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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

WE again have the pleasure of informing
our friends and customers that, by econo.
my ana machinery, We are enabled TO offer Won ,
large ana varied assortment ri fURNI UitE =,
A Reduction Of from 10 to 90 Der cent.
from former Prices.
Our stock of CANE EAT WORK is varied
and complete. OF Sofas, Chairs and Rocker, we
nave good assortment in alnut aud mahogany
OF the YER, latest styles. Common wood Chairs.
hedsteads, Bureaus. DC, in any amount.
All we ask Is a Call
from those about purchasing Gas we still stick
TO our old rule, to sell good article at a reason.
able price, and we will risk the balance.
$. &. 7. STEIN
Muscatine. Iowa, Nov. Is. l>G0,
ESTRAY MARE,
TAKEN UP by Frederick OIL, at h il residence
~ Cover Township Cedar county, Iowa, on the
.bth day OF September. lsG0, bright BAY
MARE, supposed to be three years old last
spring; with black name and tail, white spot
n s:is in the forehead; no other mark or bra and
'srceivable. and appraised at $500.
ALONZO SHAW. Clerk
OF Cedar county, Iowa
Upton, Nov. :, lsGO--n46m3
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&. n. SCOTT,

..-. s &. r. SCOTT, -...
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
a TIPTos, CEDAR COUNTY, Iowa.
once IN Court House, with County Judge.
Nov. Is, lsGO--n4e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

For Sale.
8 vEB .a1sle .. Chandeliers; also, a few
4 Lar au' eIo .or churches will be sold a,
No. JAMES MYER. j..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

aEtIdIHtHt VI BaHh1Hg INV 1,'oV'
Last year kirkwood's majority in the
county was $50.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.


bound in Wind s, light
SANDY HOOK. Apra g. ssnfet-Ns inward b.~,d vessels
l15 AM. Wind sw, light; weather cloudy.
FORT LAFAYETTE Apri g. supsss-No inward bosna
vesselsdn sight. Wind W, light; weather cloudy.
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP AMERICA, ST Boston from Liverpool 10
tact with schr Star Brookngs from Boston for Gardiner at
1880 yesterday morning Of Bird Island The Star had port
bow stove, and both nsssts and joboom carried away.
WHALE SBiP Bragg from Tahiti of and for New
Bedford, q; Monevideo Mach condenneino further
ea sS So and 5 Gn sn a I
arrived home would have lost about sC0O She valued
when abe sailed from home with outfits and insured
in New Bedford for S.4,W0.
ship of Sicily Islands "a inst fire. She
apparently an Am cotton ship. Her ali gone, and
q schr was near her,
BRIG SEA FoAx Baltimore Matanzas nigh. of l4,h
n IN ana run s by ss s
night OF Thomas Point Was again INTO by propeller
hound down. and had sssrbosrd rail and chanpaes carried
away.
BRIG CAxoSI, from Dsren for Eavana before reporte
lumber and shngles which sold public auction Nas
the 2sh for s4oo The hull sold At The time
Brig GLOBE, Hughes. Of and from Philadelphia bound to
int Bermuda The evening Of 18Th al. 10
iI se souSware when IS hours ont ana
which has kept the pumps going ever since.
scHR PAcKHR-t VIII be recolected tina. Capt Hemng
last seen & he maze George smith he was Coating he ~
ter and Of the Yankee Boy. men AFTER
him .s Re sasd ~ S p: sSs ind s
one oar through heavy They reached Essex O.
searns, he cook.
scHR AlABAxA previously reported ashore New Inlet
Bar NC has foeed after hro wing overheard
leaky.
scHH BsA PICK. Gardner from Providence for Jackson
vle into Norfolk lib mat for repairs having lost beoon
ssd centre board, and ~ ss esing heavy BIOS on w
Igt, Of he LII,
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Fort or SeW YnrH ~-" at iva"
CLEARED
Ship Zone Fullerton, Qusbec-Delano Capen.
Ship North Atlantic Graves, st Iohn-G Pa Y Lunt
Ship g Barney, Barney; ALPHABETICALLY Post
BaI l cserokee. hopkins: ChAsleson.
zig John Boynion Hilc'isy' Fori Dc Isnba-x Hncsey
R5s ssnshss fFce c.TesUs:-E sqcs Co.
s,is sesS s,ies ss.s; esiyss,en-p Murray
s5s S.assr si kis S spsisss'eas Kss!.ss
ss hs ,s hns
sshr Alma Curry. oernSas.~p I Pswot ' :,
s Se We p, nlI De% rerwasnSusnC aEJ Rsters
s.hr L EdwsId., smith Wilminat on-Dollner Potter.
sehr Snow. Robbins Eizs0eshport Carver 4
sehr Garland Parsons, Machiss--smpson Mayhem
Sleep ha ar,,a Gorwiu ,rovidenoemA,Mss.:
soop Phoenix, Shepherd, New HAven-Master.
soq!ha%s!on Ayr! 10 Pm VIII mdss and 20 pssss.ser:
casls Garden Al 1875 Pm She brings passengers
e s%:a sG.: s @ . 0 5s So:
Bee I'D lat 40 81 Ion SO 49, ssed steamahip Ednburg
hence for ysrgoo lsth 10Th and ast experienced heavy
Steamship Berry Charleston 40 hours with ndse
n Cape Lossou, sissslzsd s;esmstp Marsn hence fer
s.esmshiu Chesapeake. crowen. Portland, with mdss
Ban Ssnry Paul 1msy, T. with tess 4c to A Low
ana Sd ss the
have no, ured royal since leaving Annoy until
taking po nce then have had strong NE Winds Passed
anjer With ship Florence nightingale for Caao.
Feb TO- lat 90 spoke Br sbp Juanpore Macao
dom March lat so 06 Ion IL Is Br ship Robert
Henc erson from whanpoa london 30h lat 222 Ion
81 81 w. spoke Br ship Flying Cloud from London for Monte
video
Bark Edward Hill of NewburyporD Arey, ST Jaga 20 days
with and melsGo To master
Brig Warwick tof Bal inore) fanfare, Rio Jaueiro
days with coffee, TO D Morgan Has experienced heavy
~estber
schr British Queen tBr johnson, Nassau MP days. with
fruit. 10 Epess.
sehr Arm Elizabeth 3D. Phrney ST Andrews NIB 10 days
with laih 10 II J 4 G pewolf.
schr Protection, Davis Machas, 10 dsys.
Schr Cherub, Bailey, Gardner. IL days.
Echr Cnv ard, Prenconb. Sullivan, 10 days
Schr Governor, Chase. Boston, 4 days.
Schr Pan'hes, Clsrh, Boston, days
Schr Pavilion Baker, Glouceater.
gchr y Elizabeth, Gloucester.
Schr Mary Mangam, Wheeler GloI >es.er, 8 DAYS,
sohr IAllsb Rookh Crane weeiheet 8 days
Schr Nathaniel Chase, peene New Bedford.
Sehr Eva Tourgee Providence 2 days.
Schr Ysntic, Barrier, Westerly. DAYS
Schr Copia, Bearse, Albany for Bosom.
schr Gazelle, Bolt, Albany for Boston,
fchr Sarah ScDonsld Kelley, Albany for New Bedford.
sloop Riepzi, Briggs PaviGctet 2dsys.
steauer kepnebec. Hand. Philadelphia
SAHEn
Ships Swordsh, Eonr Kong Ellen Austin Liverpool bark
John Benson, Ponce, PR; and o.hers.
Wind during the day sw, light.
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reom, ,th oa,y half dozen Witnesses. cchets wiz he
sold ncwever at the unusual price which, nenteaed
You in my last letter (fs) and whether the ngh
or or not, the conbatans viii each make very "good
thing" out OF the sale. The people who start 10 ~
ness the interesting amusemeAtare "sold, they m as
pocket Che loss, while Sayers and Heensn VII pocket the
proceeds The tickets win be ready del very Fri
day next, and already learn that than thousand
names have been "booked' for them II viii be great
relief whe this long agony is over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

:s S:;s 4.
isss De,,ielson, ana VIM smith sniis, Wilmington, NC
s:n; a.s sssasps Hem sss: 4
ss sa Si Sis ~ .r rsS. F:l f.. .ss
g pS 14a f e nm b.
%ssi i su az. s ESs'yn ao%ss Sunny
And ls ssi1 Ts"aI as 49, 49,
Sss:S S.. @
o SASR ok p,. Agr iA. :eh: jayne Bos
ace Ben Franin drsenesf of Bo: Sonn Wshsw
sts r s w I'D s s9.
ss v.S %s
Smith NYo,k; brig Pi.arTo s.urgss. %; schrs VIM
lsdsn cam pSasdslDsla So isS shDs Sam 6annns
as'. sn ss: tSsas
bark re, A Cecsran Moves Istanzas
n. s: ssssssse Cs..
JeIdsS and Far wes, Page, NIork bark wseins Wrd
IGs ln s shS:S shopson Die. man BRINE L.nds 81
ereoo Sbssca. Henill B'emen; Edw oBden, Fountain.
GepSs Sp brig Asyador Pages. BArcelonA, Henrte
y. is;smA.S sissp.Sp: H.e.n. Neconns Havana x.sn
Ssd smsSs Mason ss~Ssrs S.psr ssd aurs% i,srS
sss ss1ss. s
Ess ,SSs Shsress1n Below shps New HsmpshIre Lard;
.ecrat Bnrven and xountaineer w.os' from LIVERPOOL;
rerriere ~ P:Sse' from Bsvre Cld ships wm Lord Jr
sow hsyr.; brig IArrabee Aud Cardenas and mkt
p.b @ ship Baden baf ssn M sS1s MO
augustus bark Angelo 18th ships Charles Lunt and
NORFOLK April 2o-A.r schr Gsrcelon Knight saco. Cid
pENsA CO. ApT S7Ar :hp Pusnson Jackson
PHILA bELPKIA. April n q 27-Arr steamer Csmbr,dss.
Howee Boston: barhs joseph MAXWELL Davis. Laguayra
ornces Ta1Sns Trirdsd; Moonlight small cardsns. e 81
7sva shue Na;sn7ss James pass Staples Mxork; schrs
wsinwraht Corson Boston, John Ponder Eings worth
Gnes Resner and Lawrence johnson, NYcrk Cid steam
barks Ro Wilson. Laguayr& Ann Elizabeth Noqrave,
Ard stampede Lewis Hsv.ns brig Jas Days sspls: Key
Candy; q Law renee, johnson; Smith Edwards and
Wainwright ccrsop Boston Shannon Mart. RoseqTy;
soss sss wsns
Pbiiadelphis Po,ts Honey and Harmed. Avis Eliza
%
6ari sooey and Empire Adams Phiadephs; 2 Walsh,
and ssssoxer osrI NYo1f sioops Geo baT. Davis
Bower l.. B.oherOn Translation, Hawkins, and Jayne,
2sdA steamers Sssr.y Ksnasy and Pese.n Aldeh.
SID schr J G Eslsdon HARDIN NYork
RICHMOND April a. Arr brig Ellsworth Curry Hal
veI Digh:on; Golden Rule, wilboT, down ,be river.
%iINISeTos: NC Ag.a SAT sng John Freeman,
Dutch blz vaseo &c Gam. DeGroc Eouerdsm: eehr S. He
lena Cahcsrt NYork; 2Is bark Admiral Blake (Bp Ken
In. Ga:
WEXFORD, April 11An schr Hudson Waterman, Eliza
bs, Wtghtmsr Ehzabethport.
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Il TOURRTTn KOUsK BRRGRN POINT, HUDs
IL county, n J.-Thh fashionable waerne place WI
leave pier NO. n r. 81 and lis 4; and ~ and 81
M snd from foet Of Barclay sree q ~ A. L. ana ~ r
WnRl.EY W. HILL Propris1e
Al EPTuNI HOUSE,. raw ROCHELLE VA
~ known watering place haviue eeen newly painted
served from 70 H. he arriy o. ne 6oas and ira
n7aE PAVILION, NEW BRIoHfoN. WILL. OPEN
WIZ parties Wishing 70 Akc for the
mer, E. oAANSAnD fropr'e0d
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THE ATTEMPTED ARREST OF SAVERS.
IRON the London Chronicle, Arrl IO.l

Captain Foster chief constable OF the Isle OF Ely, 10
official report TO the quarter sessions, states -
Having received information that prize fight about
10 take place in the Isle Ct Ely made application the
Wbttesey BENCH with the view to have the intended
batants bound over TO keep the peace The warrants
were granted. One superintendent despatched 10
Peterborough to apprehend John Keenan, the American
pugilst, who had left before the of the officer
Another superintendent sent t Newmarket to take
into custody Thomas Savers, the English pugist lie re
ports as follows :-"Mr. Benyon was in the town. but
REUSED 10 backthe ,ndrrdn stating that ,cas stretch of
he could neither sign himself permit it 10 be signed al
Ne,cmarke.. returned TO Ely, being poweress did
not Sdtrs, bit no more notice is taken of him ia the
place than Of any otter man."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24
Arrival and Departures.

AIXANaAb anu PAIGoI0Os
ARRIVALS.
Axor-Bark Maury-T DeSlver. Of PHILADELPHIA
BERhrpA-Schr Pee1ess-D McPnee Lee. John Loegord,
Mrs Lcegord, Miss Leggord Rev Lougb, Julian Smith.
HAMBURG AND SouTHAMPToN-Steamship Hsmmonia- EHse
Kosmer, Hammer Rosalie Zakixewisky, r Pinckern
nelle, B Braun, l. Wiite. b Airsch, Bubbna.
NASSAU. NPschr Britah Queen-Thomas weetng Robert
Rosf.
sr JAco-Ba,k Edward Hills Hall. Paul Radelle Peter
Tagueche, Auguse Lopez Chaues.
ARRIVALS.
CHARIEsroy-Stesmship Coumbia-w Loundes, Leve
ridse. Mrs Clifford, Miss Bird Mias Bird Blake,
Mrs emh Ward aod wife, Mrs Fredericks and child,
Mr. and Mrs Olipch and maid, Holmea eeeley, Mtaa
sessy; Co hrd NJ: Long ~; Wslo.dSe; ~
p Jordan, n Proctor, Gers; A johnson. Mis-
Fowler, Pogeret and lady Burke. Miller, 8 6oms
EoIHgR sVpf Me- lmleys Mrs Bear MAYO Wnsht
Philips Gibson and wife. Peters. Mr. Eckhaxt and
three childreD-and ~ In the steeraEe
TO ARRIVE.
NEw ORIEAYs-steamsnip Tennessee Mrs Wright, VIM
venmyer and lady mrs Zoler and nephew, Emmett
Mrs o Hara, Miss Colett Miss Mellow, Ms Weingleg
Mrs Brosn n, Mrs Craig and 20 on deck.
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from Key West, 3 Mallory, al Liverpool.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April IL Arr schrs Ssrsb rores Jones;
Ann Brown Brosn and Iran smith AcGvern. sal River
BUfTON, April al PN-Arr Prus bark George Carl, Nes
mar. Rotterdam via Porsmou.h schrs Flying sn Baker
Rae BALTIMORE ships Electric Spark Candace, San Frsa
cnco veYaaes Sherbnrne. Briush Ess Indies Cicero Smith
Tley St John, NIB; Nueces Smith tisveston Gen Taylor
Brown, New Oreaue VIOLA, keudrck. Charleston; brgs
NndoSer CreWe teorseown &c, via kisasndrs sssrs
John Gpin. Hammond. Bsrcsdoti Edwin Bssd. Cnipnan.
Phnade.phis se5sph: Aleo 9 I Lowell Cora Kelley, and
s seEos a'nfn' Beers N'0Ff SD wAd Ne steamer Ben
2adArr .hp seaaower, Thornhl Liverpool banks Theo-
dore Curtis Brszer Hayans seson Jordsn tienfuesos;
Egypt ew) Holmes, Of and from Kingston MSS; schr Vine
2sd-Arr bv te6 steamer Remington Baker Philadelphia;
BALTIMORE, April a q 22-Arr bark Williams John.
Portland brig Sea Fesm, Connie Msanzas schr Mer
Amazon, kirwaa from Rio Jsneiro. CID Tanser Hail.
h.ssna trss Echo koo1e and sd; Lady Of the
Dor Grace SF Emns Eyer hardy ChAreson; kesch laura
Crook Kingston, Ja sch Goleen Rod Couery 81 Thomas
n ni sss s0ss Aas r.asoe
ssSs,cs s sSp;0Tis Of The Ocean ORR B'
Russell jos Toone Pennington: Carrie SANFORD Sanford;
BATH. Apri, 2O~Arrfchr wIine Bro.n, Philsdslphis
CHARLESTON. Arrn lsArr cchrs Dancing , msss,
ae Josnso1; Ksns w,iSos, and Tucker CLARK Lv.
erEool Amiy Simeon Have bark 1anleo nane so DO
brig Barley Wnas : :cn N.ssr Ss
Sc d steamshp label Rollins Key West ana haysna' OF
shp Croker Williams Liverpoo scsn ss,o ~
er and Hull Holmes Jackson'Ie N""'''' --''''
lib Art srbr Gilrsrd Erickson; gos.cn Cd bark
nnS Catmsn snow Flsfe Weaver JsekscnviDe SD shius
kssilas Hammer Liverpool; Aujy, snnson havre; JOIN
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AKASONIC-CHAR9ER OAK LODGE, NO 29-T
M members of the above Lodge hereby sumuqne
Ing April nth at o'clock. for the purpose cans idel
amendments 10 the by laws By order, j. r. CQaNER Sc1
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s HIP PIN G NE w s


ALMANAC FOR INV yoaK-THs
Sun RfBEs. OF NOON 10 Il
Sun SETS. As HIGH WATER. 10
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A TLANTIC house -
Is nov und srroing hofuuen ventilation extensive impro
ents are progress and large additions of costly furn
q. russis early In the ensuing noA of June. The PROC
,orshp having passed into new hands he former patrons
put forth 70 rendor their soourn agreeable Applications
choice Of apartments may be made TO WILLIAM NEWTq
vefteeuens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24
HOTELS.

CHARLESTON CoNvENTI0N,DELEGArEs AND
~ yisjters can be accommodated a. the
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
Corner Of King and Society sreets
or LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
- street, copdnced on the European Single rooms,
80 eeps per tsy; parors with connecting bedrooms 81 80;
SINGLE rooms permanent gentlemen g 30 and - per
week, IL cudipg gsA JVhN ID, dVVDWlN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

AitcT may ISIS lObU' NJ DUl BhUADnAl, Two COOT-
from 81. Nicholas Hotel.
EIHE sTEREOsCOPEi Is the Instructive entertaining, anu
i sing aud crrfiHg Of modern Inventions
None foo goUg, tao od too intelligent oO
UiedHcgsd, ~ acknowledge It's worth and beauty.
No home complete without it, and must and will penetrate
prcsents our view every part Of the world IN all
hE h'e e'peci'ce and sharpness " detI asif you were
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe, Asia Africa
ana America IN search Of the grand and the beautiful and ne
We have immense ysdetyof views OF Scenes in Paris Lon
DON England Scotland Ireland, Wales Franc Belgium, Holland
swzerand spaa The Rhine Versa ST. Cloud Foniainebeau
Tuerrs lty Turkey Egypt Athens the Holy Land China ln-
da, Crystal Paace-eso Groups Historical amusing marriage
scenes breakfast scenes pic Tics statuary &C. &c A rYH.e
assortment u illuminated Interiors Of Palace Churches and Ca
edras Of France Italy &c &c The effect Of these Illuminated
Every gentleman Of wealth refined should in his
drawing Of erqss cers glass; with reyoy
ing sereosope showing ~ % 80 or 100 scenes Nothing can be
fascinating and offer greater treat to friend
fond Of the picturesque and the beautiful.
An0ny idptHe0uS Stereoscopc Views The latest Pho
tograpc wonder They taken IN the trh pd'f second
pced sharply distinctly thad perfectly rest
This gives additional value the braue Of nanna,e nature
Of our own ana being knoca IN Europe receive from
don and Paris large order, Anthcnys instantaneous Views OF
Among things just published sereocopc ustra
tons Of the Scene the FULTON sraT Prayer MEETINGS in which
hearts feel nnerest The particulars OF this will be foand
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded any
Parties at distance sending us g. So sO sI5 $50 or 5 can
have good instrument and such pictures they require
Views alone without instrument be sent by mail
Parties who wish to be advised Of anything really valuable In
the line that out their place record
and We Will keep them posted AZ expense
Men ofieistre will Photography fascinating and de
lghtu We prepared TO t amateurs with
everything necessary their success together with instructions
How TO take Stereoscopic Pictures"
e -ANTHONY z
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photographic Materials
eopes and Siereoscopic Views.
~ Merchants every section OF the country respect
fully invited to make examination stock discount
o the trade will be liberal
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class stereoscOpc Negatives
wanted
Send by mail print unmounted, with price Of Negative.
TCut this for future referencel fe2f-dim
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HARDWARE.
PRING SUPPLY

VE pleasure to 70 our o ON No aua
w In England, the varied and best
selected stock and oosy we ever had eofs 10
W. and any other persons In want Of anything IN the
Hardware line. - MI, r,,.-. -, p.o... u,oh Nor,
lice Pad stock numerous other kinds Of Locks Chains o.
all kinds garden Implement. Tools o. AL nnds epn n s
"a Colts patent Pocket Pistols apd other articles
OF tedious to MENTION - N"Dh"'S ~
mai0 -. =, .. W. 49,, y. ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

SPLENDID DRY GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
At PERKINS g. CO.'S, No. TAI Eagle Square.
4 ARGE stock Rich Dress silks, at and below cost.
IL Rich silk Robes, 90 25 and $50, worth 30 and $40
Rich French DeLalne Robes at half price
Printed French DeLanes, at cost
Valentas. Poplains and Poll DeChevres
Table Damssk Napkin and Towelling
Large stock Long and Square Wool Shawh, at cost
Long Black Wool and Merino shawls.
CL0AKS.
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Coaks marked down below
cost TO close them out
Large stock 1914 Ia and 1874 Bed Blankets at very low
prices
100 yards best English and American Prints, at lOc
Rich Trimmed Lace Sets
Rich French Worked Muslin and Cambria Sets
Lace Berhers and Capes al cost
To reduce stock by the LIST March, will sell great bargains In
the above articles until that time. PERKINS CO,
fec No. l4i, Eagle Square.
PEEF TONGUEs,-6 bbE. receiving to-day, for sale By
ID VIM WALLACE SONS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
The Purcst Medicinal Agent knowfl has lnsheu INC
community stimuent, heahiu ana a, m
time mild delicious II Is calculated TO do away
with the vile duggcd that pamed on on the community
Snd which Injurious TO body aud mind In addition 10 INC tT
hracs beneath he received Diploma from the sIAIE Au
CULTURAL SOCIETY," and additional testimony from Or JACKSON
Of Boston, who estfes under oath 10 It's absolute purity
CERTIFICATES
PHlAnY1rHiA, Sept Q, 1883.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove Wy
and find that contains none Of me poisonous uD
stance known Fus OIL which N" Characteristic ana injurious
ingredient Of the Nhiskys In general nse. - c.,,,c
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK Sept. 3, 15ts.
IhAvc analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
from Mr. Charles wharton Jr OF Philadelphia and having care
fully tested H. pleased state that II entirely Zee ron
hpe Favored quality of WHISKY JAMES r. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
BosToS March I, 1859.
have made chemical Analysis Of o
nut Grove Whisky, which proves to he ree rom lhe
Oils and perfectly pure unauerated Inc hne Iayg. o
this Whisky is derived from Grain used IN It
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, N. D. state Assa yer,
For sale nv O. WHARTON JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
ja2S-6m No ZIG Walnut Street, Philadelphia
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.

ANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- e.
" gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: IT,
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mall Train starts daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg al 1886
p
Passenger Train starts daily, except Sundays at AS NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1880 A. N.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg ~
PASSENGER Trains starts daily, except Sundays 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
These trains with daily trains to the Springs
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. to New Orleans.
This Is the shortest and expeditions all parts
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ and ~ Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 ~
Extra trains TO and from all the steam packets when
eessary.
H. D. BIRD,
au24 General superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
RRsND CUTTING.

FE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE 18th and Cary SITS begs leave In
form his customers aud the Public generally that he stu
aed to execute all work (which he be favored thu in
the best wOrkmanke pos be notice
want Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain bas
other articles manufacture, send in ORDERS aud
will the reasonable TERMS
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also fine lot Of Branding brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c. A 4. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
a ~ Imam Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

BLOWS! PLOws!i PLOWstl!--NO ExoUsE FOR
il GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0wSThe subscriber N AXES ey
cry variety Flows known among Southern farmers and planters
and especially his Suern Po. which ues three
sizes and shape: Of nosbOads on each Pov thus adapting
every variety Of soil p. II. sfkRKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
WROUGHT IRON AMI

CORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAILNGseeured by Letters Patent -Admlrsbly
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bacony
ages &c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire sackng Bead
eads with variety Of Folding Iron Deadstead
Furniture Wire Coal Screens Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, 70. Gardens, &c.
NJ. WALKER SONS, Manufacturer,
No 6S5 Market NJ l. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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JOHN W. CARDwELL L co.

EMOVAL.-We beg leave to inform our friends and the
IL public generally that have new iron
street. between Main Franklin where
have largely increased facilities for manufacturing articles
Hoe will be able 70 show the ana most complete
assortment Of STOVES RANGES FURNACES BRlTTANNfA
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINwARE to be found 10
house. either North South We have magnificent ssort
FIXTURES OF all kinds shall continue 70 carry
the PLUMBING GAS and STEAM FITTING TIN and PATENT
ROOFING branches Of busness with largely
facilities assuring that we have SO systemized
business that shall attend TO all with promptne
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed many
years past hope to receive continuance the same our
house
fe9 CHARLES d. YALE 4 CO.