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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-01


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60" ''1 'A.r tim n y Ssa aSss'E W oEsrv"s
II i%P'f ToSSS Ia Il: IN
sRousbs on aSSp 5si; s s the SLASH COTTAGE
spisnaa hand q Il. Dc prov,sd and .ceommod.
rovi,ian viii made q feed h. bean,sou,y AZ city
Ticket. for the round trip.
Do S .aw,!:.a ,, e.
Persons coming by private charged 20 cent.
r,:In. .nl leave Rlehpeod .,io.,s. q ard 4 O'Clock.
he DpseS e Ss fro" Mr.
FOURTH kTHG 81 " jTiF, lisa,
Oh e he s s.a, s; *; Of aE WORKS
.sss :: ss sS:.
sssf sfsss &c. r.
sn s ana ana american Hotels. and At the Armory.
,; to sIn; Ss:s
i;1 Us $, iS: B AND, s sas
ES.S ..s.ss I'M
~ Baynors, vim @ai. Esear.on Tip 70 Soroa, 4N
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"j .sss q A' ''s' 0'HH'. iiskis n.nn.a
uNxouasos e HSHMT ne 1SInI
The s .s s HI ss a.
leave Ps.sr,eaIs the ..ms day aioP.M 's'
Fl sai % q = my return only '
once APR Co., June so,h, 1854. o'p ps
Warehouse on the ash OF june 1884, following resolutions
Resolved, That recommended to the Inspector, a. III.
Tseaess ;s., The Srsss .as
,h,I g ready mot later than ''e''u ''s'i
s saa the day Inspected thus COM
the IL M s9y a s hour named above
inquirer iasS . Sa n..pse St IS
cory for warded to each Of the Inspectors.
On notion adjourned. go
,.... sco Chairman SAMUEL wnFRE ,sS Sns,s.s
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
roIprRs Of Gamma, Rand, EisH.OsD. Juns 2Sh. lss.
aSsS s.. s S..rs,s rSs
is at ssS Ys .. Il. s
When paid at the latter viii be add
Ij.so-4. '.aAn EFT.
DiSSSI0LUTI0N.-ln eon,eausnee Of the death Of T. n
KEkS hs!s.G . a s,ss under The
All nGS S s IL. sI% s III,
s,ss Ssss,s
rASs 10 .O ;s, the Sa'In,'' soon go',ss
corARrNERsnIp the above ro.ice the
wiz and The p"a taa, ,s.s
asSs re @ The ,0sn q 0S'hns and
rec business in '' Its
they respectfully solicit It's the new Th. s,oes
now embraces article In thr line
ey weekly arrivals from their minuAetory they enabled
Keep the best assortment and fashionable
determined 20 their for ,
Ing good ClOtafno at iotr prices "
KEEN, BALDWIN q co..
July ISL, 1897. No. iO2 Main street.
~. cop, 4" hip
WINSTON, is dissolved this day, by limitation II being i'm.
doied to The same requested to make early A.
pacucaole and all creditors
for settlement Either is authorized the nave Of
the concern in liquidation w. NJ sITTToN
July 1st 1854. L. T. wINsroS
co PARTNERsHPThe subscribers day
Themselves together under f. r. WNsros
CO. for the purpose Of conducting Goccy Comm,,on
business In the city OF Richmond Constantly on
hand hJge and cR selected CT Grocer Including every
variety OF domestic and foreign Liquors thank tho
patrons OF the old Of SUTTON WINSTON for their
kind continuance Of their 10,
heNeoheeFn. y. T. WINSTON
w NJ SUTTON,
July Isl, lsSt. Corner Cary and 18th streets.
UEsPEoToNs at Richmond for the fourth Quarter
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ELEGANT NEW i'I,Nos.

Az ANY persons not awaye that such u ex.
IVH tensiye assortment Of PANO FoRTHS Is eSVsfffz9
KEPT the city Richmond he
At the Subscribers at 1S9 Main
They will not merely three dozen from
TWENTY to THIRTY OF the best select from
persons Of Judgment and taste.
The subscriber has been
SAND PbSo PoRrEs-and testimonials their
from eminent n ydnals In the musical word, remarks the
Press in their iaVor and expressions plee
those who havs borGHr aud Them
character established and would be Impossible
purchase bad indifferent Piano Of the
warranted In OF the prove
gooi they will be taken back will
sold upon rs good terms be obtained
establishment North.
Persons at distance ordering Pianos Of
have their orders faithfully
emit and the instruments packed securely
without injury.
SB Old Pianos taken In exchange repair
ed. JAMES wooDHoUsE,
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~ Yesterdays Enquirer announces the serious illness
of Thomas Richie, senr. at his residence in Washington
CITY.
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tH N0TfCEThe Masonic fraternity Of virginia are respect
nJ requested To atiened at Louisa Court House. saturday
Masonic Hall. by OrderOf
jr20-Stawld a. r. HUNTER q Mater
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RICHMOND WHIG.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY l, 1884.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

CORRESPONDENTS.
Lsssrs Business must be addressed 70 'n'
HAig." =. =. .,s,.,.,
1rts yuis ought TO be known 10 ALL and viii
no case be departed Obituary notices eight
Yw,es are charged Tor advertisements
~ Communication charged the advertise
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a CnOICE sEI.ECee0N oF rNGIIsII D0oKs

a StottE SEIESAdoN OF ENGLISH
IN Just received by A. MORRIS, o. Hain street:
Diary and Correspondence Samuel
The Admiralty In the Regns OF Charles IT,
Life and Notes, by Richard Lord Bray brooke vols.
Select Writings OF Robert Chamber. vols.
Diary and Letters OF Madame DAblay author "Eytina
Cecilia" &C. vols.
Life and Works OF Robert Burns vols.
The Works Of Allan Ramsay. 8 vols.
Aids to Rejection by samuel Taylor Coierdge vols.
Es'ays on his oan Times; by do do Syois.
Confessions OF an lnquiring Spirit; by do do do,
The Church and stAte by do do do
The Dramatic Works Of samuel Taylor ColeridEe.
Byrons Works; 10 vols. Pocket edition.
WordSyorhs Poems; VOL,
The Poetieal orks Of aeoGrey Chnucer; vol, sro
The Petcal Works Of John Dryden.
Poems by Thomas Hood
The Poetical Works Of James MONTGOMERY vols.
Sheey's Political works vols
The Works Of Charles Lamb. 4 vols. ie2s
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" John Mitchell speaks plainly and bluutly Of the
Boston traitors who resisted the execution OF the fug-
tive Slave Law There's little fire and much good sense
in the following paragraph from the "Citiien' =
ITO compel lazy tcoo!y.hsadei negro to return to his
known to tho higher law
"But the only received their desert In this
world the position which they would be elevated Is
gallons higher than any seple. We rejoice that 50 far
the majesty OF the law has been indicated the
point OF the bayouet; but Ii would receive higher and
more salutsry vindication, il tho REBELS HAD BEEN
SHOT DOWN LIKE DOGS, aud TO this complexion Il
ypust come at last
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AJOTICE-Committed the city OF Norfolk May
IN iih 1854 boy, who his ROBBERY BROWN
AMI that he IL
tmore Robert about IL Is age stouy
flight bacon color he badly clothed
from the schooner James Stuart Of Baltimore person
sons having claims said boy hereby notified to FORTH
title, charges him away DO
disposed Of as the law direets
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co PARTNERsPT subscribers thi. day associated
hemteives together under the WNsroE
&c co for the purpose OF conducting Gocy Cofnmson
business Ia the city OF Rehnond They constantly on
hand '2e and teeH selected g ct fGcocer including every
variety OF domestic and foreign Liquors thank tho
patrons OF the old WINSTON for their
kind patronage and solicit; favor for our
heNeoheeFn. y. T. WINSTON
July LIST, 1854. Corner Cary and Ism street,
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JANE. scon. Chairman. SAMUEL "iSfRE FL, ohs s,s
oyEIoE VA: oENTRAL RAIiRo1p, :

4
OF Coupon Bonds Railroad
payable In New York informed ntere,t which
due on the LIST July will be paid the New
~ AZ we once OF the Company and after Jaly,
W ne pressnSon and surrender Of the proper Coupons.
La A, }. GAR EFT,
TIeaa
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oiSSNOLUTION.-1nc consequence o the death Of r. n
-, ms heretofore existing
surviving partners will sete the concern
AL persons indebted CONS FOR ra M
payment and those having claims against the
requested day A.
raeie to close the bnsnsss coon possible.
IL, July, 1854. KEEN yIIIIEs A BALDWIN
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RISSOLUTION.-The Co-pirtner hip heretofore existing
- between the subscribers, the sUTTON
WINSTON, Is dissolved this day, by limitation II being i'm.
portal, to settle the business Of concern all persons in
dbied To the same requested to make
practicable and all creditors their claims
Tor settlement Either partner Is authorized Of
the in liquidation w AZ sr-TToS
July lst, 1854. T. + WIssr0S'
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ew-A w,sAinstoa correspondent OF ,hs New York
Courier says the Sandwich Islands about %
US, and gives this tho real condition of affairs:
"The government Of the Native race like the Natives
themselves, Is The king Is well meaning per.
son. who fluids himself compelled choose between evils
There three parties In the isand bitterly opposed 70
each other aud uniting In nothing but opposition 10 the
legitimate government There h the French party which
busiy intriguing for tho transfer of the Island TO tho
empire OF Louis Napoleon. The English party Is repre-
presented by Mr. Wyllie British subject Secretary OF
Slate. The Secretary Of the Treasury an American Mo
Allen, who Of course is quito impartial siding with no
party, but quietly awaiting the tmo, when the American
dag by sort Of proprio shall go up over the Co
House. The third party is composed Of the sd'
Of all nations who opposed any sort oil
ne1aton but which desire supercede the native go
vernment by sort of spontaneous hbuster ogsnz'non
Some o: the American residents prominent members
OF this party. Tho King has been negotiating with Mr..
Gregg for annexation, and presume it will be consum
mated some time this summer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
WOODS NUR SERY

,.uiIes east Of Iowa City, p north east Of
I'D AIasrstiise, ard ncfth OF .ss' OF ~
ester-comprisiag about acres oil A.eu az
ple;rees. grown on prairie soii, OF INC '"'''"
ing varieties :-- t~a $50
.sv,srieaa Summer Psarmatn, Red
.y,.ss. Street June, Summer Rose, S''D'"'sf
Rap.5o, Early Saoest Dough, Sua,n'er
Queen, Hoeka, Ohio .NonPaTe,f, n""e
Rau.bo, Hire .7ptle, Fail RaaaJo, caro-
Ina Sired. Sired Bough, Tests Sceef'
Notions .srrorf, Hoods SUeef, Marx )
Ssoest. Red Ssoed pfpYin, Striped Ss'ea
Pippfu, Roman Sen, Bdidsc''', Rautsys
Janset, Greg ,Ronsanise---Nener Fasi OF
Rockransafss, White Winter. PearnIan,
H.ix.e- Red, Cart House Giipan or Red
aoa.asite. Helrs .9ppis or Brooks Red
,Nyeak, IFaHdousr, Aireeve, -Aorfhera
Spy, Sssarr, H,ilo~ Trig, Blair or MI
"a. Sueef Romantic, Ieiloar Bei!fower,
Prs,.oe's Harrest, Praraoe's Ju'.sating,
Rhode Island Greesssng, Pennoch's " G.ier,
.yewsorrn pippin, Early Pennoek- Pole
Ca.lpple -&an@sy 5 Early .'seeiys Ear.
IL or Shaker lelioss, Pumpkin or P0'aap
Street, Daarer's Wsater Ssreot, Lyman $
Winter Street, Beaoni, .Nertousl Spitso,s-
b,ugh, Green PiYin, Hfnter Sreet, M.
ohael Heary P.ngin, .uonstroas Ptpp'n,
FGH Beus1ts, Carolina June, pasdrrere,
Grind None or .9rertoan Pf1pfn, H'ne
Sap, Ort,sy- Hhite Detroit Harren Pip.
pin-Hollo~ CoreP ippiss-H atteBei!Hoto-
er-Jeys,s Grening or Hoolmon's Long
Glass .9pyles, Red Stripe, Pound Pipptn,
.NopIen's Blush, Bulloeks PiEptn or
.1nse~icdn Golden Russeft, Harrison,
Horse .fpple, Halioofs Faporits, Red
R:sser Pearmain. Smiths Cdr, Hhne
Pfppis, Red Siberian Grab.
PRIcr OF Tkrrs, SO, PER 100, OR
$50 90 PER 1000
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken al
fair price, Il delivered when the trees are
purchased. The length Of time required 10
bring trees into market. and our low price for
bids cur selling on credit. Address,
G. p. WOOD. Fedee, CeuaT Co., Iowa.
I'm month 18th, 1853 ,isj-io~.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

pIiyTrxe OrTIcE JokEs.-ll rs Gus
,on.ary in some printing offices. when a
particularly green youth commences TO
learn his trade 10 make him the ob1eci
OF various Jokes. Once upon a time a
tcy was sent 10 ks office for "A
quar-. OF ediorial' He was sant back
with .Jackass.' This was rather severe
upon the joaers, but they Immediately
told the boy to 90 back to ks and
tell !.i.n i. was the editorial they wanted
and no. the editor. aE*e
kTAn old topper, says the Louisville
Courier, advising young man to get
married, Salds m .a. .a. .~. ea IT,.
Because then, my boy, Yea i~haTe
somebody ,epal Of your boots when YOU
90 home drunk. ss ..T
Think oliilat girls and never receive
the 'distresses' ella drinking young man
s1 David was a Jew-hence, The
harp OF David was Jewsharp. Cues
the deuce did he sing psalms
and play a. il Il the same time!
seA As daylight, may be seen tAToagf
the smallest holes, SO do the most triiAng
things show a person S character.
rlA lawyer went INTO barber
shop to procure wig. In taking the d.
meusions Of the lawyers head the boy ex-
claimed:
why, how long your head is, sir.
Yes. replied onr worthy friend, we
iaryers mus. have long heads. The boy
proceeded with his vocation, and exclaln-
I'd, il is as thick Is it is iong-Black-
stone Muzzled,
rg-it is said thai the tea most IN favor
among married ladies, is Bssa he.
"yE- 4 lawyer" said LoT3 BIousham
in fa.tiotls mood, as learned. gentle
man who rescues your estate from your
eaeiaies and keeps il hi.nseH."
wIt IS better for ! lady to be pulled
Up with conceit than with cotton.
1t is supposed tiat the fellow who
LEFT the house, was 40. strong enough &c
carry i. .ae-
E-To undertake 70 reason girl out
Of love, is As absurd as it would b. to ex-
tingalsn tesasIus with Two ounce syr-
inge. The Only thing thai viii break a
love fiji is haTi work and boiled park
L1-"G Goodness me Z" cricd nice Old
Old lady, the other day, '.if the world
does come 10 an end next year, Taa'
shall do for snuff I
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

;his OINTMENT t. be good. Day oy dsy. sew
evidence OF its power, and new p oots Of I'D
sfeacy are continually developed. rU fact
beyoud the power of eash or eonilAdiefioo,
nat /, il infailiahIs In tie cure Of all TunoTt,
In,eers. Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, Sesofu-
Ia, Er,si,elas, Chilblain., Seald Head, Sore
ewes, Qainsy, Group rheumatism, Broken Bres.t,
Arae in The PACE, corns, &c. completely
restores the lnsensible perspiraton, and by
This means opens those avenues by which Ns-
nre intended to exrel the morbid matter OF the
body-thus is the system ch ansed, the blood
uurified, and the heath restored. u has pow
er 10 cause all external Sore., Scsofnlous Hu-
mors. skin Diseases, and poisonous Woa1dss
10 discharge their Pu,ria matter, and tAsn heal
them. .
II is rightly termed all.hesiing, Tor there -
scarcely a disease. external or iniesssl, tAst u
viii cot benefit. 1, has been ustd Tor the las
fourteen years for all diseases Of the Chest,
Consumption and Liver, involving the utnoH
danger and responsibility, and not IN oss sass
has Il failed to benefit when the patient VAS
within the reach IT mortal means.
e.TFor sale in Tipton. BY A. 6ilbeTf, ssene
| for Cedar county, Iowa. nl-iy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT remarkable fact that thousands have
l been brought 10 premature grave BY negtec-
ting 10 take some good and efficient medicine IN
time to arrest the course VI disease. 10
also startling truth that thousands have been
hcra,ded 10 an untiinely grave b the use OK
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore see-
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 Oh
tanned. has been induced TO offer has MANA
LUKE IINiMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS u the public. These medicines are eou-
pounded strictly honest and from medicines Of
virgin purity, being warranted as purely sege'-
able. -
1900 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
sprains feyer-sores sore throat Heura iga, tooth
ache head ache, pains ii the back side or breast
bos ring bones, pinples, diarrhra, have been
cured in the las, year Also numerous cases Of
sweeny. galds, splin's, fstula, big bead, bug
shoulder. pad. evil, spraius, CHAMBERS, bolts. chol-
ic, yellow water, sc. Thousands who have beea
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases q the skin. jaundice, nervous
pains of all kinds, bilious affections, eostise
ness. female affections, &c. have been restofeN
to perfect health BY the use Of Gilnore's Att
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented BY the use OF
| T. ]. McKinny's Circassian Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination rSev-h,s the hair frosn
falling off, promotes lis growth, and renders il
/ soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
in every town throughout rhe United States
! for the sale Of r. j. Nc hinny's Celestial Balm.
an unequaled remedy for cholera, dysentery,
diarrhGa, tux, chohc, and all pains in the bow
/ esl.
POISON,
T. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine ccniaiss
no poison and Is warranted purely vegetable
4 This preparation has expelled worms Of all
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
arations Of great repu,e failed.
FEVER AND AGIE
| IN all IL various types, permanently cured.
without injury 10 the system, by the use Of r.
J. Nc ki.iny's Fever aud Ague pills This ton-
| ic preparation never has been eqaaled. il new
er fails. Try II, and BE- satisfied that agLe can
be cured.
Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers & Son,
Upton; \. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow Amos Merri.le pedee +. Shawbss,
Cedar bluiIs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

As the friend OF the agncalturlsi, adj
dress YOU this letter. As n is now trlne to
protect young fruit trees from the depfe-
daiions Of nice, 70 bbi,s, and other animals,
who injure the trees by gnawlng around
the roots, have found the best Preventa-
tive lies in clearing away the grass
from around the uees, TO the distance CT
two or three feet, and then to apply tar
with . brush around the body III the tree
from u,p ground upwards 70 the height
Of ten or twelve inches. ] had lost many
trees before used this remedy, and found
i, invariably successful. The nice aud
rabbits seem to have an antipathy 10 the
taste Of tar. H. locking over any yolng
orchards al this time, found several trees
injured by the mice ana rabbits, during
the late snow, which came 80 unexpected
", and before | had time to clear away
around the trees, and apply the tar. 1t
is during snowy weather that they are
mos; injurious, the grass and she"
coaoealinr them from view. | use the
the application every year, al least, with
the young orchards that are IN grass.-Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
FEVER AND AGIE
r. browns
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS ESSENCE is a pre- paration Of useful
J. excellence. In ordinary diarrhrs, uncir.
iens cholera, IN short, in all cas-s Of prosua-
ton OF the digestive functions, il Is OF i,.sst-
msb.e value. During the prevalence OF ep,-
detnic cholera and summer complaints of ektl-
tren. rs peculiarly efiicacious no family or
Individual should be without il.
sspS CAUTION sure to get the genuine
essence, which Is prepared only by T. BRoss,
at his Drug and Chemical Store, y. l.. Cor
ner OF Fifsh and Chestnut Streets, Phiiadel-
rhia, and for sale BY all the respectable Apoih>
ecaries in the United States, and in Tp,ou By
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedas county, Iowa.
where can be had drugs, medicine, fancy Asti-
cies, &c, large assortment, and al lowest
prices nj Triton, Nov. II, 1853.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
Fever and lgue can be Cured
A sDiuNail-s Tonic Mixture. will

a DO the business up al once. Over one
hundred and fifty bottles has been sold IN this
place, and wherever used according TO direc-
tons the most perfect success has been the re-
suit. Priee 81 90 per bQttie.
I 4 fun supply KEEP, constantly on hand
difec; from the Manufacturers. Also, large
assortment oi Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syraps, &c. &c, BY
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton. Nor. l2,lS53. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

CARrrrL' Use or HoKsrs.-An ac-
quaiutance lost tbs horse 9 f. days ago,
in InanIse. tia, would suggest ali habit
uai caution in driving.-the horse, a
valuable one, well kept, in gecd spirits,
and in pertec, health, was taken from the
stable and driven. He had assembled d
long, and hard hlll within the FIRST mile
OF driving, the driver, as Is the habit Of
many, touched him with tie whip, be
sprassg, stopped, staggered AMI fell, aud
by the time the driver could ahght from
the carriage, he was dead, An examla-
alton showed ina, large hood vessel
near the hear, had been ruptuIed.-Far-
nser and Psa1.seT.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

show willing band, the shew ground
may rus, as well be had now, and the
society be vu, on fir1a foundation, as at
any future time. 49,. - ~r4
J. w. CATTELL, President.
" Fl. c. p,arr, Sereidry.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
The Orders.

The Orders.
CEDAR LODGE, No. II, F. & A.
NJ. meets each Saturday on VI before
full moon, III Upton Iowa.
GOLDEN RULE LODGE, No. "a,
+. 4 A. N. meets Friday preceding
full moon in Rochester Iowa.
MANITOU LODGE, No. $40. o.
F. Meets Thursday evening each week,
in Upton Iowa.
RED CEDAR LODGE No. 90, /.
o. .. F. meets every Saturday eyen-
ing in Rochester Iowa.
Tie TEMPERANCE WATCHMAN
Club, No. z, win meet every Tuesday
evening, al 2 o'clock, al the residence OF
Mr.. JoHS STARR.
FOREST ENCAMPMENT, NO. Q,
meets every lst and 30 W-dncs A. in
each month, In Rochester, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CEDAR COUNTY ADVERTISER
A wEEkLY PAFrR

WEEkLY PAfER.
The undersigned, having commenced the pub.
lieatlon OF this paper, Is determined to NAL.
the same useful paper TO the farmers. me-
ehan:es, artezans, housewives, ard fsniiy
cueiss. The paper will now be tiled with use.
iui Literature, poc,icai and Biographical sketch.
IS and such general news and intelligence a.
VIII at all times be desired and welcomed by
every reading and rejecting individual in tho
State II will faithfully advocate The best N
'eresi Of Old Cellar, inpartially recording il
elements u wealth and prosperity, labor zeal,
oasiy and energeticaiy for its welfare, and 10
Jay before the world its many advantages. n
VIII be literary and news paper worth the
subscription price 70 any citizen Of IOWA.
II viii ~ .spsrLNpESr IN ALL THINGS Ann
NEUTRAL IN NOTHING unbiased and un,ran-
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- CHARLES SHETLAND.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

During the las, season, .lr. Joseph
Wilcox, Of tins town, having occasion TO
administer lime water 10 a sick horse, III
adrertan,)y lei. pal Of the preparation
m his barn, wnicn remained usre ior
some months, serving as fayoTIle drink
for his hens. He SION afterwards found
that the laying Of his mems apparently ia
creased to a considerable extent Being
convicted OF the importance OF the new
discovery, Ito him he mas, daring the
present season, kept his hens constantly
supplied with lime water, placed III Ioags
within their convenient access and the
result was al increase Of eggs Of nearly
foar-foId, as compared with -uy previous
experience.
II is within. 20 share the benefits OF
the experiment with his nelghbors, II they
choose to try it and hence this publlca-
ton. The newness Of the discovery
{ though j, may ne, he ney TO alp IS
canned only as applicable to the mode o.
imparting the lime IN this case--its use
in any other furm FOR The same purpose
having been previously understood by
many Wayns Szstanei.