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DAD NOTiCE.-Eo,ics /. hereby kfvsn;
LII .ha, Petition will be presented TO the csasy
mssioners of Monroe county, at .thsir MAiekI
session, 1855, praying for an alteration of % !.
much Of the State Road, leading fruin Stafford to
Matamoras, as lies between the land of ThSnSf
Wilson and the dwelling Of John Sloan. sstEEtsa1o
Dec. Is, 1854 Sei sGs
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Lots in Clarington for Sale.
u OTIS number IL. l2, SO and 43, situated in
HI desirable localities in the town of Clsring
ton, on each Of which i. a cummodiuus dive Hing,
are offered for sale at bargain. Also half an
acre OF ground near the town. For further par
ticuiars inquire of
5 ts4 JACOB T. MORRILL,.
'ii CLARIrGToN, O., Jan. 10, 1855.
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JOSEPH NoRRELL's EsTATE.-The un.
y dersigne has been appointed aud qualified as
Executor of the estate Of Joseph MoreIl, late of
Mmroe county. deceased. Dated at w Wooosfield,
this 5ih day Of Fs6rnarys 1855.
Feb 7. GE0RGEJ. MORRELL.
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GoLREKT nARRtS'S ESTATE The suhs
" scriber the 30th day of November,
on 1, appoin,ed by The Probate Courtof Monfos
ls5nty Ohio. A Atitninistratar dc bonis non, with
The viii. annexed, ot Colbert Harris, iste Of said
county, deceased. and has given bos,d aud rfceivs
I d letters as such. JOHN LAM RENEE
Dec. 6, 1854. sFS
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Ed DAD NOTICE "A petition viii be psess ~ !.
Ohio, at their March session, 1855 praying fpc the
location of County Road, commencing AT The
River road on tiis lands Of Jacob Bare, in Ohls
township, between the houses OF George Thotpps
son and Nancy O'Nriii, thence the nearest iiAs
best route to intersect the WoodseId and Eishiags
Creek State Road OIL the top Of tie hill. d s,ao
Dec. 20, 1854. A PETITIONEk, =
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ~
James Murphy. PisintiE, q ss<s;, "a

William Dunn, Friend Dunn, Harvey Dunn. AZ
fred Peytoa. John Burham. Duncan Ssaithsss
and d $. McMahuu. defendants. $50 FfEtss
NOTICE. The defendants will take ,notise1;
IL that the plaintiff has filr1 his petition 10. te
court OF common pleas III this county, in which,
he alleges that the ofore-ad defendants on OF q!
bout the 18th dsv of February A. ID. 1854 saateiAS
county aforesaid. assaulted and beat him. by
which he was damaged one thousand dollars, sna,
for which he asks Judgment. -
WIRE EERlCHAkDsoN..a sss
Nov. 8, 1884. Att'ys. for Pisintt1Ss:
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A TTACH MENT.-At nv IN. t,ac an attach
"A ment was issued on the 5th day nf January.
A. ID. 1865, by Vim. Workman, a Justcelof tts
Peace of Sunsb,,ry TO wn>hir, Monroe County.O .
against the goods, chatile., rights. credits. money
and effects of James NJ Whorry. an ahscondin.
debtor of said county, for the sum Of $sf 50 .
aud costs oi suit. l f Is - fsts5 81 8
LEWIS GRATlGNY, SsnE
January II, 1855.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NEAR BEALLSYuLE
ri WILL sell my tarm about half mile from
"a Beallsviite. Monroe county, Ohio. containing
1stI l20 Acres. all laying aceH.
@xA sist and OF easy cultivation. Said tract
EAsa HKENr contains ab,u, 10 acres OF cleared
sssSassSs3 Land; IS well s~aiered, of gos'd soil,
end has Too o-Sfary Dweiliag House.
GOOD ORCHARD. FENcss. EARN, &c. Terms
easy. For particulars apply.to
is LEWISi9RATIGNY. Sen.
4. Beallsviile, Jam ii. 1855 49,
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Pay Up!

A LII persons inhabited 70 the undersigned are
II respectfully solicited TO call ahdssettle their
accounts Immediately, as wish hereafter 70 do y
READY PAY Business. st
Cash and Produce will be tnkea IN exchatJgs
for Blaek.mihing. at the nsalketr,iee.s 8 (;
Oct. IS, 1887. JOSEPH RODGERS.
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LUCK HERE! EVERY BODYHs
yHyHE Subscriber has on hands and Is coaatant-
a ly receiving Large and Splendid Asssrt<
ment OF
GEoCK2RI-Es9sv
which he will sell VERY Low FOR CASH sf
Country Produce. Caii one door norh ef
Steed's Inn, and judge for yourselves
JAS N. SiMM0Ne.
Wdod.helj Dec. 20, 1884.
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D DAD NOTICE.-A petition vii! be present
LII ed to the Commissioners Of Monroe county.
Ohio, at :heir March session. asking that so much
of the old road running from John Myers, to the
road running from New Castle by way of J"hI,
McCas!in's, be vacated as the same is supplied By
new road MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. "a, 1854
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
A Siuged Cat.

Inc we" iofk ana Lrie railroad Oh
nee IN MS eAy was On thursday the
scene o. an incident winch IS worthy OIL
oelhg recorded with the events OF the day
moi 'hly because vas good Joke
ou' because II pears On is lace a moral.
an oia man enters The oHiea-'n age aP-
ia'eh'ty Fer9ihS on three score; MS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

CLERICAL PUSsIyG.-A, Il meeting
Of clergymen not long since, reverend
gentlemen by the name of Loss, of d.
mensicns somewhat extended, both later
ally and al,itulinally, presented himself
Says one oil the brethern to him:
when you leit your people you were
great Loss" Yes" said another,
la, when he dies he viii be no Loss
Yes" said third, "hc viii be dead
Loss"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
who is INV Neighbar.

Thy neighbour II Is he whom thou
Hath power to aid and bless,
Whose aching heart and burning brow
Thy soothing hand may press.
Thy neighhor 'Tis the fainting poor
Whose eye with want il din
whom hunger sends from door 10 door
Go thou and suecor him.
Thy nsighhor Tie the weary man
whose year. are ut the hrim
Rent lew with sickness, cares and pain
go ,hon ans comfort him
rhy neighhor I'll The hear; bgraft
Of every earthly sem;
widow and orphanS helpless left
10 thou, and shelter them.
any ncirhbor ? londcr toiling slave,
tettered in thought and limb
Whose hopes are all beyond the grave
TO :hsa aal ransom him.
Where'er thou mectcst a human form
Lass flyored than thine own,
Remember lis thy neighbor worm
Thy brother or thy soul
Oh pass not, pass no. needless by,
Perhaps thou canst redeem
The breaking hear. from misery
Go share thy lot with him.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Come here my lad said Al attorney
40 boy about nine years d age
The boy came and asked the attorney
"wha' case wa. 20 b. tried nexi."
The lawyer answered A case between
the Pops and the Deyl-wtich Dc YOU
think will gam the ac'loa?'
The boy replied, II guess i, wi he n
pretty tight squeeze = The Pepe has The
mos. monev-'but the Devil las til. most
lawyers
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BRoKEs BosEs.--"Mr. Witness, you
have SAID that while walking with an um-
broiIa over your head, yoH Tell into that
reservoir and were badly injured. DID
you break any bones, SIT, at that time g.
Il did, sir"
What bones r.
a. Uhaiebones SIR -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

fre~ Talk abou, the enjoymcn, Of
wealth., never wa. and never can be
enjoyed. An abundance Of money is A
heap Of misery. 4 man who owns a
small house, a small farm, a small wife,
Dig dog, a COOL COW, two or three fat
pigs, and three children. oogh. 10 be sat-
lsfet.
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Humorous Jariitu.

Here fellow, hold this horse
Does he kick n
Kick no take hold of him
Does he bite e
Bite no; take hold Of the bride | say
Does !; take tive 10 hold him +
Mo-
Then hold him yourself
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PREAIAIIfRE CRAVE

fhLAI a Y hL GRAVE.
Is remarkable fact that thousands have
been brought to premature crave by peglec.
ting 10 take some good ard efficient medicine in
time to arrest the course Of disease. II 4.
also startling truth that thousands have been
heraided to an Gntisaely grave by the use ~
poisonous nosruins. The author therefore see.
ing The necessity Of Some good and efficient med.
icine, which could be relied upon when The ser.
wees ot competent physicians could not BE- Oh
tanned, has been induced 10 offer his MANA
Luxe LlNIMENT, and ANTI BiiIIOrs
PILLS 10 the public. These nea.c.ass aze Elm
pounded strictly honest and FIR. medicines ~
able.
10000 cases rheumatism. burns. n,eerq
sPfains iever-sores, sore throat neuralgia. tooth
acne, head ache, pains in the back side o. brea
botls, ring bones, pimplcs, diarrhna have beer.
cured M The last year. Also numerous cases ~
s"eehy, galds, splints, fstula, big head. lls
shoulder, poll evil, speaus, glahders.befts. rhai
ict yeiie" water, SC. Thousands who have boan
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
Ae1f, diseases q tie skin, laundfce. nervous
pans Of all kinds, bilious affections, roet,va.
hess. female affections, &C.. have been ra.tore.
70 perfect health BY the use of Gimore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
~ P 80. ais DatGae-s prevented Try the uge OF
4. J. Mekinny's Creassian Hair Tonic This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
fal,ing 81, promotes It's growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
u every tosn throughout the United States
Tor the sale Of l. ]. McAlnay's Celestial Balm.
an 1nsaeals,. remedy IN cholera. dysentarv'
diarrhna, fux, choiic, and all pains IN The bow.
esl. - Wv
POISON,
1. J. Mckinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison ami IS warranted purely vegetable -
lnis preparation has expelled worms Of al,
Kinds from the intestine canal when other nre,,
afassons of great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGTE
IN all its variovs types, permanently cured.
without injury 10 the system, BY the use Of r
:. Mckinny's Fever and Agae pills. This ton.
&c preparation never has been eanaled. II new.
sr rails. Try i, and.be satisfied that agre can
be cured.
agen's---A. Gilbert, and Chambers {, Son.
Upton; y. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang
inoscow. Anr' Merrille Prries 4. She shsr
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

New York, Dec. n, 1888.
Icame TO New York in the ship Telegraph;
nv native place is ST John, New Brunswick
when reached this city, my health was very
poor; had a very bad cough, raised good deal
Of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain in my left side, and was very
weak and emaciated my friends and plysi.
clan pronounced mycase consumption, and be-
yord the reach Of medicine. ! accidentally
heard Of DIR. Curtis Hygeana, or inha'ins Hy-
g.an yapor aud Cherry Syrup, and obtained a
package which / verify believe was the means
Of saving my life Soon after wearing the in
ha!er found II relieved the pressure on my lungs
and after a while lie disease made i's appear
auce upon the surface uncer The Inhaler. took
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued 10
DO 50. my cough gradually growing better, uu-
tiiu entirely left me, and now consider nay
self cured. | still wear tire Inhaler, as tie asa
oi il is rather pleasant and believing il strength
eniag and purifying 10 the lungs, ! feel unwill-
ing 10 dispense With II. JoHs hoop.
Sold BY BOYD s. PAUL, No. 10 Court'an,
street, {. II. RING corner Of John street and
Broadway, N. \. Price - a package.
y. B.-Any person enclosing 50 10 Boyd &
Paul. or urt,s Il Perkins, New York, will re-
ce,ve package containing bottle Of Hygean
Raror, one OF cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, in
a neat box free 10 any part Of the United States;
or four packages for $40.
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y IL, yoahs Philadelphia cox nss
"e-t ogt MA Thursday ias, b a4.. 4
dispute by "vliliaInoas saltp9re." Tier
seconds privately .oalcl .i.s pistol. VIII
powder and "ads Only. On taxing their
positions. both the heroes appeared to be
suffering under violent attack }; sqn4
and efore the word fire" cop,d L.
gwen, nothing visable Of one er lem
but streak Of coat tail go,n- ,ras,1 !
garden fence
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An6EHICAN FLAG,
4le ecFFI loT,

and the
pig rA--T : pm
L = - w.
offers :, tbs ,,,,,ic - s,.y,s
ever cacrcd in linton. ,g,cv are :. follows:
sizes ofthe celebrated g. et ia Rose cook ..o' es
sizes Of tae Black HaFrIcs
sizes Of the Maple Leaf,
) sizes ot the Chartered OAK
sizes 81 the Back Diamond,
etZ.s @, the frHs patty
So 81 H. Eaa,ts M 49, west
zsxes ~ -. One. -.t,he Forest
.fx-s AZ sss refr.~r.. At ras
sfg-s Al. - w., -
co F;oz stove, v..r..-..z sfzss
25 PafGor stoves yersaa. <i7rz
- If-..tj4,- sto-rs -. IT,.
:af 4...sa.-aers..
@eAZs3 ofFEz iiEsSV LOT azatTASrn sIHE.
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The Liquor Traffic.

Thurlow w. Brown, editor al the
Cayuga Chief, recently journeyed from
Auburn, ". Y, TO Wisconsin, and this IS
one of his notes by the way;
Speaking of grog-shops, brings TO
mind an incident which occurred a. -.
A young, we'll dressed, gen,eIemanly
appearing man, with lovely wife and
child had journeyed on the same train
with us from Buffalo. At -, ia spite
Of the earnest and fearful prHeStations
of his wife, he would leave the depot, as
he said, on business From the wile's
manner, We readily guessed VIVA, she
thought his business was. FIR long
hour she stood. with her boy IN her arms,
awaiting his return, the tears in spite Of
all her efforts, silently dropping upon the
cheek Of her sleeping child. He came
Just as the train started, drunk. He
'urched towards the platform, fell upon
the rail, and his head was severed from
his body. Never in life shall We forge,
the wlfe's ooun,enance, as she stood
moment, her features pale and ghaslly,
then fell senseless upon the CORY and
smoking form of her husband. The
wall OF the fa,herless boy touched every
heart, Tor not one of those wEo looked
upon the scene could refrain from weep
ing. Had an assassin robbed the wife
and child Of husband and father a,
such moment, the enraged populace
would have lynched him on the spot.
But he was killed by authority He
died legal death. The bu,chery was
licensed. The price oil blood vas in the
rumseliers till. A few pennies worth of
property was saved to him, but a husband
father and citizen destroyed. TIE crush
ing blow fell upon the innocent and de-
tenceless among strangers. This butch
cry il but one Of hosts that have record
in the history Of rumsellinE. To put al
end to it, we are told, uoula violate the
Constitution, destroy property and out
rage the rights Of the citizen and his
aomicilr'
We nope tina, no reader Of the Press
viii feel that he has done his duty an.il
he has cas-, bis vote for Prohibi,ory
Liquor Law. Jqckso. Co. Press.
From an Intimate acquaintance nnd
political association with Judge Douglas.
we feel justified in stating TIA. be nei-
Their desires, nor would receive the nomi-
nation for the next presidential term. -
Washington .Na.,nel
Chivalry-Bark.
Doughface Bow WOW.
Chivalry - Stand on your hind legs
Doughfaee-(S,ands up
Chivalry-Roll over aud you shali
have this bone.
Doughface-(Ro o,cr)
Chivalry-Rcll back again.
Doughface = Rolls back again.
Chivalry-Puts the bone in bis pockets
Dougbface-KeeP your oil bone.
smells had
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER AND .aCyr

III oHscisity vi Free Medicine And
: Popular knowledge, chartered by the s,,s" :,
Pennsylvania, April 29th, 1859, mainly IN s.s..
the evils of spurious nostrums; also Ia snn.A
public with reliable RENE die swhele the hestP 'as
cal advisers cannot will not be ernp,oyca ns
ing purchased the invaluable remedy, Iow, sa,
Toxic MIXTURE. the first and euN know p,
twenty years as the certain cure for Fey.r az. w
Ague, and Us Kindred eomplai IS, conadent.
titation likewise recommend fer bonel COZ, sIotsa.
KowAkD's COMPOUND SYRUP OF NJ ,evr.n.1
ROOT,
and in due time will furnish its ON rensar T.,
every disease that can be safely treated in ~,
way by order Of the Trustees. :" 's"s
JOHN T. ROWLAND. I'm
President OF the University and the head =,
the Pharmaceutical department Home g,snsas "
tory and Office No. GS Arch ST., Phi!ad,faJTa "'a
J.. w. cARk, agt. Philadelphia, g.sc f.,,,.
BERs, Upton. n35-ly WA"
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vYwe - n - N II fAt
IaIA il IL 1ltu

II HI * IL 9s91
OH Nand North Side Court Ssaafs.
-pgALER IN
DRY GOODS GROCARiLS !.
QUEENSW.7RE H.7RDN.3RE
S10TS SHOES
urTS CAPS
RE.4DYM4DE CLoTHLNG
s.grS GLASS
NOTIONS Sc.
WE are in receip. OF the best stock oil
Goods we have ever offered in this mar
k, and will sell extremely low Tor cash,
Thankful to the public for past taTors
We respectfully invite the attention
Of the community to our Stock OF
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Satinetts, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines. Shawls. Handkerchieis
Sc. SC.
Our clothing department is f4G and riSh: ans
.. .ao. I.9ok at it before purchasing
-EooTs ssogs-
good assortment and a. eheP - the lowest
HATS CARS
as areus s;3k-3ook az them. In fact We AaVe
-4a4ost everything asAaAty kept in country store
~ Give u Cs.t-ye'n s1A a. %" - tse
best oftAem.
Upton Oct. llth, 1884, t16-t
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Justices or the Peace.

justices Of the Peace.
Cenfre---k M. Long. VIM. NJ. KNOTT.
poik---Dayid sloper, Perez Frink
Pioneer Il orae!iGs Howard. David plstEss
Linn Baldwin Parsons, Lewis b. Collins.
Red Oak---Samasl Handl,n, W. A. Rugby
hochester-- George p. coify, A. G. harIiek.
Sugar Creek Martin &. Miller, i. W. Wall.
Iowa Elisha schooley, John nj. Guild.
sprlngdale--- Thomas Vim. Hiram II,t6slL.
lnand.--C. \. :. Bacon, John II. Iluh.
Springfield Vim. &. Hoskins, James II. Noe,
Cass---jackomyer Baldwin. k'bt McCready
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nredicated Inhalation---A New
Method.

most wonderful discovery has recently
been made bg Dr. Curtis,for the cure q as'ii,a 10,
consumption, bron chitis, coughs, colas anu an
lang complaints, by nea'catea in''a,auon.
pna and CHERRY SYRup, has accomplished The
,,ost wonderful cures Of asthma and eonsamp-
ton in the city of New York and vicinity for
,ew months past, ever known to man. II Is
producing an impression on diseases Of the lungs
ravrr before witnessed by the medical profes.
SION. (see certificates in the hands OF agents.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
me linen, without the least Inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient to evaporate
the auid--supplying the lungs constantly with
healing and agreeable vapcr, passing INTO all the
air-celIs and passages OF the lungs lhat cahho'
possibly be reached by any other medieihe.--
Hare il case OF
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NONE Y, MONEY!

MONEY. -MONEYli
MUTT DRAFTS on New York can be had
- q the Subscriber in sums to suit purchaser,
:, Cerhhtatea Of Deposit, and Drafts on n.
Eastern Cities eaahed--Ameriean Gold fu,.
hishsd at small premium, by
-. WM. II. TuTnILL.
A Large lot u Kettles Tor sale Ly
ffrtha Doe .z7il. lr-t Nfa's
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cED.AR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

,ED.dR COUNTY DIRECTORI.
County Omccrs.
5. A. BlSSELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. c. BETS, Reer. and 7ysoA
J. Il. BIRELY, Sheriff
). DEWELL, Surveyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
). DANIELS, Prosecuting my,
J. X. SNYDER, S. +. c. & u. 9
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ASTHMA CURED.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Dec. 20,

Brooklyn, N. T., Dec ~, 1898.
Fer about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma for the lasttwo years
| have suffered beyond all my powers OF des-
cription months at time have not been able
TO Sleep IN bed, getting what rest l coad sit
ting in nv chair-my difficulty Of breathing,
and my sufferings were so great at times, that
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last. During the past six
wears Ihave had the aid and attendance of some
Of the most celebrated physicians, but have re-
ceiyed no permanent, benefit, and but little relief
at length had the good fortune TO procure DR..
Curtis Hygeana, or lnhaling Hygean Vapor
and Cherry Syrup. AT the time first obiainor
il, was suffering under one Of my most voiced
attacks. and was in great distress, almost sufo
G ing for want of breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
to my stomach, and took tea-spoonfnli OF the
Cherry Syrup, was relieved In gIeat meas
ure from the difficulty uf breathing, and had a
comfortable night have since continued it
with the greatest possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively well, God only know: how
much suffering this medicine has saved Inc from
my advice 10 the afflicted is TRY 1T.
MspcsEFr IksToN.
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RATHER WINDY. The peopio oi
Kansas are rather ar IN their asPira,ira-
hons. 4. N. Thompson, is appears ty
The Free State, has determined to make
a visit 10 .he Rocky Mountains in
wagon propelled by wind. He intends
taking 30 persons III seats being a.
ready engaged. He viii start about the
first Of June, and feels confident that lie
can find 4 ridge Eout the entire distance,
and that the experiment will prove sue
eessfai. lie has succeeded very we'll 50
lar as he has tried his plan.
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DRY GOODS,
Il all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist,
ing IF cloths, of foreign ann domestic Eanaf4e-
turs, sach as bFoateloths of French ani Amer
lean manufacture; twilled cDIored, ula!a DE
Skin; satlaet's. sheep Jeans, t.see.s d
Summer ware; PRINTS Of the cucHEco, Merri.
mac, F=l River aud other principle factories
nader co3ors w4rFeatsa fast ant of the ta.gst
fashion: cotton goods factories, rus'sas, saset-
5ags, sairtsn.s, osrabegz.; fancy goods. laces.
b-aca4es, Swiss SILKS, satin fringe. gaaze lase..
tin, lawns, daiasGas, chau.hrays, bobor.elts,
facCaetts. &c.
W0OLLEs GOODS.
FlaAnels, Linseys, yarns, shawls, etc. in album
dance. Notions, combs. gloFe,, faItteas, com
foris, andkerehlefs, needles, thread, tape, pins.
e.r.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sngar, coffee, moissses. salt specs, rais-
rs, candies, FISH, pepper, ind ~, n4adler &C.
HARDWARE
In this line We have al the articles usualy.
kept by country merchants. and such a. cas-
tanes@ desire without EXCEPTIONS.
GLASS & QUEENsNARE
q all kinds necessary for tie Use of families
BOOTS j. SHOES
q all classes, kinds, descriptions and sizes 10 sui
and hi Eaea women and children
HATS CAPS
10 N the head of customers 4 all sizes ard for
al Classes # men, social or political, acluding
tie latest style #
kNDW-N0THISGS,
In fact we harethe largest stock OF goods. sv-
er bro night u this town, and comprises almost
everything from bolt Of osnaburg. 70 string
of beads. From satin dress 70 a raj trap
From hogshe4t Of sugar to a brass button
FROM silk hat or bonne. to Misses CATERS or
paper Of taeks. Well, the half cannot be
told. Call and SEE T.7-f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
"BV INDUSTRY WE THRIVE,
Hammond { Go.

HAVING recently removed thsi- large selec-
ton II stoves and ta ware. aR is~hya them
selves IN the corner Of Loeast ard f,ta Streets
being ppasits to LAe North las Car.er " the
Court House square, al tbs tign OF the