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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-29
From The Hon. Isaac Toueey.
WAsH1SGT Monday,


GENTLEMEN: II would give great pleasure to unite
with the democracy of the city and county Of New York
in celebrating he triumph Of the constitution and Of
sutudona liberty factions and fanatcism in the cleo
ton Of James Buchanan and John O. Breckenridge and
TO join in mutual congratulations upon the gratifying
result in the great commercial metropolis Of the Union
And when consider the unwoned character Of the recent
contest the false and deusve aspect given 10 II by OPP
ponents before the people the desperate resored to
by them for success the necessity under Of meet
ing deliberate attempt throughout the nonaveholdiug
States to fan the fame Of nnt-savery excitement TO such
intensity possible 10 annhate all the hope of success
fu resistance the recessnsss the bitterness the vupes
ton peculiar that species Of political warfare and the
probable consequences Of the triumph Of sectional
party Of that description, cannot but feel the strongest
desire participate with you in celebrating the happy de-
verancs o. the country but my engagements do not per-
nit me to be present
] am gentlemen, very truly yours,
Messrs Josiah Sutherland John Creighton, VIM Sinclair,
committee, &c, &C.
The meeting addressed by Hon. T. L. Cngman Of
North Carolina Hon A. J. Parker, Captain Rynders Hon,
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THE ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

We have before us the annual message of Governor
Adams of South Carolina, transmitted the legislature of
that State Monday last The message occupies
columns of the Charleston Mercury-ully onehird of
which is occupied with political dispositions more dstn-
guished for their ability than for any pretensons to
tionality of spirit
In regard to the internal affairs of the State the Gov
exhibits gratifying condition of general prosperity
and The following table he says, exhibits
the debt, liability, and assets of the State:
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~Dr. LOOMS the celebrated hum,
ouguous lecturer favored the p.on,s a,
A'p'on with couple OF his se,snti6e..
The real science Of hi. professions
calling is 10 les. the ex,en, Of hxuo.
sat'ao'u'ty. We hear i, said tina, m,nv
green ones gave him sums o. money 10
tell what diseases they were affected with
and to have a clairvoyans examination
and get medical prescription, which in
all cases consisted Of such harmless. trash
that even if j, did no, cure, We, if tho
patient should feed upon j, a life time. !,
would DO no injury. Also fees were give,
10 tell where los. things were, bu, none
were found.
The Dr's daughter is a clairvovan,
and can Distinguish things without tho
use Of her eyes, bu, tn. DR.. j, inclined
to enrich hlmse: on, OF this. and And
An easy access TO the pockets Of the cred
ulous.
Viva Ia humbug.
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.Musie. We deem it the duty OF ar
editor TO advise and inform his subscri.
bsrs sru.hiully and to their bes, interest.
soi such thlags As may have come to hi.
knowledge, which. il impaired to them
would prove benefit Acting upon hi.
vs take pleasure in recommending gu,
readers to Messrs. Higgins & Brother ,o
Of Chicago, either for Music or Musical
Instruments Of any kind. II you want a
Piano, BY oil means call on them, or, il
you have no, the time TO spare, order
from them. As they have long been en-.
Scgcd teaching music and are masters o.
tne art aud IL you want an excellent pia.
no orier Or purchase OF them. as they
ars ,ruity and honorable gentlemen they
and will not le, you have an instrument
nnless Il Be a perfect one. and such AZ
they can recommendation word for this
II you wan, Sheet MuAc. send your or.
ders. See advertisement.
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Paper Hans,ngs ana House Trim.
minss-We were recently in Chicago
and while there done son.s trading, and
10 such cases. whenever we fad good
place 10 purchase; = place whcr the ar
ticles desired are Of the very bes, quality
and the very loves, prices. We feel it 4
duty Of oars to inform our subscribers
where such place is.
II Merchants wish TO &c, an excellent
stock Of Wall Paper, Window Shades
and House Decorations or il any body
.sl'e wishes to purchase such articles, we
would sag, 60 to Faxon 4 Crosby in chi.
<ago, and you can 60 and do your ira
ding and &c. back in jus. SO hours. and
save cn0sgh By going, to pay expences.
Faxon 4 Crosby have on hand . stock
filing their building from cellar to garre,
being four stories Of large brick build.
ing. each filed with goods ready to be
disposed Of a. Wholesale or retail. See
advertisement.
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iva Ia hunbug!

sS 1t getting 10 be no trip a, all to
90 70 Chicago. |, onco took all OF ,w q
weeks'and even then required good luc K
to make such trip. 1, now requires
scarcely two days-a person can star,
from I'rton in the morning get into
chicago al 6 o'clock their tr,dinp-
leave Chicago at IL o'clock and &c, home
again next day at IL no.a-naxin. the
Trip aud doing their bushes. in about SO
hours, These ars some Of the benefit,
OF rail- 70 ds. As soon as the cars are
running 10 Upton the above trip can be
made IN less time, and We hope soon to
see this time arrive.
White in Chicago recently we d.ns some
trading and made some acqu.in,ances
winch We commend to our readers, par,ic.
ularly that o! Faxon & Crosby and Hig.
gins 4 Bro.
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4 Local Eys.rsn.--On the 18th inst.
swo preachers, whose names, 70. the sake
OF their relatives, we withhold. both mem.
bers and laborers Of the same church,
which because Of the scandal OF the thing
sys will no. mention, but it is a church
on whose pulp. is usually written in let
tiers ei gold. "God is Love-. and among
i,s tenc,s our savior's wo,ds. "Lovs thu
neiglbor ~ Myss!f" stands conspicuous,
these two disciples Of love h ad striking
iiuslrat,on Of their views Of duty as
members OF "church militant"
Hsw the argument, arose We canno,
lsil. bu, kaow tina, it was in barn when
these two preachers Of the gospel ( Of
Tom Hyer) met, and becoming warmed
about come personal matters, proceeded
10 show their faith in their doctrines, (by
their works on eursh) and how implicitly
they followed the teachings and exsmple
II him who was slain Bill Poole } by the
enemies Of righteousness.
The rssu!. Of their works o. faith was
tia. the vanqu,sh.d preacher came off
With halo Of glory. enc'rcling his eye,
abou. the size OF horse shoe; OF coors,
q handsome black and q beautiful blue
,inscd with blood sho, scarlet, all blend
ed together, besides several other mar S
Of 'mili,aney.'
the matter was brought before the
squire who considered tina, the ,riumpha n,
preacher should enrich the school fund
10 tho amount Of $50, and pay costs.
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Mount Vernon not for Sls-Ms. John
a. washington. the proprietor Of Noun
vernon, has written letter to Mrs. NJ.
). W1aord, in which he says tina, estate
10 not lor sale. THIS is certainly carious
development. The ladies' of Richmond
nave Tor year or two been Iabor,ng ia
procure means for the purchase Of Mouu,
Vernon, and Edward Everett went to
Richmond only The other day to deliver
his orat on on Washington expressly in
an o! their fund; ladies in other portions
OF the country have been working for the
same patriotic purpose, bu. now il ,uns
out tina. the property IS rot to be sold, bu,
viii remain in the hands Of Mr.. John A.
Wa shing,on.
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Portable Telegraph Instrument. Il, /.
SAID that one OF Bregue,'s portable tel.-
graph instruments is carried by every Rail
Road tram in France. Should any stop.
page or accident occur, the conductor
alights with the instrument. connects one
wire with the earth, the other with The
l'ne telegraph, and can thus communi-
cate with stations on either side of him.
he same Inventor has con,rived an
'eiestrIcmonitor and automaton coutro-
ie!, by which tn. superintendent, Of any
line can be kept informed Of the progress
OF tram though its whole journey, the
signal being Transmitted as i, passes each
distance. post.
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Wholesale Goods.-Messrs. Adanser
& happ. OF Davenport, are making con-
mendab!e efforts to tuiId up wholesale
trade IN Iowa. We recently passed
through their wholesale rooms aud vii.
Aes'ed tina piles and heaps OF good, rca.
dy Tor delivery. Their stock is exten.
s've, and they feel assured they can CIV
satisfaction 10 merchants aud country
dealers. We as OF our home traders 10
give them call and ties, the truth Of
wha. we tell y,u.
10 merchants in particular. il you
wish 10 recruit or complete your stocks,
give them call as they promise to du.
p'ca.e Chicago or ST. Louis ills.
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End IF The Sour Decentralization
has been received in this city, from an
unofficial source, tina, Gen. Harvey has
had "a talk with the representatives oil
all the Indians IN the Sioux country with
!he exception Of two tribes ranging about
Fort Clark, and that definite terms oil
peace have been agreed upon be~een
parties. The two tribes holding GU,
have for some time maintained hostile
position towards the United States, and
may yet give some trouble. They live
h!gh up Oh the Missouri Col. Waugh,
VINO Is fully informed OF the arrange
nent between Gen. Harvey and The In
dams, met with an a :cldtnt on his route
and may be delayed some days.-H.
Louis Republican, Oh.
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Fancy Goods.--We call the attention
oil merchants and others TO the new ad
vertlsemen, Of Messrs. Simons, OF ST.
l.oms. This firm is now faroraby know n
among the Upton merchants as fair deal,
ers and as a place Were every article in
TIE line OF Fancy Goods can be had in
all their excellence. They offer Undue.
men's, to cash purchasers, not elsewhere
TO be ound.
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More Goo Is. Knapp & Re dmon, Of
Davenport. in LeCiaire Block this week
sends greeting 10 the people o! Cedar Co.
that they have a large and weI-se!ec'ed
stock OF goods en- hand which they are
offering al rery snah n rance on cast.
We called at tins store few days ago
and witnessed the fact that they have a
splendid variety Of goods. answering full.
ly the description in their advertisement
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W'lsoa.--This place is springing into
nse and importance - fast as Railroad
advantages eau advance it. Two things
which have long beer needed there have
recently been obtained, ,o-wit: a station
aud railroad agent. and a good tavern.
Ar. Washburn. Of Msscatine, has rscen NJ
y opsnsd the DE Gear House At which
good accommodation can be had.
Er. Robertson y agent for This place
aud will attend 70 al matters Of fr,igh
Tor the Railroad.
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Wuri,ks. The young men of Upton
are about organizing Light lntan'ry
Company. Two meetings have been
held, aud thirty -four names signed 70
the list. They meet again next Friday
evening to adop, rules, constitution, and
efec, a permanent organization by elect
ing officers.
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.Nsw Goois. - We call the attention OF
orr readers to the neS advertise OF
VIM. Inslee, ci Davenport, who has hot
only a retail Dry Good Store, but a
Wholesale departm, Mt, at which Country
Merchants and dealers can &c, supplies.
Mr. Iuslee keeps constantly on hand
large stocks Of Goods and good assert.
ments, and such as we laink cannot fail
to sui, customers, and be says his prices
are very low
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Ssr.aadsrs.--One MS b. las, week, some
Of tie extremely gallant .! young
gents OF this place, gave general sere.
made 10 The ladies Of the place. The IA.
yored C!) lad es say they would have
admired then gailan,ry more, II there had
been less whlskey used, and less prolan
ny lnttrmingled with their woeiul at
lcmpts at music.
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Davenport Market
ng(u advertisements.

IMJ.H IN
Good Goods, fair dealing and low prices have
prevailed
In consequence Of the great rush to cur es
Enlistment, we have secured more room over
our store, and have opened out
Whoi sale Eoom.!!
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 vii! continue to keep SO. By
weekly Arrival. vi New Goods, to show our
customers, and al others who may give US a
cali, one Of the largest and beyond all doubt the
heapest Sock Of Goods
That has ever been offered in Davenport.
We are enabled by purchaser our goods from
First Hands, and many ef them from the
sew York auction looms
To sell goods from len to twenty five per
cent less than those who purchase in the usual
way. ana we are determined at all hazards TO
malnain the reputation we have already ae-
qared Of being the Cheapest Store in Dsyen-
port VA Remember that we continue TO
practice what so many lately are protesting
and do sell all our goods on the ONK Pa ck
CASH SYSTEM. na3-ly
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Fire al Wtiiou. We learn that tn.
new store house, being built by Tu,hlll 4
Hull, and also the barn used by the
stage line, was consumed by fire on the
18th inst. The loss will be quite heavy,
and will be quite backset to the pros
peri,y OF the place.
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FRUIT TREES!

The Subscriber, Agent for the celebrate
Nurseries at Rochester, N. u, ard General Dta-
er In Fruit Trees, raonieutal Trees, FtTr-
. reens, Fowers, Plants hrubdery &c, &c
IL prepared to furnish the citizens OF this vi
cipity with every variety of FRulr 1arrs and
other articles il his line, all OF the BEsT QuAII.
IT, from the first Nurseries in the Uuit.d S;atcs
and st liberal prices.
Rochester has tor long time Lorne the pre-
eminence over the whole country Ia the extent
and character OF her Nurseries -produc NJ as
she does, the finest Trees having a healthy
and hardy growth, aud being perfectly reliable
as to the variety and quality OF their fruits 1t
needless to say. tuat FGuit Trees art much
needed in this country, or that they are in iact,
OF the fret consequence. Nearly every person
will admit they eau do nothing to in reas.
the value of their farms or prcu -es s.
much in proportion to the expo nsc, as in putting
tout good supply of Fruit Trees. As soon a.
they are set out. the value OF their property is
Increased at least i've times the cost Ut the trees
man can afford to pay Is FER cent for money
to buy fruit trees with One very important
point is 10 obtain your Trees from a well know
and reliable Nursery, which you can depend
upon.
food, Healthy. aud Thrifty Trees from sui h
source, are worth at least 50 per cent more
than thos: that are inferior, and uncertain and
from unreliable and obscure Nurseries 1bo>e
who want 6rst qualities OF
.4pple, FEAR. Cherry, Fium Ounce or Peach
Trees Gooseberrses, Carrants Grapes Resp-
| berries. Stras berries Shcis 1'fecs
Erergreens, Ornamental and Fiep
/ sring hrnbbery Roses. Dab
has, &c. &C.. &c.
10 tvIy variety. will do well to improve t.
present opportunity Of engaging them II
| Trees will be delivered in good order and cont
ton, the coming Sprng, time tor plaLt ni
| Orders given TO the Sub erioer, or lett vi
r. NJ LONG, will receive prompt att nti.n
4 . 3m. ID. ~ d NhETr
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SPRiS0 STYLES. 1850. STRING sTyL,
KNAPP { REDMON,
nent OF
Spring Goods,

At No, Leclair Row Davenport. Iowa
We invite attention and challenge compe,i
lion! H,vins anticipated an increased dem ant
1 or all kinds 1T Dry Goods this coming ssasor
we have purchased Monster Stock Of New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy Fashionable Goods
SILK, &C.,
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks in end e.,
variety; silk mantillas--new sty les; Sold col.
ors, all wool de'aines, fancy ae,aines, all kinds
new styles de cages. any quantity ond cheap.
French Cosers for Pianos, Tables, &c.
Extra superior French kid gloves; emhvoi.
dered ssIls; Flouncing, all kinds; English
thread laces, ta,letons. &c; Swiss musins;
dotted muslins; Grape collars dimi,y band,, sc
P1imts, Ginghams, sc.
Great variety Of shirt h,snms, fancy colore,l
kid flish silk glove, plain and fancy del ines,
linen lawns and table linen.
canton Grape Shawls &c.
Splendid assortment, Of alpaccas. new and
choice at les Of gnghams, vail bcragcs. all
kinds of collars; French worked colla.s, beauti.
full styles; Rich embroideries in sets.
HOSIERY, GLOBES. sc.
Fine linen cambria handkerchiefs; shawls. a
variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace
trimming, great variety; mourning Sc (, ST
aces; black lace walls, &c.
Hoopei and Grass CoM Skirts.
Wrench embossed chintz; cut lin goods, india
swiss null, lawn cravats, beck jaconst and cam
hric mus ms; striped aad plain nainsook n uslin
Comrstic md Stupie G ,oS,. Shee.iags, shirt.
Is, Crash, Harkab TEX Piiio,c Liasn
AID Steesmg, Scotch Diap.r, H,.e
Furnishing Goods, .Hslii.ry aud
siran Goods, all .re,c md
Fen.
w particularly invite attention to our asaort.
ment OF staple domestic Good. T. cling eonf,l~ nj
We can present induce me nts TO purchaser. IN.
eqnaiied for Chcapness, Durability AMI Finish.
Our patrons will always find an unsur passcd as.
sortment, from the smales. Notion mn to the
richest and most magnin cent article Of Dress
Goods.
n. B.-We intend 10 .eU n large amount OF
Goods At small advance from cost.
IL ~. KNAPP 4 REpNOy
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Democratic Mass lleeting, Convent IN,

A Democrstic Mass Meeting viii be held a
the Court Hon.e. Ii Upton, on Saturday. the n
day u .Aprti. Ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose Il thoroughly re.organizing the purity Il
Ola Cedar, and efIecting To soship organic Alto
preparatory to The coming campaign. Dele
rsSss viii also b appointed TO the Nomina ATTN.
Convention for the 9ad Congressional Distric
Al the friends Of the Union and the Con .titg
tion are cordially invited " participate.
II. N. Long, II, G. Plat,
Ezra Morton, s. A. Bsseli,
william r. Edgar, Chas Swetland.
~. l.. Carey. JOE. X. Snyder,
]. ). Knott. W. Hammond,
WIN. Ochil,ree, +. Fleming,
Wm. Mason, VIM. 2. Cowan,
VIM. Tllioam. IL Latham,
.Ahrm rfaN. chas. A. Myers,
Goodman taylor. John L. Fy.n,
Daniel C,mstock.
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Scientific. Mr.. Vim. II. Iohpson vii

Scientific. MIR. VIM. II. Johnson will
vis., the dIii'eren, sections If this county
and State, occurring upon Magnetism
Electricity aud other kindred sciences.
He illustrates the science Of The magnetic
telegraph, tAe submarine battery and all
other Ele stflcal Inventions.
Mr.. Johnson has a splendid outfit of
apparatus, apd demonstrates these lhlnss
to the satisfaction OF his audience.
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Cotd nthe DeSert.-Recent invest "a.
tons have rendered 1t probable tina, the
sands OF Sahara, the grea, African DIS.
CIT are rich IN gold dust, We presume
some other mode OF getting the pure me.
tai viii nave to b. invented than Il n, OF
washing ii out with ater.-Dau. Ga.
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At Wilton, on thu 20th OF March, nv the Rev,
DAHL Werty, Dr. Wa. IAN Illss to Miss RAcutl
SOY, both Of s.ii vicinity.
e. The abo-e parties have been married
long en.ush 10 "ge, vi Of it" ~ this tim",hu,
.tl We will anne unce that The Doctor ent r d
the state OF double bc>st fncse- ior,akcn bis
e~chelori.ms aud il getting long well through
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Spring 1853. Spring 1856
NEW GOOD u.s. 1000
Just Received in our Retail Department.

SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Corner of Secon and brady ST., Davenport.
The following New Goods we have inst
OPP ned TO which We call the attention of our
customers:
loo Nep styles Mantiiias
New styles de LANES, embroidered Collars
lace collars, dimity bands, black silk Nett for
wells. English thread laces, ,arletons. soft netts
Misses mit,s, Swiss and cambrick fpunclng,
black lacs wells.
1000 Yards Black silks.
Striped and paid nainsook muslias, Swiss
and dotted muslin, Grape collars, mourning
sets black silk laces, the new style Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hosiery,
Canton Grape Shawis, mohar mitts. Ffne
Cloths and Cassfnaeres, linen drilings, curtain
damasks, extra quality lies. India silks.
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spooI
cotton, rubber putt bombs, steel, gilt, pearl and
SILK buttons, combs of every description,
leather bets.
so boz SHIRT BOSOMs.
80 pieces fancy dress silks, brillans. lace
mantiilas, fancy ginshams, printed chaiIs.
Canton Grape N imas, furniture patch, Scotch
uidpei l9Weiltng, TAM linen, crash, g-4 bleach
ed and brown sheetirg masins, curtain mus
Inns. velvets
so DOG. Linen Can,b. Hdfs.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye di ,per.
10000 Yards Calicocs.
India, Swiss, mall. book, jaconelt and cam
brio nuslins, gents, lawn crayats, lawns, buff
curtain musalns, piano covers, long cloth mus
Inns, broeche shauls, linen and cotton shirt
bosoms, spring coiors paris hid gloves. IA ncy
col's KID finish silk gloves, 100 ps. fancy ami
plain spring delaines, chailbray ginghat s.
french embossed chintz, cate de bage., good
quality for II cts.,) curtain damasks, mo-
resnes, green, brown and blue berage. for wells.
30 ps. Irish linnens. palm and printed spring
shawls, black silk shawls, toilet quilts.
A Full Assortment Of Notions,
great variety I other New Good, will be
opened in few days.
~ Ne have also opened
Hhoiesaic Department
sepsra'e from our Retail Store. 10 which The
attention OF Merchants is directed.
n. II. SMITH.
~ March 15th 1856
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1856. 1896
Hull. Allen 4 Co.,
Late Hull 4 Parishl
Produce Forwarding & Commission,
1856
1856.

nj F. RC II MIS-
k'EE, ID .faSrnhs, Iowa
AGENTS f,r
/ NlTED STATES yPRESs
MERCHANTS DISPATCH,
And for the gaze of Leavetts !mrrovcd Ioua
An, RIGA P'rtsbIe VII Tor grinding cara an
cobs. Also, sole manu- LAG 'ursgs fnr th,. state @
lows. Of John Scbooiey Patent Seli vensulat
ing fridgerato,-
ill orer Charges D::eR!f-s. cua Du.ags.
on goods shipn,s hey ond liues viii b. prompt
paid by as at Davenport
Marx Gooiz. care II. A 4 ca, d NEWPORT,
iowa L5,3iy
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~Wc have been east, the las. week
oesh ourself and our assistant, hence we
sss 10 " excused for the meagreaess and
delay Of ne .1drsrfise,.
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Wall Paper--Mr. Burnett :; Musca-
inc offers to sell wall paper cheap he
has large and SPLENDID stock OF IT, and
can offer good bargains to his customers
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~ No. 8; Will some friend send Us
No. . Vol. 3. we wan, i, to complete our
file.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-19
4. GEHhN, Gkp. &. sroS
GREEN & STONE,
Bankers 4 Dealers in Exchange

GtscaTISK. IOWA.
ENCHANGE for sale, IN sums h suit, upon
ia st. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago and New
York. We a'so furnish Draft. on Liverpool,
Dublin, Hamburg, Frankfort, Pals and Am
sterdam.
-RrrERENCEs
Ar erican Exchange Bank, New York; Geo.
Smith l. Co, Chicago; Lucas and S,monas, st
Louis; runiery, Drake & Co. Cincinnati; s.
Jones & Co, Pittsburgh: n. Corwith & Co..
GaIens. lily.