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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22
Franklin on Learning Languages.

Being asked his opinion respecting Inc
study Of languages. Ben Franklin said:
| ioos on languages, as arbitrary
sounds or characters. whereby men COM
municate their ideas 10 evch other.
Now, if | already possess language
which is capable OF conveying more ideas
than | shall ever acquire, were 1t Dol
wiser in ms TO improve my time in get
ting sense through ,ha, one language
than waste il in getting mere sounds
though fty languages, even II | could
learn SO many!
otiea to learning dead languages
principally On aecoan, OF the shor,ness Of
human life. Taking them one with an.
other, men do not 1--we above forty years.
-Plutarch indeed. puts IT at ibiry-three
-Ba, say forty. Wei, CT this fall ter
Years are los, d childhood, before any
body thisks oil latin Grana ar. Thu:
bring forty DOWN to thirty. Now such
moment as this 10 spend five or six year:
in learning dead languages, especially
when ali the best books in those langaag
Is are translated into ours, aud besides
We already hare more books on ever!
subject Than such shor, lived creature:
can ever acquire, seems very pIerosier
aQS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

. Destructive Norm.-On Friday al.
,srnoon last, a wind storm fell with pIu-
Tess fury upon the neighbsrhood residing
ahou, four miles east Of the city on the
ala Railroad track. The cloud IRON
which the wind came was fannel-shaped
and black Is midnight, aud went whlri'
ing and revolving through the ar ai'ef
The fashion of an old time whlrlwina,
spreading devastation and1uin along ITS
n,,b. The storm fell with great fury up
On the premises OF Simon Laughl,n. II
tore the roof from his dwelling and scat
tered the shingles along its track ior
n,les-burss GU, one Of the SIDES OF 'ne
bo,se-b!ew down his carriage house
and the las. that was seen OF his carriage
!, wa. some three thousand feet IN the ar
travelling a. a land vehicle Fever travel
ed before. II is yet missing. on ,he
place Of Henry Kemp. which adlolns 'na'
Of Mr.. Laughlin, the oas stacks were
leveled and the sheafs scattered over the
fields in all directions. The corn stalks
were torn and twisted up by the roots
and the whole field was shorn as smooth
As if reaper had been over it. Al Mr'
John Powell's place large bearing apple
tree. were torn up by the roots.
The fencing for miles along the PAIN
of the storm was entirely swept away,
The large pond OF water on the railroad
tack near Henry kamps farm. covering
an area of ahou, two acres. was entirely
soooped cu,-scarcely drop was leIs.-
l, was remarked by those whe were
watching the cloud, that instantly alter
passing the pond, its color changed IRON
inky back ,c pure white. -,
This region has not been visited VIII
So desola,ing a storm for many years
There was no destruction OF lie that we
have heard of-Qusey Wh'g, oef.2o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

An Irish advertisement in a city pa
per reads:
g / os, on Saturday last, bu, the loser
dom, know where. an empty bag with
a cheese in it. On the sack the letters
p. G., are marked Blu, so worn as not
to be seen.
Absence diminrhes little passions and
aupmen,s the larger; as wind ex,lngu'sh.
Is the flame of candle, and makes a
fame burn brighter.
|, is said tina, 400 persons in Connec-
,icu, were disfranchisei this month, by
the new constitutional provision making
a knowledge Of reading and writing a
qualification for voting.
Prussia. according TO the las. census.
contain. 1890. l62 InlatItants, being
An increase OF 236 1913 on the census Ia
ken three years ago.
Oae unouiet. perve. sc disposition distempers
the peace aud unity OF a whole family or SOLE
ty. as one jarring instrument vii sfoil whole
concert
Cruel-our gallant neighoor Of Tie \. York
Mirror says:
The yeung lazy who sloped = few month
since from this city with distinguished MsI'r,
| has returned with a miaor In her arms
| NJ CHARLES CaRor, for the last eight wears
| President If tie Icsrian Community at Nan
VOC. died At 81. Lrais On Sunday m2rang lass
Al the age Of sixty nine year,
| The eycesaes OF orr youth are drafts on Out
| old age. PAYABLE With compound Interest. TWEEN.
| .y veal after date Just bear this in mid ai
YOU fast young men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

kI Spirsfualisrs. We translate from
the Hamburg SohneIlpos,, the following
particulars OF singular case OF partial
trance, which the editor says he has from
a correspondent, IN whose word the full.
IS. reiience can be placed
In Greenrish township, Berss Co,
lives a respectable family by The name
Of b, OF which two members girls.
enc abou, 10 and The other IL years old =,
are subject to intermittent rsiacss Of a
singular character. The tils come upon
the girls regularly every nigh: al hxed
hour. and they always have premoniiory
symptoms o; their approach: when they
lay Down upon their bed, close their eyes,
and apparently fall into a trance. As
soon as they fall into this stale, they
cealeace singing n a swee. and clear
voice, and continue 10 sing vGriocs songs.
L friend al ours was 9reseat on one .!
these occasions, and made the remark
THAT they really sang beautifully. TGey
also, when in this condition, played uran
the ACCORDION. sn3 keep admirable time
together in lingering Ire keys. What IS
most remarkable. in connection ~I'h lie
circumstance, is the fact tia. enc RI TIE
girls. when awake. u her usual STATE,
knows nothing saau. playing The aooor-
3eon. There is OILY one person witt
when they will converse, wBea these
spells are n thea. aud this IS tie e.iss'
son Of the family, To hin, they coz
verse freely ard iase!ll- he. Whea tks
girls are in sais Singular trance, they bare
al the appearance OF persons IN mag
ncsie saeep, TIER ease sas thas lar cs'
fed the ski OF the best pAysscSaas- l.
the neisahaEhaaa where tie family Ives
shis strange affair has, Of coarse, creates
considerable excitement Ihase w6a -,
lsvs in wilches ard similar supernatural
Influences, are confident = &c be.sei TIA
he Esrls ars .orrneatea with 81 eFl. srar
il. Na2t Transporter. nonsense.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

letter Stamps and EnrloFss.-Tbe
number of letter stamps and envelopes
daily used in this country is enormous,
the proportion Of the former being much
larger. AT the office in Boston the sale
Per day OF stamps amounts TO aSoutSSoO,
which is a, the rate of $500, 900 per ar
mum. In addition, about three thousand
stamp envelopes, which come a liule
higher than The stamps, are disposed OF
daily. The greater portion ot this large
number of stamps and envelopes is dis
posed OF to the merchants and business
men of Boston. from which some Jadg-
men, may he iormed Of the exss-' and
cost Of the correspondence, extending as
j, does to all parts OF the world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22
Great Western Railroad

The citizens Of Cedar County have
been aanering themselves for years, BY
times. with the prospects OF a Ra lroad
running centrally through the county.
east aud west, aud sometimes north and
south. IL is true, as vet, this great CD
leci has never been accomplished. Not.
wi'hs'anding We have been disappointed
time and again, who does no, know lha,
the anticipation Of Railroad ut one time
increased thh wealth OF this country a
hundred per cent in two years, and thar
4 has increased in nearly the same ratio
ever since. Tie anticipation Of road
gave 10 The growth and wealth OF This
county such an impetus that n has been
ielt ever since. Blu, in all our Railroad
operations, heretofore. we have lie, per.
mtted ourselves 10 puff or blow. from the
iass tha, everything looked suspicious, ba'
knowing tina, the country was receiving
benefit from sush operations, We gave
them our hearty approval. With the
present proposed Railroad we mus, say
We have no small degree OF confidence
we hare greater degree OF confidence
frem the fac, ,ha. lis bottom can be mors
clearly seen, BY all who are lending i
their aia aud influence. Ne are ooafi
den, that Ire task can be effected by thoss
who are the nerve ana bone Of ogr ooun
try Tor such they ars J and we know ina
heir well grounded and deep rooted ieel
M and determination s,thai II must an
will be speedily consunma,ed. II,
work from Camanehe 10 Upon j. alread,
lss 10 responsible contractors, anu with q!
the wealth along the line and Gen. Ssaar
al us lead, whose saoeeSs ba. been with
Oh, a parable in the history OF Railroad.
who can doa& Tor a moment that il Nj
lie aalli 7
We rgs, nos he foFgesfal OF the fst
sha, we. IN al probability, VIII he me, q
every hand by suons opposi,ion. ac;a
ased BY sell Interest, walcA knows n
mercy. D! sach We mast beware, ferrs
cat their dsslsa., expose thea =, once
and Ga-a oa them Ike thousand q
hEick- /; xsA ts rse,s.ec,ea tAs, IL
Gre1 Nestera Railroad is .n eye-sor
- some Cafes and Railroad Gompsnte
waose interest knows 2ssala- Of ours
aud We have reason 10 lee! grateful Il
ward cur Prsssdeai an Dsree.ars IL
HE FsosnFsaess ana energy uah WIG
they have sought oct designs ,ha, raigi
hare Frovea or overthrow.
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The Last Democrat.

The last Democrat give US good one,
didn't ii!
II our readers will indulge Us this time
while we disress IRON wha, we deem un.
pleasant 10 them and to us,we premise 10
leave the subject among the things tina,
were. We intended at first to be peace
able and make no personal illusions. but
Appler was no, satisfied with anything
short OF fight. He was fearful lha, he
could not sc, it in any other way bu, to
commence rough-shod upon Dewell BY
name, accuse him OF lying, in very un-
gent'emanly manner.) Our associations
have always teen among civilized pee-
pie and never were we under the neces-
siy Of assoeia,ing with persons no better
raised. We intended TO give him a
good drubbing since he commenced the
battle so as to lie, him know his place for
the future. So, If he ever feels disposed
to commence agala. he will have some
foretas,e of the consequences that may
follow.
We were always eonfden' from the
beginning, from the manner in which he
commenced his personal abuse upon the
advertiser aud the character OF private
citizens, older ,hau himself, that he va.
hardly compos naesstis, and ,ha, ii woult
no, take very grea, effort TO pick his lit
tie sack oil knowledge, and we only wish
10 lei the gentleman see ,ha, all men like
water, will seek their level in sommuni
~. We think we have held him up i:
his native purity before the public gaze
long enough. They have beheld him a.
losg as is pleasant 10 them and for ,h.
respec; we have Tor our readers We vii
now take him down, and shall ,rea, hin
hereafter as the horse did when the Jael
kicked him. When the horse saw wher,
i, come from he would no, kick back.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

We learn irasn lbe Nc Clemens i'd
vaosa.s ina, gas sgrsaE has been tssaoe-
red @ the premises o. NJ. Rose. Gooa.
5aur miles ascve Nes RlsinoEe, CT the
hsraer = Lake y Car. SaEne work
men aaa beea tor considerable time
engaged N digging a We - NJ. Rose :
.r4s aaEses, ro4 OF 50 aorz1sesi o. lie
house, which IS 81 tcg1s aA4 assiy ealat
an la ~ 3asslas and bor1ng II a.,
attained tie 3ep.A Of seva:y-t.re fest.
Tasy bal 1rasa Up lie saggr Is the
place wasre they lett i 1sEas AID
commenced hanag, an there lei z VII
SINE eSssr te2ss and we're :: si2esr saeE
hey we're ssartle4 II raalea; nogse, -
SIS. Ike n sxp.assoss sr4 iaen followed
raa- Ike s9oaa-,, e large sean
boiler. aooezaq 2rlaa y Tery FrsctEssao-e
trembling q .as 5a2n3a,sea 9. i4e 1>.ase.
Is nav l. Supposed tie inmates -lsas3
aat d an taAs3-, to saear 2Ss2l ss-aaeCs
All >52s.erE .&.7ar, = & Es.. vomiting EaE.a
: haze ealasz. q SAL NIB s-ea ssras
- ID ,krow i 10 Ass--s .. orsr ao1
.eeL
Lsats - 3 tree <sse y, some al .sez
two All saTee inches :a:oeSh. were
knocked OF a15 b11Asa = faeoez y tae
coarse gravel All pstles IS lacy wo2.-
bare been " : ssewsF q EI-sGei aaAass
tie h11y ct Inc .tee All &c apple uees
= lie ersaas4 is- laafsy ysr1s -Tssy He.s
gsas.e.sz ,t.sck va sa4a All mac. t1s
aaEar was A.ava $50 .eel stefl De Ws.-
; sleae wes-.+lE- ssxteea Po4ads was
.sFawa - aezr.y sae sane Aeaga' &a-
5e., hundred yards 81. NE eraza-
tar .a - sore IN easr1t Vas co.. ere.
aka -rare. and SAL . Ire 4egSA . sroz
are i ssx lneaes TIE Ehs Ass heeE
serer@. sssass agnae3, az s-ras ~.
seaussa. aas.e a2zse, aas tesg1 "a
ael. a2s been hllc4 -. fas saF LAT L.
entire ga4etvss Isa- q. las >saa IEees
I saasGv "a I'll L ss2aere- % Tie io2
wsu4s. TEE cargeag Il s4ye gas $ - s.roh-
sAa. a fa4s IS waE sAr1a-a &c ersFatt
aroary4 t,s etses :. .As We. ans ia
Pc a. aas 1 sae 3EEse4, IS u ostea )
fsr The SANS sac& aaa All Tgs#ars,
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The Sea SERPENT Explainea.


Mr.. Me,calf. the plessan author Of
The Oxonian in Norway" rela,es how
he met with the sea serpent, in this man
ner:
Casting my eyes lax,ly from this no.
bic sigh, along the base OF the stnpendous
barrier OF limestone tina, girded that side
of the Flord. which in deep shadow, and
as still as a mill-pond, became aware
that something was slowly moving along
IN the water close to the rock, al the DIS
lance OF some quarter OF mile from
where was. Ii was 4 black, shiny OBJ.
ject. seemingly abcu, sixty fee, long, Is
we'll a. could Judge. / could not see
its whole shape at once. but only part OF
it, for il kept partially appearing and
disappearing. as il glided along. II
could 40, be a fish. Tor no fish would
move in tia, manner; nothing ba, ser
pent would thus advance, contracting and
expanding the muscles OF its back. A
lev DAYS afterwards, as l stood on the
shore, to my grea, deligh. saw him
again. He was no, far out a, sea, and
was preceding in the same rolling ,co'!ing
manner. though the pace was decidedly
improved. This time fortunately had
nv telescope with me, which l lost nc
time in adjusting, being determined to
send description Of the beast 10 the Lin.
naen. or some other society. On exam
inaiion, found that " was bali a dozen
PROPOSES following close to each other
whose resplenden, hacks as they wen
up and down, had mistaken ior The
connected whole Of one uemendoa:
| snake"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

ine Sats OF Iowa, Cedar County, 81.
-, q fas matter Of The probatinS the will Of
Nm, g. Cragaead. decd:
The last viii and testament ~ wr e. r,n;x
heaa, aeeease4, Of Cas- township. sea,, SO
y loaa. aavins this das been produced AMI
Fasa'eiy read, IN The County Court az rea.r
county. s4As
u = aersaT ordered bY said County Conr.
nat ias hrs' Monday in January next he IL III
a. LIE term fer prphating sad will, a, wai,h
= appear. "s'ah''Sa
Hs further ordered tha. notice az The sam.
F.ahshei = some newspaper ia "a I'd rountr
~ tsaf weeks previous The ssss Me,aay y
January aext wills spirrps ~
itPson. Asr- -, 1855. &. Genet. Ia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22

Tie Resa.s ~ .ssae lork-The re-
Turns in The New YORK papers of Sasur-
day show . total vole Of 2ia. 492 for
Fremont. l5a.7S3 Tor Buchanan, and
-. rs Tor Fillmore.
Frenoat's majority over BocAkaan. 7s.-es
Frensas's majority owe, FIIlnore, lsS4Si
These are al the counties, hu, some
are imperfectly returned. TIE ve,es to
come in will j, is believed, slightly il
crease Frenons's majority ever Baehan-
al, ard considerably incre,s his aaJority
over Fillmore.
The Republican. vii have the largest
working majority in the next House o.
Assembly Of the Stale of any party ier .
laaS tine. As Jar Is retGrrs have been
received the resua sands Republicans,
IS; Democrats, 20, hnow No.hln-s,2
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Notice.

Tie State OF Iowa, Cedar county, -
In tie matter Of The settlement Of the estate
Ct Nn. Heeat. deed
TIE Execatar OF aid Estate has made his Anal
report to tue Couaty Court, shosins lie di.po.
=saoa naoe Of the claims and property on aid
essaie, Ard asking The court 10 discharge him
fraI further dates and liabilities.
Notice Il therefore given 30 the legal heirs Of
Nn Hech', dec q, ara all persons interested or
Concerned 10 ait~ad and examine said report ar
The extc4ior vii be disch aged ard money al,
Gaaaad WILLS SPlCER.
NV D 90 A.-u County Judge.
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Salt River.

We are sorry TO say that our trip up
Salt River, Saturday last. a, 2 o'clock.
proved failure. Blu, we intend TO per-
severe. II vas not our faul, that we did
not go, We lacked competen, help. for in
stance, cook. We have sough, 10 vain
to find one ths, understand, all the para.
phernalia Of (Ea,ers Boy
Boy. How de do Massa, me hea We
want cook to go wild We up Salt Riber,
me gu! OF employment, now.
Capt, What do you understand abou,
eookings
Boy. o, me understand all cbou, it,
nasss.
Capt, Do yov understand all abou,
dog-mea,, eoon-skins, and grasshopper
pies.
Boy. Yes, Massa.
Capt. Do you understand all abou,
"a, niger. soar grapes, horse meat, Sal,
River gravy, and pole cat.
Boy. Yes. Massa, me rite in my ele.
mens dar.
Capt, Do you understand all abou.
made dishes, wines, side drinks, fowl
and game of oil sorts.
Boy. Yes, Massa, of all sorts.
Capt., Wei! then, you are Just the enc
] want, but wha, scent
Boy. o Massa Captain, you know cold
wedder Tome soon. da, make No differ
ence.
Cap, Where did you learn SO much
ahou, the art Of cooking. SIR.
Boy. o, l serve long time in Know
Nushln and Demoora, parties. Ma.sa.
Capt, Well, Why did yea no. stay
with thems
Boy. o, Massa. Isy de Democrats
dey no ike me; TRY de Know Muffin
dey no Ike me. den | try De Democrat.
and dey say me hart DC kos.
Capt, Well sir, ,ha, j. rather a bac
reoommed, there seems to be something
not right abcu, you may be you go, abor.
your business, Cuff.
| Boy. o, Massa, da. no, nv name.
| Capt, Then wha, is your name, sir.
/ Boy. A. c. Appler.
Cap;-, A. c, Appler, . Yes, l have
heard OF you, yoa are rather a suspicious
character.
Boy. o Massa, me no barn your mea
Ike NE did dsres. 40. Massa, me max,
you good cook, me understand al aboa
IL
Capt., Well sir. will take you O,
this condition, that yor keep your ? lac
IS cook and do not NEEDLE with otAer'
business, an that you b. ready 10 star
precisely At o'clock Oh Saturday tn
2sad.
! Bey. We! Massa, wid al my hear.
Carr, VIII yea s;gn your name .
: Tia, effeeil
: By. Yes, HASA, | Will make u
! marx.
/ CAPT, Then At the appointed time
: precisely, ne viii sc CT.
SAMUEL DEWELL, Cart.
ms
A. c. ArTlkk, Cook.
marx
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III Ioa- s.s hsssS IT Q s&assf I'd
,orisi election which bas undoubtedly re-
suited II The ooEnrseis oEer;hrow ard dis
eosnagure q Richardson and Tie eugire
aro- slavery STATE ncsel. IS 50 GEAR /.
condemnation q iiss. t-altero2s a@aey q
Senator Doagl@s. taat he ea.A; j. Yet :
he ID TIE Democrats 9vcariH oil Iustrnc-
lion, 10 Fesasn his seal a. oaee. aid rlss
hack into the hands d The peoge the
power TIA. he has abuse3 VII Senator
Doarlss resisni VITA popular MAJOR
~ o. 1900 &c p. 200 s-aiast his Ne
srassa sugudls, H4ll nc co1llnae to his
represent lllRoss' T-2.'s TIE question,
Ckaczgc T~ssaae
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Farms for Sale.

~ 4efes, IN Iowa township, Ter sale. ,h.t.
Z house. ard ssrae 10 acres lsake 80 -
fence, - acres IT Tnh-r. s''sSi
a. ssff sssss n a-.a saks Pa af.,x t~a -.
sETT4s*sss ~N9sss SAD In . sv@sa
49,. ....-ssswTf tess g fsHkssv sra ytstxx 4
49, s~s& rFFvs- see WI Aesss Il 9gsasssea sshsfe
- 80 shsrs = 80 s~=sest ~ ss4 fs !.
s@A@ AAAsg @ee~ Frs ~. p~4 -. ~ As@sS1 ~ &sa
AIse--A GREAT BANTAM
1es.a sEoCs raxx
fl+k s. z4s
- 3Ns 'aNsass LAM sesr~ ~ faN@A, 80 = 80
- ~. 1855 sSN&- ~ tAs aaxss a. - We q
= 80 ewes eF NNg~ss ls.n - s6fs = FssNss
- a*sR*t ~ #ssa sss ss~ ii 49, - s~*ssss
Require II MILLS spfFrp
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.a,other Southern O,trage,-Mr. Stan
nard formerly Of Connecticut, but ior
r.nv years a re sident Of Norfolk, Va. !,
ven,ured in tina. city to vote for Fremont.
The fact became known. and Stannaro
WAS bese, by mob. He KEEP. in the
house for several days, and at las. effect
cd an escape in disguise 10 vessel IN
which he came home. IF the inhabitants
Of Norfolk are to be judged BY The Incl.
dent, we think little more yellow lever
would do the city no harm-Bosfon 'd'lds'
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Wta India Sugar Crop. ieuer
dated Antigua. w. l., June lS' s,a'es .ne
sugar making season was nearly over
and tina, yield has been most Pral,nc.L1
There had been sent TO England and
Belgium fully $4,000 hogsheads, and
Is 600 hocsbeads molasses, and about
the same quantity to the Unin.ed States
Hon. Charles Samnsr.-Thc rumors
that MFR, Sumner will decline . re-eiec-
ton to the Senate, are without iounda-
ton. Mr.. Summers health is improving
saws the Boston .7flas.
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30 DR.. ksEuea,l, last week, rav

Ar DR.. ksmeal, LAST week, Ea.s
those O The c9azeas 81 THIS pace VIC
went 10 hear hIas, very interesting
coarse Of lectures, Il soa.3 hare been
wors 50 On TIE seoea3 n,Ea,, Il i tad n.
tssn .es sosae tai hoss 60 The o=assae 81
TIE roo,n. We iklak II parent. weQla
give their boys : dime a11 ct thez -
inside, ], might DC the means u 4.rcc.laz
taei- ansas u way that we-.l bs ben.
eaaal to ,Ae seys aa3 a. hoaos 10 then
and sAs p!aee, Rey. ven .a2al4 save
tie dimes thai yea spcn- .ss'.sa,y, ~
hea yaa co444 A2>s STA a4sa1xa-s.
~aaeas imposing o. osaeE's Aasr.ies r.
IsH!,ng around Ike hawi.ns wolves
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fgg Al AOG1GGS.


n the matter Of p7oostilg The will of Joha
Finch deed.
The last will ard sestam-n. Of John Finch
tecd, al Ceatrs Township, Cedar CO, Iovs.hav.
lag this day brsa produced aud publicly rad
if The Coaniy Court efCedar county, II i here.
By ordered by the County Court taal The First
so1dsy Ia January next, he fx~d tor prohstins
SD vii. Al which time al persens interested
se hereby aoa6ea To appear.
It's further ordered TIA. notice Of The ssuse lie
Published In some newspaper In said County for
fear weess previous - the Fl II Monday la jan
lazy nexi WELLS SfICER,
Sos. s, 50 Il is Coanty Judge