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'rey Wray. lad about ~ years OF age ior
some misdemsanor, and expelled Jopns -
elder brother sbr having at the time tw.ee
threatened NJ. Bro0n If he whipped ms
brother sgain. 1t appears that the aifaeA
upon the teacher was in consequence OF tnis
expulsion. What will be done with the cfi-
minal remains to be seen. Judging from tne
result in the Ward case, he viii probably DC
acquitted. The exercise of proper discipline
| in school seems to be considered an offence
worthy of death the killing ola schoolmas-
| ter who has performed his duty 8 trivial MAJ
ter, which deserves no punishment.
HoRRID BARBARITIEs AT KERTCH,
The extract which we gave yesterday nom
the Crimea correspondent of the London
Times presents picture of pillage, plumber,
violation and murder at Kertch which would
disgrace North American savsges. In addi-
ton to the destruction ofproperty, the Turks
rushed from house to house gratifying tneir
cupidity and lust. One miscreant was snot Dy
the French patrol as he came down the street
in triumph waving sword wet with the blood
of a poor child whom he had hacked to
pieces. Others were slain 10 the act of COM
hitting horrible outrages. Some English
merchant sailors aud some French aided the
next day in the work of destruction. The
allies can point to no Russian barbarities
equal to those which have been committed
under their own flag.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-John Allen. ir.. of
the hrm OF John Allen & Co., forwarders. N YorL
and Buffalo, had OF his legs cut off on the lie
Railroad at Corning, N. Y, Tuesday. The .cei
dent was owing TO his stsempine TO jump from a. q
train when Il was 10 motion
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DAnGEKoUs.-Joseph Marianne had fine
entered against him yesterday for permitting POP
IF water TO remain in his yard thereby
dsngefing the health OF the neighborhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY-Charle Smell.
burger was fned by the Mayor for permitting a,
unlawful assembly OF negroes In his house Of
Sunday last. "
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UsPLEAsANT OpoRs are continually met
with by passing St. Johns grave ward on 2stb
street. TIE attention of the police Is invited to
them ~
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MIA,l,Rn'IEIl3,

On Tsesdsy morning. the flte e. lsi Il lilly
i, ~ DORA HER. ell Of Hsnfiso souoty, -
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CANCERS, sCROFULA, ULCERS

~ DISEASES OF TIE THROAT, NOSE, and
all DISEASES OF THE SKIN. effeetusily cured
DR. CT PToN, of Georgia, who has for q number OF
yssIs given his attention exclusively to Diseases of
tne Skin, proposes to remain in Richmond un til the
Goth inst and will be happy to wait upon those who
may desire his professional services
Or Clcptonsremsdies are perfectly safe and effec-
tusl in the hands of any one.
Thousands have been cured by the use of his rem
edies, and some of the most wonde rful cures per-
form sd known in the South.
One of your most respectable citizens has been re
iev-d by the use of DR. c % enedies 1t was con
Aidered most astonishing cure by every one that
anew his situation. (See his certificate
DR.. Clopton meets with no difficulty whatever in
removing or cu,iug Scrofula, Cancers As. You that
stlcLed cali and examine his testimonials None
can doubt them.
DR.. Clopton will visit the Rockbfidge Alum ard
other Springs about the first of August, and will be
h.poy to prescribe for those afflicted with Disc asses
of the Skin
Dr. C. can be found at Mr.. John A. Jeter,s first
door below Exchange Sank. ig l2-St.
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r. F1sE.-About / O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the double frame building @ the north
vsst corner of Foushes and Leigh street, owned By
MI Paul Winston, vss discovered to Be on fire and
the alarm given. The bremen. with their sppars.
tus were on the seround - soon .: eircumsancaes
dsn ca bu. failed to 60 20 until one tenement was
completely destroyed and the other burned % the
6rst story The east tenement, In which the TIRE
oririnsted d. was uuoceupied. and therefore set on
Are The west tenement was occupied BY Mr Seoul
who barely had Tina to escspe with bis family ana
West Of M scott's residence, and almost adj:i
log. !. brick heu.s OCCUPIED by MT Dii,on. me
men prevented its burning. Mr.. Dillon, who was
lying reerousls III at the time had TO be taken
out and carried to q peishbol,s Mr.. Winston nad
an insurance In the Valley O&ies Of S2400, which
will about cover his loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

BARN BURNED By LIeHrNISG.-On last
Thursday afternoon, Mr.. P. a. Wald;op's barn in
Henrico county. about eleven miles from this city.
was struck by lightning during q severe thunder
storm and burned. Loss 9l50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

.fFfN PASSENGERS FOR NEW
iii2 z X PER STEAMSHIP ROAM.
OkE.-The u. 8. Mail Stsamahip ROANOKE Csnt
Skinner, leaves City Point for New YORK, via Nor
folk Saturday morning 14th lost, at 8 o'clock.
Passengers desiring 60 take this chsap AM COM
Portable conveyance by the Petersburg ear.
which leave at e O'Clock Saturday morning, where
the Purser of the ship will be stationed to furnish
tek cts.
Tickets and Bertbs can be secured at our ofies
South Inside Of the Basin on Thursday and FRIDAY
Only $40 through to New York, meal. Incl sded
IL l2-2t 4s LUDLAM WATsON
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MORE EvIDEHoE.-We have just been
informed by gentleman from the country with
large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Complaint, but not Ia one instance has
he failed In making perfect cure Ia leas than
tv-four hours, with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs-
He believes, also that $50 would not have paid his
intends to do without it in his family His will
be used If required. but wishing it published
PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond, Va, and Drug
gi5ts everywhere iy lots
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Monroe county, Va, was visited by a besvv
storm Thursdsy evening, prostratiDg much wheat
and corn and damaging the LANYARD Of Rierl a.
Ross 70 the amount OF $500.
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REMOVED ITS QUARTERs,-The Hastings
Court me. at Odd Fellows Hail yesterday morning.
and by unanimous vote resolved to move Its quar-
tes to the State Courthouse, the usually oc.
cnpied by Judge Meredith being then vacant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

DThe Richmond Letter Sheet Prices
Current, carefully prepared, win be ready to-
day about noon. Orders received this morn
ine Il the Dispatch countiog room.
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7 IFE INSURANCE WHITE PER-

ItE INSURANCE WHITE PER
II SONS AND Slaves The American Life
granted in ls5f)-Csptal Sci, 600. Principal Office
8 corner All and Walnut sta Philadelphia; OF.
fee in Richmond, Pearl street, betweea Main and
r anklin. next TO E. D. Eschos Office Offer as us1-
al UNEaUALLED ADVANTAGES in INSURANCE OF
LlVES-wh,te persons and slaves. The former in
sured for suy length Of time-ths latter for one,
three ard five years Premiums moderate
EE Ali losses promptly and satisfactorily adjust.
ed. Call &C the office IN Richmond and procurs
pam phsts and circulars giving full particulars upon
the subject, which will be furnished graft. by
- ~ sr 3. ..-.nI.s 81 G & BhICKEN. NJ D.
Agent and Medc cal Examiner
TOfice hours from 9 till IL O'Clock A. M. ar
from to 6 P NJ SUNDAYS excaptedl iy l2-2t.
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NEW 300 K s, JULY IRAN
IN DOLPH hiss +, sale
Adsms' Equity; Sd edition; with Notes by Whar-
ton. s. so.
Vol "a Law Library.
Vol n English Law and Equity Reports
Note Book of an English Opium Eater; by T. De
Quincy IS cents :
81 d. D..
Ellie: or the Human Comedy; by Jno E. Cooke,
with plates. 81 Is. ~ 49, '
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The crops In Greenbrier county, Va, we're much
d. nased Thursday, By heavy raics.
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HusrIses CouRr.-After dispo.ing Of

HusrIses CouRr.-After dispo.ing OF
dispos.S Of tbs following criminal cases
Shalino.-Iames Griffith, indicted for STEALING a.
over coat from ], BIN P. Ballard, was ifisd BY 1ary
and found ruilty but having been bsiied and falling
20 appear. copios was awarded to bring him IN to
hear the dem ut of the Court I II. next term
Recefpiag Stolen Goods George Haeostd, ioaic.eo
for receiyius nm mber of stolen pistols the proper
ty of James Wsssh, knowing the same to hay: been
STOLEN was put npon trisl but the }1ry failing 70
tie State Court House, and the accused admitted TO
bali for bis appes.ance. o..,.
= Then Court then adjourned to meet at the STATE
Court House ct II O'CLOCK this morning. -o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

AUCTION -Whiskey, Bacon, Molasses,
Sugar., Coffee, Lemons &C.. THIS MORNING, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
IL l2-lt I D. Z. = ! A,1nfa
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local MATTERS.

Dsowsrp.-Yes&srdsy morning : nlss
ns ySisits Nosh Wsisoa mnatss. fell Into he dosh
yhila stfenptfns to gsf oct Of The vessel Into
su1sii boat and vas iustAstIy drowned tnese teine
trnelv ss.istsuce Windsor wss almost an entire
stranger, having shipped on hoard tbs .Msry wihs,
At Baltimore, some few dsysstsee. ne va -.
the persons empioyed ON board the vessel The
body recovered il short tine ATE. TIE .sc,
Ths iurv after hearing all the faetG and learning
that the unfortunate man NOT intoxicated at the
time shst be el into the dock rendered 90 their YER
bodv vss iuterred in ths gers hurying erouno
near fhs Poor House. under the direction OF ths
CoronAr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

- MORE CHILDRENS SHOES
FOR THE METROPOLITAN SHOE
STORE. Isl Main Street, Eagle Square. The sub.
scribsr has received within tbs sst week more than
1900 pairs CHlLDREN'S SHOES, comprising in es.
sortmsnt OF almost every kind every name, and al
me ct every price under the sun.
Tae sub'crber does not wish TO be considered b. az
etsg when spsas ing of the endless variety o. La
dies, Misses. and Cbidrs ms Fancy Boots and sbos.
which he has en- hand. The desire to please tbs
ladies' a. to furnish them and tn cir children with
all the new goods OF the season has resolved his un-
divided ate n'ion to accomplish t.
Tbs metropolitan Store ia at Isl Main street, Ea.
fle Square. ~ ~.
iy 2 CHAg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

NoTIoE.-A meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Tuckahos and jaime River Railroad Comps
ny will be held at the office of Dsnlop. Moncure
Co, MONDAY, the sd instant, at 10 o'clocs, A.
NJ. G. w. ROYSTER
jy7-sodti Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

JNO. McCoNNELL, Dentist, Main street,
betwee en- 9Th and 10Th sts opposite Cornthisn Hall
iv 2-alm ~. r.. = -
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ITURNIP SEED-Red Top, large Eng
Il lish white Norfolk. fat Dutch and Ruta Basa
T9tnio Seed Fresh supplies just received aud tor
sale bv a. BODEKER, DrugsiAt,
Jy IL No 10 Main It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

In BBLS. choice old RYE WHISKEY:
Il " 60 bbls N. E. Rum, very high flavor; for sale
by DUDLEY CO.
Jy II y Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

ELEcrIsG AN ALDERMAN The must
In o. Court Yesterday elected Mr.. 6enjsmin r Tins
ies an Aidsruau for Madison Ward. to supply the
yaesscy ocossioped BY the failure to qualify OF NJ
Thomas Law son, who was elected ~ tins people IN
April last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

PED CHECKED MA1TINGS Ar A
AZ BARGAIN.-A new supply red checked Mat.
tines very low. Purchasers who are not sup piled.
can be by early application at the loves. prices
Alsc-Mafts, Russ, Wool Carpets, &c. at less than
manufacturers prices. G. A GWATKlN
1y II Opposite EXCHANGE Benk
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VEAST POWDERS, Preston g. Mer-
l. riips, the best now In us-; for sale BY
A. BODEKER, Druggist.
~ IL -- Ne 10 Al ain at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

MARSHALL AND HENRY BUILDING FUND
CoMPASIEs.T The next regular meetings Of the
above companies will be held at their rooms This
(THURSDAY) Evening, CONNIE ncing at O'Clock.
The Treasurer will attend as usual du rng the af-
ternoon to receive the monthly instalments &c.
Price of stock ct the Treasury Sl3 80 per share.
.-..- JAMES X LEE,
10
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NOrIoE.-An adjourned meeting of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad Company
will be held at the Office of the Company, on FRI
DAY the 18th inst, at O'Clock A.
jy 12-2t d. 8. WOOLDRIDGE, Secy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

CPICES FOR PICKING AND PRE-
~ SERVING Gloves, Mace, Nutmees. CHINA.
mon, Alispice, Ginger, Turmoric, white and black
Mustard seed. long white and black Pepper; fresh
snfplie g always on hand and for sale by
A. BODEK Err, Druggist,
J912 No. 10 Main A.
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SALE OF HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
FURNITURE THIS DAY.-We wish to call
particular attention TO the sale This Mornins at 10
o'clock On FRANKLIN strsst between 9th and 9th, of
the stock of Valuable Furniture, of family declin
tbs hapdsomtst styles. best make, and but little
used. Those in want should attend.
iy12 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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nLD LONDON DOCK BkANDIES.
" pale ard DARK; Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines
very choice; Scheidsm Holland Cir; Loodon Porter
and Scotch Ale; Champagne and Clsres WineE Phi.
Iadelphia Porter and lie. IN sore and for sale bv
jy ~ DUDLEY L CO. u Main At
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GELETlNE, CORN STARCH, RICE
~ FLOUR, ARROW ROOT, BARLEY. saGn
SPICES, &c, for sale by -
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"IRE COVERS-Msde of pauze wire
very ussful articles for cove rim fuster r,nit.
&r.. from flies and inssess. full suoply ON han !
&c d for sails BY jgl2 BULKLEY f,tl
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LSf 40 HAND-.t GOLD6NIT'N.
" large l. : II Tsistsd 0ltk M.t,s from austio.'
to et sola ct bargain. r. GoLDaMIr.
III as ~ 20 0roAd at.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

In the Kansas Leg stature on the 3oth
ult. the Proceedings were mostly oil a
local character and devoid Of general
interest. An &C, was past Incorporating
the Leavenwor,h Lodge No. $50, Free
and Accepted Masons--also several acts
establishing roads In different parts Of
the Territory,
August LIST. acts were passed concer'
ming marriage contracts, divorses, etc
Several acts were passed establishing
new roads. An act was also passed
prescribing the forms OF oaths OF once.
The substance OF this act Is, that al
officers shall take oath to support the
constitution of the United States, and tc
support and sustain the provisions oil the
Kansas Nebraska Act and all laws Oh
the United States, particularly that
known a. the Fugitive Slave Law.
The news OF Gov. Reeder's removal
caused great excitement.
The above brings to light grand
scheme Of rascality being perpeira'ed IN
Kansas. The design Of the above oath o.
Office is to place legal impeachment IN
the way Of any person holding an oihef
who is not in favor Of introducing sieve
~ there, and to effect their move TIT
oer,ident has removed Gov. Reeder, ant
sen. . rank pro-slavery dough.'ace (
,upply his place.
These are more Of the legitimate "or
k;ass Of the Nebraska bill. When VII
..ere be an end to the wanton outrage'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

~ We call the attention OF farmers
and mechanics to the new advertisement,
Of Charles and VIM. II. Stone, of mus
ca,ine. Their depo, is filled with all kinds
OF tools and implements with never tn,
ding supply Of all articles mentioned
in there notice. l, is the very place 10
buy. and it nigh, be well a, leas, to give
them call, and examine articles, and
ascertain prices before purchasing else,
where.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
l.he CYOps,

The crops in this county this season
are excellent, never were better.
The injury done BY the bug IS oil nc
serious notice. We hear glad tidings,
from all quarters. Of excellent. crops. La
many places in this county we hear thai
crops are estimated TO average haffy.tps
bushels Of good spring wheat to The acre
this We would call good yield.
From the papers we learn that throue h
the north western states he wheat crops
are good. and are turning out better than
was anticipated.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
No Paper,

Next week we will issue no paper for
the reason that we are going to move the
press. Since the establishment Of the Ad-
vertiser in Upton. we have occupied a
room in the Court House, where we
have been cramped for more room to an
extent insuf'erable.
We are now about to occupy our own
building when we can have the gratif-
cation Of sitting under our own viue and
fig tree
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

VI. " the 'lavocracy' Our friends 4, hom,
se" u: the cause of all these satanic
'''ses Is because. abol.tionist would o.
'. " Aansas' Let the people be informed,
'"efe will soon be a time offered bv which
the |, people may oorrec, these sv;l.
,''ousn the medium of the ballot box
Let 'nem' then treasurer these acts in
mere minds, and punish the criminal
Le' the people of the north man,a,n
!heir rights and show to the world .hana
- q nor'h--a mighty nor,h--and that ,bs
norm can no longer be frightened bv the
rights. ''i''a'h hsr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

Ca For long time past we have
been wi,hou, foreman in the office, ha =
ving employed half hands, aud acted S
foreman ourself. although we know moth
ing about the art of printing. The con-
sequence was, that it has been Amos, i'm =
possible to read the paper.
We now have secured the services OF
our old foreman and friend, Norman {.
Mofe.,, who is capital printer, and
which accounts for the neat and improved
appearance of the advertiser.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15


THs CRY Or MYsrsH,ra-Roches,er
New York, is known Is the "Ci,y Of
Mysteries" 1t was here tina. many years
ago the plans were matured for the mys.
ferrous disappearance of William Nor.
gan; whose fate to this day has never
oeen ascer'alned. Out Of this Morgan af-
lar, political excitement was inv olysd
that swept like hurricane all Western
New York, and Frustrated the Democra-
TIC party OF the State. Here also was frs,
printed the Book Of the Mosmons, BY
the prophet Joe Smith, who pretends TO
have dug the golden plates from a sand
hill near Palmyra.
The result OF this wonderful imposition
IS now seen IN strange developments in
Utah 1t was in Rochester tha, the Fox
e'ris brought out the mysterious sounds
known as the Rochester knockings.
From this sprung the modern spiritual
system, numbering judge Edmond. sen.
or Talmadge, and other eminent men
among Its votaires The most recent
Rochester mystery was the strange dis.
appearance Of Miss Emma Moor in No.
'ember last, and whose body was lately
oend in mill.race under circumstances
which deepen the mystery.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
FARM FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned offers for sale a rsry valua
bic farm adjoining the town of Upton. Said
farm consists of $40 acres ~ FIRST CLASS LAND
being LIS acres under good fnce 100 acres
now under cultivation i2o acres Of first rate
Timber most of which is CHOICE young Timber.
Also, plenty of good down Timber. Theirs ID al
On this farm much valuable meadow land.
There is also the farm 40 good grated
bearing frait trees. There is also on the farm
thee Houses and a brick yard. One Of said
Houses is a good frame House with stone base
men'- and one and one half story above, contain
ing nine different apartments. Also. a good
frame barn, with an excellent side hill stable I'M
derneath.
THIS farm is for sale cheap, and on terms to
suit purchasers, as but q small portion of the
purchase money will be required to be paid
down, and the balance to remain for long term
Of years, If desired, with interest
no22tf SAMUEL LONG, Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Notice.

is hereby given that William c Dillin, has
been appointed BY the county court adiuinistra
tor of the estate Of William Z. DiIlin, deceas ed
late of polk township in the coouty of &c Al
All those inde btea to the estate are requested
10 come forward and settle the same without
delay, and those having claims against said
estate will present their accounts for imme
date settlement
aug iota SOL WILLIAM c. DILLIN admir-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15

At the first m.etlng OF the new Town
Council Of Upton. held las, Monday,
J. w. Caiell was elected president, and
Geo. Bsgly clerk. At meeting on Sat,
urday evening, Messrs. s. S. Daniels &
spicer were appointed committee to
prepare q revised charter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
DIR. w. q. SCOTT.

Tenders his professional services to the peo-
pie OF T'pion and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases of long standing. Office for the
present at the house Of S. s. Daniels
RtFFtRhScE.-The t. Guilty Of Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Starting Mrdi-
cal college Ct lumhus Ohio; pennsy yania Hos
ptta phiade pha; Dr.. HUFF w heeling
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Canb bridge.

Tins Is the name given 70 a village recently
laid out IN SECTION -. township VI, " r. | "
OF the , p. NJ, ia Cedar Co. iowa. II Is
located upon the line Of he
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
at the point where the rail road crosses Spring
Creek l. miles east If Upton Several build!
lngs ere being erected at The present time One
building is being erected 2tft. front by ilft
deep, TO be occupied a. a store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohto II is TO be completed
by the Isl day OF April 1852 A stock #
goods 10 The amount Of Str Ilonsauf Dollars
have been purchased and are now on their yay
hi'her. One other store house viii be COM
ple'ed by the middle IT April and several other
1uilthngs win be erected during he coming
season
| now offer ali Mechanics
FREE TITLE FOR \ LOT OF Lot, 70
buiid upon.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabinst-maker
Shoemaker, Ctar-fnakrr, Wagon make and
good Carpenter and Masons. II is a end
settlement, good water and healthy !aes alton.
Any person Of pesa9 can have Lot FIRE
Of Chage to build upon. any time between this
and the 18th tf July next-tha building to be
erected al any time during The year
For fnrthec information inquire on the
premises Of CANADA Me0LLOl Gil.
have also uaiuproved land Tor safe situated
near Cambridge. Ire lanA IS supplied with
Il g wood sufficient to use for years to come,
and we'll watered.
az We want all Temperance men or nona
= Temperance, Love anu Reform" is our
motta TIbtf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-15
Religious Services.

At the Methods, Epicopal Church IN linton
reeuiariy each sabbath at lot o clock A. M.
AT the Congre gatona,ist Caurch, regularly
@ach sabbath at IL o'clock A. NJ. and in the
7'enlns al clock. by the Rev. Ii. w. Cobb.
Al the Court house in Upton. on the first Sab
"a, IN esGh month, at lol-2 O'Clock A. NJ by
the Rev. Shelton Riley. -
IN the PRESBYTERIAN Church every other Sab.
:, at haf past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev George