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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-10
srA1E oE IOWA, c.p.. Cor 1r. o.:

MARGARET HAo4SAN, } In the pistric. Cour..
" in and fer said ,.u,.,
GEORGE HAGAMAN.
oGE"KGE HAG.NAN :: Sir. you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the OFF,
Of the Clerk of the District Court in and for the
county of Cedar, petition of Margaret Haga.
man claiming Of you divorce from the bonts
OF matrin,ony heretofore existing between ,ou
AID the sail Margaret.for that you have wilfully
deserted the said Margaret and absented Your
sell from ker. without u reasonable ause roI
the space vi mote than two years and tina, un.
les, you a. pear and answer thereto on or befo,,
the first day Of til" next term OF said Court TO he
begun ami holden on the Ith day Of June A. u.
l-to. Judgment will be rendered against you
and decree Of divorce entered against yon
th-.eon according to the prayer Of sad pet,-
ton.
Bi>SEI.I. & SNiNETORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ordered that the foreA oing notice be publish
ed in The Upton Advertiser" Newspaper for
ioul consecutive weeks. ALONZO SHAW
Upton. April 18th, lsGO-nl7w5
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA CEDAR COUNTY. s.:
To Thomas VIM, AnnaJeiiu T. Vim.
s. NcKtLb.n d. 70, b. j. .MNurl:
4Auierson q Wu,son, H. D. Uomacv,
branch IF the State Bank at Lowa
City, Aen d. Brewster, aad Elliott
f. Co.
" OF are hereby notified that there is now on
i file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
ConIt"t Cedar County State Of Iowa, Petition
OF George Mines claiming of Thomas Vim the
sum of twelve bundled dollars, AS morey iustly
due sand Mines on proimiss0ry note to him
made by said VIM dated LIST mo. 1858, and
pay able To the order Of SAID George lines tour
mouths after date With ten per cent inteiest from
the 18th ia, OF lad month, A. 10, l-5s;lhe prin-
clfal OF said note beng fifteen hundred dollars
Also claiming OF you the foreclosure Of mort
gag. vet forth in said petition which mo, igaRe
was given on the eighth day OF second month by
Thomas Winn and Annabella f. VIM, on the
east hall Of the northeast quarter Of section
twelve = township seventy-rine 90 range
four = west except five acres out OF the north
west corner Of said east halt for the security OF
said note said mortgages having been acknowl.
edged before Isaac Giuwel Justice Of the Peace,
aud Recorded in hook a. mortgage records Of
Cedar Go. page 40.
Now, uniess you appear and answer thereto on
or before the first day of the next term Of .aid
Court, a judgment will be rendered against You
thereon for the sum above claimed with interest
and costs and decree fore losure will be given
on said mortgage.
HUBER l. WOLF
Attorneys for George Mines.
STATE OF IOWA CEDAR COUNTY, SIS:
This notice returned with part of defendants
+" not found" it is thei efore ordered, that publ
cation be had in the TIPTUS ADvERTisEK,accord.
ing 20 law in such cases made and provided
ALONZO SHAW,
law Cfk District Court.
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1900 PictOs iaI illustrations,
Wcbster's Unabridged
DICTIONARY.


We have Just issued a new edition ~ w.h...,s
Inaridged Dictionary, containing FIFTEEN mI.N
DRIED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS R..,.,Nu
Executed.
'.oto le,'n New " lords in the Vocabulary, Table
Of synonyms, fy Prof Goodrich in which NJ. ,h.n
two thousand words are carefully discrminated form
ing fuller ~"r. on English SYNONYMS OF uself than
any other issued besides Crahb and In
Of that. Table giving Pronunciation Of Names 81 Sso
distinguished Persons Of Modern Times Peculiar use Of
Words and Terms in the Bible. With other new fea-
lures together with all the matter of Previous Editions
Comprise, in "A Volume Of l'JO pages.
"We have specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
trations They well executed, and will often b.
found useful in giving more rect idea an OBJ
ject than can be obtained BY definition ~. Y. 7r,
buns, -7prn l6th. 1859.
ave have sp cimen pages Of portions In archi-
lecture end ornhology, and find then Of artistic bsas
ty. well ofprectieal value" Christiaa Mirror
.1prii.I2, 1859
ave have specimen sheets Of these Illustrations
and can hardly see hor theyeam bs mprored IN bsssv
or oeearaey"--Bssfos ErssiHg 7ranseripf.
Sold by all Book sellers.
'Get thu best.H..(;et Webster.
G.&C. MERRIAM.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec amber, 1859.
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+ MERSoNS Patent Sugar Cane Crusher. which should
- lie i'll |he hands of every Farmer,
For sale by JAS. Il {. A. MYER
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HENRY RlrHRRQrp.
EO II 8 AL E.

x JEWELEk, WILTON Mus.
w catinc Co, Iowa. Watches Clocks ana
cwcry carefully repaired and warranted. lel5
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Singers Sewing Machine
FIFTY DOLLARS!
LAYING completed and occupied ou-
j Fire.Pro"f Manufactory-the most na great
machine shop in the world-we have siopp.,M,ee,
the event by producing a new Family Ss",;sed
Machine. containing the latest improveme,,.
the very low price Of A-..
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the nu,,,
without inducement or excuse for buying snss
the inferior machIn which infringe onr -.
ents. Competition will henceforth becom. ~
possible. A very large reduction has been my w.
in the prices of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACIIINes
for manufacturing purposes, which are v.,
know to be without any successful rival in OK
market. Much has recently been published ;s
regard to various stitches made by sewing m.
chimes We will take it for granted that n, ~.
world knows the fact, ut Singers Nachins.
make the best stitch ever invented, and do Ia.
the best style.
ES-Send for copy of L. ~ S;sxev 4 Co.,
fa,ene. which coDtains full isfoynat6r Anon,
prices sizes. etc. of sewing machineA and viii A.
snr1 lied g'nti.. l. N SINGER 4 RI
Jan. 20, 1859: 4ss Broad,cay, Ntp York
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

kK lind WORDS" ''The Angels told me so,' "Orsve
Of Rosabei,' "W lids Of the West .""Give me oecS
my Mountain IIome," sThougkts of God, I'm ws!Q
thee stil, awake Lady, Wake,' .I'm leaving thee ~
sorrow, Annie, ".Ever Of Thee" and sold Nassn.
a. sung by the students Of Princeton College, PrcsSS
cents each
New and Popular InstrumentAi.-"r aises
Garden Polka" yignette Empire Reiches Vsc
rifles" dance. price 40 cents each "Piccoon
Polka" "Swingng Schottisch," 'ThoMas Bakee s1no,
tisch," all v Ia vignettes. "NewHhernian Quaarns.
IS cents each. "Crinoline Waltz" "Dnnville Maset
ks,' "Arabian War Cry March," "Readine Poins +;
very last vorsoviani. Wemor Poke. and Alnr. ryss
Maxurka price Is cts each. HORACE WAT6Hs'
May 20, is5ol No. 3a3 broadway. New Y'rs'
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
RI. 4 STE RING.

ne subscribers Will be prepared
10 do clustering. and all other kinds Of Mason
Work. the coming season. One Of them will al.
ways Oe found at tn. New Court House,
EDWARD Golden
Upton. Jan. 30. SO. (5y1) THOMAS Golden
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TWO tNtIny VOWS ahd one I0I1e
Taken up 10y +. T. Carrie, at his residence in
center T"wnihip, Cedar County, Iowa, on me
list day of December, 4. y. 1859. one white 4
,ed COW with dropped horns 4 about & years old
an. appraised at Si4: aud one white and
black COW with line back and about six yea,s
I'D and appraised at $l2. Also one calf %.
raised 4. s..
ALoNZO SHAW. CI1.
Upton. January 18th, 1860. &C. Iowa
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A New supply Of dried ourrants and aSeSSs
~ yaisins, at T. II. ChSLpe
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Horace " atcr>. As't,
333 Broad way, New York,
Publisher Of Musit, lilusie Books:

tG'o'' .nesdeons' He10n6r re Orgnns. Organ .feco--
desrs. Martha celebrated and other (;rT,or, E,,
mrs 'lobneeHos, .fcc1rdeoas, F1utinas, FLUTES,
tH's CfarioHetfs. Triangies, Tuning Fsrks Pines
ara Hammers' piohn Boris. Best faiisn Strings.
Brass Instruments. for bands, Piano Stools, ana
C0ctrS. and Oh kiH1S or NnaicnL In strum.ut.
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, CEDAx County, ~:
To George Millet and Am N'itef:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on
file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
o; Cedar County, State Of Iowa, Petition Of
william E.. Evans, claiming of you the fore clos
ure OF certain mortgage, executed by you to
Edward Hughes to secure the payme.: three
votes ore for $500, which it is alleged has been
paid, and the two remaining for $500, each which
are unpaid, amounting with interest TO 81 ,Oa0.
which mort age conveyed the west half, OF the
north-w est quarter. of section four a.. in tow
ship seventy nine ~, north Of range four a.
west, in Cedar County, Iowa, which notes and
mortgage were duly assigned 10 the petitioner.
Now, unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the ti'st day OF the next term Of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon and decree entered against you. fore.
closing your equity of redemption in said land.
WILLIAM c. EVANS.
BY Tnos. HANNA, his Solicitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23
EXCELSIOR
NO. / PERUVIAN GUAN0
AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
Commonly known as
rNpEI CInp nrRIIRG


EXCELSIOR DEBURG,
CONTAINING Ammonia, per Ct; Phosphates,
Y 81 per cent, composed of 700 pounds OF No.
PERUVIAN GUANO, and 1900 pounds OF So
LUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Potash, So
da, and Magnesia forming the most concentrated
and durable FERTILIZER ever offered 10 inc
Farmer, combining all the stimulating properties
Of Peruvian Guano, and the durable tertillzing
properties of Ground Bones-supplying an album
dance of Ammonia for any crop and all SOILS, ana
in a perfectly fixed condition-not volatile, and
passing off with the first crop as with PERUVIAN
and other Ammoniacal Guanos, but stimulating
the crop to which il is applied, and all succeeding
ones, giving to poor, worn out and unproducuVe
soils, new life and vgor.
1t furnishes to the soil Soluble Phosphate Oh
Lime, Bones dissolved in Sulphuric acid IN a
perfectly available form, ready food Tor the plant
at once a fact of great importance to the Fa mer;
rs the immediate action and efficacy of n, ma
nures depends entirely upon the solubility OF their
phosnhates. Bones are alone used in the manu-
facture Of this article avoiding altogether the use
of the so-called Phosphate Guanos, conSldera-
bic portion of whose Phosphates are of Iron and
Alumniea, which are utterly yaiueless to the
Farmer.
The EXCELSIOR also supplies to the soil, Pot
ash, Soda, and Magnesia, which are extracted
from ii in the growth of all plants and must be
returned or the soil will become impoverished
and exhausted, notwithstanding the application OF
Guano and other Manures deficient IN Alkaies.
This article has been tested for several years
past with Peruvian and other Guanos, and now
ranks with those who have used it, as airst class
Manure for any crop common to this region MI
merous certificates to that effect furnished on ap-
plication.
Every package is warranted to be uniform In
quality, and to contain by analysis, the standard
of fertilizing properties
Farmers should see that every package bears IN
red letters the name of j. j. q +. Turner, under
the inspection-none other genuine. Price SAL
per 2000 pounds For sale in any quantity, by
JAMES c. NEVETT,
feb 9I-eo3m Sole Agent for Alexandria.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORNING, FrBnuAnr %, 1860
. GERMAN TOYS.

II is not generally known how extensive
the manufacture Of children's toys IN uer,
MANY has become, nor the full amount OF
care and attention that is Bestowed on their
construction. The best come irom one us,
tr;ct Sonneberc. in Sake Meininnen; and
the principal manufactures there IS AuoiPh
Fleischmann. whose work on the ureae Tx
hibition, 1851, excited much attohti ~, III
the southeastern district OF the oio thurin-
pian forest. are numbers who live by this
Ingenious trade: and the hereditary Duke,
fully aware of the Importance OF ITS mer-
camille improvement, has founded and lifted
ont schools for the better instruction OF the
workmen, gathering, for their use, books,
nrints, and models. The workmen are gene
rally bred to the trade; sons improve on Ia
theirs work, and, rs in other factories, it is
found that some have exclusive ability IN a
particular branch of manufacture only-a
peculiar native facility which, in so large a
factory, can be exclusively devoted to It's
own bias The use of papler-mache, III q
place of wood carving, has been the real
secret of the great Improvement IN toys; Tor
a good model in clay or wax being obtained,
it could be produced in casts by the common
est OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI CiiiiuiOii' 4AiioNAN-
advantage of papier mache was its hghtness
and hollowness- latter allowing the IN
PRODUCTION of simple machinery Tor move
ment. The cheapness of good casting tri-
umphed over the commonest, and the result
has been continued improvement in Ger
man TOYS. until those of the best class may
fairly be considered artistic models OF ma
ture, acting as educational agents where
such agents can only be introduced-that IS,
by means of play.-AH Journal.
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SCENE IN RICHMOND.

About o'clock Yesterday the vast crowd
at the African Church were thrown into
state Of the widest confusion by the cry OF
ckpockess pickpockets" MIR. George b.
Sadler, prominent Democrat and citizen OF
Richmond, was seen rushing towards the
main door, and giving the alarm in tone
which evinced the possession of a pair OF stem
torian lungs Mr.. S. had lost magnificent
gold watch and chain. valued at $500 and
therefore had good cause to give an alarm.
The Hon. Gov Fayette McMullen, of Ma
rion county, had also last a $40 overcoat
(bran new, and others had met with similar
misfortunes. Two lads saw the thief who
stole the overcoat, but were unable to effect
his arrest. Officer Morris was quickly on the
alert, but hear Of no capture being made.
Mr. Sadler, after shaking the dust OF the
African Church from his feet, went home,
and to his most agreeable surprise, found
that his friend Arson Richards, esq, had
the watch chain and about 500 in money,
all safe lie had left them in Mr.. Richards
stable before going to the Convention, but
did not miss them until sometime after he
had been in the Church, and concluded that
they had been spirited away by some expert
cherolier d. iadustrie. The Hon. Gov. Col.
Fayette McMullen was not SO Fortunate
He has not yet found his overcoat.-R'ch.
Corr. Of Petersburg Express.
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EARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS.

HHE UNDERSIGNED have formed a new
4 partnership for conducting the above bust
ness, at the OLO STAND, No. 50 kISG STREET,
ALEXANDRIA.
The experience of our Senior, for thirty seven
wears in this business alone, with long established
correspondents, authorizes us TO say that our Ia
cilties and means for doing this business are equal
to any house on the continent We pledge our
selves to our fellow citizens Of the Commonwealth,
and others, to serve them with integrity and hdel-
ity, and in a manner that shall compare lavorably
with similar establishments in Northern ciHes,
whether as TO variety Of assortment, quality Of
goods, or moderation in prices.
Our SPRING importation has been dispatched
by the ship "Annc Laurie" from Liverpool direct
to Alexandra, and our arrangements are such as
to enable us to get our goods hereafter direct 70
this port.
We only ask Southern merchants and others to
examine our stock of goods, and the prices wc de
mand for them, which settled and uniform.
We ask no patronage unless we can satisfy them
il is deserved r. IL. MILLER,
+. j. MILLER,
f. w. ASHLEY,
nzIS~ Tho old firm name Of Il. n. MILLER,
son d co., will he continued.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. %, king-Street.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 40, G'mon-Streef.
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand OF
IL Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No %, King street, We beg leave to call
the attention of farmers to our large and well SO
lected stock of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUAN0S.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, Cat
No. 40, Union street. where we will soon be able
To furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of ow own Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect to furnish of the best quality.
jan MEADE 4 MARYE.
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ADDISON, WALLACE ( co,
No. 2S. King street
feb

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE am an
Y thorized by Mrs. Emma L. Carter, TO sell her
farm. in Fairfax county containing about II REE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES lying be
tween the Little River Turnpike, and the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad very short distance
from either, and bounded partly by the extension
of the Manassas Gap Railroad. The distance from
Alexandria by the Turnpike, is about five miles.
One third of the land is cleared and under fence,
and the residue is in wood; and there are about 40
acres of rich bottom aEd The tract is we'll wa
tered by several never-failing springs, and by a
stream which runs through it, The improvements
are comfortable, consisting Of frame Dwell
f?s LING AND KITCHEN, stables, corn house,
E &c, in good repair.
The tract is now occupied by Mr.. John Malone,
who will show il to persons desiring to purchase.
The terms will be made accommodating.
nov 5--eotf K JOHNSTON.
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m NOTICE.
L lie copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of JOHN LEADBEATER X son, i
dissolved by the death Of the senior partner,
JOHN LEADBEATER. All persons having
claims against the late firm, will please present
them to the subscriber, and those indebted, will
please pay when called upon.
EDWARD 5. LEADBEATER,
Surviving partner Of Jno. Leadbeater 4 son.
Oh m ff--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23

A FUNNY INcIDENT.--The appended negro
story copied from a Southern correspondent
of Boston paper, is not bad. General G..
gave his black man Tawney, funds and per-
mission to get a quarters worth OF zoology
at menagerie, at the same time limiting to
him the striking affinity between the Simla
and negro races Our sable friend soon found
himself under the canvass, and brought
too in front of sedate looking baboon,
and cycling the bibo quadruped closely, soiilo-
quized thus: "Folks, sure's you're born; feet
hands, proper bad looking countenance;
just the niger getting old, ! reckon" Then
as if seized with bright idea, he extend
cd his hand with genuine Southern "How
dye do, uncle?" The ape clasped the
negro's hand, and shook it long and cor
daily. Tawney then piled his new acquain-
lance with interrogations as to his name,
nativity and former occupations; but elic-
ting no replies beyond a knowing shake Of
the head or merry twinkle Of the eye, (the
ape was probably meditating the best way of
tweaking the darkey's nose,) he concluded
that the ape was determined to keep non
committal; and looking cautiously around,
chuckled out, "He, he? you too sharp for 'em
ole Teller; keep dark; if you jes' speak one
word of English, white man have hoe IN
your hand in less than one minute"
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| -
IT NOTICE.
| u NDER the authority Of the last will and tes-
lament Of John Leadbeater, decd, the DRUG,
| PAINT and OIL BUSINESS, lately conducted
under the firm of j. Leadbcater & Son, viii be
continued by the undersigned, EXecutrlN, uhueT
the style of LEADBEATER & CO., for the ben
| eft of his estate.
| BY the last will and testament Of the said John
| Lcadbeater, the undersigned is authorized to con
tinue the business for the benefit Of the estate.
| and not only his assets in said firm, but all his
estate is responsible for the liabilities contracted
| in carrying on the business
Having employed my son, EDW akD ,. LEAD
| BEATER, to conduct said business, the estate ~
the said John Leadbeater will be responsible 'or
all liabilities contracted by him IN carrying On
said businesS-he being fully authorized - sign,
or use the name Of ''Leadbcator & Co., Tor that
| purpose.
| The liberal patronage extended to the ilrm ~ =.
Leadbeater 4 Son, is respectfully solicited
MARY 7. LEADBEATEk,
EXecutrix Of John Lcadbeater, deceased.
9dmo l6-lm
4 UCTION BARGAINS AT CREIGHTON'S
n AUCTION HOUSE, No. S, King, street,
Alexandria, Na.--Ihe subscriber informs nlS
TRENDS that me ABOVE ofahen = ~ =
no manner hteriereS WIN ms rosul,' H''""'.o Z
| ana Housekeeping business, put only serves -
throw INTO ms hands great many bargains,
which ne otherwise WOMB no, receive: 49,, -, : =
constantly receiving goods ior SAFE I AuIlloN'
and country merchants, anu otheFS can save ~
ney by examination. lie has on hand ~ the
present time numerous eonsignmen'S' y y sofa Y
| bargain
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TTARDWARE, CUTLERY, HoUSE-KEEP-
il IL ING ARTICLES &c.-The subscriber has re-
ceyed already the present season. variety of goods
in the above line, purchased upon favorable terms
which enables him to offer goods at low prices
Having had o long and large experience in buying
and selling Hardware, he knows when aud how 10
buy to the best advantage. He offers Inducements
to Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, House keepers,
and all others to give him call 1t will cost
nothing to look IN and examine goods, and you
may save by the operation, as has been done in
many easef. All business transactions warranted
to gives satisfaction.
Is IS ese JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
feb ~ No. IS King street.
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~ BASKETS HEIDSICK
~ 20 Cabinet
ID /" Golden Cluster
with various other brands Of Champagne also
pure old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines for
sale III lowest marketratcs, by
dec ~ RIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 co.
NILC0X 4 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
w Just received, another Of those elegant
Machines t. which the attention Of the Ladies is
respectfully solicited Prices $50 and $35 For
sale BY Lteb y z. Z. BERRY Y King.st.
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nIssnLmTION

HJHE CO-PARTNERSlllP heretofore existing
under the firm of r. H. MILLER, SON &
CO.. was dissolved by limitation ON the Isl ultmo,
by the retirement of WARWICK Nj. STABLER
and SAMUEL HOWELL. AS it is important
that the business of the late firm should be settled
up as speedily as possible, all parties indebted will
confer great favor upon the subscribers by an
early payment of their accounts
Il. II. MILLER,
L. j. MILLER,
Alexandria 2 mo 9-1m f. W. ASHBG.