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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

4 Ease OF wOman$ devotion lbs recently been
brought 10 our knowledge which crIlaluiy equals
any Thug that wc nave tYcI mrl WITH M the TrIIS
UI r0Hinncr. The circumstances Ucrufrd III luis
city, aIh are prlleGily We'll authenticated. WMm
The smallpox was uEIng hrIe q lew weeks utU IL
young lnan employed III StnIG OH Lake SlIrrt as
seI2,d with lnc disease. WAS, II rUnSc, ilnpE0
pet lot Inn 10 remain lhclr; nml tie people with
whom he lived, who wtlr distant relatives al hig,
lsIu'sL tn Pri'nI Inn 10 stay III lhrr house, Tue
result was lllI 1T aS ldkrH 10 The pest hUnSe. Il
70 Iappgned Ilat hG was Gnga. t., t. hu Married IL
most rslilnibie and RmlIhlG yuuhg Indy. NJ
SUOGE did She heHt Ut his condition., lhan size Dis:
lLtinuerl al once that she would nulSu him. She
underwent vaccination, aud IIlrn went here they
had taken her UtuOhrr, 10 the ptst.hU Ilre
SHE lUIId lin, nlUne SICK wrrlCltd, deserted 10y
all tile w0tld. Aud uCIu SiU TrInaiHrd, like min
sleIlng angel, waiting beside S bed U pam, SOUlI
tng h !lSiIrASsS, and attending to h'S wants, lIU
died, hut low cUnsOhus INST have been lis last
InOiGcllS! Though all tie world had iOrSaSrn him,
She, whom IL loved Lrttri tLaR al lhc void, te
Inalncd faithful IL the last. Htr hand II wus lint
SmUVlIred lbs pillow, lief eyes Nhl heulnrd up,n
liltn with InUUlniul but undated affection; into
lltt eat hC poured his last words Of love, Ul sol.
row, anu Ol hopes that IN tbs void might never
be lulhllIrd.
II recalled 10 our mind, wh:n we lpnrl il, The
words that lInwer puts into the mouth Ut one Of
his ChaAClttH "lU 10 watched nul tended BY the
one We love, who would not walk blind and haze.
loot over the whole wusld "--Chicgg0 Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

nnl%et leads bachelors life in Paris and many
singular Stories ore lUl Of bis cccenlficitieS, llp
is ri Tie age Of ilGty, the same dandy he was in le
days Wien lie wToie "Pelham," and tcally makes
Up exceedingly we'll, Ills fortune is yrry latEe.
and he performs many ucls Of chanIy. lie i a
latasl, and believes firmly in certain periods being
hasatdnus 10 his destiny. Onedny, fill Of gloomy
orebo1ings, s waSseatel at his SoIitaty Breakfast
table, when the new houseketp per, who hnpnened
TO bear striking resemblance 10 his vile, cN'ered.
"Sh" tad she, II shall 10 everything to give You
satisactiul." "Will you, madam" cried the
Batonet, and rinrins the bell, lie ordered lie val.
lei 10 pay the housskeePet years wages and her
passage to lie most distant place she would consent
N 90. The lady happened 10 have tauehiet
married to New Zealand Chief at LuOluko, Day
Islands, and hitler she was ,ispolchedat lulwet's
expense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

t1GeOrEO CatIiu, The famous Indian portrait
painter, lrayeIe', aud UI,ompidn Of the red men,
has been heard ftom On lie head. wa'els OF tie
Amazon. painting the portwlts and taking aoles Of
tie rnnnneES Of tie uncouIh tribes IN those regions
lately nrie so Interesting by the report Of I.eals.
I!etn.Ion and tIibbon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
The Nominations,

The National lntellieenett speaking Of the
candidates nominated by the Virginia Convention
Of The Aaetleha rt,IHsats; This Is stroUs tick.
eli. Each Of the gentlemen named has tad ser.
Ylceim Congress, The fist Is Whls, thu other
tSO Democtatst and all, WI believe, Of cOnstlY.
,alyeSlews aud feelings They are men Of abII'
ity and experience lllpuIllc affairs and of Iait
sLSte Of personal popularity,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

CvRtors CNsES--T'hc New ORLEANS CT seen, OF
FtU. ~, mentions the case oil q Mis-. Holmes a
native Of Belgium, tCsIdlng ut Aslrrs, opposite
New 0reohs, which IS lnIher extraordinary. Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes (bOth Iiviug,) wtre married in
1871, aud never had uny children bnrn 10 thrm,-
In 1915 they found funrals Child on tlrit door
step, which they gladly adopted Mis-. Holiness NJ
solre moment When ths babe wns ffetfll, placed
il al her breast, aud was OSiunised aml delighted
10 find that II actually drew laclGa noulislnent,
Immediately. She ErpralUl thg experiment, and
foulHl thr supply constant, but only flulII ono
breast. The bUbc tIrlvCt, hnd has blconlr an III.
teEesiins little Eltl Of nine ytafS Vi age. On The
10Th lust, she lcceived another fOundlins, AMI on
putting il 10 The same breast, was enabled 10 nOlIr.
ls Il as she had done The ottCr Size also infUlln.
cd the editor Of thu Crescent that llIu SUNNY of
milk IN TINT bGe0st had never niIpl since She first
made the discovery. Her statements wete fully cor.
rOboTaled ~ her iIeighbOrs. rhv Crescent descri.
hes let IS u stout built, hardy looking woman,
about IhiIty,Ive years Of EGG, with Kind, moth.
city face which justices liz s0rvs Od vi hct uni.
vcTsal fon0n6ys bf childfen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

PALt Oy ToSSrty--l'bc RiclmonI Dispatch
Of Saturday, says, that a IlO,lon Of the tunnel oi
the Virginia and Tennessee IlaiItoad tell, on FIT
day, throwing an immsuss mess Of cath on III,
tack, by which The passage will be INSTRUCTED to
seyetal doyS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

o1''The MonnOns lave built steamer 10 rly on
The Great Salt Lake. She only waits fot her ma.
clinerY which is 10 lC taken oul by the first train
from ST, Louis in the SptiHg. Utah has now q
population Of 10000, and that Ofsult Lake City
sI2,0OO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
4 WI EELlNG, Vas
y Death q ll,e nnperor d RnssIa.

DEATH OF the Emperor Of Russia
7odttslegtephtc dispatches published yesterday,
Concerning lie news brought by tho Steamship AZ
tidd, announce tic death Of NICHOLAS, Emperor Of
IIy.'le, This at lie present time, is an important
and Startling event, and its results will be aUS'
iopsly awaited W lie world,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

a7'rho failure Of tie Ola HILL Opera al New
York is the subjec, Of pretty general icmotk. Ii
would have required yeiy Profitable business 10
layO sustained tie establishment, owing 10 The cx.
trnvagant expenditures.
II is Stoied on tue signature Of MI. II. c. Wat.
son, secretary OfIlle management, that tho saaits
to he paid 10 tIIe principal singers, before The ts.
....ni rnlrnIr. ytrn ny Lnllnn,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

uLaysel, a French chemist, asserts that II lea
he ground like coffee befotc hot watefis nouted
upon u, j will yield nearly double tho usual
amount Of It's t$hlttatipg qualities,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17

uTTAs v. s, Supreme Court hos cl0sed It's ses.
sion, having disposed Of rs cases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
70 Dealers in Wash Boards,


TN 1911 o. RlCE, of Cincinnati, "Iatta!,ta aIHab',
IMfTo,m,Hi 1t irJGI IQNds," for Witch liz OhtGImd
PIYRNTu Oct. 1872 said Improvements consisted ~
OpCiy prvlailng tie tisSS or sret W INC (Of olheI
sraIe lrela) ard then cLlsnS them 10 iNrhs or en-
heir way Tito tEr EOll wOOen sides 81 legs Of NASH
hUard tic InelhUlS previously eRIuycd lsH; besn 70
,|9Hsd eTGorc tE rii M6tiirG 70 receive ir mtailG
ra,G o. lirG Subsequently soil bis Fnirt lni'Irt' GlII
crAriAI III said Patent 10 tho SuhscIlhcr who !" nnw
sole nrGItt.r iIrICuiN$ well as oaiy cEfci''d mdH'
I1tiG,tT nf"U. ltICL" lYPaUvED rAIEAr "Hr WA>I'
nulRn Lav,ng succeeded to the Vle lTnl ui WAYXE,
lINLY Cuu IN mat biSIurs9, lwlGrE hy ih' popularity
and extensive sale a! said ',lcnt Wa!lh01ris," hnh-
dir pesOns have engaged In making AMI vending ihCh
NiihnRl A6 tTtky rieilsHE NJ TiRhi So
Gated by said Patent. SuilS lhEN heeU C0nln:hced Chd
arc now pti, oSiln4i certain parties KNOWN 10 DC nus
cnIageh and Is ny intention t9 prosecute !0r Hll ~
I,ilpei0eIY al NV cel al Just Nights, to tic extent
lie iaY Am PERSONS aIc cIGJtc ci"ittH'd against
csYng ~ dealing IN Gnc wash hOlT:s made ailer tEe
ttsnHtT aitUcI ~ Rice unless branded ~, RiseS i'
vJoTtl K,h 6oyilr, Patented 1872" tGne IihS Lclls
genuine lm1y 10 well 10 renIli Il, TINT tic VARIATION IL
iIc shape OF lhe crNp,-nr tho ennOlEeHl 81 any rat
en'rI machine 10 hi, "aSnbONi uS-W0cs mol give thc
Iiisht nuIt lilo rdtHH cttins FIec's, above dTAclb
cd, ulI WHICH the Tdis .! The hO3nl really dcleNd
WtUostr orders To- tns EHihC GIiclc le'pecllully$o
lcIte and ptUmpill executed, al az low prices Is any VI
'''' ''''N JOSEPH W, WAYNE,
Soc proprietor and nRnu'0eiurcr Hereof
OticC d llailTiU AiUrc, Sn iHi Maln q
! NH Opposite aill. EINLiNNiIi, n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
WanJod,
Lionds Ur ImttS0i 0hiu Gettlal Railroad Co.
p" +" nj lltmpIlcld
q .. OF MelIaYIlle

~ liail, ~ NhiD
E1lIGal bonds VI Washington county, IL.
VI Ohio F" Va.
For which will b. exchanged M liberal tenn, several In
proved ilrns in Mals,li rOuly Va nr lA to 1IeIes
inthc nrishhUilNiOl NJ GANi4lUu 'lIlnH
1OwM tot, in HicMh'Uwu, itCi"dln% Naldlb" Goa
Uap Irovtdlam Ia wiu county. Va. in tracts Of 4G'
IN lG1l 0CIcS.
FOrpaIcnars address, or Inquire at ceolti'lJIO0T
0l RCliunu, lion Wwkt IT, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling, Va FcDnlIy Jill, ISL.
RtIDlter, wh,llnSIUn, Pa COPY weeks AMI ch'Tb'
this ofltc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
REA1 lgTATR sAI Isl
Tavern Stand for Ront.
J n zivvy,
For Sale.

TUT 6ul9.
IT OF 40. 8, In block 81, on IlaMrltn ttrt.,. r.,
] aud TlallLG back 100 10 All alley. TMtbns q,
hest SiiUltrd lois lihe clty Tor ielileEic,
alley Op tile hack part AID side. lWll leiiIL. .'s
or ore all 0I az may heAtsull tie paChaSI 's'R
For Information tlqalIe al This Oillte OrOi Nrj,,
mVQ AZ va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
For Rom.
EOr RrNI,

For Rent.
THE loom ottprltd by nthftld& Tan.
StOIe-p bsstsSOn sStnon tie RrAt dalU, As., ~, 49,
HlquiTc vi J. X. lNisfoIl. ''N'.--
lwill alsN rent llniOWiiall BY the itaT IN,
rrNnS IN the EerntF s'oiy, irolltlls on N,n,i,
buildings, that will make good Offices I0I as,Ti., g.
whirll will rcnl on good Terms. ROrpaiSta, 80
or jliH INO. X. EOISttS!al''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
NEW ADVRRT1sH MHNTs
.ToL,, 4. li,sii,ef! isoDrtt lbbotss
s'"' SsijiiTEELTNG
steam Craoker Bakery.
No, s162 Market OF.

WHOLESALE PRICES
sUGAR ctesersp e. p gtsE st'sSers Ills nc
RSsson 10 & az DyspepsatlO DO .,,.7e
'''N ppot thread IIoa s., 600 sAoOrer Chl, ~,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
Pay your Postage.


Beat tin mind, That no letters WI be
SET, through the post office unless the
postage IS pre- paid.
We notice at the pos, odice in, Upton
several letters posted up which have beeo
dropped into the box unpaid and con
sequently are not sent. Ii any OF our
readers have seu: any letters recentIy
without pre- paying them they eau now
find them tacsel up to the wall in the
post Office, 50 call and pay them. W.
are confident thai II was no subscriber OF
the .1lceritssr wac seus these letters rs
We have nollce.i this Law before
Here, now, is a little illustration of the
benefi, OF newspapers. The poor s,ingy
unrnformei hu mans, who do no, take the
papers are lahorin, uale- the delusion
that their letters are ere this in the hands
OF those to whom they were directed
whcreasihey are only appended to the
wall in the pos, office and never viii be
sent ua.es8 tha postage is prepaid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
The Elpetiru.

Before this reaches our readers the
news ofshe defea, oil the American Par.
ty, will have been heralded TO them by
tae Cd Line sheets, accompanied by a
garbled repor, Of the proceedings. That
the ticket has been defeated BY the yiles,
means, such as an American wou!d blush
to look upon, and none bat demagogues
sustain, is no subject OF doubt with any.
There is one feature connected with this
election. We hare not seen single
.7mrieaa rhe took part on The side Of
Popery, that kas had TIE efrontsry TO
beast orer the dornfaN Of .amerieaa pria.
eiples. They rear shsepish, hasd-dog
expression OF couaisndncs, aud such as
most beft persons guilty of such dis
graceful bearing toward the Institutions
of their native land Gin. Times.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

II any Of our frienls wish to ;tibs
Tor valuable elstern paper, we would
recommend to them the Cincinnati Dbl
lar Times"
The Times is al exeelleat sheet, and
devote to the best in,eres. OF the coua-
try. In politics it favors the American
Reform party, AM is coaiu;tel with
much ability, and is a thorough Aneri-
can an,i-Jesuits, anti Catholic, anti
Whiskey, anti-Demagogucism anti Cor
ruption Journal. Il exposes the machi-
nations Of political Ronamsm in It's true
light Terms one dollar per annum.
Send on your dollar ani read il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25


The Official eolut OF the City Clerk
shows that 0. Tie returns make the c4uil-
dates on the American ticket nave MAJOR
ties running from two 10 nlne naadred
fhls is exclusive o. the E.eyealA and
Twelfth wards, the re!arns OF waiea
through The outrageous proceedings q
Monday and Tuesday, nave been destroy
Ell. Fae Sag Nfehts claim that these two
wards would have giYea them aooa. $500
majority, which would have elected their
ticket BY TIA average Of something less
than 1000 majority. Though lnls nay
seem 20 BE- defeat OF he American
party, II IS bot Ia truth such. 4 number
d important issues, over and above those
winch really divide tho American party
from the Old Liners, were brought into
the contest, ard hal the effect Of alleaa
ting many whose synpathies are for
American principles from the support Of
Of the ticket. Il IS well known that
prohibitory liquor Law mas lately been
enacted In this State, aud was recently
pronounced C,asti;u, ional by lhc Supreele
Court Just previous 10 the election
attempts were made 10 enforce this law.
The Prosecuting Attorney aud the Judges
elected BY the American Reform party,
did their duty faithfully ia The premises,
while the city police, uadef al Oh Line
Mayor, received positive instructions not
10 enforce tue Jaw.
Again. TIE City Coqacl recently
passed what is called tie Sunday Ordi-
nance, which ioEblds the selling Of liquors
81 all kind-, il. tippIiay purpoAes, on the
Sabbath d4y. Ba. Little care has been,
taken BY ,h authorities to enforce this
law. The effect has beena combination
0! the entire liaeJr interests OF the
city and II Is innease against the
Reform ticket. Iii Old-Liners pro-
missed, tlat ii case their ticket WAS
successful, neither Ii. State Ia " or the
Sunday ordinance should be enforced !;
"ilie M. TAyG9a, tie American can.
dl!ate for Mayor, took the manly AMI
Only honorable position, that in case he
was elected Mayor, he would enleayor to
enforce all laws irrespective Of their
character. These facts 10, OILY threw
the entire whiskey interest ia favor Vi
the Old Line ticket. but made every man
in the least engaged in the business, from
the wholesale manufacture and importer,
down to the retailer oil three cen. drinks,
Jealous in It's support Notwithstanding
this, the temperance people gave the
American ticket but lukc.warm support,
because Mr.. TAYLOR was known to be
opposed to tic en1cfasnt Of extreme
rsohibil,ry laws, though favorable % their
enforcement when enacted.
Yet, after all, the % called Democratic
ticket, poilsl the largest nln1bor Of votes.
only by the most dsaonorable means. =
There is nd a cord "a The city, in uhieh
illegal votes rare mol deposited al fauor 81
Hsdt ficlet. LII this dlshonorabie. but not
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

A TRuLY 1xFoRTUsArE MAs.--The
Boston Journal says:
The Ericsson experiment is at a n end
The insei ton is conceded to be failure
and poor Ericsson is ruined man. He
has spent all his fortune in building his
caloric ship, and in his experiments he
has made on the vessel. lie has done
more he has spent all his wife fortune,
VIII Oh was great, and she, too, is beg
CARED. Bunshe worst of all is, tina, it
has led to such recrimination aud aliena
ton that they have separated, never, to
be united again, perhaps. Had he been
successful, his name would have been
enrolled with that Of Columbus, Newton.
Fulton, and other men Of illustrious re.
nown. Blu, he has failed he has los,
his all he has introduced ruin into a
once loving and happy home and the
world coldly looks on, and says, IL told
you so. !"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

A young German died at II O'Clock
from the effects OF stab received las,
night near the corner Of Vine and Thir.
teen,h streets.
Another person shot In the ARRAY on
Vine street nigh, before last, died at the
Commercial! Hospital about 8 o'clock las.
night. Though with tie .,arty tha, went
up to tnke the Gamma from the Germans
he is, strange 10 say, an Irish Catholic.
Those who observed hin. say he was
among the most enthusiastic Of the crowd.
He resided in Covinytoa, and i a single
man
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
FOREIGN News.
ARRIVAL OF rRr sosraERs LtsAr'


ARRIVAL OF rRr poRTaERs LtoAT.
New Yoax, Monday, April Is.
The steamer Northern Light arrissd
here Yesterday afternoon with dssss OF
California news received per Promesheous
via New Orleans,
1t is reported and generally believed
that about one hundred and fifty OF Col
Walkers emigran,s left San Francisco
y hon, the middle Of March, in a small
vessel bound,o some port in Centeral
America. Col. Walker and large
number Of bis followers we're actively
but privately preparing TO follow, and
have chartered two vessels for the Pur-
nose. Col. Walker will unite his forces
with Gen. Munos, and it was expected
tina, they would effect some important
changes in Central America, and es-
pecialIy in Nicaragua. The Nicaragua
Steamship Company have discovered a
very valuable coal minetwenty. five miles
from San Juan del Norte and within
about one mile of the coast.
Page, Bacon & Co., announced that
they would resume business on the 2Sth
OF March.
The Maine Liquor Law, 1t was ex-
pected would pass in the Legislature q,
the present session.
ADDITIONAL, ny Tnf soRrERs LIGHT.
The members oil the san Francisco
delegation to the Legislation have given
notice of an intention TO introduce a bill
to abolish the city government Of San
Francisco and appon, trustees to regulate
its affairs.
Robinson, the Exchange Brokor, has
been admitted to bail in the sum Of $50
900 on three bills found against him.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

GosE TO SEBAsrorcL. Major Rich
ard Delafield Of the United States Corps
Of Engineers, Major Morlecai, of the
Ordinance Department and Capt. Nc
Clellan of,he Cavalry, sailed on Wednes-
day in the steamer from Boston, en- route
for Sebastopol. They have been ordered
by the authorities at Washington 10 make
a tour ofobservation on ths h,tili les IN
the Crimea and especially to inspee, the
siege works where the allies have now
concentrated their forces. They are ac-
companied by paymaster of the U. s.
A., and their expenses will be borne
from the National Treasury Chicag Q
Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
rAI8ge p

The editor OF the MeDoaoa.l IN de-
pendent says that irien OF his IA. ca r
tured white prairie chicken, walch is
regarded as a. pathological curiosity
Whereabouts. AS he is said 10 crow Ias,i
ly, and makes himself quite at home
with partner that has been given 10
him, We reckon he belongs to the barn
yard species OF prairie chickens. -Ciie.
Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

30 Mons. Rudolph, ,ae editor of a
German paper, DIE Wage, has been
condemned 10 Imprisonment, in Waterloo
county, c. W., for having disseminated
impioas and blasphemous doctrines
through his journal. The article alluded
to expressed peremptory denial Of the
divinity, aud the truth of the retention
Of man by the coming of Christ, and the
absolute disbelief of the dogmas OF the
Church.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25
Boston. ApIli /.

The House Of Representatives pass 10
y 81 reading, bill providing the exclu-
sion Of coiored children from any Of the
public schools. The act will probably
pass both houses with bu, slighl,opposition.
Up To noon to-day no progress has been
made IN the trial oil the alleges rioters in
the Buns case. Arguments we're being
made Oh the motioa 20 squash the ini,ct.
lnents.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

The Cedar County Advertiser lately adyertis-
ed Robert M. Seerest as an impcster, going
about the coIntry peddling reg ala and diplomas.
and redI sseating himself as the agent of a
widow OF a deceased mason.
M. Secrest in the Advertiser of 4 subsequent
date, denies the charges.
The above item has appeared os sito-
rial in several different papers, we 30
not know which paper to give credit for
it. as 1t has been stolenSo many times.
We wish to answer the as. item by say
ing that Mr.. Seerest never did deny the
charge made agains, him. He made an
at.emp. to raise little sympathy BY cry
ing persecution" before the truth had
been half told. He attempted 10 give
version OF the matter for himself, 50 as to
lead some TO think he had denied the
charge where in fact, he had Only smooth
ed them over with soft logic, but never
denied the first item charged against him.
He deserves TO lie passed arouni.-Ed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-25

w learn through gentlemen from
tYaas. That the NV Company recently
organized 70 complete this roel, have al
ready snail force 81 men At work on
the line, aal win have IN short time
5pvafds Of 800 men at work letveen
Lyons aa1 Dewitt. That taaY now
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