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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11
PREMATURE GRAVE

\ n ! ~ M Ia.
IT is remarkable fact that thousands have
been brought to premature grave by neglee-
ting to take some good and efficient medicine in
time to arrest the course Of disease. II is
also startling truth that thousands have been
heralded 10 an untimely grave by the use OF
poisonous aostrums. 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 hot be oh.
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
LUKE LiNIMENr, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS to the public. These medicines are CON-
pounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
VIRGIN purity, being warranted as purely yeget-
able.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
spraIns, fever-sores, sore throat neuralgia tooth
ache, head ache, pains in the back, sie or breast
boils, ring bones, pimples, diarrh9a, have been
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases OF
sweeny, gaids, spints, fstnla, big head, big
shoulder, poll evil, spralns, CHAMBERS, bolts, chol-
&c, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases OF the skin, janndice, nervous
pains Of all kinds, bilious affections, costive
ness, female affections. &C., have been restore.
to perfect health by the use Of Gilmore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the use Of
I. j. Mckinny's Circassian Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling OIL, promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United States
for the sale Of I. j. McKinny's Celestial Balm.
ar nnequaled remedy for cholera, dysentery,
dlarrhGa, hnx, cholc, and all pains in the bow
esi
POISON,
I. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and is warranted purely vege,a ble.-
This preparation has expelled worms OF all
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
araiions Of great repnte failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
In all lis sar,o,s types, permanently cured,
without injury 70 the system, BY the use Of 4.
J. Mckihny's Fever and Ague pills This ton
lc preparation never has beer ~qnaled II new
er fails. Try il, and be satisfied that ague can
be cured.
Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers 4 Son,
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lang.
Moscow, Ano. Merriiie. Psdee Il. Shawbsr,
Cedar Riu o.
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Wheat las been selling l..,ely in Roch.
ester N. \, Tor - 80 per bushel, which
T. the highest price ever attained in tina,
city, except III two instances, -lsI7 aud
1897.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

NERVOUS PktDIcAMEaT.--Af few even
'nss sine theatrical company were
preiorinlng a play, the last scene OF which
was the hanging Of a traitor, at Hornells
vile, N. Y, the strap-work which was 10
prevent The rope Pressing on the neck
unfortunately gave away, and the poor
actor was actually hanging! After the
curtain was lowered some person observed
the blood gushing from the mouth and
nose OF the suspended figure (Mr. Wr.
M Davis, and instantly Gu. him down,
but many hours elapsed before he was
fully restored to life and CONSEQUENCES
1t is ts be hoped public decency will no,
again be outraged by an exhibition of this
nature. Gin. Times,
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~ The Iermoniers d. up the liquor
Fellafs ssoas. MI John p. Freeman las
bees 'fed til the Supfeme Cour. at Wood
stock Oh Is counts for liquor selling. on
seFenty-slH OF which he was found guilty,
hncd $500 and costs, and sentenced II
.aree months Imprisonment.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

n Men are frequently like tea
the real strength and goodness is no,
drawn cut Of item until they have been
Tor some time in hot water.
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Justices or the Pence

JuStiCes OF the Peace.
Centrs-.-H. M. Long, Vim. N. KNOTT.
Poik--Dayid sloper, Perez Frink.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David Plain Or
LINN Baldwin Parsons, Lewis B. Collins.
lied Oak Samuel Handlin, w. A. Rugby.
noches,ef-,-G George T. Cofy, A. c. Barrick.
Sugar Creek--- Martin G. Miller. r. W w.M
Iowa Elisha Schooley, John M. Guild.
Sprlngdale--- Thomas Vim. Hiram Hai6.,,
iniand. &C +. s. Bacon, John B. HuG.
Springfield VIM. c. Hoskins, James II. Noe
Cass---Jaekomyer Baldwin, kbt. McCreadv
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The new Mayor OF Chicago is putting
things through Closed tie Liquor shops
on Sunday, aud turned ali Foreigners GU,
Of Office. Err.
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Iron !!

IHE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly on
l hand large and complete assortment Of
Iron and steel Also Nails and all other art.
cles Of Hardware.
nov. 26h3 SHAW 4 DAGyry
MONEY. MONEY!!
eight DRAFTS On New York can 10 haA
> 81 the Subscriber in sums TO suit purchasers,
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on tbe
Eastern Cities cashed-- American Gold FIR.
n,shed at q small premium, by
WM. n. ruTHIII.. I,
TsIson. Novemberl2. 1873
A Large lot Of Kettles for sale Nv
Tiptsn Dee. 2ad, 1857.
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'HdAVaM NHOf JILL
.amss az, NO spcm % tIiM lsoo
10 'AeE 10 Asp ISL OIL, 3ioJsq 10 no .mrs sql
sn.ss pue iluo asnu 'ss,Mlsq,o ~ @unoooc 4ooq
slcu Al ista!s 'su o. pslaspul az o, ssAIssusq,
autaous suosisd uy-uzuasN 81 Hsvo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

and the
BIG tCTFFE TO-,
oft RI to the public the lar zcst oil stoves
ever offered in Upton; sAcy are as follows:
sizes ofthe celebrated & olden Rose cook stoves
Sizes of the Black Warrior,
sizes Of the Maple Leaf
sizes of the Chartered Oak,
sizes of the Black Diamond,
sizes Of the Principally,
sizes of the Best Premium,
sizes of the Beauty of the Vest
sizes Of the Queen 81 tie Forest,
SIS OF the Clinton Air tight,
sizes Of the Western Star,
60 Box stoves various sizes,
20 Parlor stoves various siAes
70 Heating stoves various alGe-
for dining rasIis
We ALSO OFTEN 4 HEAVY LoF OF JAfsSED WARE.
IS Cases Of assorted Japanei ware,
81 Cases Of fessed ware.
aoz. b - kettles various sizes
Is ewt fat irons
10 bu les Of Russia iron.
Is aides Of common iron
oxes of SIX tin plate
boxes Of * 4 TX
boxes OF lie,
cwt OF kline,
Is eyt of copper,
large copper rivets for elevators
Ali kinds Of lanterns, glass aud tin and all kinds
Of tin ware ofour own manufacture which We will
sell less than at Mus ;atine. Give us call and
see for yourselves; We won't charge you anything
TO loo ateur stock. We also have sixty thousand
feet lightning rods best quality
To celebrated tin Lard Lamps, of all sizes
and patterns Of our own manufacture These
La % for durnba,ty, cheapn.ss and brillianey
u neir light are not eqaalled by any Lamps
nos In nse. We are also manufacturing the
UNCLE tom STOVE DRUM,
being double cylinder perpendicular drum.
which are adopted to stoves OF anv size or pat
tern, by the of which the draft Of the stove Us
increased, and the heat obtained from the same
fire il double that Of stove without the drum.
Cal and examine at our shop, or they can be
seen at &. Swetland's store.
sHm. II. HAMMOND.
n7f r. n. McCRACKES
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CHAS. SHETLAND.
DEALER In
family 6roteries !!
TITToN, IOWA.

A'AIA'N|N, INV Ia
fItliE Subscriber having recently bef to 81.
i Louis To purchase a large and choscs 1t Jek
Of Family Groceries. il now prepared 10 supply
the citizens Of Upton and vicinity with superior
articles consisting as follows
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Re-boIled !"
New Orleans !"
Bes. Coded Syrup,
!" Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
Saiaratus, pinaento, indigo, naadder, raj.
sins, Figs, Prunes, lin, ,,.as, En-
giish Wainufs, Bra-L Nuts,
f,L6erts, Dried Peaches,
Rice, lar, White fish,
.Nackerel, Lead,
Cordage,
Shot,
Young Uyson Tea, Inre,toi 10. -,,t~n Pooder ~,
7uts. ehuns, Baci.,s, Popder, Sop, nails,
GLASS, Caaates, Brooms, Wait
toardz Ink, Inpr, fuegqr, Match
q, Starch Saapetrr, fhtDh Ntmsgs,
Iobacco IF all kinds, Cigars Of all pa-
rtet,.., Davg Sal, ha,saiaana SAT-
Btachug, Bed cords Pepper .sme, Gnn
Gaps, Ttprs, La4sta, Oysters, Clothes Pans
Alum. Star ea,sdiss, Tuba Stres Pipe stesas dc r.
And many other artri.s too ,,maeroas 10 nentio.
Tie articles are all warranted Of n 20 ID
quality, and will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
The subscriber believing that The me rcauile
business will yield good profit the invest
~ H..t u. 81. -. :.
age and If II should turn out Improbable he
believes that ae can receive a break down az
eomr!sfeniiy any other man.
rs Please call and satisfy yoursel, es.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
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j. H. DICkItSO.N,

EESA4 Would ins,rm tie public
~sfss1SS . ~ that he il nos manufacturing
warranted articles Of Boots 4 Shoes, and will
Ike 70 order, warrantlbg his work. Also, a
sNall stock Of readymade Boots, now on hand
At his SNIP one door west Of hammond's and
next to Gilbert, Upton, lows. mfr,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Care OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNC-COUCH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
W Saoia shat aeto a.aa To- u, and The great q.
The e.rta snail karei bstars ~ =
Never could this be said with more truth than
II nov applies To this remedy for Affections OF
the Throat and Lungs. The exalted la learning
and power, acknowledge ia supremacy, while
both lite little and the great feel its benefits
The liberal minded among those skilled to cure
are free 10 it, mastery over distcml ets which
have haaed their art. Those oil exalted stations
are not ashamed to testify tn It's virtues but
deem u u duty and pleasure to thus hold out
he lamp OF taeir experience 70 their suffering
| elbow men.
| Legation Of The L s A. Constantinople. Turkey
| Dr. j. G. AVER. Dear Sir: The Cherry per,o
raj received from you for tho Satan has Teen de.
lVered to his private secretary at the palace and
| yon viii doubtless hear from ii in due season-
/ That you were 40 kind Gs 10 send me has been
| gwen TO friends, who have IN many cases found
| Il exceedingly useful
Yours respectfully GRO. T. MAIsn,
Minister plenipotentiary Of L. ). A. to Turkey.
Curacao, March 5, ls52
DE-. j. @. AYER--I use your CHERRY PreTo-
RAJ daily IN my practice, aid am sal lsfled it is
q remedy which must meet in every country
the highest appreciation.
Wv. JiCkEER, M. d.
Resident Court Physician
Among the eminent Editors, who testify 10
Their personal experience and knowledge If
| the wonderful cures and immense usefulness
q the Cherry PectoFal In thcir sections, we
may mention
L. Patton, Christian Advocate, Knoxville
! Tenn.
b. Dobson, American Presbyterian Green
vile. Tenn.
j. b. Sampson, ..Denoerat, NcConnells.
burg, Pa.
J. Russ, Jr., shelbyvile News, Tenn.
Harvey Il Mekeny, State Gazette, Burling.
ton Iowa
J. knabb & co., "Journal,o Reading, Pa.
Raymond, Harper & CO., New York Times.
hon. J. Wentworth, NJ. c. Democrat, Chi
cago, Ill.
Rev. E. G. Reese, Methodist Protestant, Bal.
tmore.
J. NJ. Magennis, True Delta, New Orleans,
i !. NJ. Donneil, Daily News, Savannah, ca.
M Hannum, Democrat, Allentown. Pa.
These gentlemen have not only certified 10
these statements in their papers, 10 the public
but have sent their personal letters, TO The eff.
feet that they have found my preparation an
article OF great public utility.
Space will not admit full testimonial. here,
but the agent below named will furnish nv
American Almanac, gratis, % all who ask for
u, wherein are full particulars, and lndisputa-
BILE proof Of these statements.
Prepared by J. O. AVER, Practical and Analy.
teal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Upton by NJ Il G. L. Chambers.
Rochester by Green l. McNaughton
i -" Muscatine by Fay & Stone,
anu ny druggists everywhere. nj -6m
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WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. u.

WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. u.
Let no father be ashamed to PRESENT cory Of
the fscuLApius TO his child Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret ohligatioEs ~
married life without reading the rocKkT 4 sG,.
LAPrrs. Let no one suffering from a hschnca
eau gh pain in the side. restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole train Of Dyspeptic sen.
sat;ons, and given up by their phypicisn, be sh-
other moment without consulting the .EscrLAr.
Ius. Have the married, or those about 70 / c
married, any impeachment read this truly ursfui
book rs il has been the means Of saving ti.ou-
sands of unfortunata creatures from the very
jaws of death.
I~Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE Cents
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy Of this
work by mail, five copies viii be sent for One
Dollar. Address, post padl
DIR. WI. YOUNG,
No. i52 Spruce Street Philadelphia.
u1.Iy
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cED.AR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County OMicers.
5. A. BISSELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
J.. Z. Belts. Recr. and Treas.
J. H. BiRELY. sheriff.
5. DEWELL, Surveyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
). DANIELS, Prosecuting .AHy.
J. X. SNYDER, s. +. C. T. u.
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WOOLLEN GOODS.
Flannels, Linseys, yaIns, shawis, etc. in aban-
dance. Notions, combs, gloves, mittens. COM
forts, andkerchiefs, needles, thread, tape, pins
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee, molasses, salt spices, rails
ms, candles, fish, pepper, indigo, madden &C.
HARDWARE.
hi this line we have all the articles usually
kept by country merchants. aud such as Gus
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS x QUEENSWARE
Of all kinds necessary for the use Of families.
BOOTS & SHOES
Of all classes, kinds, descriptions and sizes 10 sui
and ht men women and children
HATS s. CAPS
TO fit the head Of customers Of all sizes and for
all classes If men, social or political, including
the latest style Of
KNOW-NOTHINGS.
In fact we havethe largest stock OF goods, ev-
er bro ught to this town, and comprises almost
everything from bolt of osnabu-y, to string
of beads. From satin dress to rat trap
From hogshead of sugar TO brass button. -
From six hat OF bonnet to Misses CATERS or
4 paper of tacks. Well, the half cannot be
told. Call and see. T47-tf
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DRY GOODS.

of all Kinds, qualities and descriptions, consis,
pg Of cloths, OF foreign aun domestic manufac-
ture, such as broadeloths of French and Amer
lean manufacture; twilled colored, plain doe
skin; satinetts, sheep-greys, jeans, tweeds
summer ware; PRINTS of the eocHEeo, Merri.
mac, Fall River and other principle factories
madder colcrs warrented fast and of the latest
fashion; cotton goods, factories, muslins, sheet
ings, shirtings, Osnabergs; fancy goods, laces
brocades, Swiss silks, satin fringe. gaaze inser-
lion, lawns, dslaines, chambrays, bobonetis,
IaeoIetfs, SC.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

District Court.
j. b. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and,
fourth Monday in September.
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BlSSELL, judge.
Terms, first Monday In each month
except. April and August, first Tuesday
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New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEM
Fall and Winter stock just received liam
OSTON.

BOSTON.
FRIEND g. CULBERTSON
Embrace this or, s,trnity of returning thtir
hanks to this libeI al and aCnerous &C mmu NY
for past favors and patronage, and 10 III an
their customers and the srest OF mankind" tnat
they are still on hand at their establishment III
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CEDAR FIFTH SlhEhA"
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and St. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS OF
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
PRINTS.
.Msrremac, Coeheco Allen d Son
Philips, Fall Rirer, Globe.
Orange, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
Shee,inys, Sbir,ings, Osnaburghs, and
all kinds of goods for men
and boys wear.
American and French Twilled Cloths,
american and French Broad Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain aud twilled.
.4.MERIC.f.F { .7SSI.MERES,
Plain and fancy.
TwE11Ds.
Plain and colored.
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, Sc,
RIBBONS,
OF all klnas, quantities and colors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
RINos, DE LANES, GINGHAMs, NAN
KINs. TIcKINGs, DRILLINGs,
LINsEys AND FLANNELs.
10 91R LADIES'
We havs on hand large and splendid asort-
ment of Barages, Tissues, Jackonetts, Cam
brics, Swiss, Insertions, Edgings, Dress trim
mings, Dress Buttons, Collars, Cuffs, Caps, &C.
BoNNETs,
sHAwLs, GLovEs,-Lisle thread and
KId--PARAsoLs, HANDkERcHIEFs, &c. &c.
And finally, 10 600 other articles which can be
seen by giving them call. Also,
Groceries:
A large and full supply of all kinds KEEP, con.
staniy on hand.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Queens Ware, Glass Ware, Hard Ware
Cutlery, Umbrellas, and Baskets.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
@ Warrented to Fl. or no sale.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
Fancy fxens, and-and--we ''cave in" We
can't begin to tell half we have got, but If any
che desires further information, it will be cheer
fully given at the store, as we have clever and
..perlile" clerks constantly on hand whose not
to is that il Is
"NO trouble 20 show Goods"
Our prices are decidedly low, as we are de-
termined to '.bust all 10 smash'' rather than be
uNpERsoLp; and il any body don't believe II
Just let them try us.
FRIEND & CULBERTSON.
Triton, November II. 1888. NJ
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

l. The maintenance and support of the Union
against all attempts to overthrow or undermine it.
II. The supremacy of the Constitution and Laws
of the Republic
ILL., A judicious revision of the law regulating
naturalization.
". Universal religious toleraton.
V. No union of Church and State.
vi. lntexible opposition to the appointment or
election to Office of trust honor, or emolument, of
all who are not truly national in feeling and espec-
tally of all who acknowledge allegiance to any for
eign Government.
VII. stern and unqualified opposition to all
corruption and fraud in high places.
VIII. The preservation of the purity Of the
balot-box, and with view thereto, the early adop-
tion of iudcious registration law in the cities,
as to entirely prevent the fraudulent multiplication
of votes.
of either money or land or both in sufficient guam
titles to secure the earl y completion of railway
from the Pacific Ocean to the Mississippi River.
X. The most liberal and just legislation in fa-
vor of that portion of our population known as
Settlers.
XI. Eligibility to Office both in the States and
nation should be restricted to persons born within
the jurisdiction or on some part of the territory
included within the existing bounds of the United
States.
XII The frmest and most enduring opposition
to the agitation of all questions of merely Sec
tional character.
XIII. Retrenchment and reform in the civil ad-
minstration in California. by reducing the expens-
es of government and lessenng the burthens of the
taxpayers
XIV. To apply in all cases the Jeffersonan test
in selecting men for Office viz "Is he honest? Is
he capable? Will he support the Constitution ?"
XIV Utter disregard of ancient party names
and worn-out party issues and cordial confraternity
with all who are willing to cooperate with us in
support of the principles herein set forth.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
FRED. D. CHAMBERLAIN, of FL Dorado, Issues q
manifesto in the Miners Advocate and raises stor

thief cry about trading and wire-pulling. The
young gentleman has been brooding over disap-
pointed hopes for a few days, and has concluded
for the present to bid the purity party adieu'
1t seems that he only wishes to stay out a short
time. Just for the present, and long enough to
crafty piece Of i'll will because the party knew
him too we'll to nominate him for Recorder. For
the present being past he'd like to try his hand
again Did the Central Committee of the Swap
ping League promise to place you on their ticket
for Recorder in place of Hix, Fred
And, now that we think of it, why did this in
corruptible young man come to Cooma, only a
week ago, to act with the Central Committee in
filling vacancy! His wrath must be very slow to
kindle Perhaps he was then indulging the for
orn hope of being himself used for FILLING!
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Coloma. Saturday Morning, Sept. l, 1855.
American State Ticket Election, Sept. 9TH.

For Governor,
j. NEELY JOHNSON, of Sacramento
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROBERT M. ANDERSON, of FL Dorado.
Justice Supreme Court, Cong term,)
HUGH c. MURRAY, Of Solano.
Justice Supreme Court
For unexpired term of Hon. Alex. Wells deceased
DAVID S. TERRY, of San Joaquin.
For Controller,
GEORGE w. WHITMAN, of Tuolumne.
For Treasurer,
DIR. HENRY BATES, of Shasta.
For Attorney General,
w. G. WALLACE, of Santa Clara.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN H. BREWSTER, OF Sonoma.
For State Printer,
GEN JAMES ALLEN of Yuba.
For State Prison Inspectors,
ALEX. BELL, of Los Angeles,
F. S. MCKENZIE, of Trinity,
EZEKIEL WILSON, of San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

RUBE ROPER, the correspondent of the Sacra-
mento Tribune, gives an account of how Gwin
fixed up the Democratic Ticket for this County, in
Placerville. We give an extract:
''The profit Daniel was sent for, and various
parties, and they were all bought, one at time,
and .fered | never sich quick work afore.
suppose it is the way they do it in Washington.
Candidates were put off and put faster than
shootin By night all was fixed. Broderick was
overheard, for Doc commanded the ship.
Now Daniel, ses the Doc here are the editorials
for your paper when you hist the ticket. have
prepared them with care You must be particular
not to separate the different sheets, and you must
swear by all that is holy, you wrote every word of
'em. That Teller Estell of the Tribune, knows my
style, and may accuse me, but you can outswear
him over it. At this they both LATED and walked
and took drink akin me to jine em, which
did"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

DECIDEDLY RICH. 1t is decidedly rich, to see the
Chivalry train under the lead of Broderick-they
squirm so badly, and exhibit such contortions of
countenance, that they exceed Mons. DEvani him
self, in the enormity of their twisting No help
for them-Broderick has compounded the pill for
them to swallow, and now in their last agony they
must take it down. even though it choke them to
death. Poor fellows who will have mercy on
their souls, in this hour of their extremity!
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

A. ST. c. DENVER is up and dressed for the Sem
ate. Perhaps he will be elected-why not. He
has only received upwards of $4,000 from the
treasury of this county for his services as County
Clerk, besides the perquisites for civil business,
amounting to a much larger sum. Then before his
election as Clerk he was Deputy Sheriff. and will
continue in the office of Clerk until after election
1t will be q great pity, after having been fed on
Office long, to be thrust out upon the world with
pockets full of cash, and no Office! The Denver
family is somewhat remarkable fer good luck:
There is the General--he is Congressman elect,
and Secretary of State; which latter he takes good
care to keep and then there is Frank Denver q
good fellow as ever lived, who was, we believe a
Knownothing Alderman of Sacramento City, and
is now Superintendent of Uncle Sans public build
ngs the Pacific coast therefore, to keep up the
string of good luck in the family, Arthur Saint
Clair Denver ought to be elected State Senator.
Rotation in office, with the Denver family is to 10.
tate into office fast they rotate out-and some-
times little faster Well it is better to have beer
born lucky, than rich--so hold your hats, boys,
and see Denver run for offce--for unless the luck
changes about this time Denver will catch the of.
fee or the Office catch him-certain