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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING
003 C10AA,

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
phlets, Hand Bills, &c, done to order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
tons, Notes, &c, Of superior quality
always kept on hand at this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

SS@N IVY
s'r5~ Profanity /. very bad thing -
besides it is the unerring mark OF Ioa-
fer or yagabond, but such huge er. ors
as occurred in las, weeks paper, cause us
to think hard things. For instance in
reply 10 Mr.. Mccain, we referred to
him as 1.-The author instead OF which
the printer made us say the outlaw -
Now We think, with good reason too,
MI. McClaln much of a gentleman, and
notan outlaw. Again EsquInaux was
spelled "Esquimox, and the word town
was made taxes" while ISIS and ms
were mixed in promiscuously. We were
abset, which may account for so many
plumbers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

~ K; N. Long E.q, On The lith inst Mr.
Eoh AhD WILCOX to Mis-. ANN CHASE
both Ct Centre township. ''' = ''''.'' l.
On Nov. 8tb, hy Rev. VIM R,o,ev ur
fRtDEEIC s, CARL TO Miss ENAIINE So
FER, DO b Of Centre township
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
A Bow Wanted.

We will take as an apprentice to the
printing business, all Industrious, steady
boy. We will give good situation to a
good boy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

BosrErs.-We have now three pa-
ces in Upton where these articles may
be had, viz: Of Misses Young and DAVIS,
of Mrs. Van Houlon, OF Of Mss. Edgar
but If The ladies cannot get suited here
or think they can do letter by goihg tar
,her, they will find stock OF bonne's
ribbons fancy goods etc, at Jelllsons city
bonnet store in Auscaline, when VIII
convince them they need 90 no farther
At the city bonnet store they endea'oI
to be up to the times IA style and fashion
ard ljttle in advanc Of tie rest Of Iowa
in the stock on hand.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

IN Il / ID. W ILttD.
TTssfn store as large stock Of arars s,fr.s
oils and dye-statf. az was ever lro5.h, 10
Rock Island. Abich he offers 70 tie trade at a
small aiyanee nee, o. s o@>se.4 nft''i - rs 10 >
York, Boston ard Philadelphia, aud i coa-
SANITY be'og reP'enishrd, customers Ca rely
.pen se,Hh- pure - "naa4''r = a1aa ara. -
ha'ihS h%r' IL q lug Faae 'of ths tsS' ''h
years he ieels ""s571 a saying 'ila' h's s1oe'
of drugs cahhe' o" tsega"' IoF 4oar,''ys fa'le-
y ina 10" prices I'd ~. se'..21 u en- T.
| ~ me p pug, ana Ieli'oie patent me'i''"'7
| ef the DAY faih's' e.
JJIife iegd IN c1I
Liageed oil,
S1rifs f,,yge3fipe
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Ky We will devote a portion oil our
paper 10 the ci,zens Of Upton exclusive
ly in the way Of publishing an ahsirao'
Of the proceedings Of the Cedar 20 Legs
lature.
Tie meetings vii be interesting to all
and the space taken IN the paper ne
waste.
Books. : Who OF our readers wants
hooks either at wholesale or retail j
any let them call on. or send Their orders
10 Eli Adams at Davenport
An magazines may be had 0" o''''
a, this place.
There IS no need Of extending remarks
Just give Mr.. Adams call ana s'e
Tor your selves.
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The Advertiser.
Upton. NOV. 18th, 1856.
WELLS SPICER

Business 4 Commercial AsparitueOt
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rIHE SrOCk comprises "A general assert
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agt Pare BOOB tnath PVT aEE 81 t~t 4aA a. ions
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re Having arranged with Publishers AID
BOOKSELLERS in New York, Philadelphia, GIN
rinuati. Chicago, &c. orders will be received
Tor book. SC, mol in Store, AMI supplied Al
at short notice. by mail or express.
Orders received for L. Johnson Cos Tyre
Foundry. Philadelphia.
RAGS BnUGHr ron TRADE OR CASH.
re Al orders pef mad en"tos.ng advertised
prices Of Books. Periodicals e. IA current
funds or no>t-offce stamps, will have prompt
attsntion and returns made by mail, or as III
rected. I'll Ab-A'i' ,e,e
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I.E~ We call the attention. ot readers
TO the new Advertisement OF VIM. Hess,
of Muscaune-
Il is now getting late ia the season,
and full time 10 lay aside your old straw
hats and glazed caps, and get some COW
ering for the head 10 protect II from tue
blasts oil winter, and to lay aside your old
plugs and 90 nice capital winch viii
make you look respectable. There Is
no article OF wardrobe which adds more
10 the good appearance OF a man than
the covering 10 his Uranium.
HATS AND Ars.--Agaln II our rea-
ders do no, wish to purehace at Musca-
tine, they will find an opportunity al the
Emporium Of Hats and Caps IN DaFen'
port. But Il is useless Tor US TO dwell
on the sabjeet-lusl read Messrs Aston
SEC Advertisement ponder well before
you act in the premises.
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Editor, Publisher and Proprietor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09

A census of st. Helena, taken in the year
l849, showed that island to contain a pop
ulation Of 5,940 persons, of whom there
were 534 liberated Africans, and 5ll soldiers.
There were two attorneys and one doctor.
The schools educate 1856 boys and girls, and
receive from the government an annual grant
of 2,480. The governor of this little colo
ny receives salary of SO, 800, and the colo
NAL secretary 81, 800.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09

CONDITION OF MORMON WOMEN.--An
officer belonging to Col. Steptoes command
now stationed at Salt Lake City, in letter
in the Providence Journal thus speaks Of the
condition of the Mormon women
With word about the melancholy con-
dition will bring my letter to close. AS
general thing, woman here, having salts
fled what we call the /" lust" but what the
Mormons call the holy DESIRES" of some
righteous elders, is left to shift for herself
not the least support does she receive from
him to whom she has been in many cases
forced to prostitute herself. Their condition
is infinitely worse than that Of the slaves at
the south.
One of the wives Of the chief of the
Twelve Apostles" washes for a boarding
house here to support herself; two wives of
Parly P. Pratt another apostle, have repeat
edly begged for work. Women here have
told me that their pretended husbands have
not visited them for months and years. One
of the apostles asked family of three girls
to marry him, and to get them he would
take the old mother. They refused, and he
has since maligned them in every way.
We receive many requests for assistance
TO leave from women in every position
Their case is peculiarly hard separated by
hundreds of miles or plain and desert from
the outside world, brought here by the false
inducements, degraded and oppressed, with
no hope of succor, they are in great, very
great numbers entirely disaffected They
abhor the very thought of polygamy, the
very name of Mormonism. This is the
honest, simple truth. ,-',
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09

Washington have detached Col. Richard
Delafeld, of the engineers, Major Alfred
Mordecai, of the ordnance, and Capt. Geo.
B. McClelland, of the cavalry, on special
duty, to proceed to Sevastopol, to inspect
the works there and view the operations of
the war. They are ordered to depart as soon
as possible. We dare say they will have
opportunities of seeing much that is new in
the business of arms, and bringing home
with them some additions to the knowledge
of military practice. AS matter of course,
they will accupy strictly neutral position.
and we advise them to leave all private let
ters of introduction, and trust entirely to
their official credentials. By this means.
we do not doubt that they will be received
by all the commanders of Sevastopol;' both
within and without the city, and allowed,
on all proper occasions to 60 unmolested
from one side to the other.-[N. Y. Trib.
Soils which contain standing water with
in thirty inches of the surface, should be
under drained. From such land, there is a
continued draining of water to the surface,
as in a flower pot, where the water is applied
to the bottom, but soon moistens to the top.
Constant evaporation keeps the soil and air
cold, and excludes the air from the SOIL
Drain off the water and the air enters the
soil as there is less evaporation, the soil
becomes warmer the oxygen decomposes
the vegetable matter in the soil, and changes
the poisonous protoxide of iron, to the bene-
fetal peroxide. - Ohio Farmer.
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Edward, the next son, was some years ago
in banking house in England. George, in
1916, was an officer of Dragons. Sophia
of her fate nothing is known. 1t may be
added, that the first General Arnold's moth
er, had six children, of whom he and his
sister Hannah alone lived to the years of
maturity. The sister adhered to her brother
Benedict, throughout his eventful and guilty
career, and was true to him in the darkest
periods of his history. She died at Mon
tague, in Upper Canada, in 1909 and was,
as is uniformly stated, lady Of excellent
qualities Of character.-B Boston Atlas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

ICt UPRFlIE COURT.--IN THE MATTER OF THE KNICk-
~ erbocker Bank Of the city of New York-Notice to
stockholders and credorsThe receiver Of the above
named bank baving reported to this court true and
accurate list and statement OF the persons who since
lst of january, 1885, stockholders thereof the
nomnal amount Of stock held by each and the residence
|o each far the be ascertained, public
notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed by the Supreme Court referee with directions
afer giving notice to all persons concerned 70 appor
ZION the debts and liabilities of said bank contracted after
the LIST of january, 1850 and remaining unsats6ed
mong the said stockholders rateabe In proportion to
their stock according to the principles Of the statute in
.such Gaze made and provided.
Notice is also hereby given, that the matters refer
red to will be heard ut my Office, in the Trinity Build
ng, No Ill Broadway in the city Of New York, the
18th day Of September next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
M which time shall proceed TO hear the allegations aud
proofs Of all parties and persons interested in the matter
referred to me- and particularly to ascertain the persons
who cbargeable stockholders for the debts and
liabilities Of said bank contracted as Aforesaid and the
chargeabe to each according to the rules and
principles declared in the statute.
Notice ia also hereby given that the amount Of abil
es THUS to be apporoned among said stockholders Is
S50 46 o. and that the list Of stockholders, among whom
he apportonment is to be made Ia in my Office, subject
10 the examination Of all parties interested.
Notice is also hereby given that the following the
Of stockholders contained in the report of the
iver whose residence is not ascertaine TO be within
ne county Of New York but who reported liable
the said epportonmcnt of the debts and liabilities Of
hn han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27


|NyRlNG NY LATE VISIT To EUROPE, I OBTAINED
several new insrumene Of incalc value In my
opthamoscope which enables the
us 10 look into the interior Of the eye and the OPP
II nerve aud rena in smAurosis and the lens In incl
snt cstsract the equally extraordinary specuium for
|hinx into the drum Of the ear the eustAhian tubes
Ia throat Jacobs needles for removing cataract With
main or danger the regulator for squintng artificial
|npaui. for instantly restoring hearing where the
nn the esr Is perforated or lost ARTIFICIAL eyes, which
&pk and move exactly Ike the natural &c.
er twenty years. extensive practice and experience
jncipay in this city and my recent observations dur
Il my foreign tour .xas. II Will not be deemed unbe
Ining in me TO say that consider myself competent
treat all those Who may place themselves under my
re skifaIy snd to extend TO them every advantage
1t be obtained In either hemisphere By means 81
new Instruments each case becomes perfectly plain
a visible Patients who have been discouraged and
Aried travelling from physician 70 another, may
insult with positive assurance, that at all events
sy win be told with trnthfulness what their disease
sily is aud whether durable or otherwise. At home
,m 10 II and from "a <o'clock daily.
JAMyS W. POWELL, H. d., Oculist Aurist, kc.,
tos Broadway oPpo-iss ths st hssh0Iss,
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Our Hnyts Correspondence.
Arx CAyus, HAYTi. August f2

ANA lAfEs' HAITI august lSp0
Ihls Empire Island At the present time Ii IN very
unsettled condition and scarcely II when
under its republican form of government, except tina.
Law Ia punetuay observed, and for life and pro-
rerty better security afforded,
Money Is very and cofeeand og~ooi, the
two principal objects Of expectation The coffee IL nov
blossom, and in the South and Southwest of the
sand the yield win no, approach anything like an ayersgs
one which win surely affect the neg.
In whatever part Of the island you Witt American pro
visions are 20 abundant that in out d
ten, they sell for freight and duties Fish drug in
market
The cemrnercai community would b. greatly benefited
by sseerianins the Law spperanng 20 the fees and
aartes OF Consuls and commercial agents which went
into effect July 1855, extended 10 Hayt the acting
commercial agent here denies having received my 10
struetions from hs government, and IL determined u
charge as heretofore which Is grevous and unjust i'm
post together with three dollars for certifying
voice. Their fees and duties should be printed posss
up in public places and receive general dsriba.on fo
the protection of captains and shipowners JHY.
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THE LATEST.
TELEoRAPHIc FROM NEW ORLEANS.


NEw ORLEANS, August 25, 1855.
The steamer orifaba has arrived here, with dates
from Vera Cruz 10 the 22d inst.
Santa Anna left the city Of Mexico on the 9th inst,
with escort Of 500 and signed his abdicaton
Perote. He embarked the 17th at Vera Cruz for
Havana.
Two days after he left Mexico eight hundred
Of his escort revoited killing Of their officers.
They then Joined the insurgents.
The Alvarez platform has been adopted. General
CAIRO l. Provisional President Of Mexico and Ia Vega
Commander in Chief Of the army All the State prison
ers had been liberated.
mob had gutted large number Of houses, including
that of Santa Anna's mother In law.
The appointment Of Senior Vidal minister to the
United States (vho passenger IN the orizaba)
Is revoked.
fight occurred at Vera Cruz between two revolted
battalons and regiment that continued faithful to
Santa Anna. The former beaten and LEFT for the
mountains. Fifteen twenty killed before order
was re stored,
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Alleged Negro Murder In the Tenth Ward
NUNUNEH . INVUE5L Ls
nrfnre Cnroucr tIli,nu


About IL O'Clock on Saturday night two co.,red men
well sdyauccd In years named James Hudson aad Raber%
Hamilton became embfoilcd In dieuty while la .hs
grocery store Of Harmann BATmann, corner Of chs,i.
and DelnDcy streets, aher, high words and b~a vse
exchanged Hamilton resTated irssn the stoyv, followed
by Hudson with .s,se cheese knife In his han.,- ..
reaching the mi.di- ot tho street, Had."- ,.,,,'
Hamilton ars plunged the terri''. ...~-. ~. a..
back Of BIS neck severins . ,,,n.,.., a..
- Ve<a'h ~ = minutes afterwards. oGicer Duff
u he ieo' ward police, who happened 70 along at
this moment, arrested Hudson and took him TO the s,s
tIon house.
Yesterday Coroner Hilton PROCEEDED T. the Tenth ward
station bod and held inquest upon the body of the
deoeascd Hamilton, vixen Il appeared that
both the prisoner and deceased were old friends
and had been In the habit Of paying almost
nightly visits TO this grocery store, where they
used 70 spend their evenings talking aud joking together
On tho night in question the parties met usual this
store with quarrel sprung up between them caused
ny the deceased throwing ripe tomato A. Hadson
which dired hs coat and annoyed him that be picked
up the cheese knife and out after Hamilton who had
started the street In order 10 escape the the
enraged man But the prisoner coon overlook him and
ere lie bad reached the opposite sde~ak he~ upon him
knife in hand and in instant plunged mp 20 the h
into the neck of the unfortunate The wound pro-
dBesd Was ghsstly one, causing death in sg minutes
after the The policeman before r~ferrei 20
the blow struck and although quite oloso 10 The
prisoner could not interfere In behalf of the deceased
the matter was the work a m instant The jury, on
bearing the evidence rendered the following verdict
''renth from stab in the neck With knife in ,he
hands a James Hudson"
The prisoner Who l. 70 years old and native o. Ncv
Jersey being examined by the Coroner relative - the
charge preferred against him esd that he assaulted DO
tend 10 kill him. He forthwith committed % pri
son 10 await the action Of the GRIND jury
BeccAsed was6T yearr u sge and native ~ syan
nah Ga. He was member of the coloted Aen'- Bene-
voent society of this city, a. vas also the prisoner
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THE VERY LATEST.
fURTHER PARTICULARS or SANTA AssA's ABDrcA.
TIoS,

FUkTHEK PAHT1CLLAKS OF EANTA ANNA ABDTCA-
TI0S,
Nrw ORLEANS, August 25, 1855.
Fuller advioes from Mexico inform that santa Anua
left the capAi the pre'ence q processing in person TO
queii the revolution in Vera Crur.
On the 18th inst. the citizens Of Mexico adopted the
plan Of Ayutla During the excitement following Santa
Annals deser.on, the Office Of the UniuSei newspaper
and upwards Of forty other buildings, demolished
The military in,erfered killing forty persons aud wouna
ing many
Delegates met in the city Of Mexico on the 10th INST in
conformity with request Of the Provisional government.
and cho,e Caro- President for six months. They also
ordained the freedom Of the press The statue Of santa
Anna was stamped upon BY the popalace.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DIAYING CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PoR BALE
II 1T the Union Card Aanuiactory 1T and ITO Grand
street mar Broadway including single and double heads
ornsmented and pain, and Spanish cards 4 superior
article Of linen faro cards well seasoned and warranted
not 10 warp made expressly for dealing
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IMPORTANT F2OM MEXICO.
TRIUMPH OF TIE RHVoLUTf9sABY PABEY,
Abdicati0H and Flight Of Santa Anna,
&C., &C., SO.

We have received BY the George IAW, by the way Of
Aspsnwah late and important from the west coast
Of Mexico; and by the teiegraphs wires from New Or
leans ssn later and important intelligence from
the City Of Mexico has reached us.
The Alvarez party hsvs been completely successful and
Santa Anna has abdicates and fed TO IAyans
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CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAM1LToN.--DN AND
~ after Monday, Angus, q, the steamer N0RwAiX
viii make only two trips day until the 18th OF Sepern
ber 20 Fort Hamilton and coney Island leaving Amos
rier No an r., at 10 A W. and az p NJ leaving Coney
Island AZ IL and So touching at Fort Hamilton each
way Fare for the whole excursion rs cent?. Full fare
tor children
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SHREWSBURY. HIGHLANDS

IsNoR LONG BRANCH, SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS,
II and Ocean Port-The hvori.e steamer JANE
HRIsTopEk leaves Jay street pier for the above places
on Monday August ~, a. 3 r.. N Tuesday 18th At y
y. NJ; "Wednesday 10th at4P. NJ; THURSDAY GOTH a.
7. Friday, 3ist attf.M. Returning leaves Gcesr
por. tsil- EsA.x Y. F1sc SIX eea.
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N. B--The foregoing contains the names Of those
ockholders only Who reside out Of the county OF New
ork whose residence ia unknown, and does not in
ude those whose residence Is Known 10 be in the city.
j. W. EDM0NDS Referee.
Trinity Baildings, Ill Broadway.
New York August "A, 1855.
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Nrs. MARI fassAs recs Of R.v. Joseph Farrar, dies
a; ectshsfn, near worcs~.sr Macs, on the 24,h inst
3 70 yesrs, months and 20 days shs sustsined her
- about The house, AMI Ia usqai be.l,b III
&, -. -. .ss dsys " hss dcA.h.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

|NNEYARDS In AMERiCA-PRICE l2k GEMS,
Nv with remarks upon temperance, (fts foundation
ntemperance ts causes and remedies the culture Of
grape vine the United States and other matters Of
In Portugal and New York. For sale at No As Beaver
street. New York Copies transmitted free to any part
the United States receipt Of fteen cents In postage
stamps.
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no census ~ Bsbolsa hAs lssf ee.n s.snpss'~i ~
m. A,.s.... .,S ~. ysssrns - ~ Sfss ana Tss1
~asas Afs tisy. " tss f@~nir tasfA %nss IDS VA