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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

BY virtue OF an execution to me directed, il.
sued out Of the Clerks Office OF the Distric.
Court IN and for the County OF Cedar and State
Of Iowa, in favor Of Abel I. Davis and against
n. c. BROKER, have levied upon the Lot No.
six ~ in Block No. twenty .one (2l) and Que log
cabin on the lot oil in the town OF Rochester
In Cedar County Iowa, taken a. the property Of
L. c. Brooker 70 satisfy ajndgrmen. In favor Of
Abel 7. Davis, and shall ofIer the eamo for sale
at public outcry on Saturday, July 18th, lSss.
at the Court House door in said county, between
the hours Of . O'Clock A. d. and 1 o'clock ?. N
Of said day, to salty said execution and cost.
that may accrue thereon.
JOHN H. BIRELEY, Siberia.
Upton, June 26th, 1855
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bJ One week from Monday next
will be holden the election for County
offices. The names of candidates for
difieren. stations are placed at the head
Of this column. The lndependen. tickle,
is no, Yet full. while there is three aspl.
rants Tor the office OF Sheriff.
Our name is there among the rest as
suppIIant for public pap. We wal,
with intense anxiety to know the verdict
OF the people. Our pulse is raised beat.
Ing a. times quick, slow, rapid, sluggish,
strong aud weak sometimes with Told,
fearless ST; oke. at others with a red Iced
ieverlsh vibration. Our heat at times
dances and throbs 10 all kinds OF times
aud lul.es, and-but we vi Il survive 1t
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KossuLn upon Know-Nothin &.
ISM.

In his las, letter 10 the New York
Tunes, koSsu.h takes occasion t. gI,e
his views upon Know No,hlugis lie
says:
have seen the United States. Ex-
p' Renee Las sharpcned my eyes, s.d |
VAS struck with The obvious symptoms ol
IhIs approaching crisis. lpraved TO God
that wien the crisis came, YOU might he
sTared those dangerous rocks upon Which
tie vessel OF many a society III the Old
World partly stranded. party became az
rested IN It's course Tor centuries these
rocks are "!anga'5e, race, religion. -
We know IT, a.as we know j, well
here IN Europe, what Is II to bear up the
oil freedom 10 sale por, amlds, Sryias
aud Charabdises like these. saw the
Crisis approaching; and becauese saw
both | never addressed either Frenchmen
or Germans, or lrtshnen, IN America,
without admouishing them, "before all
and above all be .4mer.cans. Cherish
the recolIectlons oil yeur cid native land
as the departed son cherished the memo.
~ OF his fathers house allotted 10 his
tfo,l or that remained a, home re,o,ce
IN his Joy, grIess in his giief, partake 0.
his sorrows, and lend him brotber's
hand tor making the old house of the
father more comfortable 10 your kindred
these natural affections are a great boon
OF Providence III your hands, tor the elo-
~, happiness and security OF your adop..
ed iataerland.
The policy OF isolation is bad policy
freedom Is not secure only by comnunl-
~ the ocean Is no barrier against the
hostile principle OF despo,lsm, II Your
adopted country stands alone, and the
enemy has the power OF world 10 weld.
My The old affections OF your hear, serve
you TO protect your new la,herand from
the danger OF isolation. Yours is III,
task OF grating the ,wig OF philanthropy
upon the slock Of American Patriotism.
Broad, practical, national Philanthropy
IS the best patriotism for the only great
Republic OF the world. Il IL the best
the only guarantee oil Its future. But as
sure as you value freedom, civilization
yonr own happiness, and the welfare OF
your children. dives, yourself OF the idea
OF ever making America German or
Irish, or forming Germany--an Ire
iand--.n america. Speak your Ian.
gaage, adore you God, bu, don't try to
BE- a distinct nation in the American ma
ton, be phIlanthorpic Americans, bu,
before all and ADORE oil be .9me,,ca,
or else you will bring ruin upon your
own house BY bringing DIVISION upon
your adopted country and division oil
America IS definite triumph Of dcspo. |
tIsm throughout the world.
This much | own: that as move for
'7"'ertea" nationally, 1--WE may approve
u disaPProve OF II, is something nalur.
ii and unavoidable "A necessary gradu.
alton ordered by the laws OF nature
Just so | say, il discordant elements raise
heir heads to disturb the process Of this
natural crisis. reaction against them
AN understand.
The question worthy Of the most earn
st consideration Of every true Amer.
'an patriot is whether the remedy 10
which that natural reaction resor,ed Be a
'ood one Or is 1t, perhaps, "med,cina
eJor nso'bo'-a remedy which agra.
a,es the evil which il is intended -
W.
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Sir, really feel such IS the CASTE
You see am not pre.occupled by any
! accept - natural what
there is natural. ! do not ex,enuats the
case for facilitating my reasoning. bus
really far pejor "sedieina noroo.
Turkish Flat Whsas-..Proposed
Plan Of Importing Sssd "lsat.
From the Philadelphia N. A. and Gazette
There have been received at the Patent
Office one hundred bushels Of Turkish
Flint Wheat. procured by the United
States ragoman a, Cons,antinople from
the loo, OF Noun, Olympus. This wheat
has already been tested in Virgin aud
Maryland, and has proved both hardy
and pr oduc,ive. 1t possesses in re.
markatle degree the quality OF long
keeping. as was indicated by a sample
shown US, which was brought TO this
country by Captain Porter. OF the navy,
four years ago. We learn that the Sui
tan takes a lively interes. in The affairs
OF this country, and has minated that
there are other wheats in his domInions
which would be highly desirable for our
governmen, TO obtain.
A plan has been suggested which
would undoubtedly prove highly ad.
an,ag, Gus to the agricultural interests
OF this ooun,ry-ot importing large guam
titles OF wheat from the shores OF the
Mediterranean and Black Seas for the
purpose OF supplying our farmers with
seed at about the cost OF the original pur.
chase, fri, ght, sc. 1t has been proposed
tina, the storeshlps of the navy, which
usually return from the Mediterranean
in ballast. be treighted with seed " heat,
purchased by government, d sold to
agrcullu,s,s at a nominal rate, on con.
dtion that they shall cultivate the same,
and report the result to some proper au-
thori,y, by whom the excess OF cos, may
be refunded to them. We understand
that wheat Of an excellent quality can be
purchased al Constantnople, under ordi-
nary circumstances, for less than half the
usual price in the Atlantic markets and
the United States. Il this be true, it
would be cheaper and more profitable to
the farmer in the end, to sell his own aud
purchase his seed wheat from abroad, IS
The change Of soil aud climate would Of
ten cause his crop to mature earlier, nd
give an increased yield.
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In pursuance Of . decrstai Of The coaa,y
Court OF Cedar County Iowa. made On the 6th
day of March \. ID. 1855. ! will on the 4th dsy
Of August A. D. 1855, at the Court House door
in the town Of Upton in said county, offers for
sale at public outcry to the highes. bidder tho
undivided half OF the west half Of the South
astquartcr Of Section No eighteen (ls) 10 town.
ship No. Eighty-ons North Of Range no. three
90 West 5th r. N. being real estate Of whic b
the late John Bandeen died, seized and ordered
to be sold to satisfy the debts Of his estate
Sold at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of sajd day.
WILLIAM BANDEEy, Executor
Of Estate JOHN BANDEEN, decd.
July I'd 1855 n294v
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We are pleased to hear I, a, ur old
friend, DR.. | s. rIrus. has become a
resident OF the city, sils office is n tn.
Banking House Of B. F. Hastings & c..
-Piacerri4e Cal. Dem.
We are pleased to hear tina, our friend
DR.. Titus has friends in California ::
though It is not surprising that he Should
Tor such as he always have friends. -
The Doctor is an honor TO his profession
and eve are pleased TO see that our old
friends talents are appreciated in ,ha,
lar of land DirOn Telegraph.
We too will express our pleasure on
hearing OF our friend and town ,man Or.
Titus. We never though, he would lack
friends wherever he might go, and are
glad to hear them express themselves
but we are sorry TO hear he has settled
down in California - we hoped we nigh,
claim him a. citizen. "as brig ht par.
'lcuar star" OF our zenith; Blu. alas WE
are glad he is appreciated and have found
friends, and well we can't express on,
"teellngs.'
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Inform alton Wanted.

On the 25th Of June, ls55, George
Randall left home in Spring Rock Town
ship, CLIFTON County. Iowa, Ter the Pos,
Office, aud has no. been heard from
since. He rode a good two year old
col the name lay on the LEFT side. hind
ieet white, and white spot in The fore.
head.
Any information where the said Geo.
is will be ankiu,Iy received and a great
kindness bestowed on his parents, broth
er. and SISTERS.
Is1- Address, Spring Rock, Clinton
Co Iowa.
Shadrach Ru dali, Jr.
Spring Rock. July y, 1870.
Papers please copy.
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For the Cellar Csun,y Advertiser.

Ms. EDiron.
Being candidate for The of.irc Of
County Surveyor a, The coming Angus,
election, IN answer 10 the MANI qnes-
tons asked, relative to my PRINCIPLES in
polite poin, Of views will by your
permission through he medium OF the
Advertiser. give my views upon certain
topics wrh all due differences 10 those
who may differ with nc in opinion. -
Firs, l have been raised in the old school
OF Jedersonian Democracy and have no
disposition. to knowingly withdraw from
1t. La he second plaee M bible teaches
80 TIA. a.. men are equal in the SIGH: or
Col, an! thu, !, is wrong 10 hold any of
vi: feIlo v beings in involuntary se:ri!uie
:: to hold him as goods AMI chat,les; |
am therefore 80 phatieally opposed TO tae
executions Of slave Territory and consider
myself bound, 10 use al honorable means
Tor the liberation or lettering the condl-
II t,
- .-.. '..'.." : ~ nav ~ ''"'
alt soH@cien.inas objections to the Fu-i-
a,. slave Law AMI also believe !, 10 Be
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laii1en-t tur the restoration OF the
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
A TRusrIse CUSTOMER. A week o.

A TRusTIss CUSTOMER. week or
two since, a decen'ly dressed elderly
man called at tie shop Of our ,ownsman,
NJ. Muirh ad, jeweller and matchmaker,
Buchanan street, and quietly asked IT III.
watch was ready, OF il other words, il Il
had been repaired. A Mr.. Mulrheai
Lad no remembrance al tie moment, oil
having done business with the man, he
asked n turn, when he had left the artl-
Gle. "Oh," said tie other, Il d,nna'
leave j, IN this shop, for We were over
hy the Nelson street, when yc Got Il. -
Mr.. Murhead: That must have been
a long time ago, then. for we lel, Nelson
street in 1895 that is seventeen Years
since" "But left il wl'ye, for a lha,,
sad the other. He was thea asked ior
the name and number Of the watch,
which he described 10 a nicely, and Oh
opening the repository, II was found safe
and SQUAD. Exactly twenty two years
hrd Tassed away since Duncan had
handed II III Tor repair, yet nc called for
It at that period, as cooIIy as if be bad
only LEFT II 10 the preceding week. -
Duncans account ls-"Ye see, I'm q
sawyer to my trade, and gacd over to
America that season. TO see how things
were looking, for kent The watch would
be safe till cam back tu, | staid n
we thocht LANCER than | intended
Glasgow Chronicle.
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Legal Notice.
To Mics White SIN:

You u
lake notice that here IS now on I'll. IN the Of
he" OF the Clerk Of the Dist Court in and for
The coudiy IL Cedar and State u Iowa. nc
iliion Of Moses v. Butler, claiming the sum o.,
twenty Five Dollars as money paid by him
for taxes on the Southeast quarter OF Ssci;ou
No. twenty eight (2s)in Township No eight,
tso)aangr four - west, which land " as Dur.
chased by said petitioner at tax sale he'd in
iipion on the 20 h day pf MAJ, 1851. a. which
lime 1t was sold for take, due thereon for tn
year 1888. and said petitioner also purchase
SAID land on The 10th day Of June. 1853, whe,
II was sold for taxes dae thereon for the year
1892, for both Of which sales said pe,ltione
received deed from the Treasurer of ..id
county ~ the name Of the State Of Iowa,
said petitioner further seeks 10 perfect his Il.
lie 10 said land and foreclose all yo,ir right asa
equity or redemption to said land, ard 10 ,nsse
ms deeds absolute and unconditional, ana ou,ei
ms i,tls and unless you appear on or befo,c
me 23th day Of September, A. d. 1855, and
defend said suit, judgement will be repderea
against you thertun, and the PRAYER Of SAID
petitioner will lie granted as laid in hrs pei
tion. -
M J. w. Cziteu,
Weis opIecr. Clerk Dist Court,
ANY Tor pm, Tee 1870. Cedar Co. Iowa
(u1slvN
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Estray Horse.

AhEs Up by Thomas James, at hi. premis.
july lax p,insaaie Township on the3d day Of
Z { ands high, with few white hairs in the fo,s.
mead spawned on the right hind leg a sore a.
me fi2ht shoulder, twelve or fifteen vears cid
ana appraised at SIS before Thomas Vim F.n
on the Sd day Of July. 1855. '''h Esp
Upton, July 18th lass.
n5i 3mo w rATryr,
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EStray Mare.

Taken up by David 3. Norton At mia resi-;
dence IN Cass Township Ceir County. Iow,.
Juno 1885, chcsnst sorrel
mare, with white strip In the face, fax col
o.ed name and tail. about ten years old. aboa.
IL hands high, and appraised At SCa on Inc a.h
day OF June 1883 before D. G. Lsk ESQ.
J. W. CATTEiI.
49,, County Clerk
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Es'ray Horse

AIKEN UP by Jonn Shaw, al his promises !,
l. sprinsaale Township, on the OH dav ~ In ~
y, 1919, medium sized brown horse with !
.mal white spot ON the right hind foot. four ar
i've years old, and appraised at 500 befora Tho
Upton, July lsth. is55 '''''
tnJl-smo. y.W. CATTrrr
County Clerk
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EStray Horse.

AIKEN UP by Robert Cover, a, his real.
1 dsnce IN Cass Township, on the 18th day OF
June, 1898, bay horse, with black mane and
tau is ahou. II hands high, has collar and sad.
die marks, thin in hosh, Is about 1? years old
ana appraised at $50 before u. @. Lisk, Fso. on
the Both day Of June, 1856.
NJ 'iao ". CATTELL
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SAMUEL DEWELL,
Nyor al Upton and General Land AGENT

WILL attend promptlyt to al business requiring
an agent; such "a
BUYING IND SELLING on COHHiS.
SIDi
PLYING OF TINES
giving tnsnr.aaliae respect iE1 lands in this eoan
u kc- migrants aud settlers can re. choice e
csctions # iand, D. calling at his Office.
FOR SALE. Lots I and :, Block IL, town of
Rochs ster, upon ahich is situated comforta
bic dwel Yng with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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SIN:
iod are hereby notified that there i, now on
HE IN The efhce # the Clerk of The D,,rri
.oait In sHf for Cedar CcGat,, Iowa, A rei-
ton OF John NJ. Violet, claiming Of YOU M
sun ct Forty Dollars, with interest thereon
from the 18Th day Of August, 1879, as n.on,r
due on Pf"mlssory note, execaicd hy Won T..
ans JON VI Violet or bearer To- said sum NJ
Forty Dollars with interest, DARED The 18Th II
August, 1919, payable four months after aa,r
whica note Is how tho property u said rs,i.
oohef, VINE further seeks 70 foreelose mort.
gage by yon, executed to secure the paymcn,
OF sad note upon tho Northwest quarier OF
ne eit-eas: garter Q! Section 10. ;.,if,v-
TWO $50 township No. eighty one (sl) arg
four % vest 5th .. m, ami unless yo. ..near
on or before the Gath day Of September, ls5I.
ard defend said cause. Judgement will b. FER
dcred against You for tho whole amount viii,
interest and costs. and said land sold I, IA,
SAID judgement and costs thereon.
]. W. Ca;iell,
Wells Spieer, Clerk Dist cnn,,
Atty Tor Piif Fee s.. Ced,rCo
n2S. ~
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Fro "A the Dem Press.
Another Outrage.
Methodist Preachers Modified by .3tchisoz
ana Sring telLou Ruflns.

To the Editors Of tae Dem. Press:
| hasten 10 inform you Of another mot
in Platte County. The Methods, Church
North had an appolntnen, for quarterly
meeting near Forley. The presiding
Elder, preachers aud congregation had
assembled, and concluded the morning
service an9 were proceeding, when
mob Of abou, eighty armed men made
their appearance. The congregation, it
being warm, were seated in the shade IN
iron, OF the hou-e, and the preachers
were inside. When DR.. Walker led the
mob TO the door, where the Rev. Mr..
Morris was preaching, apd seized him.
Nr. Morris drew bis revolver and ,cked
1t, when some ope caught his arm and
took i! from him. The mob then rushed
on him yelling, "Hang him shoot hlm !"
Some IN the congregation lnterceded for
hun, and after long party they consent.
ed TO let hum 60 under a pledge 10 lea"e
and no. preach any more till they gave
aim permission. The rest OF the preach.
ers escaped during the disturbance, and
he congregation broke up and dispersed.
The preachers were all armed with re-
yolvers. They ase aware Of the threats
daily made against them. The mob
brought tar and feathers aud hemp along
with them. The excitement is great.
These humble and pious ministers OF re-
hgIon will be driven out and utter law
iessness prevail.
In haste, TRAvELER.
Platte Co., Mo. June 80 1855.
Such are the practical workings Of the
Repeal 0: The Missouri COMPROMISE.
Their frs, point was gained By tina, act.
VIZ the law OF the land was no longer
An obstacle to taking slavery iuto Kan.
sas. Il now depends upon their exertlons
10 secure Kansas as a slave State; aud
they are determined to spare no efforts
IN this behalf. The lava Of Kansas and
OF tie County have been spurned and
dl'regarded-,he ballo, box has been dos.
ecrated and outraged the right, Of free
citizens have been ,rampled under foo,
by awlcss gangs OF rufians, and now 10
add new infany 10 their acts they have
forbidden the gospel to be preached IN
Western Missouri. How can Northern
men submit to such desperation, and stu
support and sustain the men who have
teen so active in bringing those things
about How can they, with these facts
before their eyes, sustain men who xus
tain these dabolic4l deeds vote for !,
tnen who favored the Repeal OF the Mis-.
souri, Compromise, which opened the
food gate Of all this bloodshed and out
j. is for them to answer, and
not US.
James Bell, whig, and John p. Hale,
rec soiler the former taking the full,
md the latter the unexpired term-are
no newly elected L s. Senator'S for
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l. dependent Ticket.
For County Judge.
WELLS SPICER.
For Sheriff,
JOHN II. DiRELEI,
For surveyor,
GEORGE WHISTLER,

Ma EpIroR: announce til e
name OF
WILLIAM G.. LONG,
Of Iowa Township, as an laiepealen:
candidate for the office o: Sheriff Vi Ce.
dar C1unty.
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DAvESpoar, july 20, 1856.

WELLS SricER, ESQ: DEAR SIR:-
Quite a pleasurable feeling among the
citizens Of this place seemed TO prevail
yesterday in consequence Of the advent
oil the first Locomotive for the Mississip.
pi & Missouri R Road, and its putting
aud snoring progress through the streets
Of this City exhibiting itself TO the al.
niIing gaze Of the multitude I, gave
al appearance OF rulhiuluess to the re.
ported intention Of that Company TO
complete their road TO Cedar River and
Musca,ine during the present season,
and ready answer 20 the question tina.
might be propounded by q stranger,
"Have we Kali Road among us?' that
will convince the most skep,lcal tina,
"some things can be done q. well as
others"
The above letter we received from a
friend q. Davenport, aud gives cheering
news for Iowa The shrll whistle Of the
Locomotive has been heard upon the
shores Of Iowa, and we are promised
that in less than two months the iron
horse will penetrate to the borders Of
Cedar County, and before autumn will
be traversing the iron track between
sluscatine and Davenport. l. is the
pioneer road Of loxa-the frs, road in
operation in the State.
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EStray Mare.

Taken VI by Geo. Maurer At his residence in
Cas- township on the 18th dsy Of Juno 1855
light Brown Mare. Three years old about
u hands high. Star in the forehead, tug mark
On me sides, aud appraised at S75 before
D. G. Lisk, Esq.
J. w. CattsIl, County Clerk.
June 27th, 'o5. [n29.3mol
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Yolitital Goluu|n.


A>ty..- CI0t.G IiLA >.
For County Judge,
ROBERT vi LVNG -.
For Recorder and Treasurer,
HARMON G. PIATr.
For Sheriff.
]. E. l.. CARY.
For Surveyor.
MARTIN e.. MILLER.
For Coroner,
PRIOR SCOTT.
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>. L. quarter Of s. L. quarter Of section
., |. 81, X. W: For sale by
SAMUEL DEwyLL.
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Estray Mare.

sAkEN UP by Geo. w. Smith at his res
i:ence IN Cass township, on the 9Th dsy
~ May. 1883, an estray bright sorrai nar.,
about 10 lands high, 5 v ars old. work ANNA,
1sar N me lace, appraised at eighty dollars be-
fore D. G. Lisk, Esq.
:, J. W. Cstteii,
NAY %, oo--5mo County Clerk
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FOR SALE. The L. half Of s. 25, and
half OF ). 2e, r. ! W. Apply to
SAMUEL DEwELL Apt.
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James Bell, whig, and John p Hale,
free soiler the former taking The full,
and the latter the unexpired term-are
tho newly elec!ed L s. Senator'S for
New Hamrshgs
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D S. Z. quarter OF section 1, +. 10. n. ?
w; also n e. quarter Of .. ". quarter of n. ".
oil section 80, I. 80, Nv. For sale by
MANUEL DEMEII
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FOR SALE. Lot ., Block %. town @
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DlwlLL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

bJ We have just received the first
No. Of the City Observer, published a,
Lyons. Iowa, by c. B. Holmes, a week.
ly journal, devoted to general news. aud
every'hin. in particular in eres,ing. We
hail its adven, with pleasure, hoping it
will be literally sustained, as its due. by
the public patronage, and by its good
brethren Of the press l, has, in our esli.
nation, very prepossess,ng appearance,
handsome face, good type, etc. All we
can say is "a Cd speed 1t.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25
Lcgat Notice.

John NJ. V,olstt ! Foreelo.,r.
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Guy {. Smith. Mortgage
To EaJ c. Smith -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-25

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