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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22
THE e A l. b ID U n l "A N.
thirty Years in the I. s. Senate
THOMAS n, BENTON.

vu~his work will be completed in two volumes.
the first will be published early in the year 1874
,nd will be lrou rht down to the close OF the ad-
min;s.ration Of Gen Jackson.
Abm1t Seven Hundred Double Columns Royal 3
vo. Pape.-and S,,perblv Engraved Portrait OF
senator BENTON. Sold on y by subscription at 81
30 per Volume
Hr Eenton having. The confidence Of half the ad-
no;ni>tro.ion~ lad an INSIDE view oftran-aciion- OF
which the hubble cnlv saw the ou'sie-saw the Sc
rret springs and hidden machinery by which men
and partic, were 10 be moved. and measures pro
motcl or tlwartcI-alli having access 70 the "n-
nnhI;jcd pancr> OF Gen. ,Iack.on-will be able L"
show ,hc proctical working "l the Government, and
sneak Of men a,.! events in >iboiliini'i"n 10 mat
,lcsie-n. and TO illustrate the character OF ln>tln-
tous Which, are new and t"inp!cX-the mt oil th"f
kind and upon the fate of which tie eyes OF the
world are now fixed The work will he reliable III
its statements candid IN lis conclusions n-t IN H.
views. and which cote,nvorarieS may read without
fear being ri;-!r''.
The AGENT. Geo Mason. F>q, Is now canvaSslng
thc County with treat success. lie Is also Agent
for In. National LIE. Insurance Montpelier. W.,
and the old reliable Vermont Mutual Fire lnSu!-
~ r. e69ti
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Perfumed CRYSTALS.

Lub;,'s Genuine Perfumes Satc.,ct> Persian! sweet
Bag Pine Apple Col".ue.t Ut G.;-> arlor Cologne.
RavWater French German, and Domestic C"i"G'>
Extracts for The. Handkerchief Of v.riou> Perfume
Jenny Lind in Parian Marble: Extracts of Rose.
Lemon. Vanilla. iinoiI.l and Nutmeg Tor ;lV"rl:g.
Diamond Ccmcn. i,r Glass and Fhi'i;, Ware. Dre--
ing Cases Fancy Soap. Toilet Powder, Chalk
Balls. Era~ivc S"Hr. Lily White. Hair Mil, Tooth.
Clot F.c u. aI.,; : ,iv brushes: shaving soap,
all Creams Orange o.vrr Lotion. Milk ci Rose,
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PassulnpsicHouse
FOR SALE.

I'M rt If continued sickness in the family
~ If The present i,runlc;lt, the w"l h'iua /.
Tavern sand. called -l- l'-l;inl-;r House. i ,t-
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Business ,.lorrA i,r ~" smart vouG. men.
inie,:ia:c possession Wi! i"' -,iv'';i-
HORACE EVANS.
OILS EVANS.
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Ti1d ems Extracts

OfCcnium Bel'edonna. Stramonium %c:: 'aSts
Of Irr,,men.-. Tooth KEYS and Forccis. ProAai'->,
Larcets ma cu-cS, Farrcr,' Knives, lancefs ana
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UR. j. +. .UIHf VINE>
CELEBR ATED CATi!MLI'ON.

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Ing ui The Wonb 4:
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u mites: I HirIir
inflammation a..i
u'rrratlrn 81 the
Womb: Incidental
Hem urrh Il -. III
Flooding: Painful.
Suppressed. and L.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
WOODS NURS ERY

smilcs east Of Iowa City. % north east OF
lU Muscatine, and north of west OF Roc
estsi1i accomplishing about acres Of grated Ap
pletrees, crown on prairie soil, OF the follow
ing varieties - xs.uy..a ss.e o.. ..
.fmerican Summer Pearmain, Red
June, S,ceet June, Summer Rose, Summer
Rambo, Early Sweet Bough, Sun'mer
Queen, Hoehei, Ohio .Nosparea, White
Ran,bo, Wie .apple, FaA Rambo, Caro-
lima Stceet, Street Bough, Tests Street,
Woltons Sues', Hoods Street, Marks
Suest, Red Street Pippln, Striped S,'ee'
Ppm, Ronan Sem, BaldUin, RauLeys
Jaanet, Grey Romanite-.serer Fail OF
Rockramain, White Hinter. Psarmana,
Winter Red, Cart House Gilpin or Red
Romantic, Wells .apple or Brooks Red
Streak, Walldower, Mreere. Northern
Spy, Suarr, Wiiiow Taoig, Blair or Nil.
in, Sweet Romantic, ie.fow Bel!'ouer
Princes Harvest, Prece's Juneai'ng
Rhode Island Gree,sing spennoek's Hasfer,
.Neutorn Pippin, Early Pennock- Poll
Cat.8ppie--- Stanley s Early--. Nsceiys Ear
b. or Maker Yellow, Pumpkins or Pounr
Sioeet, Danper's Winter SDset, Lyman's
Winter Speet, Beaoni, .Ne,cfotra Spttson.
bwgh, Green Pippn, Winter Seeet, Nj
chael Henry P,ppin, .honstrous Pippin
Fau Beauty, CareIiea June, Iaad,wre
Grind Stone or american Pippin, Wn.
Sap, Ortley- White Detroit Warren PIP.
pin-Hollop Core ippi''-- White Bel.tou'
er-Jcrsey Greaing or Toon,an's Long
Glass .7pples, Red Nripe, Pound Pipp'n
.Maiden's Blush, Bullocks Pippin OF
.fmerican Golden Russell, Harrison
Horse Ipp'e, Halloek's Farorite, Red
Winter Pearmaia. Smdhs Cider, White
Pippin, Red Sberia. CRAB.
Pace OF TREEs, $40, PER 100, OR
$50 90 PER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken al
fair price, Il delivered when the trees ar.
purchased. The length of time required 10
bring trees into market, and our low price for
bids our selling on credit Address,
&. p. WOOD. Pedee, Ceoat Co, Iowa.
18th month 18th, lS53,n6lsw.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
FEVER AND AGlE.
+. II Il q W. Ms

ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
IHis ESSENCE IS a propagation OF usef.i
l excellence. In ordinary darling ,nc,p.
lent cholera, N short, ID ali cas-, Of pfps,ts-
ton OF the digestive functions, IL il OF ine.t,.
nabls value. Durng the prevalence oi epi-
demic cholera and summer complaint ii oiil-
dfea. il IS peculiarly eifcaeious no family o.
individual should be without it.
eT CAUTION. BE sure 10 get the genuine
essence, which is prepared only by L bRoMs,
At his Dug and Ch.mcal Store, Il. l.. Co. !.
her Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Phl!aasi-
phia, and for safe by all the respectable Apoth.
ecalies IN the United States, and III Upton by
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county Iowa,
where can be had drugs, medicine, fancy ar,.-
ciess &c, large assortment, aud al lowest
prices. nj Upton, Nov II, 1853
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Es4 4 Sau Francisco paper thus de-
SERIES the scenes OF day
beautiful boats floating on the bay
beautiful women floating along Mont
somery and Stockton streets, SHIPS ~
ing at anchor, dnnkards lying a, full
le, 9Th. spectators lying at their tupes
ships spreading their wnile sails, 'swells
Spreading themselves boats putting NJ
stream, gIzziers pouring down stream
editors putting, gassers putting bells
ringing alarms. and bellies ringing IN
alarmed gentlemen ffemen running
with der machines, thieves running
away, fools running in debt, bankers re.
celvIng gold dust, Yerba Buena cemetery
receiving human dust, masons making
BRICK dust, gamblers punghng down
tier dust; zephyrs whispering, battles
hsping, misses simperlag; lovers seek
ing brides, brides seeking divorce, d.
vorced seeking mates such vas par
u yesterday
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

A NEw CARr mas heen discovered, b.
which a morse can be made 10 draw load
one halt heavier than by carts as ~
present constructed. Il IA, four wheels
wien the horse is Larnessed, the TORE
most pair come 10 about the middle al ms
body The weight Is thrown on the
axles. and the vehicle j. constructed SO
that part 81 il covers the horse np to tie
neck.
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Fever aud Ague can be Cured
4 epNs ~vx0Qpss tn ~ tn MIXTURE will

a do the business up al once. over one
hundred and fifty hotties has been sola Ia TIN.
place, and wherever used according to direc'
tious the most perfect success has been the re-
suit Price 81 90 per bottle.
CO i full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, iarg'
assortment OF Drugs, Med cihes, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syrups, &C., &c, by
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton, Nov. l2,ls53. nj
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SrRAwBERRrrs.-We ought to Say a
word at this season about strawberries -
3 fruit tina, everybody who owns or occu.
pies a patch OF land. ough. to cultivate
The strawberry is hardy plan, and cas-
lily cultivated. We are persuaded that a
grea, mistake is made in manuring il too
much. Give it fair chance; keep down
the weeds and keep j. well mols,ened-
and with moderate amour, OF manure,
you will be sure to &c, abundant fruit
without superfuity OF vines.
Tanners bark is now understood to be
capaally adapted to strawberry spread
i completely over the soil it will keep
the fruit clean and moist. This is the
true muiching for the strawberry
Naringfeld Rep.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

CucUMBERs, saUAsHEsASD MELONS,
Dig large broad holes, and fill them with
hog manure, stamping it down closely,
and making it as compact as possible. -
Draw on one inch OF soil, drop your
seeds, and cover one.half OF an inch
deep. Over this covering spread halt an
inch of the finest old black manure, mix
I'd with liberal quantity Of charcoal and
house ashes. As soon rs the plants ap.
pear, commence watering with urine,
and apply gypsum. Keep the weeds
down, and the surface around the plants
fiat or rather concave, in order that the
water applied may be carried directly TO
the roots. There are many methods oil
growing these vegetables, but the above
Is perhaps the safest for garden purposes.
Ia thinning i, is no, well to take out too
many plants at first, as those left may be
destroyed. and cannot be supplied by 9TH
ers. When they have fairly got into
rough leaf is soon enough for this busi-
ness to be attended to. Boston Olis
Branch,
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this OINTMENT to be good. Day p} ue' =,
evidence of its power, and new p 9eis o. ~ =,
efficacy are continually developed. hls iae'
heyond the power of cavil or contradictions
that it is infalliahle in the cure OF all iuh"rs
Unlcers. Sores. Burns, letters, Piles, Scroia'
Ia. Fir, siaelas, Chi!btains, Scald Head, sore
eyes, Qninsy, Group ,Rhumatism, Broken Breast
igue in the Face, Corns, &c. II compie'ee
restores the Insensible perspiratlon, ana ol
this means opens those avenues by when Ma
,ure intended to expe the morbid matter OF TN
body--thus is the system cieansed, the oioo'
purified, and the heath restored. II mas POI"
er 10 cause all external Sores, ScFofulons iiu
nors. SKIN Diseases, ana poisonous wounds
to discharge their putrid matter, and 'he' hea
them. . :.
is rightly termed all-healing, for there
scarcely a disease. external OF internal, that !
vii, not benefit. II has been used Tor the las
fourteen years for all diseases OF The Ihes'
Consumption and Liver, involving the ntnos
danger and responsibility, and not IN one cas-
has Il failed to benefit when the patient va
within the reach of mortal means. .H
~ For sale in Tipton, BY 4. Gilbert a5en
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-iv
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Busu youR roNarors.-It is lust as
sensible 10 grow peas without bushing
tnem as il is tomatoes. ion may grow
both in sovenly sort Of way, if you have
plenty Of room on the ground but YOU
can grow either twice as we'll upon some
thing to support them, and tomatoes are
decidedly better grown up IN the air than
near the ground, under the shade OF a
mass Of vines. The best supp4rt for n
tomato vine is short bush set firmly IN
the ground. The branches nave room 10
spread among the limbs and support the
fruit. The plan Is much better than ~
ing two stakes and trimming, according
10 our experience. We have Iied bot.
vhyS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. We are in
formed by telegraph, to-day. that the
Pennsylvania Legislature has passed the
bill which transfers the Franklin Canal
Railroad to the Cleveland, gainesville
and AsAtabala Road. The amendment
which fixed tax Of % cents upon each
passenger and each ton OF freight, was
stricken out We believe the bill is sat-
isiactory 10 all parties Cleveiana Iel.
aid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

nsE n Yankee hoy bad whole
Dutch cheese Sc before him By wag-
gtsn friend, who, however, gave hun 40
.m'e. "fhis IS funny cheese, uncle
Joe, but where shall cut il = "Oh, :
sald the grinning lliend, cut ii where
yos like. Very well, SAID the Yam
Aee. eoolly putting !, under his arm, I'll
e1t II al Au..ie
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TlpTYl lDl5iiY
Situated 2. miles South Of Upton,
OH the .Nuscdtine Road.

Situated q miles South Of Upton,
OH the .Nuscdtine Road.
THIS Nursery was commenced five years
/ since by P. d. Hunphry, in connection
with X. l. II. Avery, lNurserymen of Des
MONIES county,) and selected with great Ca re
from their orchard Of over 3,Qoo bearing trees
Our Stock consists Of about 10000 trees
mostly Of a suitable size for setting out, anu
comprising some forty or fifty choice varietie.
of Apples.
PRICES
ArpLErRrEs--slope per 100, or $40 per 600
do l year from graft, So per 100
or $50 per 1000.
G. All orders, accompanied with cash, will
receive, from The proprietors, the
Prompted attention.
HUMPHREY & CASEBEER.
November &c, 1853. n3-6m.
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fsg@ Usage Orange seed should Re
so"n about corn planting .tur on 10y
TINE II May, wnen most convenient. -
We have had II 90 vel. when sowa is
ale as the frs, week Ia June. The on
j danger IS irem drouth and watering
suast b. resor'e4 IL whenever tH4s oat4fs
shortly altsI sowing
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Winter evening freside --hickorynu,s
--fatirons : several small children old
grandfather want a story -
grandfather consen,s--tells children about
George Washington, the boy who never
told lie--children express great admi.
ration--oldes, boy thinks he'd be George
Washington, only he has told too many
fibs-Aunty Jenkins comes in--she mus,
tell a story--tells about Iverson, the boy
" no would rather die than steal--oIdes,
boy thinks there's a chance for him
since he never stole anything deter.
mines to become an Iverson wishes
somebody would tempt him to steal, SC
he might show his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fired with ambitiom---wishes to do some.
thing gre,t-,falls from the wood-pile
next day, while endeavoring to rescue
lame chicken from starvation; expects
appreciation, but receives a hogging in.
stead--his spirit is roused--bounds to dc
something tremendous any way; op.
portunity soon ofiers--saves Newfound
land dog from neutrality-suspicious. ap.
| plaud-boy delighted--grows older - be-
comes the pride Of the village
appointed sch ooimaster--his happiness.
knows no bounds -marries the parson':
daughter-iectures on temperance - dab.
bles in politics delivers Fourth Of July
ora.ions--is very great man land j.
made postmaster-lives a very long life
becomes a grandfather often refer:
with delight to the time when he saved
the Newfoundland dog from drowning
bases his success upon that event-ant
finally dies in blaze of glory - leaving
large iamlly--FINIs.
WARNING TO THE INauIsIrivE.--A
young lady by the name oil Mary collars
in company with Mrs. AFTER, visited the
drug store Of DIR. AFTER. in Carrolton, OF
Tuesday the I'd inst, Miss collars pass
ed behind the counter, and began in Q
playful manner to examine the varou,
drugs by tasting or smelling. She fin
ally took down vial containing pow.
dered strychnine, and touched particl.
lof deadly poison to her tongue. The
taste being disagreeable she immedatel,
spit II out. Blu: too late; the subtle poi
son had made sure work. In few min
utes she complained Of nausea and dizzi.
ness, and pointed GU, its cause. Medic,
al ard was summoned forthwith, bu, tot
late. She relapsed into spasms. and il
Is minutes she was corpse. The live
hues of death were sealed on her face
wiihin few minutes, where before play
ed the smiles Of health, hope and hlarity
The sad event shocked the whole com
munlty, and cast gloom over the place
II is terrible warning agains, incau,iou.
curiosity into the nature of subtle sub.
stances TO be found on the shelves o
doctors and druggists. Cepsland Lead
r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
MONEY! MONEY!

eight DRAFTS on New York can be had
y Of the Subscriber in sums 70 sui purchasers
Certificates Of DEPOSIT, and Drafts on tho
Eastern Cities casied-- American Gold fur.
nlshed at a small premium. by
WIN n TUTHfTL.
Upton, November Il, 1853 al
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

EnST There is only one paper in
Egypt; a small monthly sheet, in the
Arabic language, at 81 per year. 1t IS
mainly devoted to the powers that be,
and every one in the employ OF the Pa.
cha is obliged 10 subscribe to it.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

As the season is coming OH for the
depreda,ions Of birds, beg to repor. my
experience Of last year, when saved my
cuTrants and gooseoerries by winding
icolored worsted around and across my
bushes; and my cherries by hanging up
several peices OF tin with strong thread
IN the different trees, two peices being
near enough together 10 clash with the
wind, which sound, with the brigh, re-
Election of the tin in the sun, certainly
frightened them away; and had my
snare OF fruit, which the proceeding year
/ was obliged to re.inquishto them -.4gr.
Gag,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT is a remarkable fact that thousands have
been brought to premature grave by negiec-
ting 70 take some good and efficient medicine IN
time 10 arrest the course Of disease II -
also slartllng truth that thousands have been
heralded TO an untimey grave by the use II
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore zee.
Ing The necessity Of some good and efficient med
icine, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices of competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced TO offer his MANI A
LUXE IMMINENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO the public. These medicines are com
pounded strictly honest and from medicines VI
virgin purity, being warranted as purely se2ei-
able.
10000 eases rheumatism, burns, alesrs.
sprains, fever sores sore throat neuralgia tooth
ache, head ache, pains the back side or breast
bolls, ring bones, plmlies, dlarrhpa. have been
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases or
sweeny, galds, splints fs,ala, big head, Big
shoulder, poll evil. spralns glsnders, bots, ehoE
&c, yellow water. SC Thousands who have brer
afflicted with Dyspepsia. liver complaint, head
ache, diseases of tile kin. laundlce nervous
pains Of all linda, bilious affections, eostl,s
hess, female affections, &c., have been restores
| T. perfect health By the use Of GilEoTe's antr-
bilious Pills
GRAY HAIRS
and premature baldnes, prevented ~ the use II
| i j VT h4itIiN tHCdssldf mar 1OGfGs tga1
beautiful combination prevents the hair tror
falling OF, promotes it, growth, and renders 4,
SOFT and glossy
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town fhroaghoa, the United S,s.es
for the sale Of +. J. M kluny's Celestial. bsla,
an une4ualed remedy for cholera. dysentrry.
d.arrhoa, hux, choIlc, and 81. pans Ia Ii. toss
esl
POISON,
! T. J Mckinny's Worn Medicine contains
10 poison and ~ warranted purely vegetable -
lbs preparation has expelled worms ct al
kinds from the intestine nal when sthet pfep+
afatlohs q great repnte failed.
FEVER AND AGlE.
In all il varloys types, permanently cured.
without INJURY to the " stem, BY the use II 4
~. NJ kiniy's Fever aud Agae pills. Ih.s ton
ie preparation never has been eauale3 II nev.
e fails. Try il, and be satisfied that ay4e can
be cured.
AgenisA. Gilbert, and Chambers l. SON,
.iTton n. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang.
Moscow; Amos Merrle pedee +. slawbsr.
Cedar Bluffs.
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