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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Encsss ss.-Yes, excuse the ,ard,nes

E,csss ss.-Yes, excuse the hardness
and meagrepess 81 the .A.lvsrfissr, both
this week, last week. and the week to
come. Oar apology 10, 6rs., we were out
Ct paper, bot spared no exsrt,on or ex.
psnse to gel i. but ], came to hand rath.
CT late. Second. We have been away
from home, and press Of business usual
to the season Of the year has taken up
cur time. Third, We have the delinquen n,
lists 10 publish, which has taxed our of.
Gee, 10 IL ssaost capacity. to find quads
aud figures for the JOB: besides requiring
extraordinary exertions to get it up. We
employed al tie help 70 be had, and
hurried up The cakes a. fas, as possible.
A. for editorial we have no room for it
or reading matter either, il being this
seek. and next even. ABSORBED by the
tax liss. f
Our readers may think we are cheating
ahem. BY tasiag up 20 much space with
shis matter, b. ~ opine many of them
will get the worth Of thsir subscription
money, il they read these lists carefully,
as they may b interested in them. This
issue alone may b. Of more than one
dollar and ffty csasa value to them.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Treaty Of Peace S'gnsi--Later from In
da AMI China.
PEAcs. - The Baltic left Liverpool
April I'd, and brings the Official news
that peace was signed at Paris on Sun-
day, The 30h Of March, The event was
announced in Paris and London by sal
yos OF artillery. Paris was illuminated j,
and in England the church bells were
pealed.
Three or four weeks must elapse ere
Publications Of tue treaty can be exchang.
ed.
Details Of adjustment are referred to a
| commission. The great event Of peace
has swallowed up all mlpor subjects of
news.
The SIGNING. The treaty was sign
ed with quill prepared for the occasion.
The Plenipotentiaries intended each 10
preserve the quill with which he signed
his name and made his tlourishes. But
the Empress having expressed a desire 0
preserve the quill with which the treaty
was signed, the rlempotentlaries acced-
ed to her wish, and pen was accordingly
prepared for the purpose. An eagle S
GULL was selected, which was elegantly
mounted in gold. Why this bellcose en-
blem was chosen instead of a goose quill,
does not appear.
VisiT 70 THE EMPEROR. Times
Paris correspondent writes that when the
signing of the treaty was announced to
the Emperor, he expressed himself to the
following effect
He thanked the rlenipotentiarles Tor
having come in person 10 hun with such
agreeable tidings He observed that the
result. Of their labors during the Confer
ence was the complete realization OF the
speech delivered by Lord Clarendon IN
The House Of Lords, and that the peace
which the Allies we're determined on con"
Guiding was one which carried with II nc
humiliation to Russia, and WHICH did not
compromise the dignity Of any one. i
was, ia fact, such as a great nation might
propose or accept without degradation
and il, therefore, had all the elements o.
solidity and durability. And, he added
that 50 favorable result was, IN grea
measure. owing . the concliatory sprl
and the mederatlou which marked ths
| policy Of England, and which vas par
ticularly felt in the course OF The presen
Conferences
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..Ns0 Nors.--Atteplion is called 10 the

..Ns0 Nors. ---Aueption is called 10 the
new advertisement. Of J. L. Ray K Co.,
one door south Of the Aldrich House.
Th's store has been relit,ed and stock
increased for the Spring trade.
Messrs Ray have now on hand we'll
selectcd larg; stock Of all articles men
toned 10 The advertismen. and theyshouId
receive liberal portion Of the trade of the
community. ..m
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PoughstskoI.-We have been highly
favored (!) with original this and last
week. We might say that the poetical
machine 60. 10 operation. and i. was
hard to stop il. Or else the spirits (other
than Sehsapps) have recently been busy
IN our vicinity. These spirits are rather
400 personal.
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KNAPP { REDNON,
Are now opening large and splendid assTrt
ment Of
Spring Goods,

At Ne. 9 Lec'air Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge Compel
ton! Having anticipated an increased dem and
for all kinds Of Dry Goods this coming season
We have purchased MoEster Stock OF New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy Fashionable Goods.
SILK. &C.,
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy sllss in end ess
ors, al, wool deIaines, fancy telaines, all kinds
new styles de pages. any quantity ond che. p.
French Copers for Pianos, Tables &C.
Extra superior French kid gloves; embroi.
dered walls; Floancing, all kinds; English
thread laces, tailetons, SC; Swiss nusins
dotted musins; Grape collars dimily bands, &c
Yrints, GinghaRns sc.
Great variety Of shirt bosoms. fancy colorcd
kid flush silk gloves, plain and fancy de.aines
linen lawns ard table linen.
tauton lraE Shawls &c.
Splendid assortment Of alpaccas, new anl
choice styles of gDghams, vail hcrages, nj
kinds Of collars; French worked eoilacs beauti
full styles; Rich embroideres in setts
HOI cry. GLOrES, sc.
Fine linen cambria hapdkerchicfs; .hawls {
variety Of qualities and patterns: thread lace
trmmin :, great variety; mourning set, 81 i
aces; block lace walls, &c.
Hoped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed ehintz; Gu tain goods. indi,
sw ISIS mali lawn cravats, book jaconst, and can
brio mus ms; striped and pl nainsook muslin
Eontstic end Staple Goods Sheefings shif
mgs, Crash, Huekabaek, PilIom Linen
and Sheeting, Scofcb Gicp =, Ha"s
Farsnhirg Goods, M III cry and
sfra,e Goods. al .hct9 and
lsf A
We particularly inyce ats atn,n 10 our ,rt
ment Of staple domestic Goods, feeling conidcn
We can present induce epss to purchasers an
cqnailed FOR Ghcapnea1 Durability emf Finish
our patrons viii always find an UNSURPASSED as
sortuent, from the smallest Notion up to the
richest aud mos: magnificent article Of Dress
Goods.
n. B.-Ne intend % seli large amount OF
Goods at small advance from cost.
n Is ly KNAPP & RFDNON.
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Written for the Advertiser.
lmpromptn to "A Spirit
"addid W while tskin' of my eas, and occashu-
naliy giving vay 70 oonvnlsive fits Of latter.
Gsass I. Spirit y

w Gsats Spirit ~
y, Mno give you "a ~ wisdom that d
.Manlssseed q yeM poetic gem, that barst like
any q M0oAttu1e ap0o the aatonished citixens
~ this Inhabited elsyl NAils reAdia' on II,
'eit like committing "selfsuicidc," because
Been Ass ~i.h y. .usllu. aud ..rr,h, mind
ssaddid up them verses! Who are you Are you
me splrls OF SAakspears, OF Byron. or Milton,
~ dio Infinite Wledom suspend the laws Of
NNs.sas, seo eaao yoa " grow up spon.s-
seously out oftAe street!
ingeptons poetizsr!
wouldn't yoa like TO bscome the author ola
'.mea oook, tAae Tolls oil about creeping insects
ANA Wek 81 writ in poetry,
on wo0stn't u ersats . profound sensation
Aso02 csftaie Alans! Woalda't they hop
AID q :.sssl, ..4 p..A.,....r.
suttoa Of Of thsir unmsntionables! OF
.yoe yes1 - = osslia' % grand on the
lump caess eat - your sAirt, Ut "Spirts" wear
A. and soarsvay toyesr sws spasse, never again to
nnes' % poor moetals With any more q Jour
Her-eiatoas from tAe --N.shi
Wonderful prodigyy
mno lernt yea 70 say III ~ great things
Sontaaned 10 your eGIhsioo q our DO.
N'gqtes and dArkened viuioue!
heshinau yca could have told strater story,
Ana PVT less kssclfal pietares and fictitious
Most HAsd end nblime rhymss!
! vonder II tAD h jour .ArsG effort!
expect noe, tho1Ge, foe your stIle indicates
InnE expartsncs IN he 6slA Of poetic labor
Mnile r. lin over Jour verses, come to tho
Donciaaon that You ooal0aI Do one of
-. ine epefsiD of just men made peffeokv'
H rns. ,ome erass pssaoher ts,d n Of in one Of
~. Nifty "Spirit!''
T TJ yoo EEL = though you had gained snch .
nnn@pe ossf he bards Who have
S. sd yos. tAae they will pray Jove TO
W IAs mem oue Of oxiseeuce, and oil their
ysrsee, tool
.o,. Imoastal "Spirit!'
~ nov Ao0e yous dusy - yonr
Fellow man, and think yor'd better
n ns.'le ron psbite Ne, "a pssAapa die
vvou .Jop fesl eaAlgusdi Don't yo1 feel ~ thong
p p"a done bard days NOR, and wanted resi-
pa.,. r so"'S ons msy ay 70 you, /" You'v dons
aly ven, god and fAithSui aetyantY'
.'m 80. .aen VIII peohAbly inloeQ you that you csr
700 your ovn pla.s!r IN
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Mo Tern Scripture Injunctioss Go
ye' into Kansas, aud preach the Gospel
according to Garrison. Let your loins
be girt with the New York Tribune; pu,
on the helme, of abolition, the breast
plate OF Know Ne,hingism, the bowie
knife Of Arkansas, and a Shapes rifle
and preach dlsunion 10 every creature.
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For Rent
Farmers Notice.
SEYMOUR 4 MORGAN'S
IMPROVED RATanV
SELF-RAKIEG REAPER!

WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT.
THE subscribers beg leave 10 Ill the attention
L of the farming community, etc, 10 the above
celebrated Reaper, which experience has proved
to b. superior to any now in use We invite
the attention Of those interested to the following
points of excellence in this machine
l. The gear frame is made of iron, and not
liable to sprirg or become misplaced, thus im
pairing the working of the machine, and 1t is
more durable than any other material
2. The simplicity, durability, and perfect
working OF the gearing, including that which
drives the rake.
J. he perfec. manner OF laying The grain for
the b,nder-hetter than the best hand rakers.
4. The ease with which the operator may reg
ulate The size Of the bundle, slight pressure o.
tue foot upon the pedal stopping the rake at any
point, without interfering with the cutting.
D The hgh'nesa Of dranght for the team
tue absence Of side pressure, aud the ease with
when u passes over uaeven ground, from the
large sire Of the ground wheels.
+. The ease With which it may be backed or
turned
7. The width Of cat with good driving q | r..
) II leaves the grain outside the track Of
soTses, 30 II a. any amount may be cat without
binding. Tue reaper il so constructed that the
move bar may b. attached a, any future / line
at cost OF SIS Terms Of payment rs follows
tiity dJllars cash. and balance by note due on
the day OF December, with interest the pur.
chaser paying cost OF transportation. and having
the privilege OF discounting sad note a. 5
per cent. For further information, apply to
JAMES MYER, JR Il Co,
nol'fl Sole agents .or Cedar county
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2 tighter y ~ nation gsowins.
sue aass ~ swiftly , VI;
2 pf's! Spirit! - . GROWING,
2 l!o = gsss, your mind = vast!
= ulias should yoa b 70 write, cir;
~ you aarsly svs lnsplredl
~ yosf talent o WRITER
= ckeas! ! es~t tell Tn tlreAi
srsiy, tpirlts msss have Aslpsd you
en tnose Asi0l rhymes Il thlne
'syely 10 not think ! mortal
eldersd u ebe " task divine:
seassDt write : vsrss oyself--
To W poet , yeas.elll
4 ArspAss Srfsrr,
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By the Rev. J, II. Kicker, at Red Oak on the
10Th Of April 1856. Ma. JaHs SHEARER to Mss
MARGARET COLLINS, both Of this County.
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PallRIE! PR.IgIg! PRAIRIE | Fer kALr

A LSO, frs. quality, "Ne.A A" stock farm, con
Il taining $40 acres; also, sw ar, sec q, tp 81,
r w; &c ar ne qr sec "a tie, raw; " hf se az
sec IS, I 50, 3 v; nv or sec 81 81 7 ": also, a
number OF village lots, which are the cheapest,
ard among the most desirable In The villags.
For further particulars. irqrire IT the under
signed, at his Off .e in the Court Ho Use.
nolsl he PIATT.
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3 XpreSs Office :!
OPENED AT IOWA CITY.

T. ApIcSS OHlCc ! !
OPENED AT IOWA CITY.
From .ksu York 10 Iopa City in Fipe
days, pia ". York & Erie r. r.
SRHE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.
having established an Agency ~ rns city.
are prepared to forward Gold and Silver coin.
Bank Notes, Valuable Packages aud Frsight,,o
aim est every city and town in the United
States. Messengers will leave this city daily.
for the East, connecting with the American
Express CO., at Buffalo, Tor all points in Canada
and Eastern States, and at New York with
Wells, Fargo 8. Cos. California and
European Express.
The United States Express CO. will pay par.
ticular attention to the Collection Of Drafts
Payment of Noles, and to all orders for the
Purchase Of Mel chandise, sc.
The Agents Of this Company will also attend
to all orders for freight that may be detained al
the usual points for trans shipment, as at Rock
Island. Chicago, Detroit, Toledo. &c, and vii
p ay charges and promptly forward to destlna
on py express. J. SHEPARD, Agent.
New York Office, 81 Broadway
Iowa City Clinton street, trent Of IN,
State Capitol Jan. IL, Sc.
The U. s. Express Co. have an Agent a
Moscow, Iowa, where all ccnsignments 70
TIPToN will be found n3,6m
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I. n. IsETr. w, C.. BREWSTER
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC EXCH ING +
Cfhco of Isett e. Brewster.


Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold
Collections made and remittances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, soldiand located.
Money loan. d on Bond and Mortgages On
long or short time.
Interest paid on deposits rs follow. to wit:
10 per cent for one year
do do do 6 months and over
do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as fol.
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, "a prem.
- buying, - l-2 /"
St. Louis, selling,
buying, l-2
Currency DTS, ST. Louis, selling, l-2
- Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at IL prem; selling. at
prem.
For parties living, out OF kusca,ine, who
keep their deposits with rs, we will forward
exchanges 5 they may order to any point, at
current rates. ..r ni2-n
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RReae and TYPE For sale.
Rc.ns desir a Of snlarging the .Adccy1tssr, we
illseli our preescs prers, which h an excellent
No. s. Hoe Pres ord also large quantity O.
Rreyier To- which this II sample) on favorable
Terms. E0quirs q Wells Spicer.
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Spring 1856. Spring 1855
NEW GOODS,
Just deceived in our ketail Department,
Ar
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,

Cantsa Grape shawls, mohair mitts Fine
Cloths as2 Cashmere, linen drilings, CURTAIN
damasks, extra quality needles. India Mis~
extra quality patent thread, 40 yds spool
cation, rubber puff combs, steel, gilt, pearl ..,i
silk buttons, combs cf evos description
lea ther bets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-29
cAL1FoRN1A NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS.

NEw York, Oct. 2s.-The steamer Illinois
arrived nj o'clock, with dates from San Fran.
cisco to the 9th. She brings 400 passengers and
81 ,6S2, 900 in specie:
The principle consignecs are Wells & Fargo
| $500, 900, DreXGl & Co. 1925, 600 Metropolitan
Bank 100000, Rowland Aspinwall sl$3 600,
VIM. Iloge $l18,00O, Duncan & Sherman Sl1o,.
600, Thos. Watson $4,000, C. II. Wines
$4,000.
Business in San Francisco improving. Min
ing intelligence encouraging.
| Ex-Gov. McDugal was arrested on his arrival
out on the charge Of illegal voting. The Jury
in the case of cX-collector Hammond, on trial
Tor cmbezzling public monies, had disagreed
The Grand-Jury Of San Motto County found an
Indictment against McDugal for frauds at the
May election. He was held to bail i'll the sum
of $500
| Doctor Armstrong was murdered near Sacra.
Tuento by man named Bedrock, while the lat.
ter was being examined, the citizens broke into
the Court, disarmcd the officers and Selling the
prisoner carried him off and hung him on n tree
The s,lit of Mcssick VS.. Sunderland has been
decided in the Supreme Court in favor of the
plaintiff, giving him title to one third OF the
Icity OF Sacramento, worth $3,000OoO.
The papers publish letter from Col Fremont
IN answer to letter of enquiry addressed by
the editor Of the San Francisco Bulletin to the
three Presidential candidates, the other candi-
dates not answering. The Bulletin SAYS FIRE.
monts letter has given great satisfaction to the
citizens of San Francisco.
MARKErs.-Haxall & Gallcgo -four 1880
Butter 30. Mess Pork 80. Lard %. Whis-
| ky 80 l-2.
Advices from Oregon state that the prospects
of peace with the Indians is flattering
Capt Bowman, of the u. S. Army, became in
sane and wandered from his friends. His body
was afterwards found in the woods.
-, There is nothing important from Washington
Territory.
The sloop John Adams arrived from Honolulu,
all well. Nothing important from the Isthrnus.
Lieut. Chas. W. Ably, of the frigate Saratoga,
died at Aspinwall on the 10Th inst.
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FRoM puu.ADELpHIA.

Der. 2S.-There was tumultuons discordant
assemblagelast evening at National Hall on
call for the true friends of Fillmore and Doncl-
son. W. T. Smith presided, and said he was op-
posed to fusion. But upon adding except
upon honorable terms, he was interrupted by
cries, groans and Kisses. The bulk of the meet
ing were opposed to supporting the fusion ticket
and any proposition favoring it was groaned
down. The loudest confusion prevailed. FL
nally the resolutions denouncing Inclusion which
was passed on Saturday night by similar meet
ing, were re-affirmed Jos. B. Cobb of Missis-
sippi made Fillmore speech, avoiding allusion
to the fusion ticket and was heartily appIauded
George Washington attempted to speak but was
greeted with Misses and groans, termed traitor,
the back door to avoid personal violence from
the assemblagc.
The proceedings of the last few days convince
men of all parties that the Democrats will carry
Pennsylvania by largely increased majoriteS,-
The Democrats offer to bet on twenty five thous-
and majority.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS:
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC

New York, Oct 2s-'rIe steamer Atlantic
arrived at P. n. The steamer Asia arrived at
Liverpool at o'clock on the morning of the
18th
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market, Oct. l4-Cotton
firm; adviccs from the u. S. having had no eff
feet upon prices; sales for days foot up 29. 900
bales, of which s, 800 bales were taken on srec-
ulatiOn and for export The market closed Quiet.
The BreakstuttS market has been very quiet.
The sales of Wheat generally have been unim.
portant, red wheat 9s 3da9s Id, white los 3da
los Cd. Flour steady and slightly dearer gen
orally, while some circulars quote Is advance.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Bait. and
phila. Flour at 83saS4s I'D, Ohio 36sa3Ts. In
Corn business has been small but prices firm
yellow and mixed 33s, white 34sa35s
| The weather has been variable.
! -MaXRelfS Circular says choice Flour COM
mands almost any price holders demand Corn
is Is higher with but little offering.
Brown. Shipley & Co. quote Breadstuffs steady
and unchanged
News interesting. From Madrid 18th. tele-
graph states the fall of 0'Donell and the resto-
ration of NarvareZ. O'Donell aud all of his col
leagues resigned on the night of the 18th. Re.
SlSnauons accepted. Narvarcz Immediately as
sumed the office and appointed ministcry, viz
Bidal Foreign affairs; Sief, Finance; Noceilel,
INTERIOR; Arzuia, Justice; Urbestando, War;
Lerusunda, Marine. No further particulars. :
PARIs.-The Journal Debates SAYS: we be.
lieve the prctentions raised by Russia to the Is,
land of Serpentsis abandoned and the Island OF
Aquin becomes the possession Of Turkey, but
the Palgrake difficulty remains as before
tits not true that four thousand Austrians
have occupied Galatz.
! PRovIsIoHs.-The provision market is reno
rally unchanged Becfand Pork are very dull
Bacon is quiet and the business unimportant
Lard is dull and nominal at T5s. Tallow slightly
dcarer while same holders ask Is advance.
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ERE

NoRfoLx, Oct. GA very destructive fire
occurred here yesterday morning, involving a
loss exceeding sso0oO. It commenced in the
restaurant under the China store and dwelling of
James Barry, whose family escaped from the
upper stories by ladders. The flames extended
to number of buildings adjoining, which were
completely destroyed. The sufferers are as fol-
F. Carney, loss So 900; filllyinsured. VI. John
son, ir., fully insured. Damage to the Real Es-
tate estimated at $o5, OO0-fully insured in Vir-
GINA offices, except $1,000 in the London
Phoenix Co., and 1000 in. the Howard Insur-
ance Co. of New York.
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-lnES.ErM.-The house was well filled last
night in compliment to Mrs. Henry, whose eff
forts we were pleased to see, did not fail to draw
fun delighted audience substantial evidence
Of their appreciation of the talent and cxertions
d the lady, and of the valuable support afford.
81 her by the excellent company now engaged
Il This popular establishment
The manager seems determined to spare nei.
Their labor nor expense to render the Athcnnuu
deserving the patronage of discriminating and
generous public, and on the above occasion we
we're rcioicel to see his effort crowned with a
success so tlattering
Tonight will be presented the admired and
thrilling play of Damon and Pythias, in which
Ms. Henry will sustain the part of Clclnanthc,
il her usual excellent manner, and Mr. Hanchett
llat Of Damon, in which his excellence is uni
ver<ally acknowledged. All who are DESTROYS OF
witnessing this great play well performed should
lot fail to attend the Athcnmum tonight.
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As one Of the signsof the established reputa-
tion Of the manufactures of Wheeling, we no.
nee that in the warehouses of the different iron
Establishments an unusually light stock is now
on hands. This for season of low water and
an entire suspension of navigation, like the
present, is something very remarkable. Such
has been the demand for nails from this city,
that the great bulk of the stock manufactured
has been shipped through to all parts accessible
ty railroads. That portion of it yet on hands
is all sold, and awaiting shipment to the river
,,wns
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THE INTELLIGENCER
5rDygsDAY MORN: OCTOBER 90, 1855.
TO THE PURLrC.

r.,,rs .hl. day sold to Messrs. Campbell MCDermOt
elligeneer office. weretarn our sincere thanks
D,trons for the many of kindness we have re.
\. their hands and cordially commend our successors
notice wedOuOt they will ever be found prompt
-, attentive to every department of business. and will
effort to deserve the patronage Of the community
accounts will run the 18th Instant and We hope our
land, will aid speedily closing up outstanding
.c;ounts
,.p.r. and Nr, Beatty will be found at the office for that
..rpsse BEATTY CO.
W Wheeling, Oct, sth, 1856. rr
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VIZ are indebted to the kindness Of Mcssrs.
Wilde & Brother, for copy of beautiful bool;
entitled Bread, ''drcam ife' style of writing.
The title, like many works of singular merit,
is modest and unassuming, yet after you read
the first sentence, pleasing and increasing at.
traction bids you linger along through success
pages. Its style lisa succession of the pleas
ing Ike Marvel changes-now it is didactic-
now narrative, and then it resolves itself into n
sort Of melo drama, in which beautiful children
sing songs with golden morals; all calculated to
inspire and foster pure ideas and chaste cul-
ture in the minds of the young. And by all
such it should be read.