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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

Esxs The grading OF the road between
Lyons and Iowa CITY is PROGRESSING ran.
aaiy. Enough Is dol4e TO enabl. tie con.
tractors % keep ahead oil the track LAYERS
Who VII commence operations IN ,hs
spring. This road is - connec, with
anu Dc continuation oi the AR Lin. -
me chicago and Galena Company and
y u 'ne route 10 Iowa City viii be abou,
t.iRi mics shorter than by any other
= great hridge j. to span the AI,ss,ss,np,
ron Fulton 10 Lyons. The ess,na,es
= =, me cost OF II are now being made
When that bridge shall be so,npl4,aa
rraiAs viii run from Chrago ,I,..s, :,
IOWA 'isy' aud thence westward 10 tho
missouri river.-- huron 7.l<x, gpA.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

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w. a.-mar "A = IL Aus Eas. II
the sit inss-. ia - iaens Sss@stes-
A, gashisgt4n. - IL Mrs, W..
Gsrds.,es- -s.cTssn3 = - she notorious
Dr.. Gardner, coSafasssei s,seat~-
= A, kxsf pan lsre, OF he ns~nlng q
,hs In. ne Nessasla bill pss<< IL sem
az. Tee debate was ro1sssnset grtsl s1.t
b,ar. and participated ID s Css-- Be-
Da~sea, Nons, Ss.asSr. Nadsr Hs.ey.
FssseD!er,. Weller HSSsas1 sr1 Dsss-
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Pa; Bso1o. Of, Bauer. os s. C.:
Cas-. Of MICA; Csay. Of Ala; N1xx4-
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D,oglas, ct H.: Evans, o. >. C.; Pss-
patrick, u Ala. G<yr, q Ao-; Gxlns q
Cal; Hunter, 81 Va; Johnson. a Ark,
Jor.<.. Oh Tenn-, Hsaxrs.on, Of, MOI
RS. OF n. H; Ps.n. 81 In; Pratt, d
Nd; Rgsk, o. Tex. Sebastian, u AK.
Shields. Of III, Slidei. o. La, Stuart, OF
Me; Thompson. d KY Thompson.
81 n. J.: Taacey, OF Conn, Weller. Il
Cal; Williams. of n. H. Wings. =
Dem, T-5.
S.r.:-B.T. Of Tean-s Chase, q
OHIO; Dodge, OF WIS, Fess0Sea. Ct
Ne F.sA. OF ". r.; Foate, VI VI .
Hsni.a, of Ne; Housoa. Of Tex.
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Of Coan Summer. oE Mass, Tnis, a
Onio; Br.gLi, u Ind. Wings, Z, DEM
o@rats, ). Freesotlrrs, 2-I-
l. svia be seen thai Il Senators did
no, vote amoag whom were Pa~lps,
Pearcs, Cooper. Ererst,, Wngss, Cay
ton, and Jones of io~z-
Mr., Cass, after the vote WIS taken.
congratulated the Sensis. OF sas triumph
o; seaa1teT sovereignty.
TIE affairs OF Peru and BoEvla are 49,
quiet The Bclivsaas are about 10 n,asco
upon Lima with force OF 500 raer--
The Ba.sic sailed o. Saturday, Tor Liv-
erpoo4, with l20 Passengers Sne took
10 specie. TIE Northern Lsga; s-arsd
on tie sane day, for San Juan. Ire
frsends Of the Nebraska oal fred num-
Ter Of guns OF Boston Connco> 10 kon-
or o. is passage
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

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Tre Icpon announces TIA, i, viii r-r--
after Be p.s',sA9t 3a..e- lie sc.s soauu.
o. Mr.. Nicholson.
IGe aao4a. IL lie l. S. D-pos.iories
co :sa 2assaa SAT- - ~ aafass. va. G6,Suv,.
90 dollars. 1*
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A pnvr 81 the Letters rom Australia 5y
'h~ Great Brian aa1 b~ea delivered.
TIE terror IS regards The commercial
affairs an uoaey iaser.sss are ;svoraoa-.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

p1 We learn from the Pioneer ,1.,
ne census Of Washington Territory com.
piete ioo.s up 1855 lnhab,sans. of This
t1foy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

IL. Isssss RsE rD.sy WA.-Tl.
Am s'' o aso 10 O Austria i stated 1, orer
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~ Mount Vernon. the ses,aence of
- .'. = ash.hgsen, was h.llIs In Tag.
gu sle mrs. male child was tor, = !. -
'hs hfg" u The 2lss Of January ,as,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-11

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
Musical Notice..

EENNARo f. BOZZAorRA return hi. grateful
III thinks to his former rntronS and wonli inform them
and the citizens OF Lyo as generally that he will
hi, screptcH8 ,rssioa ii musical stluction
tn 4tl September.
Terms or lessons given at private residences To ench
pupil COR scssonei Five months lessons per week
asfoiows
Instruction on the pano al Singing, s25 90
Guitar 50 90
Geutcn en- dcsiri 1c islrueton On the Violin Flute
be given their homes, will be charged at the above
rates.
lie will, also. Mt the samc Time by the request of somc
Of his friends, open public singing school over the book
of Nles-rs Pave X Chri>an for Ladir AID Gen
lrmea. wherc twenty four lrssons viii be given in
twelve week.. each pupil pnyngng ak dollars al the
pirntinn o the tenn
ersors desiring lis services in either The above de
partlnen's will pleasa nvc their nanes AT D d. Il Ly
man. drug Store.
Nodcduc'ion WILDE made .xcePtin cos.s of protroc-
tel sickness
nuP l-dImiE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,

OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Penn Square, PHILADELPHIA
RNllS College, organized on the plan of the Indus
l. trial Colleges Of Continental Europe, is designed
afford thorough professional education to Students
intended for Engineering. Mining, Agriculture and the
Mechanic nj aud Chemical Arts.
The next Scui-annual Session viii commence on
Monday, September ilth, 1854,
FACULTY.
Mathematics and Civil Engineering, Prof. SELIs II.
PEABupY.
MetaIurgy aud Industrial, Analytical and Agricultu-
raj Chemistry, Prof, ALFRED l., KE>NEDY, Nj. ID.
Mining Engineering, Geology and Nine, alogy, Prof.
w II. b. Thomas, a. NJ.
Mocha ica Philosophy aud the principles of Machin-
cry Professors PEABODY and KENNEDY.
Terms for each Department per Session, $500
Mechanical, Architectural, and Typographical Draw.
ing, Prof. JoHV KERN. $40 90.
French and Spanish. Ptof. V. De AMARILLI.
German, Prof 3. H. EsrRup.
The Analytical Lnba atory for practical Chemistry is
open daily.
An Academco department, under the charge of J. b.
BouoHER A. NJ. Is provided into which younger and
less proficient students may enter and be rapidly pre-
pared for the College Courses.
Additional Information 10 terms, Courses of study
Board ne. &c, may be Obtained BY addressing Dr. AL.
FRED . KENNEDY, Polytechnic College Philadelphia,
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board of Trustees
JoHS McINTRYE. Scc'ry
aug i0-3twd--mw&s I'm VB.P)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

THE TRIAL OF DIR. THOMPSON.-The Green
brier Era furnishes the evidence given at the
trial of this man before the County Court of Al
leghany, one week ago. The testimony of Mrs.
Pitzer in relation to the circumstances of the
death of Miss Pharr, establishes strong case of
suspicion. She had several spasms and yomit
ings. Dr. Mcdonald was also present at the
young lady's death, together with DR.. Thompson,
and testified that she suffered from the seye1est
spasms he ever witnessed, and died in the third
or fourth. He thinks the symptoms such as
strychniae would produce, but might have been
produced by tetanus. He went on to say:
gave medicines to DR.. Thompson for. Miss
pharr; also blcd her at the suggestion of DR..
Thompson, thinking it would relieve the cxcta-
ton of the brain At the calm following one of
the spasms, left in company with DR.. Thompson
but was soon after recalled Returning found
Dr. Il. there ; he said the spasns were tetanic.
The manner of his speaking, in conneXion with
other circumstances. caused me to suspect the
use of srycminc. Did not see how hysterical
commissions should produce death, unless they
Induced appopexy; but the symptoms were not
those OF appopIe&y. DIR. Thompson said the pa
tient died from sutioeation,& that he had thought
of performing an operation called ioyngotomy-
opening of the wndpipc-to relieve her. did
not express an opinion about her case in my alb
sence--not well dgested opinion, of course
probably said it was not dangerous, or that it
was hysteria. The first medicines given to
purge,in order to relieve the acknowledgements give
yaerian. Think the would have yielded to
yaleriau had it been hystcra. Did have some
conversation with DIR. L. about Miss Pharr in
the porch of the house afterher death, he said
Miss =. was under the impression that she was
engaged to him; that she had asked him for
something to kill herself with because mo
body loved her. but that he refused, saying "oh
yes, they do from which she inferred that he
ID loved her. &c. DIR. +. said her mind had
been injured, and that his marrying her was out
of considerations
Miss Pha~r's sister died a few months previous
under the treatment of DR.. Thompson. DIR. Nc
Donald, being questioned as to her death, says:
the only similarity between the two cases was,
thoteach was preceded BY vomiting and stran-
gulation.
Dir. Jordan, of Lexington, bring examined, lie
clared the symptoms described as peculiar to
s,rychnina. and thought that hysteria would have
yielded to the treatment administered by Dir.
Mcdonald. He was present at the post morton
eyumination;a f,rtas was in the womb. from to q
months old. The yiscera were in state of great
preservation. The body having been buried 40
days, Strychninp is asserted 10 have this effected,
To the que >tion whpthcr,upon the evidence of Dir.
Mcdonald and Mrs. P.tzcr, he thought the death
resulted from apoplexy or strychnne, the wit
ness answered that she died iii Il tetanic fit.
The editor Of tho GreenhrieT Era was at Gov
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
White Sulphur sprimgs Convention

We gather from the special correspondence of
the Richmond Dispatch tho following further pro-
ceedings of the Convention:
AT the night session of the first day (the 2lth)
nothing was done beyond the appointment of the
following gentlemen on the business of the Con
yention:
Messrs G. y. Johnson and James Lyon of
Richmond Gen. VIM. +. Gordon and Vim. {.
Rives of Albemare, Samuel Price of Greenhrer;
Joseph Segar of Elisabeth City; Allen /. Cnpcr
ton of Monroe; T.. kena Of Kqnnwha; c. Smith
of Hanover: A. +. d. clifford Of Chesterfield; Pc
ter H. Steinherger Of Mason: NJ. 5. Morris of
Putnam; L. Ward of Logan Aaron Stockton of
Favettr; G. s. Meem # Shenandoah; W. NJ. Am
BILE of Louisa; j. II. Skinner of Augusta; ~ Beck
ley of Raleigh; T. q. l.. }euhrng of Cabel; ID.
A. Stofer of Pocahontas; and l.. j. Bell of Acco-
,pyGac
liz s99nrhe Convention adjourned Immediately after
announcement of the committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
FALL. HARD w ARE,


WE nov in ,eeript Of u lrcsh stock ot Goods,
w cot siztug nf
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, of various patterns,
Gun. aud l-,ol,-a hnndsnmc assortment,
Building Nlafemls-sueh It, Locks. Hinges, Screws,
Nails. &c.,--R lnrge assortment
Tools oful descriptions ion Carpenters ,Rlacksmiths,
Machini.ts, aud Farmers use
Together with general assortment OF Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Suitable to the wnuts ol the city
and country trade.
Also. large aud tcesh stock Of Saddety Hardware,
consisting OF Bits. Stnmps. Buekcs Sc &c; Couch
Materials Springs md Axcs, Patent Lcuthcr Hog Skin,
Serge, Nel,ing Whips &c.
OR purchases have been made direct from the
G'eurcrs in Europe nnd Amercn, upon favorable terms
Having had tue experience ot 20 ar 80 ycura IT the
nj the country trade. intter Ourselves upon
keeping she best assortment OF Hardware suitable otle
demands Of Nirgnin, Tennessee and North Carolina
bc found in any onn house in the United slntcs.
We NEST respectfully invite oNamination of our
stock nud prices by merchants nnl others visiting this
market rcng the insurance thut satisfy
the largest class OF customera.
SMITH, 4 ROBERTS
Importers Of Hardware Ne - P,n' 81.
n B.-Alwuys an hand assortment of MAYORS
CAST Steel. mud Anchor BOLrlNG CLOTHS
aop - .dtl0 oct s a. Il.
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FToyp Or. iiO. Va MAY %.

was tax, n SICK early in the yer 1893 confined to
my bcd sore six m3nth- my wh r nervous systrn IN
rely prtsirated had Utmost wholly lost the use d my
limbs during thar time wns visited by sevefa phy-i
cans Of nigh sanding but with nl their efforts grew
mor-r, III became as cmaciated as AIRY one llYIng
rpasd be- Nv rlv,icilrs th"n ad' cd me to visit the
AIia. ha5y Springs ] did Carried liner on my
bed bei4g unle stand -, mp; USED the water about
ten da,.; commenced improving once and vas finally
restored To Aeulth have 70 hes,ian il saying at
owe ny restoration hrrlth entirely The If hs
nnler ,f,l hr,irvr hal in been Tor this powerful
ascn, | would now haze been j.. tic gave
HIRAM HUFF
iur q ,liusrri-rv,L--Is
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THOMAS NOWLAN.

Sign of tho Eagle Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va,
Il EEfS constantly on hnnd the largest, obeupesl,and
IN best assortment of Watches Jewery. Gold Pens,
Spcctaclc &c be found in Vuemhrncing Gold Potent
Lever Horizontal mud Anchor Watches ranging in price
from $25 5000, all warranted give satisfaction, or
he willcVcianse turn. Also Iargo of Din
monl, reul aud Plain Rings. Breast Pins EarDrops,
Ladies' Neck aud chdteain Chains, Gents Fob and
Vest Chufns linaom, Sleeve and Coar Buttons Bruce
eis Gold Pencils &c, sc; also very nrge assortment
of Silver Wmc embracing Table. Ten. Dessert, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, Table and dessert Forks, Soup,
Grnvy mud Cream udlca Pickle Knives and Forks Cake
Bnter aud Fruit knives, Silver Gublots Cups, &c. &c,
all warranted pure siS equal Coin Any kind of
Iewcry manufactured the shortest notice. Watches
Clocks. un Irwcy repaired by competent workmen,
and warranted 10 give satisfaction. Give him call, If
YOU want good and fashionable Jewoy and wish your
Watch to keep good Ii ne.
July 7.d&,i4
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DAY close personal attention to consignments of
n Tobacco Wheat, Cotton,
md other produce.
Constantly o. hand. Peruvian Guano, direct from the
Government Agent. Mexican Guano direct from tho
Importer, Z. b. DeBurg's Super Phosphate OF Linn
Lnbec Plaster, Bone Dust Washington and Thomastoe
Lime md other Fertilizers.
We invite at entipn to stock of Flows, Harrows,
Cultivntors Fan Mills, Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters
Homiuy Mil, Ghmns Wheeoarrows. Hay and Manure
Forks. &c.
At the proper seasors, ", have hand. Wheat
DrIs. Rctprs. Mowers, Grain Cradles, Grass Soythes
Horse Powers, Thresbcr and Grass Seeds in great va
tietY.
We nrc the 500 Agents in this city FOR MacGregor's
celeLrnled Farmers Boiler md for p. s. Eas,man's
Pink Road Wagons
Cypres. Shingles, Hay, Lump and Crate Coal, Tar.
Cnlcned Plaster. Cement, &c. generally on hand.
Ro ponsihle orders respectfully solicited, and filed
rs low ns il The purchaser were present
We do AT Keep Stock Of Groceries, but take pleas
in filling orders for them when Customers desire
it..
Now in Store, ON Consignment.
305 bbis No Cut North Carolina Herrirgs
10 -" Shad
30 hhds New Crop Cuba Moasses
10 Casks Patent Refined Rpeseed Oil,
10 " Elephant Oil
Jun y f. W.
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We clrcrfuly recommend the water OF the Ael hnuy
Springs. believing, a do, that there ia no water
which has been discovered thar claim the high mel-
is rhis We have had frequent opportunities OF
wfnss ,ng tha wonderful cures effected by ii in Ne
vnu. nnd CLfuucous di,cases, mud long t1ndins and
in recommending 10 persons afflicted with afy of the
above disc ses, o have been suffering from ANY e
rangon3eni oi the stomach liver. We believe its
medic Il qualities unsutra>.o ed by any known
JAMES NJ. G. KENT. VI b.
SAM'L A. Nc jONkEE, NJ D.
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$4,000

$l5, 600
The articles 10 be Donated tho close of the series
o( Concerts, will BE- banded uvcr for distribution, To
Committee appointed by the audience.
n. b i here will be 3Utd rfe.cns,n md cuerv person
buynsn Ticket 10 theConcer=, nil 1orciDc a Present.
only three thousand pcr'nn- will be admitted.
TICKETS 10 The Series OF Concerts can be obtained
of Is. j. FoLErs, his Furniture Wnrrrnoms In Lynch.
hute, where tic Furniture will be exibited-of Jona
T.. NRGnT at his Jcwelry Store, where the Jewelry
viii be shown--ofD. r. LYMAN.nt lila newly ftted.ur
Establishment, where the SIP endid Primo and Harp
viii be exhibited; at by letter addressed either of the
nhovc mined gentlemen.
Tie House and Lot included in the above number of
prespus will be lond the following doscrip-
tnn;
The Building j. new of brick; covered entirely with
lin; contains l. room--whieh -ald can he rented
average of $40 per room, Students, for the Uni
qcrsity session OF ninc months The situation ia within
nbout 800 yards Of the University Buildings Immediate
the Ccntra RniIroad
cIear unincunbcred title will be given with gene.
al warranty
IL All the other articles named will be found to
onbne beauty and elegance; be q" the most val
nuhle order, and fiHy equal Il description given
Ia Persons wishing tickets should nuke Immediate
pplcnton.
RADFORD. PRESTON& COMPANY.
mug ll-dl set sept
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llBHl. CAsE.-Wm Hincy, editor of the Phila-
dclphia Evening Rcgistcrhas been hold to hail in
the sum of $1,000. 10 answer the charge of pub
fishing Il communication libelhng Ste L. Bealc,
dentist. The communication expressly charged
Mr.. Beale with committing outrage upon the
person Of young girl, while she was under the
influence of chlorotorm.
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TIE FIRE IN THE WOODS OF

THE FIRE IN THE WOODS OF MAINE.
BANGOR. August 26-The fires in the woods
are still raging in this county, Hancock, pscats.
quls &c. In the vicinity OF Ellsworth, great
damage is being done. and in fact, the damage is
immense all around. In some sections nothing
Is being done by the people but fighting the
fires