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EXTENSI I'VE
LEGANT STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER
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CHANDLER 4 CO..
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ST MINER STREET, EOSION,
AVE received, by late arrivals from Europe,
y i large and beautiful Stock of food 8, adapted
t. the present aud approaching Season, cnmpi ins
pho newest and most fashionable articles, ani max
!pg H,oge'h"r m" ~ The ros, attractive nrl 10 IT,
able Stocks Of Foreign Goods rhiCh thty have ct
offered. Consisting Of -
SlJkS-of every description.
SHAWLS-in new and beautiful ,'ylt-.
SILK MUSLINS-vcry elegant.
SILK TtSSt ES-
DAREGES--New design,
ORGANIZES very rich.
McsLtNS-frcnlh and tngiith.
JACON ETS-neat patterns
BKILLIANTS-a complete assoitmcnt.
PR1NTS-English and French
G1NGHAMS-stripcs plaid and plain.
MoCSSELINE DeLAINES-do. do. do
spun slLkS--ncw patterns.
LINEN GOODS-of all kinds
EMBROGDERlES--clegant styles
HOSIERY full assortment
GLOVES 4 HDk 'FS--do do
fARASOIS-do do
MANTlLLAS-of the newest stylc.
WHITE GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GO0DS-ot every description
ARTICLES FOR BOYS WEAR
In addition TO our Stock of RICH F6REIGT
GOODS, have in store a well selected stock Of
the most approved styles Of AMERICAN GOODS,
which, together with imported goods, We offer
upon the most favorable terms.
CHANDLER 4 CO.
+ = summer II
April f, 1884 r-il~s
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DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods ut wholesale.
Z. G.. DAVIS & Co.

Manufacturers NJ and N'hji,,aie Droi.rs
REA d MA DE CT THIN G,
importers ard Jobbers Of Cloths. Cp.sineres, Vest.
ings and Trimmings. large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing. constantly on
hand and for sale the most liberal terms. Ner-
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 3 and E,chdngc, Albany.
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Wis NAL' ABLE MEDlclNE, WHICH HAS
reserved inc sanction Of themedicai faculty, by
, .aom iosuary pIescrioea, ana "hlcn ma. been
esteu successfully ny thousands OF ihvaids, Is one
Ca,.,,,n,;. S..c
Asthma. Bronchiti,. Sniti;ng ~
Blood. and Ali Comuiatnts oC
the Lungs,
p,ro God I;r,r M, l.. -. -, ..,,.,,
m h.. tbs mo-, .ei,ao;o,, - c. a. r -
.u,p,;or ,,d L;ndaa a;,o 80. 4; I Ill
IN. ch.m;.aI rrs.,; s ~ piirSnu ,TE az,
LIME ars ,i.o me,, IT, i; w." od;a;no go VI
.uIiarI, bai;, IT, -. ,.;e r
,.Lon DDlaoa an f. L., ~; .;t tt 80 go. Va
by th.f NO., oa,or, , oeen t.un"'
d.nts nec...orr Gr ~ ,rn,at,tias, az ali a.
cnnnIsts h.,I;nr 81 III. di;oa,o 49,, ~ H. ha,
,yta,n WIS '''''"' f"'' VI '"' "''"""
Th;, rro,.r.,;o, 81 a.. ,xo VI I;,o. M .,
Lima rnhs IN. oil IF -, a., tna,soa,; ,., L;L
rend.rs /, 40 r.nn,.;r. er,;n,i.r, -, 5s,;i. H.
thnronnh ;.oInn,;P 80 ,L D. has ~ hn.
nth no OH S,s oni, hoar a,oan,uIi"h b., ,hs
,dont;nn ~ a.. 0 49,, S" a.. ~ ohn w,
medic;n. has tbsrsbx h.sn nrodrcsd which !. ~
;ra,;n.bi I T.; ,; 80" H. 4, ~ NV" To VI
A long array Of certificates might be given hero
to prove the effcacious character of this medicine,
but 1t is not deemed necessary. The fact that from
the very hrst Introduction OF tho Cod Liver oil and
Lame before tho public, II has been gradually
il. nnmes,;oncd ,,csII.ncs - f'''' -
AIEy,R n WIIROR
Chcmi.t I,s Court :, Rostor
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Oomestics.
.lnnn Yps BROWN corroNS. COARSE.
DooV 1000 yds fine
1000 yis. brown DrillnGs
1000 shifting Stripe.
1850 Cotton flauuels
500 Ticking.
AnO Red Wool FLANNEL.
go yellow A"
1000 " Cas'imercs, SItinct, and weeds
ALSO
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton lnrn. Wicking,
Iwine, &C., fur ,sle cheap at tn. Corner store.
LlMAN'S.
Nov, II. 1888, dIr,f
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Wait & Coates
STOVES.
StoYeaI Stoves,

The Subscribers offer to the trade fair and lib
eral terms large and complete assortment Of Sfor,,
of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which are tho celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of Now
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood.
Eorie Foundry, No. ITO B,n-r-St., Albany.
TREADWELL PERRY.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

Containing nrfh,r Prurs,c Ac,d nor Tartar Fmete.
THE GREAT STANDARD
e1l remedy for all Pulmonary DIS
lNMTcsnt sosss.-Extensivey used, tested
(A-EifWs.sHt' and approved in New England,
sAIssihl Canada and the British Provinces
he,rons during period of Twenty
e,'ye, years, by Eminent Physicians,
"A S,, Clergymen, Professors of Colleges
.YNlkEA ~ Theological Seminaries, Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,
and in fact, by all classes in the community. Among
others it is recommended by Rev, Dr. Lyman Bcecher
late President of Lane Theological Seminary, Gin,
cinnati, Ohio; Rev. DR.. Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prof. of Theology in Andover Theological Seminary
Mass Hon. Daniel P. Thompson, secretary of the
state &C Vermont, author Of Green Mountain
Boys" Lock Amsden," Re, Montpelier, Vt. y.
+. Williams Esq, formerly Collector of the Port of
Baltimore, Nd. Rev. Joseph Litch, Philadelphia
Pa Il. {. Feruald, Portland, Me, and many others
In connection with our old so cent article, we now
put up 5 size, in large square bottles with rich
cnameled blue wrappers, gilt directions, and fac
simle of VIM. Jon n Cutler containing nearly four
times the quantity of the smaller size.
EH Beware of Cuuutcrfeis and limitations
Enquire for tho article by its Whole Name " Veg
otable Puimopoyy Eai,am.'
Prepared only by REEL, CUTLER co. Drug.
gists, 70 India St. Boston, Mas and sold by Apoh-
ccarcs and Country Merchants generally Price,
large size - small ire 80 cents
January y. w3lw5mos
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j A r E d HOL T,
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.

a. Hudson Street, AHGnY.
Constantly on hand OAK and hemiock SOL.
Leather, French and Aner,ran Car SKINS,
Innings, Bindings, Morocco, Lasts, and
Boot Trees shoe Makers Tool, md FRI
ings Of oil k,rdS, whoicsqlc and rc'0,1
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Important to Young Men.

Bowmon's realty woys 10 make None,
/ OFFER for sale upwards Of thirty different Re-
L cepts. many of which have been sold tho past
year for five dollars Piece and the whole eoinprs-
ing so many different ways to make money. In the
sales If one Of these articles alone, have known
young men the past pear to make from FIVE to twelve
dollars per day and in the manufacture md sale
of any Of the articles, no young man of energy and
ability can fail to make money
Address f. BOWMAN, Boston. Mass, enclosing
ono dollar, and the whole number Of Receipts will
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken from the
Office unless prepaid.
Dec l6, 1858. w6mos.
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cHRINC STyI.ES''


WE WOULD ANNOI nee TO The Fl BLIC,
W that wc are now prepared to show them the
ring style Of
HAT for 1871,
Which for beauty l. not to be eNccllcd hy any Of H.
predecessor.
We take the liberty to say 10 our nunerun, Pat
rons and the public generally that increased facil-
tic, enable Us to offer Hat which is n6t to be
surpassed in
Quality. STYLE Of Finish. or Prize,
We d'em IL u,rlc-, 70 say more e. our old Old Gus
TUNERS, than that are fully able To- sustain our
we'll earned reputation, aud have added 20 our e,,ab
lshmcnt the French Conformatnr, With which We can
assure yea perfect Fl and 30 those vho have not
tested tho good qualtie' of our Hat, W. would say
call aud examine.
We are also Manufacturing and keep con,taady
ON baud large assortment OF Gent. aud louth,
Cap Of various pattern aud quality,
Giorcs, Trunks. TdHscs, Trdreihng bags.
and Umbrellas.
~ Country Merchants supplied on liberal Terms
n. ALLEN & co.
Burlington, Feb. :, 1854. dGuu
!yDn RUBBER COMBS.
AVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LOT OF
W M-sc'' Rubber Combs, a new and most durs-
hlr nttirls u 4 unpToN A "a
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ASHEo-Ihe stock In lnrgcr and fair demand for
Pots at l23 20 Isl. Pearls arc dull at a slight
decline, 62t a Is, AZ to quantity.
BCTTER-Thcrc continue to be downward ten
dcncy for all grades and zoe is the hi ghost
for prime choice article
CHEESE-No chan q to notice dema nd still good
for the best quality at II l2c.
DRIED APPLES-There is no demand with an
increasing stock and again reduce our
to 81 &c. which price IL nominal.
FOtR-Thcrc has bccn a very good demand for
Western Flour from the trade up to the receipt of the
steamers advccs yesterday, and prices had further
slightly improved, but tho unfavora bio advices check
ed the upward tendency and put a stop to business.
The stock of Western Flour, pa PARTICULARLY common
and fancy brands, is 40 small, that no material de.
cline i. looked for at present.
GRAIN-Corn account of the very an all stock
yellow has advanced full &c per bu with sales at
quotations and white is selling at so Sic. Oats rc-
main without change. Sales of Northern at Sc a 81
Der bu. Rye continues in limited demand at ! Os
al 10. Peas arc plenty at still les. prices. Beans
arc lessdcmandcd, except for the very best quality
PRONISIONS-Thc market for Pork continue.
dull and the tendency of prices is downward. Beef
has been in steady demand Lard is quite firm
POTATOES-Arc wanted at quoted rates.
SEEDS-Timothy is in good demand. Clover i.
dull and prices have downward tendency
W0OI-The sales the last week have been to
considerable extent. but at rather lower rates The
arrivals from the country rather increasing and
owing to the low rates Of Wooden Goods and the
strngency in the money market, prices are still
tending downwardS. Our friends holding Wool will
do we'll to forward it soon and have it sold before
tho now clip il in the market.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
Mass C0AyealIOu.

The convention that assembled at Spring
Rock on Thursday the 18TH day Of June
having failed TO nominate a candidate 10,
floating representative for the counties Of
Scott, Clinton and Cedar.
Ii is therefore desired and ordered tina,
the Democracy o.. Cedar County as
semble, en- masse, at the Court House in
Upton, on Saturday the oath day ofJune,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of ap-
pointing and lnstruc,ing delegates to at
tend the convention to be held al Buena
Vista, Clinton County, Saturday, the Is,
day OF July next, to nominate floating
Representative for the 18th Representa-
tive District. by order Of Central Com.
n'tee. DANIEL DAVIS,
X. N. TAYLOR,
WELLS SPICER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

Roar rtrg uP~--CRES ARRESTED AM
sussysuYsrIy aEIrasEp.---N ei,iesdo
morning a telegraphie dispatch was re-
es,,yea b. Sheriff McLoni, lnstrac'ins
him ia arrest and retain IN his custody
,b. officers and crew ot the steamer Hen
ri,,ta, when she arrived from above, on
charge OF the murder Of the Siberia o.
Clayton county. The boat arrived Just
before dark, aud was accordingly tied up
and guarded during the night 10y strong
Detachment, OF the city police. liie a.
lodged murderer could TO, he 'deatihed
consequently the entire crew aud pas
sengcrs were prohibited from leaving the
boat.
The Officers oil the Henrietta, state
that the difficulty occurred al McGcegor
Landing, from the attempt OF the Sheriff
of CLAYTON county 10 attach the boat tor
aIledged assault. The suit Tor assault
had been Instituted by deck hand who
had been forcibly discharged los miscon-
duet OF the upward trip. The boat STOP
ped but a moment al the landing, anu
was backing out while the Sheriff was
aboard. The persons OH shore assalled
the crew with stones, which so exaspera-
ted them that one Of the deck hands
struck the Sheriff several severe blows
over the head with stick OF wood, III
ficting serious injuries. He was pre-
vented from further injury by the officers.
La the meantime the boat had backed out
into the river. The Suer.h WAS asked
If he desired to be put ashore. but he re-
qaested to be carried to CLAYTON City, Il
point five miles below McGregor's Land
ing, where he resided. lis request was
complied with, aud his wounds were al
tended to by physician before he was
pu, ashore. When the boa, left he bid
tair to recover. The officers of the boat
further state that they could not identity
the deck hand who committed the deed.
The dispatch received on Wednesday
from Davenport stated that the Sheriff
had died from the effects OF has wounds.
but passengers Oh the Lamarlne yester-
day contradict the statement. In con-
sIderatlon OF the fact that the prosecutors
did no, arrive yesterday OH the Lamar
tine. although they had ample time, and
that the Henrietta, was being deta med
greatly to the expense and deifiment oil
her owners, Sheriff MtCloud released
the crew yesterday Observation-Disclosures
Journal
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
Proceedings VI Democratic Senatorial loR-
yention.

On motion OF Maj Charles Swaziland
the meeting was organized by calling
Are,as Crane OF Cedar County TO the
chair.
On motion, &. W. Stumbaugh OF Gin.
ton was chosel Secretary.
A Co:n:a:::ee Ola Credentials having
been appointed, then reported the fol-
lowing as delegates:
Clinton Co delegates-A. r. Cot
ton, Hiram Brown, &. &. Blodget and
q. w. S,ambaugh.
Cedar Goa delegates Charles Sweet
land, A. Crane, VIM. II. Hindman and
Wells Spicer.
On motion, the Convention then pro-
ceeded 10 the nomination OF Senator Tor
the District composed Of the Counties oil
Clinton and Cedar.
On motion, Robert N. Taylor Of Tip,on
was nominated by reclamation.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sane die.
ARETAS CRANE, Gin.
G. W. SruMBAuGu, Sec'y.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

Waea, is selling in New York city at
- 45 per bushel. Where is the man
that would lot like to be- a farmer at this
LAY ot high prices for all kinds OF pro-
d"ce. No wonder that professional men
aye abandoning thcir professions to en-.
gage III Agricultural pursuits which prom
lses them with So murb certainty the
almighty dollar for which they have
sat 50 long III their easy chair, and wait
III WITH 81 much anxiety.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

II, sin the course o! human events,
our patrons should not receive next week
or even the week following, the ".dduer-
siser," we beg of them no, TO give them
selves any uneasiness as to our wherea-
1u,s, or to proclaim US dead, or that we
have made one complete grand hzziel, or
as III. senior editor would classically ex-
press il, that we have Petered out. In
the absence of our associate, taking into
consideration tina, he had gone east to
purchase new material and q new press,
we had no better sense than to sell the
press and fixtures that we have now In
use, and give possession Of the same next
week. Mr.. Ransage Press las conclu-
ded to migrate to the northward and To-
cate himself at Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
county, for the laudable purpose of dis
seminating knowledge through tina, re-
gion. ~
We have the pleasure Of stating tina.
the senior editor is expected at this place
to-day. or early next week, with press
and material, which will enable us to pub
lish paper, both in size and nea,ness,
tina, will compare favoIably with any in
the State. In view of the above, we hope
TIA, our friends viii earnestly exert them
selves to procure US subscribers, ADVERT
sing and Job work, which will sustain US
peeuniarily and encourage US in our am
b.,ion to publish paper which may be
credit to our county.
We have no doubt but what our SUBJ
scribers will be again in the receip, oil
their papers after the space OF one week,
unless the senior amuses himself too long
a, the Crystal Palace, admiring the pro-
auctions OF inventive genius, or becomes
enamored with life upon the Lakes
X moving that he has a taste for the ro-
mantle and sublime, we shall no, be sur
pr,rsd if he fingers a day or two about
which will postpone his arrival
here at the time expected. -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
Aeamsoa Explosion in oregon.

An extra from the office Of the Ore
goa Spectator, published at Oregon CITY
dated April sth, received in this CITY YES
tefday, from rhos, Pope, Esq, contains
the following:
Tue Willamette Fall Co.'S new steam.
ef "Gazette, LETT her wharf THIS NOR.
mag at 81 o'clock, and had Just landed a,
IdAeAiah a. ID minutes before :. when a
terrible explosion oil her boilers blew her
INTO atoms, killing twenty persons and
wouading many others
Probably more Leart rendlng scene
has never occurred on the Pacific coast;
As soon as the smoke cleared ava. A III.
tie, hundreds u citizens VINO were ready
to assist the dying, gathered On the wreck
anu the Work - al commenced
Fragments oil bodies were found seat
tered III every direction, some were blown
INTO tie river, others on the shore bur
lie greater part oil the killed found. were
lying about the deck forward among all
kinds Of fractured machinery and freight,
"A more horrible sight eau hardly be m
asin.i. Mr.. David PAGE, chef sup.r,n-
tenacat o. the eoAloany mad his head liter.
any dashed 10 pieces, and could not have
been recognized by other means than his
clothes; Many others were as badly ,nu-
tlla'ed. y
lii the lis. oi killed we notice the nan.
ol Mf. Morgan, from Drsmolnes coun-
" Iowa. We believe there are several
u that name ~ Oregon from iii. eona,,
-.Nlaer's Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

By request we publish the following notice
for call of al Anti Slavery Convention at Tip
ton, Inne 10th inst
There will be a Christian Anti-S Slavery
Convention held IN this place the coming
week. The meeting is 10 commence on
Tuesday evening, June Doth, a, early
candle lighting, III the Congregational
Church, and will probably continue dur
ing Wednesday and Wednesday night.
This is by the appointment OF a like
meeting held al Charlottesville, Iowa,
last winter. A. the name indicates, it
Is TO be Christian Anti Slavery Con-
yention. Hence there is expected 10 be
discussed the duties Of Christians Of all
denominations as it regards the subject
oi Slavery. Delegates aud able speak
ers are expected from abroad.
All, Of whatever preference or peeul!-
arlty, are requested TO attend. Come up
friends from every quarter, We "who dis
p'se the gain OF oppression We who
would know your duty at TINS important
crisis III our nation, aud especially all ye
who desire 10 SEE the Church of Christ
in ali It's branches divorced from the re-
and sin OF American Slave
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

aTag STAR OF EMPIRE. This is
the title OF new paper to be published
n, Iowa City, by Messrs. II. II. PHELPS
and J. 4. SPENCER The paper is TO be
purely literary and independent in its
character. Il will be devoted TO Literary
and Miscellaneous works. General Intel
!igence, Domestic and Foreign news,
Temperance, Reform, Agriculture, the
Ar,s and Sciences, &C., SC" Terms,
So 90 IN advance.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
NasHINGTos, June /,

IN hii8 L..
Senate met and adjourned to Monday.
House met al ) o'clock, aud soon after
adjourned 10 Monday.
The tsios publishes the annexed
proclamation from the President
bhsfeds, Information has been r..
eeised that sunlry persons. e,1,ze.s NJ
the United States, and others residing
therein, are engaged in fitting gu. an ex.
pedilioh ior tile INVASION OF Cuba. and
whereas such an undertaking is contrary
10 The spnit aud expressed stipulation Of
llte treaties between the United Stat,
ana SPAN, derosa'ory to the character
u TINS nation, and i'll violation Of the au-
Ties and Obligations OF faithful, patriotic
cilizeas. Aud whereas il is the da,v !.
the constituted authorities Of the In,t.6
states To hold and maintain ,he contr.l
o. the great question OF peace or "a,
a'ia mol 10 suffer the same TO be lawless.
y complicated under any prel.nse what
ever and whereas 10 that end all p,iya,a
enterprises u 4 hostile character within
'he Y. D., agalns, any foreign power with
winch The United States are al peace are
declared 10 BE- a higA misdemean,r ty
Ill express at OF Congress. now.
Therefor, IN virtue oil the authority
vested by the Constitution o. III, Int,t
states, do issue tins Proclamation 10
warn all persons that the General toy.
efhInent claims i, as right and duty to
Interfere Tor the honor Of It's aap. r,y,,,.
Of It's citizens, and preservation at pnbl,c
tfanlnilry, from whatever quarter !, en-
ena'es, II will no, fail to prosecute all
'iiose VINO, aamlndIul oil their sonn,rv,s
'afor, presume 10 disregard the laws Of
me 'aiid and our treaty, obligations ear
l1esily espec, all good cl,lzens 10 discount
'rilance any movement ia conflict with
a" and material faith, and especially
charge the several dislrlt, attorneys. col.
'eeiofs and other officers OF tho Unu.a
States. civil Or military. having lawful
power, 70 exert the same for the purpose
maintaining the authority and pre-
serving the peace Of the United States.
Given under my hand and seal. e..
Signed, FRANKLIN PIERCE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
Published By request }
Wing County Convention.

A Convention OF delegates from the
several townships Of the county, will he
held a, the Court House in Upton, on
Saturday. The sh day u July, 1854, a,
2 O'Clock r. NJ, for The purpose OF nom
ina'ing candidate for Representative to
the next General Assembly, TO be sup
ported by the Wings of Cedar County,
and 10 transact such other business As may
be deemed expedien..
The appointment OF delegates is fixed
at one Tor each township, and an add-
,ional one for every forty votes poIled a,
the las, election, and one for each fraction
exceeding twenty--thus emitting each
township TO delegates as follows:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

s We see i stated that a company
has been organized for the Improvement,
OF the Desanoines River from It's mouth
TO distance Of $50 miles by fallfoaiing
and slack water navigation for the iarg
rst class steamers navigating the Upper
Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The
capital j. fixed n, So ZOO, 900, in shares
NJ 500 each. The principal place Of
business IS Ouumwa, Iowa, with the Of
he III New York.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

Ii is suggested that each township hold
It's primary meeting on Saturday, the It'll
OF June, to appoint delegates to attend
said convention. We hope that the ser-
eral townships will hold their meetings
and be fully represented on the 4,h.
BY order OF the Democratic Central
Committee. DANIEL DAVIS.
r. N. TAYLOR,
WELLS spICER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17
BLAGkwOOD,s MAGAZINE

May No. Of tins interesting Magazine has al
Vel nisd with the rarest gems. and worth,
the careful pefas1l OF the reading men If our
nation. This Magazine merits large patron.
age, being filed With the most interesting and
substantial articles Conteafs-Ihe Oxford
Reform Bill. Ancient and Mo4esa sortfes.s.,
4 Tragedy, fhs Quiet Heart, Marathon. The
National Lie II China, e., &c.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

Ese@ We subjoin lis, of new orders
that are now extant: Know Nothinps. =
DO Nothings," "Say No.hings." The
Iri- Weekly Journal completes The list
by adding the Have NotAings.' They
know each other thus: "Ary red." The
answer, Mary Red" A singular cata-
iogue OF new orders 10 have sprung into
existence IN the nineteenth century.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-17

EAF We notice that Jonr H. CLARK,
Esq, has sold the Iowa Capital Reporter
10 r. II. SYLVESTER, EDMUND and ED-
GAR HARRrsos. The first No Of the
Jew volume under the late purchasers,
will be issued on the 2lst oil this month.
There are many persons in this county
who should take paper from the capitol
o.: the Banner State OF the West. We
hope they viii avail themselves Of the
presen, favorable opportunity, and send
Their names OH In tlne TO commence with
the lew volume. Terms, only 81 Do,
strictly IN advance.