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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.

ELAA1
TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
Mc1noriois-By Mr.. Caldwell from citizens Of
Gibson county, for the repeal OF all laws declaring
the Forked Deer river navigabe.
Ry Mr. Steele, from citizens Of Lauderdale, for
more stringent laws for the punishment OF slaves
guilty OF burning cotton and other out houses, with
bill carrying out the prayer, which passed lst
readifg
The Speaker read communication fom the
Commissioners appointed to investigate the mother
Bank al Nashville, declining TO attempt the duty
succ they had been refused a c.e:G. Ordered to
De seat 10 the House.
81. Caldwell, hom the Internal Improvement
Committee. recommended the REJECTION @! Senate
oIi 20 authorize and regulate county subscriptions
70 railroad stock Report and b!! hid on the table
Also, recommended the j-c.i0a Of senate bill
10 amend tIc act 20 authorize the extension o! the
CHAR. sJon and Memphis aIroad and for other ur-
poscs. Report and bill laid Oh the liable.
dr. Smith, Eom The C5mmtlec o. County Liaes,
recommended the passage Of Senate oh To change
the l;ne between tie counties Of Naury and l. wis;
pass. 81 roa-iug
Ar Atkins introduced a ID! authorizing the Gov
error to appoint private Secretary and 20 lcg.I13
81 bis act; passed lst reading.
House III. 90 amend the act more effecuaiiy 10
secure the common scao3. fund.- passed 81 reading.
House hi'i 10 cIart the S1l willie Uaiver-ity
OF ,Ie tennessee Conference; passed 81 reading
S-uata hfll TO consolidate the ,ficgs O! Entry
Tazer and Surveyor Of Hickman county; passed 81
reading.
The bin to amend the charter Of The Knoxville
sad Kentucky rsil.o.d, vas discussed and laid o.
The table.
Mr. Cheltbam DIR. Pamore in I'll" Chain in,ro-
duccd q resolution requesting the supreme, Chan
Gerry aud Circuit judges Of the State to meet in
Nashville aud recommend Judicial stem Tor he
whole State; lies over under the Tuic.
Bill 10 Incorporate the Tennessee Female C0l~ge
at Winchestei; passed . ! reading
Bill to increase the capital stock Of tie Bank Of
Tennessee 10 six millions dollars and to raise addi-
tIons funds for common schools passed 1t reading.
On motion, the Law K form bill was taken up,
aud the Senate resolved itself inio committee OF
the whole, and
Mr. Steele was called OIL to preside over the CON
mittoe
After discussion, reported progress and asked
leave TO sit again.
Senate adjourned to p P N.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-COTTON.-Saes to-day
i, 600 bales. Prices have declined &c mostly on
the lower grades. Middling 81 to 81 cents Sales
OF the week $4,000 bales against 81 900 bales same
time last year. Increase in the receipts 22O, 600
bales. Stock on hand $50, 600 bales
CHARLEsTOS Dec. 6-CoTToN.-Holders are
stifiining, but buyers are otjscting Sales to-day
600 bales at Sc to q cents.
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Buekwhoat Flour
Ready-Made Clothing, &c. &c.

hENJ. q ~ Ids. AGnr rcg TIE Ia..ILE.
As ia sT RECEIVED. per steamer #" an iayai
g Superior Rgafy-Aiaic CgJlnr. Gturari.r's Has
cry suzpsuierr 0i.F- C.teu ahf Taen sills Crayats
sl1gts, roc4ct hau fErTchies 4c., a..
THE stock b. a The lATtsT 81, ice aai NAVE nHi VIII
pare ulth Auy in is 9r ether satL oar lastrlrtaas
s.h a. fa. ern c0, 1ll Tor cash r7oI chance
cure. Ne yar.acon nEAJ D. sulELDs,
drCa-u Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

wool! WOOLii wOOL!g.
Asu and TIE highest maize. Price paid tr sooa clean
- washed Wool. -
20 On D D. nICKEY
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and Warrant

WASHINGTON, Dec Gland Warrants still de-
clining-the following being the ruling rates paid
to-day, December 6, viz:
SOS and 1905 90 cents per acre
COS aud I20's 90 cent per acre.
Dealers refuse to buy large lots even at the low
rates quoted. The market has a decided tendency
downward.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

w y are prepared to pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat aud Corn, at the Nash.
le City h and desire all the Wheat Growers 70 gve ut
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-.
pared 70 exchange Flour for Wheat such terms as IN
be satisfactory. q. HAMMOND 4 co
" MB.-We VIII pay 10 per cent above the market
,Iice for Wheat cleaned through
CHILDs GRAIN sEPARAT0Rs.
tell-wttrSu G.. a co.
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FOR SALE.

4 EFOuSc nnd Lot on McLemore street The "a
II Lot fronts 10 feet Mciemore street and Hs
scz lU4 iet. TIE House two Story Brick and ~
contains rooms hail above and below with kitchen out
house, &C. This property located IN the nsghborood q
he Nashville and North rsern Railroad Depot Il /. also
convenient 20 the business portion % the city and be
had upon good ters. Tor urther information apply %
X. A. BALLONE,
oct5 GFn1 AE't No II Deaderick
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SalstcT thOGjs.

BED's NFsT COITsaE,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov, i-.5
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

I ONION SMOKE, BROWN HUNGARIAN, ANDCa
II THE BROWN AND PEARL ALBONIs Hat I'll
These entirely styles Of goods worthy the at S
ton Of all who desire something tasty in the hat line
IT'S A. J. FRANCISCO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
1GARBLEI lIARBLE!I

NJ J. SHtLToN, having rcsuraed the MARBLEH -
w BUSINESS, solcits his odd friends and thct NkAll
pub &c - general, Who may desire work IN his line g. n
70 give him call az his shop, Of Church y -
street and the Nashvie and UhsttanodgA Railroad
Depot liz al Keep Constantly on hand supply ~
Of MONUMENT, TOARS, &c, % the hnest Italian ADD
American Marble. An sosk executed in the 1nner
and warranted ssp29-u
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NTANTEp "a situation a. q Book-kee2rr or sAes-
w an. b. gencmaa Nho give the kest Of Teisr
enc-s Address -. X. c., True Wig once"
Oct-Ssu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

SCAAE NT0CAs-Every variety Of pattern and
- co or Of Scarf ssooks. Received aud for safe By
J. "a. McGiLL,
Ladies and Gsltiemens Furnishing store,
noYR3 CnTarr 81 Eaaare and Corer q.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
READ AND BE WISE.

Del known 20 the citizens Of Nashville. and the balance
- OF the Human Family, hat J. FLOWERS No. Al IN
ion street. have just received hne OF Spec
taClcS. known 10 opticians the "Concaye Convex
Gasses-better known In thus community BRAZILIAN
PEBbLEs made from Brazilian sand which am willing 70
sell at nable prices lo1ow,.
Gold Frame, slide Temples .............si2 %
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FROM WHEELING,
BE NOT DECEIVED. YE OF LITTLE FAITH.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

SEc pa Pie notice the difference in prices The arti.
Gle for which You have paid dern dollars for ten
Those for which ycu have paid FIVE will sell for three IN
ali cases annE mine 90 be the quality Of Glasses
the quality Of metal equal and Workmanship superior
Sac 3D. Please notice that sell for cash. my prices
testify. J. FLOWERS
octl2 81 Union 81.
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70 selecting Spectacle profess % know az about H.
nj paid particular attention 70 that branch Of he bu
. for the last twenty years. }. FLOWERS
ls-u No. II Union s., Nashville
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

.fdp,cs. When you are in church, go
to sleep, for the Sabbath is day OF rest.
When you see any one reading let
ter, look over their shoulders. for this is
the way to obtain information.
When you are in printing office.
knock the forms into 'Pi, Tor he devil
likes eatables.
When you come in'e printing office
be sure to hustle up 10 the side oi COM
pos,,or aud ask him all the questions you
can think Of Try the above advice and
| observe the effect.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
Eky DIR. Marshall Hall, an emnei

eF DR.. Marshall Hall, m eminent,
English physician, says: If were Sc
r,ously i'll of consumption would live
on, Of doors day aud night, excep, it was
raining or mld-winter; then won Il
sleep IN an unpla'ered log house. He
says that consumptlves wan, air not ply =
sic pure air, not medicated air-pi-nty
OF meat and bread - physIc has no nutr-
nen,, gasplngs for air caanoi cure you,
monkey capars IN gytnnaslum cannot
cure you, and s'mulanls cannot shft
you.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
Ron Killed in a Prize Fight. An /

Boy Killed in Prize Fight An IN
oues, was held in New York on satur-
day, on the body Of boy named Mich,
ael Butler. l2 years Of age, who dled
from injuries received in a p'Ize fshi'
with a boy named Dyer, about week
since. 1t appears in evlaeLce that the
hoy Tough, at the instance Of a companlor
who offered sir pence TO any boy IN th'
crowd who could whlp another: NJ
above boys proceeded to contest Tor th'
prlze. and N lew minutes Butler lei
from the effects Of blow upon his head
He, however, soon recovered himself
bu, discovered his mother approaching
lief, the ring and wen, home. Dyer ""
arrested and committed to answer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26


Do Good THOUSAND OF men breathe
move and live pass off the stage Of life,
and are heard OF no more. Why They
did no, a particle o. good in the world;
and none are blessed by them, none could
point to them as the instruments OF their
redemption, no, word they spoke cou ID
be recalled, and so they per'shed their
hight, went our in darkness, and they
aere no, remembered more than the ln-
sec, Of yesterday. Will you thus live
and die, o man immortal9 Lave iol
something. Do good, and leave behind
YOU uonurnent Of virtue that the storm
OF time can never destroy. Write you
name in kindnss. love and mercy on th'
hearts OF thousands you come IN contac
with year by year, and y'u will neve
be forgotten. No, your name, you
deeds, VIII be as legible on the hearts yo
leave behind. as the stars IN the brow
evening. Good deeds will shine as tn
Stars OF Heaven. DR.. Chldmrs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
s.7g"WEen my eyes shall be turned

sey@"When my eyes shall be turned
to behold, for the i,st tune, the sun IN
Heaven, may no, see hlm shining on
the broken and dishonored fragment, oil
a once glorious Union, on States dlsser-
yered, discordant and beligeren.; on
land rem, with civil fudes or drenches, 1t
max be, IN lraternal blood. Let this last
feeble and lingering glance rather behold
the proud ensign OF the Republic, now
known and honor thro' the earth. st,ll
/ ful biph advanced, its arms and trophies
STREAMING ia their original luster, not
stripe erased or polluted, not single star
obscured, bearing for is motto no sucs
miserable in,errogatory as, What IS al
this worth? NoI those other words o
delusion and folly, Liberty first and ua
ion afterwards bu, every where spfeae
Al over in characters Of living light, oia
zine on all its ample folds, as they hoa
over The sea and over the land, ana II
every wind under the whole Heavens
that other sentiments, dear to ever
. American heart, one and inseperable. =
Webster.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
n..y- An Arkansas candidate for Co

Erx{ M ~ kdlIStks
press. sets forth his qaaIlflcatiyn ior once
IN the following language =.
Gsntemen. If | am elected TO 1his
ofice. | viii represen, my constituents as
the sea represents the earth OF night con.
rasts with the day. l will unr'Te' al,
human society, clean al its parts, and
screw j, together again. | will eorfec
I'll senses, purge on, al. corrsptlon, ah|
90 tn ough the enemies OF our party llk'
a rat through new cheese-My eh',e eh'e
recommendations are that at ,ubIi
dinner given to General-,i at
more than any two men a, ,ha table
the las, election / voted three times 10
The the dimmycra,'c candidate ! have u.
bough, new suit of clothes that will q
10 90 10 Congress in and I've got tn
handsomest sister II any man IN Arkan
sas
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
A New Way to Detect aThlef.


Statesman was a numerous and locose
pefsonage, and lnnumerable are tho an.
ecdctes related OF him. As he was jour.
neying In Massachusetts, $, not TAI from
his nauve Town. he stopped rather late
nigh, al an inu IL the village oi-----. In
the bar roo were about twenty different
persons, who, as be entered, called Out
Tor hlm to discover thle', One OF Ie
company, i, appeared, n few inmates be-
fore, Tad watch taken .rem h,s pocket,
and he kpew the offender must be In the
room with them.
Come Mr.. Almanac maker, you know
the signs of The times, the hidden things
| of the season, tell who is the thief,
| "Faslen all tho doors OF the room and
let no one leave at; and here landlord
go aud bring yoai vite's s'ea tiass he'-
| tie
.Whe-ew, wan, TO know my stars
nv wile's 's-whew -ew' quoth Bon,taee.
Why, you wouldn', be more struck II
l told you 10 90 TO pot
Bonilace d.d as commanded; tho grea!
brass kettle was placed in the middle OF
the floor, It's bottom up--as black, sooty
sI .atv .. cb;,,,sv h,ek Tn, land
iNsI ,~,, ;,,n ~. har and lo,ked ON with
a. h;y ..,c,r.
Van dan, wan, anv bo, xa,er no,
,,L;nr - ,.L. off tho hr,.,ie. ON A crit.
ter do you, Sqaarer said the landlord, the
, preparation looking a little too much t,t'
:, hog killing. The old womans gone Il
bsS and ,h. wells dry.'
Nov go into your barn and bring III,
4 ,;ro.s, cocLerel vou've cot
sWben, YOU won, bile him, will you
> he's a tough one. can swear Squire, h
!, a;1,,, .,.ai tho watch The old ross,e
e Lraw. Wien !, ia time to crow, wi,hou
e -, =, waIc
p along. or | won, de,ec, the ,hief
. Romface went to the barn and soon rt
+ ,urned with a tremendous IA, rooster
6 c,ctI,ro like und
i Now M, him under the kettle an
>, blow the Iigh, out
a The old rooster wa thrust under the II
h xnr,aJ La,,. aud the lamp blow, out.
g .Ney os,,Iem-n. don't SUPPOSE ii
Is thief is in the company; but If he IS, Il
* old rooster will crow when the offend,
= touches the bottom Of the kettle with ii
II, honJ, Wslk round in a c,rcl., and Il
In cock will make known the watch s,ea e
The innocen, need not be afraid, y'
er know
l. Tho comnany then 10 humor him, a,
It. c,rrv on, the Joke, walked round the ke
as Il. IN the dark for three or four minute
Is AN done gen,lemanl
he al, aore was the cry; where's 70
lis an I'm a. L...d $50 r,ct ,doodl,d
he .Rr,no us a light
10 Lob, was bronyh, a, ordered.
Re. .N,s hold up your hands, good foil
II They wer. of course black, from CONT
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
ltlistellanp.

4 .Nan--The man "nona ass thoughts
serving the name, IS one . wn0ss ss,hsy her than
and eIs'''0hs @so.e s' high purposes are adopt
hlmssn M ns ,o,, principles and never abandon,
e9 eS ,w.oonpIlshns w, them he Is one sy by
vii. nasas, nss. road, nor lake an evil PAIN pwn., :,
.,spss spss'.D' . real good purpose. : Sir ''"''
| Scgtf -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
= Uaman Suinming A1e .Mssiss

-Lloyds 5 forthcoming steamboat b'@s-
,ory gives thrilling instance Of the y e
essi,y for women knowing how to SWIM
When the lll.fa,ed Ben Sherrod was II
flames on the Mississippi RIVER, and The
Iady passengers who had thrown tneIn
selves into the water we're dfoWnihs
around the boat, the wife Of Captain Gas
lIenan Jumped into the river, with her 10
| fan, IN her arms, and swan ashore,
distance OF hall a mile, being the ehi.
,oman saved Gu, ef sixteen. She ha'
learned 20 SWIM when glr'.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
Jl.o,, of IN. .9ster,ois. - Proiesso

Theory Of The .fs'fr'07s : ProlessoI So,
Alexander, OF Princeton, has recently
prepared a paper OF the subject oi me
asteroids, whlcn is ingenious. HIS con-
,lus,on IS that between Mars ana 'oP''
ter there once revolved planet with
equatorial diameter Of O,000 miles, and
= noIar diameter Of only elght miles
thus being shaped like wafer ha''ns
prea, velocity on It's axis, It bursts al
some grinds,ones do, and its iFameHI
formed The asteroids. This theory 0
the asteroids is brought IN to supper
tina, on the plutlon lsts.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

The Nrw York City Temperance Alli-
ance, for the purpose oil testing the val
GUS points at issue IN relation TO the en-
forcemeut OF the liquor law, have lnsti'u-
ted two suits, Designed TO embrace oil
sach points in the law as ale claimed TO
be unconstitutional.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
NEW YORK MILLINERY.
MIl lliNERY.

,,., ~, H,uton would fespec my ThIV. NJ -
,rsns. and the public generou., that shs - Tx
pr.r IN .bor,es notice orders from 'he eoahh Jrs's
tended % promptly. silk Bonnets ..iasn a,h s !,
cspa As kevt coastsnsiy on sana, s,as,. Nj
NJ 9eavss Scrsh wes OF fas S*s~
pa1 Z
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

ry- Heaven and immortality are
bemes ior profitable reflection; but, IN.
fortunately, many persons think more OF
, new dress aud ate fashions than Trey
do of their future destiny.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

EI3- A sable preacher. at camp
meeting prayed with much zeal and ear
nes,ness. Curall, o Lord, the dcy.Ps
power in dis ere land when one Of the
colored brethren. who though, much time
night be saved by promp, dealing, i'm
media,ely exclaimed, Amen my Lord !!
bu, Gu. he tail righ, of clean and clear,
and stop all further mis- chief cut he tail
off, smack xnooye.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

The Aiuscat,ne, Iowa, Enqutr'r SAYS
tina, the railroad hands working on the
fluff at the foo, OF the city, are rolling
on, car laad after car load Of iron ore
the genuine article aud balllng up the
grade with it, ], hes in a huge mass
near the surface of the bluff, and appa-
ren,ly in inexhaus,lble quantities.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

One great secre, OF domestic enjoy.
men, IS 100 much oserlookc l. that OF
bringing our wants dowa TO our clrcuH-
stances, instead Of lrllmg TO bring our
circumstances up 10 our wants. Secret
Wen It is; for lew know II, and fewer
sllI practice it, The ballot box OF po-
l,leal economy is located Oh The family
hearth
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

,e,ary Of Legation must have a queer
on,n;on Of Amerlca. He arrived by the
steamer Washington aud went to WASH
,ng,on on Saturday, ba, was robbed as hs
90, gu, Of the cars Of one thousand dol
! lars.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

p,.os nj. TO open your wl'e's ,s"
~ ru and discover strange gevIsl.'no ,vs .noy
box anos daa uu as keepsake. We .noN ,non,
,'o nothing tina, makes an "'ae'' 'S''r
fall more 'kni'ey,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

e.3g@ TIE first National Thanksgiving
day was appointed by President Wash
lngton, by proclamation, IN January
l795, who designated tire 18th OF jar
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

Ek2y- Mr.. F. X. Collins having be-
come conver, to sririua'lsm, believes
tia. he has communications from his
family lost IN the Attic, very often.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

Wantef-A man Of good moral char
ac,er to sell liquor by the drink 70 drunk
ards. One that Tears not Zoo nor re-
cards men will have the preference
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

et3g~ The Pekia P!ai. De.ier says,,he
Illinois Hedge Company have set out f'c'
a,1afr.d miles Of Usage Ofange hedge III
Tazewell County.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

Hou 10 "Go n" Go il strong IN your
nraise OF the absent. Some d 1t VIII oe
sure to get around.
Go II strong when you make lore 10 a
pretty widow. More people have erreo
bv too lttle than 100 much in this Par''o'
ular.
Go i, strong when TAXI g up contF'bu'
tor. Tor charitable purposes. II WI"
! pay. .,,,t.
10 j, strong when you make ruoh'
soeech. Nine people out OF ten neVf'
take any aIlusion unless 1t cuts i'1s
shor, handled whip or rblnoceros 60"
hide. d.,
Go strong when you advertise bu
,iness is like architecture ITS b's1 SUP
por,ers are foil columns.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

sLs- Tie Evening Post says oI.
rrrmoot has taken nous, in New York,
where he proposes t. spend the water IN
preparing the results o. tie lae'he ha'-
I road explorations,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
htip, .NIins Law.-At a great In

htip. .N1ins I.aw.--At a great In
d,an G,lnsll held lately at Detroit.
- al Cass alluded TO the ru.nous
efie.s / Whisky among the Indians ahd
ady,,r ,aetn to Danish II; whereupon oie
venerable chef arose and said. When
| hem La there is any fre-wa,er among
nv peollr, -eareh unit! | ficd IT, and
,hen | poaf It out on TIE ground. Ih''
is a practto,I enforcement 0. the f1on'o'
uory sys,c.n il 10 be followed IN every
commuul Z.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

!, : with narrow souIsd people as WIN
narrow necked botdes- the less 'hey nave
n ,hen the more noise they make N
pouring II oHl.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

Tie amount required for the support
OF the phlladrlFhla public schools oufiAs
the coming year IS c596 ,6os.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26

EIae .us. L,seomrsd. The Empire
couu,, al >rgus says that tons OF
blue mass were discovered IN the quartz
lead belonging to lhe Columbia Quartz
Mining Co, A portion Of ii vas taken
to Coloma and analyzed by DIR. Taylor
and Thomas Ii ~as ascertnnsd 10 oe
GENUINE blue mass, Of % per cent hne'
ness The Conpany have been ohefe e.
S25 900 lor the entire yield Of The ieao
and have accepted 1t.
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N9CGTOE I'll HAMREIsS & son.
DRUGGISTS, aud Dealers ia Groceries Oils
~ Paints, Dye Stuff, Confectionar'es, Hard
ware, &c. Upton, Iowa. nj
7OHN LEMP l. CO. Wholesale and retail
d dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats
CAps, Nails, &c. Second ST. Muscatlue, Iowa