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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

HENRY Fl. SCOTT
IL 4 lssp lime 's stock as q 90 ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall and Winter trade. Having aSsi.ed hin
self of the depiesstd ttnte CT tho maTktt be re
pared to ces s1ds at pIices much lower tLan ustal
Purchasers Hii d. we0 to examine his stltk Le
determined to tler grtatiDducsmsn t. essE luyeis
Ladies' Lire.
Black Silks, AL wool and Vu.n Dress Eleids, Ne
rnos, all colo1s black and fancy coaIed aIpacc vi
plain and fancy DrIains, lvpIihi, Caslmelefy Gh &
hams, English ard American Prints, worked Ctiipft,
Linen Pocket Ilaldkerchcfss kid silk and wsal CLEVER
barred and spotted Cambrics, EiaEep laws, iirsH
and cotton cdgings andiaces- II
khnwis. 49, & "
A fine assmtmint u long ard square rsy State,
WatyrlVe and Scotch sEaW.s.
tBennefs.
Ii silk, satin, 6ATencc and cashmere.
GcntIem cMss Line.
s have purchnfcd my wtolen eot De fully tvrtfyr
per cent. cf reduction last cars lrise. ALA
am able ~ Offer grsai BARGAINS " this line. fnh'h
and American black cleshs, pilot, pttelsl an aid
beaver tlohs; black slsssln and fshcy coss inttsi
ssttinetts altnlors Heavy twetds, Jesnf ecrdurcys
and mUieskns fOr pants. etn frtf, srfs ntcA md
pocket aLkkUrchieis, LutksLir ard wccl gl4sesa
mits. = ~.
0NA
Hickory tleached ard brown nur)ins Irtf libshs
brash huckabeck ard bTdxeyt psft Iins drTsik
table cloths, figured curtain musiiis, VI rMehttls
drills, Osnaburghs plaid Iinseys. hrswD srdflsssh,
canten nanrcl: red yello~ ard blue ~ No.l 6fr.
ne.s: white bed blaIkets, Mscknaw do, llrt cid
brown DO, hcrc and szddlt tlsf Lets, &e.
Clothing.
f lam deter mined 10 nstcpIsh the natives. in IL
line. You would LatdIy believe how cheap you oan
purchase clothing until you HEX Oyei my sc d. sis
prices. 44s u .s#4r IN Z assg s.s6t
300 Overcoats, newest style, from 81 r. SIG.
pairs pants, do do Al to SO.
eco vests. do ~ do $ttoss.
s..s EOots aud sk0ex. ~
Mems, woncns, toys. girls,,, and chiIdreps She's
and Boots, in Zip, calf, morocco and bronze.
Yankee Notions, Hats and CFrs, Queenswsft end
Look 70 your interest, and if Jun wish ie Icy sut
your money ~ cone TO Stoft Chcsf stogs,
Main street, NEAR THE MAEkET UcIsI, aLd Isl
the bargains I'LL .4aiNf5H
Nov. 4.1a54. H9t{ss ~ tsf 9GAf u
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FARM FOR SALE.

ON the Mount Pleasant rtnd IT miles west Of Bur-
lington; 205 acres Soacres in Cultivation, one
Of the best locations in the county two good Orchards
never failing well and spring, with good stone Spring
House, enquire Of
april 30 A.W. Il w CARPENTER
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-08

1taHE American Sportsman. containing hints to
SportsInen, notes on shooting. and tie Labits Of
h game birds and wild fowl Of America, with nu
merous illustrations, just received and fer sale at
april 3. -CoRsE'S.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-08
New Hardware and lion Store,
WHITE e. PIE r G e,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY,

IRON, Nails, Glass, Sash, Doors, s-.tcnsEss.A
i Blacksmiths, Carpenters, and Coop
as Tools; Force, Lift and Chain Pumps; G.
Cable, Ok, and Trace Chains. Cordags, -
Iron Axetrees Steel springs Grndstones, Fence wire
Agricultural Implements, Cross Cut and Mill Saws
Building Materials, Sadd.ery Hardware, Carriage
Trimmings, &C., &c. q
Our goods are bought wholly of importers and man.
ufacturers and with cash; consequently they and
will be sold low. Wewould invite Country Merchants
House Builders, Blacksmiths Harness Makers, and
Farmers, to call and examine goods as We fee
confident Of pleasing both in quality and price. s.
IE Sign Of the Big Lock, Main Street, Burlng
ton. alsss Fle1A NJ. L. WHITE,
April IA, Us. \ 4. G. PIERCE.
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ANIU N NJ q, H UHX,
,,:as.. Nh. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN @
and Domestic Dry Goods
Main street, burlington, Iowa. ~


Il MN4
THE BEST GRADES OF GOODS
4a5rs ta# STYLES,
ofors ckandric
HOUSE Ar WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH. @
the A. ouaa.n making
cnle Htm fancy
HuEY N
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-08

everai new styles az soft hatg insf = ceivcd ana
~ Tor soee atse lowest poss hi 5jeee - AZ a.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

II 80 e - a - . x =
7ASr
ifm
bic friends and share a.
ling 6sa ag Mfs
oouAand
lganx ncss
In d rg dde ID The
PRINTS 4GINGHAhs} -
rmntaf the low
rbsed
LINEN = lANS Eveud nui
eahu viii
AbeauifM
edwomen
and collection
aasfatun. burlington, Main
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06


An INcIpESr or NAR.-We extract
the following passage from the litter Of
a private soldier, dated at Sebastopol.
and published in the London T,mes:
"Having seen Mr.. Russells glowing
description # 'hc battle Of Inkernrnn, |
need not attempt 10 say word on the
subject. From his descri ption all you
wanted 10 give LIE 10 the word painting
was to bear the roaring Of the cannons,
and listen TO the clash OF arms. One
scene however, cannot Withhold, as IL
affected me 5, much. In the hea, oil the
battle. yonng RUSSIAN officer made him
sell very conspicuous, and appeared iudh.
iereta 10 danger. He was young, tall.
handsome, aud indeed beautiful T.Ict
I hat my rife raised 10 s'ioot hinl, but
my.h,an s,notc me, aud turned il in
another direction. la an hour sa = aim
again, bul. oh now chan red His cheeks
which bad been flushed with tie heat oI
the strife, wee uew deadly pale. He
lay, G. hal reel lie t, Oh III edge OF a
hlIlock, and held tae iatLrenlleness
oi pretty young lady iii bis hand, mh!ci
had been ned lo his neck by small gold
chain LIS eyes was ixed upon it. but
they were lixed III deatn. canno, tell
you what my feelings were. Indeed,
cannot venture. /. moald umnan me"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
Geology a. 4 Discount.

The geologis, il he BIZ fairly in ear.
nest, is f,f too Ii ed, aCtsf his day : work
TO trouble himself about the arls,ocra,ic
air Of his quarters, and besides, general
y manages 10 put ms outer a,au IN so
aa>'e4a'y / condition, that grand hote |
Hoa,. aayr some scruples In taking him
N. Professor Sedgwiek, after hard
days bard work. betook himself to a vii
iage ian for a lunch OF bread and cheese.
When he asked what he had to pay, he
was told II urpenee !" He coul mo-,
avoid fenarklng on tue smallness Of the
charge. "Ah, sir" said the land lady, 4
should ask eighteen pence OF any one
else, but ! onl y ask lourpenec of you. for
| see you have seea better days" At
anc,her tine lady stopped a: the road
side, where he was working, made some
inquiries, and gave HIM shilling, be.
cause his answers were so intelligent Tor
his station. He met tie same LADY at
dinner the mex, day, to herg rea. aston
ishmen,. A well known geologist. long
Secretary OF the Geological Society, was
oncc taken Up while a. his vocation. and
dragged to the Bristol Asylum for an es.
capped lanatlc. On another occasion,
tired, and with his pockets full Of the
days treasures, he mounted stage. coach
and fell fas, asleep. Waking at his
journeys end, he was Mortified to find
his pockets as empty as when he set out
An old woman, who sat beside hun, feel
ing the pockets full Of stones, took him
for madnan. who had loaded himself
more effeelually to secure drowning 50
she slylv picked up the fossils, one,b, ).
one, from the drowsy philosopher, and
tossed them on the roadside. - .Mns scGi
World.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
57,e.1' WEDNESDAY JUNE 1885 -



The number Of individd1h, Who, fiks,
Wilkins Micawber, ESQ. ID David Cop
perfeId, are continually sw@ting FOR
something to "lurn up issvery ccnsid-
cradle. among humanity ssss sarrornds
US. They never do anythiag. md are
Consequently always IN 4ihicakY. be.
cause they wal, for "gr,den oppcrtuni.
n.y." that is always coming bt never
here. They seem 70 prefer ssate of
continual embarrassmea, far "pscsniafy
liabilities vulgarly ,era+d dehss. "a
honest, humble efforts to lsain 1 iiveii..
hood. Hsuch = ,Liag aAayssns, or such
condition of aiairs results. there will
be splendid opportunity for speculation,
and the gathering Of an -bundant har-
vest. But the looked for events never
happen and u. the Mcawber tribe fol !.
low an ignus fatnus till they are over
whelmed with ruin, and not they alone
but many dependent upon them for sup
port follow them to destruction. Never
get a habit Of waiting for something
10 turn up" or you will ultimately turn
down beyond the possibility Of being in.
verted again.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
eHansol,s..
A Pleasant Country fbr a Ner-
vnlla Man ~ .--

s
"A Pleasant Country 16r a Ner-
vous Man. ~
Il Teyas correspondent Of the New
YJrk Herald. describes abe dome stic pso-
dua Of iba, farerr.l land 10 glowing
terIs II The haif of his account is true,
II aust be a pleasan, place for a nervous
man, OF lady 10 whom The sight Of q
spider or a~tnad stir cause Of afit Of
"ooBniptions. - @E4 @NuA ag
Fs Tho cattle. kews,er, Ase not Inc sole
occupants OF ,a.A prairie by aay means.
Droves OF wild hoests are no. unfrGuent,
aud deer are ia countless numbers The
small brown wolf o. cays*ie sisYsa<s sSslsa
mon, and you occasionally &c, ginrse
ofhls big black brother. Bu, Texas is the
paradise OF reptiles and creeping things.
Rattle and moccasins snakes are to
numerous even 10 shake stick at; the
bite Of the former is easily cured by
drinking raw whisky till il produces com-
plr,e iu,oxica,loa bat Tor the latter there
is 40 cure. The larantula is Il pleasant
institution to get into a qa-rel with. He
is spider with large body, say abou!
the size Of hens egg and legs five or
six inches long, and covered with long
coarse black hair. He lies in the cattle
tracks and if you see him, move out OF
his path. as his bite is absolutely certain
death, and he never gets out Of any ones
way, but can jump eight or ten feet to
inhic, his deadly bite. Then there is the
centipede, furnished with an unlimited
number of legs, each leg armed with a
claw. and each claw infic.ing separate
wound. II he walks over you a. night,
you will have cause TO remember htn for
months to come. as the wound is Of q
particularly poisonous nature, and 10 very
difscul, ,c heal. The singing lizard is
a lesser evil, the sensation Of its wound
being ikened to the application OF red
hot iron to the. person; bu, one is TOO
thankful to escape with life tn consider
these lesser evils any annoyance.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

Mr.. Emerson tells story Of and Eng
lish party, tIeyeling on a Rhine steamer
with German ladies'. The English were
admiring the wonderful Rhine land, when
The ladies' observed that such magnlfcen,
scenry must be particularly pleasing to
foreigners. "Foreigners." quo,h John
Bull. I'VE are English, you are the for.
ciEneIs.''
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
BriraLo, Nav la.


AusraALlA,-.Late a.iyiees repor, 4
Tremendous taIlt7g OF in the gold crop.
hy private eurr, from ual al ted au.
tfority, a appears that the decrease in
the actual product tor 1854 amounts to
'hree-hilhs OF IN Produced during lie
proceeding yraf, the defici. amounting to
the sum 0; S3s 100000.
During December and January there
was scarcely any RAIN, while iurther in
land there mas been no moisture az all.
Inc consequence has been thai the cersa!
'rops are entirely destroyed, while on
the roads and OH tie plains, in tile in,e,
rtor, sheep and cattle are DYING ia hu.
dreds from want OF water. The loss wi.
DC rn'nous to many Of the settlers, ant
the carriers and coach proprietors.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

Your word IS your servant, SO long as
you retain it; but j. becomes your mas.
tel when you suffer il to escape.
Idlencss is the gate of all harms.
Great cities are Suaa's universities.
To govern with judgement is to gov.
ern with justice.
Ejeeis IN nature .ass.-asvsT ferrusou..
La private we must watch our ve,,
thoughts, in the family, oas ,empers; il
company, our tongues.
Affections are Coils wh-,stones the,
put new edge upon oar principles.
We are, what we are is private.
Oar principles ars the springs of ou
actions, our actions the springs Of Gu
happiness and misery. Too much care
therefore, oannas be- employed in form.
ing our principles.
Our very manner is a thing Of impor.
,ance. A kind no is often more agreea.
bic than rough yes.
All is but lip wisdom that wants expc.
rienee.
Never le, your tongue 60 before you.
thoughts.
Time is like verb, that can only be
used in the present tense.
Time never sits heavy on us but when
badly employed.
Time is grateful friend use it we'll
and i, never fails to make suitable requi,.
tai.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
~ Fork and San rraaoisco :
+ The Tables Turneo.

~ losf u San Francisyo. by the las,
ssooan,s. xss .ix dollars barr.l-here barr
II is twelve. They have commenced the
ssipme i of w article, ,hsrcforr, from
California wheat (V,y 70 eighty bushels
- the acre 70 New York. and IN
'ssnth or two some thousands OF barrels
Amy Be expected here via Cape Horn. =
This i turning The tables spon Us in fuc
style. California Is anbi,ious NOT
'aashed with Supplying Us with gid. she
has 6ndes.ateh 10 filisp our Deficiencies
'ef bread. Was rteYe ever sucn .sno,her
country as California i-.NeV York Her.
aid, 20th.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06


SEvsH FooLs. Il. The Euvious Man
who sends away his mutton. because
III. per on next to him 10 eating venison.
2. The Jealous Man-who spreads
his bed with singing ne,,les, and then
sleeps in II.
3. The Proud Mon-who ee.s we,
through sooner than ride in the carriage
Of an inferior.
4. The Li,igious Man-who goes to
law in the hope Of running his opponent,
and gets ruined himself.
5. The Ex,ravagans Man--who buy.
a herring, ard saases s.cab 10 carry i,
honc.
6. The Angry Man-who learns .hs
ophiclidc because he Is annoyed BY the
playing OF his neighbor's piano.
e. The Osten,atious Man-who illu.
inmates the outside Of his house mos
brilliantly. and sits inside in the dark
Punch.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
khnH The preshvtrrv of Trnnavlva n /;

Ca The Presby,ery Of Transyvania.
IN Kentucky. has decided that public lee.
turing and speaking on the subject ol
temperance by women, cannot bu, be re-
garded as unscriptural and contrary to
Presbyterian usage, and thetc(orc advis G
both lis ministers and members no, to
give any couotenance 20 the practice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
81 n.
How To ., ~ GrSrLrMES's I,Isyy

iioW tn % w IESrJENEN s I.ISEy.
We Cal ~ the Buffalo Republic u
recipe Tor dong ap SHIRT bosans and COL
lars, and lnpa tn. ID them gloss as
gooi IL new Ladies try 1t, but don !.
Tell your husbands where you 20, the
stcre-: Take twJ ounces Of fine white
sqmarao &c powder, PIT it in Z pitcher and
pour on punt or more OF boiling water,
taccordlng to the degree oil strength you
deslre,) and then having covered it I., j,
SIT all nlght-in The morning, pour i,
carfally into clean bottle, cork it aud
Keep 1t for use. A table spoonful OF
gum water stirred into n n.us oil s,aren
made IN the usual manner, will give
awas, either white or printed a Iooa oi
nesness waen nothing else can restore
them after washing
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

soar AceIpESr. - fne . ITO Earnp.
gives the following Caution:
a widow lady by the name OF Beck
with was making soap, and WHEN tie
grease was over the fire in kettle and
had got very hot sle aided cold I've
which caused an explosion that was hear I'd
over half mile, throwing the grease in.
to The air, and upor her, barn,ag her
badly. 80 there is bqt liule hope Of he.
recovery. This is the second circum-
stance Of the kind in this neirhhorho ID
within one vcar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
THE PorAro Disg,al. = NJ. ". Yu

THE PorAro D.sg,ag NJ. " Tu-
gate, of Undertook. Ind, claians the
reward Of Sl0.t)3D .h'srsl by the Mas
sachuse,,s Lesislamrr for discovery OF
a preventative OF the r3t4io He says
the cause Is bug, and lie prevention
consists in cutting off tie vines, before
they shed their blows. about three or
four lnches above the ground, removing
all the leaves.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

sk1 Il is stated. tina, in the south ca st :
erp part OF Iowa, land on the Iowa side
OF the Missouri river brings, say ten dol
lars per acre, while land equally good in
quality, on the Missouri side, brings say
five and three, or in nbou, ,ha. proper.
ton. Such is the effect Of the difieren,
institutions Of the two States.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
FREAKs AMONG rHE PEAcu BLossos

DIR. White, the postmaster at the Un,on
Star. KY, in letter to the Louisville
Courier, notices singular fact: In that
section throughout every peach orchard
here has been a greater bloom than far
many years past. and upon g, aniaia :
the blossoms a singular phenomena is
observable. In some orchards, for every
blossom examined. there has been r.l,.l
inside the cup from one to rs maay a.
seven well formed peaches, and a l,.2..
majority OF the blossoms have thee -
four in them. This has uet,f beet
observes 10 that part Of X 'lracAy before.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
THE CHo rRAAx AMEaIcAx lrsrtru,

The CHoLERA AMERICAN lrsrtru-
ruoS.- The Buffalo Democracy considers
the Cholera now one of the Institutions
Of the country, "like our inalienable right
to elect knsves to office, to blow up steam
boats. and to build bankrupt railroads. !"
Tue statistics Of cholera mortality for the
las, tour or five years it says. however.
will almost confine the malady to those
who live badly, in unhealthy circums,an-
ces, or who have recklessly allowed
slight ailments to DO ripcned into un-
govrrnable illness.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

The only cheap article Of lood Is sugar,
and that can be hough, for less price
per pound than -four. It should be more
largely consumed as matter Of economy
Let the poor eat more sugar. rice, ,apioca,
farina, maccaroni. hominy. dried fruits,
and less meat, and much less crud e
Vegetables.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
Later from California.
.Hr,od Of Tie George Lag.
I, +

Nrw Yoak, Thursday, NAV q.
The stranerGeo. Law arrived here a,
noon To-day " ith Califnrnia dates to the
J :, inst, a.si 81 s32i ,625 in treasure and
o'r resssakf's' g.. -
The adJonrnmen, 81 the Legislature
bad h"n postponed, ana nothing had
teer done in e, vi +, N. Sen ,v;.l
question An actto lay cspr,a,ion N g
OIL 500 aarach Ca,a.,,,an arriving in the
sta'", had passed the Legislature. A
ont :" tske ,he STAG Prison from the
In ads oi..hs lrssrts hid been adopted.
l@e Walker Ex?-li,ioa 10 Central
A'"er'cas had NOT sailed, preparation
were making tor their early departures.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

The lnimitable John Phanix' has
written letter to the editor Of the Cali.
fornia Pioneer, lanen ing the destruction
OF a stove-pipe for which he cher shed a
peculiar affection. We give his own
feeling description:
Rising above the kitchen chimney to
the noble attitude Of nearly twelve feet,
it pointed to 0 better world, apd was
pleasantly suggestive Of hot cakes for
breakfast. From the window Of my back
porch | have gazed for hours on that no.
bic structure; and watching its rotary
cap shifting with every breeze, and pour
ing forth clouds Of gas aud vapor. | have
unused on politics, and fancied myself a
politlcian. 1t was an accomplished stove
pipe. The melody accompanying its
movements --inap,ly termed creaking,
by the soulless gave evidence Of its
taste for music. and its proficiency in
drawing was the wonder and deligh, Of
our family circle l. had no bad habits
it did no, even smoke. ! fondly hoped
TO enjoy its society FOR years, but one by
one our dearest treasures are saatched
from US; the SCOT FELL and the stove-pipe
has followed oot.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
NEW WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE
BARCLAY & BROTHERS,
=. Wholesale Druggists.
-. 2l3 South Water. anil q Frank lin s trcs
CHICAGO
poettp.


'e iroa. the pen OF Lady Byron. W
10 not rene .nher Of ever having Sc,
hem N prin, before. They were han
ID US in manuscripts, = Ed.
Yes farewell f.reS.ti f,r eve.
rhoa tbsself aas fesol aar loan,
Babe h'pss fsirest b osso rs vltaes
Never az IN fnF .ae to blorn.
Cn or-'viny t,lon hast cali'l m,
Dii'st tapa ever ssy for !.ve:
For the wret"s whose "'ie. saiiei tn re.
How alone did'st seem to live.
Short tie space tha. time has given,
To con.,sete the loves decar.
b. unhailowca passions driven
Soon Thy heart wa. tai .5ht t. stray.
Lived for me TAFT t4eliag tender,
Whi h thy vers, - well eaa show:
From mF arms why dia.t thoa wander
Ny eadea"inen.> why f9rso.
IA 10 Lite thy b.rast wGs barci,
Oh too soon to ms twas shown
That ihy leye once bat shared.
And already il is H1rn.
Wrapt In dreams ufjsy abilin.
On .hy breast my head hath .aia,
In thy i,se and trG..i soniding
R,iss asvsr e4a knor 4,.la.
That dar.: a0ar l;3'tt lrzt ,.5.9e.
IN tlR sgul t.4a Eiae9 +. 8stia
Wo1li ta' &c eses bal y.esss a..s.~=
Na'er ~ weep thy efiass / gam.
But the iaspioas visa, oh Hsagea
From thY records 5sott,,l b.
les would low. OH Bsroa;
Fer tae babe I've borne t. thee
In whose lovely feature. let me
Al my weakness here confess
Whilst the struggling tears permtt mc,
All the father can tface.
Tie whose image nssef !Ftst- 'zft,
H. whose insa.,t sill rr.so.
wao ths a;:,sres; feeling gir2a L,
Stn III i, : x'larsI des .pise.
With rerF.t AMI s0r row rather,
When oil ais AT areents flos.
shal se.,a her ,a say father,
But his guilt sne ne'cr snail 'snow.
Whilst to- n.osrow and Tomorrow.
Wakes me from a widowed bed
On anothers arms my s'rfaa,
Wilt thoa feel no tears IS II shea.
1.-The worlds approval sought not,
While tore myse,l lfan thee;
OIL praise or blame thought 10,
What its praise or blame 70 NE.
He 80 pr.zed, 50 loved, adored,
From his heart my image drove,
On nv head contempt has poured,
And preferred awanton love.
Thoa art proud but mark me byron'
i've heart as proad as thy own;
S.dtto love but hs ri as iron
When con,emp, is on It's throne
Butfarewe,i I'll not upbraid thee,
Never, never wish theil;
Wretched thought thy crimes have made
II thou can'st be happy still.
The Assay office a: New York. duril
he past week. has melted up a cario
ieposi. OF some hundred nose and es
rings, such as are worn BY the negro
,f the African coast. They were valu
Il q 400, and vers ohtainsd by ms
chants cn1e ged in trade 18th Africa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

ThE AGE or "SAM."-A writer in the
Washington Union says Sam is Al
years OF are and was born IN Hartford
Connecticut. Never greater blunder
Old Sam was born in Philadelphia, In.
dependence Hall, 1875. Jxly 4th.
Young Sam, the present grea, travel.
Ter, was born in Washington in 1912 :
the day war was declared BY Henry Clay
and others against Great Britain. aud i.
now 43 years OF age.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06
From the 81. Teu,s lutel,iyr,c,r

Esa We give below d d,cu.net,, " ,cb
viii strike familiarly the ey, Of 1t vas,
number Of the friends OF the IurlIig-neer
IN ST. Louis. l'a; ii is too good TO be
kept "under .bush..l." and w. nnbli<b =,
nat the disciples aI the Washington. ia n
poi''y OF the county, ia all tie W,s,
may see it: