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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
MARGARET EAsros.
Disruption CURED.


New York. Dec. 27, 1853
came 10 New York ia the ship Telegraph !;
ny native place i 81 John, New Brunswick !;
waea reached this city, my health was very
rosg; Rad very bad cough raised good deal
Of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain in my left side, aud was very
weak and emaciated: my friends and piysi.
clan pronounced Ycase consumption. an4 be-
You'd the reach Of medicine accidentally
heard Of DR.. Curtis Hygeana, or Inhalng Nv
gean Vapor and Cherry Syrup. and obtained
package which verify believe was the means
OF saving my life. Soon after wearing the in
hales found Il relieved the pressure on nv lungs
and after while the disease made its appear
ance upon the surface Gnder the Inhaler. Itook
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued to
do 50, my cough gradually growing better, IN
I'll i entirely left me, and | no. consider ny
self cured. | still wear the Inhaler, as the use
OF IL is rather pleasant and believing il strength
ening and purifying to the lungs, feel unwilI
ing TO dispense with H. JOIN Woop.
Sold by B )YD & PAUL, No. 40 CourtIan.
street, c. H. RING corner of John street and
Broadway, n. Y. Price 50 package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing SO to Boyd &
Paul, or Curtis Il Perkins, New York, will re-
ceise package containing bottle Of Hygean
Vapor, one OF cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, in
neat box, free to any part OF the United States:
or four packages for $40.
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10. young fellow in describing the effects
of his first waltz, says that for fifteen minutes
he appeared 10 be swimming in sea Of rosa
caves with blue angel. This seon changed,
he says, to deiirium Of peacock feathers, in
which his brains got so mi xed with low necked
frocs, musk, and melody, that be has fed on
flutes ever since.
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Executors Notice.
AUSTIN PARSONS.

AUSTIN PARSONS.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
" oULD take this opportunity Of returning
~ ms thanks to the citizens OF Upton ana
vicinity, for past favors and patronage and 70
inform them that he is still pushing along the
above business IN this place and is now loeate1
over o. onaw bagieys store in the room former.
, asehpiea py ". y. Iuthill as Law Office
where be keeps constantly on hand
Harness, Brides, Collars, &C.
ana all other articles pertaining to hi, bnsin...
Ter. Give him a call Ade " or
Upton, Nov. Goth, 1853 n3n.
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this OisrMEsr to be good. Day by Ss .v me-,
evidence OF its power, and new proofs 81 Tt ~
stheacy are continually developed. Its t us
beyond the power Of cayil or contrsJ;s s!aet
that 1t is Invaluable in the cure Of All Tenon,
Uulcers, Sores, Burns, letters, Pile. sSnosTs'
Ia, Erysipelas, Chilblsins, Scsld Heal ae' CIV.
eye, oainsy C.oup, Rhunstism, Broken B,. pore
1 Asus N a., me Face, Germs, &c. II compie,sIy
this means opens those avenues bv wh SIa Ny ~
tare intended to expsl the morbid matter Of M -.
body-thas is the system cieansed' tha ~ I'm, 'ne
purified. and the health restored. /. o,ooa
er to cause all external sore,, Scrofaousr NV Nv
moIs, SKIN Diseases, and poisonous Wounss '
to discharge their putrid matter, and then hs 4
1t is rightly termed all-healing, for there :,
scarcely disease. external or internal -, :.
will not benefit. l, has been used for ;h ,,T.
fourteen years for all diseases Of the Ch"s,
consumption and Liver, involving the utmo.t
danger and responsibility, and not in one ns's
has 1t failed to benefit when the patient , rs.
within the reach Of mortal means. was
u For sale in Tipton, by A. Gilbert ..,,
for Cedar county, Iowa. n1ly "'"'
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Medicated Tnhala.ion---A New
Method.

4 most wonderful discovery has recently
been made by DR.. Curtis, FOR the cure Of asthma,
consumption, bronchitis, coughs, colds and all
lang complaints, by me4cated inhalation. DIR.
CURTIS HyGEASA, or INAALISG HYGEAS Va
FoR and CHERRY sYRUP, has accomplished the
mos: wonderful cures OF asthma and conslmp-
tloa in the city Of New York and vicinity for Z
Jew months past, ever known % man. It IS
producing an impression On diseases Of the lungs
never before witnessed by the medical profess
sion. (See certificates In the hands OF agents
The Inhaler is worn OF the breast, and under
the linen, without the least inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient TO evaporate
the tiuLd--suppiyIng The lungs constantly with
healing and agreeable yapor, passing into all the
lr-ceils and passages Of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached by any other medicine
here is case OF
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Fever and Ague can be Cured.
A spinvyallss Tonic Hixtupa uu

n do the business up at once. Over one
hundred and fifty bottles has been sold in ,hi,
place, and wherever used according to diree.
tons the most perfect success has been the re-.
suit. Price 81 90 per bottle.
"a full supply kept constantly on hand
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Pills. Cooeh
Medicines, syrpps, SC, SC, By
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Tipton, Nov. f2,1853. nj
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ASTHMA CuRED.

Brooklyn, y. y, Dec. 20, 1893.
For about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma for the last two yea g
a.Fv s.tirse. - ad al M Fg@ers "t ars-
cfplon nuu. rs al "a tune 1 haze hot a-u.. a. 4.
10 sleep IN bed, ting saat fcst | c5a.s ST.
ting II my chalr-inv Officially Of 5.sa.asa.s.
ana nay suhcrtn-s sere great AT times, that
Tor hours together ny friends expected each
hour would b. my last. During the pas, sx
years have had The aid and attendanc OF SOM.
of the mos, celebrated phys Cas-, but have re-
celyed no permanent benefit and eu little relief
| at era.h Rad the gouu fortune to procure DR..
Gurus Hygeana, or inhaling Hygean Vapor
and Cherry Syrup. At the tine frs; obtained
It, was suhtrlaE under one # NY mJss sloieni
attacks, aud was IN great distress, almost lilo
capag for want Of breath. Ii less than ten
mAates from the time that applied the Inhaler
o III stomach. aat took tca-spoohlgt Of the
Garry yraP- | WAS relieved IN a great meas
- --na be atiAEatty 81 breathing, aud hal a
comfortable a.zAt. / aaFe since continued il
e~za SEE greatest possible benefit, aad am now
#-.5 &s2l.yely we.j,--God oaiy knows how
s..4=- .ierEg 41as medicine has saved NE from
z.z advice 10 titt Affected Is ray 1T.
Margaret EAsros
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~ - astae ah5ut b t
sa sr..H
tr@ ta -N4 tEE8..se.u..s..
ttl4a fAlAi .s4eHl4ut.
.o.s H4s bausl 4u4er. aar
vi irs. Ia SC Il. tpTt, rsi south west So
10 Il 81, re z-ib0 acrs; North east sec IL q,
~, RI 5-lt0 acres; and south west sec % \, !.
81, rs z-16o acres, this piece ID all broken AMI
good wAtcr npon it. a'u
being determined TO sell out, bag and ba ooaoa
will disposes OF the above on Reasonable ssss'
OF cash or ON time. v~Purchasers will annIn
soon a. tue expeaition will depart In fewwa.t
n3ff CHARLES SWETLAND
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BE wise for in the gaining Of Wis
dom We also gain an eminenee from which
no Shaft of envy or malice can hurl We.

ay A negro Baptist out south, sed this ar
guneat 10 convince his Methodist minister Of
his error: "You'ye read the Bible, s'pose?''
ssYeso "Weil, you've read in il OF John the
Baptist hasn't youl'' YES" "Ncl, you new
CT saw any thing about john the D e,hodist, did
you9'' "No." eWeil, den you see, dare's Bap-
lists in de Bible, but dare aint 10 Methodis,s /;
aud de Bibles on nv side"
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People may say wat they will
about country air being so good Tor EN-, =
said Mrs Darlington and Low they fat
ufoa ii, tar iay pert shan always thnk
Il is own to the writes. Ar may d. Tor
camamlies and other rept tiles that live on
It, bIt know thai men mus have some
tliug sIbstantialier.'
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CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms. first Monday in each month,
except, April and August, first Tuesday.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Nc ALIsrE Rs
ALL-HEALING OINTMENr
PHYSTCrANc

n most aki'lial and eel.
soratedi,. COUNSELOR,
a. 'ssr rnea. N Law, Judges
me bench, Ministers
'o o. the Gospel, Msr.
chants and those Of
every station, pa,ns
and degree among man
kind ,-all Of whom
without one dissen,ins,
2 = o
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
GRAY HAIRS
POISON,

T. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable
This preparation has expelled worms OF all
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
ar tions nf great repute failed
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says the hemp crop In Shelby win be short, owl
10 The drouthnot "a good Is the yi<ld OF last yei
and that was hardly worth the bEeakAgc. On
represented as fine, but corn promises badly. VIII
crop not good. Several letters have been rcceiv
from various points on the Missouri relstive 10 |
disastrous effects ofthe incense hot and dry weaAl
on the growing crop n hemp. Many ofthe writ
are Of opinion that permanent injury has alres
been done 10 considerable extent, and that uni
the drcuth il checked soon BY copioua ahowers, n
cnethird to ore half the crops win Be cut on 5
year the reported failure Of Che kcntucky crop
vanccd Che price In this na,kzA aOmc 50 Or tl0 !
tons Sheald allure to fhe extent now ttreste'
result both In that State and this, operators
doubtless have p good chance TO escape thn los
which ftd conc time past have been deemed In
tble.
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N would be impossible TO estimate the number
who Are indirectly dependant upon the HERALD fer
support, for in the above list we have included those
only who are employed Immediately in and about
the establishment. If wc were 70 give those en-
aged in the manufacture Of the paper on which the
axrALp IS printed, and TO supply which one mill is
Consistently employed, the number would exceed a
tbcrsazd. We viii now proceed to give dcscrip-
Hcr Of each department, commencing with the
edtcr.s,:--
The EDITORS AND REpoRrERs.
The tao most important departments on 4 daily
re RSpaptr the etito ia and rcportoial and tie
duties Of both are OF o most responsible nature.
There i uothng, perhaps which will SO powerfully
tesi tao character or the ability of a man as the
rnasagemeo. Of daily journal This is especially
'bc esse IN q free country, where the people src
educated, and where talent and moral go.th are
the two greatest recommendations which can be
rrceenied for their esteem. Here tho majority
rule, and here We generally judge principle or
pocy BY the favor with which Il is received b. the
-cst mass Of the people. The best evidence Of the
character Of paper therefore, is the SUPPORT which
!, obtains from the public. There is no profession
which requires 10 much Judgment, and at tho same
time such diversity Of talent, practical expert
ence CT tie world, Intimate knowledge Of me and
things. and keen political perception. as that OF the
editor. With answering integrity Of purpose
no must combine genius Of the highest order,
snd Q Perseverance that overeomes every DIFF
fcu;ty. II Is peculiarly his du.yto encourage every.
t5irs that tends 10 promote the welfare and liter
d<is Of tie country, to attack corruption in the
administration OF the Affairs Of the nation As well as
in ihoss Of the city, u further the ends Of Justice TO
maintain the integrity Of the corntry and protect
it, institutions against the assaults OF seachcSous
fces-from within, and Of enemies from without, TO
de,e.Iose al Attempts 10 interfere with III. cxcca
aa 81 enc laws. aud to oppose everything and any.
;sg stitch ias for its object the destruction Of The
80 a.s.cm and tho demonstrating Of society.
-, = ne merry rests 70 which he ls sas.ss.ei
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ascribed the invention of the art Of printing, and
who was believed by the people to have been in
league with the Devil However this may be, we
will not now attempt to determine, preferring to
leave the decision Of such An important historical
fact to those who more interested in the subject.
There are two other opinions in regard to the derva
ton Of the name, which have the merit of plausbty
to recommend them, if they have even no historical
foundation to rest upon. Some suppose the name
to have originated from his dirty appearance his
face and clothes being generally backencd with
ink--xhile others are OF the opinion that it was
given to him on account of his mischievous propcn
stics. Nov, without any desire to provoke discus
sion in matter Of such consequence we viii simply
say that to our mind, all Of these opinions are de-
serving Of credit and, for the sake of harmony, we
are willing TO admit that any one Of the reasons
given is sufficient.
II would be difficult task to enumerate all the
duties that are performed by the devil, for their
namc may be truly said to be legion. He is gcss-
rally the 6rst in the composing room, and com
mcnces his days work by sweeping It out and pre-
pairing it for the printers. Before he applies the
brush however, he makes detour Of the cases, for
the purpose Of picking up any type that may have
fallen on the floor during the preceding day and
right. When he has collected these, he throws the
worthless portion Of them into receptacle called
"hc,r while the rest are placed upon tho case for
distributing among the good type. A person, on
visiting composing room fcr the FIRST time would
no doubt be somewhat astonished at hearing its oc-
cupants calling for the devil, and sending him
on An GRAND to the internal regions with "pi;"
but We might say to him, Hamlet said TO Horatio,
"Therc arc moro things ia heaven and Garth than
arc dreamt Of In your philosophy The word "pi,"
too which is generally suggestive Of something good
to cat means simply any quantity Of type thrown to
gcther in an indiscrminate hcapSpp that, in the.
printers lexicon, the words "doSc "hell,n. and
"pi,n have entirely different meal rom those
which are commonly given to them.
When tho room is swept and busted and the "piY
disposed Of az we have stated the rest OF the day Is
occupied mainly by the 'devil' in running Of meg
cages. He Is never worked very hard and as he has
generally good deal Of spar limo, be has an ex.
ocroDt opportunity Of qualifying himself he have
the ambition and talents-for the highest position
in the essAblistmspt. We could give several In
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The corn crop in This section proniseea Gne yield.
Cotton Ia growing raj idly, ana begins TO bid fair
for q handsome Yield. though II ID the opinion Of
many that she present win fall considerably sfor
Of an average crcr. The opinion u founded, !
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the world. The publication Office is kept open day
and night all the year round with the exception of
the Fourth Of July and New Years day, when work
Is suspended in all the departments Of the paper.
THE NEwsBoys.
Who, that has ever seen newsbcy, or been soil
cited by him to buy copy Of the HERALD, can
ever forget the blended expression Of shrewdness,
independence, and reckless disregard for everything
that seemed to mark him as different bcing from
those of his own age? Among those we have OBJ
served about our Office We have not seen one who
did not bear the evidences Of his occupation az
plainly marked on his face, and exhibited in his
manner, as IL he bore label ON his front. Some Of
them are not more than nine years OF age and they
rar &c from that up TO twenty. Their exposure to
all kinds Of weather renders them very hardy, and
capable Of more physical endurance than no coald
credit In boys Of their age. The greatest heat Of
summer and the most intense cold of winter, do
lot deter them from the pursuit OF their peculiar
occupation; and they evincc Spartan fortitude IN.
der fatigue, that would destroy constitution OF
iron. Some Of them seem TO have an utter con-
tempt for the luxury Of bed, and after scep OF
five or six hours on hard, stone sioop,
viii rise more refreshed to the labors Of the
day than those who have reposed on bed OF down.
II is true that some of the poor little fellows sink
under it, and We never look upon one who has just
commenced bis career without feeling Of pity
when wo think CT the hardships which he has be.
fore him. But we never know or heard Of one who
INDUCED in regrets and if we might Judge By their
usually cheerful appearance, we should consider
them most contended cass.
The majority Of the pewsbogg are Ia be found ia
Nassau street and IFS vicinity; but they frequent
railroad depots, steamboat stations, the doors Of
hotels, and every place whero they are certain Of
finding customers. They always make it point,
even IL they are unable TO read, 10 find ont the
most important news in the paper and inform the
public Of IT, in tones which, il not 60 sweet as those
of jenny Lind, are certainly not much behind hers
in power. III lie an III wind,' they say, (which
blows nobody good" and this Is peculiarly appli-
cable to the ncwsbcys, for . great calamity ID q
perfect harvest 10 them. Row often have we
hsasd them yelling at the top Of their
voice, With rhas scus nigh, coeiders aendish dc.
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The Cropa.

AZ for Is ". have ys, heard. the far.
mers in this vicinity have been blessed
with extensive crops. Til. greater po..
ton Of harvesting is now over, and the
appearan e Of the wheat, both for quail.
~ and qusn..,y, is gratifying to every
body. Wnen farmers do we'll, it is good
for every body, all classes Of society -
Upon the prosperity OF the farmer, de-
Ponds the prosperity of a community.
Tns wheat crop Of this county, this
year, will not be fac from an average Of
ta.r'y bushels to the acre. Many crops
which we have heard from, give every
promise Of yielding upwards of forty
bushels per acre and this is all Of excel.
lent quality. which with the poor crops in
eastern States. must bring good price
IN market tins fall The corn also never
looked better, and other grains are doing
equally well.
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COMSg1ssIONER,s SA1.E.
DULBlC NOTICE = harah..

= that BY virtue Of an I'll De- made NV, r. n.'
trict Court in and for the county Of S,eS,, Us
state OF Iowa, at the May term A. d. lsta Az. aug
Will be exposed to pubic sale ON Sa,n,.. s'1f'
twenty-sixfh Of August mex, at The Cnnr, II 'he
door In the t0Sa VI Upton, in the s,i .1 aoae
between the hours Of clock A. NJ and IoIhH
Z. u Of said day, the following Described n lug
cry, 70 wit: Being part Of the north west 10y
tionai quarter OF section number three a. :.
townsnip NO: seventy.nine (79 north 81 ra,.s
NO. three ~ " OF the 9th p. NJ and deserted f.
metes and bounds ~ follows: com me,s;nr'. ~
meridian post on the division line betwps, - ~
tionA lots No. three ~ and four a. IN s,;ax
west fractional quarter Of said section M H.
tal Aforesaid, and running thence oo.,b ,uan,
on" des. thirty m. west forty perches 20 q n,:,
tnence running west twe1ty-one deg. thirty NJ
south twenty perches TO a post thence runs;n.
south twenty-one deg. thirty m. east. say-n.s.
AMI ninety-six-one hundredth pe,ches 20 a nas,
thence running east twenty-one deg. ,hi;t, ~
north twenty-one and fity-two one hunSre,h
perchcs to pos; thence running north tven,s
one deg. thirty m. west thirty and ninety avn
one hundrcdth perches to a POST, thence -unnins
east twenty-ohc deg. and 80 III. north twenty ans
hity.two.one hnndredth perchcs to a post tiencs
running \. twenty.on deg. thirty m west thirty.
nihty-six.one hundred pcrch.s 10 the place on n.
Stnh'ng. continuing in all nine acres one rood
and six perches together with certain stasm
saw mlii ana other apper frances situated thereof
CONDITIONS OF SALE
One fourth Of the purchase money 70 b. mai.
on the day OF sale, the balance in two ann,si
payHentsf.o be- secured by mortgages srarin,
interest at the rate o: ten per cent per annun
Ii. Z. PiATT,
Master in Chsncery
ilpton July l, 1854. nJ-fw.i,eS7 50
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KEMARKABLE.-One of our citizens
was attacked with cholera on Saturday
and ubou, 2 O'Clock in the afternoon wa .
supposed to be dead. His shroud was
prepared and was abou, to be placed up-
on him. The storm came up the win
dows OF the loom where he laid were
open, the cold air charged with elec,rici-
~; came rushing in, and the supposed
dead man revived and came TO life. He
is alive this morning and probably viii
recover.
We are much opposed to the practice
OF burylng people so soon after death. -
Nothing is SO horrible as the though, of
being buried alive, and the mere possibil-
l.y 81 such an event should insure the
creates, caution in interments.-Ch Chicago
Tribune.
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o. 1rc 6Ley1 Notice.
NIH Of DHA,
n csoAR couxrY.

.vISss OeOfcc J m -
y ind Daaiel " WcIlrr = = VsA
hsxs5y notified. ~. ON the ,,,ss. gu "a
0seossr. = y. 1857 there wa Az. -Teuith d, =
q the CLERK OF the District ca,s. IN the o..
for the county Of Cedar ANA s. ST. within IA
Of three hundred and sev enty.tso ,,s sEa the ~
him by reason Of jud ge me Mt in hi uonsfs dus
ID Up against you 10 the Cou r. ~ favor, enter
Of the county Of Bradford IN ., ~ omnon Pies
vAnia tdochesea - - the Nav TER, ., psnss,I.
said coars) Of Two hand red and thi,,S y 1888 0,
lara and forty seven cent =, with intarsA d,l.
and that writ Of attac hment ha. Z. anu ccs's
thereon; and the following real eats,a "a Issued
the county Of Cedar afores said. situated 10
~ said claim, TO Wit: The north. 80. - sa..s
Ne nofeA-eass quaresr, and the son.S quarter Of
northsast quarter Of ection thirty two 1ssS 81 n.
the south half Of the northeast ars,, NV @sl ana
north-eAse quarter Of the nor.h-ess. =. sodtha
section tairty-four Gay Ill on townshy aar'es O:
two (s9l north q range one "a west 90 ~, eitlty
principle meaidian. And that n..s", We mt
cause having been issued and returned -. !. sid
At the HAy tern Of said Cedar co,n,n v' ni found
Coart. IN order o! publication was ~. an'Ar'et
said couse continued. Now. There's and
You appear and answer thereto on nr ~ ahiess
6rst day Of the next term OF said canr. "9e the
me twenty fhhday Of September A h, 1ss 70 VII:
ianit wiz De taken and judgmen. dered as
You as claimed by said petition. against
'niy Ia 1854. Nv J. w. CATTytr c.J
wv. II. TrTHlII, Atty for Plsr
ns4 Feess5