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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Justices or the Peace.

JNssEIVN VI tMG = CWLIs
Centre-s-H. NJ. Long, VIM. NJ. KNOTT.
Polk---Dayid Sloper, Perez FriIk.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David Plain e.
Linn Baldwin Parsons, Lewis B. Collins.
Red Oak Samuel Handlin, w. A. Rugby.
Rochester George p. Cofy, a. c. Barrick.
Sugar Creek---Martin g. Miller, Is. w. Wall.
Iowa Elisha Schooley, john NJ. Guild.
springdale-- Thomas VIM. Hiram Hatfield.
Inland &C. Il. s. Bacon, John Is. HUFF
Springfield VIM. {. Hoskins, James II. Noe.
Cass-- -Jackomyer Baldwin. k'ht. McCready
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Old Stand North Side Court Sasxrt.

Old Stand A0fla Niue tOufs NqsAIt-
DRY GOODS GRoCERlkS
QUEENSW3RE H3RDH.7RE
s00TS SHOESI
ugvS CAPSl
READY .M.7DE CLOTHING
kgIIS GL.fSS
NO TTO.NS Sc.
WE are in receipt of the best stock OF
goods we have ever offered in this mar.
Ike, and will sell extremely low Tor cash.
Thankful to the public for past tasors
We respectfully invite the attention
OF the community 10 our Stock OF
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Satne,ts, Flannels
Lindseys Edglngs, Prints,
Delaines, Shawl,, HandkerchieIs
SC. &c.
Orr clothing department is fua and right fine
tot too. Look at 1t before purchasing
BOOTS 4 SHOES
a good assortment and as chep rs the lowest
HATS L CARS
As sne rs sik-Iook at them. In fact we have
almost everything usually Kept in Il country store
ssy~ Giveusa caA--seH sell Us Tow as the
best ot them.
linton, Oct. nth, 1884 l0-a
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Medicated Inhalation---A Ne"
Method.

A most wonderful discovery has reethny
been made by Dr. Curtis o7 :he cure o. asthma y,
consumption, bron ehitis, coughs, CTS anu a. a.
lang complaints, BY meticated nhaa'lon. ~ -, :.
CURTIS HYaEAsA, or lsiiALiEs hfghhH
pos and CuEaay SYRup, has accomplished me
nost wonderful, cures Of asthma and coasarp-
ton in the city Of New York and vicinity Tor
lew months past, ever known to man. IL Is
PRODUCING an impression Oh diseases Of The lungs
never before witnessed by the medical profess
sion, (sce certificates in the hands OF agents.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, ana und c.
the linen, without the least inconvenience, the
heat Of the body being sufficient TO csapor,a'e
the auid--snpplying The lungs constantly M, ia
air cells and passages OF the lungs that canno'
possibly be reached by any other medicine.
Here is a case OF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

Boots and Shoes.
Groceries and Provisions
The best erer offered in this Market.
Of the best kind and quality also, at all times,
to be had genuine supply OF
COME CIT ONE K les,
Candies. raisins, sweetmeats, nuts, figs, cakes,
crackers, SC, together with ''never-ceasing"
.fPPLES,
which are constantly arriving, htTtoy BAN
able to keep on hand those that are fresh.
GIG AIRS.
Tom always keeps on hand the largest and
best assortment of cigars ever brought to Tip
ton, comprising
REGAIIA, PRIHcIPEE. HAVANA,
REsEcAs, COLORADO, BALApohhs,
IMPERIAL, LINp's,
together with many other choice Kinds, ooh OF
domestic and foreign manufacture.
TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS,
and qualities, kept constantly on hand.
This establishment is one conducted on such
a plan that every man patronizins the BAZAAR
can get his money back Tom will always
he on hand and ever DESTROYS TO enhance Tho
measures and comforts of his fellow men. Gave
us a call and satisfy yourselves. RemeIn'
Der the place, at the Railroad Bazaar.
Triton. June 10Th, 1884.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
900 GIFTS, Of the actual cos, Of
BIO O1O
AGE li1l

The Committee believing that tie s."ecs- 0!
this GAEAT NATIONAL UknEaTAkikG Nil be fns-
terialiy promoted By the energy and enterprise Of
intelligent and perseyerng Agents, hive resol-
we'd to treat will such the nost liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become AZ agent, iy
sending post paid II, WILL agcKivE ny IETtRs
OF MAIL, aOne Dollar Engraving "GifT TICKET"
a Prospectus, Catalogue and all other neceesa
~ information.
On the completion Of the sale, the Gifts will be
placed IN the bauls " committee Of the .Gf
chaserz to be Distributed, due aotiee Of wEel will
lie sivca :a.c a5aoa; the United s:.:cs AID .ae
tanalas
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IR ON'!!

he undersigned woaid further inform th.
public that the4f stock of the above article. |.
large, ana wel selected, fresh from Boston and
n LOUIS markets, and will be sold " prizes a.
cheap as any place north OF ST. Louis. Give
Us call SHAW, BAGLEY SCO.
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ASTHMA CuRED.
Hlooklyn, N. Y, DE,

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dee 20, 1898.
For about eight years have heen severely
afflicted with the asthma for the last two years
have suffered beyond all my powers OF des-
ERUPTION months at time have not been abie
TO Sleep in bed, getting what rest cedid SIT
ting in my chair-my difficulty OF Dreaming,
and my suferings were so great ~ tihes' uia'
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be nv last Dur.ng the past SIX
years have had the aid and attendance OF some
81 The most celebrated physicians, but have re-
ce;yea no permanent benefit, and but little relief
I AT length had the good fortune 10 procure DR..
1nrti.' Hygeana, or Inhaling Hygean Vapor
and Cherry Syrup. AT the time first optaihea
il, was suffering under one Of my most violent
attacks, and was in great distress, almost sumo
canpg for want of breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
| 10 nv stomach. and took tea-spoonfuii OF the
| cherry Syrup. was relieved in gIeat meas
ure from the difficulty uf breathing, and had a
comfortable night. l have since continued II
with the greatest possible benefit, and am now
| ompat atively wei, God only knows how
much suffering this medicine has saved me from
my advice to the afflicted is TRY IT.
MARGARET EAsroN
! CONSUMPTION CURED.
| New York. Dec. ~, 1853.
| Icame to New York in the ship Telegrap
/
when reached this city, my health was very
poor; had a very bad cough, raised good dea
Of matter, which was frequently mixed witt
blood had pain in my left side. and was very
weak and emaciated my friends and rhysi
clan pronounced mycase consumption, and be.
yond the reach Of medicine. ] accidentally
heard Of DIR. Curtis Hygeana, or inhaling lily
gean yapor and Cherry Syrup. and obtained a
| package which verify believe was the means
of saving my life. Soon after wearing the In.
haler found II relieved the presare on my luns'
and after while the disease made lis appear
ance upon the surface under the Inhaler. tool
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued L
do SO, my cough gradually growing better, un,
tilt entirely left me, and now consider my
self cured still wear the Inhaler, as the as'
Of it is rather pleasant and believing il strength
ening and purifying to the lungs, feel unwill
ing to dispense with il. JoHN Woop.
Sold by BOYD 4 PAUL, No. 40 Courtlan
street, c. II. RING corner Of John street an,
Broadway, n. Y. Price So a package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing 50 to Boyd :
Paul, or lurtis { rsrkins, New York, will re
ceiye package containing a bottle OF Hygea'
vapor, one OF cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, !:
neat box, free TO any part Of the United States
or -four packages for $40.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTOR Y.

County Officers.
S. A. BIsSELL, Judge.
j. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
j &. BELTS, Reer. and Treos.
J. H. BIRELY, Sheriff.
S. DEWELL, Surpeyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
5. DANIELS, Prosecuting fly.
J. X. SNYDER, s. +. e. g. u. {
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10 0a3 20|aaC94
,apr f,T,nnry

Having thoroughly overhauled and repair
IL ea INV Boats. aud made extensive improve
nen,s on iic same, and as everything about the
ss,rv ,s now IN frst ...e order, am prepared
10 cross persons aud properly c:er Cedar River
AZ Al, stages Of water, and at all hour day or
night viii as much dispatch and at as low rates
as any ferry on the river. Thankful for the lib
eraI patronage heretofore bestowed the Roches-
Ter Ferry. am determined BY prompt attention
and liherality TO merit continuance OF the
same,
R1yM Nv motto is that no mas shall 80 away
dissatisfied. w. w. WEIGH, Proprietor.
yppl-1v
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each month,
except, April and August, first Tuesday.
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District Court.
J. ID. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
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LIST OFGIFTS.

100 Marble bas,s OF Washington. al Sloo. $1,000
100 Car Zoe 1900
loo Webster, 100 l0.G6V
leo Calhoun, LOO. 10000
90 elegant Oil Paintings in spien.
did gilt frames -ize 3x4 r. each, 100 5000
loo elegant uii Paintings
2x5 It. each SO. 5000
500 steel plate Engraving. brilliant.
" cold III Oil, rich gilt frames
2iN30 In. each 10. 5000
10000 elegant etecl plate Engravings
cold Of The Washington .Lm-
taaeuf 20x25 in. each L. 10000
231,00 steel plate Engratings,
f.om 100 different plates, now
in possession Of, and owned by
the Artists Union, Of the mar
ket value OF, from 50 cts to 81,
each, Al000
first lass Dwelling, in 3lst
stN. Y. City, $4,000
~ building lots III 100 and l0I
SIS y. f.City, each 25,l0o II
deep, At 1000 $4,000
100 Villa sites containing each ten
thousand ~. II. ia the subrbs OF
n. I. City and commanding
magnificent view OF the Hudson
Kisef and Long Ill. Sound at 500. 10000
~ perpetual loans Of cash without
int.. Or security, Of $3.50 each, 5000
80 g g 1.D 60 .aa
lO oO 1900
20 20 5000
goo 10000
NfsscHER Co., Real Estate Brokers' n. York
orders, post paid with money enclosed, to be
addressed,
}. NJ. hOIBRO0K, sec'ry sos Bro adway N. I.
1ss- The Engravings in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery no44-5ino.
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ssg Broke. tanks are Icing repaired.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19
81 Mlistrllanp y .
What came Of an Omnibus Ride, and
"One Pull to the Right"
By FANNY FERN.

Some time ago Ono matter achcn-.lit-
tie folks should not be curious) | was
riding in an omnibus with some half doz-
en- well dressed ladies, and white kidded
gentlemen.
At signal from somebody on the side
walk the driver reined up his horses and
very old man with tremulous limbs and
silvery locks, presented himself for ad i
mission. The driver shouted through
the skylight, "room for one more, there,
inside 2"-but the gentlemen looked at
the old man and frownod, and the ladies
spread out their rufiled skirts for his hat
was shabby,an his coat very threadbare
He saw how it was, and why there was
no ROOM" and meekly turned about to
90 down the steps, when a fine looking
young man, who sat next to me, sprang
to the door, and seizing him by the arm,
said, Take my place, sir you are quite
welcome to it, | am young and hearty ;
it wont tire me to walk "-and kindly
leading the old man to the vacant seat.
he leaped from the steps and walked
briskly down the street while | looked
admiringly after him, saying to myself,
" That young man has had a good mo-
ther.n
We drove on and the more | looked
at the old mans silver hairs. and fine
honest face, the more indignant felt at
the way he had been treated Whether
he read my thoughts in my countonance
or not, can't say but after most of the
passengers had got out, ho moved up to
me and said, "Good boy-good boy
wasn't he 2 My dear, (and here his voice
sunk to confidential whisper) hayo
got money enough to buy out ali the up.
start people that filled this omnibus,
twohty tilaes over, but ! like this old coat
and hat. They are as good as crucible.
Help mo to find out the true metal. Good
morning, my dear. Thank you for your
pity, just as much as if / needed ii, 'and
the old man pulled the strap, got out of
the omnibus and hobbled off down street.
Some time after advertised for lodg.
ings, and was answered by widow lady
| liked the air Of the house, it was SO
neat and quiet; and then the towering
plants in the window were letter Of re-
commendation tome. Your cold hearted
iccle people never care for flowers
Oou may write that in the ny-leof of
your pfimer) But what particularly
pleased me, at Mrs. Harris, was the de-
votion of her son to his mother. | ex.
pected no less, because the minute he
opened the door, saw that he was the
same young man who gave up his seat in
the omnibus to the old gentleman.
John did all the marketing and pro.
viding as wisely and as well as if he were
seventy, instead of seventeen. lie wheeled
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

The TALK OF AUTHoRs- Hazlitt's re-
mark, that authors were seldom gifted
with conversational power, seems to be
abundantly verified by fact He says
-" Authors ought to be read, and not
heard !" and as to actors. they could not
speak tragedies in the drawing room,
and their wit was likely to be comedy
and farce at a secondhand. The bio
graphy ofmen Of letters, in great
measure, confirms this opinion some of
the greatest names in English aud
French literature, men who have filed
books with an oloqueDce and truth that
defy oblivion, were nero mutes before
their fellow men. They had golden in
gots, which: in the privacy of home, they
could converts into coin bearing an i'm
press that would insure universal cur.
rency but they could not, on the spur
OF the moment, produce the farthings
current in the market-place. Descartes
the famous mathematician and philoso-
pher; Lafontaino celebrated for his wit
ty fables and Button tho great natural
ist, were all singularly sufficient in the
powers of conversation Marmontsl the
novelist, was SO dull in society, that his
friend said to him, after an interview =
" / must 60 and read his tales, to recon-
pcnse myself for the wearness of hear.
ing him."--As to Corneille, the creates.
dramatist Of France, he was completely
lost in society-so absent and embarrass-
ed, that he wrote of himself witty
couplet, importing that he was never iu-
telligble but through tho mouth of an
other. Wit on paper seems to be some
thing widely different from that play of
words in conversation, which, while it
sparkles, dies for Charles III, the wit
tiest monarch that ever sat on the Eng.
lish throne, was SO charmed with the
humor of Hudibras," that he caused
himself to be introduced in the character
Of private gentleman, to Butler, its au-
thor. The witty king found the author
very dull companion and wos Of opiu
ion with many others, that so stupid
fellow could never have written SO clover
a book.-.SaiadJ for tte Solitary &
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19
NUMBER So.

"TnrRTY PIECES OF SILvER."--
The women of Allianch, Stark conn
ty, Ohio, have ingenuously embroider-
cd Oh gauzc, thirty three-ccnt pieces,
as a small ornamental mat, about four
inches square. and sent is Senator
Douglas, at Washington, accompanied
by the follwing letter, which seems to
intimate that the distinguished advo-
cate of the Nebraska outrage may
need the money to bny rope at
somo future time
70 NJ. Douglas, Of Illinois, mem
Der Of tie Y. s. ,Se7aafc.
Sir We, the undersigned, wives,
mothers and daughters OF Stark coun--
ty, Ohio, feeling grateful that our
boasted Island Of the free and home
Of tie brave" is yet so free that phite
husbands, sons and brothers can er-
joy their own liberty, beg to present
you the enclosed "thirty pieces Of sil
GER" as a test Of the sentiments we
entertain for your labors in the Nebras
ka bill. IF Judas was worthy of his
reward for betraying one, whom no
knew had tho power to extricate him
self from the hands of his cruci6ers,
then much more arc you worthy Of
your reward, (should no clfice cmolu-
ment be proaerd you,)for this betrayal
of liberty, for this effort to cast into
hands, more brutal than Jewish cruci-
fiers, thousands Of laofending, freak
and helpless fathers mothers, husbands
and wives, SONS and daughters, accused
of no infraction of religious or civil
law and whose blood is called for by
no maddening populace but by cold
blooded avarice and the foulcst pass
ions.
Without dwelling upon this horrid
picture further, you may receive tho
"MiAty pieces Of silger'' herewith sent
as an cuidencc of the consideration III
which we hold you, and ere you fol-
low the last act Of Judas, may you
repent deepest sackcloth this most
nefarious betrayal of Liberty.
ALLIANCE, March /, 1854.
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JUsTUs COBB, Publisher,
BY whom all kinds of Book and Job Print
I'M will be done on favorable terms.
Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express no
tce to the contrary, are considered rs wish
ing to continue their subscription.
III. II subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers, the publisher may continue
to send them till all that is due be paid.
III. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their papers from the office TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their pa
pers discontinued.
". If subscribers move 20 other places,
without informing the publisher, and the pa
per is sent to the formcr direction, they are
held responsible
v. The courts have decided that refusing
TO take n paper from the Office, or removing
and leaving it uncaled for, is prima facie ev-
idence of intentional fraud.
VI. A Postmaster neglccting to inform n
publisher when his paper is not taken from
the office, makes himself liable for the sub
scription price.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

ED- -Bayard Taylor relates the fol-
lowing amusing incident in his own
experience in Arabia 4: "While in
Arabia had very remarkable expe.
riencc. There is drug in the East
whose effect is like that Of opium. 1t is
prepared from the Indian hemp. 1t
was much used by the Saraccn war;.
iors whom about to enter battle as q
stimulus. 1t produces on the imagi-
nation a double conciousness ono
part Of the mind seems to study while
the other part looks on. From mo-
tives of curiosity l was persuaded to
try the effect Of it on my own system.
| was in Damascus at the time. Soon
after taking the drug, the effect began
to appear. saw the furniture in the
room, talked with the company, and
yet | seemed to be near the pyramid
of Cheops whose blocks of stone ap-
peared to me like huge squares of
Virginia tobacco. The scene changed
and | was on the desert in boat made
of the mother of pearl. The sand
seemed to be grains Of lustrous gold
through which my boat ran as easily
as on the waves Of the sea the air
seemed filed with harmonies of the
sweetest music. Before me seemed
to be constant series of arcades of
rainbows. through which for fifteen
years, l seemed to glide. The finer
senses were developed and all gratif-
cation was single harmonious sensa-
ton. Hence we can easily conceive
the origin Of the Arabian Nights.
My companion, a huge Kentuckian
tried the drug with an amusing effect.
After looking at me for a while he
started up with the exclamation, IN
a locomotives" and began to cut off
his words like the puff of an engine
and to work the moving of the wheels.
At last, he seized the water jug for a
drink but set it down with a yell say.
ing,"How can ! take waterinto my boil.
or when | am citing off steam"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

AN EMBARRASSED LovER.-A A
yonng gent,an acquaintance of the
editor of the Forrest City Democrat,
was, few evenings since, in company
with young lady of fashion, making
specimen of that staple known as
love, when suddenly, and without
knocking at the door, )" in stepped
the venerable parent of the lady,
This unexpected appearance of an in
trulcr, caused the young man any
amount of confusion although he was
not aware that he stood in the pres
ence of his intended fatherin law, nev.
er having had the pleasure of seeing
the author of his idol before. The
lady, as soon as she could recover her
wonted composure, struck graceful
attitude upon the floor, and said, 'AIr
B. this is my pa" The lover,
grasping the hand of the old man, and
bowing obsequiouslv, returned, "IIow
do you do, Mr.. Pa ?"-'rhe old man
seeing the embarrassment of both, left
the room instantly as he said, Z" My
dear, do take care of that young
man."
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1)octrp.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.

OF all the Orient lands can vaunt
Ofmarvcls with our own competing,
The sirangest is the lTashish plant,
And what will follow on its eating
What visions to the faster rise,
OF Dcrvsh or Of Ahnch dances,
or Ebls OF of Paradise,
Set all aglow with Ilouri glances.
The Mollah and the Christian dog
Clap the same pipe beneath their noses;
The Muezzin climbs the synagogue,
The Rabbi shakes his beard at Moses
The Arab by his desert well
Sits choosing from some caliph's daughters,
And hears his single camcls bell
Sound welcome to his regal quarters.
The Koran-rcadcr makes complaint
OF Shitan dancing on and oirit;
The robbcr offers AIMS; the saint
Drinks tokay and blasphcncs the Prophet.
Such scenes that Eastern plant awakes,
But We have one ordained to beat it
Or fools, or l,nayes, of all who eat it,
1t makes the merchant class, with ware
And stock in trade, his fcllow-sinncrs;
And factory lords, with equal care,
Regard their spindlcs and their spiuncrs.
The preacher eats, and straight appears
His Bible in a new translation;
Its angels negro oyersccrs,
And Heaven itself a snug plantation.
For scraph songs he takes the bark
And bay of bloodhounds northward setting,
The planter for patriarch,
With servants of his own bcgctting:
The noisicst Democrat, with case,
1t turns 10 slavery parish beadlc;
The shrcwdest statesman cats, and secs
Due southward point the polar needle
The man OF peace, about whose dreams
The sweet mllcnnial angels cluster,
Tastes the mad weed, and plots and schemes
A noisy Cuban filibustcr!
The judge partalcs, and sits ere long
Upon his bench a railing clackguard,
Decides oli-hand, that right is wrong, fward.
And reads the ten commandments back
Oh, potent plant SO rare 10 taste
Has never TurIl~r Gcntoo gotten;
The hcmpcn lIasLish Of the East
Is powcrless 10 our Western cotton!
"A preparation Of the C0HnaLiS IRdica. or
Indian hemp, under the name of HaSniA or
H0sediSi, is famous throughout the Eastern
world for its singular. narcotic and intoxica-
ting qualities, producing an agreeable hallu-
cination, or taaiasid, and disposing the cater
to all kinds Of eXaggeration and extra, A.
gancc. The effect of the coil0R ylaHi, mental,
moral religious and political of the United
States, would form a proper subject for a
mcdico-p philosophical essay, like that Of NJ
Morcoau's Du HlScdisch cf dc lAHcnaiioa
Matate."
" Cotton said distinguished speaker in
Congress some years ago" Cotton one
would think from the manner in which gen
tlcmen speak Of cotton. that all thor con-
ceptons of good were in that enc word, cot
ton; that the destinies of this great nation
were bound up in cotton; that Tie very thread
Of our fate. which :hc Parcie are spinning for
us, is Of cotton"-.SPcech Of r. c. U1ntfr1p.