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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24
Treason to South Carolina.
The Charleston Mercury of the 10

The Charleston 4Nercury of the 10th
contains the following
ARREST FOR TREAsoN.-J. n. Merri-
man, collector Of the port of Georgetown,
s. c. was on Monday last arrested by
the people of Georgetown, on charge Of
treason against the State. A letter was
found written by him and addressed to
Mr.. Buchanan, stating that he (Merri-
man) had just cleared vessels in the name
of the United States, and that he would
continue to do so. The letter calls upon
the President to send boat and men to
collect thesFederal Revenue, and informs
him as to the progress made in the con-
struction of the works near Georgetown,
and promises to keep him posted from
time to time in relation to the same
The letter is signed by his initials, }. n.
NJ, When arrested he acknowledged
having written il. Lopse, his deputy,
was also arrested. He said he had been
| in the habit of writing out Merriman's .
letters, but had not done so in this case,
as he considered it treason. Both have
been committed for trial.
Why are not South Carolina Postmas
ters arrested ? They are writing te
Washington for stamps, and ackuowl dg
| ing their subordination to Federal auth
ority.- Chicago Tribune
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From the Missouri Democrat. ]
THE MISSING STAR.

"Are ys all there Are ye all there
stars Of my country's sky s''-L. Hs.
Alas! alas. They're not oil there!"
One star has veiled its waveriug light;
The Constellation IN despair
Is mourning; for. a stormy night
Threatens to cloud for aye the gems
Our fathers bought with freedoms blood;
And wild disunion-reck kless-stems
Distinctions cold anarchial food.
There seems q missing Plead" now!
A sister has disowned her band,
Broken the strong traternal vow!
Our flag waves sadly o'er the land.
Its starry folds are edged with gloom.
Its standard wreathed with cypress. waits
Oh! must it drosp above the tomb
OF battling and dishonored States?
Angel of mercy! IT'S dream
A vision Of distracted thought!
And now I see a living stream
OF glory by our patriots bought
That tide, resistless which bore down
The tyrants mace, and made US free:
While hung DER factionss waves a crown
The Coronal of Liberty!
They are "all there!" they are "all there!"
Columbis's fixed, transcendeDt stars!
What though their fields Of ether wear
A mot'led veil of clouds and bars!
The sun of JUSTICE soon shall ride
Triumphant through the Elusive cloud,
And peace and gladness shall betide
Our land, and gorfy its shroud.
b. b. Il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24
An Incident at Fort Sumter.

One OF the Dallim0Geans who recently
returned from Folt Sumter details an in
pressive incident that took place there on
Major Anderson's taking possession. 1t
is known that the Ameri All flag, brought
away from Moultrie, was raised at SUN
ter precisely at noon on the 9th ult, but
the incidents of that flag raising have not
been related 1t was a scene that will be
IA memorable reminiscence in the lives of
those ho witnessed it, A short time be-
fore noon Major Anderson assembled the
whole of his little force, with the work
men employed on TIE fort, around the
foot of the flagstaff. The national ensign
was attached to the cord, and Major An
derson, holding the end of the lines in
his hands, knelt reverently down. The
officers, soldiers and men clustered a
round. many of them on their knees, all
deeply impressed by the solemnity of the
scene. The chaplain made an earnest
prayer-such an appeal for support, en-.
couragement and mercy as one would
make who fel. that "man's extremity is
Gods opportunity As the earnest:
solemn words of the speaker ceased, and
the men responded Amen with ferven
cy that perhaps they had never before
| experienced, Major Anderson drew tn,
"star.spansled banner" up the top of tn
staff, the band broke out with the nation
al air of Hail Columbia" aud loud ant
exultant cheers, repeated again ant
again, were given by the officers, sol
diers and workmen. of" said the mar
rator, "South Carolina lad at that mo
ment attacked the fort, there would hav
been no hesitation upon the part of an
man within it about defending that flag.
-N. Louis Democrat.
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kept in custody at the expense of the
person claiming to be the owner. Or
the claimant may take the custody of
such person on giving bonds, in penalty
double the value Of the petitioner (sl,-
O00,) by the fugitive slave law, to have
him forthcoming on the trial. Counsel
is ASST eped the petitioner by the State to
prosecute his suit. and he is allowed free
of cost, all nceaful process, services Of
officers, and attendance of witnesses.
The suit has precedence Of all other eases
on the docket of the Court, all formal.
ties of pleading are waived, and the
question of freedom or slavery Is to be
tried by jury. If the petitioner OBJ,
tains verdict 10 his favor he is to be
declared free, and the claimant is muct
ed in damages and costs.
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their expense and if possibly grow wise

their expense and if possibly grow wise
by experience.
Another conclusion is, that not even
to escape the evils Of actual war, would
we yield submission to the outrageous
demands of.slavery which we have speci-
fed. This is an awful remedy for evils.
But a short war i. better than an inter
minable despotism. SO thought oar faith
ers; so think the Italians.
Slavery IS an awfM crime, whatever
the South may think, when upheld, vim
dicated, spread and perpetuated. The
fire will not melt that opinion out of the
Northern people TO make ourselves a
party to its spread and perpetuation i, to
commit the treble crime against human.
iy, oar own conscience, and against
God. Let US be patient, and hasten on
no unrighteous peace.
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Mr.. Stewards Speech.
Correspondence of the Cine nnati Gazette.
D.m,,,,, l.. - ISr1


BALTIMORE. Jan. l3, 1861.
From W hat ! learned at Washington
yesterday afternoon and evening, | am
safe in saying that Mr.. Stewards speech
displeased the seccssionists. not because
of an absence Of irit Of conciliation,
but because of the mildness of its tone,
and its powerful and philosophical argu-
ment in favor Of perpetuation of the
Union They wanted a harsh, uncom-
PROMISING speech, and not an argument
that would attract fav0 able attention, and
at the same time elevate the judgm mt
above the passions among Southern peo-
lie who are now recklcssly following the
lead Of men who are either mad or selfish
with a view to breaking up the Union
Mr.. Stewards speech will not aid them in
their revolutionary movements, and
hence their dissatisfaction.
Here in Baltimore the speech has
made a profound aad favorable impres
sion upon business, and it has greatly
strengthened Union stock
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Secession and Mississippi Navigation.

A mob has taken possession of the
Government detences near the mouth of
the Mississippi river Another mob is
reported to have planted canon on the
banks of the river, at Nicksburg, with
the avowed purpose of sinking every
steamboat that offers to pass without con-
senting to be overhauled and examined.
The former act is pal pable treason against
the Federal Government, and requires
prompt attention from the Administra-
ton. The demonstration at Nicksburg,
as stated, has special interest for the
people of this city. Both are otfenses SO
injuricus and insulting to the whole
Northwest, that, whatever tie Federal
Government may do, they will not be
tolerated by our people.
/ 1t is needless to say that the Nicks-
burg dispatch referred to, has created
much excitement and Indignation among
those more Immediately interested, and,
in fact, among all classes Of our people.
No idle threats or bravsdo are uttered
but no disposition prevails to submit te
any interference with the free navi ga
ton of the Mississippi No rash or i'll
advised steps will be taken. but on tn,
! first insult or hinderance to any boat.
pursuing its customary and lawful busi
ness, measures will be taken to put per
mancnt stop to this insolencc.
What we have before said. we now say
again: The Northwest will be a unit in
maintaining it's right to free and unob,
structed use of the Mississippi river
throughout it's entire course. Of this,
Intermediates aud traitors to the Union
may take note, and govern themselves
accordingly - Cincinnati Gazette.
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The Slave Exodus,

From the Louisville Journal, 18th.
A gentleman who reached this city .
few days ago from Memphis, says thst
the day he left the city party Of eighty
negroes passed through Memphis on their
way to Texas. The reason assigned BY
their masters for their removal Was that
they could not afford to pay the assess-
meht Of sixteen dollars per head on slaves,
and that they feared heavier taxation in
future if they remained in South Caroli-
ma. Many of the Shareholders Of the
State, it is said, are seeking relief from
the burdens which attend secession, b.
cmigrating to other States.
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The RHODE islanders MISTAKE.

A Rhode Islander. travelling out West,
after taking several thinks, went on
board the steamboat for Cincinnati, and
was astonished that the clerk only took
Eve cents for his fare. Soon after an.
other FIVE cents was called for, aud the
same thing WIS repeated several times. -
At last he asked-Is (hic) this a da-
ger (hic) Gus bcat?" " By no means, !"
said the clerk, "bran. new" "Then
(hic) Why do (hic) don't you collect all
tn. ia (hic) hair at once, not bother q
fel (hic) her for every mile as it come.
due?' Really, where do you think
you are going?" ~'Cinc'n (hic) hin
natl" Cincinnati" said the conduct
or. "This is the ferryboat, and all this
afternoon you have been riding to and
fro between New Albany and Portland y
Lou Jour.
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~ In 1850, when there WAS . good
deal Of trouble in the country about
Slavery, Boston gentleman asked Gen.
Houston how it could be settled. "Well,"
said the General, g You 60 North and
shoot six men, and I'll 60 South and
shoot half a dozen, and l think things
will 60 on quietly"
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n, r,sH ". E. 90 N p TON,
yiieta SliIPPI g,
Forwarding i Commission NAreh. II

~ =. MUSCATiNE, IOWA.
xI<HANKFUL for the patronage heretore ex.
III tended me by the merchants and Others Of
Upton and vicinity, hope BY prompt and faith.
fpl attention to any business intrusted 70 my
yoare, 10 merit Its continuance.
yAH tFap Af REFEREECEs.
u Y Mesprs. Green & Stone, Muscatine, Iovs.
s.s. st." Weed, BridguAu 4 Kent" :.
A. Ogilvie,
Peter A. Dey, 10 Va City; n. Nsecn Co., Chcago
t.R. Kveenan, y =" Asliaok & Rogers, q. Louil
IL. n. Holden. Washington, lows.
Muse eatine fJHne y, neOM
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Iti,a little remarkable that Virginia
has a personal liberty law. 1t enacts that
auy persop, conceiving himsel i to be un-
lawfully detained as slave, is authoriz-
ed to sue for his freedom. Such person,
during the rendency Of the suit, must be
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24

neA- Mrs. Lincoln went to New York
last week to buy an outfit for the White
House. Mr.. Lincoln is expected to
start for Washington about the middle Of
February. The Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chiweo Railroad have rendered
special train.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24

TIE Char eston Mercury publishes a
paragraph, stating that party Of negroes
have been arrested in that city for steal
ing pistols from hardware store. They
probably wanted to defend South Carolina
| from the invaders.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24
ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

HAS opened BARRIER SHOP in Upton, and is now
= prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo,
&C From long experience he feels confident of giving
s.11usNetlon Give him CALI 1st door West OF the
Nn,on House Shop closed at A. M. on Sundays.
rsssp.-Hs Is also prepared to do WHITEWASH1NG
- the most approved manner. Tnl5v1
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Fort johnson and Castle Pickuey
in N G., were taken possession Of on
the night Of the 9Th inst, BY the Smith.
we'll Guard.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24

In the House Of Representatives yes
terday, Mr.. Tyler, Of Boston. introduced
a resolution that, in view Of the great
suffering In South Carolius-the imme-
diase consequences Of the citizens Of that
State acting upon mistaken idea OF
their rights and obligations-and in
view Of the abundance aud prosperity Of
this commonwealth. sum be appropria-
ted from the State Treasury to be invest.
ed in provisions and stores for the relief
of our suffering fellow countrymen in
that State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24
TiptOn Tannery.

II. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
publiethat they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
Err for customers on the shares or for pay
The hirhcst cash price will be paid for hides.
We have fac assortmene OF Leather on hand
witch we will sell low for cash, or exchange 1t
for hides.
~ Tipt9n, August 30 1860.
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment OF
Carriage, Buggy,
md Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies OF all kinds :
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buggy and team whips a good assortment Of
Collars &c :. which will be sold Mt prices to snit
the times. hS-CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Tipton January 18th. 1861.
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y
HUBER Il WOLF,
Attorneys at Law,
Upton IOWA.
60 Office in the Court House nD stairs
DIR. g.. l.. GiIA NJ l3ERS,

FI ISl lCIAN AND SU RECON
Office orcr M e. e. L. Chambers
ND Drug Store.
Upton June. II. 1888. matt
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JAMES w. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR

~. NCHANCERY, & NOTARY PUBLIC;
TiPToN, Iowa.
as- Ofr1cE-At the court House, in the
2Shertf's Office. V5nlO.
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WELLS >PICER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.s..- TIpTON, IOWA.
Also, NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONERS OF
Drrps far the STATE or CAItFoKHlA. Office in
Court House. ln9v7I
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r pixies Peak.
]" w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
Ts Pcsk, is now prepared to do any aud ALL
KINDS OF COOpERlNG and Repairing, at his
shop. south of the jail
Upton. October 25th, 1860: 7.43m3
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las. II, ROTHROCk.
} NO. l.. rYAN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TirroN, CEDAR CorN.
n TY, Iowa.
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EH. SN'
TURNER 4 FYAN,

A TTORNEIS AT LAW, TirroN, Iowa. -
n Office, up stairs in the Brick Building for.
m"rly known as the store Of John l.. Ray Il Co.
August 30 ls60-y7n35
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ADVERTISER JOB DEF ARTMENT.
u.: ,nrcbased Z large stock OF Printing Material,
We are prepared to execute every variety Of
pain and Ornamental Printing.
w.,., furnish. on short notice, DEEDS, BoSDs, and
n,esss "a aase Of every description, IA neat and
satisfactory manner. ..-......
GIVE % A TRIAL! III
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gz- - Ff THOS. HANNA,
r'~t@' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
gr - ,NUSCATINE :: :: LO01.
Office, No. I'll Second street. Particular atten.
tfon given to collections in Muscatine Louisa,
:, Cedar, johnson aud Scott counties-titles exam
med, taxes paid, DC.
n49 tf
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r ( THE WILTON HOUSE,

Opposite THE RAILROAD DEPOT, WILTON
" IOWA, + MCELRoy Proprietor Satisfa
ion guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove. and ether points, daily
Wilton, January lst, ls6l-s:l
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIproS Iowa.
" III promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid e r"llsc :inns. fn4l1
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3~.G EXCHANGE OFFICE.
C1GHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
chasers, Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a small premium.
kC- Office over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
linton Iowa: July LIST. 1s60.
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ERENCH ADVERTTsEMENTs.

TIN JEUNE rRANCAIs, NoUvEILEMENT ASRIvE
y de Parts el''ve Dc academic De ausique desire ,e
placer pro- 'sseur dc pano II dObetiou
darer Ia csnpagne Badreser W, Y&ut, 10, Rs:or
A
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NEW YORK HARLgM AND ALBANY nsu,xoAD
~ FOE ALsAhf, fR0E. NORTH AND WET
Spring arrangement e0tnrRonsirv oadgy Nav & 1891
station 1857 ~ ''Y
For wiliamsbrige White Plains, Dover Plains and O.
local trains time table ~ =
JOHN BUROHILL. Assistant supcrin .endent
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WAN1ED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w light porter or light business compensation
much an object as suitable place. furnish
rences from his employer and Others Address
phen Loughln, 81 Cherry ST., for two days.
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THE LADIES OF NEW YORK CITY, AND MORE
especially British residents respectfully informed
that in the regiment of British Volunteers forming in
this cry theie in need of temporary aid in
under clothing All such contributions will be
thankfully aknowedged at the headquarters 10 East Hous-
10 street
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Speaal Noiites.


Eleventh ward IsepubIican Associat tian.- meet
a. is Nssos'i9n vii be held iitiS (lBuIsdQy) ENEA-
NE Aug D. at O'Clock, in the hs No - nysi,e "
CoaSEraus DoxsIsov Secretary.
ISiogs Connty Iepubiican General Committee.
a spseia Mertig O Committee VII Do held II thtir
,oos No Cour-.i o. THURSDAY EVENING, Aug y, at
so'olo h. Every dss is requested 20 be pre- ent
n sTHaKN- Sow. e. w. GODDARD, PTes't
s,ons NJ Temp IRA The Members Of HARMONY
plSiON No B. = og r. viii assemble st No To- Bo"eryi on
FRIDAY Aus n 2 o'clock for toe purpose o. attend ng the
;oDsral Of ous se Brother GEORGE kALER. -. -
Nv order al the Div sion, JAMES DENLlN, w. L.
PAfRIcR REILLY, X >
AIorton,s Celebrated Gold PeBs.-lmPlovemenis
nd in tbe machinery manufacturing God Iens, and Sc
d 10 the snbscrber By Letters Patent have enabled him to
oVereone tho many iUpeccon hitherto unayoidsble in ther
proSocaoD and a0 Oing the cost within the reach o all
she wdng plbe should the following facts; C0niient
therefore IL il cc0noy 90 use Ooid Ieps Inc polo
anSns ged by years Of continued nee Whe the Se
Pen ever eha coTfoson and therefore perfect
neIonsy of thug obta ed only by the Of the Gold
p,p Te Coli Pen is always ready end reliabe while the
A.e Pen most be often copdenned end new oneteleced
sine God Is cspsbe OF receiving degree OF elasticity so
tbas the Gold Pen & Exactly sdpied 70 sbe hand o. e stf
shesre the nerves The hald ardam are not injured as
lrovn a. be be ease by the Of Steel Pens lie snow sell
sns olS Tens prices ysiog Om 25 cents 10 according
s wear Of every Of hich VIII far outiast
,Ict, o the steel Pers sold BY all dealers ~ TOE nne
,typ tle ecHary. Wholesale and rea st The store No
I sl e. where 81 orders cOng csh OF Post stamps
IA receive prompt senon sndsP or Pens
alno and seected according TO description WI nnedsy De
,.ut Lv MAJ on otLcrWise. a. directed. Address - -
A. MORTON No - MsidenIane, Ne"-N OH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Real Geiate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM and neat RESIDENCE
N are for sao Smith Town Bay, Suffolk County Long
Island farm In the highest state Of contains
ffy which In valuable wood audi house
newly painted and decorated bNn, wells fences othouos Sc
Ia perfect orders ne fruit tresf good hhag iov ling shooting
sui nri beach ptiyrgs soeuery and s,e unsurpassed
Posse on Immediately Inquire Of Dr. JOHNSON. No. IA
Duane st., Eew-iOrk
A FARM of 80 Acres, 30 we0d balance cult
IA vaied 30 miles Long Island; railroad station within
mi good so vel waeIed ad fenced good budings good
Guit, near school, church &C. Terms very easy.
H. BLAKE. No. 10 Chambers-st-
DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RESI-
IN DENCE and FRUIT FARM OF 20 acres !. row ofeIed,
located ison Columbia CouIty NJ ", within mile Of al
docks a. and business parts Of the city the buildings are all
new Isrm IL the highest state Of ca stion Oaden aud
Orchard yes eIensv containing al the best varieties OF fut
Grounds taltefuy laid out and highly ornsmened Locsion
uusurassed Pce 1000 which Is far below cost Terms oil
payment made easy For further particulars inquire OF snb.ch
bef on tue premises. SOLOMON v. GIFFOHD,
Hudson, COunlbis Couity N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
fjonses aua farms tpanteS.

lXTANTED--On Fiith.av., Madis0n-square, or
w a1dst near Ne hotel LARGE and E1EGANTih
FURNISHED HOUSE. A house pe.sEed. win
STABLE attached Adde'S with particulars A. B, bsdnoa
square Post -OGce, for tso daya
WANTED-Immodiatey about FIVE ACkES
tsd tnsble LAND ulode proc. Address, stating
quality so location sad pfce, u. H., care Of L. Stevens
fittsted Mss.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Ali!itarn Nolltes.

xSSSfgIJrs (VANTED imutdiS;ty Tor this Regiment a
A i9,t, and DO, d,gay hctrocu 10 a. N. and p m.
e''' '' Ol1O. TU1HlLL, Capt. g;h heet
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Drn Goods.

A SSORTMI,NT UNEQUALED.
~ The large edition made TO so-k d-rnk ie past
week OF
NEW AND FRESH
goods enable ssy, without far o. rct % n ~ we
have the pTesn mOn-it the c0mVlts ard tsS
HOUsE-FURNIsHINO ARTIcLEs
a Our linz ihsi be found E NewA ofk The Ehet Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Gopartncrsbip &oiltes.

1 have this day Dissolved all connections, and
withdrawn from the MANHATTAN EXPRESS Co.,
WEsTC0fT, DoDD Go. ROBERT D. WEjTCOIE
Htg.loib, AUgSit IL, Ia6L
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Professional Noiires.

EDWARD Ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
IL Scae sad operating aHd Consultluz Surgeon. No ~ s
Office the oh diseases of tho
pelvic vi.cers Rupture Piles Narnoeee and FiStus radically
without the knife gsiuTe Once hours hom 70 y
10 2, end TO oyl lnlngL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Sales bn Autilon.

Rf BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co., irving bunuhgi
~ Nos t4 and $50 BrosdwsySaes OF Books sssIioneff
Pictures, Works Of Att Fancy Goods Furniture. &C.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Wil be sold, on the 25d
Nt day OF August at O'clock p at the Ltmber AID
Of lShst and lO;hav, quantity OF LUMBER consist.
ing Of Of clear Pine Lumber Boards fanA'
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22
Alnsital Jnsirumcnts.

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