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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Results of the Illinois Election

The present delegation in Congress
when elected, was composed Of four whigs
and five Democrats. Now, the political
classification Of the members elect to the
next Congress, is more diversified, and
their future relations to Wing and Dem
ocratic parties is a matter for time to de.
termine. Washburne, elected as "A
Wing TO the present Congress, was the
nominee of the Republican party, and
then Of the Wings, but in accepting the
nomination of the first named party he
renounced all coneetion with the latter
party. Woodwork, the nominee of the
Republican party in the Second district,
is Democrat, and will GO back to the
party on the first convenient opportunity
Norton and Knox, in the third and fourth
districts, are members Of the present Con-
gress, and have been and still may be re.
garded as Wings. They will undoubtedly
act with the Wings. In the Fifth Dis
trict, Richardson is a Nebraska Demo-
crat, so is Harris, in the Sixth District.
There is some doubt about the Seventh
District, but Allen, Nebraska Democrat,
is probably elected. In the Eighth Dis
uict, Tfumbull, Anti Nebraska Demo-
crat, is elected by ths aid Of Wing votes;
but he is as thorough Democrat as any
of them all.
Marshal, who is, no doubt, elected in
the Ninth District, is a Nebraska DEM
ocrat, and his opponent was Of the same
kidney. II classed with the parties TO
which they originally belonged, it will
be seen that the Wings have elected three
and the Democrats sir members Of Con-
gress and thus, in the event Of the cleo
ton gong to the House of Representa-
tives. The ,chigs hare lost the state. Even
if Archer, Wing, should be elected in the
seventh district, instead of Allen, Demo-
cra,, this last result cannot be changed. -
Mo. Republican.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Prom tae New York Daily Tines
DIR. Bridgenar and the Chinese
Rebellion.

We lave already alluded 10 deeply
interesting letter ilom the pen ol Rev DIR
Bridgman who accompanied our Minis
ter bIcLaua Oh lis late visit TO Nankin
ii the Susquetauua. II gives details
generally facts of his own ebseryation--
as tae character and creed oi Tie lnsur-
gents, IL which iiie poltncian and moral
Isl aIc equal, Interested. The impress
sions male by the early accounts, are
generally confirmed. though the tone is
more sQblued, and ale religious coloring
to a great extent fades oat.
Tie insufgenl Government, accord
ing to Dr. Btilgman, is Theocrscy.-
They bc.ete ilal they ale asaeliug IN
a new dispens nsation. Their leader is
kind ol Moses, raised up By the Dessy
ior their dreet.on. TAs... leader some
times ascenls to The DEITY for consss'ss-
Hon sometimes lie ae.srenas ,stheiss.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Rr Renrest.


CLERICAL POLITICIANS. The gener-
al system Of education under which many
Of our clergyman are trained, is not cal
cuia,rut 70 give them the largest scope in
matters demanding TO be regulated by
common sense. 1t wall probably be iound
that after all political Reiormers can do.
there is something to be done which does
not come within the province OF stump
orators; il will be found ia the end, of lit
tie use to undertake to enact laws to sup
press the sale Of intoxicating liquors, or
to check the ron'.iar vices Of the day un-
til better ps.neiple is put into operation
in another quarter. The moral element
is the great lever OF progress; and the re-
hgious principle Of our natures over-rules
the world. 1t is for this reason, that we
object to our churches becoming political
seething- pots, and to our ministers of the
Sabbath preaching electloacering ser
mons. By so doing, they destroy their
own usefulness as moral consefYa.ors
and Christian monitors and degrade di-
yiaity and themselves. II ministers OF
tho gospel SO called, will become minis
ters Of Christianity in fact, and perseyere
in their proper calling for single year,
they viii not be under the necessity OF
preaching purely political sermons to men
who have no faith except in connection
with official station and government plum
der. Upon this subject cotemporary
has the following hint: An impertnent
correspondent enquiries what part the
founder of the Christian religion took
while on earth III that portion Of the Ro-
man empire III which hi. labors were cast.
What particular party did he side with7
What faction had his support! For there
were parties and factions, after fashion,
in those days just as there are now
Speak out ye masters Of Israel and tell
us whose lead ye follow? II there is pre-
cedent for these things, let us have il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Mstellantous.
From the Burlington Telegraph.
Death of Hon. William Nebra ska

Accounts from all parts Of the country
confirm the rumored demise Of this dis
.inguished individual. He departed this
| life, after a brief existence, and most
painful struggles, on the 7th instant
giving up the ghost with evident regret,
and manifested to his last lingering look
deep seated doubt as to where, in the
language of Micawber, he might turn up
in future. Just before 'vamousing the
rancho, when il had become moral cer-
tainty il was oil day with him, he beckon-
ed the Little Giant to his side and whis-
percd in his ear Dug, says he, Dug,
I'm going-I feel it in my bones-burnt
brandy won't save me any longer-tell
the President that the little thing can't be
did-and tell Atchison that this this is my
cpitaph-
sSince am so early done for,
wonder what was begun for?'
Little Dug nodded yes stree, brush
a tear from his eye, and refreshed; at
which he brought sigh which rivalled in
melody the tones Of horse fiddle, gave
two wriggles, and away he went kiting.
The Little Giant was sensibly affected,
and wrung his hands wonderfully, and
prayed tremendously, and took ongeneral-
ly, and sent despatch to the President,
and another to Senator Atchison, inviting
them to the funeral, after which he final
ly Gained down under the Influence Of
restoratives, and wasn't more than half
crazy at last accounts. The remains
all that was mortal--of sir William, were
duly inferred in Massachusetts, on the
18th ins.,--,he Know Nothings ofiicla-
ting a, cooks, clergy, and nndertakers
and thus has passed from among us
one whose career, though brief, will leave
lasting and it is to be hoped useful
impress upon the minds Of the rising
generation. It only remains to say of
Sir William, as was once said of the
precocious pig, that
While he liv'd, he iiv'd In clover,
And when he died he died all over
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

E.1- There are said tc be about three
thousand Negroes entitled to vote in New
York under the provision Of the State
Constitution which requires colored man
to have been three years citizen, and
possessed OF freehold estate of the value OF
SD so over and above all debts and incum-
brances charged thereon, and upon which
tax shall have been paid
Rewa I'd of NIrinsA rlear nnn.risnra
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
E.loylda

The official returns OF the the election
for Congressman in Florida too,s up as
follows
Brown, (Whig) 4,564; Aug. L. Man
well, Dem. 5,63S. Majority for Max
well, l,o74.
The vote on removing the capital of
the State resulted as follows: For re-
nova, d,a02; against removal. 5000.
Majority AGAINST removal 6lS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

CuRRENCY BEING CAscELLED.-The
Free Banks Of Indiana are fast redeem
ing their circulation. The best evidence
Of this is found in the lac, that from Mon
day morning to Wednesday last, three
days, 1876, coo OF their notes were re-
turned to the Auditors Office and cancel
led-the parties receiving back an equal
amount OF STOCK Securities. The circu-
lation is now reduced to IS, 900 900, and
is being retired at the rate OF $4,000
every day.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

rtg@ Rarnum has sold out his travelling
menagerie at auction. Its cost, including
the seven elephants, was SlO9 ,O00.--
The receipts of the first years exhibition
was 81, 600; last year owing TO the
high price OF feed, provision aad board
the concern has only netted 5000. Mr..
Barnum bid in one elephant 10 work On
his farm, and the two glraties, whlch are
now in his museum; the rest were sold
al n great reduction below cost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
A0ftrp.
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
IfE UESI.
love it, love IT, the broad rolling West,
'Tis the home Of my grlhood, love it the best;
'Tis the home Of the noble, the brave, and the
Oh, a home on the wide western pr Aries for me-
As roam DER the meadows, so fruitful and
wide,
A feeling of love, of devotion, and pride
swells my heart; that there so beauteous aud
Oh, a home on the wide western prairies for me.
Its clear flowing rivers; and sweet murmuring
streams
Wind over its bosom, and fairylike seems:
Their bright winding course have traced in
my glee;
Or home on the wide western prairies for me.
On the praries and woodland bloom bright tint
ed flowers:
AID it seems that Nature has exertcd her pow
To make them so Joyous, delightful and free;
Oh home on the wide western prairies for me.
There the blthe singing birds on each tree top
and spray,
Carol forth to our Maker their enhancing lay,
They too most happy, well cared for and
free.
Oh home on the wide western ,r"e..,ies Tor me.
Deep Joy fills the hearts Of the sons of this land;
There proud, independent, no BILE souled band
Their hearts full of valor; there boend to be
free;
On home Oh dear lowa's sweet prairies for me.
Iowa, Nov. %. HATTIE.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
Ifnportaut Discovery.

The Washington Star publishes two
letters from the far West, bearing on a
recent discovery which bids fair to be Of
more importance in the arts and sciences,
than any other similar event occurring in
our country since the discovery Of gold in
Cnh.e..a Il knuu.i that gum Arabic
is an article which enters largely into use
in the arts and medicinal preparations ol
the day. 1t is estimated that millions oil
d1l!ars worth of it are consumed by the
civilized world, its consumption being
limited only by the supply which the East
ern World furnishes.
Thos. $. Drew, Indian Agent at Fort
Smith, Ark, writes, thai DR.. e. u.
Shumwood, has discovered in the north
Of Texas a species OF gum, which, on be-
ing tasted, proves equal if not superior to
gum Arabic. The tree from which il is
taken is by far the most abundant tree
upon the plains. The gum exudes spon-
taneousl y in a semi fluid state, and soon
hardens upon exposure to the air. A
good hand may collect twenty pounds a
day.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

A CHANCE ron CorrEsr. DR.,
Crosthwaite, who was Senator IN the
General Assembly Of this State from
Johnson county, and whose term of SER
vice has not expired, bat who has absent
ed himself from tie State for some time
has arrived home, probably to claim his
seat in the next session Of the Leglsla-
ture. Presuming that he had left the
State, an election was held las. August
to fill the presumed vacancy, and Mr..
Workman was elected to fill that pre-
sumed vacancy. Both gentlemen will
probably claim the seat, and thus will be
caused contest at the outset OF the Sen
ate's deiibcraton. = Miners cypress.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

Deal gently With those who stray
Draw them back by love and persuasion.
A kiss is worth thousand kicks. A
kind word is more amiabe 10 the lost than
a mine OF gold. Think Of this, and be
on your guard, ye who would chase 10
the grave an erring BROTHER Christian
.Ssctartans pLeas copy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

Increase or TRAVELS The Air Line
Road is now completed and the cars are
running regularly TO Dixon. Already
We notice the establishment of daily
line Of coaches from Dixon to Fulton, to
accommodate the increase OF travel be-
tween these two points. - Investigator.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
WnAr THEY THINK or Ir.-As faI

WnAr THEY THINK OF IT. As far
as we can learn, the people Of Minneso-
ia have decided at the late election, al
most unanimously, against the ceding TO
any particular company, all the lands
lha, they may hereafter receive from the
General Government for railroad pur-
poses, wisely concluding, The better way
to be, first TO get the land.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
/ ATER.
NV York, Nov. u

NEw York, Nov. 24th,
The steamship Hermann reached her
dock ms morning. She brings POI pas
sengers. Her dates were anticipated By
The Canada, and ve hai but leW adli-
ticnai items.
ken'oFeeneAis uadef General Daw-
enhutg were approaching Scbastopol.
Omer PaeHa hal s2E' $4,000 men 10
Narna,
A Russian despatch says that On the
21sA and 2oth, the weather On tie Black
'ei vas 'e' i'L's' : l1 t'A1e', Aoe,' were
o'A'7 ~ y '''' 1''' w '''' ,''." wy ''s'es
Ivy ''''''ss "1i" s'I'81@..-l VITA S"'a aha
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
TaKINa THE law IsTo HER OWN

TAKING ruE LAW INTo HER OWN
os.-Thc Albany N. Y. )Argus
SAYS that the leliswlng not ce appears IN
a newspaper Of that city.
AS my husband Joseph Reniz, Las
left me without any ?fovocation, and
have seen or heard nothing Of linn this
last year past, hereby declare that UNI
less 6e returns in three days from this
date, | shall take it as a divorce and shall
marry araia immediately
.IOfANNA RENrI"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

IvD1AsA FRrE BASKs. Tue -
Tree surer .. Inaiana has issued
lar directing County Ireasufefs TO re-
ceIve the notes ol tie specie paying lndi-
ana Free Banks for taxes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

REralaurtos. : Oh tie Il Represen-
atiycs II Congress from the Free States
who yo.el for the passage oi the Nebras-
ka bill, only abou, serga have been L.
lurucd 70 tho next Congress = Gaietsa.
Ilr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

The CRIMEA.-The principal towns
in the Crimea, the resent seat OF active
war in the East, are as follows.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
The New York Election.

The Albany Journal gives the lootings
for Governor aud Lleutena1t Governor,
official returns having been received from
every county except New York, where
the county canvassers have reached the
twelfth ward without discovering any
change in the reported vote. Should there
be no change in New York, Mr.. Clark
will have G majority Of 29l. We also
subioin the foo;ings for Canal Conmis-
sioncr aul State Prison Inspector, III
which the vote Of the city OF New York
is omitted.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
"JOliANNA RENTZ." +"

TIE Pork raea rs OH the ONO river
have already commenced I'll! operations.
Hogs bflug 10 81 Cts. per lh. u Lcuis-
Vile.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

NogLr BeqursT.- William Walker,
Of London, has bequeathe 1000 pounds
to the poor of his native city, Perth, the
ineomd to be expended in blankets, Goals
and oatmeal, IN the month OF November
or each wear. forever
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

GOvERSoR.
Clark i56 79j Seymour 1856 sol
Bronson $3.50 Uilmau l2S,2l2
II. GOVERNOR.
RAYMOND 1852 .5sl Ludlow l36,24a
Ford 5lO42 Scrcggs l2S,659
cAsAL eoMmIssIosER.
Fltzhugh l47,S75 Clark lO6,Ol3
Durham l02,905 Williams 43,2O3
STATE PRISON INSPECTOR.
Bevne 1927 Andrews lO5. $50
Nernam AZ S92 Saunders l05,07O
1t is said that there are number Of
defective ballots for Governor Seymour
which the courts will allow, but we cam
not learn that there are sufficient num-
Der 10 overcome the majority of Clarke.
Should there be, however,, il is not likely
,ha, the state canyassers will aihio;.g them
since they have no authority to give TO
Horatio Seymour a vote cast for Il. Se5-
mour, or to give to Myrom II. Clark u
vote cast for NJ. Clark. They have no
discretion i'll the premises ard must re-
port lhe vote as it is reported to them.
This point, among others, was clearly
established IN the case oil Welch VS. Cook.
The Courts, however, may ascertain the
intention Of the voter and allow the defec-
tive ballots.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

Result Of iaziness--Ragrednes and ignor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09

Reward OF virtue-A clear conscience.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-09
From Utah.

The "Deseret News endorses the ac-
ton OF Congress upon the Nebraska blil,
and evidently wishes TO be understood
That the principle contained IN the bill,
The territories 10 regulate their
own internal policies, applies equally to
their peculiar domestic institution Of po-
Iyeamy with that OF slavery.
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BEAuTLE VI CLEAH SKIN
How all admire clear, beautiful while skin end
cheek How often do peonB possessing hsdeaderau
80 e wahsd esorteg to coanee loion
ease hss them Of and that often win nantes
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),S CATALOGUE OF
Ar FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers ct PrGprietors' lowest
soncy, No. Isl cHARTREs st.,
IfIibbard's Wild Cherry, =
Richardeon's Sherry Wine, a
Husching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouiey's Vegetable, Colsman's,
Hooilandia German, USygenated.
COSMETICS. W
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
VloridA Water, Meen Fun,
Jones,s Lilly White.
aG7 SOAPS AND CREAMS.
| LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical,
Radways, Medicated, Cnntileu,
Almond, Toilet aud Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright'sfndisn Vegetable, M.M
Notfatt'H Life, Brandroth'H, #0
Morrison's, Leo'B New London,
Parr'p, Sappingtonis, Champlon'a,
5saofenborK, Jayuo's Sanntiye,
Jayns's Agle, Winer's Camomile,
Hihbard'a Anti-bilione, Petsf,s,
Spencer's Vegetable, CoOk'a,
Caopef'a, Covel'e Rheumatic,
Anaerson's, AIlebnais' Health,
| Wistar's Gentle purRntve,
kltebasls' Agus, Hooper'B,
Chickner's Sugar-coated,
HerrieK's Sugar-coated,
Gilbert's Anti-bilious, Beakwith's,
! Leidy's Blood. Ingoldsby's Pile,
,Scott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway'p Regulators,
lRuee's Railroad, Leidy's Female,
!, lLoudsn'a Indian Sanattye,
ILouden's Ague, Holloway's,
. Hais,ed's Anti-Dyspaptic, ~
C3ordon'a, McLan9R Liver.
FAIR DYES. II
, tPhalon's Magic, Batcheloris,
6ilmanfs instantaneous, ME-
Ballarh's, Jules Hsuel's, 3&1
lJayne's American, Ea8t India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr, Morse's lnvigorating Cordial
!. IThorn's Extract,
Tarrsnps Aperlent,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
, Garter'R Spanish Mixture,
Moiher's Relief, @94
lToothache Drops,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders,
I,lMfs. Ridharis Cordial,
Thompson,s Eye Water
Watts's Nervous Antia
Billing's Aatringent,
J, Hyatt's Life Bnlsam,
hichIuun's Elixir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
/. Radway's Resdlvent,
Tarrant's indelibie Ink,
DIR, Fltch's Body Braeea, ..
DR.. fRchts Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Initiating Tubes,
Dt. Roses Pfepas atoms,
Winer'e Arcapnra Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marsball's Catholicon,
DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
Morhe's Compound Syrup Of yellow
Dock, I .a
Perry DAvists Pain Killer,
Browns Essence OF Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound
Mcriimofets Cordial Bltters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
CrossmAn's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
Uphsm'a Pile ElecMary, .-l
sieer's opedelioc, &5-
G0dire q Cordial,
Turllbgt9n's Ia sum,
Dr.. Culleu's Preparations,
Batemau's Drops, ~
DR.. Jayneis Family Medicines,
lSeidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
LucinK Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Hsriis Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.
J, Leidy's Erastvc Soap, ..@a
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
tSpohn's Headache Remedy,
ConDell's Mixture, ...
DR.. Marchis's Uterine Catholicon
Cowsn's Liihontripiic,
Louhen's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin.
],
sCHEIDAM ScHNAPPs.
aHd all dealers in any Of the article
will find it to their advantage by call
%, where will DO found the Intst OF
PATENT MEDICINES in the Unite,
Please aIdreua
LIGHT 81 co., ...
DICISE WAREHOUSE,
n. I5t ChuftrEa II New lFleauH "A
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Fgy0 CURE A COLD, WITH ssS
III HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF T. NIX -
THE B0DY-take the CHERRY PECTo- Y &SE-s XS71
RAJ going bed, and wrap up. warm, Il WaNI@sl
to sweat during the night 1%RSQg-sS
FOR A COLD AND COUGH. take it Y <9yA.~E
morning, and evening, according Sn5SEsa
directions on the bote and the difficulty w ia
will soon be removed. will long suf- r. SA-&gs@SE
fer from this trouble when they find il as
be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with ~ {
seated cough, which breaks them ofthen
night will find by taking the CHERfY gong
bed they may be sound unbfoken sleep
Teshirg rest Geat relief from suffering Ultimate
forded thousands who thus afflicted this Invaluable
From its agreeable effect in these cases find themselves
willing to orego when the has
TO SINGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this yluHble,
the throat lungs,
itremoyes al few hours wonderfully
power and hexibiity Of the
ASTHMA generally much relieved, wholly by
CHERRY PICTORIAL But
yield entirely medicine. CHERRY PICTORIAL will them,
ii they be cured. vi
BRONCHITIS irritation the throat upper portion
quent The uncomfortable oppression relieved
FOR GROUP Give untimony followed large
frequent the Cherry PeUra deaEa
II tnkeR in season, it wilt not fail
WHOPN COUGH be broken and cured by the
Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA speedily thia
instances have where whole
serious while their neghbos without Cherry
Peetoral, were suffering from the disease.
patients cured
from
LIVER COMPLAINTS this remedy
of its healing shG
ngy until the pan the side and ether ahpsaaan
Prepared sold by Jas c. AVER Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists
]. WRIGHT & CO.. New Orleans,
feb2S 4md5W Wholesale Agents.