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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09

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betmItden Seribte. Die Der Slider per Srnuen.
mtrib'n a%tlthttrtt uuc fur rie er uibt nur man.
DE @uttbat aus Su6e nnb Reuer ncdb 6ouls
tru9. lonoern aud bac Srriprrdarn erbielt. roE
Is tNm %perctnlt, nenu ft purb ouiIIiac greio.
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Sobn aus Der Nrt ihIiiAe uuo iih lrttlt I'm rir
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t6nntr, gu wtIter iir it6 titftgr erFnnute als
dc beiren 3ehtermdnrter, rem GDtrnrlus unp
rcn 6oureIsmauu. .
Nter NRts untcr pcn Mittitraeru prs fupacn
Manncs erfsA'c oas ucue 0rbcn, pG8 ibm aulae.
9an9en mar. cir 9roBc5 @cmurmtl. Dian fonnte
Ger 6amiltc res 6irlhbauern nth.s pprmer5en
ale isrs armut9. aqrin rieie Giaenlhafs ~oeni;of.
i'm Den um8ang cinrS Wrblbaben6sn mil ibr
fur Die GfsntItcte Mrinun9 pes 8lcdrns, uno IN
NAL in bsa Qu9m pc5 itlOtiih atfIeirrten 3brils
o%rlleltrr, bHhlt otrwtrfli6 III MAIDEN. Gjcfcrn
bate man ~ nsh NIT riuer Wtiihuna You Nit
ieio uno @cTir9i6dbung arme V.ute oerount
beute bicB MAN lte i&on @clinrel, tas nit Drei5.
9ctung Der eiACnrn Sire eiu ur0crathnes Triht.
lem aus 9utem 6aule einsirte nno 6rieor,h
lclplt, pcm man ieine bi5beriarn Suaenp1reiht
tetndbe 10 gut ME o:r8etan Eats, fam nuu oIs
3encIt oicisr &rrahtuug I'M 10 leSlimmtr mro
inncm man allies Sersanacne arFrii6tr INN N
kfnN PiIPr ANOG P1 Nnu iPker pn, 49,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
Us. 6 SSa9cmer,
uNrma@er unO 5 ewellel

UErm aGfr unO 5 emeIIer,
Dem 9ecerten @ubIitum bic Qniei9e, Dap id
bier lite Stra6s, Dem 5ii6martt 9egcnuber, EN-
rsrartisr6 @ef1dft ctabIjrt babe purh l~nnaja6.
ciSe Or rio in Oeutihlau7. 2iY:rpcOl, Stem yorf
uno baltimore. in leetcrsr Stapt in Dem srO6en
rIbmlihi. tfauuteu 1elhGit Upn GanielR, Bso.
II. 60, uiu ih i'm StAnre, %Uputommene ;3ufrle-
peuitelnu9 meiuen rely. Sunpen ;uSuihrru.
lin a~tueiAten 3uiprub btttenp empfc6le i6
sualeth mein reictbnltt9ss Eager DOu ubrsn, Sc
mellcrY unD plottirttn Waarem.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
Sefauntmaebuueem
E. J.. PIG o t,
nrNpo tbetsr,

Ode Der lIten unp Mainfrase,
es'pttebst lein ret6battiass 9laer alrr in Ssin
5a6 ihtaaenotn arttfel. ME audi Narlameritnc.
oetIsn, Surlten unp &dmmr ttper Dirt Iorben,
Dele, @lns sc.j @igarren, 3dut, ,&au. uuS
o6nupftabat uno piele onpers 2lrtitcl peIbe in
H'eliden Apotbrtsn 9cpUbniib ssflbrt rcrpen.
pIupta6ii6 maht perlslbe aub auf leinen
Ssruqmten uno unfeblbaren nSirsinta 8Urm
&iler" aufmrrfE.ni.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
Scrinaunaen.

Der ,,@uwiscr" crl&eint itcen @proeH, Sprntaas atsac.
%rrnlNaen, ium pIStntlthen SublcriptipnSrreiS scn 10, Cts,
SdbIbar on bic rep. 5rdser, pcsr $500 in iSbrli6er &uraua,
~besobluns. An;etaen linoen inter ftI9cncen Y Siueunatr
&uinabnt: ginmaijse GinrJtdlns ron 10 3eiten ~cocrfment.
el 90 Cts. Smeintalise 10 Cts, breimalise $l.Oo, eins
gspSe 1925. sirrB Nernat S2.oa. Sret @lpnaie $500. le6S
Npuois $500, iptlf Nipnaie 5000 in YterteijGbrli6er
Thanksgiving Gn;ei1tn, Die nab 9ettebeh ~eeranbcrt
irerocu fnnrer. pcrben nit $25. 90 per Sabr tereGntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
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ga9erbier 9 atpn II.
Dem Yu6Iifum Die er9etenis Qnicige, ban cer
lIter5et6nete in leincm Dnuis an Nlicn Niart,.
Dem 6p6morft 9eSeniber, eine 9Hirtbitaft nebit
ta8erbiersSalen srrihtet bat, mcitl6lt err lb
lrsusn miro, leine 8reuupe uno bae publifum i'm
Na9smetnen nit BEN beiten @etrGnten bepienen
lu 'OrneR, S~ioreute Mfupr"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
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T.ucr N6b,llapru

T.uer I0bIlapeu
an gyracar., ,wiihtn Or 2. uno 3. Strn6e.
llrtu;et6aeier maht benz heutlheA Qublifum Die er9e5ent
glr;ttat, ef CT an pbjscm 9tlsc tiuen Wi6belaoep ero6nu
bat, unp titiet tn pprtomHCubeu fS6utr unit s~tneietcn gu.
{ prlG. SetelIe arbritcn ipctoen scirmoaprl IND moslibli
biqis %auSsefubrt. Nepatatursn prprlt umo 5iui9.
Ebup Vpn ErCCoen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09

y a r UrIS
!0nns" bel llnter3eitnctem tets reunrlibc 3im.
inef uno CUTE &Ui: '~rbaEtsN, Nuh itt9en eupiae
:3lmmer an lepiAe 3erren gu ysrmictpen Sci
Sctn 81 arrbaUfrn, @at.,
am gleuru Marft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09

A. JUDSoN CRANE,
NOSotat unO UfentlIuer @eriAt6an4palt,
SfFes: lite STRAPS, 3Wii4sR @aias u. 8aath,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisement reasonable.
OFFIcE: BROAD SIR, next to Cry Hall.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09

-gtne 3etpin @jcilten. On Ga,
tamil wnrocn tcflnntlih Die neoprit,ri,4.
Gruppea, 5000 Mann TART, pom Nrrs ~.
griffin uno nab mrbrtasiaem Sampfe ~, s}$,.
mnn3 res phases 9sn6tbist. SIS purOeu al
4ooo Or &' tal'he" aet0etet. pdbrrnp Der Rs,.
l"lt Ger 5nluraensen o~srhdItnifmdsia up6s,s,,.
i'n0 mar Die tSniali&tn SOloattn er,S To-,
lD"!tF oaB cine NfOnne BON . m s~yettter iEr.s
R'olf'f3Fu' cue u sraus 9'ob an,abl sornot.s
afl'0t,I Naes- Sie OOb 10 ras, ME Der osis
tFltt @ip nia3fr. Der Ooerlt bsfabd. ein S.r,
]tNnftutF sf4en Oe' 5er ter su srOfnen, poS ~.
aeblit. Die gicnue bliet unce I,et ,,,r
0-rduF los, HNb't tie n i8r 3iel uerfeG,a
= Zine SaeY, Die falbiOnabls oenu,
Ssa"''s'''" gu ran8'", fraSts simen ei8orrsn.
9u"'''' "''Osa Si' aud psitIias Giqarren2g
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-09
vi ease w spotted.

Gdr Der 6. II. NaribaMtr.. Ijtmonp, ga.
OieIeS 9eihmadpcll riuasridtete 5otel mirr
Dem r@tiieucen 9ublifum beltenS cmpfobGrn. Die
characterization crIauben lih 3usltif, sum Site.
rem Sclu6 oieles Sptals ireunplihf ein,ulopeu.
%rrlelt: ltcts raS bclte 0a9crbirr unO ~loulttse Sr-
%friItunSen iu fnpen linn.
SoorOtre Tnosn %pcleItit frenneli&e 3immer.
quite JEolt unD 5u9ortpmmenoe SrDinunu.
Staoelbofer II. fl1usIrr
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Scr G~pnmcnipirfh.

Stwatilhe %cIts9eihi6tc ous rem vcrioru
S|lbrRnnocrt BON 9ermannS ur,.
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~@NNlNlllofNm Q5ortct.

cr9epcne @tnitt8e, ooB mttne SOmncr-I 8trtbihdIt mIf Mr..
l9ltetnslt ntHe1 An4Ngal 3EF llnte,b0lmug pcs 3]0libGGlms
Nsrlebtr, 0om beuttsen Gage ab ni,eer acorn t III. IScirn.
no ~ eoer Belt morme MD taIte Sprllen in ar6pfer girs..
msRl gu itnoCn ltnp, lomie aud getr&ute lcOer &rt ppu bctrr
QuNItI@t. 6reunblbAfIiht gum S~ablretden &eIuc6 lac.t
Elm Simpn StFin|Sim
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MiuinerD lOaareu!


n. C. BARTON trlau0t iib Ole Nnjei9e III
MAIDEN, cap CT ieinen Store pom 100 nab 229
Wio,nitraBt, %OterbaIb Ter 9tsn, perls9t bat, NO CT
III isper Saiicn Elm uoai:1npi9eS Experiment Der
foIJcnren 2IrtiteI YorrdtbiS bait: Seiptne nm
StrOb. oTte, 6auben, &~OpIpuBe, franS0iiiAg 8iu,
MA unO Banner /; SpiBen Sertba's uno Gaps,
SpiBen.S@!eler, &rausr- 8rageH unp ~ltipene unp
irdni6iilhe Srieen-N ianttaas.
Damon, rpelde Die SapeOrte belu6tn f6nneR
m Store U%oui9dnOias.. Ball. &c. 4nSasr
srbaltet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
and Melodeons.

..The Piano came hand in first rate order. It's a
beautiful instrument and no mistaAe Lee y Walker
Ph,iadsiphia. Pa.
Jyal Hewitt. Of Carthage, Nes YORK, nho has had
or ot the n.ace Waters Pianos, write a. follows
4 friend II m54.e wishes TO purchase piano for
her. She liz the you sold he In December. l-5G.
Ny piano - becoming popua. III this place, aud n :
! can Introduce one or two more they will he more
rorniar than any other make
W = have two II Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary. 81 which has been severely tested for three
years and We cap testify to their good quality and du
rabny. Hoods Gregory, Noun, Carroll. ms.
III. WATEEs Esq.-Dear Sir: Having used one OF
your Piano Fortes for years past have found in
very superior ;E@%1a ,v, LSszS aasr
The p ano received from continues give sat
i.fsction. regard Of the best instruments in
the place. '-Jamss l.. Clarke, Charleston, IN.
The Nclodeon has safely arrived | feel obliged to
san FOR your liberal dscount-wil do all can for you
in these pa1ts.'-Rer. j. MeCormiek, YargesriHeS c.
The Piano was duly received. 1t came In excellent
condition, and IL very much admired BY my numerous
family. Accept NY thanks for your pronptness.''-
Robert Cooper, Harrenham, Bradford county. Pa.
Your Pian" II@a'ss Us well itisths best one in
County. '-1hOmas Il. Latham. Cambett0n. Ga.
We are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such hne Instrument for $3.50. and shall TAX pains
to recommend IT, ,'-Biank, Held 4 Co., Bafaio lem.
THE Horace Waters Pianos are known As among the
very hest We are enabled to speak OF these instruments
with confidence from personal know ledge Of their ex
crilent tone and durable quality ~. y. Eeangehst
I've can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Water,
Pianos from personal knowledge. being of the very
best quality. ''-Chr,stiaa Inteihgencer
Nothing a, the Fair displayed greater excel.
emce IN any department than the Horace Waters pi-
amos. ''--Churehpaa
The Horace " atere Pianos built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. We have no Doubt
buyers do we'll. perhaps better, at this than
at any other house in the Union. -9drocGts a. Jour
Waters Pianos and Melndeons challenge compar-
son with tn" finest made anywhere III the country -
Jfome JoarHai
''llorace Waters Piano-Fores Of full. rich and
even tone. aud powerful 'Ser York Musical eao
"our friends viii find at Dir. Waters. store the very
best assortment Of Pianos be found in the United
states and We urge southern and western friends
!" give him call whenever they 20 to New York. -
Graham's -Nagaciae.
Natr0OMs JOB broadway. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14

DO you know why the world is 10 bet,
ter than it is. Because cash one Of US
believes that the warnings, the teachings
and wise iaeulcatious, the hits at folly,
the moral aphorisms, the shafts shot at
vice and crime from pulpit, press and
and stage, arc all intended for our r;oht
hand nelghbor and left hand ncighbor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
e. Anthony,
KES. L.. l.. .A\GSTkOIn'S
Movable Comb Hive!
Patented October ). 1882.

COMB KEMuN ED.-Earh comb in this hive is at
tached /" separate movable frame, may be all taken
out i'll few minutes. without cutting iujuriny them
in tn" lea t. or at all uuragin- the bees.
STOCKS >TRENGTHtNED.--By this arrangement
weak stocks n.a! be easily strengthened, by helping
Them I" combs. honey maturing hroods taken from
str"ng ard Iueeess colonies saved from certain
ruin. ~ giving the means of otaiu ganother queen.
FERTILE a EEN-MoIH.-As all the stoek in the
Aiary. ~ the control of the combs. be kept strong
in numbers. and in possession Of fertile queen, the
of the lee moth may ne erectually prevented.
SEE WHAT Is NKONG.-If the bee keeper suspects
that anything is the matter with the hive he open
and by actual examination its combs. ascertain in
few minutes. its true condition. and thus apply intel
IigentIy the remedies which it needs.
NEW CoLoNIES.-New colonies may he formed in
less time than u usually required for hiyiug natural
-warrs: the hives may he manae ed the comrnon
swarning plan. enlarged without any alteration
existing parts so as to afford ample accommodation for
DRONE> AND QUEENs.-By avery simple arrange.
ment the queen may be confined to her hive while the
workers lave their liberty. that the bees may te left
any time without the least risk of their swarlnng
the absence Of the bee keeper The drones when in f
hight may, by the same device, be excluded from tn,
SURPLUS HoNEY.-The surplus honey may lie stor
ed in an upper box, in frames secured : admit
Of safe trans ioratiou. any e.. which may he taken
out and disposed of; or. # preferred. may be store,
IN small boxes or glasses in convenient, beautiful,
TRANSFER "oLON!Es.-Colonies may he sat.I,
transferred from any other hive this. At al seasons
th" year. a. their n'~. WITH all their tt
rcm"'r.t ".th ti' IA, HDI t-j Htst.l4d The frames
an Il this nlr,agi" = kility lnrf rcd in the gath
erin season" the c'o"!, j" ~ hours viii WORK as
Vi r"nsh IN he n"W As they di in the old hive.
can easily r"uoft i. and with safety both t. til" bees
ant the operator then every enlightened lee keeper
vii .'tut that nI,ete revolution must eventually
le effected Il. tha mana Ermeht OF Ices.
/ MtLI-TE> ,FD--'rat- h.se has h""u in for 3,
= Of the largest -" kctcr-. T. can made in
simple. cheap. aE' durable fr,. nay re construct
+ ID "itt -.at- "r All SIDE.
rKiCE UF RIuiIr>.-A" E..l., .u,,al or farm wight
f. H'' i1i~ IH}'iirH F..i b" N'" "rf'. dollars. ~th
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
Ro'na ncsis Reai Life. Married, Divorced
anf Renal ried.

rr.... H.. t.ns,,, r-,ve,erl
c, ro,,,, and he,,t;r,l
I,Iv ly;yy not y thousand miles from
A. Ia ,.o su;,ars ono noor and .be
o,hor mn ,bc I,,trr h,yin, loss favor in
tho owes If hi. mistress than his rival
And os is ,I.o usually the ease in such in
stances fLc rnpny l,dv's preference con.
Aic,cd with that IF her rrla,iyc, and
fr;cnds :, 1o.id.l wo,o ,hcv IN their
,,,,s;,;,, o. ,,,.,.b win ,lc nm. No.
chanic and a. Ina i, ,hcir rr,i.p, If the
o,hcr ,b,, Tho rourr IsJy fn,IIv c,nscn.
ted To became The rich n,an'swIte They
l;vo1 L,n,;,,. ,aarthor Ent r. ,hr nrI.
cross Of Years E,y,r,c. ca,uc: the best
calcuIatinns connot always mt off misror
,,ncs and her Iu.hnni announced one
d,v that his f,ilure had swept away his
nroncr, u I'm, he did not blow bis brains
On, nor take n,i.on. nor did she % back
to her mother. or regret the day She lad
ever married him No both were too
sensible 70 ar, 50 f.,,,i,LIv. lie sueut a
few days with creditors 10 ARA. cipg mat
tcrs and then the connie moved away We
rv nu;,.,v 7, - week cycrvbodv knew
thai Nr = had IrI.au1 awcrk later
,,,r ,,oss;ns added to th,ir statements t}.c
f,c, Far :. w.rIlr', ,h,, he had gone 70
C,l;fnruia to ,ry and rnr,air hi, f,T;unes.
,.,ying his wilr, with two Young children,
with means enough for many wears 10
come
\ wear nas,rl. and Mis- heard
from her Nm, b,,t hat ouce.anl then Oh
" bv a few lines. which accompanitd +.
small remittancc-and announced that his
STAY miyht b. Ion ,er than he auticipatcd
Anothcr wear went BY, and only one
more lcuer,this time full Of busi.vs..aad
stating the period of his return still more
indefinitely.
Then came blank Of several year, with
no letter, no noncv.no news II any k.aI
from her husband
The tongue Of scandal was not ,i,uat
during this period Of d.ubt, bat WV
circumstance rejecting IN IL. ll...,. j
the husband TO the vile vas ula-niBel.
till she was led 70 believe herself desert
cd. Wi.hou. maans. she had to depend
"a her friends for her susteDauc-
Thrown occasionally into the society Q.
her former rejected sutton. aud believing
ths- he had reTn4ineI single for her sake.
.nd having nothing 70 Nope frguAer Il j..
sing husband she faall: app.icd for. aud
ob,ainea divorce On the ground o: lc.
s.rtion.
Oae can imagine vha. her feelings
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14

EOk >ALE'-l Mare Buggy and Harness |
L o'tr 'i"r~' Spring Wagon; Cutter.
Va, - jANi~ NItR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14

I LARGE NUMBER Of desirable LOTS. three
4 Dwelling Hoase- aud span Of Horses
Enquire of J. IL STARR
linton Marth &c Il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14

ENER-pH& r"t"ur SHrar Cane Cru.ltcr which shoulJ
- Us SO ME- hansi. 81 rs"rr Former.
f.. '.." 'f JhH." :. = NlE N
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14

Machines, agricultural implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for.ale
IL at ST. Louis or Chicago prices, to the trade
at retail,
700 Kegs nails, (assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, do
$1,000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, Glarge Sizes
5000 it best leather betting. all widths.
100 doz butchers files,
$50 doz axes.
100 do2 axe handles,
B 100 doz. shovels and spadcs,
casks log chains,
2JoO lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers.
! - mouse hole anvils,
20 blacksnnth's bellows.
ogethsr with evely variety of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmir's and
cooper's ools; sebuilding and shelf hard
ware, &c. &c. We have The largest and best
selected stock OF goods in Iowa. and are bound
to sell at the lowest rates. Call aud see if we
are not in earnest. No. ?, Union Block.
n3o-td Muscatine. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
(,eH u - iaa;::.. -
NOTICE. TO IRA TELERN
NEW ROUTE.
INTO CENTRAL IOWA.
CHIC AGO, IOWA ard NEBRASKA
:1rlNItll lNolllpG
10 so Miles West of the Mississippi

so Miles West of the Mississippi
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov. -. 1859,
~ and until tnrthe. notitc, trans will run a.
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Chicago. Wells st. Depot ll,0PN
Leave linton. SIS
Arrive al Cedar Rapids. I2.sor -.
ACcoNMOpt Tros TRAN
Leave linton, - 10 An
ANIME al tedar Rapids, 4.lVPM
TRAINS EASTWARD.
EXr. TEAf>-Lcave Cedar Rapids, cot r. ~
Arrive at Clinton, slj P.M
Arrive at Chicago, 4.unAM
Arc'D.TRAlN-Ieavc Cedar Rapids al0Au
Arrive al Clinton, a.i0ps
Al Dew lit - III sta-cs for iiav onport Mauuoke
Ia and Amamoso.
Al ianker iGn, with sta yes for Toronto, Tip
ton McchaIics'ilic, Nj. Vernon and Cedar Rap
ids.
Freight trains leave daily.
The shortest. cheapest and most expedition
route from ce,tral Iowa 70 Chicago or any poin
cast.
EsrAn agent will lie at the tepot in Fulton TO
receive all baggage for Clinton OF the Road which
Will be conveyed across the river free Of ch0yrs
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ. SMITH. Eng. and Superi ntendent.
II. HAN, General Fri aud ticket agent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14
PL STE RING
SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 IL. THOSE in want of either OF the above
n can be accommodated by calling on the un.
iersigned at tie Forrest Mills, late Parks d Full.
widcI'SD where ii can be had on short notice; and
those from distance may depend on getting
their grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Flour. Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds on hand
or furnished TO order
June 18Th, 1853. J. & W. SHEARER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-14


britannia and Plated Ware.
tiiraDdolencs, Solar and kerosene Lamps
Richly decorated, guided and plain white
CHINA.
In great variety. Fine double silver plated
goods: bsantitul Bohemian cut h!ass-
ware: line China Vases, Colognes;
Toy and TeA->etts: splendid oval
Mirrors: fire ivory snd common Ia
Tie cutlery; plated and britannia
Casters. and the largest stock OF
WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Common crocksry and Glassware. at
wholesale and retail 10 lie found In tie
state.
Merchants arc particularly requested to Ike rs
a call before going last. a. sEe import our crook
cry direct from th- potteries OF Europe, which
enables Us TO sell to the trade at small advance
and as low as they can purchase East with the
freights added saving them time and breakage
E.s-The best quality OF Kerosene oil-l.s
of a light color constantly on hand.
GEO. W. DILLAWAI II BRO.
Weeds Block III Main street
Dec l 1854 MCsCATINE Iowa.
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
A WIFE FOR THE PRINCE OF
. <.r- WALES. .-.. rs.

Ellis Royal IIighHesS" has scarcely left
our shores before We have a report that q
wife has been provided for him, by his
good watebful mother, and that this was
one Of the principal objects OF her visit TO
Germany, made osteusibly to see her
daughter. IL this lie so and there seems
to be lutte doubt Of 1.-THE American
gals who wero aoTored with the hand
Of the Prince in the cotillion or the Ian.
GERS may incontineutly resign all immedi-
ute hoie-that is during the lifetime Of
his frst wife-of permanently possessing
it. The ErsaiaS BattctiR, IN referring 70
the subject, diIareS as follows: =
"The wife selected for the heir TO the
croMn, Is the Princess Augusta Louisa
Adelaide Caroline Ida, daughter Of the
Duke Of SAKE MeiningeH, who was born
August 9th, 1913. As the Prince Of
Wales was born November 9th, IS4l, the
Young couple will be wch matched in
years.
'.The saxc-Meiningen family have q
great deal to he proud Of in tie matter
Of bleod, though not much in territory or
political grandeur. The ducat aominioAs
comprise territory Of less than a tho4F,
sand square miles. aud n population Of
about 10000. Mciungeh, tue capital
city. has between six and seven thousand
Inhabitants: The SAKE Meiningth fumily
/ is branch of the old Saxou royal race,
TO WHICH belong Prince Albyrts family
aud several others that furnish husbands
aud wives for European royalty. The
| young lady now sPokca Of as likely to be
queen Of England, will not he the first
Of her family that has bad that dignity
! Queen adelaide, the wife Of William W
| was a princess Of SAKE, Meiningcp, and al
aunt OF the rulnored intended wife o
Albert Edward, She was selected as I