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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-08
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Who IS HE ?-Under this caption find in
the Aurora (lll Guardian, record of an incident,
which we copy. that all whom it concerns may
make application. 1t is plainly told story, but
the occurrence needed no ornaments of rhetoric to
1--WE it effect:
50 On Monday morning man entered our Office,
of whom we cannot refrain from speaking. HIS
nhis;ous was of almost perfect form. His head
indicated powerful mind His eye quick and rest
less but withal his voice ialtering, his face bOat
ed. and eyes flashing and protruding from their
sockets His whole form shook as with an ague
fit. He had not shaved for days; his hair, black
as coal. was matted together, and the clothes
mon him seemed 10 be the remains ofa hard worn
winters suit He was dirty aud filthy. Ills age
we should guess to be from thirty five TO forty
years At a glance we saw the trouble with him.
Hpre was a victim of intemperance. We offered
him n chair; which, after a few feebly uttered re-
marks. he accepted; and then produced glass
bottle containing nearly pint OF whIskey, oi
which he drank From curiosity, (for we were I'M
pressed from the fist that he was no common man.,
we tried to find out his name, residence, buslneSsl
&c. but in vain. Yet he spoke OF leading men o.
the nation as his friends, and was too familiar
with their history to be charged with 6raggadocla
With Everett, Choate, Grsely. the Professors OF
several Colleges, and the public men IN the State
of Maine he was well acquainted. With the ms
tory of the country he was very iamlllar-oi tne
DOetry OF EnQllSn WrleISs particularly
he said he was exceedingly fond. and repeated to
rs a good share of the Traveller and Deserted
VILLAGE also quotations from Homer and Virgil,
with fuency that spoke Enthusiastically for his
scholarship. He had graduated at College Win
b;gb honors. and had been member OF the Bar
in the State of Maine, where he had spent most OF
his life. Said he now had no home, but that Hon
D. L. Gregg was his friend, and wanted go to KNOW
who're tn find him. On mentioning his appoint
n,an, TO the Sandwich Islands, he exclaimed !;
. What. does he take the place of Severence; his
friend and mine? Strange. strange. strange
and without home, POOR DAMSED DSSSAAkn' S..
ox uy vAY from MAINE TO HE'LL! hen win
one swing he emptied the contents OF his whlskey
bottle. We canuot dwell longer, nor do we WISH
70 do so. But how truly 1t Is $ i'd OF poor man
Destroyer
az .nsres not the high nor the humble,
F.r kings OF the s4IIh fall hefsfe him.
while wisdom and genius tall pro-tEste-
/ He wiihers the vigor of youth,
| And di.hOnOrs the grey hairs 81 age
| All be.ntv he turns corruption,
And ronqusrs the might u the brave
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-08
Buy only what YOU need

Young persons, when they start in life in the
family relation, require some guidance lest they
move too fast. Ordinarily speaking, the Young
husband will be sufficiently Industrious and the
young wife sufficiently active. There is a positive
pleasure which they each feel in the lsbor assigned
them, for they are working for each others happi-
ness and comfort. They are young and strong and
heathful. Employment furnishes zest tn the en-
joyment Of each others society, for love makes
labor pleasure" The cares of the world and the
perplexties Of business have not settled IN clouds
around the head of one, or the duties Of an in
creasing family, with all their accompanying pains
and responsibilities, choked the current of happi-
ness in the other They are industrious and cheerful
what other lesson do they need? They require to
be taught frugafitv, to prepare them for the calls
Of the future. They viii then be better for coz
stant and prddent observance of our motto, 8 Buy
only what you need"
The circumstances of the early family state are
such that young people feel as if they could in
dulge themselves in many things, forgetfu Of the
habit which they NAV thus form which cannot be
INDUCED with propriety in after years, yet which
will be difficult to resist. These early indulgen
ces and careless expenses in the beginning Of mar
ried lfe may lay the foundation for poverty and
sorrow in after days. But if the habit be early
formed of adhering closely to motto. frugality
will be the assistant Of enterprise, and a founda
ton of fortune laid.
Do not understand that our maxim reads" But
only what you want" Our wants too often arse
from our wishes not from our necessities, and
thus man may want many things which be does
not need. But TO pursue maxim rigidly will
regulate the desires and con6ne them within those
bounds which will mark the character Of the
rational man.-Hartford ColTGnt.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-08

About mile from the mouth Of the bay the GRAND
port for vessels of war form a sort of small arm
running IN southwest direction. This arm. which
the Tartars used to call Kar-tali-Kos5 (Yultura
Bayj is now Yujuaia-Bukhta or Southport. II il
upwards of mile and a half in length. with a
width of four hundred yards at the entrance. and
has little narrow creek of about six hundred
yards in length, in which ships can be laid nm in
ordinary with perfect safety. On the other side of
the town, in Artillery Bay, is similar creek used
to careen vessels of war; for the purpose of cleans
ing and scorching their bottoms The sea worm
teredo nar0hs, which pierces submerged wood
exists in large numbers in the Black Sea. esuec.
ially along the shores of Crimea, and in the bsr
Dor OF Sebastopol. In less than two wears. If a
vessel IS not coPper-sheathed, these worms pierce
through the whole of the outer timbers. Hence il
is found necessary to counteract their operations
6y careening the vessel every two years and scorcb
ing the outside with pitch and juniper-wood.
The situation of Sebastopol on a dry soil. can.
ses 1t to be extremely healthy, the air being tenn
Pered IN summer by cooling winds and softened in
winter by the shelter of lofty hills to the north
and east. The greatest heat in summer does
not exceed twenty-six degrees of Reaumer. "a
l-2 FL Land and sea breezes alternate success
ivey' morning and evening, cooling the air, and a,
tne same time tavoring the entrance and departure
oi vessels, while al outside the har6or. the
prevalent winds are northeast and north west.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-08

BRITISH NAVAL REsERvE-We extract from
coplous detail published by the Portsmouth Guar
dian, the following interesting details in reference
to the reserved naval force of Great Britain Tbers
are at Portsmouth 32 vessels. CARRYING totsI of
l,499 guns; AZ Davenport. - vessels, carrviny
3,O55 guns; at Chatham, 81 vessels, CARVING
l,33l guns at SheernesS, 20 vessels carving 9l9
guns, making total at the four ports of l6l ef-
fecilve ships of the ROYAL Navy estimated 10 car
y 6,eO4 guns. In addition 10 these, besides a
goodly number of padde-whee5 and other small
crafts we have been building, at Portsmouth, .
screw steamships Of 600 and 500 horse power re-
spectvely and three vessels carrying total of 500
guns; at Davenport, l screw steamship Of goo
horsepower, 9 each of 600 horsepower, 3 each OF
400 horsepower and two vessels carrying total of
40 guns; al Chatham, 9 screw steamships each
OF 600 horsepower ] screw steam frigate Of 100
and s vessels carrying a total of 440 guns At
Sheerness, screw steam corvette OF $50 horse
power, carrying 20 guns at Woolwich, screw
steamship of 500 horse power, screw steamship
and one screw steam frigate, each Of 600 horse
power, screw steam corvette, Of 400 horse-pow-
er carrying 4 total Of 29l guns; at Miiwal,
screw steam corvette Of 400 horse power carving
20 guns at Deptford, screw steam fngate o!
400 horsepower, screw steam sl0op, OF l60 horse
power, aud one Of 80 horsepower, and one vessel
carrying a total of l34 guns; at Pembroke, /
scrtw steamship, of 600 horsepower, / screw
steam frigate, of 400 horse power, 2 screw s,eam
sloops, of 100 horsepower each, 2 Of so horse
power each, and FIVE vessels, carrying total Of
55i guns Most of these are excellent sea going
vessels, and would form naval force far surpass-
ing euy which any other nation in the world can
boast Of having sioat. The guns they are calcu-
lated to carry smount 10 1896 and the horse power
TO IO, $50.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-08
HONOLULU, H. l., JULY =. 1854
Che polpnesian.
Railroad Lyrics.

Railroad Lyrics.
AIR-"Comin' through the rye"
IL an engine meet an engine
Coming round cIrven
IL they smash track, train and tender
What do the, deserve?
Not penny's pay 10 any,
So far as we observe.
But all acquit the engineer,
when " coming round a curve"
1t an engine meet a steamer
looming through the draw
ii tney crush or drown the public,
Need we go TO law'
III the engineer was careless
traps he's rather raw
Ihey don't discharge an honest fellow
Coming through the draw"
II steamer chase steamer,
Running up to trme,"
III they burst their pipes apd boiler
where's the mighty CRIME,
should the Jury in fury,
Make them pay one dime
Or send the officers TO prison,
Running up TO time'"
If they MAIN or kill a body,
Or body's wife,
Need body -ue body
For bagga e, limit or life?
lfyou sue for d IMAGES,
For pay for Whit y"u'vr lost,
You get broken neck or leg,
And have 10 meet the cost
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
WOODS NURSERY,

I cmties east Of Iowa City, p north east o.
I'D Wuscatiue, and north Of west OF Noch-
ester-comprising about 8 acres Of grated Ap
pietrees. grown on prairie soil, Of the follow
ing varieties -
American Summer Pearasain, Red
yune, Ncoet jane, S,smmer Rose, Su'a"'ef
Ramba, Early Saset Boagh, SsMs'er
Queen, Hoeket, Ohio .Nonparsil, WhHe
Ran.bo, Vine .4ppls, Fall Ranbo,. Caro-
Ina S.ceet, .SUeei Boagh, Tests S'oea
Walton's Street, Hoods Suest, Marks
Street, Red Srea Pippsn, Sripcd S,'ee'
P,ppin, Romon Sem, Baidvar, Ra,riey
Jannet, Grey Romanite--.Nsvsr Fai' o.
| Rockramaia, White Winter. Peafma.n'
Winier Red, Cart House - Gilpia on Red
Romantic, Weirs .apple on Brooks Red
Streak, Waudorer, Mreere, Northern
Spy, Srarr, W,ilo,0 Tacig, Blair or MI
in, S,scet Ron,anite, ieito,c BelItlowsr
Princes Harpsst, Prsncs's Jtsnsating
Rhode Island Greeni,g Psnnock's Winter
.Neutotcn Pipptn, Early Penaock- POI
1 Cat.Apple-- Nanlys Early--.Nscelys Ear
Ia or Maksr iello,r, Pumpkin or Po,nf
Street., Danp~r's Winter Npeet, Lyssan''
Winter Street, Benoni, .Nswtou,s Spason'
burgh, Green PipYin, Winter Sreef, M
chad Henry Pippin. .Noasfroas. Plpptr4
Fall Beauty, Carolina June, randirefe
Grind Stone o. .7Daerican Pippan, u'n'
Sap, Ortley- White Detroit Warren PIP
HOLLOW CorsPippin- hiteReilfor'
4 er-Jersey Grening or Vooiman's Lcng
Glass .1PpIes, Red Nri7e, Pound PiRp'"
.Naidea's Blush, BrIlocks Pippns o.
american Golden Russell, Harrison
Horse .apple, Hal'ock's Farorite, RED
Winter Pearnaia. Smiths Cider, Wha
Pippin, Red Siberian CRAB.
PKlcr OF TarEs, $40, Pen 100, on
$50 90 FER 1000. ..~,x
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken n
fair price, il delivered when the trees arr
purchased. The length Of time required 10
bring trees into market, and our low price fer
bids our selling on credit Address,
| G. p. WOOD, Pedee, Gear Co, Iowa.
18th month nth, 1855, n6-lsw.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

.his OlSTMEST to be good. Day by asS ro
evidence of its power, and new pools o. l's
aficacy are continually developed. ny TACT
beyond the power Of easi' or cont1a ID.
,h3, il is intailable nihe cure Of all Iumors'
ITulcers, Sores, Dcrns, letters, Piles, scro'u-
Ia. Erysi ,eias, chiitlains, scald Head, Sore
eyes. Clumsy, Group ,Rhamat'sm, Broken h,sss,.
8rue in the Face, Corns, &C. It completely
r.stores the Insensibls Precipitation, and by
this means opens those avenues by which Ma
tnre intended to expel the morbid s,aties OF the
/ body-thus is the system cl' ansed, the hieod'
nurihed. and the health restored. II has pow
or 10 cause all external Soles, Scrofnlsus tiu-
! mors. Skin Diseases, ara poisonous Wounds,
! to discharge their putrid matter, ard the" iesi
/ them. ..I ya
II is rightly termed al.-hea'ing, for there y
scarcely disease. external or internal, that It
viii moi benefit. |, has been used for the iass
fo.r,eep wears for all diseases OF the Chest ],
/ corsunp,ian and Liver, involving the ulnosa
danger and responsibility, and not IL one case
has /, failed to benefit when the patient VAS
! within the reach Of mortal means.
GV~for sale in T,pton, by A. Gilbert, asens
Tor Cedar county, lava. hlay H#,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIAN
New Yorl-, Feb. 10.

New Yor'', Feb. 10.
The steamer George Law arrived with
800 Passengers aud $500 900 in freight
The George Law connected at the 18th
mus with the John 5. Stephens. which
sails from the San Francisco Oh the 10th,
with the mails and 81 100000 OF freight.
Ship Jenny w. Paine arrived at PAN
anna on the Is, II days from New York,
Her crew were Ill state OF mutiny.-
Elgh, Of them had been arrested and put
In irons.
From Peru we learn tina, Domingo
Elean, with 500 men had been defeated
IN Bolivia by the government troops.
Two severe shocks OF an earthquake
were felt at Lima,
The United States frigate ST. Lawrence
was at Calano.
Dates from Melbourne, Australia, are
to Nov. l3 Provisions plenty, except
aour, which was selling at $50.
Tie steamer Great Britain was to sail
IRON Liverpool, Dec. 81.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
FEVER AND, AGCE


IHls ESSENCE is a preparation Of useful
i excellence. In ordinary diarfhns, iheip-
tent cholera, III short, In MI cases Of prostra-
ton Vi the digestive functions, il IS VI luesti-
mabie value, During the prevalence Of cpl
demic cholera and summer complaints Of chil-
dren. il is peculiarly ethcacioas no family or
individual should be without II.
IT~ CaurloN.-b sure 10 get the genuine
essence, which Is prepared only by T. BrowS.
at his Drug and Chemical Store, n r. Cor
ner Of Fifth and chestnni Streets, Phiiaari-
rhia, aud for sale 6y all the respectable Apoih-
eearies IA the Ia,ted States, and ia Upton by
a. GILBERT, Agent for ces..s county, Low !
where IAN DC had drugs medicine, fancy ar'i>
cies, &c, large assortment, and at laassa
prices nj Upton, Nov. Il, 1873.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

New York, Feb. IA.


The Africa arrived below last night and
anchored, on account of the fog, and still
remains there, as the fog still continues.
49, THE TURKISH WAR. Ill
There is but little news as to the Turk
ish war BY this arrival. n st.
The GEARS coadue. is still evasivc, and
he does not regard the entity of the allied
fleets into the Black Sea, as declaration
of war, and is not expected to send a re-
ply to Vienna until the middle Of Febru.
airy. ...-.
He has however appointed an agen. to
visit the courtsM Vienna, Berlin, Paris,
and London, to explain on what terms he
really will treat. Its though, by all .lrat
his object is to gain time. TsF
There is a doubtful rumor that Count
Pcrrion has succeeded Nesselrode as
chancellor. EfG 4EaA&GL ia
A quick tone is observed in the Russian
organs, but the appearances of peace are
no nearer. On the Danube preparations
were being made. by the Russians to al
tack kaIafat, although they admit ii will
cost them 10, 900. .~-.asN
Omar Pascha continues TO march on
the Russians whenever an opportunity OF
fers, his tactics being TO put ii out OF the
Russians power TO fight. There have
been several skirmishes but no actions oil
report prevalent tina, the Russians had Ia.
ken the city of Kara, but Russian bul.
letin says that all the troops are in VIM
ter quarters. The fleets were last seen
part at Sinope and part near Bateneu,
but are reported to have sailed for Wen
ma. The Russian Squadron was of the
sea Of AZof.
Servia is much aggravated by the in.
trigaes Of the Russian Consul General Of
Belgrade. ....
LIVERPOOL, Saturday A. M.
Nothing OF real importance came to
hand this morning by mail or telegraph.
A Vienna dispatch hints that good news
has reached the Austrian government
from S.. Petersburg, that the Pascha Of
Persia, has definitely promised to az.
peaceably towards Turkey Austria.
The Austrian Government has order.
ed 10000 troops in great haste to Hun.
gary. l. is noi yet known what is going
on there. .A3&-4 .~
Dost Mahomed was at Canoala.
There is no news OF importance from
England and France, The British fee,
in the Tayos was ordered TO sea.
The Brazilian mail steamer Oainda
was ashore near Holyhead. The steam.
Ell Retlel was burned Oh the Clyde on the
9TH. .&fEz t#EHs.... Ills
"# n. GRLEArs, Feb. IL.
The passengers BY the steamer Texas
report the route OF the Indians in Duran
SO, and the recovery Of the property sto-
len by them. II
|. was reported .ha. body Of Mex,-
can troops had been dispatched to Sonora
to assist IN quashing the Walker expedl-
ton. II
IN LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10,
Owens Hotel was destroyed by fire
this evening. Loss $4,000.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
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#8saa#. r.Ett ##. - - aAlA5, lVll, I'll. ..
sEsArE,--Mr. Jones, Of Iowa, pre-.
senled petition ol citizens Of Butler
and other counties, III the State Of iowa
PRAYING for the establishment or a new
land district Ill THAT State, which was -
leIred to the committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Dodge Of Iowa, presented three
petitions Ut citizens oE Iowa, PRAYING
that grant Of land may be made to the
States Of Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa, to
aid IA the construction Of the Great
Western Airline Railroad - liom Fori
WAYNE to Council Bluffs. which we're re.
lerred to the Committee Oh Public LAMBS.
Mr.. Dodge Of Iowa, asked leave 10
Withdraw ifoA tie files Of the Senate
Inc petitions OF stone masous and labor
efs employed OH tie extension OF the cap
itol, in order that they might be present
Cd IN the House Of Representatives,, winch
Has agreed t..
Mr.. Jones, Of iowa asked leave to
Withdraw iron, ~. hlss al tAr Senate the
names 81 Edwin james, ST.. and Edwin
james, jr., praying indemnity for losses
sustained IA cpnseq nelr e es likgal sus.
pension aud subsequent a5rogation by
thc surveyor general OF her contracts
for surveying lands Ia liii1cis and Mis-
souri, III order ll.at II might b. presented
III the. House o. Representatives.; winch
wasagreed TO. ! @
Mr. Dodge, OF Iowa. from The com
inlree on pab,ic Lands, to whom was r, :
lerred the petition Of Martha Gray widow
q Capt Robert Cray, the first discogcrei
oL the Columbia river. praying relief IN
Consideration oi the benefits conferred by
l.tt.. ". liz to,..t!y and a4se he MeUoI.-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

A spinwRll's Tonic Mixture. will
n do the business up at once. Over one
hundred and fifty bottles has been sold in this
place, and wherever used according to direc.
lions the most perfect success has been the re
suit. Price 81 % per bottle.
e. A full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, large
assortment a Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syrups, SC, &c, by
A. GILBERT, agent Ter Iowa.
Tiptoa, Nov. l2,ls53. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
PREMATURE GRAVE.

JTisa remarkable fact that thousands have
| been brought 10 premature grave by negisr-
ting 10 take some good and efficient inssi'c'n- N
time 10 aires, the course ~ disease. ID
also startling truth thai thousands have been
heratdea 10 an uuiinely grave BY the use VI
no,s,n mons nostratas. f1ie author therefore see
ng the necessity of some good and ethcieii iped--
iene, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices Of competen, physicians could not DC OBJ
tanned, has been induced 10 offer his MANA
LIKE LlAINLNT, aud ANTI BiLl-lOIS
PILLS to the ,fubiic. these medicines are COM
no,lpJed strictly homes, al from medicines Or.
virgin purity, being warranted as purely 'egel-'
able. -s #l
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
sprains fever sores sore throat, eur aigia tooth
ache. head ache. pains in the back SIDE or breast,
bo,ls, ring bones, pimples, dIarrhGa, have been
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases vi
sweeny. gads, spi,nts, fistula, biz head, hiS
shoulder poil evil, sprans, CHAMBERS bolts, ehol-
c. yellow water, Sc. Thousands wh" have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint. head
ache. diseases Of Ire skin, jssndice, nervous
pains OF all kinds. biiiicrs affections, costive
ness. female affections. &C.. have been restores
10 perfect health by the use VI Gamore's Anti
bilious Pills
GRAY HAIRS,
and premature badness prevented BY the use Or
J.. j.. AiTtdrsidIt ihiS
beautiful combination prevents the hair iron,
falling Oft, promotes lis growth, aud rensters Il
AGENTS WANTED t
in every town throughout the United States
for the sale Of T. J. McKihny's Celestial balm,
an, aRsqsalsd remedy for cholera. dysentery /,
diarrhna, tlux, choiic, and AZ Ia.ia IN Tire bow
esi ....-..+ a
. POISON, #s
r. ]. Makiasy's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable. =
This preparation has expelled WORMS Of all
kinds from the intestine canal when other In-p>
ara,ions Of great repuie failed.
FEVER AND. AGCE
In all its varIovs types, permanently cured !.
without injury TO the system, by tbs use = I.
J. Nc kinny's Fever aud Agae pills. This ton
ie preparation newer has been eQpaled. II ney-
er fails. Try il, and lie satisfied that sgne can
he cared.
Agents--A Gilbert, and Chambers l. Son,
Upton; n. Bake, Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow; Amos Merfile pedee 4. staslsr,
Cedar Bulls.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
Cedar County Agricultural -
Getty.

I. w. CATTELL, President.
r. LANES, Iics President.
S. S. DANIELS, Treasurer.
H. c. PIATT, Secretary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

THE GTEAr WALL or CHlxA-C uRr.
GUS CALcuLArior. In lecture on Chi
Ia, which he delivered a, Boston the
other day, DR.. Browning said it had been
calculated THAI I.al the brides, stones,
and masonry Of Great Britain were gath
cred together, they would no, be able ,o
furnish materials enough for the wall Of
China and that all the buildings in Lon.
don together would not make the towers
and turfets which adorn IT,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
County Court.

SAMUEL A. BlSSELL, Jnase'
Terms. first Monday ia each Month
except, April and August, first laesoas'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25

sss The most s.upeAloas canal in
the world is one in Ghina, which passes
over two thousand miles, ard 10 tor,y-ofo
pltles, Il was commenced in the tenth
reisfay & Mo.slrr suIa 4. a.a.,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-25
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTOR l.
county Ohicers.

s. A. BIsSELL, Judge. "
/ W. CATTELL, Clerk.
! C, BELTS, Rscr. and Treas g.
I II. BIRELEY, Sheriff.
S DEWELL, Surveyor.
10 A. FORD, Coroner. -,
]. HUBER, Prosecuting .Haoph'y'
! K. SNYDER, s. +. d u l.