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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05

A New CoMs Al pNEsr--Thou shalt not
carry of the Editors exchanges unless thou
art sure he is doae with them, neither shalt
thou talk 70 hltn when he is writing or read
ing proof less he should get angry and kick
thee out OF the ssnctum,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

Ca q z9 & = E@ &I~
w TENER G. Co..
tSn,bWy Pea.
EEANE just received new aud splendid asS
N so'tment OF goods, suited to the season:
amongst which are -
Cloths, Cassimefes and Yel,e,s, Ready maGo
Clothes, Enylisa, French and American Cling
hams, plain and painted Chalii do. do.
Lawns Barcge and Durege DeL.ains plain
and painted Tissue, Tissue Barege.
Thibet Silk, fringcd Shawls, En-.
bIoidered and Damask Grape
Shawl., Fancy Msntillas. stri-
ped and checked Linen. Ia
bic Covers, Mosquito Nets.
Fans, Parasols and I'm
brelas, together with
general assor;-
ment of Dry Goods
Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries, Queenswsrs.
Fish, Salt, Nsils &C., &C., all OF which
will be sold cheap for caA or Country Pro-
duce.
Sunbury, May S, ls56.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05

Sad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Angle. son Of
John Angle. Of Centre township, Columbia
county, Pa, was kicked by horse last week
and killed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05
NEW ADVER TISEMENTS.
Grocerey, Flour, Feed and
Provision Store.
SEASHOLTZ e. PETEREY.

Broad~ay between Market g. Blackberry SIS,
.Smabury
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
~ Sunbury. that they have engaged the servi.
ccs of a competent German baker, and are now
prepared to supply the citizens with fresh bread
twist, rolls, pies and cakes of every kind.
Sugar, coffee, (browned) green 4 lack teas,
rice, crackers d cheese, tobacco & segars. All
kinds of small beer, as well az lemon, pineapple
and strawberry syrup. constantly kept for sale.
Sunbury, May S, s55.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05

ey The election for Borough officers will
take place on Monday next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-05
Good Intent Fire COMPANY /

A MEETING ofihe Good Intent Fire ComPs-
A ny will be held at the Court House. ON
Monday evening next. All persons desirous of
joining this Company will please attend.
BIZ oRDrB OF rHr PRKsInssri
sunbury, May 5, 1855,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
A Strange Contrast.


The Free st ,e, published 1t Lawrence
in Kansas Territory. has the following
article showing the contrast between the
treatment given to men lavorng slavery,
We saw L. $. soldiers called on, ard
all Boston under martial law, a fugitive
slave. Ia Kansas, the emigran.s from
free states are riden Oh rails. Jared aud
feathered and bra.aily massaersd, aad ye,
noihiag is done
Every officer Of shc general goyera-
men', he entire u. :. arny ana III.
militia II tie North can be called into
readiness al a moments warning 10 *
eca;r the agtise slafe law. and illus
protect The pfets lael ris4. Of property IN
a tieetng negfo Yet scarcely can pen
be raised in behalf II the rights Of the
settlers 81 Kansas Territory aud tie on.
forceHent of that law by shlch those
rights are secured They aust yab,ni,
10 wrongs That would '.s,u q fever in tae
blood OF age, aud make the infant slney
stfoag as steel, YET can not wing from
'ae lips 81 this Administration one svlla.
bic OF sympathy, Of rom tie General
government, one mite OF protection Er
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
Ploughnasa and Team Killed
BY lightning.

j. r. CfIupass~s. |. .ssase b, ms fstn.
er IN this city from Quebec, low. gives
the following description o. a scena on
the Prairss. H. says.
Il write 10 inform you Of the death Of
my partner. Mr.. DAVID Bennett, and al
- MS nephew, JosepA Bennett, vho
we're struck by lightning while breaking
IEalEie on my place. and .ogo,her with
four oxen. oar Of three yoxe, were killed.
| vas within forty Of fifty rods of them
a. the latal instant, and was somewhat
stunned, though no, badly. Jemes Aus.
tin. who was chspping neur me, made
some motions that | did not understand
/ started toward bun on the run, nd Ia
toward me. saw he was not hurt. and
asked If the others were struck ia
sald they were sent Austin for water
aad ran toward them myss.i--and there
saw the awlulest sigAt / ever WITNESSED.
'The whole team down. struggling and
klcking-lour OF them dying and tie
driver and holder, bo.h OF them dad
They were stripped partly Of their cloth.
ing. and what was on them was on Are
The lightning parted as it ran down eaeh
OF item following each leg, and tore
their boots entirely of one, and nearly
SO OF the other, passing into the ground
~ each boct.-La Po~fs T,nes
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

10" We understand that the question
Of taking county subscription has been
Withdrawn, or a. 'eas, will not be submit
ted. This We think is a wise step, for
truly. il would not hare received one
pote ~ ten such are our convictions.
Cedar County has already taken $50
900 stock, and has issued her bonds for
500, 900 which we suppose is dead loss
To tie County, otherwise than from the
benefit It would receive. should the ROAD
ever BE- eomp'eted. aud even 10 such
cas-" tae boads would earn 10. part Of
Inc credit.
Who Tie plessat Company are, is 10
sae people oi ,als Comfy unknown. aud
taeu bas,y call tos eI11. 900 has given
s''sns Do very caoi standIa- We t9G
5a 't-s Ne1e ma ) IN tavof d t4s pre-.
gao3s s9tssIlpa9p J so, 09Q, ! u lie fea-
80 siael applied u s.sai 80 arr n
Ell. aAls IL iA1s rsss. bessi,s t1e = 80
s@s ia5'te.s ri tots route bonn come
Is Is .9s=esss 9f@a sg-h asar4sia efsga
ata "9t,ase G7t.ja l5r sfsEu.
i4'.oa, ee -. abe ss'aa / y oagat %
he abb ,ppae,e s. 9al without 4t-
ther al 0f3n tn Csga r., aud i to-
eaanat lag. aHx4a. s=s.u lss IL ana H..
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0nby.dse,

Last week we had The pleasure OF visit
ing this rev village, aud were surprise,
a, the work Of improvement, which had
sprung up in few months.
Cambridge was laid on, only las
spring, and already quite number o
Houses have sprung up and families are
locating there aInos, daily.
II Is situated on the line OF the Lyoas
Rail Road, and about Ii miles from Tip.
ton and Is from Dewitt, and in tae cen.
ter Of a rich and fertile section Of coun.
Try which IS already we'll settled and fas,
increasing. 1t is loealion which can.
not be surpassed for commanding the
home trade OF the surrounding country,
which is sufficient to support a town Of
no snail magnitude.
Il. c. Dickinson Il Co., have esisb.
llsbei nj Cambridge Store OF good SIZE
with very heavy stock Of goods d all
Kinds aad are dong business Equal l.
tte be4t stores IL our latge towns. :
Blacksmith aud work shops are being
erected AID everything IL il prosper.
lng condition.
lie situation OIL us to8a j. delightful
at The edge Of a gooi grove, afordias
abundance oi timber AID wood near al
hal4d. witt stream u living water run.
Haas through the place. The rroprie.or
sal 6fers i4se ioi 10 any person who
sy2E et.@t use OF shop during 10 pre-
es.@s gear, atliea to mechanics i the best
~ and I'D tie beat location we kno v
p i ! 4. and il aash .laas.ssx.s > M.
Reeoa4 = such % are des.Iirg II
good location and Aosur. 10 % 10 Can.
srt4ra.
". Wngh j. t9rn.ps a very large
sIla Vi bfca on tina place which with
Qnarfies Of stone il. tie immediate NJ IN
1oruocd w.. ...o4- t..- material for put
ing up several tue buildings which are
already contemplated Ii is 4 location
which offers good inducements 10 me
chanies
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

f@-Jast rccc;vss q that liitls Lew ~
bal ba, yellow No,- on Esoalway. nert Ano,
10 Hsmm5ac.ss, ;er.ty fair sssartnsns -
goods AZ 10 lows ).
King q .A0sI. ..sa ana ~ ass,
Sne YES, spnoe1 aao WINDOW .giass,.
sugar, .aHee, Aes 500 SpEs.
Tobacco ~ Pigs, w. 2! 80 me,
Eoa,s- pom 'ienp sau Soa0n Ter ee'd ~ line.
PM aha ss.ars M ~
ba0rs, Aaa noS'o& Sss&SsEss sef sseA - need
tfocd
Assorted Nuts, NAisans sAA olo6xf
Brsastpims Of Geld 70 p3saae u aaaAY.
Little Canroas, Pistois And AseeA
With Harta, HstcAsts and DyteA l14se.
Dolls, and Fans Baals ard CAtna ~,
Sla,es and Psnsals fsr Girie 81 1e1A -.
And Looking. giassss p ahsw ~ ls4ss.
And Fish-hooks y IL . a0se11 IA.
8 Which man can ne.nss 1nass = &ae
Mo6att1 Brandeehss an4 a Saeee pilh.
Or Smith and Lees 70 cuee a. nlp
Drugs and Medicines, BnalT snd Wine,
And the puss GrsPs Jdics esoAfs IL the vine,
Sarsa pariiia, Llvcfwort and Tas,
And tie Wi't Cherry Balsam 0l DR.. Wistar
Hinges, Hooks, Pad locks and Files.
As good as any within twcnty miles.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

the chair wheutbe following address was
submitted 70 the people Of The ualled
Stases: 3
I The undersignc,i citizens Of various
States assembled At Philadelphia, June
18th, 1855, feel CONSTRAINED Under the eX-
sting state Of afairs TO offer the following
principles,
First The unconditional restoration
Of that time houofed compromise kaown
as the Missouri Prohibition, which was
destroyed with utter disregard to the
popular villa wrong no lapse OF time
can pallia,e, and no plea Tor its continu.
ance can Justify and we viii use all
constitutional means TO maintain a posi-.
tive guarantee Of its compact until the
object for which il was enacted has been
contaminated by the admission Of Kan
sas aud Nebraska as free States.
&cons.--That the rights OF settlers in
Territories, to the free and undisturbed
exercise Of the elective franchise. guar
an,eed them by the laws under which they
are organised, should be promptly protect.
by the National Executive, whenever
violated or threatened, and that we can
not conscien,iously act with those who
will no. aid W 10 the correction Of these
national wrongs aud viii M, even pre-
serve their fair Consideration and free
discussion.
Third.--We further declare our con.
,inued and unallered determination TO use
all honorable efforts TO secure such a
mod 6ca,ion of the Naturalization Laws,
aided by the elevation ol public sentiment,
as shall preserve the true Interests Of the
nalioa snd shall guarantees the three vita
PRINCIPLES Of Rrqubiicaaism Freedom,
tire Bible, ard Free Schools thereby
promoting The great work Of Ainericani1-
ing America. ..
Fourth, That we invoke the aid O.!
Legislation 10 arrest that growing eyS,
the deportation by foreign authorities Of
paupers AID conyfcts to our shores, and
that as our National Constitution requires
The Chief Executive OF oar country 10 be
Of native birth. We deem IL equally utccs
Tseary aad important ina, oar iIplrautl;
Representatives abroad Should also posse
no tore'gn pfclaisoe ts bias their ofti'iai
acton. rm e. ..-.
Here lo.los tae >t4alulc- o. nsariy ali
the noahera delegates, eA:-ti I, ose
New ior. New jsr,ey AMI ennsyivau.a
cisi a. i
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Legal N0tlCe.
To .n,irs WIT 49,,

To Mites WA.ie :-Sls:
Yss..1
take NOTICE that there ~ now on fils IN fhs ~
nc. at The Jerk Of the Dst rosart u asdvo,
me eoiIty u Cedar and etste = ioGkAsA e
tsssss-of Mcsss Y. D4tfcr. tfxfElifg to 49, al
'"sDy. Five polisrs ~ moasy paid g -.
Ter 'axss on the Southeast quarter IN TsSsU
y" twenty eight l2s)in Township No CIV
eso)Hange forr west, which had wa, Tar
chased s., ~ sHd petitioner vt tax sa,- he'd N
'IP'cn On ire 2yh day of st,y, 1874. ss which
ums was sold Tor taxes aae 'herccn for INA
year lS53. and said petitioner slso rur chs,An
SAD 'snd o. tbs IUth day Of luae, 1855. Whfn
y was sold Tor taxes due thereon for III 80.
icol. Tor both Of which sales aid petffkc ~,
Lscsivsd dsAd from the Treasurer ot s.td
sounfy y the .ams oI TIE State 81 lava. =
said petitioner further seeks to p4riaet bin T.
10 70 SAID land and foreclo:e all your right IN.
equi.y or radfmrtian to said land. ard "a make
I ~ aesds absolute and unconditional, and ou;ss
nls t,ii. Ind Unless you appear "a Or befess
, NJ 1ath day of September, A. .. iSss, and
asrsrd said suit, judgement viii Be rendered
against YOU thereua. aud The psaver 81 san
ton = ~ Pssi'
J. W csttsu,
Hs spacE, Clerk Dist Court,
'"y 'of PIN, zee 500. Cedar Co. lowe
fpSs
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A Cuban correspondents - gt,ing - 'he
Times from AEs Guns says.
w Ia 'garrote" exhibition On Mon
day morning f murderer, WHO KEEP,
- tie efforts lis ra',as p ,ss,an until Ia
was chakei - Ii. fatal CHAR IT. kllir,!
Two in pf,son after being confined oi
murder ami "a i'e lei, ,ns. chaeei pre-
a,ioa ios death. he tried 10 ad. TIE priest
with eaisl sick tr nj tic sler. wi,E
which he deli bin = blow upon lhr cad
--ho.h were o. nse' rasel and the priest
escaped. He resisted to the end - kicked
his hangman and refused The cross the
'a..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

.'DowS IN ALABAMA. The foyef-
nor of Alabama is down on locomotives.
He don't like railroads. The iusepm-
bia Montor sums up a recent speech
OF his ms follows:
Fellow citizens, Railroads are very
worthless property they don, pay any
dividends, they are unprotitable, and i,
Is useless 10 was mon Y on them
er fore shall veto Sra;c and 10 FEM.
Again tel ~ cdt2en' atltoads enrlch
tHe favored tey. hat ST.. stockholders
-tAey A pay del eds they are pro-
fall, therefore | sb1I yeio state aid
to taea +. Ctaua Lcal1er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

Two ana a halt ,ailss soa.h Of Tiptoe e. re
Aasgatiae road.
s LARGE LOT OF GRATED APPLE
TREES
ora sai.able size fes t-atssplsn.iae Of t,,ahy
growth 1T numerous varieties selected With
gFe3sE care aHa Narrated true e. name.
Prisa ; FCr. ieg tot- n less than 81 nu.
nj operate Is cts eaeq. Trees one year fra ri
graft 80 pr l.tsAtl a. 1900 ~ o. Sua .rzft's
Al 5 Is per too GrN#Haass 4 casEsfaa
T!E.on Nrfs.ss. a4rea ) Ia lsss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
0ke Astsrtiser.
rIFTJN. ~ ~ IOWA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1855.


fEJ~ We give cur traders .h,s week
t..y sss1s!a@ce 81 t..v proceedings Of the
fa..raaAl Know No,hirg Corvertion a,
rugt1,l, 'phia 10 whic;, ". call careful
pcfasaIs All eyes hare been turned for
soae ltne past towards Ph,iadelpald
AID al have bern snxionsly waiting the
/ result oil matters there. The American
PARTY It sas supposed. could unite upon
a Na,,onal Platform. aud form Nation
al party which woa.l sweep all orposi-
tor before IL a, tue mex, Presidential
canvass, bat tn slavery question has
crrrs ia aud gas-sd is si'ai parts away,
This same iatoFsraas aggressive tnoti"ss
which have ever characterized the prop
ssandls.s Of sis,.rJ, sss made n,u,fcs,
a, this Conye iY,ian ii. all lis enornii,ss
and tb. consequence Las been that there
is now Two Na.ioaai ti.vis;ons OF The
American parry
7, ~ss tsatea tnai ii,,. North @oaiJ be-
too VARIOUS 10 Saars Ia lolFe, and tlsars
and The better 10 secure harmony ard
sur s.s. vast.leeoeer,ht'o thse 10 'ta
ton al slarortasY br not 20, the metal
oompes,n. the tusfis.n party IN thn
Moth was tempered after the here's OF 76,
su3 t;sy have stool eohiy !o,th m behalf
Of hamsl rights and liberty, and for the
indcpr uiehre 81 ti4e North, regardless
al The Fntiic patronage !. has clearly
sa4 iadai i'atly illustrated hat with
them prturTptc was everything, and men
ard os',s, paA4g.
We glory IN thc result. Il has now
placed the great question OF tie day t-.
.ssg io~ people N It's emily trae position.
Il must nas Is ael, So So, !e' it come
W. inr 9ss are real, ~ ne issue
Our feeling. AID 5, mpatAics are WIN |
the Northern it.is.ons, aud oug prayers
will be for their success, and .ve nave an
abiding confidence that they will succeed.
Their principles sle just and righteous.
aad they canned fail. Tie issue will
place every nau IL. his true light, aud
show who are republicans and who are
ct. Ii will remove ali apprehension
rom the minds of many, tina. the Amer
can party will aid tie aggression OF |.
larery, and viii insure the success oil
heir tickle. iii very Northela State,
which will place la the presidential CHAIR,
nas endowed with American priuci-
les AMI with love Tor our free iastitu-
tons, aud maa free from ssrriieace 10
ne slave oItgarehy. New York is the
My exception to the manly action OF the
Worth. Iowa unrepresente |. The
loud which has heretofore hang aser
&c American party ia tse Moth will |.
low lie removed and thsse sao have
ere,ofore held back from trr.ing ia con- |
er, with them. will wheel ,uto ranks,
nj fern panty upo. such basis and
Win saeh principles as TO be invuineTa-
Il AID iHviaeible and will triumpl. over Z
Il opposition. i
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SAMUEL DEWT.LL.

sufsym At Fir'sa AID s,rcrsI Land agent
NIL s'selt II anptlyto III aaaae.. REQUIRING
"a agsa., su i Ia
6e'ffrr .sr-U yFLIHyD ur rzvHys
SION
PAYING OF T1TTS
giving information rsspe In lsnds IN tia ca.,
~ - migrants aud settlers can ret cha,ee =
ete"'nf y IAN i BY esiAng at Lis once.
FOR SALE. Lnts 4 and S, Bloc L Ii. .own "a
i,echester, upon which is situated 4 CORE, IT.
ia dwelling with cellar and we'll, by
SAMUEL DEwslI.
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GLORIOUS News, Johl z. H.
Senator FROM New Hamrs',tre

The Election IN the Old Granite Sla,r
resulted 10 the choice If HALE AID EEl..
f. United States Senator from that State
This must be the m.h..dsst cut ii al. /,
TIE President, 50 completely rcpa.'ta,ed
by his own State, that line man ri all
others whom ne most athorFeG and done
mos. to defeui, has been che sen t>euator.
Nell daae lar New Hampshire
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4 FAREWELL. The St. Lonl. I,ttel-
i'g,nctr, formally takes is leave OF the
Wing party AL announce, ITS with
arana in the following terms:
We nave renouncei the Nhis party
rs le4f DEAD FOREVER, II did no, get
three au sdred votes in st. LOUIS les,
April. Its organization IS abandoned in
Kentucky bandonej Ia Virginia -
abandoned every where That party
never can be revived IS q national party.
We oppose the Wing party as a thing Of
thspast. - Ofa,snn rour.s,
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Estray Mare.

yfAkkH Up by Ga W. Hrsifh al his res
Eeaee N cass township, on the 5 asy
~ MAY. 1898. an esaay bright s~r-.i nave.
about 10 isnds high, b years sld, wcrk eueula,
sst ~ '1s ace, apprssod 1t eighty dollars Be-
J. ". cAtteol.
-, 'co--snc cernyIsrk-
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Taken no by david 4 y,rtar a his res.
dence in cass Township "a ar County. low
on THE p day Of Jale 1885, a chssnns sevi ii
maze, with wt,te strip i, the Gcs. FAX col
ofed mana ard I'll. aaeut ten yo8rs old about
IL hsras high. ard apr sell II So Or ths stl,
day + June 1855 before q, g. Iisk lsa.
-. H.. CArftLl.,.
County rlerE
Johe 9th, 1865 m,
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sDHINIsTEATOH:s sAlc.

bg ..:ae 80 ~ oiaes oE s.es.g.. krsn..j 80.
tattsr-, 1+ tne tommy 0o4ss sI cdr Coapx.
s.ee VI loaa, "a the tait' sss II April 4 +,
1870, aiii espsse ~ sac at a.l.a .us or, a,
sae aonse .. Ne. t. Heehi. ii -ii,.l s;to'a ~ H.
Of irlv, y. SIS, tetweta tas Agsrs ~ !.
o'clock NJ s.ta n'tiosh =. - ~ said a.
The f.5t2slhF drssr.b-1 tinsbernf and 10 wi,
f"s W. st nsif Of the sunts east s,sftsexSf "a
2ea'h.S~st quarter 1T srstiDs NJ. sine ~, IN
.""1ig. ~: htatNna. 1it sesta " Rsnxe
30 u" - West o. t1e SRI = 81 "a rsaio inr "a
ac-ts ae Hsii trf [ o. Lend y III ts soid Ii a.,
e,a~ .F"a hst W Zen aerug 10 sfy fsr outs.ss,
I'D dco.s VI Aas estate .: ssrs iss9i, rssssa. =
JANE, ytxsftRs
Nav a. -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

TOR SALE, 100 as.ss u Land on Roek
ai--k ! = y lie below H.r,'s mill, can BE- nd
g. ssasoaabls terms. Enquire Of
SAMUEL DrvrIx.
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= - hal. ct N. L. garter Of section II
=, 81, r. n. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwxLL.
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- :. b quarter oil section 1, +. 70. n .
~ ass y g. 9uAEtsr Of .. W. oaarter 81 =. %
o. sseeicn =, <. %, r.3w. FIR ssio 30
SANrsr 0rwrry
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A Gsass convention al lle Democrat,
o. Cedar Coutsy will be held in Tie
Court House ia t,g'oo "a Wednesday
the 4ta Day 81 Jug AeN', at IL clio /.
VI i2r he rullose 81 ;i4ai.au4as caa-
dldatss . fl Tie offices Of C5aai, Judge,
[ sasutef asi tkcaries, sheftf, suf-
sefof arl CJroner. ant Tor trars.aetina
Other nnloftsnl sasinrss.
W eatne.tly hepr t,4at the Democrats
viii tssa ~, rom all quarters ii tue
County. Come up and hare your
selves represented fully and fairly. Ii
IS good 10 take counsel together.
By order Of toe Den. Cea. Com.
DANIEL DAVIS,
WILLARD HAMMOND
n. G. PIATT.
Upton, June IS. 1856.
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The New York Common Council have
voted three thousand dollars for celebras-
ing the Fourth Of July.

SEVENTY FErr of SrAkEs. On Sun
day, the goth inst, one Of our Ananosa
,ownsmen killed sufficient number OF
snakes near town 10 measure. ~ The ag-
grega,e. some seventy feet pinson Ea-
gle.
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ION SALE. The T. half II q. 2s. and
nall Of >. 20, z. " Apply ,o
oAEuEL DrwILL AT
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: @s I. quarter ef s..E. quarter Of a. c,,or
y, j. 81, X. w. For sale "
SAMUEL Drwryr
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oHlCRlrr.S SALE.

BY virtue Of speciai syeeation te IT.. direct.
ed. issued ont Of HE Clerks oi.i.e II the BIZ.
trict Court 10 and for the eoesty Of Cedar, and
State 81 Iowa, in favor Of Aaron Gilbert aud
gainst Simeon $. Daniels Executor Of The rs,,f-
Of Augustus Ahot deceased. I have E.yisa anon
the Lo. No. sir (s) In Black NJ. eleven q, Ia
the tosa OF T,pton, 10 Cedar Coaaty Iowa and
shall offer the same for sale " rabAc aatsry on
Saturday, the Both day ~ June, 1855, II the
Court Honse aonr In said eosnsy, hetween III.
hours OF . e'e.uek 4. NJ. and o'cieck NJ. ~
sail day. to satisfy sad execution and the cost
That may accrue thereon.
JOHN n BtREI.Ey, Sheriff.
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ron SALE. Lot 9, B'ack %. town q
Rochester, by
SAE1E1 DfwrII.
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To sics Yhs{s -
fr,. xs,i fslc
aotiee tia: there !. now On file IN tha o.f,e. !,
Y. Clerk * ite. DIST Gaaf;. ~ ami Par The
G,tn % Cedar aid s. L, OF iaaa. arf .,nr
q. .tsrtss swstiana, eiatini a1 yssss !He III.
of Oar sai II hIadrsa ~ o!lafs, ~ m len me-
eea: nc. :, taefsoa from lie z3.a Of Nav
1921, "a inoeY psid tases At 4 lax sale ~ n
ey he treasure or sxin ecu ~, on SAID 2g.h
It MAJ isa@. On ~. Norl..Eas Quarts "a
tie : ah- Wet Guar er.S ssef8on ~ -, 81
towns sigh y-tw, (ss9 Rs.es 4 IL. "a
OF the a'tt e M With ssss wAs a. a,.s,nc
psrsa@ 81 IS : IL Ghsstss Srcs.&oi All -
50 = isses t.ss ftf I'm year 1879. aai
Charles Sue laid Z r.h.r s.vk q 10 s<.sa
s1r sr figh.s an q .aity o. sssra, o.. 1
and 70 saia Aand, an. to esssb Ia ms I. IL f,sr,.
to, by fs.sn q. II desf ssven lin Nv .ssa
ifeasartf AID 70 HS.- rat AZ i cerfaLf ar
steon4shfrai' and unlsss you apas.t Ut n.
~ firm Of .ks Dsstrsef csasL't 10 ii, -.
siih day of aepsfabass fS5,, 1vises,. 4 -
De rendered against yuG sayr.yed r In. .a
plaintiffs pet.tion, ard rii-ysa- yhs ann so,l
y q feas mp ION in said al y Il % bates
an forever ,orselosef, ard Plain M.s N . utas
perfea
J. W. cATTELL,
W,ils spiesr. Clark Dist Co,,r,
At'y :or PIT frs 800. Cedar Go
n2s w
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Borough Election.

Public hottie is hereby givea thai 81
Election " IN ba held in the Court House
ON Monday July 81 4. d. 1856, at !
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of eloeting
six Councilmen. |, is to be hef=d that
the voters will turn cat en- nasse as nsa''
tiers Of importance will be considered.
George Bagley, Clerk Of Council.