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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02
PIERCE p ANDERSON

WILL act General Agent for the purchase and sale
w of Real Estate IN and the town of Tuahona ;
of Farming lands in the counties Of Coffee Franklin Lin
coin and Bedford aud Of Farming aud Coal Lads in the
Mountain District of Tennessee
.5F- Office, Verandah Hotel.
Tulahorna Coffee county Tenn March ID 1e55-W6m
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New Furniture

& TILL coming TO R. W. SHAFFER'S, No. College
y Street who intends TO keep family on hand every
article in the Furniture line suit all mankipd together
with Lamps, Chronicles, and good assortment Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand aud made to order.
have hand at present good assortment OF Children
Willow Carriages all ceap for cash good paper by
mav29-2m d. W. DOhRIS As ent.
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HERRIFORD, SLAUGHTER Il CO.,
Bankers,
AND EXCHANGE BROKEhS
Cedar Street, opposite the Post Off 'e,
NASH VILE, TENN.
DEALERS
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, AND ALL KINDS OF
BANK NOTES.
PARTICULAR cit ntOn paid TO Collections in all parts
& If Ksntuckv, Tennessee and North Alabama.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Hobson Wheless Bank of Nash
Vile Messrs Ewn Brothers. Wholesale Druggists Messrs
Fall i Cunningham Hardware Merchants; Messrs w b
Shapard Il Co bankers; Henry T. Yeaman, Esq, Whole
sale Grocer 5 NJ Scott, Proprietor Of City Hotel.
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NTE have opened Ice Depot the house next door
w to W. L. Boyd on Cherry street, where lee of as
fine quality any in the market be had at one and
half cents per pound share Of the patronage Is so
licited.
- Open at all hours during the week, and unit.
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Sundays.
mayl9-lm W. T. GARRETT 4 BROS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02

B%aEmSD-0n Thursday evening, May 24th, at
The residence of Marx Milom, Esq, Stewart conn
~, by TIE Rev. J. F Hughes, JANIS WooDs, ir.,
TO Miss ADnIr, only daughter Of Mark Mium, 81 of
Stewart county.
Inthe city Of Louisville a. the Louisville
Hotel on Sunday morning, May 10Th, at 10 o.
clock, 10y the Rev. Mr. Sehor, Oscar TURNER.
Esq, Of Ballard county, Ky, to Miss CARRIE E.
GARDNER, Of Weakly county. Tenn.
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TESTIMONY FROM rENNEssFE

IEsollMoN1 fhOM TENNESSEE.
DR.. H. b. SCARBOROUGH Dover. Tennessee August %
1858. says: have sold all the German Bers you have
sent me- and if the preparation continues do as much
good as IL has done, rsg be the best medicine eos- sold
here"
Ia SSoDaRAss, Sparta Tennessee, August 90 1853 saws
am pleased to state that your German Bitters has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used"
B. T. HoLINs, Hlsborough, Tennessee August 20 1853
says: am pleased to state that the German Biers has
given general satisfaction"
DIR, P. FARO BIO, Knoxville, Tenpessee 9th April
1851, said: our Bers selling very FAST aud
every person that has used it, have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
j. W. FRANKLIN Co, Gaatin, Tennessee December
go 1885, said: The firm will more of your Bit
ters soon of the partners thinks great med
cine" IIl.T -
r. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee September Is, 1882
said: There great demand your Biters here please
send another lot soon."
~ They entirely Fegetable free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system pros
rate it.
- Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers ey.
erywhere.
s9y Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville, Brown
Grubbs EwiR Brothers, H. g. Scove, and dealers med
cine generally lmchl o 55-d6Wlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02
NEW ARRIVALS
G. w. ROBERTSON IL CO.,
No IA College Street. between Spring and Union Sts
at the Store formerly occuuied by

at Inc Store IormefIy occupied by
ROBERTSON d BRADSHAW,
SHTILLE, TENNESSEE,
rSsn HAVE this day received large stock Of aEksr
ZEN Gentemens superior French Calf Stitched I'm
' "a. and Pump Sole Boots and those who wantS a.
good Mt will do well call and Try on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade and of the
latest styles. C. W. ROBERTSON & CO,
mvi2 a College street.
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IIsSOLUTIoN 0F PARTNERsHIP-

LIME partnership II Mckay Z Carr was dissolved by
mutual consent on april Z7'h, 1855. Either partner
is authorized to collect settle the claims the
SaM'L MCKAY,
W. n. CARR
w n Carr will continue the Boot Shoe business at
the ola stand No. ii North Market st.
N.s .yuIF Nav 5. Sim
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

GALL at WAKEFIELD q WALKERS on the Square
~ The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the handsomest Hats of the while
the etrne hghtness of TEXTURE and sper5 lstrous finish
render them highly desirable to all who wish hat Of the
most popular style and of the finest quality.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE most becoming Hats for young will be found
Il in great variety at Waterield Walkers They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable col
for the 1t is also said that their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
APT WATERFIELD & WALKER.
SOFT FELT HATS
OF all the designs in Black. White and Pearl Soft
Cassimere-the most desirable Hats of the
Just introduced by WATERFIEI4D WALKER.
TO MERCHANTS.
nj ERCHANTS who wish a selection of Hats Lt0t 1gW
VI SELL and who have the cash 10 paw for them,
rery prompt TO make payment when due, should call
Water6ed Walkers. They have very desirable varie
ty, and sell at low and uniform prices
WAKEFIELD 4 WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters,
sp7-f % Public Square, next 10 Cowboys
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CASTINGS AND HOLLOW WARE.
ME are getting in store large Rn6 full supply Of
w Castings and Hollow Ware consisting Of
go SkiIlets nd Lids from l to 5;
o6j Dutch Ovens and Lids;
23) Ovens and Lids.
go Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
s7 odd Lids As Large Sugar Kettles;
10 large tauldrons; AS English POts-sH sins;
~ Stew Pots and Lids lS6 Shaving Skieis;
LIS pars Dog Irons-all sizes;
81 sets Wagon Boxes;
IA Bark Mills, suitable for crushing Corn;
Cast Iron Chimney Tops
For sale al the lowest rates nv
mayl2 SNOW. MACKENZIE 4 co
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NEW FIRM.
SIiPcIN Al INSI.T, IfafL,N-1,sI - -,

BROWN d UBB.S,
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PUTNAMs MONTHLY FOR JONE.

SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 2, 1855.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

- The Das Gas. Of May S0,h
makes the following very sensible re-
marks upon the Virginia Election. |,
is truth, every word Of it, and should be
weighed carefully BY every true man Of
the fn--sh. lie, the friends OF American
Fred ,rn read them and know where their
.u,ecss must come from.
There is however one ma,erl-l con-
ndera,ion connected with the mater
We have no doabs that the result Of this
election will very much strengthen the
American party in the North. The
members and favorers oil ihaa party viii
see tina. they have pothing to expect from
the Southern rrejadicrs which sacrifice
every thing to the support Of slavery, and
will yield nothing tsr the good Of the
country q, large. Il whites the men,
bers of he American party in ,h- Nsfsh,
,ha, they mos, rely only upon themselves.
ard only expr-, from their swn esosss 10
effeo, any gocc for the csasery. To e.
pee, any sincere or efrcsoal ard from
those whose narrow horizoa Is circle
,nas only embraces one instruction, vii
be 10 lean uPen broken rers: In tins
rev on the sct.ecs, The election d Wise
NAV afara r~ascas Tor ooagrasalaslon a.
wei a. Tor -egres.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

The rrsasss frsa Virginia led u 10
ceuelsde the defeat ii TIE ensiss AM<sis
saa t,ckss--,hat NE oM iins Democracy
- for ages raa hare again sscceeded
We'll, BE- il -. We caanot say We are
sorry. we eanncs aaa do not lament Il.
Virginia Is Slave State. h ID The gree,
Slave breeding STATE, and what - e,nh
be expected They worship b., enc God
Slavery. They hare bu, one teues 10
r-a%&M aud oas principle in politics
Slavery : aud for il - from tine isme-
.,nsri,l tacy hare can their vo,ca, |,
w.. Fcarc ia the North ,ha, sac American
y arts vas tee slsy al Slavery. TIE
rrca, a.a,. Arsrncaa journal the n. =.
1rttsas has hong been wagane war upon
III, sncrear party iw THE reason. -
Il VII now rel I've tn, tie Sla~rocrsv has
,riu,nnh-d in Virginia, sas the friends Of
A,nrsseaa fr~cdoa ,arsaehoa the North
VIII sA at<nasr. Il wili t~aea them the
.iallacy at G'ce's's Proceedings, Il will
teach t.4r.n tha, their main dependence -
upaa the s>hcr sscoai taeayM Of the
North. TIA, "a aA.aS IS TO bchnf-d from
Slavery vorsaiwtay soasa.
No cause can gain tee snrrors o the
South unless slavery be the csr,hna asd
leading principle. Foreign naa~nce may
seek 10 destroy American Liberty and
place tine American freemen on level
with the serfs Of Europe. Catholicism may
send its deadly shafts ., our free ,astisa-
tions and lay ito 6endlsh plans to subver
our government, to and obedience 10 the
Holy Mother Church, to place the will
OF the Pope above the constitution. to
establish The inqu,si,ion and midn'gh.
executions Of here,,es. 10 destroy our tree
schools, to han.sh both eivii end religious
l,eetty sren car native laad aaJ The Seata
~sl ssse - aid b sh-art - Hsashaaataoas
snlesss ths aggr,ndsseSnea, d Slavery
be raaas sse raFamcaas rs e'pss. Les
he aSrtA cara wisdom frem mast e.
px7ssaae- Tee Nxsrasxa sili outrage
Tae u----e = Ksaszs. lie a1zsaaaatisns
o. .2s s~~~1k aansGsss-atseG are ac~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

TAG DiFFIEIsSE.--A lss aga1as
read!sg tsas Hoy ssnpuF.s WAS en-
AGED ID the reiga oi H-ary '. o. aus-
lad. ol sar following sarIon:
THAI visos3rver ihey were TIA, saoa.d
fea- 't4e Scriptures = &c IN 5t.1er lq.ss ~ i,
asey saoasl fsfieis ia.-, Gastar, lie, aud
COOS, from their heyrrs forever. AMI 50
t.s ss'-sl5eszssaea4 % sssfsty..es = Gs-. 81
ss4les 70 the crowas. aud m6.l affaag
ra5.1@Fsrs . tie whole iaa3
Atal afE-so.a.4sa il putlas elsaioa
La s.aoe taken p.a1c Ire Sc-.s.s-tses
asFals teen srsassatr1 3uta ! lac u
zazE.s. and scattered a-oa-ea.-. as q
acre ovef al iAe ssTlA- PsrL.a.1 Tfzz,
Scv.ss.
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rufan nsspAyca.


We 6nd in the Baltimore Ssss o
Thursdav ev aTtscAes IN eth
rr raprrs ,he believing als~ged asaa'
aonmcn, OF tho late rcrasr. Casaa exfs"
tea:
.Esp or Yms Qyf4NA~ ExrEni-
,tas.- |, is stated thai Al meeting o
INC Cahaa jeam. held = Srw orleans
"a the 2osa u.,rrna. Gcn. John /. Sass-
man handel in hu resignation &C. Gagn-
nan.lrr Chief Of TIE sxrdtson ~nae.
mas hccn 50 Ing or-anizrtl acs*aSl ss-
Ia. All nj HE afacrftan oshecrs was
l.ia eaa,,n,.sloas ~ tbs Saa;aaan araaF
s,avs also res igaea. ed the raass .
Sabs is n3s in tic aa aas at'hr jena
Tia. aashesl'v ef Ih,s sistcmea' IS no
,i,sslase.. .as 81 -s,lasFe3 ssFf -s-sas-
tsc ev the lit,te snccve$gvage. slasea
10. Ign, "a 80 nc exfs'd"ssa - Nane
~ ahead h.. Re- Ere ptaoc, ga WE
stsrs saesFrmsus ne e#s sheara nj
face4 ID tic O.isH+ scheme al agassl'iea
bat sill !. s. IT, f.itts.,~ge dtS3sts on be
,.,aea " sth Il tefna1F sraoaacea ard
n..i,ss.vs sit335 az s;se ssaa}tss. nj ~
,as t. ,tt ncsa place &c Ss-ua'c, Of
lie tss, usshs ~ III, w tass s~s>'an, -
fs~rJ - ee.s.4tsyassss. = = es'al os CIR aes'
,ra..ey la,ss suf trsrats. 80 r~rsas n
-, y s...., 5lsaastag gears ssas seo
-. - - .ns4s .ss s.FsssH an $rek
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

1eoc1utiuus
Adop,ed 4, spscial meeting Of Maa-
i.,a Ledge. No. ,. 10. o. 7 NJ shsir
Loass Room. Nay sSh, 1864
Whereas, il has Plessed Alnishsy God
in the 'dispensanod q His Dsvs'e Previ-
dcnc~ 10 remove fran A0seng US BY death
our much esteemed brother, Jacob Bat.
ssf, ~ Assaise& this life On the 24th
inst, after ! l;a1enag illaess, which he
koss Win shfi - Ior,it0dc and resigns.
ion. Thefs1Usk
ksss5ssx That Il is with deep and IN
o<eaa ,stvsa ts are called spen h
AmmahA Aemao ~oi our wo.thy and be.
lsssi hsssAssN NAsss HE and coudsct da.
RIM. ~ bsief Fssidence amoag " NJ,
bssa sssh = - command the respect and
ssaeen Of oil uAo knew MIN.
Rasslrsl. Tia, il is with sincere re-
gres lhos 10 issa i, unsafe for Tbs
Lodge . assena and take charge Of ths
aaa<M ssspsding y toe cuA.am and
ssAges q III Order. tl.s diseass viii
which. the hrsahef was afflicted beng coa
!. Rsslssi. rLa, We deeply and SINCERE
~ symptaiss with the family Of our Dc
0ssssa bsothsr in the melancholy b
reavemens which they hare sss.ainsd.
RssoirsS. Thai ~ ! uiba,e OF respec
The usual badge Of mourning be vorn 70
thirty days.
Resolved. Taa' the Secretary ,rans'ns
10 the family Of the deceased brotaer, /
copy Of these resolutions As az evdeno,
OF the high es'iansioa ia which tn
Lodge held tbs departed brother, and ii
token Of their Unaffected sorrow Tor hi
loss. ......... .......
Rssaccc, Tha, copy Of these reso!u
items be furnished to the Cedar Cosa al
-ddrrfsscr Tor publication.
.4kesf.
JOHN H. DICKINSON.
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JOHN H. DICKINSON,
Nr'y.
Cant bear the Light

4 i, -,
s :. As '-.'1S4A - Nay
$3.50 :"
''' '''s P@rSss p'e1s'''s
" s1''A''' -" '"' ~ 'e.s''
e"ee V '"e aHa"'
'e ''s ~ - vas 1'@'''''''s's
~
H' at al persons OF ms
s'1a's wac arg sa'se'''e's AT t'ar'sfs, ~
''e 'e~~ "'s" = - "''a 'ssssos' o. u o.
'i'i'aa'S'"' 1ie 'taaa - 1sss'-''s''-aae
'e..
h'" A@is s@ss sss. 1'.a' s.ef l'ss'-
N'a On '''s slavery 33eAaea VITA ''e' Dear
a's'sse'a sac assse fss's@S'oa = :
"'A4 'AA' 'aFs &C u Tue
N &a4 a's s'a 70 'ase lae merits
- aa asNasas h-sa'sas'oa inscsa-
WITH " Aassn ana ihssa
l-s' s arc P'cn's o. iFeacaeFaas
La asse lie par cs The
ss1an, s-ss esasa1 sssr II aer iatany. AID
vt .ae ssse..r 4sas. -spvrr csasea = aaee;-
re- .,s l. r-,--.,.s Il r..,.,-,,o.
f3'*ea'''ss -
sas<'ss feGta'a'ss nsRScs hare tAsy sre'
a-gaalz=5 moe. icr its- rnrrs.e q de-
) s.raxsaar Ter .-s.. as lie Sash =.
. So :. .s-,r .-.,l,-i-~ 49,,
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DaA Tyss Ass Da. Cuxxtxs or TIE
Sscoxp Cos,xs.--TAs Scsa1 Csnsag u
he Lord. = Il may sosnd strange to sone
Of our readers 70 be reminded that some
cf shs usss euineni doctors Of the Old
D,spensa,,on are sill maintaining that the
day Of the Lords literal personal appear.
ance is rapidly approaching. We see II
me nt,onsd tia, DR.. Cumming, n eisquent
Scotch preacher. And popular theological
writer, has published . work on the
Sign. Of the Times" in which be affilia-
les very closely with the views Of the
M,lleri,es.
His theory i liza, Chris, viii come IN
lS6i-,hat the adven, will be what is
termed millennia', or. other words,
tina, Christ viii c.ne before the mllen-
mum. and the millsanisl glorivs viii con-
siss OF Chris,s personal reign on ear,t.
Tor thousand yeafs--sha, the Jews will
be gathered 10 Jerusalem to be converted
--,..ai the Moslvrp power is about &c Fl.
pire, Ea BY destruction OF the Turks, bu'
by their CONVERSION aud absorption into
,he church--sha, Popery viii be destroyed
b. CAr:st's coming andnot before il.
Strange as their visionary pnan.asies
may squad 10 one Whole tntai has bee,
eren in the leas, degree opened to the
rresP1ioa oil the ratioaa! iiyn, OF tue Nes
Dss2s salon, yet saca nosions are sill
extensively promulgated .nroasa The pal,
ri; and the press, aui not simply by tie
ss5slssel Niiisrsses," bu, ~ men wno are
slga!y esseeassl for THEN learn,ns aut
raasaeace. Dr.. Tyag. formerly oil tAis
CITY, DOW Of New York, has. v,ihia ,b.
last Ie1 years. pabl,cly and earnestly III
vsca;ed 6oarlne ilsa,ical in it. m,n
features sisA the one ref. rr-d 10 sbosr.
sesefal oi lie Episcopal bishops lo.t
add ,raea tie sane doctrine - Phaaa-i
ps.a .Nsr Cs&rca Hsfasi. .Nss u.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

We Ale gral5fei - ANNOUNCE - cur
readers CArzAsrsc Pit. 81 watea see
s4rer semen, IL ear columns, troa that
lassly celebrated PHTascaan and Carsa ST,
Ds- J c. AYEs HIS Cae-ry Peeaorsl
everywhere kaswn as Inc hess re nedy
ever offered T. me rgeise fof Gsa ia. sc.
mas prepared them % erpra ,ha, any
tang rom MS laboratory wozsl o~ worthy
q attention. As % one raca ,c,ar Is
more universally taken than Physical
P.li, ttse publle vii NJ glad Il kaos 81
sas rom saca . Trustworthy source. We
happen 10 kaos, And can assure taeu
ar liza arIicie has intrinsic sners,s~ feliy
e4asi 10 any compound tha; has ere,
.ssae4 from lis Craclbles, and cor.
seeasaas is vel vorhy trial 1hener~l
. sneA sss9lS.ae heessass nerekkaxy--
aarinx Con- -fdr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

TIE aAfasssF Ct sEIGers = y nTA here,
w Ta1@e, - 20, rs s4-gs rs asssal "a s
s.aaae e~s ~ proportion te thf faree rt1s-
nigse5, see he's lsSas ttar vrele = GOOD -
Sol sfe rho terrpaxsaoEs e. Issaasfac
ewing - sa% aev pssnrs .. aana sEsa Inc
hlgs p-resr 81 srtss a..vag lsAi iArueF
ca. rasss And ;. !. ..asi tfe IIstiaenCes u
pessEaal % eras@ss n iaasi snpiOynsni,
rather tiAr II rlastnf. Thass whe ars
engaged "a digging saes n.o<ss ne -
raa.ags os ioaS ezPsrsspos. sse III
s.eEags Fodscs pet Ina1 u Enthusiastically
aaore shf average ol ss-mss ys.rs.--
.7.gre-tsssv x4a
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l. = a&rs seaaaeS : 4szs ha~ssS
u III a,ccezsse q ss&#x $40. y Asa& -
,eSssiatsee ~ ss-a-xs Us -1Sga~A,1.
SiasgcarsrT p,s.-ara1aaars---tsxyr@ =
ire ro~eT Of nos las sssss S-Fvrs a.
rsre.ssrs. A. sas t.xae . s.ss F&ssxss
cf Inc Nebraska .hs.. tas aaasa.s-,Ss =
toe naEth asTass.a "a ;4aaasss - asszs4ssoa-
ss,s and no episaes Vas = case o. Asss
70 lie acarss a2aa tax nssa . assn 80
dared To sss, SLAVERY weali sassr ksasSs.
TIE sotiosIas 10 sc ertracs ron he
ter q Gen Dsags 10 sae Issa1.ary
EIa1l Lab IN answer te a.. tas sa,ias =
s;ses4 NeaFsska ,aasiea. !. WAS aEs;
pah..sArd IN the Nas.aag.oa Ualo1-
s.xarr oE.ssra. Friday. Maroa 10
lsS. --sns-LIxIx ,aaas yeg Tass.
sincerely Tor year Inslsa.soa q TIE 7ta
ms. 10 attend and address TIE nee :ss
sf American citizens wA'rA voa propose
to he'd IN Old Ianmauy Hal on the lsss
lnsssat, 10 ie1pasd 10 nc gresi asiaooFss-
ss uaIas o. ths rights az a1ts O. TIT
4 peaa.e o. = Safe a TerrItczy 10 frame
( tier avn forra q Sove-srsea, and canEfo.
/ thesy nss cornesr affairs. as oansaEa~l i
{. tire nlA res .cIare Congress Ter Ire OF.
canizassoa al Nebraska and Kansas
Ism lew1@s neacvet IN nc pure cez.
.~rxsT~ -~4,rs les uN4ek !. - ire nsaae. ..
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The following GOD asscdsts - ~ ef
the Hon. Jeremiah MaSsa.
Mr.. Mason wss sssaahiag Of \ gi
ia physical :. ws,l - asassI proseni1h.
and in youth mus, have possessed . pew.
ertel frame. In a sitting position. he did
not, however, appear above ordinary
stature, no, only from great length Of
limb. hul from .habi, 81 stopping. which
.he had acquired. While ia the sigor
and strength d. aaAbeoa. Mr.. Mason
happssed one vssy 90 day 70 Be- driving
along ths rsaA il - ssansry. all buried
up under warn ~ IS rsbss. and locked
rather ins;eniasaal ,hs sassal essar.
vera, leass % heepcesrea % An imps.
den, teamssee whs approached in all op.
posi,e dirvcsiea, md who occupied =
large q posioa = Ne rosd with his teas
tina. rass,ag was ! di6calt nasier r. -.
other velIisls. Asthsy nsarsd each oh
or, Mr.. Mason eoakseously reques'ed tn
| ,eams.er tstnrns oaa ! d givs him room
bu. the ,auey vasis,, with "a impSdsa
| look q the applrsaly small yeusa. Per
em,orily refused, and told him 10 tar'
o., nirnself. Mr.. Mason. who l1s,an,l,
oerceired there was bu, one course 4
pursue. quietly saopred has horse. lai
The reuns ovvr the dsshsr, and slowly be
gan TO roll down the robes, ., the sam
tine drawing up his legs and gradual
rising from tbs seat. TIE ,eams.er s.
L. n,ly watched these motions, bu. - ID
legs Obtained foundation, and foot afss
foot Of Mr.. Mason's mammoth proper
,ion came INTO view, look o. as,onisl
men,, like circle In the water, srrea
over his hitherto calm lace. and with
depre eating grs,u-e he pres<n,ly 9,
claimed.
"Ths,'li do. .,rang<r-dssf ~ a.!
more - / Il turn out.
i Mr.. Mason coon had the track 10 bio
sell, and our tewiiA~rei ieamsasr dro'
Of al brisk pace.
Creation" said he as he touched q
, the OH leader with ms wn,p," DO 70,
, der how b Ga TIA, cri,iss wesld ha'
gone, IL hadn', stopped HINT"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06


By the sss,cwiss asspsAeA MN ~ 80 sAas
w,ss's election 10 reduced 10 . esrsaiaty.--
That .Oa y.re,say ssSer hre'-aaa dat she
has spoken 10 saaanaakahie lang aase TO- san:"
sTAaA1>aSha1G AAnN AnlAv nlsa&As 1assAw,
.'yos eaa ~ ysss Ges - s>Aa'-AsAas
Nr&sr. = A4g sI At
Yes. old virgiaay viii aevrr tire d Aia
old dyaa.,y and .'saa~ has discovered
,ha, he canre, proceed any Farshcr soath,
b., Sam won. be-. Yes - en- g no
further south. Web, there = - eonsola.
.iea. tina, the same power wAieA tsepa
Sam from the south, canno, 60 any farther
north than the line ., Sans southern
travels, No matter how jass principle
may BE-. u how patriotic. Of bens6c'al 10
the goseran- - q 70 The People At lalss,
how noble moral o. riigh.eeas. the wssds
Of the E,snyer viii apply 10 il as web
as to ,sSaln." thus Tar shalt thou 50
south and ~ iarsher; you may be, your
lie on that"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

p. T. BAaxuHIS rousL = Az Ar.
rExrr TO VIcrrniaE THE GssAr t,c-
1ixIzta. - he celebrated Snowman was
arrested IN New YORK on Wednesday.
upon The charge Of ilasing violsied The
person c. HaxSSs Grrs-as woman na-
,ae,l Ann blessing. The Tribune Of
rhQrsdsy says: ii.
Mr.. manag~r Daraa,n Yesterday p~sd
tee penalty OF lie p ssession o. wealth
hv hcia. Gro1z, before eour, on a
lh>r charge oi ry'm COS. The whole.
affair xas very Transparent aacn.fS "a
rxtort monty iron Mr. Eafuan, and 81
clearly ssd this apP-ar by The ,rst,n ony
Of tee narti . themselves that Jndge
ra~snMly dsssns.s~a he css< Sue., an.
aosancs ars far more frequent with ,n~n
o. character and wealth than lie puhh,
sarposr. AID we nave 40 doubt that III
sa.a4sy 1as.ssars H.. kss. ~ { 81 scagfi ca
], sis&@ - l.8ass badly rrlugsd I
.esn.s. hosgtrf tat II ! - Eo'i 4 i4s
WFuuS slls1 ssl.t tits 3l..-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

Ey vfr.ae o. axsex!af e@seUneo eo1DoA1nsas~
- Issue d catsf nsT.eek xzSoee Ne ~
tries Cosrt, in sss sSr t4esosda'y - ys9okasA
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= ar ya.,.s a be. e~ee. = q A1se ssto1 Apss
10 ics IA as ca IL LiaeS Ne. s,sSss ID V
ts.< ,s~ d e II sua. in sslr C.snats l~0a I'D
.aal u1sr tie s.ass Tor al II , sthg $50 ~
sa.arsas. the ssA s2y - .sSnsA lH6e. - sAsf
Lgart Iiasse ssor N sail ssank. Jiss~sse -
sssa lay. 10 :...y SOD ss~es No 49, - -
81 m.s acetas tkereaa- - -
.DHS II. l.f-tsiN 49,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-06

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