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TEyHB GrnlsrE Vegetable Ps oasd only a. Vslua6s
for Of diseases arising from arrangement IN ne
digestive organs, and the mptoms indicating taer ne A
ter estue Bli0usness Heartburn Acdy Nance fatulsnee
Appetite, Dey, Rantness, Pain In The stomach and
BeWs Dyspensa Complaint Bells EruPtons hsstless
pess DISTURBED Sleeping Grpdgs, Reyershness and Low B
IlOns and Remittent RsFsrs-
On account e( their grsdt HidRsss and rom ne de thG
ksv ssO grfps HdHssde ieaes he 6otoets ~ eo7s9
tlaoa on, GrIsbsrg Pie 55i1 BE- fuad nRors ptsas
eaf tam any others.
UP IS On THz RECEIPT o. os< bsLLAA
FarE soaEs PosIA6E 10 AsF r,AA
a. yEx nouEIHT ALEX MACKENZIE
- f9-g II College Street. Nashville
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THE STAR GALLERYf
DRguerreOtyPes, Ambretypes.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPRRRE0TF PES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
Nc "A, Union Street next doS to Vessel ThOnpsoas-
Il. II. SALTZMAN,
(LATG OPERATOR HusHEs sALLzRT)
HAVING fitted up rooms above exclusively for that
branch Of business Is prepared 70 reeive the ade. and
Of Nashville and make foe sRes their faces In
IN furnishing his apartments q procuring the latest and
Improved apparatus and materials
nitves all who want pictures to give him CALI psdzng
IPEDtraDcs next door Cwsss, to vessel 4 Thompson.
ms 7: 2 sALrzaAN
INSTRUMENTs.
FFNHE undersignsdhsvS for sale large assortment Of
DISsECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of variety style and Prcs, which the attention Of N
MEDICAL STUDENTS
bTeSpeetfuily invited. Also
Rr0f Pant p Ewes Picket Cases.
= sythotonny Gases
Tnurnques.
TogsAer With very large atOek Of AnPsating, oSstst
RAINS BROWN
wholesale and Retail Agents the oelehrsted
Tielnan instruments in EaFhEs- %pes
INSURANCE.
Policies Issued and Renewed
N a Sh Go MI arr
IN THEIR WELL KNOWN
INSU RANCE COM ANIES
AND
Losses Promptly Paid.
nOVa6 NO. Is COLLEGE STREET.
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,.si convenient Store 80ass the North side g
We Paslic sqars, occupied By Array, Gibson OS
FoTssf@. apply to Mr. APA's0r ANDREW EwrNa.
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S00 A0REs q Land IN oeion 'on'y Is lem S Sa
ohio RaiirOsd, spiendidY mbered go acre,
tract Of 1860 acres Mobile and Oho aroaa an
ii.s from ~ RliIrosd. niles from the Ms
1lssippi RVsr-a choics am anxious Z Ell rnd VIZ
! give bargain. zcv,y =. - 1ss.-
| ~. iSr - - nOVlB
Sssv risP Union and American please eOpy7foA a.i
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ao.su oys.ru, whole and half cans q " Ms,.s n
ESieSd'ss brands, for sale By VESSEL IA04fs0s-
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RANBWABLR AT PLEASURE.
o2s Square, ysar. sSp-Each additional Square, sIO
Advertisers exceeding che space contracted
for, VIII be charged fer the excess.
u TUB RREKLT.
oHE DoER Per Square arss and Furr cnTs for eaea
subsequent iLsextion =.
Advertisements published In bosk Daily aad Weekly, will
be charged ae al daily rsss with half the tekly
aided. - =
7tdastss Advertisements Gsgss Se ps1 for Ne Of
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- @ @ u J @
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NEXT, JULY sra, 1852
Passenger Trains will foloEsI
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At l0;l5 A. N. and P. n.
q Stevenson at $50 A. NJ. anu $50 NJ.
Arrive At Chattanooga a. 500 A. N and 500 p n.
GJING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $50 NJ AID 20 P. n.
@ steven.on At $50 A. NJ. aud $50 p
Arrive at Nashville at Il:5O p N. and 30 P. N.
DOTH Trains making connections East and West At
With Memphis and Charleston and other Rail-
Orleans other Southern cities. and Chsta
Georgia State Road and by with otter Roads
running hroagh Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama, and
Wh Georgia Railroad At Chattanooga
Meeting LINK the Virgins route, 10 Lyncburg, Richmond.
Ea'.imt PAepha, Washington City, New York ane other
Eastern cities,
Through Tcsets may had any hour application
Ticket Depot the fologng places, viz:
New York Rast Tennessee and Virginia route New York,
via Charleston, Philadelphia. BdmOre Washington CITY,
Petersburg Rchmend Lynchburg, Knoxville, Charleston, sa
vAEnah Macon Augug.as Atlanta, Montgomery Hunyiis,
eaid Junction. Memphis New Orleans, Virginia Springs Bear-
shebs Springs and McMinnville.
Ju:yI-a 4. W. COLE, Superintendent.
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THNHE partnership hitherto existing oetseen Has, =
-. : ,bs A. mutual consent the accounts
u.ir tbs am viii Dc settled ~ Hagan feanoT ana mos
lnaeoteo 70 INC nm ~ JOHN T. HAdAN,
W. JOHNSON
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IO4S s;i s';;s -. IS; i, : ao s :. :
STa -
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ChrIsfm,asI Chri-ImasI

UF Won nnt q and IN the city, o. Toys
Fsnry Articles Parlor Ornaments Rocsinz E0rses Willow
Ware, Pianos Sheet Ausic and NUS 81 10 truments
Go 70 LACKS Music and FAEey Store On Church sTses
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NEW FIRM.
HAGAN a TREANOR.
Booksellers and Dealers in Periodicals., Stationery, &c
No. Union street.
VKTOULD respectfully give that they viii continue in
w the SANE conducted hy HAgAn JohnSon and
Woad pleased the custom literally bestowed on
them. oo. %
NOTICE ..-.
HAVE this day my in the Book, Perod
cal Stationery John o. Treanor Snd hope inst
The liberal heresfore bestowed will De extended
FIRE CRACKERS-
OSO BOXES superior Gold Chop No. girs Crackers in
Ss sS4SSS., store and TO- SAFE " HUGH zocREk co.
Negro Girl for Sale.
Of the CSunty Court Davidson county rea-
ered At the last November Term In the Of James
joknson and wife Leuisa Stephens and others
viii ofer Tor sale Court horse in Ha.hye on saturday
the l7t December negro girl named Sylvia Aocut
TRRMsA ere dis Of nOnths vllb gives and note we'll
endorsed, pay1ble In bank required ..n-.,, -.
deco-td ---.. 10 r--- R.K. CAEAIaA9, Oler-.-
= COALI COALI COAL!
n HAVE in the yard for sails Cd. Hr....e
SO Tons Selected Lump,
sou Screened Round;
500 Fine for Blacksmiths;
which I will SILT st the fol owing reduced Tafss;
LsTge Select Lump, q cents per easAei'
Screened Round %
r3srs Jeff Al Box o. Post oce, the yard back Of "
C. Railroad Depot viii Be promptly attend.d % opv
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-xZEsrERDAY morning, Lady's Gold Anchor
Watch with the name Of EdHard Fare, Bra street.
"a he Me- esO6 In sisa Gold Chain, Loesst. Key snd Pin
- attached The lost the Public square or In
ts vicinity The Ender vi BE- suitably rewarded b saVrE
Al The Bookstore. NO.+. COlleEs street
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WYE have associated sh in he Groes busiest
NJ @ W. n BUTLER and 8 J X EfTHs the sty ieot
am heWevr will herstofnre We are
rui 70 the community for their liberal pats onags
stos Ard hpe that We NAY all H. merit their aieaHo
~i eaI gu - g. -S''i KIRKPATRICK. EvS
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psIy's ArematIq valley whiskeY.

From the Hem Ehis Daily appeal.
judges he free from all deleterous
foreign and uenty q should f0 h place
poisonous adm sa1es which exercise nwoesOme
influence those who thm where they consumed
The noxOus beverages that generally intended for
Whitkey imposition and a curse,
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WWTB have Just resolved, direct firm New Orleans 81 hhds
w Of strictly choies idy tie best DOW 10 mar
kst This lot Of Sugar repackhs h0shssds are
uII, nd In most sxesisnt shipping order. -
MILELL, HOOPER 4 CO..
a.,d = NJ
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HAVE thee Hestsrs and Furnaces for warm
with pure and Fentiating Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings, Halls, Churches Stores, &C, with without BE
Visers poEerul Heaters and greatest fuel
large heater warming two more rooms
using quality Of eOa that an ordinary coal sovs
would require
have pat up and In successful operation in several
Stores In the city and " guarantees hat they are
As represent them
Pamphlets giving full description and Of parties who
have then In sent BY mail.
| ase3-dtfk v2t .e.--a -....... IL Collrgs street
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TO E.ERY FEMALE Nv THE UNITED
STATES
syrx. NONTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL

NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
i DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted with
most Of the diseases that are common to females.
amending large fortune in ten years in trying the
Il fsrent means Of treatment for her relief, to no
avail was prevailed upon by many OF he. Hiends
10 visit Cuba December -, for the purpose OF
re gaining her former health. While there. she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physician.
Whose silver locks
Were tending to the grave
With which, through the mercy Of God, she vas
restored to her youthful health.
Alter her return she made known to hundreds
of her female sufferers the effects OF the remeay
with equally As great success.
This extraor binary medicine IS offered to the
rubIic for the relief Of all the painful and dan
yarous diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution ~ subject TO.
TO those suffering from 'Prolapsas lteri' In
eayrboea. Ainmorrhoea Menorrhagia, Dysmenor r
hoea Cblorosis a speedy cure can be obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the No nh
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Female
Cordial il especially recommended. IL IS war
r.n,ea to cure this painful disease If perseserec
In all spinal affections. pain in the region 81 th'
pelvis lowuess of spirits Hysteria slck.headach he
and ali those diseases arising from the peeeiia
formation OF women, the Cordial VIII be found
an immense value -
Moves ALI oostruetion; tinyi go.ates the dehilita
ted constitution Tor the duties Of life and "hei
! ,alsn in middle age proves blessing.
Nodss,y forbids a. in public advertisement
/ 10 make full the dstals; but the wrapper afouh
| each letter will fully explain every case.
/ Merchants females or others. by sending thfs
! cent stamp, can have any information conesrnia
I the operations OF tbs medicine.
Agents wanted in every village Of the Unite
states Put up in hali-pint bottles - per 90
.Ht VI
i1''' - Dr.. u. STOsER0AD,
1 (Soie Proprietor
n3l-yl Le"'st""h' a. -
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Fur the Upton srtissr.


At Temperance meeting held on the
14th inst, by the members of the Yam
kee Run Temperance Association, the
following preamble was adopted, and res
olutions passed.
WHEREAS, We, members Of said asso-
citation, and citizens Of Loudon and its
vicinity, who have expended money,
time. and labor, in purchasing and i'm,
proving homes where we wish peaceahly
and honorably to dwell, transact bust.
ness, and enjoy the lawful aud common
comforts of life, which belong to US as
citizens. Having become fully satisfied
that the blessings of right, peace and
prosperity, cannot be enjoyed in any
community where Intoxicating liquors arr
unlawfully disposed of therefore,
Resolped, That tho unlawful sale ant
use of intoxicating liquors are an impo.
stion and an outrage upon community
and the rights Of its citizens, and shouie
be suppressed without respect to any per
son or persons.
Re.oicea, That the unlawful sale Of in
toxicating liquors encourages aud cause
an improper and unlawful use to be mad
of them, which proves destructive t
health, life, good morals, peace and pros
perity.
Resolred, That to suffer or permit tn
unla sful sale or use of alcoholic liquor
in any neighborhood or community ii
lently is tacitly supporting and sustain
ing an annoyance of degrading, de
struc.ive, aud grievous character.
Resoloed; That We, as citizens of thi
place, believe it to be an indispensable
duty enjoined upon us to use all Lawful
means within our power to suppress til
vile practice Of unlawfully disposing {
Intoxicating liquors, and that we wi
unitedly and perseveringly discharge til
important duty as we believe it incun
bent upon US. believing as we do that
is the most sure way by which we ca
support and sustain tho welfare of ou'
selves our neighbors and the rising ger
Grafton
Resolecd, That the Secretary send
. copy Of the foregoing preamble and re,
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Naiisonvie, Mercer CO., Mo-, May 81, ls5s.
DR. c. NJ. Jackson. Dear Sir About two years ago
| had consestive chis, which completely Frustrated
my whole ~ ,tem that for moaths despared Of
cry. As natural consequence Of the dangerous con-
geion OF blood to the thoracc viscers Tor internal
gans. affected with chronic inf ANIMATION Of the
liver, stomach and spleen. accompanied with palpisa-
ton Of the heart and long train Of distressing ner-
vous symptoms tried all the usual remedies in vain
At length, Was induced by my brother to use "nr.
Hooh,nd's German Btters as he said they had almost,
cured him Of Dyspepsia. They afforded me immediate
relic, ard In week after began using them, as
abis to pursue my ordinary ayocstion.
am DESTROYS Of becoming your agent here for I an
confident that sell large amount Of the genuine
Article. am putting mp drug store at this place,
and should consider my stock Of medicines incomplete
without your invaluable preparation.
GEORGE ". STEWART, NJ. D.
These Btters intended for Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsa, Nervous DEBILITY, and diseases arising fr ON
dIsordered stomach. They WILL perform what IL IL
said they win For sale by druggists and sorek eeper
every town and village in the United States, Cana
das, West Indies nd South America, at IS cents PEI
bottle. See that you get Hooatud's German Btters.
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-rn,Ic NOTICE il hereby given that the last
viii and testament Of John Hardacre, lat- OF
Cedar county in the tale of Iowa, but nov ds,
ea.sss has bee, proved and admitted to obate
hv IN. County Court Of Ce tar county ana tha'
lie under.i gned having been, by sa,d aees
anaantea executor of said will and letters Tesla
~ ,.ry thereon having by said Court been
grantei 10 the igned. therefore All person.
h,yine c, ,ims against said estate are redhssn.sa
- nrrsent the same to the County Court Of 'e'
aar County for probate, or TO IN" nhhets's $50
All, nroven according 10 iaw: and ali persons ~
- - aid estate, are requested to make I'm
ihs''"'e p"' John q. NAURER, Executor
OF the estate OF John Hardacre. oecd.
MAJ l4th. 1859.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Jure, has as usual
an exec lent tshle of contents, as f,ilows. Shaks
peare's Art; Men Taun; Joy Month A trip to
Cuba; Some ineiited memorials of Smollct
Boodroot: The diferentia' and integral calculus;
Bulls aid Bears The Sphynx: \ charge with
Prince Rupert; Spring; stereoscope and the
Stereograph; The Minister'S Wooing: The Pro
fessor the Breakfast Table; Reviews and liteia
~ notices; Recent American publications. e.
The next number commences new volume
Those who want reading Of a high literary char
ac.cr. should b. oil means take the Atlan:ir
Terms 81 a year. We can furnish IL to our sub.
scrbers, and those who wish 10 become such q.
81 year. Published by Phillips. Sampson K Co q,
Boston, Mass.
TdE GREAT REPUBLIC Monthly for June, is at
hand filled with a variety Of good things. We
are pleased TO this new monthly assuming a
position along side Of the oldest and best q the
popular magazines Its motto Is onward" and
onward it goes. Terms So year; five copies slo
For s. you can get the Great Republic one yea,
and the engraving ot"The last supper The
| City of the Great King" These enrratings are
very beautiful about two feet by three, und ara
either Of them richly worth the 81. Address,
| Oaksmith Co, liz and ia William street NY.
| HAMPERS MAGAZINE for June, is on our table
| This sterling monthly bravely maintains its posi-
ton as king OF the Monthiies' There is n,
Magazine better calculated to please the reading
public. Its articles all read able AMI many O
them Of great excellence. In this number "
have another Of those nmitable articles by Port
! Crayon. The Editors Drawer gives some hiei
extracts from our Iowa laws, think that snt
ject In not exhausted. A new volume hegin
with the July number. $3.50 will pay for liar
per's and the Advertiser one year Now is tn
tine.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND Mrsr,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND Music,
will soon be in demand, as the "good
time is coming. II. WATERS, Agent,
sets forth in another column, the differ
ent articles in his line which he has for
sale. We have taken some pains to in
form ourselves of Mr., VS. standing and
character, and without hesitation we say
that he is to be relied upon. Persons
sending for instruments or music, can re-
ly upon being faithfully supplied. Sun
day schools, choirs and glce clabs will
do we'll to make note of his name and
number
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TOTAL DEPRAyITY was shown by the
man who stole the pie. plant growing on
our lot, just out of town. The man who
will steal the food from the mouths of the
printers babes, deserves = fate which is
fearful to contemplate and which he will
PROFESSIONALLY meet.
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o. T. 4 J, n. Ives, are now ready to
"puH rool' for their neighbor.. 1t will
all be done peaceably however and in ac-
cordance with the wishes of the owners.
Read the advertisement, and then you
will understand how it is.
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MuscAtine Market.
Wheat--Oli, slMsl 20. Flour. $500Qt7 90 v Dbl
New, sGn90c. Corn, In the ear. 450e50c
Winter Sl,l5. Oats--Old, 50tt60.
Barley. 400s60c. New. 4545oc.
Beans. 15cMSl.o0. Eggs, !.
Apples--t;rcen, dpSl.50. Butter, l2M.je.
Dried, $500 Hidcs--t;reen, 6Am7c.
Lumber I0l3O W 1000. &" Dry hint l5gl6c
Live cattle, 81 so a So 90 per cwt.
matter OF interest farmers just At this time,
rive the retail prices Of seeds furnished by c.
W. r. Stone who have large aud choice assortment
Of field and garden seeds :--JMsseafiHe Journal
az c. Glover, s7,J0as. 90. Kentucky Blue Grass,
2.50- Kentucky Red Top, $50 English Blue Grass,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

nURsUAST to an order of the County Court
l Of Cedar county, the undersigned will. at
the Steam Saw Mill in the town Of Massilan, in
said county on Saturday the 18th day Of June.
4. u. 1853 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A
NJ and 4 o'clock Z. NJ, sell at public sac, tn the
hi chest bidder, the following very valuable real
estate to-wit: The Steam Saw Mil known as sio
pers mill, together with the lot Of land upon
which said mill is situated, bounded as follows:
Beginning ut the ". w. corner Of the ~ l.. o.
the \. 4. OF section No. II Of township no. 80 .
north of range one west, thence running south
tlirty-two rods thence east fifteen rods. thence
north thirty-tno rods thence west fifteen rods to
the place Of be ginning containing three acres a1
land situate in the town Of Massilon, in Cedar
county in the State Of Iowa. Also, at the same
time and place the following described hzci of
land. djoining and Immediately east OF the lot
above described, ta-wit: Seventeen ard &c 40
acres bounded ss follows Beginning at the y :.
+ corner Of the n. f. 1 Of the y. T.. / Of said
section IA thence west "a and $40 ods.thence
south thrty.two rods. thence east 10 and 2l0
rods thence south rods, thence east - BIO
rods, thence south - rods thence south s2i de-
grees east 81 and $40 rods thence north So and
/ $40 rods to the place Of beginning. Also. the
following described piece OF land bounded as fol-
| lows 10 wit: Beginning at the - Y. corner Of the
I n. T.. of the \. T. o! said section fourteen.
thence north II and $40 rods thence north 81
lie grees west so and $40 rods, thence west IA and
| $40 rods, thence south thiIty-one rods. thence
! aa.t 81 rods to the place of beginning, contain
/ ing eleven and o6-i0o acres. Also, ten building
| lots In said Town Of Ma-silon. each sixty four
! feet 'front.' by one hundred and ffty feet deep.
Tba whole Of the property above described Is
| situated in the thriving village d Massilon, in
| tile comfy If Cedar and State q Iowa AMI be
longs to the estate Of Thomas Sioper. deceased
aud il ordcred,ta be sold for the payment Of
debts.
Terms of sale a. fixed b, the Court one third
in hand, one third in six months, and the balance
in one year
DAVID 1LOpFR ADM ais'rafor.
BARBARA SL0PER, Administrators,
- OF the estate of Thomas Sloper, deceased.
May i4th, ls59--5w
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SlIERIEF SALE.

TOY virtue OF special execution to me direct
ID ed. issued from the office Of the CLERK Of the
District Court IN and for the County oil Cedar
and State of Iowa. in favor of L. >. Corey guar
diana and against Marietta Bailey, Jessph Bal.
ley Lewis Bailey. Ella Bailey. and David Bailey,
Executor OF the estate Of Amos Bailey, deceased,
hay levied upon the following property, to wit:
"The northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter,
and also, thirty (IDl acres off Of the northeast
"quartnr Of the northwest quarter both in SEC,
ton twenty nine i29) in township eighty $50
north Of range three III west of the 5th p NJ.
a" containing seventy l10) acres. With the appar-
"tenances thereon said land situated in Cedar
county, Iowa !" and shall offer the same for sale
at public cutlery, at the Court House door IN the
town of Upton, III said county, on Saturday. the
i-tn day OF June. A. ID 1859, between the hours
Or O'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock +. NJ. Of said
day, to satisfy said execution aud costs tina. ma,
aecrus thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of Nav, 4. u. 1852.
GEORGE HUBER sheriff
2lw4 Of Cedar county. Iowa
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A GOOD WORK has been begun by Su-
pervi.or Pawling, in fixing up several of
the bad places in our streets. We hope
the work will be carried on to compile
ton.
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Dde Shoe m a Newspaper uhose coi.nms at
all times crowded with nos Advertisements. and xe
pW s'toD you community aArs NTH business and
enterprise. The age is a mor;ng one A man that
stasds in these "iatter days" piH n a short time find
himself behind his competitors. III
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nAISINs--A saperior lot OF iaser anu "''
IL cis ha'''n'' ''' -" !. ErsESH,Rr
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ToTTcF

THE Partnership Of the undersigned having
been dissolved, IL becomes necessary that
Al, persons indebted 70 rs should paw up inme.
1isssiv. SNifhFR slsSNHAAi.
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DayenpOrt Market.
4 PHYSICIANS Testimony.

Wheat-new, 75a90c; old, 9O0l.lo. Corn, 60l
&c. Oats--new, SOC; old, 55c. Potatoes 606s0
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olution to the editors Of tho Cedar coun
ty papers, for publication.
MARTIN s~NRY,
Chairman Of Cemmittss.
HENRY ARLINGToN, Sec.


by II. NJ LONG. ESQ.,. on the 23d inss, Mr. JOHN.
ATTAIN SMITH and MISS AsGELINE MORGAN
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ExYRsoNs psssOt Sugar Cane crushsr, "hieh 'h'u'D
- ~ In The hands ofsvsry Farmer. urra
Yer sale ~ IA - =
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Rochester Market.
Corrected weekly by N. GREEN, Miller and Merchant
Wheat--Old .90@l.o5; Flonr $3.OoQ375
New, 7OMS0 Shipstnlf vlo0 100
Corn, soc; Bran. v ton. 1000
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We would say can furnish You gooas 9 'h1 ~
- -hai.sais :. vou can do in Chicago or ~.
Tai. F.P.kW. DEAN.