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GUN POWDER.

~ - - = v l" - - Ia
4 HAVE now on hand, and will hereafter keep a con-
L slant supply Of the following articles:
DupOnt's Celebrated Rifle and Sporting Pow
der, in eansters. quarter, half and whole kegs;
Tennessee Blasting, in kegs Of 25 lbs and bbls Of
100 lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by Toy, Bekford 4 CO.-warranted
superior
Railroad Contractors Miners, and the trade generally
supplied at the lowest market rates
II Ali orders shall meet with prompt attention
WALTER SCOTT. Agt for Manufacturers
az. Office with E. 5. CHEATHAM Co.. cOrner Of Spring
and College streets. ianistf
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

STOCK DEALERS.
c. c. HUGHES, Union street, Stretch Orr's.
F.N. HUGHES, 50 College street. late Dobyns 4 Co.
A 7 EACH Of these Galleries the public OBJ go
~ tain hrst class Pictures, We use the besiS
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus Our
Lights the only in the CITY, which is acceded By all
Artists and COnbOiseures 10 be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS to dispense with those dark
shadows gnerally and OBJ ected to. We have
beautiful PIANO for the of the LADIES As attend
personally to Stsrs patrons may rely polite
attention, and Pictures second TO none
~ Citizens aud Strangers politely invited to visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not
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PENNsYLvANIA kAILROAD.


q u % s 49,
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
Il with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pittsburg with aay inc Of Steamers TO all ports
the Western Rivers aud Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and retdbe route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded To and from the GREET Hest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRSTC LASS. Boots. Shoes, Dry Goods 20 nor 1oo+t
Tin bOxes,) Furs, Feathers 6e-.-.... ~ " -0
SECOND CLASS-BoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gu bales y Hardware, Lea 60c per lO0fb
THIRD CLASS-inviis, Baggng, Bacon, 20 40. ,oo,,.
and Pork (in bulk, J, Hemp, &c. ...... ~ ~ -
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, an. ,s- 1oof>
and Pork packed) Lard and Lard Oil, i'' P'' iOViO
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phlla-
delphia be particular mark package rti PenHsyLgdaia
Railroad" All Goods consigned TO the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pittsbug will be forwarded with
cut detention
FREIGBr AGExrs-Moses Potter, Boston; }. l. Elliott;
n. York; E. j. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw i koons
Batmore George G. Franciscus, Pittsburg; Sprigman
Brown, Cincinnati. Ohio J. ). Moorhead. Louisville,
KY. k. C. Medium, Madison, Ind, Roiciif Co, st.
Louis, No; j. ). Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville, Ind
H. Ii. HOUSTON GsheraL FreigH fg.Ht, PhiLEtl.
Fl. ]. LOMBAERT, Sup't. Atoooa, Pa. janl-lv
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
leaves philadelphia for Pitsburg at ~, A. NJ and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at T. A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for P.tS5urg at Nj and PSu5
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at II, F. NJ and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia at 10, 2. NJ
The above lines Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from ST. LOUIS No; Alton. Gaena and Chicago,
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ny. Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette ind Indianapolis, Ind; Cnen
natl Dayton, Springfield, BelleOnaine andusky Toledo
Cleveland Colnmous GAINESVILLE, Massillon, and Wooster,
Ohio Also with the Steam Packet Boats from aud to New
Orleans st. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of the
above places
For further particulars Handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and expeditions route Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New DIRK or Boston.
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT. Passenger LiHes, Phj'dla.
J. MESkIMEN, AGsST, passenger Ltaes P'ttsaarg-
Philadelphia, ls55-iau1-ly
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r. F. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

r. T. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OlRoSite Sewanee House, College Street. No. 90,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour, Bacon
Lard, Clover Seed, Millet Seed Nails Pow
der, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., &C
r IQUORS.-25 bbs New Yerk BRANDY;
l. 10 bbls New York Gin;
rs d d Tennessee Whiskey;
10 8 Port Wine;
6 half pipes Cogniac Brandy-best brands;
ppe Holland Gin-double swami
II quarter casks old Madeira Wine-fne;
90 baskets Champagne do;
.. % boxes assorted Cordials.
ap8 R.F BELL
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
" % Golden Cigars-very superior article;
20 Lopze do; ION Washington do;
10 " Rodeces Pressed Cigars;
10 " La PaImareal do;
10 " Jenny Lind do;
10 4" FL Divan do;
25 boxes Barry James Virginia Tobacco;
% Blair b RaysdiPs do;
5 La National de-;
10 St Nicholas do;
TO " Musselman's best brands do
so 4" Langhorne l. Armstead's do-very super.
The above offered for very low prices for cash BY
= UNDRIES.-2O bbs crushed and powdered Sugars;
= 10 bbs Clover Seed;
25 bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
AISO-Sugar Coffee Molasses. Spices, indigo Nader,
and many other articles III my line.
In store and for sale low by F. BELL,
APPS No % College St, opposite Se"anee House
NOTICE.
TINE Undersigned having this day disposed efhs inter
estin the concern of Nichol Peacock Co, to Chss.
NJ NchO and James Peacock takes this method of return
ing thanks to his friends for the patronage here
tofOre so literally bestowed him, and solics cOntnu
of the to his SUCCESSORS.
C. NJ Nchol and James Peacock alone authorized to
collect and pay all debts due and from the late firm.
Nashville. August %, "a. JOHN F. SANDERSON.
WAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam
ncuural Mandatory, No. 7s Market street. Nashville,
Tenn. mv'-tri-w
NEGROES AGAIN.
HAVE on hand twenty negroes, among them Is an ex-
cellent Shoe and Boot Maker and several good Cooks
also have 10 negroes consisting of two Families, That
satisfy gentleman good servants as there Is
in the State restricted the sale to citizens of Davidson
County.
nov3o REEFS W. PORTER.
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
7 HAVE first rate Coal Bank in jackson county, Ala.
L for sale.
Also, one Of the best farms in Rutherford county.
a Negro Man, y years old-NO carpenter
Various other Negroes. ssy- Apply soon.
feb22-6 REES w. PORTER
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-I have several Negro
IN Women for hire the balance of the year. as well as
GI for sale REEFS w. PORTER
CLOVER SEEDED bbls New Crop Glover Seed
Y J in store and for sale low, TO close BY
JAM JOHNSON. HORNE CO, Broadway
pACoN-2Oo casks Hog Round TOR sale BY
ID apl4 MCCREA TERRASS.
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NOTION destined for Charleston WILL and after thi:
~ date, be charged 81 per bale OF 500 lbs or less and
So cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic II. |. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. i. c. K. r.
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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
Louisville,
IT RI-W T. E II "
The Splendid NeU Passenger Steamers,
NITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, Master, leaves
~ Nashville every Monday at o'clock, p NJ.
}. G. CLINE, JAMS DAVIS, Master leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at O'Clock, PM
JOHN SIMPSON JAcE DAVIS Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, at O'Clock, p NJ.
Connecting at Paducah with the Daily ouisville and st
Louis United States Mail Boats and At Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLETIN, H. K. w. HILL
GKo COLLIER and lSGONAR.
The accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed
and passengers will ind by far the speediest Of
travel, either North or South.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. l.. DAVIS, or I ,,s
anI2-n A. HAMILTON, : Aso"'
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JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER TWEED
> HALF PIPES OLD OTARD BRANDY;
- 2quarter casks Superior Madeira;
DO Do 90 90 fPS O1t;'
80 baskets Bonger Champagne
For sale by Gan24 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
T ONDON PORTER.-loo dozen London Porter Of
IL extra quality, received this day, and for sale by
Jan24 VESSEL THOMPSON.
SCOTCH ALE.-5O dozen Tenants Ale, received
- this day and for sale by ,,,,,e,,, ,,o,,n.o
TTNEAS.-A few chests of Fine Black aud Green Teas,
of delicious flavor, received this day and for sale by
jana VESSEL THOMPSON.
VNHE FINEST YET.-8O,OO0 Regas Cigars, Of
extra quality and well assorted received this day by
0RANGES.-5Ob boxes Oranges in good condition re.
feb2i VESSEL 1 THOMPSON.
NRACKNELL BIsCUIT-lOO boxes fresh Crack
- nell Biscuit Received , BY uY,,nSox
CWEET ORANGES-lO Dbl Havana Oranges and
y rs boxes Sicily. Received this day by
mh92 VESSEL L THOMPSON
COCOA NUTS-l0OO fresh Cocoa Nuts. Received
mh22 VESSEL THOMPSON.
d AISINS-l5O packages Raisins in boxes halves and
S d ga'' ''''' '''' VESSEL THOMPSON
NTUTs-3O bbls Nuts-assorted Received by
~ mh22 WESSELL THOMPSON.
INAThA fhlNClfE ClGANS--Io'VVV VI VIC
T. above received by Express this day BY
febq-tf VESSEL THOMPSON.
OHEESE-25 boxes extra Nutmeg Cheese, received
I this day and for sale BY ,,,
apis VESSEL ThohfooN.
CWEET ORANGES-A few boxes Sweet Oranges
- received by apis VESSEL THOMPSON
CMOKED Beef cask Smoked Beef-an excel
~ lent article-received by .-
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
ANS cask extra Sugar-cured Hams, for sale BY
IL apis VESSEL THOMPSON. 4
IIHESH FRUITS-A supply of Strawberries and
Il ltasPberries received this day by
apis WESSE 4 TuoNpSoN
ii 1911 II iERRlNG-25 kegs Dutch Herring re-
apis VESSEL, 4 TpoNpsON
NRACKNELL BISCUIT-IOO boIes r.ceivsd a.
- rect from Reading, England, by ~
sPl6 VESSEL THOMPSON.
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REMOVAL.

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ITAVE removed their depot 70 tOGGS NV BUILD
INCISy No. 10 COLI.EtE STREET South OF Spring,
where they will be pleased attend to the calls Of their
customers They keep constantly hand every variety of
@ FUR NIPURE FL
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
they solicit continuance of same and hope to give
general satisfaction. H. ii. uhuOhEH,
W. L. NANCE, Secy. FfeSidehL
Nashvs Ian Is. lS55-n
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
HARNDEN,S
Nh 49, - Esal
-ss lzs{sss 80 -ssssEs1 49,.


- - - - 49,
Northern and southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
Via Savannah.
"AYING been appointed AgenIfor the above Company
at Nashville Respectfully inform the citizens Of Mid
die Tennessee that this Company Expresses om New York
and Philadepha BY the Regular Line Of Mail steamers to
Savannah and have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Railroad, M-con Western, Western Atlantic,
East Tennessee b Georgia and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad and running daily Messengers all the
above roads, This will enable the Company 70 bring Goods
through from New York to Nashville 10 six days, and the
charges will exceed that Of Expressing from New York
to Louisville.
The Company will also forward Specie, Bank Notes.
Drafts Bills for collection DC Also every description Of
Merchandise and Vauabes Northern cities aud al inter
nov4IIy A. HAMILTON.
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
90 80 - ~ 81 -
FARE THIR7 Y DOLLAES
WA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
v gomery by Railroad. Tickets to be had at the De-
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY double daily line.
mornng and evening" ofStagesand Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence To New Orleans
II. /. ANDERSON, Gen'l Sup't N. C. R. R.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO. GA RAIL
ROAD.
49, $40 S; : s s s
.- DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Express Mail Train leaves daily for Chattanooga at Ii
O'Clock and 80 minutes Z. NJ.
Accommodation Train leaves daily for Shelbyvie at
O'Clock, P. NJ. s- ---..- -..-..
Through Tickets TO Savannah, Ca, SIS SO
d" :" Wilmington, N. G.. $l9 50
To be had at the Ticket Office, Passenger Depot
feblO - H. l. ANDERSON. SUPP. Transportation.
j. III. CURKEY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN
DEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the FFT--z,
ID public generally, thai he keeps constantly eN--~
on hand Collins of every description from the piauest
servants to the fine Metallic artrht and airexhased COT
fms the for preserving the Corps; together
with good Hearses and Horses aud every thing necessary
for burals- u.
All orders left al nv wareroom No. 81 Cooper Building
Cherry street, will be promptly attended TO- both day
night my5l-u j. Il. CUKEEl-
CHAIRS-A lalge lot just reeeived-dne and very
" cheap. ~ -.f
CLOCKS-
u The best assortment in the city.
WINDOW SHADES
w OF the latest STYLES
NATTRESSES-A good assortment Of Shuck-Cot
Nl ton and Shuck Moss and Spring Mattresses, hand
and for sale cheap
JIURNITURE-A large lot Just received; will
4 change New Furniture for Old fair rates. FurnI-
ture made TO order or repaired All articles sold warrant
ed equal TO the recommend gwen.
ss5- Several PIANOS for rent.
ieb1s /. n MOTION, As Union Street
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personally TO Sittsrs patrons may rely polite
attention, and Pictures second TO none
~ Citizens aud Strangers politely invited 10 visit
our Rooms whether they need Pictures or not
nOvl-f
DAGUERREOTYPEs! DAGUERREoTYPEs!
CHARLES G. GIERS would respectfully inform his
customers and the ladies' particularly that he has re-
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deaderck and
and College Streets Brownies where he will be glad
all who in want of fine and life like pictures He
has gone great expense lifting up powerful and
sky lights and his are fitted up IN elegant style
He has engaged the services OF experienced and polite Op
era ors and determined make his the Model EstAb
lshmen of the South West and feels assured that he vi.
be able to give satisfaction.
lie nv0s the public to call and examine his specimens
fine Oil Paintings, by the old masters, just
eeived from Europe which be offers for sale very low.
Call at the Of Deaderck street and the Square
N. B-An experienced operator always ready Tor any
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c. jsnlO-tf
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERS1
THE partnership between l.. ID. Stevenson snd r L.
White is this day dsso ed BY mutual consent. l.. ID.
Stevenson will pay al the debts Of the concern and con-
hue business a. me oid stand NO. COee street "hs'e
he viii be glad TO all the old customers Of Stevenson
While. Feb 10, 1855.
AM authorized to collect all Of the debts due Steven.
1 h White for 1889, '5S and "a and all those in
ebted them requested to call and pay up By the
t OF March, they expect To settle ST the end OF the
law fiebll-nl r. L. WHITE.
ER DURKEE.
Iss WATER SIREET, NEW YORK
Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
DURKEE's YEAST OF BAKING POWDER,
Importer and Dsalsrin
CREAM TARTAR,
- Sup Carb Soda,
Sal Soda,
CASTLE Soap
Black Lead,
British Lustre
Ref PearIash Saleratus.
Cooking Extracts.
dsc9o-1v Mstehes-War 4 Wood
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THURSTON IL BERNARD,

NO. z nlOn stFtcL,
RE now receiving their stock Of Fall and VIM IN IN
n ter Dress Goods, consisting of Silks Cash aCIlt
meres French and English Merinos all Wool De- YND
lanes Hosiery, Gloves, Corset and general assortment
of Staple Goods.
The above goods ell purchased in the Eastern ctes
by of the firm since the decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered to the public al
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
al 10 give our stock an examination OctSf
NTANTILLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
WI beautiful assortment of Mantillas Grape Shaws and
Embroideries which offering very cheap for cash.
apr26 THURSTON 4 BERNARD
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CIGARS! CIGARSu
2OOOOssTFFdFss nG or a SAY: GEa G P
of the following Brands Jupiters La Favoitas La Ha
beuers La Pedro Garlic, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-6 J. MOORE
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No. 8 Union street.
vNTE are offering and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing ofPlan Black Plaid Striped and Brocade Silks, Chal
leys in plain cOlOrs Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and Lawnsogether with general assert
meut of Staple Goods Hosiery, Parasos Twisted Silk
Mitts, DC. Iap2Gl THURSTON BERNARD.
AT COST.
Il HAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS, which
i 1 will sell at cost for cash
jan2, JN0 BROWNE,
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n ATE RED POEAIO.-A lew bushels OF the Old
l Round Red Irish Potato. These Potatoes the
ian. kind and best suited TO this climate Of any other
They never rot are always meay and are the pro-
tic Time for planting, about the LIST of June.
~ Gail quick YOU will not get any.
mayI7h Il. CAMPBELL, opposite Crutcher HOuIe.
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RAILROAD NOTICI

No shipments entitled the above rates unless each
every package has the name of the Depot ofdevery
the initials N. & c. K K. plainly marked upon il.
Nashville Ian lift "a. /. A.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

DivoHcE. An interesting divorce case
was recently tried in the New York Su.
preme Court before Justice Roosevelt. -
The gull. was brought by Mrs. Cur,iss
agalns, DR.. J. T. Curiss. The parties
were married in ISL, and separated in
1878. Mr.. G. went to Indiana IN 1853
and in the space of ninety day. procured
divorce from his vile aud tnsrricd- a..
gain. The case rested upon the question
whether the decree Of the Cour, Of Indi-
ana reed him from his wife. The Judge
in his charge, said that Cor the purpose Of
me suit. he would hold that It did not d.
vorce him from his former wife. The
only question then io- the Jury 10 deter
mlne was, whether Dr.. Cur,ss had com.
United adultery with Miss Howard, which
was the maiden name OF his late wife
The Jury found ne had. - Eu' u7uc Tai
uns.
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CARTER s. FELL.


THE Undersigned offers for sale rcry valna
he farm adjoining the town Of Upton. Said
safn consists If 2i0 acres OF FIRST class LAND
cling Us acres under good fhce 100 acres
now under cultivation 10 acres OF first rate
Timber most Of which is cuoicr young Timber
Also, plenty Of good down Timber Theirs i al
so gu Ihis farm much valuable meadow land.
There is also On the farm lI0 good grated
bearing fruittrees. There is also on the farm
tnee Houses and brick yard. One Of said
Houses Is good frame House With stone bass-
ment, and one AMI one aalr story ahhte. certain.
ing nine different apartments. Also, GOOD
frane barn, with an excellent side hill stable un,
derneath.
THIS farm is for sale cheap. and on terms to
suit purchaser. as but a small portion of the
purchase money WI be required 70 be paid
down, and the balance 10 remain for long term
Of years, if desired, with interest
no22t. SAMUEL LONG Sem
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ea- We learu that some - ne people
o; Rochester in this County are organiz-
ing a company uader the laws Of Iowa
70 dam the Cedar River at that place,
under the charter obtained by Will m
Greene from the State Legislature
They propose putting IN dam aud lock
and 10 erect mills Of different kinds, n
short make use OF the water power 10 the
bes, advantage. For THE purpose, they
organized stock company, with shares
Of 500 each.
There .san abundance 81 water power
at this place il j. was only made use Of.
II once properly improved !, would be one
Of the greatest advantages TO the County,
and could no. fail to prove a good invest
uen. to the stock holders -far better
than any rail road could possibly be. 1t
is an enterprise which will reflect much
r.d..upon the movers Of il. and viii prove
profitable to each person interested. We
have as yet heard no particulars, ba. do
hope it will be carried forward for there
is no better privileges in the Western
country than Of Rochester.
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DR.vINS err The PHIsByrERIASs,


The Douglastes Of Missouri are CARRYING
on the war against tue clergy which
was commenced IN the Senate by their
leader. We have already chYonicIed lht.
edlct against the Methods, preachers
which was 10 leave the counuyor be tar
red and i"a.Leled. .a
We Learn from The Rochester Free Dan.
octat 'h9tthe Rev. +. Starr r t. Prrsuy.
lenan clergyman lor t.Ier ga ) pas, set.
tied at Weston. Plat county, NJ, a.
arrived at Rochester, having been 81. .,'
from kan~rs by the same gang OF FRO
slavery rutiians, who threw tue types ara
presses OF the parkvIlc Lumlnary ,u,,
the river. They gave hun no,ce,o qnt
within Two d; y, under penalty o Lc,ul
lynch'd, and DC deemed II pruden, l.
leave. |. does nol appear Lat he eve
pre- .,heI savery bat Only INT he wa 1
clergyman OF n rtnern orgin. 'IAat
master, like Mau. 1870 Chicago Dem
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

~ Tho new style OF bonnets o.
rather fats worn iy misses aad young
adde's, are grea, aud gro.es4ue. They are
quite pretty for girls; some However might
be called er.reme fat, as their superficial
c,ntcl,s will average somewhere between
tia, Of Ill umbrella and town lot, and
requires the aid Of both hands an! two
string. to keep them on their heads --
Trey are queer looking coverings for the
head This subject reminds It's q the
many queer, fancy and beautiful styles
and patterns 0! bonnels 10 be found al
Mr.. Jeliison's city bonnet store IN Musca-
tine.
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MARRIED.

BY r. N. Ling Esq on the Sd day Of July
ins'. Mr.. James Cay, to Miss Mary Jane Ford.
On the 2sth June. in Cleveland, Ohio, BY the
Rev. s. c. Aiken, Mr.. N. c. MorrErr te Miss
MARGARETTE Il. RxxvE. 49, -Ta.5
There goes another p-:ater. ..-
Norman. once our foreman--bse helor aud
ehum. at once, he left us-gone to that borne
from which no bachelor returns--our blessing be
with him. May Won ana your love ever expert
ence: TTgE4 ..w& Ill -As~.t
The pure, open, prosperous love- g., s-s
That plsdged on earth. and seal'd above,
Grows in the worlds approving eyes, ~.
In frieadship's suile, aud homes carsss;
4 Collecting All the hearts sweet ties
Into one iaoa Of happiness"
Norman, JOY be with you-may propitious -
ever shine upon you-may happiness ever em~~~~
you-may your pleasures never meet with . -
nor your peace get pied. You are row locked ny
into folio form-both pages ready for the press.
Proceed with your pressscort Tin your tokens are
co npietsd. your publications issued and the nsw
editions in circulation.
May you ever have tu, ,cork on earth and
when your composung is over with, your jods all
flushed, your proofs correctea nress cork COM
plcted AMI death pnts TO your labors, and
your form becomes deed matter, and sci aside to
he Distributed from whence 1t cane. may your
work prove aceep.ible--your proofs eieut, All
your stg~tssioas all good; and MAJ your iaburs
be rewarded by the Supreme Foreman with bliss
eternal in the realms above. Goodness how We
love the printers
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-11

AXE PROPERTY OF rnELArE MADAM,
ooSTAs.- he lplrest upon tie $4,000
10 The United States Skies belonging to
the late Madame Sonl- and which was
some time since refused to the Attorney
OF Count Rossi, the husband OF The de-
ceased lady has been paid over upon ap-
pilca'lon Of son of Madame Son,ag, in
his own right. and Of Coan, Rossi, as
me guardian Of his minor children. 49,
Inc application was predlcated upon ju-
alclal proceedings Instituted at Turin, in
Sardinia, which declared the rights Of
succession to the properly Of the deceas.
cd lady, who in life possessed domlcl
In that state.