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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

( eA young lady was I, Gently cured
OF palpi,ation Of ,hesllearr ahy young
NJ. D:ia the most naturalsway magma
bic. He held one Of her hands in his,
pu, his arm around her@waiss, aud wis
pcred something in ter leitear. -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

$50 A boy, about six years OF age,
entered asshop in Dundee. a. few days
ago. sp,isssked sfor pound Of canary
seed. As BE had no money 10 PAR Tor II,
The saop keeper Qo.wi,on the boy was
we'll knows wishing 10 ascertain wLeth-
ler.hes had been sent by .his parents %
any other paa,y, asked lis That. seed
sor your mither. my mannie.s .No, said
rho ,,or&'' sac Far Ar o bird "a gsas ssrs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
h. DICKINSON.

Would inform the pnAlic,
. hast 10 y no , maauiactsFsnx
warranted articles Of BoAas q Shoass and wid
ma ke toAssdes, wArSastl~g be work. Also, |
mail st0rk Of sadymsds Boots, Aow on hama
Il his shssp one door west u Hammond's and
ext e Gilbert. -fcfer Iowa I-.f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
= Pl-ase o0ll and sails y yosfseh %.
CHARLES SWAZILAND.

CASH Is NEaDFn.-- All perzpas knowing.
themselves to BE- indebted Il ne. either bY not
book aecpsns or Otherwise. u1nst call and settle
The same on or tsfcre The Isl dey u Mar, o.
eass viii be inn<sn@ the SANE
fff-f JaRs WEAVER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
r.y- widow Grizzlies husband 10

died OF cholera, 1t lie .ilst q lis mos'
acute bodily pain, aNeI~te hand Of death
Aad touched him aBj wsi;p vrrhiag in
aeony, bis gentle vie sald ,o,him -
Mel, Mr.. Grzzla yoa needn't kick
round 81, auI wear HE sheets all out, l,
you are a dying
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

EEH- M<diock WEAeu love ~ Eke o
feast OF dishes = a.snese show and deep
ton. Wss would sooRef wed Ans slfnss1
house than female minus Of heart
wsll.rst&N. { sssss~ II IL
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
y NEW YORK III III
Advertisements.

Iron VlsscheE& SsheilssGen'l Ad-
.ssr,is,nr House, sac 3is, BroadYny:
! = 1 I 9. - = -
CASH MUSIC AND. PIANO STORE
II k@s1 ~ as a2s 3 y *4E&Nas
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

Ai6 eOETfE Iol, AL
offers u tire public TIE argns.seie4.ioa q stoves
ever offered il Tiytons they 4te ~ follows:
; sizes II he eelsbIsL Ast4 Ross -ooA stores
8 si-Es Of tia Baask, .arrla4.
sixes III Lac Magic Leaf,
5 .sgss 81 The CAsr.area Ia.
3 .itss az lie Black DiaMoG8,
. sizes Of tha priAsigastIg,
. sIzss of .4e Best Premium,
s siz~s u tie Issu4y tile West
3 s.ges Of the usssen ii the foEr>s.
szss D. the EIntan AiI t5gAt,
3 sizes 81 tae Nests IN sfar.
30 Box stoves aslans sizes,
Is parN,r .fasas various sizes
e Heating sts9es sa.iaas saEea
-. dining roslsis
We tfso oFgEa aEasy f5sT - ftgAsAb whsE.
. Cases II assorted Jagaaei ease,
y t'asss 81 sesse / sase.
5 8uz. j - Kettles various sizes
. eas. tat irons,
to ha les q Rass1A ig8a,
> aales If eomlloa iron
:. gNes - * "a Rsa;e8
hoxss u x / *
aaNe, u L,
) Gws ~ xiEic,
| 3 ewt sfeosfar
/ large copper Eseets for elevators
All aiads Of ieateris- glass All in aad ar stslf
u tlaware II oar 1aassifas. ls.e saiea We 81.
sell les Than A. Nus aiine. stse a eel ~
see fef Yourselves: We sant charge y8a az tthin
70 iso atopr ssees. We also L-se slxgy ssaoasaf.
| feet lightning rsas LIST 4uaiitg.
| II celebrated tin Lard lamps. Of AL SIC
and patterns If eas osr manufacture Tues,
!. IA - for uarnhsfs, eaeafaess ana trdltaacJ
/ u aesr bsa', sse not eaaa4sa ~ any Lamp
/ noe =. gse. We are aiso manufacturing TIE
UNCLE TOM sT0TE Drum,
/ beFav double cylinder Perpendicular drum
which a.e adopted Ia stoves oil ans size or Pal
.ern, by The use u winch the draft os the stove
/ increased, AMI the heat obtained tom the sam
/ IRE r double 81 II D. stove without fhe erfr-
| Cal and examine at our shop, o. they can b
| seen - {. Sxs..aDi's store.
::sfna. Il. HAMMOND.
n-u r B. MsCRACKES.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
rg-"Dick Tinto," the correspondent Of
the New York Times, writing ir9m FsoE.

"A.nerican' parents. visit q their
aaa .hlers 10 ,aake AMBITIONS { } matches
do 40, dlsdain alliances with Flesale
grsndees. An Italian made sllus,rIous
a: Flesolc, will marry Yankee glrl for
one hundred thousand dollars down.
This is Tie current rate, | am told, IN
these leusr days. when rrpntlicanism IS
lell, aud nobility il ri- Az.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

r~A COED story is',ela f-frre Ma
SON. fe'was six Tea efii seven I,chesi
in height. Riding .oae win,cr day be-
tween Walpoie and keene, he vas met
by ,cams,er. I. whom he gave tie road,
TIA. the. lrlow insisted On the whole, i and
woah nor ,urh lis ie-n a ~ take the
usual hall. Jsss waan noi tarn out ether.
Al length the.,eainster tlrca,ei-ad 10 fog
Mason. lssi,es saPurhe began 70 !iitshim-
SELF NJ til as Aeigh ADD l,on.ing npsin
such Pnnderoas and lohy dimensions, The
fellow hastily exclaimed, | rather guess
| will turn out Tore any more ol you comes
up on; Of the sleigh"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
DRY GOOD.

DRY GOOD.
IT all kinds, qualities and descriptions, eonsis,
ng II cloths, Of foreign ann domestic raansfars
trre, such as broadelois, u French ard Amer
lean manufa cture; twIlled 'soiored, pIa.n doe
skin; satiasits, sheep -grtys, jeans, tse4ds
sumner ware; PRINTS Of me cocHEce, derrl-
mac, Fall River ana other pri,eipfe factories
matier co.ors warrg'ed fast and oE the latest
fashion; couod gods, factories, nasiins, Street,
ngs, shirtings, Osnabefgs; fancy COOS, Iaces,
broeaGes, Swiss silks, satin frrge, saaze inset.
,i5g, lawns, dsi4lness chausraJs, bebonetis.
Jaconetts, &c.
WooLLEs GOODS. -
Flannels, Lnseys, yaIrs, shawis, 70. II abar-
dance. Notions, conabs, gsoyes, nitfeDs. COM
!cr;s, anGkefcaiefs, needles. thread, tape, pins.
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas. ssrsar, lcoiEe. taoIa SO u grcss, ~
ms, candles, fi.h, neppcr, indigo. maader &C.
HaADN AaE..
/. In this line We have al the articles usually
/ kept BY .oantry merchants. AID such a. Gus
| toners desire without sxcs ptionS
CLASH tlifEIssWIAhE
of al kinds necessary for the Use of families
BOO Is 4 SHOES
of All class. annd, .dsscs nd size~ to sui
ana Ok H.4n u0mea aud eAIiAFea @
t# HATS & GAPS 0
ID III TIE head IL customers II All .ites aSi for
ali eases a nen, social BIZ political, iaelld.ar
the latest Style IA
hNOH- s5THfNGs
fl fart We h5vrthe largest stock III goods. es-
eli bro aght 10 this iowa, aid comprises afFaas.
everything Il 1ma ssls d. csfsbfrg, u, : stag
e bead. From satin dress 10 rat trap
From hogsiiesd Of sugar to brass button. -
Frsa q silk has or bonnet % Misses CATERS o.
. "a Ter OF tacss Well, ,sse half cannot be
told! Cab and see. fa7-H
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

THE UNDERSIGNED kaep. constantly on
i hand large aId e,npsese ASSORTMENT OF
Iron and se<i. Also Nails and all other afii-
tlss Il Hardware.
nv. 7sg3 sHAh l. EALLhi
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
HsssesNs Dlfsssli.- : =

.--s-s A priest pseactiiiJ abcsit soths'
estlicu.4r saim was extremely -high in
ass paarg yr1e, and spoke 81 lam as far
exeelling every saha IN The caNndar.--
He took view 81 tls celes,ial Hierarchy.
but in vain:. Ia c9al4 act assign ~ eAis
sam, place WORTHY y many vrnssfe
possessed; every sentence snaed thus:
Where. uara. cIa We place. TINS great
saint p -gTAa}.Alf y II AAsN.A I
A sa,lorg,ircTt d, lastog Tire repetition,
exclaimed: agr #s- 49,. ,.as go So
You can place lpn IN my seal, tor, \
am going argv'' saAs.. s.asF gassa NJ
A Va -. M.-. NV
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

The under sig ned would further Inform sse
public that their stock of the above articles a.
large. aud vel selected, fresh from Boston and
81 Leafs markets and will bs sod at prices a.
-ae4p a. any place north of 81 Louis. Give u
cali SHAW, BAGLEY / CO.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

SsSALC1 ~ ING RC0GCs s
yenirs-.-R NJ. Long, WIN. ~. 'KNUGsf. y
Polk---Dayid Slpper, Perez FriDk, - IS
Pioneer, Cornelius Howsrd, David plstnc
Linn. Baldwin Parsons. Low i o. c.Nins.
Red Oak---Samusi Handlin, w. a. NiGby.
Rochesie'--- George p. Coty, A. &. Tsrfick.
Sugar CTeek--- Martin g. Mliler.B. ~. Wsli
Iowa Elisha Schoo!ey, John NJ. -Cai.d.
Sprlngdsler-- Thomas VIM. HiyaIN uAtsSla.
Inland &c. I. s. Bacon, John B. ilua.
Springfield VIM q Hoskins, u anits n. Noe
Cass---Jac komyer Baldwlnf jkaht n cCraays
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
rASIIlONARl.E
TaIL ORINT yHOP.
/. N. MAGE.

WOHIu INfOFm us Old custOfn-
km RS and tlie public generally, that
f7iN hsi still max ing To order, cloth.
I'M N ing AZ the latesf fashion. All. of
S-a1Ss his work is warranted. Shop 10
gp-stairs over. NJ Chambers \ Soma Drus
store, Upton Iowa. ts7tf)
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEM.
ralfana winter stock Just rscsirs hsm
q ~ OS rON.e " q II 4 II

ra,rsna winter stock just fsesfrs hsn
UOsrON.e - y i
sa&s rpiErD s. CULBERTSO.N. :
rnhrace this or, s:trnity. Of recurring h.T
~ ~ "a this libs- aiand stnefous ccmmu1ny
snfr,st fayors and patronage, and to nfat N
80 customers and the srest Of mankind .aa'
thT are still on hand ut their establishment 10
,he hrick building on The ,rrrc
CORNER OF CEDAR 4 FIFTH Si0I1
And are constantly receiving from Boston
] and St. Louis, large and
.v,rxn,n AssoRTMESrs or
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows. h
.M,,,.moe. Coshseo .allen & Sen
ph,llips, Fail Riper, GfOoe.
Grunge, &c.
corroN sooDs. pr
Shee,inss, Shirtings, Osnaburghs. and
all kinds OF goods formen
and boys wear.
- 20
American and French fwiIled tleihs
.qmr,can and French, Bread Clofas,
= FRENCH CASSIMERES, a
| Plain and ,wiiled.
.i.MERIC.fF CfSSIMERaS,
Plain and fansy.F
sTwEE1DS.
Plain and colored.
SATTINETTS, CASHMEREfio,
SHEEPS.GREYS, JEANS, &c,
IL 7IBBoNIs,
! OF all XMAS, quantities aud coiors. "
I OF al, kinds. varieties, qualities and prices.
tI,wYs, LINEN LusTsas, SILKS, aLfAceAs. MI
mses. ps LANES, ctSeHAMs, MAN.
Kiss, TIcRINGs, pRiLLiNGs,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

1OsaQfy Court.
SAMUEL a. BISSELE, Judge
Terms, frs, Monday IN each month
except, April and August, first Tuesday
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
Give your Child a Paper.

A child beginning to read, becomes
delighted with news paper. because he
reads the names OF things which are Ia
mIhar; and Will make progress according
ly \ newspaper IN one year Ia worth
quarters schooling to child, aud eve.
~ father must consider that substantial
information connected with advancement.
The r: other Of family being one OF
the heads, and having d more immediate
charge Of children, should herself be IN
structed. A mind occupied, becomes for
titled against the ills OF life, aud is bra
ced Tor an emergency. Children amused
by reading or study, are OF course more
cousiderate and more easily governed.
How many parents who have rot spent
twenty dollars for books for their children
would have given hundreds 10 reclaim a
son or daughter, who had, ignoranty OF
,houghtIessly fallen into error and temp
tatl0n.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

A writer in Blaskw Gods Magazine,
thus d,scourses on the practice Of trying
to stick book larnin' in the heads OF ch1l-
dren while they hre yet babies.
How have l heard you, Eusebus, pity
the poor children. remember looking
| at a group OF them. and rejecting. For
of such is III. Kingdom OF Heaven; and
of such IS the kingdom OF trade! II
child three ysars Of age, nth book in
its in fast hand is a fearful sight. 1t Is
too often the death warrant, such as the
condemned stupidity looks at--tatal, yet
beyond his apprehension. What should
child three years old nay, five or SIX
years old be taught Strong means for
weak dIgestion. make bodily strength
Let there be no nursery tales and nurse
~ rhymes. | would say to every parent,
especially to every mother, sing to your
Children; tell them pleasant stories; If IN
the country. be no, too careful lest they
get little dirt on their hands and clothes;
earth is very nuch akin to US all, and III
chlIdrsn's ou,-cf-door plays, soils them
| v. j
consanguinity between all creatures; by
ii We touch on the common sympathy Of
DOR frs, substance, and beget kindness
for our poor relations, the brutss, Lee
children have free, open air, sport and
fear not. though they mae acquaintance
with the pigs. the donkeys and the chick
ems they may form worse friendship:
with wiser looking ones; encourage Ia
miliarity with oil thai love to cour. them
dumb animals love children, and chill
dren love them. There is a languag-
among t EN-, which the world language
CELEBRATES in the elders. 1t is OF more
imp r,ance that you should make you
children loving; then they will be gentle
and obedient; and then, also, parents, /
YOU become old and poor, they will b
better than friends, and will never neg
lect you. Children brought up lovingly
a, your knees, will never shut their door
upon you, and poin. where they wooI>
have you 90.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

A BEAUTIFUL ALLEGuaY.--A tIaye-
er who spent some time ia Turkey re-
ties a beautiful parable, which was told
bim by derVise, and which seemed even
more beautiful than Stems celebrated
figure OF tho accusing spin, and recording
agsl. Every man, says the dervtse,
has two angels, one on bis rjghs Shout
Ter, aad one on his left. w he does
anything good, the angels on mis- rat
shoulder writes it down He waits I'll
midnight. II before that fine the man
bows down his head and excIams, era.
cious Allah. | have sinned, forgive me-!
the angel rubs it oat, and Inc angel on
The RICH. shoulder weeps.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
From Putman's Magazine.
Dead, but not Buried!

Lin your dress "a you GROSS the street,
A ID sh ~ your dainty little feet;
Tour Hteps are light, your eye is gay,
No tairer lady greeta the day.
Your rivals smile with bi Ter h ate,
Humbled to death With your scornful state
Each gallant eyes you through his glass,
And the poor stand by to let You pass.
Madame It's sweet to be young and fair,
Aud we'll to be rich and free from care;
Bat the poor are flesh and blood like you,
'Tis i'll to scoru them as you do
That wrinkled old orone' who begs alone,
While the sharp winds cat her to the bone,
Harkl & her burden, sad aud wild,
we are tors, bet not buried, ehtid''
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
a ueRsnare,
Y Glassware,
Chinaware,

NJ E THINK we may safely say 10 our Gus
" toners, trends, the citizens OF Upton, and
the rest u mankind, that we have the largt
and most cornpi.t. stock Of the above artis I
ever received n Upton, We ask an exau :
ration r nur stock II Queensxare. Giass~a !.
etc. We feel confident se can supply tie d.
ia ahds Of o4T friends who may favor 10 with
call fnot5tf) SHETLAND b SNYDER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
The Book Trade in
IOWA.
II. M. 1UE7NmTT,
MHssat;ns, icMa.

n. M. 1UE7NInTV,
MGscs:ins, Icwa.
Would call the attention Of the Trade, and Of
country merchants generally to his
large stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK WORKS
WRITING PAPERS. STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
All NJ which have been bought In such large
nuantitios direct from the publishers and man.
nsartnrers In the eastern cities and at the low.
eat cash prices that he ID able TO defy all compe~
t;tion and can sell 10 booksellers and merchants
ut Chicago and st Louis prices.
Among his stock now In store or shipped to
him from the east may be found
s7as OF McGuaey's Eclectic Readers
1855 Sanders parkers and Denman's do
.atl Reys arithmetics and algebrsS
Mss Thompson,s do do
lsl Davies do do
1884 do Higher Mathematics
los, Colburns Adams 5toddards and amitas
arithmetics
.2G5 Wells Bullou's and Kirkham's gram
als7 Smiths Browns Clark's and Penneo's do
| 1871 Bibles and Prayer books
1851 Mitchefs Smiths and olneys geograhhis
| 2595 elementary spoilers
| s26l other school books used in Iowa
! 81 gross states
| "a Wsbster's unabridged svo dictionry
| .9sl reams cap letter hill and note paper
Iles fat cap and folio post do
| 1911 tissue and wrapping do
6lsl rolls wall do
| 1924 window do
tlsl ouires medium DENY and cap ledgers jour
nais and records
| slsI IL bound gers day books and records
| 22l gros, pass books and tuck msmOrandams
| 7a2 steel pens
1896 volumes law books
1885 medical do
sItes stanaarl and miscellaneous ID
| 1860 note books including shawms Psalmistss
Sey Carmina sacra Halleiujah Harp Of the Sosth
tsacred meodions r.. &c.
1881 copies instruction books for the piano orgau
| meiodeon violin accordion guitar &c.
100000 butl white note aud card envaiops
Alsa a lar5e stock Of
gold pens
fine pocket cutlery
portemonnsies. pocket, bill and
blank books, ladies' reticuIes. card ca
| ses, furnished wallets, portfolios, mathe-
| ma,cal instruments, sheet music chess
men, writing desks, &C. &c.
All the above stock
hewlil sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
al the very lowest rates.
| BOOKSELLERS AND s.ERCHANTS,
aud all others " no wish to buy books and sta
tionerv, will do well 10 call and examine his
stock the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
II IOWA before purchasing elsewhere
All orders filled with promptness and at the
lowest rates.
- Cash paid for rags.
m. BURNETT.
Mlscaiine. Iowa. niG-f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

ED~.A babe in house Is well.
Bprirg OF pleasure, ]: Isl aId; and II this
8 true, Gov. Wright, OF Indiana, may
he considered among the happesi Of men.
We Isarn his lady has recently presen-
ed him with two Of such well-sprlngs
me a boy. and the other girl. Ihsy
ave been named, we learn, the boy
.en,ucky. the girl Indiana. All Wnght
Err.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
9ossips.

Some enc has said that "it is no, high
crimes, such ~ yobberies and murder,
which destroy the peace Of society, so
much as the village gossip, family quar-
rels, jealousies and chickering's among
nelghbors, neddlesonsness and tattlng,
which are the eanksr that eats into all
social happiness.
Beware Of gossip. When you observe
that al acquaintance habItuaIly enter
tains you with hash Of inuendoes and
scandal--no matter how agreeably or
handsonely served quietly bu, immsdl-
ately, discontinue all intimacy IN that
quarter. For you may be certain that
your name 10 lett out o. the TRADE 10
which you are lls,f ming, only because
you are present The hiatus will GER
'ainly 10 supplied q, the next house 10
which your visitor goes, which will per-
aps DO that Of one o. the victims of the
present conversation. )and jus, snch
f1ings ~ you have heard about your
neighbour will be said Of you. One
mould leave the grass upon hearing the
serpen,'s hiss or rattle. Sooner or later,
aowever, this serpent Of society falls a
r'ctlm to Its own poison. The moral
rharacter inpi'ed by such habits will, In
me. quite destroy or greatly weaken the
ntellect, and the distributor of social dis
rus, and Misunderstanding sink into an
rblect of contempt and adherence.
TuE Saoars.r WAY. - Some twelve
years ago, Napoleon lind. } was noted
ior two ,0,ngs, one for the carous,ng pro-
peuslties Of ito citizens, and the other lol
he great number Of CROSSROADS in its VI.
unity. 1. appear. that an Eastern col.
ectoJ had stepped at Dayton to spend the
night, and gam some information respec.
ing his future course. During the eve
ing he became acquainted with an old
Grover, who appeared well posted as IL
ne geography Of the country, and the
Hector though, he might as well inquire
80 route to dltsrsn. points to which he
ras destined.
4 wish to go 10 Greenfield said the
Hector, now which will be my shortest
avg
well. sir said the drover, you had
at,er 90 10 Napoleon, and take the road
fading nearly north
The traveller noted it down.
Well, sir. if wished to SO TO Edn.
bargF
Go to Napoleoa and take the road
est
Well if l wished TO go to Vermont
Go to Napoleon aud take the roat
uthwes..
Or to lndlanspolisF asked the collector
icing the drover closely, aud thnklhs
was being imposed oa.
Go to Napoleon and take the roas
u)rthwes.
The collector los'.ed at his notebook
cry direction had Napoleon on It, b
gan b. feel his metal rise, and TUNES
re more 10 the drovcr With:
Suppose my friend wanted TO go /
p
The dr7ver never smiled, but scfalche
head, and after a moment hesitate
MD.
Well my dear SIR, | don't ksow Of an
iorter road you could take than to 60 t
tapoleon.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

HABrrs--- Like the fakes % snow that
at'l upPerceircd upon the earth: the seem
Ugly unImportant event, Of life succeed
ne another. As the snow gathers to-
ether. 50 are our habits formed. No
.nrIe action creates, however it may ex-
bit, mans character; but as the tenn
:, hurIs the avalanche down the taoun-
ain, and oTsrwhelms tie ahcbltanl ard
$ habta.ton, 50 passion, ac'lng upon tie
lements Of mischief wblch pernlcious
abts have brought together by lmpsrcep-
bic accumulation, may overthrow tie
difce Of truth and virtue.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

GoISG IN TO HAVE THEIR sHAALs.--
! friend u ours, travelling On the Grand
yer road, just beyond Wilson's, stopped
a new saw mill, and ss il was not In
ntioa, asked the owner Why he did not
n bis nsll uoAs
Il do says he. 'bu. tue men have just
me TO have their SHAKES; Lrey 've all goG
IL fs.ernager, and we haze to stop The
silt every day about tu.s time for tA.n
% shake
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
AUSTIN PARSONS.

uARNESS & SADDLE M.aNuFACIohnn
OVER CHAMBERS & SON DRUG STORE
The undersigned would respectfully MORN rn,
hi. rtieaas and Che public in general una
he will continue in tn. above named business
and is now prepared to manufacture saddles
brides. trunks, carpet bags, vallses &C; Mas.
or, cart, Tray and buggy harness, ana ce,'s,
to SUI eyery variety If harness and warTan;su
not to injure the horse. My work WI, wll' DC P'''-
cipsily made by myself, ana nom 'he
Ono OAK TAN LEATHER
| so that feel safe in warranting all my "osn
| which will be done in the best style. an ="
| reasonable terms. .4USiiN ~ 80
| linton Iowa. lo-A
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
Boots f. Shoes.

ErE LAND L ssY ER
TITS our INT NIIOS t. keep on hand
| and for sal. as gooi stock Of Boots and
Shoes a. any house ia Upton, and will keep
our stock constantly replenished, and fun
assortment OH hand.
Wevil sell as cheap ss can be bought in
TIE place. but We will not say 1hat We can sell
cheaper because we bus for cash, bal We buy
on credit and vi sell on credit jast az chea p
as ca.h dealers (no45f) S, Il