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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

EUROPEAN EMleRAars REruRNINa
HONE. packet ship Daniel Web.
ster. which sailed fiom Boston for Liver
pool Friday, teuk about 100 steerage
passengers, of whom the greater part
were returning European, who thought
they could do lbelter in their own coun.
frv N
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THE MARhfoNIAN's (
PRIVATE AUTHORIZATION,

BY DIR. A. e3lIcEAU, 8 Z
PROFESSOR OF nor. WOMEN.
0ae H,indreatd Edit BOY lSno. PIP. $50;
On tiae paper, x,iinsAsl.O0. q
A standard work ptshed Aputation,
found classcd in the q 4 Of the beat trade
sales in New York, 2 Ia, ant pther cit
les, and sold by the plbookseiS RS in the
United States. It was tblishes p ls47,
since which time q ;2 dk
.Tfbe 7punureb ealts topics
have been sold, Of WHO wsre uvprds Of
One Hundred Thu sbMail,
a,testing the high estiras which u held
as reliable popular y "a
BOOK FOR EgEEsIAiE, +
tho author having deyotod Elusive ttpntion
to tho treatment Of ,cdial pc cult 10 fe-
males, in respect toswtickearly endulted
by,housands, ,bothin pefs by le,Ir
Here every woman can yer, by opPar-
ing her own symptoms dsdeseri the
nature, character, eau and tssppsr
remedies for, her conplplu
The wife about becoi Rthcr, ID pften
need Of instruction and 1.-The atpd i'm
portance to her future b N ltspect 7hich
her constituencies forbid ling 4 Ilical
gentleman, will find sucn lion an Avice
and also explain many w whis sher-I
wise would occasion aniietlrm, 1 u the
peculiarities incident q kationire des-
cribed. ~ iii gLs z
How many are ,suferieo bstrpiions or
Irregularities peculiar 4 male system,l
which undermine the heal lhfectsf which
they are ignorant, and "a thci delieacy
forbids seeking medical N My suffer
from prolapsts atri Gall 10 fomb) ,;or
from fur alsus (weaknesi ~. Many
are in constant agony for n iths prcced-
ing confinement. Maayili kltifnot dan
gcrous deliveries, and sld lcertain re-
coyeries. Some whose ! ksarded dur
ing such time, will each "a pages the
means of prevention, anne sad relief
It's Of course impractips onyey fally
the various subjects treatd hey are Of q
nature strictly intended FOL f'ed or those
contemplating marriage.
In consequence Of the al 1bpularity Of
the work, Is evidenced by binary sale,
various impositions have 81 lied, as well
on booksellers az on the pu Iiisations Of
title page, spurious editid2 srreptitious
infringements Of copyright er devices
and receptions, 1t has beon necessary,
there, to 80 . I. -. !, ilif
toibuy no book unless tht DR.. A. NJ.
MAuRIcEAu, 1919 Liberty n "" lis on
land the entry sinithe clerk' athe back
of) the title page; and buy Respectable
and honorable dealers, or 81 HI and ad-
dress DR., A., NJ. Mauriceau. ss,,tl
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March 10, 1866. 3dml
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Election Returns.
MoNoNoGALIA.C COUNTY.

To the polite attention Of Jno. ORA
bell, Esq, we are indebted for the fol
lowing Returns Of the Election yester-
daN,all ofwhich are official except Cox's
precinct which is not reported:
ron oovppNop AND CONGRESS.
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DIED:

On Monday evening lag, | place,
of Pneumonia, ISAAC DERBiS about
As years
On "Wednesday last, the in this
vicinity. MARY coswELI, VI hsphera
Conwell, at advanced age Ia
Ont Tho 22d inst, Of Typhd' ZAMy.
wife Of Alonijah CushmaIi, ounty,
aged about 20 years.
In Wsynesbpfg, Pa o., inst,
WV. H. BABBlrr, Esq, Pros A,tor.
ney for Greene county.
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Public Sale Of Lots OF

4 on Friday Tie 22a of Jane, neat,
Atio O'Clock, a. NJ, the subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, on the premlsesin ~
Greenyille, Preston county, Virginia,
&c, or more LOTS, a rodsin front BY sindepth,
situate on the new Turnpike leading from ELI
colts Works on Cheat River to the Big Tunnel,
about 10 miles from Elicott's, 10 miles from
Morran,own, IL miles from the Big Tunnel, and
about 0 from Kingwood. This property belongs
10 the heirs Of David Watson, decd. RI
Terms Of Sale 20 and 10 months credit
NAV e6. 1904 JAMES WATSON.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

70. Persons wishing to purchase a :. pair Of {
these Cnps will please call at the house Of
Jacob H. Shafpr. where they can'see the Cups
and recpiye full satisfaction In reference 70
their wonderful aud almpsl miraculous cures.
y sdfl' JACOB p, sHAFER. Agent,
" For Moaongalia and Marion Counties.
Residence 8! mile, sou.h.Westof Nor.
gantusn. s.ll.,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

ms pnf cEs ARE AS FOLLOWS:
s cents per pound if paid down, and ~ i
booked. Grain taken in payment for CardlNng.
Orders in his line will be thankfully rec eiyed py
-May26, is55-3m 81 JOHN H Il sAlS'f y y
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

STILL ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA.
Il had avery valuable boy cured Of Scrofuiy Wy
Carter's Spanish Mixture. Itconsidcr ittruiy u
valuable medicine. JAMES M. 'GAY LoR,
Conductor oil The n. Esp. II. H., Richmond.
Salt R6eumof20 yearsstanding Cured
Mr.. John Thompson. residing in the city Of
Richmond, was cured by three bottlesof Carter's
Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rhenm, which he had
nearly 90 years, and which all the physicians Of
the city could not cure.p Mr.T hompsonisaiw
known merchant in the city of Richmond, Va,
and his cure is most remarkable. 4 ~ ~ llls d
WIN. AMatthews, of Richmond, tsda servant
cured ofSyphllis, inftheiworst form, by Cartcr's
SPANISH Mixture. iIesays he cheeriullytecom-
iniendsit, and 6hsidersitahinyaluable medicine.
(, ''ltithafd Il West, Of Richmond, was gcurcl OF
Scrotula, and what physicians called confirmed
CONSUMPTION, by 8 bottles of Cartcr's Spanish
Mixture. itessS II . %
Edward Burton, commissioner fthernycnue,
says, he has seen the good effects OF Carter's
Spanish Mixture ia a number Of Syphil Tito cases,
and rsaysit is q perfect cure for that horrible
disease.
VIM. G Harwood, Of Richmond, was cured Of
old sores and Ulcers, which disabled him from
walking. lie took a tow bottles Of Gaftcr's
Spanish Mixture and was enabled ftoiwalk with
out a cfttch, and in a short time permanently
cured. Is, s III, a., ,..,... \. 4, "a ~.
Principal Depot at BEssErr Z BsEss, Rich
mond Va. Also for sale by l. M. Chalfant, NJ.
~. Wiley s Co., and BY Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. = IA ts.. s. (. I. 4. \. ,',,as
sept. 30, 1851. mir&mesly
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

H. AcuE AND FEVER GREAT CURE.
II hereby ccrtily,that for three years had
Agpeland Fever Of the most violent description
lind several physicians, took large quantities
of Quilinc, Mercury and believe all the Tones
advertised, but all without any permanent relief.
At last tried Cdrter's Spanish afrtGrc, two bot
ties ofwlich cffectlally cured me, and am hap
pyto shy that Ihaye neither clls or fever since.
consider it the best Tonic in tho world, and the
only medicine that ever reached my case.
n =. + ! John LONGDEN,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
Marble Works.
SHEETS HARRISON & co.

1l01ITdczQTfTS'7. 711HoHH0st"es,T1O DsU'
sd,t stones, Headstones, Sr.t ga
Have ,ablIshe,l a Marble Factoryin Nor.
ganlown, and are prepared 10 finish Grave
stones Of every description, on the Shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done inithe most approved
style, asthey employ none but the bes' Of
'workmen. Persons wishing to purchase q
splendid article of the kind lido well 10
give them acall. All orders, either BY 10.
Ter or otherwise. promptly, altendea to- Shol
on Walnut street. near Front.
,Morgantowo, Jan. 20, 1855. # n
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Dissolution Of. Partnership

Dissolution OF. Partnership.
rINilE Partnership Of FRANCIS WESTON & Co.,
at Clinton Furnace, lis this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Alllpersons having claims a.
gainst said firm will please present them, and all
indebted are requested 70 make payment within
NJ ,,a4 Is W FRANCIS WESTON, <,
t.,i sls Il /, y GEORGE HARTMAN X,
April 81, 1855. atsilr. 4, !,
NJ wheeling Gazette and lntelligencer will
please copy, aud insert TO amount Esd. H
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
MEApo sys.lRlg. Rus, Greens. q. Co: Pa.

aIcertifyi,o thoss Interested that previous
10 using j. Balls Eye Cups. coul'l.Eo read
anyfkind Of pint nor bread aaerdle,snor
zee The cracks id the flor. Ny eyes were
much sunk lnmy head. Alter using The
Guns about four weeks, the family aud many
OF The neighbors observed my eyes locked
natural ana full. Icould read nlarge print
and thread my needle, and can see al q dis
lance much better. Myiage is forty-four,
and / have worn glasses about twelve or
fourteen years. q ~ Y :. !, ,is
EDWARD BUSSEY, Sen.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

Noe, Cheap
Alargo lot ofReady Aade cltast 70.
ceiyed and for sale BY A; bND.
May Sc, 1856.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
Wool C!a..e15alg.

~ {!is.l The Subscriber, having Purchas.
t@r~ygN cd The Grist-Mi i'll and Carding Ma
i& IN chimes formerly owned BY Mr..
Lewis Gapen, ono mile below
eesa Morgantown, has put his Cardlng
Machines n 90 Cd repair, and isprepareds TO 40
carding ia the best manner, and on the shortest
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
AGENTS vygAN,rED.

AGENTlS VVIAlV'TEl!
TO SELL THE BEST tvo RAs or S. 4tRTiit,R
rsnHights ina BarRpom, 9 whatIsaR there.
r1Na1s alatgc leno. Of $40 pages, Illustrated
Ill with a beautiful Mczzotiit Rngraying By
sartain, bound in the best ina,incr fall gilt back.
sperirnen copies sent To any partuf thrunited
States, on reeeiptof tie price, 75cts.
Soma Agents tow cling this book are mokirg
$50 per month. Apply 10 isi .ili5se
AZ n W. Y. V.l,kA pIEy /, Publisher,
4s NORTH Fourth Street, RhiladelphiA.
May b, 1855, B ss,S- am 2
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
Liver Complaint,
'Jls,,,,d lice, Dysl,,.e l,sia;, Cl,,c,,s
+ dc or NERVOUS Debility,

iEAsE OF TIIE KIDNEYS, and all Diseases arts
M from a Disordcrcd Liver Or Stomach, such
al Constipation, Inward Piles, fullntss, OF
Bi,ad 10 tho Head, Acldity Of tic stsinaeh,
NaRea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor food, Fullness
OF Wight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
sinMss, Of Flatsting at the Pit Of the Ston,;i
arh, Swimming Of. the Head, Hurried and DIFF:
fcult Beathihg, Fluttering 1.-THE Heart, choak-
Ing, or Publications. when in a lying posture,
Dininess IF Vision, Dots or webs before tho
Sight, Fcssr and DILL Pain in the Head Dets
cheney of Respiration, Yrllowness oftho skin
and Eyes, Pin in the Side, Back, Chest, Limos,
&c., Sudden fIushes Of Heat, Burning In the
fleshs consh,t lniaglaings OF Evil and great
Y Depression Of Spirits, can be eifectuall y cured
q by b D0CIsiR HOOELAND'ss y q Z
{ eel EPRATEl GERMAN RITTERS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
SPRING sri L; AND ID syMMERIcIo

The undersigned have just returned from the
East,with large andnew sssortment Of Spring
and Summer sCLOTHlNC G, OF every variety,
size, color and style, esprcssly made upfor this
market. For style, finish, and workranship,we
challenge competition, and all Goods bought OF
us are warranted to be as represented. Being
entirely cenincd to the Clothing business, we
ronch 10 cay that we cannot fail to please ,haying
paid much Intention aud care to the selection of
our stock. And we, with these pledges upon our
part, solicit ashafe ofl,he public patronage, If
honesty and fair dealing wiliIposahly obtain il.
Our stock consists Of n
Mems, Boys and Yuu,hs' Clothing,
and also a large assortment of 81 Era,
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Cellars, ii.i..s5 \ z
.fHi y Socks, Gloves, llandk erchiefs, n
h +! crayats of all descriptions; +
Boots 4 Shoes, Carriers, Sr,55
lr spspenders, &c., SC.
We invite the attention OF the public 10 Our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 1900 RR
FEDERLEIGHT&;CO.
NIB. Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods, at the highest market price. ~ Co.
March 81, lS55.-3tn ,fs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

Twas using my fifth pair Of spectacles,
marked No. 9,-4S is said 10 DO the mark Of
those first used /; Of course I had got nearly
10 the end Of spectacle aid. Ny sight, how
ever, was failing soifast thai ! expected 10
have TO get another pair Icould not see TO
distinguish letters unless they were hall an
inch ii size without spectacles. saw The
Eye Cups advertised in a newspaper, and !
sent sci and got a pair. Alter using them about
three weeks, j found could read good COM
mon sized print without pectacles. a can
also see fufibetlertwith my spectacles than
4 did before. Iattribuie this great improve
lmenl sinmy sight wholly 10 the use Of the
Cups. lMyeyes have been weak from
Childhood. !, !, -, :, ,n,, /,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

i. BoYprv, Esq, Of the Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond, known every where, says he has seen
the Medicine called Carter's Spanish MIXTURE,
administered in oyer a hundred cases, in nearly
all the diseases for which tits recommended,
with the mos, astonshingly good results. He
says II is the most extraordinary medicine no has
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
Beaver ada Dam. near CAL Isichmona. Va. =.

C. B.Lucx, Esq, now initheicity Of Richmond
and Ior many years in the Post Office, has such
conidenceint lie astonishing efficacy ofCarter's
Spanish Mixture, that he has bought upwards Of
50 bottles, which he has given away to the af-
l,cied. Mr.. Luck says no has never known II to
fail when taken according to directions.
Dr.. MIsoE, a practising physician, and former
ly Of tho city. Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
says he has witnessed in a number Of cases the
effects Of Carter,s Spanish Mixture which were
most rnysurprising. Ilc saysin a case Of Con.
sumption, dependent ontlle liver, the good Ell
fects were wonderful indeed. 5le ~ 2
SAMUEL M. DINNER, the firm of Drinker
s Morris. Richmond, Wns cared OF Liver cons
plant Of Sugars standing, by tho use OF two
bottles Of Cartcr's spsni.h Mixture. 9i'iao'lsi
rs :. ~ GREAT CURE OF srRofu1A. I "a !,
Tie Editors Of the Richmond Republican had
servant employed in stheif press room cured of
violent seroiala coaibined with Rheumatism,
which entirely disabled lin from work bot
ties Of Carter's Spanish Mixture made q perfect
cure Of him, and the Editors, in public notice,
say they achecrfaly recommend it to all who
are effected with any disease of the blood"
Il %
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
me- GREAT PURIFIER OE THEBLO0Dl.,
NorAPARrIcLE OF MERCURY IN n. I

I
Ar IsrAL1IpIE REMEDY for scroihla ,Kins's Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupti9ns,
Pimples or pustules on the Face, Blotches,
.Si,oiIs, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm OF lel.
ter, scald Head, Enlargement aud Pain ofthe
I Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, syphilitls;I
Disorders, Lumbago Spinal Complaints, a a !
!; ali Diseases arising from an i.judeoas use o. !
Mercury, 1mprudencc in Life, or ilnpunty Of
tho Blood. lAit adingstas .ttQ 3lb,l
This valuable Medicine, which has become
cejebrated for the number Of extraordinary cures
effected through It's agency, has induced Ne pro.
prielors, at the urgent request Of their fiendsto
offer il 10th public, whichthey doiwith ,he ut
most confidence in i.s virtues and wond erllll esi
ratiye properties. The following certitlcates,se'
iected ffom a large number, are, however, stron.
ger testimony than the mere word Of the pro.
prctors and are all from gentlemen, well known
n thcirocalitcs, and Of the highest tespsct1'
bility many Of them residing nt the city Of Rich
L. 'a + - o. ~ j.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
VAGINA TEsTIsoSY.

On. NJ. WILSON, Lcsingtcn, Va, Februnsy
6, 1859, said, I. am entirely kfthe German
=, Bl..ets; They have become al \ tase. No
The rEsTIl LtsIos, published al Woodstock,
Va, said Jan, 10Th, 1850 /. 4" a Gres Medicine:
Welhaye uniformly refraihed iiram rSommend,
ing 10 the public any of the various pA M med.
icines of3the day, unless thoroughly ct,yinced
Of their value. Atnongthoss ,weironsld wor.
thy ofnotice, is the German Di,ters, inveledb i,
Dr., iiocaand and prepared by Or. Jack NJ Il
Philadelphia. One instance, 10 particuk I,
which the superior virtues OF this medicinof Az,
been tested, has fallen under our observation
During the last summer, a son Of Mr., Abr !,
cnsill, ofishisf county, @as ,csy ssr!susly 7
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
CELEBRAITtl GERMAN BlTTERS.
4tl 3 PntpaRED ny .
NDR. 9. MI IAGKSON, h.

German. Mydic1nr mare. No. 100 Arch ST.,
one orbelow Sxth. Philadelphia. Z
\ Their power over.hs sbeye diseases isnote1.
.eslled, IL equalled, by NJ ther preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest, In many
cases aiier skllial phys chs had ailed.iF n
These l,itters are worth Inc attention orinya
lids. Possessing groai yirta,, In the rec,ifcation
OF tho liver and lessor glssis, exercising the
most searching power in wea as md affections
OF the digestive organs, they IRE wi.hal saie,
certain and pleasant. Nv ,s03g n
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

Mo ia May 10, 1855.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
sTARTIBUTT TRUE!
WHAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

READER are ,youni or a father7 wife
ora mother Home sincere welfare Of
those you love at hProye your sincerity,
and lose no time M what causes inter-
fcre with their had happiness not less
than your own. tlid you and yours,
as It, has to lthousanty u day ofpain and
anxiety followed lyss nights, incapacita-
ting the mind for bry ayocation and ex-
hausting those m oanedical attendance,
medicines and I'D Ne ostrums, which 9th,
erwise would proyIdcliuing years, the In.
tirmities Of age anbroper education Of
your children. d
How often it hshat the wife fingers
from year to year hitiable condition as
not even for one dsJ the happy and ex-
hilarating inauefch to the enjoyment
of health, arising ioncc ofthe simplest
aud plainest rules AZ connected with the
marriage state, the d of which entails
disease, suffering and
"iAnd must this cor Must this be' Is
there no remedy! N No hope! 20 4
The remedy is By 7 the causes aud o.
voiding them, and Inc causes and benz
efitting by them. ,s,,, 10 rls
rrhn,a ara ,a;ptnJ.n l..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

sgp Wise's majority about 625.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
From he ~3t5uny Epenins Post
Men Sold By the pnund

we can imagine all ayoiItupois vatu.
anon oil men III the CaDuibai Isla Dds. and
quotations. there Of well led or OF starved
humanity, by the pound. Bu, nowhere
Out OF a society SO ierocious as to feas,
upon the human slain. could we by sheer
force Of ideali,y have related men. wo.
men ana children, to any market overt,
as objects OF bargain and sale by weight.
Inc VIrgnIans, however, like the CAM
bal Islanders, have no difficulty in the
case, as appears BY the following state.
mens which we find in the Washington
Union:
LARGE SALE OF NEGROES AT Char
iotse, c. IA. on Monday OF las, week, so
negroes belonging TO the estate Of the late
John II. Thomas, were sold at pubic
Auction Tor the aggregate sum OF S25.-
400. Some other negroes were sold at
the same time, md ccupis Of boys
reighlng 50 p2unds b ought about $3.50
each.
That is ten dollars a pound. Will some
citizen OF Charlotte have the goodness TO
Inform us, It the slaves Of that county are
sold by weight Think oI putting a hui
man beng endowed with reason and con-
science, one Of the children of God, into
PAIR OF scales, and weighing out his
blood, bis muscles, and his soul at ten dol
lars tho sixteen ounces Slavery will
herself one Of these DAYS be weighed IN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
RI rE2E PEOPLE.

prBIJC NOTICE is hereby given, mat Al
| the January term, 1896, Of he c 6. Il,
.o,rf If cedar county, Iowa, The matter WI
10 o4 considered by the count Of submitting the
Hranosition 10 the decision cf tn legal voters o.
the county OF leyyinz tax Ior tAe pafP2'e, 81
hn,id,ng csrtain county bridge, m 1Id county
10 be specified in sad proposition, h...ts;.r IF
All persons interested ~ tlae o.'s"'13 ! W. p
county bridges are requested ai'a nj ~
present as the matter at tnat ttf'e WI, -
I1IlI.' "-. Laye Of CeaaI County.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

LEGAL. MOTTO T..

TO 4he legal heirs Of IT, H. lAfl'H' "''' /,
late II Csiar Co, lo~a: =. ,A,l,st tarm Of
" Y 1ono' r,'cntor Of ae estate pfsaia Taylor,
6Isa N h. anal rsport an win 4 he mex Term N
!, sl next ask to be discharged from the a,
~. s :, "u Of tho money into nrt and sala
Wv ps' p ~i II distributed by order q Court,
non n-,tn, % law, zen are therefore notlneh 70
= ~ and appear 81 thc time above spe,'h''' anu
clam you '''''' WELLS srIcER.
Judge 81 Cedar Co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

To the Tax Payers OF Old Cedar.
No ICE ia hereby given. that the taxes for
\ d. less, C.Ln.y, state, Sci ool an Rod, aon
now due. AID will bear ntcr,s. At Is per cent
Ger anuun from January next # not pad
You arr further notified hal Cod srd SILVER
viii BE req Tired FIR The payment Of he - NE
Procure sour road @ iileafrs from your super
yissrs previous 10 settlement at this Office.
II &. fIATT, Treasurer,
ms sfn Cedar comfy Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

ooUSrr JAlL.-For general ,nforma.
''on we will state, tia, matters have 50
lar progressed that the foundation for the
JAN is now laid, the COS, Of which il
about $500; also, quantity of stone for
the building on 'he ground, with we'll
'0F'y feet deep, supplying plenty Of wa
Ter
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

The followln. persons are authorized
ct as agents Tor the y7lsertisi5.
W. s. SWIMMER. s.. Louis.
z. w. CARR, Philadelphia.
visscHEa g. ScuELL. \. Y. Cur.
r. M. BURNETT, Muscstlne. low.
w. s. SPRINGER, Davenport,
THos. VIM, Springdate,
JoHN BoyDsroS Lacfon, -
RosEsr COVER, Cedar Bluffs,
A Cou'wright. Toronto. iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
DOB WORK .

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
,hlets, Hand Bills, SC, done to order
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpnnas, Exccu-
tons, Notes, Sc, Of superior quality
always KEEP, on hand at this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

RxsrAuRAsr.-We are pleased 10
notice tina, our old friend Henry Crum-
rine, has opened recess under Charles
Swe,land's store. This gives quite a
city dignity to our place. Henry has
everything in apple pie order; oysters
and other refreshments served up n style,
q. all hours OF the day and greater Por-
ton Of the night.