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a 1NE Course dun mile, aura lieu sur lie
- Chemin de Course du soussigne,
miles lOuest des Opelousas, le Somaeds,
rs Fevraer coa12a1at, entire lie cheval girls
d'Etienne Miller ct lie girls d'Onezime L.
Pitre, pour une boursc de 800.
Une autre course, dun demi mile, aura
lieu le lendemain, sur lie meme chemin, entire
un cheval d'Eugene David, ct un alezan, de
FRANCOIS Joubert, pour une bourse de 500.
lies spectateurs entrent gratis.
MARTIN ANDREPO
st. Landry, IL Fevrier, 1859.
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~ o. etc 11e2'dsg.

NNNTRE les Opelousas et lhabitation de
80 NJ. James c. Hill, sur la route de la
Vile Plate, lie 29 Janvier dernier, un man
teau de drap bleu- -fonce, a collet de velours
Une recompense honnete sera donnee a
celui qui lie rapportera au bureau du Cour-
rae2, aux Opelousas. IL few. '59-2f
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PARTN M A R RON

~ DE chez lie soussigne, pres
PSI des opelousas, vers le Ter Fe.
ssnuMmAa@ vrier courant, un negre nomme
JOHN, GU Jean Congo, age d'environ 26
ans, tres noir, taille moyenne, cheveux tres
ses ct figure souriante.
Une recompense liberale sera accordee a
quiconque le ramenera au soussigne, ou le
logera en- prison A. ALASTRAPES.
st. Landry, IL FeVrier, 1859.
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PHARMlCIE DIES OPELoUSAS.

IEEz@ LIE soussigne, recemment de retour de
la Nouvelle- Orleans, saist cette
Ba sion pour annoncerA ses amis, ses pra-
"a tiques, ct au public, en- general quill
rapporte un assortment considerable de drogues
quill garantit etre fraiches ct pure5.
Un assortment de Medicines Patentees ameri-
Gaines, FRANCHISES ct aIIemandes.- Une col
lection d'articles tie fantaise, bien choi-
sis Savons odeur, Poudre de rz;
Essence ct Pommade Kiss me
qmck un magrifque assor-
timent de Brosses a
dents, ongles;
acheveux
Pinceaux barbe; Bottles toilette, pour Danes
ct Messieurs Coutellerie de RoDGEKs; Cou-
teaux d'ha bitants Couteaux doubles Ci-
seaux fms: de tous genres; Cisailles
americaines; Pincettes: Lam
cettes de Evans, de Cap
rous ct de Charter; Instruments de
Dentistes Aiguilles de Chrurgiens, &c. &c,
vendre par P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, 12 Fevrier, 1859.
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II faat gouverner Ia fortune, CONNIE Ia
sans6 On jour quand ellie est bonne, prendre
patience quand elle est mauyaise, etne faire
jamais de grands remedies sans IN extreme
besoin.
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INSTITUTION LITTBRAIRE DEs OPELOUSA

INSTITUTION LITTERAIRE DES 0PEL0DSAS,
Ecole preparatoi1e po,sy les Aeesaa5es de rUn5oa.
"Toleranee entisre religiease ct politique.'
PERSONNEL:
C. r. DygAsp, Principal Professor de Franeais,
de Latin dHistoire ct de Matheanatiques.
HENRY B. SLOANE, Professeur dAnglais, de Geo
nitric, de Geographic ct d d'Ecriture,.
CONDITIONS
Pension, par aimee, $40
Externes par aimee, 40
par mois, 4
PoURN1TUREs.
Bois de lit, naatelas oreiller, par trimestre,
Blanchissage, par mos, oo
Chauue elave, pensionnaire ct externe, doit une
corde de bos pour son chaufage ct fournt son ecla
rage en- hiver.
L'annee scholaire est de ~ mois compris lie mois
des vacances
Les reductions pous le temps des n,aladies on
antrsa causes undergraduates de Ia volonte, seront
tou;ours accordees ayee Ia plus parfaite equite
lie medecin ct les sfrais de nlaladies seront la
charge des parents lie medecn sera feur choix.'
FRou s s E q:
moussiquaite; 2paires de souliers |;
2 paires de draps; 2paletots dete;
serviet.es de table; 2 g d'hiver;
A De toilette; pantalons d'ese;
euvette 2. !" d'hiver;
vase de mutt, peigne; s chemises;
l brosse dents; cravattes;'
lbrosse habits / brosse2 gilets;
asouters; 4 paires de- ehausettesS
miroir l chandelier; convertures dc laine:
8 moucholrs dc poche
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COMMERCIAL.
REVUE DE LA SEMAINE.
BUREAU DE L'ABEILLE, Nonyelle- Orleans
Vendreli soir. d Fevrier. 1889. >

Vendfedl Soft, Fevrler, 1859: J
Notre marche etc anime cette Sc haine, ben
que lie cotton matt presque pas trouve d heteurs ct
ait considerablement fechi.-Le sucreat la me-
lasse ont etc rech&rches une hansse.--la farine
ct les grains sont ecoules facilIement Pour les
autres articles nous pubions plus bas.
COTON.-Arrive depuis lie 20 du nois derner
77,772 balles Expedite dams lie meme espace de
temps, 1922 bales, fasant une addition All stock
de 3253O bales ct laissant main, comprs qui
Sc trouve bord de nayires non expedies, un stock
de 494, bales.
La demande etc extremement calme ct il y
eu baisse. Les qualities interieures 'ont pas trou-
We d'acheteurs. Les transactions de Ia semaine
comprennent environ. 23,70o balles don't 1900 sa-
medi, 1900 lundi, 1900 mard 5000 mercredi, 5000
her ct 6000 aujourd'hui Basse la c6ture, de !
a dams les qualities moyennes ct au-dessns. Les
prix des autres sont nominaux.
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Jfarie-- En- cette vile, mardi dernier, courant,
par lie Rev. G. Raymond, II. AuevsrE N. ROBIN a
Mile THEREsA LABYeHE, tcus deux de eette vile.
- En- cette Paroisse, mardi dernier, courant,
par lie Rev. C. A. Frazee, N. ORLANDO @. FOSTER
Mile SOPHIA LEWIS, tous deux de cette Paroisse.
Deeeds- A la residence de son mari, en- cette
vile, mardi dernier, s courant, MmeiV VALlERE Roy,
nee Divine Hollier, l'ageaae 81 ans ct 10 mois
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trepbts ct les cours s'elevefont, grand contente
ment ct au Grand b6nehce de qui seroht restes
! fdeles au cutie de Pesprlt
Ne pouyant plus fare affaire avec les esprts, les
cutivateurs de surgho retournent vers les betes
ct cberchent retirer de Ia viande TIN revenu net
plus grand que celu qulls eussent retire de palcooi
On "a cultve le sorg ho-tourrage.
Que produit lie sorg -fourragef
Voici queluues chitfres comparatifs fort curieux
que i'emprunte un cultivateur habie du Midi NJ.
Faure-d' Esplas. president du comice agricole de
Castelnaudary:
NJ Leplay, un fabricant d'appares distillation,
Gtabli, Madron, une usine OH il distille lie
sorgho
NJ Faure d'Esplas, en- homme intelligent ct ac-
tf aurait pu Sc contenter de fournr came verte
M. Leplay aux prx courants, ce qu lui procurait
par hectare revenu net de 79 francs, qul Sc de-
composent ains quill suit:
La preparation en- sol ct semaiAes l'achat de la
graine, Ia n1ain-d euvre pour les cultures dentre
ten, la cuelette de la graine la recolte de tiges
le transport du champ la metairie, lie deplquage
des grains, Pmp6t lie loyer DUN hectare, les fras
generaux, reviennent une somme de AL fr IS C.
LIE nettoyage des t.ges. lie transport de la me-
tairie au canal de CasteInaudary ct de Castelnau-
Diary Madron, 434 fir. Total S75 fir. rs ce. par
hectare.
La vente des cannes, la valeur des feuiles ct de
Ia grane selevent 955 fr.; don't il reste, benehce
net pour hectare, 70 Fl. 24c.
Maintenant, voici quels resutats obtenus w.
Faure Esplas EN- coupant son sorgho en- 1ourrases
ct en- lutilisant dams sa ferme NJ. dEspas porte la
valeur du sorgho fourrage la moitie duprix du ton
sec, ce qui est lon detre exagere dapres les expe-
riences comparatiyes quill faites dams ses etables:
10000 kilogrammes de fourrage, 80 f. les 900
Kill. 1000fr. 00c
25 hectol de graine, a1ofr $50 90
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eBMr. JOHN E. KING de st. Landry, est can.
didat independant la place de Juge-Associe de la
Cour Supreme, pour lie ,Troisieme District. Elec-
tion Ell Avril proclaim.
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PEtat paye, pour matieres criminelles
$120, 900 ct il ma recu en- tout que $424 40
II a urgence 4 faire cesser une telle situa
tion, ct NJ Hunter declare quill entend faire
executor desormais la loi dams toute sa ri
gueur.
lie tr6sorier recommande de Axeraeu lei
Juliet, au lieu du Ter septembre, pour lie pre-
mier etablissement des taxes des collecteurs
d'Etat, cette date correspondence q celle o0
Sc pale linteret semi-annuel de la dette de
l'Etat.
Nous avons lu avec une grande attention
le court ct substantial rapport du Board OF
Currency, ct nous en- ayons extrait des chif-
fres tres signifcatifs.
Aux termes de ce rapport, la Bank OF
America encaisse $507, 800 de son capital
nominal qui est de 81 100000; ct Ia Crescent
City Bank encaisse 81 ,O20, 300 sur son ca.
pital de $1,032,00O. Toutes les banques,
dit le rapport, ont fourni des complies exacts
ct reguliers sur leur situation ct don't la publ
cation ete zfaite mensuellement dams la
feuille oficielle de l'Etat.
Cette situation est on ne peut plus pros
pere ct repond a tout ce GU on aurait pu es-
perer de l'application des nouvelles lois qui
regissent ces etablissements lis ont donne
de magnifques dividendes, realise de tres
beaux benefces, ct voient chaque jour sac
croitre leur fond de reserve
LIE rapport du Board of Currency signale
un fait qui complique les operations des Ban
ques, c'est l'obligation OH elles sont detablir,
chaque semaine, leurs balances en- especes;
on pense que la creation dun Clearing
house, CONNIE a New Y York, simpliferait con-
siderablement ces operations.
&c moyen que pAngleterre emploie, de-
puts de bien tongues annees, dams les rapports
entire banquiers particulicrs, est dune appli.
cation trop pratique ct trop simple pour ne
devoir pas-etre accueilli favorablement ct
mis-, aussi promptement que possible, en-
usage. C'est au moment surtout o1 l'on
constate un Advertisement considerable dams
les operations de nos banques gull cenvient
de. rechercher, par toutes les voies possibles,
d faciliter ct simplifer leurs travaux.
Nous continuerons examiner, au fur Cd
mesure qu'ils nous parviendront, ceux des
rapports qui nous paraitront contenir des
OH des chifres interessants
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INSTITUTION DES OPELOUSAS
POUR EEDUCaTION DES JEUNES GEMS.

DIRIGEE PAR
Lie DR.. J. A. A. DELARUELLE, Prideipaz; Pro-
fcsseatr de Francass ct de Latin.
N. n. Moss, Professor de Lamgue ct de Lttsrature
angl0ises.
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nY- ALBERT DEJEAN est candidat Indepen.
dant pour la place de Grefer de la Cour de District
de la Paroisse st. Landry. L'eection aura lieu en-
Novembre proclaim Tie few 1859.
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CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.

| CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
Louisiana EFT MISSISSIPPI.
Inferieur, 81 a 7,
| Qrdnaire, 81 o.
Bon ordinaire, 10 101
| Low Middling, 10A 10a
Midding IL LII
Good MiddIng, III 12
Midding Faif, 12t 123
Fair, a.
SUCRE- Bonnie demaade ct nouvelle hausse.
Environ Il; 600 boucauts don't $500 aujourFhui.
Prix la cloture:
Inferieur, 4+ a5s
Commun, 6 a ST
Fair Fully Fair, 81 a ST
Prime ct Choix,E as
Ciarife ct rafine. 7 10
HMELASSR-- Marche anime ct tendance a la
hausse pendant Ia plus grande,partie de la semane.
Environ 900 bariIs % SO cts linereure ct la
fermentee ct Sa "a cts lie gallon de prime ct choix.
La melasse en- demi-baril rapporte SO 36A cts lie
gallon, suivant la qualite.
FARINE-Dernande fair ct tendance la hausse
Environ 10000 baris S5 DO IS so la superfne
ordnaire bonne IS 62f $5 rs la fantaisie, SIS
rs Sc rs ct 81 IS pextra ct lie choix, ct 81 so a
IS la fine ct non marquee.
PORC-Bonne dernande ct hausse considerable.
Environ 5000 barils $40 $19 SO lie mess, ct SIS
SO $l9 lie M. o., ct S13 $14 lie baril de prime.
BACON Bonne demande ct tendance la
hausse. 1900 1900 boucauts environ n a Y
cts les epaules, Va VI les piats cotes rbooe, es
Ia cts les pIats c6tes desosses Les jambons Sc
sont vendus lentement 10 a 12a cts les naturels
fantaise passes au sucre.
VIANDE- 10000 ivres une hausse. cts
les epaues, cts les jambons ct cts les platsc6-
tes 25 boucauts de plats-c6tes 81 ct 10000 llv
des conditions particulieres
BEUF- Les 1ernieres ventes ont eu lieu 80
so lie prime leger ct sl4 SO lie baril de mess.
BEURRE & FROMAGE.-Le bon beurre de
pOuest sest vendu Is cts etle fromage u a9
cts suiyant la qualite.
GRAISSE.-Recherchee Hausse. 45OO 5000
barils et tiereons II lii cts Pordlnare bon
N /, ct 11A III lie prime. Quelques centalnes de
barillets ont etc vendus 13 1871 cts.
CORDE EFT TOILE D,EMBALLAGE-Ri
d,important Toile du Kentucky lea IA cts Ia yarde
-Demande moderee de toile de PInde 13A LA
cts la yarde. 1900 1900 balles.-Environ 1000
rouleaux 81 63 cts la livre eelle fate la main
ct II celle faite la machine.
CAFE-Demande fair. Environ 5000 sacs II
Ia ct ia cts lie fair de bonnie qualite prime
lie stock est rebuilt $500 ct e marche est tres
ferme.
SEL.-PIusieurs engagements de sci de Liver
pool {environ 1000 sacs) 65 IS cts lie gros ct 68
a 10 ct 10 cts lie sac {ua quart GU un tiers hn.)
WHISKEY.--Prix fermes. 1000 $500 barlls.
26A 27 cts le Tectife ct % 2sk cts e gallon de
coInmun
j RIZ-3oo 400 de la Caroline, 81 4 cts. Fai-
hIes transa ctions.
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CRANES de Jardinage de. Shaker.
r N assortment considerable ct bien choi-
W 81 de CRANES de Jardinage de SHAKER,
reoues directement des Jardins, ct garanties
fraioheset des plus favorables i notre climat,
! yendre par - P. i. HEBRARD.
Opelousas, II, F6qrier, 4 $50.
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NOnAiaRa "a tHOm IDeaRAOCPaa aluWc.
Candidat a Ia place de Juge Associe de la Cour
Supreme pour notre (troisieme) District,
HONORABLE ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Election, le 4 Avril proclaim. rs Few.
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SUCRE- Bonnie demaade ct nouvelle hausse.
Environ II 600 boucauts don't $500 aujourFhui.
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HAUTs pRIx DEs EscLAvEs. lie Natchf-
toches Chronicle du courant, dit que 80
esclaves, appartenant la succession du juge
Greneaux, ont etc vendus dernierement ct
ont rapporee $50, $40. Dix d'entre ces SO
esclaves e1aient ages de moins de ans.
Nous voyons que, entire autres, Mathilde ct
0erine ont rapporte ensemble $4070.
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importan. than they ere novel and surprising;
showing. they dc. that the form ssA features Of
even the mature maa o. woman land much more
those ef,hs child may b. modified II will. and to
IN almost unlimited extent-that we have the
power to change. gradually, but surely, the shape
and arrangement Of bona, 6ber. and auid, thus
growing, day by day. more beautiful Or more ug.
ly, according to the direction given to the vital
forces twill be illustrated with twenty plates
and large number Of wood cuts. in the best style
of art Price. in muslin gilt, 81. Address row-
Ter 4 WILLIS. sos broadway. New York.
PErEnsoNs MAGAZINE. for May--the first in
time Of the American nonthlies-is on our table.
1t IL u ever filled with many things useful and
interesting to mankind and essential to woman.
kind To our subscribers We can furnish il for
$3.50.
AEruuR's LADIES HoxE MAGAZINE for May 10 1t
hand. There il no cheap monthly, so good to
be pu: into the hands Of the young as Arthur's.
Its influence cannot but be good. We can still
furnish 1t to our subscribers for $l.:0
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHTLA DELpHyA

ABsnerolent Institution, sstabished yspsstel en-
donmsat fer the relief Of the sick and d.strs,,sd
afflicted wtth p,ruieHt and Epidemic diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awrll
destruction thurman life, caused by sexualhsease.
several years ago directed their Consulting SURGEON
10 open pspensary for the treatment OF this chss Of
diseases. in all their forEas, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply by letter. with
description Of their condition, iage, occupation. HABITS
OF life &c. and in case Of extreme poverty, to FURN
ISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of tina Association, In their late Annual
Report express the highest with the
which has attended the thors OF their the
cure OF spermatoThea, Seminal Weak ness, Gonorr-
hpa. elect. syphilis. tae vice Of onanism Self
Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys ard Bladder, Se. aud
order Continuance OF the plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of onaasn Mast urhatiou OF Self
Abuse, and other seaes Of the sexa organs, ~ the
Consulting Surgeon. will I've sent by mail IN a sealed
envelope,l FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Ct TWO
STAMPS for postage Address, for report Ame
Dr.. J. skIELIS HoIGIlToS. Acting su +geon. How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street. phladel.
phis, Pa it:lyI
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"A REkAKKARLs BooE."-Hinta towards phys.
ical perfection. or the philosophy Of human beau
~ showing how to acquire and retain bodily
symmetry. health and yigor secure long life ;
and avoid the indrmitiss and defornities Of aga
Such IL the title ofa book. to b published May
Ist ~ Fowler 4 Wells, Ito revelations Of the
laws Of human cont suration. on which symmetry
and hssusr depend are NJ. less ias.yestinr srd
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of the
] Upton Railroad Company arc hereby noti-
fed that the 9Th instaln.nt of ten per cent, on
each share Of the stock subscribed to said Com
pany will 10 dae on the 18th day of May, A.
D. 1883. Payable o. the office II tie Treasurer.
By order Of the Board,
{. J. CREW rre.'t
Hr"T~ fsfcier. eet. April a~twf
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given. that the last will an
IN testament of John Hardacr-, deceased, lat.
Of Cedar county, state ofIows. VA publicly read
1t the March term Of the County Court Of sait
Cedar county. whereupon IL WIS ordered that tn,
time fer proving tho same be the May term d
1859 Of said court, Ut which tino oil persons in
show cause II any thsy have, against the probst,
Of said will
BY order Of the Cosuty Court Of said county
this 18th Aay ~ March. 4. D. leSa.
i4~ GE0RGT SMITH - Jades
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The hack running
between this place and Wilton, now
leaves Wilton at 81 o'clock A. NJ. arriv-
ing here at noon. 1t leaves Upton at |
Z. NJ, arriving At Wilton in time for the
trains running to Davenport and Musca-
tine. This change will accommodate
travellers as they can go cast now, with
out laying over half day at Wilton.
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"THE FRANKLIN RECORD. This is
the title of q new paper coming to US
from Hampton, Franklin county, in the
north western part Of this State. l, is
to be independent in politics, and is con.
Quoted with much ability. Jones l. Bow.
man, editors.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN that q Company has be,
1 formed in Cedar county, Iowa, for the NAM
fActure Of wheat four" AID have insorpora,sd
themselves under the name aud style Of the
s1Daaat Flour Mill Compauy.n
lts prin .ipsl place of business being in tn,
town OF Duran'. Cedar county, Iowa.
The general nature OF the business Ia the man
lfacture of wheat -four
The amount Of the capital stock authorized i.
five - asand dollars. with the privilege 10 in.
'reasc tie same 10 twenty thousand duliars--to
mm"n"" business when the capital stock is
subscribed.
The corporation ~ tocommcnee on the first
day OF April A. b. 1889, and continue fifteen
years.
The business to be managed an controlled l.,
five Directors elected annually IN the first SAT.
urday in June, one of whom to be President and
may employ such ageu!s a. he necessary
The highest amount OF Indebtedness at any one
line Is not to Exceed two thirds Of the capital
stock
Private property of s:och holders to be exemp,
from the corporate debts
Jacob Weaver jr. is elected President and
Henry :. Downs. Esq. Secretary.
April 9th. ls59-4w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the last will and
~ testament Of Lelina Carl. deceased, late
of Cedar county. State Of Iowa, was publicly read
a. the February Te' m OF the County Court of said
Cedar county, whereupon II was ordered that the
time for proving the same he the May term, Ab.
ls5g Of aid court 1T which time a.! persons inte-
rested in said estate are required u appear aud
show cause If any they have, against the probate
OF saii will
BY order ~ the County Court Of said ecnuty.
this TIN aay ~ February, D. 1859.
..l. i.r1RGF SMITH 20. yufsr,
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HEcHT 4 FRIEND are now opening
their I'd installment Of new goods direct
from St. Louis. They have now largo
and we'll selected stock Of good. which
are going off cheaper than ever They
charge nothing for showing goods. Call
and see.
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Upton Steam Mill Flour!

I Ii those who desire an extra article OF Su.
IN perfue Flour. made from an extra selected
article Of wheat AZ cheap or cheaper than can be
bought at any other Plxos in town. csI please
themselves By calling st the Upton City Mills.
where We always keep it - hand. We will war
rant allsoah 6ouY, and deliver The same at your
doors y. II. STOUT.
linton Feb ~. lss.. Hf
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Dav John Huber, Esq, has removed
his Office to town, and can now be found
at the office Of the County Superintend-
ent, where he will be ever ready to give
his aid to those suffering injustice. Mr..
Huber is well read and is up to time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

Derangements Of the Liver and stomach
Should at once be attended to. HOOFLASD'S
GERMAN BirTERs. prepared by DIR. c. NJ.
Jackson. PhiisdclJ ha. Pa, and sold by druggists
III . desle = in M dicineA svsryw here. will cure
all disesr.s arising from . di.ordcred Liver or
stomach. l+wt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

x WE have the handsomest and n
10y best lot Of Apple Trees ever rails ~
L. ed in the Vest. The following are sv.I-
OF the leading varieties from whieh any one
select twelve or fifteen varieties for their Orch
ard. so that they can have Apples the whole
year. We also have quite a number Of new va
rieties. too small yet for the Orchard. We cor
respond with Nurserymen of different parts sf
the country, aud get ALI. THE NEW NAR!E-
TIES. which We think worthy Of adding to our
Nursery. and are constantly dropping of some tf
the .cnser kinds, aud all such as do not succeed
with our climate and soil.
Five year old trees to 10 feet high ! to q
inches through, at Is to 20 cents each-s few
still larger At rs cents. -Four year old, to Is
mostly lti cents eacs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16

April I'd, ISo9.
At a meeting Of the Board this day, it
was
Resolred, That all stock subscriber. in
arrears, be sues,ed to pay up install
ments past due, against the 10Th inst,
with the view Of putting on large force
as early as the lst Of May.
s. J. CREW, President,
II. REIGART, Sec.