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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. &c
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

" IRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANUEhENT.-Eisi to tho
Springs may expect more comfort by this than
ever befnre and If the of meals considered M
other route offers fare The road is open TO tho
base of the Blue Ridge, and the rails now being laid
between Wayuesborough and Stanton, il will be In
operation this season.
The Stage line il under the management of T. L.
Heiskell SO well known to the public
Cars leave Richmond daily at 25 A. NJ and the
Western terminus of the Railroadat 10 Is A, M
DAILY CONNECTION.
To Rockbrdge Alum Springs fare ...........s7 30
White sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
aud Hot Springs. 30
Bath Alum. '....'''...''-...-....... 25
Warm Springs. Observation-Disclosures. 8 50
hot Sprtng 8 80
Lexington. ....''.'''.-.......... 90
oteuuton .......''''.'.'.''...,.. , 00
Culpeper G. Ill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at 5 A
M,-spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M Sc
cond day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel the party wishea
can be engaged at Richmond the following terms.
The inside of the coach be secured if seats
paid for IT 10 seats paid for il all the
seats outside and nsde with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen-
gers paid for.
For the further comfort of passengers shall run
accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast stop for the night ut the
Bath Alum or Warm Springs, as they desire, and
reach the White Sulphur next evening guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel.
EACH coach to accommodate visitors going West or
East, who may not find seats in the regular line.
WIN. p. PARISH l. Co,
byJ. l.. HEISKELL, Agent.
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As will be seen by hlr Hlnston's advertisement
annexed, he will continue the Grocery, Commission
and Forwarding Business at the old stard of Mace
winston, and cordially recommend him to the pa.
tronsse OF the old customers OF the house.
H. H. MACE
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n OIlCE.-Haying sold my entire int.
~ rest ~ the concern of MACE L WINSTON %
JOS. r. WINSTON, he alone is authorised 10 use
the name Of the concern IN liquidation An debss
due The concern must be paid 10 him, and all debts
due by 1t must be presented 10 him for collection.
November 2ith, 1855
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n UNFARNlSHED STATEMEET-V -
mend the perusai of the extract below to ON, . S
Dir. Bull i merchant of high Character N01''
SANDY BORROW, MfDDtEsEx Co ".
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The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-19

RED CEDAR LODGE No. 90, /.
o. o. F. meets every Saturday even
ing in Rochester Iowa.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CEDAR COUNTY ADVERTISER.
A WEEKLY PAPER,

The undersigned, having commenced the pub
lication Of this paper, is determined to make
the same useful paper to the farmers, me
chanics, africans, housewives, and family
circles. The paper viii now be filled with use
full Literature, poetcal and Biographical sketch
les and such general news and intelligence as
viii at all times be desired and welcomed by
every reading and rejecting individual in the
State. Il viii faithfully advocate the best in
terest of Old Cedar, impartially recording its
elements of wealth and prosperity, labor zeal
ously and energetically for ITS welfare, and to
lay before the world its many advantages. 1t
viii be a literary and news paper worth the
subscription price to any citizen Of Iowa.
1t will be INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS AND
NEUTRAL IN NOTHING unbiased and untfam-
meled by any political, local, or other infuen-
ces notwithstanding it will faithfully and i'm
partially present everything in its true light
speaking freely and candldly on all subjects
depending upon its merits as peoples paper
for its support. it will stand upon this broad
platform and fearlessly pursue that course
which the best interests Of our enlightened
community viii require.
Markets, News. md General In
telligenCe,
will be obtained, and given as soon as any 9TH
err paper west of the northern Mississippi.
TERMS.
81 SO, in advance: 50 90 at the end
Of the year.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
Publisher and Proprietor.
Upton, Iowa.
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fsONT. EVANS.

COACH AND WAGON MAKER East oil
" the public squire, Upton, Iowa nj
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Mails.
N. J. HAWLEY, Stage Proprietor,
Upton Iowa,
ROBERU NJ. LONG. ESQ, Pos,
Master, Upton Iowa.
ARRIVALS.
Fom Davenport, every Monday and
Thursday.
From Muscatinc, every Monday and
Thursday.
From Iowa City. every Wednesday
and Saturday.
From Marion every Wednesday and
Saturday.
From Dubuque, every Friday.
From Fulton City, every Friday.
From Prairie DuChine every Tuesday
DEPARTURES.
For Muscatine, every Wednesday and
Saturday.
For Davenport. every Wednesday
and Saturday
For Iowa City, every Monday and
Thursday.
For Marion, every Monday and
Thursday.
For Dubuque, every Tuesday.
For Fulton City. every Wednesday.
For Prairie DuChine every Tuesday.
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MUSCATINE MARKETS.

November l6, 1853
Wheat, 55 10 Coo; Flour s. pr. Dbl. Corn
DC; Oats lsc; Potatoes poe; Onions 5Dc; Rye
35c; Hides to Sc; Wood 50 TO 81; Coal
PC; Beef cattle 10 &c; Apples 81 pr. bn.; sa-
gar . to iac; Coffee l2i to ic; Gotten yarn PC
pr ID; Domestic 8 to l0c; Salt 62c pr. bu.; Mo-
lasses, 40 10 60e; Butler, zoe; Eggs l5c
Pork-it is supposed The malhs. vii open al
So o1--probably SO 50.
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MANITOU LODGE, No. II. 90.
r. Meets Thursday evening each week.
IN Upton Iowa.
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syAI.EAEEs & Hilton,

CABINET MAKERS, and Isaiey in Furni-
y trrs Rochester, Iexa. Ii
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ITEMS.

E1|The price Of passage from Chi.
cago to St. Louis by railroad is 50 80.
EsS- New Corn is selling ct Louis
vile at 80 cents per bushel.
Ea-A, the late Agricultural Fair of
North Carolina the receipts were about
$1,000,
psg~A load OF hops at 9Shcboygan,
the product of three acres of ground
brought 81 400.
tI-I, is already proposed in Boston
to give koszta, on his arrival at that port,
a public reception.
IsD~ The Governor of New Hamp-
shire cas- designated the Oath of Norem.
Der as Thanksgiving day for tina. State.
EsS The New Orleans True Della in
stating the fact of woman beating a
man with four pound weight, calls the
transaction pounding.
1The 23d Of November has been
set apart by Governor Wright, Of Indi-
ana, as day Of Thanksgiving and
praise.
EHA gentleman of New Orleans
has brought suit against the Postmaster
Of that city for damages caused by the
detention OF letter in that office. The
amount claimad is $3.50.
Eeg- The Artesian Wellrccently COM
ple,ed at Montgomery, Ala, continues
to furnish water of excellent quality, and
in sufficient abundance to NEE, an inn
mence consumption.
ts1The democrats Of the Vermont
Legislature have nominated Daniel kel-
ogg of Buckingham, for L. s. Senator,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of VIM. UphAm.
sDR. w. Johnson, late member
OF the U. S. House Of Representatives,
has been appointed by the Governor of
Arkansas to fill the vacancy in the L. S.
Senate caused by the resignation Of the
Hon. Scion Borland, now filling d.
plomatlc station.
sss The Pittsburgh .fmsricnn SAYS,
that the rolling mill oil Messrs. Bennett,
Marshall & Co., will soon he prepared
TO turn out 80 tons Of railroad iron PEI
day. 1t manufactures an excellent ar
ticle OF rail.
sEv~H. R. w. Hill, Esq, lately died
of yellow fever, near New Orleans. II is
said he gave away during his time over
S3Ou,vc0. Ia his vii! he says: II want
my negroes well treated. But for aboli-
tionisn, should have been able to do
more for them
s@as~ A man in Ia fit OF insanity leaped
from the upper story window of house
in Alexandra, Va, alighted on the back
of an old colored woman and escaped uu-
hurt. The woman was not SO fortunate,
but was dangerously injured.
ENERGY AND EIcToRy.-The longer
| live the more am certain that the great
difference between the feeble and the
powertul--the great and the insignificant
lis ,nvincible determination.
A purpose once fixed, and ,hen-death
or victory! Tha, quality will do any
thing that can be done in this world !;
and no talents, no circumstances, no op-
portunities, will make two legged crea-
tufe man without it.--Bsrnion.
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Cedar County Agricultural So
Getty.
J. w. CATTELL, President.
T. JAMES, Tics President.
:. s. DANIELS, TREASURER.
ii. {. PlATT, Secretary.
Cedar County Legislature.
Convenes in Upton Monday evening
each week.
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NJ Ar RED.

On the 10th ul'., by Rev. Simeon A. Bagey,
at the residence of Mr. Callahan Dwiggius.
Mr.. Gro. w. WILLIAMsto Miss AMY c. Dwie-
GINS, both of Cedar county, Iowa.
On the Sd inst. b the sane, at the house Of
John Johnston, Mr.. DANIEL ADAMS to Mss
JOANNA HawHAKEH, both OF Cedar cpuuty,
Iowa
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CHIC AGO MARkETS


Nov. II, 1853.
Four-No. I, S. IS; No :, 50 % 4 50 80 !;
No. 3, $i,75; Wheat, % to Csc Corn 30 to
6Jc; Oats, p TO q Rye, Sc to 90; Pork, S. TO
s. so; Hams, j to l2!; Shoulders, I to s; Po-
tatoes, % a23; Butter, 10 10 Il Eggs. Is to
Il; Cheese 10 III; Lard, II to Il; Beans,
75c per bu.; Salt, s. - per bbl.
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SHERIFF"y SALE.

DY Virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, il.
ID sued on, Of the Clerks Zee Of the District
Court, III AID for the County of Cedar and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of John Wright, and
against William Vanhofn. have levied upon
the following estate to wa: The South East
qarte1 Of the North West quarter Of Section
thirty fur (3il Township seventy nine (79)
North Of Range four (4) west Of the 5thP M.
and shall offer the same sor sale al public out
cry on Saturday the 10th day Of December. "A.
ID. 1853, al the Court House door in said conn
ty. between the hours Of y O'Clock A. M. and
4 O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, to satisfy sa;a
execution and costs that may accrue thereon
JOHN H. Bireley, Sheriff
Rv JAMES w. BAGLEY, Deputy.
Tiptoa, Novemserash, lSoa. Mia
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E,4S~ The State oil Maine says the
bssi sewing machine" IN the world is
ene about II years old wears gater
boots and po2ke. 10 pat her wages m,
lr.spaysr.
We wona cnqlire the price of those "Ma-
chines.' W. would like 70 get ope or Two at
thu Office.
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Diac x smith All orders for Blacksmith
- Ing and Horse Shoelng strictly attended TO.
Rochester. Iowa III
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wAE.hErs a. HILTON.

RLACksNlTH-Aiio orders promptly attend
ID ed to. Upton, Iowa.
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CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.


County, Omcers.
s. A. 5BISSELL, Judge
J. w. CATTELL. Clerk.
]. c. BELTS, Rscr. and Treas.
J. IL. oBlRELEY, sheriff.
S. DEWELL, Surpeyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
!, HUBER, Prosecuting -fiiornty.
J. X. SNYDER, s. F. {. s. d. {.
District Court.
". F.. LEFFINGWELL, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each Month,
except, April and August, frs, Tuesday.
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AARON PEABODY,
g.OEY. III. ADAMS.

Observation-Disclosures G. Baglsyh Car
- rage Shop, Upton, Iowa
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IIoRRIp MURDER NEAR WHEELING, VA-Mr
Alex. Garden, OF Wheeling was brutally murder.
ed on Sunday last, while returning from Woods
field, where he went ON Saturday to pay his taxes
and near where he owned farm He was ri5jno,
along III company with several neighbors portion
of whom proceeded all cad at brisk pace, leaving
Garden In company with n man named Henry
Craig and another man who was much intoxicat-
ed. Garden remarked that he would soon over
take them. When the men ia advance reached
the river they waited for some time, and Garden
not coming up, they returned and found him Iy-
ing dead on the ground, wetering in blood with
his skull horribly beaten and manglcd by blow
from stone; his brains scattered for several rods
around; one ofhis eyes knocked out, and his body
awfully mangied. Craig was lying on the body,
an the other man, whose name we did not ascer.
tain, the ground nearby, with the bride of one
of the horses on his arm. The Wheeling lntelli-
gcncer says:
No cause is assigned for this terrible murder.
Craig pretended 10 be so drunk that he did not
know what he was doing. Trails Of blood were
traced for some distance as if Garden had attempt
ed to escape after he first struck Appearances,
in some respects, indicate that Craig was Invested
OF all his clothing except his pants. This, how
ever, is mere surmise, there was no evidence
of il ELECTED at the examination. Craig is single
man, and had been in the employ of Judge Elihu
Morris. He was committed to Jail"
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LET NOT THE SUN GO DOWN UPON YOUR
wRATH-ny MARY IRvrnG.


;, The sun lie almost down.
The shadows flicker higher
Upon the old pines, whose torch like tops
Are flashing Days last fire.
Obi ere their light goes out
Ere on that crimson cloud
The frat dim fold of darkness falls
From twilights deepening stroud
Come, lay my hand in thine;
Look 10 your gate of heaven,
Glowing in purity and peace,
And say, ''7aoa art torgipsa'"
'I.et not the sun go down."
oh, triendl upon thy soul.
Swallowed by even doubt, to mar
Thy angels record scrolli
Thou hast too little known
The love thou couldst forget
Even for moment; can the chill
Cling to the spirit yeti
Life is not long enough
For hours OF dark distrust;
Enough OF wo will come unsought
Ere dust return to dust'
"Peace--peace on earth'-was sung
Ger Bethlehem's hills of light;
surely, the loving angels bring
Its echo back tonight
Enouchl no need ofwords
feel | am forgiven!
One tear has caught rainbow from
The last quick ray of heavenl
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ASTRONOMICAL ExPLoRATIoNs.-Wit thin, COM
paratiVely, a short period OF time, twenty-three
small planets, in addition to Ceres Juno Vesta AMI
Pallas, have greeted the eyes OF our astronomers;
and the convctioni is beginning to prevail that the
number OF these minor planes is incalculable-
The idea, too, is strengthening, that all our stars
have plenary character; for 1t is found, on look
ing at certain parts of the heavens which were ac
curately mapped few years ago, that the several
objects areno longer in the relative positions as
signed to them Oh the maps. Here is new theme
Tor speculation. VIII the searchings of science
ever unravel the secrets ofthese mysterious orbsl
Boston Journal.
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D O. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
IA GROCER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, at his house, opposite the old stand of
Haskns Il Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing, where may besfosnd genera. assortment
Of all articles in his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rne Spikes, Caulking lrons Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes Wood Saws, and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GROCERIES.-Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles,
Butter, Lard, Molasses, &c.
BEEF.-Mess, Prime and No. 1; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues, &C.
PAINTS.-White and Black Lead Paris, Chrome
and Verdigrs Green, Vemillion, Chrome Yellow
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Spirits Tprpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets, BroOms, &c. oc7
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This years product of shawls in this country is
estimated at about 100000 of which the Bay State
Mills, Mass, are said to have made 800 0OO
The bridge across the Chagres river, at Barba.
Goes, is completed, and train of five cars passed
over 1t on the 24th ult
A bill is before the South Carolina Legislature to
exempt the volunteers from that State in the
Florida war; from ordinary militia duty.
Always doubt the sincerity Of girls love when
you see her wipe her mouth after you kiss her.
The cholera is evidently approaching our shores
IN that mysterious wave which no human power
can stay.
Two men named William Arrnor and Carney,
were accidentally killed in New Orleans on the 5fh
instant.
The San Francisco Firemen's Fund now amounts
to S20,000-SlOOO OF which is cash on hand and
Sl9oo0 loaned OUT on real estate at 1-2 per cent
per month.
Mr.. Kettle Of Buffalo, has invented fastening
to be applied to the inside of doors which NAV he
put on and takel. of without TOOLS and is small
enough 10 be carried il the vest pocket.
There is philosophy in the remark, that severv
man has IN his own lite iollies enough--in his own
mind trouble enough-in the performance of his
duties deficiencies enough-in his own fortunes
eViis enouPh-"lhout being curious after the al
fairs of others
Lyeurgus being asked why he who in other re-.
spects appeared to be so jealous for thu. aouoI
OF men. did not make his government deaocraticaI
rather than oligarchical. go you" replied The
legislator, land try democracy in your own
house"
Love one human being purely and warmly. and
you will love all. The heart in this heaven, iika
the wandering sun, sees nothing from the dewdroD
to the ocean, but mirror which it warns and
flls.--Jean PAU.
There is town in Arkansas, containing but six
inhabitants viz: crippled negro, jaekass a
quack doctor buzZard, apOlecat and alligator
There was population of until the postInas.
ter absquatuated.
A genius down east has invented spyglass of
wonderful powers. Hessaid he looked through it
at third cousin, and it brought him relatively
nearer than any OF his brothers.
A wag TINS eulogises his musical attainments -
81 know two tunes-the one is Aud Lang Syne,
and the other isn't; always sing the latter
Lynch Law is still much In vogue in the country
towns in California, and almost every day or two
furnishes accounts OF murders and summary in
fictions of punishment the offenders by the peo-
pie.
Halbut Goldfish, mackereI and sardines are said
TO be abundant in the ocean, near the northwest
coast of California vessel arrived at San Frar
cisco few days since from fishing cruise with
seven hundred Goldfish.
During performance at the Sacramento Thea
tre the dress OF Miss Caroline Rousset took fire,
but was fortunately extinguished by the lady her
self with bouquet she held In her hand at the
time.
The proprietors of heprincipai hotels in Detroit
have closed their liquor bars, In compliance with
the new law.
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GREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE

GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
w REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHlLADELPHIA.-On and after MONDAY
the 10Th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Philadelphia can be obtained of this Company over
their route, via Washington, thelollowins terms
viz:
To Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures co
10 IultddSi 90 W
baggage through the city OF Washington and Balti-
more free of any extra charge whatever; and as five
daily lines are run between Philadelphia and New
York, rates varying from s. to IS for each first
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public now be at no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York.
The Through Tickets named above allow
BILE soiourn in Washington and Baltimore, without
detriment to any privileges conferred by them.
s. RUTH, Agent Of Transportation.
Office r. f. l. T. Il. r. Co,
Richmond Aug. 18th 1855
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NEWSPAPERS IN THE WoRLD.-The following is
supposed to be the number of newspapers in the
world 10 in Austria IA in Africa, "a in Spain, ~
in Portugal 80 in Asia, 65 in Belgium, 50 in Den
mark, 90 in Russia and Poland, 800 in. ether Ger
manic States 500 in Great Britain and Ireland, and
1900 in the United States.
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An INTENSE NATIVE AMER1CAN-The most de-
cided case of nativeism we have recently known,
is that of person in Boston, who was asked to at
tend the Pilgrim Ball, at Plymouth, on the 22d in
slant. He replied, that she was nst going forty
miles to attend celebration in honor of the arri
val OF a parcel of foreigners
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JENNY LINDA lady, formerly of Charleston,
but now a resident of Dresden, writes as follows
with regard 10 Jenny Lind. We find the letter in
the Charleston Courier:
"Jenny Lind, whom believe | have already
mentioned as living opposite 10 u.s. has little son.
she nurses him herself On the doctors remOn-
stratns with her, and by way OF persuation, aSsur
isg her that her voice would suiier-nay, that she
ran the risk of losing il she pursisted in fulfilling
this maternal duly, she said-'Pcst a'!ap0rte je
re77plira les GcuoirS dune mere mon eRfdat-
really sublime sacrifc on her part She lives
perfectly secluded; she sees no one; her husband
she has convegteG, or 20 her own words, he is
baptized by the grace OF God She says that the
idea of her having been upon the stage will be a
cause Of remorse for life fer which she can never
forgive herself The good Germans think on the
subject OF religion she is than an enthusiast
She made so noble use of her powers whilst a
public singer. that am sure she should view it in
a different light. am told she has not much offs
fortune she would prefer living in England; but
on account OF the expense, has chosen Dresden as
place OF residence"