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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

Savannah papers report that over one.
hall OF the boarding houses in tba, c;,r
are Closing owing to the prevalence Of
Se'''" fever, &iI,h Is o. the increase.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

SA California paper says:-.I, /,
now an established fact that the Know
No'hlngs' have secret organizations over
nearly the entire State
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
THORNN MILL.

TORONTO, CLINTON CO., IOWA.
THIS is one Of the largest and lest construc-
- ted Water Mills In the Stats. Csstom grind
ing done At all times.
a. The Proprietor l. fitting up Card.
Ing Machine. and will, in the spring, BE-
prepared TODD business.
GEORGE THORN,
Toronto, Clinton county, iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
eB Court sits on Monday next, II

much business to be done. Lawing is
not well patronized in this county, so tina,
lawyers cannot depend on their profess
son alone for support; they must, If they
wish to live here, do like us; go to work
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
ENTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by Samuel Long, jr., in
i Upton, on the 18th day Of August, 1854,
large bay horse. nine or ten years old, sixteen
hands high, black name and tail, saddle and col
lar marks-sadd,e and bridle on when taken up
appraised ut $50 before r. n. Long, Esq.
r. w. CATTEIL4
Aug. %. 1884. plo-3m County clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
ENTp1Y HORSE.

TAKEN UP BY John r. Cole, in Pioneer
/ township, Picayune Grove, yellow bay
horse, with one white hind foot, LETT fore foot
white. few white hairs in his forehead, and
aAout Is lhands high, E3l
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
Agricultural Meeting.

The Board Of Directors Of the Cedar
County Agricultural Society viii meet at
the Court house, in Upton, on Monday
evening, Sept. 25,h 1854, at 6 l-2 o'clock
for the purpose Of transac,ing important
business connected with the approaching
Fair, Of said society. which is to be held
on the 10Th and llth Of Oct. next.
All persons who are interested in the
Society, and desire its success are ear.
nes,ly solicited to meet with the direct.
ors.
J. w. CATTELL Pres,
II. C.. PIATT Sec.
Upton, Sep, 5c,h, 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

We inrste TIE dtt~tisn Of the citizens of
lspton, ss1 Cedar cossty IN general, 70
our dssortmsnt Of fArnarrs, chairs and
matrssses, ccasisttng Of eusry article gen.
orally called for in our lima We have
son'e ssse'ty different styl<s Of choiys, pa.
ryiag n 2rices from "a 50 10 $40 dols.
PR sst; Rocking, a from 81 SO to $50.
baysars Plaza nd fancy from sl4 to
$40. BedsseGds fsom % 50 70 $50 niece.
n sAort. vs Mesk You for your ibera!
pdfronage tAss fdr, and inu,ie az IN cant
q arftct0 n ~ Jsns u glue Us call and
'ce sAaH sfrive 70 suu you IN price and
style. We U0rrant every article 10 be as
rePrsaented. Ware Room / Door east
Of the Bank, .Muscatine Lo,cn.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

Americans. be united as the stars
upon your flag, against those CaIholics
designs. Open your eyes and see.
Popery oyertiows, invades you, and you
are not aware OF it; ii strides with the
Steps Of a gan, TO the conquest OF your
glorious land and you do not resist It;
yea, you stretch out your hand to It IL
is awake. bu. you sleep; !. IS Jealous
busy, ana You remain IN rest and inao-
lenoe; like the spider which extends ITS
web, j, lays its snares in secret, and you
will not perceive it. The result Of which
blindness canno. be uncertain. When !
see your tranquility and your sccurl,y'
can easily conceive their hopes, designs
triumphs. Yca viii neve. understand
the grca, importance which the Pope SETS
upon The conquest Of -7merica. He know;
that Europe escapes from his power, and
he wishes to indemnify himself with the
new world. How many times have
heard and have myself said, that the high
Of Catholicism would ere long be out II
the ancient continent, but rould be rene'c'
ed in .imefica! Like the sun, which
seems to decend below the horizon &c
tighten another hemisphere.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
LIME. LIME.

The undersigned are Row burning Lime at
their kiln On Cedar river. two miles above Koch.
ester, and are prepared to supply all who favor
them with a call, with Lime OF the best qualify.
and reasonable terms.
n39-3m j. D. Il d. CASEbEER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

lowing, but we think he ought to have
something done for him:
RUrUs CHoArE. Rufus Choate IS a
picture to look at, and a crowder to spout
He is about seven feet six or six feet sew
en-, in his socks: supple as an eel, and
wiry as cork screw. His face is COM
pound of wrinkles, "yaller janders" and
Jurisprudence. He has small, keen, per.
eng black eyes, and head shaped like
mammoth goose egg, big end up; his
hair black and curly, much resembling a
bag of wool in " admirable disorder" or
brush heap IN a gale Of wind. His body
has no particular shape, and his wit and
legal +" dges" have set many Judge in
a smoker, and so COMPOUNDED jurors as 10
make it almos. impossible for them to
speak plain English, or tell the truth Tor
the rest OF their natural lives. Rufus is
great on twisting himself up; squirting
himself around, aud prancing, and jump
ing and kicking up the dust when steam's
up. His oratory is first rate, and his ar
guments ingenious and iorciblc. He gen.
orally makes "ten" strikes Judge and
jury down at the end Of every sentence.
He is great on aowery expressions and
hlghalutin flubbubs.' Strangers most
ly think lie is crazy, and the rest scarcely
understand what he is about. He iuvoic.
es his time and elocution 1000 per cent
over ordinary charges for having ones
self put through an ordinary course o.
law.
Rufus Choate is about so years Of age
perhaps over. He is considered the alb.
les. lawyer in New England, or perhap.
IN the United States. His hand writing
can't be deciphered without the aid of I
pair OF compasses and quadrant. Hi:
autograph Somewhat resembles the maj
OF Ohio, and looks like piece of erayor
sketching, done in the dark with three
pronged fork. He has been in the Sen
ate, and may be, if he has time to fish
fer it, President OF the United States.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
CA RRIAG ES.
O &EcOND - Hsfacees PERRY asd ROCK
Mk1ND &yssss,


WE keep constantly IN hand q large
supply 81 Carriages sad Buggies OF Ess-
TERN hanufaetory, made Of the best iron and tim.
ber that New England can furnish.
awe also have supply or splendid sin~ie
ADD double harness, 1t the REPOSITORY.
september 2, 1854. nlO-3m O'BRlEk4 Co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
Executor Notice.

Executors NOlkC0.
pUBLIC NOTICE is Hereby Given.
= to all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted u K N. Taylor, deceased, either by note,
book-account, or otherwise. that the nndersiC J.
ID hes been appointed Rxcr;t.or Of said estate
md such debtors are requested 70 call and settle
AhO. all persons haviAg claims against said c.
tate are reques.,1 10 file the same with me ~
soon q Convenient II. q. PIATT,
Executor estate r N. Taylor, deed.
Sent. 4 1854 nolo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

GENT. PLEASE WALK UP TO THE CAPS. OFFICE
THE SUBSCRIBER having sold his
L establishment Is now settlinp up his bust
mesa Those indebted to him By note or book
account will please call and settle up without de-
lay. n3sn W. L. MOON.
July twentieth, 1854
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23
IN VI K.A N1SO'
Upton, Sep, 5csh, 1854.


u Who wants a situation OF profit!
See card "agenss wanted"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-23

s<scDeiend iae oppressed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28
PLUM BING. 49,

PLUM BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, in the city
l. of New York, the services of the best Piumbe r.
in the United States and 10 now prepared, with an
extensive stock Of superior material to execute in
the very best manner, and with dispatch all kinds Of
work pertaining to this line Of business,
BATH TUBS oflead, copper, iron tin
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH.
STANDS.
Copper and Iron BOILERS.
Brass and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS
SHOWERS for hot and cold water, put up to or.
der, and warranted to work well
Hanson's improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
Ram put up to order in any pat OF the State This
Ram is said to be the best in the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense, obtained the best
workmen, and laid in stock of the most superior
materials, feel warranted in saying will do az
good work any establishment in the Union and on
reasonable terms.
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention il called to q new and superior
specimen of Planished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptly at.
tended to. PAUL BARGAMAN
jy TITS 10th st., near Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

DUBLIC SALE-ATT RACTIVE
i REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN Es-
TABLIsHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE Il offer at
publ: auction: such terms must needs suits the
purchaser, on WEDNESDAY,. the 2sd Of August, my
Richmond and Danylle Railroad II miles from Rich
mond. containing about $50 acaes one-half with the
buildings, lying the South aud the other half on
the North side of the road-being willing to sell all
or half ~ ~
The neighborhood il good, the location healthy,
and the improvements extensive The place il we'll
supplied with excellent water, and IL well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprsng person it s believed
that this establishment would prove very protable
for lis place of much resort and many boarSers
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hther
for the summer months
Post Office s kept there, and the present propri-
etor has Stage Coach running three times q week
to Cumberland county. which pays weli.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong inducements for il lies in the
midst of the coal region, and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging awe
were exceedingly 1attering
The owner who resides on the place, viii take
pleasure in showing the Lsnd, &c., to psrsons dis
posed to purchase. (
jy 26-dims WIN A. MARTIN. Chesterfield
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THE STEAMSHIP FUND.--W. McLain, Secretary
OF the American Colonization Society, states that
since the publication of the offer of gentleman in
Alabama to be one of one thousand who would give
500 each, Or one of five hundred who would give
$500 each, to establish steamship to Liberia
pledges OF a like amount have been received from
gentleman in Baltimore; one in Alexandria, Vir
ginia; two in Gainesville Alabama, with prospect
of third. The Society has also received sub
scription of $1,000 from one family in kentucky
making in all Sl,70O; or $4,000 if they give $500
each
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, July 27.-No sales of Flour; stock
light. City Mills held at So; Howard street So so
White Corn 73a75 cts; yellow rs cts; mixed 72a
70 cts.
New YORK, July 27.-Flour firm The steam
ers news had no effect on the market. Southern
s. 6aaSs SO. Wheat firm at unchanged rates. Corn
hrm-sales of Southern at 76a83 cts.
THE telegraphic dispatch adds Flour declined
25 cents and DULL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

THE CHoLERA.-We learn from the Jetfersonian
toat there is much sickness prevailing in scottsve,
Albemarie county, and some Is persons have died
from cholera. similar disease exists among the
Irish laborers at the Tunnel. Three deaths occur
red there on Monday last, and there were six new
cases on Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

M 06T VALUABLE WAREHoreTI
~ Oh CARY AND 2IsT 01HEEFe pOB 8AEE
a. auuII0N win 81 ssld % fUEoDAY ~!
fEhNOoN. the nth August 1854, spou The psenfses
81 Rsi 81 s s~ sse ), ss s
1900 4 Eeaora (whOss object IL selling istO wind
pR re pastnsnhip ecnesrn1 sitastsd 4 Che elky y
foailns d rs Moth ads u cssy sfrsss IS ssst
ng on fns east ine Of 81. street ITO fest % ln aeJ
Ina ~ Us Also viii b :old lss.sheid .tsrs
sne east and connected herewith having ffont q
"a ~ q g ss Which ssd lsasehod terminates ON
The shove rsal estate presents 1t i believed, ex-
1ornnery Inducements 10 capitatists Or the refcan.
the Mchmond Dock and viii be ~hsn a. No. scn sae%
nearly completed, convsnisnt not only iSr ese
70 the sh'ppine aud il the item q drsyeso aior
tssrse amount may be annually saved. The income
yssrs over $500 Located IN the most a
no pTopsy now osTius fer ssls which psss sns
EsMs-Ons fifth Cssh balance at s. ~ 10 and 81
months from the 1st day of January 1855, (whcn POP
ss.s.on viii be Even for negotiable notes interest
jyas soD i,f W GisaAfpERsoN. Auet..
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
THE CORPORATION LINE, ON vENABLE,
WIN % sod, ON WEDNESDAY Afteruoon, the 9th
August, 1884, upon the premises commencir at S
o'clock, those two newly erected frame Tenements,
At the corner of venable and McCance streeta occn
PIED Iesuectivey by Messrs. VIM. Barrett and Juo.
w. GhildreW. Eaoh tenement hss rooms, end 10
nearly now, having been built within the last few
After which, viii be sold an acre Lot ON ven.ble
and Darlington sts bounded the East by the pro-
perty OF Mr.. w. Matthews, having front on the
North side of VenabIe It, of $50 feet and the same
front on the South side of Darlington Ut. :
After which. will be sold very handsome Build.
Ing Lots on fh- West Of 25th st. and East of 24th st.
each fronting IS feet running back 125 feet to an al
ley, adjoining Asbury Chapel on the North and
nearly opposite the large brick Methcdist Church
now being erected.
All of the above real estate ID located Just without
the corporation, and yet it 10 very to the bus-
ness parts ofthe city. and offers peculiar advantages
to tho.e eklns profitable or judicous investmenfs
TERMs.-One-fourth cash balance at 8, 6 and 8
by trust deed, or title retained.
jy7s GODDIN & APPERsON, Aucts. !.
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FXTENSIVE SALE OF VA
II LUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PRO-

- W m IN At q q a ~. w
r. TIE NSIVE SAL II OF VA
~ LUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA, UNDER
TRUST DEED.-Elisha Melton and wife having By
deed of trust, Of the 18th day of April 1884 duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Louisa county, convey
ed to the subscribers, for the payment of said Mel
toms debts all his Property, Of every description
whatsoever, the Trustees, for the purposes OF thu
Decd and in compliance with its terms viii expose
to sale. ct public auction. at Louisa Court House, Va
on WEDNESDAY, I'd day of August, 1854 and OF
the following days all the Property in said deed
veyed, or 90 much thereof as may be necessary &
The Real Property conveyed, consists of
The Village, Tavern and Farm at Louisa Cour
House. .~.
lz59 acres OF Land on Beaver Greek.
329 acres, called the Talley Tract
ISL acres, near Louisa G. H., called the Home
Tract.
906 acres on the waters OF Harri. Greek.
$50 acres, near Louisa Court House, known az the
Chiles' Tract &c.
(All in the county of Louisa
The property at Louisa Court House, consists Of
the tohole riuoge, except one small tenement, and il
ern and Trading stands in Eastern Virginia-has or
fees, Shops and Dwelling house. and has attached
The other Lands conveyed are many of them most
valuable Farming Lands in healthy and thrivins
neiehborhoods. 81
The several Real Estates will be undivided the
accommodation OF purchasers, and maps Of the pro-
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DiscHAReEp.-The Fredericksburg Herald says
The laborers on the Railroad, in jail the charge
of the murder of fellow laborer named Ashton, a
few weeks ago. came up before an Examining
Court on Monday, when, after full invest igation
it was decided to discharge them for want of proof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

THE CHOLERA AT BuFFALo-A teiegraphic dis
patch, dated Buffalo, July &c, says:
The reports from the poor house, say that there
has been a large number of deaths to day, but the
persons In Office refuse to give true reports and tits
difficult to obtain reliable numbers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

FoRGERY.-We learn Says the Farmsille Jour-
nal,) that on Monday last, warrant was placed in
the hands OF the Sheriff of Cumberland County, for
the arrest of VIM. B. Sanderson, resident of that
county, charged with the commission of several for
geries, and who, it is supposed, has fed S. has
heretofore, we believe, borne good character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

The proposals for the Albany City loan of $500,
$50 to the Albany Northern Railroad Company were
opened on Tuesday. Nearly the whole amount was
bid for at rates ranging from fraction above par
to four per cent premium.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator
~ upon the estate of the late CHAsTAIN FARRAR
Thereby notify his customers and the public gene.
rally that the COAL business will be continued at the
same place and upon the same accommodating terms
% heretofore. Lump and Arerage Coal will be dev.
ing in their supply during the Summer months will
not be called upon for payment until LIST of January
next.
hereby appoint Mr. C. B. L1PSCOMB nv Agent
for sales of Coal and the collection of all debts due
to the estate OF my decd husband, and for all sales
made by him. whose acts shall be binding upon me-
C. M FARRAR
Curator of the Est. of C. FARRAR, decd.
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BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE, :
Office at Geo. ]. Summers No. 20, Pearl street.
A UCTION SALE OF 10000 FIT. OF
IA JAMES RIVER LUMBER.-On MONDAY,
Slst inst, commencing at o'clock in the afternoon
will be sold at auction, by the Subscribers at Rock
etts, about q, coo feet of James River LUMBER.
consisting Of I and u inch Board Flooring and
Scantling. s.
Terms at sale.
ea PACE, PARSON & PERKINS.
Sale conducted by THes w. KEEsEE, Auct.
iy % IS ls54ssz. ~ tgssf
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RIOT AND BLooDsHED--Qutea serious riot oc
Cured in New York on Tuesday night, on the cor
ner of Anthony aud Centre streets, between Ger
man Turner's procession and party of Irish. A
desperate fight ensued, and an Irishman named
James Mccullough was stabbed in the shoulder;
Paul Flannery severely beaten, head fractured and
sent to the Hospital Many others slightly in
jured. Numerous arrests were made. The Ger.
mans were armed with clubs, gun barrels, knives,
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nRY GOODS AT 40 c 81, { z & ].
NEW AND READABT,E pf,ouss n

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N THE NEW BooKsTORE,. KENTss sof1AHE.
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Gny: by benjauin 9 FERNS late Secretary ofptah
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Edited by Dr. r. Shelton Macksnzie Portrait &c.
The s0 ac & S 'iseH p Popular Ao.oun.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THH AFRICA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NKw yosx, July "a 1.-The steamer Aifica has .r
rived, with three dsys hitter advices from Esrope
LfvKArooL MAlKErs
liverpool, July 15.--Flour has declined O. durin,
the week, and wheat sd.a5d Corn active. 4 lowe,
rates. Baltimore Fleur Is quoted ii "a l.cs.aass
Corn Doe. Cotton has been duh the entire week
and has declined i.sal16d
consols closed at 81 l.aasl "a
ArrArRs on THE DANUBE.
There has been more fighting on the Danube :
There 10 no change In the aspect Of other aaairs.
5s SPAIN.
The Spanish Insurgents maintain their ground.
tsEcosD pffrArcH1
There Is nothing new regarding the Prussian and
Austrian negotiations. Much uneaainess Il felt in
England relative to the result
The Russians continue to hold the Principaiities
The Austrians are holding back.
There has been more fighting on the Danube
Omar Pasha routed the Russians from the Danu.
bian lslsnds and the city Of Giurgero and was
marching on to risk pitched battle, with the Al.
g'o-French for reserve. Gortschakoff was ma
king forced marches to dispossess them of Giur
gero.
The Black Sea fleet had gone to Sebastopal Ma.
piers fleet was suffering from cholera
THE SPANISH INsuRaBcrIoN.
The Spanish insurgents, 5000 strong, were march.
ing towards Andausia.
RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA
The cholera was making great ravages at Cron.
stadt and st. Petersburg.
FRUITS OF THE WAR
sixhundred wagon loads Of wounded Russians
had reached Bucharest.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Dstes from the City of
Mexico to the 18th state that the revolution ia
"Mchoacan" continues
There is nothing farther about the death of Al
varez.
1t is rumored that aconspiracy has been discov
cred in Vera Cruz, and many persons have been
arrested <za.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

CAFE MAY.-Passengers from Cape May, state
positively, that there have been number of chol
era deaths at Cape May and that the dieease still
exists there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-28

HAIL SToRM.-We learn from the Fredericksburg
Herald that quite destructive hailstorm was expe.
rienced in the vicinity of Orange Court House, on
Friday evening last Dr.. GIymes, who had most
promising crop of corn, had it 'cut to rbbon by the
falling halls and . few others suffered in like