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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01
NUMBER Is.
AFFLICTED and wRETCHED, READ I
Mcsmerism, Psychology, Electro Magne-
tism, Hydropathy, &c.

AFFLICTED and WRETCHED, READl
Mesmerism, Psychology, Electro Magne-
tism, Hydropathy, &c.
IT .OUIS c. HOOTEE, for many years en-
- gagged in the practice Of the above, offers to
apply the same to all chronic diseases Of every kind,
many Of which are incurable by all other processes
II no Improvements Is manifested in q few visits,
like other physicians, he will discontinue the same
as i will then be obvious that the patient although
his rules simple, win not cannot enter into, or
be benefited BY his plan Of treatment One visit is
Orders may be left for him at Roots Daguerrean
Rooms, over Gilman's Drug Store, Pen isylvania
Terms-the usual fee, cash.
nov 28-eo3t*
PARKER'S FANCY STORE.
xXT II are just receiving a full suppIy Of
w goods suitable for the present season. and
approaching holidays, and our friends will find our
new stock to be very choice and very desirable and
that we are selling at very low prices Among which
IN LUBISs EXTRACTS:
Musk,
JASsAMIN,
HELIOTROPE, FIJI
ESS BOQUET,
And sixty other edors.
TOILETTE SOAPS:
gross of Lows brown Windsor Soap,
do of Cleaver's Honey Soap,
Tailor's transparent Wash Balls, &C., &c, &C.
Climbs, Hair, Tooth, and Nail5,ashes
100 patterns Of English French, and American Hair
SHELL DRESSING COMB,
INDIA RUBBER, do,
ENGLISH HORN and
PARKER's Fancy and Perftmery store
Under National Hotel.
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DRY GOODsi DRY GOODsi
Great Reduction in Pricesf

TIME subscriber, during this week, pre-
~ sents large inducements TO families and Others
in the purchase Of DRY GOODS, which he offers for
sale at exceedingly low rates. as Monday next he
will REMOVE 10 his new, elegant and commodious
store,
CORNER OF AND SEVENTH STREET,
where he viii open entirely fresh assortment Of
Dry Goods Of the best description.
All accounts rendered up to the present time, the
undersigned will esteem special favor to obtain
settlement II. s. TATE,
nov 10 325 Pennsylyana avenue
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

VUHO Wants a cheap Lot f--For sale for
w $3.50, lot containing 1,l75 square feet, situ-
ated on New York avenue between 4fh and 5th sta
j. r.. HODGSON. 4 n
No. 4o6, 7th street, bet II and l.
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UUsT RECEIVED AND For SALE
a. an assortment Of the celebrated Graefenberg
Medicines. S.R. SYLVESTER,
Druggist ac., corner llth street and Pa. av.
IA
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

ENJOHN r. HALL, agent for the Ameri-
can Organ, 9TH Ward, No. ga 9th street SOUTH be-
tween and q. Persons who desire to subscribe for
the paper will please leave their and residence
at Mr.. Halls, and Mr.. BoswelPs Drug Store, corner
Of 7th street and Virginia avenue.
tT THOMAS r.. JACOBS, Agent for
the American Organ, for the ffth and sixth wards
Office In Odd Fellows Hall, near the Marine Gsrri-
sOu.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

EE PERSONS residing in the First and
Second wards desiring 10 subscribe 10 the AnERI-
CAN 0ReAs," will leave their names at William H.
Hiltons, No. 3e5, Eleventh street, between and X
and at Mr. Carrolls shoe store, No III Pennsyvania
avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-f streets
pnr
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IORRING suOp.

- BUTT attends 10 all kinds of Jobbing and Re-
Ss pairing in the line Of Joiner and Carpenter
shop corner Of and 18th streets residence, No.
nov 14-dlm
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

DEAUTIFULN N NV JUyENILEs.--sun-
u day Afternoons IL the Nursery, or Familiar Mar
rativcs from the Book OF Genesis.
Light Through the Clouds, or Peace and Joy in Be
lieving.
The Nursery Governess, by the asthor Of "The
Week"
Addresses TO the Young, by Alexander FLETCHER,
d. d. For sale by CRAY a BALLANTYNE,
nov 27--5t No. 4gS, Seventh street.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
a FRESH stock Of Drugs and Chemi-
n calls, Fancy Goods Perfumery, Soaps, Hair
Oils Hair Dyes, Pomades, Combs Hair, Tooth, Nail,
and Hat Brushes together with complete assort-
ment OF goods usually kept in o frstclass Drug
Store 8. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist
nov IA Cor. Penn avenue and It'll street
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FORREST HALL RESTAURANT.

FORREST HALL REsTAURANT.
UyHECKER & SANDUSKH are now
prepared 10 furnish TO order all the decacies
Of the season. such as 80
.OYSTERS, GAME, FISH, DC,
and would respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends, and the public generally.
Their BAR is at oil times supplied with the choi-
ccst liquors, wines, 30.
nov 16
STOvES, TIN-WARE, ,JAPAN-wARE,
- No 4o5, Seventh street, between III and L.
The public respectfully informed that the subsc-
Der has hand full assortment Of Stoves Tin-ware
Japanware, and fancy articles pertaining TO- his line
Of business He requests the citizens Of the Northern
Liberties TO give him CALL and TO examine his stock,
believing that If they shall do So they win not 60
elsewhere 10 make their purchases.
Repairing, in his branch OF business, neatly and
nov i8-im JF. HoDGsoN.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

RENTON's GREAT WORK
- For sale by
nov Is is H0LLINGSHEAD.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

TON AND DALExANDRIA BOATS.
TyHE following are the hours of dcpar-
u lures Of the only reliable steam ferry boat ply
ing between Alexandria and Washington
The steamer GEORGE PAGE will leave Washing
ton daily, at the usual hours.
Will leave Alexandria at the usual hours
His omnibuses will leave the corner Of Pennsyl-
yania Avenue and Seventh street, 10 connect with
the boat also nj the usual hours.
His omnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at and departing from, Washington and Alexandria.
nov A-n GEORGE PAGE.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

EOR RENT, A PARLOR AND BED
II Chamber, furnished or unfurnshed, opposite
Browns Hotel No. 347 in one Of the best and pleas
antest locations In the city. Apply at the coniec-
tionery store Of j. q. WEAVER.
nov o0---ft
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

COAL AND WOOD YARD.
" E. WATERS 4 CO., dealers in Lehigh,
w Schuylkill, Red and White Ash, Cumber-
Land or Btuminous, and Transition
GOALS;
Hickory, Oak, and Pine
WOOD
Fuel delivered promptly to any part Of the city by
honest and careful cartmen, and faU peigM and
measure may Be relied upon
Office northwest corner of Twelfth and streets.
nov l3--eolm
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-01

T. NEAL, on Seventh Street, opposite
Oe Centre Market, keeps constantly on hand, for
wholesale and retail,
WINES AND LIQUORS
fall kinds,
nov 12-tf
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TUyO LET.--A comfortable three-story brick dwel-
u ling in good repair, surrounded BY fne shade
yard situated on street north between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets west, Immediately opposite
Franklin Square. Rent s25 per month. Possession
may be had Immediately.
Apply 70 J, O. McKELDEN,
No. 4ls, r st north, bet. 9Th and 7th sts vest
nov 15--H
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

UNHERE Is always something new un-
u der the sun, and therefore would inform my
friends and the public at large, that have opened
fine new Confectionery Store, opposite Browns Ho-
tel, No 347, Pennsylvania avenue, in which may be
obtained everything in the line in the best possible
manner and cheapest rates. Ice Creams Jelles Char
lofts Ices &C. Of all knds Candies Of all kinds and
kinds You may find here more than Rfy varieties
Of Cake all Of the best quality made Of good fresh
butter and eggs, and by the best workmen in the
United States. fatter myself can please the taste
Of the most fastidious. j. q. WEAVER.
N. b. Parties, weddings, balls, &c., &C., supplied
in the shortest notice and most pleasing terms.
nov l7--atau n
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TOYsi TOYsii TOYsiii

I Almond, seventh Street, has received
uL large and beautiful assortment Of Toys and
Fancy Notions, and for sale wholesale and retail at
l,,,.r ,sr;cea nov oO-eost
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s45 Penn Avenue opposite Browns Marble Palace.
nov 14--2aw3m
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JUST PUBLISHED
MARTIN MERRIvALE, his ID mari
UROsCOPIAN PHYSICIANS.

nov II
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AMERICANS SHALL RULE THEIR CoUNTRyi
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

The PLow sUPEssEDED.-fhe En-
glish papers speak OF new machine,
the "Ro.ary Digger" which threatens T."
superseIe the plow as an Instrument o,
culture. Even with s!x or eight horses,
i, is said to be cheaper and more effect
I'VE than the plow. The machine is the
invention OF Mr. Samuelson ot the Bfl-
,annla Works, Banbury, and is very SIM
PIE III It's construction. IL consists OF II
simple frame, running on couple OF
wheels resembling az ordinary field roll
er. The weight and extraction com
biued, as the apparatus IS trayersed over
the land, causes a series Of digging forks.
or prongs, TO dig into the earth, aud ;hns,
with five or six horses, according 20 the
soIi ander operation, two men are ena-
hled to work down something Ike eight
or ten inches over width Of tfitee .eet,
thoroughly pulverizlng the soil, TO the
depth OF five OF six inches Dig.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

The RIyEa-We understand ina, the
rlver has risen some four feet, and IS
therefore In excellea. navigablc order
We have had this week the pleasure OF
seeing at our wharf, several large boats
from st, LOUIS The Gray Cloud, York
State and Roya! Arcn. have all visited
us within week past. and We suppose
will continue TO run regularly in the
trade. Nothing speaks more plainly OF
the increasing trade Of the Upper Mlssis-
sippl than the number and size oil the
boats, annually entering the trade. A
few years ago iew "o.d ilbs" and
stern wheelers sufhced, now the largest
boats tina, can cross the Rapids, fitted up
IN the mos, elegant style. call almost
every day What country this will be
In ten or twenty years more oil the same
kind OF progress that We are enjoying
.ow. = .Msscas!ne Enquirer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

suT" The wife Of !iege lord. yestcr-
iav afternoon, wen, to house on olive
street. between Linn and piau. where
he aforesaid husband vas living with a
fernaIe Of doubtful reputation, aud knock
ing tie panels cut OF the from, door with
an axe, drove the Aforesaid and bis wo-
man into tie streets. and splI, tn tu-
READ. beds,ead AM ctaus 70 pieces, and
broke UP the lootlng glass and stove.
ripped the beds 10 pieces AMI kicked up
a muss generally. ard then returned
home ,rlamphaE,ly C,n. Ca.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
r-----.--s--9ss-7--
To our bscribers.

We will inform our subscribers that
mex, week, owing to unavoidable circum-
stances, we will no, be able 10 furnish
them with the .9drertiser. Next week
being the regular term OF the Dis,rIc,
Court, and as the only room we could OBJ
tain in this place for our office is in the
Cour, House, which we occupy as tenant 5
a, will, we are compelled 10 surrender
up d,ging the week for the use OF jurors.
We have heretofore been prompt, and
Issued regularly each Saturday morning I;
and as this is our frs, failure we have no
doub. bu; tina, our subscribers In consId-
GRAFTON Of the premises will readily ex-
cuse US, and in return, we will promise
them tina, we will soon make Up for the
deficiency by enlarging our paper.
We have made our arrangements for
purchasing new press and new mater!-
ais, BY which we will be able TO come on,
in new dress during the month OF
June.
We would further ask our readers TO
excuse the barrenness Of our paper this
week, both as regards editorial and Sc
lectlons, as i, being the week previous to
the sitting of the Dis.ric, Cour,-at the
bar OF which both senior and junior have
engagements which require attention and
prlk ar.,ion.
In view o! our eniarglng, we would
request our subscribers TO assis: us a IT.
tie N obtaining new subscribers, as our
present number is scarcely sufficient to
supper, larger paper than We 10" nave
Although we may be very busy cour,
week. yet we hope to find time to add a
few names to our list, as we believe each
and every citizen OF this county VINO de-
sires to be esteemed Il nice man, viii sub
scribe for the .7drsrtissr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
TIE NEBRASKA BILL. An effort Will

THE NEBRASKA BILL. An effort will
be made tomorrow TO introduce into the
House another Nebraska bill. WAen
the States are called for resolutions. the
friends OF the movement, will present the
bill as u new measure bu, il will he the
old acquaintance with merely a new face,
and essentially the same as the PROPOSE
noa Of Mr.. Douglas. |; ia though. that
the number OF members absent will rem
der the scheme successful! 4, ieas.. the
most strenuous enertloa, Will lie made 10
render Il 50. and tie opponents o. the
Nebraska bill arc apprehens.ye as 10 the
resu,. Mr.. Bemoa Las prepared long
and Singing speech IN opposition. and
,s.li Try 10 g-, the floor early T:.e speech
II max. atol, seven columns pl he
h.obt y ! Herald
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
DANIEL DAVIS.
X. n. TAYLOR,
WELLS sPlCER.

FR.ScE AND THE UNITED STATES
A Partisan journal speaks thus O. the
probability which exists OF an increase III
the export OF American grain 10 Franc
as one 0! the results o.! the war III the
Orient:
I'VE have never, for our part consider
ed the cereals Of southern Russia as IN
dispe sable TO our internal consumption.
Odessa, Azotf, and the other ports OF
hose shores, have already furnished this
year from IL to IA 900 900 of heCtohtres
Of grain they would we, furnish from S
10 100000. This undoubtedly would
be a grea. resource, but the prohibition is
not irremcdable. The United States
also have considerable excess, which
has been estimated at $4,000, 900 Of
hectolitres. Now. as we have ourselves
estimated the deficiency Of Western Eu.
rope at $4,000, 900, it will be seen that
we have still large margin, and that we
can &c, along without, the cereals o! the
black sea, which are, besides, sufficient
" mediocre, not TO say absolutely bad,
because cultivation III those countries IS
still IN a state OF barbar!Sm. Besides, a
thousand reasons ought to decide us to
de<cr, southern Russia and to prefer the
United States. whose products are SO
much superior. In the first place, the
navigation Of the Mediterranean and the
Archipelago is much more dangerous
than that OF the Atlantic ocean, IN the
second place, the United States are q
civilized country, which will receive our
products in exchange for lts own whilst
the countries bordering the Black sea
still comparatively It desert, receive only
our crowns; and. finally. our cominercr
with the United States, whose future is
immense, Will very iarorably ettcc, our
vine cultivation, the fabrics 0. Lyons, and
the articles vi Paris, wAlls, the cotnlne' ce
OF the Back sea, .Jr Us, IS yer!.at!e
rum,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

IA Las, week we observed tina, the
Improvements Of this place would greatly
succeed those of any preceding year. l,
should have been exceed, bat the error was
not observed until portion of the issue
was in circulation All We have to say
is tina, i, was RICH, both ways, succeed and
creed, for OF course they did not pre-
eeel Mistakes and accidents occasion
ally occur in the bes, regulated printing
Offices as well as families We are all
!ahible.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

CaLIroRSrA oAMBLISG.--The Mays
Vile Herald says that sometime since
gambler absconded from tina. place,
leaving behind him a roulette wheel,
which on being taken apart was found TO
be SO constructed that by touching a
spring the bottom OF every box painted
red would be made TO rise, presented a
smooth surface, and leaving the hall no
alternative hu, 10 drop into the black. -
Should tie heaviest betting be upon the
black, the screw nigh, be presse! little
ualtrr, wiIereupon the bottoms of all the
black boxes would come up, and the uall
must 20 into the red. Moving with the
smootAnesS o. cluak wo.h, the machine
~ could never lal. With ii child
might play agalns, the world and win
every stake. Doubtless many young
man who has gone out from our eastern
states to the land oil promise, buoyan;
with hcal,h and hope and energy, and
has there earned by the sweat OF his
brow an amount sufficient TO render him
independent for life, has, ia moment OF
excitement or iorgetfulness, been induced
TO take his hard-earned gains at the table
OF gambler-perhaps such an instru-
ment as this and has thus been robbed
not only OF his wealth, but OF tbs hope,
his energy, and MS selt-respect.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
Congressional Cony snt,3n.

The Democratic Commute" have called
a Convention to be held a, Upton ON the
18th o! May next, for the purpose OF put
ting in nomination candidate for Rep
resentative in Congress Tor the ~ Con-
grsssic,!al Distinct Of Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

ABUSES or THE rAAyAtro PRlyl-
LEGE.-We referred 10 the fact day or
Two since tina, Mr.. Olds, chairman Of the
committee on post-otfices and pos,-roads,
rad proposed TO raise the postage on !es-
tiers IN order 10 Increase the revenues Of
the department. This would be wholly
unnecessary were the ranking privilege
a, once and forever abolished, and post.
age payable IN all cases in advance We
saw yesterday afternoon emptied into the
post-ofiice about three tons Of mail. The
bags were piled up something in the
form OF load OF hay. We were told
yesterday by mail agen, OH the Michl-
gan Southern road tina, he mad distributed
more than two bushels OF speeches 10 a
single office along the line, and to ano,h.
er, winch scarcely received dozen let
ters per week, ne distributed hundred
and ten copies from single mail
The truth IS, the ranking privilege
must be abolished. The people ougn, not
to submit TO fraud so stupendoas and
dcmorallzIng. A demagosee, who by
"a ~At o"NNtS89 III oIhfsNliIlS q stdt III Lon"
gress, can use j, FOR the most corrupt pur-
poses. That II is 50 used the people IN
this part OF Illinois are thoroughly con-
yineed. A post master IN a small coan-
t.y office told as iay or two since tia,
ne had been 9hl.ged 2. midnight to dis,ri-
butte from one . two bush, Is oi worthless
garden seeds. fot DAYS and weeks .ogetn-
n. thousands upon thousands Of dol
lars are tau' lost to the people Of the
country annually, and how those through
.hom i i done are entertaining a prop.
osi'loo to increase the prize OF the peo-
ples letters. Let the cry be raised all
over the land, abolish tie fronklng pr,c-
HsSe make postage initorm q, three cents
postage III all eases 10 b. paid in advance
Let petitions be gotten up in every city
ana town III the land and our repr. Sc nta
t,ves would no, dare 10 come home with.
on, making TINS much needed reform. -
tsieago Press
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

CocHiIuArE BANx,-Ihe supreme
Cour, OF Massachusetts has constituted
Ezekiel Colt, OF Piusfield, and Andrew
II. Hall, and Solomon Lincoln, OF Bos
ton, the receivers OF the exploded Coch-
nua,e Bank, OF Boston. he liabilities
Of the Bank, exclusive OF capital. is 1902
600 The gross assets S575 900.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
~- When YOU see us with our ne

ns- When YOU see us with our new
grey SUI, OH. don't st, US down for
know Nothing" for when an editor
knows enough 70 get full suit on credit,
he never can belong TO tia. society. -
Blu, how about the greeny tha, made the
suit 0, he'll pass 70. "hno. Moth
ing sure.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
Foreign Ne We.
HamtGrg, April H.

Hlmtgrg, apEl II.
Exporta,in Of arms and ammunition 10
Russia has been prohibited, and a corps
l'armee. with 81 guns, IS reported 10 oe
stationed between Nerrels and sawai"'
let.
4 British steamer OF war arrived al
Malta Oh the 7,h with important news.
The Turks purposly left free passage
for the Russians to Hrsova. and then
attacked them in the rear. Alter hard
fight, half the Russians were cut 'o'pleces
and the rest crossed the Danube. Gen.
Cariober, and twenty thousand troops
arrived a, Constantinople April 9th. -.
The Declaration Of War BY England
and France was known in Turkey, and
caused much excitement.
Hanover sides with the Western Pow
ers. All the German States except ba-
varia do likewise, and will support Aus
tria in forcing Prussia TO declare herself,
should the suhjec, before the Federal
Diet be independent.
New York, April -.
The Arahia's mails reached here yes
terday The garrison kalata', according
to Intelligence which has reached Wen
ma, made sally out on the 80 ut. TO-
900 foot, 1000 horse and go guns advin-
ced agains, the Russians which were
posted in force a. Skrlyley. Alter a
sanguinary engagement which lasted Z
hours, the latter were routed and pursued
some distance. Loss Of Turks 200, and
tina, + the Russians 500 men. From
2S,h March to Cd OF April there were
engagements OF greater OF less severity.
From kallaraschat it is stated that
1000 men and $4,000 guns were pre-.
pairing to attack S!!istrla. The heavy
size guns and the rocke, batteries had
arrived.
, The garrison of Silis,ria was stated &c
be 10000 strong including two Egyptian
regiments.
The Turkish corps at the command o
Mus.apha Pasha, who a. the last dates
stood at karassca, consisted Of 46, 900 OF
10000 men.