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Boarding.

DOARDlHG.-MRS NJ e. GREER respect
ID fully annOHnces that she has ,ikra The lsrge
AID conmoGiOus new brick house, NJ $50 Penn
avenue, near street, whiting one minu:e's walk
vi the Capitol, short distance from The railroad de
psf, and she l. now prepared 70 receive hOaT.ra BIZ
the day or week upon The mort reasonable terms.
Asp, has number of line Rooms furnished or
unrurnisiied, with without board. Apple alton as
above. may il-lw
NCF1 E.-FOR RENT-PARL0RS AND
' Cham ers, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board, with ba,hibg rnonl ami shower baths
aad every attention TO render IL most agreeable
her boaTde,a Mrs. p. q MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ st.
ap 23-3m
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EOR SALE A QUANTITY or BRICK YARD
Il Tools, used but a short time. Also, one of
Smiths machines, Or brick making, tfor steam or
horse pow'r ~ has only been used few GAYS on ac
count of the clay
Apply to Stephen Casiar, corner of {. stree, south
and New trssy avenue o. to the sub riber at his
office, Smithsonian Grounds.
may l7-lws GILBERT A. CAMERON.
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A SITUATION WANTED BYA FULLY COM
"A pe;ent Gardener, one who understands all the
b'anches1pPertaining To the business, end can pro-
duce unqucrtianab!e reference. Address "Garee
mel, through The Office Of The Star, stating where
an interview can he had, will meet with prompt at
jeBtiOn. mar IL en3ts
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Nv JAS. o. MCGUIRE uetian,sr.
NERY VALUABLE BUIL"ING LOT ON p,
between iSih and lfih streets at Aueiion.-On
TUESDAY aftsrns0n, Nav % /, al SO O'Clock. ON
on the prsmses. shSil sci the west half of Lot 81
II Slaare No. a5i, having fvsni Of 81 A. 93< inch
60 on between 18th and l4lI, running back
100 feet 70 a 30 feet alley.
Hds Is probably one of The most de- i,a. Ia Los
Tor sale In that section on the -ity =
Terms: One third cash The residue 7, and ~
nsatns, win Interest, secured By deed Il trust
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
may l5-d AueLonser,
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DRICK YARD, BRICKS SQUARE OF Ground,
- Horses, Carts, Farms, &c at Private Sale
The subscriber will sell at private SALE on very rea-
snhShle terms, SQuare No $50, which, eonts ins an
inrxhaus'ihle quantity Of good brick cIay, with a
b ick yard now in actual operation thereon, AMI
asout 400 00o burnt and burnt r, ady ma bricks
u mas on Il an mexhaustble ciiern- well os water
ana n,Dr room and sheds sufficiently large foI
eight or ten gangs.
Also, four HFses, two If which are fine broo1
mares, with young colts, four Cnrts and Harness.
Also, one Farm, lying in Montgomery county,
Maryland, about eight ar ten miles from Washing
ton, on the Adelrhi Mil road, Immediately in ths
vicinity OF Pisgah Meeting house, and about three
miles from the railroad ntainins $50 acres of ir
land. part OF which is heavily tirbered; and
peach and apple Urchard nf 500 trees, in full bear
ng, with variety Of other fruit trees. The farm
Is VII watered, anu the land in high state of cu
!ivaiiOn.
Also, Farm con,ainifp 81 or 80 acres living be-
tween two and three miles from the Capitol with
good Improvements.
Inquire OF The subscriber, on c, between Second
and Third STREETS, Washi .f.cn
may 16-eu9w SAMUEL, c. WROE
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EOR RENT-SEYERAL HANDSOME PAR
L lo!s and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inqui.e At Mrs
SMITHS, asa F street ap9
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EOR RENT-A NEW THREE-sTORY FIR aME
L HOUSE, continuing eight rooms, very pleas
anliy situaied on New York avenu. near tie inter
section Of New jersey avenue and Third street. IL
has side lot for gasdfn, and a0i cell ar und, r
the Kitchen T'o pinctuai tenant lie rent viii he
Si5 per MO th. POsseSsnn given on The I L Iune
Enquire Of WiLLiAM POWELL, one door above.
NO lOS NAV l6- Cleo
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w NTED To HIRE, TO GO TO THE
w country, few miles from Washington, enc
al Cook, the other chembermaid, both to under
stand washing and ironing. Highest wages given.
APPLY TO nrs BRYANT, on G, between 18Th Id
] 18th streets. NAV l7-3t+
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BY WALL. 6stlSAWD s. ca Aurts.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, VENEERiEG, sc :,
w at AUG ion. - On FRIDAY afternoon, Tie lslh
Instant, al O'Clock, we shall sell, IN front Of OR
Auction Room.
large lot OF mahogany, wal..u, dad laasle We
neeFs
Mahogany end wsi1u; WOODS, shaded an curled
The attention Of clbinetmakrrs Is invi;ed
feriis: $40 and under cash; Uvcs that srm
credit Of 20 and go days, for notes satisfactorily Ell
dorset, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD g. Co,
may l3-cts Aucti0neeFs.
Dy JAS. G. McGUsaG, Accltoneep
NERY VALUABI.E BUILDING iOT IN the
Y first Ward ct Pubic Saie.-OB MONDAY a.
teraoon. May Past, al az O'Clock, on the rFenises
t.h.l sell LOT No & in Square lGo, fronting 81 feet
II iaches On north &, between Doh and 81 4 sis .
running back lS) feet, with Quite; rora The iear
10 ooh street.
This lot is delightfully."- situated in one Of he ms,
shit nabG parts of the First Ward numerous Hne
houses being in progress o. erection ia tse Imneti
ale vicinity.
Tile perfect,
Terms, Onc.;asd cash I; The residue in 6, y, and
~ tGoRins, with interest, secured 10y deed G. .u
On ne premises,
JAS. q. Mcguire
msy I'D AuetoBecT.
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EOR RENT-THE TWO NEW HOUSES On
i Pierre street. between l. nai NJ streets, cnm-
tanning Fix rooms each, with basement and q iarga
yad h'tached To pGa;tusl ienanss the low rent
OF stcA dollars Will be- charged monthly. ENQUIRE
OF The owner. opposite the premises.
may lS-2w* CIISS TVoH.
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ENf5 REDCCED 70 SUIT THE TIMES.
IL S!JO year will be received for the rent Of
tNse ne" and convenient cottages nj Kendall
GreeI, |,ih t"c acres e! ground, stable wood Sd.
and other convenience, attached. Pun0 OF pure
water are near the door, knd cammuuIcat on j. had
with Georgetown by way al II and Seventh streets
ana rem Avenue, morning and aftt moon, al tie
usual fare, ior the accommodation OF clerks in the
departments.
To secaie The advantage 6r Ibis great reduction
OF rent immediate application must be MADE 10 lhr
undersigned, either by letter, or At his house NJ
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the KEYS
may be had and the houses inspe ted al any time
Severa! Of these residences viii 5a sid on liberal
terms. WM. SrJCKGEY,
M d, Kendall Green.
Il. B.-Rehis paid quarterly in advance.
apr g. lSJ5-tf
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HOMES FOB ALL Beautifully and healthily
located building Lots "a feet front by $50 feel
deep, on graded streets, can until sprinq be bour.
at the excaading low price OF S75, payable 80 ~,
month. I tile ildisputabie.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan S-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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4 MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE Fur SALE
n or Rent will either sell roy Farm on n,
Georsetown ana Rockville Purnpika, 9 mica ebcv,.
Georgetown, ad1iriHg Tenn l.ly;gHn, ur / will rem,
70 g"od trnaE;, the 1aHss and garden, liaclrdiDr
Gail on the subscriber, at Mrs LYLES'S. sdioic-
ing. THOS MARSHALL
may 10 10:
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Wants.

isy ETED.-EMPLOYMENT FOR A Col
w ored man, who has been accustomed 10 dive
cart apply ut this "ib":. may l7-eO3t
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ABUSE WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED COf-
11 orcd woman, who can come wIll recUmmcnd-
ed as a good child's nurse, will find good situa
ton by applying nj No Isl 4 street south. near
20ih. A slave preferred. NAV IL 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-18

GAMPBELL,S DICTIONARY Of Military Sci
~ ence; Cavalry, its History and Taciics by Cap
uiaticns for Yeomenry Cavalry.
APIS FRANCK TAYLOR,
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sNE VkSTH wARD.-UNION TICKET.
- For Aldeman-DEARBORN r JOHNSON.
For Coinm2n COuncl-SAMUEL PUMPHREY
SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLARKE.
NAV 4-,e
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w they eau get n lot ~ feet front By 100 feet
deep, for the low price of S7a-payable 50 a month
without interest. Apply al the Union Land Office,
Th ST., above Odd Fellows Hall. f...
apes -3n JOHN Fox, Sec.
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ap Is 276Mf s,9SlO
by 4. 5. WRIGHT, AuctIoneer,

may le--i
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THE FoUaIu WARD MEErrsG.-Ths aali
Know Nothirgs OF the Fourth Ward held an
adjourned meeting in PaIksr's Building, last
night which was we'll attended. DR. William
Jones was in the chair, with Capt. Z A Klop-
Ter as secretary. Mesrs John Y. Coyle,
franeis AohQl, Capt klopfer, Thomas
W Buroh, and 4. II. Hlrrington. we're
appointed . finance committee. At the re-
quest Of the meeting Msj1r George McNeir
agreed to attend to procuring naturaliz alton
papers, without charge, for any persons entitled
70 them, who desires to vote at the approach
Ing election. Ills cfi e IL on the south side
OF Peunsylvaria avenue, between Al and Sixth
streets, over the furniture store, q few doors
east OF Buthman's vino store-Ell
Dr.. Noble Young, one Of the nominees of
the ant. know Noihings Of thu Ward for the
Council, Board, being called out, addressed The
meeting With happy effect. They were also
addressed in an animated speech By Colonel
Rotssrs
DROWNED On Tuesday, John 0'Day was
drowned IN the Potomac, having accidentally
failed from Of o boat between the White
House and Fort Washington. He leaves a
brother rs.idiDg in Washington and one in
Baltimore.
Know NoTHIxd EoNixArIoxs 1t is said
That the Know Nothings Of the Fourth Ward
nave nominated VI g Emery az a candidate
for Alderman, and A Med. Davis, John Ball,
and I. Clen:nts sor tie COard Ct Common
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SCOrCH hLE, LONDON BRO. STOUT
- &c.
The subscriber offers for saIe-
1000 casks Scotch Ale, MINIS, Tenants, Falkirk'
and Yuneer's ... .. 90
500 do London Brown Stout, Barclay, Perkins
Co.'S, Hibtiit's and Byass'
1850 boxes Champagne Cider
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

mi, s,ana xarIh Siae faufi Sausrt.

J. Old stand North side Court SQUARE.
s.ARs --pr,rr ii ~ =
DRY GOODS 80 GROCERIES,
QrEENsW.iRE ra~HsaRDW5s,R,.E..
o. gU } IL CA PSI
/. READY MADE CLOTHING
MILLS GL.HSS
:. NOTIONS Sc.
WE are in receip, Of the best stock oil
goods we have ever offered in this mat
Ike, and will sell extremely low Tor cash.
Thankful to. the public for pas! favors
We respectfully invite the attention
Of the community TO our Stock Of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Sa,ine,.s, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints.
Delaines, Shawls, Handkefchieis /,
sc. &c.
Our clothing department is full and night has
lo, TOO. Lock a. il before purchasing
---Boers . sHogs-
good assortment and ~ chep IS the lowest
HATS cars
A fineus siik-iook a. them. In fact we nave
sinos, everything usually kept in country store
n9~ Give usa caa--weA set as Tow as tue
best ofthen. g. ~ s#eH !. @H.9E
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THE Cp.ox5 on Russia. To give
some i&ca VI Tic diversity . languages
wrstter = spoken m Russia, il may sur
hae 10 sttte TIL. B.lrs have been printed
Ia TIE following idiors, for dislubution
ia that cmpue SEavr, Rlssisns, HeLeyw
A4citni Gree',, Modern Greek, German,
French. Pa'isa, Fupssh, variety of The
OF DorPat, q ya.ely N tie l.aleet ol Reyei
Lithuanian, Georgian Annins1n, Sa-
moyede, CGreiau, lcheInesslau. I0rdo.
Wan Ossetmlan. Mo.dayian, Bulgarian,
Lyryalan, Persian, Cainuc, Blazlat-
Mongol, Turco- TarteI, Tarter Of tile dia-
.lect Of Urenhopgg and Tarter- Hebrew.
A. present traaslatIoas 81 the Gospel are
being made into tire languages III tie
Not!aa, Vagou!itetes, md Of The krfg-
hans. AccoFd.aa 10 Russian work,
there are 937 Asia,ic languages aud dia-
lrcts, 5s7 European, - Afriosa and
,2Si srercar.
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+. - y
- YANKEE ISGESuITY.-Aff friend in
forms Us that the little steamer Surprise.
built 10 run on the Androsrogg;n. and
which we recently reported as ntwin,er
quarters, shas rather novel shel.er.-
The owners drew her upon the shore in
q cove, and built a saw-mill over the
Steamer, using The .engineS Is motive
power for the mill while the mill answers
the parpose Of lea, house. Doubts
have been expressed as tothe pFacsibiiuy
Of navigating the Androscoggin at that
point !; but have not the least tar BIT tia,
Vie owners who give steamer such EN-
bloy ia the winter, Will make il do Its
in the summer Oxford Dem.
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4 AoprI bERnrcy. Tine following
verdict, delivered at Rome. Georgia, in
the case OF Abe Jolnsaa rs. Thomas
Cameron shows sha! Philadelphia does
no, nonopolize All he in,clligen, Jury
ia,a' ia tie United States; I'VE the
gary choazen and svoarne agre that tom
kamyFen must pa abe -onsing the lul
amount of 20 fire ssnts tia, The planelit
IA ovur The won kwari OF llker four the
bsaeft Of tie gsry and hssis will be rool.
ed ougL."
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Hard Times in Canada The PEG.
pie Help themselves to Flour.

The Kingston ( Canada) .Ners Of
Tuesday learns that in consequence q!
the price Of -four having been raised to
thirteen do'lars per barrel, and other
breadstuffs in proportion, the people Of
Smiths Falls have broken open the stores
and helped themselves ad hL,t,m A
grea, deal of suffering is said 10 prevail
in The townships Marlborough and tie
adjacent townships, which were deyasia-
ted by fire last August, many of the SET
tiers being destitute o. food and the aas
Of. procuring the seed for their spring
crops. Ii is SAID a petition is about TO be
presented TO Parliament praying for all
for these peops Democratic Press,
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syesA western editorssays she,sn

] sA western editorssays shesnce
heard ex-senator Tom Corwin remark
that, wien ahs first entessd ahg9fice TO
ssudyRaw, heswasthe subject for / idicale
for every student in town on account Of
his homespuns dress bun, adds ~, i
have lived u seeaevery one Of them ten
tunes a. ragged as ! was At that time--
and why! ] waseconsnnca!-t were
'srrnd,hrifis.' y. ~ 80 $500, VI. slr
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Doctor YoiarseIf. :


Let no father be asi,ai1sd ID nssahnt ats,,s og
the Escrl ar,rsto hischild. Let n9-Ap4nE nsAA
or woman enter into tie ftctct pf igaA 6Ia. ot
married life without readiEg theerofxET Eser.
can rh,painans mae slsss = W. sSs sSsssr
feelings, and the .Mheleatt1b Of ptspsftic sen-
sato ns, and given up by their pkysigikn. Lc aba
It's. Have. the E,Syric q a sthosskahNpt IA be-
married, Any tpsdfhent. ffKd this truly Useful
book, ASA. hss been fse1neas.oTsavAg Ecsa.si
rapds Of uniortnnate Creatures frcna tht very
aa-Asy person scr ding TyENIy. ELY ElCsns
enclosed in letter, will receive Qle cuIyCfj chs
| work ny mall sor ave copies 1--we scns!sl ans
| Doar..s Address, post paid . .44z
! III III VTL.o.
! ~ No. l52 Spruce attect ..anefpsEsp 81
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OppOSntAO0 10 MOuOPOay'
Musrc AT GaEArls RrpucEp RAras.
Notwithstanding fhe combination Of music
dealers to keep up the prices of ncn.copyright
music against The interests Of native composers
aud their refusal to extend TO Mr.. Waters the
courleses of he trade, he Is making immense
saies-ha wing ahnndance evidence that he has
public countenance and supportin has epposiuon,
10 the Graa: Ao~spoay, andln bis Efforts TO and
Natirs Ta!Sst, and adopt the National Carrsssey.
His stock Of American ard European Music -
immense, and The catalogue Of bis own paoi,ca-
tons Is one IL the largest and sbest selected ID
he United States. He has also made great
he9action in the prices of Ptanos, lHeiodsons and
Musical histrsments Of dl kamds. Superior
ton.d Ola octave pianos for Sli3, $2oo and
S225, interior of as eooo quality, and instrument
as strong and as durable as those which cost
$500. Pianos Of every variety Of style and price
up TO $1,000 comprising those OF tes different
manufactures; among them tbs celebrated
modern improved HORACE WATERS, Pianos, anu
The !irst premium Folian Pianos Of I. GILBERT
& Co.'S make. lthe owners sf the Asoliap
patiently Secondhand pianos at great bargains
Prices from $40 to $3.50. Melodians ftom }ses
different m nufncto including the wei
known s. ID. & q. w. SstrrH's meiodeens,
(tnnst the equal temperament,) the best make
ln tae unitsoN States. Prices SO, $eo. s.S,
SlU0, $llS..sIe5, Sl33 and $751; Smith.
Dcub,e Bank Melodcon $7oo. Each Piano and
and MelodsorS gsarGnsseds< Tho best stefrns e
Esckools sc. i2l = per cent discouns ii sles-
yynen and Churches. All orders prompt,
attended 10. Masic seat 10, al parts. Of IN
country post paid ct the reduced rates. Genera
and eelect catalogues and scedale OF prices O
| Pianos forwarded 10 any address free Of charge
II Tl33 no. Il II
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sg- An Irshinaa had one child b.
riea III the Oh Coca,ry arl one in his,
and in q spirit Of economy he thought
.ae tombstone might answer Tor both
SO he erected enc with this Inscription
Here lies my two children dear
One ia oil Ireland aud ,'o'hs; iege."
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x II Il -T--vz = 1- = --
ssah, calious Critters 81
d .ilSouIbt- s,ely kpdy knows whaf,

Bhnc6lllhGis. IN N0rlFf Carohfa.a Cling
snan reprcsentslN now IN Cong ressg and
-aused Grand Jary, 2lafe " assembled
II AsheviHe, 40 ihdict Sam. ~ BM, says,
abe Raleigh Register: ~ ~sAg Z I
Ave are. informed that upwards OF
Two hunatei peysons were inflated into
fhe American order. lns the townsoi
.AshsyiAe, during the Court week .shsre.
Fifty.ssvsn were Aras through in less
than flty Steps fruln The .CourtHouse,
whites linghaEa was speaking !" Curi-
Gus critic this Sam. .--N. Louis .Nescs.
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Toronto Store.
PREMATURE CRAVE.

PREMATURE GRAVE.
TT is remarkable fact hat thousands have
J. been brought to preBstase grave by neglec-
ting 10 take some good and efficient medicine in
tune 10 arrest the course OF disease Il is
also Startling truth that thousa rds have been
hefalded 10 an Gntimelt grave by the use OF
poisonous nostsums. The author therefore see
ing the necessity Of some good and efficient med.
iclne, which could be relied upon when the ser.
vices Of competent physicians could not be OBJ
famed. has been iHiueed To offer bis MANA
LUKE LiNIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO The public. These medicines are CON-
pounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, Being warranted as purely vege,-
able.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
sprains feyer-sores, sore throat, neuralgia tooth
ache, head ache, pans 10 The back side or breast.
hoiLs. ring bones, pmples, diarrhna, have been
sweeny, galds, splints, fstula, Big head, big
shoulder, poH evil, sprain., CHAMBERS, bolts, chol-
IL. yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
.cke, diseases Of the skin, .laundfcs, nervous
pains Of all kinds, bilious affections, costiye
ness, femaie aifectionsss<c,, bve been restore.
70 ,Perfssyt,shealAa " '& ussof sGlmosss Ana.
GRAY HAIRS
ard pffHataire ha idness prevented BY the use Of
T.. ]. Nc Knny's cHcasaian Hair Tonic. This
hea.ltfali oombn ation prevents the hair from
falling of. promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy
AGENTS WANTED !.
N every town throughout the EssteA States
for the sic Of 4. ]. MeKinny's Celestial Balm,
N unedaaled remedy Tor cholera. dysen,ery,
diarrhna, fhix, chciic, and all pains In The bow
esl 49,. Ff laA
Il. POISON,
I. ]. McKisny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and i warranted purely. segetAbls.--
This prepara ration has EXPELLED worms VI all
knds'from the intestine canal when other prep
ara,ions Of great repate failed.
u. FNER AND AGUE
without injury 10 tie system, ~ the use n +.
J. McKinny's FUer.Asd Agse pllk- sThii ton
FIJI. Ts Y siss st HI .sos
be cured.
/ Agenss---A,C Colbert, and Ehapbsss Son,
Upton N, Baker, Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow Ame. Msrsislc Fedee r Shawh@r
-t~ist nj )
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sts-f1rs aov :, Judoe Patrons VA,

ny-One day, a. Judge Pafsons was
Jogging along on horseback, over q des-
ola,e road he GAME % q log house, dirty,
smoky and. miserable. He stopped .fo
the too evident poverty OF
the scene. A poor, haif-stnrved sle!ow,
with nncombed hair -dnd unshaven'beard,
thrust his head through, a square, which
Served flor Window, with--"I say.
Judge, aint as poor rs you take, me to
be for don't own this ere land = :.
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10 T13 ifssf3ls at
ROCHESTER, ROPE krRRY


Having thoroughly cverhayisd and repsr.
u e my Rnatstsat nsss sx.assiss iepiese,...
iatnts on ne s3d Md evssy t6ik abSdq Z.
I, ts E,as |. 1 "...d II first ia
1t IN stages ofswssay aih1t EdssSsys
night. with as much dispatch and Il 40 low rsfes
~ any ferry on the river. ThaakcQi for IL rs.
eralpatrona6s heretofore betowed the Roches-
Ter Ferry. lam determined ~ prompt lhshsSn z
and libefaiity to merit coniinuancs ofsstA~1 i
~ NY motto il TIA, no MIN shalt 70 av,v -
dissatisfied. W. w. WELCH, Propf,c Or, ~
UNIVERSITY TxNiTY ''''s.
III FEvERsAND Au6E sar -. J
THE University o. .CnseaA Gadieine usfavs
= Popular knowledge, chartered by the usa>sna var
Pennsylvania, April 3etka1 s61p Qlily 20 esssst~s
the evils Of spusfouGr06t f0rit aslS0tD lMp1ly0e
public with reliable remedies where best medi.
cal advisers cannot OF VIII hot BE- eMployed. hxy.
Ing purchased the inyalhsbff ycShS az 4NpI
TOXIC MIXTURE, the AtA AID ~6n1y k664M III
tweaty years, as the certain ours f0f rS7ef aHd
Aguc, ana im kindred ccmpiai y, conA6ently
recommend II TO the afncted. The ab0vesnAttu-
tuition likewise recommend for bOsceI CO. Uet~ls
KowaxD's COMPOUND SYRUP or sLAck1SeaY :.
and In due time will furnish ia Of remedy for =
every disease that be safely treated in this y
way: BY order OF the Trustees.
t. JOHN II ROWAyp, d.,
President Of the University. ana tile Head Of
Ithe Pharmaceutical department Home diaptnsa
tory and Office. No. % Arch Il. PhtAdeipEisss
/ u. w. CARS, agt philadelphia; n. L cn3x-g
BEKs Upton. n3S-ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

MECHANICS r. KANSAS TERRIroRY.
- Governor Reeder, Of Kansas, writes
to friend in Pennsylvania as folio VS.
This is mos, lovely aud promising
country. There Is no finer under the
sun. and next summer il will be rich
harvest Tor all kinds Of building mechan-
les and !aborcys Last season stone ma
sons and earpen,ess got Il, % and y 90
a day, Iaborers SIPS ana 81 so. A le-
sion OF them will be needed early in the
spring and all summer. lfyou have any
10 spare. send them along. We shall
pay out in the err.tory near million Of
dollars in building, aud man can be
earning the highest wages and getting
farm al SIPS per acre attae same time.
The government alone will spend 81 90
900 or Sl50C00 in stone buildings,
Fort Rtaey. The atone masoQ, carPen-
ter, bfck maker, brick LAYER, ptas,erer.
laloEer, line burner. ETC. can lay the
jouadauon.of fortune Lere the first year
Send them on, know they will not re-
pent il.
We Lave a yet rad nothing woald
call winter, aud doubt il i vii. Be sny
colder. Spring opens about the frs, q
March, and mechanics. etc, should be
Eese atou! Thar time. There are some
twenty towns laid oa., the gre alter PAL,
OF which must e bull. up, to say nothing
about t1rm houses ETC.