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For the Upton Advertiser.
A SONG FOR THE TIMES.
BY N. P. c,

stand up! stand up for free dom!
Ie freemen of the North.
Sustain our glorious banner.
1t must not suffer loss.
Let every stripe upon it
And every glittering star
Pc but more firmly wooven
And shine the brighter far.
Stand up! stand up for freedom!
God. and our sacred cause,
Maintain our country's honor
And execute her laws.
Put on the warriors armor
Mid blessings and with prayer.
Where duty calls. or danger.
BE never wanting there.
Stand up! stand up for freedom!
Orr homes endangered are.
Forsake your farms and anvils,
And speed ye to the war.
La GOV i your lives if need be,
Die for your Country's veal,
But never let her perish
For lack ! patriot zeal.
Stand up! stand up for freedom
To him who volunteers
A laurel crown is given,
A hero's name appears.
Let traitors wear the cypress
And twine funcreal wreaths,
The cup of reiribution S theirs.
They'll drain it to the lees.
Stand up! stand up for freedom,
The strife " i'll not be long.
To-day the din of battle,
The next the victors song.
From Maine to California,
From sea to farthcst sea,
Shall spread our glorious country,
Thrice blessed happy, free.
pton, September 2!st, 1861.
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Anguish Of mind has driven thou
sands to suicide; anguish of body, none
This proves that health Of mind is of
greater consequence than health Of body,
although both are deserving of more at.
tention than either Of them receive.
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4 crocodile escaped from travelling
menogcric at Ladeuburgh, in the Grand
Duchy Of Baden, few days ago, and he
was afterwards seen in the Necker, in
the neighborhood Of Neueuheim Iu
consequences Of his presence in tho river
the local authorities prohibited the in-
habitant. from bathing Two days back
some fishermen succeeded in capturing
him by means Of very strong pets. His
owner was sent for, aud when he appear.
Cd the crocodile manifested great joy
how, is not stated. Perhaps the beast
shed few crocodile tears
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No MORE CAVALRY WANTED Gen.
Baker requests Us to say that he wants
no more cavalry conpanies-having al
ready more than enough to fill the ,equi
si,iou Parties raising such companies
vii! please take notice. .-Dav Dem.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
8ArbeS and Hair-Dresser

III AZ opened = Manner SHOP in linton and /. NOW
prepared 20 Shave, Cut and Dress Hair Shamnoo
From long experience he feels confident Of giving
sAtsfAction Give him \ eall-lst door W-st ~ the
Union House Shop closed at A. N on s,f~sr. A'
..atTiae = 2 Alss prspsrea to do WHITgg ..ING
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Gcu. Cass, IN recent conversation
with President Fairfield, Of Hilsdale
College, Michigan, said tha: though he
bad always beeD heretofore opposed TO
abolition, yet this was now the only way
to successfully and permanently end the
contest Without abolition, If we hsd
peace to day, We should have war to NOR.
H0w @*& a#
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paisone,i Mimic Rails.

There Is the most positive evidence
that poisoned Minie balls are used by
the rebel army, and evidence is afforded
that they are manufactured in the North.
Last week five members Of the Indiana
regiment northwest ef the Chain Bridge,
were out scouting aud discovered party
OF about seventy five rebel troops. Our
men concealed themselves in the bushes,
lay down, and fred together They xiii.
ed one Of the enemy the others fed,
leaving one, who hung over his dyiny
comradc, probably relative, until he W as
captured. In his possession were found
number of Mimic balls, each of which
had a deposit Of arsenic in it, covered
with talIow He was asked what was the
object in using those balls. He explain
ed that the contents was poison that
they had not many of them yet, and
were only used by those sent out on picls-
ct or scouting duty He SAID they cass
from the North--that they had net re.
ceivcd many yet, but were promised
larger supply.
In connection with this my informant,
very reliable brigade ,arseon, says that
man was shot in tn ! tth Massachu
sets regiment, by r,h~I picket, whose
body, Immediately aftor the ball entered
his flesh swcIcd up, and the patient
died. The case was minutely described
to HIM hy Capt, Bradley, of Methucn,
who is iu the l4th regiment The sur
rcou considers this n clear case of poison
contained in the ball.
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buggy and team whips good assortment OF
Collars &c ;. which will be sold at prices to suit
the times. HJeCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th. ls6l.
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TIE WILTON HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEror, WILTON
~ IOWA. +. MCELgoY. Proprietor, Satisfa .
ton guaranteed in all case. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove and other points daily -
Wilton. January lst, ls6l-e:l
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrroN Iowa. lr
WILL promptly attend to all business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. fnIl1
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

Ch'HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BI
y had or the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
Ihasers. certificates of Deposit. and Drafts %,
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furni sl
ed at a small premium
RS~ Olica over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. TCTHIlL.
Upton, Iowa: July Is, l,G0.
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N5Gducational0-

Published under the direction Of Committee
appointed by the Cedar County Teachers AS.
sociation1
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Upton Tanncry.

III. Il J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are pre- rared to TAN LEATH
Eis for customers on the shares or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We aaye iae assortnene OF Leather on hand
which We will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton. August 30. 1850
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MoGWEEN 4 BASS.

a TTUHNEYS 4 CUUNSELLORS AT LAW
"a 'LANDAND COLLECTING AGENTS, &C.,
TIPTON, Iowa.
OFFICE- Post-Otice Building, opposite the
Court House.
N. B.-Messrs Mes. & b. will pay tie strictest
attention 20 every branch of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant & smith Cook & Drury
Dawson & True. Lane l. Skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport. [s:251
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on han 1 a very
ar 9e assortment Of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon liar-
ness: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dles of all kinac.
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SHOVEL PLOWS

nL subscriber has good supply Of Single
troooie and Triple Shovel Plows. for sale cheap
'oa cash. :. p. DANlEIA
''P'ap' April s5.h. lsss Inn
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Five New Iron Frigatcs for England.

The London Times states that at the
close of tho session the Admiralty got
a snug vote OF c22,5OO, 600 for new iron
frigates, which is just the price of Eve
of those costly vessels, according to the
new scale Of dimensions, on which they
are in future to be built, Having got
the money the authorities issued their
plans, and called upon the leading firms
for tenders These tenders were duly
sent in t. Somerset House on the 3lst of
August, ard on the }d Of September it
was notified to MIR Mare of MlIlwall, Mr..
Iron Works, where the Warrior was
built that their offers were accepted, and
that they were to commence construction
of the vessels forthwith.
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Edmond a bout, in his book, The Ro
man Question: makes the. following
comklwxoLyoung men Of twenty fy,
i'll 4 Iuntries, After describing
the. .as ~. E',1y o, young ~"s. F""'" mobiles, he
Gone fine day they attain their twenty
| fifth year. At this age an American has
already tried his hand at a dozen differ
/ cnt trades, made four 1rtunes aud at
least one bankruptcy, has gone through
couple of campaigns, had a lawsuit, cs
tablshcd new religious sect, killed half
a dozen men with bis revolver freed a
ncgrcss, aud conquered an island An
EneIIshman has passed some stiff exami
nations, been attached to an embassy,
founded a factory, converted Catholic.
gone round the world, and read the com
plctc works Of Walter Set \ French
man has rhymcd a tragcdv. written for
two papers, been wounded III three ducIs,
twice attempted suicide, vexed fourteen
husbands, aud changed his politics nine.
teen times. A German has slashcd Gf-
teen of his d Arrest friends, swallowed
sixty hogsheads Of Beer, and the phiIos,
oply of Hegel, sung eleven thousand
couplets, compromised tavern waiting
maid, smoked million Of pipes, and las
been mixed up with at least two rcvoIu-
tions
"Thc Roman prince has done nothing,
seen nothing, learned nothing, loved no.
thing, suffered nothing. Ii parents or
guardians open cloister gate, take ou,
young girl as inexperienced as himself,
and the pair are biddcn to knccl before a
priest, who givc- them permission to be-
come parents Of another generation Of
innOccuts like themselves -
/ CHANGE -One Of the finest Of the
palatl9l brown stone trout. on Madison
square, erected, without regard TO cost.
upon the most expensive and eligible
lots, Wa built some years ago, and pre-
sentcd +; her father to the wife Of one
Of our dry goods merchants engaged ex
c,u,ively ia tho southern trada. The
house aud al Is magnificent furniture,
in rood times. are worth sixty thousand
dollars. and the fee in the lady. name.
The hu-bsnd Of cJurse has become hope,
lessIy insolycut, and can See no way Of
securing his support. The wife has pro
perty( some Of it - contraband - at the
South, but can ro remttanccs. 80,
there they live IN tnst palace Of fashion,
ia all the mockcry Of millionaire wealth,
the envy Of ignorant passcrs by, uuable
to command a supporting ineom~, unable
to procure a tenant for so extensive an
establishment, (Which vney wonli gladly
lei for an almost nominal rogt,J pointing
anew to the well known moral, ali that
giitters it not gold" And now New
York can furnish thousand such instan-
ces. - Cor. Bot B0ci
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TUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
81 lccing Agent. Office in the base men t OF the
Court House, TIProN. Iowa. zap -. '6I1
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The health my is wonderful.
1t was supross t.#f he month of Sep
tenber woula I'D 0p fa1 hospitals with
patients, but tnus .sr Lore has scarcely
been an increase q. ..sease. Between
August Sd ard Sert.'afcr 7th, in all the
hospitals, there were III dea,hs-auite
a number being from sickness Of long
standing, aud some from wounds received
while Oh picket duty, or from the acci.
dental discharge Of frearm, and other
accidents. No other army ever had such
good care take n of it as that under Gen.
Mcclellan. The camps are kept neat and
clean, all filth being removed daily. The
soldiers are required to BATH often, also
to keep their clothes clean they are fur.
nished with superior ra,ious they are
looked after by the sanitary commission !;
they have superior hospital accommoda-
tioDs, and are attended by many patriot
ic, large hearted women of the city The
malaria season will soon be over on the
Potomac, and having escaped thus far it
is believed that the autumn will see no
increase of disease from that cause.
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DIR. G. l.. CHAMBERS,

i II 5 CT IN AND ST TRGEON
Once, at his residence, on Cedar stree.
Upton. June, u. 1853 n2a,r
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WuEnE TO GLr CoTToN Mr.. Wa
tcrman Cliff, Of Mystic, Connecticut, has
just returned from Apalachicola, where
he had been engaged in plotting for ma
ny years Among ether interesting facts,
he says that there ere over ten thousand
bales of cotton lying at that port, await
ing shipment He thinks tne or two
armed vessels with small force Of troops
could land Il. st. Joscphs, which is about
fifteen miles from there, mare h over and
take the cotton, aud in few hours trans
fer it to Fighters and from thence on
board Of vessels which can be in rcadi.
ness. Thus the government could gain
a snug little sum, as the cotton could
find ready sale at twenty two cents per
pound. Bat little opposition could be
made to the sl,zcurc, 1s thorc are but
very few troops in that vicinity, and they
are mostly old men, who belong to tho
home guards.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Necessity oC the II. h.ls

Correspondence of the Chicago TlihuncD
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e. X. SCOTT.
G. p. INGMAN.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AkAao
IA Jones county, Iowa. (sI:yJ
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. MRS. l.. &. CAMPBELL, NJ. n.

lIYDRoPATHic PHYSICIAN, rrsrrll ll,f
L offers her professional service. !. ..o r
zsiis OF o>ioN tiaor.. [.-tI1:
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How TO KNOW A Tn A,TOR An east .
ern paper gives the following receipts of
How to know "A traitor - Esf
The man WHO continually prates about
''coercion' and "subJugatIon,' is u trai.
tor
The man who says he is "a Union man.
but cries peace" even to the surrender
Of the government to jeff. Davis, is q
traitor.
The man who shows painful sense Of
the horrors Of war when tho rebels are
shot down, and chuckles inwardly when
the defenders Of the Union are killed, is
a traitor
The man who shows a morbid sensi.
tivcncss to the peril Of the constitution,
bat lively interest in "Southern State
Rights is most surely traitor.
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WM. r. WOLF.
THOS. HANNA,
JAMES w. RAS,E.EV.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, q NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIProS, Iowa.
- fS OFrIcE--At the Court House, In th
ShcriI's Office. v5ulo
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r. d. TURNER. H.
TURNER II CUE.
d. j. 0Cr.

4 TTORNEfS Az LAW, AND GENERAL Col
IA tEcrING AGENTS T1ProN, Iowa. Once,
over the store of }. G. SCHMuckEK co.
Upton, July -, 1851. ~ aga ," s=.%
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AN lNcIDENT During the proceed
ings of the Mahony sccesh convention
here last week somewhat scedy indi-
vidnal who had been sitting in corner
near the stand, aud who Wa considera-
bly, "clcvatcd got up and went round
IN front Of the chair, aud with hat in
hand, addressed th' "..nirMan as follows:
" Mister Chairmot, bicJ see that you
don't do anything t" disturb the thie)
eternal felicity Of Ca .jackson's bones I
He was the Grst lhic) man that ! ever
voted to.
AIthou,h coming from rather a con-
fused source, we think the admonition
was exceedingly Appropriate Wasting
fpn Pros.
\ New LANpLoRD II W. II. T.
Walker Is an officer ia a Georgia regi-
meut Of rebels. lie owns valuable
building in Genessco street, Syracuse,
New York On Monday last the duputy
/. S. marshall served rotice on the ten
ants that hereafter Uncle Samuel would
be their landlord, to which the tenants
replied, Amen
PENsio>s,-The invalid pension laws
gives the wounded soldier an additional
stipend prpprltioned to hi, disability, to
wit:
If totally disabled, the pay to which
he is entitled while ia the service If
half disabled, (as certified by the exam
iuinp surgcuu@ then half nav. and 40
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JAS ii. ROTIIROCyS
SYLNSNUS YATES.

1 TTORNEY AT LAW, TIrroN. CEDAR CouS
IA Ty. Iowa Office at the sherilrs Office.
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j. F. M U z z Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SA ID ID l. Els, IL A IL n r = =,
= BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West Of the Court House sqaare, TIrroN, Iowa
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NOniIg Men in Different Countries.

Edmond About, in his book, The r.
man Question: makes the tul!owin
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LINE CE
g0r SaIe, @rsigkt OF Gbartsr::

1ssszs ss v WANTED-A VESSEL going 10 New
a,atr NM. :. CROSS,
1SRS5 FOR LIVERPOOL.
IESa4s heavy freight for an A / shin for T;y.z
POOL at moderate rates Apply to " 'S'
,.,-., JOHN HENDERSON & Co
-..-4 Gorner Commerce ana Pratt streets.
go FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTERED
ss& Al British bark USK. 338 tons register Apu}v to
feIItf KNOX L GO,
1--------- l2j Smiths wharf
90 WANTED.-Two VESSELS I9O@710
- IONS each to load Norfolk for the Wcgt T95ies
fetJf KNOX Il 90,
l25 Smiths wharf.
~, WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUPOPW
rs-An Al SHIP Of about 1000 to scO9 barrels ca1si
QUICK dispatch VIII be given fair rates ArDiv ~
n9I ~ JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
o3l-n corner Pratt and Commerce streets
.StSh FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER
ne clipper coppered copper fastened Echr
c9Npf -'N1ii'D' Apply 10 ). r. DUN MOCK,
lii Smiths wharf.
~ WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
rS Gr London Also, vessel Of 3OO5UO tons rSouth
aide Oh Nuba and thence 10 Europe. Apply to AVA
,a+. AORRE.L L RANDALL,
---.------------- 58 Exchange Place.
,ss5ss VESSELS WANTED FOR
SzsGa HAVANA
The undergned EIe constantly in want az vess,e tf
70 ana from havana and 6atanERa. '~'-
,os.. aORREIL, & RANDALL
rs Exchange Place
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60 GhUIU& WIRES, BRAEDIES, &c.
tE+.sEgEz%E5 J. 3. C6AkEGE 81 CO, AGENTS
E3.:saatzs FOR WHEY ARD PEUPRTETQRS
IN FIR c.
sve & sI2 yea and otter fer sale yer: superior COEEAC
BhA E6 vintage Of lsi CEGYron ferl Ell fis Brand:
it!s Belmont Z Co, Co%naC BraDd2s, various vintage-:
9T T 9 f wnesrro.o log to finest grades ur$un
France superior white Vines Champagne Wine varouE
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKE YS of prime
qualities. " f
The above will be sold il United States Bonded Ware
house CY duty PAID.
Also CONSIGNMENT, 10 hb very old and prime Mcnop-
gahea Rye hisEeya 10 bDs very old copper distilled
boprnon lSEeys 2o5 6hs fine medium grades Bourbon
nd Aye lsseys TO which invite the attention of those
IL want q pure liquors. Office CORNER OF LOMBARD
81. 81. y Wv - ~ l.tI-'N- ar5.tf
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Smrrfga,

ST FOR ROTTERDAM. fine T-Sf-SaI7;oo
i+zs Al British nark ClTI Or PETE RBoRoUGH, Cart
reght or having superior acconmoIaIi6ns appy
o the Captain on board rofRe g6, gh Es PgTo
S--Yu % South Charles st eet, up stairs
esA FOR ROTTERDAM-Th fine Al BIe-
ct p1om ga ship JOHANN SCHMIDT, Capt Schmidt, will
D despatch for the above port freight or
the captain superior accommodations lease apply to
j2gn the sing B r. SPfPsi B h9S ifR
- F0D - % South Charles strel, stairs.
~ shin 81 'TREOSt!ERDAM.-The 4 Baltimore
apply f'r the above por} OGn, master VIII load
: W Gay aud 40 on n, ID H0 u. Air.
ss9A FOR RqTTERDhM - 10 - R-T,izaa.a
e ABOVE port FIR freight or er now loading for
is29a $. W cor. Gay a BHN ion n. AG, GEES Jr.,
eS9k FOR BREMEN.-T6 ~ y ~ s-s rs
r$e for tb a. s, Ra chen master viii hag e,tn osrk
~ d. i'sno yoS KE EPPfFri' 9 SSrr rS
=, NO = n p 6 rm "a fret.
atTFht F0k BRENEN.-The Al Oldenbnrc, ri,
&C. HERS, J. H. schweche ma,,er ri p a
apply to the Capan o aS%S IT. For freight passage
ieqet, KATE & LFUPo1.D.
ss5s TN F0 y 4 BtREMEN.--The Al Brem. 1T5
p"'' i' Tue ABOVE port For small stowage apply to U
2ezl-l corner mtaId STREET and Chrappsids
v5ssass FOR AMSTERDAM.-Th fine G,st-soiji,-,
~ zsa Al Bremen bark cor ERNICUS Hafnkers Tnasio
nave eulcE Cspatch for the above po,t no. go;
O--1'' S'o"@R' only apply to - 'e'''
- lsz2-- corner Che lpsde and Lombard street
SgE9z FOR ROTTERDAM-The Al American
- 14Sas5sh;P hACAuLAY J. j. Rodge s. raste, VIII no
pssssae anil: iesPatch for the above Tor For frebt or
or to ' ~ 9 captain on c 6qITd Commercia harf,
ieSa 9r+ A. SCHUMAi HER Il Co
No 9 South CHARLES street
szsFf5 FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine Al RriIisb
Esza4AA bark CITY OF PETkK6ORIUGH s -
naSer Is now loading at Commercial Eha2f and " IN Ts1
uisPsteh' For freight apply 20 ~ " nave
ia,o1 FOARD & ROGERS,
--1s-1 I6 Bowly's VI art
.as4szz FOR Lay ERP0OL.-The Al British berl
EsssEs y 1hFk CLOUr, Capt. Abbott now lcadinr ~
9on utrca wharf being Of small capacitv viii X az
ui'patch' For freight apply to '' '"'0
ie14t, FOARD & ROGERS,
is Bowly's wharf.
sss7+kk FOR BOSTON-The fast-saiIinp scbr
szsssa ihE, IIanes master is ow loadiap fr RsIo
pi jsa IS NV III ms A / :, dEG istES '''
GaZA FOR PHlLADELPHIA-The fagt-saIling
Jug vi lt above port. Having the nog OF her rar,n %
ap5y w wi" nave quick dispatch For rr. ght or psssage
| "! ippis ~ ~ HESLEN d ROGERS
49, NEW ORLEANS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Ro6 Wa L 49,
| " EpWARD EVERETT, :" GgnbT
{ 6 6HkRf Is (. MILLER " Sat- Sat-,
These vessels all OF superior csss and insure t m
nmgS gure They sail regularly advertised and are coy
named oy Captains well experienced in the trade The -
pacy, too OF the above vessels in such as will aTrd
tSoy TO shippers. For freight cabin Oh steerace
apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON q Co
GEO W. HYNS0N Co, Agents. New 0ria.rs FIT
WIN pEomptness and dispatch all goods CONSIGNED Ia
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StGrane.

O~T~'''SJNs
e TORAGE.-Room can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HEN DERSON 4 CO,
fel9-tf corner Pratt and Commerce streets
GSTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
'HN'h W -RHES. ls2 \. Eutaw atraet au2i-tf
GTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply TO ~
500 P. MALCOM 4 co,
J2u Wood street BowlVS wharf
STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
barrels ceychsndise DC obtained 1T Henderson's
wharf Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON q CO,
myIIlf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No. I22 s. Eutaw street oppo
site tsaltimote and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP Il TOLT. fe8-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Cra>es in Warehouse No. 6s South street.
W. J. SMITH,
an22-tf Is South street,
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SH1FF4NG AND CON- MISSION MERCHANTS
Iz5 SMITHS WHARF,
Advsncasr,ada ~. ,o. BALTIMORE.
feLqs IN the various ports of Europe and the Wes "
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fNLEN COVE STARCH.
We nov prepared to supply all orders for these
celebrated STARCHES at the factory prices, and ia All
cases warrant them to give satisfaction
This Starch Is prepared with greet from the best
Southern Corn, and is handsomely put in every variety
OF packages
We would direct the attention of the trade particularly
to the -
SATIN GLOSS STARCH,
article, which gives handsome gloss to iinen, and
will not iuuFe the finest fabric This article put up
packages containing pounda, and is well adapted to
family use. -
W. WHITEL0CK Il CO.,
Il south street,
40 kra1
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lkNEY ". DRAEELEY 1880 -
] eRAKELEY L FENTON A"'' EANTo N
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.,. FOR THE SALE OF
PROVISIONS AND PEODUCF
5o7 BALTIMORE STREET '
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