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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
~ Congress appropriated at its last

E Congress appropriated at its lasi
session @
For surveying the necessary base, me-
ridian, standard parallels, township and
section lines IN Kansas and Nebraska, fif-
ty thousand dollars:
For salary of Surveyor General of Kan
sas and Nebraska, two thousand dollars
For clerk hire. Office rent, fuel, and
incidental expenses in Kansas and Ne
braskas fsix thousand dollars being al
lowed for Office rent, fuel, and inciden-
tai expenses, fourteen thousand three
hundred dollars. -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
Printers Wanted.

Wanted immediately at this Office three
practical printers. ne-of whom is com.
petent of doing press-Work, one to fll
the post of foreman, and one to work at
ease. None need apply but good work
men, of temperate and industrious hab-
its. = ssa 80.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24

On The ist inst, n the q. s. Senate,
Mr.. Seward, from the committee on the
post-ofice. proposed . rlan foz = yeekly
mail 70 and Iom San Ersnciscos snd some
point on the Mississippi. Trip to occupy
fourteen days. Letters prepaid. per hall
ounce, fifty cents: mail No. 70 weigh over
two hundred pounds: remuneration &c.
600 per trip. Il from any cause the
naii Is delayed beyond sixteen days, pay
Tor that tFip to be for5eited Il. three sue
cessiye delays occuf beyond that time.
contract forfeited. Contract commences
within one year.. Ordered to be printed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
The 1fsfala Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, Feb. a, 1855,

EH. A. BILLNss, Esq, is1our authorized
General 4fgeat for the HTald IF Ffsedo1s. and
all his contracts pertaining to the paper will be
binding on the firm. Letters addressed to Us at
Buffalo. n. Z, viii be promptly attended TO by
him. Emigrating parties and individuals, en-
requested to give him q call at his Office, No. 20
Niagara Temperahee Honse. -. - !.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
IL. W. .WIFHEkS,
Sheriff of Lafayette county. NJ

What security has any ,shis nan who
passes through Missouri that he win not
be arrested, thrown into prison. and de-
tained three months, and finally sold into
perpetual bondage to pay bis jsil fees?
Would It not be well TO consider this mat
tera The case at Independence, which
we copy from the Occidental Assszgsr,
published in that place. may not be an
isolated transaction. 80
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24

~ Hon. VIZ. II. SEwARD has been
reelected to the United States Senate for
the term of six years, from the 4th of
March next. s-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
It's Influence.

The effects of slavery are wen por-
trayed in speech of Albert Pike, be-
fore Southern Convention recently held
in New Orleans. He said: a es
at is time that we should look about
us, and see in what relation we stand to
the North. From the rattle with which
the nurse tickles the ear. of the child born
in the South, to the shroud that covers
the cold form of the dead, everything
comes to us from the North. We rise
from between sheets made in northern
looms, and pillows Of northern feathers,
to wash IN basins made In the North, dry
our boards on northern towels, and dress
ourselves IN garments woven In northern
looms we eat from northern plates and
dishes: our rooms are swept with north
ern brooms, cur gardens dug with north
ern spades, and our bread knesded IN
trays or dishes of northern wood or TN /;
and the very wood which feeds our fires
is cut with northern axes, helved with
hickory brought from Connecticut and
New York. !"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24

kE One fault can never justify the
commission Of another. ..'..s'...s.... S. !. =.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24

H The price Of advertising IN the
London Illustrated News is six cents per
uord. The London Times has recently
largely increased It's rates, which. COM
pared with those Of American newspa-
pefs, are enormous.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24

H The weather IS unpleasantiy cold.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
Cambridge.


This 10 the nauao givssao village recently
laid out in section "a, township. 81, ~ n. w.
Of the p. NJ, in Cedar 10, Iowa. II IL
located upon the tine Of tiaei csc e@s -
LYONS, IOWA CEN,;RALRAIL ROAD
Al the point where, the ssil road esasses Spring
ings are being erected 1tsMs present sime One
building is being erected 2Nft. .front by 40ft
deep, TO be occupied as a store by gentleman
from Brows Coz Ohio It's - b completed
BY the lst day of April, .lAp5, A stuck Of
goods 10 the amount q 81 fx0nIand Dollars
have been paechaked and ate bow on their way
hihes. One other store-hoase will tc com
pleted bys the middle Of April ind several other
buildings viii be erected dsriag the coming
season.
| now offer ALI Mechanics
FREE TITLES FOR A IoT Or Lots to
wv WaNTED.-A Blacksmith, G.sia.t-maker
81 oe- maker, Chair-makek, Wsgon-msker aud
a good Carpenter and Masons. II is = good
settlement, good water snd'a healthy lncstion
Any person or persoasxczn have Lot Fee
Of Charge to build upos, say time bstween this
and the Atm ef July nsSt-the building 10 be
erected II any time daring the year
For further 'cier"st'gs y. '. ss :" o. The
have also uuimprossd lspd tor sale .,tu.ted
FIRE wsod snHieisnt to use For wears 10 come
- We want al Temperance men or none
!" Temperance, Love and Reior.," is o.,'
motts. It6H
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- We are nsU, aud have been lor
TWO asonths past. exae,iis III. full i~o
dollars iran sarsiipets who have NJ,
paid theit seeonl. years sabscrir.ion. -.
We iisi-saDy -w..e .sunstic sssy hard
1T .aia, ~ -<xcs%s. ..ssass'yss as teias
bs1ly s0mka b<caas< - IL va still re-.
ssivs 900 in 'aa 10, Ire ye-t's ID.
sss;gsssA
- be9sad ysss i now hall out. aud
II - elk ~ ss.esd The time Of I'd !.
vase 1eJAssk tl,esc wosli be . hms
10 il wseswhsh. rria. paper. sasscr,ai.
~ort sad boarding have Increased ia
psicss neasly 50 per csa,. winch increases
ess eapsaves, q ,bs samc ,ime, wheat
ss4 Il kisAs Of pssdaas hare advanced
sss - sessd psies. . ,hss he issmer
hnss sssly nastss fes svery article q
pss1ss. end sscsivins his pay ia cash n
No. 6ohsss. undsr tlsess s;scumlsaance,
n ssat9y eises n . ansIl smaion u tbs
meA - will sails wsy isces because
- ssesss ~ >3.d0 aAer Visiting full
sir aslahs fss 4. oss <spraaas haze
.asssgasa slasa 80 ~ ceas upea u ].
>ssseqasacs = ~ high prices sf Gerry
shiae. ssA ~< sps ssap<lled 10 charg,
sas 1o.ss - ssstAsa ssrsslf. FAesnes'
osJh ~ = esmplaia, bssasss, We n,
sapiaG aAsa sss ssrssgshiag they prodae'
. piee = proportion y the advance Y.
~ Il shsa. Live snd l., llscs il on
s,ossAs 90 stt W eek j. usat our subscri
%~sssas~nh " spaa the snns principle
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

4 LIVERY STABLE STOCK IN
Upton. CEDAR COUNTY, ALL
IN IOWA.
The Subscriber wishing to change his busi-
ness will 81. the above Prop srty at low prices,
and reasonable proportion OF the Purcha.e
MOasy can remain napald Cor term OF wears
secured BY Bond and Mortgage upon the Prop
erty, drawing ten per cent interest.
The lafm is situated Ia Cedar township, No.
eightv one, south Of range five West, in john
saa County, immediately on tie road from
Muscatine to C-dar Rapids, thirteen miles from
Iowa ci,y, containing sos acres, 2O6 Of which
Is under goo rail fence, and W tn the mate
rial upon the premises for the binding OF two
miles boa d and ., wed post fence, the building
Of which 10 now in progress, fifty acres under
nice cultivation with TWENTY-FIVE acres more to
Do broke 10 June, one hundred acres of good
timber, beating apple orchard Of numerous
and well selected varieties. runolrg and
sever failing stream Of water passing through
the dAce, Zee by springs and sufficiently large
for Milling purposes, on which - now erected
ana upon the premises . good substantial oui!t
saw Min, which is doing good business, with
two dwelling houses, one u log, and the other
newly finished frame, with two stables, a
lares ouantty of lime stone and brick material,
and numerous living springs Of lime stone wa
ter vel distributed, with scattering timber for
sh ,de trees, stock shelters, &C.
Tai: farm is situated up0n the banks OF Ce-
dar river, about one half OF which Is river bot
toms. the balance 10 land. Iii short, with It's
naiura, sdvantagesf for the raising ct stock. con-
necied with it, water power and LOCALITY, It IS
considered one Of the best stock farms ~ Iowa
A few horses, sheep, hogs and cattle, Together
with good vasisiy at farming utensils, two
lumber wagons and harness, &C., Re-, wall be
spk With the farm. The town property 10 An
amosa consists OF two frame buildings which
sre occupied a. stores On 6rst 6cor, and me
ehap,cS ehoFs and business Offices above, which
are now hsing thoroughly repaired and newly
paintsd, &C., situated opposite ne Asamoss
Hotel, and ccrnering On Main and Hickory sts.
Al,e. ons dwelling house IN gos9 repsu on
aickery street, and adjoining the stores: also,
two vacant town lots. The livery stock cen
s;,ts 81 nine hsfses. two hacks, 6se buggiss
fhses st double harness, SIX set single do, one
saddle. eight buffalo robes, one lumbsr wagon,
Ac. There is no opposition 70 Ibis stable u
TScton. AID - or 20 horses viii hnd Pisn' J
10 De her including the above stock.
ro- ertis particulars In relation 10 In
fsr,, enquire u 5 s BHynton upon the prem
ises For tho tsws prsperty IN Anarnos., en-
cm.ra a. lie Hos. Josepii I'm, Ut Analnosa.-
for the iyery Stock, Of 9. L. Douglas at TIP
-. Or q Tho Guhsessbes ct Ris residence IL
49,, Gear Csualy, Iowa.
Msy 2l~t, 10. = . LEWIS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30


Csisowsaa Some Of the eGsc,s Of
i1sissl powder ere wonderful. wAsa
i h.Asafsd Up in the open air and u.
asAsd these 10 no report, bat ia,le effect
= sssdsesd. 4 small quantity open aud
ignitsd in room forces the air ouswsrds,
- - - blow cut the Window; but the
same quantity confined in bomb with.
IN abe same room, and ignited. the tears
inpieces the whole house. Coun. Rum.
fesa leaded<s mortar with one ..wens;eth
ot en ounce Of powder, and placed upon
ito 24l5 cannon ball ; he thca closed 10
every opening and fired the charge,
which burst the mortar with tremend.
oils explosion aud lifted up its enormous
weight. He also pa, twenty grains Of
powder in acyIindricaI space, which i,
JUS, fitted, and upon being fred, it tore
assundera piece Of iron which would
have resisted strain of four Hundred
thousand pounds. --Naional h.'eliigea-
Ger. " e. s..as s. a.n ss#a.a ga.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

~ fAf sesl;1.aat ks,4-ses, s3hureir in Tipts;.
resssayG ssa, sslaath 4: lot o.elask 4, 4 49, :,
.aAssAS coaxFcsstfs,a .lss gAute'., - .nIariy
~ssh aagyata 1t VI acanck 4. III. ana IN the
evening - u . el0sk.ty ths Re- n. W. & Obj
Atthe Cosst npns insf4Pspn sonshc It's, Sab.
barb In eacA neath. . iOi.s o'cIoek A. NJ. BY
-she ksy. 3helt0a Riley. -
IN The Presbyterian Church every other Sab.
6stA It half pass 10 o'clock 4. u, by Roy. George
D. Porter.
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The Book Trade in
IOWA.

p
nussatiss 1--we. 10
Would call the asssnsion Of the Trade. and Of
country merchants generally 10 his
large ssork Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK WORKS
WRITING PAPERS, STATIONERY
Wall PaPEE
MISCELLANEOUS BOohS,
AZ, Q. which have been bon n. ~ srclt ARE
quantities direct from the publishers a4d man
uf,etarats IA the eastern titles aud a. shs .oa
est cash prices that lie il able 70 defy all eompe.
tilion and can sell 70 hooks ers and merc hsnts
At Chicago and ct Louis prices.
Among his stock now in store or shipped to
him fsoin the east MAY be found
G72s of Mct,afiey's Eclectic Readers
$685. Sanders parkers snd Denmanis do
i3Si Rey's arithmeties and algshrps
2ls5 Thompson,s do do
4lsl Davies. do DO
1894 do Higher Mathematics
los: colburn's Adams rsoddsrd's and Smiths
- arithmeties
42ss Wells billions ana klrkham4 gram p
3ls7 smiths Browns clark's and Penneo's do
1877 Bibles and PRAYER books
Msi stischcrs smith sand 0iney's gsograbhi'.
1895 sie Ine ntary spellsrss, "a
31dl bther school books asedfn lowa
81 gross states
1895 Mat cap and folio post do
t9ll tissue and wrapping do
sisi rolls wall do
329l window do
1871 quires medium dsMy and cap iedgers Jour
nals and rceoros
slsI II bound taaers day books aud rec ords
III gross pass books aud tuck mslnorand ums
-. steel pens
lsss so.siinus law books
| 1855 medical do
a :. Il,,,.x. a
$50 mott houss Including silawnas fsaiIistas
! seg saglnina sse,a HalletIiab Harp of the South
sacred .a1io,foh- ac. &c.
lss copies instructions books for the piano organ
meiud.an viodn sceoraeon guitar IL.
j ta,,Ut bad white ioe aud card eas,tois
Ale larsa stock IT
| gold pens
| 6ne n sct It ent'ery
pnr.emr nacs, pocket. bill aud
| blank books, ladies' rcticues, card ca
| SEES. furnished yals's. porto los, msthe-
/ ma ical instruments, sheet muse chcss
! men. writing desks, Ae. SC.
i An rr aha,c stock
',e viii sell
! WHOLESALE AND FFTNfr
! 4 tie <r.v lowest rates.
! BOOkSE.IERs AND v',rHA Ia,
/ asd all o.hfrs no wish 10 buy % L aid tta
stock the Largest A.a t. sEitt-I
| IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere.
aA ORDER taied sish prcmrsness "a n ~
1 lowest rites.
! g. Cash p.'a = rsys
y uges.ne. icvs as
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
lllED.

n K.ehss.er, ivsa, on the 22nd last, Mar
1ot, wife Of Isaac Wise. agsd 70 yssrs and
Il 1yG nss ulasss var but two moashs snd
tWslss AAys. ~ leaves : iargs circle Of
esieaAs 10 aouam Aar los. NJ. m4s.
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sl41ar.

1as 1ss.ts~ [ Mich. Free Press
issaala6e . sia6slas occurrence which
<ssh yaGsssia slAs village las Wednes.
AAy. 1tis sveaiag sow belonging to
4,as u ~ ciaissae Mere. exhibited symp-
ns-1ksS 41ksssshs ballet that shs had
bss.Alasa y ! nassasssga, { ) small
asssis = s1elsnalE.) }. end ,iq order .I'e
mssss ssseily = dooos her. 30 waa ~,
iais = kAea sshisA sas ossspisd Tor eta.
blisg ssxss AYrs%s The mex. morning.
on entseA,e. NJ bsrn. tissew was found
Dr. - ths horses. had all become
Md A siiE They wers removed 70
- sbsS ss4, and. aAsr being moved
essse3al Md, recovered their sight.
n Aeaj(s ysry elsss ess. and il is
sappssslsks inesrs sad psisoaed a.nos-
sAsss essssaaSa - ~ ~ naa have
1pGutsss1 - anas q shisgs IT,
1sssAaws ssss ssairsly recovered. Es
olr1Do D1ANm snsas lsr xaasAs.
A - = 60. sfSa Lssis, ~As
snklm1 aCos1 iasAs asaslac-
- @16v dlss6sa d frame work
= - &C., sslA . 01sssday lsse. q
6is Assssay-sis ssaAy-.sAs houses
= siDieaas Of KAaass, Tor the sum q!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

- We INK ssrstui psvasat OF the
i.sseg frsA NJ. pafk of she parkvills
LsaiaA6y, which wc take from a ST.
L,ais papes. :.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
FARM FOR SALE
IN SPRINGDALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale Eighty Aerea
L Of Land, being the East half Of the North
East quarter Of Section nine. o. T.~aship sew
ling House ON the premises: also. . Young Or
chard. snd part Of the Land under cuitiyasipr.-~
For further particulars enquire Of
s@ - TIE TARER
Springdale, Cedar Co.
Nav 7th, IS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

U3Hk:k 4 ROBINSON,
Forwarding Z Comnniosiou
MERCHANTS. Z
GENERAL SFE1MDO.fT Agents..
DsGl~. - sin. CsMe~l, &c, &c.
Water Street, hRusca,ine, Iowa.
Refereuees-S0. .KidAeY. Bsstcn. r.
Chill. Pratt. SEQ, 81 Louis, Hoseh,slsihg &
SasphsrA, Chicago; T. W. Ajssan1w 4 Co
Chicago. OadM = 'epp, Dnfisngooa, J. 3,
LAnG1r end Co, Asek tolanA. J. 6. HatcA
and % lvts L ~ Johns, tgnscstine. TSc
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WARRANTED a coon"
SELF-RAkISG REAPER.

SDsAA Az
MOI only has il proved 10 % . rood Reaner !.
but II saves the hard labor ard txpen.s 81 fA9ihg
of by hand does the ,yu X better tAan : mai.
partica' ariy in lodged or hesyY crop, And
saves considerable per cent. ~ tse careful
taniliag Of the graiii. The talndisss lea, ars
deposited in so good ordet fer binding, thsA
farmers say that one FIFTH 10 cne-shird 81 re
hali,ts are saved In haG ,nz. lesiacs, the GraiH
beng laid straight il is we'll secarsA IN .ths
sheas, ard res MT drop outin tas after hAsf-
ling. aud IS not * posed in The issA. 81.
Price Fl self Kaking Reaper $40 IS to
arcasapasy the order. Or r1l53 esslge IN ad :
vance, or on RECEIPT II the Reaper.
Varran ted 10 be Coed Mower.
Farmers have Generosity SAID, that 10 p+'fec,
t1s machine Rad anv 70 make il work a.
Htii IN grass a. IN sgll-. THIS have II
q" steceaded IN 4 z. xAd viii tow waf
tati II 4. 1 Mowcr,
Price Of Mow-ag hat md extra kn,se, $50 ),
SO = accompany re a.dsr. FL SIS cash II
savaace, OF sses,pt ot ~ Mower.
II under. gned as agent win supp.y
Cedsr and adj 2iaing CoantNs- hr-
4rS wl>hiag - purchase vii address
WILLIAM Lea.
is IN sirrSs, fs&s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

Persons knowing themselves to be inde6ted
tc me b. STORE account, are hereby not.Eed that
they sssst set the same eor;hwi.l,. MY
book OF acc cunts have been ler with Joseph r.
Snyder ESQ, a the Post 0fise, where al &C
e,,lats r,us; be settled By cash or Aas-b.lls, By
hte LEI q June sexf, Or costs wsu b. made en
then. THOMAS v. NARAASS
C2l-4~
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r.. @. PlATT, :
ATTORNEY AND C0UNeEL0R

w ILL Purchase and sell Real Estate. locate
w l.and Warrants, attend 10 the Paymsut II
Taxes, Investigation II titles, convey aneing, &c.
Particular attention given 10
collections.
ALI BUSINESS INYnUsrED TO HAS Gaze, WALL
N ATTENDED 70 WITH
ProapenSss SO FiAelfty.
O6ce in the Court House with sAs ~
cordsr. Tiptes, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

Ws'wssv plessed 10 see the uni.
tsss9ay vhish esis,ed u the school meet.
- ~ sssstay ~yss;ug. Th. sustain.
10 - ~ asd ssfasins 10 divide lLe
iiasia sea stsch N the history ii the
600 lsng 70 b rsmembered. - !, will
Assuss - - seheol which will BE- the
side = - tlscs and m hsner 70 each
sapsssssN
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pOWERS 4 co.


AYE have on hand a Variety Of RoMsets, re-
manning rrom last season, d ~ tho style
aoas not differ very mA.criall, from the presi nj,
those who want " buy,
! cheap Rcmsts.
IT . ,out es.-sh rd ID. than the regular psices,
can do at -se..s
6Gnlah's Val lely store,
: DAVENPORT.
We shall close them out at COST, aud
invi,e the attention OF Milliners and oil
wanting CHEAP BONNETS.
II. n. SMITH.
April eth, SO.
nQ2.lmo.
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st. Louis, Nav Is.

st. Louis, May Is Re
Gen Cratiot died here to-day.
Accounts from upper Missouri repre-.
sea. tie. Sioux indians very hostile. as.
senbling to war agains, the whites.
The Missouri is very low to the mouth
Of the Plat e. ....z :
No snow in the mountains. rs .fa.sH
Kansas news uninpor,aa,
iteavy rains fur several days past.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30

~W6esls Ussy tesdess 70 ~kcu X
- issk.s( editorial shis week, as bust.
usp tD'N1sd = a~ay from home. and
siiae - Asns - ss,sssiaa was 20 taken
uP ~ ~ h1ve not had sime.,o- a.
.n1Ssspaes. ~.
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Ai@ advertisements.
A GRAND SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM IN JOHN.
SON COUNTY. ALSO. A VERY
DESlR ABLE TOWN PROPERTY
IN ANAMUSA. JONES COUNTY
A LIVERY STABLE STOCK IN
Upton. CEDAR COUNTY. ALI.
fN INV
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@ 50 ak II s. at +.
Automatcn, o.
SELE- RAkING.
Reaper e Mower!

] 1.-THE frs y Laih in 1854,
40 used succ essfuily IN 1853.
300 III 20 different states Ia lSJi
1000 building Tor the harvest Of 1856
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w.. P. Ros.ssos.
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DURNELL & CO., Pr0prie tors.
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Sec advertisement =. Ns..c stsi Lab Ilation II
so:isr celsnss % thisl,aPer. 8
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-12-20
INST PUBLISHED BY

,,1uE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiladelPhla'I
Report on spermatorrhoca, or Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, the Vice of 0nanism Ma,
and 0hsF s bs srrore 81 and md isee
a. s;Oa ef Onaeks, and valuable advice to the afflicted
hU bUTS Geo R Calhoun NJ D., Consulting Surgeon OF
the Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa, oenes-
.he Tnst;tnt;on established by special endowment
Sor the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted
witt "virulent and Epidemic Diseases r. copy d:sd oi
the above Report Rep will shase Re on the receipt Of
shvnop stomns for postage Address Dr. GEORGE CAL
1p; S1niIN No 3 South Ninth-St., Philadelphia ia.
Dec 13 ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-12-20
VALUAB LIE
GkTAMBA LANDS FOR SALE.

IN Tuesday, the 9Th DAY of JANUARY next,
" Gen. j. A. YOUNG, as my agent, will sell upon
the premises, my Land, lyingon the Catawba River
and Cathey's Creek, in Mecklenburg County, one
mile below Beattie's Ford, known as the Cathey
Lanl The tract contains about "
$50 ACRES,
about IT'S Acres of which is river and creek bottom.
About 200 Acres of the tract is cleared and in cut
walton, the balance is the first quality of
WELL-TINIBERE UPLAND,
lying favorable for cultivation. Mr.. Joseph Wilson
living on the river one mile below the land, will at
any time show the premises to any one wishing to
purchase. This has always bsen considered one OF
the most
DESIRABLE FARMS
on the Catawba or in Mecklenburg county, not only
on account of the quality of the SOIL but also be-.
cause of it's being situated healthy locality and
in most desirable neighborhood
Any information respecting it can be obtained
from Mr.. Joseph Wilson, near the land, or from
Gen. Young or myself in Charlotte.
Terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day of sale.
\. II. GRAHAM.
Nav % d6 IT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-12-20
Commissioners Sale.
Bill for Partition.

.trahc!la May a"d other.
BlI iof L lftlllOH.
John May ani oilers.
y obedience to ;i.c ,.ll,r Of tie Court of Equity,
4 r.~&cl at ChamhrrS. viii cXlosc to public sale
4, orl; Court House. OH the FIRST MONDAY IN
JANUARY. lSIri. .ic i,':rwir.. tract "f Land:
One Tract known a. the Hone Place, contain
ing 1jSI ACRES. One other tr""t, Known as the
'.Alilncr Tract" containing T. A'"sn>. One 9TH
or troct known ae the ..iIrIlw, ~ = = - routarinr
III ACRES. The above iani. sl'i Ion Partition ami
division AMONGST TIC htrS.!aw and distributes Of
the c-;a;c "f Vim. :. May. deceased.
TEr,iS--Ca:! il sufficient TO | y the cost Of tins
sat the ha!airr on crc'li, Of : ,. and years,
with iu,crc>; from date, tho purchaser t" give bond
arI .ooi surcticS f.r the payment Of the purchase
money. jNO. l." Nl'LEh, e. T.: u d.
Commissioners Office 50
Yorky;lIr. :. e.. Nov :.th. lSij, IL Ut
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-12-20
CAUTION ,--FoRMANs IRON PL0W.

TAvING purchased of the Patentee of FOR
I'll MANS IRON PLOW, the right to manufacture
and sell said Plows in the Districts Of York and
Chester, the undersigned are determined to prose-
cute all violations of their rights. They are now
entering suit in the United States Court against one
person in this place, who has assumed to manufac-
ture and sell said Pows without authority; and they
give warning to all persons who may purchase of
him that they too are liable, and that suits will be
entered against every person who uses any Plow Of
his manufacture. This notice they give that per-
sons vino choose to buy his plow may do so with
their eyes open, and with the understanding that
they will have to stand suit in the u States Court.
:: LETSON & ROTHROCK.
Yorkvlle, Oct II, 1855. 40 If