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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
Romance of Life.
We heard the particular. yesterday O.

we heard the particulars yesterday U
one OF those strange episodes in life In
which the old adage OF "truth is stranger
than fiction was fully illustrated
About six years since, lady named
Mrs. Martha Wood, accompanied by her
son, his wife and couple OF children,
arrived in this city from New Bedford,
Mass. She stated that she was a widow
of some twenty-four years. standing, her
husband having been mate oil whaler,
which had been lost at sea. The family
have resided for the greater portion Of
the time on Liberty street, Mr.. Wood,
the son, working at his trade, which IS
that of a cooper.
Yesterday morning, a gray-headed and
toil-worn man colled al the residence OF
this family, and seeing Mr.. Wood, en-
quircd for the widow, who, beleg called
into the room, while gazing intentIy at
the stranger, whose eyes were fixed
mourntully upon her, requested to know
! his business
do you not know me, Martha, said
| he, and as the sound OF his voice, like
! the HlSinQIN III ail oiasH illsioaS iAtt iS
ear, she gave vent to a hysterical cry
and tainted in the arms which were open
ed to receive her.
The tale is soon told: the snip in whicl
he had made his last voyage from New
Bedford, was cast away IN the Youth Sci
Islands, and he was one Of the few VIII
escaped a watery grave. Alter sndurln!
almost unheard of priwa,lons, he snccoe
dcd in reaching his native city. From
brother of his wife he learned their pres
ent location, and arrived here to find he
whom he had left a young and bIoomin
bride far advanced in the evening OF hit
while the infant, upon whose lips, whe
last he saw him, he had imprinted iatt
er's kiss, and could then scarcely lisp h
name, was now stalWart man, and II
head of family. How many hopes ar
e fears must have agitated the heart OF Il
= old mariner as be again set loot ait
. his long pilgrimage upon his native so
- Gin. Enquirer
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Example Of Burning the Dead.

The New York Eve, Io@t, h an enlisht"ncd
article on the suljaet. suggested by Iha case %
Mrs pfei. Of Milwaukee, says We have never
beard of any other example Of such lie OF
diznosng Of the dead in this oouatry, by the az.
+ man. The Bufla,o Republican adas
The ei.tor has forgotten tha Gaze @. Col, Ian
rons. which Is an Illustrations example furnish
ed by a native boru American HeaFy Laurens,
President q Congress WIS A native o' South
CAROLINA and took 81 early part In opposing
the a trary claims oi GgeAt Britain at toe COM
meneement Of the American Revelation. While
ON his way 10 Holland. With r he hal been Gent
hy Goa grasa to negotiate a loan he WIS cap
tured by tae enemy and remained many years
a pr sooer 10 Englaad. lie returned 10 A@sEi-
| CA in 1888, aud died in Charleston ii 1854. lie
directed ha son to burn bis body after his lHsth,
as the so3c cordtiou of iuhe,t6ng an state OF
| sixty thousand pounds sterling. II will con
cludsi wth The following request, whea was
! complied with:
| solamoly eaion it on my son as an ihdis'
y nsib'e dat that az soon a. he conveniently
| can after my daeease. he esusa my boiy to he
wr-pped in twelve yards of Tow Goth and burn
ed. until it ia entirely caa#tmga. aa3 then Col
Letting my bones, deposit them Nbrreser be may
| tbjgk proper
And ~ haYe somewhere sean letter written
by an accomplished daIshter Of hIs Ia which
she approves Il t.ir mode ct li-po-iGg Of Asl
fatheFs remains
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

PRAYERS - NoAH--Ne translate tic toiloof-
ing for The Tribune from the semalne Rehsieusea
(relix xous weekly French journal
'ru-caay, lke all lands o. the vineyard hs'
experienced for several years mneh calamity
rrrm the odium, or vine disease T. cngntss'
this pest. the archbishop ot Florence has com
posed collection Of eighty i've prayers. IN
'. CIV Of the eisl object Of these ayers, they
are not addressed 10 God, but to Noah. Most
holy patriarch Noah, says one ot then, among
others. YOU who were employed duriag tn
course Of your long lie Ia planting The vine, ard
In gratifying humanity by the precious liquor
which guenches our thirst, noursa and reader
c eegfa! all, east your eyes upon cur vines,
which, after your example, wa have up 70 tn's
time cultivated. and seeing them iahRasA aad
wrgtchoa hy ,ha effect of the Devastating pest.
which before their ripeaiae destroys the traits.
| IN severe paaishment iof - may biasphenles
| aud other enormous sins which We have commit
| td--be moved by compassion to yard us, aha
| prostrated before tho htga throne ei cd. wh9
! b.. promised Ills sens the found y d The earth
and the abundance Of eora a1i the vine, pray -
| Him IN on! favor promise to ll6m tn our name
that with the aasi.innea nf Ills rraas'. "" sh All
aaiL tie road OF vice and sin an1 tat We shat.
serapaously respect tha holy iaw aud that of aai
holy mother ths Catholic church. ~ IT,
buHf.
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A panther measuring " feet, and
weighing 80 pounds was killed alter
desperate struggle, on Saturday night
last, near Card Springs Tenn, by par.
ty of nine gentlemen assisted by several
dogs. The struggle lasted half an hour,
and described as extemly desperate. -
Besides the attack of the dogs (Which he
resisted gaIlantly) he recivsd five shots,
and number Of blows from stones,
fence rails, etc, before he gave up the
ghost" None OF the men were hurt,
bat three Of the dogs were killed, and
several others badly crippled. Louis
| ulle Courier, 25th
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The dexterity with which some con-
victs use even the most ill-construc:ed
tools is truly marvellous. A short time
ago, prisoner in our fail, sawed through,
ia one night, set oil double irons or his
legs, made Of bar iron three inches vide
and ,hree-quarters of an inches thick,
with common table knife notched on
the edge. Another cut through the heavy
bolt of his cell door with a short piece oil
steel watch spring, similarly Matched.
About the same time, three women
name their escape from the old Jail by
removeing the stones from the wall, ato'
picking f.he plaster from between 1heH
with a broken fork. These examqle'
show what strie; watch il Is necessary Il
keep over prisoners 10 prevent thcif es
cape, even under circumstances where !
would seem lmpoxb bic. NJ. LOUIS fafet.
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fsgy~A sweet little boy, alter reading
pnnSan's Pilgrims Progress, SAID to his
grandmother, Grandma winch o. the
ebarae.rs 40 you like best She replied
.ChrIs,an ol course, be Is the hero o. Tue Inc
story He responded, j Ike Chf,s. .,
,1ane the best, because when Cht'st'an
set on his pilgrimage, he wens a'0he ,
bu, when Christiaua started she 'o'"
,hs children win Ler'
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A SWEAT roaA SwEAr.-A physleiaa
had a skeleton So fixed, that on entering
the room n srring was touched, when IN
ali instant it .rasped the person entering
An Irisaman called on the doctor lor
some medical aid and was shown TO the
room WI re the skeleton was--lt seized
him in moment-Ob, Howiv kafgia
and up with his fist to defend himself;
ha, to his great aston shment, he sa~ the
gaastly figure disengagns Itself, when
he few from the house as swift as hight
ming. A lew days alter he met tho doe
tor who might be called a walking s'ie-
e,on,) coming out II his avn house =
"Ah, my honey, are ye there D. ye
think ] don't know ye, with ser clothes
on2
He seized the doctor by the throat
and bestowing some hearty whacks-'tak,
that for Inc sweat you gave ne the otae
DAY.
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CaSNsHfAL Bliss lit has bsea recorded by
s9ns autf conaubiai gag. that when tg9 widow
ers were orce co1i 1ljag together o4 the recent
beFea ,uant or their wives, Que Of them ezelatn-
ed with sigh
"WaI taay hawal my loss, for bal 20 f-w
differences With t4s dear leerased. that .ae !aat
day Of my marriage wa happy A. the 4.
There sgrp tss YOU, said hi' ltand. 'ioi
the last day II nine WAS happier
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

Uncle Tim Colby Of Bangor, Me- o
course every body knows him had . 'su !,
cor1 made Of the slnews oil wha's' n.s = =
W. W. h,ousbt to this country IN lo4o, has
W. W = cons,an, use since, AND IS s''' a.
GOOD as new,
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A Bosros JuvEvILE. The Boston
Tim.s tells rather tough story OF
preeoeious youth IA that city:
a few days ago, youngster, some
six or sven years Of age, stepped INTO
DR.. Fred. Browns store, and asked Df.
Wilmington, Tor first rate cigar.
DO you smoke, TommyFslnqsred the
Doctor.
Now and them was reply.
Folks all well, Tommy
SO so-ish pretty comic table,
L saw your mother the othes day, she
was dressed in deep mourning. Who
was that for, Tommy.
Why; you know that father has beer
very slckf
Yes: bat bless me he amt dead, II
hes' =
.Deade no' He's got nearly well
and mother was SO disappointed she pu
on mourning, and says she IS wearing
for an aunt of mire who died some tlm
ago. bat YOU and understand It, doctor
that's all in Pigs eye. You don't wer
to step over to Young's and moisten u
alimen,ary, do your
/ No
We'll, Frank Goells perfect tram
i guess III 90 and see llm, Goo
morning, doctor.
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SroRTrHG IN TExAs. As All svi

SroRr1HG IN TEXAS. As All evil
dsnce of tho sport to be had in Texas,
we give tn. following paragraph from
the State Gazstie:--'Ws frequently hear
Of fine sport in hear hunting IN our up
per valley. Some pau,her, too, and
leopards are occasionally killed. But the
lnst specimen is related in the Liberty
Gazette The editor says in the 'as'
number, that Ben. NJ. Green, OF that
county, killed in twelve consecutive
mornings, before dinner, thirteen bears
one panther, one rttd cat, and Seren deer
No wonder that Texan eau whip hI'
weight in wild cats. - Er.
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Utah.

A private letter from Provo city, ttah
county, u. I. fifty miles from Great Salt
Lake. cantans Tie following item OF IL
telgence.
I'VE live in slght Of snow the year
round. We can a It We're. puck lowers
with one hand AMI gather snow With the
other. It's warm N tue foILsys; healthy
pleasant, aud fruitful vita seldom any
rain, bat We hare peuty OF mountain
streams to irrIsate aut fields aad gardens
:, ,ha, the latte d. not suffer from a
want Of moisture, We nave no fever
and seue; there i always a mountain
breeze which aft fds US very pure at
mosphefe. Groceries are very hgh;
coffee and sugar sell at fly cents nel
mound, calico i. from twenty to thuty
cents per yard, aud other things are 10
nrooor,ion. We have been very buyslly
engaged IN making sugar. winch IS man
u(actured from a sort OF honey-de" o
SUGAR casting, which falls on the leaves
of ,he cotton wood trees and resemble:
The fro.tlng on cake. There have beer
several thousand pounds Of sugar mad
from this substanc within lew days an
Il sells readily at 40 cents per pound.
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rssg-An interesting discovery has been

gaag~ An interesting discovery has been
made in France in regard to engraIt
fluit trees. Instead IF making use ot
graft, slip is taken from an apple tree,
Tor example, and planted in > potato, 50
tina, couple oCinches Of the slip remoin
visible! It soon takes root, develops
itself, and finally becomes a handsome
tree, bearing fine fruit This method Is
due TO n Bohemian gardener.
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eas.some men Of ..udious and 'eeiu.
"A I;f. have sent forth from their closer
or Their cloister, rays Of Intellectual .lgn'
that i, have agi,a,ed courts and revolution
ned kingdoms.
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Home Manners.

We sometimes meet with men who
saem to think that any indulgence IN an
atfeclionate feeling is weakness. They
will return from Journey, and greet their
families with distant dignity, and move
among their children with the cold and
lofty sp!endor OF an iceberg, surrounded
by its fragments. There is hardly n more
unnatural sight on earth than one OF these
families without a heart. A lather mad
better cxtingulsh boys eyes than take
away his heart. Who that has experlen-
ced tie loys Of friendship, and values
sympathy aud affection, would not rather
lose all that is beautiful IN natures see
merry, than be robbed of the hidden treas
ures of his heart' Cherish, then, your
hearts best affections. Indulge In the
warm and gushing emotions OF tlal, pa
rental aud iraterna love. Think IT not
a weakness. God is love. Love God,
everybody, and everything that is lovely
| Teach your children TO love; 10 love
the rose, the robin; TO love their parents
to love their God l.etit be studied OBJ
ecls Of their domestic culture, to give
lnem warm hearts and ardent affections
Bind your family together by those
strong cords. You cannot make then
too sttoog. Religion IS love; love 10 God
to man. = Dr.. Halls Medical Journal.
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klLLIxa FLEAs--NEW MODE race
the t.roclous animal on smooth board
and pen him wrh 'edEr ot "aoa.sa-
hel's wax. then, a. soon IS Ae'sets qaiet
commence reading 10 hlm the dolnss Of
Cspqres. during the last session, and IN
ave minutes he will burst with lndigna-
tion,
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: yEW YORK MILLINERY.

.srs EDGAR would inform ih' LADIES' o. y
M Ti,'on and vicinity, that she mas re. rsse'sed snd
! GOOD assortment Of Straw, six, o s.,,Iss
velvet Bonneis, OF the latest reW r,. io, rlaw
AlrO:-A full assortment h'poo'''
ers, Feathers, etc. ,,s;,ess. thinks
.hs can give satisfaction. c,,,r. House
RooM-an the West side of ooh.' ;.. I. ND pr
s.ns,e n tina house formerly oce npied oy ~
Hall. h@'u
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e@-The Gas works being erected in
Burlington, Iowa, ara rapidly approach
iny completion. The H1'os I've says
II, is probable that We Sinai! light the
old year out and tho new oae IN by
nas y
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pottrp y


The Last Leaf"
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
saw him once before.
As he passed by the door,
And again
The pavement stones resound,
As be totters DER the ground
with his cane.
They sAy that in his pria1e.
Ere the praniug knife Of tjns,
Cut him down,
Not. better man WAS found,
BY the crier on his round
Through the town.
Bat now b. walks .hs streets,
And he looks on ali he meets
SAD aud wan;
And he shakes his feeble head,
That he seems a. il he said
they are gone.
The mossy marble rests
On the lips that he has pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved t. hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb.
Nv grandma has said
Poor old lady she is lead
Long age
Thath. hal Roman nose,
Aaa hi. cheek vas liae aross
Ia the snow.
But now his nose is thin,
And il rests upon his chin
Like a staff;
And a crook l. IN his back,
And a melancholy crack
In his laugh.
know it lsasin
For me 20 sit AMI rrln
At him here.
Rat his old three cornered nat
And his brescbes, sui all that,
Are 50 queer
AnHtfI should lIyst be
The las. tsaf upsn the tree,
In the spring,
Ietthem smile. as | do nsN.
At the old for.aken hangh,
Where cling.
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NO. A.


From tima to time ~ HGd In IN aay Of our eA-
changes statements in regard to t'3a csasshca' On
Of the United States Senate. which are c4lenta
lea to mislead the public Sabjaned y" give
correct list Of the member Of that body. tho
class to which they belong end the vacanc
which have occurred through default OF Legs
latve action;
Glass Il Tcrm eaiaag MrTch I, 1851.
Adams. Mississippi; Jones, T ,nnesee;
Bayard, Delaware; Mallory Florida,
Bright, Indiana; Mason. Virginia,
Rroadhead Pean,: Pratt, Marylsad,
Cass Michigan; Rusk TeNs;
Dodge, Wisconsin; Summer hes+
Fish. New York, Thumpaon, Nes JeT,
Gey0r. Missouri Wade, Ohio;
Hami,n. Maine: Waltsr. Cali i'aEais.
James Rhode island.
Class a Tcrm ending Mdrca I, 1859
Allen. Rhode tland: Hauter Virgnia;
Bell, Tennessee; Jones. Iowa:
Benz lmin, louisiana; Wilson, Mas,
Brown Miss Sebastian, Arka1sa7;
Clay. Alabama; Stuart, Michigan.
Clayton. Delaware; Thompson, Kentucky;
Don glas Illinois. Tnu,ahs & fgis;
Evans, South Carolina; Wright: Nv jersey;
Fes'cnden. Maize; Reil. \ Carol m;
! Houston Texas; Hale. Hampshire;
Class Term eai.ag. March (. 1861
! ! ell. y uampstire Iverson, Georgia;
/ IigLa \. Rrolna: Johafo1, Arkaaa@i
! Batter, :. Carolina: Feeree. Maryland;
Crttendan utucky; PaEh, O5t";
! Goll amer. Vermont; S.war4. New FoTE:
| Durh -, Wisconsin: Sh .eti, LHuslaE#.
| Foster, Connecticut; Iru&aIh Illinois,
Harlan, Iowa hnae, Florida:
! There are now FIVE vaca"ct,s in tae 1anate,
the terms Of Messrs Fitzpatrick q Alahams
Atchison, Of Missouri; Felt # indi&aa; Coop
er Of Penny lyanga; and bSn, az California,
/ -, tbs IfE .f awah
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lss-A young lady down east al vefti-
ses for the young man that embraced an
opportunity. and says i be Will come
over t. their town he can d. better.
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The London Post Office.

When Mr.. Rowland Hills cheap pos
tage system went into operauon' the
size, style and contents OF the various ar
ticles sent varied. One letter that came
to the dead letter office. had, for It's con-
teuts, as officially described, three toz-
en- BIRDS eyesr A letter from Hall to
London contained 'one boiled lobster. '-~
From Norwich to Cheltenham, live
black bird, which was actually transpor-
ted, kept, and safely delivered to the ad-
dress. An afectioIate mother sent TO
her son a bottle ol strawberries. hls
was reduced to lam on the way, and, on!
Of pure sympathy, 1t Jsmmed It's next
neighbor, whose original Col tents con-
sis.ed Of a quantity Of valuable lace, and
its prospective owner - the person adj
dressed = wss the late Queen Dowager
A black bottle with no wrap er, only a
! label addressed, Tim - wee drop
! oi the crater.' was mailed at Dublla, for
! Bradford, u Yorkshire. From Perth 10
! Berwick, "a salmon. Not unirequen,Iy
bank ne,es are sent in the mail, without
any envelope or covering, merely by las
| ,ennp tie Two ends of the note together
with waters, and then addressing it
Notes as large az ESQ have been sent II
this way. From Aberdeen TO Ayr, tvs
grouse and hare; from Wooton to Saw
bridgeworth, six packages OF weddlps
cake and plum pudding, In the SANE
nail. Lave l-eohes have been sent II
bladders. and the bladders bursting, tn
Ieeches have been found investigating
and exploring the interior OF her males
tvs mails. A live mouse, cork screw
and "a paper OF sboe-naIs, roast pleas
ant 10 Mrs -, Brighton; part ot a hu
; man limb for dissection, detected by til
smelly rolls Of cigars, lucitsr matches
i decorating powder, prussic acid. piso
/ loaded to the nluzzie, p odle dog,
/ sailors Jacket, bottles OF pertamery,
sheath knife, Il full suit Tor al infant,
= Lady =, with love, jar OF plcE
= les, a pocket book, porcelain tea.set,
a box full of live spiders, young allg'
: tor, or horned lizard alive Ito MAST
h J - II -, TO assist him IN h
natural history studies;' a case OF den
lists instruments, adsueliSot1ps Poi a.
% and 1--we frog, are among the muitli
= rous articles that are som atimes sent
q letters. There is regulation that +
u quires all glass, edged tools, pyrotee
"a nies, liquids, and whatever is liable
Ii lnlure the mail, to be stopped, but MAJ
# Of these things travel, unobserved,
.e their journeys end.-Putman's Mag
IN zine.
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gs-It IS good sense for young iady
to urge an excuse lor tot learning
French that en tongue IS s-ftlet ss' iof
any woman.
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eas- Why is the letter b like hot
fret
Becau~ j, makes oil boil,
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ARrrC CULp-Dr. Kane, IA his oHlClal
report 10 the Secretary ot the Navy. says
that where he and his party wintered lat.
Is deg. Al min, murcury remand SOLID
for near four months The range OF
eleven spirlt THERMOMETERS, selected as
standards, have temperatures( not get re-
duced )oi 80 to - degs. below zero, and
the mean annual temperature was degs,
2 min, Fahrenheit the lowest even regis
tered.
/ "rhis extreme cold he adds, "com-
bined with one hundred and twenty days
OF absence OF sun, gave rise 10 an obscure
but fatal form OF tetanus( lock jaw. - lie
exertions Of Or, Hayes, the surgeon Of
the expedition, Lad readily subdued the
scurvy but these fearful tendencies to
tonic spasm defed our united Efforts
Tins disorder extended to our dogs,
lifty-seyen of which perlshcd, thus com
pletely breaking up my sledge organiZa-
tIon.
The second winter he says, 'was one
Of extreme trial We were obliged as
measure of policy, to live the lives OF
the Esquimaux, enye!oped in the walls
! Of moss, burning lamps and eating the
raw meats Of the walrus and the deer.
At one time every member Of the party
with tic exceplisn Of Bosnall aDl myself
wa. prostrate with scuryy and unable =
leave their hunks. Nothing saved US ba
vigorously organized hunt, and the alc
! Of dags ii procuring walrus from the Ls
quimaux race ot the highest interest
We formed valuable allience, sharing
our resources, and matally depending
upon each other. They were never thro
: roughly to be trusted, but by m1et
course Of intimidation end kindness, be
: come Of essentlsl service.
il es9g@Tne Madison, Wisconsin Jo9Taa
g Of the Sd INST, says;
r, A little Norwegian boy, Torgel lor
lt { e,son by mans, who Was brought !
.e yesterday for putting stones on tina trac
10 see the cars hop when they went owe
them was held 10 bail IN the sum
~ 500. Mcneil gave bail.
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All Z said a misery father to hls SOD
William. .hssrty breakfasts Kill oue-hs IL
Of the world, and tremendous aiausrs tic
other half i suppose retefted william
that the uua IiveIs are only those who
die Of hunger
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JOHN LEMp & co Wholesale and retail
u dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats
Caps. Nails, &C. Second 81. Museatine, Iowa
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nusvoT CHAMBERS 4 son.

DRUGGISTS, and Dealers IN Groceries o'is
IL Paints, Dye Statf-. ConfectIonaries, Hard
ware, Sc. Upton, Iowa. nj
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j. SMITH.
DIR. w. =. SCOTT,
!. d. Mcclure, NJ. d.

J. ID. Mcclure, NJ. ID.
Respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens ot Upton and vicinity.
- Also, some attention to the reparatioh
of teeth will be paid.
Office one door east of the Upton House.
REFERENCES.
Fsculty,l Jefferson Med Col, Philadelphia.
Geo. r. Fandenburg NJ. D., Somerset, Pa.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
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MERCHANF-Deal in Dry Goods. 6te-
MI ceries, Croekery, &C. Cesar Bluff, Ce'
dar county, Iowa ni
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
SAMUEL DEWELl,

supvryoR OF CEDAR COUNTY IOWA
WILL be aArpy to wait upon all those " no
desire his services. He 's prepared 10 40 SUI
seying with correctness and dispaiea
Office in the Court House,
Tiipfon, loDa.
Deputy surveyors.
IosyrH sTaFa, Of springdale Township
residence al samuel Kings, miles west from
Hickory Grove. GEo. WHISTLER, res'a'hos
at Upton.