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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03
Notice.

THE Public are cautioned against purcha-
4 sing note in favor Of John r. Jacobs by Esch
n ng, OF DelphOs said note having be obtained
by Hwindle on the part OF Jacobs and is fraud on
me. Uy2sl JOHN X. co LENTZ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

B~We had storm of wind and rain to-
day at noon, We have a prospect of more
rain.
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Notice 10 b. idgc BuiIders.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the
- once of the Auditor of Montgomery county, O,
IN Dayton, uAtii Monday the 2sth day OF August A.
D., 1859, for the erection Of single track covered
bridge, with two stone abuimenta and one stone
pierl across saltwater River, near Umbaugh's IN
said Office ON and after the fTs day OF August next
By order OF the County Commissioners
DANIEL n. DRYDEN,
J21-d@wu Auditor.
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usoe 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

pTTwO show Gases for Sale. Enqaire at P
A. LAFEEs, Jewelry Store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

Diseases of Horses solentiflca ly treated in the
stables of owners or in his lnhrmary.
office at hir. John Shellaberger's livery Stable,
Jefferson ST., just below Third. InhrmAry in the
alley opposite EAST end of Market House In the rear
of MI Brce Dille's Livery Stable,
July 10 dG W am
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

U The Gazette is anxious about the dele
gates to the Convention Of the lsIhi IL asks
that rules be adopted To prevent packing J.
What does our -sighbor mean2 What does he
f-~.r What have ollques to do with the united
opposition in this eountY3 Does our neisb'
Dor tsmell a rat ?" The recent Clicking" Of
the Central Oommittes has doebtleSs put oui
neighbor's olfactories in sensitive trim Can't
the Gazette trust the "othe17"
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Stray Mare.

CTRAYEn from the Subscriher on Satur-
~ day, July 10th, asORRELL MARE, rather brown
color, mixed with white hars all the feet white up
70 the pnstern jointsi white spot in the forehead,
and whit spot on the left hind hip; about
II years old
liberal reward win be given for any information
by which the owner can set her.
JOHN LENEMAN,
Jy2S-d6w No Buckeye st., Day ton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

D-The Religious Telescope of this week has
the following compliment to the beautiful and
gifted American cGntGtTice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

Mrs Varian James gave a concert in this city
last week which rendered q very high degree
OF satisfaction to the large audience In Atten
dance. She has a voice Of remarkable sweet.
ness and power, and her management ef =, 4, =
wonderful. Indeed, we were peTfe"''J ae'iEn'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03
LEMONS, LEMONS /!

IN BOXES Prime French Lemon 81
W 10 BoN'a Large, sweet OrAngesl
Together with supply Of Zine Candles, Drops,
Nuts, &C., just receive and warranted frat rate
BRANDENBUkG 4 CO,
J,29-lWd No. 900, Third street.
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Notice.

CARLTON A. HUGHES, of Martinsburg,
" in the state OF Virginia, is notified that Flora
A Hughes did on the D. day OF August, -. 1859,
A. l.ssi,IUn the office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas within anu Tor the county
OF MONTGOMERY and State uf Ohio, charging him the
said Carlton Hughes with gross neg eot OF duty and
asking that she may divorced from tn. said CaIl-
ton HUghesj which petition i'll stAnu for hearing
al the next November term of said Court.
Dated this August sd, 1853.
FLORA A. HUGHES.
By s. NJ SULLIVAN, her Atty. augs-5ww
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Cambridge Coal.

| WILL deliver the above article to any
part Of the city at
IL 1-2 Cts. Per Bushfl.
Quality warranted superior to any Ohio Coal In
this market.
Orders left j. 4. Mnick cor. Jefferson and Mar
sis., orst swaynie House, win meet with prompt
attention z. II. CoLBi Agt.
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LOST.

On yesterday, a note made by G. B. Shep-
" pard, payable to my order in sixty dAy1. Al A
bank In Middletown. Amount Si60 90.
Iy J. N. HENDERSON,
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THE DAILY EMPIRE

OFFICE or POBLioATioNi
ct II. - Ma,n Isnass.u
nmP5 BufufnB tniu st Dvuin siuo vct hhh tohcisVh
re RhNoi
ny Msiit5, 90 per yearinsdvanoe.
10 cents per Week. payable 70 tho carrier.
ainElo oopioa, putup In Wrappern, ooenln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-03

MAMMorR PIoNio.-There was large turnout
at the Picnic in the vicinity Of Miamisburg on
Thursday last. We ere credibly informed that
over 1000 persons were on the ground and we
are assured that very good order was observed
during the entire day. The miLight Guard,
Capt. CLAY, were on the ground with nbout 30
Runs, and they were one Of the attractions
We hear that the Guard deported themselves
like veterans Music and terpischorean exercise
served 10 cast charm on the scene for q con-
siderable portion Of the day.
En- passapt, We will observe that we were at
the Burg, and 10 the vicinity yesterday. The
rain has done a vast deal of good for the crops,
vegetables, grass. etc, down amOug our neigh
bors the whole face Of Nature has been agrees
ably changed since we were last there. and the
people are cheerful and hopeful. A good crop
Of almost every thing ofthe late vegetable order
is confidently expected in Miami. The tobacco
crop looks very we'll, and prospects for lag
yield are decidedly good. We we're in the ex'
tensive Vineyards of j. thinner, Esq, and Of
Col Mays and the extent Of their crop almos'
exceeded our belief They will have the largest
yield this season by far that they have eve
had. Sparkling Catawhs may be expected in
abun dance this fall. Businsas generally was
on the revive in the Burg, and the prospect for
active times the approaching fall and winter
was truly encouraging
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Notlcc DO s,ockhoIders.


Y q d. w. SCHAEFFER have assigned
to me all their property and effects for thu ben-
~ Of their creditors Persons having claims aEAinat
them notihedto present them 70 the undersigned
properly proven, within three u,onthS from this
date. THOMAS sCHAEFFkR. Aaaaanee.
July %, 1889 SW
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TX ACRES, on the River Road near the
] - Cincinnati r. r., ~ miles from the cityi
small frame house and stable, choice fruit vines,
So. A very desirable place Tor Garden Lot.
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
AugS Third street.
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DIR. FULLER,
VeE1'62eN2'y Surgeon

DAYTON, OHIO
Graduate of the school of Veterinary Medicine and
Surgery, Boston, Massachusetts,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A STOCK of DRY GOODS, for which a
"A good IMPROVED FARM wln be exchanged
Inquire of CHAS n. CLARhE,
Augs Clegg's Building, Third Ut
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rrInterments at Woodland Cemetery fol
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City council.

CRY COUNCIL OHANBEH,
TUESDAY EvESiNo, Aug. g 1850
Preseni---Messrs. Decker, Shank, Phillips,
Kiersted, Gilliland. Butz, Boyle, Bmm, Luiz,
Bombergor. Thomas and wiggim.
approved.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-12
To DELINQUENT Subscribers.

We wish you could he made to feel how I'M
portant 1t is to US that the small amount due
from each Of you should be paid at once. The
amount due from each Is small and could lie
easily raised by you if you would but make an
effort; the aggregate is of great importance to
u.s. and we cannot get it unless You will pay Us
We have to pay cash for everything-no one
will trust printer-and we have paid and paid
till our money is all gone and we have no re-
source left but to call upon you Do not think
that every man but you has paid, If they had we
would not dun you. 1t is fact that not more
than one half OF our subscribers have paid for
the year 1885, while not one tenth have paid for
the current year. Wewould be glad il we were
able to keep moving without calling on III, but
If it is hard for you to get the little you us,
what must it DC for US to raise from $40 to $50,
weekly, to Keep the paper going. Friends con
slider the sc things. To induce and enable all
who owe us for last year to paynp, We now offer
to take 50 for ihc past and the current years sub
scripton, ii you will pay Us By tn, Is Of April
next lfyou do not pay BY that time you ought
not to complain II We charge the s. year to
which we are entitled.
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SEWING MACHINES We would call
attention to the new advertisement of
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
When in Chicago recently we spent
some time examining Sewing Machines,
and from all that we could see and hear
we concluded that the Grover & Baker
Machine was the best for family use In
using the Wheeler & Wilson aud the
Singer Machine, it is necessary to reel
one-half of the thread used, while the
Grover & Baker uses it from the spools
just as they are bought at the stores.
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r. p g. w. DE FANS
CASH PRICES FOR
Leather. Hides. FurS. Pclts and Game
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that tn. last will and
y testament Of VIM. Brown, deceased, late oi
Cedar e7un,v. state Of Iowa, was publicly read a,
the February term oF the County Csart of said
Cedar county, whereupon il was ordered that thf
tine for proving the same he the April term A y
1850 Of said curt NJ whlcA time all persons inter
ested in said estate arc required 10 appear ard
show cause If any feey ha~e, agat-@. Re prof At
Of said viii
Ey order ~ tie Cc1ntv ronr ~ sail couut.'
thikf'h la p. Tshrnarr, 4 +. 1870
ttN'. GEORGE ~NtTH 90, lgie~a
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RAIN. RAIN. MuD. MUD Such
has been the cry here for the last three
weeks Travel is almost entirely sus.
pended. Our mail arrives only semi-oc,
casionally and then contains only por-
ton of what is due This must account
for lack Of news.
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XrENpEp.-Owing to the Irregular
ity of the mails we are aware that a por-
ton of or papers will not reach their
destination for seme time, and we have
concluded to extend the time, during
which So will pay for the ADVERTISER
for two years, till the middle Of April -
This will enable our friends who attend
court to pay US ut that time, as court
commences on the 18th of April
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rsy" OUR thanks are hereby rendered
to Hon T DAVIS, for various public
documents, and also for a copy of his able
speech on the public lands, for which we
would like to find room in our columns.
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SOMETHING SEw.--Farmers read the
advertisement Of j Herva Jones, in an
other column-small things are often of
great value, and this may be one of that
kind Mr.. Jones is we'll known as an
inventor of agricultural implements
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The STATE ofiOWA. County Of Cedar, -.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS } District Court fer sad
w. to,safy, ipr! Term,
WILLIAM DAVIS 4. II. 1853.
rue defendant in this suit is hereby notified,
that there il on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Cedar county, aad state Of
Iowa, petition. which sets forth that the plain
tiff Is owner, in fee simple, Of the north half Of
the east half Of the northeast fractional quarter
Of section No. four, in township etghtv.two north,
and in range -four. west o. the 5th principal meri.
aiaR and situate in said county Of Cedar; that
defendant sets up title TO tie same without being
ia possesslga thereof; that by reason OF defendant
80 setting up t.tiv 10 said land eload Is cast up.
I'll tie title of p,alt.I Petitioner prays that
plaintiff may he quietc2 IL ais ttic 10 said land
and for general relief, Is.
Now. uaess said defendant sppeMs On or be
fore the LIST day Of next term Of said coult 70 he
begun G. the lth Of April, l. u. 1859. and nsss
defence 10 eaid petition the same wiii he taken a.
confessed, anG dsegac catered accordingly.
JOHN HUBER,
s ". ST.FrGRt, Atty fgr PlL
CRsrk NJ Dist Court 5sa
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eIy~The Dubuque Erpres. d, Herak

gJThe dubuque Erpres' q Herald
Gays the iron for the Dubuque Western
Railroad, as far as Langworthy, has been
purchased. This completes the road to
within sosea miles of Anamosa, and the
grading aud bridging of that seven miles
is bat atrife. The lumber for building
the station house or depot at Lansworthy
was saved here laria- the past winter :
I.psLu
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HOofIand's German Rittets.

Try them for Dyspepsia. Try them for Liver Com
plant Try them for Nervous Debility. Try them for
Constipation. Try them for Sick Headache. Try
them for want Of Appetite Try them for want Of
ergy. Try them for weakness Try them for Piles.
Ask for Hoohand's German Btters. Take nothing
else and that the signature Of C. NJ Jackson is
the wrapper Of each bottle.
The Btcrs sold by dru ggists storekeepers in
every town and village in the Inited States, Caaads,
West Indies aud South America, at IS cents per battle
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ASoTHER HAUL MADE-We hear that
the officers of the law took possession of
three b rrcls Of whiskcy, the fore part of
this week, which they found in dog
gerry in Mechanicsvillc. 1t viii be tried
uext Tuesday. Cedar county is certain
ly waking up.
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gsuf" WANTED at this office, lad to
learn the printing business, One about
seventeen years old would be preferred.
None need apply unless of known good
character and habits, to such an one a
good chance will be given.
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DISSOLUTION.


4 BsneroeHt Institution. fsta5hshad BY special ca
doumsHf for the relief Of the SICK and dstressad,
afflicted nith Ptralent aud Epidemic diseasss.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, iii view Of the aw full
destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual diseases
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
to open Dispensary for the treatment Of this class Of
diseases. in all their forms, and TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a
description Of their condition. laae, occupation hat
Of life, &c and in Of extreme poverty to fIRS
ISL MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Directors of tho Association in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the
which has attended the hors Of their Surgeons In the
cure Of Spermatorrhuca, Seminal Weakness, Gonnrr-
hpa, elect, Syphilis. tive vice Of nnanisu self
Abuse Diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder &c, and
order u continuance OF the plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report on spermat arrhBa, or seminal
Weakness, the vice oi Dnauis, Mast urhaton, Self
Abuse aud other diseases Of the seSal by the
Consulting surgeon. will be sent by mail Gin a sealed
envelope.) FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage Address for report treatment,
DIR, !. sKIULlS HOIGHfoN. Acting Surgeon How
ard Association. No South Ninth Street philadel-
phia, Pa. ll:ly8
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MoRE STRYCnSINE WnIsKEl SPILL
ED-Thc barrel of whisky thai was ia
ken at Linn Grove some two r:ccks since
was condemned, and ere this has been,
strange to say, Sc, at liberty.
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+ ST II Az =.

rI>aken up by Jackomyer Baldwin, at his resi-,
/ dcnce in Cass Township on the 18th day Of
December 1858 an estray mare, color brown
small white spot on the left side Of the neck,
right hip down, about IA ha1ds high, and snip
posed he . years old. Appraised at S25, before
u. q. LlSh, Esq.
52.sm s w. YOUNG, CTk.
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nes-Some descendant of Solomon has
wisely remarked that those who 20 to law
for damages are sure to get them
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FOR SALE,

A large quantity OF fence willow, which makes
an admirable fence also LAYTON Uackberr.
roots and keeucs Seeding Strawberries
A. GILBERT.
Upton. Feb. ?Gth 1889
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TO T. ERY FENiLE ~ TIE UNITED
STATES

Mrs. MONTAGUE's FEMALE CORDIAL.
NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs MONTAGUE for many years afflicted Wild,
most of the diseases that are common to females,
spending large fortune in ten years in try ~ the
different means Of treatment for her relief, to M
avail was prevailed upon by many Of he. fsi.ndS
to visit Cuba, December '$s, for the psrp"~e ~
reganing her former health. While there. abs
obtained prescription from Spanish Physician
"Whese silver locks
Were tending to the grave"
With which. through the mercy 81 God. she Wa
restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known 10 hundreds
Of her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine Is offered to the
public for the relief Of all the painful and dan
gcrous diseases peculiar to women, and that ID ~
female constitution IL sabJset -.
To those suffering from 'prolai,sns Uters," Au
corrhoea Amnorrhoca, MeDorrhagia Dysm.norr-
heea. Chlorosis, speedy cure can lie obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Female
Cordial Is especially recommended. II il war
ranted to, this painful disease If pcrseycrcd
In all SPIRAL affections, pain inthe region Of the
pelsis, lowness Of spirits Hystcra Sic headaches
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation of women, the Cordial will be foand Of
sn immense value
This medicine modcrates all excess and re:
moves all obstruction; 1t invigorntcs the dehllts-
ted constitution tor the duties Of life, and when
taken in middle age proves \ blessing.
Modesty forbids us. in a'publlc aivertseme MT
to make full the details but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants females, OF others, by sending three
cent stamp, can have any Information concerning
the oper III ons Of the medicine.
AGENTS wanted i'll eissge OF thG l. niteA
states Put up ia haH-piui bottles; 81 per bot
ties; 10 per cent. Oh to The trade. All orders
must be addressed to
Dr. J D. STpNEROA
(Soie Prorrpetor1
n1l.yl Lewiston n, Pa. Eek III
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TREASURES NOTICE.

Tarcs for 1883 nor due and payadie.
nUBLfC NOTICE is hereby given to the dear
people and LOVING taxpayers" Of odd &c
dra. that their County, State, School, Road and
District Taxes for the year A. y. ls5s, are now
due and greatly needed. You are therefore no
tihed.that the Law fixes the time for the payment
Of the same between the lst day Of Nov. ls5s.
and the 18TH day of January ls5a
Il is earnestly expected that You will meet the
payment ofyour taxes with promptncss and there
~ sustain your high reputation as Efficient and
prompt tax payers.
Interest at - per cent will he rigldly enforce
ell after the 18Th of January, 1859. Procure your
Road Certificates from your respective SuperYi-
sors before presenting yourselves for settlement
at this office. ii. tPiAll,
Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Rpton, Treasurers office, Nov. 18th. ls5s.
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Irffa House Hants.
FURNITURE DEPOT
w M. T "a O. IL II

General Ssa.es In all Kinds AZ Household
Snrntfnrs. stnr. large and complete. Confns
1DGs'ansy cn hand, and made to order with dis
sS1h.
Triton yan. % lisa
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sTge VII hAyr the haadsomcst and as
500 Le.. lot of Apple Irres ever ra3> -
Z - In the West The follow ing are -o..i;
~ the leadin- varieties, fE"A which any one can
select Twelve "r fifteen yaglstic- Tor thair Orch.
ard 50 that they can hatr hphrs' the whole
xtsF. We also have quite nnmter %! rev va
rletie. too snail yet for the UTciar". We cor
re,pend with NuFserymea 81 different parts OF
the country, and get AL. THE NEW NARIk.
TIES which We think worthy of adding to oar
Nursery. and are constantly dropping Oh seine Ci
the tender kinds and all such as DO not shcceod
With climate and roll.
Five wear old trees. & to 10 feet high, to y
taches through. at Is to ~ cents each-s few
still larger st IS cents. -Four year old, Ii 10 ls-
nossy !ei cents each.
.Summer ApPl>s.
Early Harvest; summer Rose; summer Queen:
sweet Juns: Sweet Bough; spice sweet
Red Juno;
FaH Appies.
White rsmto; Rome Beautv; Nai,lrns Blush;
IAmho: Golden rippn; Fall Ippin;
faI win-: Gravenstein: Wagner:
Fall sweet: Porter; sweet Pear Apple
Hinter APptes.
Striped Sweet rippin; Sweet Romantic;
1Iu0bardston Sonosach, small Romantic
Esopus sp!uenburS; Roman stem;
FM,water; yellow RsIlhower:
White " inter Tcarmsin: Baldwin:
Northern spy: W Inc sap:
gauls. Jannei; Virginia Grccning.
Pears.
Fifty cents to one dollar. Set them on dry
clayey land.
PLI5NS 50 cents
CHERRIES 50 cents each.
PEACHES 10 to = cents each.
Small Fruit
We find the Small Fruits such a. Strawberries
.1urrants Goo,chcrres RaSpherrc- and Black
berries more profitable thai any crop We have
ever raised. We have taken great pains in get
ting new and choice varieties They arc easily
propagatel, and we sell them cheap
Lawton Blackberry. 30 to 25c; Cnrrants to lie
strawberries cent; Grapes, 10 TO 2ac
Gooselerries, ! To loo; Ra-pberEie-. , to loc
Eeeryrcens
We abound in Eyergreens. and have the hand.
soonest collection ever raised in Iowa. Wchaye
had tie very best success III tranSptantinE them.
by remos ing ball Of earth on the roots. They
are all about Nuseatine. Enquire # those who
have tried Va. We have also sent them TO the
adjoining counties.
Arborvtr, fsPIsrsd.d5 Ameriean Spruce;
Red Cedar; Norway spruce
Upright Juniper, liemlorhi
yellow Pine. iargeJ flr.
Fl2,rrrinJ Shrubs.
Forty varieties Of Roses.
Climbing Roses, 2j to 20 cents.
june or Bush Roses, q! 10 50 cents.
Monthly Roses fbut few on hand 25 to 80 cts.
Bush Honey kle, = to 80 cents
Climbing Red do. 25c; Fragrant do. 25c:
ylevering Almond Csc ~vrinEa Is to 50
Locurt. Ia Fragrant Currant l2.c
Red Wa1herry, ia, Lilac, z5t
White Waxberry. rs; Snow Ball 25e
Flowering Ash. ia; virginia treeper 25f
.Jassamhs, f5c-
Grnea House Plants.
Hn We started this department Of our Sar
80 sery last fall We have large stock q
Nerhena.. Of different coiors. Grranl
ans and some other plants for sale.
Baibons Roots.
Tulips. fd'Iies, Dahiias &c.
sfuscati.e, Iowa, Feb Sd ls53-~yi 3M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-12
MuScatiue Market,

Wheat--Old. 90cWSl. Flour, $5.006t6 90 y Dbl
New G5eyI5c. Corn, in the ear, 45NL soc.
Winter. 81. Oats--Old, 5045j
Barley, 40QsG0c. " New, 35Qy Toe.
Beans 75cM$l.25. Eggs, l2s.
Apples-treen. QrSl.50. Butter, l5W70c.
Dried, $500. Hides-tireen, 530Gc.
LumherSl0W30 " 1000. % Dry flint, 1891 SC
Live cattle, - so u 50 90 per cwt.
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We Sell exclusively for Cash,

knowing that IT Is for oar mutual hensft to deal
for READr PAY OIL j.
linton February II. 1850,
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