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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
The slaye Rrissc 70 the North.

W. publish the following exsrac, from
the speech Of Stephens OF Georgia, re.
Gently delivered in the House OF Repre-
senta'lves.
I, is with such men that our senators
unite to abuse, insult, and betray the
North. Read. citizens Of Iowa, and then
ike whipped spaniels", dashed into
obedience" o, the bidding Of Stephens,
Douglas i Co, surrender everything.
along with your own souls, into slavlsh
submission 10 Your insolent and donl-
neerin. masters, or rise like freemen
and vndica,e your claims to manhood
and equality:
We'll, gentlemen, You make good
deal Of clamor over the Nebraska meas
ure, but i, don, alarm us at all. We
have got used to that kind OF talk. You
have threatened before bu, you have
never performed. You have always caved
in, and you will again. You are mouth
nc, White livered set. OF course you
will oppose the measure--we expected
tina, bu, we don't care for your opposi.
ton. You will rail, but we are used to
your railing. You will ISIS. Blu, SO do
adlers. We expect it of adders. aud we
expec, it of you, You are like the de-
wills tina, were pitched over the battle.
meats OF heaven into he'll. They set up
howl at their discomieiture, and SO will
you. But their fate was sealed, and so is
yours. You must submit TO the yoke,
but don't chafe. Gentlemen, we have
got you ia our power. You tried to drive
US to the wall in 1850. bu. things are
changed. Then, and before, you were
imperious and graspIng, and you would
not agree 10 run the line OF SO deg. 80
min. 10 the Pacific, and take all the ter
ri;ory north OF that line. You We're gree
dy and wanted more But now you will
lose the whole. You want a WOODEN, and
nave come home t!eeced. Don't be SO
impudent as 10 complain. You will on
ly be slapped in the face. Don't re-
slst. You will only be lashed into ODE
dience. legislatures Of New York, OF
Rhode Island, OF Massachusetts, the
northern divines, the opponents of Me-
braska every where, are merely adders,
whose vocation is to hiss; and they are
simply bowling devils, who shalt be SCH.
TO hel.---Jackson Co. Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
General yevs...SnmM.ry.


There were exported from Eng land
last year, 500, 600, 900 yards o! COTTON
manufactures.
There are seven hundred miles OF
sidewalk in New York city.
MrLwAuxrE.-The newspape oil
Milwaukee estimate the present popuis-
ton OF that city at 80 600.
s1- Look out for counterfeit hyes
altered from threes on the Bank OF Qua
wa.
sJ-If we may believe the census
every fifth person Ia these United states
owns horse, and every tenth, dog.
The aggregate value OF private prop
er,y in London is calculated to be ''po
and quarter billion dollars.
The Commercial Block near the Ran
dolph street Bridge, in Chicago, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning last
Boston, April u.
The bills on the Central Bank at Mid
dle,ow1 Conn, also the Deep River
Bank. u the same State, were refused
By the Suffolk Bank this morning.
The bill to abolish Capital Punishment
in Ohio, was debated a, great length on
Thursday afternoon last in the OHIO
State Senate, aud finally los, by two
votes.
s,a- An Indiana paper says, that Of
one hundred ana ten newspapers publish
ed In that State all except ten advocates
the Maine liquor law.
TnrAsoS.--No citizen of the United
States has ever yet been convicted Oh
treason. 1t is probably the only Gov
ernmen, in the world oil which the same
can be said.
s1~ Hon. Edward Everett, was sixty
years old on the llth inst. He was born
April llth, 1894.
ekJ- There are abou, sixty divorce ca.
ses pending before the Supreme Cour, OF
the little State Of Rhode Island.
E3~ The Southern Commercial Con-
vention passed resolutions, as was to be
expected, in favor OF the southern route
Tor the Pacific Railroad.
b&~A railroad between Quebec and
Montreal IS about to be built. Distance,
40 miles, con,rac, price, t6,OOo or
about $50 900 per mile.
Two thousand German emlgrants were
a, Antwerp a, the latest dates, waiting
vessels TO take them 10 the United States.
SMOKERS TAKE HEED. There are ten
or twelve irlgaitul cases OF up, tongue,
and face cancer IN the Lonlon hospital,
iron excessive smoking.
f.I~ The house OF Reynolds & Co,
San Francisco. has fiIled with liabilities
to the a,noun, Of Sl5O 900; their credit.
ors all resident ia the Atlantic states.
r.g~Tne editor of the Albany Tran
script says the New York Day Book, IS
set up entirely BY girls, and adds tina, he
should ike to set up" with them. Tn
doubtedly.
sza- About 81 900 worth OF gambling
apparatus, which was seized by the pc.
ice on Friday night, was burned on the
city lot, by order of the Court on Mon
day las, IN Cincinnati. Ii this law IS
constitutional, why not serve intoxicating
liquors Ia he same manner.
tg The whole amour. OF coffee in
first hands at Ne. Orleans, on the Is, OF
April, was 81 800 bags, agains, $4,000
al the same time las. season A cargo of
5,755 bags by the Rebecca, on the 3ls,
ult., made the direc, imports for the sea-
SOP 1862 ,95i, agains, 5S0.0l7 las. year.
ckJ~ NAL Dow, the author OF the
Maine Liquor Law, was recently De.
leated as the temperance candidate for
Mayor In the city OF Portland, by about
one hundred majority.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
500 The repor,ed failure Of the Co

sas~ The reported failure OF the Coch-
ltuate Bank on the 10Th INST, led to a
great run upon it. Specie and curren,
bills were paid on. to O'clock when the
officers declined making further pay
men's. Tie securities were considered
good and It is thought that bill holders
Will be paid In full. The suspension OF
the bank is attributed TO the failure oil
one ofns officers. who - largely ln,eres-
led IN iron manufacturing. lie IS SAID 10
owe the bank 100000 Report says
the bank viii resume business on Mon
day
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

4 BOLD Acr.-Fne last arrival from
California brings sews oil the attempt Of
the Mexican Consul at San Francisco TO
enlist American citizens II the service
OF Mexico. He had made arrangements
Tor tie enlistment, and transportation OF
5000 men to Guayamas, when the affair
leaked Out, and the Consul gas arrested,
taken before the L. S Commissioner
and held TO bail IN the sum oil $500
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
Published by Request. !
Mass Convention.

The Democrats OF Cedar county will
hold q Mass Convention =, Upton, On
s.h Of May Ii. II, for the purpose Of choos-
ing Delegates to attend the Congressional
Convention OF the "a dis,tic, Of Iowa,
and also delegates 10 attend the Senate
rial CONVENTION, 20 nominate canildase
for State Senator for the counties OF Chm
ton and Cedar, and also the convention
to nominate candidate for Floating
REPRESENTATIVE for the counties OF Scott,
Clinton and Cedar. A general attend.
ance is requested.
b, order Of the Central Committee.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

e. Its stated INA. the Russian army
now hunters million 0. fighting men.
and the mos, strenuous efforts are being
a44. t. increase this already enormous
ioree. L tie present var continues, Rus
y,a xiil require all tits force, .nd more.
u 'she Turkey
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
ISpIPESpENcE, Mo. April "a.

The Santa Fe mail arrived yesterday,
bringing Intelligence of fight on the 9Th
Of March. between detachment OF
twenty-slx men under the command OF
Lieut.. ID. Bell, OF the second dragons
and party Of Jicarilla Apache Indians
number unknown. The loss Of the Uni.
ted States troops, was two killed and
four wounded. The Indian loss nine
killed and twen,y-one wounded. The
celebrated Apache Chief Lobos, was
among the killed.
Ga the Goth March another hgh, took
place twelve miles from Loar, between a
company OF sixty Dragons, commanded
by Lieutenant, J. w. Davidson, FRS,
Dragons. and party Of nearly three
hundred Jlcarilla Apache and Utah In
dams. TIE soldiers suffered severely,
losing twenty-one killed and eighteen
wounded. The Indian loss is unknown.
bu, supposed to be very great. Another
repor; gives the number Of soldiers killed
at forty. A strong force, under com.
mand Of Colonel Cook. are In pursui, OF
the Indians.
California emigran,. are leaving daily
all in good health
Halifax, April 25.
The steamship Arabia arrived, with
dates TO the 18th. from Liverpool.
The Pacific, from New York, arrived
out on the l4;h.
No feature OF striking importance by
this arrival.
On land the Prusslan and Austrian
governments ire carrying on active oper.
atoms.
II Is understood tina, the Russian ex.
petition TO Japan have succeeded IN
opening the ports OF tina. empire.
Washington, April 81.
The Senate passed the JOINT resolutions
to pay $50 900 and the medals to the
rescuers Q. the San Francisco sufferers
House went into committee on the
Sena,e's amendmen, 10 the deficiency
bill.
Mr.. Phillips spoke on the strong ne.
cessity Of passing the Nebraska Bill, and
proceeded to address the House on the
merits OF the question.
Mr.. Benton obtained the floor, bu,
gave way with the understanding that he
will speak tomorrow on the Nebraska
Bill
Mr.. Haines, Of Mississippi, addressed
the House on the Nebraska Bill defend.
ing the Missouri acl as Compromise.
Before he concluded, the committee
arose and the House adjourned.
Washington, April 20.
The Union says the Gadsden treaty
was ratified by the Senate. |, arranges
the MessiIla Valley difficulty, and pro-
vides for route for the Pacific Railroad
abrogates the second article Of treaty Of
Guadalupe, and recognizes the ,ransi,
granted III 1854 over the Tehuan,epec
for all OF which ten million dollars is .t
be paid. the Union states that the ,rea.
ty will lead 10 peaceful relations between
the United States and Mexico.
New Orleans, April rs.
Inc steamer Texas with dates from
the city OF Mexico 10 18th. An engage
ment had taken place between Santa An
ma and Alyaiez. The latter was routed
Il vas reported tina. fii,y-one person.
recent arrested Oh the steamer Arc,t
near San Bias. for landing wi,hou, pass
ports, have been carried to the eapi,o
heavily chained. Among them are y
Native Americans and II adopted CHI
z.ns.
the victory OF Santa Anna VAS crle
brat-d a, the capitol with grea, rejoicing
The schooner Grape Shot is still an
ehored below.
Raleigh, y. G 81
The Democrats have nominated Nj
PYapp as their candidate for Governor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

The people Of Carson Valley have
agreed TO make application to Congress
to be separated from Utah and iofiasd
into a new Territory, to be bounded on
the cas-, by tine Goose Creek Mountains,
north BY Oregon, and south and west by
California. The area included within
these limits is about one-third OF the
Territory oil Utah, OF which IT IS the west
ern part. Ii is remote from the Mormon
settlements, ans lis inhabitants are not
Mormons.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

SuIyoR TO TIM HAYNSL sarAw.--Ve
recently copied the proposition OF the
Haynse Chief togive thousand horses
to any man who would marry his dauga-
.sr and so and teach farming to his tribe.
A young man by the name OF George
Brown. Of Kelloggsvil'e, N. " sappo.
sing himself jus, the article required.
says he will accep. the Indians daughter
and horses.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

E8- III. wIie OF theodore t'rel!ng-
fuysen lied a, New Brunswick ". j.,
on TIE llth uinIno
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

DsrSarrr r BRows Il Ne~ A iba-
f.y. Iaita4a mere are tt4rtc Joaa Bfop4s
aas.t4a'ss for Cry Treasurer Jonn
4. 1su 10 .alior; JON Brown the tan
arr, aul Ioisa b~oan the q penter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

RrpuBL,cAx VIRcISIA.--The Rich
mond Enquirer gives u,,erance TO the fol-
lowing naughty and asrogan. sentiment
Virginia, in this eoniedeTacy, is tho
lmpersona,ion OF the we'll horn, well ed
uca,ed, well bred aris,ocra, She looks
down IRON her elevated pedestal upon
her parveneu, ignorant mendacious YAM
kee vllifiers as coldly and calmly as q
marble statue.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

LOOK our.-C. a. Caldwell, Esq
Cashier oi the Alton Bank, mas detected
the following fraud O. the Farmers
Bank, Chicago Ones altered 10 fves.
Fgure S pasted on rgh; upper and left
lower corners and the words Five Dol
lars" pasted below Farmer Bank. " =
Easily detected by holding them to the
iign,. Nlgne,te, female seated, oxen
loaded cart, tram Of cars In the distance
Gena,ne rignette, man, three horses q
trough. SC .7iton Courier
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

fny The newspaper about 10 be es-
,ablished a, Lyons, Clinton Co, Iowa, IS
l. :, called the Clinton Mirror, aud
We are informed by a mend IS - be
democratic n rs politics.. .Nners Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

AecIDExr. Capt. John Eodwick, Of
the steamer Hamburger, brother Of W.
NJ. Lodwick well known in this city, WAS
severely, il not fatally. injured near
Cincinnati on the % inst, He was on
the track of the Miami Railroad, walk
ing along rn.en, upon the contents oil ..
letter which he held in his hand He
did no, hear the warning whistle, bu,
kept his place until he was caught and
thrown of by the COW catcher. His lite
is despaired o4.-Gd JEFF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

Nicholas. OK Russia, a. review, was
displeased with the appearance Of the
whsker OF . soldier. The personal
strength d the pres-n, Emperor Of Rus
STA is perhaps equal 10 .ha. Of any other
man in Europe. lie dashed Al the sol.
dier, seized him,by the whiskcr, and nev-
er lie, go until he tore the whiskcr from
the cheek with the flesh attached 10 il,
aud actually boosted Of tins feat as q
manifestation OF has s,Iic, s,ea;ion TO
discipline.
MIR. Samuel Owen. TO whom Sweden
owes the introduction Of STEAMBOATS, into
that country. died a, Stockholm lately, a,
the age Of 90.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

SoNr sharp young editor who has as
sociated with such only, grows witty
abou, men marrying paint. cotton, " hale
bones, silk, SC. |, would be easy to
return the compliment, Tor women ac'u-
ally marry creatures Of hair, bears
grease, tobacco juice and logwood. done
up IN ugh, pants and bob-sailed coats.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

The spirl.-rappers have been consult
ing in relation 10 the facts o. the steam
ship Ci,y of Glasgow. and have answer
ed tina. the steamer took fire from the
engine when eighteen days oas from Eu-
rope, and that iosty-one passengers were
los,-,hlrty by Are and eleven 10y water.
the Survivors, two hundred and seventy
nine persons escaped by the small boats.
The captain and frs, mate we're among
those saved. Alter fifteen days expo
sure they made Prince Edwards Is
lands, April 9Th, since which ,selve have
died
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
n~ Alarming accounts OF the az

HH AIaKmInG ACCOUNTS OF 1hr aF
proach of the cholera are daily reaching
US. The ship Tonawonda arrived at
Philadelphia from Liverpool on the 22d'
had abou, fifty deaths during the passage,
of disease said TO resemble cholera, and
the Blanche, at ST. JOINS, slso from
Liverpool, reports thir,y.fvs deaths from
the same disease.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

Puncn ihls week has fapiaI carICa-
tlr, cutt'!cl w hat has il come to.
The British Lion IS represented ramp
ant and roaring. Lord Aberdeen after
vainly holding OH and trying TO pnll BIN
hack hy the name. ko kin rcun4 aud
sayin mus; let him GO"
Ii the distance the tail Of tie RUSSIA
Bear Is seen vanishing round the corarr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

rB \ friend, curious II 81 h matters,
and who has counted them. INFORM. Us
tin. th.r. are no. III process d erection
,lthm the limits Q. our city two hundred
AMI .esrn'y iier buildings tbs FAC;
speaks volumes, ior our bajldins season
can scarcely &c sad T. have commenced.
We stall be surprised il tie number 81
ed fees hGilt t.lis season In Il Paul, does
10. exceed one thousand Minnesota
Dem.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

INCREASE OF SlLvER.-The Treas
ury Department has sent to the Mint
in Philadelphia fifty two tons Of ingots
Of silver, tho value of which is one and
quarter million of dollars. The
Government purchased Mexican in
gots of silver amounting to two mill
ions at three per cent premium, three
quarters Of a million Of which were
left at the mint in New Orleans. The
object of the purchase of this silver is
to increase the supply of silver change.
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The Women Of Egypt, in order to

The Women Of Egypt, in order to
acquire degree Of fairness, battle
Themselves in lukewarm water. They
stay so long in their baths that they
eat and drink therein. During the
time they are in the bath, they take
every half hour some broth made of
fat pullet and stuffed with sweet al
monds, hazel mats. dates and pistac hio
nuts. After taking this kind of broth
four times, they eat a pullet all but
the head. When they come out Of the
bath, they are rubbed over with per-
fumes and sweet scented pomatum,
and after that some of them take my
robalms before going to bed; others
take a draught prepared with gum
traugacanth and sugar candy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

ENORMOUS FosslL.--A letter in
the Chicago Press, from Lake coun-
ty, Indiana, mentions a wonderful
Fossil, which was recently found
near Terre Coupee, Michigan. It is
the half Of the lower jaw Of a beast
similar to an OK. There is no place
in it for front teeth, it contains only
three double teeth, set Gloss together,
and never held any more. Length
wise of the jaw, the teeth measure
fifteen inches; two Of them arc solid
the smallest is loose, has four proper
roots. is a cube four inches each way,
and weighs two pounds. The whole
bone is two feet long, and weighs for
ty pounds. There is q hole one
inch in diameter, through its entire
length. 1t is no doubt the remains of
some huge herbiferous animal, which
stalked about long before Adam made
his appearance on the globe.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

~They have newspapers in St.
Petersburg, but the rest Of the world
do not often lave opportunity, to sec
them. The London Times, however,
says the press Of St. Petersburg yield
to each other in denouncing England
and France. One Of them says.
proud Albion has the impudence
to send her feet into our seas, and the
flag of France waves beside Of Eng
land. Well, let the invaders come on;
we are as formerly, prepared to con-
quer or to perish. Get the west not
complain fit again feels the weight of
Russia; let it not be be astonished if
the Koran and the Crescent are trod-
den in the dust -
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CONDITION OF THE Holy LAND
The Boston Traveller, noticing the re-
oeipt Of a letter from one of a party Of
American travellers in the Holy Land
says:
1t gives melancholy account Of
the present condition of affairs there.
The Turkish troops have been with
drawn to fight the Russians, anarchy,
disorder and violence of all kinds are
prevailing. Many Of the inhabitants
have taken refuge in the walled towns,
and the peasants, as they work in the
fields, have with them their arms
loaded for an encounter. Bands of
Bedouin robbers traverse the country
in every direction, and the party to
which tho writer was attached, was
attacked and one of them wounded.
Thus while Europe is about to
plunge into war, originating in the
question as to the controli of the Holv
Places, the inhabitants Of that region
arc left at the mercy Of the spoiler. In
one case it is stated that forty men
and two women were massacred by
party Of Bcdouin vagabonds
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70 All the theories that again and
again have been advanced in answer
to this inquiry. have long since van
ished before the true doctrine Of the
action Of external corrosive agents.
The great and all-powerful destroyer
of tie human teeth is acid, vegetable
or mineral and it matters not whcth-
er that acid is formed in the mouth by
the decomposition Of particles Of food
left between and around the teeth, Or
whether it is applied directly to the
organs themselves !; the result is the
same, the enamel is dissolved, corr
roded, and tho tooth destroyed. Much,
very much Of the decay in teeth may
be attributed to the corrosive effects
Of acetic acid, which is not only in
common use as a condiment, in tho
form of vinegar, but is generated by
the decay and decomposition Of any
and every variety Of vegetable matter. !.
When wo consider how very few per
sons, comparatively, take especial
pains to remove every particle Of food
from between and around their teeth
Immediately after eating, can VIC
wonder that diseased teeth arc SO
common, and their early loss is so
deplored? -
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nRAPER's PATENT AIR TIGHT

WRAPPERS PATENT AIR TIGHT
II 1NKSTAND.-The advantage of
this inkstand over any heretofore offered
to the public, consists in cutting Of the
communication between the dipping cup
I'd reservoir, by the end OF the dipping cup
pressing upon the bottom and thus pre-
vents the ink from evaporation, and be-
coming thick by exposure to the air from
the constant rising and falling of the ink in
the dippicg cup by change of temperature.
Just received and for sale by
feb24- GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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10 The St. Francisville Chronicle
Of the 9th inst, says that there are
strong hopes Of the recovery Of Mr..
W. W. Leake who was dangerously
wounded in an ARRAY with Mr.. Jones
Hamilton, at Bayou Sara a few days
ago.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

~ The Newark Advertiser no.
tees the sale in that city Of FIVE trees
in tubs of the Double White Came.
Tia Japonica, for the moderate sum of
eight hundred dollars. They were
purchased by gentleman in Boston.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

GHAW'S CHOLERA SYRUP is the
~ best remedy known in Cholera, il
taken at an early stage of this disease, it
will always prove successful, and has often
been kEowu to cure this dreadful disease
in the collapsed stage. during the prevalence
of this fearful epidemic in New Orleans, in
1910 no medicine was used with SO much
success as Shaw's Cholera Syrup.
WV. BOGEL.
april 4. Apothecary, Lafayette st.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-10

~A recent Geological survey Of
Illinois, shows tlA State to be pos
sesed ofthe most valuable varieties of
marble, both variegatcd and black.