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ITEM*.
J*#* Iity it selling at California at
€0 dollars per fun,
IT" It is said iIt*t Fanny Fern intends
to siurt a pap-r,
23h Dr Stone, the sculptor, is model*
injj a bast of Robert J. Walkor.
S. A. Dor gum has return
ed from his European tour.
»s#*The emigration into Nebrasaa is
said to be surprisingly great.
Thomas Gray, of Leeds, England,
was the inventor of railroads.
fS^IIorare Mann has been inaugu
rated President of Antioch College, in
Ohio.
Csj^They hare a movement in Man
rliester in favor of a Maine anti-liquor
law for England.
BS^Applea at Alton, Illinois, bring
no more than 40 cents a bushel. They
glut the mantel at that price.
It is said that the great iron bridge
across the Monongahela river lately com
pleted, cost #496,000.
There are 31,000 insane and idiotic
persons in the United State® one to
every ei^ht hundred inhaitants.
The first book printed in the Now
World, was in the city of Mexico,
was printed in the Spanish language in
1541.
ffc$"*Gorernor Crittenden and Judge
Robert son are the only candidates lor
United States Senator in Kentucky.—
Mr. Dixon refuses to be a candidate.
tusr When we see a man asleep in
front of las store, about 1 o'clock in the
day, we think it is a sign be don't adver
tise.
A mammoth eave has heen discovered i25*"'
ill California, about one mile from the
town of Sonora, containing hones, teeth Pr
ctc., and an imtnense lake of clear water |laMes'
The Illinois Central Railroad has call
ed for the thirteeiith instalment of 5 per
cent on its coi.struct'mn bone1.:, payable
on the 10th of Decemler.
The total tiuinber of emigrant arrivals
in New York, for the week ending No
vember 10th, was 6,133, between eight
and ini.f hundred a day.
Mayor Park, of Alieghanv city, i
and hi? entire police A.ree, htve been ar«!
rested and held to bail to answer a charge
of conspiracy to defeat the ends of ju.s-!
tice ai.-d cumpounding felony.
PTT lib meanest nian in the world'
lives in West Troy. la helping him out
of the river, onee, a man tore his coat.
The next day he sued him for assault
and battery.
The Pacific Railroad Company have
purchased depot grounds, containing
about twelve acres and situated in the
heart of the city of St. Louis, for the sirn
©ft) 0 000.
A German named Knype, baa learn!
to fly. He lutelv flew from the tower of
thc'^ohlo*s, at Leipsic but he landed
The Directors tf the Grystal Palace
have concluded to keep it open during
the winter instead of doting upon the
first of December as originally intended.
Tfieir receipts now merage about $4,000
p«r day while expenses are but 8400.
The latent European news shows that
Mr. Soule has preaented his credentials
to the Queen of Spain, and his bet u
graciously received. So the pi diction
of tiuble from that quarter is not design*
ed to be verified.
*5TT:
ie superior profit of tie new
postage svateni is illustrate'! by the re
turns of the Chicago P.jst Offyv, which
a receipt of $12,000, an increase i thirty
per cent, over the corresponding* quar
ter of last year.
f'.Q^TUere was imported into great
B.i'ain, last year, ol grain ana meal,
came from tin-United States oi Airu r
ica wiiikt France supplied SSl,yUU,
and t'.ie northern ports of Russia only SSI
WV'.if.
A contract has recently been made for
the construction of a railway from Inii
au,'ipolis to. Vlm't'utic-B, and oue of tfie
coii'litions of t:ie lU^rcetnmt iri, that tto
com.a. oih uhnll inake the rails lium ue
entire dwtanrc with the coal and ore
tilt hue, w
mateiiaj.
N"A wa^^isli member ot the R!u«U
I?! mti Legislature phiuu s himself upot
the "vvii*. h-gislatiou" which be says oai
tettled the liquor question in that State
a compromise to which both sides ha\*t
agreed, viz: "the tem])erauce men
have got the Main law, winch is all they
want, and every body else his pleaty of
ran, vlJ-h i? uii il:.*v *,vuat.M
MARRIED.
In Dixon, on the 10th init, by Kev. J. E.
Ball, Mr! B. F. Shaw to Miss As x\ F. Ews
TACE.
On the mum day sad place, by the same4
Mr. W. E vstacs to Misr a«tha &maw,
all of Dixon.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
!fw. 17th.
Flour, $" (50 to $6 per bbl.
Buckwheat Hour, per rwt.j 98
Wheat, prime, $1 10 to ft
do spring, 95c to $1.
Rye, 48 to 50.
Bailey,58 to60.
Corn, (in sack*,) 40to 44c.
Beans, white, I 25.
Cotter, Havanna, It to 12|e.
Leather, sole, 19 to 23c,
Harness, $20 to (23.
NaiW, per keg, $5 to $5 50.
Pork, $5 to $5 50.
Hams, 9 to 10c per lb.
Lard, 9c.
Butter, fresh, 12 to Ha.
Chee ?e, W. R. l()ct
Eggs, Itt.
Salt O. A. sack $3 2».
CHICAGO MAKkETS.
Nov. 20,1853,
Flour—Xo. 1. $5 73 5 No 2, $5 25 k. $.1 S&J
It No. 3, ft,75 Wheat, *1 to $1 10 Corn 48 to
30c Oats. '25 to AS Ry«, Mi to 60 Pork, to
$5 50 Hams, 11 to 12$ Shouidero, 7 to 8} Po
tatoes, 25 a 3j Butter, to 17 F.ggs, 13 to
14
5
Cheese 7 to 114 Lard, 11 to li Boans,
75c per bu. Salt, *2 25 per bbl Perk, out.
MUSCATINE MARKETS.
November 16,1853.
55 to 00c Flour $5 pr. bbl. Corn
25c Oats IKc} Potatoes 20c Onions 50c liye
35c Hides 4 to 9c Wood $3 to 3 5 Coal
Beef
l'atUc
4 ta
5r»
Kartil° ,2c»
lb
5
Appl«s$i pr. l.u. Su-
^OIr Hi Cotten yarn-.t
n1,ne,tirH
to U)r?
Pf
40®ltc» Butter-
bu' Mo*
*20c
Pork—it is supposed the market will op#D at
f3 00—probably $3 50.
TIPTON MARKETS.
MktlCTtn WEEKLY roll THE ADVt*T1»t*.
Wheat,
Ry,
Corn,
Oats,
Potatoes,
Bean*,
Oni^n*,
Hams,
Bacon,
90
Butter,
Tallow,
Lard,
Flour, pr. bbl.
curl,
Buckwbwrt,
Salt, per. bush.
Corn meal.
Dried piMOtwa,
Dried applSS
Green
Hav. pr. t#R,
Beef, sr. lb.
Pork,
5'
to 60
4o
30
15
50
40
8
10
10
17 to 'JO
10
10
4 50 to 5 00
2 50
2 00
60
30
2 50
1 25
1 25
2 60
4 50 to 5
6 to 6
7
3
w
Hides, dried,
preen,
1
on the ground pretty bard—so hard us
tobn tlk both his thiglts.
|Si-A man recently, white in liquor,
crawled in on the topnf a holler in a ma
chine shop, in Detroit, and dropping to
sleep, was lite rail}' takvd when he was
diacovered.
A K O U S E
BY R. S. TUCKER.
Corner of Dului'iiic inni Jtffrrson Street*.
ust&a
smm wii-iuji
New York pap-rs of the 12th notice above buninaw i.» tt,.s place and now IrcatM
i w overSn i^ st r*» in the room forn**r
the continued unp^veinent in the money |!v i,M i,y w.'it. utmlt as Law Oiftce
market. There was a good inquiry for Where be keeps constantly n hand
prime paper at 1*2 per cent* Tiie rerru
F2
lar stock houses are iully supplied with
money, returnable um dt-maiid.
N. B. A boy .wanted to learn tlie trade.
Tipton. Nov. 26th, 1S53. n3 If.
o.
have commenced grinding. ifflHR fTJfDFRSItiNHD keep eon^anHy Fanns for
lui
.« rnn a
i i
CKDAR COt'XT* DIRCITORV.
Coaaly OfSceriu
t. A. BISSKLL, Judge.
J* W. CATTELL, CUrk.
J. C. HETTS, Recr. and Treat.
I, H. BIRl'.LEV, sherif.
& DEW ELL, Surveyor.
A* FORD, Coroner. *,
J. HI BER, Prosecuting
i J. K. SXYDER S. F. C. ir D.
District Cotrrf.
W E. LEFFINCWELL, Jufyt.
Tenirt second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
County Court.
iAMt'EL A. BISSELL, J*d*e.
Terms, first Monday in each Month,
except, April and August, first Tuesday.
Cedar County Agricultural So
ciety.
J. W. CATTELL. President.
T. JAMES, P'ict President.
8. S. DANIELS, Ir&uurer.
& C. PIATT, Secretary.
Cedar County Legislature.
Convenes in Tipton Monday evening
each
JttStlCCS)
W. F. DILLON, ..
D. SLOPER,
N. HATHBURN.jpj
D. PL ATM,R,
Saddle 4* timrne§» Maktr.
i "liroTLD take this opportunity of rt'turnin-1 and Saturday.
i \V hi.« ihaiiks t- the itiren* of l'lpum an From Marion every Wednesday and
vicinity, for pant favors and patronage «nd tj cnt,ir.i.iv.
i inform lliein that h« is still pushinc along th«
Harness, Bridles, Collars &&
and all other articlei pertaining to hit bnsines*
which 111 be had ready made or made to or
d?r. tiive him a call.
ATTOR^Kl 1\1) C9i.\SCLOR
AT L(W.
WILL
Purchase and se'l Real Estate, locate
Land Warrant*, atieml to the Payment of
Taxes, Investigation of titiin, conveyancing, &c.
Particular aftmUon given to Col•
lecttons.
AIt aeaiMCSS INTBl'iTKD TO HU uu, wiu.
JkiT-At the late election for D^egates
in Oregon, 8,000 votes were thrtwn.—•
This shows a great increase of jopula
tioh. Iu 1S49 the vote did not fxceml
700 in 1^51,.^Washington Territory has
txtfn taKeii from Oregon.
fSuTTht Nevv Orleans Picayum says
the sugar crop of Lousiana will iot be If highest cash price will be paid. En
inferior, either in quality, to what it was iuire ar hi- olfiee.
in either of the last two years. Sugar
planters in various parts of the state! IS O •%*.
RF. ATTKNDtJ) TO WITH
Pronipiaeu and Fidality*
0TOir..-e ir. the Court House
corut-r. ii^'on, 1
otv
with
»p
0 i 1 a n
clM 0f
3,8^8,7*29 cwts., ol which 2,620'.Vi9 nov.26u3
A s o N a i s a n a o e a i
finniMiare.
SHAW & BAGLEY.1
«S'ttu'iltil 24 tiulti Sixilk of Tipton,
on Ulc .Muscatiiu Road.
TsinceNursery
!UH was commenced five yearti
hy P. I). Humphry, in connectirn
I)es
•:reit ci re
trees.
&
H. Avery. (Nurserymen
froi„ their im hu'r1 of ov,r 3
,H)0
hlK~,
.. 0'ir Stock onsims of ahout 40,000 trce«,' merit of Friend & CulhertMm. where tbetaras
U is said to abound IU ravI mostly of a suitable size «r setting out, and i of
ygA* some forty or fifty choice V4rieties| ripton Jjov. Jtitli, n3-tf.
PRicm
do 1 year from er \fi, $o per 1U0,
Or $.VI per 1,000.
A^,frM0nr?hrproprirt!!r"'lheWlth
IK? mpriwv S, uie
i'.Jiw y. Z tcif.ftwa.
HT'MPHRRTfc CASFWEEl.
NDvsabir 20."': u3 fita.
T,
A. THOMPSON,
L,inn
R. M. IjON(i.
R. N. TAV LoR, i
Centor
J. HUFF. .ntrAM„ ±,
W. HOSKINS, E
J. LIN 1)SL Bnrhfttfftt
j. D. U AI.KI R,5 KKbtl^f
B. \N VV ALL, i suffar creek
A. liARRKK,
suSar
Malls.
N. J. HAWLEY, Stag* Proprietor,
Tipton, Iowa.
ROBERT M. LONG, Baq., Post
Master, T'.pton lowa.
ARRIVALS.
F«m Davenport, every Monday and
Thursday.
From Muscatine, every Monday and
Thursday.
From Iowa CHy, every Wednesday
r,
..
rrom Dubuque, every Friday.
From Fuliun City, every Friday.
From Prune DttChem every Tuesday
DEPARTURES.
For Muscatine, every Wednesday and
Saturday.
For Davenport, every Wednesday
iind Saturday
For Iowa City, ever/ Monday and
Thursday.
For Marios, every Monday and
Thursday.
For Dubuqu*, every Tuesday.
For Fulton City, every Wednesday,
For Prairie DuCi.e n wiry Tuosnny.
Estray •Xotice.
TAKF.N
tip lv William Tucker in Sprm^iale
Township, OeJiir County lowa, one bright
red Stwr. without spot", except a white (brush
1
n\i.
YTr.it
5,000 RAILS W ANTKJ), for which the
l|* Be.! on tlw luU, wiib no i^r mwksexcent tl.oa. ap
parent lv made lv dog«.i!iree years old pa^t, and wiui r« tn im»n^\ iih pro
»f r-r, ,,) wi7e. witli honw in.-'/n eH toufilier, and
the ri^'ht one a httlr the lowwU Appraised at
f*2H 00. returned to 1 his ort'ice by Thomas James
tq. J. W- CATTELL, County Clerk.
Tipton, Nov. 22d 1*53. n3 3in.
fa-,
an I a Inrw and cotnplcW a».-ortmmt of R. M. LO.NG, at the Poet Office
a .. A ... .. .I Vft.' ivitk I k.\'J n'i 0.«
SSSiXJaSS
crect
D. W. HOY, i
E. fCHOOLEY, i
u
lowa
T. JAMES, -Springdale
The Orders.
CEDAR LODGE, No. II, F. & A
M. meets earli Saturday on or beiore ]j
lull moou, in Tipton lowa.
GOLDEN RULE LODGE, Ho. 24,
F. 6l A. M. meets Friday prteecdiug
full moon Rochester Iowa.
MANITOU LODGE, No. 8,1. O. O.
F. .Meets Thursday e\enuig each week,
in Tipton Iowa.
RED CEDAR LODGE No. 10, I.
O. O. F. meets every Saturday eveu
ing in Rochester lowa.
low fvr cash, ffis-
Tiptou Nov. 2tttb 1 Na.'l. nU 3in.
•attention Tax JPayrrt*
TIIETaxesSilverthe
Tor vir 1^3? are novr duP.
(Jold or w»lf be required mi jr. y
ment
for State, School ana Raliroad •axe^.
C. BKIT.H,
Tieasuror of Cedar County.
Tipton Nov. *2'ith n3 If.
%iTak&
•itiy
ANY
person desirous of fak'it? a hat of cap
either can so hv cjllinit «t theiwtablfsh
linfc «t the establish
4'takin{r"
will lw made kno*
FOR SALE.
ArPLtTitaas.—$iu pe*- UK), or $00 per 1.000.' i f*f\ Acres (Joed land situated i i
I fill ,.of
w
hei.y
wU1
S-W' Alo. a Jnr-'e T: .»k Huihiinjc 1*vr st.»
iriesn:eh, uafiniriied. 'mted in Tipton. En
quire of CUA8. SWKTLAMl.
i Nov. 'JC. '53. at '.bis office.
J. C. BUTTS, PROPRIETOR.
T1PTH, IOWA.
GOODRICH HOUSC,
If 8H.1W H. BtULCT•
titton, iow
TEMPr?.ANCETHOUSE]
BY FATTEttSO* FLKMMOIU.
Til'TOS, I0W\.
MANSION HOUSE.
tY JOSEPH IJND8CY,
KOCK IOWA.
IOWA HOTEL.
BY GEORGE P. COFF1
MOCHltSTKR, IOWA.
FRA-V KI, WALTOX k. WARRCl,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
o. IS. North Main Sti»:i:t,
ST. LOUS MISSOURI.
D. raxNcis. *opt. WAi roN: t. h. warki.ft.
AAROM
DealerOil*,i)«rtt.IMICHT,
in s, Meoicms. ty» stu«*.
Paints, itss. (.'roreriff. Nuts, Can
Hd*. Toys, Hard wars, and Faacjr Not ion».
Tipton, lowra. nl
HII STOE CHA9IRER8 «b KON.
Oils
llard
ware, te. Tipton, Lowa. nl
DKl'CCl^TS.
Trt.,n
PoIk Townsh p-
ri0^eer
J. BALDWIN, ic
R. P. MHTRDY,
W. A. R1GUY,
and s (Jrocetif
Pnint*. Dve Stuff-', Cupfectionai es.
IV'ATIIA!VIEL BtKLR,
in PainN, Oili
Rochester, lowa.
DRUGtll^T,
ISiAt IWItaT,,
TAILOR—Men
bPnn«fi«W
and Boy'* liarmenfi cut tad
wade to order, in tii* latefcl aud Boat UB
proved atylea. T., ion. I»vra, si
M. MOW,
^J" MUCH ANT TAILOR—Fathions regular
JOHN DM KIXNO\,
Boot
and miol maker— a Geawai
Assortment kept caiiitantly on hand.
Tiptun, lowa. el
C. F. RRE1TH 41'PT.
7Vr.7" it?OOT AND SHOE MAKER—leather and
shoemak4ir
,s
Kindings aUvav-l0 be
,oulld
and of the beat quantity. Rocl'fster, Iowa.
AUSTIN I*AR80\9,
S
ADDLE, HARNESS, t'Ki N'K, and Valise
Mai
noR(.i\ fc ii AU HT,
Maker. Tipton. Iowa.
ADDLE AND HARNESS MANIFAC*
turerc. Kwcbeatei, lowa. nl
s
ROUT. E» ASI,
W
toar
*. A. KiCI.LY,
COACH
AND WACOM AKF.il— Rast of
tha public aquare,Tipton, lowa. nl
JOHX rm.FlELD,
^Y"Ar.(\\ AMI CAKKI.Uii: MANTFAC
Rochester, lovra. nl
AARO* FlMilOOV,
SMITH—Oppoiite ti
iage Sh(j, Tipton, Icwa.
J^LACKSMITll—Oppoiita ti. Bajjlay's Car-
ItOBT. H. ADA918,
J^LACKSMITH— AU ordara promptly sttawl*
ad to. Tiptou, lowa.
lit-
1A RAPUS, IIIWA.
AH the various operations beneficial to the teeth
done in u satisfactory manner.
"INK roacLLAIN V&XTM utasaTED ON
PLATE.
November 12,1*53.
nl
SAMUEL DEVVELL,
svavcviii or uar
COV
n y, iowa.
WlU.be ha,/py to wait iijmhi all tliosewho
desire his services. He i« prepared to do tur*
vcyui^ with correctness and dispatch.
Wee iu the Court liouse.
Ti//C7», lowa.
A. OOURTWRIGHT %L CO.
MKKCHANTS.
TORONTO, CLLYTONCO, IOWA.
DEALI'.RS I ft
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
ORO' FRIES, HARrWARr, JI Ki'.NHWARE,
HATS, APS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Bonnets, Motions, IlC.
Tile giio.is.it thispst'iti'iislmient are purcbaaed
prietors can llteee-
f',)l*'
S1JT.E.
ntr«»r'Uo sell as cheap as any of theiMT
ch tnt the riwr cities.
One us a call. [At Thorn's Mill]
ioront, Clinton co.. lowa, Nov. 12.
ii.iY otl SALE.
ur: SrnSCUII5F.il has for sate, on the
fiinn of Jonathan Morgan, three miles
south ut Tipton,
A O Tons
83s2 my aa*.
Said hay is now stacked in uiead
W, and 1* will »ell the saim-, for Cub, &t the
rate of
fl per Ton ti
Apply to JOHN PL ACOCK, sea.
November 12, 1832.
.Vl il
mVOliKl.YMO.iT
INSURANCE COMPANY!
Capital, $250,000
l^aao. snuared busiiiess. and lus ui quired s. reputa-
,am,i
1
i T»*nb*r and part cood Pralrif The wdersipied. as a^ppiit for the institiiffon,! inc dit
K W O O S
awi or max.
fall aad Winter at'»ck jus! received
BOST«\.
CORSEH Of CEIUH FIFTH ST REE TS
And art constantly rec«iving from liuatoo
and St. lAui», lar^T and
SPLEN'DED AH»OII I'M i:MTS OF
StAPLE & FANCY DRV UQQSML
Conii.itinjaa follows I
Merrim*#.
Phillip,,
!t o on n *.
CLOTHS
AMERICAN & FRENCH TWILL*
ED CLOTHS.
do
CLOTHS.
FRENCH CASSIMERS, plain and twil-
•d
and Dealer in PainN, it«, Dy«
Stulf?, Vanu«tM"«,etc.
S1.VIEL P. DAM1ILS,
TO YES, TIN WARE, PLOWS, and Hard
O war* i)e*kr. Tipton, lowa. nl
CASSIMERS, plain and f«&cy.
TWEEDS, colored nr.! plain.
SATT1NK ITS, CASHM ERETTS.—
SHLEI'S C.KEYS JEANS, &c.,
all qualities and colors.
1
1 I I I
Of all kinds, varieties, qualities an! price*.
LAWKS, I lNKff Ll'STKKS, OtI.KS, AI\CCA«, ME*
HUN, nc i vinkh, (.iNf.ifAM*. nan
ai»", TKKINO*, imiM.INW*,
L1IUKMAM) I'UNNKU.
5sa assise.
Vie lis v.i en liioul a large an«l plendid a sort®
,, ment of !ara^, Fissii!•«. Ji-rkniitftt-.
ly reCfived—( ut ii)j done to order. Koch-lbnc, i,l!iprtU)U!1. Kda.nun, r«*
ter, Cedar county, Iowa. n I
1)ress BlUtonSj ColUr^ u&>
fcl.
IOH KITH,
Fancy fixens, and—and—wc "cave in," we
can't bv^in to tell half we have got, bat if any
one desire,* further information, it Hill Ik- cheer
fully piven at th# store, as we h«ive clever and
"jwrliti"' clcrks constautly on hand,whose mot
to is that it is
"So trouble to Shaw Goods/'
0'ir pri'-oi are decidcdly low. as we are de
termineil to "bust all to smash" rather than be
crpkhsold and if any body don't beiievc it
just lil them trv us.
t'Ki K.N a Cl LflERTSON.
Tipton, November 17, 1S5J. n2
NEW GOODS!
fall and IV^iMler Fashions!
WILI.UM HAklllt,
THE
nndersi:!!)«,i! keeps constantly on haiw)
a hire*' as»o: iinenl of Htaple aud ran*
cj Ori bOOUI.
•ocar a»
PRINTS, CT.OTirS, STLKJ5, SATINS
HROCADKS SHAWLS, DKLhS
GOODS, ALPAfCAS, LAWNS,
EMBROIDERIES, CRAPEM
both of
iacrieti k Foreigi NaBifadHrea
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
ROOTS AUD RIIOK8,
BONNF.TS, OF 1HE LATE8T STVLE 1
of all kinds, qualities and d'-* riptions, warran
ted to fit or no sale.
CUTLERY, NAILS, AND GL
t'MBRtLI.tS, A*D YAXKIIB IfOIIOMH
GROCERIES -IjVD PROVISIONS,
alftrg* supply kept constantly «a htad.
His motto i*
Quick bale and Kraal I ProAtsf
WILLIAM BAKER,
Rochester, lowa, Nov. 12, 1853.
nl-ti"
B&33 3i D32»
[Lateif
!£W TORK, AND JOHNSTOW5, N. V. THORN'S MILL.
rFHTS COMPANY is now
,loin•-
'he firm of M'Connick, Block
lorwarding and
tl" prumpUy and w.th-1 fPHIS is one of tte Unrest and he.t constroe-
out delay. Water Mills in the State. CVutoin griad*
:1I1
i.- |«rejmn*d to imure against losses by Fire, on i fS^'Hic Proprietor is
cry favonthlc terms
WKLLS S PTC Lit, A pent.
Office at the Court Houje, Tipton, Iowa-.
Novet..ber, 12, 18^3. ni
Sl
times.
fliK^ouai,
ATtUBJiEV A\H CUL'JWLLOK AT
KMJCITOR IN- CHANCERY,.
I 41B
•Xotmrg miNrl
p©t1 KCTIONP
w,
heir
Embrace this opportunity of rcturniiu .lieu
thank: to thin liberal and generous o»rniimty
Co.J
1
"'""Mmtr'
MERCHANT,
Water Street, Muscutiue, lu«*a.
PABTlCVLaa ATTt.N HON PAfr TO iroum A«r
FOHWABDinO.
p©11 KCTIONP nrowpdf attMi&tf fix mi
V
remittal*. without Mayv Sfrwt at-
,ea*'°6
for p..:. favors ai.it patronktfe, »ii4 to urf.irui o n n drmwtiur Dttdt,
their cusli nT* aori the "r«l tf luniikiiKl." liiat
thev are «till on h«sn! at their «'*lahli-iuiif»t ui
the brick bulletins on lh«
r«t*t».
"ockeco, Jllltn St 9a*,
'all Rmr, Uhh*.
Orange, 4re.
I
g«, and uihtr
of Writing,
tJIVOBWATtOII iff |MiaftJ||
t4JI» LOCATIONS, lie.
fMR(*
with the County Jwijp, in tbe-Cew#
Houm, iuTipton, Iowa. aovl2-*53
BY TWO'S W. HARRA8S.
CA9H STORM.
ITTHrs.establishment, i
Sheetings, Shirtings, Osnaburghs, mi tiuw^ be'fu^iflrfulT
all ninds ot goods Iot men
and boy's wear. I
®f the be** kind and qoalitr aTao, at all
to br- had a ywawe *i|ifly cf
CONFECTIONERIES,
do BROAD Can raisin*, sweetmeats, nut*, fig cake*.
rrwkprr with a "arvcr-e«MiiM^
suunly of
A
PPLE8,
5?
r0M»f'y
*rrivinf, th«r^V bctnf
sM* tt laif on band tbow that ar* tnm.
CKJARS!
Tm alwayskMfw «n fWwf tfce targe*! ao£
beat HssortniMi'. uf cigar* «s«r bwonghl t» Tip
ton, con nr:i«in^
nr,\tM* Mmnpttf MAvaKKA,
•aaacAa^ c«wmN| Mumui,
iwuiu, imst,
tog**h«r with many otfttr cfkotM kltals. at.
«fcme*t»c ami fftrcigti manufacture.
TOBACCO OF ALL KIXD8,
and qualitu *, kept corutaiitly uq haaA.
also, a
a a a s a a A
This establishment ii one coodufltad on nifct
a plan that «»\er\ man patronuing the Lax*a*,.
shawls, eLoves,—Lisle thread and i
aid PARARI'L*. 11A NDki:»CHiL»B,K.c. &(•. can p't hu mortry bacL Tima will alway*
And finally. 10,000 oih«'r articles which ria ba drair«u» to enhance tl.»
pleasures and comfort* uf lux fellow aien. Give
ua a call and satisf) yourwlva*. ^y* RonaB
bar th» plact. at th- RallrMNl MuaiT,
Mam by ^ivn them a call. Also,
GROCERIES.
A larf* and full supply of all kinds k»pt «o«i
st inlly on hand.
Hals and Caps, and Shata*
Queens W are, (ihiss Ware, Hard Ware,
('utlery, Umbrellas, and Baskets.
RI:AI)Y 91 IDF. CLOTHIXfi.
Warrciitvd to tit or no sale.
A(»()N MAKKli— Kepairinjt done upon TOBACC(J AND CKjARS, BOOK8
the uiuit rcaiouablelermf. Tipton, lowa.
AND STATIONERY.
Tipton, November 12, 18J3.
91* A U CHAMBERS,
FkyHrUifti mud Dmrriliia
TIPTOI, IOWA.
DCALKat IU
PJL\ 7S, OILS, DYE STUFFX
gljsskjre, wijvnow
GLASS, I jIRMSHES,
TtRlLA'TLYE,
OBACCO, SNUFF, CIGAR
saotuaa. tAxor SOAM, Maiomuaa.
TOfit-t aaTicat«
Id short, every description ai ro«de omalljr
fonrn! in Drui Stores, all of which are ofiaraA
at the low est pricea.
11m for Sale*.
Dr. Wiatar's Balsam of Wiii OMSTfr
Osgood's Indian Cologogut*
Roger's Liverwortaiui Taf#
(ruysiott'i, Velluw Dock and SafSapariH^,
8mith'j Tonic Syrttik,
Ayer'# Cherry Pectoral
Moffatl Life pilha and Plupnig Bitters,
Gilhnan's Mamaluke Liniment,
i Vegetable and anti-bilima pillt
n
UL iFarreH's %rabiaa Liniix-nt,
A. (». Brack's Mustaiif LiiiioM»iU.
And many other ]opular nedicinea of th#
day. Tipton, Ne*.
12,1851
WAIJK.EM tk BILTOX,
B1lacksmith—All
orders for Blaclrattb*
iii? and* Horte Sfaoetagatrkily attended to.
Rochester, lowa. &1
WALKER HILTOK,
CABINET
MAKERS, and Des'ei in Furai.
tare. Cochester, lew*. o
moipccm
er the
CEDAR COt NTV ADVERTISER*
A W I tKLT fkttB.
The undersigned, having conmenced tbe pu)»
lication of this paper, ia determined to aaka
the karne a useful paper te the farmers, me
chanic*, arlezans, ho«wevrive«, and family
circles. Hie j«p«t will now be filled with use*
ful Literature, |Veti. al and Biographical aketcli*
es ari such g,r:eial luvi and iatelliirence aa
will at all Uuie* hr deeired aad wekoutad by
every reading and reflecting individual in Ut*
iitate. It will faithfully ail v oca te the beet in»
tere-t of fild Cedar, impartially recording ita
elemxris of ww»lth and. proepviity, labor »e»l.
omlv and energetically for its ^lfa/e, and to
lay Mvr* the woatd its many advaata^et. II
will be a literary ami new* paper worth Ut*
•ubacriptitn price to any citizen of l*wa.
It will he lf»fK.r*!«D *T W ALL TMIMCS A*a
mf.i'trai. ia nothing
-r
Cath advancet made on Produce stored, tor its «upport. it will rtand upon thu hrotd
with Aim. platform and fearlessly pursue that conn*
OFFICE, and Ware Room, ini the large three which the Ust iateresta of our enlifhteoed
^fovPi^(
i\'^
W,lU5r
paisc tPAL on icbs ,iu. 7b, aaoAowAV,! 3§arkoas^ Menri,, an# General Is**
a large and'TORONTO, CLINTON CO., IOWA.
•Slree"*•on«"unily. will require.
fitting up a ra^€~i0f (]lU year.
iiiK !H:»chinc. and will, in the sprinj
prepared to do busiu^ss.
GF.ORGF. THORN,
Toronto, Cliuton coiait^ lowa.
ubbi«s««d and uniraiu*
wel' by any political, local, or other iaAueri
ces tu'twittistaudinff it wriH laithfuily and iut
'partially fre-«etit everything in its trrw lifftU
sj«akin freely and caiuli«iiy on all suhject*
drpw.dtiiK upon its merits a* a people*' paptr
talligeaci*,
wfll be obtained, aod given a» aoon as *oy r.^»_
er papsc westot ibe wrtHe-n .Missi*ai|yi
TIXXL
W 50, in advance: 9S 0d at the
be I
CHARLES' SWKT
Publikbar and rraprietu*.
Tiptea, lowt^
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