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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

+ THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, KY.
/ BENT G DUVALL
EMAVE in by late arrivals large varied
1A assartn ent of all grades of carpeng comprising:
Superb Saxony Velvet Carpets;
do Kidderminster doi
do Royal " itton dos
do Kidderminster Brussels Carpets;
do Brussels Tapestry do;
do Amerie n Brussels do;
Brussels Stair Carpets; Brussels Hall Carpsta;
3ply Carpets of the best make;
Common al1-wool carpets rugs. mats, etc;
Akmpster Chen lille and TufIed Rugs;
Chsuille Tufted and Cocoa Mass;
OIL CLOTH
from n feet wide, which ft shaped
without loss TO the purchaser
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Rich satin BroeateIe; Rich Satin DamsskB;
Orased damass ofevery grade window HOilsnd Shades
superb Lace Currainss Superb Applique Curtansj
superb Tamboured Muslin Curtains;
Drapery Musns Cornces Bands. Tassels, Loops. etc.
AATTINGS.
A! 5-t. and 6-4 white and colored Mattings;
A Spanish Mating ofhces;
54 Cocoa Mattings Offices hotels and pub
lie buildings
These goods with large stock of fancy staple
and d9mese dry goods. offer low they be hadn
Eastern city request all in pursuit and de-
sirabe goods to give before purchasing
BENT & DUVALL.
N BAH orders for goods will be promptly attended at
the lowest prices. myIo
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

EDWARD II. HILL,
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
- Office and Warehouse the Canal, and Wharfboat
facilities with Lewis Howard.
n IBERAL CASH advances made on consignments, and
given the purchase sale of every
deserip ption of Produce or Groceries, mh7 tt
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02
CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOE THE INsANE,
FANCY d STAPLE aRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER, 1855.


SHANKLIN & REILLY would respectfully invite the at
- tenon of their and the public orally
their large stock Fancy and Staple Dry Goods just
ceived mbraens variety styles In every class
goods which will be sold the lowest market prices
sisting in part of the following viz:
BLACK and cold cloths and cassimeress
Plain and fancy linen drills and Marseiles vestings;
Kentucky fe9ns cottonades and denims; 49,.
Fancy nfinte lawns. gnghams and orssndies;
Black and fancy coFd silks berages and tessins;
French aeon cts and berage de LANES;
Muslin de LANES. de bag and mourning goods;
Also full Of Irish linens napkins linen table
damas brown and bleached linen table cl5hs dim
ity bed spreads Marselles quilts English End German ho
sieIy trimming fancy goods silk gin gban
breas parasos foor and table PAN
Leghorn aad pslm leaf hats. ets ribbons
quito MEETINGS. etc. SHANKLlN REILLY,
apps Cernar of Main 4 First sts.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02
CHANGE OF PROPRIETOKS
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
T.EICH II & VERI,IN a

q COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS.
zwo hyadred dossn Cotton xso,e this day
III aad for sails by JAS. Low CO..
yt.-rAY 5!s Vain St., LouisyiNsl 4y
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND 2D.
, 20. Schaefer & Schroeder's old staId)
T TRESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Eyansvilie
and SURROUNDING country hatI have take the above
stand, determined to continue the bQaness and
will constantly on choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe bestbrands that Easern markets af
ford; also Snuff Smoking Tobacep Of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convihces ne
that give general satsfaction and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. lap1 If Il
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

- PRoYRIELoRs:
A. p. CoSb & Co., Foot oETndiaDa St, Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad St. New York,
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

" y34 O. +. GILBERT 90.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02
) II EA M BOAT AND MAeHIN ERY
BLA LACKSMITHING.

d LII ChOINI 4 T1IIFU.
THE undersigned would respectfully in
S-SS[[A form the public that he has taken the old
Sszas45 stand formerly occupied by BIZ. NeSSnSi, on
~ First between Vine and Division where
sssszzsA h is prepared o B1aeksmithipg all its
various bran chessuch steamboat work. sawmin work.
fencing railing balcony irons stairs and hanteTs cellar
doors AM CRATES Railroad canal bridge
done the lowest prices and notice Anchors diff
ferent sizes always hard also. wheel
beam strips for boats Being old and experienced
hand Machinery Baeksmithing, viii warrant satisfao
tien or an kinds of heavy forging shsP
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02

AeESTs:
E.w. Sloan. 12l Bf9ad St. New YORK.
Scott q Co., Toledo, .
J. S. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
This is ofthe Oldest and most
liable lines Transportation in the couDtry and
Agents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for fretgnts to and from the East
ratss guaranteeing against any over charges
auge LRwIs & HowARD, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02
dec14

~. REMOVAL. 4-.,-,
tween Water and First sts next door to HalIeek
where they will be pleased all their old
make the many new pleased
give them call They would thsir thanks for
liberal patronage given hape receive connusre
by keeping everything usually kept the best Family
Groceries. ian16-iy
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-02
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

| ISTEAMBOATS y RAlLKOADS
+ - q - - q
PENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD AGENCY.
pointed shs he.ISs ssss.
q rsas. sas
Of River navigation delivery Of Goeds er
1ad from ' s
and thence East the Psnnsylvana Road their
81 Rate. made known application my ones.
noZls-.i = - ioEN $. MtfoHELL. Assas.
@EWsszza9z
RAILROAD TRANsPORTATiO ON MOTTO
'TNo ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK and all inssfus.
an Ra'cs m S sS3s: Go
Hsgts which viii be within sbSg. three weeks this Gate,
sS Lss'R @ for the sy:,y Of all
points between this Hsute to ali Of the sbsy:
S: aad %aa and
Rates made tpSya application my once. u,d.r
nOvIs # JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
WABASH q ERsE cAxAL ALTRAssPoRTRTroN.
HH ABE 1E2kK sas s6SffSA 8 fTF S
Of afP S .ss .s s
his city sy the Troy and Western Line Of Canal Boats
nOyIs-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
EVANssiLEF ksssy aSg NEW HNlL hARMoNT iINs aisi-
sss vii shii Wy Il
Leaving Evsnsviiis Mondays wsdSesd.y'f rand Fdsy,s
and SsS on
I,Ss will st all times be stocked with GOD horss: SAD
asas sa sssry % and All order,
For other business apply Liv
scure PreS ssenen OF f. De dHRHo
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16
THE HOUMA CERES
,r.,.a .very THURSDAY MORNING

T., nilnSIICu V'SJ A. nf
PaD ~. dollars per annum-payable at the time Oh
Pnee, Pn.,ss I'm. Single Copies, Ten Cents. A - of on.
of ten lines or less for the first and
ps.i ns ier every subsequent insertion liberal
made to those who ,sf hs sy 'ae
INIT! a, Msarine advertising, and none OF greater
nth admit on any terms. ,,;c,,;ons Of a per
nos sssa . be- ef
sea. NAV be inserted as advertisements "a. 'e
ss a The editor by being paid for in adsanee e. Oh
soUsSG fsr al % ees 10 he paid
exceeding three Or la b"a thoss
sm s...r lsrrtb will he rated a advertisements.
esaRsTspoNDENTs are informed that no notice Mha. al
ever viii be taken of any communication @
;..son unless accompanied by the name ana aaoie>s
~ ,he wr;,er-not necessary for pubieahon pu' Us
raasantee Of good faith. 5
IONA. C. WHITE, fPuDllshefs.
LOUISE. ANDERSON,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

o. We asked hard case the other
day ifhe had anything stored up in heav.
en-. Sartain, sartain, "replied he, 81 guess
they must be laid up fhere If any where,
for haint got any laid up to home.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

and insulting noise i'll the refined ear of
Tom, which polite testimonial of his re-
gard Tom was qvick to resent. As the
lightning darts across the sky. SO would
Tom fly at the attrocious Towse, and fill
his moon-baying soul with wonder and
dismay. Tom, as he came to cathood,
became enamored Of Tabitha-.lc -g known
and loved by her feline friend as Tabby.
To say that she was as lovely as the DEL
icate tints Of a Kaimuck Hollihock, would
but family portray the loveliness which
she possessed. OF did Tom ''vex the
drowsy ear of nigh" with serenade to
his paramour, executed in mastery and
brilliant manner, which never failed to
elicit the attention of the awakened neigh
borhood. OF when the night was wrapt
in slumber, and the earth yelled in obscu.
rity, would he romantically stroll to some
richly stored pantry, with the beautiful WIS.,
ions of cream mugs and cold chicken ap-
pearing to his contemplative mind, and
there satisfy himself ''with such stuff as
dreams are made Of" and soliloquizing
with his accustomed felicity of expression:
81 feel like one
Who treads alone,
Some pantry floor deserted;
With chicken to eat,
And cream quite sweet,
And all the "old rips" departed"
But alas, for all sublunary bliss. Old
age brings on the last scene Of his exem-
plary career, and his big cat-like voice
turns again to kittenish treble. No
more will he banquet in the pantry-no
more will he awaken his night new ol
mirth in the lonely hour-no more will he
attune his voice beneath the ba.my effll-
gence of midsummer's moon. He leaves
these terrestrial scenes, but hoping that
like Amphion's tortois she might sound
sweetly when dead,' and a part vibrate
in cords of dulcet harmony on some fairy s
guitar. he was gathered to. his ancestors,
full of faith, hope, charity and fleas.
Grief sat heavily upon Tabitha, and ere
three times had Aurora garnished with
rosy tints her oriental pavilion-ere thrice
had fierce Orion marshalled the glittering
pageantry OF heaven upon the plains o1
nieht-ere three times had Vesper beam.
ed forth, enrobed in the gorgeous blazon.
~ Of her western throne, the grief-strick-
en- Tabita was cadeverous carcus of a
defunct cat. The evergreen palmetto bends
over their last resting place, where requt'
escat en- pace. H
VIATOR.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

ssYou lose your time" said a pickpocket
10 man as he was stealing his watch.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

PAppY's IDEA OF PERD1r1oN. Pat
Met Carly was ''a broth of boy" and al
together as sdacent' man, and as handy
with spade as any Of the whole five hum
dred who were at work upon the railroad
then and now in process Of construction
in the northern part Of Ohio. He was a
great favorite with the overseer, on ac-
count Of his faithfulness and integrity Of
character-bu he had one fault that sore
|ly grieved his employer. Though as So
bef as sexton for six days in the week.
Pat could never resist the temptations of
payday and when Saturday came round
he never failed tc get drunk as lord
Having tried every other reformatory e1-
pedient in vain, the overseer at length be-
thought Of the priest, who prevailed on
Pat to .'take the pledge = and sent him on
his way rejoicing. But alas! the next pay
day was s'too nlany'' for poor Pat, who
staggering through the village at noon,
met no less a parsonage than the priest
who had attempted to reform him. ''1ou
are lost, Pat entirely lost''-said his rev.
erence, with sigh Of gentle sorrow. Pat
was bemildered for moment, but having
stared about him till he had fairly ascer-
tained his local ,chereabouts, he exclaim.
ed triumphantly- it lost that !
am2-losi in broad daylight, half ,ray be-
treen Jimmy Stacy's andcoort house!-to
the diyil wild yer nonsensel' 6U1 Z setEf
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

"Biddy, has that fellow cleared Of the
snow from the payement!''' a.a
ssYes, sir" s.z5 t5,44
"Did he clear it off with alacrity!"
mo, sir, with a shovel
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-16

Mr.. Jones, after having spent an
evening over his bowl, went home little
show come you 500 He was fortunate
enough 10 find his better-half asleep. He
went to bed, and after moments con-
sideration, he thought ii would be policy
to turn over, lest his breath should betray
him; when Mrs. Jones opened her eyes,
and in the mildest manner in the world,
said: Jones, you needn't turn over, you're
drunk clean through"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
Covconp, N. II. Jan. 90.

Hon. John $. Wells has received and
accepted the appointments OF L. S. SEN
ator in the place Of Norris, deceased, and
and left for Washington.
The Tribune says that New York
now contains 700 900 inhabitants, and
increasing at the rate Of from eight to ter
der cent per annnm.
The young woman who tainted away.
ha. been told by her family TIM, it would
he more delicate for her to faint at home
Gold and silver are metals most to
heavy for US to carry to heaven; but in
good hands they may be made to pave
fhs wav - II.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
TIE following appears III an advertise

TIE following appears ~ an advertise
neat in the n. Y. Tribune Of Jan. goth :
Lyons Iowa) Central Railroad
Company. Tue bondhoders Of this
Company VITO have not already signed
the agreement for the - RRENDEt Of
,nelr Roads, are hereby notified that tie
time within which they are required te
do 50 VII expire Oh Saturday next, Sou
INST Those who wish TO avail taem-
selves Of the offer, must positively raIi q
lie office OF d A. Mitchell, No o.
NulI street, on or before tia, day, and
sign SAID agreement, as the tlne wi
NOT be extended Jan. -, $3.50.
Wa. C. Raows, Secretary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
The National Debt--lts Reduc.
ton,

|! must tie gratifying 20 witness the
steady reduction OF our national debt,
Ac~rlllg 10 the Statement published
by TIE Register Of the Treasury On the
ST. Iust
Dn tie lst day Of July, 1854, the amount
OF to pubIic debt was s47, Isl 800 ,O5
her, have since been redeemed
and paid of af the loan Of 1872
lSl3, lSi6, lSl7, ISIS and
Trxan ul1cmnty s5,29o OPS
Treasury note so
Debt oI the corporate cities $500
3nl Gil co
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
Incidents Of TraveI-A Train In
Sow Drift.

TIE Chicago and Mississippi. train for
Springfield left Chicago Thursday NOR
ming. At Joliet II was joined by the
rain which left Chicago on Wednesday
went on with two locomotives TO three
miles beyond Oiell, AMI about ten this
side OF Pontiac, when the TT ain was stall
led III a snow drIit, and remained during
Thursday night. At one o'clock at night
the wood was exhausted. and the passen-
gers commenced cutting up emgrant
cars for fuel. On Friday morning sew.
ersl hundred cans Of oysters were found
in the express cars, and the passengers
br-aktastod on oysters raw, fred and
stewed. The nearest house is almost 3
miles from the drift. Several gentlemen
started for settlement not far off, and
procured teams, with provisions and
wood.
When our infornan, left, the ladies'
were being carried in wagons TO ,he farm
houses IN the vicinity. Tas Cook Coun-
,y delegation, with Mr.. Turner, Speaker
Of the House, and many members. were
on board; Wnen our informant left lie
Speaker was actively engaged in chop.
ping up ties for fuel. Mr.. Farnam, OF
the Railroad, sent on yesterday, lror.
Joliet, locomotive and car with provis-
ions, There is no danger Of acturl SUI
fcrlng by cold or hunger: as there are
plenty Of ties and provisions can he Oh.
tanel i,om the settlement IN the ritjui-
ty. p::m. Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
Convention IN kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Jan. %.
The Know Nothing Coavention has
adjourned without making any nomlna.
ton.
The killing season is over. The whole
lumber OF hogs slaughtered 10 date Is
ISL 900.
Weather extremely cold.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

f.sS- Til. young folks and some o.!
the older ones, to, can fad III tue line
Of Valentines aud such fancy and funny
trs Sd, 81 assortment at A. G'lbelts
" Inch arc very pretty aud amusing
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

Banks. Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
rhlets. Hand Bills, &c, done to order
BLANK Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, subpGnas, Execu'
,,one, Notes, g. 81 superior quality
-,.4y. ken: on band a. THIS Office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
Black snithing.

THE UNDERSIGNED returns thanks for the
/ patronage he,has heretofore received ani 80
lieits a share for the future ia . stall on hand
At his shop South Of the Court house in Upton
where he is prepared To execute with dispatch
and neatness all i8Hs in the line Of blacksmith
ing and a0rsesAoelns.
as--d L. B. JONES.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
NOTICE..
NOTICE.

The books of the undersigned are in The
hands of II. NJ. Long Esq. All persons interest.
I'd will call AMI settle with him, and save cost.
HENRY MILLER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

Es1- Alcohol was frs, invented and
used to stain the cheeks OF the ladies OF
Arabia nlne hundred years ago. In
these latter days it performs the same Of
hce Tor gentlemen's noses.
The Philadelphia Inquirer acknowl-
edges the receipt Of $500, from an I'M
known correspondent, who requests it to
be distributed for tie benefit Of the poor.
Ii was dropped into the letter-box oil thai
a.spsr by tho geaereus aea~,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

TotaN, 1892 .9lj Sc
There las Teen redeem,d since The
ith day Of March, 1853, q period OF Que
year and ten months, S27 ,240 800 -.
-iucc The 1st OF Ju'y il is estimated that
SO, $50. 900 Of stock Belonging to ior-
tIgurrs has been redeemed, leaving a
bo,u $1,000. coo sui! n tier hands.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
T ARM FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned oaers for sale III. entire
1 farm, comprising 20 acres located a miles
from the town II Rochester u this county
Its well gatered and nearly all under fence,
with an abundance Of good timber al joining IL
is well improved. The dwelling is two-story
brick well finished, II comprises thrifty Or
chard Of bearing trees, aud j. sithal one Of the
best farms In the county, and will be sold cheap
Everything il convenient on the place and par
eAs.rvs will do we'll 70 cali and examine.
~ - ~ vrfk rRNyS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
HARNESS s. SADDLE
MANDATORY.
OVER CHAM nERS 4 son DRUG slOhE

The uniersigne would respectfully inform
their friends ana the public III general, that
tney have associated themselves II tn above
named business, and are now prepared 10 man.
ufa saddles. brides, trunks, carpet bags,
yal,ses &c. Wagon. cart, dray and heg1 har-
ness. and collars 10 suit every variety If harness
and warranted hot to injure the horse. Our
work VIII be principally made by ourselves, ana
from the Ohio oak tan leather. 50 thai we feel
safe IN warlan,tug all our work, which VIII be
done IN he best style and on reasonable terms
PARSONS 4 Lyle.
Upton, Iowa 4i-f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

Of ail kinds, qua lilies aid dessr4 phon.. consist
iug # cleth,, of fyrclgH am domestic manufac-
'ure, such a. broa4c,ogh~ Sc. French and Amer
lcaa manufacture: twill ri colored, plain doe
Skin; satH"tts, shcyp-grey@, Jeans. t"ecds aaA
summer ware. PRINTS Of he .nrutca. N.rri.
mae, Fall River ant other principe facaories
ma td-r coors warrentta fast and u the latest
fashion; cotton good, factories, m.slens, sheet
rngs. shIrGiug.. Ospabcrge; fancy 70 ;, laces,
broc ades. SW iSs stks, satin firing, eauke iuser-
Uo", iawas, d.ares, chaubrays, toboneus,
,acouetts, &c.
WOoLLLN GOODS
Fl-nn.l., Lin.eys, waits, ,la~l,, etc. n atus-
dance. Notions, combs. Cl0vr<, nlt'ens, con.
forts, sudkefch,cfs needles. thread, tape, pins,
etc.
Teas. sugar, cofee. mola>s... >al' spices, rails.
lbs, candles, fish, pepper, nalgo, madden he.
HARDWARE.
In this line We have all The articles usual
kept BY country utsrct ants AID such ~ cas-
toners desire without exceptions
GLASS 4 QUFEASWARE
~ ell Kinds necessary for the Use u families
BUOlS Il SHD :
If all classes, kltd. desc ptt n. AMI .ze, r. .u
and fit Zen wonea ard chttar~a
RATS GtAPS
10 III the head If EAST rs.,g. II al 4let .r3 FOR
/ cases of men, soc a or political. 5zs. l1t,a.
the latest style Il
kNOA-N0rHI>Gs
IL fact we hsv~.h' 's=z.>t ,toa< f. ],.r-
er bro uGh' te tins tow. .. i coma, >, a Il
everrth ~ fem h.a. f "sa,th <
Of bead. From #atn dress t.. . r,t
From 81 hegehe Z - sugar to4 saes ~
From selh ha A., b st T., Mise. 11 r
a raysr # tacts W.i. tie taf -.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Oae square. Ole insertion, Sl,Vo IN aasan c.
.. each additional . -
three months, AGO ="
- six 900
.. I" one year. S,uu
Malt a Ilunn SIX months, ituo
one year 3r,0ok in I"
One six monh., 3o,u0i" 1"
" one year, 5O,oO4"
ss,;ne,s Cards of FIVE lines or less ne year. 800
O. II p,vment Ia not III de IN advance, enc
In nth will lie ad tel 10 t'.e above rates.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
NJ A2SlssEU.

By the Rev. ]. +. Cole an, on tn. 4th inst
Mr. JOHN A. BAGLEr to Miss MARY z. VIC
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
}{r(u advertisements.
School for Girls.
Y Valentines !

TUST receive splendid assortment o!
Valentines, Comic, Grave or Gay "a
suit the taste or fancy OF avery one.
Cali and see them, No chargs for exhb
ton.
A GILBERT.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
Terms.

&c For one copy one year, II notrald Ia ad-
vance, the following will invariably he charged:
>, r,,t, ,4,,ri,7 the wear. $500
= - $50
ssr No paper discontinued Until all arresr-
sr.e are raid
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07

Amt Outstanding Jan, Isl Sal, SIS S3l05
. 't,ss amount So 600 900 due TO Tex
as, ha> no, yet been issued, The total
7Uoua. redeemed since the creation o,
Luesc several loans is as follows, w:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
10000 HOES


gHF- SUBSCRIBERS, having purchased the
large sangheriog and king establish
NEST Of Aessrs Green x Ntuae. # ths ,.ty,
are now prepared to purchase 10000 Hogs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
SLAUGHTER AND PACK

iArin IN a superior manner iNfy nave secured
the services Of
MIR. CHARLES l.. PALMER,
Late Whitaker i Palmer, - Louis Mo,
10 snpefin eud their slaughtrrng and packing
MIR Palmer ! one # he best and most expert
encet packers in TIE west. fhe fact that INIT
tabcr 4 Euimrr's b1qadg # pofh, lard au4 ba-
c3a hare stead higher IN southern. eastern md
English markets. than tosP Of my other ,rcstcrH
pa hers. is an evidence of this. They have adj
ded to their previously We arranged establish
meut. i've Of
Wilson'S celebrated natrUt Lard Tanks ;
which make their csta 5.shment equal 10 ahy IN
the wet. and will enable them 10 do their
Strengthening IN i manarr NOT SURPASSED
~ THE PACKERS OF ST. LOUIS. LOUIS
VILE, OR CINCINNATI They Will pay
the highest market price for well corr -taIteA
hogs, delivered on foot. T. crconraee farmers
to fatten TIER hog, well, they otIe, The follow