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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

.ARR1yAL OF THE JANEsrowS.-The fine steam
shin Jamestown, Capt. P,RRIsn, arrived at City
Point early Yesterday morning. in fine trim, hav-
;ng been thoroughly overhauled and painted. and
nut in complete order. She will leave City Point
this evening, u~potrthe arrival of the train from
Petersburg"
We tu1 the above in the Petersburg cypress OF
Tuesday, and take occasion To express cur gratiti-
cation at the success which has attended this line.
One of the most pleasant trips we ever made was
in the splendid steamer jamestown, to New York.
She is elegantly fitted up, and the fare and accom-
mndstiuns are all that could he wished. This
route is every way pleasanter than the overland
route, and we believe something cheaper. See ad-
yertisement in another column.
To THE EDITOR Of THE LYNCuBuRG NIRGINIAN-
Dear Sir: About a month ago a man called ut
Mr.. Roderick d. Dawson's, and begged permission
to STAY oil night, whose person aud clothing cor,
responded in every particular with the person ana
clothing of the man found drowned about judith $
Creek Dam, noticed in tho Nirginian some short
time past. lie called himself -Chas. Deyanport,
said that he had relations living in Richmond,
and that he had u wife and family living below
Richmond. and that he was then on his way to see
them. He said he was without money, that he
had been to Kansas to locate n land warrant irotu
the Federal Government, for services in the Next
can War, under General Taylor. lie talked much
and very extravagantly, leaving no doubt from
what | heard, that his mind had lost its balance.
Very respectfully,
NATHANIEL l.. MANSON.
Eaj,,o.v 1ntb 1870
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orr uuslCAI. FRIEND.

y NJ. hnuUNus
A WILMA rnlNtatiou Ut Sheet Music, suitable for the
~ player ad sngets VI the II ne Circle, anl consisting of
sist''" pace, iuti toll, Size Att he'd In n handsome cover. It
Tue most tAN# 1ltr operas. .rcuas. Aouga. ballads. airs, Nc An
"h"ndant s1ill, at oNe y dang that III, popular taste demands
nrv'r loo dtia'u!t, alnaNs Instructive, and ever FRI III aud de-
hsh,tul
The taSnr Nth which OUR MUSICAL. FRIEND has been
received hN Tie public, and the coninrn iti ms II has won from
she ll'as are guarantees ui ia worth \ work 81 cheap NJ.
'oratr and ctspanii dn,s not exist IN any other ,oupir, IN"
Same amount 3 { music procured NJ the r.Fular stores would
r"s' at IeaNt TWENTY times nha. II ceat IN 'Onr Musical Friend
variety aud excellence are sc,ulcd by subscribing go a rrtloi
l,al =" cheap, hni much needed ii'cc- by The tollo" lng COM
luArrs htN" appeared IN the fist ten numbers; The nstucs
speak t"l ''am~,Avs Mozart, : laNrrl W ilicrst ga Never
beer. ltt". l'urgmul,r. =. schubert, A'rii. l'ni1.i,i.
81 "a, Mrsad lh,lh'rE, nafr, Rr+hi, j Weber, kutkeo
Sp"s"r Az G.N Ma,tuicn. itelltnt, II Smart. Aschor,
Crouch, ! Nth'tl.ti 5tei, Aut,r tae-iello, lin'lratnte1. Hoe
ih"'ruL A. L. Ntb'ao lioces az within The range at at
binary rta,'teaul singers aud al, tatatnhl, rhna,t,a4cdby
',I,I'uS N leN and easy Accomplishments
= ii M 81 81 l. ERIfA y
Is Inhliratl nt,kN, nH,' - vchts. aud may /, endowed from
any i"Ht s.. if "r pplinatr al icaln'. It " al he sent direct lrnm
the 'th'e" at Publication At the follow az rnlu4; >vplN s.
hnt yea = ~ tn,i, = ,ert.s ~, - ruc- go, Ia r"pcS
$40 per NHu >,ue rates ir hat YEN W snietr ltren ta,on
.r L. than u'nih. ptNatls III advance
olh'"Hl 'unr Musical Freud, l. ttau( fart - Il. New
York 4 II AEN Abt Il y 90.
Jan . imSsl'"t'rtm' f|teltei.ta
uDOsttb2G Cutlery! pochrt t'uiir,, -
t'rrprd with II the rHst week, avery largo md beautiful
assortment oi POCKET CUTLERY. enbrncinH the NEST
choice I'thtG aud celebrated N l'ularluft' ~ IfHital
$ N SIMPSON,
jan % 1T Nirn ot tr i. ck
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

SAB CASE. -naroline Walters. Il young girl az
Charleston. S. C.. arrived in Petersburg. Va. on
Saturday last. having es,ap"i from the insane
4 yum Of Tennessee. Her Sorry is a al one
She was ruined by a william in Charleston, and
fDllowel him to Nashville, where the memory Of
her wrongs Gverthrew her reason. She was con-
signed to the insane asylum there, from whence
she escaped. The Mayor Of Petersburg has made
arrangements to return her to the Institution
which she left. o.
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" ifNCilpri q, VA, are no" ni'e1'hF ir luuhr Inspection
n very larg" and magnificent simk ut reasonable Dry Goops
CONSIST ny IN pari of nil the u Wu>t >tNtrs ot lRAics' lifes
Goods, Clnrks, Shawls, Collar sod sleeves Gloves, Hosiery
ar Their stock ut Coiu-, { ,s,itnorrs and NcsiIngs. T. = ~,
Ilrts: aud special attention. is ra'nl T., their stock cot GnDDS
Fol. SERVANTS, ron,ialinG II d ant - iauei Cloths
heavy Sat'ut't,. PLAID Ihh-.ss al hlIuA'i, \ mlt >lo,k
Of House + uiIishfng Goods, CONSISTING IN PaItoi h'tNrt lirns
sells. HIRE" ply, iuerain ana Neiittan tuIrtings, ius,, fl"oi
III Cloths, Curtain Materials, Table Lnonr, ac.
ant iuIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

~ ted nui - lives togclhvr, under the siNl aud irtn ot 1T u,
Rp'kE n co. tor Tho rnrpe-' Of conducting a trF,rl{ ora
rfrp. Commission and IoFadrdiHg FYS{pfss ~ the old stand of
la", johnson y Co. on Man Sttc,t "h"re we shail lac pleas
ed &" strN" "nr old friends an tie tahlns promising 10 nso
every ,hoit ~ lrolnot" ihri' Interest lihcrai cash advances
made IN ""nSignncnts in hand tor ,ale
JOHN II iiE.
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ueusn o..D MEDusIN.L n,q.ons.-
i~pxOsPECTUs EOK rsJD

V,IIE New Volume nf the NEW ioRk WEikI.N IIIUS
| TRATED GOI.DEN rkiXE viii 60 uuru'" January Isl,
Ir.o. The following are the names ot the La'ra', " los" pr"
auctions viii grace the coiuuis ut this elegant journal, dhtits
the year
REV. {. II. SPURGEON, of Lonion,
G. W. VI. REYNOLDS, OF London,
&. p. K. JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BrLWER,
GEN. G. F. HE~NNlNGSEN, lnto of Nicarlsla,
Oh q. W. CROCKETT,
\. d. MUNSON,
CAPT NJ. d. ALEXANDER, L. \,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
HENRY CLAPI', JR.
D.i. o. G. VAN Btl,EN,
LIEUT.. j. VI. PLATT, t. :. n,
+. CI1NTON HARRINGTON,
Mis- SOUrHW ORTIZ,
MRS. ANNA WlEi.pI.EY,
MISS iIErTf HEARTILY,
" VIRGINIA Val CHAN,
d" DI. VERNON,
" MINNIE MANTuUR,
" HATTIE CLARE,
K Z. b, SINCLAIR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

SUDDEN rEArs.-Dr. Joseph Togno. a native of
Corsica, and formerly Professor of Modern Lam
guagcs at the University of Virginia, fell dead in
the porch Of his residence at Ableryillc, S. C.. on
the 5th inst. lie was q prominent man for sever
al years in scientific enterprises in Philadelphia.
but % late had estahli<he a lurge vineyard at Al
beeville and devoted llis time to the culture Of
grape. lie WAS nearly 70 years of age.
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l,rnsvC.i ~,
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
IA NCIilrtG. VA.
/. GEORGE w. gsHOpRsEy0R,

EIii> old established aud popular llri,l Is now in thotongh
l r"uHm, and ready for the accommodation 81 visitors IN a
style noNo. bet, "a ""' it-ssei during its ling aud Iopnlat ct
rtc1t
u Its BAR is well furnished, and IL sNAs X ROOM i
aN ~ = supp i,d with ev ~ kin Of s,iul.s.
- oMAIBlShS run to AID tr m tie pri OTIS.
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DIss0LUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW CONcERN.-W- have this day, "..o-
~ riated ourselves together, for the purpose Of dninFa '.t''
era! Grocery and Crnr is'on B1siHcss. under tho style and MN
ni oWiiN y MuRkfLi. aud have taken the house ia'',y
occupied by Nowln 4 alexander, Main 1T. iynchhurg, ~"
~ opposite tho old stand e Murreil n Stratton. We Will ketp
constantly on hand a gcaeral assortment, Of GROCERIES,
LIOt hRS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, aud In fact, every arr
Gle usually kept in such an establishment, which We WI -
cheap fo' cash, or - pnnrtusl customers on short time No
whl give our personal attention 10 The sale Of Bafon ava Lara
ahd all tiHds % C0nhirs Produce Our long experience III u
sIh'ss will give us many advantages, and by prompt ana per
senal attention Ia business, Nc hope 10 receive u liberal snare
OF patronage from our old friends and the public gcnefaii.,
assuring them that no effort shall be spared to please those
who may favor us with their patronage.
BE>J. II. NOw1lN,
Late of the firm IT Nov lin \ Alexander.
rlioS. l.. MltRRELl,
Late # The firm of Murrcll \ Stratton.
LrSCuBuRe,J January LIST. lS5i
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Do.n..r t.rLEmX: ree.r, Cn.lr.,, y.
Dialogue on Board Steamer st. rJtcho,as

~ III. ALABAMA kN Tx,
f"i E-tt'ad u lie, me Introduce I" ,'",sIr W II 1'rear
Agent 4 ne Quaker city sewing Ma,lhu va mud In,
p-Nq ~ lhrrcso lido ut want a Sew IA Machine.
hut a. I laar alNa,' had u g'c,t en- ls,ity (" So ne IA 'tor"
III. Ma,rior
F-Ccrmiule Sir Ii " IL airarl IA, mu,, rlo,.me 10 mep
II. yom eult fiN, mud lH>" n" d'uit, l hal Hll l"u n Ma
lAdl un4 t. ihp ca,in 4 hcan4 to orcru, Matus a
pair of Negro puma Ia inrt N mtnutss
ti H=!hsr"b -, >"n NOV ~" what ear q ''' hN the
DIT tpls vonIeful Had ia tle, III "o'A %eaollhc
dnucs a, r4I.fs md VITA nh e#c. II Mr. would "o y go
along wiiflt, Machine, we could y t along dnly.
F-T}ai H IN eecssarv. Sir, Ns / can laau ,"nr ~"emsir"~'
in a ronii"o 1indrs. Hl that Is rcquflto"t, u" II" Nac@'nr
Sll5, and n'ther he Seainstlc-s ~ AT, 'rc't lt- own t,nr
lN, can ie nnythine with 1t, although they ha,e had 1t sev'iat
Tia l. oor II thr old complicated m,s. 50 rh,' You
will. fin much luole >imtlc N"n have nH', IL place two ~
binary ~i"''7 II lotion hlon the rtinii's n 'l- manner Is
ulslc thcl'ntpn by thee t~n lttie "a i'Ns. ai The needle -
tai. manuel and y"nr Machine . IN Nolk ug or'irr
D-Wel That certainly !" stn9le 'non-h, ool "i = a"rs"'
having "ti't n'''l.n'ry' ~ u NJ ~ e'' "' 'ri''
Older w afrf f,otAn, tr'aa' u mfhea %,aar".N#
rant thrHt to- lpa tr one va, al ali hep tas'. II 'ri'r -
tdE ~ You VIA ,,#d' t1er# Is ~ sayar on
# inrsr NJ Ia Itn.dd tfa,w Sepu.n,,sh hair ndf,
NE Mail, l.a,,s In az mpot II. law w1t1sdta IVA. on,
fr rt"'aa " IT," md q" Ia "y t''"'y j. "'' ""'h,1"t1
D-to.na Jon bcips H5n-, pr.li,r, >on ,nn afel to
buy one. =, ,,el Two, b an A., .o, l"nc. auht, puo seam
areas. | 45hs tic fcH 'cs u each lalnf3 do lt'r o"n SO
cot R-Just ty III, 4 yuati,e 81 his sean. You see IL VIII
Mt rip ait."nrh You 't { ne'tih ~ /" ricccs Not" do yam
T. hnd thai ,e"' war It IN h} 'a'h family "'j"n say, RIP
all t." y ec'~ bei"riiti tRt ~wn'ut
Colonel, s", h-t At 'e''nt ha' d ''i''H" Vii taxi "he
certain All .'1n IN, N=a-e mo- 90 e-, e. Nheoet'"u.!s ha'
spare lime en, aah to}pnt" prrl,th'. eroufil Tor y ,nivht a=
~ IT, pa,5,r oFg p,she 1h,c,i Fanig S4ieP Ntlu1
ia i"r ~air At - MAS - IlCt "o>n, ", at til" low pilr,.
~ A#INI< NAsIEp +, sr8 these Muhiuca. II,
most lh rfiis'"nl 1l"N'd Tor s'4si" Machine at AsrnrIes
Ar IsS 49, VI" 'N' Ha.n,
8. r. ~ = 4 y ~ KkJfA sysAn RI I, a.. Gel kG- q % 81,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
4 Profitable and Wei E.s&b;fshcd
PRINTING OFFICE TOR SfIE,

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SfIB,
JUAVE Tor sale. A NEWSPAPER AND jon Ifl' ', II
n good aud healthy locatinr-thc InIer ha>iuf : Aktii
CIRCULATION AND A FIRST RATE AbNll1lrlNti
ANpJOB PAT RoNAGE. Any suitabl" per "u nl' "A small
capital, now has m opportunity Tor n rroh'HhI" i'No.'m'nt -
viii sell either all OF halt ot the establishment Ihc business
of the Office i now In n hontis,ing c"ni ton, f"t further
information, addr, IS me at the ofhA Of III" IHg' am, INnca.
burg, Va a "Af''iih"
ian 1T.l3m Ncw-rahrr AhV'rh-NE Nt''l
~uOAK,. Ju., rrcri,.tby ia.
u lr, -. u handsome ass Ttmeut of tlthlii II OARS. 81
the latest styles. ld"e dts J. MAI HAS "
upURE Old EDHeINaI. Is9a -
French Brandy, Whtskcy, Port Wine, tin, Madeira
Wine schuappS, Ne, for sale by
fc, dts STABfE R & JONES.
mo S Gsf n HAIR Woods HAIR 'sini"ii'c,
Il Mrs. .Allrn's XylIo IaIsnm. Tticophrrous. a"l n large as
sentiment ni iuniarlcs and Hair Oils Also, Harrison, INA
Ions, Bachelors and Jayncs celebrated Hair Dyes l"rs sale
hv JpHN II. StAA,
urt - is llhftlA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

~ have taken the house recently occupied b, Yol NGEl
4 SMITH, whore they intend Ia conduct n General GrorrfB
and Commission Basin,ss, in The name OF SMITH n ADAMS,
and all be leased 10 see The tiitnd- ot the cid concern aud
the public gcnotaly. JNO. TIln. SMITH,
jan Its + 4. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

. der. | return my thanks Tor The patronage Of the public, ana
my friends 1cardially recommend the new firm of NoNhn
4 Murrcl to HE pubic aud patrons OF the late ronccrn "t
which was a muuhor. A Al.ENANhER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
h.ssol..rloN -rhc rnr,ncr-.ip hrrr.o,or

~ existing hrtwoen III" UNDERSIGNED, Is this day dissolved
Those having claims Hsaiust US wil present them tor pay
settle TipS \. MlkREll,
dec. n, laSs ian / dim WM II STRA1TpN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

" STREET FOX SALE OR KENT-Thntv valuable Ms
business li"uNr and fami,, Rcsii, nee, IN hank Square, Mai
street, lNncihuls, belonging To Gro ". Nancy, ESQ an
lately occupied 10y Ino " lur,h. Ia Tor sale or rent y n accom-
modating terms Apply 10
feb II div. rnAS NJ n~IACkFpRn
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= VI .VUH'F UT ~ - ~ " -"
pNHNIX a ENGuNE WOHK-

pa FOUNDRY a. ENGuNE WOsks
LYNrHBuN0, VA.
On Mr Canal, abore tie Rr&i0f Of the Ia. & Tenn. Raiirnao.
irNIilS ESTABLISIMEN has been enlarged t" tnr'tt'e
4 Increasing demand for work in It's various branches, ani's
now pre- pared to furnish
portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any re-.
quircI power,
Mil Gearing. Shafttng Hangers.
Uoodwin's lelebrnt ed Centre Discharge W AFTER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Iron and Braaa Css.ugsand Wrought Iro" work OF 'vsry
description
All work ,nne at this establishment " arrantVd equal to thu
lime a,auy establishment in the Sttr.
a N It.. A. q DABNFY AT
AVAILABLE WOOD LAND FOx sAt,E.-
The UNDERSIGNED il dejrous Of setting lW ACRES OF
WOOD LAND, lying On the & Inpbrii Court Hon-e road ad
wi hin three n,fes tf Lynebburf. This tract is wei! wooded,
and is VERY FINE TOBACCO LAND. Price moderate.
For further information. apply to my Attorney, Charles N.
Biaekford, or the undersigned.
feb a-dAc9w. T. 8. STABLEE, Jn.
EUR OvRkCOATs, AT
dec 81 dtsj GLASS q hAlNES,
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= s.bsSbES
rAyllp 1T y a akEskiEE Il: Nnui-tp bny nny pu

Il Lrr ct Htrr. II both sas,S from ten I" tIirtv Years 81
n. @: all e.. .,-r. ld tlltlr"n. ter whom Ito hi i'-t ash
+ ices Al ilrr,tu Tea 8pns IN ihr enuiirv viii lie attended
/, sttl,lr k,rt-l, giving "a descriptions aui addresslnf Inc
nj Lyur.Lui.. "a WI NDt&TChNIIE
ma 4 ,iHrlt
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II t. Il Nj

Terms of SubScril ton 81 OO a year; and each Suhscriher
is entitled to one Of the articles named in the loNuuir List.
and is requested to mention what article Lc desires when he
sends ms suhsci iption money!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

Ill thu,n .u',t tod 20 ns, vi llcHay c"ule irwHtl ard set
II tie ilr.r a,s .Huf rs tie yuhr has 'I'f"t aud Ne al" Ia iu''I
e money, ari n ,. Ia "p II anrw att I bp"N,i we ih"T"t''"
vant ~ ,t,ult -sfiioI IN The old ourE bm cOuHtry Cu'
1 rners wi p,aa-r pay particular attention To- the nb"N" re
quest, us " . utH' see thenI, they wi pl ace rnta" aud s"r us
YOU, iysIt,dnily, d. hNllHiAe 80
ian lJIt.-li 4. CtuV,
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rnHazE.y4l rE4szs@l1 EysS5ess,- tS5's II.
STt...-kssss - rs. .t.:,- yt
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February 10th, 1859.
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- my s0ck oil TT1TrI " lf'. s0TWT T0aN'Tn1 paIilrns OF 81
yer T9hi" and H. sort Forks. Faith aud Tea 81, ,onF, Gohlcts
81. These goods are warranted 81 pure,t slN"r hpnC mplf
1T coin, aud iuaruf ,cturc,l Tor oursel>os. An ,hn desire some
thing handsome wal give IL Il cal
ian lJ dts. \ VI .,IM'SB\
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

~ tI.t.rs Il. r.4. H. for kEGROFS. OF both sexes. tetnccn
lilo ar, If I6FHd - yeas, in,leaing io,i.ela'., sGch a
liiacks,nlt his au! rarprnfe,-. and viii pay the itsbe,t nafh.t
,ri,.si il, ~. IL ahtpIs "A u,wl, erected BRICK trsjdiug, %
ia or L,mh .ft,t. 3m|me4iti,y Ia rear "f the isIn.rs Hi'A
where lob ite.ltl, dayrl ctcoiHl b%uldin.e with That
view 10 boar Iu,gtars ut l. LytcbHru Tor sab, ca mod
crate terms rJl,rp til" Is secure a. II they Wa" placed
In the hill # l'',rpuratun
n, a. ,,,r,.. + SETH WaOiEOp'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

PETERSON MAGAZINE We are in
receipt of this popular Ltdy's Magazine
for December 1t is II splendid number.
/" Peterson" already has a CIRCULATION Vi
nearly 100000, but will b. greatly In
proved in 1860. 1t will contain about
1000 pages Of double column reading
matter; IA steel plates; l.. colored steel
fashion plates; L colorcd patterns in Ber-
lin work, embroidery or crochet; aud ooO
wood engravings-proportionately more
than any other periodical gives. Its sto-
ries and noyects are by the best writers.
Its fash ions are always the latest aud pref
,icst-and our better half says that Pc
terson is the bsst magazine published. -
Its price is but 81 per year, or dollar
les than magazines Of its class Sub
scribe for Il at onec and suoe dotiur-
To clubs it is cheaper still-yiz: three
copies for So, or eight for $40. To every
person getting up a club, the publisher
will send two splendid engrayings of Nj
agra, of size for framing.
Address. CHARLES j. PETERSON,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
n-Specimens sent gratis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

CAsAD q GILMORE appear before our
readers this week with a new advertise.
ment setting forth the qualities. &C., of
their new stock of goods. We say moth
ing more than the truth which We saw
that their stock is better, every way. and
selected with more care and better taste,
than any ever before offered in this mar
ket Their motto is ''Snall profits aud
quick sales for cash." which is far better
Tor all concerned than the old credit sys-
tenn, which has crampcd so many in this
county, Give them call.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

So great is the excitement in San
francisco, Cal, that Senator Gwin found
It necessary when taking his departure
Tor Washington, to get on board the
steamer, on the goth inst /, at an early
tour, and to keep himself in the second
cabin, surrounded by some go special
friends as body guard. Fearing tina, a
demonstration might be made, the police
force was ordered out at an early hour,
and every measure taken to pre-, e 1t vio-
lence. On the wharf was large cloth
placard, raised on wooden framework,
bearing Photographic likeness of Mr..
Broderick, drapcd in mourning, while
under it were inscriptions significant Of
the state of feeling aud expressing the
wish Of b. 5 friends that Mr.. G. would
not return.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10
NO. ICE OF THE PRESS.

...sniid ysa 81 AoAai Vernon, which .xcc's any
engraving OF the place have before seen,--ao"thcrn
.frgas. IA.
II is pronounced to be ~ far the most truthful and
striking repr setatiou of Noun. Vernon that has reen
presented 10 th public. 1t Is executed Ia OIL cpors. ~
ter English sye OF printing kae%n, Is sad only TO
one in this cpunry, and never before attempted
Sorfaik Day Boot. IA.
We hone may adorn the walls OF each domiciie in
the land. and uufais :: the eye correct likeness
of Mashin IS hotae akaken ifgsi. love for his
DRY his virtues, and his oountFy.--E. HoRy Herald,
" j..
It will make an elegant ornament FOR the paror.Pe
tess1arg IxPress "a.
ytfs leatfn vie, II Mount Vernon: II has tho ap-
pearaEce elective Na+ef Caor Drawing. AMI
would rich al prt al rior.-forRes's Ddiig Press.
II is cheap ,uble the money Uasoa, P!asfe d,
" !.
It'll decidedly the hes: in exislencePort Ciin-
ton (0aiOl Democrat.
The tn- are very brilliant, ard the picture Is not
only a striking one but must become popalar.-SaH-
day DisPateA.
The suhscribcrs have Just issued picture Of NOUN
VERNON, printed in FIFTEEN OIL CoLoRS by u
new aud mpro, process. by which pictures that
heretofore from 81 to 81. he furnah.d for fifty
The size OF enertytng il is by 20 inches,
81 super calsniere heavy piafe paper.
We have also Just pn ishei view Of the Capitol al
Washington, IN the same style n Mt. Vernon.
Price Fytp CeHfs, postage rad to any part Of tn.
| United States. J. u. BYRAM n co.
10 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
/ T7Agents wanted in every County throughout th,
Union. Send and ce.a eory
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

The Richmond Enquirer takes in
high dud@eon the assault Of Captain
Brown and histwcnty one associates upon
the glorious Old Dominion and her in
situations. Hear his cutlery:
Virginia has bern ossnilea All the
memories of her sacrifices for the Union
avniled nothing to protect the soil that
gave permanency to the Union. r. e
nam and family Of Washington offered
no protection from assaults of these ia,
Datics.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10
The As and the Decd Lion.

Henry Clay Pate, who went into Kan
sas with q large force to capture old
Brown, and sure, dered to him and
about ope.third IS many ~ his own force,
has recovered since Brown was taken
prisoner, and pitches into him 10 the
newspapers. Mr.. II Clay Pate has got
the yr now just where it comes within
his calibre Throwing mud through
the newspapers at old John Brown, in
irons and with few hundred Virgin,aus
guarding him, j. much safer than trying
to take him 10 Kansas, as II. Clay Pate
knows - Ohio STATE yuurnal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

1~One of the terrible and momcn.
tous effects Of the rawlings Of the Locofoco
press about the Republican completely
with the Harper's Ferry invasion, Is OBJ
served in the Baltimore Patriot, which
in late issue says it win support the
nomination of a strict party man by the
Republicans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

j Haddock Smith, son-in-law of Sam
Medary. and successor of the Kansas
Govorner as editor of Columbus (Ohio>
.Sio'eSman. bnlt.d the regular Democrat,
ic county ticket in the late election, and
was run in as clerk of the county by Re,
publican votes, receiving 70 majority,
while the Democrats had 900 majority
on their State ticket.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

j. q. ScHMUcKER Il Co, give somc
useful information to the citizens of the
county in their new advertisement-if
You want to save money read it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10

Z. & NJ. Guilds have list received
the largest stock Of tobacco ever broush,
to this market, which they are selling at
70 per cent. less than the customary pri-
ces. Those that viii use the weed should
get the best, and they will fad that Il,
thild.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-10
Notice to Districts in Reference to Web.
sterss DictiOna les.

The latest edition Of Webstsr's Unabridged
Dictionaries are now rea ~ for tn use who desire
I, nr:ha-e. by paying in tee money and those
which desire copy will please hand in he
O uas BY the 18th Of November, that shall
kaow how many copies to order They snould
hive been really some time ago, but it was
I'll ug best o .a;t short time, for later ed
tion. bieh Q ,arains several thousand additional
Y ,rds with other improvement
Price, 81. J. McCLrsG. Co. Supt