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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
WILLIAM oon'as WILLIAM srrNv.
Affarasy ~ Lsss.
Ds3.NKENG HOTAE
Ana
Land Agency.
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Mails street, davenport, Iowa.


pEs.s eRs IN
R.nh Mites pr.f. ava S~~r and g,.,.., a..
barge, C,liseii"ns mad thr ieh a, M. I-,,
L. d War shis bs.ht I'D and ! ca. a. n.
a. . .shs and ~ u q nin,I.si i. N re,fa,.
nineumi'-r dk . y ia scu,i.y l. asnexor,,, =.
TsI-s psf sor n'r,-' =. VI. ns kx.r.na,ln - r.,.
riI,ts made ets, etr.
-REPERENcEs.-
Messr- O Oh 4 "a fse, I, psv mar, Iov.
Msrktt Corb,n, DO
kefIt k.ry E'a, -, NJ vorl.
n"sr. Harris Go eti,e u.s.
Hon. wm Wight, Eessrh NJ;
Mssr, Sam usr.s sons. BAnssss, Hsitisnore,
;ssn. n:psin' k-u, ?, ..i'n,. .
wm q Hsrri.on, Esq, d
4.sr- Chssa .-o,h-i. sansrr.. vsas Atom.
~ Hatictf, k.q. Acstis, An,
Ia Denoist = O., Bankers, 81 Loui
For Sale.
Two tnss - - SLIM, erner of Eighth sns ,,.,n.e
ssr~-t.-ane usobstrnsieh River view
several valuable buildink lnsa IN U.ry,.or 49,,
1sn streets north 81 SIKH street 10, s>k very Ia,
Ten valuable bundin. i>ss on Scond Anil Tn,-d
streets, IN sase, ereih ~, years s,ves ~ ~.
II N. pnScheee IN ney.
La 10 Gss~ss Addi'snn; d.s,,,ss ho..e q, n.
T.ss, ~ sscss 3 49, -, .x.
sppasese II Otalss Deuos.
wsss : Lot ., sssEs =. LeCssirrs M s,n,,s,
sors: ~, ~ &c ~. ~ ss'd ...s'e.
g. b., -" =. .nen~lr addnss. 50 hosse n
= Acres ere .7,tp r. 70 :, I'll uaA,, c,,,sv.u.o.
| l 1ns sssa ~ ct,y, Tor sals cieac
I efnW sec ~ L.. ~ { ~. 81: on> -ue s,>r.
/ ~ c1sy 81 ASssstih-, ar sale,
| " A"nwt sclstp ~ a.tS- acres tor sal
p sefes Of lso1in W.-t n,v-,r~ ~ or sale cAesr.
Lots from - ssrce, - Wv Of r,vsr And rv,ne
| Otttes,
Alse aaey vslsshse t.a~'. - Pam ,ne Land, i'm
Rrosse - uns'no,cv"d Town LOTS ~ Unisrsovrd
| LAo4h 0reusAnut Tire state, nr ssie ~ invite The
atesutSna u thOs virssg u pnrts b ssie iss
JseA1tf DOOiAN Z SrrNp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
3 BUILDINGS BRaDY ~
DAVENPORT. IOWA


DAVENPORT, IOWA
4 NOilkCTiONe an all tIu'c.ek,n.. burte~.,
~ sverN pa - thu stat Intrinsic. To on, 80.
yin -~c.iv- exempt su.nthn Money invested; r Ne,
pah, for non -r-sidents Money Loaned On un-nc,u,
besed Real estsfe security; Farms. Acus-s And
Leased Heal Est@ts Of all kinds bought an. ,olA
comTn,ss,on
nfmye instantly on hand =, Ian. o0 prr,o
aid Real Estat. uriiy
Ianf " rant htneht And sd, ard heated Nv
.Iy.rr ned Asen'a
"" ,nvt. n attention ~ all per. 10 ~ ..s,eb ~,
highly ,np owed F,rIn.. vslushi. rrar~rt, ar
u'mpro' Ell 1.snd-.t our Stend and ia, ipct~ss
Ing catalogue ~ tes e-tar = pa he. ~ hns.
invest p eu'a' h,h q " . mo 1 ,nv,,,,,
t-m-. ihrg acts ~ Carefully s'i~cita p sy,. ma
Pimhsr Land. -iu-t u ~ i,ue- o; ~ ,a..d Raj
rcsd H. nea.lv 81 H. e~n,t,-. - NJ Sts,.
A'.o in r. .rsrts . and IN Mo ..ot. .pd Ni..or
4. ne Of tn bsrt Lots tao hACiiy Mt ",
tel c nndent hat from fs' .nIh sctns utop~tss 10
the su.onnt fha,f = !l.ian ~ q lar v.ran 49,
pi-~s- = d"sii QUE . nasRst -tni ny,.fn a
jan9&dn Al LEN n CLARk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Wholesale Root ara 6: oc store.

rv>NF sub.rrih h.vinr v--'ti stock ~ Boot
] ard Shoss 10 Nc So nk street ec,fry in
forms th trad. nd BIC erer>v hat IN adii,i-n
gea,,'r facilltiesh I. r"r.l> ing ,argr a'i
20 he forurr stock nj t!ur ~ yaf'et o. SPElNG
GOODS which he viz ~ at >. NV . titur" and
ss god 10 \, aiy hor>' In n ve>f 'srtiHiar
attent ion Civ u to Il ling ord. :rrn tfe country
JANIS DUNLOP.
mA-ch2dam NJ. So Like 4 CHICAGO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Barre
CON N Ek(lAL COLLEGE.

fvfni IN tui.iii- p'pa - " tb able Tea hers
i ON rus lornl Men ~ ~ al hot
BOOK .kEkPiNG,
20 va ding and Con.n,-. on, +esnLos ing, bas.k
! D.
W. H. PA a TT. lS&Ca.
l. ncw in cha ~ 9th WINS Dspartn, n.
Dus i, u and h-r, an omit .. tho ousi
80 - ID lust t.tion III cay and aHDAPl 4
Siam ~ AN oti 81 IA lev I.
r. 'front.' o wI = ~,.--it,a
S."ttss 1IsPHs lssss ssl,
o. no h pibe r y III ~. = E ons ~ r snee i.
TO ell AL AAn.in To Lie q lea b mr. Al % o
grrsS - , IL, 70 uu ..r,i la > ,nsui o
h 7 'a'ipa ~ tn. Col - Koeo,, rntner Of -
.nd r rry.
& LOPEZ.
S.H. Books Pos. d, corr city aui neA,Iy
frb21d'y ssay u cop,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

EIyER.-Ourd dow the river cAchan
Gee arc UNANIMOUS in the statement that
tho river is falling rapidly, and there is
yet . large quantity Of ice floating down
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Dress Silks.

A IL In want 81 New Dress for the approach
"A nelidsys, should 10, time IN tXan.iDig tic
sessutl assortment Of silks, VIII are o1e ed Of
, s.lurrA Detees q WADSWO RIH'E, n I'd It
a~r9o Opp, cite eClsir, Hou.e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
CASH .kDI..f.lYES

n\ GRAM florr, sd s'her p a'ce, r. sic IN
~ Chicavn Consignment to 'ur corr suou-
d-nts in Boston " Wv and IT, > 81 m cities.
rFlIi IT'S GEtIp,
ON $50. r,lau,.
march9dsm No. a. 9, ii l. " t5,t 4 HlcAco
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

Dlaek SILKS! Black Silks
n PlkC 70 Plain, Hikb Iu~ter, B.d~w Sik.;
" Diaet hori Antique siid kspp tiik.;
olssh WsNT. and bAtin Dr. Ch.ine;
4 large ssstS VI -
aOel1 WAU9W OkIUS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

Land Variants,
ThompsoLs Reporter Of the 9th
inst, quotes land warrants As follows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
FOR SALE,

S TVS HOrEl ~ WALNUT, ~ miles ~s.t o.
III pavrnpr,. the Ar, stait.n on The 4 n
- Rai'nsd. The HOUSE I. veil built sn.t Is -t,.
s'f' natural -ievs,ba IN tn Irai 10 esn,ns nd
lnS ~ eai'n>iv' v,sw Il the .nrrvund,nx country
IN " t"'ty aasctit~ ovs TOT p rssm n durtn.
IN hunting -rassn. Alas. aad c.suu,..i,,u, ,sbl
y a'ea'h he'd I" thu pr-nsi>-s r-rm. ~ l. w. sni a
loas cfrdii 'r ~ lot the pus, has~ isurxy VII l..
sHn ''ssrsshn CIV u iinm dtat " Apply TO
ds31Ns COOK Nak,.xNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Prepare for Geld Weather.

nYb.yns some of wADswoarn's sup-r Hod
ID RlA111k CtO, winch h. h.S = ,ar.
ssoss Ana B1rhA Sihs AID LAa@s onus Viii
Siu - s0ld ~ sx,r' neiJ Low pii -. tali ~
second st., opp. Lei laire House.
ADsI1tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

For Sale or Lease.
I>NENTy-1hkfk e,ieibe buii.in Lots. -liusie>
/ Oh Harrison Titr,i, kipt , .nd boni'sc. -tie-t,
. VI .- sod ~ lead IA rr,~iiai. rsr.
ticu arr Enquire VI COhsss . iOw. q,
,auxdti) AWE NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
kROCnA LONG SHAWLS!

4 D-asttfui stock Of NEW STI Lk LONG sHAWLs
vecstvsd ptr klpress fOf sAis 81 Low nxut's, By
Ass11 WaDSWUkTH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
CCRT.lY.V GOODS,

T. ~ / dea tn cit sha ,-y & iacr-a Ell item
l. Il. W have u " ~ spf. AID daily rec tvlBi
Rich Embroidered. Clc,h Cmiains.
F''enc. Broc0teiies-in pal,e-nr aud by yard;
Ndgnta. ent SGiiEs-~ith hnrcat Il, agers.
Beauiifst SaHn y. idsGss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
kEMOv
OF
HARD WIRE.

LIVINGSTON and LOOK y Don have removed 70
] Second Street Two DOR Fast ~ Perry, =, the
.isr nth Ansl.
Our Store whch ~. britt esp,~.sv snr on husi-
me-. !. .s,~e md e,mm.tr.r~ We h>v~ II r'lsi 70
,.csr.r,,y WIN m ~ed-slp sfock ~ Ma d~a-e.
VII, in qusnt.ty ard suatv, oil { npsre fassrA-
by With any h. the Sir'r.
Ne are pc ed {. ~ h,Ils, -i'h VII i~ssie o.
ws,sn ~ !, ~ love = uric. country M.rchsn's
B.,ilA"rs Nil Own. and Nsrh n'sis are partieG-
l~r,y in vi, 81 IN ~ u,,ns smd. 80 c-s~es.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

WILLIAM srrvv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Linen Goods.

1sh- mems, Napkins and D.ylts Linn Sheet
lug Il Pitw i.iuens. : AK bu IS Tnw--, Q ssh
kc., Al ~ pr .ent less ihA, prizes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
Lace Curtains,

hcf for Beauty ~ Fri siri Spiaa;ur In Design
-ann'f hr surpassed varying fraM ~ 10 3toV
.nir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

FT>VE and~rsaEn.d hasr renov' 10 the new tui,1
/ ins in Me- anu> = 6h"rar'i's B,.ck. m s'c"ai
.tr--i, wh-r th-y vi main dntins he e'cti u =
their me~ Rank Building, ready TO siierd ." b,ne
- usnsl
mayt,2 fv COCK AsARcHSr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18
u L RIFY, u Z RIFF y
TIE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines.
A ID 4 Il

HuRLEI'5 sARSaPARiLLA.
Of all the remedies III have been discover
" ed duTrrg The present aye for tn. - than-
sand ills that lrsh helr to-" none equal THIS
onderfri preparation Only three ears have
Q ell since The hi&ccveICr [gifo spe { de-
eae in udy ing, experiments Iz,ng and perfect
ing it) first iutr odaced il To the public. and
is air aiy recognized by HE nest emne
physicians in ali parts of The country - to The
mot surprising aud effective remedy for GER
tain diseases which Ihty have knowledge.
All OF e. compounds or sVfups Of the roo,
have hitherto failed 10 command tas sanctl
Of The faculty because, on being tested, they
have been TO I'd 10 contain noxtous mgr denis
| which uaturaIizc the good elieets Il the Sarsa-
pafil a, al d oftentImes lnlnre tie / III Of h,
patient IL Is moi SO with turiey's P,epara-
ION This il the plrr aid genuine extract II
| the r DOT and will on tlia. be found 10 effect
certain and perfe curs OF the following com
| plants and disease:
| Affections of the Bones, Habitat costiyeness,
| Debility. Indigestion,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver complaints.
| dyspepsia. Erssipelas Plies,
Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
| FistGa, SeroiaIa,
| Syphilis Aud ali skin diseases.
Besides curing the ahour, 1t Is also known to
| be great and powerful toni, purifying the
| blood aud in'igofatihg tie systtm.
In short it l. with ut exception in the cases
| mentioned and III general effect % the system,
the most eticaciaus, AZ IL is the most desirable.
| remedy OF the age. 1t Is already eAtenslyel,
used throughout the country. AID Ia fast obtain
! ing an European reputation. The instances OF
cures IL has effected ale daily comm to the pro
p,ietor know ledge and he has no hesitation in
recommending IL 10 one and all who desire IL
| proc Ire relief from suffering. One bottle being
tried Its effects will he too apparent to admit ot
further doubt Es5- Rccollect iiarly's Sarsapa-
rilIa Is the only genuine article in the market
Ec-Pfice per bottle. or six bnttles for So.
For sale at the manniaetor,, corner Seventh
| and Green streets, Louisville, ny; Racon hyde
| d Co., st Louis, Mo-. Barclay Brothers. Chica
20, ILL.,: J. ID. Park. Cincinnati, o.; Wilkinson 4
Marshal, keokak, Iowa; sold l.. Upton by
4s,ly. A.GIL BERT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

CEDAR toCSsT.-DEAR Shin my
western tour through Iowa | was struck
with the advantage possessed at Cover 8
Ferry, in Cedar County. 1t IL situated
Oh Red Cedar River, ID miles from Iowa
City, 10 miles from Upton, and % from
Cedar Rapids. The river at this point
has strong current, clear water and
nigh banks, with one Of the finest valleys
IN the State. The site embraces most
extraordinary advantages for Milling
Bridging, aud manufacturing purposes;
@tile it IL surrounded by popnlous and
vel! cultivated districts, which would
amply reward mechanics and manu- &C
turcrs Of all kinds, az well ~ afford good
opening for tive stores.
Its happy geographical position in re,
ference 10 contemplated Railroads, is ap.
parent to the most careless beholder.
especially IN connection with the Grea,
Western, or the Clinton and Iowa Central
Railroads.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18
Snhl elM flNsll lplflAlpl \
O y A r 7 E r S


CORNER OF ROCK ISLAND & FRONT SITS.
NOURSE & IlELE. propr's.
HAyE for sale, FARMING TOOLS Of all kinds,
Ii such as
Drills, seed Sowers
HAND CORN PLANTERS & CORN SHELTERS,
Single and Double.
Hay, STRAW 4 DUNG FORKS, HOES, HAND
and Horse Rakes, etc.
THE STAR CORN AND COB MILL
The Best Patented.
PEAsE'S EXCELSIOR FARM MILL--for Grind.
ing Wheat Cora. etc. into Flour--warranted
tn do a. good work As any Mill patented aud
at less cost
THREsHISG MACHIsEs-Pi.ts Patent Eight
Horse Power.
PEAsE's L "a HORSE RAILROAD ENDLESS
Chain Power
FARM BOILERS. PORTABLE SAW MILLS. &c.
CLOVER TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS, RED TOP,
Orchard Grass. Nillet. &c.
GARDEN 4 FIELD SEEDS. imported and from
the East.
SouRsE 4 NIELE are the exclusive agents for
Scott and Cedar Counties, for
MANsa's CELEBRATED COMBINED REAPER AMI
MowER.--F aImets desiring the above should
send their orders early, many having be- u dis
appointed last year in obtain ng them Ia ecu.
sequence Of being too late with their orders
WHEEL BARROAS 4 ROAD SCRAPEEs always
on hand. Hancles for forks. hoes axes, spades
etc. Usage Orange Seed, by the pound OF
bushel. IL 3m. DAVENPORT, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

is.N ANDlSS lhE hlft ASS.-lt VIII
b seen by the following appointments
in Kansas by Mr.. Buchanan, that he
has felt it incumbent upon him to reward
rome OF the most conspicuous rufians who
have been instrumental in trampline
down the rights of the people of the
Territory. Whitefeld, made delegate
by illegal votes, who was on bis way t.
Congress last winter went South as the
special agent of Atchison, Co. to or
ganize fresh companies of armed invad-
ers. Woodson performed equally efhei-
ent service for the pro-slavery cause in
the Territory during his whole term Of
office. Emory was worthy coadutor
of shannon, and stood ready, in a militia,
~ capacity, TO 10 everything required oil
him by the raftians. These appoint
msuts are significant comment upon tn
smooth Professions Mr. Buchanan:
John ". Whitfield, ex-Delate from
Kansas, Register, and Daniel Woodson
sx-Secretsry OF State of kansas, Receiv,
sr, for the Delaware Land District; Fred
srick Emory, Register, and James p
Downey, Receiver, for the Western Land
District; VIM. H. Doak, Register, and
Ep phroiitus Ransom, Of Michigan, Re
eelver, for the Usage Land District
Charles +. Mix, Chief of the Indian
office, has been appointed Commissioner
OF India Affairs, al interim. vice Com
missioner Maypenny, resigned
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

11T OCLD tsspscQAiH anassaes - ~
w csfieras6 q 1trsoA ae1 so.atry GsasNt
y, Aas NY Aass sassIisssd 2 LumosT lsrs
YER fIoass, vAsss ta,sy constsns'y ksep ch has'e
! fssSsAl assortncat q
Lumber, ..s -
Shingles,
Square TimhsE
Lath, 30. 40,
Which lhey are Aetsrmlned 10 sell - chap .
cas b patchaS.d anysehefS Ia u lily Tor
cash. Our mottO'N -.
aOy,iok Sales end small xfoft1."
Any order from the country win BE- psUkps-
y attended to; - much - - Il the par.
chaser was present
Mr.. Hoch having been engaged n TIE Lnn~
her business FOR the last six years in this City,
AAtters himself that he will Be allie to render
complete satisfaction to customers. Give as y
cls before purchasing elsewhere.
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). 9. & =. STEIN

~. ISETT. W. =.
FOREIG.N T. DOMESTIC EACH 'NGE
Cfice of Isett g. Brewster.
Exchange on England. Ireland, scotland,
Germany and all principle cities ia the oni'eo
States bought and sold
ollecpions maze and remittances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, sold ana located.
Money loan, on Bond and Mortgages OIL
long or sh plt time.
Interest paid on deposits as follow, 10 wi''
10 per 1T for one year
4 do do Ia month, and over
6 do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are " foi-
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, So prem
buying, IL
St. Louis, selling, -
- buying, l-S
Currency DTS, ST. Lonis, selling, l-2
- Chicago, IL
Gold Buying at Ia prem; seillng' AZ
prem.
For parties living, cut OF susea'ine, who
keep thelr deposits with ns. we w'll ioiwaI,
exchanges q they may order to any punt, a.
current ates. hi@".
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

NV xunx, April 6-The 7rs6sse
Publishes . easement furnished b 81
baA1anger that arrived by the TEXAS, a
native OF NicaraguA and formerly IN
sdhcrent Of Gen. Walker. He ssscrts
that report Of Walkers victory on the
10th Is entirely unfoundsd. Hs ws At
tho camp Of 0so. CAMS Just previously
10 the 18th n which time Walkers
wh ,reabou.s vs. unknown, having few
days prcvoasly Abandoned the camp at
Riva, With the intention Of reaching the
scAeoast The 7s,bune's informant fur.
thor states that tho correspondence BE-
tween Cnnas and Walker, which has bsen
tortured inso foundation for the state
merit that cansas va, re- d. to join the
iuibustr', was in reality with reference
to the surrender Of the latter, Walker
having proposed to submit, provided he
and his rea were permitted to leave the
eouutrv.
Cansas replied, offering passports for
the whole, excepting Walker whom he
expressed determination of delivering up
t, the COST Ricans.
The result of the correspondence was
the refusal of the terms On the part Of
Walkers adherents, and their subsequent
fight to the sea coast.
American naval officers at San Juan
appealed to Cansas in behalf of Walker
aud his troops. Cansas replied that he
would pay the expenses of the whole
force to the United States, excepting
Walker, who must be delivered up.
The Herald publishes the letters from
Gen. Henningsen, referred to yesterday.
They purport to give an account of Gen.
Walkers recent Wet cries, and dated
March l9, the day the Texas left San
Juan, aud profess to have been sent by
express to the steamer
The letters give but few details, bu,
refer to letters previously written, which
letters, it ia pretended by Walker,
partisans were purloined on the route
There are no signatures to the docu
,nent and they are all addressed to Mr.
Black. They sll contain unmistakabl,
marks of fabrication.
New ORLEANS, APRIL6.-On Sunday
evening the weather turned very cole
with high wind, which continued al
night, accompanied with =leet and rain
No disasters reported.
The steamer Black Warrior, with Hs
vsna dates to the Sd inst, has arrived
The Mexican question is still the uni
versal topic. Nothing further has trans
pirel. Oaicisl dispatches from SPAR
1a expected daily.
Sugar at last quotions was firm.
Two Dutch ships with seven hundred
ooolics had arrived.
There had been copious rains through
out the Island
We have received Texas papers Of TIT
I'd inst
The growing crops look ,olersble well
but need rain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

fJIMErsTIRI>G EApEEDIrIos.
New Orleans, March 81, lso7.-It is
rnmored that an expedition is now fit
ting out here for soma point il Central
America Il is supposed that the first
Communication will he made against Yer
aqua, prairie n New Grenada, between
'ostl l;ica aud Panama Tho expedi-
tion - sali IL b. friendly toward v alker,
sad wiz at il concert with him. 1t il
anld Provisional government has been
formed, and a considerable amount OF
lands raised.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18
FLOUR, FLOUR.

A flKst RATE article Of Family Flour can
always be bud Ut the Upton Irr MuIS
~ 40 cents per hundred less than Il can 4.
DOW ht elsewhere. Ali orders lett at The Mn
~hi Q. promptly disposed Of, and the four do.
hs.red In any part OF Upton We have aIso N
hain ueE.heat -four, Corn Meal. and ali .erts
Of iced. We also do custom work: Whes,
g ound Tor every eighth bushel. and Corn Grio
oenS per hnshs'. Al # stout 4 sppAprH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

DOLLARS AND CENTS ~ CANADA
The Canadian Parliament have pissed an
oct, providing that, after the 3lst of De-
cenbr next, pounds, saillings and pcncs
shali b, suprceiod by dollars and cau,s
I'll public accounts from the above dat
he".eS - he rendered Il ia: :osm.
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/. APPEAR that the coal extracted from
the mines Of Pennsylvania tho last year
hts been equal to the sum Of forty mill
loos Of dolas, which is we'll up to the
yield Of tie gold u!aas of California.
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BioGRApuloAL.--Rev Char,ea peech.
er, Of Galesburg, Ill, is preparing a BIZ
o-raphy Of bis father, and requests all
persons having letters Of Dr.. Beechcr, to
forward copies TO hin. To bs used in pre-
paY,Eg ths p+yk
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BUHNATT'ss
BOOK e9T q IL q I

No. ITS. Second st, Muscatlne, Iowa.
- NJ BURNETT would announce 10 the
H.. Trade and Country Merchants that he
can supply. for cast, the SCHOOL BOohe
mnb,lshed by ". h smith l. Co.. lv'soh 4
Fniny. and A. $. Barnes 4 Co; including all
the fIectrc Series OF >chooi Books. Sahdery
Readers, Davies Series of Mat hematias, &c,
at pub ishers prices.
ky buying # him. they sassf eight, insuran e,
&c and can have their or'iers hiled IN much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly IN store,
and will Job. at a small advance on eastern pr
ces. ali other school books used in Iowa. Also,
n torge stock OF dp q Left'r Paper,
Fame, note paper. plain aud iancy enveiores'
cards. states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens. wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, inks steel pens. bibles and prayer books,
.ong books, bark books, pass books, 'nc"
memorandums. wall paper. mathematical III
stument.. cheap publications. note books.
round and patent notes. sheet music, iTanspa'
rert window SHADES, fancy stationery, v"'cn.
tines. packet knives, novels, rom 81 - aud
So per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Violins. guitars, accordeons, &c, together
with il stiuction book =. OF all kinds. sheet music
&C. lie buys largely Of all The above articles.
Tor cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (dedncting fretga7, &c. J
than they can he got elsewhere, he IL deter
mined to build up large iobbing trade IN The
Book and Stationery business has adnuted as
his motto. Small profits and Ia &c sales "
He has slso very large stock OF standard,
m scellaneous. law. medical aud theological
books. for sale at eastern prices.
Ne,e Bovkv rccstped By Express, as sovn cs
Published.
Newspa pers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
.ened daily. aEE-R. NJ. Il. IL agent for the
Buffalo Priater's itk 60. The Buffalo Type
f"un try. G.. F. Halls Percussion and Lever
prsss"., Map, Sunday school soci'ty, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -
ully II NJ IE2SErT
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t'uScallne H0btri.s ,mapis
ELLIS, n. A. WATT, u, D WAT
SELLS d WATT.

ELIJAH SELLS. n. A. WATT, DID WATT.
SELLS l. WATT,
{ Saccessors to r. Ja,k ca & seIs q Foorer
w ILL continue the forwar ling and com.
w mission business al the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sells Il Hoover, on Front street
Mnscatine, Iowa.
REFER Ro-
Henry Fsrnam, Esq Pres {. & r. l. r r.
P. Jackson Mu>ca'ne; Green d Sion do:
Lemp Sells do; K & Rock, Cedar RapidS;
n. Daniels l. Co DO; nauis 4 Bra. Marion
Vale L. Wids Nit. Vernon, Forsyth a o
Psbn'gh; thenoaeth Gin; vnores &
Richards, do; ID. Jones L Co.. Chicago. III,
+. Shepard Il Co., Iowa Civ. w. Il Daniels
Co. do; +. ~an>ay, do; Cover. Mygatt &
Galiy, do; Hull 4 thompson. do. ID. A. Jan.
nary 4 Co. 81. Louis. Tr,plstt 4 Sells do, Bas'
Wiley & Bast do; Bry & MilseHherger. do
sept. q. 'h6. a0n.