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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
CNALL BUILp1N9 LOTS OF 10 feet or moro, n
~ vsr1ous ps<ts Of The City, md Georgetown, q
iew pri sc, And terms b suis LLOYD 90.
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NAMPBE4I.'s DICTIONARY OF Miiiiay SCI
~ ence, Cavalry, its History and Tactics BY ~
tam Nolan ON the Training of Cavalry Horses ka
apB fRiNcK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-11

These bltters entirely resetabe, they invgcate
and strengthen the system never PROSTATE IT, and
can be used for Infants ~ well as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
Dy Il. d. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. kIDFELL,
Georgetown; and J. r. PIERPoNT. Alexandria.
mar 1-lv
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo & NoUBs1
Opposite Uwited Stufes TfeesssY.
QoNDS, Stocks and other securities Paschsses
I'D and sold.
Interest at the rate Of sir per cent Dr saRam
lowed on deposits when lett lof - dsys % :eae0.
ian &-6ln
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

81 The majority against the Pro-
hib,ory Liquor Law in Idahaska county
is reported a. about 100
The Fairfield Sentinel supposes there
will be a. least 100 majority agains, the
Prohibitory Law, In Jefferson county,
and a respectable majority for the Dem.
ocratic State ticket. The same paper
learns from private source that Polk
county gave Majority IN favor Of the
Prohibitory Law Of l46; and majority
in favor of Mckay, OF los malorities
for Lockwood and Hart, on the same
ticket, 20.
IL Linn county has given about $50
majority FOR the Liquor Law, and about
the same for the Wing ticket.
ss5C Washington county has given
500 majority for the Pfohlbitory Law.
Bsa~ The majority for the Prohibi,ory
Law was go in Burlington township !,
and for the N. H. State ticket. I35.
aJ- Louisa county is reported to
have gone against the Democratic ticket
by a largely increased majority.
Eay- The Fairfield Ledger fears the
majority against the Proh.bitory Law in
Jefferson county, will reach 200, ,houg h
Fairfield township gave l25 in its favor.
At Lancaster. Keokuk county. there. was
a majority Of rs against it.
Ca The Prohibitory Law in the
eleven counties heard from, had already
attained majority Of $500. and vii!
sweep the State like fire on prairie.
~ Desmo,fes county has given a
bout an average majority Of 400 for the
Pfoh,bnory Law, Wing State ticket. and
Recorder.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

PACE & BAcos. In the card publish.
ed by Page & Bacon, IN the ST. Louis
papers, nothing is said indicating the in
tenticn or the probability of resumption.
The card concludes as follows:
I've again ask the consideration OF
our friends, assuring them tina, our as
sets. though not Immediately available,
largely exceed our liabilities, and will be
faithfully applied 10 their full discharge.
We shall. IN the shortest possible time,
lay before the public a full statement OF
our affairs: and ,rus, that, in awaiting il
we may rely on the same forbearance
we have SO recently enjoyed. Err
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

A PEEr AnEAD.-The change in the
Money Market from bad to good has been
surprising. The change IN trade and in
currency, though slower, will ! e equally
surprising. The basis for an expansion
IS OF the very best character. Specie is
abundant-the confidence oil the people
IN Bank currency IS re-t--mercantiie
credits are gooi--,here is scarcely a
doubt OF good harvest, and the prospect
Of peace are better.
The future is pregnant with prosperity,
and these who are the most decided aud
promp, In action will BE prepared 10 issue
a large volume Of currency-it will BE
wanted Merchants should b. prepared
for large business III can be done with
more than ordinary safety railroads
and canals may scfely count on good
in,rease in business. Old fogies. eroaksrs
and those who live on small salaries are
TO have two or three years suffering. -
Thompson's Repor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

sSY~ Mayor Wallace OF Musca,iue is
an energetic and official officer. He is a
temperance man and in favor of enforcing
temperance laws, and acts upon the
principle. He recently fined an offender
for violating the Liquor Law 500. To
this the Enquirer makes up a poor mouth
and says
awe urge an enforcement of law in all eases,
VIII 'tever the law may be, even The Fugitive
Slave Law, but at the same time il is bad pol
icy to affix penalty which will fall harder on
community Than on the c, minai himself, who
is unable to meet it,
Yes, they urge the enforcement, bu.
with the penalty moderated so tina, the
offender may be able to keep up his
business. Probably 100 dollars is more
than the pr-fit hence ait is hard on the
community"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

"Inder an act Of. the late Legislature, the
teri ms Of holding Court IN the First Judicial
District, were materially changed and in &C
cordence herewith, the spring term opened a
few days since at Mt. Pleasant III. validity
of the law coming up for consideration, how
ever, 1t was pronounced Of no effect, by Judge
Lowe, with tae concurrence, we ana-r stand,
publication as a general law, by order If the
Governor, gave no life or, efficacy 10 the act,
II appears that an act was also p.ss,l By the
late session authorizing the Govegaor 10 pro-
vide for tie publication of such laws as CHE
might deem If immediate imppr ance,r which
il will be perceived, il - clearly aneonsi'u,io n
al, from the fact that the Constitution distinctly
prescrihes thai it the General Assembly, (and
not the GoYernor) shall deem any law Of I'M
mediate importance, THEY may provide that
that the same shall take effectby public atien in
newspapers in the State - aud uader this pro-
vision, the General Assembly had ne Cons,itu-
tional authority to delegate thi. power to a
deputy, be he the Governor, o. john Smith, or
any other individual.
However, the Governor ordered the publca-
ton of various general laws, such as his DE-
PuTgD Judgment deemed Of immediate impor-
lance, and among others, the act for the remov-
al Of the Capital But this At will not. like
others Be vivifed at all events, after the LIST of
July ba, having acquired no life by its publ.
cation as ordered by the Governor, viii ramain
ltelsss permanently, as tn, Com nissoners of
location appointed under it, we're directed to
meet at Iowa City on the first day Of April, or
within thirty days thereafter, 50 that the act
becomes nudity before the lst Of July, and
cannot be resurrected. ~ Capital Reporter.
Il the rumor is true and We are inclined
TO believe lt) that Mr.. Graham. as rep
resentatlye OF Cedar County, in the last
Legislative body, received town lots in
Fort Des MONIES Tor voting for the
removal OF the Capital, he sold his vote
dog cheap" Unless he has sold the lots
before this at an Increased value upon the
strength OF the removal j, will prove 4
bad speculation for him--it will material
ly reduce the perquisites.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Iowa Election.

The Alba Press gives returns from al
but one township in Msnsoe county
The result shows 81 majority for the
?foMbltory Law.
Tbs official vote of Deanoines county
gives Mckay aud Lockwood, il9 major
lsy, and Arson Hart a majority Of 3Sl;
and for the Prohibtory Lava majority
OF 49s.
The oficill vote of Lee county gives
Gal majority for the Prehib,.ory Law !;
327 majority for Mckay 324 for Lock-
wood /: aud 325 for Hart.
The Oskaloosa Hesall OF tue S,a, es,l-
mates the vote Of Mahaska county, at
267 mojority for Mckay and Lockwood
324 for Hart. and SO majority against the
Liquor Law. The same paper contains
the following from Jasper and Polk coun-
ties:
We learn tina, the Liquor Law received
a majority OF 1875 in Newton, Jasper
county, Williamson, for Judge, about the
same. For, Des MONIES, gave a majority
OF lac for the Law. Mckay's majority
is about 100. M'Farland has probably
received a majority for Judge, in Polk
county, but the Prohibi,ory Law has pro-
baby been carried.
Pella, gave NJ Farland, mojoFity OF
abou, $50, and agains. the law, nearly the
same.
The Prohibitory Liquor Law carried 10
the town Of Red-Rock, Marion county,
by a majority Of four 10 one, and nearly
two to one In township.
Lucas county and Van Buren, county
are reported 100 majority each against
.heP rohibitory Law.
The Washington Argus contains the
Official returns of Washington county,
from which we learn that Mckay re-
ceived a majority of PIT ; Lockwood $50;
Hart 2Si; for the Prohibitory liquor law
there was majority of 339. The same
paper learns that Louisa counta has Civ
en- lao majority :or the Prohibi,ory law !;
Warren, l50.-.Aus. journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

California dates to the l6,h Of March.
None OF the suspended baaks.had rssum.
ed. Robinscn's saving bank yielded no
assets Deposits amounted to s257 900.
He had been arrested on charge of ca
oezzlement. The affairs OF Adams l.
Co. had come before tae courts in a vari-
ely Of shapes.
The Attorney Of San Francisco had
been arrested on charge Of epbczzle-
men, $4,000 bail was fsralshed, and
be immediately decampsd.
A msns,er nugge, Ell gold weighing
800 -pcInds was reported to have been
found al the d'ggings near DownieviIle
'"ha' bees proved thu, the patients in
III" Marise Hospital were always take,
M, a, elections anl made to vote a, five
~ SIX diferen' pills. A resolution to
discontinue tho HI sp,al after the 18Th of
April h,d p,ssel both branaha. oil the
legislature
The Sunday bill to prohibit b.rbarous
AL NOISY amu,ements on the Sabbath
only waited the Governors Signature to
become law. Other bills for the better
equation oil the pablic morals were
making good heaiway, md the friends
OF temperance had the hopes Of passing
prch'bnory law during the pre- sent SEES.
sion.
From Australia we learn ti.a, DR..
I2therweed, an American, was abou, to
explore the inierior
The investigation into the late rio, at
ba'arn had terminated. The charges
again Il the Government Officers had
proved TO be unfounded, while the lead.
ers OF the dissatisfied miners were pohli-
cal rowdies. The gold licenses were,
howey,r, to be done away with.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

30 King Bomba, the Butcher oil
Naples" has joined the Western Powers
against the Gar of Russia. A few more
such allies will lose entirely what little
sympathy they now have among nations
possessing liberal. institutions. King
Boinba, the butcher" fighting for nation
al independence and religious freedom,
when he hangs or shoots any person in
his kingdom suspected OF entertaining
any sentiments bordering on such liberali-
tx
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Lost.

The Undersigned lost in Upton, or vicinity,
on the 9Th day OF April, the following papers;
10 utt:
Deed from Mackay Martin 10 John z. Lyle
for -Four Acres Of Timber land
Mortgage Deed from Josiah Bridger 10 VIII
ham X. johnson a. security for s2oO.
Note on Josiah Bridser for $40
Note on Mackay Martin for $50
All persons whomsover, are hereby cautioned.
against purchasing said ntoes, AZ they will not
be rad unless assigned by me. The Note made
by Josiah Bridger is mad. payable to me 20
order, the Note made by Maeksy Martin is
made payable TO J. C. Turner ., order.
Any person finding any Of the above papers,
or oil OF them and leaving them with Robert
Long, P. M. Upton, will be ibera ally rewarded
lS-3w William X Johgspa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
New York , April 7.

Martin Var, Buren,, Jr., died a, Paris
on the goth ut H. lad long been vast
ing away with consumption, bu, his death
was nevertheless sudden, having taken
place ins,an,aneously while he was seat
ed at his diuner.
The wine and spifi, dealers Of this city
ere already in arms in view OF the APP
preaching consumation Of the prohibl,o-
ry Law, and will hold large meetings to
concer, measures f3r tAs protection 0!
their interests.
Walter X. Jones, late Preslden, OF the
Board oil underwriters. in this cRy, died
a, his residence this morning
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18


The following We give for the benefit
our friends who were 50 much in love
withktnefe glorious principles.
KAnsAs ELEorlo on -" A dispatch dated
Weston, Mo, 3oth March, sases thas the pre-
slavery ticket was all elected on the north side
of Kansas river By one thoasaud majority
In Burr-oak and Atehison precincts no oppo-
sition to peo-savery nominees.
The election was for the Legislature, and
was Carried By the mss. shameful franas. The
maJori,ies for the pro-siavery candidates were
larger than the whole legal vote. The St
Louis Rspablfcan gives an account of process
son Of Returned konsas Emtgrants N arching
with cheering and music, through Lexington
having lust returned on their way TO their
homes in Missouri, after electing = kansas
Legislature -Er
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Legal Notice.
State II Iowa,
Ceda, .oany.
To n p .1daus 4 20

State II Iowa,
Ceda, sonny.
To H. p. .fdans & Co
You are hereby notified, that on the twenty
thfd Gay VI May, 4. d., 1854, there was flied
in the effiee ct the Clerk Of the District Court,
Within and for said County snd State. the
position Of John II. Bise!ey, claiming Of Won
the sum Of One Hundred and Fifty dollars, as
money now due him on due bill executed by
you, III favor Of Francis Richards 70, the Aum
OF One Hundred and thirty eight dollars and
ninet seven cents and that writ u Attach.
nent has been issued thereon, and property
attached to satisfy said claim. And that noslce
IN said cause having been issued and returned
:. not Jos~d' as 10 all Of said defendants, a the
September term, 1854, Of said Cedar Co. Dist
Court; and an order Of publication Was made
therein, and said cause con.inurd- Now, there
fore, unless you appear and answer ,Lsreto -
~ before the first day Of the next term or ss,a
COURT wit the seventh day of MAY, 1855.
default will be taken and Judgement rendered
against you as claimed by said petition.
J. w .Csttcll, Clerk.
March d. 1859 tl6-Aw
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

There is a pigeon roost FIVE miles long
and a mile and half vide, on Otter
Creek, ii Ripley county, Ind, and on
tie line Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
rad On Thursday last, two citizens 81
Lawrencebarg went to the roost, and re-
turned on Monday with nine hundred
and twenty-five pigeons. The birds were
- thick tina, SO were killed by one dis
charge If double barreled gun
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

An Irishmap applied for relief to the
Poor Committee of Elizabethtown the
other day, representing tina, he lac was
strong and hearty, bu, had no work.
They gave MIN al order Tor fifty cents
worth Of provisions and 50 cts. worth OF
coal. He refused 10 carry home the coal,
alleging it wouid disgrace him 10 BE- seen
carrying coal through the streets, where
upon the order was rcscinded, and Pad
DIV seat adrlft.-yNsrdyE DaIy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Il ciNs.Hx Amrl z.

lie Cif Cssasl tais p NJ. passed
"a adiuat:r ~ pxrcksse the RIVER land
ding eas, o. II u Cfe4k from The ohio
Al | Mississippi Rat'ro II or $500. 900 in
cay boa's. This vii enable The COM
pary - conp.rte tn roa. at once
PSovfpfscE, April 1.
We have all tue State. exeep, three
towns. Tie Know Ngllings have car
ried all The to.gns bat two, as far as heard
trosn aaA unloa5l lily Two of those to
come ia.
Both the Kaow Nothing candidates for
Congress are elected. The vote is light
nearly all one way.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
s-zT- Pertains Lawrence is the

Egg Perhaps Lawrence IS the only
city In America, where a malorIty oi the
ladies' wear 5Ioomers. During pleasant
day they may be seen IN all parts Of our
place mot Walking out for the novelty Of
tie thing, but making calls, and pursuing
their ordinary asocauons, without even
suspecting that the costume was attracting
unusual attention and indeed ii does not.
The ladies' consider them far more con
venient than the street sweeper, and they
ough, 10 be the best Judges. Laurence
Kansas) Tribune
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

lxnicaAx ooiso lfoME. The New
., ,rk correspondents Of tie Philadelphia
Ledger, says
\ great ma j Irish immigrants, recent
ly arrived IA this country, are gong
home again. Al.na8t eyeE packe. Tor
Liverpool ,ako1 more Or less. The ne
,uotr. coalition o the odd sol uaier
the operation 81 the Enrumbcred Estates
Act. Il sa,d TO be the cause. The pref
udlas Sam is laislng against the class
81 people - though, TO BE- not without. an
tiueLse.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Tar EapFRoR GoISs TO THE CRIaEA

Tar EaPFRoR GoIyG TO THE CRIaEA.
1T seems Louis Napoleon has fully
resolved to 20 to tie Crinea. The En-
press Accompanies him, for whom apart
ments have been prepared in one Of the
SaItan's summer residences on the Bos-
p!sorus Two ladies' Of honor will attend
her. Should Napoleon have to return
without taking Sevastopol, wha. will the
French people saw
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

Public Notice is hereby given tina, the under.
signed has been appointed Executor of the
estate Of Luman parr, deceased, late Of Ced 4
Co., Iowa. All persons Knowing themselves r.
De indebted 10 said estate will please call ana
se'ilci ami al persons having demands seainst
SAID estate, either BIZ note, book -aecoun, CT
Otherwise, will file the same with me as soen
as cor senient, Or they will be dcbarred BY law
LOW William Part, Ex,cutor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

The late Poole tragedy has ceased to
te subject Of discussion, except in bar.
rooms, the station houses, the private
rooms of the Mayor and Aldermen al the
Cry Hall, aud other lisrepatable places.
Bike, the muf ierer Of Poole has evident
iy either powerful or cunning friends
perhaps both. L. the first place, he MAS
permitted TO escape when wounded, and
easily known By tlose whose duty 1t was
10 arrest him. And since his escape he
public has been comepleteiy bamboozlcd
as to his whereabouts A, ono moment he
has gone to the Spanish Iain-then he
turns up n New Jrrsey--thcn IN Canada
--aal n9a he IS bae.i III the Jefs woods
agaIa, i wandering outcaSt. All these
stories OH ginalel 10y the assassin's iriends
tend 10 lead avs4giag justice Of q wi.d
goose chase. Baker IS sad 10 nave been
81 badly w5ualcl as not 70 be IN con
dul9n to lc4re New YORK, aad macy
knowing ones are u npta,on that h@ 4.
still secreted there, |. the fa-l5 showing
The real parts played by certain Official
N tina dlsgraeetal atrtr) aud are ever
disclosed. The people viii .? d their eyes
w45n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

The city Dubuque has given about 400
majority agains. the Prohibl,ory Law.
This is the residence of the Catholic
Bishop of Iowa, and the strong hold of
WhisSsyisr, and Notwithstanding Bishop
Loras letter, the two appear TO go to-
gather.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

Es4s- : II 10 rumored that an au'ograp h
letter from the late Gar to President
Pierce, strongly urges the latter to join
in an offensive and defensive alliance
with him. Barnum ought to bid Tor the
document, il there be such one really
existence.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

Tie city Of Philadelphia has applied 10
the State Legislature for loan as an :
mediate necessity. Tue Penasytraaiar
says tie amount required by the city to
place Ter finances even in respectable
condition, Is aillion and half
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Executors Notice.

Public Notice is hereby given that the under :
signed has been appointed Executor " the
estate It John Hare, decd, late Of Csd4, Co
All persons knowing themselves indebted, viii
please cali and settle and persons having
time for probation OF the, will be deharred BY
law. l.. A. Gray, Frecafor.
fis-1wl
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
rsg- Keosauqua, Van Buren, county

ssg~ Keosauqua, Van Buren, county,
has given more than two 10 one Tor the
law, and The Wing State ticket almost
made a clear sweep. The whole county
is reported as having given large ma
or,y Tor the Prohibi,ory Law.
r@ The county Of Wapello has given
abou, 100 majority against the Prohibit
tory Law.
f1~ Lucas CoUNrT.-Ihe demo-
cratic ansi.Know Nothing ticket has sue
ceeded II Lucas county.
CO. Louisa county has gone anti
democratic.
ek1- The Keokuk Gate City thinks
the majority for the Prohibisory Law will
be 600 in Lee county. The Plaindea'er
Of later date, says that there is a ma.
iority of ga votes in Lee county. in Ia
vor of the Prohib,ory Law, and that the
Democratic State ticket falls behind the
Peoples ticket, in tina, county, 32S votes.
These are very surprising results for that
county.
sF Henry county has given ma
lori,y Of $40 for the Prohibltory Law.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
ng l. Jus Nap icon IS caIlec,ia

DsS~ L5uts Napoleon IS callec,iag his
unclc's let ers and writings Ii is sail
that twenty volumes will hardly contain
all the Mss. of the Emperor Napoleon
Many letters, &c., written By the f npe-
Tor, are in text hardly legibIe--it is
only with the CREATES, difficulty sha, the
exact words are made OFT.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

Mr.. Webster's Homestead Farm near
Franklin, N, H., comprising 500 acres,
with buildings, &C., was sold at auction
recently for Sl5, 900. TO Rufus l.. Tay,
of Boston.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

ss- A distinguished Persian physlciaa
writes 10 friend In the West who is in
delicate health Take TO yourselfa young
healthy, yirtaoas, and amiabie wife. L,
viii ID more good in one winter than all
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
VHIAD DISPATCH
Hartford, April 2

Or returns are very imperfect, bat
enuu5, 10 render 1t Ger aiu that the X. Ms
AL Wings have made almos, a clean
sweep. l., t.ns district Ezra Clark, X.
y - elected ID Congress BY about 600
80 y 'fns. Taert will probably be no
t're'cc o! GoFef.ror by ,Ac people but as
the L.sIs' 'turc is Il. d. aai Wig,
.-i,"'r caa sfarealy Ia dauk, that Macr
val BE- tire next Geycraar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

ksIs- The Know No,hings Of Ohio are
reported by the newspapers opposed to
them, to number no less than thousand
lodges, and from l25, 5000 to 10000
members. Suea a body, with the in
nuence j, must have over others no, be-
longing to, bu, sympa,hizlny with it,
mus. weld and influence Of great power
in public affairs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

GIRLs LEAVING MAScHEsrER, N. II
About $500 girls have lief, Manchester,
and none of tho mills are ia operation
except the Amsseag.