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Moran e.rei,ns s.s Re. c-a,. state ssoe !.

TREASURY DsrAaIsKsr,
Raleigh, IN. ts.,> peesrnsSr ~, lcst.
NBAIED PROPOSALS via ~ seeefsed This
O'clock, se 3ii Ianuy f the tgsehase Of thre
ssey dollars unn,ng
T.o.- North Carolina far
Carolina addnoa
State all held by the road
idends from sad stock pledged f their redemption
will be received to for
Authority, Wrdos GastoA
road and IT The navigation VI The Seuss and Tar
Divers.
Of beajs b. enactment, r.eu,p,ed
for ANY PURPOSE.
coupons per
days January JAY each
principal viii Bank Gepabc
unless nherte purchaser prefers
payable a y of Norm Caroaa.
yoa.s Carolina stocS'
bids the paftie
which bid They will
point and what kind offunds they prospse 70 pay
Tie bids Will be opened 10 O'Clock OF the 3i Janussy
the secretary,
State, OF g. w Mordeca president Of the Bank Of the State
Of North Carolina
The undersigned the ghi accepting
whole part be deemed advantageous The
state.
bidders Mill be required, ntoed
bank The
the nrt Of January 1885,
The North Carolina Tina deposte may
sIa,c Carolina; Bark Of Cape Fear, Raleigh
showing n State and the snaI
Indebtedness had at M ahce appi-
ton Nsssrs Brown and De Rossss, ei'g q New York
Pub. Treas of North 90 rolina.
la4 5.{yiaul
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BY HoRITY.

fpubsc No 3.
RESOLUTION providing Cor the engraving, hshograph-
ing and publishing Of drawings, maps charts, 90 other
papers for Congress.
Hesors ey tas ssaee asa Hoas ef kepyesssores y oAs
taa States n Aaaerca Congress asss~blsd That here
after when charts, diagrams, views, other
cravings, shat be required 20 illustrate ANY document order
I'd % be printed ~ either house Of Congress such
shall be procured BY the Superintendent the Pabe Print
ing under the supervision and direction Of such
the hcgse ordering the printing ay such document
direct.
SGc Ard b farther rssoissf, That tbs paper
sary for the execution OF all such shah be obtained
The and under the regulations and
s,rieons provided by the ~ August
six, egbeen hundred and htytwn for the obtainnent
other printing paper.
SEC 3. And b. FARTHER resolved, That all plates which
have been engraved for document ordered BY either
house a. Congress and under The charge Of the
tay OF the Senate Clerk Of the House Of Representative
shall be placed in charge Of the Superintendent of Public
Printing.
Approved Jan. Is 1850
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Proposals for Repair or Terraces and for Wa
ter-wOrks at the University Of Virginia.


1855, vi
University badngs,
place psopasa1
Introducing ssupy Of f the University
Proposals
both pipes The psas,
fnsaues,
application the Those
obtain and bill Of
aus quantities letter directed
will be
fitbs cash. remaining bonds Unises~
sits be given, psysbi. the st day Of July, 1885.
ROBT Il. PkENTIs
Proctor tnyersity Of Virginia
UsyEssgry ~ VIRGINIA,
December ~. 1854.
Postp.s asent-
The anss postponed Friday
"a day OF February NEXT
n. n pRESTIs. Ppc.cs
Jan 2D--e dgFeb9
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Communicated.
The Washington correspondent Of the Virginia Sentinel
writes in the following just of the services of the
Commissioner of Public Buildings The recommendation
relative to appropriation for the Long Bridge the
great southern land would have been necessary
had Gen. Jacksons plan been carried out and suitable
stone structure erected
aThe report Of the intelligent and energetic Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings, Major B. b. French il docn
Of great interest to the people Of this District and
indeed the citizens of the whole republic for they all
should feel well disposed towards the prosperity of
only national city He expended in the six months OF last
year commencing January st 1854 and ending June 30h
1854 Sl5soos 80 He reports that the wing Of the
Patent Office ia progressing rapidly, and that 1t win DE
ready for occupation this year. The east wing Is far
completed that it already occupied by the Secretary Of
the Interior He recommends appropriation Of from
five to ten thousand dollars for the repairs of the Potomac
bridge; which hope Virginia members will attend
II is the only land route for southern passengers and
mails The report states at length the condition of and
penditures on the public buildings grounds avenues &c
There is head of bureau in this city that performs
such arduous and responsible duties the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings and yet be receives thousand dol
lars less than any other officer Of his class under the gov
is to be hoped that his pay will he raised TO
that Of officers OF similar rank"
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THE NATION.-Many weeks presented 10 several
presses coarder~bie enxih o the
deep for the aies and csi upon
regards dasy and
po,cai and For communication could
offered
appear and this did hnash
suppose been rw~ss dol
attached 10 ~ srticieA name which tn
odrs nve
pnhh u
occupy the Of
presses aused mutual never be-
popular q" hsiIevs this
editorial Individuality But onsht to
be- than il TO-
EsTWICK EVANS.
Washington Cisy, January 10. Jan is--A'
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ny TEL EGR PHI.
.A9airs ia The .Souta

CoLusniA Jan. 1s.The New Orleans papers Of Sunday
have been received The Mobile Register that the
know nothing convention lately in session that place has
adjourned without making gubernatora nomination They
adjourned to meet again in April
Another gold mine has been discovered Augusta,
Georgia
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PHILA pELpHrA, Jan. l9-Clinton WEIGH lawyer of
Lewsburg Clinton county Pennsylvania, walked overheard
from Chesnutsreet wharf last night and drowned The
body been recovered His ascetained from
his hat.
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C Prssby Churt IA. The
fcdshs society
ian church viii b. held ae church al 81
Addresses viii be delivered BY The Hon. valley H.
NJ and the Rev Dr. Gufley TN pubic
essiy invited 10 intend
Jan %
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Fire IN Nese York.

Nxw YonK, January l9.-Six buildngs-Nos ~ to l00h
in the Bowery burnt at midnight. They prnc
pay occupied BY Hyatts carpet warehouse Cochester
clothing store, Siicf fur store Haday and Lngs mil-
merry stores and Others The buildings Of great
value Loss $50, O00-mostiy covered by insurance.
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Ia this cry. ist Cot. HENRY NoRThsor ~
sctb year Of mas
The friends and respectfully
his funeral from the residence Of Nj.
between and streets, sunday o'rlack, D.
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CO. Rev. ". Sltcer, chaplain ct tho senate, - lhy
rrovdsnee in the HAN Of Representatives
sabbath Al ~ o'ciock
Jan 20
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GEN RAJ NEW s.

An AMERICAN PAPER PARIs.--At the instance OF Dr.
james Swain, Philadelphia, in Paris. weekly
American paper has been commonwealth that city called the
American IT is conducted by Mr. Charles L. Feschmann
and is designed for the Of Americans in Paris and
the continent.
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7 AW Parts IS Court ~ ths United
Il Sfses.-nOBERTJ WALKER LOUIS IANiN have formed
arm II walker Jan,n,' m the
sumeut Supreme unssrd states,
Washington where they viii both sead S1fns me iuass ses
hey b addressed either ~ ashios
0 New York, or al New Orleans
AN
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Kao,s- No,hiaq sto.e ooarention.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky,) January Is.The know nothing State
here to-day. large number Of delegates
from all parts Of the State in attendance and among
them Humphrey Marshall, Colonel John s. Williams,
and other political sspants 1t is reported that they met
for the purpose Of nominating State oGcers.
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VERY VALUABLE Farm NEAR WASHINGTON CITY AT
public saeon Thursday, February Isa at ~ O'Clock,
my rooms, shall known Oak HUI being
part long mite OF the Capo
Toaic and H-nning bridge and adjoining the farm
of John Douglass, sardea~r and hprsrt
shout loo % which
wood snd so IL
clay bottom wood principally white oak There fine
q choice fruit trees comprising apes peaches CHERRY
dameon, Ac.
This house. building
Twelve cellar surrounded with shade
nearly stable, barn, house, ac
place, and suited for xensen,an
country residence
Terms: g. AMI years,
deed II the property and beareg
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Jan 20-eo&ds Auci0nses.
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CkOmWG1tB baAtSHtOFc Sec1WshAp ASnC OCtWSCh
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
MILL despatch daily Baltimore mud NV York.
Baltimore and Baltimore
n
This affords nnsqualisd facilities 70 the haasss o. the
Disc The either will
and iadne
freight charged. Applications Cor eixhs
promptly s,tsnded 10 by tho following assnis
Is. A. "a. HALL.
So Exchange Piaca, Baltimore.
H.. u. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and An streets, N. X.
mo. W, SGHANK,
ysa is-a3u Of Indsa wnarf. Baston.
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~ 012EEs = SCOTT. Aasss.assrs

~ OAEhAN . AUSssSS0USs
DEMONSTRATORS SALE, BY order u tho osphans Court Of
negroes horses, wheat psasender
x0th
sry instant SELL ~ abs OpbsHA' Csur ths
iaie resdepce tho did
northeast of Washington and ~ mile from
II O'Clock, Al hs personal fHtcs 81 ths ds
We snumesAfe, In part ~
yaiuubie servants. nsens ad slaves Ahs ieS
10 bead Of nse horsss Of <als, hot of h09s
- Of GERM whest, sDA oAp AZ tue Straw
Hay in str ks, corn fodder sssaw, Akuchs, Ae
maTkef wagons and gear
Family carriage and buggy and baEness
cslsyA0sr, cutting boxe*, &C.
Hot sash, with large lot N tsF1in9 fn0is
Also, large lot Of haass6osd sad ksehrn fusSiare
~ credit Q, .,
for 10 al Il cFAd satisfactorily en-
dorscd, bearing iaterest from Day u aae
BY order of ths administrators . .xu~.
Ian lid AsTtioaesrs
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IOHs IL. BUrHMAHN, smposscr Aad dealer WHINE,
brandy, ciga Ac rennsyvana south side, between
* and 9Th has received bis fun stock and assortment Of the
Madeira sherry grades, chanpssss quarts
and pints, Different brands
sres, variety Of Rhine vine, se@a q SPARKLING
" g rssy o r. s. So sss .ss "a.
cahes kiaAs of wine-
%.e es, 1.. ss aas ~s,ss y: a. sass..
yena cigars
EnR EyEaINc.-M w GAIT BRO. have jus, received q
beautiful assortment OF ch pearl necklaces brooches
complete sss.'ss ,s & pss ivory spanish and mourning
". W. GAIT = BRO.
Penn. ssesae, between ss and ie'h streets
EDsCEp Rates ssssss being ys .a. q. ara
every grace, comprising
Quilted 1i ss"sn s, -.s' 'I proof sss bose
DsahIs-ci- s,sscasd DO Do
q ,ss.s s.,ss, s.'asr ''ss' s''ga, .yls.
10 4" . .,sssa es y .s"s' % 90
srs., ..ssv .ss1 sss..y nsat.os,
cash. aud viii Coz NE rsmapder % he eaef he
wA''t goods ' 'A'-A 't s' Sss X e s .''''
rsna. avenue. between sh AID in street
Tak auEEs's nexa,.aisn. aud order. s~r 80.
Array eesas<ss 10 1854 : vess~~s, sasoa-
S.i. S.s'eises s.say na.~.~.ss .eIa.s Lo.dsa Issa
4. Hogs sesaas. $40 east.,,ax., Ieaaeu, iss.
Tss sr.a Enfa. ias',sa y n,aa csus .o'
The Fasns, Hses5 IS ssss
'I m ~ s.s ss, s"sao ~. ssa m
'Nls-s
ALMASAcH Z. c.sh~, AasaaHs p'semas'qas g s'a'''
Jan u p's' rRAScx rAyIoR
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LOUISVILLE, (ky,) January lSIhe Know nothing state
convention met here to-day large number Of delegates
from all parts Of the State in attendance and among
them were Humphrey Marshall, Colonel John S. Williams,
political asprants II ia reported that they
for the purpose Of nominating State o.ncers.
Aryirat d he Black Warrior.
NEW 0RLEAss, Jan. ls.The Black Warrior has arrived
from Havana with dates OF the 18TH When she sailed the
Falcon had been heard from Considerable anxiety for
her safety is felt in consequence.
Arricol Of the Canada Boston
Bosros Jan. le.-The Canada, from Liverpool
win Halifax, signaled at o'clock this morning Snow
has been falling thick and fast since clock this morning
may be somewhat delayed in consequence
llATER-l
The Canada has reached her wharf Her mails win be
despatched South this afternoon
Sudden Death.
BALTIMORE Jan lsJohn S. Shriner, president ofthe En-
lesson line Of steamers died Of paralysis this afternoon.
appointment of United States Senator.
CosconD, N. H. Jan. l9.overnor Baker has appointed
Hon. j. s Wells III the unerped term Of the late Senator
Norris.
LoeisiaAo United States Senator.
NV oaLEaSs jan a. The democratic members the
legislature held last evening there being majority
the whole legislature present Hon. John Slide unan
mousy nominated for recollection the United States Senate
Gus Explosion Tro Women hjsrsd
BosTos, Jan. ls.An explosion Of gas took place last
night in house kept by Mrs Bachelor at No LIS Endcot
which blew portion of the brick wall OF the
building, smashed the windows &c. Frances Craig young
who boarder there IL terribly and probably
fatally burned and Matilda Pnteaux, another girl,
thrown down stairs and badly injured.
Markets.
Nsw Yosx, Jan H. Coston-the market IL unchanged,
With a limited business At previous Flour IL
changed, with limited businesssaIe OF $500 barrels
southern Is heavy at 81 rs 50 s Wheat is unsettled
Cenesee held at 50 So Corn is considerably owsrsalcs
49, 600 bushels mixed nominal white and
yso~, ~ cents Pork IL unchanged with limited bus-
Beef Is upward and firm. Lard is downwsrds and
dali Whiskey Ohio Is firm at SIS cents.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s-Flour Ia dali Yesterday rases
whestsAes of red 81 white st 81 %. Corn dali at
SIN 30 cents for white, and 50 % cents for yellow
SEw oalrASs, Jan. lsrhs steamers ns~s had favor
able effect upon COTTON and prices ser but mot quota
bly, higher Coffee has declined y cent sales At 50
ss cents for good TO prime Frsghts cotton to Liver
pool, I-lc,
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New ORLEANS, Jan. ls.-The Black Warrior has arrive
from Havana with dates OF the 18th. When she sailed tn
Falcon had been heard from Considerable anxiety 70
her safety il felt in consequence.
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Jan 30 dJsn3l
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Jan lid Asrtioassrs.
CAnD To THE PUBAlC.-- HAsiss sssised noss hc un-
Der ~.as a =, .Ia "a
s.sd q D.v. Garrett II returning ny .sss. % y ns.a. o
prepared build aud DO JOB WORK O bs MOST reason
able term. ssd at the shortest notice. u M ,...,...
saaeloa an Who give ,Ss
se sss. ss .s w. ~ s,
y of teas Ass are " b. bad s
1n ,s.. besss ..r..s<a sss 'hs,
Pine ssss s.as s4ss1ss wen
NOR - ss y a.. &. Ss.. s 3.
psss sss6ssa, e@ xk csas = q :" pr
corsEE, COFFEE, corrEE.
Rie, I.assyss, Mar.csisa, and Laws
Guy sisd wihsst additional ehsss, short
me and orders ts with
The a,,sx,,on o. csslsss ssd hons. keepers invited
Samples of'es may be bad IN spp'ess'on; . uyxx,xo
Jan io-eos
IonN -. sUrHmAxS. I-psrsss Ds.as. l. ~s.s.
ss u A. g. Il. ~ ] a.. .sus
sS.,.y, rsa... Champagne,
4 srsas ssslssy = sssas siss, .ams of spsraias
. . ~ sss.s : >. ss ~ y - i '
.s.a sssy sspssss sssn.s pals and ous ses.,J.
...ss rsss Sss Cd ~ssis, eerda ard hasaa'
W-2tawif6~
T,ssn paws s~hy aSp<sprs~ssd fs~ the ssss ~ shA
t~tow bsnsd J" ""' ivy g"
ID cs~t tos es,s ony 49,.
we q" nae "E'"Ss ssSA
rss .sr~n~s ssas sDd hshs essnsG dsss~es bo
hst VEL VIZ s.s " M ps's
ar w,h - snns9 q.
csoser ns"ey AS aa siessass
- 49, ~. = tnssy
.ss ia - 10 ssppyng rsDssvss
Our sssr. s's~As s~rses arl ~ssss<bs<s al
prices srtsrsA u "a - !. ~ -. - -
that ssosk - ~ kas psss hese ecoas aso
gcoA Adapted ~ eess tsNy c"ass1b"1
ia departments
rodsr cloths cAsp$fss s@d seseness -" aoSA oS
sauath ssss ,5e entire yxAs
where e eess bar
nsansd cordially isvsA 70 esn ard
FAMINE ours aock II ks 6ns gsssiesahoa,
t)eep ncs ssksd, and Lees viii nnt ~ iskea
ard a dealing ~ - fsnss ." IN AZ
cars
PERRv 1 ukOThEk,
Central stosss," wss building, sppssss
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ARRIVED AT LAsE-The steamer Sarah Sands from Cork
arrived at Portland on Thursday.
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ny ). 6. MCGUIRE, Auctsons.r.

Washington csty, Jan 90
Jan 20--Jt*
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

Tyres OF LovE.-~In North Carolina,
i IS frequent, among her forests of fat
pane. Tor a lover in distress TO send The
far Object If his affections bit OF It's
staple vegetable production, wta an eye
painted upon II, THIS signifies. Il pine. ;
L favorable to him, the young lady selects
from the wood pile the best aud smoothest
sTeciman # a knot--th's gniEes, "pine
not But, II on the otter baud, she
dctes,s BIN, (there is no n!ldale GROUND
between detsslatlon and alteration with
young ~oH.cn, sire burns one end oil his
message, and this generally throws the
young man into despair, Tor il means, IL
make Light OF your pining."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

A GaAsp SPEccaArros.-A wel:
known gentleman Of this place has JUS;
returned from the southern states. where
he purchased Of William Beanss,, the
man who catered it from governmen:
many years ago, the wess half Of sae n.
E. quarter o. section 20, town 80, range
ii, taa of Sd pc neipsl meridian. sca'h
Chicago. This pece Of laai IS cow
wor,a not less ,haa hall a million ct
dollars.
Tie history oi shs. case IS quite curious
and interesting. The origiua. owner OF
the land and the paien,se thereof, TIE
William Beanes, before neniioaed, some
years az was forced to leave thls slate
10 avoid punishment, for certain offences
alleged TO have been bsen committed hv
hin. Since lis departure from here, his
wheseatoais has moi teen exactly known.
II vas ramorcd al ore tine ira, he was 4
CONVICT IN The Missouri pen.,ea;Ia-, and
a uamber Of letters were sen, here b.
persons who anxious 10 Obtain tn real
estate which he left here lie Vas no,
IN the prison, however. nor have any al
The many a;,einps made TO discover him
proved efiec,ual. until tue gentleman
whom we have entiencd, took the mat
ter In hand. Alter some two Years oil
patient investigation, he has been crown.
ed with success.
/ In the meantime, although no title has
ever been given by Bennett, certain por.
lions OF the property have been sold BY
other parties, and various improvements
erected thereon. An ejaetmept suit w.iI
decide the validity OF the claims. /, il
situated OIL both sides of Hoosier Avenue
and extends from 18th stree, 10 tie line
OF the Chicago, S.. Charles and Mississip.
pi Air Line Road. q Brien, Dobyn. and
/ Pierce streets pass through ii, aud 1t is
bounded on tie ives, by Bucker street.
/ Chieaco tribune
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

GREES's WlLL-The last will and
testament, OF the murder and suicide
George w. Green, of Chicago, deprives
MS oldest sons, who took sides and tes,i-
lieI a2aiGs, him, of all interes, in his
immense wealth., an bequea,hs i. 10 bis
'n,an: son Albert. La the even, OF his
death. illalIs TO the Fireman's Benevolen,
Association Of Chicago. The will is TO
be contested.
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Turn from the vanisics of
Earth.

Earth. r..
Turn f-on earthly things a~sy.
Vain they are aud brief :Hcir stay,
Claiming down ts earth the hcsft,
Nothing lasting tbs. izaPa,s'
Grasp not pes, aeck not fame,
s4iains dust or s9an3ius nsne;
No. the wo:.l can never give
Ausht on which ll4e sop! sss live.
vh>.is Aeae.-. ~cs',h 3r Fsrss.
IN Affections ts,iHt anar,
To u. aits - efsus pain,
- "a .,a.c Us a1a.nE ttAia.
acs.ala ra.alr We ie.ios
ia sire 3set'ar d irgs below:
HaAgreh's die, and Empire. f.l.
Ear:a Idols p:s.4.. a..
Ta-n TRY ta.a CATS - IT. .Esc .bsvs,
ige3..a .te-e 90! u .o@s,
rus. In lis Aim Eb:y u,
Wac can Keep ther ,s.= 4 IL Aa-.
Tread the path .ha. leads - Heaven,
al our sin win be foEgivtn:
.Irn and le. our songs Of prs;ae,
Mingle With anjeIie iay-.
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Justices Of the Peace.

Justices of the Peace.
Ientre-.-R. NJ, Long, Wn. NJ KNOTT
Polk--.Dasid slopcr, Perez Frink
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David pialn~
Linh--- Baldwin Parsons, Lewis r. Collin
ke't Oak Samuel ilahdiin, ". 4. kgby
hoehesief--. George y. Cofy, A. I. BdIies
Sugar Creek Martin G.. Miller, h, ". Wal
Iowa Elisha sehooley, John NJ. Guild.
Sprlngdai---- Thomas VIM. Hiram Haihstl
Inland C. Il =. bacon, John u. HUI
Springfield VIM. G. Heskins, James II. Nor
Cass- ) ckomyer Baldwin, kht. Metgss'Y
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q. Las a. ts4n Heal.

t. Cape t,"sp.eaa E1c's recently
re~-srr5 ssss' dag irsa t.ll,y-t4rre
c@.1 as os #at place. L. and tie reply,
afs gv=a ta2s n ,a- Eagl'.
Care GrsARBs,r, Feb. y. 1855,
To the E!ayrs oil taa Cape Gicac5-aU
I4eie
>.rs As il has OF late please! You, TO
puJ@sa aai thereby endorse, articles
overiy Sag ~ia persecution and vile
abuse 4 citizens Of t8trIgn sra aaa
members oi tie Ca1ral.e ch4r 1 Yoa
thereby t.aes torss4 Is. tie ua4ers -ned,
to politely request ioa Hearefafta no
more to lusait sad annoy IS by sending
as folr paper all atsg > stop or ge-
sPectlgr sriscraerts.
TIE E!Eor says
SyuPataisHr friends II yo2 Lave
tear, TO shed, Fgepare 4 sfe! them a9a
l. tie language u D5esecss lear 4
helping baud to i.is aHaY iae Lcasy load
oi sorros#as 1ro~ /. a aaS a with
IS diretui e.lE.t H. IT,. we ne s-.-
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14
PREMATURE GRAVE

sJs%'i Al 4 ~ M UNA T..
is remarkable fact that thousands have
L been brought 10 a premature grave by neg'er.
ting 10 take some god and efficient medicine in
time to arrest lie course OF disease n i
also startling truth that thousands have been
hetaidei 10 an un'imely grave BY the use Of
POISONOUS nosiruHs. The author therefore See
ng the necessity Of some good and eficIen, med.
cite, which could be relied upon when the SER
sse4 Of competent physicians could not be oh.
ta.Hsd, has been induced to o'tsF his MANA
LIhL LiHihEsl |, AMI ANTI BILIOUS
Pulls g lie pnolit. These medicines are CON.
pounded strictly honest and from medicines Of
virgin purity, being warranted as purely vege,.
able.
10000 cases rheumatism. burns ulcers.
spraus, fever sores, sore throat. neuralgia. tooth
acne, head ache, pains III the back side Or breast
bois, ring bones, pimples, darrhna, have been
cured n the last year Also numerous cases D,
sweeay, galds, splints, hstula, big head. big
shoulder, pol evil, spralas, CHAMBERS bolts chol
&c. yellow water, &C Thousands who have been
afflicted wth dyspepsia. liver complaint. head
ache, diseases Of tie skin, iaatd{ce. nervous
pains of all kinds, bilious affections. costiye.
ness, female affections, &c, have been restore.
70 perfect health BY the use Of Gllieore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
anil premature badness prevented hy the use III
i. ]. Mcn.any's ClrcAsslan Hasf Tome Ias
beautiful combination prevents the hair frotn
fang oil, promotes lis growth. and renders i
soft and glossy
AGENTS WANTED
u every town throughout the United state.
for the sale of r. ]. Mckinny's Celestial Balm.
an naeqaaled remedy for cholera, ,iyseptery.
diarrhra, hnx, choiic, and all pains in the bow
esi
POISON,
l. J. Nckinny's Worm Medicine contains
~ poison and is warranted purely Vegetable
his preparation has expelled worms OF al,
kinds from the intestine canal when other n,cr.
arahons OF great repute failed
FEVER AND AGIE
IN all its varioss types, permanently cured.
without injury 10 the system BY the use a. 7,
J. Mekinny's Fever and Agne pills This ION
&c preparation never has been equaled. II new
er fails. Try IT, and be satisfied that agus can
be cured
Agents--A Gilbert, and Chambers & Son,
Upton; n. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lang,
Nosco. Amos Marble. p..ice ; T.. sas~isT.