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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
Good Farm for Sale.

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
i county, for sale. In situated l X miles west
OfTipton, and consists of eighty acres all I'M
der fence tone hundred rods Of which is hedge,
and divided into four fields. 4lf.n. GF''f
On the farm II a never falling spring, and
two wells-One ut the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 hearing apple
trees OF the most choice varieties: also, plums
cherries, currants, STRAWBERRIES, raspberriss'
goOseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres Of the
land contain a splendid growth Of young tim
contains six rooms. pantry. closets, md pres
SEES; under which is = good dry cellar, impcrvi-
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 52x26 feet,
ling for l6 head Of horsee. Also all necessary
outhuildin9s, such as. sheds, sites woodhouse,
smokehouses, DC. Also new picket fence.
dressed and painted, enclosing house yard and
garden. a public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire of the suDscri-
Der, living on the farm. ,'i -
Nov. 5, lS6Sm3 f,,s CIIAS. s. FUNK.
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NPIcKLED liot.-A fifty pound shoat
sx16ned access to the cellar ola Main st.
:store the other day, and helped himself
ste . jar of peach brandy that had been
ct aside for more delicate use. The
proprietor happening to discover the
intruder, found him stretched out dead
drunk, unable to move or even wink.
The hog was carried out and laid in the
alley to sober off, which process occupi-
I'd several hours. During that time his
associates came around, and smelling
the fumes Of the liquor would walk
away apparently disguised with his
'beastly condition. The hog finally re-
covered from the effects, and has not
been near the place since. After all
there 10 not much difference between
the brute and human creature as to
beastliness, except the human would
have come back for another drunk, in
which case the hog Is ahead. dubuque
Herald. ISIS
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1ovse 1aiss Child by the Hand or
@ Wrist. ,

0Ovoe 1aiGe . Child by the Hand or
aa Wrist. vN
hha sssnmon practioeSf nurses and
passoh sograsp children by - single
A1sd or wrist, and lit them bodily, In
sospplng over cutters, stream, &C.
Ooa1aio0ally child II seized by the
Aand and swung around with great
1ssss, ths body being aseA 1t nearly
sagAt angiss. This faSt Is dsaSt always
lbllewed BY immediate asl effects, but it
= liable to result In most sesioas injury.
~ ~ period Of life, the lends Of the
leog bones are united 10 the shafts by
sassilags, which realGasrs them weak and
l1abls 10 be distorted ~ eb1oe. There
~ae three Of those bones 10 the arm; one
Hsowss1 the elbow and wrist. The arm
Ofohe child IL, therefore, 'ssey weak
When extension IL made at the hand,
Tie force IL not extended upon firm
ebsass, but rather upon soaes broken at
>ss1ssal points, and very loosely united.
\ aAl4ovce, far less than is required
- fracture . fully forsnsd bone: will
separate the cartiiaginons portions, or
permanently bend them There Is also |
sasther form oSi,Suyy which may oc-
csr q the instant. sOfthis I have seen
several examples. Ut consists In q
ulight displacement IN ore Of the joints,
slishsr ne wrist or the elbow, attended
rbH pain, svelfipgand senderness. The
lt1non1axSfssa -ssna licked position,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

.. A great many rumors concerning the
LEGITIMACY Of the Prince Imperial are
circulated in Paris. The most widely
circulated of these reports is that the
Prince Is the son of a Spanish merchant
who was prevailed upon to give the
babe to fhs Imperial family, and accept
: very lucnahye position in Pendicher-
~ Rochefcrt has repeatedly alluded to
the Legitimate birth of the prince in
LdyLaat,yne. 2ra 'Af
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25
llosby's Murderous Record.

1oLhc Editors Of the Ncc YORK Sun:
Sir: l see in your varied columns that
the rebel oatlaw Mosby II Dragging Of
his affair with the brave C::ion Colonel
8syd- OF my regiment. Boyd would
have dishono1ed bia2self by accepting a
challenge from an outlaw. He should
however, have shot the insulting rebel
down Oh the ,pot, and melted nut 4, tie
murderer Of Union men aud the stripper
Of Union women his just deserts. Tie
following two exploits OF the chiya!ric-
Mostly no. GENERALLY known, NAV
serve yonr readers in forming All idea of
the character Of tie man: In October,
1854, an express train between H amer 4
Ferry and Martiusburg, was attacked
BY Mosby and his command, and Mr..
G.. w. Tolles, wife OF Colonel TolIes
CHIEF OH Gen. Sheridau's
staff, her child and sister, and the other
passengers were turned out destitute
and unprotected, the train being rob
bed and burned. At the same time Col
Tolles himself while on his way with
Two Orderlies TO Cedar Creek, where his
command lay, was shot by the same
outlaw, and died in Winchester, in the
presence Of his heart broken, destitute
wife, who had been stripped of all by
the villain Mosby. This outlaw also
hanged five stragglers at Berry Vile to
~ knOwledge. acknowledge he is
daring man. but as an unrecoustru,t.l
go6pogo1d . Murtlerous outlaw, he de-
ssss0 40 sympathy. | remain, enclos-
eAgRy 0ru, yours Respectfully,
esa sse "A UNION SOLDIER.
+. 3. Mosby wants Northern men
With capital TO 60 South. No doubt to
rive him = chance 70 steal the capital,
IND hAye the settler busl,whacked, il he
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Two urchins, Tom aud Jack, went to
school for the first time. The teacher
Aek Tom what his name was.
"Taum," replied the boy.
-'No, my boy, you should not say
Tom, but Thomas"
''Tsumas," replied the boy.
"That's better. Now, my lad" said
Me, turning to the other, whose face
suddenly frightened up with newly
conceived idea, what is your lame
SRI"
"Jack-ass," replied the urchiny
promptly.
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PRTCES.--A FAIR pEsER.

Send the,ret In prca WA shdr ~ Tx ira fWpangerS
and we will forward either or both machines, Tree
freight To- pces w1ete ae y selling! atld%o sur,
are we that they will be liked 1hat we agree re,una
the money If any o1te wishes 10 RETURN 'thH machlse
free of freight, after mouths trA!' aocorafe 10 U
No husband, father or brother should permit lhe
Drudge Of washing With the HANDS ftvfwo DAYS
the year when can be done shelteE. mf'senek pe
toasy with less iaor and no fftfryto the garments
by Defy Clothes Washer, and y Eaivsrsss Wylngef
1canvassers with exclusive fight or sale make mon
y sold BY dealers genefay ID who Tseral discounts
"fs re X. &. BRowNfNG, Cen Gen. Agent,
37mG "-}G31 Cortlandt Ct, New York.
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the lot regiment Of the Imperial horse
|guarss wheHAfAwn tpln line, when
/ you6s o1asek, -dfssssd ~ hull regiment
ais, was led up to the Colonel Of the
regiment, who struck him in the face,
took his sword from him ordered him to
kneel down, broke his sword over 1iafJ,
told two orr dnioes 70 tear off his
unisOrm aud the had him clad In the
cvAsse unifosmscf a privste uf the line.
The officer thus degraded had stolen
money from one of his comrades, and
committed several forgeries. He was
reduced to the position OF private Of
the iihe, and.DDserys Joe Se as such In
one OF the Eastern Districts Of the En-.
pire.
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STRAYEDo''

,LRoM TIE SIgSCRIBisB, ri, 4ko3t4t%"WRa .
SEs, enesis asAorrdl. ewN hcwh4tGa1c f&hite
hind legs, short tail, and branded U. s. ebon'
10 years DID, The other III 4 large blNck horse,
lame in his left fore leg, and IN fsb1ut ears
old. Any person giving Informal ion at Ham
Ilton's livery stable. in Upton ,nr - scne SUI.
may be found, will be literally rewarded
3wii FRITZ GANTZER.
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commissioners Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ell commissioners, appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Cedar county. Iowa, will sell on
SATURDAY, tine fst n day Of December 1869 on
the premises, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day
the property known rs the Thompson estate;
the same being the southwest quarter of sec
ton ten 40, township eighty 800, range &
west Of the 9Th p. IN; and the northwest quar-
ter of said section township and range, save
and except about 32 acres heretofore sold
About 80 acres Of the property above named is
good timber land, aid will be sold in lots at
from IA 10 acres each TO suit purcha ,ers
The farm land will be divided and spld in two
farms. with timber sufficient for each. This
property is improved, havi II Z thereon a house.
barn; out buildings, fences, kc.. andwiil make
two fine farms. & Fl =
TERMS OF SALE.-Tin S~r land fa If cash, and
balance i'll one year. with ten per cent Interest
with approved security.
Farm land one-third cash. and balance in
one ana two years, with ten per cent interest,
accurei by mortgage on tn" property.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. IA. 1859.
Us 7s@ - B.F.ePAIYrISG,
E& R.SWAfrZLA \ DER, i
s"wi w MfifHDI .-
WM. NJ. KNOTT, Auctioncer. Commissioners.
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TERMS FOR 1870. 2

One copy, one year ri - -&Js.9u.f 81 90
Two copies, one year - 90
Three copies one year = :. 90 4
-Four copies, one year - e~- - 10 90
Five copies, one year. and an extra t'
copy to the person getting up the
club, making six copies III 90
Eight copies, one year. and anextra -G1
copy to the person getting up The -. 4
club, making nine copies Il u
Eleven copies, one year. and an ex- <go.
ira copy TO the person getting up
the club, making twelve copies - ~ =
Cooley Lady s. Book and rArthur's Home
Magnzino.wiiI be sent one year on receipt Of
a. ~ .fEfu@ a1S - or a .ffttt st#.t
Godey's Iady's Book and Once n Month will
be sentone year ON receipt OF Al 90.
Godey's Lndy's Book and The ,Children's
Hour viii be sent one year on receipt Of s} So
zine and Children's Hour will be sent one year
on receipt Of 81 90 tiis @6s tH h5@s
Cooley IS Ladys Book, Arthnrs Home Maya
zine, Once Month and The Children's Hour
will be sent one year on the receipt Of So 80.
g3 sHS-The money must nll be sem at one time
made TO clnt,s Al club rates. 4 ~ II 7
:, ~ Canada subkertbers must send "a cents
additional for every subscription to the
! LINK Is Book, and, ~ cents tor either of the
other magazines, to pay the american
:. HOW TO REMIT.--In reMittins by Mail, q
DRAFT on Philadelphia or New York, parable
70 he order Of T. a Cooley, Is preferable To bank
notes, as. should the Order or Draft be lost or
sender. If u Draft or a Post-office Order can
not he procured, send UnitedStates or Nation
Adiress ~. A. Cooley,
~ =. Corner ts1th and Chestnut as. phi,adcl-
phid .tE1@I5S#
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DoTY's wAsHrNGs MACHINE,
LATELY MUCH IdPRONED-ANDTHENE NEW
Universal 'IACIOtllfS aeWringer

DOT 'S w ASHINt-M ACH1NE,
LATELY MUCH IhPRoVED-aNDTH THE NEW
Universal CLOTHES soWringer
ymployed svtth Raw Bills PartsCY ,DotsslE Coz
ably far nyefior "a any ap,,astss 6r aassRk clothes
ever inysntea and VII sayesher cost lwiqe by
,o whose whp have USED en ave 'sstipAsy as 70"
I'VE like our machine much: could 9ot be persuaded
we sFe n snn # tbs p0Aiieaey ass'' BrA
Y. Tribune.' '1'@ '"'
"In the laundry of tny house there is perpetual
11hnsnkss,y,i %n n9nd tsfths
Every week has giyenit @ stsppgsgi4a upon The
affections OF r'ft. Inmates of INC 'htnsfs.' Y. Oh
server.
II heartily commend it to economists Of time, mon
ey, ana contAnsm est.r - Rsr DrstRtnVASss
rrird hetSisnr an. # ass SSr
s s9s Sar ma a assr IA aa lows
der any circumstances SCION RahInaan Ia:
..Yonr Washing machine haStheen in dAfiS use
highly pleased with it, II tetstin atc6niplishes
greater amount Of work, With less laPnf a1e loes nos
wear the clothes near. 40 much ms the oldslashonG
VIII Wisio fW H Iisnd' s,,rsfhtshiie lnaa'
Department of st. 1ather4nes Nursery, fy
"After d constant use or the ESIvERsA1 CLOTHES
WRISGEE for more than four yeafs.. ~ gN fm'i! J
mos, uiqualitifJ praise. and ~ lr9nouGcsahah ihHs,
peiisable part ofthc machinery q HOUSEKEEPING. wv
servants have always. been Nj aing erHen ana a.
ways have liked it. II Henry Ward Beecher
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i a curious scene We witnessed the
Otllsr day 1t 81. Petersburg, IN Russia
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% e5-Aaiilastratcdp uupAlet, containing price
lists, with samples Of both the Grover & Baker
stitch and the shuttle stitch In the yarisas
fabrics, will be furnished On request.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

<O4Nx ID TX AANAA1AkNN1s
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening Of seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
lay~ The Highest Premiums at all the
fairs and exhibitions of the United States
and Europe, hare been awarded the Gro
GER & Bake. .SeaViny Machines, and the
Work done by them, achercrer exhibited in
competition.
RD- The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover < Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other Sewing Ma
Chimes. .- ,s...... ..
- a5-Aniilustrat ted puupAlet, eentai lining price
lists, with samples ofboth the Grover & Baker
stitch and the shuttle stitch in the varisas
fabrics, will be furnished sn request.
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.. FO1'tietH Year. -
GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For 1870 ~~oa
' ...- .." r.sr Il.
= nr V.nIECS

CHEAPEST OF LiDlES' MAGAZINES,
: BECAUSE 1T Is THE BEST!
1t has always been the care of the publisher
to combine in its pages whateveris useful,
whatever Is elevating, whatever Is pure, Dig
nined, and virtuous III sentiment, with what
ever may afford rational anu innocent amuse-
ment. For its Literary department., in past
years, Ia "f't S.' 5. ~. %>G&
.,'s TINE sEsT WRITER'S sr# ssl-
In the literary world have contributed, and
will continue to furnish articles for the year
lS70. such names rs r.. #. - @-At: ~..tH
Marion Harland, Ino Churchill,
Louise Dorr, Meta Victoria Victor,
8. Annie Frost, Mrs. Dennison, and
Mrs. G. A. Hopkinson, ~-~
Cannot be found on the Prospectus of any
other magazine. #a# ssz#a.5 @2#s
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.
each year, superior 1--WE challenge com parisonl
to any published in this country, either in
book or periodical. @E+@s
OUR Fashion PLATES, Il
Have a reputation for correctness, the world
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs.-We give fire.
auentIy presentation sheet to our patrons
: aRIGINhI MusIC.DGoDffr's is the only
magazine In which music prepared expressly
2MnisE;i. GOTTA Es.-The only magazine in
this country that gives these designs is the
DRAWING I.tssoNs.-In this we are also
We lave a,soa CIIrT.DREN's. a HORTI-
CULTURAL and y HEALTH department.
! 90 GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS "'
upon every subject, for the Boudoir, Nursery,
Kitchen, House and Laundry f@ ~
= TINTED. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is . series
Of engrarings that no one has attempted but
LADIES FASci WORK FIShTMENr.-
Some OF the designs In this Department are
Of n
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@ K-SWARrZLAN pER,
saws Nc. MflfHOI' SF..
VIM. NJ. KNOTT, Auctioncer. Commissioners
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MRS. harrington shopping

..Come, Ike, get your basket and lets's
propel to town."
They enter fashionable millinery es.
tablishment.
"How do you sell pitators ?"
"Do you mean to insult me, ma
dam p asked the vender of head dress
ings.
Well, l would like to consult you about
getting couple of pecks. Bring along
your baskets, Ike"
.But. madam, we do not deal in pota-
toes. Who told you thatwe sold pota-
toes
"Your advertisement"
sOur advertisement ? 1t certainly says
no such thing"
s.But it does. Ike come here. Didn't
YOU read to me the other night, about
this new milliner store having conceived
a new assortment Of pitators from New
York ?"
Ike mods.
There, now. you needn't be skeered
1 ain'tno revenue deceptive"
Madame, you have made mistake
Our advertisement announces for sale
palpitators, new article of female ap-
parel with which young ladies, whose
bosoms are not fully developed, are EN-;
abled to beautify their forms, and render
perceptible the affectonate emotions oi
their loving hearts. Hence they are call
ed palpitators."
"La, me. your advertisement didn''
say about parallels enveloping female bo
SONS and show their notions of affection
Now, if you denounce them as bosom
pitators, you'd be more intelligent
Well I'm after stomach pitators, which
have much affection for, besides my bosom
isparallel enough, and | pretend for th'
future to keep it so without putting pita
tors in it, any how, Good bye, Mrs. Mil
liner. Come, Ike, let us tramp"
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Administrators Sale
OF RE AL EST ATE
TN pursuance Of an order granted by the
l. Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at Public Aution. on
Saturday, the 25th day of September, 1869
between ten and four o'clock of said day,
upon the premises, the following described
real estate situate in the county of Monroe
and State of Ohio to wit: The east half Of
the northeast quarter of section fifteen town.
ship six of range six, containing seventy
five acres more or less, subject to the dover
estate of Catharine Steel therein,
Appraised at Sl,700.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand, one
t hird in one year, and one.third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
WILLIAM SLOAN,
Admir- of Christopher Steel, decd.
AMOS & SPRIees, Att'ys. aug24w4.
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PERSONAL.

The Cincinnati Commercial urges his
defeat but says fhim personally:
MIR. Pendleton cannot be opposed or
account of his personal qualities. Ht
would make dignifed, genial and prop
er Governor. No one in this communi
tv speaks i'll. of him as gentleman il
private life, or questions Instability to fiji
the Office Of Governor acceptably.
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Ballot VS.. BayOnet.

The expenses ofthe War Department
have been. for the last three months, ST.,
10000 week. 1t costs as much, un
der the Grant Administration, every
three months, as it did in Democratic
days TO support the army year. But
then the latter did not keep up a militia
ry tyranny in the South, which Grant
does. The Democracy ruled by the bal
let, Grant by the bayonet.
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HAYES and the war.

We understand that some of the old
Southern rebels hayea warm feeling for
General Hayes. They say that, although
in the war, he did less than any man they
know of to bring about its results. lie
managed'to hurt them less than any 9TH
er General, and if fall the officers had
been Hayeses, the South wonld have tri-
umehed..
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Election of District Assessors.

THE Commissioners at the June session, 1853,
L decided that each township of the county
be a District for the purpose of electing an AS
SCISSOR of real property within each District
The qualified electors of this county will, at
the October election, 1869, being the second
Tuesday, October 12, 1869, proceed to elect
qualified elector as Assessor of real property in
each District or township. The judges of cleo
tion shall keep a separate poll-book for the
election of said Assessors and the returns
thereof shall be made to the County Auditor
who, with the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas shall open the same and declare the result;
and the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns, give notice to each Of the
persons elected of his election.
By order Of the Commissioners. Hta
SAM'L GRIMSHAw,
Auditor, NJ. c. o.
June 15, 1862
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Address
MARIETTA. ONO. Iul1 IS. 1869.

MARIETTA, ONO, July IS, 1869.
hereby certify that am personally &C.
quainted with Msssrs Berkeley & Dutton. and
can assure purchasers Of tickets in the above
scheme, that they will be honorably dealt by
and that the property to be disposed of Is a.
geod as they represent it to be.
julys7w4. W. p. RICHARDSON,
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WANTED.-TEAcHERs, STUDENTS, and
w other intelligent Men and Women, in a
business paying $lOO to 5000 per month, &C,
cording to ability. For particulars, address
ZRIGLER, McCURDY & CO.,
514 Arch street, Philadslphia, Pa,
febls,ls68.
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Divorce.

NTESTLEY H. GIBBONS, who is confined
w in the Penitentiary of the State cf
the State of Ohio, will take notice that Mary
J. Gibbons did, on the 10th day of August,
1869, file her petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within
and for said county of Monroe and State of
Ohio, asking that she may Ibe divorced from
the said Westley H. Gibbons for the reason
that the said Westley H. Gibbons is now con.
fined in the Penitentiary of the State of Ohio,
which petition will be for hearing at the next
term of said court, commencing November
l. 1S69.--aug31w6. MARY j. GIBBONS.
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The New York Mercantile Journal,

liz NEW I0Tk M6TCaltlle J0urnai,
ESTABLISHED 1865,
Is published Weekly Thursday morning,9
giving the MOST EXTENSIVE and AccURArx rRIcn
LISTS EVER PUBLISHED IN THE s.. It is strictly
neutral as regards politics, bat Independent
in its criticisms upon all matters affecting the
Commercial and Financial interests of the
Nation.
of publication, making The JOURNAL almost
indispensable to all dealers in Stocks, Govern.
ment Bonds, Dry Goods, Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Groceries, Fish, Salt, country pro-
duce, Hardware, Iron, Steel. Tin, Metals, Furs,
Skins, Wools, Domestic and Foreign Fruits,
Nuts, Hides. Leather, Tobaccos, &c..
"The New York Mercantile Journal enters
this week upon its sixth year, Its deserved
prosperity is exhibited in various improve
ments and in an enlargement from four to
eight pages,"-N. Y. World, Oct a, 1885,,
"The New York Mercantile Journal is now
one of the largest Weeklies in the world, we'll
filed with tabular and other exhibits of tho
Produce, Merchandise and Money Markets,
which are further elucidated by judicious and
temperate editorials, The Journal is .
good paper, and deserves the pros-
perity it has achieved"-N. Y. Tribune, Oct.
| 3, 1868. aA
"THE New YORK MERCANTILE JoURkAL,--As
| giving tabular and other exhibits Of produce,
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