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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

s1lr. ZOE HdhSSN11 I1sf mass Is
9SSs6 The fine passenger steamer JULIA
DEAN Birmngs, master, will leave for
Sas.4zSsl ythe above place every Tuesday tat4 o.
~ clock, p Nj. s-E af.-ras-l= .--
For freight OF. passage apply on board Or to sss
Janis rua..-.i ..7...E - S. q. BAKER &c co. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
AFFAIRS IN CUBA

The Havana correspondent of the n. Y
Herald, under date of April 27th, states tina,
Immediately after the piratical seizure of the
Black Warrior, an American vessel, the La
MARITIME, while running for and near Matan
zas, was fred at by Spanish man-of-wal
brig. The shot was aimed directly for her
and fellshort only some thirty or forty yards
The Lamartine clapped on all sail, and ran
away from the government pirate This case
has been fully reported to the State Depart.
ment, by the Consul at Matanzas. Recently
the agents of the Black Warrior have been
compelled to pay, in addition TO the six thou.
sand dollars, further sum Of 90, 600 for back
zines.
The correspondent gives the following par
ticulars of this proceeding when this YES
sci was put on the line, she memorialized the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
MIR CRITTENDFN

The n. Y. Herald has another article, 60
ing to show that the repeated and elaborate
attacks of the n. Y. Times upon Mr. Critten-
den, on account of his volunteering to defend
NJ. f. Ward, are designed to make political
capital against that gentleman in behalf of
| Mr.. Seward, whose defence of negro, said
| to be insane, who butchered whole family,
| is warmly eulogized by the Times, and re-
| garded as presenting bright contrast to the
course of Mr.. Crittenden. 1t is impossible
| to understand the frequent and bitter as
saults upon one of the most pure and emf.
nent American statesmen, without the aid OF
the Herald's explanatory key.
That the excitement manifested by the
Free Soil organs upon the Ward case, arises
from any real sympathy with the unfortunate
Butler, no one for an instant supposes. Bad
as that caseis, it does not compare in horror
with crime which was perpetrated not long
| ago in the free State Of Wisconsin, and the
| narrowing particulars of which attract
ed attention even in foreign lands The
British journals published long statements
| and suitable comments upon this unparalleled
| atrocity, but we do not recollectto have seen
single syllable in condemnation of the YER
dict against the criminals from one of the
Free-SOil papers which are raving with such
frantic and impotent rage over the acquittal
of Ward We refer to the poor little orphan
boy in Wisconsin who was deliberately whip
ped to death by the man and woman with
whom he lived, because he would not tell a
lie! The plain and unadorned statement of
the facts in the case, are more completely
heart breaking than the most pathetic fancy
pictures which the magic pen of Dickens
has ever drawn. Yet the marble hearted
monsters who tortured to death this sweet
andinnocent young martyr, because he could
not forget his duty to God which had been
taught him by his departed parents, were on
ly punished in a free State by the petty retri-
button of ten gears an a penatentiary! If
that verdict has ever been condemned by
one of the Free-S0il papers, which profess
so much virtuous indignation at the acuuittal
of Ward, we have not been so fortunate as
to see it. We don't believe that they ever
have condemned the verdict in that case or
attacked the counsel for these two fends, or
criticised the administration of Justice in
Wisconsin. But if the deed had been COM
| mitted in slave State if Southern master
had whipped to death negro child for a
crime, instead of virtue, and had then es
capped with as lenient punishment as these
Wisconsin devils, would we ever have heard
the last of it !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

| government for the same privilege enjoyed
NV the Law line Of steamers, viz, To carry
two or three tons Of fruit on deck, without
being liable for tonnage duties. ms was
granted and after making some three OF iour
trips, small coast propeller also sent IN
| memorial which brought cut the decision
| that only the mail steamers could be allowed
the privilege A demand was now made
upon the Black Warrior for tonnage duties
upon her entire cargo for some five trips,
amounting to over $4,000, about six or eight
times the value of the entire deck loads of
| fruit. The agent at once petitioned the Queen
for remittance of the duty, on the ground
that the freight was taken by permission of
the Intendente.
This case has been pending for year and
half, and no answer returned. A few days
ago, the full amount was demanded and paid
under protest, and yesterday, Sl4oo of the
sum was returned, with the excuse that they
had discovered an error in the account as to
the amount
Great activity is said to prevail at the diff.
ferent Notifications and garrisons. The Cap
tain General has organized two regiments of
negroes, of 1000 each. 1t is his desire to get
under arms some 10000 of the same com.
plexion.
Mention is made of the landing of three
more cargoes of Pezuela's apprenticeship
at Havana, in conformity with vice regal
instruction-but one cargo in the vicinity OF
the RE Zarva, from bark showing Portu-
guese colors, with 80 Africans, under con-
tract for fifty years; after which, freedom on
| the most enlarged scale, as contemplated in
| the munifcence of Spanish philanthropy; and
| from two small vessels in the vicinity of 81
ezra Morena and San Juan de los Remedies
400 more under like merciful dispensation for
labor until they may chance to die.
on the look out, to interrupt the wholesale re-
vival of the slave trade.
The correspondents of the Herald state
that the Cubans are in great hopes of speedy
deliverance from the United States. "Bets
are freely offered without takers, that the
blow will be struck before the 1st of June y
The Captain General is preparing to give 8
warm reception to the anticipated VISITORS
But the opinion is expressed that, if the Uni
| ted States send a respectable force to the
Island, there will be no fighting. Gen. Pc
Zuela will cave in; the sick man will die with
out struggle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
T)TED

On Friday morning, the 9Th inst, EVALINE AU-
GUSTA FUQUA, wife of M. II. Mace, Esq in the
26th year of her age. The friends and acquaintance
of the family requested to attend the funeral from
the Rev. Mr.. Hose's church on Sunday morning at
IL o'clock, without further notice
v Botetourtpapers please copy.
On the 9Th inst, Mrs ELIZA R. BIGELOW late
consort of Robert w. Bigelow, in the oath year OF
her age The friends and acquaintances of the fami
y are respectfully invited attend her funeral from
her late residence, the head of Grace street,
Shockoe Hill, this Saturday afternoon at o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
MARRIED

On Thursday, the 4th inst, by the Rev. Basil Man.
w. IT., Col BENJAMIN F. DICKINSON, of Caro-
line county. to Miss ANN E daughter of Jas. Szer,
Esq, of this city. .-
On Thursday evening, the 18th inst, by the Rev. H.
Kepler, Mr.. WILLIAM A. LEE, Of Petersburg, to
Miss RACHEL BRUCE SATTERWHITE, second
dau ghter of J. w Satterwhite, of Richmond.
tYF- Alexandria and Petersburg papers will please
copy. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

Inc jury IN the case OF Deschamp and Chad.
wick, in Philadelphia, charged with conspiracy
to seduce Miss Sewers, rendered verdict of ouiI.
ty Thursday morning. A motion was made for !.
new trial, and the court fixed Monday week 10 hear
the arguments. The defendants, in the meap,;n, :,
were held to bail in the sum of S. 1000 each Nv
Glenat, the stepfather of Deschamp, became seen.
rity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssESGRR.-We
have received the April number of the South.
ern Literary Messenger. 1t is filled with its
usual rich variety of instructive and enter
tanning articles:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

gr Throat diseases, produced BY salvation, hack
ing cough bronchial affections liver disease, neural
gia and rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured
in wonderful manner, by the great purifier of the
blood, CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE 1t is the most
extraordinary discovery in medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

NEW MusIc.-We have received from ]. w.
Evans proprietor of the periodical depot on Pearl
street, two very pretty pieces of music, namely =
burton's Favorite Polka and Lamplishter Waltz.
Our young friends may find a variety Of sheet mn.
sic at Evans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

THROWING SToNEs-Several very small
boys were before the Mayor, yesterday, for throw
ing stones in the street. After receiving parenta
lecture from the Mayor on the improperly of such
conduct they were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

John Williams. aged about IS years, committed
suicide In baltimore, Wednesday, by taking lauda
mum. Nocause has been assigned for the act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

ISAIAH, the slave who was found on board
the steamar Pennsylvania, and lodged in jail a
New Castle, Del.,) was brought back to this city
last evening in charge of Mr.. Thomas agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

ihe superior Court of Person county, N. c.,
meets week after next. Bushrod Harris, against
whom Judgment has been affirmed for the murder
OF Winiree, will then receive his sentence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

The Legislature of Pennsylvania has passed am
act limiting the work OF minors absolutely to ten
hoursper day. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

WAsHBURN ASHLEY was to have been ex-
amined by Court of Magistrates yesterday, on the
charge of aiding and advising negroes to escape to
the North but owing to the TACT that only four Al.
dermen could be enticed upon the bench, the exam
ination was postponed until today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

The appointment ofcoi. B. III Jones' by tbs R..,a
OF Public Works ~ Director In the Richmond snS
BY the election of Mr.. Witcher to the Presidsneva
siyss great sstisfsction,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

lot Of tobacco was sold in Milton N. C.. las,
Tuesday, at so rs per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

DIsMIssED.-Joseph Duhamell, charge.
with threatening the life of Caroline Muller on In
4th inst, appeared before the Mayor yesterday d
answer the charge After hearing the case, hi
Honor admonis1ed the accused and then dischare
ed him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

OBSTRUCTION The summons against
Jesse Williams for ohstructing 10th street between
Main and Cary with bricks was called, yesterday,
and continued until to-day 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

RUNAwAY.-A negro boy named Samuel.
the property of Joseph A. Fox OF Fluvanna, was
arrested yesterday as a runaway and committed to
prison. He states that he left home last Monday.
and taking the tow path, travelled TO Richmond on
foot His master would do wen to send for him at
once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
A Monster CIR ENTERpRIzE.-Th

A Monster GIFT ENTERPRIZE.-The
New York journals have notices of monster gift
enterprise, in connection with new and highly in
teresting national work OF art on exhibition at
s'Hope Chapel" in that city. This great enterprise
is undertaken by gentleman highly spoken of, and
consists of S50000O worth of valuable property, a
part of which located in Boston, New York, Phi
iadelphia, and New Jersey besides one solid gold
tea sett containing 90 pieces made from California
gold; and numerous tea services and an immune
rable quantity of other recherche and costly gifts.
He gives two admissions and QUE full share for SO
cents Send on your orders for tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
SLASH COTTAGE.

TN LIE mEOl1ANlS oOhhb ~
VIII give MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION
to the SLASH COTTAGE, ON WEDNESDAY, 10th
ofMay.
The GUARDS announce with great deal Of plea
sure that since their excursion last Summer, tbs Co..
tage BALL ROOM has been enlarged to double its
former size, the SUPPER ROOM inclosed and ar
ranged for the comfort ofadies and gentlemen while
psrtaking of refreshments. and the Ladies' DRESS
ING ROOM fitted up with especial care to their
comfort.
The GUARDS have made such arrangements with
regard the excursion must give entire satisfsc
ton to all their friends and the public, from whom
they ask the same liberal patronage which has here
tsfore been extended to them.
The CORNET BAND will accompany the Com
pany.
The cars will leave the depot of the r., f. & F. r
z. Company at 5 o'clock, F. b..
Gentlemen and ladies not being able TO leave at
that hour will have the privilege OF going by the
o. clock train
Returning, the cars viii leave the Cottage at
O'Clock
REFRESHMENTS in abundance will be furnished
at citv prices.
Tickets for che trip 81 each, to be had of any men,
Der of the CompanySer ct the depot.
EP NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
my dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

BURGLARY.-The shoe store of Mr.. S. III.
Fisher, on Broad street, forcbly entered last
Thursday night, and robbed of shoes valued at
$500. The burglars effected entrance by forcing
the front door with bar, or some such instru.
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
100000 n. eI e So sss ~ |

L. .OUU.OOOi ing to S5oo, OOo to be
given to the patrons of the grand National TabIeaux
of American History, now on exhibition at Hope
MING, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT
The Proprietor begs leave to announce to his pa
irons and the public generally that in order thafal
may have an opportunity OF visiting this great Nation
al Work of Art and Tor the purpose ofa more correct
and widely diffused knowledge ofour country's bis
tory, he has taken the above large and beautifully
he has secured the following valuable property to
be given away TO his PATRONS
BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED GIFT CERTIFI-
GATES, good for two admissions, and one Of the
valuable Gifts, only so cents!
l valuable brick House and Lot in Philadei-
magnificent free-st.ne House and
Lot in New York City.............. Sc, geo
! ihreestory brick House and Lot in
the City of Boston. .........,....... 10, coo
l splendid Country Residence, in the
State of New Jersey, with 50 acres
of land in high state Of cultivation. 10000
! magnificent Gold Tea Set contain
ing 20 pieces of solid California gold,
with solid silver pedestal, beautiful
ly chased Cash valuation. ......... 5000
10 massive Silver Tea Sets, finely chas-
49,, 5000
near L. /. R., within few minutes
ride of New York Gity........... so 600
100 magnificent Rosewood Pianos, bya
popular maker. ..................... 81, 900
100 Silver Cups, of various patterns. 2,nn
5000 Gold Thimbles. $3.50: ......"...... 5000
500 Gold Watches consisting of Jules
Jergenson, Cooper, Inde pendent Sc
cond, Chronometer, Eight-Day, En-
amel, Diamond, Magic, Duplex, and
English Levers, Hunting VERY
heavy,) for Ladies and Gents. 50, a6a
Pairs of SPLENDID Horses, Carriage,
Harness, Observation-Disclosures. 4,0nD
100 Elegant Silk Dress Patterns..... 4,aee
20 Beautifully made Trotting Gigs. 1900
100000 Beautiful Steel Engravings of the
Home of Jefferson. ................ $4,000
100000 do of the Sultan CT Turkey. % coo
LOCO do. of the Gar of all the Russias ~ 900
l00,0 GOO do. of the Harbor of Venice, the
finest scenery in the World ....... 25,e69
$1,000 Views of Washington crossing the
DeiWare. Observation-Disclosures. II, e06
100000 Descriptions of Grand Tabisaux
forming desirable history of all the
stirring events of the Revolution. :. 2s, a08
5000 Pieces of fashionable Music. ...... p $50
ID Loans of 81, GOO each, for 30 years,
without security interest. ....... I5noe
9as Sets OF massive Silver Spoons. 925g
100 Splendid Engravngs, Gilt and Fan
cy Frames. ...........,......... 2go0
AL the above valuable property will be placed in
TO the hands of any responsible Committee appoint
ed by majority of all The certificate holders and
snbjeett 10 their control, for fair and honorable dis
tnbuton to all parties concerned which. from tbs
propretors extensive ngements tirong hout the
whole United States and Csnadas is expected to DO
about the LIST of August next
All ofdera for these beautiful Gift Certificates from
the country, addressed post paid, with the money
enclosed, to EDWIN WATERBURY, Hope Chapel,
No. az Broadway, win meet with prompt reiurns.
my 6-S8t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CENTRAL Asso-
CITATION hold meeting In the Hall of the House of
Delegates this evening. We understand that an
auxiliary Association is now being formed in Balti-
more, and that others to be raised throughout
the South and Southwest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
FAIRFIELD RACES.

aA& LIST DAY-TUES-
A&E1HS<> DAY, 10th Maya sweep
+ ~1ENSN- stake, mile heats, for year
old colts and fillies-Sl0O
$50 forfeit, to name and close Tuesday,
9th May-three or more to make a
Should the above stake net FILL purse of 500 will
be given tor mile heats free for all ages-two
TO make race.
tors purse 5000 mile heats-free for all ages$i0
entrance.
5rd DAY-THURSDAY, 18th May-Preprietor's
purse $S00-S mile heats-free for all age-$I5 en-
trance.
4th DAY-FRIDAY, 10Th Msy-Jockey Club purse
$500 mile heats-free for all ages
9Th DAY-SATURDAY, goth Msy--Mile heats
free for saddle horses only-for handsome bride
and saddle.
From the number of horses in training, fine
sport may be expected.
ap Is is JNO. BELCHER, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

INDIA RUBBER COMBS, &c.--Indh
= Rubber Pud and Dressing Comhsi Shell Pine.
Tooth and Ivory prsssiEs Combs. For sale n
my3 ZIMMERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

ENTERTAINMENT FOR LADIEs-Miss E.
w. WHITE proposes giving farewell PoeticaI
Reading thisiatternoon at Bosher's Hall, corner OF
9th and Main streets, to such school misses and
other ladies as may favor her with their attend.
anee The hour selected is 5 O'Clock, and as COM
paratively few of The fair daughters of Richmond
have heard their townswoman read, we presume
that large number of them will embrace the pre-
sent occasion to do so. We can promise our lady
readers interesting entertainment, and there
fore urge them to turn out and give Miss w a
crowded house at parting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06
ASNuc SpAs.-Eyery man who can af.

A SNUG SPAN.-Every man who can ar.
ford to do so should keep either horse or span
of horses during the spring, and summer months,
for evening rides and country airngs; and if other
opportunities were dispensed with, aud strict
economy pursued, there are very few young men
who could not afford to provide himself with such
healthy and valuable appendage as good horse
The SIS per month necessary to "livery" horse,
would be light indeed to any one receiving fair
salary, if other indulgences, less conducive to
health and happiness, were dispensed with; but
if they continued, then there are very few who
can afford the extra tax the keeping Of horse
would impose. If any of our readers wish to pun
chase 'snug span," or a single "goer." we advise
them to call on Mr.. George l.. ERNEST at his sta
bles on Council Chamber Hill, and suit themselves
at once. as he has fine stock on hand, which he
will sell very cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

AccipExTAL DRowrING.-We regret to
lsarn of the sudden death OF DIR. 9EoReE w CAUL-
rfEIp D, Of this city, With patty Of friends be had
zone mn the James river. about miles above Rich
noud 10 Cedar Islaud, Mr.. Jesse Wflliams farm, on
fishing cxcuraou. and while being rowed "a q Ger
tain point In the river by negro man. wasseized
with ft fell back into the water and sunk to rise
DR.. CAuErIELD graduated at the iastsession of the
Virginia Medical College, and was young man of
talent He leaves large circle Of friends to mourn
his untimely end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

RACON.-Prime dry Western Bacon
mys Ell. SKINNER, c1yst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

NEW YORK, May 4-Arrived, schooner John CLARK
Sands of Fredericksburg, from Baracoa, with bana
mas % pine apples, DC. Cleared, schr. Ann PurneIl
for Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

NOTICE--All persons having claims
In against the estate Of the late N. @. CROW, de-
ceased, will please present them to JOHN NJ. GRE
CORY at once, in order that arrangements may be
made for their speedy pay ment
RC 3. CROW, ''
my 6 st Exor of N. Q. Grow, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-06

TABLE CUTLERY.-Jos. Rodgers 4
Il Sons, and other celebrated fine Ivory Handle
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks in sets of 81 and
50 pieces; do do, without forks by the dozen, Game
Carvers, Steels, &C., all balance handles and the
finest Eng ish Goods, imported. For sale by
r. M. ZIMMERMAN
my6 Corner Main and 18th sts
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
WOODS NURSERY.

I emiles east Of Iowa City, ~ north east OF
I'D Mnscatiue. and north of west OF Keen
ester--comprisg about 9 acres OF grated Ap
pletrees. grown on prairie soil, OF the .oiio"'
ing varietles;-- a.
american Summer Pearmain, Red
June, Street June, Summer Rose, hummer
Rambo Early Street Bough, Sumaer
Queen, Hoeket, Ohio .Nonparea, Whae
Rambo, Vine .7ppls, Fail Rdnsbo, Caro-
lima Street, Street Bongh, Tests Street
Waloa's Street, FOODS Street, Mark
Street, Red Apeet Pippin, Striped Sree'
Pippin, Roman Stem, Baid~", Ra~iey $
Jannet, Grey Romanite--.Asrer Fail or
Rockran.ain, While Winter, Pedrnsa,n,
Winter Red, Cart House = Glpin or Red
Romantic, Wells .7ppie or Brooks Red.
Streak, Halidorer, Mreere, Northern
spy, Suarr, W,llop Tuig, Bar or Mi
in, Street Romantic, ieiioU Bei.tiorer,
Princes Harvest, Princes J,meating,
Rhode Island Greening, Pennock's Winter,
.Neutomn Pippin, Early Pennock- Po'e
Cat.7pple-.Aan!ey Earl -.Necely'sEar.
~ or Shaker YELLOW, Pumpkin or PounP
Street, Dancers Winter Street., Lyman $
Winter S,reet, Benoni, .Nearioun Spitson.
bugh, Green Pippin, Winter Sreet, MI
ehael Henry Pippin, INDUSTRIOUS Pippin,
Fail Beauty, Carolina June, Vandirere,
Grind Stone or american Pippin, Vine
Sap, Ortley- White Detroit Warrsn Pip
pis-Hollow Core Pippin- White Bellfou-
er-Jersey Grening or Hoolman's Long
Glass .Apples, Red Nripe, Pound Pippin,
.Naiden's Blush, Builoeks P,ppin or
.7nerican Golden Russell, Harrison,
Horse .apple, Halock's Farorite' Red
Winter Pearmain. Smiths Cider, White
Pippin, Red Siberian Crab.
PRIcE OF TREES, $40, FER 100, OR
$50 90 PER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken at
a fair price, if delivered when the trees are
purchased. The length of time required 10
bring trees into market, and our low price for
bids our selling on credit. Address,
G. P. WOOD, Pedee, Ceoar Co., Iowa.
10Th month 18th, 1883 ,n6-lsw.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
A1A5cg5


Neat be your farms: 'ts long confessed
The nea'est farmer Is the best.
Each bog and marsh inlustrion. drain,
Nor let vile baiks dctorm the plain,
Nor bushes on your headland grow, 3
For hrars q stnvcn's culture show.
Neat be your barns, your houses neat,
Your doors be clean, your court yards sweet;
No moss the shelterihg roof enshEoad,
No wooden panes the window cloud;
No filthy kennels fonlly bow,
Nor weeds with lanklng poison grow;
But shade expand and Fruit trees bloom,
And Towering shrubs exhale perfume
With pales your garden circle round;
Defend, enrich, and clean the ground.