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The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
Good News for the Miner

NRIGHT g. HAYWARD are now pre-
w pared to pack goods 10 any part Of
the mines in this vicinity, WITHOUT
CHARGE. All their provisions are war
ranted to be of the best quality, and if not
satisfactory, will in all cases be replaced
ny others AS they do not intend to be
undersold by any one in the market, miners
will do well to give them call. Carper-
tiers are particularly requested to look at
their assortment OF tools and hardware,
comprising everything needed for fine
chest. iu24-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEK-
l. SHIP-The copartnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of Bar
stow, Hall & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. w. d. Hall Il Co. having
purchased the entire interest of the con-
Germ, will continue business at the old
stand. All persons indebted to said firm
will please make immediate payment to W.
D. Hall & Co.
Minnesota, May p. 1854. jul0-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

1En MATS NO. CHINA e PINGFA
Z ~ Sugar;
$50 bis and hf bis Crushed Sugar;
10000 lbg Peru Sugar; 100 cs Sauterne;
a0Ob !hits No. China Rice; 200 e Porter;
SO bis Carolina Rice; 100 cs Corn and Peas;
100 bxs Adamantinc Candles; ruUF French do;
100 cs Sardines and i; see bgs Rio Coffee;
800 cks Ale and Porter;
200 cs Champagne Cide.;;
500 gross r. w. Matches.
25e, hf DIS Dried Apples;
: 375shf bis Corn Meal;
500 bxs fG1mp. and G. P. Teas;
I5o bxs Oolohg, Sodchong Tea;
100 bgs Pepper, Cloves and Cinnamon;
300 cs Baltimore Oysters;
100 cs assorted jams and Jellies;
$50 cs Brandy Peaches, qts and hf gals;
100 cs Clans and Oysetrs;
200 hf gall Pickles; for sale by
= GOODWIN & CO.,
just: g. California ST., S. Francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
Hon. D. S. SHATTUCK,

Ii OH. IL -. OLA CAh,
JAS A. MORRISON, NJ. D.
The proprleto-s, in conducting this rattle,
bind themselves to carry it on in manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may
buy tickets. The drawing will be done by
gentlemen chosen by the holders of tickets,
each county in the State sending commit
tee of one for that purpose. Maps Of the
real estate, and samples Of the property may
be seen at their Office, northwest corner OF
Montgomery and Merchant streets.
For the responsibility of the Proprietors
Of this Rattle, and that it will be conducted
with honesty and integrity, we refer to
His Txcellency JOHN BIGtEH,
HonsJ. W. DENVER, Scc'y Of State
J. H. HARbENBERHtG, Mayor Sacramento,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICuy
Maj. W. H. HARVEY, esg't-at:4srn.s, Sen.
E. WILSON, Wilson's Exchange,
DAVID JONES, Jones Hotel, Sac. City.
San Francisco, April IL, 1854. ap 29-l0t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
D0WNIEVHhE
Book and Stationery, Store,

BOOK anu stationery Store,
Nert to Langton & Bros Express.
DOCKS, Periodicals, Stationery, Stand
ID ard Works and Latest Publications.
Miscellaneous Works.
Grinnell Expeditions;
Chronicles of the Middle Ages;
McCauley's History of England;
Gibbons Rome; Dicks Works;
Cusiosities of Literature;
Waverly, IL vols, illustrated;
life and Sayings of Mrs. Darlington;
French Revolution, by Lamartine;
FroSt's California; Flush Times;
Dean Swift's Works; Fern Leaves;
Adison's Spectator;
Hurry graphs, by Willis;
Rollins Ancient History;
Brande's Encyclopedia;
Rob of the Bowl;
The World illustrated;
White Slaves Of England;
CentralRoutc to the Pacific;
Thackeray's Works;
Lives of Wellington, Washington, Cal.
houn, ]. Q. Adams; and Henry Clay;
Sterne's Works;
Uncle Toms Cabin; and Key;
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs. Ellis;
Lockhart's Napoleon;
Prose and Poetry of Europe;
Autobiography of an English Soldier;
Lewie, or the Bonded Twig;
Appleton's Popular Library, 100 vols
Dickens, and Miss Bremer'ss w orks
: Poetical Works Of Byron, Moore, Scott
Dante, Gray, Kirk White, Campbell, Burns
Shelley, Upper, Shakespeare.
.Noueis by Scott, Maryatt, Reynolds
Eugene Sue, Dumas, Cooper, Bennett.
Together with variety Of the popular
works of the day, prose and poetry. ju24
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

A DAINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-The
"A undersigned has been appointed ad-
ministrator of Silas H. c. Blair, late Of Eu-
rcka township, Sierra County, deceased,
and hereby notifies all pereons having
claims against said estate to present the
same to me, duly attested, within ten
months from this date, at my residence on
Lighthouse Point. near Eureka, in Sierra
county, or be, forever barred.
JOHN C. FELLOWS,
Administrator of II. c. Blair, deceased.
Dated Downieville, June 10, 1854.
jhl74t*
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
Certificates.

We, the undersigned, are acquainted With
the parties owning the Property offered in
this Rattle, and also Know the real estate
referred to, and we assure the public that
we consider the title TO the property is
indisputable.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
Bay State Lower Mills Flour

Bay State Lower Mills Flour F.!
THE large increase in the demand of
i this favorite brand of CALIFORNIA
MADE FLOUR gives us Confidence in re-
commencing it to the trading community,
and the public in general, as it is made un-
der our own inspection. All who have ever
tried it have been pleased with the. result,
and as it is made of the very best quality of
Fresh Wheat, Bakers give it the preference
over any brands of imported.
POLICY & CO.,
q Bay Stdte Mills,
Corner of R and Front street, and Fire
proof Brick Store. No. 40 X street, between
Second and Third, Sacramento. ju 1z-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

,nISSOL UTION OF .COPARTNER-
IL ship-The 'copartncrship heretofore
existing under the name aud style Of Cary
K Kellogg, in the ownership Of the Manxi-
meta Ranch, near Morrison's Ravine, Sierra
County, California. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, w. S. Kellogg retiring
from the firm. All persons indebted 70
said firm will please make immediate pay
ment to l.. Cary, who will continue bust
ness at the old stand.
Manzineta Ranch, June Is, 1854. jul7-3'
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

EOUND-Some time since, a small lea
L Their Pocket Book, containing note
payable toJ.C. Cutshaw, with other papers
supposed to be of value to the owner; who
can have the same at tie Sierra Citizen Of
fee by paying for this advertisement. ju17
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
JACKSON NOO\EN 4 CO.,

70 K Street, Sacramento.
IMPORTERS, direct from the States, and
i dealers in Paping- hangings, Paints and
Oils, Window Glass and Upholstery Goods.
Country dealers supplied on most liberal
tern6-at San Francisco prices
The largest assortment Of paper hang
ings in Sacramento City, always on hand
at the lowest market PRICES; also, mattings,
oil cloths, = window shades, damask lace,
muslin curtains, cords. and tassels, &C.
JACKSON NOQNEN & co.
JULIET + 20 K street, Sacramento.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
STOKES & SHIELDS,

BOrTLERS OF
Ael Porter and Champagne ei6sf
Crescent City Building, Doynis1dir.
TNHIS is A BRANCH Of the Marysville
prepared to furnish customers with any
thing in their line at Marysville prices.
julc-3m'
Lay HAYN HAYM-l5 tons Of 6ay,
Ii for sale by II : ~
feb lift LAEGTON 4 BRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

IQUORS-The best assortment ever
IL brought to Downieville, consisting Of
French and American Brandes, Bourbon
and Monongahela Whisky, Holland Gin
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines, &C., to be
found at
ju3-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD,S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
CORNELIUS B. ADAMS - JOSEPH T. sTEvENs.
ADAMS & STEVENS
Con- atto General A9rnen,
,vhH C 1}o3ts rue, m r, -

tfttit
THE undersigned (both late of the P0sl
J. Office Department. have formed a CO.,
partnership for the practice of Law aid the
prosecution of Claims before the Executive
Departments or Congress. e, y;
Business of every description requiring
personal services viii be prclEay attended
|, Persons who desire to make, contracts
with. the Government, can often obtain val
liable information by addressing us.
Having business connection with John
P. Shields, Esq, an enterprising business
man and lawyer of long residence in Hi
nois, we can locate lands, invest funds.
establish titles, and collect claims with
great advantage in that rich and rapidly
niprSying section of country.
EXTRA PAY TO OFFICERS, MARINES.
AND SAILORS.
By recent law -of. Congress oil officers,
marines and sailors Of the United States
Navy, and officers and men Of the Revenue
Servieaswho served in the Pacific, on the
coast af.sCalifornia, during the Mexican
War G.. st any time from 1916 to 1852, are
entitled 10 extra pay. In case of the death
Of any Of TIE above, the heirs eau obtain
Ex-PosTMAsTfERs AND, MAIL CON-
TRACTORS. -.
To whom balapces are cfSel. due for ex
ira compensation and errors in accounts,
can have their businesspronerly and prcint-
ly done by addressing us. -. ~.
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
May address us upon any business con-
nected with the procurement or the con-
veyance of patent rights. - -
Reconsideration d Bro, Downie-
vile, California; who will forward pack
ages, letters. ietc. and attend to any l4si
ness connected with our Office in Califqynia-
Address ADAMS & STEVENS.
m27-tf Washington; &c.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
La Belle
e RESTAU RlNF,&
Crayerotf's Building; Main Street,
sDOWNIETILLE.

X B. HODGKINS would respectfully
". inform the citizens of Downieville,
and the travelling public, that be has re-
opened that well known restaurant, and is
now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage, with all
the subtantials and delitacies usually found
in well regulated hotels in the mountains.
Having leased the whole of the second
story of the Craycroft Building, he has at
his disposal a number of
FURNISHED ROOMS -
And Sleeping Apartments, always kept
in the best of order, and attended by polite
and attentive SERVANTS. =, -
Meals served in superior style, at all
hours. julO-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
B 5000 s. !!

CHAREES VIVIAN, late of "Pike y
~ County, Mo-, having refitted his SPLEEN
did Boot-blacking establishment, with an
entirely Dew set Of brushes! is again ready
to MI professional engagements at the low
price OF two bits pair. Since wood-saw
ing has gohe sO smash, Professor Vivian
confines his attention exclusively to Boot
backing, Lamp-lighting, BeIlringing aud
Rillsticking. Office in the basement of the
Monte Cristo, where he may be consulted
on matters Of business at all times. iu24tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

~ 000 BRICKS for sale at the
IU.UUU Virginia Hotel.
mar l6-tf 81. P. BENTON
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

CAnnINES-45 doz. lb. boxes just re-
- ceiyed, and for sale by
ju3-tfs J. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
X,gaL 3S6tttii ss,,,tnts.
oTATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,Cocnqxl &;

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, .Corssx on.
- SIERRA, ss.--The Pceplc,cf lie State
of California to A.. s. Hopkins, .Nkt64A
Hopkins, and James Sterling, Greeting: .
You are hereby commanded to be and.
appear before me, W. II. Burgess. Justice
OF The Peace for the Sixth Township, Ccun-
ty Of Sierra, at my Office On Goodycars
Bar, in said County, on Friday the 10Th day
of September, a. D. 1854, to sHewer tns
complaint of A. G. johnson ana y. b.
Hickok, doing business under the naine md
style of johnson l. Hickok, in . Pies q
debt dine By note: for the sum of ninety-nfAo
dollars and fifty-nine cents, with interest
thereon at Gre rate of, three per cent. per
month, from the goth. day Of October, A.
d. 1852, until paid, and if you fail to ap-
pear and answer sid complaint at that
time, Judgment will be rendered against
you for said amount, together with the
costs and money Disbursements herein.
Witness my hand as Justice of the Peace
as aforesaid, this. 18th dag Of June, A. +.
| i0'e WI. BURGESS,
Justice ct the Peace, 9Th Township, Sierra
County.
It appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendant, Nathan Hopkins, is non-resi-
dent of this State, and that the defendants,
A. S. Hopkins and James Sterling, are 10
sidents of this State, but their exact place
of residence is unknown, order the fore
going summons to be published in the
Sierra Citizen. a newspaper published In
Downieville, Sierra County, once week
for, three months.
Dated at Goodyear's Bar, Sierra County.
this 18th day of June. A. d. 1854.
w. II. BURGESS,
Justice of the Peace for the 9Th Town.
ship. Sierra County, Cal. ju24-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

rROCKERY--A general assortment OF
X crockeEy, consisting of plates, soups,
coffee and tea cups and saucers. vegetable
dishes, meat plates. bar tumblers, wash
basins, etc. Also, side lamps and lanterns,
to be found at
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

ERESH APPLES-30 doz in Id. cans,
l. just received and for sale by
ju3-tf J. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

nYSTERS-65 doz. h. cans just re-
~ ceived. and for sale by
iu3-tf J. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

Attention paid to manufacturing OF
Gee Furniture generally. 5ap 7Stf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
C. F. MYERS & co.
r. A. EDDY & co.

p i. a. EDDY e Gu, -.
IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail
J. dealers in books, staple and fancy
stationery, musical instruments, cutlery,
and fancy goods, First street, one door from
D, MarYsville. mar 6-3m-
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01

MEIER, dealer in Segars and Tobac-
y. CO, foreign and domestic Fruits, Oys-
tiers, HOLSTERS, Ec., wholesale and retail
Goodyear's Bar. mott
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-01
'4o6i,aiilliiedias.
WRIGHT & HAYWARn

A RE now receiving the largest stock and
IL most general assortment of goods ever
broughtinto Downieville. They have made
arrangements for being supplied during Che
summer direct from San Francisco, and tEey
intend to keep up the reputation which the
establishment has hitherto possessed-tltat
of Keeping everything. As specimens of
their assortment, please examine their adj
vertisements below.
Mules are always in readiness to pack
to any part of the mines.
UTTER-A fine article of selected Go
II shen Butter, especially bought for
table use. For sale by
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
y 600 lbs. Extra Clear BACON
A.OOO and No. / HAMS, war
ranted the best in the market, at
may 6-tf WRIGHT d HAYWARD'S.
nRY GOODS-A fine assortment of
- callcoes, ginghams lawns, and dry
goods generally. Received to-day by
may 6-tf WRIGHT q HAYWARD.
+ tARPENTER'S TOOLS--Consisting of
" planes, chisels, augurs, squares, hand
saws, tenant saws, draw knives, compasses,
hammers, hatchets, broadaxes, together
with knob-locks, door hangings, and every
thing necessary for builders. For sale by
may eff WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
900 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER,
OOO just received by
NAV 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
DRANDY--A few Eighth Casks of the
- best brands of French Brandy.
nard, and J ! }. Dupuy, in the original pack
ages, for sale by
may 6-tf WRIGHT 4 HAYWARD.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
obituary.

!
psed, on the sth inst, EocAR. infant son Of
A'0a<o aud Almira Shaw, aged 8 months.
Al n'ghtail, in early spring time, we were
summoned to the house Of woe. Entering
A taper-lgh,ed chamber, there, upon
Its cradle ccuch, lay a sweet infant, whose
Low, deep groan>, betske ned tina, it was soon
IL be locked in deaths embrace Already
had ITS little eyes, that once spoke t, nth the
'u'hn5s Of its young and warm and merry
Heart, grown dim. Already had "eoId clammy
Sweat" gathered upon its fair brow--fair. tho
Death had come TO clam it. Thus lay the loved,
An soon TO be lest, httle Eddie, for
Long hours, and still suffered on. The grief
Stricken mother came oft and kneit by its
cradle bed; ana poured forth, from her almos
Breaking heart, accents such as only a
hother can utter IRE father came and stood
Wy his boy, and paller DER spread his face
Sickness penetrated to his heart, as
hope died within him. Yet g.et was Of no
Avail for Death, that monster grim, that fend
Lake shape, whose chief de light e'er seems the
fairest flowers to pluck, the sunless tomb
iograce in senc- by our Eddie, passed,
And one furtv. glance he gave, sufficient tina,
Ills doom was sealed,
Nethlnks the musings Of those fond parents
We're" All, earthly Joys, where are We now p
Tnmse
F"ndlv cherished hopes have fed Mehinks. too.
! heir thoughts were "There is nought upon
earth that
We can love and cherish. that is stable
pr abiding r
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

A WONDERFUL DiscevEryhas recently been
made BY d.. Curtis, Of this city, in the treat
ment Of Consumption. Asthma, aud all diseases
OF the lungs. w. refer t. DIR. Cnriis's lily
geana, or inh ling Hygean Vapor and Cherry
syrup" With this new method DR.. {. has re-
stored many afis.e ed ones to perfect health; as
an evidence of which, he Ia, innamerabe GER
t,fcate-. Speaking Of the treatment phy>i-
clan remark. lit Is eyitent that inhaling-
constantly breathing al agreeable. healing va
por, the medical properties must come IN di-
rect contact with the whole of the aerial cavity
the luag4, an thus escape The many and va
tiei oranges produced upon them When ,nr a.
dacei into the stomach, and subjected TO the
process Of digestion. Inc Hyseana is for sale
At all the druggists, throughout the country -
From the N Y Dutchm,n If Jan, lIth
See advertisement If Medicated Inhalation
in another column of thlspaper.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

ALBANY, March 3L-The Governor
sen, in message to the Legislature
this morning, ve.olng the prohlh.,ory IL
quor bill He says that such law would
be unconstitutional lsl Because il au-
shorizes unreasonable searcl es. Cd. Be-
cause it authorizes forfeiture and de.
s,ruction Of property wi,hou, due process
OF law; and finally, the unreasonable
ness OF a prohib,ory law generally.
Killed IN the Seaas.
Albany, April 1.-The temperance
bill which the Governor has vetoed is
Just killed stone dead.
The attemp, being made in the SEN
ate to override the Governors veto, the
vote stood ayes 10, nays IL, (not two
thirds of the members present,
An effort was then made 10 reconsider
this vote, bu. the motion did not &c, a
majority even.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

LAND FOR THE ISD.GESr lssAxE.-
The Bill for granting land to the several
States for the relief OF the INDECENT In.
sane, has passed the Senate by the fol.
lowing vote.
Yeas-Messrs. Badger, Beel, Brown
Chase, Clayton, Dawson, Dodge of Wis
Everett, Feseenden, Fish. Foot, Frier
Gwin, Hamlin, Houston, Jones oil Tenn.
Morton. Rusk, Seward, Shields, Stuart
Sumner, Thompson OF Ky, Wade, Walk.
er-25.
Nays-Messrs. Adams, Atchison. But.
Ter, Cass, Clay, Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas
Fitzpatrick, Mason, Petit, Weller, Will
Hams IL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Foreign News,
New YORK, April 9Th,

ave-" Aolk, April 9Th.
The steamer Europa with three d,v
later news arrived shortly after o'elocy
Political affairs in Europe uncLanr.J
Liverpool Breads,utfs increased n,ss
sure to sell. Wheat sixpence lower !,
the market. Flour declined q. Cor,
unsaleable 3os. Wi
Russia consents to the neutrality O
Sweden--her cours. in regard 10 nsn
marx not known.
The Prussian People earnestly D. ,i,ior
shelr government to join the Westerr
powers.
Austria seems to act with the Western
powers.
Continued ARRAYS are constantly oe.
curing at Kalafa,.
An English and French friga,e have
gone to destroy the Russian stockade a,
the North Of the Danube. This will
probably be the first Of hos,ii,ies.
There IS nothing from the Baltic or
Black seas.
The Greek revelation continues tu,
Ianguishes.
The steamer Canada and the steamer
Teneriffe sailed from Liverpool with
troops for Malta.
Count Nesselrode says tina, the EN-
peror will give no answer to the ,oin,
summons OF England and France.
Large bodies Of troops are daily Elm
barking from France.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

POLAND AND HusGARr.-The Pari.
correspondent OF the London Times write.
on the 9Th Of March:
"The rumor to which alluded, a day
or two ago, respecting the intention OF
the Emperor Nicholas to re. establish the
kingdom OF Poland in his own empire. IS
again revived. l, is now said tina, a
communication has been sent to Austria
and Prussia to that effect, and tina, it
warns them to take the necessary meas
ures against the outbreaks in their terri
tories which the execution OF his resolve
may occasion. !, is asserted tina, the
third son Of Emperor Nicholas is to be
the sovereign OF the future kingdom of
Poland. Whatever truth may be in this
report, and i, is not improbable tina, such
a menace may have been expressed, ma
ny Poles appear to receive it favorably.
The idea OF separate Poland, distinc,
HON the Russian empire, rather fatters
them, and though all idea OF real indie.
pendence is out Of the question, they
would prefer it to their present condition.
A similar menace Of revolutlenizinc Hun.
gary is also stated to have been conveyed
to Austria on the part Of the Emperor
Nicholas, who IS not without hope that
the Hungarian population would prefer
his rule to tina. Of their prescn, masters.
The Emperor OF Russia is, in his presen,
temper, no doubt, ready for any &C, OF
desperation, and with complete ndif-
Ter, ace 10 consequences but i, is no, so
certain that he would pass unscathed
through the confagration
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

sss J. l.. Esrrs Esq, arrived in
'o"n on Saturday with full corps OF
engineers, bound upon a survey and
location Of the Lyons Road westward
ron THIS City to Fl. Des Moincs. Mr..
ESTES has bu, just completed a prelim
nary survey OF the route from M uscatine
10 levitt and intends to push forward to
sIe rorI with the least possible delay.
lie represents the present aspect of this
so'npanys affairs as exceedingly brigh,
Inu 'he work Progressing rapidly from
Lyons West. Six hundred men at leas,
no" constitute the active force upon the
me and this number is continually aug.
'"en'lhg'-Cap. Req.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
CHICAGO MARKET.
TIPTON MARKET.
DAVENPORT MARKET.

Flour, extra S. F. p Dbl $3.50; Flour, s. F
Pbhl. 6 III, Wheat, tall &. busnel s5c; Wheat
Sprlng, p basheI, 7,c; Barle, ,2oc; Oats, 25c
Corn ia ear, Doc Corn saellrt, 25e /; Potatoes
i5c; Onion j, Doc; Salt, Kanawba, 75c; Salt
G. A. p sack, x3 1884 o.; Beans, white
n bu>hel % a 7o; Bacon hams u ID l2sc
Lari, r ID l0c; Com Mea, = bushel, a5c
Butte, per TO- l5c; Egg, per. doz. loc
Coal, per. bushel, l2ai &c; Prairi. hay per ton
Si.po: Timothy hay PEI Ton, $500; Apple,,
H. per bushel 81 ST.; Peaches dry per bush
ei s. %: pork So la %.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
A Sore to Rent +!

In Roche sfer, Cedar county. Iowa Its
row occupied by Charles ID. Davis, who has
occupied IT for the last two years dry goods.
hardware and gfoc~ry store. !, is a substan-
,al brick build &, 81 feet long 20 fret wide,
and IL feet high, ard is we'll fitted up with
shelves. counters. and is pronounced to be the
best store In Cedar County. There is also a
good cellar 10 the above Rent moderate For
further particulars inquire by mai or other
wise Il the subscriber ROBERT SrORRY
Roc tester, Cedar C unity, Iowa. nls
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
WASHaycrns 9TH.

Senate, The bill establishing add-
,ional land districts in minnesota passed
SO Senate bills IL House bills were
passed. aud Senate adjourned I'LL mon
day.
Mr.. Latham. Of California, spoke in
favor Of Mail bill, expressing belief tina,
the mails would be carried between the
two points in Is days; pending con-
sideration Of bill in the morning House,
expected message was received from the
President. stating tina, he had signed the
bill authorizing the construction OF six
steam frigates. House then went into
committee on general Appropriation bill.
Adjourned.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
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WRITING SCHOOL,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

NecOnA Terms will commence on Mon
= day evening, Aprll 18th, at the hour Of sv-
en- O'Clock. in the upper room of the District
school House. in the village Of Upton. In
structon. given on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evening, Of each week.
TermS.-$l FIR thirteen lessons.
No spectators admitted.
Upton, April 18th 1854.