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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

BATCTIELOR's HAIR DYE-WIGs and TOUPEEs.--
INT celebrated estabsh mont IL No. 3 Broadway Tw i've
private for the application OF his famous HAIR
Dyk. BATcHELoRs WIGS and TcvPEss have improvements
over a. others excsipg beauty Of arrangement 90 peculiar
20 hss boass The largest stock ST VIGs in the world
BATcHsLoR's, No. 2SS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

WHDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE Tho
bsst Fieproof Safe H. the WORLD with
WnpIk's PATENT powDEs and BURGLAR PROOF LOCK
Depot No. t22 Water St. near Wall. Neg York
B. O. wILDYk & Co Pstentees sad Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

CRISTADORO'S HAfN-DYE WIGS ana IUUPtto
stsud pree Mt sb1,e all composition sais OF elegant
private o pol ins Ms fmous DYE, the gre.es
dad stcle of It's hind thou shout The void HIS ne
svle Of Wigs ToUPEBs oegfsct'n tset WhosesA
nd ,,tsl AZ C RIsTADoRo's No tstoi H0u'e.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Monument to Comma n,rate
the lnmacliase Conception.

The Rome correspondent, Of the New
ark ~. j. .7jnsriiser writes as tollows
in relation to the monument, to conmem.
crate the Immaculate Cencer,ion !:
subscriptions are 10 progress for the
ereciion oil a s%unauous monumental coli
nm in the Para d, Spagna, thr chief
square IN the city, in from. Of the Col.
eye Utbjdp, Il nnstnsratc the In
mssulstc Conception. The design has
be'a farais'lel By S.saor Poils Ii. archi-
tea Of the taaynifi ,em ncw Church OF S..
Pal. l. will b. the graeless column in
Italy, s~ur.naun,ed BY a bso,.ze sta,uc ol
he Virgin with appropriate has reliefs
around inc base. the four corners Of
which afe 10 he craanen,ed by marble
statues Of tho most eminent ~prophets.-
Til. cost Is estimated a, $4,000. A
Subscription Of $1,000 has been made by
he Council OF Rome. OF 90, 900 by the
Propaganda. Of $1,000 by the Camma.
NAL Council Of Civita Veechia SO 900
by the Possible Palaces. AMI Sl7o by
H~,izers Of the United States.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
From .Ae Oh.e Journal of Eaucatioa
Clas idai Public Schools.

From nearly every par, Of the STATE
tie reports Of the exam nations aud ostaer
rabiIc ex -rcises OF these schools. a,.ead-
ed III connection with tie close OF their
WINTER tesm, furnish most gratifying er-
l4ence OF The success Win Naica l. !, are
conducted, and VI n. increasing conf
deaee AID !avor with which they are re.
gafde1 By the people who sustain ,hsrl,
aud wnoae cLtltfsa are reaplng The rich
bsnelss ley a9s.I.
From the siattst $ furnished Ia our
last Hunt~r II APPEAR: tia, Tor each
scholar ta sall, at ndance, the average
cast OF tuafon II flt--n OF the 81 system
varies from si.75 10 $1,000. aud tina,
"a" average 10 The sa:nr towns and cities,
rarying II population from 500 TO Al.
co is s. 81 wsile III tie same rlac,s
the a'sfase cost nf ta,iion 10 private
claao.s o. different grades, is Sl9 60, or
nearly three tlr4es the cost al the same
il public schoaa.
The following table gives the names.
population, number OF scholars instructed,
aud the cost Of tuition in public and pri.
vate schools y the places whose statistics
cive -, foregoing r-sulrs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
GL.n 70 SEE THEIR HusaAxps,-

GL.n re SEE THEIR Hrsaaxps,-
When the Golden Age came in yesterday.
considerable excitement was created ty a
nice lrtlc lady, who, when the boat ar
rived, was dancing, clipping her hands
and jumping as II she would jump out OF
her stockings, exe'ainiag, "taere's my
husband, there's my husband and kiss
'us her hand p a gentleman on the wharf.
When the steamer was near enough the
happy fello. Jumped on board, 10 the
great delight and amusement of The crowd
"ho by their shouts appeared to SYM.
pathize most heartily With til. married
lovers. Another lady, equally loyful,
vas doomed 70 disappointment, as the
gentleman she hal been kissing her hand
70 vas no, lie raan after all. Coi 6ra!a
yiaes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
The Muscatine Journal OF Nav ISL


The Muscat'ne Journal Of May 18Th
gives the following market items
Oa,s have declined 5 cents, and corn
and whea, 10 TO Is cents, in ST. Louis.
This has a tendency to nuke the make,
dull Ler', and though corn and oats re.
main at the sar e figures, wheat has DE-
clIned 10 to Is cents.
WHEAr.- Wheat is firm. Spring j.
worth III 80 a IS Fall, 81 40 a 6. so.
FLorR- Superfne. 30 by the single
barrel, or IS 80 ty the load.
Coax 43c cash per bushel for corr
in tie ear, a5c q so per bushel for shell.
led corn.
OArs-33a 35c per bushel.
BAaLEy-Sl25.
RvE-65 a IS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Cambridge.

MS Is the name given TO a village rScrs.ly
laid out IN ssctinn ~. township 81. N. X. i VI.
OF The , T. NJ, in Cedar Co, iowa. II i,
located upon The line Of the
LYONS, IOWA GENITAL RAIL ROAD
81 I . point where The rail soa | Gro. s<s sprin.
Creek. ~ IN - cas-, II 1atinn. Several ba ID
naRs re beng err cd IL ih4 D es. Mt lime. One
ba, ding Is bang erected 1T. font by 4uft
4 81. ~ b. accap I'd as . 81 ne b. a grnfieaan
tnau. bf.wn Co. Oh II is 10 he .onpl.t.d
By the tst day o. aps.t, 1875. A stock
& tods !. be amoanl u s1 Taomsaad Dollars
49, beeA purs h. sci I'D are n, > OF their .av
rhef. Oae other stGe .house vii 10 com.
leirh by the IN ddie II April, an! several Otn, +
oa'.d'ngs Ill be erected during the coming
ease h.
row of. al Ree4anics q
lie F4R A LIT a Lots 10
W aNTED A BlscksnitN, Cabin.,-maks.
- e-naAker . C.sir-naAss, Msgon-mak -r sud
agnd sTp~' ,sr AID Ms.oAs. II il : g..d
setti~"'e 4, god wafer and . healthy BIC s1.u
Any ~ sp'. ~ Psrs'aa can have . Lot t.ss
y fAsrEs 70 bu ID upe,. any time h~tween this
AID the 9TH q j. y nsxt-- H. huildiar 10 b
sseeted II any lhe during he yssr
fer farther information nqu r. on The
premises = CANADA M.urLOi CT,
have also aainproved land Tor sac .,tu ased
sses Caabs,tgs> The lasd 70 supplied Win
ne vacA su1risss 10 NE for years to CONS.
And - w.t@ed.
We Wssk ell Trnpesanee men o. Mons
:" Tenp~Easce, Lpss and Rsgcrm," 10 ON
e01. li60
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

TlyuRs or Cgrscs Ps5arRrr IN
pssSsYLyasiA NJ. ptic., Senator
~ pailalrlpaia. has introduced into
the Pennsylvania Legislature s bill to
preTeu, tie aggregation nj all me proper.
" Of a religious sec: III the hands o: q
single eccles'a-tie, ~deetnin- such conern
ira,ioa 0: authority anu faxer not con.
p1,itse with he s3iri, of our institution.
The bill AL speech have caused a large
meeting oil Cath slirs 10 bc hell at Pits
burg, a, which the worthy Seni,or was
denounced in unneasurei terms, the as.
sertlons oil his correspondent. denied
and doubts thrown out a. to the reality
OF his correspondent. themselves.
X. I. .79rertissr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

t.zy4 Who will advocate the Nebraska
bill Ii any lie, them answer2 Shall
Coz. Rseder be removed from the Gov
ernorship OF Kansas, because f~orsoo,h
he does 10, sanction the Missourian
ofnrages. 1, is one OF the legitimate
odspr.ngs OF the Nebraska bill lie, them
no, then deny its progeny. Il i. all OF
the "Sqaa.,er Sovereignty family"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Catholicism Increasing.

The Anti American organs throughout,
the country are pra.ing loudly abou, the
atsurii,y and humbsg Of TIE projections
Of the New American party because il
wages war upon political Pspery.-
They rsgale their readers weekly with
long articles, to prove there Is no danger
to Be appreheaded from Catholicism /; tha,
il has not, nor never can obtain power in
this union or in any State composing il
tina; the cry against il was only to create
prejudice against them and secure plun-
der to certain office seekers. But let US
examine facts. We see Throughout, the
entire continent tina, this Anti Amersican
party arc creating among its faithful fol-
lowers a reverence for poPery, while ever
aud anon some Of its leading men. be.
come converts Of the mother Church
That their defence Of lis in effect only q
Of drumming up converts 10 the
church Of Rome. While the American
parry are striving to pS, down political
CaiAoilcism, they elevate il BY defending
!, as an estimsble, holy, and ancisnt
church and act as an eficien. body guard
for its safety and success, and do more
% secure them converts than oil the
combined efforts Of ito priests. for through
heir efforts leading men o. this country
lre brought within its pales.
Joseph r. Chandler Of Philadelphia
vas a short time ago received BY the
Pope himself into the Church, and the
,nstO!ic organs are frequently snnocnc-
iag the names Of men Of high standing
both Of Statesmen and divines who have
need pr%otestaniism and connected
with the holy Mother Cnurch.
Their increase is truly alarming. more
particularly so as mos, Of their recruits
are not proselytes from among the uncon.
bu, OF those who once stood hig
in Profession, Churches but bare renounc-
I'd that creed aud become papists.
Tue follow ing article We scissored from
IN exchanges paper, shows the alarming
Increase OF popery in England /; and it is
40 worse in England than in the United
"CosvERrs TO THE CATHOLIC FAIrH
The Catholic papers publish a las, Of
he nobility, clergy and gentry of Great
who have embraced Catholicism
the past SIX years. Tue catalogue
lie names oil one Duchess. one
Marchioness, two Countessss. twelve
Right Honorable" ladies'. Ten "Righ,
honorable" gentlemen, and a large num-
Del Of To gentry whose titles are simple
'Hoa," "sir," or Lady" Tue clergical
is, has he nm of two Archdeacons
Ind eigity elergyrnen Of the Church oil
England, TIE Rev. Edward Beard is
he only "dissenslng minister named in
he long array. No names are mentioned
IN the list bu, those OF peers peers sons.
,asoncis, knights, clergymen, members
ii parliament, esqui.cs, and ladies' OF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
"a The C,sion Mirror of My 9th,

says:
Work has been commenced on the Miss,.sip-
pi and Iowa Central Rail Road a. this end Of
the line.n
TIE above is the title assumed by the
new company organized to complete The
work undertaken by the defunc,, Lyons
Iowa Central Rail Road Company
We have reasons 10 be condden, the
presea. company viii complete the road.
They commence their operation under
favorable auspices and with assurance OF
NO, being compelled 10 follow the example
Of their predecessor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

In the Meuoifso U. SIR RoJeIs Strange,
tst putais,.d. il il mentioned that in the
pafsat altar Culoden that kn ght ID
i'ai soiiis narrow escapes. One Of them
Is amusing:
harn Lo.ly pressed, h, dashed inlo The
ION where the lady whose zeal had tn.
listed him III ,h. fatal esGse set singing
II hef nsedir~ork, aud. iailin. u,neI
means u ,cncealmcnt, was indebted 70,
s.'sty 10 Ter pfomp, intervention. A
che quickly raised her hoped gown, til.
affianeed lover disappeared beneath il.
ample contour, where, than. $ 10 her COO
denleanor and unial,ering notes. lie la,
unde,ected. while the rude and baflee
soldiery salnly ransacked the house
". Y. Leader
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
lust Received.

ks1St.Jn-t rece.ve.. al that little Law no,
b.s,.. but willow store on Broadway, mex, door
20 iiammond's. . pretty fair assortnen, Of
gpeds as to lows.
Rslgs Of csrneliAn, Geld and Bras.
81, vels, Spades and Wmdow- glass,
Sugar, Coiie+, Tea and Spice.
syrup. Moissses. and excelien. Rice.
Tobacco III pinss, l wis, or cut 6se,
Nopes. both Hemp and Cotton for cord o, line.
Suutf and sesars all very goa,
Butter, and Boston Cras.ers, fos such - bed
u. liosA
Breaslp rs Of Gold 10 phase ths 0ea1y.
Ii he CanaoWs, Pistols and Aaska1
NlsA Harris, HatchsA and Dutch MseAs.
Delis, anA GsRs, 1saAs aaA CAiaa Tsys.
aass and psneils 1se girls and beys. :
stssis PM, lnk. Paper and Books.
S,s.a ss and 1siass ii ,o soGS F ss.. '''s'.
And fish.hooks 10 tis ~ : good q liAe.
Snda and Lsnonsde aad ~ g0ad 4nahs.
OF which 0aa can neeltpa dream q 0heak.
Mc6aits 8fAndsth's and CiiAests pglh.
Or smith and Lse's to eur the w.
Drug and Medicines. Drasdy ~ wine,
And The pure Grape ja,cs ssssaes- * The vine.
And ths Wild Cherry BaIsam n d.. Wist.,.
Hinges. Hooks, Pad. locks sAd rilss,
AZ euod % ny within twenty miles.
Whststonss and S.rops, good As1ors and Knives
Whslebonss and Boinet.wire 10 take 10 yous
kwives.
Pins. Needles, Silk. worstsd and thread,
| hints, Caps. Powder, Shst aAd Lad.
Cotton foss, L,nenAsss. sn1 Peyforltsd Besrd,.
Two Dirks and : De~.4-knife ass large Asa
Cowb~lls, Gate-hinges Butts, Screws ard Taeks
Peg-awls Stitch a~s and Colin's Axes
aatch keys, ChrysiAlsa. lizards and CHAINS,
hrrad and Boot Nsiting md PeeS Ter NE 0hee
Dds, VANISH and Paint and GOOD Duty tso.
Brushes for wlitewash, yarnish, shoe OF hat,
H,use, Marking and Teeth and oil such - that
Sa e~ra.us, Cream lar er. Tartar,e acid = soap
As good looking Soda - any can hope.
p cke. Conpssses, Spectacscs and PIPES TO
Gosg'.,, wallets. and rol, Monies both hrc.
land nail
And II you can't find the article y.n want
Cal, at the Dry Variety stcse. soafI. hns il
(fsrre.
Ia rhert we would say, Drugs and Melscihss sii
raney Motions, Toys and Tools for great oI
lsms'f
And. now . few words TO IL We wsuli say
Come one AMI oil without mneh delay,
For We have a good and fresh stock On kafI.
And ve'le bound 70 sell a cheap ~ any In Tie
Ilane.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

ka1-Ccl. Kinney IS ~, with q new
R~aslfcsto In regard TO his Central Ameri.
a project. fIe is o organizing an
association in conjunction with Mr.. Fab
bens Z. S. commercial agent at San Juan.
called the Nicaragua Land and Mining
company, whose object Is - settle upon
certain lands granted By the Nicaragua
government, AMI to i~svelop- the resources
OF the coaa,ry withoa, attempting The
foundation Of a new government. The
colonel /, is said, will leave NV York
with a par. Of his colony early In May.
-ET.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

PxluuAs9Hs ~ uaAIY-aitaaaEn
Ffeemasoary las er more tan l9itly
wears tgcu geass,ssy ~saqposed 70 exist
ano,r the Ma snnedans. uni traces OF Y
were found IN Turkey by the Russian
officers alter tie can paiRn Ut 1879. ys'
,hey were 100 81, ~ to prove the TACT; aud
II is ONLY vi, nn h las. fea year TINT ].
was sufficiently demonstrated ny . Ger.
man Freemason CHANGING to pass through
Belgrade, where he discovered a Masonic
Lodge, to which he was invited, Ard
wi ere hc received a ~i,osptable reception.
I, appears now 70 ~ proved bsyond oil
doub. shss shs Turkish lgsthsss Who
exercise Their masonic duties, usdss tho
name Of Dsrvishss, are 70 I'll insenss aud
purposes the sane - our OWE order Of
Freemasons. With very Ii,le difference in
their customs and ceremonies, and making
use Of exactly the same signs, words, and
grips. 10 recognize each other. The
Turkish Freemasons appear to be in q
more elevated state Of civilization than il
usual amongs, the ORIGINALS generally !;
their views Of religion are far higher than
those Imposed BY Islamism /; they reject
~polyamy, concerning themselves with one
single wife, aad at the masonic banque,s
the women appear unveiled-a striking
proof Of the mutual confidence the masonic
brethren place in each other.
The Belgrade Lodge. called Alikotsch.
is composed Of abou. 20 members The
Master Of the lodge. whose name is Diam
Ismsa | Zah lax Mohamed Sasde, is q,
the .arne time Grand Mas,e- or all The
lodges in European Turkey. and is
directly connected with oil those Of the
who.e of the Ouonan Empire, Arabia,
and Persia, in which latter the Free.
tIldooIiS atIlouul W tiVit tHou OopOOS
members. In Co~nstan,inople there are
no less tLaa nlne lodges, the mos. numer-
us and important Of which is tina, OF tie
dancing derylsher, called Snkedsni Tee.
lar. lac TurKIsh Freetnasons wear as
i symbol os .Ae brotherhood, sesIdes d
AaiI trova s.a Su>roie Tered with ms
teal figures, 8 iat, po5saed. isesye-
( rnerea piece 81 wa,te marble. viii
r d It's troEn sp3,s, abou, two inetes u,
jtcmc,er, susprn led by u white si,ken
-or! g5a-3 gne ago 1..ese spo,s repre-
.rut lie c,ogss ot blot, and are symbolic
Of the dea,i OF AL, the founder o. the
order IN Turkey, was bartarously put 10
death by tie then Sultan, tor refusing TO
reveal the secrets. The abo, mentioned
Diam ~ls,naei, Grand Master Of the Ljdg,
OF Belgrade, a venerable TURK oil TIVE oll
school, IS honorary m-mb, oil tie Lodge
Of "Ealdxia under thu Line-,s,e"
LEIPZIG, several members of which ledge
have received diplomas rom til. Alikosct
al Bel. rale.-N Y Lsaa.r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

CHINESE Affairs in
China assume a more threatening aspect.
The entire country 10 q scene OF anarchy
and confusion. TIE middle classes are
the prey Of the military on either side.
Their substance is scques,ta.cd, aud star.
walton asd misery are wide spread. The
wal is conducted in the mos, brutal and
sanguinary manner. The opposing Tor
res make the most fearful reprisals upon
prisoners taken in battle. They con.
Iemn them to n lingering death. their
.o.tures heightened by thr NOS. refined
Trade is entirely suspended al
Canton. aud the higher classes are with
drawing TO a more e urs re .ea..-rE.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
DrssArIsrAcrros wIrH rHE Pays,

CLAN OF NicuoLAs.--.A letter from St.
pescr.burgh says DR.. Mont, homeopa.
ihic physician 10 the late Emperor, has
ia Russia in grea, hd.te aud secYeteiy.
liz j. r,proacited With having too long
contested from tho angus, deceased that
MS hung was attacked ; also with having
himself prepared the IN, defines destined
cor The Emperor, instead Of having them
prepared by a druggist. Great Eriation
was manifested gains, him al 81. Peters.
hargh, and tine Emperor Alexander him.
sell advised hlra, i, IS said, 10 leave Rus
.s.a.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

New tat rag8 bare toe 'A ~ q 10
poor ~ lie Aelaffad tire opportunity q a
yne.s 4. aea.san more ,haa thosa of tae
weaAiyl Are tie gas III a. ooatab!.'
for ,ile poverty OF ,heir pafeatst isttete
any reasoa wayi.e poor man ; ea'ld may
not, If prape.iy educated. beconr just as
yos. q resaber Of the State as 20 d a
Farmer. sfec aaic, Artist. Merchant.
81 .tesman. Preacher, or Attorney a. the
rich nan'sf Il he % be Declared IRON
the means Of developing his talents and
the state to be deprived Of his services,
because his parents are guilty Of the great
crime Of poverty, Most smphasieally
no. Tie time is pas, and gone. in which
the dogma that education Is only dt foE
the children Of the few who can count their
~.bousands, and that il 10 their right and
pse.oga.ive. to reign aud rule in govern
men,s for the benefit Of themselves and
their property, AN Be- maiusained, the
principle. that the property 0! the State
owes the children Of the State q good lib
eral education, is now acknowledge and
acted upon in many Of the Eastern State
and j, is to be hoped i, soon will be adop-
ted in our young and prosperous State
The rich and aris,ocralic who are not
willing TO have their children put on a
level with the children Of the poor. or
rather, are no, wiling the children Of the
poor should be put on the level with theirs,
10 points Of intellectual and moral attain i.
nen,s. my oppose these principles, as nc
doub, they will, bu, they might just q
well get off Of the track for if they DO not,
the wheels Of the car Of progression will
most assuredly pass over them, aud obll,.
crate every ves,ige Of such selfish an
hunkerisa oppo n,.on. Ii II be the duty oi
The State 10 educate the youth, it is ITS
rigb, 10 raise a tax equal 10 the task, aud
,hss III Ike aur schools IN fact, VIVA, they
now are only in nam, public, or tree
schools.
Sub an &C, EN- d aad applying
tnis pr.nciple. woari he OF more rea
beutiito the ,utufe 0 our tate tHal III.
decision 81 The questions vA,s@sf rt
governor. which party Sal BE- 5e tie as-
tendency, or w.ere s.dtt lie sea- o
government BE pcat-d, &c.
b., again the only SAL All ptrmaasa'
saseId or pra,ect-oa. - aa- reFao..ca.
, Situations, exfs.a l1tl" lntet.-e0ce ~
the people, the mtss,s wIo nave undei
our torn Of government tie e,ccnoa o
officers.
The youth Of the State shonld oil b.
put on one equal footing IN poilt Of intel
lectual and moral privileges. that they
aiaj all Lave equal hanees OF pom )tion
aud the State may have The benefit o
the right appropriation oil the ties, naler.a
IN her limits.
With proper system the public school.
may b. made free. ;ha, is pea 10 ever,
ri and yet tn property Of tie state pa,
no more Tor educational purposes fha.
Is now paid in the various ways, for IL,
education of the part.
J. w. CArrELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
e. Distressing times in Enan,

- Distressing times in Emanuel
county. Georgia, according to a letter
writer who states tha, no rain oil moment
has fallen there since the S,h OF Sepem-
Der last. Il is said the Judge Of the Coun-
ty Court had been notified by the landla.
dy Of the principal ho,ri that he would
have to adjourn our or proceed without
any thing to ca, as a s~uficiency OF water
to cook food was not to be head.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

OPERATION or rus New PaErAy.
MrSr rosrAcs L,w.-We learn from
the postmaste OF this city. that the frs,
two days the new law requiring le,ters
to he prepaid wen, into operation, there
rarr an aggregate # slr,y.,hres letters
socev-d unpaid. On the third day there
n.rr nine,y-nine. They we're put in by
.'ralth, aud VI course none of them for.
w.rdcd Seven Of the number had pos
'7cc stamps on, cut from stamped en-
: .lorcs, which are worthless when %
transferred. ~. p. Epniac POST.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
ESlraYed

Or stolen on the 81 Of Ma, frnm he snIserf-
ia Iivias seven miles sss.h ~ Iitton sad OBS.
ai1. east Of the road traaing irefn Tipten 10
Iuseatine. on tie aisit 81 the .va Of Aprsi'
arre Colts Of the foiosing description Vns
bark Brown Mare, two .esis Id. ~Ah aeaf.
N ne and .ail one Brcv { HeSse c1a, oss yeas
old. with large aead and .ars ,nc Esg Asss .
nnt year old, NTH hazs Oh the tacv-Eo <ihs.
maGE IS encountered. A haera. gecoiopsiss sts
{ & ven IL Information lie gisvn Of then, q: =
,afnrd TO iae.
~ SMITH.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
J. w. CArrELL.

4 dovetailing machine has been inven.
ted, and II is in use in Boston. which en-
ables a single workman to dovesail with
ease from eigh, hundred to eight ,hous-
and bareau drawers a day.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

Martin Van Buren,. j., died al Paris,
on Tuesday the 20th ul,. He had long
been wasting away from consumption.
but his death wa nevertheless very sud-
den. having taken place instan,aneously
while he was seated at dinner.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

THs BouErY.LAsD Law Rrcrsr
DEcisioxs OF Tsg COMMISSIONER or
Prssioss. In case Of a person entitled
to bounty land. under the late act. being
insane, the application must be made BY
the conservatory or trustee appointed by
the nearess competent judicial authority.
The rights Of a widow Of . deceased
soldier are los, in . second marriage. but
are revived again on the death Of the
second husband. II however, there be
minor children living Of the first hushand I.
they may claim ~ r,gh, Of taslr fa,Ler
during The s<cosd marriage.
Under the act Of 1850 only such we're
regarded as minors as we're under twenty
ons years OF age At ,n- llne ti.- warren,
Was lssued. Under tn. presrn, acl
minority is reckon-5 PRIOR /, TIE 81 OF
March. 1856.
A power .. attorney catino, BE- executed
until after the wsfran. has been s.lea
The only sur vors u 'Ae .4ffs
sa.eraea' within tie provisions Of The &C,
are widows and min , calitTea.
10 computing the ts.nr Of service. in nc
sase i = Iease sils~sa.-Er.