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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
A CARD.-I have this day come to the

A CARD.-I have this day come to the
"a determination to sell in future FOR CASH
ONLY, as l shall have no expenses for charging
goods collecting bills and accumu sting no bad debts
will enable sell much cheap er for cash shall
continue to keep GROCERIES af the very best quail
ities and sell them at q small advance above cost
To those who have paid me their bills punctualy,
feel grateful and hope they will continue to favor
me with their orders.
All goods bought from will be delivered free OF
charge T. w TTRPIN
u ocer, No. 257 Msin ST., between 7th and 9Th sts.
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1864. oc 17-iN
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public
that goods intended for transportation over the
richmond and Danvie Railroad, will meet with
phomp, attention on delivery, and forwarded with
nsrchants viii confer great favor, and much ia
citate businesa by marking di,finetIU the name Of
connugnes n ana station on each article Ia no case
same ticket. - 80
rIslgat IN al eases will be required 10 be paid
within twenty -four hours after deiiyery ~ he De-
pot. THONxs n cIuS
oc 12-2w Up-Freishf 4 - =
". B. Powder viii BE- received On MoaS..s oelv
asd sent OF the next day. -
THO1. e. SIMS Trnp~.,.xt a..t
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DUMPS! PUMPS!.-Just received at
l. my store on 1sthst, between Main and Cary,
large supply of Cistern. Well, Garden Engine snd
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
wll sell on the most accommodating terms Per-
sons needing such articles should give me call.
mn Sits CHARLES II LANGLEY.
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From the N. Y. Evening Post. Oct. n.
THE DUEL AT HOBOKEN.

The account OF the Hoboken duel which eppenfeA
deal Of nterest threashout The country Il srss -
well as at Hoboken. where the thing was transssse1
with snch secresy that but two persons outds of the
parties concerned could have known anything about
It. Although the pistol reports were head ali over
the town, some persons have even sxpTsssed an Ia
now proceed to disspafs BY full relation 81 81 tss
particulars including the original cause Of The an.
Guilty. These we have obtained from private, bat
Ii appears that Edward Morton, clerk n ts eity.
who resides In Hoboken. and James johnson, young
liquor dealer, tnot Thcmpsoa. = We stated hsfoss1
johnson, who pssses his summons here to avoid the
yellow fever found IL impossible sseaps ths lsvsr
ssls Il s young lady Of HoSoIsn. snS With asssssss
70 this youns lady be extended an inv!tstion to
declined This he scquie In, and went WITH two
friends to the Barclay Street Hotel probably Nth
view to drown his reflections. when. about o'clock
of that evening, hfs friend Mr. entered the bars
room with the announcement that he was On his yay
to Hoboken with the aforsmentionsd lady, sud thsS
yisit ihe bar Johnson, however, concsssd lbs shs-
erin for the time, and with his TIVE compAnons ~.
turned With Norton % the youne lay onths bese
psssed betveen the two which rssulfs1 o sbaL
s.ss sess.s s o q Ssso.s 4. Is ~
'nu On naS srIsns Il Hoboksn. Mssss W. Ar.os .,sP.
young lady was CSC rtsd homo b. III. Ncrtop. solua
ArTangemeuts were made for 3 duel % the EjysIna
Hislds on Tuesday mefning - 8 o'clock 1ut ossia1
TO the lsfoness OF Norton and his seconds II
ing on the ground, u wss deferred tn We6issoas
st o'cock We have already siysn faishfsl .
port on the occasion % ths hoss.ls mssstn,. III
shots weIe exchanged, md on the ssaoaa nso ths
South Caroliaisn vss Wounded In the left aYnL III
incredutJ which has been expressed 10 certsn 4uas
ssmbled ON Tuesday, the day frsE asreeA ppou, u
the Elysisu Dields With the sxpeefnlloa "a eoo1ni
the feht and being disappointed hak eronlnfe1 .
port that no duel had tab n place.
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CARD,--J. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ er and wholesale and retail dealer in Cigars
SHuf Tobacco, &c. 1874 MAN, corner of 10th streets
Richmond. is receiving general assortmer of fine
old Havana and American Cigars. Also on hand and
receiving fresh assortment of fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
ei6 A. HARRINGTON
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Rev. Newton Cowan, young and promising
minister of the Presbyterian church, died at Abbe
vile, 8. c., al few days ago. s
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Mosn yrc1uu 81 m AnczI kllqnE kelkes
seneers o. ~ Asukla NJ 1rs Notfl{5 N4..ey
Gel 8 - ssy, q Ffssidesi 4 = -
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY

GhEENTREE q BROHHER, No. IS
ls Main street, two doors below Purcell, Ladd q
Co, take pleasure in informing the friends and pat
rone Of their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern cities with large and beautiful assortment
Of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR
Theiretock consists OF fine English and French Cloih
Dress and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Tweed Coats, Black and Fancy Doeslin Cashmere
seiiles. &C., sc.
"A fall assortment of BOY CLOTHING Also.
Trunks Shirts, Cravats. Gloves Silk and cotton Tn.
been manufactured d In the most Fashionable Style
and Substantial msnner, and they will sell good and
wei made Clothing at such prices will more than
ing In the latest style otherwise to sut the
TASTE OF customers 90 27-ims
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A LAwrxa's srnArxsnn.-A lawysr = DenesFi
Ne, wishins, for soue psrsieular r6aeoas toeee q
adiournmcnf Of tie coart, Went onoag ~ jofos9
snd repogted m 10 caees d ekolersho4 eecgEvg1
lhat Borpine, The court ~ eoAoe4 - es1eM1
ior want of panel sz s ...a !.
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AalIvxL or Mn. Krso Ann DAruw5xa,-Amna0
the passengers by The Africs, were the ~ 81
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. youas King, ~ r0Ns
Greece. "
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OvER-CoATs, OVER-COATs,-If

~ you want a well-made Over. Coat one that will
Keep you warm, ar at price that will be sure TO
Please, go to A LEFY'S City Made Cloth nu Estab.
lishment and he will do the right thing for you He
has as1 in store large assortment of Dress and Ru
finess Coats. Pants Of every grade and Vests in
large variety His stock of Furnishing Goods large
AID varied and viii be sold at extremely low prices
for cash only. A. LEVY, 50 Main ;.
ocz4 Opposite ST Charles fIata fitvl tIo,sI
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TowBoAT SNAGaED-On Friday last, the tow
boat Francis Fiies struck stump and sunk. while
proceeding from Wilmington, N. C., to Fayetfe.
vile. She had on board 146D sacks of salt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

GTORAGE.-Having the large and com
~ modious WAREHOUSE on the South side OF
the Basin, next to Messrs. Ludlam T. Watsou's, am
pre- pared to take in STORAGE, on reasonable terms
! hsve hand q large supply of fine CHEWING
of my own manufacture. for sale.s
au6-dtlJan'y WIN Il BLAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
CHEAP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ Frs, lS9 Main street, sign ofthe Red Flag, orly
charges $5 for Stereoscope Pictures, put up in the
best style and warranted 10 please sale All
styles DaSuerreorypes taken at prices loweE than
ever before known in Virginia.
Powers Gallery is The only place where those
beautiful Flesh Tint Pictures be obtained which
have been the admiration of every that have seen
them.
Don't be hun5ugged by paying high prices to 9TH
era when you get better likeness at Powers
for half of the money. Try the experiment
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

" WARD.-Rsnawny from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; hei
about q years Of age. feet inches high gin.
esr-breed color; he was raised in Hampton by Mr.
smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point to
which place believe he has gone i will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
jy 20 No. Wall street under City Rotel.
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R,cHmoEEHSd EEHdIEEEE's Z WIFI ,IgT 1IgETElcE

EN0INEERS OFFICE - 8
hiCHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD y
kIcHMonD, Va, Oct IL 1sS4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR6.-P
~ po.sla yin b received It this OHsss unsif Dsc
-. iof re HsadeG Masonry and Bridee sspssstruc-
Ins Company reserves the priyiless Of reieetisx
ny or all the tsndera and Of aottinr he xpfk Ia
go pfopozuons - mey be deemed most a1yanfaes>
Lssumonisla - to reapc1sibility mast be spelosel
wnn pa .n9 ProPosals yhen the parties are unknown
inspsction on aad aRex the l5th psoxino -
90 Y r2aN7w =. 3, oLixTON. EnsInesr.a
HuLL1B CANDLES.-lO0 islf bozc5,
1A Tor sais b. EDWIN WORTHAW co.
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WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS,
w &c-Elegaut Pepier Mache and Rosewood. /.
inlaid with Pearl, Work Boxes Writiog Decks
Dressing Cases Gioys and Toilet Boxes; Ladies Re-
ticues; Cabas plain and furnished with the best ma
teriiis. SC, for saie by ZIMMERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

Mr.. Edwin Williams, an attachs OF the New York
Herald office died last Saturday evening, Of
cholera He was fluent writer, and an indus.
trious compiler of statistical and other works,
which have made for him an enduring reputa-
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
pUETY,

pUFTY,
The Farm
, about IS
nssn Stage
and kaown
ontsins By
lance hea-
poplar and
Dweiling-
onc . tho
eslthy.
tothe use
pre- can be
han can be
Rxtent.
tory, from
q the land,
kahominy
bern cities,
ord blythe
advancing
aeerly 6hy
slf its real
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

BALLOON AscEssroN.-On Saturday last, Mons
Goddard made balloon ascension from the Hip
podrome, New York, accompanied by three gentle
men They descended safely on Bergen Heights.
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-. -,
lOOI..


|k!GE., just
he cinxens
ons in the
private les
services 20
fble terus.
and under.
eon6dene
swoed.
Broad ct
|H @: George.
% S--d2rl :
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POLL LBU1TER.-Just received 4 smaIl
~ lot OF prime Roii Batter. Hcresfter ,ve shsIi
De II receipt Of fresh ButteL In rells fhroush. ~
the seaaon. HULsT 1 KIU3
oeN ! and Franklin st. and leo Brosd Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

The kennedy clock factory at southington, Con
nectcut, was burnt on the Goth inst Loss SEQ 600
Insurance Sis, 900. The Langdon Brass Foundry
at Plainviie, Conn, was destroyed on the same
day. Lost s., 600.
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III CASKS HAMS, small size, for tam
~ ily use, landing and for sale by
oe II WILLIAMS 4 RROTHER
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E00 BAGS LA GUYRA AND JA-
W. MAlCA COFFEE, receiving and for sale
by Toe 24t WILLIAMS k PRCTHER

!ABS, CHAIRS. &o-We have in store
~ 10 part and to arrive, entire new stock of chill
drens Cabs Veiocpeefs, Hobby Horses; Rattan,
oc2I ZIMMERMAN.
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conyft named Hamilton. in Marion District,
South Caplina. attempted to escape from jail re-
Gently, and killed man named Gibson who was
end eavori,g to re-arrest him.
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FRENCH MOUSELIN DE LANES.
=. OCT. =, 1854 Opening this mornieg. splen-
tifni patterns which am selling At S7i cts Ladies
10 10 yant Of handsome Dress Goods, aud eleop, will
ma this hne opportunity be suppiied by calling
a. AUGUSTUS MAILERT'S
oe ~ No. N Main et
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08

this OINTMENT to be good. Day by day new
evidence Of its power, and new pr oois OF ''s
efficacy are continually developed. It's lac'
beyond the power Of caviI or contradiction,
that it is pfalliabie in the cure Of all lnmors'
uulcers. Sores, Burns, letters, Pies, Seroiu-
la, Fry si,elas, CnilhIalns, Scald Head, Sore
eyes ,Quinsy, Group ,Rhumatlsm, Broken Breast,
Agne in me Face, Corns. &c. II completely
restores the msensible Preparation, ana by
this means opens those avenues by which Ma
ture intended TO expel the morbid matter oil the
boiy-,hus is the system clcaHsed, the blood
purified, and the health restored. II has pow
er TO cause all external Sores, Scrotuious liu.
mors. Skin Diseases, ana poisonous Wounds,
10 discharge their putrd matter, and then heal
them.
It's rightly termed allhealing, for there ls
scarcely disease. external or internal, that i,
will moi benefit. Ii has been used for the last
fourteen years for all diseases Of the Chest.
Consumption and Liver, involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, and not in one case
has il failed TO benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
nB" For sale in Tipton, BY a. Gilbert, agent
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-ly
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In the last paten, Office Report, Mr.
James Campbell OF Weston, n. j., gives
the following as superior 'ocess for
caring hans:
The best method have found for Gu
ring hams, is, after the Aans have been
cut, Jet them lie ont OH she'll, where
they can have plenty OF cool air, SO that
the animal hea, is entirely out oil them
before YOU attempt 10 put them down ia
salt, then corn them down for two or
three days after which drain of any bloody
water which may come out, and then
make the following pickle, sufficient 10
cover them. Take & pounds Of salt, 3
oaness oil saltpeire, ! ounce ol saleratas,
! pounds 0. soNn sugar or IaoIasses. and
SIX gallons oil water let them lie III tile
above pickle from three to SIX weeks, A.
eording to the size Of the hams, when You
take them out aud smoke them with good
hickory or maple wood until suthcien a, to
suit your taste. They should be taken
down and hung up In dry cool place, III
tags, TO protect them from Tires.
/ have hams cured alter tie above
method, winch We're almost as fine when
eighteen months old as when taken from
the smoke house. And while upon tie
subject oil hams | would lufther say, that
Wien vou bolt them they should h. Toll
II until done IN good soft water and
when nearly done threw III handful d
clean timothy may il ah>orb~ aHl impure
tics wh,rh may 1T. around tae oaside q
th,. ham, 4 : soon as lanp t;tl, ptg- 49,,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
WOODS NURSERY

,cM;les cas-, Of Iowa City, - north east OF
10 Nusraiiss. and 8 north Of west If Koch
ester-comprising about acres Of grated Ap
pletrees grown on prairie soil, OF lhe ioi'o"-
Ing varieties t
.fmerican Summer Pearmain, Red
June. Street June, Sammer Rose, Summer
Ramjo, Early Ssreet Bough, Sammer
Queen, Hoekei, Ohio .honparsd. White
Ra0.bo Wae .7ppls, Fail Rambo, Caro-
lima Street, Sreei Bough, Tests Ssreet,
Nations Street, Uood's Street, Marks
Saceei. Red Srset Pppln, Aripea Sreet
Pippia, Roman Nem, Baldrua, Rdrtey $
Jannet, Grey Roaaa'tiie-.Ntrer Fail or
Rockramaij,, White Hinder. Peafo'am,
Winier Red, Cart House = GlPm or Red
Romantic, WelFs Apple or BROOKS Red
Sireak, Walldoeer, Mreere, Northern
Spa, Scarr, Wilow T.oig, Blair o. Nit
in, Sfest Romantic, ie'lo,c BeIHosrer,
Princes Harvest, Princes J,H'sating,
Rhode Island Greeaing PeanocEs Hater,
.Aelctorn Pippin, Early Pennock- Pole
Ca.4pple - SANKEY'S Ear! ". Neeeiy's Ear
" or Maker leitoao, Pumpkin or Po,np
NutGI. D0NfpF y ~ BdtJ SH0t. LsyHHh
Itmter S,ceet, Benoni, .Nerto~a Spiisoa-
bwgh, Green Pippin, Utnier Street, Ne
chaei Henry Pippn. .honstrous PtRpin,
Fail Beauty, Carolina June, Tandirere,
Grind Sone or american Pippin, Hue
Sap, Ortley-- HAae Detroit Uarren PIP
piin-HoAlo~ CorepiPpia- HhHeBelItloro-
er-Jersey Grening or Hoolman's Long
Glass .aPpiss, Red STRIPE, Pound PipptH,
.Ntiden's Blush, Buliocks Pippin or
.fmeriean Golda, Russell, Harrison,
Horse .fpple, Hallock's Farorite, Red
Winter Pearmain, Smiths Cider, UhHs
Pippin, Red Nbeyian CRAB.
PRIcE OF Trees, $40, PER 100, OR
$50 90 PER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken al
a fair price, if delivered when the trees are
purchased. The length of time required 10
bring trees into market. and oar low price for
bids our selling on credit. Address,
g. p. WOOD, fedee Cedar CO., Iowa.
12tA month 18th, 1888, n6 lsw.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08

BREEDISe.--ln breeding always Oh
serve the following particulars: J.
/. Breed from sound and healthy ami
mails.
?. Breed from the most perfect in
form, and take especial care that ten
dcncy 10 the same defect does not exist
in both parents. +.
3. Breed ANIMALS of distinct and pos.
tive character, to insure 4 certain de-
script'on of offspring.
4. Sel-c, the very bes, males, for the
produce inherit much more Of the quail
ties OF the male, whether good or bad
than they do oil the female.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
II ER AND AGIE
-. lsgeOW
OF JAMAICA GINGER

|Hla ESSENCE IS PREPARATION Of useful
1 excellence. IL Ordinary diaffhas, ,acip-
tent Cholera, ~ sAoit, ~ all cas- > 81 prostra-
ton Of the digestive functions, Il Is Of iuesfi-
inahle value, During lie plrt ricnca a epi-
demie cholera aud summer compliant # cli.l-
dren. Il IS peculiarly etheacioos 10 iainily Or
individual should be without, It.
~ 1atItoN ~ lie sue 10 get the genuine
essence. wS!sh Is prepared only by l. Bnows:.
n his Dug and tJi.nieai Stole, n L. Cor
hef of inth aid iu.si.,th stIe.,s. ihiladei-
pima, aud To- sac o. all The respectable Apoth-
eeaii.. ~ fhs ltlfea states, ard II Upton by
GILBERT hgent fer Cedar county, Iowa.
.hess can be bad alugs. medicine fancy art,-
ciesg &e., Large asseitm.nl aud al lowest
prices. al Upton, Nov. IL, 1853
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.$rhGos sUl.

Dublic Notice is hereby given that the
L School House tax, levied in school district
NJ. /, Centre township, Cedar county, Iowa.
tor The year \. d, 1883. for the purpose of
paying debts and coinpetin, ,ths school house.
ii now due and unless the saAe be paid. the
same viii b. collected aeeordntto law.
ROBERT VI LONG Pres.
ALDNLO SHAW. Sec
". HAMMOND. Treas.
= ~eh Is. 1894. nla
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08

RE4Eny ron suoKisc. Many a va
a.Dle animal has been sacrificed 10 IT.
- 1T o. Hrntp or very sna.i apple. =
VINE. the obstruction i la me throat.
ne handle o, q cart wHp, d PANE y nj
s.l'e,s tarfea rope VIII luIted oHt may
r. aefa'g be nsa3 with success Ja s0n.gn-
i into tie s'omaen. BIZ when .lie s4h-
SIAN. j. "a the wndF re-, It becomes a
toarpf o. more dill utty g ertrld o. /,
t}e have seen Fsuug> remedies tried
t9t 4eaa = III 4ally as tue following
Ra.so up the ANIMALS head and after
dis aainr tho jaws a. widely as possible,
THROW . handful .. sanrou3cf a. .ar into
the tnfoa as possible. Tne powder will
1rrItate the muscles and produce violent
coughing by meals q winch Tie obsrnc,
rlon i elected"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
Fever aud Ague can be Cured

"A do the business up at once. Over one
hundred and fifty hotties has been sold in this
place, and wherever used according TO direc-
tons the most perfect success has been the re-
suit. Price 81 % per bottle.
-" A full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also. large
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines. pllis, Cough
Medicines, Syrups, sc. &c, By
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton, Nov. II, 1888. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
ENDS AND ODDITIES.

ENDS AND ODDITIES.
rss~ Pittsburgh has population Of
100, 600.
Era5s" Pants procured on tick, are con
sldered 'breeches oil trust
Ess~A slave in Brazil recently found
Il diamond worth 500 900 francs.
EsS~ The two neighbors tina, fell out
have got IN again. Neither oil them were
injured.
ss2~ Why is pretty girl like a NOR
nIng flower! Because her beauty soon
fades. ...sza ...a
/ fvas" \ woman should not take a lover
without the consent OF her heart, or a
husband without the appreciation OF her
reason.
/ Ekx@Tbe remains of the bachelor who
burst into tears" on reading Fanny
Ferns description OF married life have
been found
flAThe perpe,rator of the following
has been sent to the lunatic asylum:
How can a ship beat hen g. while
the hen is laying one egg, the ship can lay
to-" -.
Re The last ease Of jealousy is that
OF a lady who discarded her lover, sea
captain, because, IN speaking of one OF
his voyages, he sam he hugsed The shoei
He that waiketh with wise men shall
be WISE but n companion of fools shall
be destroyed.-Soiomon.
No man can possibly improve in any
company, for which he has not respect
enough TO be under some degree of re-
stralmt.-Chesterfeid.
Some men are called Sagacious merely
on account OF there avarice whereas
child can clnch its fis, the moment it is
born. - Chen stone
Man Is an animal that cannot long be
left III safety with oui occupation; the
growth Of lis Gallow nature is app to run
Into weeds. -Httnl
No liberal man would impu,e a charge
OF unsteadincss TO another lor having
changed his opinion Ctesro.
s@s- Tommy, my son, what are YOU
doing Iere, with your feet dangling in I
the water Z
Trying to catch cold, ma, 50 that can
have some oil them cough lozengers you
gave me yesterday
Fools grow without watering.
Ii folly were a pain, there would b.
crying III every honse.
1t is easy to 90 foot, when one leads
a horse by the bride. = Punch.
."SiN feet in his boots exclaimed Mrs.
Par,ington. VIVA. will the impotence
oil this world come to, wondert Why. i
they might just as reasonably tell me The
man had six heads in his hat
s.s@ "Ah." said Seraphina Angelica.
speaking Of some object in which her
feelings were Unlisted, how gladly would {
embrace an opportunity" Would |
were an opportunity !" interrupted her
bashial lover. i
FIG Bayard Taylor SAYS the largest
buStlcs that he ever saw were worn by
tie ladies Of Africa. H also lnentions
hat ia warm months they have Il habit Of
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
STATE OF IOWA
CEDAR COUNTY.


10 the I'm known Owners and all
l. persons Ia any manner Interested N the fol-
lowing described lands lying and being in the
comfy OF cedar and State of Iowa, to wit:
The +. s W. sec. 2s tp. 70 r. Il; Z. S.
w. see. H., tp 50, r. 3; ". S. W. sec 10,
tp. 81. X. i; N. n. L. sec. 80. Up. ~, r.. 2 !:
s. W. 5. i. sec. 3itp. 81, r. , west Of the 5 h
principal meridian; and lots 3 in block ., lots
IL. g. 4. 3, y, !, s, Y. and 10 in block rs; lots 4.
) and Il III block 80 in the town Of Rochester.
in the county Of cedsr.ana State of Iowa: You
are hereby notified that there is now on file ia
the Office of the clerk of the district court of
said cedar county petition Of David Ander
son PRAYING the said court by a decree to close
and forever bar your right 10 redeem, and 10
confirm iiie title Of said Anderson 10 the above
described premises, said lands having been pur-
chased BY said Anderson at n tax sale held ny Jer-
emah Bets. treasurer Of said coanfy, al Upton.
on the 18th day of June. 1888. for the taxes
due and computed for The year 4. ID. 1852. ami
anless You appear and answer to petition on or
before the Sta day Of May. A. d. !S'i. decree
will be rend ared against YOU in accordance with
the prayer Of sad petition.
DAVID ANDERSON, petitioner.
\. T. Brown. anF. MI