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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28
Profits Of Bee keeping.

r II, Davis, Of L,rone, writes to the
Maine Farmer, giving an account Of the
profits Of his small ariary durn. the
year 1861 In the sprln! Of tha, year,
Mr. Davis had four swa-mS. which bring
win.ered through, he valued II fire dol
lars each. or twenty dollars These fonr
svarms sent ont during the season ten
new swnrms; ei.h' nf which were worth
in the fall four dollars each. or lhig,y two
d ,llars The other two swarrus had not
honey enough to winter on /, was
therefore strained and sold (t'irt" ID. J.
a. 4a~ e~...- r-- r~..-i, -------.. = -,
thirty two dIliars and twenty FIVE CEN.
There was also som wax made, not taken
into account The OLD stock Of bees w"rc
rcckoned at four dollars each in the fill
the same as the new s~arms. This "ivas
clear profit Of SCI - from four swarms
in enc season.
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selves in the premises il, do So at thei'
peril and Of their own wrong, end that
they will in'o a-isc obtain any protectio"
from US a.ains, any liability or penal con
qucnces. but will, on the contrary, in
eur our high disp'essurc by such uiscon
duet"
". now submit that this proclamation
lrares no chance for the captain Of the
Trent to claim his grievances. much less
for the British Government to find fault.
Its wording is too plain for miseoustruc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28
LATE MEMS.

The news during the past week las
not been very startling. As our army
in Mo has fell back to the railroads the
rebels have advanced, and are again com
uniting depredations upon the Union
men, and have burned part OF Warsaw.
It probably would no, have paid to keep
an army in Southwestern Mo. Frem' nts
policy was to follow up the rete's and
drive them into the Gulf of Mexico or
across the Mississippi. There is not
much doubt but tina. an expedition will
soon go down the Mississippi, and then,
perhaps, Prices army will leave Mo-
The Union men there will have TO orya
nize and defend themselves. They can
aud should do it, The rebels have
stretched 4 boom Of strong RATS across
Charleston harbor 1t is said Scc'y Game
ron will advise the arming o. tie slaves
that are willing to li.h,, and that Others
be employed in gathering and cul;iva;ine
cotton. Rcinforccmcnts to Gen. Sher-
man, or ,,e expeditions to other points,
have sailed from Boston and New York
All tho soldiers are anxious to 20 to
South Carolina. We should like to see
South Carolina left to Massachusetts Off
GERS aud soldiers. There would be q
kind Of retrbativc justice about i: that
would be re.r, shiuG.
1t is reported that the Sta Iowa has
arrived II, ST. Louis.
R-A, last dates igls was progress
ing at Pensacola
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

There arc f"ur Republican Senators
n the General Assembly, two Of whom
were elected BY fonr maj, one by niue
and tia other BY sixteen. Their na,nee
are Nessess. Hatch. Bowen, Bnrdick and
Dixon. A sesy few votes distributed in
aaoahcr direction. would have defeated
these candidates. and constituted a log
10 she Republicans Of eight in the senate.
Here u Good illustration Of the im1or.
Ascec q yer: -o'e. ~. S'otn R.gisi.r
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PATENT APPLIED EoR -

IATENT APPLIED For IL cOrrtt-
p'ndent requests Us to communicate to
the GDvernc4t project whieh he has
devised Tor the conquest OF South Car,
china, 1t Is, 20 take the negroes. found al
Beaufort CT captured on the adjacent is
Ian,is, and form them in | otly IN 'front.'!
the invading army as i, MARCHES inland.
.is each negro is wufti. 500 tr noe
even at present quotations, the Cnrolnian~
wouI,! not wish to destroy ,h':r property
bv >ho"'in- them and would therefore re-
tire before this Iivin. rampant, SO that the
Federal troops could advance to any de
sir,.ble point. Aud $, when crec,in. fur,i,
Gcstions by these co!ored laborers, they
w ni'd b. exempt fr'm attack, since that
wond be 4 direct destruction Of property.
- BystyH Iduertisrr.
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~ Il 10 = sham. that Cedar coun,

u. IL 10 sham. that Cedar county
10 not abs TO build bridge across SUGAR
Creek, on the Mu-ca,inc and Wilton
road. Whenever W. have heavy rain
'hs creek gets 50 high tina. teams canno.
cross it, sud those who wan. to cro.s
mast wait till it runs down. One r,sul,
-, that III times Of b 20 watt, We can
GET no mail, which in these war times is
very provoking, tssay the leas:. Wca-c
not exactly willing to have i, said ,ha,
Cedar county is not able to build bridge
At the point named, for We believe She i,
able. At the late election i. wa. decided
70 appropriate the swamp lands aud
funds 10 the builjin: Of bridges, and We
would suggest that some move &c made
10 make them available for tha, purposc
Let the lands owoed by the county be
turned out TO some one who will build a
bridge, or issue orders on the svamn
lAud fund, payable say in two or :hrcc
years. There is certainly some way to
raise the amount necessary. There are.
no doubt, other pl ces where bridges ire
needed, but We believe there is ponc
where ono is needed so much as at the
place named
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Washington, Nov Il.

The soldier. at Beaufort. and the slaves
on the island, will soor be picking The
uu.sth, rcd c,tior. The former, under al
order from the Government, and the larter
upon the impu's' OF wages, directed t.
b. paid them by Gen. Sherman.
|, is as, probable that the cultivation
Of the Sea Island for the next cotton crop,
will be contracted Tor Is some responsible
Yankee, who will be required t. employ
the slaves abandoned by their masters on
the several plantations.
\ new punishment fpr Eirginia is :,
hand Congress will probably be called
on TO change territorial boundnics OF Del
aware, So rs TO Civ" TN, little State all the
land between the Chesapeake Bay aud Del
awarc river. aud to change the Boundaries
of Maryland 50 As to give her all the cas-
tern counties Of Virginia and to leave to
the State Of kanawha a. organized by the
Convention at Whccin.. the territory be-
tween the B,ue ridge and the Ohio River.
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~We are glad to see that Maj. T. J.
Mexican, Of Marion, Iowa, has been ~.
poin1<d a Brigadier General Of vo!un.
<ecra. We hope that Cen Mexican vii!
DO placed ia the West in charge Of a
brigade Of Iowa soldiers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

- 1t is said the State Agricultural
Society has made an estimate showing
that Iowa would save 5000, 900 annual
ly fencing stock t"'o ct closures insscrd
OF fencing ihr"I ait The saving would
be - fencing, leaving the cultivated land
GU, Of instead Of IN the fields
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

@- Mason. SIdcl and Gwin have al
wayss "'G together on the same platform,
and th-r' is now 4 prospect that they
will rr" long, hang together frou the
same platform.
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Seven negroes, belonging to the estate

Seven negroes, belonging to the estate
of the l.te John A. Washington, were
recently brought to Fort Lyon, whence
they were sent to Washington.
2 "A notorious miser, having heard
very cloquen, charity sermon. exclaim.
ed: This sermon strongly proves the ne
ccssity of aims; have almost mind to
turn beggcr" ..":
Jealousy is said to be TIE offspring
Of love. Yet, unless the parent makes
haste to stranele the child, the child will
not rest till it has poisoned the parent.
"Fisur's will no. lie," is an old and
USED to b. 4 wei-credited saying. Blu,
the introduction of hoops. crinolne, hipa,
Iasties, aud cotton breast works has play
cd the dickens with the rroverb".
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e" A SOUTHERN SHINpLAsTEK. The
New York TriJans has seen shiup!aster
found at Port Royal, made by the great
bauk Of the State of South Carolina, for
twenty cents. 1t is three inches square,
and such is the scarcity Of paper at the
South that it is printed upon the back Of
a blank draft
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28
Our Euroicaa Relations.

The London genres pond,nt Of the New
iotk Commercim ideerfiser says that IN
regard to the armed intcrf, renee in Mcxi.
CT, .nGIand has stipulated that the IT,
tel States Shat! be offered to assume place
in the affair. bat i. is feared that Spain
has secret vrw5 which will be covertly
supported by France, and in such way
as to deceive the people Of the United
States into the belief that there is no plot
whatcver
Circumstances have become known ia
London which seem 10 establish curious
fact, namely. tina, France is intriguing 1T
Warrington to get up i'll blood with Eng
land.
Meanwhile questions are raised 10 Eng
land winch must necessarily cause annoy
ance, part'cnlarly in regard to the pro
lection of BRITISH subjects and their rights
II properly. aud the seizure OF Mason and
S'ldctl on board British steamer, will
also probably be made prrtcxt on the
part Of certain English politicians and
papers to involve that country in serious
complications with us Chicago Jour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

Hon. J T. Headl"y. the historian,
is =: Wa hington collecting material for
Il history of the prese' war lie con
templates Witnessing the next battle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

SL.DELL's EARLY EXPLOITS In a
sketch ofthe early career Of SliieIl in New
York, the Tribunr If that city. says:
Ear! y in life he went to the South, hav-
ing been detected in an Infamous crime,
from the Immediate consequence Of which
he escaped by slidin. down a vat>r.pipe
from chamber window; duel to wards
followed, and, having nearly added muir
der 10 adultery. hed.
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NOTICE.! NOTICE!

HAVING determined to secede from linton
We would hereby notify those persons indebted
10 us, that our boo. wilt he left for settlement
with sYLvANrs YATrs, Esq. end .hN, al notes
and accounts not paid wIthin taiity d.! " i'll Le
colls cted by law.
Fla JIG. SCHMUCKER& co.
Til ton, Nov. 81. lSGl-3t
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gG'- Rebels, like frevood, should be
measured by the cord-LouisriNe Journ-
ui.
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7I-l7|sl--I7|sd' : - - = =
NOTICE

Is lcreby given to the citizens OF Cedar county
! state OF Iowa, that sealed proposals will be
received at the Clerks office OF the District
C"Gr: until the LIST day of January. A. ID. 1861
for the keeping OF any poor persons there NAV
tc in said county. Said contracts will be let to
the lowest bidder per week, in accordance with
section 1898 Of the revision Of lsC0, and by or
der Of the Beard of Supervisors.
ALONZO SHAW. clerk
Board Of Supervisors.
Triton Nov. g. 1861
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

JoNA'sA CRosBEY's AMERICAN CEMENT GLrE
Tor sale at the Post Office. See advertisement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

nUEENSWARE-Al large lot just received and
~ Of tn" be qnali'y, by F.S NJ. CHilDS
D""DE!, SHOT + CAPS. Just received. 4 new
apply NJ r. \ II. CHILDS.
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The Heroes Of Peace,
AID
TIE Heroes o. War,

T.. ANTHONY. NJ. 5Gl BROADWAY.NEv YORK
IL hog ',sa ~li.tre. other
celebrated collection known in Europe and Auerca =.
Einay's National Ehotos a. hic Portrait
Galley.
ii which nCiu led Portraits q nearly all the nror,
IN mt r., OF Am erica. hot eAceitug .eE Eavj.
Heh Bc"urrrard. tmyG, ard host Of other conf-dr-
stes. Price - portraits 80 Ter Dozen. Can be sent f
mall
Scenes 81 the War 70. the Union.
are pu FshcA. card sze. ard in ERGO .eorr ra Also
S.aFeoscnpc views OF scenes IN Paris, London and in
"ttef parts 81 knr|Ild .nf France in Scotland Ire
land, " ales. Holland. Switzerland. Spain, OF The
Kline, IN Athens, Egypt. Turkey. ih~ Holy Land
Ch1na' lHdth, Cuba &c, &c, al infHitun.
Our Instantaneous Strrea>coric Views are
the Greatest " order of the Age,
These taken ia the tortieth part Of second and
the rushing 81 water. the moving u vehicles or the
march Of does IN the slightest degree affect
the tax Of these vrwa. They sold for 81 Der dor
We have also on hand and man uracture the ar.vs;
Assortment u sierros'oy"s, Photographic Albums, ana
PHDIDG RAPlC MATERIALS
in the United st.tc.. and perhaps In the world.
CAEALouCE, contain! Ing lists Of ali our Portraits.
Views, stersoscopes, &c, sent hy mai, receipt u
stamp.
4. Anthony. sol Broadway,
tsnoi.ly near st. Nicholas Hotel, New ors,
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ckG- Senator Mason, the author Of the
Fugitive Slave Law. is worse off than
a slave under his act. None can Prove
him as their property and take him away
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28
Horace Waters Melodeons.
The Aicxandfe Organ

Is areei instrument corresponding in power and com.
pass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe Organ All who have
strument without difficulty the key hoard being the
same AS that the Piano In sire it Is from TO 81
feet high and from "a to I feet wide tits eleganth
form and solid in construction. It 70 more easily
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the re
markabie advantage Of seldom II getting out Of
In rosewood cases, stops, sl@
10 gN
The same, size larger, ~
The same, in finer case, ~
The same, in rich rosewood case, -
Is stops, with percussion, ~
The me, sizssarger. -
She same in finer case, -
IL stops, with percussion, and Expression ID mA'h os
The same, in rich rosewood case,
liberal discount to cash customers during the ~,
and an extra discount to Clergymen, Churches' Tn.
bath Schools, Lodges, Seminaries and teachers. ''
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent
No. 45l Broadway, New iofA'
TIE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-,s COO copies i'. ~.
ed in four weeks. A superior collection Of cho,s.
Tunesand hymns, written and composed for tnc NM :,
to be sung during the by the uprising million
men, women ana children who stand ny the nas 81
country and despise traitors 1t cona o. paxi,
Songs, Ddets and Choruses both sacred and secu'"
Among the number are the following popular
The Star Spangcd Banner This Flag OF our Union o.
ever, Where Liberty Dwells There Is my Country, u1
Speed the Right. My Country It's of Thee, Our 10y
There Flag Of the Nation, Care for Them Ienah; s
ihy country Calls Thee. TIE Christian Hero AI.o
the Gem Of the Ocean freemens Gathering &C ~ shs
Bible Account Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors ~ -,
days OF king Gehosiphat. All for 10cents, OF ~
hundred just published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. 43I Broadway, New foss'
REM0yAL.-IIoR ACE Waters, Agent, has NG' "a
- to No. 1911 Broadway. N. T., between 0sAna 1or
Droome streets, where he sells 7-octays I.io.
$50, and warranted; second-hsnd Pianos sna nsr.
deems from Gas to $3.50. All kinds Of mpse.. ,snt
chandss At prices; pianos and mslodeohs -. IL
from ~ upwards. Monthly rAymepts receives sr;Sss
s,Gs. Alexander orypn, for ehnse .es a low Fly"
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JOHNS 4 crosby.

SOLE MANTFACTuREES,
Whole sale " archousc 10 William stree.
Corner Of Liberty, New YunR
kul 1t.cripii'c circulars and price. will Lc
furnished 81 Application. ni~vLv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

Is THE tuhAPEsT AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING
IN Use.
1T IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
1t can lie applied TO new and old Roofs OF all
kinds. and to Shingle Roofs without removing
the shingles.
The cos; is only about ne-third that of Tin
and Is twice rs durable.
This article has been thoroughly tested in New ork
City and all parts of the United States Canada West
Indies and Central and South America build ings Of
all kinds. such as Factories, Foundr;es, Churches,
Railroad Depo.s, Cars, and on Public Buildings
ally. Government Buildings, &c. by the principal
Builders. Architects and Others durin. the past
years. and has proved to be the CHEAPEST and
MOST DURABLE ROOFING in use: it /. in every re-
spect Fire. Water Weather end Time Proof
for Roofs of all kinds.
THIS as the ONLY material manufactured in the
United States hich combines the very desirable prop
critics Of EIasficty and Durability, which are unver-
sally ack nov led ged to be possessed by GUTTA PER-
CHA ana INDIA RUBBER.
NO HEAT Is REQUIRED
In making application The expense Of applying it is
trng as an ordinary roof can be covered and finished
the came day.
IT can BE- applied by any one.
and when finished forms perfectly FIRE Proor s.--
,.ee, tn an elastic lody, viii, cannot be injured hv
HeHt' to'd' or storms Shrinking OF Roof Boards mar
any external action whatever.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having un,.,,
with me. will take this a. a unsettled rc.,.
to save cost they Mrsr call and se'a, a.,ie,
Upton, Nov. 2lst, lss1 s.P. DANIp1fA
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T.TQN ID
GUTTA PERC.IA CEHEN,;


action OF the Weather. and for
Of al kinds
lhs's the cn'y composition known which will success
ihiy resist extreme changes Of all climates Tor my
,eHst VI .hc "eh a lied to metals. to which il al
heres hrmly, forming body equal to three coats of
n'n.iars PANT costs much less, and will LAST THREE
LINES AZ LONG: and from It's elasticity is not Injured
ny 'ne contraction aud expansion Of TIN and other
Netai Roofs consequent upon sudden changes of the
weather IT VIII not crack in cold or run in warn,
weather. and will not wash of.
Lcaky Tin and other metal roofs can he r.,di,r 20.
pared with Guta fercha Cement, and prevented frnm
i'rthcr cofr1sIon ieaknE- thereby insurng perfectly
water 'igh roof for many This Cement pecui-
lariy acated for the preservation OF Iron Ratings
stoves ranges. safes, Agricultural implements &c
also for general fact urers
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CUTTA PERCHA CEMENT

For preserving and repairing tin and other met.
al roots 81 every description. from it's great cas-
hri'v Is not injured lv the contraction and OK.
pansion OF metals and will not era ok i'm cod
or run In warm weather..
These materials are adapted to all climates, and we
ar" prepared to supply orders from any part 81 the
county ut short notice for ,iutta Percla Roof9. in
roll. ready prepared for use. and Guta Perch, Ceprt
IN barrels with " printed directions for ar! cation
Agents Wanted.
We viii make lileFal aEI satisfactory arrar-ornerts
with responsible parties who would like to esta!ls 81
themselves in 4 lucrative and petmancnt business.
Cur Tc,fas arc Cash.
We can give abundant proof all claim in favor Of
our improved Roofing Materials. having applied them
to sescr" thousand roofs i'll New YORK city and vicinity
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

are Justly pronounced by the Press and Music Master
to be uperior InsIruments They built of tn. bss
and most thorous h!y seasoned materials, and viii
stand any climate. The very deep. round, full
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Pixno warranted
for three years Price from $500 to 500. Second.
hand Pianos at great bargains; octaves, So to ~:
octaves $50 to slGU; o., octaves Sis to $50; 81
octayes, 800 to lJh; SIS 22J. Second.
hand Meodeous from $40 to 60. Monthly payments
received for Pianos. Meodeons, Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allowed II purchased IS per
agreement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

I He MOST Durable GLUE IN TIE WORLD,
ThEoNl.Y RELIABLE GLrElE THE WORLD,
THE BEST GlCE IN TEE WORLD.
american Cement Glue
Is the orly article Of the kind ever produced
which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
IT WILL MEN d WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mead 3 Harness, Straps. Belts. Boots, &c.
1T WILL MEND GLASS.
SAY. III. pieces OF that expensive Cut Glass Bottle.
IT WILL. MEND IVORY.
Don't thro. away that broken Ivory Fan, it is easily
repaired.
1T WILL MEND CHINA.
Your broken China Cups and 2aucers he made
good as new.
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
That p.c- kncck,d cut OF your Mar,le Mantle he
Ia; u strong
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN.
No matter Il that nr'ken ritcher did not cost hut
shilling, shilling saved is shilling earned.
IT WILL MEND ALABA>TER.
match it. mend il, will never show when ut together.
Ii viii, Mend Bone. Coral. Lava, aud in
fact every thing but Metals.
Any .rscle Cem-n,ed with AMERICAN CEMENT
GLUE viii 10. $40. where it is mrHd-d.
EXTRACTS.
Every horsclesper should have a sarpfT Of
Johns Cr">l",'s American Ccmcn: G.ne."-
.Itw lark Iratr5.
1T il 80 c"rs cnicnt to have in the house. -
Np lnrk Etir-s,.
1t is olnay, rcafy: this comments tit eve.
ry body '.-.Nr York Iadsps"den.
- Ne have tricd il, and lind it "a useful in our
house as ~atcr.'-- HjK.s' Spirit ofM. inns
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
SO per year saved in every family by hostile Of
AMERICAN CEMENT GIVE.
I't;ce q Cents per Bottle.
l'Tce 70 cents Per Bottle,
Prrc = cents per BOTTLE,
Price - centa Per Bottle
PttCe - cents Per Bottle.
HIicc y cents per Bottle
Very liberal reductions to Wholesale dealers
Terms cash.
c4s-For sale hv all drnggsts and storekecrers
gene ally throughout the country.
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
sole Manufacturers
- WILLIAM STREET
corner ~ Liberty Street, NEW YORK.
ven4syl
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rI>IIEY are now receiving their Spring Stock
/ OF Ladies' DRESS GOODS Of all the latest
sty!es-Silks shawls. Hoop skirts Head Nets.
Patcn. RHf!ling, Dimity Briiliants Parasols. Sha
kcrs edgings, insertions. collars. DC.
The best stock Of staple goods in the country;
blcachcd and brown Shee,ings. all widths;
Prints, Tirks. shifting checks. stripes, denims,
&c
Also. n large and complete assortment OF
Hardware, QurcnsWarc, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Clothing. Nails,
Glass, Fish. tait. &c.
To get the biggest price for your produce ana
the most goods for a dollar. call on
FRED. iiECllr co.
We invite the citizens Of Cedar and adjoining
counties to examine cur stock and prices, feel
ins confident that it will be to their interest to
deal with ~.
;.J- Casi, paid for Wheat.
Onion Grove, March Is, lsGl.
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PhAx0s. WElODEONs,

Alexander Organs,
sh,et Music Music Books. .Nusie JHs-ehaHnf'"
all k,nds Of .Musieaf InstrHmsnfs, sst iosat PEI
si5h priers.
,,,uy HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
/ Oycrstrung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
ITALY

The Bank Of Turin had raised the rate Of discount
20 q per ceut.
Arirong naval expedition with troops bad left
Venice for the coast OF Dsinisiia and flune.
The intended popular demonstration al Palermo III
favor Of the Iahan troops proceeding to Rome, was
prevented owing 10 tie precautionary measures OF
the Government.
The Pope had received the SiameGo Ambassadors
AZ Rome.
AT recent eonistory the Pope 10 said TO have de-
bounced IN the strongest terms, all compromise aud
calling OF bis supporters TO DO hrm AID have no con-
citation with in ious men.
IL il asserted that tie relations Of the Italian and
Fren "a Governments were Gs Satisfactory as POS
able France has not asked for any Of ter
riiory The delay in the settlement Of the Roman
question is caused by considerations Of quite GIi-
fereut character.