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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
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American patty win Ia. The democrat
have already PVT in . the Acid full tick
9, ios County officers, s,l II suspense i.
nov iek a. 10 whom tho American party
VIII bring out.
IA matters nov stand, i: nay b. wel
10 consider how ;hs American patty nov
STAND
4. the National Know Nothing Con
sen,icn heh a, Phiiaie!phia. The ordr
became a.sorgaa.-ea j, became rem, ii
,wasa. Asa .Nitoaal parry, in IS nov
q, move; u; i has lone sooi work
has PAT mo existence he Amerisa,
party. md 'sasa; .hs American people
80 ;ollow American prlaeirles.
The veil O! secresy = new remove
t,~:n The orlrt, aai the osjoc., al! par'
posrs !es whsch il vas organized arc HOW
h.,a boldly fo;,h 10 the view eli the
American rvople, The following ~ the
III seso!NIoa et tia; Convention;
This Nstion,l Ceaaeil declares .aal a.. TIA
gyiac .p.ss e the crds. shall b. hencsfcFth sv.
eSywaers np,nls syswsA and tbs, each N. N
ssr shah - 81 ..e2.ty - raaee kaowa taa ey-
ss.sEce os the oEas. aud tho fact tlat he hin
sef j. D member aat Il &c 3nEosa % h. there
- no concs,lnsn' If places OF meeting Of snb
ordinate CoaDeiia"
This, thea. iear-s each member free
10 disclose Ais conneeiioa with the order,
api the prin.i les be ac:s aPoa. As L
party. thea VIVA. are their Pins. pie. T.
Here, ,ncn, 60 ncs The d,ris,oo. There
are Two parties a Northern and South
EN-. In this the American party have
m a., TO boass Of, tia, no party in Amer
Yea which nos has az existence, or which
ever did since The days oil 70, can boas.
Of, all ,aa, Is, thai the NJr,hern wing
Lave stool true 10 their constituents,
savc maintained their risa.s, acted with
.u,sgrity, and been true TO ille.F trusts
Il ,s indeed eriga, star. shining rad
An! and alone in the political canopy oi
he North, eieaied AID biackencI with
&lemascgae.sm. and scrst,de 10 The
South.
Hops RON iegsGs 10 beam las,h hope
IA, we now can muster il. the North n
determined rssisaacs to siavscrat.e inso-
fence, aad slavery extension ea, /; IS TO
b. determined from tire coming election
whether tins hoge IS agell ioan led, OF
based ueoa po!a,Nal aaiiaclnatioa<. Ii
~ the Coming contest, men are chosen 10
I'll The o.tiees OF honor and profit, 40
na,iet how insignificant. VITO are sap
tsorsers Of tie F4aers TIN! -, aho yield
a Tea ~ o5sl:s-lce - tie gIftftsGrs @. no
I;laai tactSIlas, wa c..-Sgsa the Ma.
.loaa..zing nj sss.a. 7, tner We Hsas clasp
ar hands n dtspsf, ani say with the
,l!as,rious N.rt.aia oraGor, 'raere il ID
hcre oar e&sl.s are already forged. ~
But u 'hs Psaf-s at apea principle, ii
they iafef.se afou thelr es ,Qscheoas the
sls.ta o. tso Massachusetts lreem-a. LAT
- A.ea may tae, bat principles never can,
and aa upon Ibis principle, an4 sive
shctF Tree sat3sases 10 1e'y such IS afe
.r,e trom the political tArai13m oi tie
sare cl,sn7caE then t.csr lof,s vii Le
ss'o foenl,l, aud hey snay gr,asec Il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

s~S- The best consrnance for keeping
people awake in church, Is clergyman
who in wide awake himself.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
Estray Mare.

AIKEN Up BY Geo ". Smith al his res
hehce in Cas-, township, on The 9TH dav
n May. 1875, an eysray bright sorrci mare.
about ID ialds high, years old. v ork animal,
s.er N NE isee, appraised at eighty dollars be.
fore D. G. LAX, Esg.
:. J. ". Ca.,sll.
way -, a5-Jtoo County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

fon sALE. The I. half II &. IS. and
haIf q 8. -, r. w Apply u -"'
SAMUEL DEwILL Ar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

u - o T. quarter oil section /, r. "a. Il. .
~ Also 2 e quarter cf . ". quarter az i i
u seefion ", i. 80, =. 3w. For sale by
SaarII. nr.,,i
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

: ,. 1. quarter Of 5. Y. quarter Of s.ctio
=, 81, Il. | "; For sale hs
SAMuEL DIurfI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

Ma. EpIroa.
llsase announce the name OF Wells
sp'ccF MS an independent Candidate for
County Judge, and eblige his friends in
Red Oak township.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

= ,. hal. OF \. T.. aharter OF section II
7. y, r. :. For sale by
SAMUEL DrnrLL..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

kss- Now tia, there is 90 denial nj
the iac' tina, there are Know Nothing, IN
iais county. we wonder what ii cir onpo.
AeMs will do. Their cry long ms oeen
secret oonclaves !" will they TOO. now
shake on The rel 81 secrsey and ayow
themselves and, their objects, and prlnci.
Fies, iof II IS equally ~ell se.,!et thai
taefe - also o the rsnn,y. another .se.
efei political caaelaie bea ing The Ell.
Paonioas eogrounen ii Sas .sasfs viii
trey, aaEe LEY lake ire position tie X
, :. nsrs--we sLink not TEA L., The
ss4-ten the o9ec,.oa oil "secret con.
4aFe De borne oy 'be Sag .s,chi. and
~. eT ne American party.
Let these wa have opposed secr., 50
cleiies 10 longer REV with dts,rus, the
American party, Tor their covering Ia.
been mas raised ina, nil eyes, can view sni
behoid, y j. only au American party, Ike
Ioarth OF July procession. composed >,
citizens generally. Tie following rich
Ill . made At the only re- naming ssscrs,
psi'i,ca oonelasa BY the Phua.icip4,a
D0ay .'ers.
Tar Sac Nfcsrs- BAo .iy, TA..,
a. 7eoFrioR d 'sts name III secret 10.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

DOCK.
IL IL iaaersigtei IN, iasi o,seet the
ed quarry II Cellar county aai 1 piepss.
a y sapriy the citizens OF Upton and
vicinity with very superior article It
nosN ia aay quantity. To be had a; Wa. Lees
''o quarry Z IL miles South West al tirtas.
Ism VIM Parker
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

roR stLL, l29 actes Il land or Rael
- - IL tie below Harris mill, can b. haa
on 'easonaole terms. Enquire Of
SasutL DrwlLL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

| Mr.. Elilor OF The Gear C1aaty Al.
ver,s.r, YOU have Took the privilege to
laser. My Name III ycur paper Il an
ungeulemanly Manner, and Male false
statements agaias: Me. Concerning Re-
ceiring and distributing your papers.
which has heretofore Come from the
ives; a. often As direct from linnn. ty
telng sen. By the sage Company aud
ireqahnsiy alter they are CalIior, rs TOR
,se May packet | Culuot tail wa.t.er n
went tue Refund you speak of Or w4etu..
YOU had 70! Dnuk ard fell ia tic Mud
With II aod aert lacrN t12k Ia afP for
they licked .@Fv rad been in 4 hat
pace At " the freladicc yea sreak vi is
4 lac o your oEI jr4loua I4nu..ct yrlng.
aH4 Tic better day Yea b1as. q is when
you Expect 10 be pu, in office, sir I 4 ink
he, 70 gentleman Will saxe such fihhv
Mems TO scandaize las Neighbour Of
make Pab.lc destinations wnhoal Carse
or grounds June 7th 1855
years c Howard
O1R RsaARks.-Ne were requested
10 publish lie above. but NJ, IL corree,
TIE errors, G>aor it IS verbatim.
We o2t wish Ia resi uran OUT
idua Of i.e J.. NJ. at Piou.er. uul
sor The asst yeur aaI bali, il las
been almost impossible Tor sabsrlheys
- s.e2err - Set their papers The
papers are mailed hc-e Oh tie day of
publication and Frequently OIL til, evening
previous and the mail zoe. direct 10
p"neer the same day, ". subscriber.
frequently have nai get their papers fcr
seTersI weeks afterwards, aud We are
satisfied the fault is the p NJ. a, Pioneer
and do think tina, when p. NJ. are being
removed upon pr'tsad.i Charges and for
I'niag causes where ia fac, the yir,ual
cause S tat ,!aey are suspieionei OF he.
Ing Know Nosalngs tia. said p. NJ. a,
fio-eer Gu ai TO oak tis pa *" because
he nsrsr can Be any thing else but a
hEo1 Nothing an indabi,able X. ".
As 10 my beisg drunk. that is Certainly
Heh, aud It vii g. 10 show bow n uch Of
the asoSe should be credited. We will
sal 10 NJ. Howard mat getting drunk il
not as fashionable Dor as much in vogue
III tfP'on nor any osaer place in Cedar
Ioants as ]. is II bis immediate aeighb,r.
.soot. However it is 10 he hoped the
rev az sill hep 10 10 some good and
tie Letter times we spoke OF j. The lime.
v ben tie aew Liquor Iaw lakes 9 fec, and
"a sucA an Operation upon the p. N.
!. Pioneer that &c viii be 50 far able 10
attend 70 "a duties TIA, tie subscribers Of
ne -7drtr'assv can &c. their papers rrgu.
afiy as ta-y always should lave done i
DO you tasei Mr.. Howard do ron
AXE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
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SAMUEL DEWELL,
or al Upton and General Land sg,p,

y F'VH "Hu UtHNT NJ LuUU NKFUI
attI attend promptly TO al bnsines. rcaairing
an agent: such a.
BIiiNG AND SELLING on COuvyS
SION
Plying OF TAXES
sisihs Information respecting lands IN this eoun
" a. hfnfgrants aud settlers can ret choice 1.
ffchens of lands BY calling q, his once.
FOR SALE. Lots and 5. Block II. town a,
Rochester, upon which Is situated ronfprf..
Die cwri ns with cellar and well, by
sAMuIL DlwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
Mr.. Editor,
Please announce the

MT. EdEoT,
Please announce the
name Of ....
JOHN II. BIRELEY
as an Independent, candidate for the Office
oil sheriff oil this county, subjec, TO the de.
session Of the people a. the Angus, cleo.
lion, and obligs
Many Voters.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11
.-n L"gAl Notice. n a
JOB" " Violet, Foreclosure
VS.. If
Guy &. saAh Mor,vas. ~.
70 Gay {. Sa.h -
L.rgAl Notice

:. Ssk .
You are Serh, roiifed tnat there !. NAV, !,
NE m The 2 5lcs 4 fbe Geek II The lii,ic,
,ot ~ anil Tor Cedar D1unty- lou a, a .,si.
ton ~ John NJ Violet, claiming q ~. III.
sum Of tsfsY Dollar, W ii r..s, ~. -,
from t''t y day os A ga,t, is41, - mon =
"t's ~ p s,.ssory 80, essss.ea ~ you -
Ire Joth y Violet. ~ D are f. Sal. sum ~
rory ID far5s win II cres., ,la.e' lie 18Th q,
AZ is'. fss PAYABLE tour lion.tS .tcr ds,.
Fa5th H. 5e 7 sew ihe property 4 sd p.t,
boa'i !, Who 't'hsr seeks 10 ioreclose mort.
gage OF y"a, executed TO secure the pa,lsep,
~ sa'a ha'r ap,n the North west quarter a
ne soat'i-. ast artsr Of SETON Ne. th,r.,
Two tss) Township No. eighty-one (sil an.a
t9af u vest 9th y. m. ana nnis.. y.a ss,esr
on hr before tn oath day f September. 1850,
ana defend satd cause. judgement viii Be Ter
d'red against ,au tor The whole amour, viii
interest aad sosis. and ssli land sold -. "a,
sad Judgement and costs ihAreos.
Wells spicer, Clerk DIS, Ce.,.
Atty Tor pi'if. Tes s.. Ccd.,ts
nos.4y
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

ron SALE. Lot ., Block 90. town j,
Rochester by =
SAMUEL DIwILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

UJollybones says that his wife is the
best travelling trunk ever possessed by
poor mortal man. She is not only al
ways packed and ready for go, but she
frequently goes on her own hook-visi.
ting the neighbors, gossiping, and doing
various other feminine amusements, thus
saving much time which otherwise would
be required to return compliments, &C.,
and never needs looking after, and never
gets jammed BY baggage smsshers. She
never costs any thing for porterage, new
er needs repairing, and lastly, not only
has a shirt button in her possession, but
fingers and thread TO sew it on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief In Five Minutes.

fYLEKS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SHRUP
TNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant
Il safe, and efacacious remedy fer ell pulmonary
dist asee has enabled the proprietor 10 reduce tks
price 30 a. to place Il within the reach Of al cla>s
Its superiority over most similar prepsrstions IL ~
tested by many eminent ply acians Who hsvs be-
eye witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual rene
dies hsve failed; also by thousand Of onr most r.
spectacle citizens Who have used IL In their families
both preventive and cure with never falling sue.
Pr the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from Advertising, &C., n hs
gradually epread reputation ever the whole Union.
In Of recent Odds Coughs, Bodyseness, g. 10
gives immediate relief, aud gen, rally cures in day
or tvo, without interfering with diet buapeS, %
rendering the system more susceptible Of Cblh, %
chronic cases, lTA-sa, WhooprNp Cough, Orot-n
Bro.chiiis zf.ctions Of The Lt1~os, AVID Coarxrp
tion, il lie always very bsnefoisl and seldom mia
when commenced In time 30 perfect Q cure.
Price Is and 80 cents O bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott . %,
Ri1gely q Co. Alexandria by Peel Stevens. 10
Georgetown by Mr.. Cieeel
EI III EHS GUN ARABIC CdNDH DRofA
Q similar composition TO the above, but In q miller
ami E,er. portable form they act like q charm on
Q troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug parttcu-
lary recommended for children freqrentsrs Of pub
Lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, Ae.
Price 1ex and IS cents per box.
For sale at nost Drug and Candy Stores.
oSt 1.-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

HEALTHY GUMS, ANDA SWEET BREATH
4 All who are DESTROYS OF obtaining thes e bene-
MS, s..Ouid use HERMAN CELEBRATED
TOOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
SO many meritOr0ns qualities, that it has now be-
come standard fsvefite with the cilizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II in their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most fatterng laudatons are
awarded it.
iniamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
Gifted By It's use; its action upon them is mild,
soothing aud effective. Ii cleanses the teeth so
thoroughly, that they are made TO rival pearl in
wlliteness, and di.Iuses thr0ugh the mouth such a
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered ex
qui-itely sweet. Ii disinie IT'S all those impurities
which tend 10 produce decay and as a CONSEQUENCE.
when these are removed, the teeth mus, always re-
main sound
Ii Is used and recommended by all the enInen,
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. ana
other cities whefe IL has be,n introduced. All
should give it trial.
Prepared only By FRANCIS GERMAN Druepi /,
ana chemist, Ninth and CaihaTine streets Phila-
deiphIa, aud sold by all Druggists everywhere al
cents per Doiue. w. II. GILMAN,
Jan l|-5n Agent for Washington DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSr
LET TuF sfCEur,y -n

LIT TnE SICK HEAR THx NINA
CAf IAn ntNIAAis.-NheIever known his texi
mony VIII DC conclusive. But lest no., who -
not know the Captain should be sceptcal. M, -
son q Bro, with Others OF the best inowp ana -,
highly respectable citizens Of Eastna, ensorse 49,
wonderful cure by Us
HANPToN's VEGETABLE FINcTURx.
~, EAsTOS, Oct. 4, 1854
GenGemen-i feel il my duty 10 Van ana IN. 49,,
nc to certify 10 the effects Of Hampions VevttsI.
Tlncture. was for more thsn five years Ishar,r.
under disease OF Chronic Rheunaiism. ana ~
great part OF that time I was 30 heiplrsS thai 4 "a
70 be helped from my bed and dressed in NV class
became reduced To a mere skeleton. All the mel
lclRes took done me 10 good, and Continued .,
grow worse. heard OF Hamplous TInc,arr ara
thought would give Il q uml. At this time ID
not expect 10 live one day after another Edr,s
take II (the Tincture) for the rheumatism, Ia, IN
short time waswei e tina; disease Prom, 81,
effects of your ] incture and the help OF God am
now getting IN good health.
wish all the afflicted TO try IIampton's vee,taL.e
Ttnctu.e, as have me with the same ,ss,.c, 80
1t has on Your obedient servant
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN. ,old
him some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tnciure, ana be-
neve the above statement correct.
DAWSON d Bso.
From our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin we are
confident that the above statement Is true and In
exaggerated. J. A. JopNso.-
CHAkLKs ROBINSON,
Cali and get pamphlets raus, and see cures NJ
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Ncui..Fia, Dy,
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness A, |.
female medicine or for delicate childrea we believe
it unequalled.
Sold ny MORTIMER q MowBRAY, 100 B.u
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway. N. Yat
CHAs. SToTT s. Co., ]. b. MOORE, ID. 3. CL.Rr,
CLARKE BowLISs, w. ELLIOT, and n. MePHsR
SON, Washington; also, by r. 8. F. CIssEL, Georee
townyand c. G. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. ian Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
~ Capt. Abijah Webster, an old an

U Capt. Abijah Webster, an old and
respectable citizen of Harwinton, Conn,
was on his return home from Hartford
when he got into the wrong railroad
train at Plainville, was left at Farming
ton, and remained day or two in be-
wildered condition in the station house
there, when he died, it is thought for
want Of such attention as the good Sa
marian was wont to bestow upon stran.
gers. Two physicians saw Capt. Web
ster. One said he was either stupefied
by some drug or intoxicated; the other
called it case Of apoplexy. But the de-
ceased was a temperance man.-Boston
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

q A correspondent of the Journal of
Commerce, dating from Beyrout, Syria,
February IL, 1855, states that at Sidon,
thirty miles south of Beyrout, while
digging for buried treasures in an old
graveyard, three copper pots, each con-
tanning eight hundred pieces of gold, met
the delighted, but not surprised, eyes oi
the adventurous diggers. Each piece was
of the value Of five dollars. and all bore
the name and head of Philip or Alexan.
der, t46O to $50 Il. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
EVENING STAR.
COURAGE.
EYRAERY CORNWALL.

EYEAERY CORNWALL.
Courage. Nothing can Withstand /.
Long a wr0Bg'I, undaunted land
n the hearts within her be
True unto themselves and thee, -t
Thou freed giant, LibertyI
Oh. no mountain-Dymph art thou,
When the helm il on thy brow,
And the sword is in Thy hand,
Fighting for Thy own good land
Courage Nothing e'er withstood
FIeemea fighting for their good;
Armed with all their fathers fame,
They viii win and wear a name
That shall go % endless glory,
Like the gods Of old Greek story,
Raised 10 heaven and heavenly worth,
For the good they gave TO earth.
Courage There is none so poor,
None of all who wrong endure,
None so humble, none so weax,
But may flush his fathers cheek;
And his maiden's, dear and true,
With the deeds that he may do.
BE bis DAYS as DARK as night,
He may make himself light.
What. though sunken be the sun,
There are stars when day is done
Courage - Who will be n slave,
That has strength to dig grave,
And therein his fet eTs hide,
And lay tyrant by his side?
Courage Hope, hOwe'tr he fiy
For time, can nerer die,
Courage, therefore, brother men,
Cry" God :" and to the fight again,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

U Bishop Potter has preached but
three times in the city of New York since
his conservation, and not ct all in any of
the large churches. He has taken an
active interest in feeble churches and mis-
sionary enterprises. To these hepreaches,
and as the people are DESTROYS to see and
hear the new head of the Episcopal
church, crowds flock to hear him. The
bishop is highly commended for his judi
ciouS course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
PROSPERrs CORNET BAND NO. /

NJ r. FREDERICK PROSPERI begs leave 10 in
wi form his fnends and former patrons that this
band has been fully re-organized and is now under
his direction, and he is fully prepared with band
Of the most Scientific Musicians in the city, to fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Parades Pic Mics, Ex-
cursons, Sc, at the shortest notice possible by APP
plying 10 FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, CHAS.
PROSPECT, Conductor; HILBUS & HlTZ'S MI
sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL'S, opposite
the GARRISON, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
feb lg-3ms
A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAGNIFICENT Pr
~ ANO.-We have on exhibition al the Fair at
the Smithsonian Institute, four superb PIANOS,
which were made expressly for tn fair and may be
relied upon "a superior instruments. We will dis
pose of them upon very reasonable terms, give any
reasonable time on them, divide the payments into
small notes. in fact, make any reasonable arrnge-
mehts TO suit purchasers.
We have also on hand in store the largest and
most reliable sortment of Pianos ever offered in
this city, fro.n the renowned manufactures OF Hal
let, Davis, Co., Boston, and Bacon Raven, New
York.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
New Music and assortment of every article
pcrtaining TO the music trade.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
900 Penna. avenue, near Tenth street.
mar l3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

DAitASOLs.
l30 very rich and cheap Parasols, all cnlors
straw Bonnets ard Misses Flats great variety
Rich BOnnets and Ribbands
l2O dozen Linen cambria IIandkerchiefs in fancy
boxes, at 81 50 per dozen; we think good
bargain
Embroidered and Clear Lawn Handkercbiefs in
great variety
800 yards Swiss EIgng, l2c., worth 25c.
~ dozen black Net Mitts, from so cents up, very
cheap ~ Wy
70 dozen best French Kid Gloves, all shades
MY stock Is large and well assorted, and MIR
chased at the very lowest prices. pN'
customers w II be pleased to favor me with n call
the goods offered at small advance - "'''
WIN. X. RILEY,
mar 3l-lm ff' 10 "hoihe'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
Ply the Pre- ijent:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Ola.

NOTICE TO PRsLIP1IoN CLAIMANTS.
Under the act OF Co1gres, approved 81 Of Msrch.
1888. entlei IAN set 20 sxterd PIE ption righ,s
to certain sst:isIs thsren mentioned the pre- emp
ito / Ia 6 were extended over the above mentioned
each sid OF TIE route Of the r1a1 whsTe the settle
o. all. tusr il proven up ard psid for At the rate
Of two collars add fifty cents per acre, before the
day fixed for the putlic ssl, and by tie act ap
proved It'll March, 1854, entitled "An art Sor TIE
Relief CT So tiers en- lands reserved for railroad pnr
poses, parsons who settled 81 improved The above
nsre ec;ions prior TO tie tate OF iCstsdrawlI sil
be eati~i TO o. gToption7 81 tbs oIdinl = Inin.uum
rca Of thu pnSic lands, q. TIE rate of ne dollar
aud Nv nty five cents per scra, II proven ~ aid
paid for bsf re tie day iXaj for he p.b e sale:-
Therefore every person entitled 20 cbs i-- Of pre-
nrtinn ii any OF tie siJernsts cGd numbared zee
ons sScve mentions w Tin six riles o. the route
OF the rced, uTder the scl of ID March, 1853 aboye
ferred To- on scttlon.nts mad. priof 10 tis 4h Ct
February, 1853, itGc Gate of To- ment) or under he
act II :. CO NsIch 1854 settlements ,nde prior
to the dat # tbs original Wi hirGwsl IF the AIDS
Rom In lrks', iikewifa every ps-Fon entitled to pre-
emption under TIE act f 27,h Egrch, 1851 in any
o. the lands 6atstce Of Tie tz rae limits directed 10
be restored 70 ~ thS IL n day o. MAJ CHI next
is required tn eststlsi tie seine 10 TIE satisfcin
Of Ds lister sni receiver of the proper Ia d ofce
ard make Pa5nsnt therefor at the prcs fxAd by
Law rs S5rH Gs practicable fter sesng this notice
AID baf're TIE dy sppointad for the Publ sale or
rest stion 10 mIrkrt of tn. lands embracing tie
tcsc. cl aimed otherwise such rlsi will b. forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of deneral Land Cfice
feb 10-1awl3w