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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16


III NOW to our friends,and the public genHtaI'y,
a.. IL ,ynnt oI any Kind or quality OF 6oooo' toh'
lie ye,v 6ne-t Uf,stul Palace style, te Inc com"o" II
licles OF every DAY wear. ..,i.l,s i,
~, IN, lie tie attention of those wanting aii'''s III
our line TO give us a cnli-feeling assured '"a' We 'a'
and will sell n. cheap rs any house IN this cry W." -
rood a. any. Being judges OF HIM., a"' "'s'
IN Ia sell On fir terms. ifc public may rest "'S"'e"
Tim, ,l,.y will obtain the worth of their money.
Nemny ennme bite sonle uf our articles, sue' d ; ''
F,eeeb BEAyEr DYE COATS, all colofs, O!er'
rl.Ls newest sves, Bus. ness Coats,ni all cdi- ahh Iast,
,ans Dress and Frnck Cons Of all kinds; fabts ni M
.,yle. md quality from the Boot and Tree Ia tfe MISS
i..;pni nattern. Also. the most beautiful est, hiiae
ar ia mi terms. rich n the mines of alfofn'a aud more
.neltn,ine ; Silk. Pushes. Brockades, Felvets, Cash
orc 81 ar; Bosom Stocks. CrHvais, beautiful L"
Iool n Fanry STOCKS, FINE SHIRTS aud com
non ones. Fancy Susref,lrrs; Hosiery, Gloves M'fis,
Buck,kin Gloves; some most splendid Ullpfeias u
Gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers N'ol'
en-. Silk and Cotton. and all things necessary 10 e,''"'
n mnn in comfortable garments, whether u " -
poor. Our ! ouse is open TO all TO come uni see foi
themselves.
Those wishing their garmf nts nude to order. we sas
"a L,ep II p finest Cloths. Cassimers and Nestings, oil
MI kinds. Ia he found in this market, and we warrant
everything TO be made and fitted according TO ordcr,oi
the goods returned and no pay demanded
We have the best workman engaged IN our establish
men, that can be secured North or South therefore give
us a trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER q. CLAVEY.
Sent o9-ts Corner of Mnin n Market Sis.
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NJ I.ANGHORNE a. SONS

M, .ANGfOiiN II ~ NbNo,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN steARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY NARiETh OF BRANDS.
sINHE subscrihers have roastanily IN hand a large
u stock of HANANA 4 PRINCIPE SEGARs. nj
the most approved brands. which they ieel confident ARE
inferior 10 none in the market, uud which viii he sold nj
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORpERs from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met, aud ehti,e satisfaction guarantee 10 purchasers.
The following Brands ARE Kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
La Flor De Habana, La SGllana,
California, Lns Tres Cnrouas,
Jicotehcni. In Geia de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqaiata,
La Fiel de /. j. o., Ii Leon dc Orc,
La Teresita, FL Neptune.
Bio Hondo, Plantation,
Ri rogrma, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas, La Normu,
Herman Gortez, ~frincires,
Lafayette, nc V.
TuBAoco.
Oronoeo. Nectarine.
Gold Leai, Catawhn,
Golden Peach. Smnnrd, &c, AZ,
keutambnf A-dkrIg
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l. a. FIR NKLIN-

OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead p. K. and N. o Sugar,
50 Barrels Coffee Sugar.
90 Z" Clarifea Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Loaf DO
10 hhds. N. o. & Sugar-house Molasse,
100 Bags Rio and Laguiio Coffee,
25 do Superior brown Java Coffee,
3 Gases Gunp'der, Imp',l and PIX Tea.
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 upper
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
3 Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
) do Rolled Tire Iron,
! do Round & Squire Iron, assorted.
| do Blistcred Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear
) Boxes Collins u Ar hers PalentAxes
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
90 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tallow Candles,
30 Z" Adamantine Candles,
30 Z" Sperm, do
30 " Turpentire Soap,
so " English dairy Cheese,
50 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Markerel,
so Kits do No. l.,
SO Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides IA number of other anicles too tedious
ention sept 27.Isl
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We have on hnnd a good lot Of Clocks some ron
- LID Nitb pearl, very petty mantle ornaments
AID good timekeeper.-Also, a very pretty im' piece
an,table Tor Churches, Counting rooms, Sc, all q "h'el
ve guarantee to perform accurate tinle-And last pot MI
l4a.t. W, have n few of the eelebtnted ''e;"hl,', ""eoi,
-. a,,iei,-We hive tried them, aud therefore
~ hem Ia excel any ey.ruscd before. All those want
ine good. in our line are respectfully solicited 10 e"a
- .v,n,t,. an, stoak before purchasing elsewhere.
ap' II. SILVER1HORN 4 ca.
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N TIC The undersigned have this day pr
~ chased n. {. Taliaferro's interest in the concen
of Echols, Pryor& raliaferro. the business, as hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the style and
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
to use the name of the former concern, in winding up
They solicit IA continuance of the patronage Of their
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECH0LS,
aug SITS W. II. PRYOR.
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MoRoANroe, June 30th, 1853

M0RGANToN, juno JUN, 1893.
! certify that ] am acquainted With George Good-
that he was afflicted with Rheumatism as above stated.
and was cured by the use of the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. JAMES G.. SNYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
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silver and Plated Ware,
The Frederick Female Seminary,

S located IN Frederick Cry, Md, as healthy and
n pleasant Il town as any in the Southern States.
This Institution has an able and efficient Board Of
Professors and Teachers, a good Library, excellent Mu-
steal lnstrumentsun extensive Chemical and Philosoph-
ical Apparatus. and it is confidently believed that it offers
asmauy facilities for imparting "A thorough. extensive
and refined education as IA y Seminary in the hand
The School is not SectnI ian-on the contrary, the
y1ung ladies' are strictly required to attend such Church
as parents designate, .ccompuI led always by a tie lcher.
Scholars will be received at any tine during the year,
and will be charged proportionably from the date IF
their entrance TO the close of the Scholastic year in
July.
The duties of the School will be resumed after the
Christmas Holidays, on the Bird Jay Of January, which
would be a very appropriate time for Scholars to enter
the School.
For board and Tuition, including furnished Rooms,
Light, Fuel, Washing, etc. 5000 per Scholastic year
PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
~ For Circulars, and other particulars. address
dec 6.dt22dec II. WINCHESTER Prest.
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Horses. Mules, Cnttie, Hogs, Sheep aud Calve., Of
over eight in number, will be carried as 3rd elnss
Goods,-The weights to be regulated as follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules, 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700 Hogs, 100 Sheep, 100; Calves, 1926, under
3 months old. Lumber vi all kinds, and Coal To
beloadrd and unloaded by re owners, or eonsignees.
One day only will be allowed TO load or unload, unless
by spcciHl agreement in writing. Whenever n Car is
suffered - remni, Tended utter arriving at its place OF
destinations, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon. it will be at The option of the Company to unlond
il, and charge at he rate of 80 cents per Car load for
Lumber, and so cent? for Cool, and also cha &c at the
rnte Of : GO per day, for the use pf the Ca.
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug PITTS Va. & Tenn. X. X.
= fy Exprees and Rem. copy.
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TnRotGn BY ExpKEss!!!

rEsHIS is To crrtf, thap the MEXICAN MUSTANG
L L1NlMENT ius been used quite eNten.ively III
the stables of Adams Il Cos Grcnt Southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses. fr Curing Galls, Chntes,
Scratches, SprEins aud l}ru scs, and it has proved v,ry
cipr,ubl. We have no hesitation in recommending II
rs a valuable preparation, To be used externally on man
OF beast. J.
Foreman OF Adams & Co.'S
Express Snble, ~. iork
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q. w. MINIS,
n. s, TANNER,

Practical Daguerrentypists
20 Galleries, Main ST, two d,ors from Bridge ST.,
Neutrality-suspicious. St. Petersburg, and lao Main
ST.. Richmond. Va oct 10 Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.,.KGauNs in CIoaks ~ Maniiiias

ID The snI,.rriber has a large aud handsome u =.
Cloal. and Mantillas, which he viii seli AT gIssy
reduced prices. Let all those who desire so"''"'"s
niseena enehP sa' sum- D.T C. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16

Ifthe Irnin Is stopped fOra passengef between any
of the above named points, the charge WILDE made fror
the point last passed by the Train. and no charge viii
he loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets (exceptthosr
who take the .ars where tickets are not sold.
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in al
dition to the regular rates oi fare. provided, however
that in no case shall he receive less than ten, nor mor'
than fifty cents from any one pa ssenger, to any point on
the road.
Servants viii be required to ha We two passes, one to
be left with the Ticket AGENT and one with the Conduc.
tor, which passes, must be explicit in granting the priyi'
lege to travel ON the cars. Free colored persons will be
required to produce theirfree papers,or they VIII not be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lets. THOM SHARP,
Sunt. Tra1spnrtation.
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"a TONS PERUVIAN GUANO-

.VNT -huII feeriNe IN a lew dny-, my Ions No 7 t.
in,inn Guano from Messrs. Burfeda X Bio, Agents a
the Peruvian Government. All Who have been woitinl
for a supply are requested 20 cuit on nae.
my ii. b. 4. SAGkETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16

n stock tools ana hands foi Gas lit
~ ting, huvealf arrived in Lynchbure. and an, now
fully prepared IL execute all orders entrusted To me
with faithf'lness aud dispatch.
would be thankful To my friends To hand in their or
dcrs at once to prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
10 be put ON.
Ne Bills will be presented sooner than the first ofJnn-
unry next under any circumstance.
ic 22.dts A.. G. BARNEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16

NEW 4 VALUABLE RELIGION

Y w n VALUABLE kELlGio''
~ BOOkS-Just received at Morse's Commas"
House. The following by Rev. Robert Phillips; -.
Devotional Guides-to III. Doubling, Conscse""'
Perplexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The hlarys; or, b,auties OF Female Holiness,
Martins; or, varieties Of Female Piety,
" Ly iias or, develo rmentof Female CtaraeV'
" Hannahs or, Maternal influence on Sons
Love OF the Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Mans Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by ~Tlrummacher,
Beckersteth, on the Lords Supper,
The Young Deciple, by Rev. J. A Clark.
Gathered fragments. BY do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson's Sacra Privata,
keP's Double Witness Of the Church,
keble's Cnristian Year.
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours.
tommunicant Manual.
sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies, ey,
EViderces of Christianity by fifteen clergymeh"
gina with Portraits,
McCosh on Divine Government.
Bnnar's Morning of Joy and Night oil NeeP'F'
Morning and Night Watches,
Songs IN tie House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by C Fry,
The Listener. by do
Wheat or Cilaif by R,le,
Living or Dead. 10y do
Psscal's rrovierial Letters,
III" Farnily OF B"ihnny, by Bennett,
sabbath Musings, by c Fry, c..ud I'd
Pitiy Papers, North American Indians Urn" ati5
r"nts,old Sea Captain, Country Stories and oO''''
by OH HUMPHREYS, -.
Widow Directed aud Anxiops enquirer, BY JAM Fad
Thornton's. Wainwright james and Spin'"'
lily Prayers,
lyng's Commentaries on a Gospels,
Barnes Notes on do job and Isanh, ,;u
The above, with other too numerous to me",J' n
sold low. nov ZII4If
ALI kinds of BLANKS for sale at this W.
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We take great pleasure in common ing the Mex
lean Mustang Linimeut To all our fricrds and custom.
ers Us the best article We have ever used for Sores
Spfnins, or Galds, on Horses. We have used it cxten
sivel, aud always eneetuol!y. Some OF onr men haN'
Rheumatic Pains, %undthey all say it oc!- like mngic-
we eau only say that we have abandoned the use of any
nIhnr IinlmnnI.
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AT NJ AGAIN.
YINHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
l. and the public generally, thai he has just return.
ed from the Northern cities with an unusually larg.
stock of FANCY AND OTHER GOODS in his line
A large lot of
Lookets, Charms, Pins and Keys,
some extra fine and beautiful. Being in possession Of
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS yet discovered in the Art, and
INCREASED FACILITIES, lie will guarantee
pictures that
Cannot be Surpassed
in this or any orher city in he Union. He would cal
particular attention to bis new style PIC
TURE, ana several other new styles as well as his su-
perior Stereoscopic or solid Daguerreotypes.
Pictures taken in any weat her. Daguerieotypes and
Paintings accurately copied.
Post mortem cases and lnvalids attended to at short
notice.
Gallery at the SIGN OF II FLAG, next door to
Virginia Bunk. Don't make IA mistake, but come to the
Flag.
nov % Is 7. +. GIBBS, Proprietor.
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We have al.o n good assortment OF oilxef rotse
s,..na Ladies. threaded mud plain handles; Cups
R,a,,er knives. fruii-kbives-nl OF genuine Com w
bnge nl.o the genuine Albata plated spoons, fofks'Bnf
,ef knive.: an excellent article plated Castor : and
LII Hu.Lnf.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

1T = n N
TfHE undersigned having purchased the interest uf
J. VIM. Leftaich 81 Son, in this long established
and well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct the same
IL II -. 1T
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w. w Lenwich n Brother.

1t Is their purpose 10 reht aud improve The House, so as
TO make it conform in all respects to the Grent improve.
ments made in modern Hotels. Their Huu.e will re
NEATLY FURNISHED, and atior an agreeable pla, -
OF resort to Travellers, and all persons visiting Lynch
burg-while neither expense nor trouble will be spared
Ia make their T. BL h among the most sumrtuous
and elegant in the State.
Attn he'd to this Hotel is one Of the most COMMO-
DlOUS STABLES in the city. vhich is managed by
two most trusty aud experienced OSTLERS.
The undersigned are well aware of the extensive pat
ronage which has been heretofore extended to this Ho-
tel, undertll management of VIM. Leftwich x Son,and
the desire Of continuing aui greatly increasing the
same, will stimulate them - spare 40 exeriions to com
mend themselves to the favor of their friends & the pub
lie generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16
Books for Farmers, Gardners, dc.

DVUhS IUI EdEtIt1ss UdtuNttSs ots
VINHE subscriber has in store a large variety of Works
Il on Agriculture. Among which nre--
Caicareous Manures. by Edmund Rufhn,
Rtrai Essays, by Downins-Just published,
The American Farmer. by Blake,
Aliens American Farm Book,
The Progressive Farmer, by Nash,
Domestic Animals, by Allen,
Lectures on Practical Farming, by Johnston,
Norton's Elements OF Scientific Agriculture,
Farmer Treasure, by Falker,
Liebig's Agricultural Chemistry,
Cattle. their Breeds manas emett & Diseases; Breeds,
management and dieases of Sheep, by Youatt.
Treatise on Cattle,
Youait and Martin on Cattle. bv Stevens,
fouutt on the structure and Diseases Of IT, Horse,
Stable Economy, b, Stewart.
Downing's Fruit and Finit Trees of America,
Liebie's complete Works on Chemistry,
Downing's Landscape, Gardening and Rur-l Arch.
lecture.
The American Shepherd, by Morell,
Cobbett's American Gardner,
Encyclopedias of Gardening, comprising the Theory
and practice Of Horticulture, Horticulture, Arboricul-
ture and Landacape. Gardening 10y &c. Loudon-Il.
lusiratea by many hundred engravings,
Encyclopedia of Tees and Shrubs, with Engrayings
OF all he Species. byJ. G.. Loudon,
The Fruit Garden. by p. Barry.
nov % t. D. B. PAYNE.
NOfICE.-500 AImanacs for 1854, for gratoitous
IN distribution. Call and get one.
8ee 2e JH sEAY & CO.. Druggist.
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nalso= LLANE0US
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

xAE have iastrccr3vei
w beautiful assurt
ment nf Clouds IN our line,
.nrha- - -
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Rich JeWelry.

We have a beautiful selection OF dentlefnens "ot,
Fob Ctain-, Seals, Keys 6uetd heys' Lnd's. - "n'
-, Br,sebe. Of the latest and mort approved sil ies'
Iaas.l.,. F,seer Rings aud Cuff Pins, Gold md Silver
spectacles, and many other articles IN the line 100 ma
merous 10 mention in this ad'eiiiie"e"t - "''" W
- n.In .iir the nitentinn Of the public.
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n Ew GROCERY A COMMISSION

" tfOaSIsIl nave rented from a y hhthfif
lis new fie-proaf brick Warehouse, lately erected IN
the BASIN, immediately above Lacy q Terry, TOE the pun
ituse Of dainea
n rntntsssOu,
RECEfIIhG n FOR HARDING BIS NESS
Persons buying goods Ia sei again would do Wi 10
call on re before purchasing, a. shall sell very low
n commission only bring al the profit charged. w1ere
the cash or GOOD negotiable paper is given in exchange
A good supply Of GUANO. LIME 4 PLASTER,
kept on hand. which viii be sold as low a. at any house
In the city.
All goods consigned to my care will BE- forwarded
with all possible dispatch, and particular attention paii
IL the order OF them.
Consignments Of produce and Merchandise soljeited
charges reasonable and no pnin4 .rarcd Ia render safis'
faction. Account sales rendered 80 soon as made.
WIN. A. MILLER, on the Basin,
nna 81. l.nfr Of Tho finn II MiLer q NnmnInn.
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INSURANCE on LIFE.
FASHIONS ron 1853.


Fine Moleskin. Black & White Beaver and Cassiips re-
Hate, 81 the latest and mo-t approved styles, adopted
for the SEASON. which sutpass any HAS thai have yet
lecn oHefed for the Inspection af this market, 20 which
he most earnestly calls rhe attenfirn Of the citizens Of
Lynchburg ard surrounding country To give him a call
where they can get pretty Hats and ga1d bargains foi
Cash. WM.sTlIZBR
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Pine Gold
Lever Watches,

from Tho most celebrated
makers in London, Liver
pool and Geneva. never be.
fore Kept in this market all
en- the beet inc. and are rs
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sept
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(sKf sIpELiGHT CoMBlHRD.)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST,
Lynohburg, Va.
"Biest be the Arr that can immollniize,
The Arr that battles l imo's tyrnunie claim
To quenel il
INHE Subscribers have the pleasure To announce 10
the cirizeus of L~ynchhufg and vicinity that thcit
Gallery il now in readiness f. the reception OF visitors.
Having arranged their light and rooms with every
convenience Tor the successful prosecution oi the Da-
ruerfeotype ART, and brought TO theit aid the latest nd
most APPROVED APPARATUS. HEY feel warranted in say
ing that tllusc u io mny wish a CORRECT aud
Unfading Likeness
Can obtain such taken tn the best siyle OF the art,
The much admired and mat bless Steicnsenpic or
Solid Daeusneoly pes are taken by the suliscril ets IN all
their perfection, seeming as 1t we're 10 snrd out US in
sculptured slut iary.-
In their large assortment and great variety Of
Frames. Cases, Locks, Medallions, Pins, &c,
in which 10 place fictu -, the tnstc ot ali may he gint-
flied IN style, also in price. All pictures warranted to
give satisfaction or ~ clplre will he made. A visit to
their Gallery is most respectfully solicited. whether pic
turesare desired or not,
q. w. MINNIS,
N, s, TANNER,
Practical Dagnerreutypists
70 Galleries, Main ST, two d ,ors from Bridge ST.,
neutrality-suspicious. ST., Petersburg. and lao Main
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.nil-Road watches.

Rail-Road Watches.
We have a good selection OF Silver LIVER "s"I
Of various aiYles. among which can be ionna inc -
caleb nted Rail road Time Keepers co.,faetea % o.
pErIALLY q ENGINEERS Coeooo' oao
= paII,nsds-Ap article which We will warrant lot Nv"
,rnr.. and at prices eorrespondine viii quality.
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NOTICE. Almanacs for 1854, for graluitous
In distiibation. Call and get one.
Gee 2ts J. n SEAY Il CO. Druggist.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-10
published by requsst,)
DpynOcrs,:;c Convention.

The Democracy Of Cedar will hold a
Convention at the Court House, in Up
ton, Oh Saturday, TIE 3lst day OF Decem-
her, 1853, for the purpose OF appointing
delegates to attend the State Convention
to be held at Iowa City, on Tie Oh day
oG January. 1854, 10 nominate candidates
for Governor, Secretary Of State Audit
ar Of State. Treasurer OF State, -Attor-
nev General, and Superintendent Of Pub
ic Instruction.
The ratio of representation from zach
township, and the township committees,
are as follows:
Centre, delegates.
Rochester, } ="
Cormiltee--C. c. Dodge, 6. Dswsll, a.
Crane.
Polk, 3 delegates.
Commit,ee-T. Robinson, Z. Morton.
VIM. p Dilloa.
Pioneer, ) delegates.
Comnitt-s-G. Taylsr, W. c. Hindnan,
|. 4. Coms,ocA.
Linn, : delegates,
Committee A. Young. :. Handlin, j.
Downing.
Sugar Greek, 4 delegates.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-10

spreads light over 4 dark naGon. I'M
portant discoveries conI5nut TO sptins ms
to lie as Enough all creation was '6inoef
contribution TO gill the world with light
and knowledge. Hitherto hidden mys-
,erics arc unfolding, and meek-eyed
truth is inviting all to examine her lux"-
r,ous bountics. Tie unchangabie decree
of Jehovah has gone forth that the world
shall be converted. Truth is 10 be the IN
strument, the church the agent. "saiic-
try them through thy truth" said Christ
When therefore the church, Through the
sanc,ifcaton of the spirit and belief OF
the truth" shall claim the "excecdfng
great and precious promises as hers' al
the Vaccinations and artillery oil earth
and hell combined cannot hinder the nsh-
ering in of The latter day glory OF the
church.
Let these considerations ever encourage
our hearts when laboring for the welfare
Of orr fellow men. With our feet plant
cl un,n this immutabic rock, let us stand
amid bowling prosecutions, having ever
for our watch word, great is the truth
and it will prevail.
"Tru,h crushelto earth Will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
But error. wounded, VIRTUES IN pain,
And dies amid her worshpers
II. w. C..