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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
"a Here is litAny, which, although

NJ Here is li.Any, which, although
not exactly orthodox, will pass among
sinners:
From tailors' bills, doctors pills, west
ern "chills," and all other ills-deliyer
us.
From want Of gold. wives that scold,
maidens old, and by sharpers Sold
deliver US.
From singing Hies, coal black eyes,
bakers pies, and baby cries-deliver rs.
From seedy coats, protested notes
sinking boats, and illegal votes -protec CT
US.
From creaking doors, a wife thai
shores. COMPOUNDED bores," and dry
goods stores protect US.
From modest girls, with waving curls
and teeth OF pearls -never mind.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
~ Mr.. Timothy G.. Day is

~ Mr.. Timothy G. Day is an
nounced as an Independent. Anti-Ad-
miaistration, Democratic candidate for
Congress, 10 one Of the Hamilton county
{ Ohis) Districts. In an address to the
voters, Mr.. Day Gays:
Il am an indeendpent candidate be-
cause ! cannot stand upon the platform
which the political task-makers of the
Democratic party are trying to impose
upon the masses. II am Anti Nebra ska
because am a Democrrt. an
Anti-Administration because this Ad.
ministratioa is Anti. Democratic"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

TnE EAarn BuasrKo Ur.--In Ohio
the pine swamps west Of Hudson have
been burning for several weeks. The
meadows to the extent OF several hundred
acres have been burnt out to the depth OF
four feet, and viii, when the swamp fills
with water, become a lake. The fire
would commence eating under whole acre
which were undermined, when finding
vent it would burst out furiously consum-
ing every thing within reach, President
Pierce OF Hudson College, went 10 the
swamp to view the scene, when he saw
several large trees apparently on solid
ground, commence tulnbling. as though
caused by AZ earthquake. The fire broke
out all around him, and he narrowly esca
ped with life. The inhabitants in the Vi
entity are in state OF utmost eonsterna-
ton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
N6caavin's Opinion Of Porsry
In the United Slater.

n9oaavin's Opinion Of Porsry
In the United slater.
William McGavin, Esq, Of Glasgow
scoslsindh made the following RENAL ks IA
the yesr 1877: regarding R01ery n the
United States. sf.1 = - ="
Unless he real psotestants Of Amers.
ica bes,ir themselves, and undertake the
work Of cvaangelizing Aieir counsrymeri,
with zeal end fidelity the Pope will get
the srt,er Of them; and q thsck ddrknsss
will settle down upoas their country, like
that which envsloPed Europe ios' 'hous-
aad years. ,aaa-...
III is no. necessary 70 suppose them
10 have arrived at this seate Of advance
men, Ia order TO perceive it, probable IN.
flaence upon the political institutions q
Ameriea. When the Jesuits have the ed
uca,ion OF youth were il only the you'll
ofthsir own communion, into their hands
they will soon make Learned and accom-
plisbed politicians and statesmen"
"The road to honor and power lie
open before them" They will soon &c
into both branches Of the Legislature; ant
there is nothing 10 prevent Papist from
being President. and It is possible tina
persons lately come into the world, ma
iips to go this"
The foregoing remarks made by Nc
Gavin in 1927, were truly words Of pre-
phecy.and are asuredly most astounding
" applicable to the present condition
our country.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
nrT Friend Parker Of the Dog. Com

nI Friend Parker Of the D0U. Com
mereial rcenteiy paid . visit 70 Upton
and on his return gave US and girls the
following notice:
awe found Brother. Spicer Of the .dd-
perltser quite busy with Court matters.
His paper appears to be we'll supported
and we are 10 see that he is assisting to
extend the too limited sphere Of womana
usefulness, and has two or more glrls
employed as compositors in his office
Let "old Cedar" give her county paper
the support it deserves"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
MuaDEa.-On Friday, 18th inst,

MuaDEa.-On Friday, 18th inst, a
murder occurred, in Waverly, Bremen
county. Mr.. Apologize. the murdered
man, was highly respectable citizen Of
the village of Waverly, and was At the
time Of the fatal accident, engaged in at
tempting 10 quiet disturbance among
some persons under the influence Of Ii.
quor. While thus engaged in the perfor.
nance Of his duty, AZ good citizen, and
respecter Of the laws Of the state, he wa,
shot by one Of the rioters. The aim o.
the fatal missil was but too precisive anc
the victim instantly expired. The muir.
derer was arrested, and held to answer
the charge. - Cedar Falls Bsansy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

r.. Gam n,etee believing that the success Of
~ :s.,r NATIONAL UNDERr KIND will be ma.
tsriaIly promoted by the energy and enterprise O.
intelligent and psrseyerins Asens, hs.: . rsso.
Iii 90 treat with such on the most liberal Nr'ns
ANY person wishing to become an asees ~
scnding post paid,D 81, Will RECEIVE sf.aruss !
or NAIL, aOne Dollar Engraving, 1sr n..s...
a Prospectus . CatalogSs ana ." ''s''
On the completion of the sale. the Gin. VII ?.
| ,,a.ns i, IN. hands OF a committee VI the Puf
rhasers to be distribated, due notice OF when VII
be given throughout the United ststes An" 'n'
| Canadar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
SATURDAY, OCT. Ia, 1854.
The Fair.

We do not insend to more than make
a few cursory remarks Of our 2nd annu-
al fair at this time. Suffice it to say, it
held two successive days, and was well
attended beth days. The Society is in q
prosperous condition, and speaks well for
the enterprise Of oar farmers.
or the articles exhibited, we noticed
nothing more remarkable than the speci-
mems Of apples exhibited by Mr.. Nose.
Bunker, which he raised in his orchard
three miles northeast Of Upton. They
were the larges. apples we ever saw in
any country, and shows conclusively tina
the soil Of Iowa is well adapted to frui
raising-,hat j, viii eventually be one o
the best fruit States in the Union.
The patent locm exhibited BY Mr.
Rathbun Of Pioneer. was an article wol
thy Of all commentator. 1t is simpl
in its construction, and can be made at
very small expense. It Is 30 arrange
as to throw the shuttle without the altel
alton Of the operator, and will weave 2
yards Of plain cloth per day. Mr.. Rasf
bun is the patentee, and proposes 10 &c
rights Cor counties or families.
Mr.. Hammond (.he timer, had
: exhibition the patent "Black Warri'
I s,ove," which took the premium. He q
so received the premium for the best sps
y linen Of tin ware, manufactured by hin
}. Eself, which exhibited excellent workman
= ship.
u. Many other articles deserve spec'
attention; bu, the report Of the Comm
tee will be published next week, and '
& will defer further comments until then.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
Murder |

The Davenport Gosstte states tina. on
last Sunday night abou. half after II
o'clock, at the dance house Of Waller &
Hell, (the Las. an appropriate name. Z
Scotchman naIaed Thomas Pritchard was
bru.ally murdered by Negro named
Beener. The murderer was arrested and
confined to await hi, trial.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
ga A correspondent. in the Dubuqu

BkH A correspondent IN the Dubuque
Observer, says:
"Some four weeks since, priest in
the Catholic Church OF this city, Gas we
are informed by a respectable witness,
stated, in the course OF his sermon. that
the Catholics had lost the Eastern States,
and advised them to colonize Iowa, at
once, and thus obtain the political su-
premacy Of the State"
Added to the above, the said cores
pondent quotes the following as truth:
Americans should know, that when
Popery shall have the ascendency in any
one Of the United States, liberty Of con-
science, would there be at an end. -
Shepherd of the Tdjley.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
A Rise in "Red Eye"

Las. week at the distillery near Roch-
ester in this County, the beer boiler be-
came too heavily charged with steam, in
consequence Of which the commodity
took a "riz." The boiler exploded, send
ing the head Of the cask through the
plank floor above tore away The roof,
and created considerable havoc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

WHAr Marian ex-robber and bur-
g!ar, named Samuel Head, is announced
by the Rochester Unon, for lecture on
his former profession The Union says
Of Mr. Head:
In years gone BY hs has been one Of
the most notorious robbers and burglars
in the United States; and has broken out
Of three State Prisons, and iails without
number. He says no shall devote the
balance Of his life to recurring on prison
discipline, and such matters.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

CHICAGO TsxLs.-Senator Douglas is
now engaged in ranking this paper owe
the State Of Illinois. Since our notice Of
Douglas speech at Rock Island, the Dali.
ly Times, before SO regular, has not once
made its appearance on our table! We
survive the privation. Gag.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

There is every prospect thar 'ns ~
s,o,e Fair to be held a. Fairfield on inc
os,h aav Of October next, will be creo''a'
n. 70 ,he State. We have occasion "
L,ov tina, stock will be present iot GA
L;b;,on from the most remote parts .. '"'
State. Pottawatamie Dubuque ana 'a'~
.on counties will be represented ~ HAo
gan and clydeslale horses ara co'n"s -,
20, 30 distan, will be represented Dy
horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs oil as s00'
quality and of as arstocras'c pcd's'ees
,s can be found anywhere.
We learn the Fair fislders are maA""s
arrangements for large gathering .nO
thew NAV do 50. We venture the p'eu'''
ton thai i, will promote the vital ln'e's''
Of the state 10 q gres.er extent tina. an!
assembly ever convened in the ssa.e
Everv LIVE farmer who can p'ss'ofy .
n,esent will be there -Iova Fsr"sr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

A Hrxr on Two. Character 10 wo-
man is like cash to man--without II one
is poorly off indeed. The person who
will deliberately mjure a woman's repu.
ta,ion by word or de cd, is guilty OF an act
that should crimson the cheek with shame
and burn the conscience as with fire. -
The trouble Of it is. it is too often attend
ed with no SUCH result. We find the tcl.
lowing afloat on the sea Of newspaperdo'n,
which is good enough to have the widest
circulation:
Never make use OF m honest wo-
mans name in an improper place, at an
Improper time, or in a mixed company
Never make assertions about her tina,
YOU think are untrue. or illusions tina,
| YOU feel she herself would blush 10 hear.
| When YOU meet with men who do moi
scruple to make use Of womans name
in wreckless and unprincip!ed manner
shun them, for they are the very wors
| members Of the community, men lost ,c
every sense Of honor, every feeling o
humanity. Many a good and worthy
woman's character has been forever ruin
ed, and her hear, broken by lie, manu-
featured by some william, and repeated
where il should not have been, and in tn,
presence Of those whose little judgemen
could not deter them from circulating tn,
foul and Dragging report. A SANDER is
soon propa gated. and the smallest shinl
drrogatorv to woman's character vii
ny on the wings Of the wind, and magni.
fy as il circulates, until its monstrou.
weight crushes the poor unconscious vic
tim. Respect the name Of woman. for YOU
mother your sister are women; and a.
you would have th.ir fair name unfair
nished, and their lives unembittered BY
the slanderer's biting tongue, heed the il
that your own words may bring upon the
mother, the sister, or wife OF some fel.
low creature.
nTWe understand that a fellow
named Reddington undertook to cowhide
Howell Editor of The Valley Wing il
the post Office At Keokuk few morning.
ago, and came out second best.
We do not know whether Howell de.
served . castigatioa or not, but if W.
learn the facts right, he was in no MOOD
to receive one but resisted stou,ly, ant
the fellow had to, by coersive means, de-
fer the undertaking. Plain Dealer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

MApAmE BLAscHE.-The vocal, IN. |
s.s.men,al and classical display Of this
gifted Blosmer took place on Tuesday
evening Of the Fair. The audience were
rap,urously pleased judging from the ap-
rlsass which continuously greeted the
talented '.troupe" The rare and difficult
pieces upon the violin, consisting in part
of the "Arkansas Traveller" Fishers
Hornpipe" and "Chorus ig," were duly
appreciated by highly appreclative lfsners.
The Scriptural Paintings, exhibited on
canvass by = new and beautiful piece Of
mechanism called "Magic Lantern"
excelled any thing II the kind we have
ever witnessed, excepting the running
commentaries OF the exhibitor.
II was one unbroken feast Of art and
poetry from the magnificent view Of the
fndins Of Noses, in tie bsslrsshes. upon
the sea.,hore to the touching representa-
ton Of "Dalaam and his yaek-the first
animal Of the specie ever known TO fsik."
Some little confusion resulted from the
fact tia, meeting Of the Agricultural
Society wns called in the Senate Cham
Der which the Troupe had previously en-
gagged, and consequently many staid and
digni6ed indixiduals might have been
seen iaiently gazing At the lady's trousers,
whose original object in coming was the
consideration Of less fantastic business.
Our friend E. CosxrLLY Esq for in
stance on being demanded his quarter at
the door, gave . practical disqualification
Of the "Dead-head system" by declaring
he was .one ofthe tribe" and entitled to
a free pass On entering he was surprised
Al beholding . psif Of substantial ANGLES
undergoing serie. Of very trying evolu-
tons 10 the air, in front of a ragged cot
ton curtain, and could not for the life oil
him recouect that any premium had been
offered fer such IN exhibition Of Moman,s
Rights and Iefss. On learning that he
had got into the "wrong box" the
worthy gentleman retired. 1t was SC
with many others though we are rather o.
the opinion that they made mistakes or
purpose" in order TO get peep q, the
"Bloomer.' Cap. Reporter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
THE RAIL ROAD TAX

Ianhc not'ce !: hereby given to all persons
who have not paid their Rail Road txx for lsha
that the same is not paid on or before the lStk
Gay OF August the undersig ned treasurer OF ce
oar county will proceed TO collect the same b,
{. BETS. Treasurer cedar county.
Az persons who have mot paid for land,
purchased Ut tax sale will please come for..r.
and pay up.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

'Kiss me, Ka.er
No sir ee.'
why not, Kate. Do I not love you
better than any thing elser
MY goodness, gracious. should think
so-what fool you are, Bill!
why so, Kater
why, No sir &c means yes
Scene closes-Bill in an envisblc pos.
sition.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
A NEc.o ExrEaoa-A SExs,BLE

A NEcao ExrERoa-A SENSIBLE
Yeas ago, Faustin L. who
now wiells the imperial sceptre OF the Is
land Of San Domingo, worked in the SUI
oar and coffee fields for his owner under
the uupretcnding name Of Soulouque.-
I, NAV no, be uninteresting to know that
the former master Of the present empe'
ror, 10 an old and highly respected cit''
gen Of this place, and that from time te
time he receives friendly messages from
his old slave. A week or two since, he
wa. pleasantly surprised with the rece'p
Of several bags q coitoe and q package
Of sugar, accompanied by quite an af'ec'
tiona,e letter from his majesty. 1t would
appear that the pervenus Of San Domln'
90, differ from the pervenus OF America
Soulouque's good fortune has neither OBJ
liberated the remembrance OF his taxmeI
condition, nor checked, nor diminished
his Old affections. Louis Democrat
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
Boundfor SaltRiyeI

THE Undersigned being about TO escort the
l. colonizationisss mp the above stream, is de.
sirous fdsposing Of ali bis escts In this county
consisting oflandA horses, furniture, tene M nts
wagons, town lots, buggics, bari.s lumber har.
ness, &C., &c., among which IL the undivided .
OF qrs. In sec l6, tp79,rgl; south vest 1 sec
10, tp 80 re- 2--lG0 acrs: north east sec IL. IN
-, rg 3-ltO acres; and south west / sec u. n
81, TX 2-lSO acres, this picce Ia oil broken and
good water upon II.
Being determined TO sell out bag and haggag
will disposes Of the above on reasonable terms
or cash or on time. ESrPurch4sers will ami,
soon, a. the expedition win depart in fewwecks
h37h CHARLES SWETI.AND.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

,.,,.o, as F.owEas.-We are in
deb,ed to one Of our contemporaries 'o
The following Interpretation oil the 'a"sS
age Of flowers;
Dahlia-Forever thine.
Hy,cn,h-Affect,on returned.
Jonquil-First love.
Rlue viole,-Fai,hfulness; or I noS'
be sough, to be found;
White Modest virtue.
!; Ahhea-I would no, act contrary !"
| reason. =; mic.
Bachelor Ru.ton-Hope even IN MIS-
s'y Gessam;nc My heart is joyful.
! Cedar--You are entitled to my love:
Ch;no Aster-You have no cause or
encouragement.
Bay--i change bu. in death.
Hearts Ease-.Forget lue not. ;.
| Locust--Sorrow endureth mol ~heh II
seemeth to.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; OF you are
of natures nobility.
Myrle-.Loye wi,hereth; love 6etray'
eth.
peoch blossom-.Here is my choice.
Pink variegated-- Y ~ have my friend
ship ask no more. IT,
Evening Primrose-MAn's love is like
the changing moon. ~,
Rosebud Keep this for my sake II
: remember thee.
$ Dafodil--Self love is the besetlln,
sin.
r Oak-.I honor you above all others.
White Rose-.Art has spoiled you.
e Tansy-I mean to insult you; | dec'ar
: war against you.
Wall FIower--My affection is abov
time or misfortune.
YearIing-Now thy art is known tn.
e spell binds me not.
o Holly--Come near you dare.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
bill, did you ever 90 to sea

-'Bili, did you ever go to seat
L guess did. Last year, for instance
I went TO see red headed girl; bu, !
only called once.
why so7'
Cause her brother had an unpleasant,
habi, Of throwing boo, jacks at people.
Perhaps he was crazyr
No doubt Of il; he asked me to take
oysters once, and then left me 10 foot the
bill. Now no man in his right mind, you
know, would do any thing so absurd a
that
OF course not.
Exit Bob, whis,ling "Green grow the
rushes o"
Julius--Sam, went to do Boston
theatre last night wild Jemima.
SAM thought dey didn'. admi, color
ed persons dere.
jules We didn'. 60 as coloIed person.
Sam-How did you got
Julias Went as .7vabs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

ODD.-Lax Lent, the Roman Catho-
lie Bishop Of Berignex ISSUED decree
against bad books, and q the head Of the
list was the Bible.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

a Rogve.-The Oskaloosa Herald eau.
tons the public against one John B.
Woods, alias, Burgan, who has made a
near approximation to the last phase OF
the "Rake's Progress" has wite-sev.
eral wives around has children; has
the impudence Of old Nick.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

SMITH made an assertion 10
Jones. Jones replied tina, it was con-
founded lie ky story Smith stared,
and then blandly requested Jones to be
kind enough to pu. his syllables closer to
pe,her upon the next OCCASION Very
proper caution.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

ma The Cairo, Ill. Times states that
all that is now necessary to place 100
miles of the Central railroad in operation
from that city due north, is to transport
the bridge now framed in that city to
Muddy River, and place it on the abus-
ments. That 400 miles Of road opens to
Cairo, no. only one Of the richest agri-
cultural regions Of Illinois, Blu. having
bi,uminous coal in the most abundant
supply. II is no. generally known that
OF 1882 miles Of coal beds in the
whole Union, 1000 are in Illinois, and
the first section Of the Central Road con-
meets that supply so miles with the con-
duence Of the Mississippi, the Missouri
and the Ohio rivers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

Poax.-The prospect now is very IA.
vorable for heavy yield this winter
Notwithstanding the short corn crops,
there is plenty in this region to fa,,en all
the pork in the country, and We under
stand tha, the number OF hogs is quite
large.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

SEND Us THE PAPER The "Auamosa News
publishes portions Of an rrticle from the Cedar
County Advertiser, which it intimafes we can
not rvply to. II the editor will send US a copy
a. the paper, we will take look at the article:
and eli ther reply to it, or acknowledge oursef
beat The No. Of the Advertiser containing
ihis POWERFUL speotme~: we have not received
II would seem that our country exchanges,
which receive daily issue in exchange tor
weekly should be = little particular to give us
at hast one paper week.--Miners Express.
1t is somewha. singular the Erpre's
did no, get this No Of the .4dosrf'ser as
we were particular in this instance to send
them good well printed sheet. Our Du'
buque papers 60 in a package together
and why the Express failed, the balance
go straight when oil are sent in one hun
die together is more than we can ss4ve
| We have been under obligations to tht
Express for its daily exchange. and have
sent them regularly good exchange oa
as several weeks has passed since tn
article was published we have not pa
pcr Of that issue At oar command.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
yarietp 6upos,
NOTIONS.
4. b \. 7. SIMON,

NO. 10, MAIN 81 vt. LOUIS, MO-,
kjeisescs Chestnut and Karkss
Importers Of Variety Goods and No,isns.
WOULD call the attention of aIcr.
w chants Of Cedar county TO their we'll ass~r.
ted stock Of the above goods, which they oa.r =.
reduced prices. They have just received ,h.ir
Fall impor.at.ons, among which are
- cases Of toys.
- IS Fort MOMhies.
3 casks Of Pocket Cutlery,
1anOrs, SC issOrs, &C.,
besides . complete assortment Of Mns,cai Last,s-
me,as, Brace Gi, and Gold J1ee!ry, P,pes
| psrfHn~y, &c. DC,
I The attention Of cssh purchasers IL particular.
II requestej, NJ they aro prepared to sell this
class Of trade 1t less pricca than any house In t~
city.
St Louis. SApte mbsr. 1864.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

PROPOSALS FDR PEAcE REyEcrED.-It
is understood that Ru STA has rejected
the terms which the French Secaetary
for Foreign Affairs proposed as the
basis Of peace between Turkey and her
allies and Russia. The Gar saws he
will fight it out rather than submit to such
terms as the allies desire to impose.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

EpigTam.
On an ottoman seat, by the chandelier q
light,
Sat young Snups and romantic Miss
Clara;
And he told her to love her was all his
delight,
And Oh! how he wanted to marry.
Said she | don't bleve the first word thu,
you say,
So why do you keep such ysrn;.sl
He replied. ! thought yarn wo'd be in Dc.
mand,
For there's a hole in your stocking
needs darming.
aESIoISE.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

told you lately Of the laborlous and
gu. of.door occupation of women in
France, and I may mention en- pdssdni
that tina. remarkable article is going the
rounds of Europe in various languages
as if it was something new; l now say
per contra, that my washerwoman IS
man. He lives in the Rue Blanc. and
one NAV see him up to his elbows il
soap suds, or ironing frills or bosoms.-
His wife IS 4 wood sawyer Paris Cor
". Y. Times.