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Below-Corain~ IN.

Il "a
mM ahan Hanan, Pierce, from Boston, to Baxter,
- l1les, Hall, . days from Boston, to Geo A
nhIse Patton. Jarvis, from Boston to G 4 Fosdick
u1lh $50 tons ice to 1 Warner &co.
- ksppe1ell, Dixey. from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
- 81 Bourne. Edwards, from Boston, to G W
& - FG1ieia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan Eth
~ Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
Whitney &co. Cargo 1868 tons ice to B
- Aner;ea, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
- nsEkshire, Williams, - days from Boston, to
g " Hynson eco.
Try Ogden, Loyeland, from Now York to G NJ
- Ynnklin Haven, Sears, - days from Boston to
Fosdck.
- 1.ccess. Child, - days from New York to G W
Bynson &co. ,
- Jsssph Keller, from New York
- Kzrnlior, Swift, = days from New York, to
6 " Hynson &co.
- Hsbst6 KimbaIl, Wilson, 3 days from Bos-
- 70 8 Jones' &co. RS 3
- 1blic, from Boston.
- Cp0la, Church, days from Minatitlan to
0e1denbow 4 Lesparre.
Passengers. %
NJ Steamship Matagorda, from Galveston and
ID 2 Wanger, n Wanger, Cany, G Lsrd,
ean, Stewart, G L Angel, G strak, E Frrink, j
y .ntee, on deck, negroes.
5lSs s
So IS itsl sss3 A nqemora nda
~ Sspt Hatcn, q me brlg Bonita, from Rio de
- nth Jan. reports left in port banks Panama
- es1en Eagle. to sail for New Orleans next day.
- nnanoke, for New York, to sail next day.
- - The ship A Schmidt, hence for st Peters
- - 70 sea on the 10th inst The ship Delft
kence for LiverDO0l and shin Eclinse for
leCi vent TO sea on the llth.
Exports.
ATy1TI Nv staon,.h;,s o,o,a.$ ritz ballast
!. : 4 s.ca.p SusAe. wy ,oa''ass
~ IN ~, 4. Deg Eheha q 0eestiha 400 paies
~ nDis resn. a9
&eA hfdO, 1000 slaves. -19l
~ KETERSBURG. Ship Pyramid. 2464 bales
Ol1ll2
HnK. Shin Rockaway. .s02 bhds tobacco. ,Oo0
- .e4''p ~ Eve nuus sop"e0', AoVo
I'm YORK Shin wellington. .s4s bales COTTON
3dD noss, 400 bales tobacco, 400 hhds tobacco If
~ HHup, bbls molasses l4l5 Sos Lheat, 1890 hides
W Ems, ,s7
a1gKRPOOL Ship Jas Yeo 32ll bales cotton,
leG1ses.
8 LIVERPOOL Ship Zambesi 1854 bales cotton
- ayes
NJ sssyes. = -1''ssA'' +V4 '"''' s0''VN'
"a 8 as.yur .. Sc So r.,,.,.
$500 Whisky, 50 bbs pork, s. do sugar, Is casks
- nails, % bales IS pkgs mdse 1876 pkgs groceries
L.. o-,-I
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Leaves on FRIDAY, March 10, at O'Clock P. NJ.
United States Mail Packet.

H. M r NJ r HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Paeks. Line-For Memphis and the Rends-The
Capt W. Wray will receive freight Wednesday at the foot
God street. and will leave freight OF pas.
age, apply on board, or to j. f. FRELIGH
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
Line connects Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White at Memphis with supeor
Packets for st. Louis and for louisville.
MB- Adams Express carried regularly by this Line ml2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
A R K A N SAS RIV Err.
ALABA MA RIVER.

+, IT. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lsra4la1S pSPRINGs-Twice week-The steamer Ad-
s,ss.5 vance, sanl. Ables master, will leave for
Bladon and Cullum Springs twice a week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and DemopoIs
every Saturday evening, o'clock.
Leaves Mobile for Bladon Springs every Wednss
day evening, at O'clock
-Returning-
Leaves Badon and Cum Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening" O'clock arriving Mobile every
and Friday morning, at o'clock.
For passage, apply to
1e26 If or SIMPSON COOK Mobils '''ee''
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER SSISSIPPI.

NOR TIL A ND EAST!
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE STEAMERS.
One OF tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans follows:
VIM. M. Morrison. Capt. Boangsr
March and q, April IL, May and 20.
champion. Capt E. B. Moore.
March and rs, April H. May and "a.
imperial Capt. Rogers
March and27. April ls, May 6snd26
a. Os SSvOn... Capt Jones'
March and 20. April IS, May and D.
Alcck Scott Capt. r. A. Reilly
March II and 3d. April 20, May 10 and 80.
New Falls City Capt Woods
March Is, April and q, May IL, June l.
New Uncle Sam. Capt Switser
March Is, April and "a, May H. June3.
cOnn walsh. Capt. j. Moloy
March II, April and 26 May l6 Junc5.
City of Memphis ............ Capt Kounts.
March 10, April and 2s, May Is, June7.
Gladiator. ....-......C Capt. Klinefelter
March q, April 10 and 80, May 20. Junes.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised
Cairo VA %',s St.; St. Lou,.
1LI1soisI CENTRAL
OHIO MISSISSIPPI RA1LRoAD
North, East and West!
as Cheap Time as Quick, and with less changes
than BY any other route.
k4-I1CKkTS good until used.
correct information or Through Tickets apply at
A5RAlLRoAD LINE PAcKErs,-es
No. 81 Camp street,
Of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
E. ". GOULD Superintendent. milo If
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- CApt Hatch, Of the brig Bonita, from Rio de
- nth Jan. reports left in port barks Panama
- es1en Eagle, to sail for New Orleans next day.
- nmnoke, for New York, to sail next day.
- The ship A F Schmidt, hence for St Peters
- - 70 sea on the 10th inst. The ship Delft
hsnce for Liverpool, and ship Eclipse, for
ns0l vent to sea on the 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

TTS@rNNN TRUNKS, RAGS, etc NnSS~N~
Nss,ialsA5 The attention Of Country Mer S~aHl M
NsH 10y WI chants is solicited kSA II EM
stock of goods, suitable for the 4&IXG y w
Spring Trade, consisting, in part, of
to s. 80. up
NEsTED TRUNKs-two and three Trunks in one nest a,
81 % up to SIS 90.
Wood Folio Trunks at SCI per Dozen and upwards
Imitation and Gennine Soeeather Travelling Trunks from
81 30 up f40 per niece.
VALISES from SIT per Dozen and upwards,
Ladies' Sole Leather Dress and Packing Trunks
Bonnet Boxes, Reticules, etc., various prices
Ladies' aud Gents Travelling School Bags from s. 2s
per dozen, and upwards ~ W. ~
Genuine INDIA RUBBER CLoTHING-Lone Goats and
Ieggins for Plantation, Offices and Steamboat Cantains
~ -"'
Also large variety Of other Goods suitable for the country
trade all OF which will be sold lowest nrces
And my establishment " was fact" always liz most
favorable one to purchase either matters Of terms variety
quality or qlsntit Merchants and purchasers are re-
after Very respectfully ~ " oA "9to'
F. BAUER, No. 90 Magazine street.
NJ, between Gravier Common.
consignment Of 800 superns Ladies' and Gentle.
men Leather Trunks, OF various sizes sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
esnd popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers 1T Proprietor lowest whole prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl and Il Charters
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Leaves SATURDAY 18th inst at P. NJ.
, r. FOR RED IfIVER-EOR JEFFER-
Smthland, Benton Port Caddo, Swanson's,
Mooriugs, Albany, Shreveport. Bayou,
Campte Grand Ecore Alexandria Nosais Barbs and ali
intermediate landings Red ryer-The light dranght
packet Comet Reuben Sleade master w. O. Seadc, clerk
VIII positively leave as above For FREIGHT passage having
dns accommodations apply on boatd
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
mlO Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
A 7 T A X A P A S

Leaves TUESDAY, 18Th inst at 3 M
, r. - FOR ATTAkAPAS.--viaP PLAQUE
issIAlxs mne-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres J.
Labarthe master, will be ready TO receive
freight Saturday for ST. Martinsvie, New Iberia Jean.
eett Chaenton Franklin, Cenerylle Patesonville
all intermediate ports on the route. -
All business entrusted to her will be promptly attended
to- For further particulars apply on board
j. j. Labarhe takes this opporluni of returning bs
thanks to the public and his friends for patronage
VIRG1NIUS c. DENTZEL
mi Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
BY N. VIGNIE.

CITY OF BALTIMoRE'S SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDopogh-Second and very important long
credit sale Of choice improved property and desirable
hirdD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
Leaves on MONDAY, l4,h inst. atsp.M.

Leaves on MONDAY, l4h inst. t5PM
q l.. Kouns & Bros Low Water Through Line
r. FOR UPPER RED HIVER-Tbe
Era No. 2, W. T. Scovel, master for Fnon
tss5sss Washington, Dooley's Ferry, Conway, Spring
bang trwlns Bluff Red Bayou Albany Shreveport and all
plantations and landings Clear bills our rates
with the privilege transferring etca Of the Ers For
further particulars, apply board.
FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
MI Ad (, er,s,,, A ,a,t
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FOR OPELoUsAs.
BLACK AND WHITE RIVERS

Leaves on SATURDAY l2Ih ipst., at P NJ
, r. FOR POCaH s)NTAS, POWHATAN
Baesyile, Jacksonport Augusta Des Arc and
SS1r"~Rk all landings Whit, and Black rivers The
regular packet steamer Europa, T L. Bailey master
will leave ms above, For freight PASSAGE apply board
V.RG1NIUS DEklZEL
HflO Apen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

NJ Steamship Matagorda, from Galveston and
Ge.e. ID 9 Wanger, N Wanger, R H Cany, c Lsrd,
I'd Fitzgerald, 7 n Thrifty. W FriedIander, s
eian, Stewart, G 1 Angel, G Struk, Frink, J
y .ntee, on deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
GU CHITA RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY. 18th inst. at s F. NJ
r. - OUACHlTA HIVER-rhe elegant
swift running, regular Ouacha passenger packet
E;=A steamer Messenger. George H. Kirk, master
will leave Camden, Beach Hills Mer's Bluff Ghampag
nelle Wilmington, Moro Bay Pigeon Hills Marie Saline Extra
io Mno ab BAN LaPdng oueca City srgon ren
iy and al landings Black and Rivers as
above. For freight passage apply board
Y1RGINIUS g. DENTZELI.,
ms Advertising Arent
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
BERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY. 18th Instant at 5P NJ
/, ~ - FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSyILLE |
Canton Eddy willie, Dycusburg, Smhland Pad
Fssa@@EA ucah Metropolis Cairo Columbus Hickman
New Madrid and intermediate landingsThe fine regular pas
senger packet steamer Nashville, W. Boyd
as above For freight or passage. apply on board.
B. DUFIELD, Agent
ml2 corner of St. Charles and Perddo STR cts.
~ The Nashville will freight through to any point on
the Tennessee river with the privilege storing reshpp,pg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

, ~ FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
ARas I,ayo oample, ,irand core Alexandria Bar
Red verThe fine light draught passenger packet steamer
ID. II. Carroll W. Kimball MASTER will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board.
VlRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.,
mlo Adver,sngAge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

Leaves TuESD AY. 18th inst at p NJ
, r. FOR HURRICANE AND CA RO-
lima blufs Shreveport, Ecore and Alex
andra-The elegant and swift running passeprer
packet steamer Lecomte, Cheney Johnson master viii
leaveas above For freight apply board.
FIRGINIUS O. DENTZEI,
milo Adyerti.iny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.M
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
H. - For TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison
turg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings on
9n n and Black RiysrsThe elegant and
commander e. p Work. clerk. leves above oclock
f. NJ For freight or passage apply hoard
fe7 Ayertisine uent
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew Arbonne with
privilege of reshipping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12
ED RIv E R /.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at5P. NJ
~ - SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE-
l@RlAlas TrWeekly Packet Iine-The new and mag.
$50 nifcent passenger packet steamer Il. Il,
Hodge, @. Marshall MASTER will leave Sreye
port Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Gampte, Alexandria.
MANS Barbin's, hnd all way landings
Fol further Information and freight passage amply
board, G. l.. KOUNS 4 BROS. Agent -
No. 2 Front street.
B plan of her cabin can be seen, secured
fee of the agents ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst. at5PM
H. FOR UPPER RED RIVER
Fulton, Washington. Shreveport Grand Bayou
sssss Grand Eesre and Alexandria-The remarta able
light -drAught steamer Robert Watson, John Smoker
master will leave above For freight passage apply on
board.
vlRGINIUs C. DENTZEI,
dpart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-12

Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst; at o'clock, P NJ,
~ FOR NASHVILLE. THE FINE |
sEss.aahi sleams5 Choctaw, D. Il. Silver, mas
landings assbove. For freight amply board.
F1RGINIUS c. HENTZEI,
mil Advertising Agent. |
, 1859-01-14

The present condition OF the Territory Of Utah
when contrasted with what It one year ago, is a
subject for congntulation. II was then in state O
open rebellion and cost what it might the character
OF the government required that ths rebellion shoud
, 1859-01-14
Our Relations with Japan.

am happy TO announce that, through the energetic
yet concilatOrysefnrts Of consul general in Japan
a new treaty has been concluded with that empire
which may be expected materially to augment our
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Hon Ed. WRIGHT having donated to
the library of the Tiptou Union School.
two large volumes Of the Geological Sur
yey Of Iowa, the following resolutions
were adopted by the School:
Resolved, That we, the members of the
Upton Union School, do highly appre-
cute the earnest labors of our State &C.
ologist, in eDdcayoring to unfold tae
wealth, and classify the beauties of our
State, ar d to form reliable index to It's
hidden recources.
Pesolred, That we regard the science
of Geology, as ennobling in its ,enden-
cies, beautiful and real in its attractions,
practical in its applications, and tina. we
rejoice, that the day approaches when i.
will be brach of common school instruc-
ton.
i And whereas, We have had repeated
evidences Of the disinteres.ed zeal of our
worthy Representative (Hon. Ed.
Wright in the cause Of free and uniyer
sal education, and of bis interest in the
advancement and welfare of this schos!
therefore,
| Resoiced, That we receive his valuable
/ gift, the Geology of Iowa, as a worth,
addition to our library,-that we hold
him IN grateful remen brancc and tender
him this expression of our most heart,
i thanks.
High School, June 9th, 1889.
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HINrs TowaRp P,YsIcAL PERFECTION: or, the
Philosophy of Human Beauty showing how
to Acquire and Retain Bodily Symmetry,
Health, and Deformities OF Age. BY u. H.
jacques. New York: Fowler h Wells, pub.
fishers. COS broadway. Price 81.
This Is work which, II We mistake rot. Is
destined to commend almost universal atten
tion and awaken everywhere deeper interes,
in the physical Improvement Of the ace than
has yet been manifested !; as II shows how Ger
tain and easy this Improvement may be made b.,
the use Of the perfectly egtinate means therein
pointed out. Its revelations OF the laws Of hu
man conigurstlon, on which symmetry and
beauty depend, are not less interesting and i'm
por,ant than they are novel and surprising
showing that the form and features OF even the ma
ture man or woman (and much more these Of the
child may lie modified q, will, and to an almost
unlimited extent--thst we have the rA>rr :t
change, gradually but surely. the shape and ar
rangemsnt Of bone, fiber and fnid, thus grow
Ing Cay by day. more beautiful or more ugly
according to the direction given to the vita
forces
twill be found deeply interesting to both
sexes Ont especially to women and to oil ages
and we earnestly commend it to all for whom
health, strength aud beauty have any attractions
Illustrated with twenty plates and large nun
Der Of cuts. executed In the highest style Of art
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The Cedar County Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its next meeting in Upton,
Saturday, June 18th, 1859. Reports
are expected from the following persons,
viz: VIM. McClain---on How can Com
mon School Teaching be made a Profess
sion2 John d. Shearer, on the present
ard future prospects of Common Schools.
Mary p. Scarborough, on Corporal Pun
ishmeus; Nellie Wood, on Or,hography;
Mary Arlington, on the necessity Of at
tending Teachers Institutes and Asso-
Citations; Z. B. Wright, on Rhetorical
Exercises.
Considerable business of importance is
to be transacted, and general attendance
Of Teachers and friends of education, is
solicited and expected.
b. l.. BOYNTON, Pres.
r. d. PARSONS, Sec. .-7
BY mistake the report Of Miss VI. f.
Dessert, on School Government, was
omitted in the call Of the Cedar County
Teachers Association. published June
4,h. Miss Bossert will be on hand.
r. ID. PARSONS, Sec.
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no E.ERY FE.MaLE Nv THE UNITED
STATES.
Mrs. NoSrAGUE,s FEMALE CORDIAL

Mrs. NUNrAGJES FEMALE COHDIAi.
v>og TIE CURE OF ALL THOSE pAlAFUL
t*gDisEAsEs pECuLIAR TO WOMEN -
Mrs. MosrAGrE, for many years afflicted with
no,s OF the Diseases that are common V females
spending largs fortune IN ten years intrying the
riire.~nt means or treatment for herreler TO no
avail MS prevailed upon by many Of he. friends
10 visit Cnoa, Dsaember 'ls, for the purpose OF
;. xsinjug her former health. While there, she
obia. usd prescription from spanish Physician.
.sVhose silver locks =.
We're tending to the grave
with which. through the mercy Of God. she was
restored TO her youthful health.
Alter aer retura she made known to hundre6s
Of her female sufferers the effects OF the refoeay
with equally a. great success.
Thi. extraordinary medicine Is offered TO the
pubIi. for the relief Of all the painful and dan.
tero,,. a,seases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution IS subject to.
! 10 those suite ring from 'pro!sPsns Lteri.s la
rorrl,osa. A,nIaorrioea, MenofrhasiA, Dysmenorr'
49, Clio osl. d speedy cure can lie obtained.
To ,ho.s suffering from Falling u the Wo al,
a ftt.rins Weakness 81 any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. u - war
ranted 70 cure this painful disease, II parsaserss
IN all spisal affections. pain In the region 81 th'
pe,yis lowuess Of spirits, Hysieria Sick headache
And ali those diseases arising from the pecalia
/ formatl,.n Of women, the Cordial viii be ioand
an immense value
TIL. medicine moderates all excess. and re
moves All obstruction; itinyigorates the debilita
/ tea st,tution tor lhe aIt.rs 81 we anu wss'
taken in middle age proves blessing.
I Maaa.ty f.r5ids u. in a public advertisement
n NAL. full The details; bait the wrapper aroun'
Zach letter viii fully explain every case.
Msrs hnnts. females, or others. by sending . thre
| cant .t.mp, { an have any informs:ion conlsfmn
s,rr operations OF the medicine. r,.
.,a,as rat Nd in ha,f-plnt bottles; W Per DO
u-s: 81, per Gent % TO the trace. All osos'
hass y DR.. u. sTONEE0AD.
fSole Preparatory
ua,.,l Lewistown, Pa, Box ! II.
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Comssittes On Streets and Alloys made
1 report, which vas referred to Commit
tee on Finance.
A petition w.s presented. signed BY
A. Gilbert, and twsnty-.our others, pssy-
ing to Council 70 retain VIM. Frsseur in
the Supervisorship. On motion, said
petition was laid on the table.
Ordinance No. 70 vas read, duly dis.
cussed, and adopted.
Mr.. Daniels made proposition 70 pub.
lish the proceedings OF the Council, era
tuitouslJ. The Council accepted tho
proposition, aud rendered vote Of thanks
to Mr.. Daniels, for his kindncss.
Adjourned to meet on June 10th, u 2
p. NJ. as
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue VI special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court in aad for the County Of Cedar
and State OF Iowa, in favor Of r. :. Carey, guar.
dian,l and against Marietta Bailey, Joseph BAL.
ley Lewis Bailey, Ella Bailey, and David Bailey.
Executor OF the estate Of Amos Bailey. deceased.
| hay levied upon the following properts,te Wit:
THE northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter.
and also, thirty (30l acres OF of the northeast
"qaart,r Of the northwest quarter. both IN bee.
"tion twenty nine l29) in township eighty, loo,)
north Of rang. three fs) west Of the 18th +. b.,
containing seventy t7ol acres, with the appur.
.teuances thereon said land situated in Cedar
county, Iowa - and shalt offer the same for sals
At public oulcr,. ut the Court House door In the
town Of Upton. in Saia eonnts. GU saturday, the
18th day Of june, A. u ls5a, between the hours
Of . o'clock a. N. and o'clock 7. N Of si1id
day, to saiisfy said execution and costs taa. MAJ
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Nay, A. u. 1859.
GEORGE HUBER. sheriff
2iwl OF Cedar county, iowa.
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rxEC,yroR.s NOTICE.

v~ruf Ic NOTICE IL hereby given that the last
will and testament of John Hardacre. late OF
ras.r snnnty in III. state Of Iowa. but new DE-.
1880 has been proved md admitted to p oba'e
Nv ,he County Court Of Cssar county, ana saa'
ths uudersiansd having s:sn, oy sa,n s.ov
=. ,ary thereon having by said Court been
-. a,ri 20 the therefore oil persons
say,ps cl.ims against snid e~tsts are requested
- rrssent ,l,e same 70 the Consty Coars o. %
AR f;e arty for probate, or 20 ths nnder-i gned
al, ,,rnyeu acco, ding 70 law; and all persons N
$500 !. .ad estate, are requested 20 make I'm
,ncai. ~ rayment and save costs.
11A' - JOHN q. sAAuHER, Executor
az the estate os John Hardacfe, deed.
Nav lath 1883.
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FRosT On last Saturday morning,
the 4th inst, there was a heavy frost
which La the corn and vines in some
portions Of the county: On Sunday
morning there was shower Of snow and
hail, since which the weather has been
growing warm, and the prospect Of our
farmers is Frightening, We learn that
since We last spoke Of the growing wheat,
that it has improved materially and that
most fields how promise fair yield. The
Davenport Gazette says, "twelve years
ago, We had a severe frost on the 18th Of
June, yet the corn was not badly injur
| ed" ..e.... 4-...
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Dr. Uoolland's Celebrated German Bitters,
Prepared BIZ DR.. G. N. Jackson d Co.,
ILda1eiphi1. Pa.

WuI sSsetasipy cure LIYER COMPLAINT, DYs-
pEpsIa yAUSDfCE, CAroste or .Ntrrsss Dsb,!i-
IT, Diseases Of ne Kidness and all dissssss arssias
frow ordsred Lirsy Stomach such Constipa-
ton Inward PILES Fuliness Of Blood to the Head sci
dity Of the stomach, Nausea. Hsarthurn Disgust far
Food Paness weight in the stomach, sour eruota-
tons, sinking nutterng at the pit Of the stomach,
swimming Of the Head, hurried and difficult breathing
Suffering At the heart, choking Or suGocAtinS sensa'
ton uhea in lying posture dnnsss Of yssoo dots o
~ehs before the sight fever and dull pain In the hss
deaciepoy Of p4sp.ion, ysl!ownsss Of the stin and
eyes, pain In ths side, back chest, inhs, are. sudden
dushes OF Heat, Berniue 10 the Hssn constant aaSp
,n,. Of evil, and grea, depression Of rprts.
rhsss Bsers aid ., - osn,s per bottle, hr dsag
g4.tr IN medicines eyefrshsts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-11

4 CURIOSITY is to be seen at |. n.
Magee's, in the shape Of \ chicken with
four fully developed legs. 1t was hatch
ed BY one of Macs hens, and is AZ lively
IS any of the brood 1t is 4 perfectly
developed chicken except that where the
tail-feathers fought to be- is pair Of
legs which We infer were made for show
as they are no, capable of being put sc
any practical use. 1t is quite curou.
freak of dame nature.