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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
PREMATURE GRAVE.

PREMATURE GRAVE.
| r is remarkable fact that thousands have
j been brought TO premature grave by negIae.
ting TO take some good and efficient medicine In
time TO arrest the course Of disease II i.
also startling truth that thousands have been
heraided TO ali un'lmely grave by the use of
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore See
Ing the necessity Of some good and efficient med
icine, which could be relied upon when the SER
wees OF competent physicians eonld not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced to offer bis MANA
LUKE LiNIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO the public. These medicines are com.
pounded strictly honest and from medicines of
virgin purity, being warranted as purely vege;-
table.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns. ulcers.
sprains, feyer-sores sore throat neuralgia. tooth
ache, head ache, pains in the back side or breast
bolls, ring bones, pmples, diarrhpa, have beer
cured in tie las, year Also numerous ca ses 81
sweeny, galds, splnts, hstala, biz head. b,e
shoulder, poll evil, spraIus CHAMBERS, bolts, ehol
&c, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, heal
ache, diseases OF the skin, jaandice, nervous
pains of all kinds, billions affections, costiye
ness. female affections, &c, have been restore.
to perfect health BY the use of Gllmore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
ati' pst'seA'tC bafahfss prevented DIV The nf
i. J. Mchlnny's Circassian Hair Tonic This
beautiful comhlr alton prevents the hair from
failing Oh, promotes Ats growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
III every town throughout the United Stat.
for the sale Of /. ]. McKnny's Celestial BaI,o
an uneqnalsd remedy for cholera. dysen.ery
dlarrhga, fas, chohc, and all pains in The bow,
esl.
POISON,
i. !. Hckinny's Worm Medicine contains
n poison and u warranted purely gegeta hls
This preparation has expelled worms ~ al,
kinds from TIE intfst h. canal when other pren.
afa'ions Of great reipute failed
FEVER AkDAGUE
In all IT'S various types, retmafeetly cured.
without injury 10 the system. by the tlsa of r
J. McknnY's Fever AND Agne pills. This ton
Y PREPARATION never has been e4nalea. II new.
er ta'.E Try il, and be satisfied that ague can
be cured.
Agents-A. gilbert, aad Chambers & Son,
i,ptohi N. Baker. Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow Amos Msrrills psdee Il. shs.hss,
Cedat Hln
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

fT- s. Z. quarter OF section /, r. 70, r. .
W; also D. 9. quarter Of .. W. quarter of n. ".
of section 80, 7. 30, =. 3w. For sale by
SAMuEI DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

e. 8. half Of N. E. quarter Of section II.
r. 81, n. 4 n. For ssl6'by 9IT1 Fl
.---~@s- SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

n FOR SALE. BOT ., Block %. town Of
Rochester, by rr
- ~ - SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

FOR SALE. The Z. half Of s. rs, and
half of 8. 70, r. W. Applyto,
SAMUEL TDgw RE Art.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

B#sEs8, AU- 70.
The Republican mecttog here to-day IS
fally attended 4 large number OF prom
'lenl politicians are Fre=aEl Hoa. {.
Goodrich or >tocAbrtc-e. PresiGes. a
mgng tie Wee Presidents ex.G3v. Boat-
vel, dem; Lieut.. Gov Grown, KIN
ant J " Fas.er. i. y.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

RTS. z. quarter Of 8. Il. quarter Of section
., r 81, R. w; Fer sale BY
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
DRY GOOD,

of all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist
Hg of cloths. Of foreign ann domestic msnufae-
ture, such as broa4elcths Of Preach and Amer
lean manufacture; twiiied eoiored. plain doe
skip: satinstts, sheep sreys, jeans, tweeds d
sanner ware; PRINTS Of the cocHEco, Merri.
mac, Fab River and other principle factories
maddex colors warrented fast and of the lates.
fashion: eatioa goods, factories, musiins, sheet
ings, shirting., osnabergs; fancy goods, Iaces
hroc AIDES, Swiss silks, satin fringe gsuze inser.
tion, lawns, dslaines, ehanbrays. bobonetls.
laccnests, &C.
WooLLEN GOODS.
FlanneIs, Linseys, yalns. shawls, etc Ia aban-
dance. Noiions. combs, gloves. aittenS. COM
forts tsadserchiefs, needles, thread, tape. pins
etc. E..
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee. nalasses. salt spices, rails
ms. candles, fish, pepper, indigo, uadder SC.
HARDWARE.
IN this line we have all the ARTICLES usually
kept BY country aserchants. and such as GUS
toners desire without exceptions. -
GLASS s. QUEE SSW ARE
oil all kinds necessary for the use of fam lii.s
- BOOTS 4 SHOES
OF all classes kinds, descriptions and sizes to sal
and nj men women and children
HATS & CAPS
10 fl the head Of customers OF all sizes ami fog
all classes of men, social or ralitieai. including
the latest style II
kN0N-NOTHTNGS
IN fact we harsthe largest stock @ goods. cs-
er bro ught 10 this town, aid comprises almost
everything fFom belt OF osnabarg, 10 a string
OF beads From satin dress 10 rat trap
From hogshead Of sugar 10 brass button
From silk hat OF bonnet to Misses CATERS or
& paper of tacAs. Well, the half cannot be
told Cal aud see. If--H
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

TT HF UNDERSIGNED has acw on hard II
] bls Lime Kin, 2 riles sub n Triton !
quantity Of LINE, Of winch there is 60 BET
ter 10 Iowa.
He also intends keeping supply always o
hand, and q TIE v.ry best quality
n2s-d SAM'L HANCOCK
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
Doctor Yourself.
THE POCKET .ESCUL.aPiUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

WILLIAM YOUNG, Nj. d.
Let no father he ashamed to eresnnt copy Of
the stsCrLAriEs to his child. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations OF
married life without reading the roekET 4fsct-
larIps. Let no one suffering from haehniea
eau Oh, pain in the side restless nights, nervous
feelings and the whole train Of Dyspeptic ses.
sations, and given up by their physician, be an
other moment without consulting the EscrtAr.
It's Have the married. or those about 10 ne
married, any impeachment. read this truly useful
book, as il has been the means of saving thou.
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
jaws Of d. ath.
EEs- .snygefson senjing TwFNfY FIVE Cent?.
enclosed in letter, viii receive one cory Of this
work by mail or i've copies Willis sent for One
Dollar. Address post paid
DR.. NM YOUNG,
.. No. IL spTnee Street Phllalrlphia.
mt. liz
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
CHAS. SHETLAND,
DEALER In
familp 6rottrits /!
T'IHToN, IOWA

hE Subscriber having recently been to :,
Lo9ls 10 purchase a large and choice stock
~ ainiiy ufoeenes, Il now prepared to SUNNY
ne cliikens of Upton and vicinity with snpe rior
arhcies, consisting a. follows
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Re-boiled
New Orleans
Best Coded Syrup,
!" Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
s0iardfus, pimenio, indigo, mndde,. mi.
SINS, Figs, Prunes, Almonds, En-
gfish Uainuis, Brazil Nuts.
f'iberfs, Dried Peaches,
Rice, Tar, White fish,
.Nackerel, Lend,
Cordage.
SHOT,
Yong HysoH Tea Imperial do. Green bn,,., j.
"os, .n"Hs Buckets Ponder Soap, na,is.
Gfass Gaaatss. Broogs, uasb
boards, L,k, Paper pp.tgqr, ualra
r. Sfarch. saitretr HIM. hutasss
ioeaoeo q all hsnds Cigars Of aRra.
pN''es, DaTy SAT- hat4a}a,ea SAT-
bfafsmg, Bsd cords, Pepper Sauce. III,
.Gps, fJss Casa, Oysters, Clothes ~,
80, ca craft ,'sa s.rss, Fps ats,as, &c. T.
"a = '''e "f'elrs t7o numerous - tass,,so.
The articles are all warranted OF 90 vi
quality, and will be sold on reason,ll.
terms for cash.
ne subscriber believing that the .,e,,,i,.
business WIN yield good pfoat on tie ipxes,
La i b 80
ava ana = - - ior asaare Of public pat.
peileves MAT he can receive a break dow, -
eompiaeshil. as any other man. ~
gs1 Please call and satisfy yours.), g
CHARLES SHETLAND
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

lon IRE assehs no,iHcd tAat there il new eu
lie tn III a. 6fth laFg II Ire district court
I'm am ffr tie aeanty ef Cedar. nj state VI Ioa~
petition II Nm. u Johnston PRAYING to lie
ser1sd f'oa ii.s bonds % sssatiiiaoHy 1o~ sais;.
ing between you EIl4 him, ale gine "a q caus4 !.
Year desertioh from lis bed ana Board for N.
space 81 sl.ee years mi that subpoena has
been issued TO Summon yoa. aud returned. en.
dorsed hy the sheriff defendant not found -
nov un'ess yon appear on or before the 2sfh
ia II Sepsc mhvr. 4. D., 1875, aaa make defense
hereto, the pzaSer u said Petitioner VIII be
granted and said di orce aeefeed
}. ". tAgFELi, c.'k ais. 81. cedar CO.,
WEirs srrcsF. attorney fer p'tr (rss.ss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
Change.

Change IL the disguise that Time puts
on, lest we grow tired of HIM. Eve
while we are complaining Of change, he
is preparing some new surprise for US;
and if we did blu, know it, OF many a
man would i, be said, as of one Of old
"he wen, out and hung himself" We're i,
no. ,ha, Time turns life Into masquer-
ade.
Sometimes he is a youth with gar.
land of flowers sometimes a ma,ron In
a cloth Of gold; sometimes a warrior in
the mids, Of fields he has won; some.
times his footsteps are like the chimes OF
bells: sometimes his tones are very like
. skell
We picture Time poor old man with
wings depending from his shoulder
scythe in hrs hand. and frost ia his bos-
ON And when we think Of him, drifting
SHOWS. and toleing bells, and wishered
leaves, aud
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

CcuFpSr PRrscRIBE FoR HIs.--i
few days since 4 gentleman OF our ac-
euaintanoe, VINO unfortunately at times
pays too much devotion al the shrine o.
Bacchus, was Slightly afflicted in his mind
by those decisions which are consequent
upon dissipation. A young friend was
sent for 10 attend hi;n until lie should re.
cover. This friend as lie was gong -
perform bis missloa, Glanced 10 meet u
young and talented member Of the bar
wao had frequently been troubled with
the legions Of Captain WA!sAey'. devils,
AID Familiarity be asked him wha, course
1t was necessary 10 pursue in such cases.
VIVA. dose he sect" Inquired the law.
Yer. TIE other replied that hi. .,sk
TREAD $50 snakes. rats, ard deg. sa4
AoFses, aaj jaakasses -, stop, stop. cried
tie lawyer, / can. prescribe Tor hun
in my experience, | never CT as low as
,ackassss'---P Puts Post.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

A FINE STREAM.-A good story is told
Ct Philadelphia Judge, well known for
his love OF J1ke. He had advertised a
farm for sale, with fine stream OF water
running through ii. A few days AFTER
wards, d gentleman called on him 10 speak
abou, it.
We'll, Judge sad he, 4 have besa
over ma. farm you advertised ior sale tie
o,ner day, and find ii all right. except the
fine stream Of water you mentioned
1t runs though the piece OF woods il
the lower par oil the meadow said The
Judge,
What, Tat ilttle trook Why.-it
doesn't hold much more than a spoonful
| am sure II Yea would empty boal o.
wafer into II, II would overflow. You
don't call tfat fiue stream, 60 you r
Why sir II It were much finer YOU
couldn't see II q, ali, sald tie lrdg- very
blandly.
we never heard whether the gentle
man baught the farm, bur We rather sus-
pect be didn't.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12
$1,000 sAaE AstlAs ssNH Z FNaEAt
With TIE aoEers III al -rnA karaann


BE has reaped and bound together, many
time and Of, ali from part OF the pic
.uIe.
But Time never sat for his portrait
and this is no, like him. Time is not old
ne is as yong as the last hope he is 10,
srael when lie MOSES over the inscriptions
hat would ever remind US Of the loved
and lost.
Time has a news wardrobe for each
year. Refer TO the old letters that Won
have written, if yeu would see wha, Won
drous changes heart and m md are ever
and ever pating on Bus they come So
gently and 50 gradually We scarcely per.
cieve them. What transition more won
derful than when the boy OF sunny brow
and sunny locks, bounds into stern and
heasy-,reading manhood! or when the
girl-all /, cling, all hope all song becom-
es The thoughtful woman or the wa,chlal,
loving. waiting matron2
Changes is the beautiful lining of
Time; and there are bu, two things be-
meath the stars that never wear it-true
friends aud true hearts
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-12

To Joseph Sidel, John Sidel, James
Clemson, and the unknown owners or
any other nerson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
AMERICAN MASS MEETING.

From the outgiyings which have reached us
welshould not be at all astonished if there was
tremendous gathering on Lafayette Square
tomorrow evening, to ratify the nominations for
State officers made by the Convention on the
fourth of July, notwithstanding the shortness
of the notice given, the advanced period Of the
season and the vast numbers Of people absent
from the city. We're the city full, or had time
permitted, there would have been the largest
gathering ever known in the Southwest. As il
is, we doubt not there will be an extraordinary
demonstration, oil the circumstances considered
and that enthusiasm, and hope and exultation
will prevailon every hand.
Several eminent speakers will address the
meeting, we understand. Among the names OF
the orators mentioned are those of the powerful,
logical and massive Randell Hunt the eloquent,
strong and inpassioned Albert Pike, and the
ardent and enthusiastic Charles D. Dreux. Here
is an Intellectual feast worthy Of any one's at
tention. Other speakers Of ability and power
will also be on hand, although we do not feel at
liberty to name them at the present moment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
Ec oMM usIoA4sp.I

NEW ORLEANS, July 9th, 1856.
. Mess,s Editors Our police deserve the thanks Of
the public for the energy they have shown in arrestpg
many OF those Italian thieves and cntthroats In MAIN
IN the next to the market is the place they
requentthose dsns of nquty called wine houses where
Wne beer and spirits are sold and strange to say pay
license How this? when respectable places are taxed
50 and these wine houses ere allowed go free of ali
taxes Your noticing this will oblge an old subscriber ID
your valuable paper. a ClTIzrr
We publish the foregoing with pleasure, and
trust the publication may lead to good re-
suits. But we would respectfully suggest to
our correspondent that he confer with our eff
Gent Captain and Lieutenants Of Police, and
post them up personally. We feel assured they
will execute. the laws faithfully, and bring
Offenders to justice. But-they cannot be every
where and know everything all at once. We
agree with sCitizen . that it is an outrage
that heavily taxed traders should be brought in
competition with illicit and unlicensed dealers.
Let the latter be pointed out and the evil will
be speedily abated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

CoNaREssroNAL-- Third District.-The COM
munioation Of "a Subscriber," which appears
in another column, will be read with very gem
seral attention. We know the distinguished
gentleman, named in connection with Congress
sional honors, well. All our correspondent says
of him is strictly true. He is q man Of marked
ability, large requirements, Of spotless charac-
ter and great personal worth and popularity.
J udge Watterston has already beaten Thomas
Green Davidson, the Democratic nominee, in his
own parish, and will, We are persuaded. give
him another sound drubbing, should he be
placed in the van Of opposition. But, it's the
exclusive business of our Third District friends
TO designate their own standard bearer in the
desperate conflict that is before us all That he
will he = noble and gallant champion. we cannot
permit ourselves to doubt for mn instant With
such 1aatcFial as Waterston, Wales, Allen,
Pond, etc., to select from, the impossibility Of
failure becomes at once apparent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

" We learn from the Indianapolis Journal, that
locomotive descending the inclined plane near
Madison indiana, few days ago, in conse-
quence Of the dmpness Of the track, got beyond
control Of the brakes and went down the plane
with fearful velocity. When within hundred
yards Of freight train which was standing on
the track, the engineer, Samuel Idler, and the
fireman, Thomas Bizette, took a desperate
leap for life from the flying engine. Mr..
Idler was dashed against switch signal and
Instantly killed. Mr.. Bizette struck the ground
and instantly expired. MIR. E. j. Robinson, a
clerk Of the Company, who was on the engine,
chung to it, and by the collision with the freight
train, was shoekingly mangled, though yet liy-
ing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
The Mans. The Northern and Eastern mai

The Mails The Northern and Eastern mails,
via Mobile, were very irregular last week, fail
ing four days in succession. Those du -day
oafae through, bringing dates from all parts as
late as due. The telegraph this evening says
she mail due tomorrow has failed from beyond
sOpelika, Ga. The Collins steamer Pacific,
from Liverpool, of the S0th, will be due in New
York tomorrow --her accounts, particularly re-
lating to the war, are looked for with more than
ordinary interest al this iuncture
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

BuRxlSG OF THE MAGNOLIA BRASnER - The
steamer j. NJ. Relf, which arrived here this
morning, brought down Capt. Leonard, the clerl
and crew Of the above unfortunate boat. From
them We learn that on Sunday morning, between
and s o'clock, tho Magnolia Branner, from Red
River for this port, with Q cargo Of 1915 bales
cotton and sundries, took fire and burned to the
waters edge, driffed across the river and sunk.
Boat and cargo total loss The crew barely
escaped with their lives, having lost everything
but what they stood in. The clerk gathered
up the books and papers, when, finding that his
father was asleepin his state-room, he, went TO
arouse him, and before he got back to the office
it was enveloped in flames and all the money Of
Che boat lost The Magnolia Branner was new,
having been built at Louisville last summer at
% cost Of $4,000, and had been running but
three months. There was no insurance on the
boat Two white and one colored man belong
ing TO the crew were lost, together with two
likely negro boys belonging to Mr.. w. II. Bry-
ant. he consigneea Of the cargo Of the Mag,
nolia Kramer will DO found under the, head Of
shippir 6 intelligence. 2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
.ALpERMAMIo ELECTION.

The election for Alderman which takes place
to-day in the First District, we regard as OF
much Importance; and it is really to be hoped
that the voting community will take sufficient
interest in it to 60 to the polls and deposit their
ballots. The affairs of the corporation are in
such condition that able and experienced
hands are required for the work of extrication.
To retrieve the past and provide and guard
against the future is an undertaking attended
with difficulty ;syet it can be done by wise,
practiced and Industrious municipal Legislators
As we stated yesterday, Mr.. VIM. P Con-
verse, after much urgent solicitation, has con-
sented to take upon himself the duties and res
possibilities they are heavy and onerous-
81 an Alderman Of New Orleans, We were
glad to be able to make this announcement at
the time, and take equal pleasure in reiterating
1t. Having been in the Council, he is as familiar
with the duties and business of an Alderman as
he h with the wants, necessities and interests
of the corporation. He is no new man, no tyro
in municipal legislation has not to learn the
routine of proceedings before he can make him
with all the advantages Of experience and actual
knowledge in his possession.
Such man, according to our humble opinion,
should be cordially taken up by the people,
without distinction Of party, and elected without
opposition. We're the city prosperously stu
ated, there would not be 50 great necessity for
active and experienced men but as the con-
trary is the case, unfortunately, we should all
be rejoiced at he-spportunity of obtaining the
services Of one Of the very best and most useful
citizens of the First District
For official election particulars, see regular
notification under the proper head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

A very heavy fall of rain, says the Mobile
Register, accompanied by hard wind, passed
over our city and vicinity on Friday night--or
rather, Saturday morning, about three o'clock.
We understand it has done good deal of injury
to the crops of corn, by blowing down and break
ing off stocks-snd has damaged gardens and
lelds, which were at all rolling, by washing
them into gullies and carrying off the soil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

The New York Herald is informed by cor
respondent at Neuvitas, Cuba, June 22d, that
yellow fever and black vomit prevailed amongst
the troops at Puerto Principe to fearful extent
Some Spanish officers Of rank had died, and
eighty soldiers were carried off from the LIST
Of May to the Goth of June. Some mild cases
have appeared on board the ships at Neuvitas.
The crops were poor. Two Spanish war vessels
were In port
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10
ThsLondon(o, W. Free Press, of the got

The London &C. W. Free Press, of the 10th
ult., says;
Yesterday afternoon thunder storm passed
over this town, and 3 flash Of lightning entered
the house Of Mr.. M'Kerlie, brother of the late
member for East Brsnt, and killed his second
daughter, about II years Of age, and hired
man. Mr.. M'Ksrlie himself is severely wounded
about the thighs; and the man who brought the
Information to the wife Of the deceased man
was knocked down. Part of the clothes of the
unfortunate young lady were carried away in
flames up the chimney.
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