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GREAT REDUCTION
IN fHR PRICE OF BOOTS AND 9AIfIRS
THAVE ON COMMISSION, FOB A Pile.
mar %

Il a0ephla maAu-
facturor, . 1rst rate
Seved or Pexged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
1915, full AZ good
- those usually sold
1t Is or %; aud q
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER n
%. 80, a. good asany
Ut Is; a1rstrate Calf
eaiterat q 50, these
are the best goods
that Tor ever were)
sold In the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and zee
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Rectifvine Establishment.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
l. method Of reforming liquor dealers that be
has fitted up RECTfFffN6 ESTABLISH
MEN In this city, and 10 now prepared to sup
ply all those who may favse him with their Gus
tom. He has on hand large stocA Of Bsandies,
Gin, Wines, and Old Whikkeys, which hs can
sell at a. low figure as they car be purchased
for either In Baltimore or Philadelphia
N B. The subscriber has also on hand, large
lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars
PETER FE6AN,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, near 10th 1t.
tan IL -6mG
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profit charged to cIiet bad debts. CAN at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsvlvaaia avenue.
Best RuBBERS for gentlemen q.
a Att ANTHOny A..,,
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aIBBs's HAIR nANUFACTORY,

Penn. arssss. bstvssa Ora and 1OtA streets.
w Bandeaus, Frizzed Rollers, &c ;, ALWAYS on
hand, and made to order at few hours notice
ladies' Hair Dyed, shamr ooned, &c In the - ost
compete manner. AL sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best + rench and English hou.es
No 30s Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
N. Blair work repaired or taken In ex.
change. feb II-3m
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Medicines.

nR. DUPRIK'B REM EDIES are the only
IL e6ectuaI cure Tor External on Intssnal Piles
eaitrheum, Rims. Worm, &c. They are unrivsl'
Ia for purifying the blood
50 cents PEI box. OAcs - Nssssl stne0t, NsW
York. WIN be sent BY mail.
For sale by FORD & Bro, corner Of 11th q,
a1A Penn. avenue. Ell. -y.r-r- Pa -
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PkOYECIION AND INDEMaIYY RROn
LOSS By FlREi
FIR1, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.......4l $50, 900
fAR3HRS AND KEOHANICS, INSv1-
ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
O9es HoTtAsoea eorwev PenasSvassa apeass and INA
styest Waskiastos CITY, y. c. .------ ..- B.
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employed to produce IS Hat, which IL sold 10
$3.50. We do cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give eaoh customer full value for hi
money. Felt Hats unusually loW. y .
F N, 3 Agent for Driscoll' Balm Of q Ihoasane
Flowers. Price IS cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 9TH street, neat Pa. sYsl se, AeeA;
for New YORK Hat Company. - 2-u
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GHfLD REN's FOUR.wAEEL CAR
RIGGS, Fancy Gigs, Empire Cabs, and many
otnef beautiful styles Just received at the great
Variety and Fancy Store, between 9Th and OH
suoeh II. J. MCLAUGHLIN co.
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'kn4 sEhSICeOf Tn 4 UNITED states
L Register Of oAcers and agents civil, milit g
~, ana naval, In the service OK the United states
toseta,r with all the sa aries and emolu nents
dehvable nom every GA. In m. 0ift ~ the
ffesiaeat. Price b 50. Mailed free on recei Of
fne United states Consular Sy.ten; a manual
fof consois, and also for m. &c hants, ,hfpownery
ana masters In their consular transactions: com.
Pnsing the instructions Of the Department of
Sate la regard 10 consular emoluments, duties,
PI.neResl ana liabilities. Price go 50 In cloth ;
OF % ee"ts IN addition to the price Of the book
Fusnshed by TAYLOR & MAURY,
ulr25 Qooks,n,. -. oar
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ARNY,S CONFECTIONERY

No q BTldgs Street, Eeorgstofon, o. c.,
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN
w ments are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &C at the
shortest notice, and on the most moderate terms.
Medal awarded ut the last exhibition Of Metro
pOlitan Mechanics' Institute.
Jan a1-0 fUnIonA Intel
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~ iCA DARE6E RO8ES-JUST Rece,ved
,o,s oy me subscriber, sl4 Penn. avenue, bstwee
mar ls-3W FRANK Mocro
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nAfLf LINZ FOk EDWARDS FERRY,
ana LsesoaPg, Va, via -nTu1.S
Ches- peake and HE Canal 0
The Packet Boats AKGo ard M @ Mics Wiii
CON mence making daily trips to tn. above points
on Monday, March I'D, leaving the wha Of w
d n hitter, 6eoIgetown ev. Nv morning
n O'Clock, Sundays excepted
Ickes to Edwards Ferry, sl.12; through
ucIets, si3' Meals served on the boats ar
moderate prices
or further information, irquire at the store OF
w. II q II. Ritter, q eorgetovn ms, IN
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BRANCH kAILhOAD,
&WAa

NNRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR
i BALTIMUREs
8 and sx q. m , and and ~ pm.
On sundayN4k p. m.
Leave JALrlMOKE for WASHINGTON
~ and sk N and 3 and 81 p. m.
On SUNDAY st4 a. m.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New Yorh win
take Trains at 8, Sk, snd4k.
For Annapolis viii take Trains st ak ana Az
FOR Norfoh will take Trims st ek and 3
For the West vii take Trains af and X; con |.
Meeting at the Washington Junction
Ian l6-u +. n. PARSONS, Agent
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Having successfully pas sed the ordtal to which
new discoveries In the Materia NJ edica are
sui Jected, must now be received as an
established medicine
ITS EFF CACY, CURING
D Us p E STA,
Affections ofths Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
bronchitis and Consumptiue Tendencies
DasOrhered state OF the Blood, Botls, Gen.
eral Debility, and all Diseases scttch re.
qnire a Tome and Altsyative ned,ctne IS
BEYOND question.
The proofs Of Its efficacy are so numerous, 90
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charso.
ceive the proRered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
exys-a!, bat Its range Ia extensive, because many
diseases, spPo's~i!y unlike, are Intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding nom one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, is precisely that which has 80 often
ba med the highest order Of medical ekill The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
ihle.
Thosew who NAV wish for an opinion from d is
interested rsons respecting the character of the
Syrup, cannot fail to be satisfied with the follow.
Ing among numerous te, timonials, I'm Il hands
Of the Agents The signatures are those Of gen.
tlemfn well known In the community, and Of the
highest respe, liability.
CARD.
Tbe undersigned having experienced the bene-
hctal effects Of the ''Pefuvian Syrup,n do not
hesitate 10 recommend It to the attention Of the
public f-'
From our own experience, as well a from the
testimony OF Others, whose intelligence and in
tegrity are altogether unquextionable, we have no
doubt OF Its ecaoy In cases of Incl pient Disc
OF the Lungs and bronchial Passages ,Dys pc psia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia &c. indeed
It's enects would be incredible, but from the high
character Of those who have witnessed them. and
have volnn' eered th-ir testimony, as we do ours,
to its restorative power
JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
3. n. KENDALL, NJ D..
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS e. ANGRY
For sale by z d. GILMAN, Special Agent,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the General
Agency, corner OF an tstreets, Navy Yard.
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Cigars A.
Cofdiels W
LOS q BIacfvell's London Pickles and
Preserves Of all kinds oA~
Conee, Sugar, Teas, &c, 20
s reIn avenue, opposite National Hotel.
C-V JONAS p LEW
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
E5-' on fHB
PHYSI0L 0GICAu VltW Of MARRIAGE

N. b. LA CROIx, n. D =, Albany, n. Y.
go nases and 10 fine Pain and Coored Lithoyraphs
A0PRICE ONLY IS CENTS "a
A6Sent free Of Postage TO al parts Of tie Union -
ARM B LA CROIX,S PHYSIOLOGICAL
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~ supply Of BEEBE's
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
n A T 8 OF BALTI-
M OR &. The hest black
dress h ATS got up in
the latest style for % SO, az
good ~ those usually sold
at IS and a good fashion.
able Hat at %, worth "a;
and 2 frst-rate Hat, ~ 50.
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or ife1g ht or pass2 apply 10
EDW'D X COLLINS, No 50 wall-st N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY Il CO Liverpool
sIEfHEN kENNARD & co No. q Aus
tin Frias, London.
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT & CO, Paris.
The owners Of thee ships will not be sccouu.
table for gold, 'ilver, bullion, specie, jewslry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills OF lading
are signed therefor and the value hereof express
ed therein feb3
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HARPE2'S MA6AZiNh FOX APKIL-
L frssh supply just received st
marry FERGUSON'S, 436 7th street
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JOSEPH 6AWLER.

JOSEPH 6AWLER
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
EADf MADE COFFINS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand Funerals attended II, ard inter-
ments procured In the different Cemeteries Fur
niture Of every description made to order OId
Furniture Repaired and Vanished Ware.
Rooms Isl Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. mar IS Arm
ADOpk Of UNIVERSAL ANOWLBDak
lust PUBLISHED, TaE MOsT USEFUL
and eIiraoTciuary volums ever yet issned from
lie Prsss, az it comprises all the Information con-
tanned Ia dozen Of any other books Of iuforma
non that have hitherto been printed The title
0f this wonderful Book Is as follows: s.Ino uirs
within for Anything you want to Know or. over
IOo Fscts for the People " r. large volums OF
Seg Pages.ciUth, silt-Price 81
For sale by A ADAMsON.
Bookseller, 7th street. opposite the Posi- Ofaos,
Washington City. mar 10 If
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nIRRCTQRa.

Hon, Thoa. a. Ference, Charles Dineee, d,
0eorre m Aruaatrona Thomas Asnderfeid,
Charles A. Rubicam, Edward =. demootd
George Helmbold, carroll brewsser,
James +. Neal, Isaac Leecn. u. .--.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Presidspa.
EDWARD &. HHLABOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite CITY
Han. p -. -. ... =
Jso. n. Thosnsoa corner Rirst streetand Virginia
avenue, Island. ---s .-.. ..4---'- =
yames Williams, No. % Rouf.lAd-s-hslf street.
John Risales, No. SOL Thirteenth sreet. ha,ov
Pennsylvania avenue. Er.-'-
MARINE SURVEYOR. -.r-
Oaps. J: Z. Levy, No. S67 PsnnsylvsGA avsnss,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thornason.
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NonveLK, September 2, lisa.
SiI-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
well, and seem to have improved nv sight more
than any other have lately tried.
Lift. w. 1AZEWELL
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I have tried a pair Of Srectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them OF great assistance u
my sight, and corresponding with his description
Of the focus. Recommend him as a skillful OBJ
ticial. HENRY A. WISE.
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D VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
"A new and revised edition Of
$50 pages and160 plates. Price
Is cents q copy, A popular
and com r.tiensive ueatise
on the duties and Casualties of
single and married life hap
nv andfruitful aliiances,mo
ofsecuring them-infelici'Ous
and infer lie 0nos-their oh
viatIOn and removal-nerv-
GUS debility, its causes aud
cure, by a process al once so
simple, safe, and efrctual.
that failure Is impossible-ru
ment-an esay Oh SpeI mao
observations on q safef and m
ueaiment-prr cautnnary hiT
from empirical Practice; to
mentariss On the disc ases Of
10 old age-each Gaze crap
beautiful plates Ii pints
those self inflicted mi cries q
so unfortunately prevalent
uu hful adviser 10 the marie
plating marriage. Its perusal
mended TO persons entertaiI
their physical condition, and
having hazarc' d the health n,
to which every human being
Price Is cents per copy, @
m liied free OF postage 70 ~
States, by addressing iIr. L A
Albany, New York, enclosing
N. R-Those who prefer
CROIX upon any OF the disc
book Il eats, either personally
icin' 8 often cure in the shOa {
completely and entirely 'Ia.ii,
disorders which copa va and
been thou ght an antldote, TO
of the p ltient. His "French
continental remedy for that c
unfortunately, physicians TIRE;
irretnevabie lie I,TuctiOo of ths
and which all the sarsaparill
cure.
90 Office No. 81 Maiden L
feb Ia d&w1yt
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'asaortssd Cdsstel s.d .as.ets. .sl,A1S, oaT or.
AssETs................ Ss23, 051 OF.
Invette N Bonds, Mortgages, ana Good Seeu tiles
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JONAS r. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN PINE
WINES, BRAEDIEs, GROCERIES, AND

Gle BIS.
las IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS.
II sortment Of Champagne In quarts and mint.
XXI; and Presan de Bausey, and other desfrable
hrehos Brandy In cask and bottles. Vinta0e
TT 70 leaoj Rums Of all kinds; whisieys $50
70 is55 Holland Gin Of al kinds:
Cldret Wines Of all brand.
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nAY4I HAH&i

4 oNs1ANSLY ON HAND FULL
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

Having successfully passed the ordea to WI lei
new discoveries In the Materia Medica are
sui jected must now be received as an
established medicine
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Having been induced by friend to visitthe 60.
adjustment Of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose Of try.
Ing his glasses, was furnished by him With q
pau ang htiy Soiored otus, Which have afforded
ever tried NV sight, originally very good, wa,
injured by writing and reading at night, FIRE.
quently to q very lafe hour; but with the aid OF
and that too without ths pain l have previously
suHerod. JOHN WILSON,
Late CoAnissioleI 0enr Land Okss.
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, wA7CH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles IL
~ l&1y
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Newspaper Borroaoers. MAY theirs
be a lite Of single blessedness; NAV their
paths Dc caFpeled with cross-eyed snakes,
anu their nights be haunted by h.deous
bowling, knock kneek Tom Cas-.
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81. Matthew is supposed to have SUI.
fered martyFdom, or was put to death by
the sword al the city OF E,hiopls.
-. Mark was dragged through th.
streets OF Alexandra, In Egyp,, I'LL lie
expired.
ST. Luke was hanged upon an olive
tree IN Greece.
+. John was put into a caldfon OF boz
ling ell al Rome, aud escaped death.
He afterwards died natural deate. a,
Ephesus, 10 ASIA.
81. james The great, was beheaded at
Jerusalem.
81 James was thrown from a pinnacle
or wing oil the temple, and then beaten
10 death with a iuller's club.
ST. Philip was hanged up against o
pillar At Hlerapois. city Of Phrygia.
81. Bartholomew was Stayed alive BY
the command OF barharous king
St. Andrew was bound to reross
whence he preached 10 the people till he
expired.
81. Thomas was run through the BODY
by lance, near Malipar, in the Eas, In.
dies.
e. Jude was shot to death with arrows.
81 Simon leIo,es was crucified IN
Persia.
ST. Matthias was frs, stoned and then
teheaded.
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Nev1.Fs1Ea
new ijllll!5llR Y'la.
nAN 4 nD1e11,

vTY OLD respectfully sfnsunce 90 -
eis.sens d Upton and eo.niry leaeraee
", IA, ihsy have ssta bslsssd Lsmsss t f.
x !" uouse. where they constsasly hesp sAAss
! general assortment q 80 u si'ss1
Lumber, .....t.sf - geosss ysif I'll
= s Shingles, Il - ..esg ~
.ga t4@ I'LL Square I1mOe1,
Il. s 4 a uols9 LAth, &c., ~,
which they are determined u seil - cheap e
car 5. psi,ehxs-d any whsss - tie lily -
souiok Sales sud sman 1ronta.S
A,y order from the country will ;. prompt
" attended to- Is much - . Il the paf-
chaser vas present. -, Ia 80,
M. Hoch hav,ns been engaged ~ hs ~
ar I,,si,es. for the last six years h this Cry,
as,,ers himself thai be will b able 70 fshdss
{. npirte satisfaction 10 customers. fGiSs Ma
e,Iv before purchasing elsewhere. ! i.
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Cold Winters.

2
Is We find the following record Of cold
winters In an old newspaper: -.
In 1864 The cold was 50 intense that
the Thames was covered with ice sixty.
one inches thick. Almost all the birds
persisted.
In 1851 the cold was so excessive, that
the lalnished wolves entered Vienna, and
attacked beasts aud even men. -.
Many people in Germany were frozen
to death in 1895, and the winter Of 1897
and 1899 were nearly as bad.
In 1909 occurred that famous winter
known as the cold winter, by distinction
All the rivers and lakes were frozen,
and even The sea for several miles frem
the shore. The ground was frozen nine
fee, deep. Birds and beasts WEI struck
dead in the fields, and men perlshed by
thousands in their houses. In the south
of France, the wine plantations were al
most all destroyed; nor have they yet re-
covered FROM that fatal disaster. The
Arabic Sea was frozen over, and even
the Mediterranean.
In Ia 10 the winter was so intence, that
people travelled across the straits from
Copenhagen to the province OF Sonia, In
Sweden Tx ..
liz 1870, in Scotland, muli,udes OF
ca'tle aud sheep were buried 10 the
snow.
81 In l740 the winter was scarcely infe-
rior TO that OF 1909 The snow lay ten
feet deep IN SPAN and Portugal. The
Zuder lee vas frozen over aad thou
sands OF people wen, over It. And tie
lakes in England we're frozen.
Ia l7i4 the winter was very cold.
Snow fell ia Portugal TO The depth of %
feet on level.
la 1854 and 1855 the winters were
very severe and cold, In EngIaud the
strongest ale, exposed TO the air 10 a
glass was covered in fifteen minutes with
ace one-siga @! an inch thick.
In III the Ebe vas frozen TO tie
bottom.
In 1875 the Danube bore ice five ie, t
deep below Vienna. Vast numbers oil
fea,hered and finnv tribes per,shed.
The winters Of l7Si-5 were uncom-
monty severe. The lille Belt was en-
tirely frozen over.
From 1900 10 1912 also. the winter
We're remarkably cold particularly the
latter, in Russia, which proved so disas-
troas to the French army. Cleveland
Herald.
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orSas' britain '',aaa the United ssa.e..

$. From seports, We gather son inter-
,ssting facts relative to the agricultural
resources oil. Greal Britain and the United
Smies. The number Of acres IN England
ID 81 ,324, 9l5, of which IL AL TIC are
under ,illage. Is ,2l2. 2O3 in grass. and
1910. 936 waste. The number Of ACRES
il Scotland 10 IL .5l3OS5. OF which 2.OO3
sos are Under ,illage, 3 ia, $50 in grass
and l,374 800 waste. Tire number OF
acres in Ireland is &C. sOS. 900, of which
a 3l2 ,746 are under ullage, ,257 1853
in grass, ard 1927 .6Sl unarcounted
Tor. Ia the United S,aes, according 10
the censns OF 1850. there were ll3,O32.
GA acres OF improved lands, including
l7.247,8l4 improved, hut not in actual
cultivation. This aggregate is only q.
bout one fifteenth Of the whole area Of
the ,oun,ry which is ! GAG, Ass. $50 acres.
s~-hwili be seen that, in 1850, the whole
number Of acres OF land under cultivation
in the United States was ninety-six nal
lions, wlile in Grea, Briail it was about
forty -four millions. The capacity Of the
lausrlor production is considerably more
than half exhausted, as the whole mum.
Der Of acres is but Sc. enty millions, A
portion Of the seventy millions Is undoub.
ledly wholly unrec'a mable. The proba
biIiiies are that al least two thirds OF the
whole available land in Great Britain Is
how wholly employed in agricultural
purposes. The population OF that en-
plre is about twenty seven millions or
nearly the same as the United States.
In this country, now, the acres OF land
in cultivation may be safely reckoned al
one hundred and thirty millions. This is
less than one twelfth OF The area OF the
hmm
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Museatlne advertisements
II SELLS, r.. A. WATT, d. . WATT
SELLS 4 WATT.

ELIJAH SELLS, n. A. WATT, d. WATT.
SELLS 4 WATT,
Successors to r. Jntk on & Sells Hoover. !
M ILL continue the forwarding and com
w mission business at the old stand OF p
Jacsson and Sells 4 Hoover, on Front street,
Muscatine, Iowa.
REFER RO-
Henry Fsrnam, Esq. Pres't C. 4 r. l. RR.
p. Jackson Muscatire; Green 4 Ston.. do:
Lemp Sells do: r &, Rock, Cedar Rapids
II. DANIELS 4 Co do; Dauie 4 Brs, Marion:
Wales 4 WiIds MI, Vernon; Forsyth 60,
Pittsburgh; J 8. Chenoweth. Cin.; Voores &
Richards, do; d. Joass l. Co., Chicago. III.
4. shepard & Co.. Iowa CT v; w. b Daniels
Co. do; F. AWAY, do; Cover, Mygatt 4
Galiy, do; Hull & Thompson, do; d. A. Jan.
uary 4 Co. 81. Louis; Tripl,tt 4 Sells. do; Bast
Wiley & Bast do; Bry4n3 Milteaherger, do.
Sept. n. 's6. 3otf.
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IHE DIffEHsNcE.- How n,aeh we dreaded i,
cur school-boy days, to be punist ed by sitt;ns
between two girls. All the force of education
10 alter Years W. learned tosuonis to such things
without shedding a tear.
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FL q g!
CITIZENS OF UPION
l.hEY tha, have Eyes TO see lei them see. and
l. they that have ears to hear IT tn "a hear:
II. CEIILDs % CO..
Have removed their Stock Of Goods to their
.Ew Sto'e, sno DCrs eat Of Drf.a.d,.
where they are prepared to sell a. cheap ss
ever, and leetle che per. they have on
hand and are consl antly receiving choice lot 1t
sugars, Golfers, Tras, Molasses, II ice, Fish, TO.
baeeo, Vinegar, Carb Soaia, Sal. Soda,
Chem Palm and Resin Scaps Bbl.
Dairy Salt, Candies. Dried Fruits,
Dye ST. fl. Salseratus, Corn
Starch O-w-go Starch,
Raisins Prunes, Figs. Oysters, Pickles Sardines.
Hall Ton Western Reserve Cheese. Peppersauce.
saees oii. Gunpowder, Shot, G d. Csps.
4 Large Stock Of Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tub, Pale, Chnrns, Mop sticks Brooms. Clotbea
Baskets Market do, Barrels Trays, Matte. Bail
Boxes Scrub and v h t. Wash brushes, Rollers.
knike Trays Butter Ladies', Bed Cords. Muur
iraps, and thousand other things which csn's
be called
Also, large stock Of Yankee Notions. Per
fumery aud Confectionery, Stationary. oil II the
very best kind. Call sud examine our stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, for We are bound 70
suit all SET
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pOR. lG.r Z DOMRsTTC EKCH ..hdk
I6ce Of Isott 4 Brevst"r.
Exehasge a England Ireland. ScoM.na'
Cerpsny and Al principals saSss !" Tue on''ec
States bought and sold -. $1,000,
oll-c,ions MADE and remittances q earren'
rates Of exchange.
LAID warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loaned On Bond and Mostka6fs On
Interest paid on deposits asfo'lcw', to VIII
10 per ut for one year
& do do 10 6 months and over a.
Ea 8 do do do 2mon'hs and over. ,
Our present rates Tor exchange are - ~.
EXCHANGES quotations.
New York selling, 80 " prem
- buying, --r. - - !.
81 Louis, selling, :.
Z" buying. - 49, 20 a
Currency DTS. st. Louis, selling. i-2 :.
/. " Chicago, ).
Gold. Buying at l-2 prem; selling, .
prem. "a,
For parties living, ont Of wuscaiine, wna
keen their deposits with us. we will forward
exchange. - they may order to any point: al
cnr-snt ,ates. a n12-,f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07

Pretty Good. - To defeat this scheme
Tor party aggrand cement II will require
that every democrat be true to his prin.
eir:es aud trust that has been posed
In him.--Gazel
by the tfas, reposed 10 him. will YOU
be kind enough to let IA know VIVA, YOU
mean, Mr.. GazeuR DO you have refer.
cnce 10 the corruption fluid distributed by
Ea1s! We all know what your prmci.
pies are, md according to The best ipfor.
hiaslon "e can get the trust reposed, by
the immaculate Eads In The Gazette was
about fifteen hundred dollars. 900 Hark.ue