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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Winfield WO0!en Factory,
ye,r uart,eton, Union County.

TtrrVS establishment is now in the best order.
1 The M rhinery being nearly all new
and none but the best OF woINmen employed
the subscriber feels safe IN Saying mat MS
work shall not be surpassed hy any establish
ment in This or the ADJOINING e.. lntles.
His Wagons will be ar ihd as usual ana
those wishing to patronlze his eStabhShmen''
viii please avail themselves OF that oPpof'u'
nitv.
FL have also on hand, and intend keep
inc =, choice assortment of Goods. such as
CHS. Sofi,.,,s. Cashmeres, 1Useds, Bfdnheis,
Yarn DE-. which | will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen.
orally. MARh HALE rhNNi'
Hartlcton, April 30, ls53-lf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Old Newspapers,

COME thou-an in number, OF aiIsIzes, ,'oT
= sale a, the Chron Gle Office. at % cts PEI
100 te..en as they ruu,or ) when assorted. y
chancellor Scrap looks as wel!as tor wrapping
n,uer An,ilS tRrn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Map cf Union County.

NOW in course of preparation, MAP o.
~ Union County. go by II inches in size,
exhibiting all the principal mountains ane
streams, township and borough lines. roads,
and streets, rost-oflices churches, school-
houses. &c. &c, with the proposed Division
line. Ii will be sold at Sl,C0 in plain style.
I,25 when colored IS with muslin back and
rollers, and l.5O when mounted and colored.
The subscriber asks the loan of drafts, DC
as he is deslrous of making a correct. hand
some. and nserul map; and asks the patron
age of the public generally.
X. VOLkMAR.
Lewisturg, May Is, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
E..rIsycSs Gf:sCC .

A,.ID The undersigned have been
.pou,,fed Aas4iS r,r HOWARD { cos
t.rRs-.S a. -, and are now prepared 70
ard. AUjg. - csag-S :, SPcc.c, Bank Notes
81. 10 Ih,ia ielptia, New Err'-, Boston, AL
bany.Ba.iIu, ~, aad .nte -.... .... Points, also
10 the ether Northern aud Ea-'ern cities.
t. 7rflic are respectfully inri'ed 70 pat
ron,zl ,u- cAo, Ir", as his the quickest anu
safes. 4.tsnoj o, .,..l S7oGtation between the
cities and LewIs,a!g.
Pac. re, received by or before . \ M.will
arr..- % Phi.ntc'r 'r4, tho same 6r", ani be
dc'ivs e. early .a the flowing morning.
Il e-.plS given for lire 80 rri"e
Pas,iiv.:4 OH-s-tl & %. Soui. Third ST
Or &c. CHRIST q CALDWELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

DTNps-Pumrs .-Purr Wi md
CI>tern pcmps. - "n.f,Ite and Cham,
The very best a.',-,t, n-W N usc,.hcse wishing
lo nurchacn car r. con rinced of this TACT by
ealing upon henry r. Noll. Lsq., Lew sburg
The subScrih her has also on mar 'EAD FIFE
from 10 inches. %. klCl. ARDSON.
D,nville Hardware Store toCrS NJ
ce ,hs Bank Of Dauville, Sept. 10. 50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
New Firm---NeW Goods |!
"A ne,o Broom s,oeeps clean -
JUST RECEIVED,
l,y ,,-,y of Cotto,yiSSa RoIlrOa1

DV way OF CdltdWISsd NfIIlUdVl,
nNC of the choicest and most desirable
assor'mc.iS Of seasonabie DRY 4 M
FANCY GOODS ever brought 10 this place,
and which they offer at an unusually small
advance upon The first cost.
Old friends and new, ana the public sener-
ally, are respectfully invited to call and see
for themselves.
;J'A full assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, &c, and
at low prices.
IDDINGS & WETZEL.
LewiSburr, Oct. 2i, 1884
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

u wINEGARDEN has removed from
"way NJ town" back 10 the new build
ing at the old head quarters, in Market street,
under the" Chronicle aud Tele-
Sraph Offices, where he will be happy TO
" suloite" and chew" his friends and Gus
TONERS, in good style and quality al moderate
cash rates.
LeEisbusg. Oct II, 1873,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
ewisurg Chronicle & West Branch Farmer-arcl So looo
E,.tcerSisy .RlediCiHeS.

FLrrE AND AGuI CUaED RoviND's ToSic M!xrrEE. !
r,IIE University of Frse Medicine and Popular KNEW
edge, chartered by the state ot Penny yanl at 'Is
last session VIZ 10Th April 1851 mainly for the puriore
OF arresns the evils resulting IRON The sale Of spurious
and dangerous no-trun, also for the purpose of
nr the pubic with reliable remedies in cases wherein
,b patent not obtain will not employ The heSt
Inera advisers hasin- purchased thutipvatuahr rem
.1v Eovaud's Tonic Mixture, account Of is Jusi
.f-betv auf efficacy in the treatment Of feFer
ami A.iir kindred adeions has no hesitation IN
cmnruding in the highest terms 10 the faronaEs
of the a..Ict'd
v,owEL COMPLAINT cured BY EoWANDs BLACk-
ID UEEEY ROOT. The above In stitut4nn extends IL
sanction in t. to the remedy for Bowel 'om,
pl,iut so we'll au9an Eor4nd Compound rap 81
Black berry Root tiy recommend u to The con
fdenr, OF patients All t,i with t-stcomp b''l,h
pgittO the treatrEe nj Il such cases
+ Hon lI.u4y X. strong.
\ lion. J. Z. tlaHc. n,
rvorier Of the Trustege, John L. Eowaud, NJ D.
j.. l. Ashton. Esq.
I Hector orr, ESQ.
! All communication 50 be ndiress'd.-John !
rownnd VI J.. head Of the Pharmaceutirai Departnei'
/ and President Of the University.
II me Dispenser. ucJice, ,Noi' south >eeohaa'''e
! PhIiad.l lia.
/ Branch Dispensary at the store ~
/ CIlHIST Z CALD" Eli, LswtfbHTg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
By LyHross !!

4 NOTHTR ~ Of F,r- Brocha SHAWI.s
\ and rdra:,5''a Cloths OF al sha les, a
very iow prces. last r"cd by
0cr - /. J.fiaYEs {, 60
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

CRAIN or Seed DrillS-Ross' Patent
II decidedly the test and most durable
Grain Dgii. now in use, for sale at the Lewisburs
Foundry by GejGes, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

NpORTSMEN!--The snbScrlberhas on hand
- large and well selected stock Of Guns,
Pistols. Eevo,ve!S, Hides, tame Bags, Powder
Horns, shot Pouches, &c, as follows.
Single barre'e1 Shot Guns from = 300 to ;
D,nble do do 1900 to 40
ero,o,h IN, Rifles 1890 to Is
Ty:s, do 1890 20 l2
Fosters Fl. Twist Rifles, very fine 1850 10 20
Revoyers 7,00 TO %
pls'ols ~ 10
Comprising in all the best assortment 10 be
found IN this region, and al LOWER PRICES
than can be bogght his side ofPhlade!Phla In
conclusion. Civ him call and h coG:.need.
RICHARDSON, Hardware Store,
doors north OF he Bank, D.nriNe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

Mai. for Dists:on - .'........f0"s
sG-The Districts voting on 'Ae = '.T.~
side of Penns creci:, give 6i9 =. FOR
Division; those on the South sile, ia
against. ....
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Most astonishing Cure Of Scrofulo' { .sers'
certified 10y the Mayor Of Be- .. huSJ

certified by tIc Mayor OF Do ~ H0s'1
cpy ofq Ll,tsr iron, J. S5''e. Fl, ~ q: Bo-'"''
LiacpJt |,y'.
To Pporr-,nr IiafIu,, SIR: Mrs sarah p41oh
Of iurrioi street. Isi.un. has this day dep"St' neIprS
mo Tia, r5r jeat pg.. Size va sc''rei Aili't,
with sr-.tulous and ulr r m ~ "rn. i',s
p,rIil Iyirc MAS oi,,arr 1T the cost IL arg sn
Of n.ony she cIau,d 4L-t meHt Oi suffering 'u'
gradually grow SaIS'- ,.,,
he procured q. small iot s box q" the I'l'' ana
before that was all u.ri sym TONS Of m'Idu't Hpl 81
rrl Vy ri,'s ~ ~ th. utn''Gc- for shtt t''
c, iu illr ions aud >5.cty 'dhrf ~
T., mar 10 dit. size va r:-ctl! cured aid
no,, cIj Ne the best oi tci.th-
.r., .1tf =
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
NOTICE..

Nbifth II.
our Firm ts,n, lis day dissolved. We
~ would say 10 al who know themselves
iud-blji 10 u, that We are IN need Of The
needtul. md are anxious TO settle up our bus
,ness with as liiie delay as possible. Our
Bools S.ii remain ut the old stand. and set
,lcmc2, mace by either a The Firm.
nr.1El; Il WORSE.
LswI,5ucg, sept. 90. 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
lj.;baa.;s, 7at;ptcrs, e. AIarHfasiqfers
Sj10-Iy CASH rRIZES-S310.

~ at0dH!tS, 1Frtr!tfS, n 'astlfsTS
Sj10-IY CASH rEIZES-S310.
VOII-ME u. Of the SCIENTIFIC AME-
KICiN ,mmeuceS On the l6ih Of Sep
tcmber II Is chiefly devoted 10 advancement
Of the inter, ST. Of Mechanics, Inventors, Nam
u'actur-r>, crd Fanners, by he diffusion of
~. III tro,ts-r ugou iEr imToTtant branches Ii .
,I;, ty Practically skilled in IL" ard sci-uc'>
arv:'oi, -..afrd es sound ard abe journal Mary
an the vrluatv Pat! which issue N',~ly from q
Patent Ofra, Illustrated with En-rayircs and -
claims cf all IL, Patents published in itS column
thus making the ., perfect >c,u aid Necl an
Eucyr'oiia future well present rrfercrcc- 1E5
Sro &C. American i, very ,ely erruiae-lis c-
Cul IN thu last youuc exc ding j 900 c. Plts r.
/ 20 'o-un for binding; each 'clrme cenfahs
-. a. In -raYiu--S sud over 20 ls-'S o. a. ~'l.s
.t;"r, ". .V IRE rT'g'i.2. r,' -. n,,c.
rth ti msrc u IN 81 BON ~ p,'1'
O. .s ~ the 1T January
...- ..H, .. -f,tu .r The i..- Isl, s.S-ior ih'
.- r-ft. fii5I S-5 frfir fourth. $50 for tho
laS a. fr thc sixth. So To- The seventh 50 hF ih-
hfl g. t ? tht uir 80 i'r tie terth, S-p itr tc
l,.5 .f5 f-tf. w.. I'll $40 Ter thc thirtssnth. sri
Il t l 5.trtcetu. TIE cgsh viii he paid 10 TIN order
Of lie -res,n. M e-itor Immediately after Janua!
One rr-~ one ytar $ on" cory s;z months 8
,..i. .s r1outl- Il -rn copies SIX months = 70
COG w sy, mouths 3D. flicrncorrs twelve months -
twenty cur!,- twelve months - IN atiVan'r .
Ne number of subscriptions above - can he taken ~
less than SlA cerh. Names he sent III d: dAeI'N'
tiuts arl from jiF-cnt Post Oh'ces -
southern and We t'rn-mon'y taken for sGcscrip'S"'
I,tt.r. should h. directed. I, st laii, to
MUM ( CO. Is Fulton street, New ION
70 v.ssrs Mum 4 Co. extensively snessft -
~ ,-,,,- rat.pt- f u,w inventions, and vii sy'',
inventors. without charge, IN regard 10 the hV'''
thti improvements.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

COOKING Stoves, Of varou arerns
aud sizes. for Coal or Woo for sale
az he Levisburg Foundry by
ticddes Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
EIUEIssi s. WORSE

EIgElSsi & WORSE
JOSTresp pectfuiiy announce tcfriends and
iSs the public generally that they have Just
received a carefully selected s''ck of
DRY e.OOzsS, of every variety, and at
prices TO suit customers, embracing Ladies
and Gentlemen ) dress goods, domestic, turn-
ishing goods. gloves, hosiery, trimmings, &c.
GRO. .Lz zg1-a fresh supply OF the
best qualities sugars, mo dS>oS, money, couce,
teas, spices, tobacco, sega:s, crackers, ham,
cheese, dried frnit &c.
RDWARE-a we'll selected stock
of shovels, SPARES, fork, IS, and variety
Of cutlery, carpenters, ma-Jns, and black
smiths tools.
CUEEYSWIRE, the ch nest ever offered
in this market n-stonc. rite. CHINA and
whi-ovarc, also common '..-- s. ,1.
n Ms AND CAPS. ESQ. kinds anI al low
- Of which have bean elected with great
-.... and hav.9g been bought FOR Cash they are
erabled to ell at urri> ly 10. ates. They
deem it unnecessary t. '4rticala - as their
stock einbrac IS eyervtl.rr iikelyto be called
for. Purchasers Will ind ii heir advantage 10
giveus a call. PRODU HEtak a cEchanse.
1--WE STUDY 70 rLassE..E.
Lewisbu.a, Oct. %, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

Nr. John Locke,
IN SURGEON IEaiIST,
nEYsCC -amove' TO NORTH Thikl
~ street. Lewisburg.
Lewisbr-g. Nov. |. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

TEWELRY Of the latest pattern OF all quail
81 it!es for sale al the lowest CITY prices by
J. l.. IODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

NOLD CUAINS-Ladies' Chatelain, Gold
" Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, from $40
to $40. at j. l.. YODER'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

wv and silver Levers,
w Lepincs, and VERGE. Gold Watches
from S25 to $500, at J. l.. fODERS cheap
W atch and Jewelry store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Teleerauhing.-.neW Rate Table.

h,r, i,h.ce from ; AN. until Il. NJ from to 9Is
Pm; and from g. to :, Pm
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
A Kiss in Fee.

A young German girl was acquitted
on a charge oil larceny, yesterday, in the
Court Of Quarter Sessions. Upon the
verdict oil acquittal being rendered by the
jury, she manifested her JOY and her
gratitude in a manner which very much
astonlshed her counsel. tire court aad the
bar. With tears OF joyful happiness burs-
ting from her sparkling eyes, she embra.
ce4 her counsel, and imprinted upon his
glowing cheeks kiss which resounaed
throughout tue courtroom, like the melo-
dy OF sweet music. He. counsel, vounp
gentleman IT fine personal appearance
though taken by surprise. received this
tender Acknowledgements Of lis valuable
services from his fair client as a legal
tender. The girl left the scc.c OF der
trial aud her triumph, uacoaCious OF the
gaze and the smiles If Il crowded court
room, aud only grateful 10 her counsel
Tor ter dellveraueo from a charge which
had threatened, bat a n3omen! before.
like 4 dark cloud, to burst upon her head
and darhen her future lie with the Per-
pe'ual blackness Of despair aud deg ra-
cation. PHI. Le}ger.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
NOVEMBER DIST. 1855.

s5~ II is now pretty well settled, that
the X. Ms have carried the State OF
New York, In the late election. This
is result we rejoice in, as i, exhibits a
prospect Of reform in that State IN a mat
ter which was reproach TO the people.
Ii is we'll known that vast amounts a
money are annually expended in the En-
pre- State TO influence and control the
elections. In the late election, the X.
Ms took decided grounds agains. the
use OF money for election purposes; they
made it a principle at issue, and have
succeeded. They were also tue on the
anti-slavery platform, aud thus totally
repua!a,ed the action OF their representa-
tlres at the late Philadelphia X. n. Con-
vention.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
Proceedings OF the Cedar COUNTY
Legislature.
4 RIDAY EVE, y ov

FRIDAY EVE, Nov. 10.
The House met pursuant To adjourn
ment, A. Gilbert, Speaker, in the chair.
The Committee on Rules reported
whiea report, after being amended, was
adopted.
Several New Eambers applied ana
were adnitte i to their seats.
The Committee appointed 10 wait Oh
The Governor reported, whereupon his
Exeellency, Gov. TurHILI, appeared
and delivered his Message.
On motion, IRA, part OF the Governor.
Message referring % spiri,uaIlsm, was
referred 10 tue Committee on ArricuI-
ture.
On motion, taat part referring 10 phi.
t7rogenatioa boanets, Was referred to g
p eiaI Committee, consisting OF r. +.
Pia't Esq
"a motion, the residue Of The Message
"as referred to speeia! Committee, con-
stsstns OF Messrs. Plat, Daniels, and
ca's@li, 10 b. by them appor,ionei and
referred 10 appropriate Committees.
J. ". Bagley, Esq., il. introduced a
bill toF the construction OF n Railroad
iron paraa. 10 Upton, which after some
discussion, vas referred to 4 Commi,tee
Il tie whole II the State OF the Com.
m7a#faish. House then went into said
Committee, r. L. Pat in tia chair. Al
ter considerable debate the Commute a.
rose, reported progress, and asked leave
TO Set again accepted.
"a motion, House adjourned Until next
Friday evening. : o'clock.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
Modern Discoveries.

In the course Of lengthy article i'll
the New York Tribune, we ipd tile fol-
lowing summing up Of the ACHIEVEMENTS
Of discoveries within the las, quarter Of a
century;
Within the last twenty-five years all
the principle features oil the geography
OF our vast Inferior regions have been
accurately determined, the great fields
OF Central Asia have been traversed il
various directions. frola Bokara and Ok
us to the Chinese Wall; the haif-known
river systems Of South America have
been surveyed, the icy continent around
the Southern Pole has been discovered;
The Northwestern Passage - the fgnus
faius Of nearly two cen,urcs-is found;
the Dead Sea is stripped Of hs fabulous
terrors; the course OF the Niger is no
longer a myth; and the sublime secret OF
the Nile is almost wrested from his keep
ing. TIE Mountains of the Moon sought
for through two thousand years. have
been beheld by Caucasian eye; an En-
gllsh steamer has assembled the Chadda
TO the frontier Of the great kingdom Of
Borneo; Leichard aud Stuart lave pene-
tratcd the wilderness OF Australia; the
Russians have descended from Irkoutsk
to the mouth of the Amor; the antigua
ted wallis of Chinese prejudice have
cracked and are fast tumbIing down; and
the canvass screens which surrounded
Japan, ,hs We been cut by the sharp edge
of North American enterprise. Such
are the principle results of modern en-
terprise and exploration. What quarter
of a century since the form Of the earth
and the boundaries of its land and wa
ter were known. can exhibit such list
Of achievements?
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
--r,sath.or A. Half Century Convict,

An arca NH known BY the name o.
Ola Bob WHO mas been an inmate Of
The Maryland penitentiary since iolo'
4 ed at that institution short time Nnce'
H. belonged to planter Of ChsfieS
county, who was rather a severe master
aud 10 1902 placed him on board oil
vessel, with instructions 10 allow 40 one
not even the son OF the master, TO come
on board OF the vesse'; and II any al
temp, was made TO board the vessel he
should strike them in the mead with
handspike. In the evening loiio"'h8
the issueing OF this mandate, the son Of
the master. IN company with two OF his
associates, approached the vessel and al
tempted TO board He was warned not
to come on board by old Bob, who re.
peated tn. instructions Of his master, and
added tina, lie should obey the orders he
had received. The young man, regard
ing the language Of the negro as Jest,
rushed heedI-ssly forward, and gained a
position on the vessel; bu, no sooner had
he landed Than Bob picked up the hand
spike and knocked him on the head, Kill
ing HIM instantly.
bob was Immediately arrested, tried
for murder and convicted. The c'rcum-
stances Of the case under which the deed
had been parpetrated, so far secured The
clemencv Of the court as TO commute his
sentence for life. The period of his con-
finement was about fi'ty.three years
and he was upwards Of one hundred years
old at the tine OF his death. For NUM-
Ter of years past, he has been spared
all laborious employment. and passed his
time ia amusing himself IN various ways,
such as cuItvatlng flowers, rais,ng Pigs,
and smoking herring. 50 strongly had
the habits oil a life in prison grown upon
him that on several occasions, when he
,yas liberated to ties, what might be his
conduct, he reused to leave the insti'u-
ton, and when the gates were closed
against him, he would weep like = child
auil restored TO LIS former position. His
department during the wrole period oil
ms confinement was such that no fault
could be found with him. --- BslIsmore
inner. =
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
PoruLAR SovExE1cHry IN NlxSrao-

POPULAR S9yExEICSTY IN htSsrs0-
TA.-hANsAs ouTrAGEs RE-ENAcrEp.-
The S. Paul Daily Times of the lSth
tones to Ii. with AL extraordina. Y account
of lie manner IN which the friends OF
Henry IL. Rice, the Nebraska candidate
for delegate to Congress from that Ter
tory cooked up III illegal vote lot lin ia
certain portions al tile district. 1t ap-
pears TO 10 beyond controversy ti1at Tue
new wilderness counties Of Doly aud SD
perior o. -. Louis river and OH tie north
side oil Lake Superior IN Minnesota never
did aud DO not n9w contain over litty
legal voters. But Notwithstanding this.
The Rice faction poaIed ia these counties
nearly fire haRdts4 sotes ali for Rice,
aud besides this, nearly all The people Of
the town OF Superior, In Wisconsin, went
over to the Minnesota side and voted for
Rice. Three new and illegal polls were
opened, citizens OF Wisconsin were put
III as lud ges OF the election, and lost oi
ChlopeHay Indians were brought up 20
the polls, aud every one o( them made
vote Tor Rice. One fact shows Tue afro
ely Of The fraud. At tie census taken
ia June there were scarcely three hua-
d people, men, Ho aen, and children
ID tire whole north shore, and now there
are nearly double that number Il voters.
These ,Faa5s are certainly sufficient
To READER the election oil Mr.. Rice a nui-
Ilty, and the people Of tie Territory owe
1t IT, themselves 10 see that such augrages
aFe properly punished buffalo Erp ess,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21


Bangor, Nov, 10.
City Marshal Weaver who was dep6s-
ed from that office, and also tour other
offices which he held under our munich
pal government, Oh charges Of official
corruption, has absconded. He had, a
few days before, disposed of all his real
estate and other property. His abscon-
ding has caused much sensation here.
.4rrtpal Of The Crescent CITY.
New Orleans, Nov. Is.
The steamship Crescent City has ar
rived. Havanah dates up to the 18Th
inst. .m4@.sa=
The California mails for this place
had not reached Havana when she depar-
ted.
Sugars nominal. Stocks on hand 3d.
900.
Molasses advanced and active,
While a party OF workers we're taking
cargo out of a Spanish brig, on Bahia ma
Banks, they were fred on by a Spanish
launch. Two of them were killed, five
or SIX wounded aud the remainder im.
prisoned.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

fuNNx Tie good people Of Cincia-
nati Aefe very much alarmed Oh Sunday.
III consequence Of very singular cl.ala
marks appearing upon the walls of built.
lnTs IN various locations. S3na believed
1t 10 be the certain Know Nothing
signs fora general riot On yesterday. ol..-
ers construed It into til watc4word 81 II e
sae- N.cats-and great vas the alarm
Of tn passers by. But il turned out tina,
new carrier Of tie Commercial Ind got
his predecessor 10 make chalk marks On
the route, SO tha. he would Lot miss hi.
subscf!bess - Odio Statesman.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
- LegaI Notice.
The State # Iowa,
Cedar County, IS.
IT, n. -
10 benjamin Rush petrican.


SIR yon are heseby notified that t.ara !.
no" On Me N the Office IL Clerk IL the his
ne, , court n said county. petition of John p
100. .,1 claiming OF yon two Hundred aad ssy.
- i've dollars, as money noy Justly due
~ q from You for money farnised and ,3v.ns
:, ~ ~ nm Tor You during The yesrs respective.
rom =. d. 1919, T. A, d. 1852, and FIR
IN properly ehargahe IN IN account, a
oifl o. particulars OF Which /. attaeLei -.
petition. SAID petition il under oath ana
e.aiI,s the sum q one hundred aud seyenty.
h,s ia. . De due plaintiff after allowing n
~ ohs. Ana petition prays are attached agssnst
~ property for TIE reason that vol are nan
e III q The State Of Love and Won are na.i.
u asa ,nat me Sheriff Of SAID county has return
ea you not found ard that unles. ,au a,,,aa.
am answer sad petition on or hefata ~ ~.
10y = NC next term u said district court which
. .t commences On the seeond Mondar arta+
- ~ .s'.a MONDAY IN April 1856, default will
- en..tsa against yoa, and judgemet rendered
80 - ''eIean. John Il. Cook.
Ah'1J John F. Dilionhs atty.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
FSTRHY BY Mare

IfAhfs Up BY AARON DAVIS -
! u ~ residence In Iowa Township. Ktrr,
n 80. county, - he 10th LAY Of Oct f1A
lsa3' one darA bay mare. with collar saaar.
r.. M shoulders iltle white On three If hr
hanis high, supposed 10 b. i5 wears o,a .aa
lsef 70 Tie thnmps when used. Three 49,,
70, and ~ praised at $40, before Ale. u,,ss
Lsa. Hcf z3i 1865 / w. rATTrII
Nov nh (am) Count, 90.