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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
A RareGnced lie,

The editor oil the Athens Messen-
ger charges our correspondent, "Aa
old Acquaintanes," with garbling the
Jacks language. Now, certain wings
lin Macarthur, and all others, who read
his paper knows that the language was
not garblcd. 1t is a little singular that
this thing should tell such bare faced
lies, when the evidence to contradict
stares him in the face; why not say it
was an error Of the pen or types? We
can only account for this lying propen-
sity by the fact that Jack got his "Jroi.
en- up in the defunct Wing party and
that he has now gone over, soul aud
body, 10 Know Nolhingism, thus ex,
hibiting all the characteristics of the
true Jack by stubbornly holding on to
evil. We hope for the best; but pres
ent indications lead us TO believe that
Jacks associations with the father of
all lies will be long and uninterrupted
through one eternity at least. We don't
wish TO have it understood by this tha,
Jack will go 20 the devil if he don't
reiormj we only wish to call his atten.
zion to the present indications. Come
Jack, dof the VOLTS garb and put on
one half as holy as the one you pretend
to have stripped off our correspondent,
and our word for it you will live an
honester man by virtue of the change.
But Jack bring'St through alrs from
Athens, or fumes from Corn Hhiskey
which rumor says has stuck to you
since the last election campaign). We
must in pity beg, pray save us from that
rasp. We give below the last literary
production OF Jacks which contains
the usual arguments for his party on all
subjects:
"a miserable. sculion Of this place,
whom we have heretofore been compel.
led to strip Of his holy garbs aud hang
up before the public in all his native
delormity aud hideousness, has again
been writing to the "Corn Whiskey Or.
gon,' at Macarthur, in which he garbes
our language of week or Two since in
reference to a case Of larceny before the
Probate Court Of this county, as If to
keep the fact prominently before the
public that the writer is a most ungodly
knave and hopeless simpleton. Where.
upon, the editor Of the Corn Whiskey
Organ" makes the communication the
occasion of near hall.dozen of his char.
acteTistic abusive, monsensical, ungram
matical and prolane efforts at wit, in
order TO draw US into Controversy with
his simple self. We cannot consent to
descend to such level oilener than once
a year. We have 10 taste or incina.
tiun to do so at any time; but it seems d
duty we owe our friends of Macarthur
that we should occasionally undertake.
The disagreeabis and very offensive job
2fraking down, hanging up and drying
his Corn Whiskey man." We cannot
perform the disagreeabe Office, howev.
e, until the weather becomes sufficient
y warm to render the free use OF river
water safe and pleasant to lac nerves
The weather is too cool yet, entirely, ~
on can reyel on in your native element
# filth and blackguordism few weeks
onger, Mr.. "Corn Whisky Organ" We
Won't apply the rasp at present"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
Times are Getting Better.

We are informed that an Eastern
Company has bought Mr.. JoHN FEE's
farm, some seven miles northeast oil
Macarthur, on the Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad, for $50, 900, and
one or two other farms for thirty and
thirty dollars per acre has been
bought by the same Company. Quite
large quantity OF lands in the county,
along the line OF our railroads, have
changed hands in the past few weeks,
The present prospects OF the Scio;o
and Hooking Valley road are very ia,
vorable; tne laying down Of the Iron
to Hamden will commence in a lew
days, and in lew weeks the Marriet.
Ia and Cincinnati road will be com.
pleted to Hamden, hence, we may look
out Tor better times in Vinton. Times
are certainly changing for the better.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
Important Decision.

CINCINNATI, March, 2I.
Judge Prior, of Kentucky, decided al
Covington, to- day, that the makers Of
the notes given for stock in the Ken
lucky Trust Company Bank are not liza
BILE for the payment Of their notes, un-
less it Con be shown that they combined
to defraud the puIic. This decision re.
duced the assets Of the bank nearly
seven hundred thousand dollars,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
Fire in ZnnesvpIlc.

I1N n 10 II1LLi 'IuIOII VT
A fire occurred at the Stacey House
this evening, it burned the roof off the
building, and much property was dam.
aged By water. Loss on the building
about S20o0 on the furniture $1,000
fully covered by insurance. The house
has been closed since Tuesday, DR..
Hamm owned the building. The furni>
ture belonged to the late proprietor, Mr..
Jones.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

In Indiana wild pigeons are flying,
in greater abundance than ever before
known IN the Spring of the year. They
pass over Tere Haute in clouds by
the acre. Their course is northward
in the morning and southwardly in the:
evening.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

In the United States there are S6,-
600 paupers; in Great Britain, 9o4,>
600, .sttt}
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

At Natchez, H. j. Newcob, with a
rifle Of his own make, fred five balls in
succession, into mark one inch round,
at a distance of 220 wards. 'lrgF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

The real estate in Mephis, Tenn,
which sold for 1000 in 1862, sold for
$24, 900 in 1854. q a ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
in the United STATES


Hunts Merchants' Aaga1jac thus
speaks OF the trade in breadsIuh5, that
will open at the commencement oinay-
igatIon in the spring:
"When the spring opens a stream Of
breadstuifs from the canals and the
lakes will sci toward lhe'OId Wotld in
uninterrupted flow. Tue ground sown
is the most extensive ever under culture
within our limits, and il there Ibe no
blight on ous harvest, we can feed the
nations OF Europe so far as they may
need beyond their own production. -
Previous to the coming forward Of the
new, the stores Of old, which haze ac>
formulated at the various points ol in,
land shipment, will be sent forward,
and that which was boarded during the
laIl, when high price Offered tor it in
vain, will be sold far below the rates
now current"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

A most heart-rehding transaction oc-
CURED at Madison, Ind, on Tuesday
last to a gentleman named Mcdonald
He was admirilg beautiful collection
of every description OF reptiles on ex-
hibitlon there. He foolishly attempt
ed to handle large snake, when said
snake coiIed around his body, and, with
his entire strength, succeeded in break
ing three of Mr.. McDonald's ribs
Such crawlers of the earth should not
be tampered with, as they throw them
selves upon their dignity. Louisville
Democrat 18th inst
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30

60 The. Louisville Journal, Of
Saturday last, gives this description OF
a new counterfeit live dollar note on
the Southern Bank of Kentucky: GA
dangerous counterfeit on the Southern
Bank OF Kentucky wcs shown to us
yesterday. The engraving is well ex-
ecuted, even down to the blotting or ab-
sorptlon OF the Presidents name on the
wrong side Of the note. The horse
when compared to the genuine, is seen
to be defective, yet so well done as to
deceive the best judges. The hat OF
the man on horseback in the counter
lett is further from the margin than in
the genuine" Numbers ofthese couu-
lerieils are said to be in circulation. =
Look out lor them.- Daily AdUertiser.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
Cambridge.

This is the name given to = village recently
laid ont in section "a, township 81, n. r. W.
OF the , p. M, III Cedar Co, Iowa. 1t il
located upon the line OF the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
at the point whcr. III. rail road crosses Spring
Greek, IL mites east II Upton. Several bald
ings are being erected at the present time One
building is being erected 1oft. front by 4Oft
deep, 10 be occupied as store by gentleman
from Bro~n Co. Ohio. II is 10 be completed
by the Isl day Of April, 1855. A stock #
goods to the amount IF Sir ri0asan! D3iiGra
have been purchased and are pov On their way
hi'her. Dns other stofa-house will he com
pieted by the middle Of April, and several other
buildings will be erected during the coming
son.
now offer all Mechanics a
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or Lots TO
build uno-.
WANTED A Blacksmith Cabinet-make
Shoe-massr.. Chair maker, Wagon maker and
a good Carpenter and Masons II is good
settlement, good water and healthy location
Any person or persons can have a Lot Fee
If Gharge 10 build upon, ans tune befn cen this
and the ith Ct July next--the building to be
erected At any time during the year.
For further information inquire on the
premises of CANADA McOlLOt Gil.
have also unimproved land Ter sac situate 4
near Cambridge. The land Is supplied with
fire wood sufficient 70 use for years 10 come
and we'll aatercd.
.s4s- We want all Temperance men or none.
. Temperance. Lose ana Reform" ia our
nett rtftf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

DEACON Day There is a deacon ir
town in this State by the name Of Day
by trade a cooper. One Sabbath morn.
ing he heard a number of boys playing
In front Of his house, and he went out tc
stop their Sabbath breaking.
Assuming a grave countenance, be
said to them Boys do you know wha,
day this is? 2"
Eyes, sir" Immediately replied one
oil the boys, Deacon Day, the cooper"
The citizens of Washington have pre-
scented Senator Dawson with a silver sal
yer, pitcher and goblet in testimony Oh
his services in providing for the city
water-works.
Ii was ramorod that the Brigadier Gen.
eralshlp will be conferred in due season
upon jefferson Davis.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

We would call the attention OF mechan
ics and others to the advertisement,
headed cambridge" II offers rar.
chances for mechanics. The town is 10.
ce'ed at point on the Lyons road which
vii command depot and will receive
the trade and support Of the surrounding
ooun,ry, which is good one, and is al.
ready we'll settled. II is an offer toe
good to be lost. We expect in a few
years to visit this Cambridge, and find
q thriving and enterprisng town, and
those who avail themselves of this offer
oil well to do in the world"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Why blame the fashion and cry Out upoA II =,
like my cousin Sae's tiny, velvet bonnet.
Though mach condemned by grandmother and
aun.y-
Because it Is 90 pert provoking jaunty,
BY is my pretty cousin seems 70 say
= Come kiss me--,hers's no bonnet in the way !"
IRE more look, the more think upon il,
The more like the small inviting bonnet.
Reading the above reminds US Of II.
"inviting bonnets" we saw at tho "city
Bonnet store" at Muscatine few weeks
ago The spring fashions had no. re,
been received but still some were - Tin.
si,ing" We had notion to purchase ere,
although we had no earthly use for il,
unless we were It ourselves.
Ere this. Mrs. Jellson has received
her spring fashions rs she is always up
to the times with her bonnet wares. II
is the place to purchase.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

PouonErav.-Hc are occasionally
furnished gra,ui.ousIy with samples Of
sublimi,y which We think bss, not TO pub-
lish yet they contain gems Of literature
- good TO be lost. The following is q
vsrse from the pen OF An aspiring Byron.
Jahial loves TO ra1e!.
And he loves five cent" bet
But I think he'd better wach himself
Or he will be "Euchered" yet.
Much is said about Kaow Ne,hings
nov days We did think tina, there were
acne Of these wicked plotters asou, this
neck OF woods, bu. the following verse
has entirely changed our mind
.Now close my humble ver.s
And hope IL can't but bring
4 question o. Who wrote his
Ny auswer-a Know Nothing
The author Of the above mustn't have
been initiated into tho "Poughelcal de.
gree" Of the order.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

hssrfftL tiscoVEhS has recently teen
made bs ri. Curtis. OF tnis city IL he treatment
81 coasalp tioa, sathc.a~ and all di~a z@e@ Of tae
UPS We refer t" "Dr Curtis's Hsgeans or in.
h&lius ayz"4n vspor aud Cherry Syrup With
this acw Ee,2nS ilr. c. has restored xlany sAic-
Ia eaer ~ petfeet health; Al ssiusucs OF
"ti-a, r. a.s InnHrsersbl< certificates sye.k
lag u - Es>tsaept physician rcaafss:-- Is
evi4est aat 'nAs a4Ls--coastsatly breathing An
tsfes s'4> aes-ias s9og tlr medical properties
in"*t G"1i@ 10 direct contact With TIE Whole Of
Tue .r'4.i cavity u the lsaxs, sn4 thas Is ape
tn A@E3 aad Estlet chanaas produced upon
them VIZ j tDsfoaCeHd into he stomach and
talgee ed IL t3e process Of digestion. The ny
scaAa - Ter sale at al the druggists throughout
- *e.n'r". kron. the New York p,ttr4m4a II
Jsr. iAt..
See at'rrtseprrt Df W die ated iahs,auon .1
a1.tHer ceiaun q. thispsa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
ship heretofore existing between A. S. I.rBE
and AUSTIN PARSONS, has been dissolved BIZ
mutual consent. All persons knowing Ii epa !
selves to be indebted TO aaid firnl, either hy
nete, book account or otherwise, xgl pl.a.e
call and settle the same with Austin Parsons
with whom the books have been let
Il6-Hl SlYRt.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Parson BrownIow, of the Knoxville
(Tenn. Wig, publishes what he calls
the abridged gospel ofKnov Nothing
ism :-Foreigners aud Roman Catholics
may Ill ride in the cnariot Of .american
Freedom -Bvr AM4RIcArs usr psIys"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

We now feel the need OF side walks
IL Tip,sn. l, was the main objec, OF
Incorporating the town to ob,sia these
esnvenienoes, yet we have survived two
years Of ",own dignity" and no, the frs,
plank has been laid. Why eau, this
be done we need ,aeua bad enough. L.,
% have a council the commiug year
who will act ia tbs matter. Also Our
public well" ough, to be made useful
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

~ W. are much in need Of boy
~ 40 apprentice. No. having any we
are compelled to perform the duties Of the
wicked one ourself. Is there no. boy
n the County who wishes to learn a
good trade, the printing business, If there
- let them apply at this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
tifn advertisements.

LAsH IS SSEokD,-All persons know in.
themselves 10 be indebted TO rae, either BY not.
book account or Jtherwis e, must call aud .e,ti.
the same on or before the lst day of May, ol
cost s.li be made on the same
I1-sf JOHN WEAVER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
ssiigieHs Services.

At rsrs kttasGiSt tMsnph Church IL Tiysou
regularly esch o&hh.th - los deck L. n
A. tn I"2grcf.tionaiist CatftA resalsri,
Each ezhh.-A - II doek 4. y ssd ia tae
eys-Gta- =, eioeS, h, the Res. Il. " C.ht
Att.f C5a-t soa--s ~ TtptaE es the ar.. >~l,
ha,a u e-eh Donth At lol. O'Clock /. " BY
thc hey. ss.itAn Riley
~ ts-e Presbyterian Chusea every ,sh.r SAB.
BAH u hsf past 10 O'clock A II. u Lev. t.socse
p. rotl.r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

AUSTIN PARSONS,
HARNESS 4 SADDLE MiNuFiCTERER
OVER CHAMBERS g. son DRUG STORE,

The undersigned would respectfully inform
mis- friends ana the public III general, thai
he will continue in tbs above named business
and ID now prepared to manufacture saddle.
briaiea, trunks, carpet bags, salses Ne. Vae.
on. cart, tray and buggy harness, and collar,
10 SUI; every variety OF harness and warrs nted
not to inJure the horse. Ny work viii be prin-
cipally made BY myself, ana srom ths
ONO OAK TAr LrArnra,
so that ! feel safe il. warranting all nv work
which viii be done in the best style, and Oh
reasonable terms. JUSTIN PERSONS.
Upton, Iowa. 1871
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

In the Legislature OF Nebraska, Mr.
Clancy, an Irshman, gave notice of a
bill to prohibi! the organization Of know.
nothing councils!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

LAMP Acxsr.-Mr. DeNell our County
Surveyor bas entered into the Land Acen-
~ business, and offers numerous parcels
Of Real Estate for sale. Person. wishing
70 purchase will do vel! to examine his
advertisement Those at a d is,ance desir-
rous Of having an asen, here eaunoi
sn.rust their business In safer hands.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HON ACE WATERS,
No 1913 Broadway, Neg York.
Opposition 10 Monopoly.
Music AT GHKArlY Rrpucxp RATx,

Music At GREATLY REDUCED RArzs.
Notwithstanding the combination Of music
dealers 70 keep up the prices Of non. copyright
music against the interests a native composers
| ane Their refusal 10 extend 10 Mr.. Waters the
courtesies al the trade, he is making immense
s.ies-savns abundance evidence FIAT he has
| paeilc countenanes aud support in his opposition
10 the Great Monopoly aud IN his efforts to aid
NtttrF Talent, aud adopt the sationa. C,r-er.-y
HIS stock OF American and European Music is
immense, aud he catalogue If his own pubica-
| tgas - on. - the lsrges, and best selected IN
he United States. He has also made a great
reduction IL the prices Of Pianos, Hsiodeons and
Husfcdt iastraraents Of al kinds. Superior
toned ok octave pianos for Sits. 5000 and
yea, interior # as COCO quality and instrument
as stro ng and as durable a. those which cost
1000. Pianos Of every variety Of style ard pric.
NJ to $1,000 comprising those of ten different
manufactures; among them the ce'fbra.ca
modern improved HORACE WATERS Pianos, and
The hFst premium Eoit44 Fitn0s II t. GtlaIr1
cos make, (the owners Of the Collar
patent Secondhand pianos at great bargain,
Prices from SO Ia $50. Malod'aps nom frs
different manufacturers. including the vel
known ). y. & II. ". SMITHS ncioaeons.
ltnhei the elaa' temperament.l the best make
m the United States. Prices SIS. $50, S75.
SID, sll5, sl25, tSl35 and SIS. Smiths
Double Bank Nelodeon $500 Iaeh Piano and
/ Ard Meloeean s5garaatee&. The host terms 70
schools ~. ~ per cent discount ta clcr-
eyinen and churches All orders nron,nflp
attended TO- Music sent t. al! parts IF ths
country post paid at the reduced rates, General
!. and eelect cata iogges and sceaule cf prfres HI
Francs forvsrdsc 70 shy ldress free al change.
lis mo.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Chicago market.
CHICAGO, March. II. 1856.
FLouH, e City nils, Ne. /, eK, sap,
s7,5o.
No, 2, family -four, 500
No. s,mldtings, s4,5Oas5,O0
WHAT sTrlaC =: :! ,i2s$i.i5.
Winter at 81 ,20aSl .35
Corn-Ac,i'e demand al 50c per so
lbs, delivered.
Oa.s--30c. delivered.
Rse--in demsnd Al S5c.
ksslcy-nominal at ,00al,l5
seef-x.ra mess $500, mess xl3 90
to sl3 so BY she quantity
Pork-New mess 6rn Il, Sl2,o5; by
the single hsi AldGD
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
TAILORING

WOVLDannoanc@ to the citizens u Upton
1 and Cedar county that have commenced
tie Tailoring business in the room formerly
door East Of the Upton House where ~ill be
pleased 10 wait On those Who may favor ne
with their custom. Being in regular re .eipt If
Eastern Fashions, and having had much eupe-
rience n the business. think | may be able 10
please those that NAV favor me with a call
have also, and will eontisnns TO keep an
assortment Of ready maid clothing Of the best
quality, which | can and will sell cheaper, tt an
the cheapest hecanss intend 70 make my live
ing BY my work and will sell nay ci.taia-
just Tor my Amusement and the accommodation
n NY customers, Cali and SEE ma.
WELLiQfT. TiuptoA. Dec 9Th 1sst van
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Q03 WORK.

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
DAlsts, Hand Bills, sc, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenss, Execu-
Mons, Notes, &C., Of a superior quality
always kept on hand At this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
y. A. rossrg. 10. :. roRrrx'
II. A. PORTER j. OTHER
Booksellers and Naiionsr.,
q N ~

AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Agents for Princes Superior 4tloaeurs sup
ply ~ Al! times Oh hand tor sale at tuanntactur-
eTs ys.et& At.o, agents for Firth Pond Il cos
New York Planes and furnished At manaaac tur-
sr's prices with addition Of transportation only.
Alse s2oHts foy acGrefy'. yriptiLg INK, and
ni,s's \. I Type Foundry.
No. 50 ILLINOIS STREET, ROCK ISLAND I'LL.
L3l-Iy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
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81 ~ II r I'll So
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gnIHiinff asd shsir hafs lnnmx,



" ,urifr tAr attention. Of he citizens O
Triton, and c,aaT eo.i'ety IN general, Il
o.sr assortment Of furnittr,, chairs a.a
n'airsssss, consisting o. every article gen,
sr4t'y cattle! tor IN our linz, he hap,
some irsnty dtFsrr't styles u chairs, ra.
ming an prices from - 81 10 ste 9ols
Fsr ss4; kock.ha, al from = 80 70 500
hlrsaus pfasn ,.d fancy from el4 ID
$40, htdstsais troAl - 5o TO $50 Il btsce
In short, eOs thanh you f.v yo.sr hOs, a,
patronage thus Jar, and lRstfe all ,n ,0ani
o. articles IA our ttns 10 giet as call and
uc she'll striue to Suaf you in price ana
styis. He warrant encrg article 10 Be as
represented. jnton Riocis, ,s1l door 10 J.
LeDl1 q e., ~ipseatine le4pa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
SAMUEL. DEWELT,.

SAMUEL, DEWELL,,
:SErvy0r at Tipten and General Land agent
WILL. attend promptly to all business roqurin
an agent such as
RUYINCf md SELLING ON COKNrS-
SION
PAYING OF TINES
giving information respecting lands in this cOun
ly DC. Emigrants aud settlers can ret choice sc
etctions of lands by calling at his ottcc..
FOR SALE. Lot. and s. Block II, town Of
Rochester, upon which is situated couforta
bic dwelling with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEwrLL.
FOR SALE. Lot 9, Block %. town Of
Rochester, by
SAnUEL DEwrLL.
FOR SALE. 40 acres Of land on Rock
Creek i2 mile below Harl's mill, can be had
on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
SAMUEL Dwell.
e. N. half Of N. W. of section 10, T. 81,
RI W., for sale BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
c. 5. hal, Of N. F. quarter dissection II.
+. 81, r. ". For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
8, z. quarter OF section Ia, T. 81, h. /
W. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
S. +. quarter Of s. Z. quarter Of section
9, L. 81, 4. w: For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELI.
FOR SALE. 1000 acres Of choice prairie
land iren the North 10 the !. E., aud from
l2 TO X miles from TlPtsn. Can be had by
applying to
SAMUEL DEwxLL AT.
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c. s. T. quarter OF section /, r. "a, r. 2
w, also n. g. quarter Of .. ". quarter Of II. W.
Of section %, T. 80, r.3w. Foe sale BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
Upton Steam Mill.

THE undersigned having made Announcements
/ for running the above Nil, VII! grind
Wheat for toll ar sschsnse, ans t&en =. iGc
PER bush.' Custom nxvs, Tuesday. ANA FRI
days Kicdr Of all finSs or hard Asi for
su.x5noals STOUT L slfEhkER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
GEORGE BRUCE.

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