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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

Choice Extracts from Broyvnson'
The following significant passages are
taken from tie January number Of Brown
sons Review. u.
Our readers wilFsgree with US shas no
comments are needed upon them-they
certainly speak for themselves as to the
impudent presenssons Of the Church Of
Rome:
Pro,estantism, whatever its pretent'ons,
is really hea,henism, aud nothing eI'e'
Disguise i, as you will, all who are
no, heathens are Catholics. Heresy and
infidelity may assume a thousand shapes
but always a, the bottom are they hea'
,henism, and nothing else.
The first duty of every civil govern
men, is to pro,ec, the church and main
tain the freedom of religion, we say
nothing of heresy and lnfdelity, which,
as far as we could ever hear, have not,
and never can have, any rights, being, as
they undeniably are, contrary to the law
of God.
We try all princes and secular pow
ers by their relations to the spiritual or
der, and care not fig, for any Of them
further than they serve it. Our Lord
founded his church on Peter, and we are
submissive to her only as we are sub
missive to Peter in the person OF his
successors. The sovereign Pontif IS un-
der God, the fountain Of all the auihori-
iy ,De reepect on earth. The Church is
all in all TO US. and she is to US only
through the sovereign Pon,iff.
And therefore, we lose all the breath
we expend in declaiming against bigotry
and intolerance, and in favor OF religious
liberty, or the right Of any man TO be oil
any religion or no religion as the best
pleases him, which some two or three Of
our journalists would fain pursuade the
world is Catholic doctrine.
When we ourselves are afraid to asser,
the supremacy Of the Church and the sub.
ordination of the State, and to maintain
that the secular is for the spiritual, and
no, the spiritual for the secular, when We
are afraid TO acknowledge the supremacy
of Peter in his successors, and deem il
the part of prudence to explain away OF
half deny the Papacy; wha, have we go
to say to the Protes,ants
We must, therefore, if we mean to bt
Catholics, be truly like the world
be Papis,s, and fearlessly assert the Pa
pal supremacy. We shall then get rio
OF protestan; heathens; or atheis,ioal pol
itics, and have Catholic ground on which
to oppose Professionalism. This is the frs
thing necessary for us. This done, W,
become politically and socially, as we ART
in faith and Worship, united body.
The active mass Of our (American
people ; those who influence public affair
and give tone and character to tn. coun
try, we believe 10 be utterly destitute O
all sense Of religion and morality, an
capable of any iniquity demanded b
their interests or their passions.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Oursslvos.

We owe an apology to our readers for
the quality Of paper on which . portion
Of our edition OF this week and last is
printed. We have been purchasing our
supplies Of paper of the Moline manu-
!acturers for sometime and hoping con-
,inually that the next 10, would improve
in whi,eness. texture and finish. In this
hope, however, We nave been thus Tar
disappointed, and have become about tired
Of using such stuff. We can get good
paper elsewhere, and will shortly do so,
if the quality Of that made by the up riv-
er factory does no, improve. We prefer
supporting manufactures near home, but
don't prefer paying SO dearly for the Ink
ury.-.hus. Eng.
Just precisely our fix. We desire to
give our subscribers a PAPER printed on
good, white, endurable material, and also
feel inclined to support home industry,
but must now say we esteem the Moline
Mills a nuisance instead Of benefit, as
their paper is Of wretched quality, and
can only be obtained at the will and
pleasure of the manufacturers, who, hav.
ing the whole trade of the country, are
becoming reckless, and feel inclined TO
treat us as they please. We, too, as
soon as possible, will make other arrange.
ments and obtain better paper. In the
line of printers ink, an extra good ar
ticle can now be had of r. NJ. Burnett
of Muscatine. 1t is the best we have
ever used.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
YnoculationF For Cholera.

incubation with 'Caustic Issue, now
rsa,ing so much excitement. aud wonder
among the medical Swans Of Europe and
us, from the simplicity Of its character
was not discovered by distinguished
Berlin physician but by an American
physician, we'll krown in this country -
1t. was sen. by him to the leading minds
of this country and Europe as lar back as
ls47 and is gradually being tried as q
successful and practical experiment since
then. l, is now seeking its way into the
Prussian and Russian armies, and ere
long, will no doubt be introduced into
Austria, France and England. 1t will
extend itself with electrical effec, over
the world as the opposite Of vaccination
entirely neutralizins another pestilence'
1t is noticed by physicians as singular
fact, that small pon precedes and sue
ceeds this Asia,ic cholera. The late
Russian Minister, Bodisco, introduced il
to the notice Of the Emperor Of Russia q
year prior to his demise.
AS successful experiment, it is now
showing itself in practical illustrations o
its preventive power, in isolated instance:
over this country and will no doubt here
after become fixed fact. This simple
process will, when introduced, be the
means of saving large sums to European
Government. together with the lives o
their soldiers. The discoverer receive.
as rewards, SO noticed by the European
presses, diplomas from each Of the uni
verslties, together with jewels taken from
the crown of each monarch. The prize:
through all Europe offered since lS49
for an absolute and reliable preventive
Of this pestilence, and that haue been &C.
cumvlating since 1918, amour, the sun
of las, 900 pounds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Arrison Still in Town.

The Cincinnati Times Of the 9Th,
publishes an extract from letter received
from highly respectable citizen in Iowa,
residing near the father Of Arrison. Of
internal machine fame. Ii says:
Ia Your paper Of August Sd, you speak
Of Arrison as having escaped from Iowa.
Ills iather lives within five miles Of this
place. and Is my practice calls me in
the neigborhood Of. n, ! can say with
certainty that he is still in the bush near
ms father's. Traces Of him are seen
every day, and he has been shot q, twice
within the last week. bul the brush is 60
thick that he has thus far escaped. There
Is a continual watch kept up around the
place.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

THE DOUGLAS MEETING At NORTH MARKET
HALL.---Ffrs 7honsand Persons Present. hr.
Douglas had stormy meeting last evening at
the North Market Hail. There was a great A.
mount OF groans and cheers. But there was
nothing like riot or any approach to it.
he said some bitter things az ainst the press of
Chicago, aud did not compliment the inei-
gence OF citizens in very pleasant terms. They
refused to hear him on these subjects To-
wards the close Of his speech they became SO
uprorious tn at he was obliged to desis.
The plain truth is there were great many
there who were unwilling TO hear him, and
manifested their dsspprobation in very noisy
and dlsrespectful manner. We regret exceed
ingiy that he was not permitted to make his
speech unmol ested. That would have been ia r
better than the course that was pursued.
We are glad, however, that when he deci-
ded te make no further efforts, The people pea
ceably retired to their hores and all was quiet
Dem Press, ID.
In addition to the above, we learn
through private source, that the mayor
of the city, with a depu,ation of twelve
from each ward, were in attendance to
enforce decorum, but that the remarks of
his giantship met with so little approba-
ton that nothing but groans could be
heard after the first fifteen minutes of his
remarks that the citizens of Chicago
were impregnable in their opposition to
the grants iniqui,ous protege.
|, has long been the abiding consola-
ton of the Nebraskaites, tina, when Doug
las took the stump in vindicaton Of his
tavorite, that "abolitionists" would quail,
and bewidered, soit-pated Democrats
would lick back all their opposition to the
measure-would come to the stool of re-
pentance like returning prodigals or pen.
i,ent backsliders, and mcekly swallow
the pill, and cry with loud voice
Great is Bill Nebraska, god OF the Pc
cular institutions :" Yes, in The Clan,
they put their trust, through him they
looked for victory. But alas, he has ia.
ken the stump and sIgnally failed. The
citizens Of Chicago & his place Of resi-
dence) refuse 10 endorse him. Thus
their hopes are Frustrated: their grea,
Napoleon is dethroned, and St. Helena
awaits him; his protege is his Yelling
ton. and Bill Nebraska is Jack the little
Giant Killer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

HOLE IN THE DAY.-This young Chip
pewa Chief knows thing or two:
At recen. council with the Chippewas
the Governor ,hreatend the Indians with
the loss OF their annui,ies if found drunk
and any indians portion thus forfeited
was to be divided evually among the So
Der. Hole-in-the-day, a distinguished
orator, remarked in reply, that it was
just, but that the same rule ought to be
applied to the agent, ,cho was grea,
man. and had a great annuity. 1t ough,
to be taken from him, and divided like
the others, for he ct drunk rsry otten.-
Chicago Dem.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

HE EFFECT or THE DAouTH.-The N. "
journal OF Commences says that the Catskill
nne OF barges have been taking oats. ~ Ia roe
quantities, from New York to Ca.skill. wifhin
rev weeks, for the supply OF Greene. .nd
even Delaware counties. barge on Fridav
evening had l7OO Bushels on boaTd, and load,
o. potatoes were bought in that CITY a "a So
per ool, % supply Ca'skill and vicinity. The
a1ou.n y very severe IN that region. We are
and buckwheat, their staple prod ucts. are Il.
nost destroyed, and their pastures dried IN. n.
.orsing gloomy prospect for the rcn,nE w;n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

TRAGEDY.-.At St: Louis, on the eve-
ming of the 29th ultimo, a cabin boy be.
longing to the steamer Forest Rose
snatched an apple from fruit stand on
the levee, and was pursued to the boa,
by an Italian. Here they were met by
the mate, who shot the Italian, killing
him almost Instantly. A policeman who
attempted to ares, the mate was stabbed
by the latter, from the effects of which
he subsequently, died. The murderer
was finally arrested. Mus. Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

CURIOUS AWARD. Among the re-
wards at tie late celebration Of the Jack.
sonville (ill.) female seminary was the
following:
10 Miss Hattie j. Hine Tor meekuess
OF disposition kind hear,edness and al
lection, a husband : Mr.. Austin Rock
we'll. II such magnihcen, prizes are an
nually awarded the school will become
refv popular Err
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
NOTHING Grows VAIrWe nm

NOTHING Grows VAIs.-We un-
derstand that an enterrrising German is
about to secure patent for his discovery
oil flax, or It's equivalent, in fifteen differ.
ent kinds OF common weeds. The dis.
covery is to be turned to accoun, in the
manufacture of numerous articles Of which
flax is the principal, but especially in the
manufacture ofpaper, which is matter
Of deep interest just now to the publish.
ing world, scarcity of rags being great
embarrassment to business. - National
Mtelligencer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Nh. John Gorrov. N-

YOU will take notice that on the ,o,, J.,
= April A. d. 1854, there was Flea i; 10y Of
once Of the Clerk Of the District Con-. "a zoe
Tor Cedar county and State of Iowa - ~ ana
Of Wen. spicer claiming Of you the " ps ~
dollar and twenty nine cents, as monsr s y, one
taxes interest and costs paid by said uae Tor
upon lot No seven al In block No. eleven esG one,
IN the town OF Upton in said county. said W
interest and costs being the deinauenrSS axes aas
said lot for the year A. d. 1852, and tho; , upon
has been issued and returned endorsas NY noues
sheriff "defendent sot found !, and a, :. ~ the
term Of said court was continued viii an W. nay
for publication Said petitioner further see J'a.s
lorsciose your equity Of redemption and ,h W
rightof yourself aud all other persons sh INV we
ever TO redeem said lot in accordance Win u ~.
statutes in such case made and proyidca aa. 'ae
have the deed given him by the treasutrr u 70
county In the name Of the State of lows ronsrn'
ed and made absolute by decree Of The conu
and unless you appear on or before the ?stb d.S
Sept 1854, and make defense TO said e;,irn ~ "
fault will be entered against you and irdgmsn,
rendered thereon, and the prayer OF said n.,i'
TONER granted. J. w. CATTFIJ F'"'
nSo-4W-S4 Clerk Of D.strfcf ,.,.r,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

COMING ARouND.-The Fort Madison
Ptaindealer upbraids its Democratic CO.
temporaries and the leaders Of the party
Tor having made the Nebraska Bill and
other odious acts of the administration
tests OF party faith, and very correctly as.
crlbes this course: Jas the cause OF their de.
ieat IN the recent election in this State.
The Plasndealer is little too late with
its plain talk.-.Mus. Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

The Roman Catholic prizes, at Per.
Jarvis, n. Y, was lately liberal in the
use OF the horse whip upon some of the
faithful. la tie ecstacy of the work,
however, some If the blows missed the
true church and fell outside upon o. e
Daniel b. Brown, who forthwith caused
his reverence to be arrested for assault
and battery, who was found guilty and
fined $50.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
THE RAIL ROAD TAX

Public notice ID hereby given to all persons
who have not paid their Rail Road tax for 1858,
that If the same Is not paid on or before the 18Th
day OF August, the undersigned treasurer OF &C.
dsr county will proceed to collect the same by
process OF Law.
J. G. Belts, Treasurer cedar county.
~ All persons who have not paid for lands
purchased at tax sale will please come forward
and pay up.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

sse A train Of Mormon emigran,s on
their return from residence Of SIX wears
at Salt Lake, crossed the Missouri river
in search Of home in the States, day
before yesterday.
They have LEI, that country. on acooun,
Of the Immortality and oppression Of the
Mormon Church. The train consisted Of
8 wagons and soms 80 persons. Polla.
dunn.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

skN~ One Of the operators of the house
telegraph, states while repairing the ,ele-
graph wires at Fairfield few days since,
full grown toad was found under the
glass insulato!; on the top of a pole,
which was chestnut, perfectly smooth,
70 ieet high, and not near any tree or
building.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

sAJ Flour and wheat have again
reached famine prices in New York.
On the 26th inst, State brands OF -four
were quoted al $40. Ohio and Michigan
SlO 81 IL to Sll so per bbi. Prime
Genesee wheat quoted at 81 % to 81
~ per busheL A, these rates prices
prevailing at present ia our " estern
markets will be sustained. Mus. Jour,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

Public notice is herebv o;vo,
ed pespesals viii Be- received ~ seat
County Judge Of Cedar county y Iou ne
until the fiast Moaday in Oc,obs,, i ,os:'
for u erection Of a County jail f., ,o y
use Of said County. Said prooo,,l .' ,n ne
Be accompanied with plan, and .nsc; aSua
lions. SAMUEL A. BISSELI.
Sept. 2, 1864. nodO se'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

"A droll fellow being requested BY an old
lady 10 read the newspaper, took It and began
as follows:
Last night, yesterday morning about two
o'cloc k in the afternoon before breakfast, hun
cry boy about 40 years old bought ftp custard
for levy and throwed it through brick wall
nine feet thick and jumped over it and broke
his ankle right above the knees and fell into
dry mill pond and drowned.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
ESTR4T HORSE.

TAKEN UP by Samuel Long, lr., in
Il Upton. on the 18th day Of August, 1854, =
hands high, black name and tail, saddle aud col.
lar marks-saddle and bride ON when taken up.
Appraised at $50 before r. NJ. Long, Esq.
}. w. CATIELi.
Aug. ~, 1854. n40-3m County clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
MOULD take this opportunity of returning
w his thanks TO Tie citizens Of Upton and
vicinity for past favors and patronage and to
INFORM them that he u still pushing along the
above business in this place and i now located
over Shaw 4 Bagieys store in the room former
~ occupied By w. H. Tathill . Law Once
where he keeps constaAtly on hand
Harness, Driales, Collars, &c.
and al ether articles pertaining to his business
which can 3 had ready made or made 10 or.
YER. Give him calf.
Upton, Nov 18th, 1883. n3 U.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
=. Q. sTEikI tP. STEIN.
9TD g N -
WHOLE s ALE = RETAIL
Furniture and Chair Ware Rooms.

ne ,nrits tie attention. Of ne citizens Of
ItPfon, and CsdGr county IN general, 10
our assortment Of furniture, chairs and
mattresses, cowsissasg Of essyy article gen.
orally called jor n our line. We hare
some fUe"ty different sfyIes Of chairs, "a
ry'ng N prices from "a so 10 $40 dolls.
Per set; Rocking. al from 81 so 10 $50.
bureaus PLAIN und fancy from 8l4 10
@4O, Bedste0ds from ~ so to S2Oa picce.
N short, s0e thank you for your liberal
patronage thur far, and i,sviie al IL, ,cdnf
q articles IN our i'n1 70 give ~ call and
We shaA stripe 10 suit you in price and
styh. ~ 'cnyrani cpzy article 10 be as
appreciated. Ware Room | Door east
ofNs Rink, .Nvsrotire Io,r~.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
hr The Cincinnati Commercial ha

%Ihe Cincinnati Commercial has
the following:
1--WE received letter from Lexington
Kentucky, yesterday, stating that the
Cuban excitement runs very high in the
vicinity, and that companies OF rihemen
were being formed in different parts Of
the State, 1900 volunteers having already
been formed. The names OF several
eminent and wealthy ken,uckians are
connected with the enterprise.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
EyTRAY HORNE.

TAKEN UP by John r. Cote, in Pioneer
L township, Pcayune Grove, yellow bay
horse, with one white hind foot, LEFT fore foot
white a few white hairs in his forehead, and
about Is hands high. n3I
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
LIME. LIME.

The undersigned are now barning Lime At
their kiln on Cedar river. two miles above Roch
ester. and are prepared 10 supply al. who favor
them with a call. with Lime OF the ber, quality
and on reasonabie terms.
n39-3m J. NJ & D. CASEBELR
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
THORNS MILL.

THOR.N-S MILL.
TORONTO. CLINTON CO., IOWA.
This is one Of the largest and lest construe-
- ted Water Mills in the State. Custom grind
ing done al an times.
u The Proprietor is fitting up . Card
Ing Machine. and will, in the spring, BE-
prepared "a. do business.
GEORGE THORN,
Toronto. Clinton county, Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Execut0rss Notice.

ASACO0VOB'O NVtkVUs
PUBLIC NOTICE is Hereby Given,
to oil persona knowing themselves 70 be in
debted to X N. Taylor deceased, either by note,
book-account or otherwise, that the undersign
ed has been appointed Executor Of said estate,
and such debtors are requested 70 call and settle
Also, all persons having claims against said e.
tate are requested 70 file the same with me N
soon ~ convenient n. c. PIATT
Executor estate r. N. Taylor, decd
Sept 2, 1854, noAO
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

Cool Friend spicer, the spicy editor OF
" the Cedar County Advertiser at the late
election, was candidate for prosecuting Al
torney and handsomely beaten. He however,
appears perfectly cool. and seems TO treat the
whole matter as stoke" Wells, we wish
that, you have taken passage on so slow boat
as SHE Governor Bates. - Cedar Falls Bdnner.
Cool OF course We KEEP; cool the dear
sovereigns did not appreciate our abili-
ties as highly as We did ourselves by 100
per cent. Still we could see no adyan-
tago TO be derived from fret,ing our giz-
zard about it, especially as the thermom-
eter stood a, lO4 in the shade. Calmly
and dlspassionately we summed up the
differences in opinion between the SOW
ereigns and ourself, and said with the
Cardinal
Farewell a long farewell
To all my greatness,
and with O,hello---
To mourn a mischief that is past and gone
Is the next way 70 draw new mischief on"
We were little ashamed OF being
caught creeping out Of the Titles, end Of
the horn, and endeavored to convince our
friends that we wasn't the man, but fail
ed.
We are thankful for the kind wishes Of
our friends of the Bonner, but don't in
tend to encroach upon the whig colony
'.up Salt River We are going the over
land route .'up Nebraska"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03
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MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
to those who have tested Tvs great hedng
nevertheless give itin Mr.. Dodge'sownwords we
know il to be true
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE, living near Cynthiana, Posey
county, Ind. that last winter about Christmas while
engaged in choppDg wood he cut his foot very bad he
repaired 10 the house and his boot or and found that
his great los was cut oa he sent Immediately for bot
tie OF GARDlNEH'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
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ound Healer and in short time the pain and sore
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MS TOE GROWED on .AGALF!l
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Mr.. Dodge says he may be referred TO as to the bene
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as he has used IL in sever cases in his family, and
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Numerous certificates could be given but We think the
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u y Preparec by JAS. L. GARDINER.
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+" Woolsey ~ Linck, Evansville.
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