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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

They will be discharged from the roof Of
the old pi,tillery, under the direction ofl3
Of the most experienced Pyro,sshpists
floating seats will be provided in the'Covs
for the officials, members of the Osder and
Ladies. The following is the fF
PROGRAMME.
Grand Fodesqaib Of bonbsss -.t
and FilliHusti6catus,
with long, ,bushy and odoriferous taifa :
.Rigolets, contortionets and twixifcstors.
Bengal meymaids, in q light blaze.
Ascension OF the grand Howdijah,
magni6ccntly illuminated and
emitting parachutss of Sugar Candy.
g, Bombusticles. =;
Terapins with Anchovie sauce.
There will be an Iintermission of half an
hour, during which the following exercises
will be had - ..
Refreshments. t
Music by the Bengal Tigers.
An, address by Professor Franklin Macy,
Of New Bedford,
on the blessings of Know Nothingism.
Grand Ascension OF suspended
members of . ts =
the Sons of Temperance -.
who have occasionally imbibed.
Graud Fudejoi Of "a
French, English and Turkish rockets, from
Seyastopol,
with Americaniz,G Russian tails,
Serpentines, Wolverines, Bulspeks and
ccrn-crackeSs.
Panoramic scene OF politicians turning y
somerset fromtheir party tothe
X. Ms, to save their Offices,
enveloped in green flames.
Grand Hierobuslifcstion,
illustrative of the dissolution of tbs com
:. glomerated elements of.ths -.
X. Ms. SO
Grand dissolving view Of the
Happy Family,
exhibiting monkies, rats, tadpoics, skunks,
B shanghaes, raccoons, ees, catfish,
gruntors and codwollopsrs.
An emaciatei jackass brilliantly illaminat-
4a cd. ~
Grand Vignctte,S :
composed of scorpions, rngtailroarerSs
BaSboons, Know No,hingss
Mormons, snapdagsons, aaligsxcrsS
ibatrosses and rhinoscerosscs.. =
+. sTAis grand finale is demonstratve Of the
confusion off the political elements Of tho
present day its termination will ibs' ans~
nounced by grand blowout by the -
,AnticatholiescmbaTbarianpseudo
Observation-Disclosures u umentsaxawaxytup-
pinny Observation-Disclosures
ivenatorsofantiqua OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

The "dodge" Of Hiss and his counsel in
producing vile woman whose name 10
Mrs Patterson lAnd then proving that she did
not 60 to Lowell with the committee, and
never saw him until this week, will only add
to the disgust Of him and his character, and
stren,hen the conviction of his guilt, in the
community. Of course, his woman went
under an assumed name--he knew enough
for that.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

IRosrHoRpE The Pioneer Preacher. BY
Paul Creyton. Boston Phillips, ,Samp-
son e. Co. 1855.
The author Of this volume is very sue
cessiu in his books for children, and while
they amuse, great deal Of valuable infor.
nation is impaired. In the present instance
he has painted truthful picture Of Pioneer
life, simple, natural, and fresh, with quiet
cooring Of humor in it, now and then, and
the atmosphere Of novelty investing the
whole.
For sale by c. E. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

The LAST WoKD.-A bill IL before the
Massachusetts Legislature providing that
thereafter in this Commonwealth, in tho tri::
al Of all indictments for offences punishable
with death, the counsel for the prisoner shall
be entitled to the,closing argume mt before
the Jury"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

The EpUcATior DEMANDED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE u. STATS. A Discourse by
Francis Wayand. Boston: Phillips,
Sampson g. Co. 1855.
This Discourse was delivered by DR..
Wayland at Union College, Schenectady.
July 25, 1854, on the occasion of the fitch
anniversary Of the Presidency Of Eliphalet
Mott, ID. d., l.. l.. ID. 1t is one of its learn
ed authors most able and mastery produc-
tions.
For sale by G. E. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

FAMILY Prayers for each morning and
evening in the year with reference to
appropriate Scripture Reading. BY
Rev. John Cumming, ID. ID. Philadel-
phia /: Lindsay e. Blskiston. 1855.
These two volumes, like everything
which omanates from the pen Of The learn
ed and able author, are calculated to- bene'
fit all who use them. lie has devoted the
lcizure hours Of his busy hfe for four years
in their preparation. The language Is sim
pie and beautiful, and within the compre-
hcnsion Of all classes in life /; and the spir-
!, is humble, pure and fervsnt.
For sale by A. J. Ward and e.. Z. Han-
nett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

PREPAID 'LET2ERs.-The instructions
from the Postmaster General are that "let-
tiers on which the three cent postage has
been prepaid, but which on weighing at
the office proved to be chargeable with. six.
cents" shall be forwarded, and the addition
al postage he collected when delivered
So with any letters accidentally under-paid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
CHARGE OF THE TIGHT BRIGADE -

large OF THE TIGHT BRlGADE.s
At the bar. a, the bar, ''@ '' '.' F''
At the bar numbered,
Thundered with fercest din, .-fi
Topcrs one hundred.
There stood those thirsty men,
Thirsty one hundreds;
Calling for drinks in vain,
The b,rkeeper slumbersd;
Iiark, there's sound from one
List how the curses come,
From each aud every one
Of,hc dry one hundred.
Into the bar they pitch,
Noble old topers. =.
For up came an order which
Pleased these old soakers.
"Forward. the Tight Brigade
Take the bar" Mugg,ns said.
Into it undismayed,
Pitched now each drunken blade
Pitched the one hundred.
"Forward, the Tight brigade :"
Gods, wha, charge they made I!
NJ man was there afraid,
No person blundered
Theirs but to drink their fill.
Theirs but TO have swill,
Theirs not to pay the bill,
All yes they knew il we'll
Knowing one hundred
Bottles to right Of them.
Bottles TO lett Of them.
Bottles in from, Of them,
Labeled and numbered ;
Nobly they fought and well,
There many hero fell,
Covered with blood and beer.
Beer thi, they loved so we'll,
Gallant one hundred
Raised now each nose in air,
See what 10 under there,
Mugs charged with lager besr---
All the v0rld Wonoersd
Fiercsr tho revsi grows.
Rsddss each blazing nose.
. Faster the liquor Aows.
Under the table goes
Half Of the hundred
Bottles TO right Of them.
Bottles TO left OF them,
Bottles all round them,
Emptied sn1 sundered
Out from that dreadful room.
Out from that dark saloon,
Came forth berry fams.
Game fourth dismal moan,
But none OF the hundred.
When they awokc again,
Oh how thor hoads did pain
No person wondered.
Honor the Tight Brigade
Honor the charge they made :
The drunken one hundred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
NEW PU BLICA TION

Qua WORLD or, The Shareholders
Daughter. New York: Miller, Orion &
Mulligan. 1855.
The object of the author in this volume
is to give true picture Of Southern socie.
ty in its various aspects, and to show thai
the institution Of Slavery is directly charge.
able with the various moral, social and po-
ltical evils which are detailed in the took.
It is a work of great merit and sterling in
tercst the style and language is bold, clear
and powehal, and cannot fail to make
favorable Impression On all who readit, I'M
less their prejudices in favor Of Slavery are
so strong that no power of argument and no
eloquence Of language can convince them.
1t contains several illustrations, and is is
sued in fine style.
For sale by c. E. Hammctt, Jr. and A.
J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

IxrosrAsr rf1Hur-Tbc' gratifying
s,atsmen, wasJnadc by Mr~Kimball, chair
n,sh OF The ssUmmittee De1.4 that the
prescnte scssion Of the Legislature was
drawing towards its clo,e.--BostOn Post .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Advices from Utah, Of March Is.,mcnsion
tina, Col. s,cptoes sppcin,useni 10 succeed
Brigham Young, caused ercs, discen,en',
and petitions were IN cireulst,en Pfayi"g
fos ,l,c reappsntrneuf of Young.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
poetital.,
IFor the News.l
LINES TO SUMMER.

-. ~ -
rJEsNy,-s.y.
iIons 10 see the fields again.
Clothed with their vsrdure green /;
To tread the lit,ls path that winds
Down by the bubblins stream.
I long to hear the whip0'will
Trill sweet her roundalay.
While feated on yon mossy bank
Watching the waters play.
Thrice welcome back those liule birds.
That sought a Southern homo,
Ere winters blast had chilled alas
The shelter Of sheir young.
Again I'D hear your warbling notes.
Songsters Of summer hours,
Again I'D seek your loved retreat.
Entwined with bsauteous aowers.
OIL would leave these festive halls
To dwell where nature smiles
In al her varied lovsliness,
Far from these scenes Of pride.
Glad I'D leave the fattering train.
Companions oi M hour
II but 20 watch the little bee
Fitting from flower to flower.
love 10 hear her little hum,
A. she gathers her golden store,
30 happy seems she as she sips.
Sweets for her treasured bower.
o, tor an hour mid natures wilds,
Far from the haun,s Of men,
Where nature wreathes her choicest aowers
To crown her diAdem..
There spread my couch whore Of I've sat,
Whore dreamed from hour to hour,
Thsrs t~ined . rose mid eversrsens.
To deck my own sweet bower.
sigh 70 see me hills again
Clothed with their verdure green,
To tread that i,tt 10 path that winds
Down by yon silvery s,rsnm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

WHrRE u SAmf-- The anniversary Of
the landing Of lot Of foreigners In James,
town, in Virginia, is to be extensively eele-
brated in that State on the 18th Of Msy,with-
in lew days before the election. Can Sam
permit such manifest treason
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

John Weston, fusion member Of the
Indiana Senate, is engaged In the manufac-
tnre Of whiskey in Noble ssun,y. He was
elected BY thc temperance moral reform
party.EB Boston Post
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Cob Bef,enis COW in Washington, and s
prepared 10 renew his labors wirh The pen,
with his accustomed assiduity. lie Is said to
be looking remarkably well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

-Hc who receives good tsrn, should
never forget it he who does .oner should
never remember IT, .t-. 49,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
GRAND FINALE.

The grand performances Of the day win
close with the most magnificent exhibition
Of Fire Works ever seen in the world
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Alter The inauguratlcn ot tlie new oihcer,
the pro cesson will be reformed in the
same order and escort the Governor to his
quarters, where grand salute Of three vol
leys Of ,orpedoes will be fired the process
sion will then escort the Lieut.. Governor to
his quarters n Uncle Mats hotel in Mill
street, where grand salute OF three big
phizes will be fred. The salutes will bs
under the direction Of aCol. Of Artillery"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

FnoM MExtco.--A letter from Vera
Cruz to the New York Herald says that,
on the 9th inst, the only paper in tie city,
{ Ell Eco del Commercio) published an
extra, giving an acooun, Of battle won
by II, s. ". over the rebels, and the
capture of city -- Alvarez and his sen
having had very narrow escape. The
same paper also stated that Col. Moreno,
who had passed over to Alvarez with the
column under his command, had been
captured by some Of Santa Annals troops
and shot; and that his Highness was
about returning TO Mexico city. But the
Tath Of the whole affair is, that there is
no such battle won or fought, and that
Santa Anna himself caused said report to
he made out and spread, IN order 10 enter
tain the public attention while he retreats
10 Tamplco, where il is said and believed
he will embark in the English mail steam
er for Havana or Jamacia His wife lie #
Mexico city some days ago, taking with
her several artiel, $ Of furniture, and Ii is
believed she went away by the last trip OF
the English packet. which left here on
the 9Th inst. Aud this report is further to
he credited on account oil rumor curren,
here, that OH the evening OF the Sd inst.
| Madame Santa Anna had arrived N
Vera Cruz, and being cheered hy the
Guards, she stated her wish OF passing
unnouced. A carriage belonging &c
Gen, Santa Anna, and three millions o.
dollars, were embarked on board the
British mail steamer which left on the
9Th, inst,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Stems.

L,rrLr Duo. Judge Douglas was in
Richmond, Va. on Tuesday last, and ad-
dressed the peeple there. He spoke to
the Democracy from the Pulpit of the
african church Of that city. Why he
shouli have been assigned to that par
ticular field Of labor is yet matter OF
conjecture. Perhaps he has obtained a
hope" His case has certainly been n
helpless one for some time past. - Chic.
Tribune I'd.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Posrrryr Poor. A Prussiah noble.

/. PosrrIyE Poor. A Pfussiah noble.
man who had married French danseuse
At Gretna Green, and afterwards remov.
ed 10 Berlin, suspected that his wife wa
IN tire habit Of dispensing her favms 70
others thsn her lawful spouse, and desired
the Supreme Court to annual the mar
rage. The Judge, however, informed
him that such a decree could not b. is.
sued upon suspicion, but he must furnish
positive proofs and the unhappy hus.
baud was therefore obliged TO pocket hi,
dshonor aud retain his wife. Return
ing home n, a late hour on the ensuing
night, he found his faithless wife in bed
in the arms Of The identical Blackstone
who had delivered the logical opinion
EnrageI beyond measure, he drew prs.
',ol and shot The Judge in the leg, without,
however, infllctine a dangerous wound.
Probably. at a future trial, he viii have
positive proof
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

ptsJ" President Pierce has found a
friend n, last, bu, in a quarter, alas
where friendship is fatal. The Charles
ton, s. G. Mercury has nominated him
Tor reelection That paper can by no
means understand why the Southern
people should feel any necessity for hunt.
ing mp n Candidate for the Presidency.
&" We have tried the President" il urges,
I" and know what he is. In no insta nee, 2
il says, "has he failed to defend the con-
stltuional rights Of The South" We are
afraid the President was born to bad
luck. His official candle, pale and flick :
ering as it ts, will be hopslessly e.-
tinguished il he encounters many puHs
like these.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

FasrEsr TIVE on Rrcoap. Some
very fast trotting cas- taken place on the
ice in the St. Lewrence river Mt Ogdeus-
burg, N. Y. II we may believe the an
nails Of the turf of that illt, on the second
day Of March, lib Human, Rochester
mare Of small size, performed without
breaking her gait or making a false step,
aer mile IN f,ro minutes and trenfy- tro
seconds
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

RsahRKanIE Last Sunday
evening. girl went "a the well # Mr..
Daniel Dfiseoll, on Franklin street, in
this city, for the purpose II drawing a
buckle, OF water. but found That the rope
THas fast nj the bottom. On calling NJ.
ID. to explain the mystery, man was
found TO he At tie bottom ol the well. and
with some effort lie was drawn out H.
proved to be Christopher MURPHY. whose
home is near Maqnoke,o, Iowa IL M.
rived from Chicago Friday evening by
the cars. Saturday evening, in attempt.
ing to gel driGk Of waler, he fell into
the well, where he remained until {
o'clock, Sunday evening, rs stated
The well u 70 feet deep and the shaft Is
crooked a, that, ind has bat little in il,
Els nose was some VIA, "larked," bui
otherwise he sustained no apparent bodi,
" injury. Tie man was intoxicated
when he found the above safe lodging.
place, but he was sober enough wher
taken out.-Ga. .fdr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Mackey's Noble Song.

he tn whom this toaat We drink,
Has brought tho needy r. his door;
Or raised the wretch from ruins brink.
From the abundance Of his store
" he has soothea the meurnef's woe,
Or helped The Young merit into fame.
This night eur cups shall overflow
Ini honor to his name.
II he hc poor, and yet has striven
70 ease the load Of human earc
" to tho f,miahosl lie has given
One loaf TIA. Il IL hnrA to shtre
n, in his poverty erect
te never did Decd Of shame,
Fiji high swell drain in deep respect,
Jumper 10 his name.
Nh, rich or poor, II s'ill his plan
Has been 10 play sn honest part
II he nc'rr failed bis word tolman,
or broke : trusting womnuz heat
If emulation ERE his soul,
To snatch the need Of yiriuous fame
Fiji high wen drain a Rowing hosl
In honor of his name.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
W>nAWn0 !

Old Stand North hide tanFt Aqnafe
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS GROCEkiLs
QUEEN'sWARE HaRDW.aRE
R0OTg SHOES
u1TS CAPS
READY .MgDE CLOTHING
r1yLy GL.iSS
TTO.NS &c. 4
WE are in receipt Of the best stock o.
good. we have ever offered in this mar
ket and will sell extremely Tow Tor cash.
Thankful to the public for past iavors
We respectfully invite The attention
Of the community TO our Stock oil
Cloths,
Cass,meres,
Satine,ts, Flanncls
Lindseys Edgings, Fruits,
Dclaines, Shawls, Handkerche's
&c. SC.
Our clothing department Is full and light Tine
10. too Look nj u before purchasing
-~soors 4 sutEs-~
a good assortment and rs chep as the lowest
HAIRS A cars
"a ipeus siik-~look at them In Tact we nave
almost everything usually kept IN country store
7sy~ Giveus \ eali~-weH sell a. Tow IA the
best of,hem.
Upton Oct. nth, 1854, lasa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
New Goods.
Ann PLENTY or THIN.
Fall and Winter stock Just sesis,d htm
'.# ROsrON.

FRIEND & CuIBER TSoN
Embrace this rr, sf,snitr ~ return M ath
thanks TO this lihe Al and generous &c mmn ~.
for rast fa,c,s and patronage and "a ", u,
their eastn,nrrs and the "rest 81 manNnm. nv
they are s,ill on hand q, their ESTABLISHMENT w
the brick building en- Tive .,,rprs
CORNER OF CEhfR FIR TN s'anni
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and 81. Louis, large ami
s,,ySr,p ASSIGNMENTS or
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting MS follows
.Merremuc, Coeheeo .ftten y soH
ph,li,ps, Fall Rtrer, Globe.
Grunge, DC.
corroS aoeps.
Sh,e,inc.. Shir,ings. Osnabarghs, and
all kinds of goods for men
and boys wear,
cLerHs.
American aud French Tvilled Cloths,
.Yrs,,can and French Broad Ciotas,
FRENCn CASSlMERES,
Plain and ,willcd,
AMERICAN { .iASl.MERES,
Plain and fancy.
T,vVuuDS.
Plain and rolored.
SATTINETTS. CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS.GREYS, JEANS, &c,
E1IBBoNJD,
OF all xmas, quantities and colors.
OF all kinds. varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINEN IusrEns. SILKS, ALrAoeAs, ME-
RlNos, DE LANES, stNGHAMs, NAN
kiRs, TECHNICS. DRIILiNGs,
LINsRys AND FiANNELs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

RsMFsnEn rnrs-When the devil
has any odd job 70 10 lie always looks
about for some idle man ia do it, ana
wheneNe. any great crime has been pcr-
reiraled, the police saeacieus fellows
invariably look among the idle and
dissoluto, 10 find The criminal Persons
Who are always uselnlis employed, are
never troubled by the man with The big
stick and have 10 occasion to whistle i
keep Their courage mp, when passing =
grave yard after dark. \ good conscience
rs sale guard against ill the machina-
rans ei tEe Devil
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

NEv Yoas Mossy MAaKEr.- The
New York Erening Pest Of the DIST ult.
says that the demand for money is muck
below the supply, that NIL appearances are
in favor Of money becoming sill more
abnn Liant, and that nil The signs clearly
point out that they are only Mt the com
mencement OF an easy money market.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Mcdicated Inhalation---A new
Malhnd. -------

mos, wonderful discovery has recently
hpsn made b, DR., Curtis,for the cure oi aslh,na
cens,u,r,,cn, bren chits, coughs, eo'us A''u w.
lung rcmrlr,nts, by me,,ee'ed ihhaIa.Mh. ~
,,a and Cuspsy syHus, has accomplished the
n,st wonderful cures II asthma and consu'nP-
tn, in The cit, Of New York aud vicinity for a
few months past, ever known to man, II !:
rrpau,,ns an impression on diseases OF the lungs
ney,, before Witnessed by the medical probes.
s,,n. lsee certificates in the hands Of agents. }
The Inhaler il worn on the breast, ana undef
the linen. without the least Inconvenience, the
heat " the body being sufficient TO evaPofa'o
the .luid--suprl, the lungs constantly wan |,
healing aid agreeable yaoor. passing INTO all
the ar cells aud passages ct the lungs mar can
not possibly be reached by any other medicine.
Here IL A case Of
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

CAsApa CAN COME II "A ball was
given at Congress Hall, at Hamilton. G.
w, on the evening oil the 22d Feb, in
honor Of Washington.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
HORACE wAT,TEaEs,
Ne 333 Broadway, .Nep York.
Opposition To MOuOpOIy.
Music Ar GREATLY MpucEp Rrss.

Music Ar GREATLY HrprcEp RArss.
Notwithstanding the combination of music
dealer. 10 keep up the prices Of non copyright
music against the interests IT native composers
and their refusal 10 extend to Mr.. Waters The
couftesies OF the trade, he is making immense
ssIes-having Abundance evidence ina, he has
public countenanee aud support IN his opposition
TO The Great Monopoly, aud IN his efforts to aid
Natire Talent, ana adopt the National Currency.
His stock Of American and European Music -
immense, and the catalogue Of his own pubca-
tons ~ one Of the largest and best selected IN
tie United States. He has also made great
reduction IL the prices OF Pianos, Heioieoas and
Musical Instruments Of all kinis. Superior
toned ola octave pianos for Sl1S, $500 and
s22b, interior If as COCO quality, and instrument
as strong and as durable az those which cost
$500. Pianos Of every variety Of style aud price
up to $1,000 comprising those OF ten different
manufactures among them the celebrated
modern improved non ACE WATERS Planes, and
The first premium Foitan Pisaos of /. GtLBrnT
& Cos make, (the owners Of the Holian
patent,) Secondhand pianos at great bargains
Prices from $40 10 $50. Melodlans f'om fire
different manufactures, including the well
(tnned the equal temperament,) the best make
800. Sis, sl25, Sl35 and slsn. Smiths
Double Bank Melodeon 500. Each Piano and
and Melodeon guaranteed. The bes terms 10
schools &C. IL / per cent discount Ia cler
gymen and churches All orders promptly
attended TO. Music sent TO all parts Of the
country post paid al the reduced rates. General
and eelect catalogues and scedule cf prices IL
Pianos forwarded TO any address free OF charge.
is mo.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
ron !!

Il III UNDERSIGNED Eeer constantly On
hana large and complete assortment II
lraf and steel Also Nails and sll either arr.
s5es N Hardware.
row Pom SHAW T. EA6IEF