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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

'uNhACHEt- Neutrality-suspicious., win he ,.o.,-, -,
ns t o. June next for Teachers take charge of ts %
III % and Female In the MiItoi NJ o. A.
.u please state their terms ,spd heir =
zone si be received uness they we'll -
senoSis 70 sounenee the arst Monday in July mere s.n
aad his lady would be preferred ~ -N" N senHsniah
Address, (Po. tPAidJ q corrou
anita al, a. Secretary 10 the Board Of Trustees
- ...'.s. Milton, N. q.
UDiSSOLuTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-Tbs
- urn ~ ELM SMITH Co, Is this day dissolved by au-
N consent All having against be III,
please present them Those h, ~
make arrangements to their As pos.b.
wM. o. ELAN,
AprllT. ~ Eihw SMITH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28
GEORGE WATT q p. n. sTNHKs

HNTI SPRING INsrITTTTE Io,, IN - -.
nv, heptWeen Clay and MnrshaiI.-Rsy WInsHeesf
m, Depaftnent CLASSICS gensr,I 1910
ae , hhsnr AuAho Eq Assistant %
sApply to-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

Gothic Residence OF William Pratt. lately
erected en- CANDLES Hin, with lot loSb feet
'front.' .tanoo
Cottage on th Street. UaIian 81 feet frent 400
Cotsge on 9th Street, (Italian) lot so front 9a0
Lot on 4ih Street, CANDLES Hill, IS feet 'front.' 200
s ser.Se o. fLaIe, loco
superb fiahofoIte,
do do do, at $500 each, 900
AutomAt.n Singing Bird, san
Original Oil Paint ng by Riehards Co.
&c 90 DO do do 40
do do do by Mason, ~
do do do by Thos Birch 81
10 superb Gold Watches, hunting cases at 500 LOCO
70 ZINE Gold MedAlIons with Portraits At slO sd1
leo Gold Breast Pins at IS, so
20 cfPes for year OF southern Literary Nr..
senger and Richmond Ne~spIpers 500
?lo hne gold pencil cases q IS, IGo
800 --..-,.- -, tS, l,6O5
~ seS OF AAhoAra BOOKS, ", 600
5000 sso COO
estate has been conveyed and security given
august: attorney az Law Richmond, Va in
tion q the above pref ct. " 49, ~
AS each receipt holder acquires interest in the
aoo's described property aud A. viii nothing
can on 70 prevent the donation taking place hope
Gs&Dy Pat0nIsd thu, may b. complete early date
Hb-our design In the above liberal induce
uAht pictures TO procure them enabling u,
eomp!si Win about the short period
nd other 'se require by which, without
present prices shall be increase
Respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

IN signed have as,oei,ad HtsINHss-The under.
icy n5 tran.acting General Grocery yo o. Hunt
oec-aS ~ and have taken qua
cary sesy.n '1 PM ~ SseSrse E.q NJ Blair
heir friends and the public attend 20 ors DC pleased
Richmond Jan sn-dt.,, DANIEL V HUNT
sv Lynchburv viryinis, -,u .. arr, JSo. d. HARVEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

INCOMING GOODN-Biaet Alpacas Of orr own iuporta.
ANh ton black Bombafines, Chaeys, Nousnss and
hsLnAn CtsPe and Love Wells spd Hsndtcrehs Grape
fatlion ooar', Ae, for sale At tt5 Esge sqpsrc,hy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

NoTICE:-Having purchased the Of goods old
stand of WIN Essi-sop, recently occupied
seatsr. Agent for Me,1s WILLIAMS BROTHER nduct
the Vrocey Bu,ine heretofore at the place.
shall be pt.sed rinds and the the
concern and hope BY strict attention business
anuanee Of their patronage. JAS. W. vERsER,
pfill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

bpNAsISG OF SPRING aILLNERY.-N @ BARTON Ia
VAN street viii open THURSDAY IN. Ie,b jns v,,
Of spring Styles snk Grape issn ana arse
ne..; eonnet Ribbons and eneh flowers A ,n gon
VUST RECEIVED nv
sPLNoE No. 100 corner OF Main and Goyerpor &c..
Sesnsd large anr beautiful ent on All
WEI 81 GOODS embracing every article Of ensness
eHHnHpe.
WI YtsR! no HOTEL Is Fon LE,sE Fun TERM OF
EAh-Ihis large AMI elegant Hotel Is for le,.. IL -
sone through thorough 100 ,Sn,,n
M aeeotanodate go persons with lodging The ioeation
. mouse the most desirable In the city good ana 49,
nent tenant the rent will be low. ~ b0 Ana PermA-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-28

A0''u SUI hAu bfushes, Fort honnies, Ac hv
.roo O. MAXWELL a Co
IFS broad street.
tGmMOMn SODA WATER AND non FLIxtJ
~ SAhLlehhENI-ltis settled fact that hs ootv 80,
Gi ooted SODA WATER ety /, p.t mn X NJ
Who natteIs himself that able 10 eop,ts Vim
~ either North soaih having been engaged m
ss2s Imposition be sure aud call ~ MsooRMAoKs So
BAN orders, either IRON city cosntry promptly attend
So Water Porter and Ale, delivered al, part. Of the city
NP'r'on' having ny bottle, viii pleas, return @sa.,.
~ a.. N. MCCORMACK,
sRL--oem No. S09, Btosd street.
tofFhE5OO bags L,Eusyrs, landing sad ~, ssIs
- ~ sP DhkNPOkr, AbtHN 90.
10 PIKE sUGAIis Aass Lioor,s Hum foT sale by
~ APPS DAVENPORT. ALJEH 4 90
SALAD OLIVE just received fsssh ,uppix a, A..
- lad o. really superior article also, tsn cares Rssi.h
apps P. JOHNSTON 4 Bro, Drursr,,..
MACHINE Olive have IN store 500 saiss. On -
I'VE expressly for Machinery vheh can rscousoS n, A.
warranted not 70 and II mech cheaper -
apis JOHHsfoy A Ra6 bro.-,.,.
VIRGINIA IInKSs bbis 81 sup-riog yiyg,,t. H.. - a.
B'in equal TO- hnot soperor, any 6uYn-d Ia vrs,, h.
Having had the sole Agency Of ~ sbTats Line vs e sfI
sals by WIsSfog q BOZ kasss' ~
10000 sssi 10. sa ..s.. "a {, Il: ''
..,a RAWLINGS HiLIBa
~" O'fasF Pearl asd oasT sweets.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

What is it to succeed in life, In the true
sense OF the phrasea
To get rich--to become distinguished
in name or station--to command the
means Of gratifying whatever incina-
tions we may choose to indulge--,hese,
one. or all OF them, would most likely be
the responses Of the majority.
We must protest against them all. -
We hold that he, who has most fully de.
veloped all his various capacities; who
has bes, cultivated up to the highes. pitch
the mind and heart originally give him,
has, in the truest and completes, OF all
sense succeeded in life.
And why Simply because this pres
ent life is not goal. but a race not a
permanen, abode. bu, journey towards
such; not an end, but preparation for
an end, In word, the main and almos
sole purpose Of this temporal existence il
to uni old and discipline the spirit, ane
this spiri, alone do we carry into our en-
during existence. Whoever, then, has
as the fruit and consummation OF life, tn,
larges, and mos, completely trained an
mos. thoroughly accomplished spirit, h
of all men, has won the amplest success
in life.
For Whatever aim you may pursue
very uncertain OF attainment, since de
pending On many things ou, of yourself
Nor, how entirely seever achieved, Wi
. i. ever fulfill your expectations.
But the single aim OF selt-culture kel
steadily in view, will never delade {
disappoint you. In the very pursuing
will afford you more happiness than an
or all beside and then at the closing M
. ment, when all things else are noug
} you are Oh the very eve OF beginning
: gather the most glorious fruits Of this.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
FoEyAT. .
ny FANNY roRRcsTIR.

~ FANNY roRRcsTER.
I'D not recall nv childhood,
Witaail its sweet delight,
Its simple, bisd-llke giadness,
II was not always bright
Even morning had her tear drops,
And spring her cloudy sky,
And on the fairess cradle
I've seen the shadows lie.
pd not recall my childhood,
Though tender memories throag
Around its rosy portals,
Prelusave TO hfe's song;
The full voice living chorus,
Is swelling round me now,
And ros'er light is resting
Upon my maiden brow.
have made II changeful journey
Up the hill Of life since morn,
lhave gathered flowers and blossoms,
Fve been pierced by many thorn;
But from out Of the core of sorrow,
have plucked a Jewel rare,
The sire rgth which mortAls gather
In their ceaseless strife with care.
Now Igrasp LIES burning breaker,
And how'er the bubbles glow,
pll paus. not till pve tasted
The deepest wave below;
Though bitter dregs may mingis,
The crimson tide shall roll,
In full and fearless currents,
Through the fountains Of my soul.
No! I'd not 60 back 10 childhood,
From the radlent flush Of noon,
And when evening closes round ne,
Icrave one on'y boon;
Amid the valleys darkness,
It's dangers aud its dread,
The signal star OF judah
To shine above my head.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
Effective Forces Likely to be In.
vOsved iM the Pending f.lIiU~-
mean war.

Russia.-Popula,;on 65,39l $40
Troops Of the line 594, 900. Irrcgulars
$4,000. TotaI force in 1913, 1906
900
The navy IS composed OF tor,y-fvs
ships OF the line, and thirty friga,e,.
Turkey. Population $3.50, 900; Of
these abou, ,wo-thirds are Mussuhnans.
rhe army in time OF peace is composed
of 44S $50 men, but increased in time Of
war TO abou, 600 900.
The Navy consists Of four ships OF the
first class, l3 Of the second and fourteen
trigates, mounting 2,!S6 guns, and car
ry.ng abou, 1900 men.
England. And her dependencies conn
prise a population OF l54 ,532 ,0l5--of
which about one hundred millions are in
their Eas, India possessions. The reg,l-
lar army embraces abou, 10000 in
creased by the aid OF irregulars as cir.
cumstances may require.
The British Navy consists Of dos ships
and vessels, forming an aggregate Of
ago, 900 tons.
France. The population OF France IL
put down at SO, ,593 1856.
The army on the first of January, 1853
amounted to 5O2 800, which, with The re-
serves SO called, constitute an aggregate
ot 730, 900 men.
vne French navy consists or abou. LEO
ships all IN the highes, state ot efficiency.
Austria. The Austrian army, reserves
I included, little short OF 600 900 men.
:, The Navy consists OF % vessels, noun
: ting $40 guns. Population 81, $50, ,753,
y Prussia. Has u population of l6, ,346.-
625. The army comprises 6li 900 men
The Navy is yet to be inaugura.ed.
Denmark. .--Popuation 2,450, ,0O0.--
;, The nominal strength Of the army is sta
7 ted to be 32,7Sl men. The Navy con.
= sis,s Of about about 81 vessels carrying
$50 guns. -...
Sweden and Norway.-Comprise pop
'e ulation of about 100000. The arm,
,, Consists of about "a 900 men.
d The navy comprises about 80 vessel'
I, Of all classes, and 400 guns.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
Al to Early Rlslag.

Our friend Abram has invented ma
chine intended to benefit those who wish
to rise early and are no. able. I, is rath-
er a complicated affair. A large case,
the size Of an ordinary molasses hogs
head, contains all the apparatus. After
rolling this into your bedroom you pro-
ceeded to arrange it before retiring. -
The first article is Yankee clock, which
is arranged on vibrating board over the
top Of the case, aud Sc, at the hour re-
quired. You then with the assistance Of
several men lilt the whole affair up on a
chair at the head Of your bed, and retire.
Immediately a, the hour designed, the
alarm runs down, and the vibratim OF the
board sets in motion several revolving
dinner gongs, which in turn, discharge a
pistol aimed with precision at peg sup.
porting fifty tin pans of buck shot, and o
course upset the whole affair, and by a
curious contrivance, gives an inclination
to the case, aud unless the keeper get.
out of bed marvellously quick, lands the
whole concern yankee clock and all
on top Of him.-.E. Y. Picayuss.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

the people say! Sometimes, ! believe.
there is q vain minister, (though ! be-
lieve there is no honester class in the
main, it is hard to bear constant applause
and love, too; the toughest plank will
crack under perpetual sunshine but the
ministers vanity is principally shown,
in fearing to loose the esteem he has
gained. Character founded on this fac
'ulty can never be great, he tina, does
not write or speak from enthusiasm from
His subject. produces nothing that will
lper6Ansn,ly coalrol the mind. Love o.
applause IS the fertile source Of medioc.
Eri,y; excellence springs from sympathy
with God, man and truth. Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

The Homr GaASpmoruuR.--She is
by the fire "a dear old lady, with nicely
crimp, and plated cap border. and old
fashioned spec.acles--as pleasant pic
ture of the home grandmother as any liv'
ing heart may wish to see. The oracle
of the family the record OF births, deaths
aud marriages the narrator OF old revo-
lutionary stories that kept bright young
eyes big and wide awake till the evening
lop falls to asnes-what should we do
withou, the home grandmother e.
How many little faults she hides. What
a delightful special pleadeI is she when
the rod ,rembles over the unfortunate ur.
chin's head!
"Do you get many lickingsr inquired
fiaxen haired youngs,er, OF his curly
headed playmate.
NO" was the prompt. half indignant
answer. I've go. grandmother.
Love tina. aged woman. Sit at her
fee, and learn Of her patient lessons from
the past, Though, she knows no gram.
mar. canno, tell the boundaries OF distant
States, or the history OF nations, she has
tina, perhaps which exceeds all lore
wisdom. She has fought life's battles
and conquered. She has laid her treas
ures away, ana grown purer, stronger
through tears OF sorrow. N.ser let he
feel the sting Of ingra,i,ude. Sit at he'
feet. She viii teach you all the danger
Of life's Journey, and teach you how to 8
, cheerfully and smlliagly to the gate
! death, trusting like her in bllsssui here
after.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

The following specimen Of stump
speech is reported in the Kingston Ja-
maica) Times. We give it precisely as
We find it:
The honorable member who does me
the honor to oppose me in this election,
is privately one OF the most amiable oil
men, bu, politically an evil-minded, squint.
ing souled, white hvered renegrade. !
grant he is just and true in nll his deal
ings; bu, he would sell his own father
for pension, and his own soul for a.
official station. He is a man oil very
nice honos and honesty, but as legisln'
tor he would base!y betray his trust, to'
he is, where politics are concerned.
thorough scoundrel He is in private q
sincere friend, bu, in public affairs a
,reachorous as Kentucky alligator.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

A NoyELry.- The nos; ex'raorii-
nary operation we eve. heard OF was
performed on Tuesday By a locomotive,
on the Baltimore and O.io Railroad,
while coming up through the farm oil Mr.
David McMechen. A valuable COW be-
longing to him. tha, WAS expected daily
70 have calf, was on the track. and was
torn limb from limb. the cali 50 suddenly
brough, into existence being unhur', and
still alive and well. We doub. whether
there is "A locomotive in the country can
beat that Whseiing Tunes,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
F,Sr Ttar roR THE IRos Mr.,

F,SE TrxE soa THE IRos MEN.---
The iron men are doing fine business,
50 good that they say not word about
the tariff. There are thirteen thousand
miles of road in operation; three thou
sand miles additional, it is estimated will
be built this year For double tracks one
hundred thousand tons will be required
this year. The quantity Of railroad iron
therefore in use by the end ol this year,
allowing one hundred tons to the mile
will be one million seven hundred thou.
sand tons, which, at S65 per ton, the pre-.
sent price, gives a total OF $ll0 ,5OO,O ,OOO
invested in railroad bars now in use.-
Eight per cent, is estimated by the Kali
way Times to be the wear and tear O.
the rails in use. which would require ar
outlay lor this item alone OF more thar
eight millions of dollars annually, or II
the course of ten years over eighty mill
ions of dollars. BY January 1880, there
will in all probability be in operation n
the United States, 80. 900 miles OF rail
way. Between now and that period
there will have to be- furnished by on
own manufacturers the iron tor som
uine,een thousand miles OF new track
and as much as eight pes cent. per an
nun of the amount now In use. In'
magnificent amount, with the mn!tiphe
uses for iron, cars, locomotives. steam
engines, machinery, steamboats,, iro
sailing vessels, iron buildings, &C., give
,, to the iron trade the most fattering pro:
poets, if nothing in,ervenes to stop II
progress OF railroad construction. - Phn'
Ledger.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

BkJ A little fellow. from four to FIVE
years old, having perforated ths knee OF
hls trowers, was intensely delighted with
a patch his grand-mamma had applied.
He would sit and gaze upon it III state
Oh remarkable admiration, and In one oi
these moods suddenly exclaimed
.'Granl-na must put one Oh to,heI
knee, and two behind, like Eddy smiths
II the boy lives, he will beat Coy
Marcy, two 70 oae-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

rag- The Pennsylvania Senate rasssd
the prohhi,ory houor law bill. that ea.A-
mated from the House, by vote d TWEEN
" to twelve. h refers the gGes,ien o.
prohibition to a vote ot the people in Oc-
,ober next There is a chance Tor the
politicians, and an animated contest u
~lll probably be. = Fa!sburgA Pass.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
The Waoxa PAcK-The New York
Musical World aud Times tells most

Muslcal World aud Times tells q nlON
laugable story Of gentleman who step
ped into his carriage to make his Ne"
Years visits, when he perceived that ne
had forgotten his visiting cards. He I'M,
medla,ely ordered his ne" groom to go
and &c, them from the manssl p4ece IN
the dining room. The servant did as ne
was ordered, and the gentleman COM
m.nced his visits, the foo,man leaving
his cards. After some time mad passed
he asked the groom, ii there were stlli
MANY cards lett. "Slr," answered the
groom, Il have still the king Of spades
the king OF hearts. and the knaye o
clubs" We presume the trick was
no, taken Ii. very rood par BY u'e caller
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

The weather here is warm and sul,ry.-
Ice is ias, disappearing, and the lake for
nearly mile from the mouth o. the creek
is clear OF ice. Ii present weather con-
tinues navigation will undoubtedly be
open in three or four days.
The Germans had large torch ligh.
procession las, night, in honor OF the
Governors veto ot The Maine Law.
Bosron, April S,h.
The statement recently made to the
public that Hon. Edward Everett was the
author of the celebrated chevalier Hussel.
man letter creates no excitemen. in this
city whatever, neither has the disclosure
Of the fac, caused any i'll feeling between
the friends OF the late Daniel Webster
and Senator Everett. The original draft
of the letter was returned TO Mr. Everett,
by Mr. Webs,er's literary executors and
a printed copy which with the original
will be preserved among Mr.. Evere,,'s
papers. He does no; contemplate any
publication.
HARrroRp, April 1.
! The returns received thus far stand :-
/ The election OF Is Wing Senators and 2
Democratic, four to hear from, 81 Wing
and Al Democratic Representatives, s.
/ Wing and 2 Democratic SherIt.s. !, -
impossible at present 20 give an estimate
] >. popular vote.
HAsrroRD, April T.
The returns show that .4sers can be no
doubt but the Legislature will be CON-
ple,ely Wing. The Wing gains foot up
savagely,
I Nassrxcror, April 4.
The Senate has been In Executive
SESSION on Gadsdens Treaty and several
E votes taken /, is considered that ins
( Treaty is rejected
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
AECAplTuLATIOS.
Swedish and NORWEGIAN

This does not embrace the naval force.
bu, OF these, England has nearly twica
as much as all the other countries CON-
blned.
I, is no, to be supposed .ha, general
war even would bring all the forces men,
toned above into action, ye, the aggre-
gate presents a striking picture OF the
manner in which the world is governed.
Here are nearly four millions Of men em-
ployed to keep few States III order.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

VARIOUS IrEMs.-rhe Russian never
laugh. When they feel "funny," they
double up, squeeze their yitafs, allnoe,
shu, themselves up like a jack-knlle, and
then give their bushy mustaches deuced
I,wuch. Queer dogs, ,..o.e Russian bears.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

A SERVANT GIRL rHE MorHIR OF
QuEEss. During the reign Of Charles
l. OF England, country girl came to-
London and hired herself to carry beer
from warehouse. The brewer liking
her looks took her into his family as
servant, and after shor. time married
her. When he died he LET, her the bulk
Of his property. She was recommended
to Mr.. Hyde, as skillful lawyer, to ar
range her husbands estate. As her for
tune was large, Hyde, who was after
words Earl OF Clarendon, married her.
Their daughter was the wife Of James II.
and mother Of Mary and Anne. queens
OF England.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
- HAMMOND l. CO.,

nEALERs ~ DRY GOODS, 1roeellst ssas
,.e,.,s Ware, Hardware, boo,. ana ouu W.
es.,!ies, Books and S'ahonsss, t &c,
C.esh.n., Nails. Salt, Woo5sh "'''' NJ
Teton, IoWA.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

An ELOQUENT PRAYER. Chap
lain Of the Indiana Legislature, recently
opened the session with general prayer,
which closed with the following eloquent
and sensible invocation:
"And, q Lord, have mercy on our
Legislators. Be with them and bless
them if they know Thee not. Spare
their lives and teach them to giorify Thy
name. Hasten them to their homes
where they may direct their attention to
good works and general usefulness a.
monp their families and neighbors. May
the people resolve to keep them there,
and in future elect men OF sound mora
and temperate habits, so that good may
hereafter result from Legislation. Save
the good people Of the State from the
disgrace which must follow, if the same
crowd should again come here to make
laws. Hear US, Lord. and grant ou'
prayer. Amen
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

,nor AA.n SHOE MAkER-A Genera
A.so.tnent kept csn.taotiy on hand.
H.Aon, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
uAurN I>1CNINSON,

e.royEs, TN WARE, PLoWs, ana II f,a''
- w.,e Dealer. Tlpton, Iowa. "i
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
~ArvIANIEL BAKER,
ca,raIcI, p. DANIELS,

r>p,'cCIsI. and Dealer N Paints, on', "
( snus. Varu,shes, etc. Rochester, Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
vOlIy WEAVER,

,,v,rrn IN PROVISIONS, Nuts, Cigar
Iahaceo. Fruits. &c. Upton, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

The returns show that .t,ere can be no
doub, bu, the Legislature will be CON-
ple,eiy Wing. The Wing gains foot w
savagely.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

ELIAS SHAW RER.
NgrRcHANI--D eaier IN lEy apon, a'as, G.
esrie.. Crosxery, 10. Cedar boa'' -
aAr eoanty, lo1A.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
I. w. CREES,

s,rfrCTIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
+, on. opposite the Eagle Hotel, Upton
Iasa.
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Kwsimess Cards.

WI. II. TUTHILL,
TrORNEY AZ LAW and Solicitor IN
"a ChanceIy. T,ptop, Cedar county, Iowa
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The Senate has been In Executive
Session on Gadsdens Treaty and several
votes taken. Il is considered that tbs
Treaty is rejected
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GREEN l. McNAUGhiON,
naERC .IANTs Keep on hand Ready Mso' na
Ill Clothing. Boots and Shoes iahhs.
tons, Dry Cots. hroesTiss, -.
Cedar county, Iowa.
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ISAAC .MkGEE,

rAIIOV-M.n and Boys Garments Gu. sn'
n,,a, 10 order, IN the latss. and mos' '"'-
n,oy,d STYLES. Upton, iowa. ~