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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

E4AM - %
Mississippi and Missouri X K.
.hN and after Monday, October 18TH 1850. and
" until further notice, trains VII run as fl,
Leave wilton for Davenport J Chi
Leave 's Vito. o. for M.renso aal i'0''A'
go Waehing t0s.A - 1s@ ". sk agaass5 Az
Leave Wilton for Iowa City and
MuscatiEe, s.55 M.&Sl0PM
Arrive At Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago Sos. saslopu
A,riyest4 Wilton from Muscatinr,
s@ At #,f@ s7ts0AMAl
Arriv at Wilton from Iowa civ.
at IT. 4 MA j00 Pm.
Passengers going west make direct conuer.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages Tor all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island 4" it'll the Chicago AVID Rock Island
X. Il. trains. tor all points cast i nth and north
Also with the Gslena Dubuque and y. pautpack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running Fast connect directly st
Chicago, with all Aalns over all lie ro;ds East
and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity o,
giviH1 distinct directions rs to bic IL. tin tion
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in She car>
j. F. TRACY. sup.
A. kiMBALL. Assistant supt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

BURRAI.L'SP PATENT CORN SHELLER
AND SEPARATOR.
LAS LONG been known - the best in use.
i It II al Of iron. runs light shells clean with.
out breaking eithc, the cob or eo,a, and H. In
fact the only one that shells and oleans at . ain.
gle operation, without waste or breakjge
The Subscriber has z superior lot on hand.
which he o6erS TO the farming comDnnity upon
liberal terms. JAMES MYER, j..
Upton Sept. 27tl 1860.
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SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
New Music !..ssSarah Jane Leey..S,..
L and Chorus. IT JS~~A

VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MElopy x..
- easy accompaniment: can be sung BY chs,aren 4.
well aduIss, and Will beco me one of the most
popular songs OF the day Sentiment of the words ex.
ceent. Price IS cents mailed free. just published
by HORACE WATERS.
May ~, 1851 ss No 1888 Broadway, New York.
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nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 20. 1853
~ and until further notice. trans will run o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

THE papers between -. which consisted in nv
Iconveving "The Unisn" TO him.
Q. To Mr. Bowman.
A. Yes, sir, 10 Mr.. Bowman; with . stipulation
he pay The money also. There was u letter al
dressed In duplicate to Jsdgs Black and Judge
Nichosen, selecting them Is the umrires IN case
sny dilicalty should arise between The diff.
caIty having arisen. have tried to have ii settled
By the umpires, but Bowman invariably declines.
lie found he could make better thing Of it. !
suppose, by engaging Mr.. Rives aud when he
was elected Senate printer he repudiated all our
agreements. for which have commenced law
suit: 1t being. as ! am advised the only remedy
| have in the premises.
O. How much of n losing concern is this GOV
eminent organ per annum. IN your judgment
A. If my memory serves me. it cost me- when
IL was under my management. $4,000 over and
above its receipts.
Q. By Mr.. Palmer. Did it cost you that amount
per annumf
A. Yes. sir l think It cost me about that Inst
year Bowman told me that he thought II would
coat him about $1,000 with his management
lie being & close manager. he cut down where !
was disposed to be liberal ! paid pretty well
for the scrvicts OF those employed. nbout the pm
per. did not quarrel with the editors about the
amount they should receive but paid them lib
ernl salary. The editors were generally deSlGha'
ted by the President.
But we haze not space FOR further developments
Today, and will show up the printing frauds, ia II
uture article.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
William M. Semple, Esq.

! This gentleman lett our city, yesterday Tor New
Orleans. where he intends making his home IN
the future. For n number of years past, Mr. :.
has been connected cdi,oraly with the virginia
press. (for the last two years with the "NIrgl'
MAN" Of this city, and we can truly say that
one has ever moro fully commanded the respect
and esteem of all parties than he has done
throughout his entire editorial career. lie is n
noble specimen III the Virginia gentleman. a. all
will agree with MS who have ever had the plea.
sure OF his acquaintance; and it is with many re-
gres that We part with him ns citizen and cii.
tor Of the Old Dominion. We doubt not he Will
soon draw around him host of friends in his
new home and it will be with pride aud pleasure
for Us to learn Of his success in whatever vocation
OF life he may enter upon ynchbng RcpHb2i-
can.
The foregoing tribute. from political ndsersa-
lry attests tho worth. while il illustrates the pc
pularity. of tho gentleman To whom it relates.
Among our numerous friends of the press, there
is not one whom we more cordially esteem, or far
whose welfare we entertain more heartfelt wish.
We sincerely regret for ourselves. his withdrawal
irem the Virginia fraternity but. On his own ae-
count. We have no reason to be dissatisfied with
his transfer to field where his superior abilities
will find wider scope, and to u community where
generous spirits and chiynlric natures will s"ot,
replace the friendships and associations he leaves
in the mother State. Mr. s. goes to assume
connection Win the New orleans Crescent. We
congratulate that journal ON the accession u ia
editorial staff Of 50 talented and accomplished Il
&c ntleman.-Richmond Hhig.
In adding our cheerful testimony to the above.
we take occasion to say. that it would have been
rendered at an earlier period, had not n due re-
gard to the expressed wish Of our late associate
deferred us. The announcement was premature.
~ made by the Press of Virginia, and however
grateful to the feelings OF Mr.. Sempc, rs indica
ting the esteem in which he is held was not strict
lily in Accordance with his wishes
During the larger par, Of the term of our pro-
prietorship. and until within the last three months
! Mr.. Scmpe has been connected with tho editorial
department Of this paper. aud it gives un!eign-
ed pleasure to say, has uniformly impressed u,
with his gcntlemrnly bearing. aud his chvalric
sense OF honor. We have had ample opportunit,
TO weigh his noble impulses, well rs to deer
mine his abilities n roady, v. nrous, and polish
cd writer.
| The association now severed, has been agrcca
bio to us from first to lust and amidst the II, III,
friends who wish MIR. Semplc Gal-specd, there ar,
none. we feel quite sure. who viii watch his ia
ture with n more sincere and abiding intcrcs
thnn we shall do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

Disturbance IN A "RELIcIous' Mrrrrvc.-On
Friday evening Elder Knapp delivered lecture
in fremont Temple, Boston, on "Unversalism. -
The Traveller says.
In his discourse he used some Incorporate Ian.
guage. which excited the Indignation OF those Of
his audience who did not agree with him. AT the
close Of his address. he called upon all who were
convinced by his remarks to manifest it bv rising.
and about one.half Of the audience rose up.-
Among those keeping their seats were many
Evangelical Christians who did not approve Of bis
course. He then asked n gentleman to pray, pre-
facing the request with observations that still
more excited the feelings OF his hearers. During
the prayer there we're some man ifesta,ions OF dis
appreciation. and at the close outbur,ts Of in dig
nation from all parts Of the house. His friends
responded in defense Of his course, and a. both
parties were excited. there was lear OF u more Sc
Sous disturbance, but the superintendent shut or
the gas. leaving all alike in the dark, and the
mingled maledictons ceased, as friend aud foe
together CROPPED their way to the doors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

CONNECTICUT ELEcrloN.-A despatch from the
courdm Office, Hartford. April End, saws:
The returns from this county show IL Republ-
can loss of 36l 1t is impossible to give the cor
rect result, but IT is thought that Buckingham is
elected Governor.
Times Ofice.-Thirty-sc towns give Sew.
moar, tDemocratl gains amounting to i,G4l.
Palladium Office. Nep Harea. April 2ud.-ln
eighty-fve towns, over holt the State, Bucking
ham, lFepuhlican.) for Governor, leads by one
thousand. This includes heavy maorities in
Middletown. Waterbury, and most Of the Demo
cratic districts.
In the House Of Representatives, the Republ
cans will have an increase majority. The Senate
will probably stand the same
Seymour's majority in New Haven is GS5.
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KERN,

sEcEtrrp IREAsrRrs--i 7onch ofMc Murel
ots y recent issue VI the kcnton county, (KvD
Democrat edited 10y John p Harrison. ESQ, CON
tainS an article headed "A Strange Discovery -
The discovery WAS brought about by Mr.. il. /
NJ. Cali driving steel tamrod into the ground.
while out hunting on the Kentucky hills, ranging
the river below Ludlow, and Imagining as he drove
his rod down that he heard it strike upon some
thing maallic, which induced him to take stick
and remove the ground. which was soft and Ioomy.
His companion, Charles Porah. of Cuvington, Mr.
Call being from Cincinnati came up and assisted
him. At the depth of about two feet, thew came
uron tin box twelve inches long bv seven wide
aud five deep. They fofced the lid, which was
fastened with brass lock-
On opening the box they found a package cnvei-
oped in Cincinnati Gazette Of Septeml or 4 1877
tied we'll with dark string. The contents of this
package consisted Of three letters or documents in
rypher, iur transfers or c'nvcyances of property.
lthonSt all DISCONNECTED par of lady's half
worn dark kid gloves, patrol fine yoll >pectaclss
n small oval gold pate charm, with various do
vl'e> o9i,r wed thereon. among which was n hand
hoidluga dagger, with The point down and flame
lS'hinS from the handlr. wnh The letters 5. O. " -.
IN arranged in circle; also a slip of dinry dis.
e1"rei paper, written all over with mysterious cy-
n"e's Tins package did not occupy but pnr-
hPn ol the box. further cxam. .ation richly
varied them-S4l5 in American aud ENGLISH
gold, Il Spanish and United States whsle silver
ho'laNf = gold and osiver watches, 50 small steel
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ProSpocts of Toxins.

Tho New Orleans P1caynne in mn editorial in
regard to tho influence that would be cxcrtcl
upon the prosperity and growth Of that city by
joining steady connection with the entire sys-
ten of Texas railroads, thus speaks Of the luutc
Of the I.ose Star State; Texas s destined To be
one of the most important alcs in the Union
Her capacity for production is almost beyond
The rapdty with which poIula.
ton sets into that Commonwealth has only been
!equalcd Ivy the tide that rushcs to some newly
discovered gold field.
1t has been estimated that some fifteen thou.
sand slaves were taken to Texas last year. The
white emigration was quadruplc that amount
The receipts Of cotton in Texas ports affords c,-
dence of the increase of industrial power Of an cx.
traordinary character.
| The fact that sugar, cotton AMI wheat can,
with equal profit, he grown in the Lone Star
State, gives some idea of the immense wealth Of
production that is yet to be developed.
Her wealth in mines,it now seems probable is
scarcely less than that Of the most favored State
on tho Atlantic slope OF the Continent.
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Read This

NIIkLNl Ii g, INIG
G, Mcssrs Perry Davis " son :-Sirs-Grain,c ia
NS yoa, and dul, 10 suffering humanity, require that
should make known iii" benefit have deriv from the use of
truly valuable Pain kilcr and IL by seeing this M, sui,
rri viii h" induced, as WAS 10 give il trial and be healed,
| shall be onipensaicd II thousand fold.
In June, 1852 after proncicd illness of MONTHS
severely attacked with ruw of
sight! aud loss OF Appetite accompanied by fever difficulty
breathing etc My pysci pronounced my pneumonia
bordering On HE first stage of consumption;
Ing his skill, declared positively that had consumpon
thai he could do nothing for me, aud that die owcy-
r. lac yi-talm met Isp tir, hipOI ,nulI
do, which dill with n, effect then made use of
which proved inefficient
by this time symptoms pain in the head morning.
evening aud during the night arling pains through chest
burning in the palms of the hands, quick pulse, swcn
difficulty OF breathing, etc. fortunately got hold of the
Peoples Pamphlet, In which cases Of Mrssrs Him.
Cone and others, which induced try Perry Davis Ac.e
table Pain kc' and strange appear derived
benefit from the use Of twenty i've bottle
done from all other medicines. of
Pain Killer and hearty and enjoy better than have
heretofore done for Il number OF years.
NH IL I'm GtiSTANtTS A. CELOY
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ket.. Masnnic and other jewelry etc. among which
wcrs tzs thines wh CHI as yet kept private. n
nar Of l5ncly finished Derringer pistols finishes the
inventory.
Since the foregoing transpired. which was on
Tuesday IL last woek, Mr.. c. Blackburn, oil Gov
incton. In the name of bis uncle. who was muir.
l.red ninui tho time the MurreH gang infested
this neiehbrhnad. claims tho treasure. And eoi
Geo. Dudley. Of Third 81; eet c"yington. makes
tho same claim in the name Of q friend, at res
ent residing in New York. who was robbed at
that time One Of the robbers was arrested IN
New Orleans. and had The property found in his
possession. Anuiher was caught in Cincnnattl.
who stated tia, ho hal hurried his part of tie
booty oppositr. or near. Cincinnati. Mr. Adams
was then pretty well searched but nothing founi.
----. -
FrsITIvR SLAVES ~ CASADA.-Mr. j. Arm
strong. ol Kent county, Md. hn. received letter
from one Of his slaves, who runaway to Canada
two years ago. lie bcgs his master To forgive
him. and fnlreais him 10 send him sufficient mon
~ to return lin, promising hereafter to serve hun
faithfully ns slave. lie SAYS he is withnnt cloth
ing, has been leariully cheated ly the Canadians.
(who show no mercy 10 the colored population,)
and ~ been compelled 10 hire himself out at So
n month. lie adds that nine colnrdc persons loft
Sir Thomas, Canada, in one week last Spring
four for Kentucky and five Tor Harrison county,
Va They had letters written to their masters for
money. aud i; Was sent. and they joylully started
for home.
TfLlGGArn BrfWEfN EUROPE AND TIE UNITED
STATES. We learn irtm the Merchant Exchange
books that the caution maneJ of 600. 900 on the
concession oI the North Atlantic telegraph be.
tween Enf"le and the United States for one hun
drcd wears granted by The Danish government.
was rem,ttcl On the l6,h of March Ia the Danish
minister # finance Of Copenhagen. The line
will proceed from Scotland and Denmark via the
Farce Islands, Iceland Greenland Inbrad n 10.
Canada a'ai the United State aud it's proctcabil-
lty has been recently demonstrated by a personal
survey made by Col, SrlaFncr, who, on the l. th
ln,tnnt, gave cy.'icne upnn tho subject bcfnc the
committee of The British House of Commons,
then il se-sinn - BIsi0a 7rar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Additional Foreign NeW5

~ the BAVARIA NJ New York, we have the follow
IN. additional news:
.ArFAIBS rs ITALY.
The Sandman Parliament ill not meet till the eth
of April.
The King intends when the expire ssion OF the wish
r. Of the population OF tn, Roma gna made 10 him
10 deliver speech, declaring that he postponcs his
acceptance Tor the present, adding that negotiations
ave been opened for The purpose of rrconciitug
lhosc WISHES with IL respect for tho Holy See.
The annexation OF Central Italy to Piedmont 10
everywhere accepted with the greatest enlhushsm.--
rhs great event will hr celebrated in Turin by ctes
Il all kinds. At the end ot week the King Will start.
an the Pro, iucts which voted Tor the aunex-
ulou,
one oi the FIRST acts of the government, ns soon as
the annexation IS declared. will be- to opeu II loan Of
one hunlrcd lions oac half To- be negotiated abroad
nn1 the rest subscribed st LONE.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tines ssys
ih1t il is thought that Prince Cnrrignan will be GOV
eraFr-Gcncrnl ut Tuscany unless the Imperial idea Of
a separate State De carried out.
Htlcl tom An ultra nrHmnutauc writer now In
"omr, state that the aglt tiop is great rs to make
}touhtinl even whether the Frcnchnrmv vii! he able
Ia te.raiu 1t much longer.
ttc nui,ih Gazette, OF Turin. of the 18th, pub
h,he' addresses to the King, MI numcrou>ly signed
ron lie trrgy of the Nnsnss,nn, Crcnlona and
fern.n cxnressve Of Il car that The qlos-
uon at trmngua is quite >lnc from the interests Of
fras.ua. they conclude with professions OF devoted
htal! fa The throtc ot 'lrdiUla.
,ut s,Sol QUESTION.
i4r following Is tie official protest Of the %wiM
roee,awrt ageini the annexation Of Savoy To
Iasa,es
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Words of Caution.


m If We were 10 icll
10y springs Throughout the country had poisoned and
tl We had discovered andte 10 its effects tn, m
that would not GLADLY avail themselves Of discovery with
lr hope a" aNcrting death Ii toll that
that prepared 10 share them not one would rf,
hf ad t" fortune But ms health valuable Riches
ho" much more rajc'l should they that great
lHt,ca has been compounded of purely vegetable matter
hat IL curative powers are ilie less certain light aud
'drh1~> Nrrd We give .sianresI If 50,
l'tr OF BAKEfs BilfEe and examine he my rla,is OF
cynebcs rom nil s'et"ns III the Soulh
been cured Of hgsstd BY lis all healing properties Among
ihc You vii the Vouchers old young male and c-
inar cAns this BrEGs 10 the Skies and blessing Prnyi-
hec Tor lis curative powers. But
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield its bowers
Torpid LNcrs become quickencd and lis jntu
tutc sour Siouacils made healthy by its
lets Indigestion disappears WHEN II the organs life
i'Hf"a cannot resist lis TOME And Cholera
"htl Incl ~ these birF Is promptly dsarmcl and becomes
hafin"s as huusl> of persons certified used 1t in
II aud 3D. when Thai scoargc devastating county,
BAhE'o TIERS Will not rcmet. ali the Ills o humanity
hui such Diseases CAUSED by The aud bose. r
dt !vld Ia IT. strengthening clccs and speedily driven
lroul Inc system. Al vino need should ry H. and be.
come Ihtir own judges ui lis Virtues =
For sale b! All tie DnsIsis in Lynehburg and by all The.
lnpn Druggists IN the CIT. OF Riciioni here IN
rsma; aso t" Messr, Chds. Sott Co.. Washing ton cit,
- - j. H. Siahitr TO-. Baltimore Md. y. b. Miller to
nl-i"I ny and l'nrnts " Park, n. !.
I',te nIi.a D! addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
Il" -i-'~''9 Eiclmond va.
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U. "a, Mnser Of S,t.p'aai 10 u de T,oareaai,
H,a,S,o.Gf t,-si2a .ipass.
Monsieur le Mnist,r In cnuscqu ola dis;atch
from Gsu' am to Intorm your cxecllency that the
ir'! c"unril have adl'c,sei the 20, crun,tnt OF
ht Mii i, the King Of ,rliniAa roc in Inch rry
D'nrud the maInttnanre of The stipulations of ,ne
treaty of confirmed by the treaty of sio between
Snr alt aud SwltzclAn1 "A tit rs they relate to
the rs,iun OF the actual territory OF Savoy to AM thcr
!pNrr.
am tn add that my government regards in II par
t'Hr manner any ANNEXATION of the nrutralizcA pro-
NUrc,, thablais, Faucign, and he Iiencvos to nno-
tine, power, as in contradiction to the stjpuations OF
the treaties oflSl5, which GUARANTEES these prov nces
IA The interest OF Swiss neutrality, as if there " ere
an i"tcGrt part Of the Confederation, and declaring
that tAcy are TO enjoy the neutrality of Switzerland
ii thc same manner rs tihcy belonged to her
In the meantime, and h reference 10 the consile-
r'tlons which had the honor TO explain TO Won in
the audience which You were good enough to grant
me on the 18th OF March, my instructions impose on
me the dn'y of protesting formally in the name Of
the SWISS Confederation, against every measure which
may have for its object to annex these provinces to
France, I'LL snoh time rs the powers of Europe, 10
vi ch he Imperial government has itself declared
that II would snbm!, the question: shall have dec-
drd.
avail myself OF this OCCASION &c.
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,,,,,, southern Work All Right
gun pnAtc hay ing tcsfeI The southern W1k lind Al,
'@h AMI The proprietor mS,s the liberty TO say ilqt he
sleek. variety Of WE .'"''"H '"'-'
OWES OF ALL PATTERNS
" IA zoe cay ni Richmond: together Win lary siv r
iu oler stoves from the celebrated FACTORIES In XXI h
h"eS a"i's on hand any pattern that is desired liz wJ
s'ne That he better prepared than ever Ia do
Rouse Roohne, GATHERING and Repai,irg
ii me h,st manner and ai the lowest rates o.
HIS esail ,tneni j. supplied at nil times will M, ,
% ~ ilN Shll f-tf"N aud OTTER WAnE rua,e in his oun
NV "Hra' G""i IN every respect. Being oyyt;i..I
'etTht1"H, re gUiyUifefs sttfstcf.3 n -
Nh~e'afe h's prnmp, attended b. and goods ,oelc3
' WI" Hr"ei l" an! place, Win tho usual charges
/. u. DOENlN, Practical Iiuncr
III" No, Il, Main ST. | ynclbnrr T..
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Other Goods in Proportion.

I,--c /" Sortdk a,, aud IN, ais inriulol) r.; tC
Poe, h,ih:uond $lu 10 l.! neburS t"un lassa-.
al, -I,crltt' passage =.
LEE, ROOKIE < 60. Agents.
fyb eds. &aiu street, l.. icIhurg. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

s4-rhe.e quotations. be understood, represent whoe
sale prices generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

lIAN l. in sioc, aui of the best assert
4 mrnis of WALL PAPER AND Robbers ever trungh
L. L. nclne. Persons want viii hnd 10 their advantage
To cHanar the r Pretty Chamber Patterns IN and x
rt,: iIetty Chamber Patterns glazed, only - paur
Zap MS also Hall and cling Papers, low
prizes. H.. NC IE.
MA 10 l,3 Main street
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HEADQUARTERS. RIFLE GREya.

q ~ S,HBt RG. pri Srl I>j1
81 ORDER W. l2.-lhr retla' ,I'iarlcr, meeting:
X. ,ompan, VIII take place "Wednesday rycnn., 1T
IN "'tl"rN.
Ntf The teEri Of Inquiry viii Friday evening at -
lH u'ciprk. by order of NJ :. l.ANGH.i<l Captain,
>bA AZ Il q. NJ. KELLY, a. :.
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Sale of Vallatjle Slaves;

" lEnlNlA: At rnlos held in the Clerks oilc,
cult Court al tampbelI county On Monday, the 2nd
Of April lsfn
VIM O. Morton .....,.-.. Plain'f.
AGNiSsT
John T.; .............. n,rrnlui
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IEOpr Hklu ISkINsEN'S, la6 Main Street. the place
Ia get cheap Hoop skirts. WilcoNs MAXI.
I" 81; D. ". bradley mpor>halc Patent Skirt W. Brad
tt- lip TOP, woven Cord. Patent skirt: an which q
guarantee II l made the best Watch Sprn.
and become
httlrirArrN cheap l." A. " +. klNSEN.
Also, j. W. bradley Patent spiral Empress hustle for lr
NJ lhpil !. \. ~ r. KINSEN'~.
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SHOES, bats, TRUNKS, &C., &c
SPRING. 1860!
ASSoRT NJ EMF VERY LARGER,

Ss. vi spring suppl, is now In store. and very full
N4F Long experience enables 10 present desirable
NM assortment of ba"t- Shoes, Trunks Carpet dcs iiaS
We Caps. aud Other articles in my line lousr ia
Hhrhburs can do. an very thankful 10 customers. from
"nnN aud city, for very liberal patronage and with
"auiu house and desirable goods and dA
'o-iton invite II conudcd patronage.
npi F. SEAHtEN.
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f or s a lie

t . =
rgsss FAkM containing 10 Acres and within two miles
s7a 81 the Market House. The land good condition and
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