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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
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For tn. .idrertiser.
Adiue to Iowa
Adue land of beauty; farewell childhood's
home,
For an enchant ng Syrian has hired me to
roam,
She prefers not riches, except those OF mind,
Bestowed with true wisdom and science
refined
Yet anon reminiscence recalls to my heart.
Fond scenes linked with memory too iirtaly
to part,
From thv tall verdant forest aud wide spread
ing lea.
Nv hear, in its gadness turns back unto
thee
cherish with fondness thy sunshine and
tlowers.
And with bliss remsmber thy calm tw:'
liz / hours.
wander again Ger thy broad spreading
plains,
Where peace anmolested, and harmony
reigns.
Nv eve spans the yerdare bespangled with
flowers,
And | gaze with delight apoa natures fa'i
bowers,
With heart felt en- o.ion | visit once more,
Fond scenes hlest to memory though no"
ever Ger.
In Inc still midnight hour when Norphea
relgns.
AM hot Is siuahefiaE nations within h
domain;
lis tfen hle bird upon swift ptnions free
Nv spirit ia slua4ber turns back unto the
fetm sacred by far il my spirit see
The forms # companions long cherish.
BY me,
! steal to their haunts in thy confines agal'
| And my heart in its foainess canYers
With the:n.
/ NJ.
Yellow Springs, Ohio.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
AN ED1ron.s Distress We have

AN EDtroR,s DISTRESS. We have
Just ended a career 81 five years IN the
publishing line, in this growing city, and
we do not think that gentleman who have
taken our paper all the time without pay
ing for it ought now 10 think about t0rking
over if they DO nothing more ! We are
a modest man, and cannot dun either for
subscription, dues for advertizing ana lob
work, but we can tell our generous pat
rons how easy they could render our life,
by enclosing as Just what they owe US.
We know It is for reflection that they are
all in arrears with us. Could they heal
our better bali seraplng the bottom OF our
meal tub~-could they hear ouI little dog.
| types crying Tor bread aye, could they
see our distressed condition, all creation
could not hold them back from paying up
When our nav is tuil, We write GOO
| hnmored articles when our stomach i
empty We are multsa AMI IlI-hatufed aut
say hard things How could it he other
wise Come, mcn, fork over, and ali
and We'll fork - those we owe. Ih
may look to you like duaning, but il yo
could sec as dodeine from our creditor
because we can't face up, You would sly
this brief, call it tie highest Style 8
moles!y.- - 8rognfom.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

The greatest labor-saving machine tha
has yet been invented, is an editor
The maltert hat he spreads before Bollo"
every morning ior two cents would cost
Bullion, il go' up at his own individual
expense, and for his own individual grtlti-
cation, FIVE thousand dollars. In COM
parlson with this achieveme ut the cog.
wheel miracles, connected with the cotton.
gin, fall to nothingness. Dmchma E
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very subsequent conviction tor said Oh
rncc he shall pay a fue Of one hundred
IoIIars and the costs Of prosecution. and
shall be imprisoned in he county jail not
less than three nor more than SIX mouths.
Aud in default Of payment oil the lines
and costs nrnvIdpd loy the first and Sec
1Dd cauyicu0ns uAdet the section, lie
prrsoa 50 convicted Stall NOT be entitled
10 fli. baurti. oI section 326, OF the Code
ua,il he shall have been imprisoned six
II DAYS. All clerks, servants and agents.
OF whatever kind, engaged OF employed
in the manufacture, sale, or keeping lof
sale, in violation oil this act, ot any lntox~
icatng liquor, shall be Charged and con-
yicied in The SAM manner as the ptinci-
pals may be, aud shall he subject 10 lha
penalties herein provided. Indictments
and lul9rmalions for violations under this
section may alege any number oil viola
tons OF It's provisions by tee same party
but the various allegations must be con-
taned in sepcra,e counts; and the person
| 80 charged mag be convicted and punish
ed lor each ol tie yio.attons SO alleged,
as OH separate Indictments OF !nioIMa-
uons, but separate Judgement must bs
entered ou each couat on which serdict
of guilty is rendered. The second and
third convictions, however, mentioned III
this section, shall be construed to mean
convictions Oh separate indictments OF
lntormatioHs.
SEC. Z. No person shall owa, OF AesP,
or be in any way concerned, engaged or
employed in owning or keeping any IN
toxicat.ng liquor, with intent to sell the
same il this State, or 10 permit the same
to he sold thercin) IN violation oil the pro-
visions Of this act; and any person who
snail so own or keep, or be concerned, OF
engaged, or employed, IN owning or
keeping such liquor, with any such III
tent, shall bc dhemed guilty CT misde-
meanor, and shall, OH his first conviction
ror said offence, pay a fine ot twenty dol
lars aud the costs oil prosecution, ana
= stand committed until the same be paid;
on his second conviction for said oaeuco
= he shall pay fine ol fifty dollats, aud
d the costs of prosecution, aud shall stand
committed until tie sams be paid; aud on
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

Lord Raglan for much Oh the early part
OF the day, at once directed the French
to acvgnce AMI euthank the enemy. In
his efforts he was most ably seconded
by General Bosquests whose devotion
was nobIr. NcarIo all OF his tnountry
escorts w~Ic down beside and beAnd
hm. General Cauyobert was slightly
wounded. HIS immediate attendants SUI
fcred severely. The renewed assault
wks 50 admirably managed tia, the Rus
SLAMS suiIeuly retired, Stall protected hy
their crushing artillery.
The Russians, about ten, m2 lc Sof,lc
on the Fccnch lines, and travrrscd tAo
parallels before they could tr resisted,
They were driven back at last wItl
great loss, and rs they retired they blew
up some mines inside the flagstaff, c1i.
! IDENTITY afraid that the Freu.u wNuiI
enter pell-meli after them. At II
! Dickenson's two guns smashed up thcl
artillery, and they limbered mp, leaving
fire tumbrills and one gun carnage ol
| the field.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

go Chicago has been infested with a
gang of Juvenile robbers. These boys,
it appears, are the orphan children Of
persons who had died during the sumner
Of cholera. Pre- mature death and crime
are more Intimately connected than men
generally suppose
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10

reay- None but those who have loved
can be supposed to understand the ora,o-
~ Of the eye, the mute eloquence OF a
look, or the conversational power OF the
face. Loves sweetest meanings are an-
spoken; the full heart knows no rhetoric
OF words, and resorts to the pantomims o
signs and slances.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-10
,nlstrllancous.
From the Washington Sta, Dec. IL.
Palmersoa and Napoleon Pros
poets of a European War-Cuba
Growing Cheap.


Growing Cheap.
Mosr IMPORTANT iSroRMATIos FROM
EunorE.-IAe Unions mails brought a
letter ron distinguished Frenehman TO
gentleman III tins city, from winch we
make the following extract, promising II
With the assurance tLat the writer's posi-
ton and means Of knowing the secrets oil
state affairs IN Paris are equal to those ol
any man in that capital:
"PARls, Nov. 20.
Lord Pallnerston and Louis Napoleon
have been almos, lnseparable since the
former alghted a, the Hotel Wlndors :
Their interviews have resulted III a decis-
ION to uniurl the standard OF Polish,
Hungarian and Italian nationality, II
Prussia and Austria hesitate longer to
declare unequiyocally against the Gar.
The probability IS, that neither the one
nor all Europe will be in arms before
spring.
"As relate TO the American continent,
YOU may be assured that France and
| England have n intention whatever O
attempting % regulate the Balance oi
Power there Il would be blessing e
earA # you would purchase Cuba, and
pay for It fair consideration III cash. =
All the money in Your sab-treasury VII
be needed On the continent before the
restoration Of peace. L Spain will not
sell, she will fina no sympathy on TINS
side Of the Atlantic IN the existing STATE
Of affairs, you may be driven by neces
si,y to take possession Of the Island
Whatever you may hear to the contrary
America is strong, overwhelming.
strong III France. Do You want better
evidence Of that than the revocation Q
the order for Mr.. Soule's expulsion
The Emperor never revoked an order be
. fore. Never did the rising sun OF llbert
in the western hemisphere shine SO brigh.
II h, upnn tho starp anp as Mt present.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08

which separate the die puiants, and os there
can be no dlshonor in submitting To- the laws
the National Council has deemed /, the hes,
guarantee OF commou justice and future
peace, IL abide by and maintain the existing
luws upon the subject Of slavery, as q final
and conclusive settlement Of that subject, in
spirit and in substance. g
And regarding il tue highes, duty to uvow
their opinions upona subject SO important,
IL distinct and unequivocal terms, il is here
by declared as the sense of this National
Council that ConIrcss possesses no power IN
der the Constitution, 10 legislate upon the
subject of slavery in the States where il does
or may exist, or exclude any State from al
mission into the Union because its Constitu-
ton does or does not recognize the nsti,u
lion OF slavery US Il part OF its social system;
and especially preiermi,in2 any expression
OF opinion upon the power OF Congress to es-
tablrsh or prohibi, slavery in any Territory,
il is the sense Of the National Council tha,
Congress ought not to .egislate upon the
subject OF slavery within the Territory Of the
United States, and that any interference by
Congress with slavery, as il exists in the
District Of Columbia, would be violation
OF the spirit and intention OF the com pact
by which the State of Maryland coded the
District to the United States, and a breach
Of the national faith. ....... ..H.
XIlI.-The policy Of The Government OF
the United States, IN its relations with For
eign governments, is TO exact justice from
| the strongest, and do Justice to the weakest
restraining. By all the power of the Govern
! ment, all its citizens from Interference with
! the internal concerns OF nations with whom
| we are al peace.
XIV.-ThiS National Council declares that
all the principles Of the Order shall be hence
| forward every where openly avowed and
that each member shall be at the liberty 10
make known the existence of the Order, and
the fact that he himself is member; and i,
recommends that there be no conceaImen, OF
the places of meeting Of The Subordinate
| Councils.
i. Il. BARTLETT, Of Kentucky,
President of the National Council
G. D. DEsHLER. of New Jersey,
Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, Of Maryland,
Recording Secretary.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08
10 The American Platform.

The following ore The platform and prin-
ciplss'ol The American Degradation, adop.ed
BY the Na,icaal Council at Philadelphia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08

NOTICE, -STRAYED AWAY,
! SROM my Farm below Mornantown, some two
4 months since, TJiREE TVO YEIR ON
CdJILE. One steer and one Iicifcr are black.
wlh white faces the other rod and white pie
u u hcncr' viii pay reasonable reward for
their delivery, or information Of them. en- that
""" Bo' mem EDGAR {. WILSON.
Noreno" i, 1900. ~ 3torg
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-08
ESTRAY NOTICE
COUNTY TO WIT 1:

PRESTON COUNTY TO WIT:
TO The C2erk Of he CONT of sojd (,oyny,
WE, Philip Beethoven, David Dennis and los
SC Spurgin, junr., three ircchoIdcrs or e,id
county, do hereby certify that, by yiruc of
Justice Of the said county, we bayo tbis Ja~ on
our oatls viewed and appraised three Two wear
nId cattle, taken up by William Robinson o N his
iahd as cstrnys, and assess the value of said cs.
rays at thIrty'seyen dollars. The said cattle
arc described as follows: One mucy steer,
pale brindlo, with white on tho wotLers white
,ace and rcd ring round each eye; ono dark
brindlo steer, with few white specks on thc
hank; one white and red speckled steer. viii, n
wh'to stripe on the back. No car marks on the
aoo'o cattle. PHILIP BEERBOWER,
his mark.
JESSE SpURGtN, Jun'r.
DAVID DENNIS,
COPY este, his mark.
NOV ", 20. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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To heads Of Families. to tie
YOUNG MAN AND YOUNG LADY.

ilarrison's Preston's and Beck's Elavorlng Ex-
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Extracts OF every Perfume, Cologncs, Rougos,
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Drawing pencils and paper, Note, Letter and Cap
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IL Call and examine my stock which is com
plctc and free for inspection. In conclusion,
need assure you always keep on hand good
supply of DEAD SHOT, and all popular Patent
Remedies of the day. Il. NJ. Chalfant.
Morgantown, September 80, 1855.
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TO THE pTBLJC.


The Washington Society would feel some re =
iuctancc in appealing to the support OF the pco-
pic wcrclt for n less worthy or less noble object
than that which they have in view. The scheme
which they offer, being placed under their sole
control by the State Commissioners they have
made it so attractive and formed il upon so grand
and liberal n scale, that they have no fears but
that the public will come forward with one ac-
cord to its support, and assist the Society in the
successful carrying out OF one of the most pat
rouc undertakings Of tho present day. II not
only appeals 10 the nationn! feelings ofthc Amor
lean heart, but also to the scIEnierest of every
man Those who invest dollar or more in this
undertaking not Only contribute to n patriotic
object, but stand equal chance with others in
o securing p"zs' Perhaps you may be the lucky
- There is a tide in the affairs Of men,
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortunc.n
And why may not this prove the food in your
affairs? He that never risks never wins = X
The managers felt assured of it's su ess from the
brilliant reception with which its announcement
met from our most eminent citizens, five thou
sand tickets having been engaged on the first
day.
Tho drawing, which comes OF on the istior
November, Will constitute one of the greatest
Il oturcs Of the closing day Of the exhibition o
our institute Tor the Promotion Of the Mechanic
arts.
Gil. F. DUNCAN, Chairman Board of Managers
H. Tickets Sl,-Packages of 90, $50.
WANrED.-Ag gents TO form clubs in every town
village and hamlet in the State. Forward your
orders Immediately as to meet prompt at;cn-
ton.
Drawing, first day Of November
H. those not desiring to compete for the Pro-
minms, Will be allowed liberal per centagc-
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DIR. THOS. DUNN

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a sure and permanent cure fcr Baldncea. Il
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


HNO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseascs
i such as SPERMATORRuOEA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRuOIA.
GhEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM. or
SELF-ABuSE, &c. &c.
The Howard Association Of PhiladeInhio in
Wow OF the awful destruction of human iic and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
ccptons Practiscd upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy OF Their name to give MEDiCALADVICE
VIA Is, to al! persons thus afflicted, male or
fcmaic) who apply by letter with a dissertation
OF tncr condition, age, occupation, habits of
lite, &c., and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, TO furnish Medicines free Of chnrgc
The Howard Association is a benevolent Insti-
tuition, established by special endowment. for
the rciIct OF the sick and distressed, afflicted
with " Nirmcnt and Epidemic Diseases, and tic
FUNDS can be used for no other purpose. 1t has
no" surplus Of means, which tho Directore
have voted to advertise tho above notice. ia
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the are. and viii
Iurn'sh the most approved modern trcatment-
valuable advice also given to sick and noryous
tcmaI les, afflicted with Womb Complaint. Lon.
corrhoea, sc.
Address, (post paid) Dr.. GEO. r. CAtuouy.
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZRA d. IIARTIELL, President
GEO. FAIRcnmD, Secretary. Sept. 2O.-Iy,
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the day.''
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We have supplied ourselves with all tho
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ond Green Ink--finc glazed Paper of various
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and experience 10 use them TO advantage -
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"a. .l.l .~Gtl ,..l Ai..hIfr
n TIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " ,I ~
y nN''S, VIC '"'rs Wv. w" S,,;>. ,hn
ri,n,S,inn,s ,hs aF,,i,s nj mon aud who in q.
ycry sten nv which we have advanced 10 the
cbarnrter oC nm ;nI,nenJen, nation. has dis.
,;"nn;shaI ne NV so,ne token of proyileu,ial
agcnrv,
~ ~, ,,..,;o go, a,.o,oo,,o,, or
~ int '',"t t"N ~" $500 A. ,,ar;,,M
seu,''''e"' VI p'o'oui''. . n''Sso y, om,
Ieoilus, " p"ss'o"".U ~" ;nat;,,,,;nns. or
NO c w. . J,,s &c onr na,;on.
Nv io' '"S r.,;o,, r., ha b"r,;sn,
maj nrsrir;,atca our Revolution, and of em.
,Iia,,nn for thn whine. wisdom and potriot- |
ism that framed our Constitution and frs, |
s,iccessfu,ly nnplied lis provisions
M Th, ,oo;r..nonr, nf the ITnior az |
-. s,',.', ,t,. ,0n.o,,orn, no,;,i. |
-, ,.o he ,m,roge of Wa shiny.
SII,oo ,'r;,,,o,,, ohiec, nf net r;o,ic d.si,."
h,"i , '''.
- ,,.oo,o
Isl, oppoS''o" W al "''''P'S ~ "N'"e"
OF s"o'et' lie
Rad; UncompromiSins on'asonlsm 10 e'-
eFY prtncIpIc oil p0ilcy lhal ehdahSers u.
81. The advocacy of an equitable adjust,
meat Of all political differences which threa- /,
tens it's integrity or perpetuity.
4yh. The suppression Of all tendencies TO
itopolicai visions. founded on ''2euSraphi-
cal Determinations. or on the belief that
there is reai difference of interests and
Views between the various sections OF the
Union.
9Th. The full recognition Of the rights Of
the several States, as expressed and reserved
in the Constitution, aud careful avoidance,
by the General Government, OF all intcrter-
cnce with the rights by legislative or ex-
ocutive action.
~, Obedience to the Constitution Of
these United States, as The supreme law of
the land, sacrcdly obligatory upon all lis
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AGENTS ! AGENTS! AGENTS

DERSONS accustomed to procure suI,sc,i,o,.
Il for Books, Magazines, &C., or Get clubs Cop
Newspapers, arc requested to send us Their
names and address, and We will forward ,hnw
rec OF postage, specimen number Of a puI,li,
ou''on loT winch they will find ready sale aud
we will allow them commission of 30 Nor cnnt
for their services. w POI '0"''
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No. 3, CORTLAND street, New YORK.
Nov. II, 1850. o. -