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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
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WoM.Ns RIGHTS. A good looking
husband, eigh, children, and happy
home As these rights are easily ob-
tanned, we hope the sisterhood will take
them into consideration. TINS will pay
better than holding Offices, OF "s.llus on
a iurY."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

aroyEs. TN WARE. pL0Ws, and Hard
y sA.s Dxa,.r. "t.tJa, Io"a. NJ
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s@sy~ The Romney (Va.) .Arg4s gives
an account OF an old man going TO
church in that place and calling out his
daughter because he was opposed TO hri
attending night meetings. The preacher
who was holding forth on the occasion
was So enraged at this seeming lmpu-
dence that he sprang TO the door, where
upon recoanter took place, in which
the old gentleman was much injured
being telled TO the ground and dragged
some twenty feet BY the halr OF his nead.
Alter this the old man was imprisoned
for "disrlbu;ing u religious meeting
while the pugnacious william who dis.
pensed the gospel ot peace to his hear.
ers vas allowed to 20 unwhipt oil JUS
tee.
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JOHN We Ell.
w sYaMsTDND & CO.,

nF,IIR IN PROVISIONS, Nuts, etga'
Ioaseca, Ffults, &C., haou, Iowa,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

LYING IN BID WITH THE HEAD HIGH.
1t IS often question amongst some
people who are unaequainted with the
anatomy aud physiology of man, whether
lying with the head exalted or even with
the body, is wholesome. Most persons.
consulting their own ease on this point,
argue IN favor ol that which they prefer.
Now, although many delight in bolster
ing up their heads nj n,gn;, and sleep
soandly without injury, yet we declare it
to be a dangerous habit. The vessels
through which the blood passes from the
heart to the head, are always lessened in
their cavities when the head is resting in
bed higher than the body, therefore, in
all diseases attended with fever, the head
should be pretty near on u level with the
body; and people ought to accustom
themselves to sleep thus to avoid danger.
--.Nsdical Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

EcIEcTiC PHYSICIAN aud 81 Rt,Eoss
il Oiice opposite the fag.e Hotel iita..h'
Iowa. III
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NsTIlAs.ss. BAhs.K,
xAyIltEf. II. DANIELS,

and Dealcrln Pants, O.ls, DSe
y,Ys. g.rnt~heS. etc Rochester. iesh,
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III y. GslEkN.
S AhuEl- De w { Il,

DHYsIClAN AND suRoEo1, ao.aes'e
| isaar county, iowa.
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G. =. CHAMBERS.
Il. w. (Rk,f,.S,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, once Il
| the Drug Store of Chambers son, Upton
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wM. II. TyTHlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor In
II Chancery. Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

TURKEY.-It is now authoritatively atated
by the foreign correspondents of the N. Y.
Tribune, that the depressed state o! finances
CT the Turkish Government forbids the pos
siblity of her supporting and maintaining the
foreign forces that have volunteered in her
behalf. The French and English Govern
mants are making provisions to provide for
their own armies. The accounts from other
sources contradict this account, and aver
that Turkey is amply able with money, sup
plies and credit, to sustain an honorable re-
lation to her generous allies.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
RedfOrd. End.

The Bedford Standard, contains some in
teresting statistics Of the wealth, population
and industry of that Place. 1t contains about
1900 inhabitants, mostly mechanics and
working men, four churches and fifth is
being built, aud Branch the State Bank:
There are at present fifteen mercantile
houses, two large drug stores, one large hard
ware store and one grocery store, that are
doing good business.
Ill the mechanical branches enumerated
are represented by Industrious and enterpTis-
ing men. We have or 10 carpenters,
cabinet shops, 4 blacksmith shops, with from
2 to hands in each shop; saddlcry shops,
one a large establishment, 2 tailor shops, that
keep on hand large assortments Of ready
made clothing, boot and shoe shops, that
employ in the aggregate, from twelve 10
twenty hands, stove and tinware establish
meni, tanneries, 3 wagonmaker shops, i
painters and GLACIERS, gunsrith, taverns
and several boarding houses, livery stable,
| stone engraver, stone cutters, 9 turner's,
| chairmaker, weaver, I coopershop, hat
ter, 2 brick yards, steam saw and hourin q
mill, from to IL wagoners, 3 printers,
butcher, barber, and loafers.
The professions OF the law, medicine and
divinity, nre represented Bye lawyers 3,
physicians. and 6 ministers, which 10 fair
indication of the estimation in which the cit
izen holds his pecuniary, physical and spirit
ual right.
We have also located here fourishing
Masonic Lodge, two Divisions of the sons
of Temperance, and a society of the Know
Nothings O
The common Schools OF Bedford are per-
haps sufficient to meet the demands of the
people. A high school is much needed, and
one in all probability will be established in a
short time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
V,ncennes Gazette.

Among all our exchange papers, very nu-
merous and coming from almost every quarter
of the Union, the only Whig paper we re-
ceive published in Northern State, and ad-
rocatins the Nebraska Bill, is the Vincennes
Gazette. So far as we know il is the only
Wing paper in all the Northern States, which
occupies this peculiar position. While it is
true this is not question so much probably
between parties, as between the North and
the South, yet the Whig party in the North
ern States are as unanimous in opposing the
Nebraska Bill, as ever they were in opposing
any other measure ever brought before the
American people. Not one Whig in the
House, from the North, voted for this bill
and IN doing so, no one can truthfully say,
that like many Of their Democratic brother
Representatives, they did not in their votes
speak the voice Of their own party constitu-
ents. Even many Democrats from the North
opposed the bill. The whole Wing party
North are opposed to this bill, with not one
exception probably in every ten thousand
Under this peculiar state of things, how an
old and respected Whig editor. can thus be
found not only opposing his party on ques-
tion Of this kind, but opposing what that par
ty and a large majority of the other party,
consider the interests of the North, we can
not reconcile with ordinary consistency
We have no disposition to quarrel with our
friend of the Gazette. On almost any other
subject, we would, in respect to his age, ex-
perience and judgment, believe ourself more
liable to error than he, il there were an indis-
putable error on one side or the other. But
in this case, If we are in error when We
strongly and vigorously and with all our
heart, oppose this measure, then the whole
Wing party North and much of it South, is
in error--the whole Wing representation
from the North, in the House, were in error
in voting against this bill-the Wing Press
of the North are guilty of a terrible error
an undoubted majority OF the Democratic
party North are erring as Northern men in
opposing this bill--and we and all of us, in
committing so monstrous an error, can only
call upon Heavens forgiveness for this err
rcr Of the head, while the heart is filled
with honesty of purpose and the very over
how Of patriotic devotion.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

Last Saturday the regular train OF cars ad-
vertised to leave daily at o'clock p. NJ,
left at o'clock for the purpose of accommo-
dating in some manner those who were in
attendance at the celebration at White Riv-
er. No otice whatsoever was giyen of the
change of time for the cars starting. and as
they had always left at the hour advertised,
those intending to 60 up the railroad did not
Of course take care to be at the depot much
before 2 O'Clock. The omnibuses collected
their passengers atthe hotels as usual, where
no notice had been left of the change, and
were promptly at the depot before 2 o'clock,
when the passengers learned with great
chsgrin that the cars had left nearly an hour
before. Among these persons were good
many strangers anxious to get home, and
who were thus compelled to remain over Sun
day here. Great indignation was very nat
urally manifested, not only by these disap-
pointed persons, but by our citizens general
ly. The whole operation was SO unbusiness-
like. and so utterly unprecedented we may
say, as to produce many unpleasant remarks
even from those most friendly to the road
end those having the management of it.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

Bold BANK ROBBERY IN CLEvELAYD.-A
telegraphic dispatch states that forty five
hundred dollars in Bank notes was taken
from the counter of the Canal Bank, in
Cleveland on Wednesday afternoon. The
money is about one-third Canal notes, some
Stark Bank, Vermont, West6eld, Mass, New
Haven City Bank, Conn, F. and III. Bank,
Hartford, Mercantile, Hartford, new notes
with blue letter 40" on right end, and mix
ture of Akron Branch; with two Wheeling
Bank notes, of Virginia, some new 6ves and
tens Canal. The dispatch is signed by Mr..
Bishop, the Vice President
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-The sale of the
real estate of the heirs of Daniel Miller de-
ceased which was advertised to take place
to-day, has been postponed in consequence
Of an informality in notice of sale. The es.
tate consists Of lots Nos. 3, and s, in block
No. 81, original plan of the city of Evans
vile, and will be offered for sale on Monday,
the 18th day of June next. The lots are
eligibly situated and are desirable either for
immediate improvement or speculation. For
particulars enquire OF j. P. Elliot, Esq.
guardian Of the aforesaid heirs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
Something Elegant and Good.

Mr.. II. J. Hart has just brought from the
Eastern cities, the most elegant assortment
of Boots and Shoes, for men and boys, and
ladies CATERS and shoes of all descriptions,
ever opened in this city. He has purchased
OF these and Of fine feathers, to the amoun,
of elk thousand dollars, which proves the
largeness of his stock. In this stock are
gentlemen's boots and CATERS of the finest
Workmanship, being all New York custom
work, and of the most fashionable styles
Some of these articles will make our young
gentlemen open their eyes, as nothing supe.
rior or more elegant can be obtained West OF
East. He has q large stock ofthese, which
with all his other goods, he will sell at New
York retail prices. He has chiIdren's boots
and shoes of every variety and down TO the
'ceest specimens. But we ask the particular
attention of those most particular little bodies
the ladies, to the various and beautiful shoes
CATERS, slippers, &C., brought on by Mr..
Hart. His stock is large and complete, and
these shoes being the best custom made work
we need not say they will prove serviceable
We take pleasure in calling the attention oI
our readers to these goods, from their great
superiority. There is better work on many
of the articles than can be done, or is done al
least, in Evansville. We like to encourage
the enterprise which has brought so fine q
stock of Boots, Shoes, &c., to this city, and
hope Others will feel the same way. Mr..
Hart has large number of good journeymen
employed, and as he has just brought on a
fine assortment of feathers, he can fill all or
ders in the best style.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
A Beautiful Position.

The Democratic State Convention assem-
bled at indianapolis last week, endorsed the
House Nebraska bill. This is the begin
ning-the end thereof is not yet. We said
days ago, that the Democratic leaders, and
the Democratic conventions, and the Demo-
cratic office holders and office seekers, would
at once commence whipping in the masses
of their party to the support of this measure.
This is the first move. The Democratic
State Convention have told their party in
in Indiana, that it is Democracy to support
the Nebraska bill. These big and little
leaders will dispense TO their homes, and tell
their farmer and mechanic friends, that to
continue Democrats they must support the
Nebraska bill. The dirty and the decent
Democratic editors over the State, will soon
foam and rage against all who say it is any
thing else than Democracy to support the
Nebraska bill. If this be Democracy at the
present day. heaven help the country. But
will the party accept this as Democracy
Will the masses of that party relnquish theil
own honest opinions to obey the d'ctation ol
these powersl This Nebraska bill is nothing
more nor less. than an enlargement of the
power to extend slavery, and to extend sla'
very in a territory that by an actual bargain
made between the North and South over thir
ty years ago, was forever to be free country
That bargain is known as the Missouri Com
promise only fair division of power the
North ever obtained, and out OF that she ha,
been swndled by Northern votes bought w
by Nor,hernPresident. Yet this slavery ex.
tension has received the endorsement Of the
Democratic Slate Convention! To show the
beautiful consistency of Democratic conven
tions, and what wonderful influence they
should have over honest men, here is reso
luton passed by the Democratic State con
vention which assembled at Indianapolis Jan
sih, IS49, and which resolution was made
one Of the planks OF the platform laid down
for the Democratic party Of the State:
"Resolyed, That the institution of slavery
ough; not to be introduced into any territory
where it does not now exist. That, mas
much as California aud New Mexico are ia
fact and in law free territories, it is the duty
of Congress to prevent the introduction o
slavery within their limits"
Read that-then learn that the Democrat
ic State convention OF 1854, have endorsed
bill opening the door to the admission o
slavery into territories made free by sol
emn act Of Congress more than thirty years
ago! A nd this convention tells honest Dem
ocrats they must change their opinions to &C
cord with its rascalty Of sentiment! Bah!
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
For the Journal

Mr.. SASDERs:-I understand our Vincen-
mes friends made good thing by charterine
the cars on the Railroad at So each, for their
Temperance Celebration last Saturday, and
charging for passengers to fill them, at rate
which afforded profit of hundred per cent.
probably two hundred. rather like that.
II is better investment than real estate
Do you think the cars could be chartered for
balance of the year at same rate! 1t would
certainly be good financial arrangement
for somebody, even the interests Of the road
were not advanced by it.
A STOCKHOLDER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
RrFEAIn- Nav o5

DUFFALO, way 20.
Since our last report, the Assembly has
been mainly employed in considering the
judiciary case involving the right OF church
to strike from its list elders refusing to have
their children baptized. The argument was
not concluded when the hour arrived for
hearing the report of the Board of Publica-
ton.
The board have circulated $4,000 books
and 26,oo0 tracts during the year. The val
ne Of the books distributed is Sl36Oe0.-
The receipts have increased over the previ-
Gus year $4,000. The balance remaining
in the treasury is $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

~. The Methodist General Conference
on the Is inst, located the Book Concern at
Nashville. Nashville, Louisville, Memphis,
st. Louis, Columbus, Atlanta, and Prattville,
were the places in nomination; but on the
sixth ballot all were dropped, except Nash
Vile and Louisville, and the final vote stood
Nashville so; Louisville, 81.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

o. The Washington Union desires il IN
Dc especially noted that while forty one
Democratic votes from the North and North.
west were cast in favor of the Nebraska
movement, "not one Whfg from the free States
voted 'Oih the friends of the measure" The
Wings generally will unite in that request.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

0T The PresbyterY of Cincinnati in a
long memorial to the General Assembly of
the old school Presbyterian Church, now in
session at Buffalo, recommended the neces-
sity of discussing the subject of slavery, in a
candid and friendly manner, as the best
means ofridding the Church Of the sin.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

ELECTION OF BIsHoPs.-The General Con-
terence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, now in session at Columbus. Georgia.
have elected three additional Bishops, name.
ly; John Early of Virginia, George Pierce,
Of Georgia, and II. II. Kavanaugh, of Ken
tucky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

TERRIBLE CALAMIrY.-On Tuesday last
the farm house Of Mr. Joseph Fisher, in
Westchester county, New York, was de-
stroyed by fire, and three children perished
in the flames. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, parents
the disaster, having left their children, four
in number, ut home.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

0CE DR.. Albert Crane, OF New Orleans.
a passenger on the Jas. Robb, was robbed Of
$1,000 in gold on the passage of that boa,
TO ST. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29

MURDER IN WARRIcE An alteration oc-
CURED Oh section I5 of Straight Line Rail-
road on Thursday last between a laborer and
his boss. The former drew pistol and at
tempted to fire. but, in the language of the
German who related the circumstance to US,
"the pistol wouldn't go loose" and after
some further hard words, the quarrel appa-
the laborer was found dead, and the bloody
appearance of the "boss" Indicated that an
other conflict had ensued. eFhe dead man
was taken care OF properly, and the ''boss''
has since been non est inrensuS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
The Temperance Celebration.

We understand from some of those who
attended the celebration at White River last
Saturday. that everything went off delight.
fully. There was plenty to eat, soda and
cold water to drink, several speeches, and
any amount of general amusement. Nine
hundred persons went down from Vincennes
in one train of cars. The delegation from
Evansville appeared very web pleased with
everything connected with the celebration.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. NOWe'S Shaker SarSapariIla!
IRE THAI

READ THIS!
We invite attention to the advertisement of DR.. Geo
hegans Extract of Hydropip-r, which is said 10 be
most eneetua remedy for Dyspepsia Scrofula all skin,
and almost all chronic diseases IL comes well recon-
nended by the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky and from what have learned Of IT, il must
ee valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each boe, il is nostrunl, aud there is under the
circumstances not much chance for Il 10 be humbug;
We thlnS IL merits trial from the afflicted.
PEOPLE OF AMERICA!
lhcusands YOU have suffered for long years with
pneumatic Paius, Ueerous Sores, Sweled Legs, Piles
ana man other complaints that all the remedies you
nave tired have failed TO and your ply sicans have
pronounced lneurabe-you need suffer R0Iozger.
remedy Il discovered and places within the reach
oil all That VIII cure all these complaints and make Neu
Young again. Dace with joyfor you shall be healed
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlEIMENT!
important and extraordinary daily reported
10 us as having been performed by the OF this in
ment, ana none who IL d-apponted in its effects.
For sale by Keller, farnsey Co., Evansville, Ind.
UTSee advertisement in another column.
McIE.E's VoLcArrc on LIxIxrNr IS truly Ceebra-
ted Remedy, and hass dome more to alleviate humaa
suffering than any remedy ever discovered. rr I.
One or two applications will relieve the most severe
PAir, BRCIs4 or SPRAiS. g.
Two bottles i'll cleanse purify and heal the foulest
ULCER SORE and win heal the most Burns
Every family should haue asupply constantly hand
! for use in time OF need.
For Horses is superior 10 any other remedy
curing Lau Bruises, Cuts. Scratches, Old Sores
Swelhngs, DC, &C. IT ? For sale by Keller Farnsfey
/ Il Co., Druggists, Evansville, Ind.
! See advertisement in another column. lmh1-u
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GUARDIANS SALE.
URsgANT 70 an order the Court E, Common Pleas Of
1884, IrIl day June si :tie Oi the old
SS%Sr S. in the Original an the city of Essn:S
vhh designated BY their numbers s. and On The plan
eeed reported the yandTburh Circuit Court at It's Sep
PARTITION aud record in Order Book page IS
TERMS one-third Of the ehasa money to be paid in
''A h ''h' ana JOS nLiTT L GaSrSan
zny2s 2wd&w of InfaHt Heirs OF Daniel Miller. deceased.
Tss Ts Ss,i SSds f.niiy Abroad BY chas. Lover;
Lie and s.Yings of Mrs PartingsOn:
by my25 THOMAS C0NYNGTON.
Til8 RECENT ECLIPSE
SF THE 81 y. "ss We assure ,he rase, upavoidaby
ln''L9a.a u seco nt OF thr rTe.s OF more important
Eesthr II IN visiilc sihout next month
J5hS G. ngvEREUx. JR.
T. No rotroBemeut on account Of the weather. m2s
B4USsEEs, u NC1LS AND STATES.
sE6Et,kD per steamer GslSen Gate
2 os shoe iiFa'h-; ~ dOz No Se'ulsing Brushes;
a o1 S S han siI % Do % 80; s. %. Es Es ot,. 90;
" iol a,-art5d slste'; - gross Lead Peas lis;
ns2; = '--'N'' /. & D HEIMANS
EgAY, CORN AND 0 ,Ts.aA f..-n supply Of each
sss- Store. mys' T..GRANT q co.
NEW WEST EEN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
- Z. GRANT & CO,
sAtERs N ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED.
sEEIs' AND AsRIeUIIuEA IxFLgsENTs,.
Main s'-ss' tsior tae cGEH Rridgs Eoaas ellie, lad.
uovIo-tf
AUCTION SALES.
WOoLSEY * NELSON AUCrIQNEERs.
GREAT sAsonss FcR eRocsEs ,SD EEr.Ih DEALERS.
~ On feesdAy. May 3Jh at o'clock a. A..
w Nssan oar .seS fi rs saG Ssi.S TSias-
e. shieh vas ansges a. ihs as
and The hns. bra3fs Of yra TsasO The Cgars are ii
lGs ssads win Is s'ld in Ies, to .',t rlrvha,,rs
nearly god a. when they came from he ae:Sry No aItie
~ ~ to 90 9serej Z, for ale thar = sorIhsss
inoaths credit with approved notes, "a. , -
6sT LOUIS REFINED SUGARS b,l. Loaf. Crushed
Ts'is SsI 1s % co. 's Sys .1s or as sy
cO,rBA sly xcTeARs 10 tos,. "a h choice quality
- - 5a'' reed 'os sale hy .. s. GILbkkf CO..
my1o s!s. HeaE Water.
q 'asasiy' sr .s boxes '' ''li 6aF az 'y ycS 5.''
@l.9 Sc near Water.
oa,s4eAs - e Tshsy. received
- D0Z Grain cradie-; 50 dog Sreihs reed aud for
= siile by (nys4 SAMUEL ORR.
To TEE EPUDLsC.
u IA, ss S snss Sgsi IN the
the EiisOr orths Bn Ider Mr. Dchfy called upon
Tss .'i "a :; ~ E,l g,is6sd ts
my s-st THEODORE DEIrsCH.
SAVINGS BANK ASD EXCHANGE
C[EIcz:.
STREET.
IfNiS Bank
all money deposit 4. payable dcmsnd. Buys
ont @s Escls.aCs South-ra
Cold anf Siissr. Silver ChanE. Un-urrent Money. Land
Aarrans Makes C,ilsetions proceeds
pFourtly at or xshauge
Noaey Initisd 70 any part OF Earors.
Ezs-O. irJm o clock a. NJ till o'rlnct p. ".
G.. COPELAND.
w an order, fPost-p-iD promptly s.tended to.
z5-im
I AIDES SHOES AND SLIPPEKS.-Just
- received choice assortment OF Ladies' Buskins,
Booiees and hid slippers, for sale low a,
WILLIAM HUGHES,
| my96 Corner Main and Second streets
lNtEE;EA TS.--A general assortment OF Ginghams
" aud Ginghain Lawns to be bad at HUGHES,
m,25 Corner Main and Second streets.