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summer Arrangement.
REGULAR PIrTSBURGH PACKETS,

H<SS~A s'7 The fine Steamers 2
ikAsssJh5ttIItFFSt ECLIPSE CAPT Gko u. MOORE,
$3.50 RoSAL!E, Capt ASA SHEPPARD,
viii luH between Wheeling and Pittsburgh, forming
daily zinc, connecting WeSvIle with the Exp train
for Cleveland, and arriving at Pittsburgh in time the
morning lines East. Tie Eclipse will leave Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesd ay, and Friday, and the RoSaie
every Tuesday, Thursday aid Saturday, at O'Clock, A.
". precisely
For freight, passage, or through tickets Apply to
ieT sc BAKER d Co.. Agents
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DEcANPED.-The last Clarksburg Register says:
The blacks of this vicinity have manifesteda
great penchant recently tor the sweets Of freedom
and have left. for lis enjoyment smoug hedistres
eed aud destitute free negroes of the Northern
States. Some tine since number ran away #, III
Farmont; about tso weeks ago one ran away
from Mr. Sm,tt. on Gnolty Greek. in this county.
nnl on the night of Saturday, the LIST inst, two
ran away ltOm this place, Que belonging to Hon.
J, S, Garlic and the other belonging to Col. A.
j. Smith. They both took HOSES belonging to
their masters. We believe The horses have been
recovered, but the negroes escaped. Our knowI-
edge of the condition Of the free blacks of the
North. makes us regret 10 see the deIuded beings
exchange their happy aud comfortable ccn.ition
here, f,r the miseries Of such al txIatence, and
anyPessou who would incite negro to run away
to Canada or the free stateu is guilty of great in
humanity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

TnE EASTERN MAI !nlled Yesterday and the
preceding day. We presume the recent storms
and snow caused the distinctions. sri
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$50 .AQO.SUo EBolGkPA Mold In One AsCaR
oT!llNGini morket-- nOtiiAg In The medical mar.
et for The Past tiny years hds ever lr can
an Article he pI0AUcea "a, qual tina a5a 49, ~
s5sl. 7tSltEa'T zANl1=DYSP EPTIC
III H0SictleI's preparations Is not dI old rS1sVS r.
G 9, nor thc ee experimental esu or s6tne NiRieur
Se bal Investigation II is Tic Iasli, a. r
Su@ anu eIeNolSle SludEoi Ole of tho most scientific
chemists Ol The present century - >'''N
pT zH1stciteT submits his iIiSsi,S ME tt.rs a.,
mlcal tcstSs az wiaiiS Sti better 4 ieTai ,,c,
Your own constitutions Tile rue ~. 49,. T.,
e's viii oe ,ound by the first snl IRE Ii Fre
OF the great Meu!eihal effects will be M e lf ~
lem. '' O. = ~ 'tV'4a'"E' s3''
Acknowledgements Then sale ,oss celebrated S,ou.
Are you I,ioes? y ore hottie .; these Si,,ors, .Ua
ALe YOU annoyed by indiscs!ioa2 Rsnsve ,bt esvss nv
tie fee use Of these lIue 4 5zse. a. y ' -
Have yo0 teSef and aguel How Tapy a., ,,
West md SOutlRVe bern cured OF flis cans A."
stroyins diSe1se' br the itoe lSH Of these bjliers
AShuiLd try lhasgHeli Rtttitldf ttsi
Eprand sguS cannot OCCdr, T = 4 e -
One Wllr Slassll taken Three lines asY before meats
wit be l0n great t0tr BCpt, yJfel an Will rbp,es
sie y'icH lelSO,S' satisfied OiIe art as ihsI Sy Ia
TRce 9TH EtieIs,5 rerressntsa 10 IN. ,l. SAW.
Which are COlaI EelylVroTtlIess filir lBiirr,s IA
Without rival, their nediciJ quslties They ara
put ~ ~ square les, eOnIaniHs ,l uusYt SvtI6 ~
LII ,,S,Is 4' ~ u.:iST'~ Siai.ush RisSFs,
"i"NNH OH INC 20 None other GeniIO.l lsEs5-
PKIC hE DOLLAR ~ RuTTITE. al.
Vo FOR SALT BY ali the principal Druggists, intel b0ra
Restaurants Dsanl IN fSi,, liza i.U5,ei
states AID by :. :. - -
s1- BuSHRiELD & C,o.lDBa rA iu,s a.
,aao.i "A, THOMPSON %sPA1TBRsoN,
- I-.I 2"SM :. - loH aNheohRg.
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PAnxkn has received anorht rlot ot those choice,
plump, picked Cove Oysters selected by Sir. lWm.
A. RedeIns, Baltimore. They are exceedingly
fine. -.-, ~ -.ii- - -.-- s.-..sey
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Ladies', and misses sandals, boots and Over
shoes of the very hest q1ty variety OF 9th
er goods not here enumerated which will sell on the
most accommodating TERMS
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TUE RrvER.-Tqst night thete were 10 feet wa
rating. i 80 'ss5 7s' ~ q;
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MEDICAL.
all SHOULD my IIT -

o r. j.. HOSTETTERYs
I,EEERRAtTEp - -
essgs STOMACH BIPTERS.s "a.
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'''11 No. l23 Main street, saa.ia
5e.sss.t. WHEELING, VA. ls-tst .75.
THIRD DOOR BELOW 5. u. EHARPER's2 HAT STORE. I

TfnefEgg-IE..s7 = ALSO, 900 soff-o.l
Ths finest quality OF ladies' give leather Caters and
buskins. very fine aud sol article Ladies' glove cath
er CATERS with high heels, heavy sole, and button the
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---I---T n" OIlILDh E.N'Io " Ell ~
Patent leather morocco kid, goat glove leather. last
ing, calf fancy boots gaiters ankle ties. slippers,
Oxford ties and all other kinds and styles, always on
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, ... Marsh & Wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKsz ~
HOOTS AND Shoes pl,,7.
AT TAX Old Stand OF ). .. II AREg, -
No. IS Monroe street, .-.l ID

[NExT DOOR TO GREER, or. AHR,Co
NJ a!e now eeei Wing t;omOur casIOTnnnnuEacturtr
y one o. largest aud beat asSOTIIdeIIs Of boob
tket, they having 1eet selected with great care GuC
maplaeiu 90 70 ordetl according own directions
We are ow prepared TO accommodate OuI customers
whu'c ur retail, with variety Fall and vii
city eiihe httyc, quality HutrIiH or dIThb.tity a.
Wo! kh!shship' Whether pade la this city or any ollie
Our stock consists in ,,s,i afr he tIlo,;,
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400. 900 ne,,is.. ssla i 10 oa AZ, .,sa..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
A State Convention.

We notice many OF the papers are now
advocating Republican State Conven-
ton, and are driving at the time and
place OF hold ng the same.
Fairfield has been suggested, and a,
the tune Of the State Fair Bur we agree
with the Masculine Journal, that this is
Preposterous. Why, we ask Of our tre.h-
Ten OF the press, would no, the sugges-
,ion OF our correspondent be acceptable,
TO have i; al Iowa City on the 23d o. DC.
,ober' Ii at Iowa City. we will insure
q good delegation from Cedar county,
Oar county convention viii be held on
the 9Th OF October al which time every.
thing will be arranged for sending "rull
team lie, us have this understood in
time that our brethren through the state
may have due and timely notice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

Pe,ersburgb, Che effect Of which has not
We, been made pu5lic,)a decided trend
Of the Western powers, and in favor OF
Prussia taking a pram,lem stand with
them against Rusra. He is warm adm''
rer of England. which he is fond oil WIS.,
Zinc and where he has lived for months
together, Gin 1913 he spent nine or ten
months there. )The Princess OF Prussia IS
even more warmeIy attached tn the Yves
tern mowers than her husband. A mar
rage between their eldest son and the
Princess Royal of England, has frequent
" been on the taps, if rumor may be
believed. may add the Prince OF Pfus'
sla is married by "morganahc marriage
to Mile Therese EIlsler, once the ceie'
braled dansues and sister OF the incom'
parable Fanny Ellsler.
Prinde Charles is the open and aVowd
advocate ann champion OF Russia; he
urges forward constantly a pro-Russlap
policy and influence and character
lie has been moulded this way by
associates, foremost among whom IS
Gerlach coulter, bound body and soul
70 fla,ery-wily Muscovite ambition has
forged to enlrap heads, hearts, and
hands. Prince A!brecht is too young Ia
| lave acquired any political character.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
OFF ial quarrel--He Wy obber
New York. Sept. Z

New York, Sept. %.
The Washington corresp oudent Of the
New York Times telegraphs thal a bi'tel
controversy is going on between the sec.
rotary Of war and Gen. Scott, IN regard
to the six months leave oil abse nee gran
ted By The latter to Gen. Hitchcock. The
secretary countermanded Gen. SCOTS
permission, at the same time demanded
his reason for giving II. Gen. Scott re.
sponded by stating that he was no, re-.
sponsible to the secretary, IN such cases,
for his action; aud he would hereafter
obllge him by addressing his commune
cations 10 him through the Precedent, TO
whom alone he was responsible.
The correspondence is not yet closed
II will undoubtedly be communicated 10
the senate a, the opening OF the session
or If 1t is not it will be called for by spe.
cIal resolutions.
Two boxes containing fifty thousand
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

.amsrtcans in australia. The Paris
correspondent, Of the New Orlea ms Plea
yune contributes the following extract
from private letter written by an Eng
lishman in Au> tralia:
you. who have been 50 much In
America, will not be much surprised
when | say that the Americans are by lar
the best men in this country. You know
well their enterprise, but even you Will
be astonished n, the following piece OF
statistical information. At BiIlarat, &C.
cord ng TO the census commIslon, the pop
ulation is $4,000 OF whom Only 24O are
Americans, In order TO drain the water
from the deep srnkings, and also 10 wash
the stuff, there are seven seteam engines
and machine Of these four belonging
aud wtr worked solely by Americans.
All the great contracts are taken by TEEN;
the lines Of stages to and from the dig
gins" that ar. accessible TO wheels, and
few are not, are all Yankee; the coaches.
either Troy or Albany Quilt, the harness
from the same country. In coming into
the bay You will notice that all TIE ship:
are American: the best OF hotels are
theirs; in fact, they are improving oul
people on, OF the place altogether"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

ErIDEMiCS AT NiGHr.-EpIdemics
have long been observed TO rage with par
tlcular fury during the night. The West
minister Review gives the following SIN.
pie explanation:
1T is at nigh, that the stream Of air
nearest the ground must always be the
most charged with the PARTICLES of anl =
mai matter given out from the skin, del
eterious gases, such as carbonic acid,
the product OF respiration, and the sui
phurctled hydrogen, the pro luct of the
sewers. la the day, gases and vapor.
Gus substances of all kinds rise into the
air, by the relractIon of heat; at night,
when the ratification leaves them, they
fall by an increase OF gravity, if inper-
feel mixed with the atmosphere, while
the gasses evolved during the night. in
stead Of ascending, remain at nearly tie
same level. II is kno IN that carlo &c
acid gas, at / low temperature plrlakes
SO neatly OF the nature OF a huld, that IL
may be poured ont OF one vessel into an
other; rises al the the temperature at
watch it is exhaled IRON the lungs, but
is tendency IL towards the floor, or the
bel OF the seeper, in Geld and unventlla-
ted rooms
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
The County Convention.

We eau upon the friends OF state rights
of freelom--of right and justice, and
republicanism, uotto forget that on the
Sth day OF October will be held the coun-
ty convention. 1t behoves them to be on
hand, and par,ake in tue meeting. The
people of the older states have already
organized, and Iowa ouyh, not to tie be.
kiud them.
Let Us nave a general turn out-a mass
meetlng-and show to the enemies of
freedom and rePablicaalsm, that the A.
merican people are awake to their rights,
and viii m1intaln item, Come one, come
all
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
An Elephant Working

We past an elephant working on tie
road, aud II Has Hiosi Interesting 10 nalrL
the halt reasoning brute; tie was tearlur
Out large roots from the ground by means
Of cham and hook fastened round his
neck by sfecla Il collar IL pulled
ike man, or -ather like a number 81
men, With succession Of steady hauls.
throwing his whole weight INTO il. and
almost going d ,wn on his knees. turning
round now and then to see what progress
he was making.
Really the instinct dispIyed by tie ele.
plant IN lis domesticatcd state, Is IulI.
short q reason in lis fullest sense.
There IS no doubt they do think. and
also act upon experience and memory.
and their capacity seems to increase ia
an extraordinary degree from their lrtes-
course with mad.
The remarkable nicely and trouble
they take 10 sllarIIg ard arranging the
blocks OF hewn stone when boildlno .
bridge IS incredible unless seen: they
place them with as much skill as onv
mason, and will return Two or three
tines . give the finishing touch when
they thlok the work not quite perfect.
They retire few yards, and consider
what they have effected and YOU NAV
almost lancy YOU can de.cct them TURNING
Their sagaclous old noddles on one side
ana shutting one eye in a knowing
manner, TO detect any IrcguIari,y in the
arrangement. Sidney Smiths anecdotes
oil elephants reason, in his lectures on
Moral Philosophy, although mos, aston.
Ish'ng, do not fail for the wan, of corrob. |
grafton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

Pa.smore JVHtiamson.-A Society
was incorporated in Pennsylvania, in
1899, by Legislative act entitled: The
Penr sylvaa;a Society for promoting the
Aboilion OF Slavery aud for the Rehci
OF Free Negroes unlawfuliy held in bon
dage, and 70 improveing the condition Of
the African Race" Benjamin Franklin
was rs first President, and II has ever
been an clliceut aid 10 faeed,m in Penn
syIvana. Passm,rc Williamson, the
present Secretary, is a conyeyancer OF
good standing, we'll educated, intelligent,
thorough businessman, and has long
enjoyed the respect and coni cnce OF a
large circle Of acqualnanc sand friends.
lie is now ia prison ior dIscuarging his
official duties in connection whit his So
ciety. Phil III on.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

upon my private character, contemplate
inuendoes or base limitations from these
polit,ca hirelings shall deter me from
doing my daty and my whole duty. !
am a freeman. represent freemen, and
from their black repub!ica nism | shall
turn a deal ear. l know of no threats
assaults, abuse. or attacks, personally,
morally or politically tina, shall make me
falter in representing a confiding constlt-
uency. When am assalled as Know
Nothing, and it becomes necessary IN
my Judgment to address them or their
lodges, shall do so. l have no secrets
to withhold from them or the rorH where
the rights of man and property, religion
or morals, are concerned. | have some
ten weeks 10 spare before the meeting Of
Congress, and if they are anxious l will
part with portion OF that time, in post
ing the voters Of Iowa with regard to the
beautiful tools the Administration is wor-
king with in this State to guard and pro-
tect the rights and liberties Of its people.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, wish for
two thousand copies OF your paper that
contains this article, and TO enable the
Sag Nlcht pos,masters in Iowa to know
definitely what they are stealing and
perjuring Themselves for. Intend send
ing and ranking them TO the Lodges of
Iowa, l think my brother Knew Moth
ings can get along with one copy 10 the
dozen members.
As to the postmaster at this place,
regret to subjrc, him and his efficient
deputy to the tax of mailing them, yet
they must attribute the extra labor TO their
own friends. include them in the hon.
orable exceptions mentioned above. -
When know Nothingism ceases to BE-
republican in this State, shall cease &c
affiliate with it, In the meaatime the
more It's opponents stir this matter the
worse it will be for them. Their old sys.
tenn of attacking upright, honest deport.
ment. and CLOSING over deformIties II
their own household, has had ITS day; The
people have opened their eyes and tn,
sooner they make their wills the better
as the handwriting is on the wall a tn,
ideas Of November, 1856, are approach
ing.
am, sir, very respectfully, your OBJ
servant, JAMES HoRINGroS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

ALuMBERMAS-TAe greatest Ium-
herman IN America is William Price. OF
Quebec. He has erected war; at
River La LouPe, l20 miles below Que
bee, at a COS, Of Sl20 900, 20 accommo-
date his luni er business. lie is the
most extensive dealer in North America,
has 80 saws running no. far from that
place; 40 at st Johns Bay; IL IN con-
stan. operation at Ha Ho Bay; at the
Sauyenay RAPIDS, 10 more. lie also
purchases some millions Of feet from the
Ottawa. IL is said he has purchased lor
several years, employment Tor from
1000 10 1900 men, and ireighted over a
hundred ships annually with lumber ior
European markets.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

To The .idriatic, now being built BY
Geor1e Steers Tor the Collins line OF
steamers, Will he W en- completed, the lar
gest aud most ma LnIticpnt vessel afloil.
She Will measure 5000 tons: her length
will lie 30 feet on the broad l1ne: depta
Of hole 33 let: breadth OF beam 80 iret.
she will b, IAunched IN Mach. The lar.
gest OF the CunarJ steamers Is not quite
5000 ions burthen - vi. Go. Dem
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
REPUBLICAN MASS CON-
vENTION.

In view of the aggressions Of the slave
power and the administration, IN viola.
Ting state rights and the rights of the
people; and in view OF the breach of faith
perpetrated by the repeal Of the Mis-.
souri, Compromise, upon the pretext Of
'squatter sovereignty principles, and the
violation OF those principles by encour-
aging a gang Of ruffians in disGranchis-
ing the settlers in Kansas; and in view
Of the continued cxertions of the slavery
proIa gandlsts TO extend and na,onalize
their institution, the undersigned, bellev.
ing tina, slavery and liberty are in their
natures antagonistic, and that j, is the du-
ty Of the general government 'to secure
the blessings oil liberty to ourselves and
our posteri,y;' and believing that the
present administration have greatly abus.
ed the confidence reposed in them by the
people, and have shown themselves the
plant tools in the hands of the enemies
of our free and republican institutions,
call upon the friends of Republcanism,
as advocated by Washington, Jefferson,
and their compa,riots, and upon those op.
posed to the Kansas-Nebraska perfidy
and TO extending and nationaiziny slave
/ ~. 10 meet in Mass Convention at Tip
ton, on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH
DAY F OCTOBER next, at 10 O..
clock, A. NJ, 10 or. anize and take meas.
ures to meet the issue made by The slave.
ry extenslonisls and enemies oil repubi-
| canism. Come, friends, one and ALL the
time is auspiclous, the crisis is great
Slavery and tyrany, or liberty and repub.
licanism, must be the governing prlnci-
pies. The issues are made whe Their this
! shall be a nation of freeman with re.
publican government, as intended by its
founders, or an oligarcy, governed by it:
| desp Is or few thousand slave-holders
! There will be there now is no neutral
ground. We must enlist under the brigh,
! flag OF liberty. or the black flag OF despo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

A ,erabIe affair occurred aboard the
British brig, Her Majes'y, at sea, June
2Sth. The Captain, Vim. Wright, threw
a buckdt OF water on a sleeping sailor
named Veale, whereupon VeaIe stabbed
him to the heart, Neale then killed the
mate and one seaman, stabbed 4 mother
seaman, aud attempted TO scut,le the
ship. One Of the crew then shot him
in tie leg. when be retreated to the
lorccaste and hung himself
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

dollars in gold were stolen from "eils'
Buterfield 4 Co.'s express, while In
transmission from DUBUQUE, Iowa, to THIS
city. The money belonged to the U. >
Treasury and lis delivery in this city was
contracted by Adams s. Co., who EN-
ptoyed w. B. & Co, FOR the purpose On
the arrival the two boxes supposed to con-
tain gold, were found to be filled with
bullets.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

A a railroad crossing IN Bcrnarcs-
town, \. !. on Saturday, the locomotive
Knocked carriage to pIecics and Killed
The horse, While Miss. M,r.ua BorroC-
CHS, the only occupan, q the carriage,
was taken # by the engine and seated
On the railing in front Of the smoke sack
where she was found unframed when
Tie taaru was stopped.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26

~ A COtossa bronze statue OF JET.
ierson has been erected on the steps lead.
ag to the capital Ut Virginia, a, RIcu.
aont. On tue opposite side OF the Iow
II pedIt.ent, slauds a stafuy ul Patrick
Heary Boin are greatly admired AMI
ae sad 10 have created a sensation
among the art-crltlcs IN Europe. The
atue OF Jefferson represents The sage OF
hontecelio. wrapped IN the ample folI
Of a cloak gracefully falling around hun,
" IN the head slightly beat as II in deep
lived thought. la his lett haad (foIded
aaross his breast) lie holds scroll, in.
scrlbed 1875 (the Declaration of lnde.
pendence. la his rlgns hand, which
lies hule below his chn, be grasps a
pen. Jefferson is personated az medna-
ting on the preparation OF that immortal
document, al which time he was thirty.
three years and three months Of age.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
Cambridge.

hi> Is the rame gwen 10 a village recently
3ala out IN SECTION p, township 81. \. ~
Il the r. NJ, in Cedar Go, Iowa. II j.
located upon the line OF the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
al the point whore The raj raal crosses Snring
creek, y miles east Of Upton. Several bnila,
ines IRE being erected at The D. es.nt time One
oaliing Is being erected 2lff front nv luf,
1feP, u be occupied a sire by a gentleman
from brown Co. Ohio II il h he tompIe,ea
by The lst day Of April. 1855. .tork -
goods To ne amount IT Str Tionsana D,iIoy,
nave been purchased and are now on their "a.
hlher. One other store-house vii no com
tieied by The middle of April. and several other
buildings "ill be erected during the coming
season.
| now offer all Mechanics
FREE TITLE FOR 4 LOT or of, 10
build upon. 'o'' ~
ANIED "A Blacksmith, Cabinet
Saos-tnaker,, Lhatr-maker, Nagon-make ana
a good Iarpeiter and Nasobs. II Il 4 pond
sep'ement, good water and healthy location
Any person or persons can have Lo, E.,e
'hdrgt 70 build upon, any time between this
ana me 7th a July neNt-fhe building Ia h..
erected al any time during The year.
Tor fnrther information inonir. an ~.
premises OF CANADA McOILOl CU
nave also unlmproyed land for "a . s,tn,,.S
near : cambridge. The land is supphed with
and well watered. eoihe,
~ we want all Temperance men or none
temperance, Love and Reform" i an
motto. re ~ our
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-26
lnpromptu.
~ a MEMBER or EHg sAR

It q AEdBEh of THE BAR
F!sh ! Is ClIANCERY.
Us, Clinton county district court, Sptem.
ffsH,' her Term, 1855.
lis well known adage, rusty ami grey.
! hat "fsA LII the sea, Gods edicts obey.
Bat ihe sealr case that we now have on hand.
Relates to their conduct while on the dry land;
And td refore the converse is found OF the rule
J be fact showing fishes on land play the foo
Forts clear they The law Of Jehovah defv,
Which requires them 20 "ilSre Ase and multiplv
steal II j irs ,o.sther for better Or vorss /"
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