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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17

s23 Broadcay, NJ. r. - Ciats 81, Chs-~sa.
THESE Machines have established a great rep
J. ntation founded on Substantial excellence
the fair profit OF using ne Of these Machine re 8.
uiariy employed ia h kA
One Thousand DoIlArs Year.
No Tailor, Seamstresa, Shoe Manufacturer. Sad
dler, or other person having sewing or stitching
TO do, can Afford to do without one. a pecaliar
merit Of Singers Machines. which no other kind
can justly claim, il that the same Machine will do
erery kind Of rork In perfect style. They are
strong, durable, will keep In order. Whoever
buys one may be entirely certain it will do his
work. Er~y large pirate family ought 10 hsos
one.
All who wish complete and reliable information
In regard to price and size OK our Machines, man
ner Of working and method Of purchasing, with
al other particulars, can obtain Il by apply ing BY
letter NJ either of our Offices for copy Of L ~.
Nnsgr \. Co.s Gaseffs, . paper devoted TO the
Sewing Machine interest. II will be supplied
gratis. l. n. SINGER u Gu.
aSr Local Agents wanted in every town in the
United States. .- sa#. ~ -3-Sm
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ASusana DoIlArs . Year.
GREAT BARGALNS!!

A FARMFOR Safe, ten miles east from
IA Tipton on the Davenport ROAD, near Pos.
ton Grove. containing 323 acres; So Of Which are
good timber; $50 under renee, with 80 acres Of
tame mead ", u nice young orchard of l25 bear.
ing trees; new frame house with ten rooms and
good cellar A good frame barn; good well OF
water at the barn, and one At the house; good
stock water on the place. a#.
A good brick House and . sman frame dweL
ling with two Lots, on the corner south Of the
Birely House, aud on the same Ii good stabling
for eight head Of horses.
Two lots on corner west OF Birely House, with
good frame Blacksmith shop, and good frame
dwelling. IL by %; three rooms.
Also, IS head of cattle. some ten or twelve yoke
Of work Cattle All Of the above property can be
purchased on the most reasonable terms by cal-
ling on either j. H. BIRELEY.
Stiff Ii. G. pIATT, or s. DEWELL.
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Address Charles J. Peterson, No. 10:
Chestnut, St. Philadelphia.

Cold Wenther.--We have heard of more er-
sons being frozen TO death The present winter
than has ever been known in Iowa before; al
though with Us the thermometer has not rua 50
los by IL degrees as 1t did last winter. &c
degrees has been the lowest this winter: Other
winters Il has run az low a. so and So degree.
We learn that not more than 100 miles uor,h
west Of as the thermometer has run down to 5!
below zero, within one degree Of freezing mer
curry. Upton is not the coolest place in tn,
world.
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Gallon. O.. Lx. Z

gallon, O.. JAN. B.
HoRarBLE MuKDER.--A horrible murder was
committed at Gallon on the night Of the I'd.
A gentleman by the name OF Garuhart had
started fer party at the edge Of town. and in
about fifteen minutes be was discovered lying
10 the middle OF the wagon track, dead, with
two desperate wounds, either of which would
have proved mortal on hts head and breast
from pistol. Suspicion has been fixed en- one
Starr, who has been jealous Of Garubart for
come time and who has threatened his life sev.
eral times starr has fed, and $500, reward IL
o6erd for his apprehension. 1t IL supposed that
he will endeavor to make bis way to California,
from which place be has lately arrived. Star
ia about twenty three years AZ age, Ave f. ten
inches high, light complexion. light gray or
blue eyes, very light yellow hair. thin on his
B. ad, very sandy beard, ciose shaved. Had =
scar on bis cheek bone Had on = black plush
cap with gray plush tabs all around, black
frock coat and pants, dark plush vest, = brown
sack looss overcoat, new style. H. has reather
! sanctimonious countenance.
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- Hon. James Thorington will accept our
thanks for valuable documents received.

Incorporation. We learn that Mr.. Cattell our
worthy Senator, has been furnished vi b . schs.
dule for borough charter for the town Of Tip.
ton, which undoub,e eddy will soon pass both
Houses Of the Legislature, and become law.
We will "a Re ths srst opportunity Of giving
our readers . copy Of the CHARTER through the
columns Of the Advertiser.
II there ever wss . place needing an incorpo.
ration, II is Upton. $751;
Here We are, one Of the most prosperous and
oourishing places In the State, with popula-
tion Of about 1900, with from 70 to o stores,
dealing In ell kinds Of trade, with almost all
kinds Of shop, Of manufactures, with large
Beam Mil; with three large Churches, whose
bells are weekly heard to inform the nearer Of
ne hour Of service; with one Of the largest
ochosl Houses In the whole State; with every.
thing looking bright and thrifty, and yet no
Corporate Government ..
We need II, and hope, a. soon - the bill il
handed 10 us - law, that eur town folks viii
take hold and put Il in useful operation and
make good use Of Il. -r.s.
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store

& 5
D Z have jnss op<eeA a New and .p'end 4
Assortment Of csofHrNG CrkT's
FvkNIsHIHG G ,oDs. IN the New Brick Book
fOuf doors ems, ~ Swstlandss Upton. 'oSa.
TIE people Of Old Cedar am the rest ii
mankind. are respectfully invitsd 10 call Aid
examine our rt0ck of
Oces Coats, Dress Csafs. shatcis, Tal,mss and
Bssise.s Goats, Parts and Tesi,-aH
kiads, Shsffs. Dresre.s, tsi0ves H.se,
C,apstss Ca..tts 4 Easstmerrs, a
>nfsnrffs " tmgs a. &,
We have also fine 10; Of Boots Il shoes.
for men, wrmen and chidre !. Hat. ard Caps,
Trunks CARPET Sacks Uahsetias. ETC. 80
In tact We have ale. css every aftic yna " III
find l.. q gener Clothing and Furnishing Es-
tab ishment. Garments made to order. on short
notice. ca our prices will be low and mi
form, striving 10 I've up TO The principle IT
! s< Far Deai..x Win Ar
whereby we hope to merit asd obtain share
Of the public patronage.
Nov. lc, 80 47tt. NANNY l. lNGMAN.
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Durant Store!
w n r.vrnr.nv -

ID ESpECTFULLY calls the attention of cite
IL liens and Farmers {, the fret that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
on hand full su ply Of
Dry Gnods. Grocer,es, Hardware, Cloth
ing, Hats T. Gaps, Boots q Shes.
in fact, every thing usually found in country
store. Give him call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One rice system Is st tctly adhered TO-.
p S.-W. .. l.. Having perm lnentIy loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making it the place
OF his future re idence, and since ely hopes, by
fair prices, good goods, just representations,
and close personal attention, 10 merit q share OF
the patronage ant confidence OF the public
Past fayors gratefully acknouls ged aud con-
unusnce solicited. VIM. o LUDLOW.
Nurant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. 'h6. 23,6m.
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p Z RIFY, II L RIF y!
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,

HURLET'S sARSAPARiLLA.
0F all the remedies III have been discover
" ed during the present age for The s. thou
sand ills that flesh 5 heir to-" none equal th,s
wonderful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the dlscoveIer (who spe1t de-
cae m studying, sperlmentalzFng aud p-rfect-
ing IT'D first introduced il to toe public aud i.
IS air y recognized by he III st emine
phy sicians IN al paris Of the country Ia D- the
most surprising and Effective remedy for GER
tain diseases which they have knowledge.
All OF Ct comnoands or syraps of the roo,
have hitherto failed 10 command tbs sanct n
Of the faculty bee use, on being tested, they
have been TO I'D to contain noxlous Ingredients
which natura lizc the good effects e the Sarsa-
pariita, a, d oftent,mes injure the + tn &c III.
patient 1t is not 50 with HurieY's Ptepara
ton This is the pure a Il genuine extract If
| the root and will Oh trial, be found 10 effect
certain aud perfe ours If tHe following con-
! plants and diseases:
| Affections oil tae bones, Habitual eostiyeness,
| Debility, lnai gestion,
| Diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver complaints.
| Dyspepsia, Eryslpelas, FILES,
| Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
| Fistula, serofala,
| Syphilis, And ali skin diseases.
| Besides curing the ahoue, 1T is also known to
be great aud powerful tonic, purifying the
! blood and inyIgorating tie systsln.
/ In shert IL II with ut exception, in the eases
| mentioned AMI its general effect on the ~ ste III,
| tue most etacaclons, IL ID the most desirable,
! remedy OF the age. 1t IL already extensively
used throughout tue country, aad Is fast obtain
/ ing an European reputation. Tile Instances vi
! cures 1t has effected are daily comma to the pro
| piieto Anoa.edge aud he has no hesitation in
| recommending IL to one and all who desire 10
1 proc are relief from suffering. One bottle being
tried, its effects viii he too apparent /" admit OF
further doubt. f5-Recoilect Hurys sarsapa
| rilla is the only genuine article in the market.
| l-s-Prce 81 per bottle or six bottles for IS.
For sale at the mannfactory, corner Seventh
| and Green streets Louisville, Ky; Facon, Hyde
Co., 81. Louis, No.; Barclay brothers. Chica
/ co. Ill; J. H. Park. Cincinnati, o.. Wilkinson i
Marshal keoksk, Iowa; sold ia Upton by
| isIy GIL BERT
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~ bis cold wealth er affords the best sleigh
Ing ever known in this County, evea to the '.old
est settlers" but like the Laplanders, we must
take the cold with it.
Thursday morning the thermometer stood Is
degs. below zero, and has been much colder du
ring the winter.
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FLOUR, FLOUR

a FIRST KATE article Of Family Flour can
IA always be bad at the Upton iTY Mus,
At rs cents per hundred less than IL can h..
bought .lsea here. All order left at the Mill
will be promptly disposed Of, ard the -four de
liversd Ia any rart OF Upton W. have also on
band Buckwheat -four, Corn Me,l. and eli sorts
Of feed. We aiso do custom " rk: Mhaat
ground for every eighth bnshel. and Corn for l0
certa ree tuahsl aTft. STOUT & SHEARER
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]. F. GOING, g. Go.

.Nenr s Dearborn st. Chicago. Illinois.
General Wholesale West ~ Agents for Tur-
VI ner Brothers ce eprated Ginger. Black
berry, and other NATIVE WINES AND SIR-
UPS, etc wholesale dealers in Tobacco. CT
cars Oysters. etc. We invite The attention Of
merchants to the above articles. Turner and
Bros.' Wines and Syrups are TOO we'll known
to need comment, and for the rest, we sell the
best article at the lowest price.
a. BIN. j. + GOING L. Co,
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~ Notice card Of new store in Toronto
This is psce which.from its abundance of water
power, will DE place Of some note, and the above
firm promise TO serve their customers as fayora.
bly, "a can be done at other central points. We
would say TO our subscribers in the eastern por-
ton Of our county to give hessrs. Blakeslee En-
crsoa a call ami encourage the new beginners
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Fa0zsS To DEATH.-- fhe wife AMI child o
John Weldon, near Iowa City, were fr"zen tn
death on cold rniay evening this sia,-r
They were returning 10 slsiyn trim An eve /
ming meeting aud lot their way in the terr,,,l,.
storm which it will b. re rec,ad rad SO flu
rions'y oil tina. night Oscn' oosa Heraid.
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Congres.-Last reports show that Congress
II still discerning the Presidents Message We
taiak they b ID better leave of the prefix, d lido
the balance aud let it 20 for what it /. worth.
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g O'Clock, r. NJ.

O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Senate met-Matthews, from the committee
TO whom was referred 5. File, la, in. COR.
porsting Upton, reported it back aud recon
meuded its passage. Report concurred in and
the bill read third time and passed. He also
reported back S. File liz, incorporating Sioux
City with the same recommend alton, WATCH was
adopted and bill passed.
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Tnz Rec rsE.-Julia. Now, A'f-rd de r
must leave you, am a.out to shut myself
out from the world.
A'ferd Why, in the name of madness Jalia,
You are not thinaiag of retiring into ccnvei.t
Julia.--no. dear, don't ala m yourself.
am only going to put on my new Crinoline
dress
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Quick TIAE.~-Tbe Ssnecs, New TMk, o.
ssrrer says that joseph Boyle, of Phelps, on
>aLurtay Of last week, Won a bet of twenty Eve
doilars, having dressed beef In nine minutes
. lick work that.
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NOTICE.

THE undersighed tirm OIL. BowERsOCK & Co
/ have this day. By mutual consent di-soived
partnership All persous knowing thsmselve.
indebted to the above firm will please call and
set II without delay. The books will b found
with jesse Bowersok. J. BOWERSnCK,
Oct II h'56. dew T. Ii. DAt IDSOv.
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Nltu AoO;rtis


A IL PERSONS INDEBTED to BlgEIgY & La
n THAN on Lumber Account are NOTIFIED e
cah and maze payment forthwith, or the accounts
will be left with a JUsTiCR for collection
Now i taa ime 10 sare casrs.
3-5t BJREfEY Il LATHAM
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Petevson's Magazine.

We have just received No. of this
beautiful Magazine, and could recon
mend as one OF the bet now in clrcula.
ton. l, WI! contain 900 pages from
20 to 80 steel engraVIn2s $, and 500 wood
cut sngravlngs, and has a hos, 0. able
contributors. Terms.
Copy year. S.
" s.
l6 i" d" 90
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II. ZOE a. 60,
Late Gpanee 4. Yoe) ..
No. log LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Importers and Jobbers +
Saddl ny Hardware, Saddles
Carriage Trimmings, Leaiher, Shoe
findings, Leather Betting, Sc.
Desf-rsf.i.y Invite your attention 10 the
III different departments Of our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities
trust we can execute orders in the most satisf &c
tory manner and on the most favorable terms.
PA TED Goods.
Our assortment of silver and brass platc<!
trimmings consist of every article in the line
and as We are now importing all our English
goods direct, are prepared to offer new induce
meats to our customers. Our stock Of staple
Saddle aid Hafaess Harduare
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West and We
feel coutideGt that we can sell at such prices as
cannot fail 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trim IN ings.
Our assortment in thi line Is uli and com.
pete. consisting of blue. brown, drab and claret
nroadcloths: cotton, union, and worsted dam
asks, brocatelle. paramettas, coach lamps curtain
Ii hts, and every article in the line
Patent and Epane ed Leather, of all eolors,
Noble d. Hoares Coach Narnish.an extra
article. Smiths Steel Converted Axles all sizes.
We call the attention OF Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them at manufac.
turer prices. and are the only Agents.
Leather Beiting.
We have the only Agency for Reese y Hoyf's
superior Patent Stretched aud Riveted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub
Der Betting and Packing.
LEATHER--Wv offer for sale in this depart
ment Oak and iIemlock tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather. Hog skin Seating, @kIrnng
and Pad skins, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
thcr, French. Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak and Hemloek Upper
Leather. Lace Leather, Morocco. Binding and
Lining Skins, with full and general assortR,e's
Of Shoe Findings.
sADDLFR'S TOOLS.
We ask Particular retention to our stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for ou1
House, and of quality and finish unequailed ans
we warrant them. Our prices are as low AZ
common article is usually sold for. From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the countr.
we ask call, aud Rattcr ourselves that our pri
ees and terms are such as will command thei
favorable consideration. 336m.
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- We are under obligations TO Hon. J.W.
cattsll, Of the Ssnats, and Hon. Ed. Wright, Of
tMs House, foe, documents aud papers received.
AlDo from 8. :. Daniels, Of the Senate.
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The Great Western
CLOTHING EMP0R | ] N l!
find Merchant Taiioring EstabLshmenf.
ii AS lust arrived, and is now opening ane If
IL the Largest Stocks Of Goods in this yicin.
ity. IN the old stand Of Ki~er, Crew A. Turner,
Virgin Block where The proprietors Of the
above stand invite the attention Of the citizens
OF Tiptcn and sur oand ng country, to an
Examination Of their Stock
before chasing elsewhere be ieving that
they can offer superior Inducements 10 all IN
want OF goods IN tirir lie, as their Stock is
entirely new and of the latess styles, and
Purehased krpres,iy for iM. Harriet
Our Stock consists ia pari as follows: French
German and American CLOTHS OF superior quail
rites, and Of every col aud price OF Gassl-
meres We have large and spIen I'D assortment ,
consisting of Irenea and American Dies, ins
both hiac's and fancy. also, fancy Cassimeres
OF every style aud price to sur purchasers
Our Stock OF Vestings is iarg and consists Of
all The latest styles OF
velyets. silks, Satins. etc..
aud 4 the best quality. All Of the abo,e good ;
will be made To osder, in a style unsurpassed in
the West. Having, at great expense, secut ed
I
that Our style of goods and superior Ho.km n
ship will mol tail TO please the most fasi,dious.
II Is the c'erminafion Of the proprietors not 10
LOT any garment 20 out ef their establishment
that does not g,v- perfect satisfaction. Our
Mock Of Really Nude Clothing 7!
is the largest ever offered in this market il COLI
sisis in part. Of fine cloth coats of stl colsfs
and prices Business coats OF Cloth. Cashmere
and Satinett Of all qualities and yes In he
way OF Over ats our stock is large and we'll
assorted, from a Satinet. up 10 the English
Beaver. We have large assortment Of We
OF Nel,ets, Silks, S'tils Plush, Cashmere and
Satinetts. Of every style aad the best quality -
We have pantaIoons of black and fancy Cast
mere and Satinett, which for style and texture
canno be strpasssd west OF the Miss;ssip pi--
We also have the
Regular Vulcanized Rubber Coats Pants
aud Legg ags. In the way al Furnishing Good.
we have everything p raining to a Gentleman.
wardrobe. Ever, garment sold by us will be
Warranted to be as Represented.
All we ask is an examination sf our stock anc
prices as we are deter mined not to be underso oil
by any house IN the west. SO If.
s.r' isss CAsAnd GILMORE.
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Notice

rs hereby given to all m rsons knowsng them
/ selves indebted 10 the Undersigned. 10 cali
add settle ih' Sc accounts immediately aud save
cost s9n. NTDUT / SHEARER
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CORNER or STATE l. RANDOLPH ST

CORNEN OF STATE KANIULpH SIS
entrance M. - State Street)
INSTITUTED September, fs5 |; Incorpora-
L ted by the Legislature of Illinois Feb 1886.
TIL extraordinary patronage bestowed upon
this long established AM. popular | .stituioa
affords gratifying evidence hat the superior
advantages and facilities il offers for the acqui-
stion af thorough knowledge of the various
branc of a Commercial Education, are fs-
voraby appreciated ky discerning and intel
lirent community. Over three hundred full
course stnden have been in attendance during
the past winter being an amount OF patronrgs
unpn, al elcd i'm this country
The Colts ClArE CoUR sE Is the m0st exten.
sive. complete and thorough ever introduced
into this country, and comprises p ac,ical In.
sirucfirn in Book KEErtNc and Acc rvrs,
ADAPTED 10 every kind II business, including ar
elaborate work on RaiI Dad Book Keeping
pr. pa red w tie President expressly for this
school knowledge IF which is alone worth
| more to the Student than the tnition fees fer
the entire course. together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmanship, and the
$ biec Il Commercial Law.
ALBERT KtDrER. Esq, the popular Ameri-
can Ca d Writer whose spec 'nleR' of penman-
snip received The hi CHEST premiums al the < eat
State Fair held ia New York city IL 1904 has
beer engaged as Professor Of Penmanship.
Another course of free public lectures vii
be delivered during the winter at Metr poli'an
Hall, BY several Of the most stis guished citi-
zens Of Chicago. udents can ente, whenev-
| er II ev please. Circulars and catalogues fur
nishsd graiuitously on application at the Col
| ege ASSN. Chca o, September, 1856.
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EstraY Mare.

CTRAYED from The premises Of the under
- signed near wilton, lows, on or about the
10th Of Oct. last White Mare, about IL years
old ANY person returning or giving informa
ton Of said Mare, shall be well rewarded.
l,3t - SAML SIRAHAM.
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Cyaham's MagaStne.-This valuable Maya.
zine has come to hand. It contains, a. usual,
the interesting reading and splendid m, ECO. tint
and colored epgravings. The Fashions for
January" are well worth the price for one year.
The selections ct reading matter il worthy Of
attention and when read will be appreciated
The terms are only Three Dollars per year, or
two copie. Five Dollars. Subscribers will do
well to commence with the year a. they will
have the benft of full volumes, and begin with
the commencement of the interesting and thrill.
ling tales which abound in this Magazine.
Mrs. Stsphen,' .Nsr Monthty. This 10 GER
tAinly the best of all the illustrated Magazines,
~ TO its style and workmanship, aud the selec.
lions Of its designs.
The beautiful embellishments which abound
10 this Magazine make it very cheap publics-
zion, the price being only 81 SO per auuuu, or
three copies for $500
1t is conducted By Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, and
should be we'll supported by the ladies.
The Second volume commences with Janua-
ry.and far surpasses in neatness style and worth
the previous volume.
Warerly Maga=ine.--This il an excellent
weekly Magaz ne, Astounding in the most inter-
esting tales and the choicest literature 1t is .
we'll known Journal, and only needs to he read
TO be appreciated. 1. is gotten up in good style
and contains a vast amount of reading matter
pieasinc TO all classes of n.cnla
Codey's LADIES' Book.-Is too we'll known to
need putting. Its circulation is without paral.
lei among books of this kind, which it justly
merits. Its contributors are Of the best literar
writers in America. Terms: one copy one year
50; copies S.; copies $40, IL copies $40.
Address L. A. Cooley, ll3 Chestnut ST., Phil.
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FaV Aad Vpter Uonasfs ana TIOteeFs
ONE WORD MORE,

ONE WORD MORE.
OF the few ar ieles of summer goods nov on
hand We wall setl It precisely cot and trans
portaflon; row ring on your money and get
the worth Of II We went Charge you much
Tor Goods anyhow. and nothing Tor sho wang
th"m. Finally customers,
j. 4. Ed w ards, who stands at the head
OF his profession, as Tailor, cuts clothes
Tor eur customers and warrants ey, ~ Job. So
proud IS e OF his repuv'inn, lie couldn't sleep
If he should fail 10 pleased tiat's all
Respet fully submitted 10 CANDID public
Sept. so. 36f KlS X, CREW L. TURNER