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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

EOP BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
i RTvER-The splendid aud superior steamer Me-
1ROPOLIs Capt Wm. Brown caves Ne~ fos eyefJ IL
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al O'Clock, Z, NJ
and BAY STATE Capt Thomas g. Jevett, leaves Newt
eycry MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 O'Clock,
p NJ from Pier No ~ r. the Battery Both touching
Newrori each way. -,
Hereafter 10 rooms will be regarded secured TO any app
cart until the zane shall have been paid ilF
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with grest espAIeh
By al EIpro<s Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 10 and II Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

T.
The Scrip per above notice ready Parties en-
titled the viii please cal tor II st the Office OF ts Com
peuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

Il sTEAMSHIPS.-The frs,-clas new-s,esmshp ARIEL,
c0 tuns Levre master will leave Newly ork from pier No.
Sc North River Of Cbarnbes, a. NOON precisely, on
SATURDAY. June sc. for IiANRE direct -.
Seccud-claSs Passage. =,
The ARIEL will b. followed by the NORIh STAR Seiy III
TIE owner Of these vessels viii b. accountable foT GOd
Silver Bullion Specie Joelry Precious ston,s or Metals IN
less bills Of adns signed therefor and the 'AHe Thereon
therein expressed.
Specie goods taken No freight received A.
ter Of the day before sailing. $500
berth secured until paid for Letters prepaid lb cen> @
all be received the Office II A. NJ OF the DAY OF
sailing and will be carried in strong lna-fubber bags under
Lck arrival HAyre vii be mmedistey deposited 70
Pos'-Ofhce there.
Parcels taken each prepaid, one dollar and upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

iSES DAY bOAT for 1914
lCs)O. ALBANY. lsndins teach way) Il CcCs
A. NyEck rssy Point West Point NewbaFsh, PouyhkeeP
Rhinebeck cs,.ki iiqdson, snl c9AsasSs. 9ss'
n r. Cochnn viii. On Tuesday, May l. oomncnce her
regular tp Albany leaving NesYork fom f32 . wv
att e'clock A. VI. " B-A BsggazeMaser viii accompany
the steamer each way check baggage ee For
rquire Eew.Yors snd Ere Railroad once ohAmoeI'--
wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
? ,n3 UAVFRSTR w

IOSS -NYACK and II Az ERS RAW
CeJsp. STEAMBOAT LtNE.-Leaye Cha nbsrs-st
Pier daily e1cept sgndsyJ II o'clock w. and O'CLOCK
p a. Leave Havers-s at 81 A. ". and p NJ landing each
~ AZ Pierlnopt fSyack Oak H Cemetery and Bockand
LrSe Steamer j. p SMITH Capt X. T. Blsneh. and steamer
ARROW c apt A. A. Lydacker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

F.S.LlTTLEJOHE, No. 100 Broad-st.
CLARK a. ROBE, No. lis Brosi-st-
Z. HARVEY, No. III 3rosd-si.
J. GILBERT, No. II COentiss Sip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
INHE NEW-YOliK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL SrEAMERs-The ships composing hi

BALTIC Capt Coustoek. ADRlATlC.
Thee ships hsvins been built BY EXPRESSLY for ne
Government service evry has been taken IN their eontruc
ncp in their insure strength AID sped and
their accommodation r passengers un-quAed Tor resanee
comfort Price o. passage New York 20 Liverpool
frsflass calm $50: h do =75; exclusive Of
SSz5: from Liverpool 20 New orr " ano
experienced surgeon attached 70 each sp NO
berh secured vnfi paid for. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

Apv additions TO the above List should be brought to the
Ofoe Of s. NJ PETTENGlLL X Co., No. lls Nessaus-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

Bs,ck.-A new description Of brick
is being extensively manufactured u
New Hampshire, and is highly commend
ed BY scientific papers. 1t is Composed
of seven parts Of SAIL, 10 one OF llIne
aud ,h.y can b. manufactured At less cos
tha the co.n,no brick. Tney are rery
smooth, aad after exposure become Of
sufficient hardness 10 Withstand ali wea-
theirs. They are manufactured with q
large ori6ce through the centre, the ad
vautages Of which are the facility with
wnlca they are manufactured. Lathlng
And plastcrlnS are unnecessary, and the
outside and inside of the wall are made
a, tic same time. They become 50 hard
that tie atm sphere docs not adec, them
neither does frost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

DlscavEnY or 4. PETRIFIED INDIAN.
We learn from friend that a. the
workman upon the Milwaukee, and La
Cross Railroad were at work upon IN
exc .ya,ion near SchIeisiaserville, few
days since. the perified rena ins Of ar
Indian were found, and with his remains
relics Of olden times. The remains are
perfect, not having suffered by decay. -
His height. a. the presen, day, would be
considered gigan,ic-his body measuring
seven fee. Two inches in length. On his
breast was plate Of copper, on VIII 'cf
were engraved numerous heroglyph'cs
the meaning Of which can ha.dly be i'm.
agined. Blu. they are 4 record OF ths
past. Could these hiereglyphics be read,
they might, perhaps, unvsil some OF the
mystery which hangs like dark cloud
over the history OF tho red man. An ar.
row Of considerable strength and curious
construction, was also found with him
and especially invites the atten ton o
antiquarans. These remains may be
seen at the store Of Caspar Liver, IL
Schieisingerviile, for a few days. In
shor, time, they will be forwarded IL
Madison. - Washington Co. Organ.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

PoPuLArIos AND CIVILIZATION Ii
we may not assert positively that crime
di.nlnlshes as the population increases
and all attempts to improve society would
bs vain, did an increase of population,
as has been frequently and enormously
asserted, cause 40 increase oi crime
greater in proportion than the increase oi
population can at least assert that
crime does not necessarily increase with
population. !, is consola.ory 10 believe
that civilization and population 60 togeth-
er; tha, barbarism is closely associa ted
with few and scattered people. = London
Economist.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

WAR HoPE DIp.--l, stole Oh us
rinions Of snow TO the bed Of disease and
the sufferers frown became a smile, the
emblem peace and endurance.
Il wen, 10 the house Of mourning = and
from the lips OF sorrow there came sweet
and cheerful songs.
Il laid its head upon the arm of the
poor. which was streached forth at the
command o. unholy impulses, and savet
him from disgrace and ruin.
Ii dwelt like living thing in the bosom
Of the mother, whose son tarried long
after the promise time Of his coming
and saved her desolation, and the car,
that kille,h.
1t hogerei about the bead ei the yoi'l
who had become the isini a.l pi ecety
and led hi;ti on to works Which esen /,
enemies praised.
Ii sna.ched a maldeu from the jaws 0
death, and went with an old man 4
Heaven.
No,-hope nay good brother. lIay'
It. Reckon II on your side. Wrr..d,
with ii that 1t may not depart. J. ma
lessen your pains, L'fe is hard er.ou :,
q best ba, Hope shall lead yQa oyer i,
mountains, and sustain You amid it
blloMs. Part with all beside Il bu, kee
thy hope.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

To Sroars~Es.- correspondent Of
the Scientific American communicates
the following. which may be Of value to
sportsmen:
.Nash your gun barrel in spirits Of
turpentine BY dipping a rag or sponge
fastened on your gun rod into the liquid,
and swabbing them out three or four
times, when they will be cleared from all
impurities. and can be used almost In
stsn.ly. - the .urpen,ine will svapo1a,e
and leave ths barrels -AsE even if they
a1s Z lule moist il will no, proven. their
goinG. Of. like water. Aiiss being wash
Cd. thns. there. is no danger Of rust as
whea water is used. am an old expc-
risneed gunner. and have practioed this
for years, and found it useful.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04
Miisttllaneons.
How they regard birds in Japan.

How they regard birds in Japan.
A gentleman who was connected with
Commodore Perry's Expedition, informs
US tina. in Japan the birds are regarded
as sacred, and never. under any pletense.
are lhey permitted to be destroyed. Du-
ring the stay Of the expedition At Japan
,oms officers started on a cunning ex.
cursioo. No sooner did the people OBJ
serve the cruel slaughter Of their favor.
ties. than q number Of them waited upon
the Commodore. and demonstrated Agains'
The conduct Of the officers. Thess wFal
no more bird-shoo.ing in Japan b Ansr
lean efhesrs after that: and when the
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04


FAvtr FIsDlSo. We geasrally 6nd
that lhose who are most inalts0sivs u
their own faults, are IN ~ observans 10
tho faults Of others, aud mos. harsh ia
passing ceusufes upon them. Isl kidd
is il rigat, is i. Just, to catch every pas.
sing word spoken a. ra sdo a, OF acts ,igh,
as to principle, if wrong rs 10 exped,en-
cy, colo. them highly, dis.or. and nangle
them. and then hold them up 70 the gag.
OF the world, as base designing. dscep-
tive, Criminal? II we drl bat see t,s
numberiess evils We have oo;amitssd. and
see the base n.o.Iyes by waic.l our IN ,rt
specious actions have been de6ned, we
shoald all blush aud b. confouaded a~d
like those who accused the sinful wotmar
before the savior, wJull Ind other EN-.
ploymelt than that oi casting stones al
our \ ig: b,rs. Honesty an! fame ar,
dear to us as life, ANA eau we, ty smile
or a .hrug. Or . false and wicksd i,,siau.
alton or word, deprive others Of that, j,
defence OF which we would shed on
.eart's blc ,j f! Some have 10 hear, n.
sensibillty, noae Of tie milk ol human
kindness. Eetter far be tiger, for ii
their nature 10 destroy, than be in tn,
shape Of man with tigers heart aad
propensi,ies. So much lor passin,
thought.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

l. CHiLDaEs.-N No man can tell but he
that loves his children, how many deli.
cious accents make 4 mans heart dance
n the pretty conversation Of those dear
pledges their chiIdishness, their STAN.
mering, their little pngers, their innc-
cence, their imperiections. their necessi-
ties, are so many little eInana,ons Of
Joy aud comfort 70 him that delights IN
their persons and society; bu. he that
loves not his wife aud children, feeds a
lioness a home, and broods nest ot
sorrows; and blessing itself cannot make
h i'm happy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

RrvoLrrSe.-The S,rubensille Her
aii rel ,,es the following.
An Irisllmln, a lahore. on the Pits
bursh aud CleveEani railroad extension
a few niles above Steubenylile. pure las
cd a as o wllsAey, anl for conseniencs
deposited i, under the bed. The mar
and lis wife were absent from the houss
during the most par, oi the day, leaving
two children in charge; and on their re-
turn home they !ouad the youngest child
dead rom the effects Of the whiskey deal
ou. by the eldest, and the latter IN
heavy stupor. The eldest, however, re
covered.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

A passage OCCURS in Lieut.. Mau,ey's 5
Physical Geography Of the Sea-" in
which he compu,es the effect Of = single
drop OF rain falling upon the Atlantic
Ocean The Atlantic includes an area
Of twenty-five millions Of square miles
Suppose an inch Of rain to fall upon only
one-6lth Of this vast 9, panse. II would
weigh, says our author, three hundred
and sixty millions Of tons and the salt
which &C water, it held in solu ion in the
sea, and which. when tha. water was ta,
ken up rs vapor, was. left behind to dis.
turb equilibrium. weighed sixteen mil
lions more Of tons, or nearly twice as all
the ships in the world could carry ., .
cargo each. II might fall in an hour, or
il might fall in day; but, occupy wha
time j, nigh, in falling, this rain is cai'
culated to exerl so much force which II
inconceivably great--in disturbing .bt
equilibrium Of The ocean. If sll the wa
ter discharged by the M ssissippi Rive
during the past year were laken up II
one mighty measure and cast into the
ocean st oae effort, i, would not make !
greater disturbance in the equilibrium o
the sea than the fall Of rain supposed =
Al, ,e. SO gentle are the operations 0
nature that movements 50 vast are unper
ceived.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

EXTRACT or PEACH BLosson. Take
OF pure balsam Of Peru. one and a hall
pounds, and like quantity Of the essence
Of bitter almonds Iec,lfsd spirits O.
VINE, three plnts spirits OF orange low-
CT, one pint; spirits OF Jassamine, one-
fourth of = pint. Macerate. This mix.
'are s very Cd rous, Eermsriern Ts..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

sThGs sHasxeek IN, Sosathefa Mi
l. gse asa sn1eq.s ssSl sssyas.,N..
yIsA Akoa. afsrFaso aaeat eis w y
Iowa RfnA ieslA ssrlsss on sAs l1Ars'
IhsrNk - AsysA ip IA county vii
iaxlF saINnsnca Sspexs = I'M Y y worn p
ing, IS saliR1 ~ AZ !. sp Y
'!.:s.s s,.p.. ..:I !, I. rjssS =
e: 4Ase 49, - =
Y0Nesiss r4se1 Ma vss
lhsss sth1l lpst1I - s!tseax -
paenced 10. s5ioa ~ RssK C5aaEsrs
III. demand lor Abssess u tho hsrves
6sldsal Illinois y vefy hfgs snd srgyn'
and high wages ara alEsajy esins oder
q. Frrssns e~ssng reASiag masAins'
have oesos iale ox city. this week 10 -
lcurs hands, ,a.sd osEsr sl.5o psf aay
Hand over. One man offered to pay 34.
Coz ,hiry days work, tor common nelf
hands, 10 bud wheat. &c, and All thei
expenses found.
| LeAr Of other formers who oder u.
IS psr day for reliable picked men .nt
vaaes will undoubtedly reach two dol
lars Der day, aud roas. beef" ina fev
DAYS longer. The hundreds of destitute
meE in large cities, who are usually OF
hand Tor Job, viii do we'll 70 re'nernoe
lAc praise .arners Of Illinois. iof trul!
| l..e harvest. IS great, ye, the reapers arr
.sx. T..ere j. mach speculation as q
what will he the opening price paid 10
nsw wheat. 1t is SAID HAT CONTRACTS
have been offered in our streets by farm
rr.s.Sl.45 70 Sl.6O. The millers AM
street buyers, however. are not yet Ia tn
| snaske. lhs opipion prevails VIII
some operators ,lal about $i.35 Will b
| the opening rates for the incoming crop
| aud tha, il will stand At that for time
and then come down 10 one dollar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

Ma Brxros. "A Characteristic ancc.
dote is r-la,sd OF Mr.. Benton. BY an
Eastern paper. 1, runs as follows;
During tue last session Of Congress, a
naa well known as deeply Interested II
the mail steamer bill then before the
H,usc, approached M. Benton while he
w>s waking in Pennsyivana avenue,
,sd said: /: 'Gool morning, hr. benton
The salute was returned. II see the
mail steamer bill is up to-day" YES
sir" ..Ben,on, cculdn', you be prevail.
cd u,on ~ 60 tor the employment o.
mue STEAMERS The fellow stniieu n
II he was goin. 10 &c, Roland Of Q sug.
ges,ion for nj. oliver Of a brihe. AYE
ON one conditions - that they could be 'uses
TO ,ranspor. suc., rascals as you 70 so'n'
dls,an, penal colony.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04
Dist liagussaed Drunkands

- Shut up the iosr greegsrh's.' "a,
many; "prcv-nt ths sale hid ram
pfsssrve ,he p,,or igaeran, frsa assempvq :
a1ces and We are sah you, bun tia.
sdusa'slc c ss a~d no law r"gas' for
their owne .asac,.r % saiii4srs, rcaec,ion
10 them" ) r,ny. dxiss,ss 'tsesptic4.
he blinlnsss I, shr Iscf. cfs has,ey an |
The sccxsssesa ot ~sasy s.aav.assvthos.
refsrr,us 10 hooks. sn-eosy illustrated
supplies u. with catalogue ai wrsl-koo~r
names, the bare ment.oa ri saich. rsiu.c,
the plra we hare quoted
.l.-A..ls. DE tsreas, oas y, ,;.s bg,gh..
-, spirits Of an,iqsirv, one Of the three
greatest generals OF The world, died ol
drunken debauche. IN the thirty. y.,hl II
year OF bis age.
The fall Of the Roman E.npist ws.
preciri.a,ed by The Drunkenness OF IL,
emocrors rs i.uman ,a,nrr was cterrall,
dishonored by the enormiti-s cotnminee
by them in their drunhe fury.
vi the ten sovereign, who have reagnet
in Russia, since the accession Of Peter th'
Great, all but four we're beas,ly drunk
ards. OF the Empress Elizabeth, i, Y
written. "She wa, completely brutalize'
by ssrong liquors from day to day sh'
was almost always in a state Of bacchi
scs,asy = she sslld no, bear to.te dres .
in the morning her women loosei
as,sshsd to her some robes. which fe,
cuts Of the scissors disengaged in tn
evening" And the passage gives an ide
Of the general condition Of the Russia
court for more than twenty years.
| The present King Of Prussia. whos
Neibslar instructed and praissd, .hsnkin
0oa on his knees for giving Prussia .
wise and noble = prince, 10 = nosoriou
drunkard. the contemp, Of his subjec,'
,he scsf Of Europe.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04


Music : sriMuLAsr 10 MEsrAL
ExEarios. = Alter, oi.ea, before he
wrote, prepared hi. mind uy listening to
music. Almost ''all my tragedies we
'ketcnea to my .nlnd, either IN tse A.. .f
hearing music, or lew .,our. .iser'--.
''''u''.4'ance wh'cA 'c.A has, been sssoraea of
"any Others. Lerd Ra IN had 4ans.s
playeo IN The room .djsining ~ sssay.,
!" .on listened q his organ fps his ,sel.
/ emn insprslivnsS and nasic Ms even
necessary to Warburtsn. The syuAphe-
MES which awoke in the poet sublime,
emotions, might have composed tie IN
ventive mind Of the grea, ernic in shr
visions OF his theoretical mys,sriss \
celebrated French preacher, Boardaloy,
or n.asl'on, was once foand pla,aig On
siolln,to screw his mind up . sl.s r,.s.,
preparatory TO his sern on. which. witI.in
short interral, he was 70 preach BEFORE
'hs court. curau's favofile med. Of
meditation was with his violin ID b. aad.
'ot hours together he would f,rsr, ili,a.
s"h,running volui,ar,es over the ,.si,o.
while a'' 'a'as iaa,iou, ia colIse,,ux 4 4. .
tones w'.e opening 81 L.:.ss iacalliea sas
Ire g eoming en-rgency J, Ne psr,- E!.,
'as" ~ ne LitsrGsy CArsctsr,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

To REMovE Rusr rRon KkIvrs, sc.
Cover the knives with sweet oil well
rubbed on, and after two days, take q
lump of fresh lime, ard rub till all the
rust disappears. 1t forms sort Of soap
with tlSe oil. which carries of all the
rust.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

To CLsAs BASS. Rub the tarnished
Or rassed bvass, by means Of cloth Or
apeues, With dilnisd acid. such IS the
sulpsat1s. se1sen with strong vinegar.
Alterwas6s wash it with hot water to re-
mare the scid. and finish with dry
whiting ~ ZEN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

Where do men usGally. discover the
women who af,crwards. become dleir
wives, is a question we have occasionally
heard discussed. aud rhe custom has IN
variably become Of vklse 10 hAy read-
sys. Chancs has nssh es.do in lhsA al
iaH bat then ,heres .Es, uRportaai gov
.sseinr Circumstances. |. u certain thn,
'few nea. nake Z seseciion from bali-
tossSgov any oehes. places Of public eai.
ssy ssA us6siyesssw srs inAusassd By
xkas Say - called lesanss.ag~oG m the
streets, or by spy allussnsuss oi dress.
Our coavic,ion 10, that ,nlnety-nins bun
drsd,hs Of oil the finery with which wo-
men decorate or load their persons, 60
fos nsaAine, 20 sfes ~, ,hnshaL d>ca.chipg 10
coacc,ned. Whore and ho., ,asa.. %
III "a find their wives In the quiet
homes Of their parents or guardians ~,
the fire-sids, where the domestic graces
aud. feeliags are alone demonstrated. -
These are The charms which most su ely
attract the high as well as the humble.
AgainN these all the fiaery and airs IN
,he. world sink into insigni6cance. We
shall illustrate this by an anecdoie, which,
though no, new, will no, be The worse
for being again told In the year
1873, Peter Burrell. ESQ, Of Becken.
ham, in Ken,, whose health was rapidly
declining, was advised by his physicians
10 20 to to Spa for the recovery oil hi,
health. His daughters feared that those
who had only motives entirely mercenary
would no, paw him that attention which
he might expect from those who, from
duty aud affection united, would feel ths
creates, pleasure in minis,ering to hi,
case and comiolt; they therefore resolv'
ed to accompany him. They proved tha
it was not spirit Of dissipation and gai
city that led them to Spa, for they were
! no. TO be seen in any Of The gay ant
I fashionable circles they were never on
Of their fathers company, and never stir
red from home, except to attend IHm ei
thev to take the AR or drink the waters -
| in word, they lived a most. recluss lifs
in the mids, Of = town then the resort o
the mos. illus,rious and fashionable per
scnages Of Europe. This exemplary At
sentisn 70 their father procured these tire,
amiable sisters The admirution Of oil th
Esslish at Spa, and was the cause Q
their elevation to tha, rank in life 4
which their merits gave them no just ,
title. They all were married to noble
men-- one 10 the Earl Of Beverley ----an
oshes 10 ths Daks OF Hamilton. and at
forwards to the Marquis Of Exe,er--an
q Il ird to the Duke Of Northumberland
and il is justice to them to say hat the
reflected honor on their rank, rather tha
derived any from It,"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

S@r,SiSG. -Tnc abs .rdny and u,,sr
thiy ~ swearing Is ".dmirubly sci forth
III INC '"do"ing aneedote OF Be,Izebob
aoo "a mrs. The latter went out in the
'"". ".nin9. Zach io command his set oil men
- oat ,he mu.IrrrIs, agu,her the liars,
a. aaothet tho sweaters, e. Ateyen-
, ing they stopt at the mouth ui cave
ihc question: arose ameIg tacm who
com Iianued the nfraue,i set oi incn. -
lac sua,ci WAS DEBATED II iength, bus
without coming 10 decision. Finally
hts Saan'r MaJ.stj was called ucon 10
decide the mater III dispute. Where
u1on ic SUD The mard arer got ,ome-
: ing FOR killing, the .alei fo, s,.a,u.g
ian The Tar 1t lying lul the swearef
was The niranFst oi ;.'t he served stlAou,
pay" They were hs aatusly,, hes.
subject; for while ,hey we've cou.,,les,
their name was le., on, aa4 presented
the larges, diyisoa in his (sa,an'n .m.
pioy,
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The Hartford Times relates some sin-
gular stories abou, rats. A pair Of raj
liable horses were almost starved TO death
by the daily depr.dstions Of the vermin
upon thear allowance. The owner WAS
astonisned that with tae quantity of grain
he gay- them they should become 50 ,hin.
and upon watching one day discovered
the cause. Alter the grain had bscn
placed IA ;.a a,ua.tr. fye VI six ener-
nous ras DESCENDED d and rapidly deyour-
ed II the poor horse approaching his
t.'nd 10 satisfy ms hunger was hMsen g.
vere'y on the lips by the feto. .iaus rob.
bers and kept at distance until his fod-
der vas entirely, abstraetea.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04
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The Prayer Of tho Betrothed

a lady over the signature OF Xxx. ), nor.ravs
her thang,ts in the 81. Louis Unioa. q tn. ~,
OF her n rrisy., in the folio ring mos, beastiful
serses"
Fa'hsr, come before tbs tarose.
With wand sendea knee.
T. th". Thee with = sre4t!a.tsa.
Fe- ] TIy lave II me
Fsse me- IT ~ aaa-t ,ais hsn-,
Igive not ,il 10 Thee
For deer Eee,iar'. mighty poss.,
Divides il not Wit Thee.
Tdou soeaest. Father. every thought
III: xaAes within my breast "A
And how this heart Ia. sainly sought
To keep its love suppressed
Rut when the isi vor shipped one.
sits sond,y by my side.
And bre athes the 20 ss ! eannai shua =
To me, his destir sl bride
Forgive me # the loving Kiss
He leaves upon my brow,
J, thought Of in Al hour like shis,
Ana thrills me even now.
He's chosen me to be his love 4s
And comforter through life
Eaabie m, oh God. to psoss
A loving, faithful wife.
He knows not, Father, sll the deep
Affections | controll--- aEN
The thousand loving thoughts thst sweep
Resistless DER my soul
He kaows not each fount Of love
That gu.he warm and free;
Nor can he ever ever prove
Ny warm idolAtry.
Then guard him, Faith sr-round his way
Thy choicest blessings cast,
Aud render each Successive day
Still happier than the last.
And Father, graat us 50 to live.
Tha, when this lifeis o'er
Within that happy hom: yon give
Wen meet to part no more.