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The House Of Representatives, Of Tennessee,
has, by a vote Of 81 to 20, adopted resolution
declaring II TO DO tho sense OF the House, " that
the Bank Of Tennessee should be put in a gradual
state Of liquidation by the present General Az
scmbly." slat
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

Col. CLrxEss's SEcoSD LETTER. invite
the attention Of our readers to the second letter
of Col. Clemens to Gen. Cass which we COM
menoe to publish to-day. We regret that we
cannot give il entire in one issue. 3
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

NoTcE Persons having claims against the
american Organ arerequested to present them
during the present week.
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gentleman who was at Baltimore yesterday
represents the Agricultural Exhibition az a rather
inferior one, by no means equslling his expecta-
tons.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
Fire ~ B,l6nIo

BUryALo, Oct. 3l.-The machine shop Of tie
Buffalo Car Works was burned last night. Loss
&c. 00--fully insured.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

A CLERK on A HoME MISSION. clerk left
this city few days since for Mount Holly,
Maryland We wonder IL there are any votes
10 that vicinity, which can be purchasedp
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
OLD HALIFAX.

An immense American mass meeting was held
in Baltimore last evening. Messrs. Harris, A. r
Boteler, Davis, +. s. Evans, were among the
speakers Great enthusiasm prevailed Sam Is
not dead, nor does be sleep, but he Is alive and
active.
He showed himself last night, only TO lei his
friends know that he yet lives, and that he viii
not care TO make public display again until the
seventh Then he win be out in his strength and
power, for he is determined to go to bed that night
conqueror.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

Candles resembling the finest wax are now made
from coal, end from the peat boys Of Ireland. "
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
Alexandria Items.

FIREs.--On Wednesday night last, between ii
and u o'clock, a FIRE broke out In frame tene-
ment on Pitt street, between King and Cameron
streets belonging to James NJ. Stewart, which en-
tirely destroyed the house and its contents. The
house was occupied by Smith johnson, colored
man. The fire is supposed to have been. the work
Of an incendary, as there was no fire in the house,
and the occupants were absent at the time. The
fremen were soon on the spot with their apparat-
us, and though they were unable to save the
house. they prevented the spread of the flames
and the destruction of much valuable property
Our fire companies are deserving of much praise
tor their exctons and should be literally assisted
whenever they call for aid, We can boast as eff
fcient fire department as any city in the Union.
Another fire occurred yesterday morning, be-
tween nine and ten o'clock, which destroyed
frame stable near the Stone Bridge, belonging to
Mrs. Church.
An inquest WAS held Yesterday, on the body Of
an infant, found on the Washington turnpike on
Wednesday evening last. At a late hour yester.
day evening the jury had not rendered a verdict
AMERICAN MEErIsG.-A meeting of the Ameri-
can party Of this city was held at American Hall,
on w ednesday evening, at which animated speech
es were delivered by Messrs. Charles f. Stuart,
VIM. d. Massey, Christopher Neale, aud others.
The meeting was large one, aud much enthus-
asm prevailed We understand that It is the in
tention of the party to have grand ratification
meeting on next Wednesday night, when Messrs.
J. NJ. Bolts, r. T. Daniels, and other distinguished
speakers, are expected TO be present and address
the citizens
FREE LEcTuREs.-A course offree lectures is to
be delivered this winter, before the Young Mems
Christian Association, commencing on the evening
of the 18th instant. The lecturers arc gentlemen
Of ability and reputation and the lectures win be
great int allectua treat TO our citizens.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

We acknowledge the receipt Of pamphlet en-
titled "A Glance at the late Retiring Naval Board
written by late Lieutenant
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

Lieutenant Thomas y Castor, Of the let regi-
ment United States dragons, died last month at
Fort TETON, in California. 4a.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

The CRIMINAL CoCRr or BALrMoRE Cry
JUDGE STUMP AND THE GRAND JuRT--We un-
derstand his Honor Judge Stump, says the Demo
crat, adjourned the court, on Wednesday, for some
reason not necessary to mention, and yesterday, to
allow the members to attend the cattle show! Ii
this Is not taking things easily, then we know not
what IL. 3s sgag .
Is the report of the Grand Jury likely to be Of
such q damning character to the parties engaged
in the riots Of the Nineteenth Ward, that 1t has be-
come necessary to keep 1t back until after the cleo
tion4 Is that the game that Is to be played upon
the American partys Are pretexts for adjourn
ment TO be found from day to day, until the truth
can no longer damage the foreign party? The city
Is full Of rumors with regard to the proceedings
Of the Grand Jury. These rumors implicate the
characters of men belonging to the foreign party to
fearful extent. Is there any truth in themY If
there is none, why is the report kept backs What
object, consistent with justice can be snbserved by
keeping the community in the darkg Are the
deeds Of the foreign party DULLES who created the
riots In the Nineteenth Ward, SO dark that they
cannot bear the lghtS 70 The Judge aJrsid 10 let
them come out before the election
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
DIED.

In Georgetown, d. c., October 81, of consumption.
HARREr, the wife Of James Murray, in the 50th year
of her age.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

t8 The Regular Meeting of the District
Council will be held on Tuesday next the eti inst
at ~ o'clock, p. NJ. nov Pit
~ Attention. Fourth Ward Council,--
The members Of this Council are requested TO be
present at IFS meeting, Monday evening the 9TH
instant, when business Of Importance viii DO con-
sdercd ~
BY order. 1880 nov 2--SaM
ssT Rally, Americans Rally l--Sam must
ingtnn who are entitled TO vote in Baltimore and
other parts of Maryland, and who are favorable to
the American party, requested TO meet at Aneri-
can Hail. Seventh street, tomorrow Saturday even.
ing, at T5s o'clock. Come one, come ALL
BY order Of the Committee. nov s--2t
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
Annexati0n oil Mexico.

<AhAAUA0tAUu ~ NAuAAOvs RAKE
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald furnishes the. following extract
from recent manifesto Of Minister Gadsden:
This legation cannot however, testify az much
for some who profess loyalty to the conservative
power and who have made suggestions favorable
y an American protectorate; but always with the
melancholy and distressing conviction that Mexico,
aer thirty years Of internal commissions, presented
the struggles Of people incapable Of self govern
the wings Of neighboring republic that had SO
signally demonstrated its capacity to consummate
its Declaration Of Independence in tranquility
and advancement" VIII
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

The election Of Galegos as Delegate to Con-
gress Is to be contested ON the ground Of legslty
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02
Crabs.

In his letter to one Of the shells of New
York, hard or soft, Mr.. Wise has given us. a
dissertation upon Crabs soft shell, hard shell,
and busters, or those just passing from the hard
to the soft state Of their existence-in which
he runs a parallel between the cretaceous par
ties Of New York and the cretaceous fish with
whose habits and modes Of existence he is SO
familiar, living, as he does, where they greatly
abound. Taking up the comparison which
Mr.. Wise has made between the Hard Shell
and Soft Shell parties Of the Empire State, and
Crabs, the New York Herald denominates John
Cochrane, formerly an Abolitionist late Soft,
and now the Lord knows what, except that he
is one Of the government custom-house officials,
"a buster thereby giving us to understand
that he is in a transition ate-going from
hard to soft, or from soft to hard.
The Democratic factions Of New York have
been known, for some years past, by great
variety Of names Clintonians, Bucktails, Ter
tam Guilds, jackson men, Tammany men,
Hunkers, Barnburners, Hard Shells, Soft
Shells, and Half Shells-but Mr.. Wise has
added another to these numerous and ridicu-
lous designations, namely, that of "ths Grabs"
by which they will hereafter be known.
Most Of these Crabs are now Soft Shells, in
which condition americans know well how to
dispose Of them; and, from present appearan-
ces, we are of the opinion that the americans
in New York will give them good roasting on
Tuesday next
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

Norfolk Is Increasingly healthy.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

WYE have this day sold 10 Messrs HAsvEY a
w ADAMS all our stock Of goods In the Hard.
ware line Of business and, in returning our thanks
TO our customers for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon whilst we were conducting the said business
we respectfully beg a continuance Of IL 10 the new
firm. r. WHEELER A. co
nov At ~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

HARVEY a. ADAMS,
HAVING purchased of II. wheeler a. Co.
- all their stock Of Hardware in the store lately
occupied BY. them, No 3f5, Pennsylvania avenue.
opposite Browns Hotel, beg leave respectfully 10
call the attention Of purchasers 10 their weseeced
stock Of goods. We hope, BY strict attention 10 bust
ness and good assortment Of all articles in our line
Of trade to merit continuance Of tho custom OF the
old frm. HARVEY a ADAMS
nov 1-A1m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

vUyHE partnership heretofore existing under the,
u name Of E. WHEELER A CO. IL this day dis
solved BY mutual consent Either Of the late firm is
authorized 10 settle the accounts.
II. WHEELER,
nov 1--8t FL. HARVEY.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

10y Lecture TO Ladies and Gentlemen.--
On Saturday evening November Sd, Mt Carusi's Sa-
loon, Miss NIvisoS, graduate Of the Female Medi-
cal College Of Philadelphia, viii deliver Lecture
explanatory of and introductory TO- the second course
Of Miss n, and Miss Smith on Anatomy, Physiology,
and Hygiene.
The doors will open at o'clock The Lecture win
commence at g.
Single tickets rs cents. Tickets admitting gen
ueman and two ladies' 80 cents
Tho six subsequent Lectures will be delivered 10
ladies only nov l--d9t#
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

The New York Times says, Daniel T. Sickles is
the embodiment Of the administration.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

CoNPAEATIyE lNcREAsE OF NAIVE AND FOREIGN
vorERs.-Total white population of Baltimore,
native and foreign birth:
In 1880 100000
Deduct of foreign birth $4,000
Leaving native 10000
18th of 10000, for native voters, Ia in
round numbers 10000
10th Of 10000, for naturallzed voters, is 5000
Annual increase OF native voters, at FIVE
per cent, Is 800
The voters who were naturalized since this
time last year, up to the late election,
9th October amounted 70 626
Leaves a native excess of only 175
This statement Ia founded Says the DemocraD
on the census Of 1850, but Il win readily occur to
the reader that the samo ratios win continue in
Subsequent years, II the tide Of immigration flows
ss abundantly as Il now does All statistics allow
one-seventh Of the whole white population for ma
tive voters, and onesixth for the naturalized-the
immigrants containing in their mass a smaller pro-
portion of women and children than the natives.
The increase of population for Baltimore is put at
FIVE per cent, that being the average Of the last
eight censrises The whole population of Mary
land, Of foreign origin, was, in 1850, 5l,oll and
Il IL supposed that $4,000 Of them residents Of
Baltimore. These are The data on which the state
meut Is made.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

TnASkserNG DAY.-Thankseiving win bo OBJ
served this year in the States designated below, as
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n ATEsT IMPoRT4TIoY Z

IT .ATEsT IMPORTATION OF GEM
~ uemen's Furnishing Goods now receiving. OF
the newest and most beautiful styles have ever
offered 70 my customers and patrons.
For sale at LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Cents Furnishing Store
424, Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
nov 1--2weo
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

Nov RECEIVING, NEW AND FASH
~ ionable styles Of eentlemen's, youths, and
boys Felt Hats, In pleasing variety Of color quality
and price, Mt LANES
Hat Cap, and Gentlenen's Furnishing Store, !.
424, Pennsylvania avenue near Az street
nov 1-oweo ~ n efINSf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

BUTTERi BUTTERf BUTTERf
lust received, 100 kegs very superior
- Glade Butter, for family use. For sale whole
sale and retail
Also
a very superior lot Of extra sugar-cured hams
Smoked Beef
Nos. i, q, and 8 Mackerel
No. Picked Salmon
No. Potomac Herring
Beans, Peas, white Mercer and Sweet Potatoes
Also. very superior lot Of Northern Apples
All Of which may DO had at G. ID. RICES Butter
Store, No. e8, High Street. Georgetown.
N. ID. ! am also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudgu county, Virginia, and Frederick county,
MarylS- n, every week.
oct sl-dlm Star III
UFYoU WANT TO SAW; MONEY,
= call at No 90, High street. and buy key OF
strictly prime Butter.
oct B1--d1w fStarl u
HAIR CLOTa.
Nov being received, and constantly ON
~ hand, large supply Of Laycock Sons Hair
Seating, the best article in the market For sale Mt
small advance on factory prices
ELVANS n THOMPSON.
S26 Penn. av., bet 9th and 10th streets.
octs30-2w
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FOR SALE.
SCHOONER Fairview, o. tons burden,
~ lying at Pages Wharf. is offered for sale. II
not sold between this and next Wednesday, she will
be offered at public auction. ANY person wanting
good craft will please call ON WIN. GREEN WELL,
on board of the vessel nov e--5t&
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-02

CoarAHArIyE IScREAsr OF NAIVE AND FOREIGN
VorERs-Total white population of Baltimore,
native mud EnraiRn birth -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

TauE.-Geo. G. Bates writes from
California to the Detroi, Advertiser, the
following truthful epi.omc Of the policy Of
the presen, Administration
"Stan project to buy Cuba, and
Cass and Douglas and Pierce will vote
100 millions for il in single day. Ask
them to aid to connect the States Of the
Atlantic and the Pacific, and they Will
tell you they find no po.oer the C0nsti1u.
fio". Propose tomorrow in the Senate
TO buy the sa ldwich Islands and the
national treasury would spread out at
once. Ask that same Senate for a
wagon road from Independence TO San
Francisco, they will ask you for authori.
,y to do so. Let Santa Anna offer
another Of his sand plains, and an add.
tional number OF his greaser. and the
President will find fn!l powers and plenty
Of money to buy. Apply to this same
Pses,den, and his coadju.ors for aid to
establish a telegraph, and in all proba.
billy YOU will get for an answer only a
veto"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
nrtu advertisements.
Just Received.

R@~ Ja.t rece.vs. a, that little Lave No,
bl az, out yellow store en- Bro .away, next doc
10 Hammoad's. a pr..ty fair assortment o,
goods a. 10 lows ~
-, ,EnhfHsh
hhss I'll coIheaah, 49, AMI nrass'
on seis, o2aaes aaa WinooW s'dss, @
eusar' Iynes, lFa agd opSe. -
gtoP' Noiasses anu sAeeHeh. nee'
l ioo"e'o ~ P''ss' W.. :, ~, nne, VI
noprS' o'.h anu 70. you io' eo'u VI "he.
S D a"a 80 =. ~ Wy sp''
n"'e'' '''' ~ ''' VI 'o' SUE" 1r ne'u
cl,. l'ooo
a-sorea W., G sss ., anu S NV
n..E =, VI ~ a.. ~ - : ~. "auy
NJ, =. IN ~. ,h.,l" 49, As,
m w,a nv - nsl Au D Ts "" r a'ee"s'
Dos s"i pana, : !. -. 80 -. maI"a .'ys'
s,as,s p.n. IT,. p,nas ana RAJ E
~. - - !, sai T. shau uanr looL.
nna t1sAan a ses ~ 10 SNOW SNOW ysuI .ooAs'
IA az I'm 'haass :, IL N - ~, ia, nA#
Ss, sa I oua ~ 20 y a Is s-,nn.
os oa .aa az $3.50 e. A.
mo M .a n"a Ih a a II 'nk
Or smith md ICES to 90" cure m, ,bs ~. s
~ ~ olni.h M mo rs - l,.re a,s ~
,h anu mr.. Gr.ne 49, ssy. a.a ~ ths v
Sar..narfi. rivsr,.,,i a,i rar
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. anu "'e ~ pasa. -, - ~ "1Ai :
Ing, ~, s.u s-G
40. - 9 S wn a m
W laIt d. Is A6a OoEne.sWire 10 TAKE 10 your
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
TAILORING.

T WOUtDannannce to the ctiz. ms a Tip on
/ AID Cedar county taat have commenced
the Tailoring business n the room formerly
occupied as an Office. BY nr. Reynolds. one
with their custom. Being in regular re .ept #
Eastern Fashions, and having had much expe-
rence n the bu,iness. think may be able TO
please those that may favor me with call
! have also, and will coniianue to keep an
assortment Of ready maid clothing OF the hes,
quality, which | Can and will sell cheaper " an
the chea pest because intend 10 make my live
ing by my work. and will sell my cl'thin-
Just for my amusement and the accommodation
u my customers, Call and see me.
W.ELLIOTT Tinpton Dec 9th 1854 v2n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

Rev. DR.. Scudder, Missionary Of the
American board in India. died as Cape
Town. Africa. on the 18th Of January. Of
apoplexy. He had isf; Madras and taken
residences near Cape Town for his health.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
-Hosrox. April Ia.

= III. -BosEox, April Ia.
Tie Halifax Journal Of the 9th reports
shc arrivsl of 60 more msa from Boston
for the foreign legion who had been In
duced 10 50 there under the superstition
that they were wanted % work on rail-
road. Finding on, their mistake, ali the
iasn keihsed to enlist. Finally arrange
fpeass were made to give them work
WIN. Gillis, Of Salem, lately from Cal.
ifcrn,a, shot hinseA dead On Thursday
evening on the steps Of the residence Of
gsntlsnan in Cambridge. He was 10
lave viii : youag lady in Tho house who
refused q marry him. g
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settle ID.

Persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to me by stors account are hereby notified than
they msM sets the same Forthwith, NJ
book Of accounts have been left w.ti, Joseph &.
Snyder Esq, At the Post Once, whore ali &C
TIE lat Of June aaxf or costs .sil ~ MAD *
them j. THOMAS y. HARRAeS
T2l-fW -
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Rekgioax Services.

At TIE Mct,sIkt Eiiccpal Church &C. MAJ, ~ ,
regularly each sabbath Al los oe' :. A. N.
At the Congregatie. CHI. rcgu,,,r
each sabosi" =. IL O'Clock A. NJ. end In iii.
s'. ....s at Q "a by the Rev. II. ". t'ohh.
A.. -yurt no ase in fipton, en'the first sab.
oath in eae., month a! lai.. O'Clock \. ~. b.,
the Rev. Shelton kler
In the Presbyterian Church every other Sab
bath a: h III past 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, BY Rev. Georg.
d. Porter
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

A WoSDYarvL D,scovERY has recently been
made by DR. Curtis, ofthis city. In the treatment
Of consumption. xsshnR and al diseasss ofgthe
lungs, We ref,r to DIR Curtiss Hyysana, Or In
.h nysean ,aPor ana chslry syraP.a "atn
ted ones to perfect .hcalths as an fcridenee Of
which, he has innumerahle certificates speak
ing Of the treatment ply siriah reniarks -it Is
evident that inhaliig--coiis;antly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medical prcpersies
ms. co:ne in direct contact with tile whole 81
the aerial cavity Of thc lungs, and 'thus escaPe
the many and varied changes produced apon
the m when intIv dsscea into tho ste,aach, and
subjected ~ the process Of digestion The Hy-
xeana is FOR STE al all the druggists Throughout.
the country. From the New York Datciasan oil
Jan. 18th. 49,
See advertis smept Of Melicat.i Inhalation in
an other column of this paper
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

A MAMMOTH TIVE r,EcE.-The
largest clock ever constructed has just
been flushed BY Mr.. Den, for the new
Houses OF Parliament, London. The
dials are twenty-onc ieet in diamatcr !;
Ire roiu, OF Tie ninut, hand therefore
move nearly svu,een inches every
minute. The pendulum is fifteen fee,
long The hour bell is in eight feet high,
and virgins fifteen tons. The hammer
wei chs four hundred weight. The clock,
as whole, is eight times as large us a
iu.l-sized cathedral clock.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

In the CiSsan- Court This moraing,
Judge Curtis delisersd IA opinion in the
case assinss y <sdors Parker and others
20 the effect that indictments were void,
on The grosnA. shas the process was no,
sufficiently Sc. forth In the same, and
that j. was not alleged tina. the Commis.
sioacr il ths Burns case had legal cog
nizanoe. AL the accused were therefore
srdsseA 70 be discharged. The resul'
was repeated with shouts Of applause BY
the speclalors. 4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
HARNESS = SADDLE MANUFACTURERS
OVER CHAMBERS & SON DRUG STORE.
Cambridge.

This is the name given 10 village recently
laid out N section FL, township 81, N. X. I w.
Of the P. NJ, in Cedar co, Iowa. It is
located upon the line OF the 81 .sr4@ ~
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
At the point where the rail road eresses Spring
Creek, IL miles east Of Tiptoh.s Several build
ings are being eceeted atihs praerN&Vime. One
building is being erected 2tft. ,front ny 4Ofi
deep, to be occupied IS store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio II 10 10 be sompIeted
BY the LIST day Of April, 1888. A stock If
goods 10 the amount Il ST. NoAAsAd Dollars
have been puschassi end are now a. theirway
hither. Oae other storerheuse will he c0n,
IAeted by the middle Of April, and several other
buildings will be erected during the coming
season. -.-.ss- =-.s.[ =
Inow offer all Mechanics -.
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT OF Lots to
WANTED Q, A Rlaeksmith, Cshiprt @nahss
Shse-maker,, Chair maker, Wagon .hakef and
a good, Carpenter and Masons. II ID : gsod
settlement, good water and . healthy 70 alton
Any person or persons can have Lot Fsee
Of Charge to build upon, any time between this
| aud the ath If July next-iAe building TO be
erected at any time during the year 49,.
For further. information inquire on the
premises of CANADA McOIijOt CT.
have also unimproved land Tor "a e situated
near Cambridge. The land is supplied with
6re W. cd ssaieient 70 Use. for syearsio come,
and well watersl. ~ "a NW%
- We want all Temperance men or none.
g Temperance, Love ana Reform" is our
MOTIF, a.E f.,a gtas4 Il6u a. n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
~. A. rogrER, II. S. PORTER.
Fl. A. PORTER g. = ROTHER
Booksellers aad Nc!io.aers, a
DEALERS IN WALL PAPER

= AND. MGSICAL Es2E UNENTs,
Agents for Princes superior Mciodeers. a snip.
ply at all time, aai for safe al manutactur
cfs prices Also, agents for Firth, Pond co.,
New York Pisnos, aud furnished AZ manGfsctur-
crs prices with addition Of transportation only.
Also agents for McCrcrys printing iak, and
Whites y. Y. Type Foundry.
NO. SO ILLINOIS STREET. ROCK ISLAND ILL.
n3lly