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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, }

To William, Walker, George j. Walk.
er and Daniel n. Walker You are
hereby notified, that on the twenty fourth day Of
October, A. d. 1854 there was filed in the ottce
of the Clerk Of the District Court within ana
for the county of Cedar and State of Iowa, the
petition Of Guy Tracy, claiming of you the sum
OF three hundred and sc senty-twa dollars as due
him by reason of judgement in his favor enter.
ed up against you in the Court Of Common Pleas
of the county of Bradford and State of Pennss,.
yania tdocketed as of the May term A. ID. 1853 Of
said court Of two hundred and thir,h.eight dol,
lars and forty cents with interest and costs;
and that a writ OF attachment has been issued
thereon; and the following real estate situated i
the county Of Cedar aforesaid, attached TO salts
fy said claim, to wit: The northeast quarter Of
the north east quarter and the south half Of the
north east quarter of section thirty-two 1877 and
the south half OF the northeast quarter and tn,
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
section thirtyfour t34) all on township eighty
two (s2) north of range one ~ west Of the fiji
principle mcaidian. And that notice in said
cause having been issued and returned not found
at the May term Of said Cedar county District
Court, an order Of publication was made, and
said couse continued Now, therefore unless
YOU appear and answer thereto on before the
first day of the next term Of said court, to wit:
the twenty fifth pay Of September A. d. 1854, d..
fault will be taken and judgment rendered again,
you as claim I'd by said petition.
July Is 1854 4w J. w. CATTELI, Cle4h
| VIM ri. TrrHrLL, Atty for Pltf
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The Buffalo Type Foundry.

We would call the notice OF our ex-
changes and Printers to the Advertise
n N. 81 4. LYMAN il another column,
We purchased our stock al tie above
place. and believe we have done better
than BY going farther east. Mr.. LYMAN
is doing az extensive business, and is
prepared 10 fill all orders sent TO him
TIE advantages Of buying II this place
are many : the expense Of passage-the
convenience Of shipping and the differ
enee in freight, Nil worth considering.
We we're presented with Mr.. LYMAN
New Specimen BOOK ii Is a splendid
volume % varieties.
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whir Couaty Cow en.ion.

A whig Convention eoaisosee u oe''
yates frvrn the several Townships, was
held a. Upton on Saturday the sh 'ns''
for the purpose Of nominating Ca"a'.
date Tor Representative, 70 be supported
By the wings oil Cedar County at the en-
Sung election.
The meeting being duly organized
upon the first ballo, ALLES ID. GRAHAM
having received majority OF all the votes
cast. was declared duly nominated as ,h'
wbir candidate for Representative OF Ce
dar County to the next General Assem-
bly,.
On motion, the Convention then al
,ourned. A HILBERT Ne'
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CALiFoRSIA GOLD INExHAUsTADLE. -
DIR. Trask, who was appointed by the
California legislature to investigate the
productiveness of the gold mines of that
country, has published a long report, and
the results are favorable to the belief that
the gold Of the state is inexhaustab!e for
many yeaalls, and may be prof,ably work.
ed for long period. The placer ranges
are said 10 extend to the east within ten
or fifteen miles of the summit ridge OF
the Sierra Nevada. There are evidences
which indicate deposit OF gold older
than the diluyial drift Of the lower west
EN- diggings. and its direction has been
traced for abou, 20 miles. Il appears to
have an average breadth of abou. foul
mics The quartz mines, he concludes
possess continuous and inexhaustabls
veins, and al the expectations that have
been formed ofthem he thinks well groun
ded. OF the mountains running along
the coast, he states, that the aurIIerou
deposits are known to occur over a dis
trict eighty miles in length. He repre-
sents most Of the principal mines Of tn
state as still in a prosperous condition
and able TO insure large profit " the in
J ves;ment OF FAR greater amount Of capi
tai.
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WING STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
JAMES W. GRIMES,
of Des Moines County ,
For .4nditor of STATE,
ANDREW J. STEVENS,
OF Polk County.
For Attorney General,
JAMES w. SENNET,
of Scott County.
For Congress,
JAMES THORINGTON
of Scott County.
WING COUNTY TICKET
Fer Representative.
GEORGE SMITH,
or Clinton County.
For Senator.
J. J. MATHEWS,
OF Clinton County.
Fo4 Representative.
A. ID. GRAHAM.
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A writer on health very justly condemns the
habit Of lonnging which large number Of per.
sons indulge, AZ injurious TO health. lie nays:
AN erect bodily attitude is Of vastly more i'm.
portance to health. than people generally imag
Inc. Crooked bodily positions, maintained for
any length Of time are always injurious. wheth.
er in the sitting, standing. or laying posture,
whether sleeping or waking. To sit with the
body leaning forward on the stomach, or TO one
side, with the heels elevated 10 a level with the
head, is not only in bad taste, but exceedingly
detrimental TO health. II cramps the stomach
presses ~ vital organs, and In fact, unbalanees
come slightly hump-backed. or severely round
shonidered, by sleeping with the head raised on
, 4 high pillow. When any person hEds IL easier
TO sit or stand. or walk or sleep in a crooked
position than a straight one, such person may b.
sure his muscular system is badly deranged. nne
the more careful he Is 10 preserve straight Of
| upright position, and get back 70 nature apain
- BETTER
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The CITY of Davenport

Last week Tor the first time Tor aocni
three years, we paid sisi, 10 this place
Although living within 50 miles OF this
city, we have never rentared TO spend
half day until las, week, a, which time
the unprecedented growth OF the place
had $, changed its appearance that is
seemed to us tina, we had never been there
beforr. While there, we called upon our
old friend HoLxrs. the BooS Merchant
we'll known through this country for his
humorous jokes. HIS store gives evil
dence Of his success in the book bosi-
ness, as ii was overdo wing with almost
every article in h is line Of trade.
In company with Mr.. HoLxs, we WIS.,
tied most of the large establishments IN
The cny-such as the Iron Store and Foun-
| dry of Messrs. LeClaire & Davenport,
which is quite an enterprise Tor the west.
Also, The diferhnt steam mills, whcie
building materials OF all kinds may be
had. The amount Of lumber on hand a.
some Of these mills is enormous-as one
of which ii was said that the mere mo-
wing j, from the raj, cost 81 200.
The saws in one OF these mills is a
Sigh, worth seeing-,o use the language
of Mr.. Holmes, we can say THAT OF all
the saws we ever saw saw, we never
saw saw saw as that saw saws.
Taking i, all in all, Davenport has bright
future before iii, has manifest destl-
ny that of being the great city OF east.
ern Iowa. Its situation al the foot OF the
Upper Rapids on the Mississippi, at the
head of low water navigation, al The ,ur.
minus Of the first railroad connecting the
Atlantic with the Mississippi, a. poln
favorable TO command the trade OF cen
trail Iowa, and at point from which the
firs, railroad will penetrate to the interior
of our State, and a, poin, from which
several roads will, sooner or later, divergt
in different directions into the hear, o
Iowa, all speak in unmistakabie language
e the destiny Of this favored place. Its re-
1 cent and rapid growth are proof OF TIKI
< fulfillment of this prophecy, and the en-
,erprise and business Of this place mani
fest alike, promised good time to that tn
: come is near at hand.
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VIZ. II. TrrntLL Chr'n,
]. D. BOURNE Sc'g.
Democratic Convention.

prr.aan. to notice the Convention for the I
nomination u can iida,es for the different sonn- |
~ officers, met al two o'clock r. N" july 4'h'
1854.
On motion Mr. RICHARD KNOTT was called TO
tn. chair Dr. wa PIATF chosen Secretary. and
A. 8 IyRE Assistant Secretary,
On motion Of Mr., willard hammond, the aeie'
gates present from the different townships be an-
thorized 10 cas-; the number Of votes to which
their respective townships are entitled.
on motion of Mr.. Goodwin Taylor, the names
OF the different townships and delegates were
called. -
liam Fra.are. J. ". Magee, John Culbertson, Wm
A Plat, James Foy. Henry Fnlwider Moses Bun
kcr. j. G. Bets, s. A. Young, Luther Bradley, W.
l.. Noon, A. : Lybe-l3.
PoLk-Thos- Robson, John snow, MORTON
| Rent and Vim. p. Dilioa--5
PtoxsgR-John Hineman, VIM. Hineman G.
| Taylor.
! fEp oAk-Samuel Hanlin-3
| IowA.-EbeneZer Grey
! SUGAR cRgHE-4.
| RocHYsTEE-Henry Hartman, {. I. Dodge, X
| C. Knott Jacob Wetts--i-
On motion. Of WIN. A. Piatt WELLS sricER was
nominated the candidate for prosecuting Attor
| aey by acriaimation-
| in mutton az NJ Ham nond the majority Of
all the rest must be necessary TO choice, and that
all voting shall be hy bailo. Therefore the chair
appointed Goodwin Taylor. John Culbertson and
j. e. Belts, teliers
| y.
ceedad 10 ballot for Clerk Of District Court; re
suit as follows; Lyle 20, Snyder IL, Belts !, Nc
Caily |.
On motion Of Mr. Taylor, the delegates pro.
cseded 10 ballot for Representative. Result OIL
frs. ballot: Leverich 10, Dodge ., Hartman 3
Hneman :, DILLON 4.
SECOND sALLoT.-Leva.ich twenty one, Hsne
mans, Dillon 5. H.rdma-i
On moon, thc following persons were CLOSER
Deme.ratic Central Committee for the county
Daniel Davis, Willard Hammond, Harmon
/, Piatt
On motion OF Mr. Spicer Central COMMITTEE
was appointed for each township OF which Tn
following is a list:
IowA-Wm. Graham.
SUGAR cREEg-Mxson Wall.
g LISs-Wm. Mason.
PoLE-Dillon Robson and Rent.
!, PIoSxER-wm. Hiueinan, Downing and Tsylo
CAss-John q. Maurer
RoeHEsTEK-Green and Dodge
Ran oax-Samael Handlai.
CESrgE--Hammond, H. c. Piatt, ID. Davis.
e The following resolution was then adopte
T to wit:
, R,sotres That we use all honorable means
secure the election Of our respective candidate
On motion, il vas ordered that the proceeding
of this Convention De Published in the Adrerf,s.
I, On motion, Convention adjourned.
l. c. KNOTT Pres.
s. VIZ 4. PArr' sec'ys.
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Wing Representative Conven'
ton.

A, meeting of the Wing Delegates
from the counties OF Cedar, Clinton and
Scott, convened a, De Witt, on Saturday,
II. 18th. of June, 1854, 70, the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for hoafmg
REPRESENTATIVE for said counties, to De
supported a, the ensuing election.
The Convention having been duly or
ranizvd, i, was on motion, UNANIMOUSLY
Rssolr.l, that GEORGE Smith OF Ce-
dar County. be declared BY acclamation'
the Wing candidate for Representative
of the District to the next General AS
sembly.
The following persons were then ap-
po,n,ed al Executive Committee Tor said
Representative District.
William H. Tuthill-Cedar Co. Chr n
James Thorington-Sco,t County.
+. w. J. Long Clinton County.
The Convention then adjourned.
| J. d. BOURNE Sscy.
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CARRIED OVEN A cArARAcT.-We imagine
that our readers have heard OF the narrow es-
cape of eleven raftsmeh, few days ago, who
passed over the Chats rapids in fog, with sew
directing the crib. tow ards the head OF the VIC
.oria slide, but owing to the dense fog passed
into the old timber channel, and SO over the
fails. Three Of the men saved themselves be-
fore the cribs entered the broken water, one OF
them by making a leap into cedar tree which
overhung the channel. the other night chung TO
the cribs, which were broken up into single
sticks, but most proydentially ne life was lost,
truly miraculous eli cumstance, when we know
the character Of the cataract over which they
were preeipitated. Two Of the men who first
got to shore, not knowing whether their con-
AIDES had escaped or not, went to the slide mas
ter. and begged the loan Of punt to 60 IN search
Of them. aud our readers will hardly believe tina
this inhuman and churlish official actually re
| fused 10 lend it Oftdnd Times.
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Jones County.

The people OF Jones county have held
u convention and put in nomination iull
Sc, of county officers under the banner OF
a peoples ticket.
TIE editor oil the Anamosa .Ners is
severe upon the old party organization,
and in consequence Of his opposition to
the Nebraska bill, has got himself into
combat with the editor Of the Miners
Express. Merritt, of the Express, hres
his paxhan a, Haddock, OF the News,
with the view Of demolishing him entire
" and gives him some hard hits, but Had
docks last charge upon the Express IS
rather scorcher shows up some OF the
cal.maneuyerings a, Dubuque and
wlthal puts the .hsus for the present on
vantage ground until the Express man
repairs damages. Jones County is anti
Nebraska and anti Dodge and have come
out and taken rather startling position
Bo,o old parties are in trouble there and
with both as the saying IS, there IS
screw loose some IS here.
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They are building a willow dock at
Ia Crosse. Michigan. Il is constructed
entirely OF willow t~igs, about twelve
feet long, bound in bundles, one foo,
thick, which arc so ingeniously arranged
and woven together tina, il is impossible
FOR The sand 10 work Oh, or the water in.
Each bundle contains about one hundred
small trees. md ii will take fifty thousand
OF these bundles to complete the work
Il is said that the willows will sprout and
grow, roofing firmly together, thereby
forming living supcrstructare which will
las, for ages without the Ieas tendency TO
/ decay. Docks like these occur very fire.
aaently on the banks OF the Rhine in Ger.
ndany.
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A.rs ,h,s tsay nominated 10 hil ne va
-,n~x = oar tirAes, cocasioaea by the de-
80 II said r, N. Taylor Esq
Resolved. Tast the proceedings o. 'aiS
convention be published IN the Cin'e"
u,--sr and Cesar Go. .iis.rssser.
LYMAN EVANS Pres
wr,rx SrrcER Sec.
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wh;g senatorial Convention.

Pursuant TO public notice the Dele
gates from the Senatorial District, COM
nosed of the counties of Clinton and Ce-
dar, met in Convention at De Witt, on
Saturday, the 18th OF June, 1854 and
organized by calling w. H. TurHrLL'
Of Cedar, to the chair, and appointing
J. D. BOURNE, of Clinton, Secretary.
On motion, il was unanimously
Resolrsd, tina, DR. JuLrus MATHEWS.
Of Lyons, Clinton Co., be declared the
wing candidate for Senator of the Dis
ric,, by reclamation.
On motion, the Convention then adj
lourncd.
WV. II. TrrntLL ChFn,
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nolitital Column.
Democrats state Ticket

Democrats state Ticket
Ausrsr sLrcrie-.
For Gavrrer.
CURTIS BATES,
Of Polk Couay.
Fer .Srresa-s Of Siass,
GEORGE W. McCLEARf,
oil Louisa Coansy.
For .fwii'or Of Stale,
]. l.. SHARP,
of Mills County.
For Treasurer of MAI.
MARTIN l.. MORRIS,
of Polk County.
For .ifforney Gsasrsl,
DAVID c. CLOUD.
OF Muscatine County.
For Cosgr.ss-2d. District.
STEVEN HEMPSTEAD,
of Dubuque County.
For floating Representatives, for The COMA
ties Clinton. Cedar ant Nooa,
THOMAS s. BRISCOE,
oil Clinton County.
Seaator for CEDAR aad Clinton,
w. r. EDGAR,
of Clinton County.
Dam. County Ticket.
Fer Rerrss-staffrs.
IRA LEVERlCH.
Far Pras,cxtag Aasrreg,
WELLS SPICER.
For CsrI efiA< D1st1,ct 1oI%
ADDAM s. LiBE.
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sI We take great pleasure in rec
ommending to the lovers OF Education,
and the public generally,an intellectual
and practical Arithmetic, or first Lessons
in Arthme,ical Analysis, published by
JAMES l.. Exos, editor OF the Progressive
Era. We have examined the work care
fully and find the general principles OF
Arithmetic presented in admirable order
siinplfied in such manner as easily TO
engage the mind of the pupil.
Il contains many useful TABLES and
much matter OF interest to the young
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the size OF VIII
ting, printing and drawing paper, origin
of the days OF the weeks, months Sc q.
We sh5,:.ii De pleased to see this valua
BE little book introduced into all the diff
ferent schools throughout the county.
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The Tverson Monument.

We publish in full the report Of Judges
Skinner, Morris and Dcnes, and VIM.
III. Brown and Grant Goodrich, Esqrs. :,
In reference TO this sah,eet. The COM
aaittee saw that there rs not sufficient ev-
aence TO challenge Indoutiiag belief,
and hence, under the circunsta nces they
recommend that ''tLe money be retained
10 the donors" Ii will be seen, however,
that they entirely exculpate all those VINO
have participated in bringing this matter
prominently before Tie pubic, from any
blame whatever, as circumstances rem
sserci the story that Iverson had been
drowned because he refused 10 steal, II
,ne highest degree probable. and the an.
qualified belief al all residing IN the
aelghborhool OF where the tragedy was
enacted that such was tie fact, fully war
rauted others In believing the story TO be
true" TheE say that it is perhaps no,
improbable thai il is true even now, aud
We know thaa this is the opinion OF q
large number Of cur aoqnain.anee,- Cai'
cage Dem. Press.
The Westminster Review. after CON-
Eagiuz The census Of Great Britain and
the United States, saws the whole evil
led world owe respect and gratitude to
the L. 5. Tor what they are doing II
education. LAS for wha; the American
nation Is TO become, at It's present rate
ri progress, il is really an overwhelming
idea. There may be 4 democratic Re-
public Of n hundred millions Of citizen:
4, the end OF this century"
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ESTRAY HORSES!

- TAKEN UP by Joseph B. Dudley at
.LGT<his residence in Springdale Township
dIA Cedar county Iowa, on the It'll day Of
June. rs 4, two estray horses; one white, sap
posed to be nine years old, cut ON each side OF
the nose bor the big head, wart on the RICH.
arm near she body about Is hands high, apprais
ed at SIS. The other, hay, eight or more years
old. narrow bloze in the forehead, right hind
foe. white up to the pasture joint, about l5t
hands high, and appraised TO sloo before John
B. HUFF Esq j. ". CATTELL+
County Clerk
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP, by l.. B. Jones, in Upton, on
/ the 23d day of June, 1854, a dark sorrsl
morse, about three years old last Spring, small
white spot on his left side. Appraised at So
before il. NJ. Long, Esq. J. W. CATTELL,
County Clerk
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Conventions.

At convention held at P:;;ena Vista
on the lst day Of july, e. tie purpose OF
putting iu nomination a candidate TOR
floating representative, for the counties
of Clinton, Scot, and Cedar.
On motion, Gro. w. KIzER, was Sc
lec,ed president, and r. II. Dawson Sec
rotary.
Credentials examined and delegates
IN attendance as follows:
From. Clinton, Col. Wyman Evans,
Edward Graham, w. Ferguson, r. II.
Dawson.
From Cedar, S. A. Bissell, J. c. Belts,
Geo. w. kizer, Wells Spicer.
On motion, the convention then pro-
ceeded to make the nomination, where
upon Thomas S. Briscoe, Of Lyons, was
nominated BY acclamatlon the candidate
for floating representative, Tor the coun-
ties OF Clinton, Cedar and Scott.
The following resolutions was then
adopted.
RESOLVED, That we viii use all honora
| bic means TO secure the election o. oul
candidate to the legislature, and warmly
recommend him to solici, the cooperate,
OF the democracy Of Scott county.
Rs,olved, That the proceedings OF thl
convention, be published in the Clinton
Mirror, Democratic Banner, and Ceda
Co. .4drertiser.
On motion. the convention adjourned.
Gro. W. K,zER, Pres.
r. III. Dawson, Sec.
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70 Hs-g4sn.s 80 s-..@rs 1ssulfg - par
chase stoeas .! e.9sassz 49, gsrsseussi.8 far
uishlsg goods rs5 aaatse t5s esfe q :. D.
White I L.s b. Ciaetg1 IA aaDs4sf ebanmk -
Tlss4 gen'lAsses fate WI taae IL eyashstff
stgesf3 .4af4@r 49, fs# t:4ss 49, ase pFe-
pared - ~ssss lgs sl9sek 2 tsSf* ~
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M. E. G. L. CHAMBERS,
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.
Upton, IOWA.

DEALERS IN
P.GIATS OILS, DYE STUFFS.
GL.1SSW.7RE, WINDOW
GLHSS, FURNISHES,
TERPEN'TI.NE,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
BRUSHES. FANCY SOAPS, PERTuMERlLs.
TOILET ARTICLES.
In short, every description Of goods usually
found in Drug Stores, al! of which are offered
al the lowest prices.
Also for sale.
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
" Osgood's Indian Coogogue.
- Rogers Lverwort and Tar,
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparills,
- Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Moifatts Life Pills and PhGnix B'tteFs,
+. Gillman's Mamaluke Linment,
do Vegetable and anti-bilions pills
" G. Tarrell's Arabian Llniment,
- A. g. Bragg's Mustang Lnimen's.
And many other popular medicines Of 'he
day. Tipton, Nov u, 1888.
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C,g- lie Inspector q Liquors appointed in
Tlscaraaaa Coanty. Ohio. Is an eminent Ger
man Chemist He Informs the Editor Of the
Tsw Philadelphia .hieoelts, that nearly all the
.ls,r hp examined, which il sold for brandy,
/. as1hsss bill u bish il which there has been
flt Il ( s drag. 70 ..9e l. sr aG3 change he
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THE Next Presidency.

The f,llowinr are the principal States having
n, nulous cities. where Native American organ,
nations NAV be expected to take place, and
thu. influence electoral votes a, the next cleo
ton
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yrdeueud emit Candi dates.

For Prosecuting .ffsor~ey,
SINEAN S. DANIELS.
For Cge,k Of sAe District Cosrt,
J. W. CATTELL.
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Hear We!

Notice is hereby given TO all persons know
IN ing themselves 10 be indebted to us BY note
book account or otherwise, that it will be 10
their interest to call and settle the same inn
smed lately, MS the undersigned are abou'
TO close up their partnership, and are de.lrona
Of making general settlement with all persons
Whomsoever.
WALKER g. HILTON.
Rochester, February, 18th, 1854.
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Miller'S Mill,

IituRted on Rock Creek, 81 miles west OF
y Upton, is still in operation, with plenty OF
water, and in good running order.
am prepared TO do custom work for the ore
eighth par, Of wheat; and all other kinds Of grain
ground or chopped on reasonable terms. and wall
deal with those who favor me with their custom.
with libcraity and honesty more than nsu&-
among miilers.
! am also prepared to manufacture GODD
same constantly on hand, for sale.
CASH Paid FOR WHEAT,
al the mill. no HENRY MILLER.