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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
4 Mountain Of Books.

The State Of Ohio annually appropri.
atcs about sS2,OOO to the purchase Of
school apparatus, and books for her
School Libraries THIS large amount is
raised BY tax Of one ter tn Of mill on
the dollar of the entire property valuation
of the State. Under this law, the Hon.
Anson Smith, State Commissioner of
Schools, concluded contract, last Sep
'smber, with the Messrs. Appleton, Of
this city, to supply the State with her
library books for 1859. Accordingly, al
the free space on the floor of the i'm.
mense salesroom Of AppIeton's, is now
occupied by great masses Of these books,
piled solIly ike bricks, ready for pack
iug and shipment. Ia bulk, they meas.
ure over 25 solid cords, aud they weigh
seventy eight tons. Piled Oh end, on .
shelf, in the usual manner, and as close
together as possible, they would extend
from the City Hall to Union square, or =
distance of two mi'es We understand
that Messr5. Appleton have made ar.
rangements to transport the entire 10, BY
a special freight train, to be run straight
through from this city to Columbus. Tho
bindlng, which is uniform, is beautiful.
ard substantial Each volume is letter.
Cd on the back, with the title of the
book, anthor's name, and the mark Of the
'Ohio State Library, 1859. ."-Nep York
Iib}ne
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The River Of Life.


Blood is the mighty river of life, the
mysterious centre of chemical and vital
actions as wonderful as they are indis
| pensabIe, soliciting our attention no less
by the many problems it presents to the
speculative ingenuity, than by the prac-
'icai conclusion to which these specala-
tons lead. 1t i. a torrent impetuously
rushing through every part Of the b. dy,
carried by an elaborate net work Of YES
sells, which, in the course Of twelve
months, conveys to the various tissues,
three thousand pounds weight Of waste
~ every moment Of our lives there is
nearly ten pounds ofth> Huid rushing in
one continuous throbbing stream from
the heart through the great arteries.
which branch like tree, the vessels be
coming smaller As they subdividc, till
they are invisible to the naked eye, and
then they are called capiIlaries, chair like
vessels although they arc no more to be
compared to hairs than hairs are with
cables These vessels form network
finer than the finest lace-so fine, in
deed, that if we pierce the surface st al
most any part with the point of needle
we open Que Of them and let out it's
blood
La these vessels the blood yield, some
OF It's nutrlment materials, and receives
IN exchange, some of the wasted pro
d"cts Of tissue; thus modified the stream
continues it's rapid course backward to
the heart, through a system of veins.
which commence myriad Of capllaries
that form the termination Of the arteries
The veins instead of subdivding like the
arteries, become gradually less and less
numerous, their twi igs entering branches,
and branches trunks, until they reach the
heart. No sooner has the blood poured
into the heart from the veins, than it
rushes through the lungs, and from them
back to the heart and arteries, thus COM
pIe,ing the circle or crcumocution.
This wonderful stream, ccaselessly cir
culatinc. occupies the very centre Of the
vital organs, midway between the func-
tlons OF nutrition and excrtion, feeding
and stimulating the organs into activity.
and removing from them all their useless
material In its torrent, upwards Of for
ty different substances arc hurried along;
1t carries gases, it carries salts--it even
carries metals and soaps. Millions of
organized cells float in its liquid and Of
these cells which by some are considered
organized entities, twenty millions are
said to die at every pulse of the heart, %
be replaced by other millions. The iron
which washes onward can be separated
Professor Bernard used to exhibit lump
IN his lecture room--nay. one ingenious
Frenchman has suggested that coins
should he struck from the metal extract
ed from u c blood Of great men. Let NO
one snggest that We would wash our
hands with the soap extracted from sim
liar sources, -- Btackwoods .Magasin,.
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cover circumference Of five acres -
Each Of these has a complicated system
| Of vessels for the circulation Of its juices
Some trees have leaves narrow and short;
others--as the talipot of Ceylou--havc
leaves so large that one of them can shell
ter fifteen or twenty men. Some cxu-
| viate their leaves annually. as whole
robe, leaving the tree nude its bare stem
towering aloft and its bran ches spreading
themselves uncovered in the sky; while
others drop their leaves one by one, new
ones constantly growing in place Of the
dsmembered, and the tree thus retain
ing perpetual verdure.
In the animal kingdom about 10000
different species have actually been as.
certained. There are 600 species of
mammalia--those that suckle their young
the most of which are quadrupeds. or
birds, there are 1000 species; of fishes,
5000; Of reptiles, 1000; and of insects
there are $4,000 species. Besides these
there are 5000 species of she'll FISH, and
not lsss than 100000 species of animal
cules invisible to the naked eye!
Some forms OF life require moist at
mcsphere, others a dry A blue water
lily grows in the canals Of Alexandria,
Egypt, which, when the water evaporates
from the bed Of the canals, again grows
and blossoms. Aud some Of the lowest
animals may be completely dried and
kept on in this state for a great length of
time, that WILL when submitted to nois--
ture, resume tho functions of life Some
plants are adapted only to particular eli
luatcs; others grow in different climates
but they do not flourish equally we'll in
each. A tree which in tn. Southern
States attains a height Of 100 feet, at
Great Slave Lake, the northern limit at
which it is found, becomes dwarfed to
shrub of on y FIVE feet high. Life, both
vegetable as well as animal - infinitely
modified but in all cases its best devel.
opment is only under those conditions to
which 1t is especially adapted
How manifold are thy works, O Godl
In wisdom hast thou made them all. -
Life Illustrated.
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Fanny Fern and her Husband.

\ New York letter writer says.
Standing. This morning, at the corner
Of Ann and Nassau streets. saw, 70 the
first time the renowned Fanny Fern
She with her husband, James Parton,
authcr of the life Of Aaron Burr. had
just left the Office Of the n. Y LeGqey
til" sanctum of the Immortal Bonner
Fanny Fern looks. for all the world, like
the Nillises, She Is not handsome;
nithcr is she very young looking but
there is sparkle in her eye, and de.
icrminution in her face, which bespeak,
alike, genius and command Fanny Fern
has becomc-well, what some people
would call rich. She dresses well, of
course, but ne, .fashionably. liked her
looks much, and | hope her husband will
excuse me for sa, ing so publicly.
James Parton, the husband of Fanny
Fern (of course every body knows tha,
it is only her momme DE- p'"nse, for she
really hates deception,) IS dappcr little
mnn, with black whisk.rs, about rs tail,
but not quite 50 fe>hy, IS Tx Marvel"
He is of a very gen'lemanly address,
(and dress a'so,) with thoughtful Cas-.
Of couEtenance,
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NO. XVII.

Greek, tearing ANY, the hil,s, displaoilg &
ponderous boulders, preci pitating stumps,
logs, trees, and everything in its path,
into the va!lry below. A field te onging
to Mr.. Kelly, and under cultivation.
was covered in spots to the depth Of hf.
teen and twenty feet. The ranch Of Mr..
McCarty, lower down on the creek, was
materially injured; and TIE ranch of
Mr.. Taylor, still lower down, sustained
damage to the extent of several thousands
of dollars Miners we're driven from
their claims-some with tie loss Of the Z
to 8, improvements, sluic boxes, &c
and others to behold the labor Of years
destroyed, beyond the hope of profit or
reclamation. The spectacle. ,notwithstand.
iny its serious results, is described ~
having been sublime"
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A BUTCHERS SHoP IN PA Is.-A
considerable crowd some days back, press.
cd around a ncw butchers establishment
at the corner Of the Rue Trouchet aud
the Rue Neuvedes Mathuriu.. Upwards
Of 80 metres IN length, it is entirely FL
led up with white marble o. silver carya-
tides. 4 fountain Of water. six feet IN
diameter, plays in the centre OF the .hop,
and vases OF flowers and shrubs are dis.
posed bout with i certain gree oS
taste. Thlrty-nine persons are employed
in the establishment, which offers each
morning for sale 20 oxen, 20 calves and
60 sheep. The grea, novel feature q
this establishment is that while rrofess-
ing to sell cheaper than any other shop
in Paris, it delivers with each parcel Of
meat ticket which entities the buyer
to share III the profits ii, the end Of ,hs
month. It is reported that thrifty faith
crs Of families are low forcing their ap.
pctites TO eat enormous quantities Of
meat, ~ the idea that they are thereby
laying up portions for their daughters,
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Variety in CREATION

There are $4,000 species Of plants on
exhibition in the Museum of Natural
History in Paris. The whole number of
species in earth and sea canno. be less
than from four to FIVE hundred shyusand.
These arc Of all sizes. from the invisible
forests ip bit Of mouldiness, to the tow
erng trees Of Malibar-50 feet in cir
cumfcrence, and the bnnians whose shoots
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For the Upton Advertiser.
TO LAyINIA.
BY KITTY CARROLL.

'oia thine arms around me dearest, let Inc lear
upon thy breast
for my brain is throbbing wildly and | fair
would be At rest "@f
Let your cool soft fingers rest upon nv flushed
aud heated brow.
anu 'et ine hear your gentle v,ice like music
soft and low. .
l am weary oh, so weary fold me closer, close,
still
would Danish all the care and pain tha. now my
pulse thrill;
" life would lie 50 turdensome, desser, seem,
ii 1t were not for the sunny srots thou hast left
IN memory.
There are many, very many, that are very dear
But there surely is nat any, that love so we'll
as the;
There is none that have pow or ia .mp.,t 20 sweet
calm.
or in dark aflictons lonr to apply consoIing
And never have forgotten when in grateful
lrayer bend,
To thank my Heavenly Father for sach faith.
fuI friend.
Nnscarne, April II, 1852.
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ssa~ When thou doest good, do, it be,
cause 1t is good: no. because men esteem
it SO, When thou avoldest evil, Gee
men speak asains. ii. Be honest for the
love Of honesty, aud thou shal: be uni
formly so
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pD- y young lady says that i cart
wheel has nine fellows, it's a pity if wo-
man can't have one. Sensible girl
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JOHN Ill Der.

AfrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
u LAW
Office a: thes sart House, T IA County Super
in.cnd-n' Upton. Iowa.
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MOI. All Al,

leHN :. TCTilILl- NOTARY ~ IL, Upton
y Cedar Cssmy. scci. Rsrtga bills OF
Ale &c. &c. drawn and acknow iedged; oaths
aamias.crcd: protesting, or any other rotarlal
sttes attended to may 1anZa.Gm-"3m
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THOMAS HANNA

4 TTOaNEI AT LAW. aud General Land
n Agent, wilson, A4scaslre Co. Iowa. ail.
o. al to aay baSlRess entrusted 10 hlin. Ia Nus
"a ,ae. Cedar. or ADJOINING Counties 81 Iowa. "a
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Exchange OmCe!!
TAILORING. TT

.I,he Soo-criber has resumed the tailoring husi
/ ness At the old stand, one DOR Nar'h OF
Browns furniture store, "hffe ne VIZ w, p..'
-. /, waiting on those who may favor him vsth
Iheir custom Clothing made on short notice. In
the a.est and best style and at prices 70 SUIT the
tim. W. ELLIOTT.
Tfpton Dee lth. n49,tf
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Rates Of Advertising
square insertion, s,oo
Each si9scl luent insertionpersvuare, SO
| square months, 90
| Dc i do an
do l year, lnoo
do montss, coo
dc do .no
do l year. loo
1 Column year, s50o
kalf Column l year, 450o
uaa,ter Column | year, $500
III Ten lines or less of Minion make y saua,e
Law, Professional, and othe, cards, Of fire
ssss, less, per year, S. and for each adj.
ional line, 81.
Hafsearly aud yearly advertisemsnt,tobe to be
aid FOR quarterly in advance.
All advertise ments published ustii ordered
at, and charged accordingly.
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Arr0t tSET ASL Cur> >-rGi8k At LAW.
NJ Ill Purchase and sell Rral Estate, locat
" Lasd Warrants, attend I" the Payment Of
Thes, Investigation ctttties, convey ancing, &c.
Tnticul ,r attention given to col ectsons. All
tlst nass iutrussel 10 bis car" viii ae sttcAc< q
- with Fromptness ri FlIItrs.
TOIfce in the Court House with lie Re
n Ter. Tiplon, Iowa.
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NTINNNIll y Z KSzIE)

Ok. HAkrS rrcrr,p1F rrrR,cy,
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY Falling Sick
ess, and ali Affections of the Nervous system.
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine is
1t has been before the public OVER TWENTY-FIVE
BEEN resoreG XIII AND through
tR2t 4s edapghsF sgFs%
hS h his vs Sn c had FIFE FsRt E s
cures Of Epilepsy, Of FIVE TEN and TWENTY years
one package more efcacous than THoUsAN CERT
Fo4HESX R Z nss rassSS& a diRe
S sT Agenes fer hf United gea States
'''Fi'AN'0N b BH fifG5B;i EsfREkT,
aplseoly-lawr Baltimore
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ FRANCIS i IL PEA GRt 8p!i AND LEATHER
the P s h ga ss n to tbs n TeN o M
old Stand and door from Lombard street oPGoste
and complete assortment Of EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER, especially HemlOck and Oak Sole Leather,
Calf Skins French Calf skins ETC. wholesale and Fetal
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS BARK Mills best and com
Hides and Leather bought and sold on commission and
cash advances made on consignments
For further information address = - ,rr-r,,
Culver PLATED GOODS,
Tea Sets, Spoons and Forks Fork -
Liquor and Table Casters,
y.
Table Cutlery, fine Ivo-s and CommOa
Table Mats,
Japanned Toilet Sets
Tea Trays, Walters,
Coal Holds, &c,
At lowest ppc2s at PARIS CHINA HALL,
diff 2Il Baltimore street
T W. RICHARDSON,
No. IL NoRrH q ny STREET
CLOTHING MADE
70 ORDER
MAJOR ROBT. RAIL-,
mh4t, CUTTER.
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2abLtt SAILS.
BY LENNON 81 BROGDEE
BUCHANARS WHARF

BY LENNON q BROGDEF
BUCHANANS WHARF
I'm TUESDAY, 23d instant, at II O'Clock,
Vat the auction stores Buchanans wharf the cargo OF
brig K; r. kirkland, consisting Of
01 < HHDS. P r. SUGAR
IT DO. DO.
% DO DO.
Ok CASKS P. R. MOLASSES
. VIII be added
2nn BAGS RIO COFFEE-slghtly damaged
al8,ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Aucfrs
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Daper 4allaina an0 NpboIsteru

paper 9allaing anb Upholstery
WALTER 81 GRo &C ! ;, Jn, STREET,
Invites the attention Of purchases to his very extensive
P GeR2Rg Al b bRd fE32R HE CLOTHS
Embroidered Cloth s BaRo and Fable COVERS
Plain CLOTHS, in different coors, with silk vandyck
Holbein and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfriw
DIAPER HANGINGS.
L HOWELL 4 BROTHERS,
900 BALTIMoRE STREET, Opposite HanoverQ
Would call the attention Of wholesale buyers and the public
sens'''y 10 i PH f fI!pK$ oTf'y 1SNGINGs,
n9T from their PaftS and includes al m
aeGeqt grade high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERs
Those buying to sell again as well those wanting Pa
pernE done are invited to view the assortment he
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No. - NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Would respectfully inform his customers that he has just
opened and is prepared to furnish an elegant assert
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
cAYoPF az q J Efe atsf 5yG R S2a PaeRP1N
BLiNDS and WiNDoW SHADES
FREc fyeT X 9si 5 9&T with general assortment of
vurrr ,xn l AMyERHEcAN PAPER HANGINGs.
WHITE AND cHE GkSToS MATING
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
ap5-lY FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
7 ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS II
- MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
900 BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has received large addition to his extensive stock OF
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORNICES,
CURTAIN BANDS,
CANOPIES, &c.
His assortment is better than offered 10 this
city.
Also large stock of
" IN q W H AID S,
Silt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted, Transparent &c, fine
Cambria.
All widths and coors Of
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order.
A well selected stock of
P f. II G n GS,
Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH, ENGLISH { AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
His stock includes all the different qualities and styles
from the cheapest and planest to the richest and enables
him to suit any taste
A fine selection of FRI BOARDS on hand
az Town and country orders promptly attended to.
,pbI tfrl
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3UUks ann Statlnnfrn.
AQrttnltural.

GU NO.
W. are FE REeFd VIII P s9o of genuine
and other GuANoS to supply orders from Farmers Com
Our extensive trade in GUANos of known value and es
ahshed reputation only, and necessarily large purcha
ss' beng 81 Sasffs MI fsfS from the
enables us to supply farmers and merchants at lowest prices
ana on the most favorable terms.
W, Our PERUVIAN GUAN0 is alw ys delivered from the
Warehouses of the Government agent thereby aorling
guarantee to purchasers of its GENUINENESS and PU-
tas G from Eb& SSB pT %pSf p
and is pronounced by the Inspector superior to
large per centags Of AMMONIA contains well as from
the unusual DRYNESS of the entire ctrgo
re- Purchasers will take that this cargo has our name
Wehave also for sale genuine A A BROWN MEXICAN
WHITE MEX1CAN, S0MBRERo and other Phosphate Gu
adapt them to particular soils can be supplied with
variety and IN any quantities - ,,,,, ~
jy2l-tf [A6tsw, s6tawl Bowiy'S wharf
"FxCELsIoR," ,., = 80.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
- No"'"iiii's' I Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent.
Warranted the most concentrated universal durable
properties of Peruvian Guano and the durable fertizing
S G o adhPfg1 for all soils and in
Every package bears the inspection mark aud
Price $i5 per 1000 lbs. JL&F TURNER,
mhl6-u ~ Pratt street Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME-lOO bbls.
a
respectfully call the attention of the trade We supply
any quantity that may be wanted. GRANT & BROTHER,
81 Exchange Place. fe26tf
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct importa-
ton and in prime order liberal discount to C0mh,is
SION Merchants. For sale by MACDONALD DUGDALE.
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO-Contain
than the ordinary per centage phosphates
and in good barrels, for sale by MACDONALD u DUG.
DALE. rnh4-tf
A A MEXICAN GUANO, GROWN Very
Archn Phosphate Of Lime, containing % per cent more
than the standard of fine texture and free ofevery impurty
For sale in bulk or bbls. by -. +. TURNER,
feI9-tf ~ Pratt street, Bait
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABR0WN lin bulk bbls containing from 60 to 65 per
cent OF Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by cargo less
quantities by j. J. & + TURNER,
fel9-tf ~ Pratt street
DERUVIAN GUANO.-l, 900 tons No. Peru
L Wan GuanO discharging from vessels direct from
Chncha Islands, in beautiful order, for sale quantities
suit liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
and Clubs purchasing lots of5l tons upwards NAL
COM y Co, Wood street Bowlys wharf. felO-tf
EUANO GUAN0l
VIM. F. MURDOCH
Agent, No. So Exchange lace.
am now prepared to sell the lowing Phosphate
GUANOS to the trade and farmers
BROWN COLUMBIA NEYASSA, 1885 per cent bone
phosphate of Lime
Also, WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN
d23tf
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daattrinG 99lAtfs.
SEA BATHING

4 sszSU SEA BATHING
s5a4i.s 49, ,.,-, ...,Ar, -,.....
@sESz~s S8sA&-0LD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S
STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord street,
DAILY Sundays eXcepted) at five o'clock, F. NJ, for Old
Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So giving the passenger the privilege
to remain the whole season.
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent
ielT-tocl Baltimore Steam Packet C0mpanv
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7 UMBERl LUMBER
II NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard at No ~ West Falls Avenue % yard south OF
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md
would respectfully call the attention Of friends and
the public generally large assortment Of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing and all kinds OF White
Pine Also, Temock, Framing Fencing, and Flooring,
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Laths, Pckels,
&c are prepared furnish orders wholesale and RETAIL
with Dispatch on the accommodating terms,
our large manufacturing establish
IIrnt- Beaver Minis, Centre county, Pa.
nlg-tf EDWARD TURNFp 4 CO
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%MnbRr.

WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w MBER, STAVE,A AND
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANT,
Y. f. corner f. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait
Win attend to selling all kinds Lumber, StaTe, Shocks,
Grain, &cr and ell orders for same
REFER TO
Messrs. Magaw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RI. Co Bait
NJ. z. kimbali, Esq, Baltimore
ID &: Springer, Esq, Custom House. Baltimore
Fenby 4 Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa
W. Miller, Esq. Burlington Pa. mhT-H
T UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS ETC
Just landed and for sale at wharf
100000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet Al and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
large of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr ghs and
others Also every variety of Building Material all OF which
we Offer at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN * CO.,
West side of Union Dock,
ap7tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
I UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS. -
- OAK,
HICKORY.
JOS. THOMAS X son,
felT-tf corner Park and Clay streets
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Mants.

IXTANTED.-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN
w IN A WHOLESALE WINE AND LIQUOR ESTAB-
LISHMENT To suitable pc fair compensation will
be given with the prospect Of an interest i'll the business
Address B d., at this Office with name and references
SITUATION WANTED.-For a lad about II
oyears of age of fair education honest and Industrious
with good references Would be useful about store or
Office Apply at the counting room of the Daily Exchange
als-lw
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
entirely, with aservant, DESIRE before leaving
town for the summer, to make ARRANGEMENTS Tor !e
and winter by engaging several Parlor anu Cha
bers which they viii furnish themselves IN commodious
and comfortable house, where there are Jew OF no ier
boarers in the northwestern portion oil the city Ac
Communications be rendered person commencing an es
Enlistment which will diminish the outlay OF
capits at first starting Address &C. at this Office
without delay. Jeb-u