiueting ffeights &C :.
| than thes can Be 90, elsewhere, he . deter
rainei 10 build up large Jobbing trade IN 'a'
Beck and Stationery business has adopted a
! his rzstte - Small prefts and Ia e saie'
He has al.o very large stock OF standard
4 miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
hooks. for sale at eastern prices.
/ Neg Bs~k, rscesred BY Erprsss, a. soon IS
I pa5lfshsi
yew.papers, Magazines and Periodicals re
tesved daily. ~R. NJ. b. is agent Tor tn
Buffalo Prister's Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
roun iry, c. +. Halls Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday Scsool Society, Molin
Mills wrapping paper.
nj fy. X. N. BURNETT.
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TIE City Tote 1870 The Ra,lroad - o.
Monday last this cily by very decided
vote, reed 10 sui sribe $50 600 to the
eapit4t Stock OF The Chicago Iowa and
Nebraska Railroad. Tire y5te was not
keayy, aud il was gensgaly understood
tn, there would te no opposition to ,he
subscription Two votes were only
against the Railroad ard III for il
Cedar Eaitfq TtreS.
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lll3, anna.

THE Qndersi snea ale nos prepared 70 far
i nish Lime At the lo~ass prices. They n.-
also prepared 70 deliver II at any place t. suit
The purchaser. Oar lime can't be heat and il l.
Away. % hand al the kiln, miles west Of
Tir.ou. Gear Dwiggzns Mil. ksorr CaLvIs.
Is-H
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re ESss-ss g-sf AaTE-g F--ssssea t1@ ssRFS
ait - -sss 1YN~Ssmsztssa f,sz-s - r1aE2 IL
xssa var 5 - ~ ssS axe asw F-e FArs& - g.
e-g..r wo-s ss.- &4Es - he ~r@8-sxstAx
wes-@sssv - .-sssx &aS frS&zg. " a-ss <-s& ~
fer sAs- q shsA Aa.sss--s@~w - 20 gts p AS~2sa
Frs9 rsssESEs zzsv &c ? so<a sa sAs $3.50 ts's.
rftr STOUT 4 SEEAEE2
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r. n. IsErT. W. G. BREwGTEs
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Office of Isett g. Brewster.
Exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities IN The United
States bought and sold
Collections made and remitiances At current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, sold aud located.
Money loaned on BoLd and Mortgages on
long or shsrt time.
Interest paid on deposits IS folloSs, TO wit:
~ per cert for of. year
3 do do 10 6 month, and over
do do do 2 months and over
Our present rates for exchange are a. fol.
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
New York selling, "a prem.
ss buving. IL
81. Louis, selling,
g buying, l-2
Currency Offs, s.. Louis, selling. IL
/" Chicago, Ia
Gold. Buying at i-2 prem; selling, at
prem.
For parties living, out OF Muscstine, who
keep their deposits with us. we will forward
exchanges they may order TO any point, a
carrentrstes. Milf.
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Succssser 10 8. TcmltnSsn & Co.

al Factory Prices, Farming Tools tgenty five
per cent less than ever, az | want TO Close out
that kind q stock
.M.taitc Roofing Of all Kinds put on and
t1fTontsd nj 10 fedk or 20 PAT.
Peing practica' Workman myself ! think I
can give good satisfaction on al Jobs ordered
CaPRrR s~E.M pfps made o. short notice and
warranted. aiso keep
ChGtn Pumps, NJ C0man's suctfor md Fsrcs
PamPs spouting and Gqttering Dane on fsyo.
! rable trrns. Having bought ont the entire
| Sock Of Tonilnson snd ca. with a view 81
staying with you, therefore, | hope to reesivs
| M share Of pubic natr,nsge Call and Sc.
| for yourselves, few doc Eaa. CT swetland. .
! 2ff. GEO TElICH.
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A clergyman Lettering ere sfisrnocr
to as female Pensioners. said:
Be not proua thar cur Lord paid your
sc Z the distinguished Lcnor Of spPearlng
hrst to a female after tie TrsuTecicn,
for Il was only Con. that tie news Nigh.
pass tie socLer.'
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VIE .s.,ckx - PaIrlcs M.loaev.
what do yca say 10 ias i1tiSreEsr are
ycu guilty. or nos gsil.yr
Ansh! n-saA, yer worship, aos TAI
| tell I'LL hear the sv.iercs.'
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.HIG GINS BRoT ER S

HIG GINS B r o T II e r S
A RE ssle Agents fer he sac n the taIiex-
"A .ag .nya saa5e Musical Works, p45iist~d
BIZ NATHAN Richardson, q Boston. and are pre-
pared 70 furnish them Al
Who3ssaie y Rst1d a! Publ,shsY's Prices.
The Mccern School for the Piano. TIE
most celebrated instruction. Beck ever publish
Cd. Prize sax
The Modern school for the Piano Forte ha.
now beer before the public sefsiei.n' length
as tine 10 mest fully test ifs value as The bes'
guide 10 correct Knowledge OF Piano PIzyiag
and tire fac that il Il constantly Iacre.ssng ia
"a =. ard ~aaBaag favor AID ADJ ptlon b. IN.
raosi popular teachers, i q ssre guarantee o!
its ultimately becoming adopted.
F4g.s ssos ~ - Pa48 ny Los rags~wt@~ A
s<gsHs~s 'Asa ttat Prss
psFs~r's sssr.l ~ Ssn@@Y SD tasra4xh Rass a
sass "a Pres =
asksrfs wwaea So @Estrsssas ~ go Tsass TIE
ssA4 ~ Ia. s4H feeD4&ss-ass ssssst =
. Pfsx4B
y,als& s<sses fssssr.ss ssesssx s.~s- Bysse~ IN
/ ss8@w~a Pres o.
zAss ss1y * 40 - sssx x~y -
Grs.s fees u s@s2Axs ftesss ~ - fvt~s
AG HIsafs& s-yrrsE 50
b k@a s+lah .~s,
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

IN the Photographic art Photographs upon paper.
surtassing in beauty. durability, artistic elect. and
ifr-Ilke expression any style of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn by a pencil Of light. For dneness.
roundness, depth Of light and shade and richness Of
tone. they are wonderful
The Subscribers return thanks for past patro age.
and take pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of War
rem and vicinity, that they are now prepared TO take
Life-size Portraits mounted upon czrvtss and finished
plain, or colored in oil. crayon. or pastil, from SIS TO
$40. and warranted satisfactory
TPSmalI size Photographs can be taken upon paper
and mailed to any part of the United States, at = very
shah expense
and landscapes. Also Ikenesses of deceased persons.
TPD6zuerreotypes, or Miniatures Of deceased per
sons, h0rerer poor, can be magniled to lille size and
made perfect
TTAmbrotypes taken for SLIGO and upwards
TPInstructions given in all branches Of Photo
Frarhy. upon reasonable terms.
KENEMBER-charges moderate. and Licensees
warranted to please LEROY & BBi
Warren. Sent. Il. 1856.
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TnE BOOK KEEpING pEPARTMENr
THEN Ew METHOD OF TEACHING

strikes At the very terminating points Of the Science.
re, ealing the great natural twO-fold division Of the
Ledger. whereby is seen the proper line OF demaTka
ton betseen Real and Representative Property AMI
th= covering law Of transfer. as regards il Affecting the
twO classes Of accounts, and those Of the same class
in every variety fl ansaCti ous thus strippingthis most
us,t1 and beautiful science Of much OF its time haH-
Ored mysteries. made so by arbitrary aaI infallibie
rules meaningless forms and false no ions and hence
cradles the & dent To acquire correct -otons OF ac-
rouurz - arnIorfad in ,rfr. .-..r;~.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-Th

w subscriber has just received . large stock Of
ali articles in his line.
He has also made arrangements with = Manufac
turing House in Switzerland, by which. he, as Agent
for the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Ep-
rope By this arrangement he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches. Of all kinds. as i0p as they can be
bought in the DATED Statss- He has now on hand
every Tsrie OF Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock Of Britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods of every description, and he
will receive new supplies. monthly. His intention
IL to sell = large amount. and he Will sell 20 dealers
IT. 3 iorer rate than ever before. 4.
The JeEelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, At JObbing Prices, and win be sold low.
He only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES TAUTR0T.
Warren. Dec. Il. IS
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PORTABLE sTENM ENGINE.
DEED S PATENT CHRONOMETEI

~ ENGINE This is an improved steam Engine for
which hetters Patent were granted to John A. Reed, OF
New York. January Q, less. The nature Of this i'm
proyemeut consists in the increase OF poEer about %
per cent and reducing the weight Of the engine one
hall The saving Of fuel is eeectefa by letting the
steam in on both sides Of the G. linder doubling
the size Of the port, and balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight Of the slide valves. &C.
centres. cross heads, connecting rods. &C. The ex
eeeding simplicity Of this engine renders Il mneh more
durable and easily managed than any other. and when
Plaeedlpon the boiler with wheels it is portable though
effective These engines received the First Prize ed
al at the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy i've o. them now in operation, all giving great
satiafnctinn
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REENVILLE AND WAR.

~ kEA HAOh- me suDscnbeTs axe pIeasuTe N
announcing to the travelling public, that a trl-Weckiy
mail has been established between West GreeLvilie.
pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried BY
two horse BACKS. lea-ing the Gaskill House, in War
Nren, on every Monday. Wednesday and FridaS morn
tngs. AZ 7oeloek, and arriving At Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greenvilie every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving al
warreE the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places viii find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg, Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. 0rangeville and Mount JOY, and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown
or Mercer, jamestown, uartstoEn, Conneautville. G-
rard and Clarksyilie- BloONN WEST
- ~ 1EE-rF
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FARM FOR SAFE. Twill sell

l. acres Of the north side Of my Farm in Bazetta, 4
miles from Warren, on the Plank Road to Kiusman-
The buildings are good, cost $4,000 a short time ago.
The Farm Is we'll watered by the MOSQUITO Greek,
which Is the eastern boundary; . good young orchard.
and all other kinds CT Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, 40 acres good timber Price SIS per acre.
will also sell 80 acres Of the south side for $50
per acre. which is Waterrd. and about % acres good
timier along the Greek. l prefer selling all together.
hut will sell as ibove, or TO suit the buyer.
Sept. ,. Is56-6m. FITCH D. LEWIS.
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DALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
~ For identifying the Complexion. removing Tar
and Pimplcs from the face, for Shaving. for Cleansing
tAs Teeth. for the Toilet, and the Nursery. Gnd for Bath
jag. 'si-s merits stand nnriyailed-"
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THE INITIATORY COURSE

embraces a regularly progressive series Of manuscript
cards. classified Somex hat as to the variety Of trans
actions. II aims to develop the first principles and
philosophy of Accounts rather than mere routine and
actual formula. ~ addressing the reason and jndg-
mrnt Of the student. who udies with the view o. APP
prehendi- : and arriving at results. and so pushes on
hisinyestigations with much greater confidence, pleas
M aud fuIrnrpdeur.-
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noCToR r,ooFLANp,S CFLE.

- braeed GERMAN B1ffERS. Prepared by DR..
@. II. JAcKsos, Philadelphia. Pa VIII e6ectually cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Chronic or
Ners0Es Debility. Diseases Of Kidneys. and all dfseas-
En- arising from a dis0r fered Liver or Stomach. Such
as Consspation, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the
Head. Acidity az the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn, Dis
gust for food. fulness OF weight in the Stomach, Sur
kructalions. Sinking or Fia1erjng at pit Of Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried nddifhcul breathing
Pluttering az the Heart Choaking Of suhOcating sensa-
uon when "a = lying postare, Dinness of Vision Dots
Of webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head DeociencV of Precipitation. Yelowness OF the
Skin and Eyes Pain il the Side. Back. Chest, Limbs,
&C. Sudden Pushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings Of Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
70 this preparation. does so with q feeling Of the utmost
confidence in its vir1nes aRdA1apt21iOn to the diseases
Tor which it is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of 3 ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrivsled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony in its ia
v0r given by he most prominen and well known Ply
siciaus and individuals in all parts Of the country is
inmenee. and a careful perusal OF the Almanac, pub
lished annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis
Of any OF his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the great &c
lebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory. No. o6 ARCH St.
Philadelphia. Pa Sold by E. A SMITH & CO., War
rem; W. L. Hd We. Bloomfield; J. CAMPBELL, New.
ton Falls, and all Dealers in Medicines.
April 3. le5S-i-y.
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An persons indebted by Note or Book Account. Il
The late arm Of g. l. c. Mossr, will save sorts by cali
Eng soon and pzyingi Otherwise they viii be proceed
I'd With eAHCEL A0SEh.
warren, D.. H<-ch S, 1856.
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lNRAND EXPOSITION of RICH

II AND CHOICE GOODS. for Mems wear for Spring
and Summer-eonsistiL Of choice French. English &
American Cloths and Cassimeres, Of all coiOrs and
qualities; Cassimeres and Vestings in great varieties,
for dress and business wear. OF new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings, OF all styi : and qualities. A full and com
plete assortment OF R~EADY-MADE CLOTHING, both
OF fine and low priced material.
Also. Hats and Caps, in great varieties, and Of all
qualities. from the cheapest wool. to the finest beaver,
suitable for all times and occasions.
In calling attention to the above / need only add
th4t these goods have all been selected by my self wi b
great care. and with particular attention to a Custom
Trade, and The piece goods will he ma e up to order,
as heretofore, in a style unequalled in this section Of
country. As for prices. call. examine. and judge for
yourselves JOHN L. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor. "a Market 81. Warren o.
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NLOTHS 4 WOOLEN GO0nS-

~ rhe public know that We keep the Iarges: and
cheapest stuck OF cloths for men and boys wear, ia
town; everything in the line. from a good two shilling
Jean to a fine broadcloth; therefore We simply say. be-
Tore buying, call at the NEW YORK STORE.