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VIRGINIA nANUFACTURED TOaaCC0.
AGENCY

By j. s. SYDN0R,
Who Eolieits eansignmenis
~ B; ship ito New Orleans, care Of TwIrTY 4 SMITH.
ie6'J-dl5m
h NissO UIiON OF CoPAnT hfisIiIP.-The concern n,
sLADE BAKER 10 this day dissolved mutual eonsen
M sLADE alone authorised to settle the debts
and credits Of the concern ~
August 4ih, lSS. n sr,nr
NOTICE To TIE B0ARnERS AND TRtSSlENT CUs.
~ TONERS OF TEE UNITED STATES HoTEI.-Por ths &C
s1mmodat,u o. the Brders Transient Cast mers OF this
Hotel ron nj. date will place Coaches on Main street
starting from l3h and Main those 10 the Hotel
Who may desired previous meal hour in the ioioTlng
orler PREs CHAKGE: SIS Wv ''''0"'Ns
s Il, coach at q t;N7iisS Pm 9PdssPM
me eoasne' are marked U g Hotel. J. Z. NORRIS
- '-1-- Proprietor United State, Motel.
NOTICE TO SILL GErTEHs.-On ana alter the
nIsi oi September s received on me In
OF e hoad un furiher police. Persons
mn.t ettetn before the above da e.
oh.e RP&P RR Co, Angus: u.s. 1854
Auio W. BRAGG, Superintendent Of Road.
ehnosAL.-W.h vc~to having the store recently oeeu.
au me ICONS In The rear Jno. y staud fitted no
W sfny business period Of rp,y
Ahd ull os happy 10 see my friends at new location
A1l'-u d. Is. FRANKLIN.
NsTAnROOK & MARsH. Manufacturer and Wa i,s,I.
NJ Dtae,l IN hEonh PASTED BrcEgra CEpiR w,RK Rsr
=, fEsScH Willow NAEE, MATS CoEpaas TEtsEs wKI 49,,
BIdtnors, W. 49, 80 "a is ~
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AUCTION SaLN
Is, .syS-r a y, .ii...... ass..s.-.,,,

~ s.st@nt-s ttcrttsor>rA
n yys Nh VIII t>U a. sfNAute esaN - I.
ko.a,o.a ~ Al ACcrioN-on sRipAv ss,s Is.r', :.
NE pc aise-, VII
o.n.i ,p ns.I rs rSrnphe mile. rrS-a N. s',,
o. me late Dr. W Nd, 80 NE .nss
mi IN ~. Ahoat 81 Witch AZ, rs.,.,
the
80 h.s'iy -ooae f,rw !. v.,s,si
me imrFcv 81
rooms ban cora house, elr Ss an IN ~, 80,
prtsz, ~ gathering the e-rn WV 's''Aoen % NE
Every thing ecnsid red 10, .cs,s
N 'arns of It's The city aud ,N... sna e
hen snd Pleasant retreat, ,o vs.,
=" rass. "h-n 10 WI q .h"-n by tn o-ar- saAy
an cash; balance a. ~ and Is month. ,,A
Hddei and deed. rkYi ON ~ 1911, stn interest,"
h0s " "ltLlAhS
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RolAL rAnnIsm.

ANlNV heated permanently In the city Of Rehaopd soil,
CTS cou'Enmentg from his
FLOUR, rOHA co, CORN, OAt e BACON BtJTTER avn ~,
The prod ieiuus generally Of he country. ~ ' N
TIE hopes hy stri.t attention 70 bsnrs, % sh, ,t
he public paionaEe H' oce, present. /, At Butler Tns
onNay 'reet also 0aer ny services to buy any article
~ .s Is-ss. w my Hlsnls. aa4-dtcim
HbuiLAhp shlIH a 10, AGENTS for the .is OF GT-Tie.,
hsnuaetarss and Importers Of Foreign Dry Goods No al
'Ai"'l0'e 'Tee', bAunore. J. J. POLLARD,
auio-d7m snyy ~. N - EVIL I'LL, 49,,
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ALLRGHANN sPRIYCs

Us watering Place IL situated 10 the county
A % miSs IRON The Va Tenn Railroad, So r,iIr.
vest OF te city OF LynchburE within
village Of ChrstanSbTI; ium4dAey On the bank, on he r.
noke Rver and surrounded by the sutfuI ana
ssn. IN hs Union he nproveu nsw ha1ins
erected within the last IL months
character IheSAter known limited sts M m -.
been uhesy tesed justify the ppb
cthe
permanently cure any afflicted With srrolor st1Heots oil
Isee dyspepsia, or disease
o. The stomach liver. We might much As 70 thr ney ~
this Sae bat not wishing attempting 10 ue
II into notice have thought IL best
gshuesn OF the very hshes; character its o
neet either Demonstrated their have
u IN HAT OF others This place Is OF EASY
can cone within 81 miles the Virginia Tenne,
ser Railroad where they will be coach 10
ey thtn 20 the Springs the propors havrg
nsnts with M Wills polite AID gentleman
10 CONNECT his coach with each ias. He safe and
drivers We will be Tehdy receive BY the
LIST day Of June. Rooms, IL spoken for, reserved.
49,, HOLT, CoLHoUS CO.
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UANO.-is00 tons superior Perivisn
M 200 Netcan
30 Sup. Phosphate Line
Nov ready for delivery, In prime orderly
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The originals Of which Warrants year I1Sl
except the two last which TV for
seres each, all which original warrant. been lost,
=. JAMES 4. SUTTON, JR.,
mySo-3AWbm Attorney for the present Proprisiors.
TEACHER wANTRD-I wish 10 employ Southern single
"A gentlemen, uho IL Greek snd Latin scholar
o. small school At my house for ten months the
lIt Of October next. THoS W FAUSTLEEOY,
Auss-ebW sAuds. NiidcssS county, Va.
ENLLINf5ToN SCHOOL next Session viii commence on
the 18th Of September ard close Goth December
tcrber will be assisted by h Loatdrs
De accommodated IN addition TO those snEsgci.
Terms Tor Board, Tui'ion Beddlng and Cindcs, So.
au22-ca tn 10. FOX.
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RALEIGH IysTITUTE, wwnm.su,e, Va

kilea IH'rIUts vii commence it, scholastic year ia 0c.
next ending july 't 1885, half sessions
" ~ months esoh. The Of study ui embrace
anclent Languages ind Music
, ,, - er hy ,s.ioa ert oasJdydbs IN odraacr
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& Hoo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eIi the Coal H Mines Mines

WALuABLE RAPPAIIANNOCK ESTATE
fOR SALE-Pursuan to n Decree CircuIt NJ
Caroline county the subscriber will the day Of October
next ar NOT on the next fair
Public Auction the Tract Of Land called LIBERTY ii" ~
which the late Or. John Taylor died seized. '' "
This E'tae Borders RappRhannock river In The
OF CArons and contains 1871 large portion Of which
10 unusually fertile. % ~ '' "''''
The Baldoss consist Of frame Dwelling House. two s,ors,
high, and all necessary out houses. " ~
An opportunity IL seldom presented Of In m
re Rapp hammock elEby located embracing tbr
taget OF libSrty HILL minute
'he pic
credit OF two and three rven On the pur
money, with the exception Of required
TO cover charges and Of suit, " 'f'"
au2i-ditArtds Jouy
VI
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o1 a,rMe 18Th Instant $50 head Of soet dr., q
oet fhsSs Mule, , vel, .c enoLs. -, and o. ~
change \, s.Iee' and Plantation u.e ali for ~.
EDWIN WALKER
B-Isk,ll he q, ,...t., AZ X Baakenship's stabes
iylI
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g,.b,,,,, suIVI'Ing PARTNERS Of D. J. Burr a @
Fy- SAL .-'rsH., ~, IL -, aHs-e1Hkdtd
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t.c. ~ s 5so = s,, "; k-r;--, .Hs,,';.

.5fcs Of Go. J. S.'rseT'.. No. % Fssr? s-,,,,
Ip,iygEs shLE Or stotN OF BOOTS. SHOES
-i.px thSsks NALlcEs, CARPET RAGS and srosr ~
the SS,I f9ih August, commencing 10 sriosl 1,
n opposite the SxehsnF~ Hank yin ,eist ana
pei III oes Of Boots Shoes, Irun,, yacss and Gar
% na a.o the store Fixtures part 81 hs.a
Htr Marble Top Counier nd Drawer, S'ss-
ihss-Al under ESQ ash ov., A
TOT approved endorsed nsEOtiAhis paper. e'"'''
ers.I..,,,n.,.,, G 8. DgSNIsoS, Trustee.
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VIRGISIA:At Rules held in the CeTs'. oeic. OF The
County Court Of Amelia, the Is; 10 August
William Eanes, Jane, EsLes and Martin Eane,
PIaIntIn.
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l.. J. II. MCANPBET

ESRa, TTnsh :, ar law, LEXINGTON "a
9pTKrors. and LIscs"rss % RcKanpaE Areusr, H.
strIct n a. he lai done tor las, ,iI
rn'aInc>s nsde No'ee'aono OF Claims, and proun,t go.
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MEhUhANDISE AND PRODUCE BROKER
Doors above Civ HAZEL.
Aul@-u Auii |.
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bKDERs for the purchase and shipment OF bacon Is,S b.
ferE, "hskty Cheese, Timothy, Grass and Claw,
WI % panetnAily attended Being
prd''or Lines via Bait and ohis Railroad nd M
ami without delay " f'Nfe''' IL s0od order
Refer to Brandt, Jr Baltimore. p,,5v c.L, =,
Bant, Wheeling virFl McKneht E,9 pr.i -, ia snd
louisville Williams Brother, Richmond, virginia
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IHMRN1P sEED.-An additional supply on Winter T,,,
Seed, o. TIE fiowins varieties, via Red Toned yp
Duieh Large GLOBE Large Nor'olk white Hanover nj
for sale b. p JOHNSTON a nan ~ a.sIure
alls = gseknsh,
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AB Iss VARY ANN ALLEN,s SCHOOL duti,s OF The
IN1 next session o. Mis- MARY ANN ALIENS School will be
resum,d on Monday, the lith of s-ptenbrr next "
Her School will be held at the residnee mother on
Marshall street 49, 49,
Ms ALLEN sin be prepared Accommodate and will be
pleased 10 have few young ladies' in addition those
engaged 10 board with her Tor the OF the School
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y -, 10TH sktRTNJast recsivsd per F,es.,. a..
WV" WI SA..s also, white snd COlored Nah.r skIy,.
- WAkRkF PERKINS, No III Esss sqpsi..
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EiT.Y HOTEL, :. "0oe
" Az sna ies broadway. New yo,.

ii hDaEs AM faE, . =. RTg -
Cos C ;Rfs3 BsoAnNAT nearly opposs sisuaTtk
AnbEA successor To Bradbrook has eoustantiv %
ad rse q aportsd manufaeursd Lsas,
Ready Made Clothing newest Fa,bio. "a
bre In variety. ''''' anu AOoe ue IMAM
ssTchasH'V promptly and .aisas,oriiy executed
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Eh ahfhdA LBS TODD's FAMILY BACON 90 600 n.
stsOOg Tedd'S B'oeS Sides 10000 he ruid. Rioes
80 ~ ~ 49, es Iodds sEtra Family Hans pronounced Eups-
apb Jas wTysroN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

This zone Of limestone has an average width
Of twenty five miles il circumscribes, with a
short interval, the great Goa! field which occu-
pies the whole of South Western Iowa, extending
north 70 latitude ~ degrees 80 minutes and
separates II froR the Illinois Goa! field by cal
careous belt, varying in width from 20 to %
miles.
OF this coal Geld, Tin Iowa alone; not inclu-
ding its extess.en south into Mtssour) the di
mansions are as follows:
Its average width. from east to west not less
than two hundred mlles--its greatest length
from North to South. about one hundred aud
forty miles. Its contents about % 600 square
miles It extends. measured in direct line,
nearly two hundred miles In North westerly
direction, up the valley OF the Desmoines
After crossing the Iowa boundary line INTO
Missouri. the boundary line OF this coal held
bears nearly south, tn ough Clark, Lewis, and
Marion counties, to near the junction OF the
three forks Of Salt River thence through the
western part If Rails county. towards the head
waters Of Rivi.re au Cuirre, in The eastern part
Of Audrain county, and North Western corner
Of NJ ntgomery county thence sweeps IN u
South. Westerly curve through Galway coun-
", towards the Missouri river. which it crosses
near its confluence with the Usage leaving a
bet Of country some Rlnety mile vide, net weeh
this coal region and the out crops at Charoons
Mere, and the coal-pi,s worked on REVERE de
Peres, in st. Louis county. These are, IN TACT,
outiers Of the l,l.n lis coal field. From the Mis-
souri, River the boundary bears, " tn Weste =.
ly curve, up the valley Of the Usage north Of
that river, which il crosses, but FOR very Inn
tied distance. only at three points: in Camden
county, near the mouth Of the Manga IN $.
Clair county. near the mouth OF Sack river
and in Bates county near the confluence with
the IN ain river Of the Little Osagee Thence
the line bears. with Northeriy curve, towards
the Western confne Of Fayette, recross'ng tn
Missouri a. Wellington, thence up the Vaiiey o.
that river, keeping from ten TO twenty nv
| miles from the State line.
The coal measures Of Iowa are shallow mucl
| more so than Illinois coal field. They seem al
tenuated, as towards the margin OF an ancssn
.arboniferous sea; averaging more than MT!
| fa,homs in thickness. OF these the produehv
| coal measures are less than hundred feet thick
| The thickest vein Of coal detected IN Iowa ace
] no, exceed from four to five feet; while III ms
souri,, some reach the thickness OF twen'y lee
ana upwards Piow.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10
Arrival 81 DE berth star---sxi.,v al I'll
ffeneat.
.H @s Nav Vail. NJ "a
New York, Nav q.

The steamer North Star, from Asp;o.
wall arrived this afternoon. She hrina.
700 passengers and $3.50 900 in gold o
The shipsnents from San Francisco q,
the hrst OF the month. were by the steam.
er Panama 1912 900 aud by the Cor,e,
81, 1887 900. e@
There continues to be rumors about
a Senatorial election at this session.
The Legislature adjourned on the
18th.
About ~ persons were killed by the
explosion Of the steamer Secretary.
On the 10th Col. Fremont arrived from
his m'd-winter survey of the Central
Railroad Route in latitude 81. Arepor,
given by Col. Rabbit of the sufferings Of
the party was much exaggera,ed-he
4osi only one man. Col. Fremon, re.
ports the route very favorable-only 4
inches Of snow ia the main path OF the
Rocky Mountains. He says that tn,
Fafowan Bas "a rout. cannot follow Iati.
sude 81, but mus. turn southwark as far
as 81 to cross the Sierra Nevada
anus. 60 north as far as Mobiles Pass in
Al latitude. His report will con,am
much important inforna ton.
The wheat crop has attracted much a..
tention. Fears have been entertained
that II would be much too large for the
demand, bat this is not probable the
number Of acres in wheat in the State is
abou, $1,000, which, at 80 bushels to the
acre, would yield II bbls. to each inhab-
liant.
The prospects Of the crop are good. -
This estimate is too large, and i, is quite
probable that the demand will slightly
exceed the supply. The majority OF
whea, fields are in counties on or near
the bay.
There has been four days of rain du.
ring the fortnight. The news from the
mines presents little Of moment.
The season is extremely favorable and
the gold produces correspondingly large.
The Uaited States troops which left
Norfolk GA the illinois, arrived safely a,
Abispo.
A revolution had broken out at Bogo-
IA, and new provincial government had
been established, and Gen. Milo had
declared himself Dictator, and was sup.
ported By General Herrera and most Of
the National Congress. The constitution
OF lS43 is to be restored. Gen. Milo
h ID arrested President Cha ndo aud 9TH
,er government officers. Several Of the
governors had issued proclamations, cali
ing on the people TO come forward and
assist in quelling the Instruction, and
measures were taken to raise troops for
that purpose.
The governor of Carthagena favors
the rebellion. and general exci.ement
has been created throughout the country.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

Davenport, June 6.
About one thousand persons took boats
here Tor 81. Paul Yesterday, on the Rail.
road Ex cursion Trip. Included in the
number We're much Of the talen, and
wealth OF the Union. Ex.Pr.siden, Fill
more was greeted warmly by the thou.
sands who had gathered from city and
country to see and hear him. He spoke
briefly ut each of the Twin Cl,ies."-
Thinks this a great country-happy to
behold so rapid strides Of improvement,
III every respect, &c. This is the frs,
visit OF most Of this party to the Upper
Mississippi. Among the number were
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Thurlow
Weed, Of the Albany Journal, Messrs.
Fuller, Of the New York .Hrror, Hud-
son, Of the Boston Atlas, Sanford, of the
Journal Of Commerce, Dana, of the N.
Y. Tribune, Hastings, Of the Knicksr-
booker, Johnson, OF the Albany .4rgus,
Prime, Of the N. Y. Observer, Harris,
of the Cleveland Herald, and Aiken, OF
the N. Y. Evening Post. .Als,, Prof. b.
Sil!iman, Rev. DR.. Fitch, Of Yale Col :.
lege, Z, X. Hall, tx p. NJ. e., and A.
S. Murry, President Orange County
Bank. N. Y.
The cars and boats were gaily decora-
ted. The fire works last night were
grand. The boats landed at Davenport
just below Fort Armstrong. The old
Fort looked grand with fire work6bursi-
ing forth from her old block hou
The boats left at ten o'clock, knid the
cheers of thousands and the best Of mu-
sic from the five bands. Rockets were
fred Us long as the boats were in sight.
1t is probable they will not return this
way, but turn Oft a, Galena.
Take 1t all in all, it was very pleas
ant time.
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WAsHINsros, June |.

The Alexander Gazette says il has re-
celved letter from Col. Sut,le, the clal-
man, OF Burns, In which he expresses his
intention Of bringing the slave home, and
that he will never break the hold which
the law and right give hi.a.
Ex-Gov. Smith OF Va, i, is said ap-
Piled to the Presiden, to send more troops
to Boston. The Presiden, said that there
were no troops disposable.
The Presiden, has appointed the fol-
lowing Consu's: Henry {. Maisell, o.
N. Y, 10 Por, la Union, St. Salvador
Wm. Day, Of Pa, to Lyons; Canhele
Dawson to Montreal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

A correspondent Of the Olympia Pho
n1er and Democrat, writing from Steila-
COON, under date Of April 4th, announces
the discovery Of gold in that vicinity
The writer says lone Of our citizens, Mr..
Muse, took his spade and pan at an
early hour this morning, and repaired to
a spot a, the head Of high water, dug out
a pan full Of the -arth, washed the same,
and found il to contain handsome guam
,i,y OF beautiful. real, simon-pure ore.
Soon the news spread like wild fire over
she entire length and breadth OF Stella.
COON, and men and boys we've soon bur.
syng to the spot, armed and equipped
with shoyels, PICKS and pans. All went
GO work with high hopes and hearty good
wiil, and none without success. Some
twenty-five dollars, probably, have been
washed out to-day, from hole some
swo feet square. One man washed ou
a beautiful specimen OF virgin gold, weigh
,ng two dollars. Claims are already be.
ing taken and companies formed, anf
everything promises that the work vii
be prosecuted vigorously and with sue
cess. In a raviae some four hundred
yards from Fort Steilacoem, gentleman
attached to the army repaired with TN
necessary implements, after hearing Q
the discovery in town. dug aud ~ashe'
some dirt, and found a handsome guam
tny OF pure gold.
From these facts, the writer cenin
.,nues, | am not only led to believe tina
our territory is rich in minerals, but ais
that new era has davned upon Us. an
that henceforth we may reasonably conn
npon gold MS one Of the staple production
oil our country.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

A NoNpxRrvL DiscovE Ry has recently been
made by Dr. Curtis, Of this city, in the treat.
Inent Of Consum ption, Asthma, and all diseases
OF the lungs. We refer to 'sDr. Curtis's Hy.
geana, or inh ling Hygean vspor and Cherry
Syrup" With this new method DR.. c. has re
stored many attic ed ones to perfect health; =,
an evidence of which, he has innumerabIe Ger.
tfcates. Speaking Of the treatment physi'
clan remarks lit is evident that inhaling-
constantly breathing an agreeable. healing va.
por. the medical properties must come IN d.
rect contact with the whole Of the aerial cavity
of the lung. and thus escape the many and va
ried changes produced upon them when intro
duced into the stomach, and subjected 10 thu
process Of digestion. the K;ysse.na 10 for SALE
at all the druggists, throughout the country
From the r. DutchmNn Of Jan, llth
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation
in another column of this paper.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10
A Case.

Miss Fitznancy-elderly maiden
charged Mr.. Cleayer, the gay young man
who was accustomed to carry home her
marketing, with having forclbly kissed
her in the entry Of her own house. Mr..
Cleaver, although proud OF his personal
appearance, was short very shoft-con-
sidering his whiskers; his heigth, even
in French boots, reaching only to four
feet eleven inches. Miss Fitznancy, on
the contrary, being fond OF extremes;
ran up foo, h,gher-and stayed there !;
being Of remarkably rigid department.
She swore the abbreviated, yet amorous
butcher had kissed her BY assault, and
hauled him up for it. Butcher--wlth
some expression Of disgust, more en-
pbatic than necessary denied the charge.
Butcher was fat-lady wasn't. Cleaver
had an,ipa,hy to VIVA, he irreveren,ly
termed shaggy women, and vowed
he hadn't kissed her, and uomd =
Money couldn't hire hsn TO-.
Being crossed examined, the lawyer
inquiries of the lady the circumstance
when, where, how, etc. Lady replies
with great particularly One Monday
morning ten clock = in the entry re-
sisted all she could, bat he perserered
and uiunphed; Lawyer asks-@dld no
he stand on anything but the floor 3
"No. he stood on the hoor-no char
stool, or anything else'being brought In
!. to rcqulsi'lon.
but, my dea' madam, this is l'npos
sible you are twelve inches taller thar
him. How could he reach your lips =
Lady had nj though, OF that, bat SIN
was no, to be tripped by the g'lbbest la"
yer Of them all, SO she replies
Oh. alb well Il know yes 10 b
sure bu, then you know stopped III
lie :"
Exactly. Thank you, madam; that
do"
Nothing further, your honor
Verdict foi the dele ndant.
The last steamer brings the news
the death Of James Montgomery, tn
poet. on the 3Oth of April. He was hor
in Ayrshire, Scotland, IN l77l, and wa
: consequently SO years OF age at h'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

Life and Death.
"Whst is Lite, Father
"a battle, my child,
Where tie strongest laace may fail.
Where the wcariest eyes may be beguiled,
And the stoutes, hearts may quail
Where the foes are gathered on eve,y hand,
And rest not day nor night,
And the feeble ones must stand
Ia the thiekest Of the fight"
"What Is Death. Father -
'srhe rest, my child,
When the strife and toll are DER,
And the angel Of God, who, calm and lid
Says we need fight no more -
Who drise'h away the demon g
Bids the din of battle cease;
Takes the banner and spear from our fails
ing hand,
And Proclains IN eternal peace.
"Let ns de, Father I tremble, fear,
To WELD in that terrible strife ~
"1he crown must be won for Heaven, dear,
In the battlefield Of life;
My Child, though thy Toes are strong and
tried,
He ioveth the weak and small:
The angels of Heaven are on thy side,
And God is over all. -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

sly-The Toledo Blade estimates the
Indian corr to be shipped from Toledo
the ensuing year, at 500 900, 900 bushels
The largest quantity ever shipped from
tina. port in any previous year was $3.50
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

eny~Tbe Governor Of Massachusetts
has appointed JuLIus W. Rockwell, o.
Pi,,sfield L. s. Senator, III place Of hon
T.. EyERErT, resigned.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

The Senate has passed resolution by
a vote Of "A 10 l9 to take recess iron
July third to October third.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10

H5- The first American newspaper
was published in l7O4,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
GRAND A RRIvALl
COfey 4 Bair,

lave gone into the grocery business, and
IL may Be found at Block No. 2, Rochester
where they have just received large and supe-
rior assortment Of oil kinds OF Groceries, pro-
visiones. fruits. &C., which they now offer to
their numerous acquaintance, at prices perfect
ly astonishing to any civilized Hawk Eye Yes,
more, they are prepared to sell cheaper than
any establishment west Of the Mississippi.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10
OSAGE ORANGE SEED!

A Fine Lot Of fresh Usage Orange Seed,
II with pamphlet containing directions for
raising hed.e 26-3t A. GILBERT. Agf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-10
Hlreei Potato Plants ]!

4 large ann CUNT Of sweet potato plants
n for sale at the residence If the undersigned
Time for planting IS from now to the lattel part
OF Six month. LhWRlI l IlM.
P<dee, May 4th lssa 2m NO