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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

As Et EttA EEbEa
We had good pen-knife few days
ago !; somebody borrowed il; don't know
who; they have not returned it; don't
expect they ever will. Got another first
rate knife; best kind, magnum bonsm !;
can't be beat. 1t was presented to us
by the nuni6cence Of Charles Swaziland.
II is no ordinary knife three sharp
blades, strong and handsome and il is
something new. II has gutta pcrcha
handle. More Of them left best knife
we ever had; if you wish = good, best
kind Of knife, call and get one At Sweet
lands.
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A Sign.
We notice that Mr. Fleming of the
Union Hotel, has put out new "board
at his house, which is no common speci-
men. It was "done up" By Lcech, who
is master Of his art. But of the Hotel.
The Union Hotel is now ~ spacious and
commodious, and = well arranged (somc
think better as any hotel in the place.
And that is saying considerable, because
it is well known that the Upton ft ks do
the hotel business up in . manner not
every day found. In addition to the
Union, We have the Aldrich House,
Goodrich House, and Park House, all
good hotels, and, altogether, make the
convcniencics for keeping travellers such
as cannot DO found in any other town. in
the State, and in style and manner
which 10 not 70 DO surpassed.s In the
hotel line Upton can "take down. all Of
your hotels or taverns in lows.
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Basiey Z nro.
The new building TO be used a. o store
room BY the above Arm has now reached
the second story, and is BY far the best
and most elegant design for building
in this place. It puts on all the late
/" city touches" Of architecture--the iron
fronts, Gothic windows, bastion columns,
and all. The day Of their !" small things
is about passed They have been pent
up in the small room now occupied by
them (but they have . variety Of cheap
goods, groceries, &C., as will be seen BY
their Advertisement, but soon viii BE-
able to "sprsad' in their new quarters.
II il to be three stories high, the Sc
coud to be finished of as q hall, the third
for the Odd Fellows Lodge room. Il
viii make fine addition to the appear.
ance Of the town.
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new SPRING GOODS
! Jast opeasd q
SMITHS VARIETY STORE
q I Davenport,
$25, 900 W o RT n OF
sFRlNG GOODS
consisting In part Of ia
BLACK 4 COLORED FANCY SILKS,
Bayaere and CAenc lo.,
Plaln Black Silks,
FL eOf an ne celebrated Brands)
Him Or ODER ieS-
A large nd complete assortment Of
Freaek and Scotch Collars. Moasi;a De-
Laises, Frexch, Ea3liA, and
AMcrican Chintzes.
fs3e1 New Styles of
GOODS for TRAVELLING DRESSES.
very large assortmcntof
,Silk and Lace Mdntiilas, ~
Tube Limens,
Spot aad Dasa,sk Table Cloths,
Napkins,
Doyiies,
10srcls, 'e
hsTt Crashes, ts
Diapers, dc.
The best make Of Irish LnenA
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Embracing every thing in the way Of
Csrp%s asd Oh C1osAs. Rsxss, Masfs. Csssain
OO0dt. Drsggas, Cocoa Mafsisgs,
STAIR Linea WiHdosc
= assg Shsdss, DamastS, r..
We respectfully call the attention OF all visit
ing and especially those settling in Davenport 70
an examination or our very extensive Stock, hll
ing three Store Rooms, and comprising one Of the
hest assortments OF Goods to be found East OF
West Our mode Of doing business is to have
BUT ONE PRICE, (NO ABATEMENT
bake ~ fAlss representations In order 10 sell
Goods. but by fair dealing and selling good Goods
| st reasonable prices to secure the public patron
age. 11tf HENRY II. SMITH.
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From Kansas,
Correspondence cfaAe Chicago Tribune.
LEAvENwoRrH C1rY, May IL, 1867.

From Kansas,
Correspondence Of ne Chicago Tri5une.
LEAvESwoRrH C1rY, May IL, 1867.
THE CENSUS LISTS.
The time has now passed when Free
State men can have their names regis
tered, and the different sheriffs have re-
turned their lists Of so-called qualified
electors" for voting for delegates to the
bogus convention. These
lists make out the Free State vote of the
Territory TO be some few hundred in all
Isn't this fair? Isn't it a most ad-
mirable arrangement? What Q glorious
Convention Of delegates there win be
How truly they will represent the senti-
ment Of the people. /
Bah 1t is enough to make a dog
sick. When will the end Of these far
cical proceedings come!
jim LANE. =
The !" Col" il doing wonders at Doni.
phan, cleaning out the rufIians, and puri
flying the place wonderfully.
shook hands with JIM . few DAYS
since, and he gave me cordial Trip
lie is enthusiastic in regard to the fu
turc of his adopted city, and seems bound
to make things go. He is over head and
ears in business, and has left war and 20
litics for money and speculation.
WHERE Is THE DIFFERENCE.
DIR. Stringfellow says that, as q man
he feels bound to recognise Jim Lane
and to treat him oourteously, while, ~
politician, he scorss and loathes him.
Here is a distinction, but hardly
difference. II doesn't make much mat
ter, however, what DR.. Stringfellow say.
or thinks at present, as he has announcet
to the world that he has given up al
hope 81 making Kansas Slave State, ant
is going in for making money. !. 4,
| 1t would have amused you not : littl
to hear some of the red-mouthed Ere
eaters Of Atchison speak Of DR.. String
fellow entertaining Gen. Lane.
! They professed to feel terribly indig
nant, and swore that it was selling on
the great Border Rufian party.
Since it has become known that tn
town has fallen into Free State hands
their wrath has in ! measure subsidized
and they express much delight at tn
probable Yankee emigration - thei
town. Esassa.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.

A FIRST RATE article Of Family Fioar can
n always be hsd 1t the Upton Orr Mills.
% - cents per hunalred leA than Il can BE-
hoaght elsewhere. All order. left ct the Miii
viii b prempNy disposed VI ard the 6our de.
livered 10 any part OF Upton wehsvs also %
hand BcckuheAt dour, Corn Meal, and eli ports
Of feed. We alsc q csstom wtrk: Wheat
ground for ever, eighth bushel and Corn tor 10
ossta per bushel. Al Il. STOUT 4 SHEARER.
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N II W
STOVE &TlN SHOP

THE SUBSCRIBER grateful for past favor. and
1 patronage, in his line. most respectfully 40
licits continuation OF the same; having now in
his employ one OF the most experienced workmen
west Of the Mississippi River, especially in
ROOFING. TROUGHING 4 SCOUTING
HOUS Ee.
Call at the Virgin Block, south Of Hut q Knots
Store, whore you viii find constantly on hand O
good assortment of
Stores and TIN Ware. #E
6m7a. ST.. FprI-,
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ss1rss. Ssh II u
We hare been informed thst, II sddi-
tion to the many secret societies now in
opsn1asa, there II sim smother, whose
objects are exclusively social, and whose
meetings, snsubcs, aud things generally,
ore kaps iasiol.bly secret. Il already
has quite . large number 0. members.
No ladies admitted. = nvA
a& s8skaa ----------------A-- fssa
Ia. u s MI a e sAtaAtS stae5
Or Scott, Of this place, left last weel
for Wheeling, Va, where he intends to
.spsnd 4 kvImonths fcsths heakh u ii.
wife. I i j. rsfrsshiag, when sesnasy
sSe lbssonding. particshzly smoss u.
M.D.'s, to have one 20 with the good
feeling ths doetsr has. Il shows that
the medical profession il. not I'll bad. II
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Mt Vernon InAexs
The shove is the title Of new paper
recently started At Mt Vernon, Linn Co,
Iowa, by w 8. Halleck. It is very
creditablc sheet, and its editor has the
ability to make it equal any Of its cotem-
poraries. Success to it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-06

In Upton, June ID. By Rev. n. 4. Cross. MI
TnIaoN n. CURrfs, Of Inland, to Miss HARRIET
s. EAERICx, Of Upton. ss
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! and in fact everything that MAJ be called for 10
g4as4 his line.
Now Is the time to buy your Goods in order TO
get the STYLES, and It's q well known fact that his
| prices are always rs low ar III" lowest.
All Goods warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
| Please call and examine our Goods whether you
want TO buy or not, we want your opinion Of them.
| We charge nothing for showing our Goods. hut
take pleasure in doing CHA'S SwETLANp.
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w o q l. g A II II / N @
on the most reasonable terms. At his Carding Ma.
chino, on Rock Creek, three miles south Of Titen
Having had considerable ex pcricnce in the hnsi
ness he feels confident that no reasonable nan
viii VIC dissatisfied with hi work.
Try him. 9lmi j. =, iNfs.
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TEA TRAYS,
WOODEN WARE

OF all kinds, Refrigcrators, Water Coolers and FL
,rers, Willow Ware Of oil kinds, Toilet Ware In
sets or singiy, Ice Cream rreczers and Mouids.
Chinese t:engs, Willow Csbs. Wagons and era
dles( Childrsn's High and Nursery Cane Chairs,
Cane Sewing Chsirs-with and withonta arms and
rockers, Ladies' Fancy Work Stands Baskets, Wire
Dish Covers, Floor Dust and Store Brushes,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

Wl!an Street, s. ". Corner OF Third ST.,
= FL l. 4 u I'll PHI \.
INCORPORATED ny TuHsTAT L. rrLNN'A.
M HNEY is received in aRy sum. large or small.
w and interest paid from the day of deposit to
4 ~ Of with travail.
ihe Ollie is open to receive and pay money
every Il ", from o'clock in the morning till
0 clook in tho evening and OF Monday and Thurs
day evenings. TIL clock.
Jntcrcst Five Per Cent.
Nj sums, large small paid back in
gold On demau! without notice, To- any amount.
lloA. HENRY l.. nENNEK, President,
ROBERT SEl.fELrf,E, Wee President,
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Henri l. Bewer, G, Landreth NUNS
Elrlri T.. Carter, 7. Carroll Brewster,
Robert Se'rige. Joseph g. Barry.
Slmu i X, Ash on. Henry l.. Churchman,
Jam S b. Smith. Francis Lee.
Tbs e9mplny confines is business entirely to
% receiving OF money interest. The invest
HI nts nmpuntnG to nearly
OH MilLiON AND HALF OF DOLLARS
per published report Of assets. arc ma dc in con
iarmity with the provisions Of tho Charter iii
il t, !,sa @, NortS ,gcs. Ground Rents and such
fSt lt.s seHuri les, will always insure perfect
ssirrY to the dGpositors, and which not fail
t2Si"g rormlnvnCy and stability to this old and
veil established Institution. IMrrrh ~ tf
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Goyern'rt Peruvian Guana
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANN0UNCEMENr.- TO all per-
j sons afflicted with Sexual diseases. such as
SEMINAL Weakness, lNrorENcE, GoNNoEHGA
GLEET. SYPHILIS. &c. DC.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia, IN
view of the awful destruction of human life and
health caused by Sexual diseases, and the decep-
Ions which are practsed upon the unfortunate
victims Of such diseases by Qnacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE Act
worthy of their name, TO give MfpichL ADTIce
GRATIs. to ali persona thus Afflicted. (Nlale OF
Female who apply by letter. with description
of their condition, Gage. occupation. habits OF le)
&c. and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent lnstitu
ton established by special endowment, for the re.
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases and its funds
can be used for no other p.rposc. 1t has now n
surplus of means which the Directors have voted
to advertise the above notice 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment Valuable advice also given to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Compliant. Costivencss, Leuoor-
rhea. &c. -
Address. tpost-naid) Or GEO. r: CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. IIEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAmcmLD, Secretary. Adg . y
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MlsfeIl ancous.
Receivers sale Of store Goods,
Clothing, cord Wood and other
Personal prOperty.

TN pursuance and under the authority of an
lorder of the circuit Court, for Cecil Coun-
ty, in Chancery, the subscriber will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder at his Of
flee, in the town OF Elkton, on
Saturday, Tie lGih day Of May nert,
the following property, Wiz, II lot OF Ready
Made Clothing, such as Goats, Vests, Pants,
Drawers and Shirts. Flats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and aquan'ity Of trhceries. Teas,
Coffee, Rice, Soaps. and Spices, Cigars, To-
bacco, and some remnants OF Dry Goods
Also, one large Iron, (WiiderJ Safe, which
cost $40 in New York. Also; Four New
York Dray Cars, with a lot Of Cart or car
gears.
Also quantity Of pire ana other cord
Wood. lying at Randel5 Point, on Back
Greek, about two miles below chesapeake
City; to be sold by the cord, delivered on the
shore. and reasonable time allowed to re-
move 1t.
TERMS OF Sh1E:-All SIMS of Twenty five
Dollars and under, cash. For all sums above
T,entyfve dollars, a credit Of six mouths
will be allowed, with notes and approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day Of sale will
be required. SGfe to commence At | I O'Clock
A. NJ F. A. ELLIS,
April % IS RECEIVER, &c.
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COLEMA ANS
PLANTATION OR FARM MILL.

TBNlIIS is the most eaicicnf, simple and du-
IL rablc Farm Mill now in use. and it pre-
ciselr meets the wants Of every Farmer. as
it is not only adapted to Grinding Corn in the
Ear, but will grind with rapidity Shelled
Corn, Wheat. Rye or Oats, into fine or coarse
meal, as desired also Flour if required. 1t
is easily attached to horse, steam or water
power.
Messrs. Rogers x Boycrs, -Gentlemen'-
1t affords me pleasure to state. that the
America Farm Mill that | have purchased
from zen, has rendered me entire satisfac-
ton. have already ground over 500 bush
els of corn with it, and npon examination
cannot see any perceptible wear. | have
ground from ten to twelve bushels per hour
with ease. Isaac HARRISON,
Jacobstorn, N J.
Mcssrs. Rogers K Boyers:-Iaving nsed
one of vour Farm Mills with my Sweep Power.
and having ground over 1900 Bushels of
corn and oats, ! can fully testify itssuperior
merits. I can grind with ease from eight to
twelve bushels per hour fine enough tor feed
ing. And having examined the Mill, am
satisfied that it must be durable, as it does
not appear to he much worn. PETER 1torFEE,
FEB lS, 1857 Old Font, Center CO, Pa.
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Strap Book.


GSA correspondent, to whom tile scenes
described are not unfamiliar, selects the fol.
owing for our ''Sorap Book" ed.
Suppose in riding through the West,
A stranger found sfioosicrs nest"
n other words Il s.Buck-cye cabin"
Just big enough to hold Queen NAB in,
lis situation low and airy,
Was'ou the borders of prairie;
and fearing. he might be bcnghtcd.
lie hailed the h lusc and then alighted,
The "flnnsier" met him 1T the door,
Their salutations soon were DER;
He took the strlngers horse aside,
And to Il srurdy sapling tied;
Then having stripped the saddle off,
He fed him in Il .'sugar trough
The stranger stopped to enter in,
The entrance closing with q pin,
And Manifested Il strong GesAe,
To seat him by the log icap fire,
Who're haif-a-doZ ssIlooSicroons,'
With nuSh and milk tin cup and spoons,
White heads, bare feet and dirty faces,
Seem much inclined tc keep their places;
But madam anxious to display,
Her rough and undisputcd sway,
Her offspring to the ladder led,
And culicd the youngsters up to bed;
The stranger made hearty meal.
But Chances round the room would steal;
One side was lined with divers garments,
The other spread with skins of .rarnints;'
Dried pumpkins DER head we're strung,
While venison hams in plenty hung,
Two rifles piccd above the door,
Three dogs lay stretched upon the floor.
In short, the domicil was rife.
With specimens Of western life,
i 1 ..,A.
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New Carriage Mandatory

AT IEWISNI1I IL, PA.
4 d. MARSHBANK annonnces to the
~ .publc that he has commence JnreEs -
ed the Carriage Making busiress CgSz-sg.13tzlI
ut Lcwisrllr, Chester county, N2-sQ-
Pa. He is rtrpared to make 70 order ali
kinds Of carriages Of the latest and moss APP
prCrcd patterns, Of the best materials aud
workmanship, (which he will sell at low
prices. lie is 4 practical workman himself,
and will employ none but the best mechanics,
hence he can Recommend his work with
confidence, Cor its ncatness and durability.
An new carriages warranted " months,
with good usage.
Lumber and old carriages at liberal price S
Will be taken ia GSchangc for new ones.
Carriages of every description repaired
painted aud vanished at short notice, and
second hand carriages always on hand for
sale.
Five per cent. discount allowed on all
cash sales.
lie is confident that he can give satsfac-
ton, and respectfully solicts a share OF. the
public patronage. j. d. MARSlIBANK.
March l5-ly.
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NEW DRUG sT0Rsl.''
W ILSON Il MERRITT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

NJ 2)S late 52) Mrkct 81 aJore 2'al, SOUTH side
PHILADELPHIA,
yATDUI.D respectfully call the attention
w Of their friends and the public, that
II wing lately established themselves rs
ahovc, afro now fully prepared to fill all Or
hprs with pNoApTSEss and DISPATCH.
ghtnkfGl for the patronage already re-
hsved, they would inform the trade and
buyers in general, that they
CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
From any source, to produce better goods at
lower igurcs.
W.olessls Dealers in Drugs. Dyes, Chemicals,
Pheat Medicines, Spices, oils, Paints, par-
:.ishes, While Lead, Snop White Zinc, all Kinds
Of Paints, Glass, .8icOhol, Burning Fluid, Cam
ptine, &c., SC.
Read what the oldest house In our city
sLys of us:
Having entirely re'inquished tho Jobhing Drug
Pusines'. with pleasure call tho attention ofne
f.alt the above circular and feel confident that
aav business transactions they y have with them
VIII be mutually to their interests.
Resptfully yours,
Jan lily BROWNING & BROS.
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JOSEPH 4. EEEEss.Es,
MANUFACTURER Or
Wire, Silk and Hair-Gioth Sietes,

COARSE. medium and fine in mesh; large, mid
Oalc.si size and small in diameter.
METALLIC CLOTHS OR WOVEN WIRE,
OF the best qualities, various sizes of mesh, from
Nos l. to 50 inclusive, and from one to six feet in
width
They are numbered so mary spaces to alineAl
inch, and cut to suit
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
SC IL u r. Ms,
For Coal Sand. Ore. Lime, Grain CIR vel, Guano
Sumla Sugar, Salt Bone, Coffee Spice, Drugs,
Dye. Stufs. 30. Tosc her with an assortment of
BRIGHT AND ANNEALED IRON WIRE.
All of the above sold wholesale or retail by
D. A. NEEDLES.
81 IN. FfCn. Street, Philad'a.
May 81, 1S66-ly
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EXAMINERS MOTTO Il.

NNTE, the undersigned, having been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
ounty commissioners of Cecil county, RoaG
examiners, to examine ard determine wheth-
er the public convenience demands an alter
alton to he made ''in the Public Road where
it runs through the lands of Robert Alexan--
der, near the line Of satd Alexander and HI
ram Clement &c. DO hereby give notice TO
all whom it may concern, that we will meet
at the point of said road so designated, or
Saturday, the 23rd day Of May, 1857, at lC
O'Clock. A NJ: to proceed with the duties
which dcvolve upon us in virtue of the azores
said commission.
CHARLES II. iA1NES, }
E5R AfcL REYNOLDS,
STEPHEN GILBERT,
apr 10, 1857 5w Examiners,
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MORE NEWS I!
BOOTS AND sEEOES.
BROOMS! BROOMS!

rINIlE subscriber bas recently started the manu-
i facturc of Brooms in Port Deposit and will
furnish to Merchants and others. an article equal
in quality and as reasonable in price and terms as
any house in the Union and would therefore So
lcit share of patronage
Farmers can find here a market for the Broom
Corn they have ON hand, or which they may raise
the coming season. by application to the snb-
scrber seed will be furnished and directions given
for growing the corn. Il. WAkEMAN.
Port Deposit. March 2lst 81 If
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MARBLE YARD,
IN JViL.HI.NGTO.N. DEL

IN ViL.NI.NGTO.N, DEL.
THllE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clcland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
facture Marble Monuments. Tonlbs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every desCrip-
ton, such rs Water Tables. Door nlls, Win
dow Stills and LinteIs. Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &ca neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WATERHOUS + X co.
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nIeehanieol.
New Carriage Mandatory

III. A. HALL g. CO..

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the public that
lNthey have commenced the mandatory
Of carriages in Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages ot every description made to
order. of the best material and the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year, if
properly used. having practical acquaint-
ancc with the business, acquired IN the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some Of the best workmcn IN tlicit employ
they hatter themselves that their work Will
compare favorabAy with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
public patronage.
O3@Oid carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, ut moderate rates,
march II ly.
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BLINDS AND SHADES!

BLINDS AND SHADES!
1CTOF NEW STYLES n
ID ]. WILLIAMS, No. Il North Sixth street
ID. PHILADELPHIA, manufacturer OF
Venitian Blinds, Feluet and gold bordcred and
PAINTED Shades, of beautiful designs.
Buff and all other colors OF Holland used for
shades Fixtures Trimmings. &c, wholesale and
retail, at the lowest Cash prices Store Shades
painted to order
B. J. W. thrnkful for past patronage, respect
fully solicits thu pvblc TO call and examine his
new and large assortment. before purchasing else.
where. 1--WE study to Please" mar q 3m
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LIGHTNING RODS.
ARNIITAGE'S PATIENT

~ IL MI L AIlL = PAIENI IL.
\ND)| TIE subscriber calls the attention of
W. the public to his superior
Ecct,c-Magnct Lightning Rods.
1t is now fully admitted on all hands.
that every building to be secure from
the destructive influences of Lightning
should be provided with good csuduc-
tor.
The large number of worthless rods
that are put up makes ii necessary for
purchasers TO eX IN ne the merits of the
different rods offered for sale
| earnestly invite rigid examination
of the principles on which my Rods are
constructed,
! have put up near 5000 Rods. and
have never heard of the loss of one dol
4 icrs worth of property by l. ghtning in
any building. to which one of my rods
has been attached. therefore, feel
great confidence in recommending them
not only as the best but as the only
safe rod in use.
" The following gentlemen having
examined these rods and given them
their unqualified appreciation, have
kindly given me their permission to re-
fer to them
WALTER Il. JOHNSON.
Commissioner of Patents
T. T. WALLER. NJ. ID.
HENRY McMuRTRIE. NJ y.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at
the Factory
Vine 81. above l2h, PHILADELPHIA.
1HOHAS RNITAGE.
q" orders promptly attended to- and at the
lowest Cash prices Mar I, sly