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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23


.r',t, s,r.urfaeal experiences MI Jiie wt,aiel
sanargr 1ts..sss tiie Indispensable aeliirv
nj r4gl,anua. klthmrg4l tisfsigiTn IA fiie
benefits sf,ev 1astaw, ext~taa'nr siaef',-
seivps IA a~sfv si,sss IN snmn,taafY, Ff't
tiie snn't3'v IN intatitatt tar t.iin rrinHf parf
f4r Individual taultat lat angafnr'se' ft'r
ahe,r f,nsfrrrctaan. THUS atct 3itnnld asear
lawn with r-'ait urgency gtapnn 5ne mint
hnti, Vt Hiin 1tata nut Natlnnat eSr'rern~
nnnr. tn Iini,l ~ the hantts amt ananna'-~
a,rz aila hea.ts Vt 5lls nnhie anst tritestc-~
g-tinig1sE CIV, VIM manifest WILLINGNESS
m 1pril ntrh nj Uitrir Inr'alnes tn pusii
t;ryvzrt tnscriutiuu vt improvements
titat marks one at the rrnar Re 1Il9'as NJ
the a-n.
The rnu GnnstlGu lon cnntampiaits MI
rmr.a.,f. Ie,riaiutlnn llg,an our .ua3oiaE'' mt
nllitirw srgtan,,, uDDn tho se'lnni ANTS
ant flu,ts. MT IL @ullnat tiianrn III mn
eta,cauipuu. department. IN vntl IN 1t'ler
sualnnigs uDnu Ill which ID will affart no
y,ieaslr1 IN communicate .renig win Tan
talriar four ieisbe,ationa
I'm tan lbsannn - Il NATIONAL nnner
8affah""' mt WIN AZ g'"a'&''s''''' Ef''''>'I
nj gts~antr ear standing Gae IL" W
.n3xatt CURRENCY af 1aDnr 1nd metal ~
5ne 4taarsss .aen providing 1ut taglat1nt~
q 1sv1 sireuiarlntr nattlun. It vn't.a
seem aa aa die rerw aIsnay IT lsl@oau sots
v h1r Il alngin ~tara, 31Ssaesinx 'osIai
Dnwe,s. N lean wholly r0an thar @tat@a
ant .are'-il anro"r7''on8 .af TIN :,'sF'''''5'.
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IL f""nf5t's'n 3E L. h''5a"E "T'S'"' FI'~"i'
many ii @aa'*'' f'''''> l''# E7h1 MA "0+~
.tatlon ta'' 'e'lt'f@ Ft5i'''t'"' ''l''' ISSUES,
We 1nt "trse'Tes ."'"'FH't N'0""''" l 5''~
at.t'UiaE nea'''n'
ii II 1>e'ia"s8 ~ siFS'''s' -, "a" .ae''. mas
aafA de aa'aa"e ~ .a'e ''''''@'"" F'''1"'
W. n'2 G"a1''T ID .'"''--N.t' al @"H''S'~
lof, a"Na"nT a@ oraaN .''5'a F1"a 'h'*
t''eaar@r2. r 'ss"*st'E H.''ans VI Nn'''s'a
mat 1r't.r r9o't 1FAprf'F' ''l@1 W.T. 7aF" ''
money n H's"'3h4a 'SA'&S @A n'''' WIT H.
taisif'@a
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23
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sssg.S ls1ssss u laeDtaSr'tts 'f'gHs'
On lss,unsu,r die otiira. ai Ghsaf hE~
sn,rsira vi .i,a $tsfe. 10 besnmos lnTf daatF,I
~ ps,nt nc III Ton,, m n aa.a'stanafas
branch III yila Governments, an,ne ~ 5aa
,r1ucinies evhleip in NJ 1uinton> si,nu1a
rsnde ia IN 5fn administration III IT, IT.
2asgs.
Leg station II Z lllz;l sovereign pnver,
~ he a,sasu,seti With r-'saG visttumA ia
.ansfians ana 6untt i'm 5hc 1rnner ctaH--
.,i,arsr IT n,, responsibilities 10 the nnn--
die ram ;vilnm e!la ansvar Ia tertVntt.
We ,ave rnaehatt IN lgnpnrtant .uue-
r,,ya in sha nsstarv nj has State. mt ara
,,,arr,,t With the nstlatlva. IT avs ind
measures hear,nr NON Itas a,tantnastTatlre
miscr v'sirst r1res pen,tiiar snpfiasis ia
ar public .ts,a,es,
sslde aram sila 5hera ira 1ttnr VIZ
.,ragtanaas gannnated With ma tatia'at
rniatlans iaa the nnsiIls.e NJ 1o'' .inanciai
afraIrs ~ vtlaeh nj Epls'slcss 5r9uract1onE
ave tntt,tenlr annn te,angets 5ita '1m~
ucreIat skr 7uHr-tsalder, 5havilnta 'Hun~
rrv 4nggGan ~ v'cjr 1u,ssr mt ohs 1Rrl~
nj .nartsa,t N lua VI Iacaynu,or antcmul-
-
But sra,'yr ura asiRt zach - 1wtT go
am. Tie tsaaau II tt9s tgn.. 1T r-'Hat
movements mt rraas pert, a iEst. c'lat
n Iinlr,ntr 5he trara6 swste'n Ja IS s-',E-
mi sphere. 5rran,t.v. hat vi rITjagz
l,acs IN 4vr-, ,tu4tasrn her rlgt mt g1i.i 1r1-
r,r,rtinn 1T the industrial! arrns 1f sneietr:
far ID ia 1iain. that v1an 5it, commercial
aiaases 3ernnla numerically aFtrar 5ilan &
naeasaarp sar the a,1ai,aasga nut et5sfrih,t~
ZION 1f he )ya,talatss nj tha sarth,. mt 5i,e
.shries ut l7s v9r';~4anns IN vGs rINCslas-
4Ianah,v rae sasn IL he s0mmerea-
unenr ~ he ara inauaias amt .tnngner~
..ial ,rlRisa The sifant mist ~ ~ tjstugh
that tau4Iinrlum Il he division nj ahor.
IL s.sseutlai n 4 taa.thrr nnat4ti0u If 5ha
v1r'a f,tsl sleRs
T'a. ragt.,a IN arra}aaao # nITe~7 }na
aailnTe \ vts.ssa so nnsTtpt he winnie
araip " -rque~2 l,.t sraru.&5a,a, whether
y nrrutrtnu. - ~ gast II ~ha hxgfnse
Il fcul rr.t1rr- taa .naunmrf~gt n ~
p,t~nmenx .ts ~ tiara 4 arInu1aG ~
50, -ta r~,lu3l~- t# ..usa,y".zaa;',rn+ r"!.nh
. - Isl ar~Hnrial
rfE fFan~ /, tn snr2n,.sr :rar't VI ri
7utiar mt 'nnka,a s3ec'lIagion f Malta
,iir~ -hr ruu)p~na1% ~ rruanu.q. 1920
senfs -s .jrn t~sr. mA vvaamt na,,th
-a1l Tina = .Hh~a7si~a ~ r1a nv II
nv srrnr I'll @he s'.'9~ ,teuniaj1r
,nnnntst 44uuen@ II nan at birth ~-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23

s.,,umrrcu NJ glliraun anss ~ S.a''as A"r
fsKr..
We s.rther- 5ile following acts anfa ha
,,,,a. rnlnrir,sr m 5iie commerce. Of Giliea-
RI, snu. st.. Lauss, ffpr she rcar Is'7 from
r,,a Tlacaun prssx;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23
INTENTION ALL

Y an va3 ire ntehrpa ia he srnssr,J,a,. ~
Il ma 10 AoE II III 8sfara lie frsr Ear -
aantts NJ 4. n EanG lar .allprr4a. - ~"
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23
the HES ftf2K
STEAM SAM-MllI
NyD
I L G HIN II c. D. III p .2Yr
CAPT.. /. $50. 900.
This nrgfsuigpf With The
al t,r pu,n1ass. sppnvius The glrtiir
CONFIRM arl3N



ASD tTFfha fsT"o'HB fAsHsHa"
r,.y gxra 1l,srnasasi he ,tltffs machinery asiufss
er~nftrv srr=r' 'n ~ u H 2'n"rsan ~ lsn ss" he
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~ -. -. Tt,,.--,t ..g,s eF,,, ..,s ,,s r..,,, 50
~ 80 ''''' t -, ..',,, -,
*fs' 81 WY '''
THE @AA3&S%#tkiN LAW i Ia. Fas nHt''ft"d fr"
-oheT- NsR ~" = III" teHei"uN teNnhFteieS3i@ u" -
Il" Hhr@nE@' n"sf fFaefsest t"a fds''lt tiif basit
.acttt9nr nhc'4hh u 4'" F@'@'' 5$'F' f'hi"" ~
Eten 8f1 IA snenSSStiit oh'Eaha ~ tha'fffH #''fs ~
ehiH nan@tf fia"a.-f 'o"' '"h S"''''t ti""Tee'' '
Fiefrrfr atnr nh'1tS aN@ sTfi 'Ns'a Rtte' ~" TH
tdnnt'n ~ unfsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA "t''Fe'ie' -" ~
itiieT Mills
Viz ntl"w'us ."''ar 'Eff"SS"% ne MINERAL ''h'"h az
Fstnse r'n lt7 fE'n" "a" "ih"h"'s"h mn.
y,.esr-v EatssIEFfst sNa.--'at'ftamar}. E~F@t
ta w-~uisl luFetli.aea al Gun se aHaF e irfrras
~agI ami mann titan nses .ae rse~ttrsos .fn eaa
yiters.si gttt ts yrrtttlEnEsIl.a- saml(
ssr.a,u tst f,.rura ,tttf3aur ttat
ft -i,rssr. vtnufl han -Eltiitt,sl
lv he ta,tts~ ~ snu ut i.tHA .eaf
nj ttmrsr n - tutvs.. With svfnss3ttUg
,ar1 4 g.tna. i ii 'aFE Utlw nuts
treated n flr -auute eng N.tH .3jtsu
gsgn4sa aua s4cspFls. lrt'
atl slIss pto~ il.N "a rh" =, @.'
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aPEEIaI. NaTT les.
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n~ DR. Crnager, Baltimore. Md. IS
M agent Dir. ~ snr:E' s.ie,satt iatsarnaat
's.r-t.x.f' nnts: Ma. p. ~ lrns far Yntme Men tp
silui }eiusis Snrtp'N.'' stt. J. "
~ GdniTSiu: ~. !. k'nroanrfiNe a2,,nisal.
Either yv',ir vsil he mailed mast 1sI,.
va rr.aaul a u.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23

Tram 5iia list vt prices Vt wtnas III
3orh ,iaaas an the irst Mt sncir n"n1i'-
Va 4ee bhur sil.aar Ilas oean trnm fnur 6a
se~enssan cents per bnsilei hatg'ier Ia
7hiaa,ro shan III -t~ Lnuls. We ASA zee
rhnr che rra,ie in Ein,ys mt eatfie II great"
Nv IN e.rur ii glIaago, as silo 5olinw1nE
tiu1traa viii show
srr ra,rrs t'fIsr 4tsas.
iiua-s Ieaa., Si.bA" 4i'"s' shs'h''e "a -
astIe. 10 Ahi-5 "a''te ~"
The arrivals lud 1annagn I'd he 1~o
f.;+les has hren as rtltlnws
IT. .1u1a. diiH@""
Wa. nj u-tvaia ..aas VI. 1t Hfiraia s,"aV
ra,a, fannuun. 4ns Aas fofai tonHnae, Es'.'saI.'
Tram The tbnva ii viii be seen onat
ChlaagzB ia L Ionsg ways 1t,aad 1T 81. Lo'ns
i'm I'll tllat ends tn bu.d ID larwa cities.
Tas an.y hope chat 5hn nrizpns II Cha.
aag8 VII ~ tea. nith ler 3arrona AZ "a
roaaive all of me vaFt nr,tstnats Of .'Sr
T.st. I'D yhlci, si4a = Il rl-ht aatio'ert,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23

~ vs,,s ,,rase,.t ,pttr # IL % ssrar~ t'e~ftujr 4"
-. ar l,. ysar 49,. Il nrgar"a 4 i. ''A@
NJ, ,ua v H.. ,stts rssarate4 i. NF@ rtn '".| ~.
I.t a. tapi..s ginrgn lsf .anu"rrtn ln AKA '
ss,p .nrvess atpe1.-1IAt. engraving sr-- '"ef
,,f,t,a. fp.ntt hire nrN lac iIr re Gsn p
Essrae4ti altar ssTtFrav'ugs+
esu sutt 4 4ax tn Ate-t5nn e ta' sFstfa HhI "Er
ia, .upIg4,.fars #hana HI 80 Snr 50 -"
-i,au ~, 4paur efpaap last TuoHut Thus "
s1,,r...,,nf.r stst.sal,~r sai ~astpa ae nag".sne
e,prr-~-,.sssu Il sa--agta HS ~nieHhit sarssNihE
.vpy-., ssst. mus getting sar 81 hr .'Stur 4 %
fves,ll ,tpsn..tps -tsgtsgts 1T sit" stIwrar'r&'
,glts.s,, I'D. issFlp sNne@,fezt lax oi"
~ "a Iar4n I, ,rlnta ,.an - RIA ar" d"
,.tt,.s st,rrsi, s,..~-fgsr@ y Hatt. hr~n'or@ h'
tfw,, =, fs,a ty,ttr N raaet atser@ut&nus II ''
rf,uss,gsn .it,sarf ~ a4ealu .g lpIsss9aEa sir a..
fa,mHf,a s,E impressions. -h"nn @tttt IA hrif t'V"
as,,,,. gstt,pt tpt.v ""tv .arApfuR .5@ n
..q - nail ar IA saw t',er @tsif'e-7-a "+
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IF, 3oo Nv WORK ~ A.E~

nv .gtiltgan lac .Hu"r- s1rr2~sue + '"I 4
~ paFlt vtiie via rr@stIts"f % .:F alT'" ull.
s,ts.Y@ttar 49,. LIE ui1ihwo= sv" 'aaHipt"1
ea.ntnz r3,r be- tisssfu,tl st.. srn l.~~'n
yer ssst, aerv4s aaraat E*sfaa f "ttssts
u tftr niutirssa ~utI fn I'll '"hi3HTs. "n' .
.s4rr s9ua - ~ ,fsA s-.HaA uagrali.
#prl~ll ssuerHE'f eYr~3' rnrn RI p a.,.
ata sfutrr lHihitr IptttHs gs,rt. roIg 2 e..
naItus "A "a. g.r rlFtts& @tIr1 80
yar~s4 r'vSgss'"~ ~1gpr3t%D 1raIa -.
zyrrnaas - r@ 1tE @~1342fl--na .-i0
-. COMMENTS l8.s .Et. - TIE fs.,-
IL RETIRE, A..4Gs. SOP it, t--.'. L.
VIII ~IE eTlST -*pT a ,a-AnEAaA F.. :
8sRgpwrav lEt nGa~ &%TFrf.4EH $50. az 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20
THE
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1853
PRENTICElANA

IhEN INDIANA.
The cditor Of the Portland Democrat denies
the impu,ation that be is "lsaky." Certainly
he never holds water!
The Washington Union talks boastfully Of
",he all absorbing Democratic party" No
doubt it is spopging concero.
The editor Of the Southern Mercury gives
bis experience Of IAN Hour in the Peu!ten.
tiary." Pity it hadn't been q year.
Jobn 0. Bergen has been apprin;ed post
master in Alabama. 1t is to be hoped the
Government will not find him a bad J o. B.
The editor of the Southern Post says tina.
he is 'tied constantly" to his paper. Then
it ought, for bis sake, to be Il whipping
Post.
A Northern editor, retorting Ga an adVer-
sary, says: "Now this is d mater oi taste -
or rather of common deeenHy-oMd Som'e-
Ming wuh achich zee hare nothtey to DO"
The editor Of the New York Herald speaks
in praise Of roas, beef. Probably he takes
the meat pretty we'll dcue, but We have un-
derstcod that be generally takes the hides
al
The Washington Union Gays that the
banks are divorced from the Deno'racy."--
II they are, they had better not rene" the
matrimonial connection, auiass they are III u
hurry 20 be widows.
The editor cF the North Carolina Herald
speaks Of six falsehocds called - the ccun-
ter" As ne seems 10 have counted them,
we have no doubt Of their being ''nalied to
the cOuater.'
A drunkeu vagsboni ia New Orlesns
made g complaint that be bad been struck by
his wife with q poker. 1t Is much more
likely that ne was struck by 'the mGn "ah
tie poker"
the Washington Union speaks of the pr'n-
ciplcs If the Democratic party as the lever
of The Repub!,n. We guess tina. tue party
itself will shortly be a iearer OF the world.
The Detroit Advertiser says that rats are
continually guawing into the Treasury
Well, Ter them gnaw 10. Rats. rs everybody
knows, die in al exhausted receiver, AMI We
suppose they will share the SANE late 10 en-
exhausted treasury.
The Rochester Democrat says the Erie
canal is the hear. Of the prosperity CT New
York. The canal is being greatly enlarged,
but we hope that New York's prosperity is
not destined to die of an enlargement OF the
heart.
The Charleston Mercury says OF the vote,
upon 9 certaiu measure IN Congress, thar,
il one of The South Carolina members bad
not been called suddenly from the Hall,
The parties would have boen balauced."-
We suspect that the South Carolina member
IL question, far from being able t. balance
parties, was scarcely in u condition to oa'
lance himself.--LOuiSc:Ue JouTnat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

COUTHERN PROTECTION IN>gK.yr.
- COMPANY, AL Z,
CAPITAL OVER s25o.ooo

AND CONSTANTLY lNCREAsIyG
The Charter Of tnls Company oas7, MR.,
vorabIe advantages 20 tue farmer AMI -.
than any other company caa!;r!ei IN To So
by insuIing with or wlthou: q premium r,..
II the applicant prefer, ne cen pay r.p...
OF the premium IN cash, or b. r%iec'r,
insurance Tor two years, the lusr.rt ssys. r..
eighth OF the amount he would o',er.I.e La.
10 pay or by becoming a member arf s.v.r,.
small premium note. the insured s..~ r..
one hall OF the amount charged Jy >,oc, C5~,,
MES, when lnsurIng from year 10 YER. Iu,.
the advantage resulting frOm the clmtirsr.r -
THE CASH AND MUTUAL FA!NIw.
This company commence !s>a.us o.,..
against loss or damage by ire. o. lie 'f.- .
March, 1854, since which time over tive tao.
sand seven hundred persons nave insured dams b.
rome members OF the Company, an over .-.
thousand dollars have been paid Tor 'os,a,-
Having trebled our business daring lie r..
year, We feel grateful for the liberal ya'Ora,.
bestowed upon the Company thus Tar. aud ,n- >.
ilatterlng prospects OF future u~sela're,, r.
Directors nope and believe that b. Drl,r-.
caution and a rigid system Of eccnomY H.
will establish for this Company 2 ~reri.l'rs,
for c~heapness and safety, not surpassed By ar,
Company IN the u. States.
All differences in settlement Of io,sss mayb-
determined by three disinteTested arbitrator o..
the County where such loss happened. 70 b. III.
tually chosen by the insured and the COMPANY
Ia I y n ~ 7 a u -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money 10 our address Tor the
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of wthch they vii
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be
semitic purcEasersImnediateIy after lh~edra"ins
u Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County,
and State.
IL Remember thatevery prize IS drawn, and
payable in full, without deduction.
re- All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid I'M
mediately after the dra"ing-other prizes atthe
usual time ofthirty days.
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates 10
S. SWAN & CO, Augusta, Ga.
u Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala,
or Atlanta. Ga, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. SWAN X CO.: at
either of those cities.
II a list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with The amount Of the prze
that each ore is entitled 10. will be published
alter every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, Georgia. Constituencies, New
Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta lnieillgen.
Ger, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dis
patch, Paulding (Miss) Clarion, aud Little Rock
Dark True Democrat. aug 27--dtd
RICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER,
1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20
FOREIGN

Mr.. Charles Dickens is even more popular
in the Provinces than iu London. lie com
menced a series of readings at the Liverpool
Philharmonic Hall on Wednesday evening,
when upwards Of 200 persons were present.
The Emperor Napoleon, on the occasion
of his recent. jete, granted l24l pardons or com
mutations of punishment, to 1920 persons
condemned for crimes, aud 22l condemned
for offences. At Bres,, ou the prayer Of the
empress, be granted pardous to ti7e prisoners,
one oflhem the mother Of i've children.-
AT Rome, q snort time ago, q mischievous boy,
amused at the vast criD0!ine worn by q lady
ccntrived to set fire to it as she vas crossing
the Piazza de Ia Carret!e. The roor LADY was
dreadfuiiy burned and expired the next day.
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, has par
doned William Craft, who was sentenced to
six months hard labor for kissing u lady at
Swsnsge. Lucky for Craft that England is
governed by a woman-Fbere Is q talk OF
an expedition against Madagascar b; a COM
b;ned English and French force, to punish
the ~piracies Of which tue saVaees OF that Is
land have been guilty. Nothing is yet posi-
lively decided. but the necessity Of some such
measure is recoguized.--The accouchmeDt
of the Princess friedrich William Of Prussia,
Queen Nictoria's daughter, is expected TO
take place in October.--Thc Duke of MAI
akof, (Pelissier, lie going to marry a rela'
tive and dear freud Of the Empress Eugene.
The future Duchess is a handsome person,
thirty years of age, much admired IN her
own country and in France. IL is SAID that
the marriage is 20 take place on the stu Oi
September, the anniversary OF the taklug OF
the Malakof-A German paper says the
quickest rate OF locomoIion, after the electric
spark, light. sound, and cannon balls, rs as
certaiued to be the flight of a swallow. ooe
of these birds liberated OF Client, made It's
way to its meet at Antwerp 10 twelve minutes
ard n hall, going at the rate of four miles
and a half q minute.--The zeal OF the
French police is One Of the cor
respondents ofthe "Morning Pest" appointed
to chronicle the tour Of the Emperor, was
arrested at Auray. because ore OF bis Chris
tan names was Bernard. lie was kept a
prisoner for I wenty.four hours, and then re-
leased without q word Of explanation.
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GROCERIES, &c.
g L . [ s.!

~ Il IL 80
GRAY, MILLER & CO,
iTAkE This method Of informing their Gus.
toners, and the pubic generally that they
are now receiving their FALL SUPPLIES,
which have beer selected with great care, and
| are offered on pleasing terms 10 prompt Paying
customers. We name IA part
80 hnds. 7. Z. anu Cuba Sugars
100 bbls. Crushed. Granulated Il Powd. Sugars
iUo do A. B & G. Coffee Sugars
% hail boxes LOAF DO
| 100 hid. and Iierces Molasses and SyTups
! 900 bags Rio. Laguyra and Java Cotfees
Is malt chests q 2, Imp. Y n. X Blk. Teas,
ranging from Tow grades 10 suP'r. quality
2UD boxes Adam Sperm, end Mould Candies
100 10 CASTLE, Brown, and Fancy Soaps
IS bbls. Lamp, Tanners. Machine X Train Oils
IS boxes assorted CaGaIes
IS bales Wrapping TwIne
20 do Candle Wick
50 nests Cedar and Painted Tubs
- do Painted Pals
Is doz. Corn Brooms
rs nests Wash Boards
l25 coils Jute Rope (assorted)
$40 groce SuipheI and no Sulphur Matches
50 groce Backing
1000 sacks &. 4. Salt; 800 DO. Ashton's do
500 10 Deakins K MarshaLIs 30; 50 kegs White
Lead ~ boxes Pr!me Dairy Cheese % sacks
Grain Pepper; lOGo pImento; 500 bags assorted
Shot, loco lbs Bar Lead; 30 boxes Starch; ~
tiesces prime Rice % btls. Cider Tinesai u!
casks Carbonate Soda; - boxes Ground Coffee.
Also, Ground Ginger. Ground Pepper; 'a>s!a:
Ext. Logwood; Inks; Giass. 10 and '0ri@i
Putty; Chalk; Almonds: Epson Salts; Brlm.
stone; Nader; Copperas; Wrapping Paper
! Mustard: Powder, and various other articles, 10
which We invite attention.
II" Corner Of King oad Walcr sre''s .atrai,
Gria. Va. SEP =
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-, &c.
J Ii. MCVElGh & SON,

Successors 10 Nc Weigh d: ChGmbsrtduA)
PRINCE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING. per Schrs. Arctic,
"A Statesman. Marietta Burr, and Embark,
from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. their
FALL STOCK or GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c, &c, com
prising a very genera! ard desirable assortment,
which they will sell Tor cash, or 10 prompt dea-
lers a, a small advance.
45 hhds. MuscoYado, y. Orleans, and 81. CGolx
Sugars .
los bbls. Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined LOAF 90
Is hhds Mu>covado Molasses
81 bbls. New Orleans do
rs do Extra Golden Syrup
l5U bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Maricalbo, Laguyra, Java Il Santos do
rs half chests G~unpowder, Imperial ard O!ons
Teas, (trom medium 20 strictly prince
500 lbs. Manila ard Madras Indigo
IS bags Gram Pepper
20 do pimento
10 tirrces fresh Rice
10 fierce, Cider Vinegar
SIS mats Cassia
1913 boxes Rosin ard Toilet Soap
ID ~ .lhdttls d6iL .'ioi 'HS't'
100 DO Mould DO
IS casks Sup Carb Soda
25 boxes 10 " " in papers
100 coii,Jere, Leading Line, and Bed Cord Rope
100 daz Panied Pals; - nests 10 Iuhs
80 rea;ns Double and Single wrapping Paper
II 10 Ruled Letter aai Cap do
l0l boxes 10 and 20 = I2 Window Glass
3 bhIs. fresh Putty 20u bags Shot
$50 kegs Sporting ana Blasting Powder
1000 ibs. Ber Lead; bbls. Alum : bbis. Cop,
peras 2 casks r! som Salts 70 Kegs White
Lead; ~ kegs SaItpeIre: ! bales Almonds .
bales Pecan Nuts; 5 do Filberts 80 boxes fresh
Ra,slns: Is boxes CASTLE Soap: 30 boxes Siarchi
20 boxes Maccaroni; 800 doz MasoD's Backing,
! case IIocK Ink Is boxes Mustard 2 bales
Gloves; rs boxes Extract lockwood " bags
Race Ginger; 10 BIKES Ground i'iuger' ~ boHes
Ground Pepper, - sacks Dairy Salt; 20 boxes
birthstone. sep 9
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ID Z huDES.

4 LEXANDRIA, VA, JASvARY !sr I'aI-
n RICHiRD i. CROSS ma IN. ID: as.g
cia'ed with him in business, JOHhH LjHEN.
BEL and HENRY T.. FIELD, tor - ~.
pose Of carrying on g. GENERAL SHOE HL>r
NESS. AT No. "a, KING STREET, Albania -.
under the firm name ard style Of 'Ku>>
LUGENBEEL & CO.. where tie pubic g,''
rally are invited TO call and examine 'hrrris'e'
and well.srlecred Stock OF BOOTS. >HnhH -.
winch Will be sold Tor cash. or 10 s'uc'IF Ya'
tual customers, as low As they cen De- 80.
Quality corsidered) in this or any o'n'r ci'l NJ,
Y Particular attention paId 10 t'>i''
WORK, both as 10 material and Won m"h'a'
and warranted 70 please. 4 Cal! IS fes,rcHl.:
solicited al the SHOE STORF Of
Jan J CROSS. LUGENBEIL W
THE CASH SYSTEM ADoPTED.- ja' ,1''...''
having tried the credit system, All. 'o.'-
that il will not pay, has conclude 70 ..
CASH principle. In future and from 'a' .a'
ne will continue 10 60 business upon ''r s.''s
principle. In bidding adieu TO Il" Ole s'''''
he would return mis- thanks 10 hIs customer '.
past Iavors, and hopes by strIc; attention s'
such Inducements al be may offer, TO coi,'.'
it under the new.
Jan 1T JOHN l. >"''"
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CLOTHING.

ESI 4 4. MURRAY, MERCHANT AILcRs,
w No iO3, King street, have just received
a tuli and complete assortment OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS. consisting of FRENCH
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, a1d
Genritmen's Furnishing GOODS generally.
They are prepared 10 receive orders, and furnish
GOODS, made in the best manner, and OF the
most approved styles. They invite the attention
Of tleiI customers, and the pubic generally.
sep q
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II. McVElGH " son Wholesale DEAL
gEs IL TOBACCO. SEGAk>, &c axe 10"
rrcrivIug. and have it, store, their ran
STOCK OF Tobacco. SEG.3RS, SNOk-
ING T0BACCJ, 81, comprising the most id
vorite brands, Of medium 10 prime grades, which
they offer 10 their customers, and dealers gene
rally, on as favorable terms as tGey can be
bought IN this or the Baltimore market.