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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-19

The velvet moss will grow on sterile
rock, the mistletoe flourishes on the pa-
kcd branch--the ivy clings to the moul-
dering ruius-the pine and cedar remain
fresh and fadeless amid the meditations
of the rceeding year; and Heaven be
praised something geen, something beau
tiful to see and grateful to the soul, viii
in the darkest hour of fate, still twiue its
tendrils around the crumblins altars and
broken arches of the dcsolate temples Of
the human heart.
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Exchange OMce!.

CtGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
y oftha Subscriber in sums to ssitpurchasers
Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished al small premium
O6ics over SUetland and Snyder's Store.
VIM. n. TUTHlLL.
Tipton, January So.
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PHYSICIAN AND SU RGE on
Office or.r NJ a. e. L. WnmbcrS'
old Drug Store.
Upton. June, IL. 1855. n24t
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DR.. Franklin said, "when see 4 house
furnished with books and newspapers,
there | see intelligent and well informrd
children; but if there are 10 books or pa.
pors, s,the children are Ignorant if not
proaingato.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-19

I>be Subscriber has resumed the tailoring bust
ness 1t the cid stand, one door North Of
Browns furniture store. where he i'll take pleas
nre in waiting on thoss who may favor him with
their custom. Clothing made on short notice. in
Me latest and best style, and at prices 10 suit the
knas. W. ELLIOTT.
Upton Dec. Ath. nt9.N.
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Ia two provinces OF Denmark, woman
are allowed to vote, and in recent elcc.
tiou for representatives, several ballots
were cast for female candidates,
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XyYE would onnounce to AMr =.
w the ei.izans OF Tiptoa ls.AlHkyarW
and surrounding county, y,@zEZ<SEsss&rr-S
an AT we are prepared to do all KINDS Of WAC.
DN and CARRIAGE WORK, with neatness
and dispatch. shop opposite the south east cor
ner Of pnhiic square. We know tie times are
asrd. and We have regulated our prices accord
fngly. E~Ali kinds Of produce taken in ex
.hange for work. Gire us call
4 J. A. BAGLEY.
fpson, Ang. 1tn, 1850 nt!h
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TURNER 4 CARPENTER.
Ph ysic ians and Surgeons.

ar OFFICE on the South side Of The Court
House square.
Upton, Iowa, February ?eth, ls5o.
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NAE Arr l..

lnuN :. TrTHlLL.NOrAR tUhllt. Upton
y Cedar County. Deeds, mprtEl IS bills u
,,. t, &c, drawn and ackuoNl Ert; oaths
administered, protesting. or any other uotal ia
rx,1., a.tendedto may 29n2Z tu.~Jm
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LAW CARDS.
II. G. PIATI,

ArroaSsY AMI coUEHILos At Law.
NiLL Purchase and seil Real Estate, locate
w Laad Warrants. attend 10 the Payment Of
Taxes, Investigation oft,tles, ,conyeyancing, &c.
Isrtcil G attention given TO collections. All
bus,n.ss intrusted To bis car, wIil be attended
I with Pr"mptn.ss and Fidelity.
= Office in the Court House with the Re
,r Ter. Upton, Iowa.
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JAMES W. BiElEA.

Anorn.y at Lo1 and S2iic''or an
fhancery.
TIPToE IOWA.
on Al his r-rIAence on The cprHer of Locust - Il
ibtd streets, aouye the PARA House. r@-~I
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THOMAS HANNA,

TTORNEY AT LAW, and General Land
II Agent, vi ton, Muscatine Co, Iowa viii
u ad - any business entrusted TO him, in Mus
a ,ae. Cedar. or adjoining Counties In Iowa. 81
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rY THE ArTEoR or, HOW To srpUCe TuE iSso.
CENT :" "HUw 70 LEAD EsThAN THE Nol tn"
"TuE EiGnTpors ogfRCoNE;' "TuE pkvI.
TRIUArHsNT - Sc., &c, e., kC.
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JOHN Istf5l, TX.

rrORNFY AND COUNSELLOR AT
y LAW O.hce al his residence near iirion
G.. lar County, Iowa.
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j. J. Rider,

~ EEEgAL LAND AGENT K SoTAIl lIb~
" Lac, At WILTus, Iowa l"iy
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MEDICAL C.1HU.E.


yyyOUI.p respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Upton and vicinity that she treats sue
se..fully all durable diseases n,th 'trct asrrncs ,
10 hyxirnic priac,pi.s, being fully convinced that
drugs not only n"nsressary IN the treatment OIL
disease but aasointeiy injurious.
c~Rasidruce at the corner Of eth and Linn
streets, formerly the house OF Mr. Joseph Lee
Tint a. Oct. 80. lHa-. ni!t
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IN MAN a. SH A l..
HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE
PAINTEHz

4 M PAER HANGERS Shop At Brown
"A furniture rooms. Upton, l0sa,
March so 1854 II
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n. Tn,. !. the clock striking. No, sir not-a.-

This Is the CLOCK sutkiHs tNos ." saVs--'s
all, -
did Won ever see smooth plump
lutte canary bird hop on his drinking vessel,
pop his nice bill into the water, and throw his
head back as IL he were gargling Tor very
slight sore throat Pretty sight, isn't IT T.
Well can you imagine thata nice young woman
would dare to pop her rosy bill into the drink
ing vessel of gentleman, then toss her p.e pre-
head back and 10 deliberately and wiekeuis "
counting the OSCILLATIONS she herself Wa s,a
ing don't say that any yonng wo,ia a, !. ~
did, or ever would, do such thihg ." .an
the bares, possibility, she shsnts &c ~, To-
venture TO swear that about the ua'e va ISL"
ton No g. the drinking yessei Woui n,E VA va. "
the rosy bill and produce that ileh ~. s .
rious mum. mum, num- Anu VIVA. "oaio
be the consequence at'enu -,
aOh You'll yaia my bonnet"
.non,f care ii l do; III buy you another,
NV van a dozeu n hundred dozen, all the bon
nets in town"
And this is the language of that superior
heinr called Man. that eminent animal Homo.
Alas! for nay. kind, and alaek-aday for my
species. They revolt me. Didn't i tell you
that intimacy with the silk party would altcdy
make man q fool And You see now what a
strange tranSmogrifcation has come over the
innocence Furnishing villain he warned,
oh be warned in time, my young friends in
breeches.
That the above scene did actually take place
between Mean Triekster and Innocence, far be
il from me 10 affirm; but If it did, 1t ought TO
have been put stop to- And 1t was stopped,
by the most unexpected and tif we look to ITS
source,) the most astounding interruption, as
you will see in the next chapter.
This interesting story will be continued III
| the WEEKLY DISPATCH only, and copies OF
| that paper may be obtained at the counter.J
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoHMssIoNERs' CBRTlFIcArE.-The under
81 ned sworn Commissioners to superntend the
drawn OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
numbers and prizes they were drawn by US this
dag, Nov. 10th. 1859. at Au usta, Ga.
+. 9. BARBER,t sworn Com,s
l.. P. DU6AS, f""'ih Oo'i' .
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. J. T.
ExpLANArIoN.-The left hand row in each OF the
shove columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
namfer is the prize which the number IS entitled to;
az your number is not in the list, and does not end
Ja Z YOUR ticket is HANK.
All tickets where the number ends in are en- :
titled To 8 20 in addition to any other prize which
the above DRAWN may entItle it to. Half. quarter
and ai hth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates OF packa es are entitled to all they
eighths in proportion
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PIANO PORTES.


~ LlGHTE BRADBURY,S
MI MANUFaCToRY
ttT FL 'GRAND AND SO UARE PIANOFORTES
REPkSsgyTE
NATHAN'L Carl ST. Broad Ricnmoni
Where an assorrme ntcan Their who
sale retail.
LIGHTE 4 BRADBUR respectful. ylnform the
public that within the present year they have re
Organized their whole Adjustment, that their
made to the Plh NO FORTE will be most speedily
introduced IN their mandatory. all Of which are
is par:ieulariy called to taeir premium so tARE
GRAND PIANO FORFE, made by then Which,
Tor power volume, sweetness of tone elasticity OF
touch ana elegant exterior. stands unrivaied even
by the Concert Grand. The Unanimous opini@n Of
the greatest musical celebrities (Which can he see
at MI CarusIs,l is that our Instruments defy COM
nptltiou -' $500
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law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

g., DIR. BRyCKEN may be S,1s r. an
81 ap, nsrt 10 r. ID. Eacho, between t as
hours % and q M s and 10 e gil risi Apross
IA He may be found at all hours q the bstwee,
at hIs residence, on Leigh ST., tsonth so1 Tin
2d and Sd. -
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HEATERS FOR FACTORiES.-Eur.aca
I and Heaters set in basemen ut storieg with suit
able quantity and quality Of heat conveyed 10 each
each is used. - "s"
Three sizes q our Factory Steve now ready, the
,ennM slxs OF which has been used three years in
or coal, all sizes. iol SooN
Pipe and ali factory work done in tina hes. raa
nor and with dispatch. GEORGE STARRETT.
Beyin's Row, Governor street
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sUPTs OFFICE R. h D. R.RJ
RICHMOND, Oct. 27. 1890
= = r-ssfzszizszszsz=- CIR EAT SOUTHWEST.

90 IS $50 rhN MAIL RoUTE-By a
and DanviIIe, South Side Viz I'M sn5 sIchllosa
Last Tennessee and virginia East To,,,an.ssei
GeoTsia. and Memphis and Charleston Rafo ADJ
nave Ha entered INTO an asFsenent to pass NegTo
Children under three years of ase, FREY
Der lst, 1889. -0 't'si -'ofehA-
To persons trading in Negroes. and otha,s I'm.
ronte oHeIs advantages unsurpassed by any other
FOR further pat tlculsrs, apply at the Tycket on
nee, richmond and Danvllie Railroad Richmond
&c A-dts G. CAMPBELL Sun't
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JORDAN, y.HN g. co.,
j GENERAL CO2fAJfSSION y RCHAfIH,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
OGer their services for the Sale and rATGnnnse Oh
81 klnds of PRODUCE and e Il Nj Eent
Paine & Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co. RICHMOND
' ~ wy GEO. w. JORDAN,
JOHN O. WYNN,
U,,ts of the firm Of Breeden Fox,)
jy 3G-t1s;Ja RObERI :. JohpAN.
GEORGE DARBY, Manuiacturer's Assent for
u the sale OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDs,
$50 III DTVTS DC A large assortment constant
" on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise; promptly
a:tended TO- No 49, Goyernor street stfnMye2In
MACHINE put UP in any part OF the state: al
short notice. ~ 19-otI.
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LOTTERY DRAWING.

OFFICIAL DRAWING
~ OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
Glass AZ,
Al augusta. GsOYgia. S4TUR DAY, Nor. 10, 1859.
WOOD. EDDY y CO., Managers,
Successors to SAMUEL SWAN & Co.
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F. A. JETER,

T~ SURGEON DENTIST.
~1ILb Office on Main, below Pearl street next
door to ?. Horton Keachs trimming store and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. K. Price & Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would he pleased To see those with whom he
has engagements. AID has made extensive prspa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed III the most approved and scientific
st! le known to the Profession, and all work done
ny him warranted 10 give satisfaction. ocI3-ly
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LURE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE.
liue.,r 9orGseu 1892
TUE VJgGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSCR.
80 ANCE COMPANY.
"a Office No Isl Main Street Richmond m
Ts1sCoMpaxY has the advantage of tpen ty- sersn
ysogs' experience in the Insurance business, and
kavns enjoy ed the favor OF the public during all
Of that period needs no special recommendation 10
the eiti zens OF virginia.
II effects Fire insurance ;n city and country and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus are as above and its
affairs are managed pfudently. but literally and its
rates are as low those of any other good nstitu
ton. DiRECT0Rs
w Il. Cow ardln. J: +. " ellsworth Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers Geo III Smith'
Heracs I. Kent Thos. Samson, B. i. Winston,
VIM Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno. N. Gordon
Alex IL; Parker, Jos. T. Winston, Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. lniees, H, A. Claiborne.
Apply TO the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. L.. COWARDIN presidsnt
W. f" if-Lis, JR., Secretary. Je9-ts
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THE ADAMS. ExpREss CeM

@-st THE ADAMS, EXPRESS CON-.
E l PANf sr = MI f fPTss e.s%:i
from Norfolk. PHTERsButfR6 ard ard Rich RI IL
MoNp by Steamers JAMESTOWN and ROA
NoKE, which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
E6Sb - vi IN hsPSe RH
BURG, SALEM. WYTHEViiI,E' and the pTinci.
pal placesin VIRGINIA and ORTIZ CAROLINA,
are now PREPARED TO forward, with great disEatch,
at reduced rates, every kind of Merchandise. Vala
able fareeis, Jewe!ry. Sc to the above named CT
ties, aud all places on the seahaaYd
panied Uas * PF q t ne Ssasmshgs VIZ be ssec
give their personal attention 10 the careful handing
81 sgodS entrusted 70 the DAMS EXPRESS cos
STEAMSHIP EXPREss.
points IN slrsiEia and North Carolina viii bs sen!
by Steamers, unless otherwise marked
p. M. ]. l.. McDoS0UGH,
SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages Tor Nor
folk, Pete rshars, Richmond, aud all pisces IN VIZ
gina and North Carolina, intended iog shi gmsntlg
hereaiter he received by the ADAMS EXPIRES
COMPANY who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges these ships.
0ffee OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEASANfs, ACTS.
CoxnsLtNE.7Thse aly regular line FRE 81 III
three tunes week, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
Boat T Emp EST, Cagt. Joss DesAEp.
Boat MERCHASf. osPi. 6xo. {. LAYsx.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt; CHAs. ]. JOHNSON.
s bss1 Ri IN ss SRI jso s, A SsnssSs
These Boats are all oil she sifst class, and Goa
manded by careful and experienced captalns, asa
leave promptly as ADVERTISED The subscribe shans.
iu for past favors So literally bestowed for the pa@
AT the Shed. Dock st.. in rear Of old dsss Works.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup ~ Ashland a,I
on board the comfortable steamsr hs ,'na aaa dne
Creek and Washington. 0e'"eeh Acqus
;, A- For further information, applv a,tsisos
Broad street. Sbockoe Hill ~PP' dtlsls once,
SAM'L RUTH, Sap't iieAel Ag T.
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ELLETy & WEISgGER.

- No. Is! Nam street,j
OP OSITE EXCHANG BANR,
Have Just Tecaiyed ALL OF THE LATEST
STILESO GENTS FINE DR. ESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The GARlBALDI.
ZOUAVE. VICTOR EMANUEL, and splendid
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in great VarstY.
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- Ess. 55sss.sk TO pssSs w. fQso

60 - CONG 60 IfHsf NhoFRffFERssISo9.
B., E,MbN,TT;.17,IMdPP9RTANT TO TRAvAsff-
CHECKS.-GRFATN 0RTHFPfyH y y IAR0UGR
ryine, the great United States Mai. Twidaa -Gsr-
fSunday night excepted between RichmonaSde daily
York. and all important points West ~ p.hs New
Creek and Washington, oyer the Ricbmond NFg seoia
erlcks5afs Potomac Railioad. to the Poio Iea
rlver 20 miles. ana by splendid and f G,9nso
steamers thence to Washineto IS mjiss ~ ana
ales IN seven hours being comfor,n H. T. IN an Is
fectly safe rate of speed. '"Oie and per-
Hours OF departure: $50, A. NJ. and s.7o p-u
:, BAGGAG f, under charge Of SsseiSl A.,
III I'm I'D II to Washington RI njseat
thsoueH TICKETS can be secured at the foI,,v
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETN. - Inc Cis "
and vpleanite' f roc risht TOR the
above node of making Teeth, and oeing sa thnd
absolute over al 10 o those desiring
ean win enc o eeth and especially such
rs may be dissatisfied with those thsy are h NV
usns. The perfect adaptation Oh sY enables
MIN to insert one or more teeth te.ic' rlgSps,d
This method having been adopted - ~ ,,,tt
testimonials will be given and spec mn"
to those wishing to see them. os''"-
gold or any other plate will of course T.
those prefsrrng them. Filling, Cieansls TX
tracing. and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Office Main street, opposite
Cnrinthian Hall. no lily
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FALL STYLES FOR 1859!
IT n

w NJ. T.. r,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 207 Brood ST..
near Messrs. Breeder & Fox.
Having made large preparation he now in receipt
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL.
HATS, CAPS and Flu RS, that he has ever offered
IN this market before-consstng OF Gents and
Young Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my own and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of toe latest ST les and kinds; Ladies'
RIDING HATS. BOYS HATS and Ca PS. Misses
HATS and Chlldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, q large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad CON
tractors Also, Ladies' and Children's FURS Of
all kinds and STYLES. selected with great care and
can he especially recommended, as they will re
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure sale
VIM. It NJ 0ORE
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CARD
tyTYYT1SSR. N. HUDSON & F. DAWSON,
N-1I-D DENTISTS,
OFFICE No 2O5 MAIN ST
r. " HUDSON will attend personally at the Office
every Wednesday and Saturday, from s A. NJ,
until P. NJ. F. DAWSON may be found thersa
ali times. sc l2-3m
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MARBLE W oRks.
JOHN W. pAYIES,
MARBLE MASON. ,,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,


,oS1r,rrS htS To GIs : HEAD i, EtAiD PIECES,
M4NTL Els, FONTS, &c.
nA. First Premiums awarded by the wig mia Az
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
n HAGEETY. BRASS AND BELL tOIN-
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up a FOuN DIX az a
the above place am nov pTSpnaredi E. 3 81
fNGS AZ the shortest notice. and cheaper than
SGpt4 Of RR1cT0N AND
fNEBTT-S METAL, for sale az reduced prices +,
n. B.-Hiehest CASH PRICES pad tof oIip
METALS and taken IN EXCHANGE iof new
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v-, PARkE POINDExTER, ATTOR,
NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA, Will
practice in The city oil Richmond and in the CONE
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Ameha
"a Office in Lise' s Building, corner OF Msln ana
lSti streets. nc 10y
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IN SOMETHING NEW.-Just received, the
lAZO A V j HAT--the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call aud get
II. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisger,
Main
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ITO PARENTS AND UARDsANs OF
RICHMOND. WA select CLASSICAL. and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, ope,n1Ss seq op
MILL ACADEMY; in Buckingham county, Va,
THOs. J. GARDEN A. M, Principsl TERMS
&c No EXTRAS. Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply WHO cannot give testimonials of good
moral habits either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire tn have their or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will he free from the hauats OF vice and ssina,
ton. will have an opportunity of entering them Inv
applying soon. Only few more pupils can he re-
ceived " -
For in formation, apply to c. II. BARKSDAIE.
Esq, OF the firm Of Barksdale 4 Br0lher Sbockns
1'iP, i'ichhsohur w. oc 29-tlF
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r, LEE g. pLEAsiNTs. a 20 r
g. NEYS AT LAW. Practice IN the COURTS
held in Richmond, Henrico, uooehiaha ano A"n
As Notaries Public and Commissioners 81 psses,
u;9s observation-disclosures of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
new Bills Of Sale &C.. to be used or recorded IN the
several States and Territories OF the Union
Office ON 18th st., Sd door from Nam.
NH lily
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- TEETH EXIKAFTED
h*"S WITHOUT PAIN.
DR.. TRAVERSE is prepared TO extract TEETH
without the slightest pain by the of Etecfrsct-
tn. Why will you suffer with excrucatng Tooth
ache, when they can be extracted without pain
Once II beiyin's BLOCK on I2th street Room
3 to 6, and to =. NJ.
P. S.-Chronic diseases of all kinds treated with
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"a FALL. 1sa9.-HATS, CAPS AND
AFURS-RoBERT L. DICKINSON. successor
to Blnfort. Dickinson ( Weisiger, e Main ST.,
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large ard extensive stock of
HAT& CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
been selected from the largest manufactures. on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fr
giaia, North Carolina and Tennessee TrGds, com
prislng all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
Bile Sly LIS. TOO numerous to mention, which
viii be sold at wholesale and retail. on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited TO examine
my stock, knowing that IN price, quality style it
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@uw NEW FALL sToCK

EGVp NEW FALL, NTOTK. IN
NyaN OCTOBER 18TH, 1859. VI
AfnFO UR II UN DRIED CASES. ~
We have Just received -four hundred cases OF
BOOTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS, suitable for the
Fall and Winter sales. comprising a good assort-
ment of the following kinds: Men s and Boys Bro
eans large sizes; Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
Brosans- Women's Boots, all sizes,3 to 8, 5 to 8,
Boots, OF the very best quality; Men is heavy Double
Sole Peged Boots large sizes, made to order; La
dies fine Heel Boots Kid and Morocco. some very
laree sizes; We invite all in want of Boots and
Stoes, at wholesale or retail. 10 give n call;
Will sell them very low. PUTNEY & WATTS.
n BOOTS AND SHOES-.GREAT 49,
INTRODUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS.e Sc<ss-ss
(sBEHbE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd.
keeps n l9rSe stock of Ladies' Gentemen's and
Servants wear constant, on hand, and defies any
body In Richmond to compete with him in his line.
Us he manufactures TO order, and supsrIDtends
himself. toc l4-lyl CHARLES BELLE.
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= GREAT REDUCTION rHEr
n PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS-l8
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved BY buy -
. EEEA ing from J. II. ANTHONY,
VIA Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskn Hats OF best quality, SO 80; do second
quality, OU; fashionable Silk Hats, 2 80: fine calf
skin sewed Boots, 80; Congress- Cater Boots rs:
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one OF the best makers IN the city of Phiiadephis
TO supply him with handsome and Substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedsnted low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oe 23-d&wts
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IUAN psZL!Ni,
j WHOLESALE DEALER IN

AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
Keeps always on hand the larLest and freshest
stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. Ne.
and is continually receiving, by every steamer and
sailing packet an additional supply. CO at the
cheap Store Of JUAN PIZZINI, Us Main st.
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DODEKER,S ExGELSIOR YEAST rYMi,
- DIR BY the uae al this Raksax
breS biscuit, rolls, huekvhsat cakss, " ~ ssa -
Kind 0f bread in which eonsnn yeass Z and 0!
supsrior qualify. II used accesdsax g we az ~
tions Il VIII noyer fsi 10 give 1n IN -
Great source Of Gcatls and vsAsssV"
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