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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-19
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
aud MelOLeOns.

'sThe Piano came hand, in first rate ORDER It's
beautiful instrument and no mistake."-Lee d Walker,
Philadelphia, Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage. New York. who has had
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos, writes as foilovs-
"A friend Of mine wishes me to purchase piano for
her. She likes the You sold NE in DECEMBER Ir;
My piano is becoming popu!a' in this place, and ink
I can introduce one two !; they will lie more
popular than any other make
We have two OF Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary Of which has been severely tested tor three
years, and testify to their good au .ty and du.
rability Mood Gregory. Mount Carroll MS
III. WATTS, Ls..-Dear SIR: Having used one Of
your Piano for'es for two past have found in
Prtnepuf Brooiiyn He,gAfs seminary.
"The ano 1recaTed fom you continues to give sat
the place. "-JamesL. Ciarie, charies,on, "a.
"fhe Melodeon has safely arrived. feel Obliged to
you Tor your liberal ascount-wi do all for you
in these parts."-Rs J.. Nc Cormek, iart escAe, c.
The Piano daily received. 1t came in excellent
condition. and is very much admired ~ my numerous
family Accept N, thanks for your prompsness."-
Robert Cooper, n a,renh0M, bradford county, Pa.
'four Piano pieases US we'll 1t is the in our
County. "-11onas +. Latham. Cam1euoa. Ga.
We are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $50, and shall take pains
to recommend il. ''-btank, Held & Co., BnEutO Lena
The Horace Waters Pianos are known IS among the
very best We are enabled to speak these instruments
with confidence, from personal ledge OF their
celent tone and durabe quality r. Erange Hst.
I've can speak oithe merits OF the Horace Wa,ers
Pianos from PERSONA knowledge, being OF the very
best quality. "-Chrtstiaa Intetfig encer.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel.
ence IN any department than the Horace Waters Pi
amos. "-ChHrchmdh
1.-The Horace Watere Pianos built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. Wehave no doubt
that buyers do WE'LL perhaps BETTER this than
at any other house IL the Union. ".9dcoeate yO4rI
Nv aters' Pianos aad Melodeons challenge compari.
with tn. hnest Iae anywhere in the country -
Home Journal.
'iVraes Waters Ph,o-Fortes are Of full, RICH and
even tone, and powerful 'ten York Musical Rerier
our friends will fld at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Hanos to he found in the Cnted
s'a'es' ana we urge our southern and western friends
u give hum call Whenever they 60 to New York
Grahams Magazine
Wa'erOoms 333 Broad way, New Yo:k.
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Which they are determined TO sci! as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the cit" for CASH.
Our motto is Quick Sales and small Profits -
Any order from the country viii! lie promptly
attended to; as much so as il the purchaser was
present
Mr.. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine Years in this City, fiat
tiers himself that he will be able to render com
plete satisfaction To customers. Give us a call
before pure chasing elsewhere.
Muscatinc Iowa, April LIST. lSG0.
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E3-The New York Seventh Reci
ment has, in the person Of beautiful
young lady, Child of the Regiment"
She is the daughter of deceased oflicer,
was educated by the regiment appears
in beautiful costume whenever it is on
parade, goes wherever i, goes, and it is
said that the soldiers rival each other ia
their respect aud courtesy for her.
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Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY: -:

To L. NJ Weber and q. e. Weber !:
" OF are hereby notified that there is now on
i file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in Cellar county. State of Iowa, a petition
OF Spier Whitaker. Of Davenport. claiming oil
you Fifteen Hundred Dollars, ~ money due for
the non.pa. inent Of a certain Promissory Note
dated Davenport, Dec, 23d, 1857, and payable in
Six Months from the date thereof to Tie ord.
Of Spier Whitaker at the Office of Whitaker 4,
GRAFT in Davenport and signed by you, for val
ue received. and that an Yttac hme Mt ha, been
prayed for, alleging that c. G. Weber is non.
resident of the state Of Iena
ana that unless yon appear on or before the
first day Of the next term of the Cedar Distric,
Court, and answer thereto. ac ording to the rules
of this Court, judgment will be rendered against
you therein, in accordance with prayer Of petit
1ame 49, JAMES GRANT.
SO" Pl'!f7s Atty.
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TO IiOISEkEIPLES.


:, OMErlllNG NEVIS. I. BAbblll'S DE~I
> MrDit IN Al >ALtRAlto
Is manufactured from common salt, ard
is prepared cit Ieiy dlnereLt from other n,
I'D Saieratus. Al. the dele. eri"us natter l. \
tracted such a nier to Produce
bread. Biscuit, ant all kinds OF Cake. with
out containing particle Ut Saeratus when
the Bread Or Gaze is taxed tiiere Iro-
M. duciny wholesome results. Every part .cie =.
6Sl saleratus 10 turned to gas. a. passes u
through the read air! ris,ut while hak'ng,
consequently nothing remains nut .on.nlon
Salt, Water and Flour. You Will readily
I,erceive.hy tie Ia tie OF this saerttus. that
M it Is entirely diuercEt from other Saleratns. ne
% 1t is racket III one pound papers. each O6
wfal per irahded. "B 1. Bs lit > Best Med
icinai Saleratus; also, picture. twisted loaf
OF bread. with glass If ehervesciEg water
Oh the top. When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrarlter and he -
~ particular to get the next exactly like the ~
first RAID as above.
Full directions Tor max ing Bread v it'll this
Saleratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
will acconI any each package: also. dir~c-
4sa tons for making all kinds of Pastry; slso, -,
" for making Soda Water and Seidlitz Powders.
MAKE ovROwN SOAP with y. T. BAD
BIlT'sluKECoACEATR POTASH
Warranted duu lie the strength Of q. binary
u Potash: ut UP il cans--l lb. = it s..
n els, and - Rs.-with full directions FIR
making Hard and Soft Soar. Consumers
will find thr the cheapest art Gle in market.
Manufactured ard tor sale Iy
r.. T. BABBITT,
- ca, &C, &C, 20, g d a Washington ST., -
~ NEW York. -
and No. 20 India ST., Boston.
nxii:yii:l ~
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A comet with two tails is visible night.
y 10 the northwest. 1t is symbolic of
the Democratic party, the southern tail
being longer the other.
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Lola Montez is dying in New York
She has been feeble for some days, aud
IN addition to this, was struck by paraly-
sic on Sunday last, aud her recovery is
deemed impossible,
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sr The Democracy at Baltimore the
other day was brought to bed Of pair of
llieg'tImate twins. Bat the parturition
proved the death Of the guilty old bel.
dame. There's no danger of her ever
breeding again.
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rI>HE UNDERSIGNED having the agency of
L the celebrated Improved Buckeye Reaper
and Mower; also, Falyeys, of Wisconsin, and the
Combined Reaper and Mower of J. IL. Nanny. i.
prepared TO sell any Of them at prices to suit tn.
hard times. A sample OF the above machines
can be seen. opposite the post Office, in Tiptrn.
For terms. inquire Of the unders gncd, or Il. NJ.
LONE, at tue T.. y. r.. HOYT Agent
Tip,ou May 18th, l>5n-2m*
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real. ESTATE Fer SALE AT
GREAT DARG

IIIE IL MYUE 1IIl1Is
Now is the Time IL Invest.
r1>IIE Undersigned offers to the public the :ol.
] lowing desirHbIe AID valuable property. ut
very low rates and easy terms.
go xcres Of choice praiIi. Land in Delawar
county, Iowa:
$50 acres in Tama county:
80 acres partly improve in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located and esign,.d for gram
and stock tarm.wtthih IN les ri tn. county SEA.
Also. lSO rrs 81 tis,ier land:
Also, j5J valuable Town Lots, N Stars
Addition:
For particulars as to price. term. ANA locality,
inqair Ut the Undersigned. .'r ut Ii. g. PiArr,
J. II. STAIR:
Upton. February 9th. 1906
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sabbath School Books Published by this
HOUSE,

TL- iSersary and s"nd.. Sc heei Book, No.
J. contains y tunes and hymns; Price cents each
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book, No. . contains IS tunes and HYMNS:
price cents each. dol. Der hundred The AnnIyer,
sary and sunday School Music Book, No. j. contains
60 tunes and hymns price AGENTS EACH dol per uud
The Anniversary and sunday School Mus book No.
= ishow ready; It contains ~ tunes and ymns price
cents each, : doh. per hundred The ANN, er,ary
and Sunday school Music Book, combining Nos and
y with several additional pieces. contains IS times and
hymns, price ceh's each, , dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music BOOK, Nos and ,: M / con-
tains II tunes and hymns price cent; No contains
% tunes and hymns price cents each, dolls T. 1T.
postage one cent EACH The sabbath school Bell con-
tans lol tunes and BY mns; price Il e.c dolls,
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly bound
~ cents each, % dollars per hundred Cor gegatona
singing-an eight page tractrice % per dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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S4IackslllilIlin-,

THE Suhscn., er is on hand at HI. old stand
1 ready to do al kinds of Blaeksmi,hing with
neatness ana disra,>h. Having .onclodcd that
hG is not rich enough u lose few hundred dol.
lars "'riy in bad deht. h. viii not trust any one
toi vot All having unset. led accounts are no.
uhcu LAT they Must call and little
:. !. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d 1859.
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New and I'nrmla, Vocal Music.

NV ana Popular VNCHI Music.
WORDS" ..The Angels told me so, - ..0rsvs
Of Ko.a@l," '.Wi,ds.t the wcst,'' ..Give m hack
my Nou tain Home. 'sThuugLts Of Cod" II m With
thee STILL" Wake Lady, Wa.r, ..I'm leaving thee in
sorrow, Annic." ..Ever Vt Thee asrd 'oid Nsss,u
rs sung " the students Of PrcetoR College Preess
seach. k4
New and Popular Instrums ntal - Palace
Garden Polka" Nignette Empire Reiches Quad.
ries darce. pricc ~ cents each ..Picc oiuInin
Polka "Swinging Schottisch," .Thona. Bakes Scho,.
tsch,' all with vgnetes. "New llRernian Quadr5fies
b cents each. ssCrin"l,ne ,tI," "Danvills Ms1uv
ka,""Ara' ian War Cry Ma h." ekeadina Polka =
very lat vorsnyian, Me:mor Polka. and Au.trs polka
Mazurka /: lrce IS cts eaci. HORACE WATERS,
May 20, 1851 No. 20 broadway, Nes York.
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nlD DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots; Masers
Pate mt 3 minute Ice Cream Freezsrs: Arth.
ur's Patent Self saa!in Fruit Jars at manufac.
turers prices to close out . eonsi :nmcnt For
sale by JAS MYER
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The New York Journal of Commerce
comes out for breckenridge.
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1890. Summer Arrangcme nts. 1860
- s-;;sss:...ass.
Mississippi and Missouri r

Au Aoo4cSAPPA oAO AAASSOO1A n -.
ON and after Monday. April o,h lsco, and
~ until further notice. trains will leave Dav-
part, for Muscatine Iowa City. and Columbus City
Sundays eNcepted1as follows:
LIST Express train ut $40 A. NJ
Trains !, ave Iowa City ~ follows:
lst Express Train "a. 2i5 p NJ
Mail train leave Washington 1t lc,u T.. NJ
Leave Wilton junction, for Musca4ine:
LIST Mail train ut 9:l0 A. H.
Sd Express Train at 5:vOP NJ
Leave Mus. aiine for Junction:
Ist Mail tain ut $40 A. NJ.
I'd Express ttain at 4.IUP ~
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train u 9.l1 A. NJ
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 935
4. ~ and C.35 7. N.
Passengers going west make direct conner Ms
with The W,stefh staee Co.'S stages for ali points
west.
The morning train going .ast connects at CHI.
CAco JUNCTION, with the Michigan sout..e,n at.
tcIn"Oh h ain: pissengt r. thereby SAVE all dclav
connections made at Mus. aline with the regular
packets for Burlington. keokuk, 81. Louis, d..
Passengers gong east make direct CONNECTIONS
at Rock island " it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
II. Y. trains. for all points east, = nth and north.
Ais" with the 'aena. dubuque and ST. Paul pa, Il.
els at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions As - the le>tinat Nh
OF their baggage. Also To procure tickets before
taking then seats in the ears.
April list. lsIO. IF. TRACY. supt
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iAa @ ~ ,ia;--,.ssiis- -
Aa @ - IS - -
NOTICE 10 IRA TELEHS
NEW ROUTE.
INTO CENTRAL IOWA.
E.!lC,.CO, IOWA AID NtBHk>k!
:1R:Al1ltlc rlo.Ap,G
20 Mics West of the Mississippi

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. -. l-5s,
~ and until farther notice, trains viii run
Iuloas:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EMPRESS Tram
Leave Chicago Wells 1t. Depot, lI.40r.x.
Leave thnyoa. SIS A. \.
Arrive at Ceaar Rapids, l25Urx
AcCuHMurAT'uS TRAIN
Leave linton, 10 10 L. ".
Arrive al Cedar Rapids. ilBr. Y.
TRAINS EASTWARD
EXP. TRaIs-l,a,e Ce,ar Rapids, o0orx
Arrive nj Clinton, L.l5rN
Arrive at Chicago 4U0AN
ACc'D. TRAIN-i.eave Cedar l:apids 9..DAN
Arrive at Clinton, :l6Px
At Dewitt with stages for davenport i ul.oke
Ia and Amamoso.
At Yankee Run. with stages Tor Toronto. Tip
ton, MecEanies,il!e. Mt. Ven non aud Cedar Lap
ids.
Freight trains Leave daily.
The shortest cheapest and most expedition
route from ce,;lal Iowa to Chicago or aLy pbis
east.
re- An agent will lac at the depot in Fulton
receive all baggae for Clinton the Road which
will he conveyed across the RIVER fire. of charr.
Freight Trains l~ase sla, ly.
NJ SMITH. Eng. and Superiute ndeut.
n. HAN, heheft frt ani IieA.t A1.a..
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Dc~DER, SHoT& CAPS, just received d. a ne
l. apply at E.&M tHJI.DS.
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Pl. A&TE RING

The subscribers will be prepare,
To do plaStering. and all other kinds VI MasuI
"oik.t coming season. Une Of them will ~
way be found ut til New COurl House
EDWARD GOLDEN,
rlrton. Jan. 80, 80. t5yn THOMAS GODLEN. !
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F q IL = 4 l. + i.

Z LARGE NJ MBER Of desirable LOTS. tLr &c
= dwelling Houses, and span Of Horse
Enquire Of J. ii. STARR.
Tip,on March 26 IT,
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AMbuEG CHEEsE--A prime lot on hand
- Ed d. CHILDS
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BOOK BINDING.

AeVk2 The Subscribers having received
their new ruling machine and A
large stock Of binding material, are
PREPARED 10 do all kinds OF work in their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed 10 all who may try
US.
:. S. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EY>TRA X CO.
Muscatine. June 18th, ls59-G-25tf
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nCEENsW AREA large lot Just received and
~ q TIE best qua!ity, hy J.. < NJ. CHIIDs.
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NEW and fresh supply of Sugar, coffee, Mo.
lasses. &c. lust received by +. Il NJ. CHHDS.
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nhs
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AGENTS
NeF.-r-Nr.r1r. D. ~ smith @ Bro
i.rs..args- Net,rs. S. Baptist 90.
EfHatHsn-S.e.Iis SrH...s.l.e.
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usr r,rs. .s.satt' OIL. .-'E -srs RISES 1909. s-rs t,s
ARRIVED
Steiner Fsa-'y.,al Teal, ral.ril, 15s aal pas,as,.-
c p Ca H.rL
SIR JI boyd Mathews. Albany, l-na.- Eaa.1a, Noa,--
4 Gu.
s.ar. Jlr-h H.-.1au, HelIv. y. A. lar, @ f. UlrIey
Charles. ii.--r9. river 'u Hs-, h.'s.u Is f..-s
I.serIt franklin d.H-.rs ~ s.. t.v, LIns . BARTON
" Allen 3D. a.lsa. Edwards, t.l L. Il,-.il s, o. litaes
Son
Ssbr Ann C.rrr1 Newell Charleston lumber Et-Nnd o.
Eruu,,r ohHsau FaIt, phosphate r lime, s,aA-r A'l
ler6 Co.
sear Hattie ~ MAYO Ward Pensacola, lumber Wh.ocs Son
Almirs O. cameron - Pl.it, coal, s P Halves d
Son.
schr Baltimore. Law P--IsrI rarr, T. C. b. Davenport.
Bella T. iul Holmes J8-rugi,g, lumber, S. C. Robinson
SAILED.
Steamer Beyl-rs, fseur BALTIC, ujse and passengers d.
W Curr.e.
shr. r. Bay'o1, Williams n T., Hlss, W D. c5,gliu Go
j. 49, Gator Oa,iu. Baltimore,
Piuta, wexford, down Che river, light
W. ". Euyrus, Reddish "
p Davidson, Tong, 90 q"
Clara. Sll D.. "
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fINLBoTr BROTHER, Proprietor. OF us a,
IL nov building PORTABLE sTgAM va sDoye worn,
proved eonsScton, o. all sizes, from to fSr, q "a IL
suitable for Circular Saw Mills Thre!rg Nsi more Possr
purposes which they fatter thefnseve, ~, co.
oerior 10 Engines built here essUhs sfaA E0I a.
They Will also furnish STATIONARY sTV.x
ten Morse 10 any required pswer "N hs6lhEs -.
and OF various sizes -T''''so eonT.gust,..
PUMPS and WHEELS tor WATER woREs. pop,,,,
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS Of al kinds i"AihbLK GIN,
RAILROAD WORK OF every descrution
TOBACCO PREssEs ELATTENIa0 NILis A.,
In manufacturing Tobacco together With sTeTy article, sr.
IRON oASTHGs and WROUGHT IRON wsE Aa o. bkAse Al,
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NOTICE.
mo THE WARMERS on vrurrNUs avn

NOTICE.
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLlSA-We would call attention Of Farmers
Virginia and North Carolina the manu-
featuring the justly celebrated eser esher Cleaner and Bag
GER for gran and would advise those Of superior ma
chine, TO send forward their orders
First premiums awSled this Thresher Central Ar
rcultura Fair held here October last also Fair
held In Petersburg Its advantages all other Teshers
invented consists IN Its being portable hresng cleaner
and supercedng the necessity Of running through
One half the force usually employed all other machines will
found sufficient prepare, In given time equal quantity OF
grain for market
We take pleasure In referring Of the grew
who using machines their superior merits
Messs Robert r. Sims OF Turkey Island VIM Harrison Up
per Brandon William Gee Prince George; Walker Haxs
Henrco; Jas ~ Taylor Richmond VIM Ballard Preston
gomery Adoph Dill Henrico Thos J. Green, Wsrrenton c.
Thos Carter Henrco together with many oher Of the
largest and best farmers in Virginia.
No pains will be spared in the selection OF materials
the workmanship produce achInes as will be une
qualed by any in use.
fas JOHN W. CARDwELL A CO.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM,
+. ANTHONY
sos broadway, New York.
Afpr Nav ISt ISGO at h0I pp0IuutV m

AFTER may Isl, iSJO al 6Ol BROADWAY, Two dan,
from 81. Nicholas hotel ''
VlHE sTEREosCoPE Is the fHstructr, eg,.yt,,,t
Il sing and esc'tin0 Of modern inventions y -'''
Nom are 100 ygIng none Inc old none o fHtRgen nr To-
No home complete without it, rust and will s,,,
ereryrsere. F''HS
on the spot. -" ''4A as
and America IL search Of the grand and the beautiful
results efneir l1N are continuity 6nricliHg our 90 ~ ne
don, England, Scotland Ireland. Wales France Belgium FJ
Switzerland, spain, The Rhine, yer,ales s. Cloud 800
ts Crystal Paaee-aso, Groups Historical amusing rsrs
scenes breakfast scenes pie nics satua-y &C. &c ey,
assortment q Illuminated Interiors Of Psaees Curebsf,aC
views most remarkable. -''''
Every gentleman Of wealth and taste should bv, IN liz
drawing some Of erguisie ristfs on yl an
Ing sereosope, showing i2 IS 20 100 scenes Nothing can Be
more fascinating, and one or Ieat 70 fd
fond Of the picturesque and the beautiful
Anto1s ihsdntdneous sereoscoplc Views arc the lst., Pho
tographic wonder. They taken H. the rsG Jr ,8
and everything matter h0,o rdpiIlyi, ,aGyIs ,r n ~
Picted as sharply and distinctly Il q had been perfee a, rest
nddds te charm oflte anil motion The uroes,, h s
Of our own. and being nknOoH IN Europe receive f lon
don and Pas large orders for Anhony' Inantaneous
Amo.g other things have just published sereosccpe u
tons Of the scene ofthe FrLToS sTsET PEAYzE ME Ia u
In Catalogue.
Our Catalogue OF subjects and prices viii be forwarded to any
Parties at distance sending US o. S. go as go or s esn
sent by Express. - ''''
Views alone without instrum ent be sent By mail
Parties Who Wish 10 be advised OF anything really valuable
the line that comes out send heir place record
and We Will keep them posted at expense
Men o. estre will ind Photography fascinating and De-
hshtful Amusement We are prepared to ct ddteur
everything necessary for their success together with
SLOW 10 take stereoscopic Pictures"
f. ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacture Of Photographic Matea seoI.
eopes and 3tereoscopIc Views.
ar Heeh from every section country are respect
fully Invited 70 make an examination Of stock discount
to the trade will be liberal
TO PHoroGRAPHERa-Firs class Microscopic Negatives
wanted.
Send BY mall print unmounted, with price Of Negative
fCut this out for referenee1 te2i-dln
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable Acqua Creek and Washington
E For further information Appy st this efce Broad street.
Shockoe Bill. JAMES WINSTON,
Genr Ticket Agent
BAM'L RUTH, supt
once r. " h p. r. K. Co.,
Richmond, Jan. q, 1855. Iar24-t
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
NEW SPRING STOCK, MARCH 9Th, 1860.
LlGHGE X BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

LlGHGE x BRADBuRRYS PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention Of tie citizens Of Rich .=.
w mond and Virginia, % Piano Fores which sN
we have placed with Mr. Carus that their qualities,
In every respect tested by the side Of theiI "
famed Chickering's.
all Pianos and show az high and as hume
factory IN the country All OF which
Mr. Carusis Broad Street. 81 door from 9Th
dsi6- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

lNORR GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAIiNG.-Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balcony
&C Sheep aud OK Hurdle Patent Wire, sackng Bead
sead with every variety Of Rong Iron Beadsteads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, Gre Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep Poultry, and other
purposes Wire Bummer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riey, for Gardens, sc.
NJ. WALLER 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
No oS5 Market N. L. corner Sixth street., Philadelphia
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.
DORR & RADR. 29O & 28l, BROAD STREET,
VVAYING associated themselves In the above bus
III mess, respectfully invite public attention 70 faSE
their large Pianos and other Musical lfY
hand offer such guarantees as ~
satisfy ashdlous purchaser They also keep hand
the largest choicest Of Music Semnaes Academies
Institutions Learning End their advantage to deal
with prepared to sell Music &C. at Northern prices
Pianos make warranted for i've years and kept In
twelve months and exchanged within SIX months they fail
give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Pianos Of the best Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country and per-
rely upon faithful execution OF their orders
Tuning promptly attended TO-
Old Pianos taken in exchange. Please address
OCT DORR RADE, Richmond.