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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
About Tomatoes.

Baked sonafoes.-Wash them, and Gu
them In two parts, round the tomato, thai
is, So as the cells can be Invested of the
pulp and seed which they contain. TT
sixt omatoes take halt pint of bread
crumbs, one large onion finely chopped
one ounce Of butter, pepper and salt te
the taste. Fill the cells of each piece
with the dressing put two halves togeth.
er, and tie them with a piece of thread
Put them in the pan with an ounce Of
butter and gill o. water, set them in a
moderate oven, and cook them till they
are soft. When done, cut off the threads
and serve them.
Tomato trieandeau. Get some slices
OF veal outlets, pound and wash them
season them with pepper and salt, and
fry them slowly till they are done. They
should be OF a ligh. brown Oh both sides
Stew some tomatoes very dry, strain
them throug h a sieve to get out all the
seeds, pour the PM p into the gravy after
the meat has been taken cut, and thicker
IT with piece of butter rolled in -four
Pour this over the meat and sieve it ho,
Salioped tomatoes. Peel fine ripe
tomatoes, cut them in small pieces, and
put IN pan layer Of bread crumb then
layer OF tomatoes, with pepper, salt and
some pieces OF butter, then put another
layer OF bread crumbs and tomatoes, and
SO on siii the dish is full. Spread some
beaten egg over the top, and set IN the
oven and bake il.
Fried fomdtoes.-Wash them, cut them
IN hail, take on. the seeds, and season
them with pepper and salt. Have ready
some melted butter, IN a pan, put them
into II, and fry them slowly till very soft.
Dried tomatoes. Take fruit fully ripe
strain through sieve, cook slowly hal!
an hour spread on clean plates, and dry
III an oven twelve hours. It's capital
when carefully prepared.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

nished with badges OF membership, which
viii ADM, them 10 the grounds during
the exhibition.
The Judges will meet ar the speaker
stand at IL o'clock on the first day. when
.aeis names viii be called, vacancies NIL
ed, and they will then enter upon then
duties. 1t is hoped that all those ap'
pointed on Committees will be presen! a
the hour.
Tickets, at ten cents each, admitting
one person, can be procured at the stores
of Friend & Culbertson, Shaw & Bag
ley, Hammond 4 Co. '...
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Pres.-J. w. CATrELL.
Fcs Pres. -THos. JAMES.
&c.-H c. PIATT.
Tyeas.-S. S. DANIELS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
&. p. Woop. of Iowa,
PRroR ScorT, Pioneer,
M. V. BUrLER, Springdale,
JOHN d. Waller. Rochester,
EzRA MoRroS, Polk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

.his OINTMENT IL be good. Day by day new
evidence Of its power, and new proofs Of its
efficacy are continually developed. It's afact
beyond the power Of cavil or contradiction,
that il is nfslliable in the cure Of all 1umors,
Uuicers. Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, scro!a-
la, Ery sipelas, Chilblains, Scald Head, Sore
eyes, Quinsy, Group, Rhuma!ism, Broken Breast,
Ague in the Face, Corns, &c. II completely
restores the Insenslble Preparation, and by
this means opens those avenues by which Ma
ture intended to expel the morbid matter OF the
body--thus is the system cleansed, the blood
purified, and the health restored. II has pow
er TO cause all external Sores, Scrotulous HUI
mors, Skin Diseases, ana poiseEous Wounds,
TO discharge their putrid matter, and then heal
them.
II is rightly termed all-healng, for there is
scarcely disease. external or internal, that il
will not benefit. II has been used for the last
fourteen years for all diseases Of the Chest,
Consumption and Liver, involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, aud not in one case
has It failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach Of mortal means.
G. For sale in rip,on, by A. Gilbert, agent
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT
w. l.. NOON.

lealer IN Saddles and Harness, has
~ opened his new shop, one door south
me Eagle Hotel, and one door north oil at
toms bazaar" where he intends keeping
Ky variety Of Spanish, Plain, and Ladies' s
aies; Also, all the varieties Of harness uscG
Inc country, together with all the smaller ii
cies generally kept in such establishments
"a All the above work manufactured a.
the best material.
!. "a All kinds Of work sold at River Fri,
sep M, gentlemen, and see for yop,se'ves
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

BOSTON ADyERTIsISC.-Am meeting oil
newspaper editors and publishers Of Bos.
ton and vicinity, was held on the after
aoon OF February -. The press was
well represented. Mr.. Hale, of Boston
advertiser, presided. \ report was
made, setting forth the greatly increased
expenses OF newspapers within the past
few years, and resolutions were adopted
10 increase the price OF advertising 25
/ per cent.
ISgA Tie Chicago Tribune saws that
proceedings have been taken to test the
question as to the right 10 build a rail-
road draw-bridge at Rock Island A
/ bill has been presented to the Hon. Judge
Dyer, Lalted States dis,ric, Judge, for
the district Of Iowa, against the railroad
companies and the contractors, praying
al injunction against them, enloinlng the
building Of the bridge, and The 18th OF
July fixed upon as the time, and Iowa
CIy as the place, Tor hearing the appli-
cation.
query FOR THE BOSTON PosT-To
the editor Of the ". y Would it
not be well to sugges, to the editor of the
Boston Post, the propriety Of changing
the descriptive name Of their city from
the Athens OF America to the "Ci,v
OF the Sellers p
E The editor OF the Prairie .Eers
IS one of the most facetious of the frater.
nifty. A subscriber writes TO our broth.
er oil the .sews. II don't want your lit
tie paper any ionger"-,o which the ed.
ltor replies, IL would ut make il anv lon
ger II you did its present length suits
me very we'll"
Sd The principle OF liberty of con-
science, tina. the constitution OF the Uni
ted States guarantees TO all sects, has
Just been again defeated in the British
parliament, which has decided that Jews
shall not hold seat in that body, unless
they subscribe upon 1.-THE true faith of
christian in taking the members oath,
Lord John Russell endeavored TO have
thus civil disability removed from the
Jews, bu. majority in the house, of
tour only, defeated the measure. Eng
land, while forcing the sultan of Turkey
to extend civil equality to his christian
subjects, denies it to a portion Of her
own population.
Ed As the tram for La Sale was
leaving the Chicago and Auroa depot, ii
came violently in contact with a freight
tram which was being pushed towards
the depot; the resui, Of which was the
almost total destruction Of the freight car,
and much to the damage of the passen-
ger cars attached to the La Sale train.
Fortunately no one was injured.
sU~ The finances Of Spain are in a
most deplorable condition. Three years
since that government had creditors in
England to the extent Of seventy millions
sterling. Since when, the interest on
the debt has been allowed to accumulate
without payment. Now i, is proposed to
raise $4,000, 900 additional Cor $780,
900 900 reals) at the extraordinary rate
IL per cent per annum.
"a Patrick Henry's Youngest SON
Nateouiel, recently died, destitute and
alone At an inn in Floyd County. Virgil
nia Ills last oceupstien va, teaching.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

JeDGEs H. c. Pratt Mrs Aaron
Gilbert, and Mrs Hollslander.
Premiums viii be awarded by the FOL-
lowing committee:
VIM. II. Tuthill, Oliver C. Jack and
VIM. A. Piatt, Oh all meri;orioas articles
exhibited which are not enumerated IN
the foregoing list.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

tIsraAa.-A correspondent. OF the
Ohio Cuffirdtor youches for the merit oil
the following recipe for making vinegar
lake and mix one quart OF molasses
three gallons Of rain water, and one pint
OF yeast. Let ii ferment and stand for
four weeks, and You will have the hes,
oil vinegar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
AUSTIN PARSONS.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAkER.
w ouLD take this opportunity Of returnia
" his thanks to the citizens OF Upton a.
vicinity, for past favors and patronage and
inform them that he is still pushing along u
above business in this place and is now locatf
over Shaw Bagieys store in the room formes
~ occupied by w. H. Tsthill a. Law Off
where he keeps constantly on hand
Harness, Brides, Collars, sc.
and oil other articles pertaining to his busine.
which can be had ready made or made 10
Ter Give him call.
Upton, Nov. 26th, 1855. n3 If.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
REC ULATI0s

3 IL. IVA gang 4A1-.
REGULATIONS.
Accommodations viii be provided for
stock and articles entered for exhibition
Exhibitors must pay their fee and have
their articles or animals entered Oh the
seeretary's book, and On the ground La
their proper places On or before Tuesday
a. II clock, and II IS desirable that en-
tEies De made at as early Gay as posi-
bic. Persons will &c particular to state
whether they make their entries to CON-
pete for premiums or or merely eanibi-
iloa.
MANUFACTURED articles and farm prod
ucts . compete for premiums must be
manufactured or produced In the county,
and stock must Be- owned IN the county
ANIMALS and articles entered Tor pre-
naIams mus, be iabeled .I,a the name
and residence OF The owner.
Premiums viii 10. BE given On articles
or animals removed from exhibition be-
fore It's close unless by special permits
sion Of the Boar1 Of Directors
TIE owners viii give the pedigree OF
their stock 10 the best Of their knowledge
and committees will take the same into
consideration In making tneI awards.
Persons competing for premiums On
crops must have Their ground and prod
ucts measured BY two disinterested per-
sons. Their statement must be IN VIII
ting and verified By affidayi. and the ow-
ner must accompany II win statement,
81 the lime Of planting. quantity Of seed,
mode Of culture &c, and r1us, hls tie
same with the Secretary at ieas, two days
before the Fair.
Premiums on grain and grass crops
viii not be awarded Tor less than one
acre, nor on root crops Of less than one-
fourth OF an acre.
Articles which drew the first premium
!as' year cannot compete IN the same
class a articles this year.
When single article OF kind is
entered, II will not receive a premium
unless OF decided merit.
Persons having stock or aricles TO en-.
ter, Will, after entering them on the Sec
retary's book, be shown by the Commit
lee 81 Arrangements where 10 put them.
Horses will not be allowed in the cir.
Gle except at such times as the directors
shall designate.
The blowing match will take place on
Wednesday, a, ; O'Clock.
Persons wishing 10 compete for prem
ians on farms, must report their names
and residences to the Secretary on or
before the 18th Of September, and must
render the Judges statement Of the size,
mode OF culture, rotation Of crops, &c,
on their farms.
An exhibition Of Craftsmanship, BY la
dies and gentleman, a, o'clock on
Wednesday.
Address at 2 O'Clock Reports of
judges after the address.
The Judges will be furnished with lists
OF entries IN their respective classes at
as early aperiod as possible.
Any rules not found in the Cons,i,u-
ton or these regulations, and necessary
to proven. confusion, will be proclaimed
on the day OF exhibition.
Members 81 he society sill b lur.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
agricultural.
PREMIUM LIST.

For the Second .7nnual Fair OF the Cedar
Comfy agricultural Society. to Be held
October lOfi and llth, 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
PREMATURE GRrVE.

TT is a remarkable fac. that thousarcS have
i been brought to premature grave by reglee-
ting TO take some good and efficient medicine In
time to arrest the course of disease T. il.
also a startling truth that thousands have been
heralded 10 an untimely grave b. the Use =
poisonous nostrums The author therefore see
ing the necessity of some good and efficient NED
icine, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices of competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced to offer his MAN A.
LUKE LlNIMENT, and Ti-BILLt0t s
PILLS 10 the public These medicines g = con-
pounded strictly honest and from mea.c les Of
virgin pa ty, being warrants. - rarely ya-Gt
able
10000 cases rheumat Ia, hans, dee
sprains fever sores, sore thr at, neuralgia, to5tH
ache, head ache, pains in the back side or breasE
boils, ring bones, pimples, diarInt.a, have 7@
cured IN the last year Also numerous case g
sweeny, galds, splints, fstula, big head, b
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS bolts, choi
lc, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have pre-
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, h.
ache, diseases of the skin, i&undlcc, ne:v
pains of all kinds, bilious affections, COS
ness, female affections, &c, have been res.
to perfect health by the sse Of Gmoge's A.
bilious Pills
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the
l. y. nchjhnyts CHcasslan AaA enc. 1919
beautiful combination prevents he hai. .e~a.
falling of, promotes its growth, ard rer g..
soft and glossy
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United STAT
for the sale of 1. J. Mckinny's Celestial Be
an unequaled remedy for cholera, dyseltesE
diarrhra, fiux, cholic land all pains III the te@
esl
POISON,
L. J. Mckinny's Worm Medicine contain
no poison and Is warranted purely vegetable
Tins preparation has expelled worms Of al
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep.
arations Of great repute failed
FEVER AND AGIE
IN all its varioys types, permanently cured
without injury 10 the system, by the use OF
). Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills This to-
&c preparation never has been equaled. Ii nas
er fails Try il, and be satisfied thst ague
be cured.
Agents-A. Gilbert, and Chambers & So
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Ian
Moscow; Amos Merrlle. Pedee Z. Shawl.
Cedar Bluffs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
NC ALISTER .
-AIL-HEALING OINTMENT.
PHYSICIANS tie

Pill Si1ldRS usc
mos, skillfnl and cell
ebra,ed, CouksELoRs
learned in law. Judges
Of grea, celebracy on
the bench, Ministers
lof the Gospel, Mer-
. chants and those OF
every station, name,
and degree among man
kind OF whom,
without one dissenting
objection, pronounce
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

- Drs Hides Nv n q 49,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

IT c. D. STEWART
In the crowded street mes her,
Just as twilight YELLED the sky.
Never, never 10 forget her.
And TIE tear drops in her ere.
Fsi. as summers fzirest blossom,
Played the cGris upon her brow
While beneath them hesved q bosom
Whose deep anguish tia: ills ne nov.
"Fasher. father" spoke she mildly.
Mother prayed sou would rot star"
Father, father cried she wildly,
Come, oh, come with nae SWAY"
Hush shy tongue" the father muuer~a.
For the dr&Gn-shop door was nigh,
And her heart with terror aruere6
As he hade her honewara III.
Sad, and faiat and broken hearted
Turned that little child away
To the home from whence she starte3--
Whence her starving mother lay.
All that night in grief and sorrow,
Watched they, prayed they-hoped in vain
Till the daylight OF the morrow
Brought the drnnkard home again
Sore and cross, the Wretch b-heli them.
wanting cen crust TO eat:
Like two beasts the fend expelled them
From the howell to the street
Bitter, bitter days they bore it
Grief the world may never know
Ill the bier with sable DER il,
Eased their burden here below.
Side by side the two are sleeping.
Faded stalk and wIiherei rose;
Meath the silent willow-weeping
Ger the grave Of many woes.
oh, my God is this story
Oh ght for every day!
This a part of human glory
Let the tongue of ages say
What Of Courts and what Of battles
What of deeds beyond the wave
When around our hearih-side rattles,
All this pageant Of the grave.
Dim the eyes and cold the emters,
Pale the cheek and dark the sky
And what joy the soul remembers
Gives 10 grief a darker dye.
Here's the spot tn pause aui listen:
Here's the woe 10 meet and neal;
Whatsoever watch states glistsn.
Here, Q Warrior, lift yogr steel
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15
FEVER AND AGIE
r. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGE

'HiS ESSENCE 10 a preparation Of useft
l excellence. In ordinary diarrhoss, inc j,
lent cholera, In short. in ali G as.s Of prosir.
ton OF the digestive functions, it is oil inesl
mable value. During the prevalence Of 81
denic cholera and summer complaints OF Gill;
dren. It Il peculiarly efiicacious no family ],
individual should be without it.
u CAurios.-Be sure TO get the genus
essence, which is prepared only by F. Brow
at his Dru. and Chemical Store, N. f. G.
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Phladt
phia' and for sale by all the respectable APO
ecaries in the United States, and in Tiptot
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, L.
where an be had drugs, medicine. fancy a.
cies, &C, large assortment, aud at io8
prices. nj T.p,on, Nov L. 1882
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

QUERY FOR THE BosTos PosT.-To
The editor Of The ". y post-Would il
not be well to sugges, to the editor Of the
Boston Post, the propriety Of changing
the descriptive name Of their city from
the Athens Of America to the "Ci,y
of the Sellers p
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16
Affected Smartness.

There is a class of men who, of all others,
merit the unmitigated contempt and ridicule
ofsociety. 1t is composed of those who hav-
ing sprung from obscurity and poverty, and
by a lucky turn of the wheel of fortune have
been placed in respectable positions !; they
turn their noses up at honest men far their
superiors in every respect, while they pirate
about their want of confidence, their lack of
respect, &C., for men who differ from them.
They belong to that detestable class called
the Goldfish GrtstocrGcy, who ape the fashions
and manners of great men, lick the dust and
spittle from their boots, and really persuade
themselves they are somebody. For them to
speak disrespectfully or unkindly of a man,
they think is sufficient to kill him off socially
and politically. Poor devils /! there is dan.
ger in alsuch, but it is of the species of dan.
ger that belongs to the pole cat. They are
more to be dreaded than feared. Like water
forced above its level, they will descend again
to the merited obscurity from which they
have been driven by luck, ~impudence anG
presumption, rather than by worth or anyex
c~ellence of character which they possess
Like the ass in the lions skin, their low breed
ing will betray itself. We know some suct
characters, and despise them too.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16

EG~ There are three classes of men who
deserve the respect and confidence of their
fellows-the man of industry-of intellect
and the heightened honorable gentleman
The hard palm of honest industry is far SUI
perior to the soft hand of indolent ease and
worthlessness the towering genius of mind,
corruscating and enlightening all around,
commands the worship of his admiring fell
lows and the honorable, %virtuous gentleman
who has the good sense to appreciate and
respect true nobility of heart under what
guise soever found more than the glare of
wealth, or the miserable slang ~offamily pride,
such men are worthy the esteem and conf
dence of all. But the poor, miserable pre-
tender, who has more brass than brains, and
more impudence than merit-who fancies
himself one of the ton, and looks down from
his fancied position of importance upon those
who in point of virtue, intelligence and use
fulness are as far above him as the heavens
above the earth-he deserves and receives at
their hands nothing but that Indifference and
contempt to which his l~ittleness so justly en-
titles him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16
The Living Doom of the Drunkard.

In reading Byron's CAIN (says the
Ohio Organ we have been struck with the
force of the language said to have been used
by Eve to her guilty son, and its appropriate
ness to the condition of the poor inebriate.
Changing the form of expression to suit the
casa, it would read as follows;
All the curses of life are on him! The
swords and wings of fiery cherubim pursue
him by day and night! Snakes spring up
in his path. Earth's fruits are ashes in his
mouth-the leaves on which he lays his head
to sleep, are strewed with scorpions. The
clear rivers turn to blood as he stoops down
to stain them with his raging lip Every
element shuns or changes to him He lives
in the pangs which others die with And
death itself wakes something worse than
death. The grass withers from his feet the
woods deny him shelter earth a home ! the
dust a grave the sur his light and heaven
her God
Oh, how descriptive of the condition of
toMr hundred thousand of my countrymen !
When we denounce the eyer-proli6c cause of
all this misery, wretchedness and death, we
are charged with fanaticism, and our motives
are impeachedl God help us to write and
speak more strongly against the accursed IL
quor traffic, at whatever cost of personal
abuse and villifcation /!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16
NEW DIVISIONS.

Bro. J. B. Guthrie gives US an account of
the organization of Asbury Division, in Chat
ham county, of which the following officers
were elected, viz Minter johnson, W. P;
DR.. Street, W. A; VIM. Rowe, r. S. o. A..
Tyson, A. R. S., &c.
The same Brother acquaints us of the for
nation of Sandy Branch Division, also in
Chatham, of which JAS. F. Rives was elected
Wp.:-D-Vvuu. wutsu~-W--E
Burke, r. S. Terrell Brooks, A. r. S., SC.
Bro. g.. writes" In the last three months I
have aided in organizing three new Divisions
in Chatham, numbering in all some sixty
members"
Ra" In addition to the above, the Grand
Scribe issued two Charters for new Divisions,
last week-one to be located in Moore, and
the other in Brunswick counties.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16
The Final Result.

The Returns from the various Counties
giving the result of the recent election for
Governor and Members of the Legislature,
are now about all in, and it is certainly as
certained that Mr.. Bragg, the democratic
candidate, is elected Governor by some three
thousand majority; and the same party will
have in the Legislature a majority of from
twelve to twenty on joint ballot. It is I'M
necessary to give any details, but when the
names of the members elect are all received
we will publish the list, giving the political
complexion of each member.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-16

ORDER.-Heayen has it first on the great
statute book. Keep things in order. Irreg-
ularity is ugly. What is more disagreeable
than a disorderly, dirty shop or Office? p
Nothing except the house of lazy, s%lovenly
woman. Make it a habit to keep things in
order and in the right place. A person of
this disposition gets along in life with less
vexation. Who wishes to live in confusion,
among broken pots and dust2 Nobody but
a human hog, begging the pardon of hogs
and humanity in general. What lady would
marry a sloyen2 What gentleman would
ask a officiating grub into his parlor?-
What Church would wish such for its mem
bers? Remember, Order!