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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

DAxclxd MEX PcRAIsuEU ~ 0GUEE.--The fol-
lowing is a part Of eltel from tile PStis cO''es
ponlent Of The Courier dts EIals CaIs'
"Tbete is al Jouben street, No. 23S, an Institute
where they furnish 10 ofGet young men ~ dance u
palt es and private balls. The hard times, lht
war, the exchange, the inIusItal enterprises, th'
tase fot gain aud prefefmeni, everything, In fine
foT the last len yeats, has chased The young lerl
worth from The pleasures OF The Polka aud Quad
rile, so that the halls ate filled only with female
dances, and, families giving dancing patlies, sr'
obliged 10 invite school boys, which explains VIII!
so many aEe given on Thursday, tile day on whct
tue cnll,ges and lyceums tie CLOSED. You cal
heat on al sides ladies' demln|ing with anxiety o
tleif friends who wish 10 inttobuce them 10 gen
tlemsn-"UOeS he dance" This is VI note i'm
pottance than name. rank or anythingeIse. Whel
| this deplOrable situation was once ascetlaned
there was formed under the detection Of famoa
dancing master, special institute, which FURNISHES
by the hour OF by The night, young men from 20 II
% years Of age, Of fine shape, well tFeSSed, en-
OF decided dancing tendencies. The ole geleIal
| y young dry goods clerks, whose awkwatdnes
has been removed by intercourse with lAdIes al tn
counter. They simply know how 10 compliment
them on their tOilellts, which causes item 10 ID
eonsidefed, BY tie ladies, rsfy amiaOle nnd quit
witty. They are clothed, gIOved, EUflled, Io1it'
and presented, stomach empty They cost lOnI
head, und will, JOz;n yon can have quite a
animated dance. Wednesday last, Tie lnSlltnt
Of JOubef Site.t furnished Ollie lundftd and tWeni
six 10 The jiyefs hops Of Clause PantIh. as
appears, HAT comprised its whole number. The
ale now hutDing Up recruits, Madame Id
having engaged ior herself Glon. 81 for the 2Oth
| 40 Il ia
hated, and six bald headed gentlemen.
THE bald headed ones c. st IS flames beal.-
They ole taught dlyniIled ait, aud ATE eXprcIe
10 represent young magistrates, lawyer, uni yOun
men u promise Hotn out I,y midnight toll. Ther
IS fine looking Old soldier, who llas been dscUrl
ted with the HbLOn o! the "Legmn Of Honor,
who will not furnish himself 10, less than thin
itaHcS. AMI besides, he requires o second poH I
gloves Of 2 O'Clock in The InOfnlne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
Nicholas I,

Allison In bis history Of Eut1pe speaks Of the
late Gait Nicholas, as follows:
Nicholas |, is the gteateSt soyeteign that Rus
sit has known since Pstet the Gteat--ln SOne re'
snects he is steater than petet himself. Not less
eust1eIlc ia CLatdcler and ardent in improvement
than Ills ilnsitous ptejecesSot, be Is mote thor.
oughly national, ami he has brought The nation
iotwaid n0te completely in the path which NATURE
hId pointed Oul iOtit, Psttf was Russian only
~ hiS sSOltSn-hls violence, bis cruelty, his be.
nehcenee, his Ahlof fOt improvement his patltolie
su,hlIlUn, weIe oil borrowed ifom The states Of
W,setu Europe.
'Ntehoas, On the other hand, Is essentially Rus.
sian In all lis idess. He is heart aud soul patrot'
10, no,jmetely in wish. but 10 spirit and thought
HI wishes 10 impt1ye and elevate his county, and
hedtslteS 10 DO 50 BY developing, not changing,
the national spilt, Gy making il become list
RUssia-hut q second PtSnee OF England. liz
has adopted The NAHUM OF Mon esquieu, that no
nation ever Attained to real gteAtnsSs but by instl
iutloai Ia conformity with itS spirit. he Is neiIh.
eT led away BY III thirst fot sudden mechanical
Improvement, like Pstet, not tie praises Of pill.
oSCphrts, like C4lheilae, NOT The visions OF mex
nelIencel philanthropy like AleXSndet, He has
ool attempted 10 eject a capital IN pestilenIai
N ,lSh, aud done 50 o. The expense VI q bundled
thousand liYes.-nof has be dtsSlni OF mystical fe
gtnettliUn With Ssionafy syOil, aud made soTe
IeiSuS put their hands 10 holy alliance tom her
iLaueRce. He ntilhef cotresponds with Pfench
alhestS, moi English democtaIs-hs desrisss the
ptases Of the fist-he btaveS tie hostility Of the
last Ills lna1mi is 10 take men as they are, and
neilhu suppose them better NOT worse. liz IS
content 10 lei Russia grow ~ Ia Russian earG,
animated with Russian spirit, and moulded by
Ru,Si,n Institutions, without the cid either Of
P4lisian COMMUNISM oH British liberalism. The
I'M royement he has effected IN the government
fht Commons have teeltts, and The tdumphs
With which hi external policy hare teen att MI.
ed, unboundea --but theY have ell been achieved,
mol In latin tim or but IN opposition 10 the ideas
Of Wttietn EutOPe. They Gssrtak, not less than
hriatsfniliOnal government, the national ehStnc.
tefof Ills policy. But II success is The test Of
worldly wisdom, he | a. not bten TAT wrong 10 his
s,ytsn, fot be has passed the Balkan, heretofore
INpttvio IS 10 his pteieesSStrl-he htf conquered
Ppiaad, cOnvt,t the EuIlns into Russian lake,
pIsnted the etSxS on The Iasions OF Etivan, and
opeaed through subdusd HunsSty path 10 Con.
ttAasinople.
Naluts kSs given bin oil the qualities fitted for
such 90 elevated de.tlny A lofty statute and
piln.ely ait give add iona influence + nsjstc
eouAttnAase, la which the Prevailing character Il
resolution, yet no; unmited With sweeiuts3. Like
,Welllhston, Cesar, aud many olhst Of the gteli
men recorded 10 h3toB,, bis erpfesston has be.
e0tne rpDfs inlellteiLp Is he advanced Ia yetrs,
sd b. became e1erelsed 10 tue duIles Of soYeresa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

rTfioS. 2, KIpwELL, Drmoetaiic candidate for
Conttess In this district, Adjitssed The citizens VI
MeIsbufe anil vicinity on Wednesday Hght list
In lie Courthouse. risfe was quite crowd in at.
tendance and the Doctors account Of his sIewen:
sh o, was listened 10 with marked attention. The
ilnilesson he male OH his audience was, we think,
6stll,tIy iayOtabej and We were struck with tue
6 sseiiy exhibited in his abstinence lrom lhr usual
blSCI ~ II iRysctNe 50 generally INDUCED in by
thIi who cOnsidet Il theit mission ~ check tue
spfvSd Of AMeiican sentiment. lfKnow Nothing
Ism hall accomplish no uthet good than The ncul
cn ION Of ptonT lesptCt fut the people on the part
VI candidates TOT their sUiItAgej aud Tue Obssf'
venCe OF Esnlemaniy decotum In the Treatment
II their Sdvetssnes,Iil will al least have accom-.
pIi,teilS ne good. Having heard only portion
Of the sgNIIenan's adjtess we ave pfecluded ffIEn
giving anything like cOftsct idea Of the subject
matter aud hence shall NJ attempt Il
or the movements Of PtOf. ". K. PESpLEToS,
his opponent, We ate not precisely informed, but
we ptssunie he Is "AtOhnd" and that We shall
shortly have the pIeasute OF hearing an address
from him on tue topics ofths caaVAss.-msAsbafg
HtrdlE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
sr,c,0r or Col. Aux. K. MccLvxo.-Thl,

Srlc,pE OF Cot. Ajax. K. MccLuSo.-This
euatic hut distinguished individual, native Of
M,s,n county, KY, and a nephew Of Chief Jus.
tice Manhall, committed suicide Of Jackson, Miss,
on the 9Th ult. Many years Oso lie wOs unfOhu.
na,eIy tnsuged ID Q duel with Gen. Allen, pop.
ulAr politician OF Mississippi, wLonl he killed at
dstarce Of sixty PAGES, with pistol the first fIe.
Ills adversary wis The srstessOt Aftetwarj, lie
killed At. Mem Eer, Of yiehsburg, in duel. lie
was vety impuIsye, talented, eloquent aid chiv'
alfous. Ills uGe was about ~. lie distinguished
himself by his CALAMITY in Mexico, whers he ~as
severely wounded. During the Taylor Admins
,tston he was Marshal Of the NOtIhetn District Of
Mississippi. Ills contributions to thu Mississippi
ptrss have rarely been equalsd Snywhere. lie
was brother Of Rev. John a. MCIung, Of Ken.
lucky
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
DfssoLUTI0N,

The 6tns Of Sweadusen, Taylor & Co., and
SweaiDseb, Beatty & Co., were Dissolved on tie
i1rh insl.i by mutual consent, J. II. PendIeton
purchasing The eullts interest Of E. D. Sweutin:
zen and Of l.TOSIor, in sald firms, including oil
Ieblsdus and 10 become due 10 said firms. Petsons
indebted ste requested 10 settle w Of tie earliest
pisclical moment, and petsons having claims a.
Eai1sI said Grms will present them for settlement.
The Business will hereafter DO conducted 10y J..
Il. PESpLErOS and z. BE,Trr, under The style OF
BEArtr 4 Col. Il. PESpLLroS and 0. |. TAT'
LoR, ,Elitot.
E.NB. SwEAGlSoES & authorized 10 collect the
heldk due 10, and settle tue debts due from Tue
lAieLftms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

", instead OF The stern routine Of military dlsep'
line. Exemplary In all bis relations Of private
lille, faithful husband and an agectlohate lathef,
be has exhibited brilliant court, and when SUI.
rounded BY every temptation which life can ollsr,
the simplicity and affection OF pstiatchiai liIe.
---%AA-.-
WooiSo MoRaoS Wyts.--The Mormon editor
Of the Dese,et News thus tells The good people Of
Chhsteadom how s,taugets can TeeOmc insratiaIe6:
"lf gentleman wishes 10 associate with our
females, let him repent and DO OapiZed TOT the te'
mission OF sins. but this alone will not insute Iils
success, for many have submitted themselves 10
the ordinance Of baptism and have added dsmua'
lion 10 themselves BY hypOctllically lowing 10
cetlsin rules and ceremonies with motives 0lhsF
than 10 yCr,ly God and 10 save themselves ifOm
this Untoward generation. Let Ihese 50 t0llh and
pIeach Tue gospel 10 the nations, like tue Momlon
rlLets, without, "pulss OF scrip" Let thsHl W
mObbsd, tatfe,l and ieitheEed, tIld whipped lew
times for ChiSrs sake, and not for tLeE o"n IoI'
lies; aud Eeluln, after few years labor, clear N
conscience, pure IN Leatl, aud inspected lton Tue
world. II they can 10 tlItse things, and eHuuEe,
they may beEIn 10 associate with our IemaIeS sllu
SEEK among lhgul companion and paflhet lOf !he
life that now Is and fuf that which - 10 come"
We haIdy think that tie conditions hete heIu
out will meet the views Of many OF our young
nddle.sgeJ, OF old men. The Nj mon cutter say"
that, II man will go forth without cent IN lbs
rocket unI pfeaeh lie Mormon gospel to THIS IN
ioRard genetalion aud get himself mObbed, whip
ned, and iattrl nnt rrllheTrd few tines, lie may
begin 10 ussOcIate with The Mormon females aud
"tesk among them companion and paEtutt tOf
life." So young fellow must go through oil these
ttuls and tribulations 10 get one vile among The
Mcrnons. We should like " Know, then, what
those old fellows go through, WHO, like Bdslam
Young aud the test Of the AlolnOn apostles, gel
twenty OF thirty or forty wives apiece.
No doubt theIe Is many young fellow among
US who would Willingly suU,tt lis bOdy 10 all sOt'S
oil IndiHnlies aud oulIOges for Tie sake u having
q scots or two VI wives, but few OF hone would
be likely 10 DO il for theFakc OF one apiece mas.
much as they genefllly maIase Ii accomplish thai
object upon better terInS
The Mormon gitls have queet taste Of queer
principles il they insist IhOt lpen as condition Of
The matrimonial relation, shalt exhibit the cet'lt.
cate u backs marked with hOfsewhps' L'H''F'Ht
Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
REAL ESTATE SALES
TavefnIs Stand for Rent
- z---..-Z lNO. d. POs1r,
For REM.

For Rent.
rI,hc Store Room AMI dwelling on the tor,,,.,,.
| aud Madison streets, aileetly vFpo,,,s a. 9ii
House, ard nov III The OteulAEcy OF Nj ,'tlle
store room |, one q Me- ost e'itaS!e bu.L '
THEY will Le L separately or together, ase,,
sired, Possession list ApiilLsAt. e
dt?Sf Nm. PAN,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
"rhpI. Of on IT, Captain. !"

.ooJ sI,,v lee ha, n iniI nI a itsnuu nfirs, Ia
A.. 'y a;D %S' S vi ss, We "i,S S hv "
ns w. ,,,,s, S So 80 r., II. """I
o'Y'ns' V,".v" 80 " ~. ~ 10,
o'v" anu S'U w." ~" w.,
NV" "" ~ V 6,,;"S Inc .oiUS ocs,
w" T,.n, 70, ri, 1s, TI,,.
n iN,s W. ~ n'' me' w..
~. ~ O''s ~! u, ~ Wv tt ,o,,
E"ra t" % Iii iii w. rs,.e S'' 'O"'
''Fut W,, ), NV o.o,S " m,'' w
'"4u.e" " vs. ~ ; ;mon %o" ,,,,', i
you ~ Mp9:e Sne! %Nn % '!'S'. .ns%ee '"V"
"top I'Tsn !" Ha..s" "ms',, ~ my" ;Su ~" "'i
she'e' io. Souia"! VI Msar'.,V'.s,a", Sn'
"h,'S "a." 'neIt ,,, " ''u Pus ""' 'Ou' "0'"e
YOmH set Pep!s,gIu' o..,.;, ,.;..,,,.,,,.o,,,,,
tV"i saw We VSPIa'", "i'"t"t ~ n"s '''''S'
"%sy take COO anu spM1 90 'nT , iuis e, ,,,
tue p'tIy otoEe Gn; onu al! te!'el 'Ol !ne hEn,
except Me paNol' ine "eA' morning "utnvst u
soldleFs were N!semoeu, anu 'H'MUE VI cIus'sis .
wheh elohS eaIlS 1ne IIsP'uE "su'e"'"'i ''E'
opening lbs eyes, Nv telhnike ;'Ii.,;,,,.,
WohI 70 Wy az Ape'I.e"' ',.'I i ,uT's '"I
lhee now eAeseul"sE SCG' ~, ean pe. u.
Saving lnls he walked %sGs'ai1y ~ 10 .Sf
M'e "ncn Was "u'"s Um W" "S"a CIV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
Nav ApVBRTIsHMNNTs.
Notice to Contractors.

Drope,als viii ks received Yp 10 he gS.S 9,T o. o.
~, a. ntetE nd Pepnsyivanla Lie TURNPIKE, nom the
oS tbeIsa Nb lie Beverly and P!lrnonI Lgtn
nike Al Rsids tavern to The enHsylH1,Ihi Ss tat
sstIt NJ Of 6e each, commencing al Redd', and one
TSsG. G. &p. /. Turnpike is to be made o. ihe SANE
Width aud In all IeslNcs 10 the SANE nauHes ~ uSr
sSa county, and 10 Be CONF eled prior 10 Isl DECEMBER
1855 ,,,..t IN n nick.
ali PARTIES leslrous OF proposing are e'sFfed'oe
6il iNIoI nation, In .Le nIemlSes. ..o,-.,..
Payments viii be G'de monthly as ss .s tx ,nSj
e. aid he contractors will Be required 10 .ae nm,
IN orItr oT II months and twenty fer cent Of ne atat
Of Contract retained as security for the PERFORMANCE VI
'h'' 'uPW''Vu' HENRY XooRE, PIest
q, q &P.L. Too
:. ,,...L m tcts auQdaN3W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

II. ~ FIelltlI and EOSLsh ClihItrs'
PTemh JacOHets and OIBandesi
RTenth bIillianieSi
Plain HlOu2lth lie LANES, all toloTsi
Rich beDte DelaHesi A
CEalii 10 VNy TIehi
striped and plain China Sikh
DebaIes, al wool, AID tOitonTiXeI, az toIorai
Vel berlgeA ard TiIMs, 10
Hack SIX aid Thread lace Falsi
do PIeEch ctApei
DO Twl.ted;SiSs, craze N PaTist
Bon rs, B,ehCfs, and other tsure li0r black s'lEsi
Ladies Al d Ceuls Kid GlOveS, beat lIlEei
d. d0 Gauntlet Glnvesi
Ladies' aud children hosiery Of every de'eIp''on
arp HRISHRLL & co.'s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

THE NEw PL.r.-We conclude, from The tone
Of the Boston PIES, thai Mrs Haynes performance
in Mt SSrgenrS new play Of the "Ptiestess,"
hardly met public expectation. Tie Courier says.
"lhe play as literary production, will survive It's
popularity on the stage" The same paper says:
"Thu 'Pnestess,' everybody supposed would be
the chief sttraelIve, ensto*Si & charJcst Of the
nayi but 1t was moi 50 last gilt and neyer wilt 6e
lin Mrs. Julia Haynes juvenile rendition Of lie
PIT. ltwss surely contemplated BY the uuihO'
that Il should be ttanscenIeNl chaE .cIel in the
plays but tie lSdy's conception OF il was faf from
being tanscendsnt. Thete was lack Of royalty
in her Insn, and the high nobility was Rsnlins,-
LISA Character demanding PHYSICAL eneiEiss scope
Of intellect, NissEe and power Of expression 10
portray II truly, which Mis-. llayne does not pos
sess, and The absence OF these necessary enlow.
nientS IN ltsgIc acItss II seems little SltanGe
that she could have boarded 81 elel ont rl,y by
assuming tie Chief heroine IN il. A DRUID high
prsstess-Mf. Satsents high priesiess-Is sOmt.
Thing more than nlsdIocntyi she is woman lnr
above The ordinary rank Of het sex, else how could
she inspire alOiatlOnl-bUi Mrs. Iisyus does mol
seem 10 appreciate this. We say 1t with legret,
that il wts unfortunate that so dim a Substitute
was placed in position whets so much Of brilliant
acliIg was demanded. The scholarly performance
Of NJ. BeuRei helped 10 awaken tie audieice 10
reals lion OF the defects Of Mrs. Hayes Ptiest.
ess. II was only in The fourth and fifth acts that
she DID anything worthy Of partial ptase."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

al aAvG L,vEp," said the indefatigable Dr.. E,
Clarke, "to know that The great secret Of human
Happiness Is this never sulTet your energies 10
stSgnate. The old adpGe Of "too many lions In
The 6ts" eonSeysan sbpminabIe lie. You cannot
have loo nanyi poker, tOnss, and all keep them
aEoink.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
MATSbaV TO-. NlIlHss WI. -
SPRING TRADE OF 1866,
A Gard,

xTTHinvjte the attention opuehasers 10 our large AMI
w ,Ioits sSSoTiaent OF EmbroileTles imported %
ourselves direct from EuioPe, which ws ave snaSeI 70
se al great reelection Oh former PIieesour soeA e"
rs Varieties Of DetdIeworEed eOars, In Swiss JleO'
net AMI LAte.
t0O varieties Of JacOhel and SWISS snus"" oAUS S"u
r, s.tier With alarse variety Of lleonet and Swlss
Ej.i1es and ipseItA4s, lnfaLt Emh'G DRSses, e'e,
Il vii be evident 10 all that having IteullaL
In purchasing these GtodS, ne viii b enabled 70 0asI
seaer not UnY In the extensive Naety oSi
Also IN pIltea th1n tLose houses Nat IVY iGn sSo"a
lands ap: HkISkkhII " 70.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

How 70 EssoY 4 Kis. The editor
Of the Wilmington, rDeL i.esaid, Wig
appears 10 know ~ about the matter. ,has
discourses aboas kisssas: Ofsosrse yon
'mss. b ,allsr IN w My go intend
kiss. Take her risAs haad il yours.
sad drawn gensly " row. - yssr
LEFT over her right sAeul6er. di4eoaaH1
across her back pDder her iefl srm. and
press her TO sour bosom. Al The san,e
time she viii skvsw her head bach. and
goa have aching % do bu, lean 4 linl<
FORWARD ssi press year lips 70 hers, and
tks ihsse i Ssas - I msAe noise
ever is,ss v va were Afng peseussioa
caps. a. trying The svsser cocks % 4
ssean engine. ncs pousrc down upon I
l's~ hungry hakk r7on IN snnocen,
'lore, bss gsaaly fo,a he damsel in Your
arns ~i,host sdrrsnssng she ecsaeay q
~ ,ippr = ssis "a y ! sse-. pse.-
ssv sqssAs ssssh ssrd y he SWEET
hissle - ~ ysss slssasi~. whhsus
zasssA yasr iE sPIs uaHF0 yoa woSla
sref 4 rossk tsck. sss a.. !
= H 81 - ~ a y - 49,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
GLORIOUS NEWS,
.TAe 1Ail 1oAA = eornines

nr1ENGEa & WHEELER
arc s~w sscsivinE ~ lasesse asd rs. ,,u,rs.
osai 1t FsssssS = ncsssrR sry xsoas.
English. FFrnSh. German ana Aurr,c,n
Fancy Goods.
Hardwsrr. Qseenxware,
Groceries. Noseus.
Jewei.y. han 6 CAPS,
1ssts Z 6as<s. DC.
o- ss<h = es9Pa<s< VA esexv variety 4
gseds whsck - $1,000 n rms nssh<s Or
C~<ds NH - 80 cAsas Oar s.pesa : sCk1,ek
saias AID a.s1 S~v.ktsS We are deermir.S
ses - - a>Sersssd ~ any Acssx j. sAe Ctr.
Praats Of al ksrais ard prices, Grng-
hana. Lsxns, JseHaetsA Swiss. Drr,srs.
Iassn~s, &c. ke
Fancy Gs0is.
E1<lags. lrseHsngs,
lhGsf Sleeves. Caraass~us>
Cossars. Dress Traaassngs
Bas,eSs, g..
Reaay-Aade Cloai ing,
" ~ A.s~as AIS pisa GaslAx Fxxskases
COR cissAsa1 sr~a Tie xan..ssrsarss =, a.,
saasses = ssai u -Rssa<ss Prsss.
Nos.cns-
We Aas . ssGpssse Assumes. Il ysezs !.
Of al sasss wascA NH Be Sod ry-s caeap
Aecsai<oos aad Syn;Acriss.
Iew~Ar.
Of al k,ns.s. LADIES' Bssasa P.ns. Dox..
81 Fsos Ear Drops. rlases RlAs., *.
Hardware.
. general assorsnens.
Qeeeas~arc and GAass vary.
q 6sod a1e~smeus.
Boots add Sexes.
We have rel seA<e.eA stick II E>-ss a.
No.. y Aa<s Ne wsh s>a eaeap.
GROC ERfEss
q al xs--s -easfaas.y 81 Asa4s ~ks-A W. -
ssae sAeas fe- CASH, o. en- q sAa-s ta-e -
Frszrs raFt-g zee
We Aav. s~e-vtasas wa.sea j. szeea>s !. =
rsass 81 sass ss-1- Oar g~ees wsr~ PARK Aas<e
lar a4s -a-kef. a.l viii - sod ~ axrgrrn
rsisEsf Care - = es& asA srsrr .ax rscxSs.
a. ws are reasa<a' ss~t sAry xass ssa. va i.
sssgy rs-.scasa-
Ia.AAf2l t. pa: fsvors ". hs7@ :. ns-a, .
csnisr@aaes II ~ sax.
rTTEN.ER 8 WHEELER
Ok n~er Nerts ~ Da.sessa Tsr Sas-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

~ Tic CAis~se Al cert.ra.. a,l
alos or, few days ags. ., Inc Bouwow
hosct Aneags k~ dishes, prepared was
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PREMATURE CRAVE


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