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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28

sooner paid. And on the tbrd and ev-
cry subsequent conviction for sali Of
fence he shall pay fiue OF two hundred
dollars and the costs OF prosecution, aad
shall be imprisoned IN the county jail
ninety days.
SIC 6, If any person by himself his
CLERK, servant or agent, shall for h...aseT.
or any person else, directly @. n directly,
or on any pretense, Or by anv device,
sell, or in eonsldS' stlon Of the purchase
OF any o'he- properly, give to aoy o,hsr
P'iso', any intoxicating liquor, nc shall
oe deemed guilty oI a mlsIemeanor, auI
saatt pay,son his ifst conelctoa Of SAD
offence, fine Of twenty dollars aud the
eost OF prosecution aai s1atI stand CON-
united ten days, ualess tae SAN. he soon-
er paid on the sec nd conviction for
saIt offence, he shall pay ine Of fifty
dollars and tae cost of prosecution, and
snail stand committed thirty days, unless
the same ne SD ,ner paid and on the
tnird and every subsequent coAvIctlpn for
SAID offence, he shall pay fac oi enc
hundred dollars and the costs Of proseca-
ION, and shalt b. imprisoned In the
county Jail not less than three or more
tlan SIX moltIs. And in default of the
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

Blrtsdalc, lliy srrv't Halifax; IL Howard Fl91fi
Nathaniel Anderson. Swiney, Floyd, W Miles Am
hcrst Il G Ritter city; W Alah Bedford simpson city
Ihos Mitchell Prince edward; Williams, jr city l. sa
New Kent Berry. Georgetown, ID e. + y hs>eS
G Hill New Kent Prof Murphy, Md Prof Mathews do
WIN II Horton h Bedford Mrs Hardy do; Miss VI Horton
Campbell; W Cam7ran S9tyio Va; I II Williams thrs
tansburg; + i1ncS ir.- Wytheyle Bslnside Mon
Va; l. - Jones Ncwsonc Il Thomas Smiihc'li q tann
c Carrylr James Doyle, Salem; II A Piunkct', Apo
mattox; John + Hawkins Bedford II Harmong, y X X
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VA'rtWIE ,-.Sn Foa saf.E.-W1

Ass tH,.E s.END EbS SaS.G.-Wishuc to
~ '1lH my hnsnysS hive concluded sell the valuable
it'NN d or LAND upon which rcslr situated Otter
N'G IN I'd" county Of Campbell, Il miles South of the Forest
',. w. N ifnn Railroad. containing ~ Acres about
half Of which cleared and in i4h state nj Improvement
here are 'Nout oo acres OF river aul If superior
I'N admirably adopted p the growth If Corn. Wheat
l"u"c" The high lands Of the bes red soil the genor
thr StHtc. - -
'r farm well "aterod having springs or branches
having ice t'siu aad proved 10 he Fenuiuc situated
dIatcly ON tAe farm
ing oil large Dwelling House with rooms excellent
order good lcehuuse Smoke house and all other necessary
OUT houses; good Stahfs and Courthouse, Tobacco
fersos wishing to spond with the subject of
purchase, VIII address at Arnodto Campbell county VA
10" terms apply 70 tic undersigned living the PR misses
&C i-Hts EDMOND !. EARLY
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Henry D. Tirklin Phladcplia CASTOR otey, lynchbnrg
Va: G. G. Holland Dsnyic Alfred W Homer , ; Raroai
NJ : Ficls tiravson, L. : T0mpson, Richmond va IL
u Jones Wight Va Edward Carter Bedford ohn j.
CarH Charles cry. VA u A. Wilson, Va; l. NJ ID Mason
Va. Miss Margaret Jury Va. DR. T. ~ Patterson Liberty
VIM II Taylor Campbell Va; s W. hfssipn iatf,ek "a
IIn MrCr.yv Louisville Henry {. Wade Campbell, Va
S,ul II T., A., California; r. A. Fcrgioi Petersburg, va
Dau1 - IIartwcll, Richmond Va. T. II till Va q nm X
n WIN : wade yellow Branch; benjamin Camphell l.
Eigrcomb Philadelphia Richard Perkins tampb'lli lohp =
Laugborno, Amhcrs Boujauu Wlks. Bedford Philip 81
Geo Amber Amherst. Washington iseh, So Side H. X
James Terry Ctmpbcii ". II. spencer Ky.
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Workmen have commenced demnli-hing the
dome of the Capitol. although not even C ~
tract has been made for the iron dome to supply
its place.
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COMM !..RCAI.


Tnaseeo Inspections fgi ti'e ssaf .nife scptlrb,.
ri hinoni, s39.f, t.bfs -
L. nehlurg. 400 = -
our iHs ,'eef "a the past week, III Eh,s: .Hr, IA
week last year - hkds. stock hand fef in i4ia
hdss nspeets Il ts3 hHds Iiiees without ehauea y -
Lues, ligt weights aud nfdi5r - = - 90 - ..s
50 30; hne maaufietarinE-none offered. Iraf = ~ /
middi1g, - To 81 10 medium gosd 20 T. 5 IN ai +
shpfng-ione offered naanfee tsiaa good +, m " In
$50 81; line to extra do. - t. 81. ~ Az ID H
WtIEAr-ieetints inc with sails n 7 "a .
for good parcels. prime arfite sad today At - co. . p
WIN. T. SMITH. Gnnmissoprnri
LfNcn3URG WHOLESALE PRICES rrppi,.
CORRECTED EifRf 1DhsbAf ASD sAff Gu -.
sE5ssAGN - fIEisD
WHOLESALE AND kEfAII. GkoGEps
t0nnsi-sioa 1fsrcjaat- ~
OPPOSITE BANK e9t AEI. ~ NtIfi,1.p,I
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a5rpb ARRIVALS September 2s


CtaS II REYNOLDS BEDFORD: rhonas ovefsree do John
Ward dp Rrleson DO; Saml Griffin, do sampson
k,rar. Iborty Dr Il Pattosru. do Henry Poster, An.
berst nj; Dainor,n BEDFORD Chss heat Amhorsii N
VrIggiuton. Bedford
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Ghroitic Infringement of the 'gom>i,>.

Ny daughter. when six months Did taken with swell
ia IN the t,Ss which larger and larger til when six
old had great difficulty ALLOWING her food ~
cry night watch kept fearing She would sutocate The
best doctors attended her but could relief took her
the eminent East; they said there
help fr he. be to H. With sad heart returned
home her when She became much that the d1e-
had 10 he called in they decided that the nnsis
must BE- or the only means of giving relief Ny wife
wOuld this and She determined to Lin
incn Wbrl gave relic, the very nrt application and by n
continued She entirely recovered She is ten years
andheay could he dc sired Your Linment
IS also the best in for sprau> bruises cuts burns head
ache, ETC. and viii remove the Ia,st severe pain in few
also cured cakOd uddcr in in few days.
PEORIA, March Goth 1919 GEORGE FORD.
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nsANS FOR SALE.

lDsASo g0BS SAIE.-for sllo, on. ac,o.Ain.d ting
tarnt-, very superior PIANO but little Apply to
Ms. L. L5gseod, . the subscriber.
4. X. SLAUGHTER.
oc ldltSr.t Guardian Of Sallic s. White.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

lHE INDIAN DEpREpArIoNS IL TEXAS have
become 50 serious that, at the last accounts, an
expedition ofabout three hundred volunteers was
organizing rcar the Rio Grande. to act against
the malaudcrS, who, it was alleged were the
l'pan indians, on the Mexican side of the river
These savages, finding Mexico a safe refuge. have
fixed their abode there, and cross over into Texas
to commit forays.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

RfMrrANefslnee your issue Of the 27h inst have
eeeed forwarded further contribution from Bedford
county, by the hads Of r. II Bupro % the suffer
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, half for eac, city
IyncAburg Sept 20 le55 JNO NJ OTEY
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Free Soil Convention in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-The Free Sellers OF
Kansas held mass meeting al Lawrence, on
the 18th inst Ii was attended by six hun.
dred persons, and resolutions were adopted
denouncing the elections held on the 18th of
March last as a great outrage, denying the
legality ofthe Legislature, and pledging them
selves 10 resist its authority. They also rec
ommend the election of delegates to a con-
vention 10 form State Constitution, with a
view TO an immediate State organization and
application 10 The next Congress for admIs-
sion inio the Union. A resolution of thanks
10 Gov. Reeder was also adopted. In pursu
ance OF the resolutions, a State Convention is
called TO meet at Big Springs, on the 9th of
September next to frame State Consiilu-
lion. The Convention is to be composed of
five delegates from each representative dis
trtct
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Fer Auditor, Jacob Demou Of Madison and
N. P. Moore of Benton were named, and up
on a vote being taken, Jacob Demott receiv-
ed a majority of votes and was declared duly
Nominated for Auditor.
Mr.. Ent announced that vacancy existed
in the Office of Auditor for one year, and up
on his motion, Henry g. Phillips of Bloom
was unanimously nominated.
The following persons were then on motion
appointed the Standing Committee of the
county for the ensuing year.
JOHN SNYDER of Bloomsburg,
HIRAM X. KLINE of Orange,
PETER BODINE of Catiawissa,
N. P. MOORE OF Benton,
CHARLES NUSS OF Maine.
1t was then unanimously Rssoluet, tina, we
will firmly and faithfully sustain the ticket
this day formed.
On motion The convention then adjourned
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Candidate for Asse bly,.

The action of The Convention last Monday
endorsed the nomination of JOHN q. MONT
GOMERYs Ese., of Montour County, and he
is before the electors of the district as the
regular Democratic candidate and as such
entitled to an undivided party support
The candidate, this year, being conceded
10 Moniour, the choice of that County should
be agreed 10, unless strong reasons exist a.
gainst il, of which the convention aud the
conferees selected by it,. are the competent
aud proper judges. After their approval Of
the candidate named, his support becomes
tho clear duty of every member OF the party.
There are those who would have prefer
red different selection and 20 such a few
words may be timely; for it is expedienl
that all should be satisfied that the conven-
lion proceeded upon clear and solid grounds
of action.
/. The nominee is a man of undoubted a.
billy and characler; circumstances greatly 10
be regarded, especially IN view OF the detec
tive material of which the Legislature has
been composed for some years. The attempt
is now being made throughout the State to
select substantial men as candidates, and il
is right that this district unite in so good and
necessary a work.
2. The nominee Is thoroughly with the
party in its battle wilh intolerance and pro.
scfiftion, and in its stern defence of consti
tutonal principles against the assaults of Ia
nalicism, ambition and interest. The here
sizes which bewilder the weak, and seduce
into desperate courses those who are unprin.
cipled, will have in bin an able and deter.
mined enemy.
8. The importance OF Democratic major.
iiy in the next Legislature is evident, and
hence conciliaton and firm union OF both
counties upon candidate is highly expedi.
enl and necessary. Subjects Of Legislation
of great interest are to be considered at The
next session, in which fundamental princi'
pIes are involved, and Senator to represent
this State in the Congress OF the Uuiled
States is TO be elected.
4. Local difficulties, which have hereto
fore existed, are not involved in this election
No question between this county and Mon
tour is pending or is likely 10 arise and even
if this were not SO, there is ample security IN
The fact that This county will still have rep
resenlaiive in The Senate. Besides. we be.
lleve The nominee himself is sincerely op-
posed TO any species of renewed agitation.
Upon the grounds we have mentioned, and
others that conld he slaed, we trust that MIR.
Nj. will receive general, generous aud uni
ted support from The democracy of this coun-
ty.
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The PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL JoURNAL: A
Monthly Of thiny-lwo pages, eded by
THos. Ii. Burrows. Lancaster, Pa. One
dollar per annum in advance.
This deservedly popular EducationalJour-
nal entered upon its fourth volume in July
Under the editorial auspices Of the ndefat-
gable BURRows, whose name is identified
with The public schools of Pennsylvania has
become one of the most efficient instrument
talliies in promoting the interests of Educa-
tional Progress. Adopting for its motto the
axiom of VIM. PENN:
That which makes a good constitution
must keep it, viz: men of wisdom and viz
tue; qualities that, because they de escend rot
with worldly inheritance, must be carefully
propagated by a viruous education of youth;
the editor exerts himself TO the end of ma
king this great ruth more genera lily appreci.
aie1; IN awakening the mind of the public
TO lis vast importancey AMI IN arousing it TO
that point when nothing short of measures
which shall contribute to this end shall be
generally adopted throughout the Stale. In
this very laudable work we extend 10 the
Journal our heart and our hand. and urge up
on our friends 10 aid it and the cause 10 which
it Is devoted, by extending its circulation.
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Good for sullivan.


The Democratic Standing Committee OF
Sullivan county have appointed Committees
in the several townships TO hold the primary
meetings, and passed The following resolu-
lions:
RESOLVED, Thai the aforesaid Committees
are heieby requested and instructed 10 refuse
the vote of any man, who is known to have
at any time voted for any Know Nothing can
didale; or who may be either directly or in
directly connected with the secre, order, COM
monty called Know Noihngs, or with any
other secret political organization; or who
may have openly opposed the car didaes OF
The Regular Democratic nominations, at the
last General Election,
The Committee ado The following in-
structions are deemed proper in these days
Of political degeneration, when it is well
known that we have an enemy 10 the field,
clothed with powers of midnight darkness,
whose characteristic is hypocrisy, deceit and
ia!sehood. None but Democrats in practice
and principle, should be permitted 10 say
who shall be candidates of The pariy-lhere-
fore none bat Democrats should be permitted
to vote at the Democratic Delegate Elec-
tions.
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Boston Veterinary Institute.

This is the 6isr Institution of the kiud ev-
er incorporated in The United States, and the
first legislative acknowledged of the claims
which our domestic animals have on their
superors. England, France, and Germany
have long since endowed their Veterinary
Universities; and therein have trained up
class Of men VITO are abroad, dispensing,
with liberal hands and willing hearts, the
benefits of science 10 the sick and suffering
of the inferior orders ol creation.
The Veterinary Science offers The only
practicable and probable means of arresling g
The many unnecessary cases OF disease and
premature deaths that are constantly occur
Ting among horses and cattle.
Among The Faculty we recognize The name
of our old friend Dr. G. II. DADD. The Fac
ulty are Geo. H Dadd, Nj. D., Prof. o! Anal-
omy and Physiology. c. Nj. Wood, M. D.,
Prof. of Theory and Practice of Vet. Medi-
cine and Surgery. r. Wood, M. D., Prof oi
Cattle Pathology. The first session will
commence Oh The lst Monday of November
1855, and continue four months
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~ a. 4RIGDa

On The 26'h inst, by the Rev, William ]
Eyer, Mr. HARvY II. DESNisos Of Tioga, II
Y, to Miss MARY JANE YoCUM, OF Roarlngs
creek.
On The same Jay, BY the same, Mr.. LArAY-
ETTE STRAUssER, 10 Miss MARY ANN GIGER,
both of Monlour township.
In Nescopeck, June nth, 1855, by the Rev
!. BAIL, Mi. JOSEPH KEEHER, and ELIZABETH
STRAssER, both OF the iorme: place.
In Berwick, July 24Ih, by the same, Mr..
HENRY H. ZELLSER. of Conyugham. Luzeme
CO., and Mary a. SrRAssER of Nescopeck
III Berwick, Aug. lith, by ihe same, Mr..
JoHS HISS, of Centre township, and ELIZA
NJ, second daughter Of William Hagenbuch,
formerly of Centre township, Col. CO.
On the 10th inst, in Milflin township, by
the snme, Mr.. WILLIAM CREAsEY, aud ELiz-
ABETH CREAsEY, both OF The former place.
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II would be wanon cruelty 10 kick any lon.
ger into the sore ribs OF The poor fool who has
lately been wallowing in the mire OF his slang
10 cool the intensity of his burning malice and
4. disappointment. He is as harmless as the
poor toad where he is known--except 10 those
whose misfortune il is to have him for a
frieRd for he never abused any man who
did not from that very fact rise in the respect
of all honest and decent men. To The many
who want him read out of the party we have
only 10 say that would be useless for he has
long since read himsef ont To those who
ask whether be has been initiated into the
Know-Nothing party we answer he needed
no vaccination because he took il finely in
natural way, and deserved certificate OF
honorary membership. If he did not get one,
he sold himself in very poor market. His
opposition 10 the Democratic ticket for two
years past did little harm il is true, and ii has
been reported that the reason why The Know
Nolhings do not recognize him openly as a
brother is because the smartest ones among
them declare that would ruin them, and in
sist that they might have elected their candi-
dates in this county last fall If be bad not
openly gone with them.
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Lrwrspuae UsrvnnsrrY.-This thriving sea,

LEwIsBuRG UHrvERsrTY.-This thriving seat
of learning held its fifth annual commence
ment on the 10th instant. Tho programme
shows a class of twelve. The institution
has a very handsome endowment, oi which
DR.. jayne and VIM. Bnckaell, Esq, of Phil
adelphia, a d.. P. Crozer, Esq of Chester,
gave s25,000. The President is the Rev.
Howard Malcolm, D. D., for many years pres.
ident of Georgetown College, Kentucky
The honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy
was most worthily conferred on The Presi-
dent Of the franklin Institute of the city, ].
C. Cresson, Esq.
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The A HMerican and Odd
FELLOWS, LITERARY MUSEUM ;
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The Teachers Association

OF Columbia County will meets at Blooms.
" burg, on Saturday, the 29th day OF Sep.
tsmber, at O'Clock p M.
Several essays and addresses are expected,
and teachers are earnestly solicited for their
experience on School topics.
All friends of education are respectfully
invited TO attend. X. w. WEAVER,
WIN. BURGEss, See'y. President
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Hoilo,sav's Ointment and Pills, certain Rem i.

Hotloicay's Ointment and Pills, certain Rem
edies for Bad Legs and Old Wounds. AL.
fred Goslei, aged 81, was TO- nine years af-
ficted with ar awfully bad leg, there were
wounds in it, which defed all the DOCTORS
skill and Ingenuity 10 heal. He tried vari-
ETY. of remedies, but was not benefited by
the same. Al last he was persuaded 10 have
recourse 10 Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
these remedies effected very favorable
change, and by continuing them unremi;-
ingly for three months, his leg was CON-
ple;ely cured, and his general health thor
oughly established.
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THE EVIL OF DIVIDED COMMAND in the Cri.
mean army has become so manifest that the
English leading papers are urging the necas.
sily OF giving the command of both armies
10 one general The suggestion, it is sup
posed, comes from the English government,
which is therefore presumed TO be ready to
ao, apon il. An ordinary degree of fcommon
sense in the Government should have sug-
gesied this change months ago. But who
will be the generalissimo
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CASH UP (!

A LII those having unsettled accounts with
"A US are requested TO call Immediately and
have their accounts sattled; aud those who
owe US either on mole or book account, are
part,t ulariy requested TO pay the same by The
Goth of September next, as we must have
money to pay our debts. Gentlemen your
auention 10 the above may save costs.
MENDENHALL & MENSCH.
Bloomsbury, Aug. 27, '55--3t