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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20


Socrates saooks, lord oil Ovation,
A second time en'1fal sae uar,i age relation
Santippe Csorie accepted his hand---
They thought him the haapiest man in IA.
Land.
Ere the first waning hsneyaeoa nasssd ovsr
HIS head
One riornino. XantiPee, socrates sa Il,
u Think for a min of my staniiag in hfs,
This house h too small a. ! now btv" wite
So as ,ar'y as possible, eafpent,r Carey
Shall widen my house, my barn and ny dairy.
%, secrstes dcary Nantiprs replied
i hate % hear everything su'ynlariy mvea,
Whenever gentleman saesks to his brittle,
Hc oasht t. say onr, ani A. pronoua beside ;
SO whenever you-talk O. seal chataes,again,
>aypsu dairy our coward, aaaoar pig pen
VITA your leaya, Ms snoohs, | viii taik as
Ipleass sr -s s.ss
II speak OF my horses, ms sartsn, my ,gees.
Say oar, the lady erred ont in rage;
.l.ou't. Mrs. saoos- thcngir ron ask me a.,
on, woman. thaagh only piees Of mans rib
II your ma ghty companion ere qaarreis with
You,
yoa frequently prove the hsss mas ai the two
la the folowin4 ease thiswas certainly true
Tie loved Xantipp, Just palled OF her shne
Au,l laying about hero Nil sides at raadoa.
The aaage verified nil desT~ranium,
p,v Socrates snook., a fter tfyiny in vain,
To warao OF II. bio IS th,s paaersl like rain,
Be.olviny that valors best part was discre,
non %
Crept under the bel Ike terrified Hessian
But the da in'less Xantppa--not enc viii
afraid,
Converted the seige nta a blockade
And when Socrates said. it's 80 wearisome
here,
She swee.y replied, say our, my acaf.
Atl.ngtli when he'd reasoned the thing IN his
pate,
H. concluded twas useie,. to strive syansi
fate.
. Aud then, like toltoise .protrndlnE his hesd
Said--"may We conc cut iron under our bed
Aha said lis wifa, Mr. Socrates snoohs,
= see you aoceae 10 my terms by your looks
I'll let YOU come out aud from this happy
hour,
If you'll only obey me, Ill never look sours
'1is said The next Sunday, ere going to
church.
lie CHANGED for a pair Of clean trowssrs to
search
Having found them. he sale, with few nervous
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

BRurAL AssauLr--A MAN MANLY
kuLID AND NoMAS SEVERELY
WouspED.-~A number cl conflicting
rumor~ are afoat in relation to aa assault
on Mr.. Ira Giichsist oI Sa!iha, Oh Salur-
day. BY a Dulchnan. The facts in The
case, as nearly as we can ascerts,a ,hea.
are these. The Du.canan's name IS An
thony Turner, He was in the emplov-
ment Of Mr Gilehris,. Some difficulty
arose in relation TO wages. when Turner
attacked his employer with thc axe, cut
ting bHn severely On til. head, aeek and
side, breaking three Of h,. ribs producing
an efusion Of blooi ,n,o ,hc chest. lI,s
wife in al.smrilng defend her husband.
had one Of her fingers cut of. Sac also
received several severe cuts on the bsnds.
Mr. u. vas this iaoralng III aIost danger
GUS condition, and lis recosefy IS very
doubtful. He Is audc. tle case OF Ds.
Shipman Of this ely. anil Dr. Pierce OF
Aa'ina. Tuner was immediately arrest
ed and put 10 the Pennen,ia1y. = Nra-
cusf Chronicle, iast ereaing~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20


VALuAnLI MrpieAL DiscovEas.- A
lev days sincs. says the Transcrrp an
lrlshman npon one OF our wharlswas obti.
scd 10 suspend work In consequences Of be-.
ing afflicted with an liberated sore throat.
Ills employers, ri,yiag his suffering sen,
Aim Jar Ct nice enrrant Jelly: and TO
their great surprise, he resumed his la
oors on the following norning. with h,s
head and throat completely elyeloped
with bandages highly disculoted. Upon
being questioned as to bis health and pcs
cnl'ar appearance, Pat replied; "Tllai was
bew,'sa! medleen ye gave me. and did
ne power OF good made IL into a NICE
rosl.cs and pas il on the oAslir OF me
.asoat, ap9 as e. better ,han all YER
doc'or's stat.
A good rfrcc Of corned beefSsis tbas
which Is aiade up Of d streak OF "a, and
streak of lean all The way through and
no ll, IS perfect un.'ss il he marked with
a areak oi 10y and s.rfas Of sorrcS.
What sH~n-s ncee-slty Still il is
PhhosofhraHS tta and may not inart,
y Y sty'sd ths pe esticn or human in.
prlerrreH
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EsS- The remains OF extinct monster
were dug up in St. Leuis OH Tue sday.
A tooth Of the animal weighed three
pounds md seven ounces. They were
t,r,l hf,acs Ter. helc. he surface.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
sssa assss2 Frssn The Fal River M"nitor
The Ola Man and his good Sa.
4 a~aA ~ rnaYftan. ~""A

IN passing down Broo o,n6rld street, We
think it was, We met a man IN the wiz.
Ter Of lie, his gray hair failing. over h.s
pale features. and with staff Ia hand, la.
boring to reach BIS hons. The Lad
work he made Of ], I'D thc hys,andsrs to
think hi.a intoxicated. lie would walk
a short distance il a very unsteady man.
Der, then pause and lean upon his staff,
a source OF mcrrimen, TO the boys, aud
Of laughter to the men, who, like The Ic-
sitss Of old. wagged their heads and pas
scd by oi,athe other side. Pausins a
moment % look al the old man, I'VE noiiced
a little g,rl, lGod kless her !! aaxiously'
watching his mosemsnss and evidently
desiring to Do sOsae,hhng TO assis. him.
She might have bcen foorteen winters !;
richly dressed, WITH a pretty face. and an
eye iaaa Of meaning. expression and soul
aud with book in hand. was probstly on
her way to school, The little SamsrNan
didno, ieng rerna IN Inactive. Approactl.
ing a gentlersn che .aquired, with fat.
tsying tongue, while tear was dissinc-
lively observable on her fair check. "Is
the old man sick or intoxicated -
|"Drunk, Iguess." was the hearl~s. re-
ply, al which, with the soul ofa hero, this
little angel Of mercy appr crched the old
man, and after ,nolae ut's conversation,
the two were seen vending their way
along the street, the li,,le girl supporting
the to.tering form Of him whon the crowd
had let, TO his fate. Becoming intere sted
in the simple bu, sublime scene before
US, we determined to see il out, SO fsl-
lowed the little girl and the old man, slill
believing him under the influence of liq-
uog, until we saw him out OF danger,
when the little girl, radian, witt, smiles
and JOY. went bounding on her way. con.
scious OF having performed a good act,
and undoubtedly repaid for hayirg done
II. On inquiry, we learned ,ha, the old
gentleman was worthy person, aud
having gore out on morning walk, was
suddenly oveitaken with a sort Of blind
ness, which was the OCCASION. though un.
conscious of It himscn. of his unsteady
gait He is temperate man, and sick
ness subjected him to The jeers Of the
multitude save that little noble hearted
girl.
We tried to learn her name, but were
unable to DO so. How like an oasis in
this desert. selfish world, such conduct
appears. Whoever that little girl may
be-, we may say God bless her. Nav
never sorrow or blight fall upon her
young heart, and her life be long, useful
and happy. as we have no doub, it win be-
She is worthy of the best OF l.usba nds /,
and The man who narries her will have
aJewel for wife. or we are no Judge Of
human nature.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20


BEAuriruL ILLUSTRATION OF L,rE.
Bishop Heber upon departing for India
said in his farewell scrmon-"Lilc hears
US on like the stream Of mighty river.
Our boat n, frs, sldcs down the mighty
channel--through the playful murnuring
OF the little brook, and the winding Of its
grassy borders. The trees sled their
blossoms over .oar.. Young hesds, = The
flo sers Of the brink seem to order them.
selves TO our young hands; we are hap
py III hope, aud we grasp eagerly al The
beauties around US, but the stream hurrirs
on, and still our hands are empty. Our
course in manhood is along a wide and
deerer focd, amid objects more striking
and magnificent. We are animated by
the moving picture of enjoylaen, and
industry passing US, we are excited by
some shor. lived disappointment. The
stream bears US on, and our grefs are
alike left behind us. We may be ship
wrecked, but we canno. be delayed,
whether rough or smooth thc river has,ens
towards its home. till the roar OF the ocean
is in our ears, and tossing o.. the waves
is beneath our + et, and the lessons from
our eyes, and The floods are hfled up
around Us, and we take leave = earth ana
lis inhabitants, until Of our furtAer voyage
,hcre'ls no witness save .lse ,ns.n,,c and
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AsTA.prTsor cr RI. A..ss-Kin

AsTAApl raor or ras AsAsa-Kinp
Nmrod one day commanded his three
sons TO enter his presence. aud he caused
to be placed before them BY his alays.,
three sealed usns.. Onegol the urns was
Of gold, the second Of amber, and the last
Of clay. The king desired his eldest son
10 choose among shfm tha. which appear
ed to conta In The tEeasure OF the gsra,sst
price. The ridcs, chose the vase ei geld
on which. was .wr,ten "Enpire,' lie
opened i, and found il fall Of Llooi The
second chose, the amber vase, on WHICH
was written Glory He opened y and
found i filled with the ashes Of 1en who
bal been famous IN the earth. The third
took The remaining vase tina. Of clay
He opened il and found i, empty, but IN
the bottom Of the vase the potter had
written one Of the names oil God
(which Of these ses weighs NOS, p
demanded the king Of his rourt The
ambitious replied. the vase of goli tho
conquerors, the vase of aalpr the sacps
answered and said, a1iie emmy vase
because single letter In Tic name OF
God, weighs more than lie eutirc globe. >
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
TO Preserve Ears.

= A seas,nahi,', we produce The rules of
Troy iurricr tested for ffty years, for
preserving fur during warm weather
'Abou, the lst oi April, 81 on the ap-
prosch Of warm weather, slign'ly whip,
comb and brush your furs, tin they ure
perfectly Tree from dust, apr;nkfe them
with lntte spirits OF any kind, aud wrat,
them in cieaniinen. Put them ia tigh,
box or drawer, and keep them from the
air rs much as possible. Iii this ssitua-
,ion they may remain ten ov fifteen days
when they ought to be examined, and,
the whipping, co,nb;ng AMI brushing r..
pea,ed.' a-'-'#1s& = =.
"The insects most destructive 10 furs,
are lst, the black bug which infests
smoked meats SC. 1t appears and de-
posi.s eggs ia 1ae spring. This kindFof
moth does not seat the iar. brt pIeys al
together on the SKIN. Next, the small
ash colored miller. which produce. tha
moth that destroys all kinds OF WOODEN
stuff, crd may Be seen lowering about
the candle on summer evening. This
kind Acknowledgements upoA and destroys
furs, and ought TO be guaried against,
also the mite, which are very numerous.
They appear like. dus., aud are scarcely
percep,lble 10 the naked eye. Trey sub
sist upon and destroy fibrous membranes
which attach the fur 10 the skin. Hence
the practice OF summing and ailng f,lfs is
highly preJudicia., for as insects lily about
in the air, it not oniy atforls Them an
opportunity Of getting in and breeding.
but the warmth OF the sun noarishes and
supports them, aud at the same time spols
the color and destroys the life and beau
~ OF the lur. i s.sts ~ ~
Coarse fur. sseh as bear and butIa-
10 skins--may be preserved by beating
them we'll N the spring, and heading
them up N an alg-ugsat spirit CASKS walel4
had been lecenlly emptied. Especial
care must always be ,akca 70 have rugs,
wooleps. &c. c'eaa and free IRON iusse.s
when Ley are put up iol .he season
and no means are adequate TO tie pre-
seryatlons ol furs that arr badly dresse d,
and not c!eansed4 Of the naiu;al grease. :
Ohio Independent Democrat.
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The following ineidsnt exhibits tho

The iulowtng incident exhibits tho
executive oautiou oi Gar Alexander
Lately al ST. fetafsbafg a ma,l o( large
property. { Mr.. I---w. having SAID nj
private party Il would willingly give
~ 900 roubies the roulle Is somewhat
oyer 1ir. for the asI, il new wurn
We we're 70 have peace was summoned
the next day before the military governor,
who received him IN presence 81 several
persons OF distinction, aad "slr. II you
pledge me Your word to pay this day the
sum ot 10 600 roubles, am authorized to
gIatily your curiosity Oh thai point TO
which you alluded las. evening" II
promise to pay that sum, renird me
other. "Well, then sail Tie governor,
II have n intotm yol that we are /, l4aye
peace when YOU cote back from The
Caucasus, where you are to proceed TITS
afternoon, after having paid the agreed
on. Goo be with you.
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kas Bayasd Taylor. writing from IL
hnols, says, that ss,he mud draws OF
your overshoes as neatly as any boot.
Jack"
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Nwga ssa-~ wzyn de sH "a Q, e >
V40aAaA I EssGfD ID,

@ T'fTor, IowA sa& sts -
y naan dnls hot.l i axkew Heasl lassicn &as n.
9eanea ior the reception of gaosts. sa ~ i. !,
,sn. .y, 500 y Is fafge ana toA!noSious SnS !
oyssso 49, VIA saeR eew fsrniswse. 40 sa0Sssi
a. .pareo wAleh will add to the camfers
- sangruAo4a6sI1. Els9EEI1v.se
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A Buffalo p,pr, say tina, lAs duee, rail-
nayhetwren ilat place and Philadelphia.
by'nay u Cata"tsss, !. rnaAe ting rsga-
lasly, an'i ma Ang tue through trip IL f,t-
teen hours. Tie same paper says tital all
Tie passengers VINO have tbs route express
items. YES delighted with toc Ircn riness,
speed and co:alort Of TT lirc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

r as2~ 10 prevent fish smelling in the
summer Gu, their neses OF.
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AhoLIsnrD.-The Legislature Of Mass
achusett should have the credit Of at leas,
one good act-the passage Of a bin aboi-
ishing imprisonment for debt. we beiivc
Souta Card'ina is now tie only State
whose statue Books aye disgraced BY d
law rnprisoning debtors So Chicago Deu..
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Ea1 u Chatham souI.y, N. Z. Willis
Aes'cr Nas e>s.u'ej ips stralia- ai,vs,
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tsss~ Marriage is the nur .efY q fIea,
ven.
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Roy The Richmond inquirer urges
that Massachusetts members sc.. Congress
should not Be admitted to the floor Of the
next House of REPRESENTATIVES, though
fairly elected by the people. Abiding
to the recent so-cailcd personal liberty
bill Of Massachusetts, II says. If the
sct Of Massachusetts goes ino effect, il
will b- the duty Of the South to resst the
entrance Of the members of either branch
ol Congress from that State into the Cap
i.ol until it is expunged from her code
book. s te e @ ss
Blu. how do our vhglnis friends intend
TO do i'll 1t is well known tha, there is
a majority OF radlaakanss. siavesy men in
the next House Of Representatives. =
They certainly will no. turn out lLeir own
ricnds - Wisconsin. .-.s r-
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'[No. 52s.l

Notice Of the disconstaunace of the United States
land Offices at JeTersonv lie Vincennes, and VIM
amnc, Indiana.
kDER the provisions thu
eres approved which declares
the quantity OF public lands unsold In land dis
shall be reduced number less than hundred
thousand shall be the the the Treasury
such district shall remain unrod the Of the disconinnance
land ofhce the shall he the
land Offices district which
land Office shall which The
the Treasury shall -
the dn september ei niboxes III. Secretary
the Treasury land district which
Of OF Of States Notwithstanding the
dred acres opinion may
required pubic order hs lsnd
under the OF
subject approved June 2 sjo,
Adore vstred has been deroc the Sefry Of he
by s 10 establish Ae Homs Department. I'd March,
Isa9:
Notice accordingly hereby gven, that reports
the land ocers JsgssosvLw NIscsrsss, WrNAH
that land districts one
hundred thousand the Secretary
probation the President
NscEssRs aud WIsAMAc, in the
be oiscoDnued and the lands remaining uDsod
subject spl
Lands remaining nnsod
within the limits II Ihr districts
will be subject hoeofor Offices
OF This
the land officers will
which receive apptca
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
J.suapy 25,
Ian s7--2av6N [Siar.1
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Jan s7-eo3i
United states Patent Once,

AN peution of James NJ
Putnam, deceased, Of New Orleans praying
OF the said
9Th of May, le4 improvement machine
obstrucons mouths OF habnrs
from said
IN the 9th day OF May 1855
II is ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday, the 2d day Of April 10 O'clock all
notified TO and show
why said petition ought not 90 be granted
Persons the extension required file the Patent
Office objections specially forth
before the All filed by
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordance with The rules OF the ONCE which will be furnished
piicaton.
viii he closed 18th
deposons, and other relied testimony, be
hed the Office before the morning of that day
If within days reaner.
Ordered that this published the Union Ine-
Evening Washington, d.
lean, New York Evening Argus Philadelphia Pa Inquirer
Ohio for three
vious % he O April next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF rsi.nts.
r. SEdiiors OF the above will please and send
bill. Patent Once, with containing this notice
Jan lt-iaw3w
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A nm.iosi .Joaraa, for tho n,,non

HE New yors Musical Review contains sirusy
d.d besides
and readng also, 10
chspss by Lowell prsccai results ~ ap
practical sachns OF his curing Tong ana
ndu'oo su'hor aud teacher cf music ",
Musical Review dollar 6v. dol
xby Anybsdy feeling interest IL the esas
invited cluhs PUB.
hea fonghy Specimen copies cents
postage ssanp~.
Address paid, Mason BfoheFs. % Park
F.b ll-dim-
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Those who by
must, reading beyond limits
knowledge tho before minister pIenpo,enay
daaes general
apponed by Of any
country; officer country
chief town,
therein fesdns In e United States the acknowledgment
peace notary public,
appointed .hc governor Of Virginia, is sufficient. In
the certificate must be delivered.
@. W. CLUTTER, Auditor Public Accounts. The Commission
u. II. PARKER, Register. .s4 ! eH o. the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRb, secy Commonwealth } ing fund.
RcHnonD, Virginia. December 81, 1854.
3l--d3m .#g9sa
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United states Patent once,

IN petition Lorng Car- OF Worcester, Massachusetts
praying the extension II pa,nn granted him the
10th wreuches
for the OF said which takes
place on tho 9th dry Of April, ls13-
IL Is ordered heard the Paen, Office
Monday the ID 1855, at ~ O'Clock, and
all they
why said pennon ought be granted
Persons the required - In the latent
one heir objections
days before the day of testimony filed by ether
10 be used transmitted
eordnee with the rules c The ONCE which will e furnished on
picaton.
The testimony aed day Of March
1880 aepo-i'on and other relied testimony
must be ned IN the office sf
arguments. " within q
Ordered also, ths the Uniou ine
and Evening Star Washington, CT Evening Argus, Phil
sdrlphs Pennsylvania scenthe New York and Rns
Post RopHs Massachusetts week three
ths Nd Of ofhesrins
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Psfents.
r. s-Ed,ors papers win please copy
Psten, Oice with paper
Jan i2-lawaw
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~ F-I9 ~ 80 7Tains JoHotcs I-I
EAvE daily, Sunday, and 81, and s.,
Il p
On sunday, at g. a. IN, and 5. p # al..s
Let Baltimore ut Az and ., and 5 and 8,
On sunday at At a. m, and 8, y.
with Baltimore and Ohio aioad Tor the West
ars by leaving 9, and 3,
Philadelphia and New York. at and ~, and
For Annapolis, at 81, m, and 5, p. M
For Norfolk, at 3
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
called requiring responsible
voucher Of color who wish the road
I5--dU
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND EXHIBITION or THE
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute

viii Institution, Washington D. e.,
the 9th of February, 1855
frHIS founded 3s August, 1884,
promotion and of Manufacues Commerce. and
the Mechanic and Useful Arts.
The contributions to the Exhibition are already numerous and
indication afforded full and interesting display
The arrangements are made grand scale The main hal
and other Of the
purpose admirably adapted therefor and supplied with
eyng the safety
bntors while the all the
have been greatly improved.
years age, friendly Objects may
be institute f between
of fourteen thev be admitted
ber The required initiation of 81, and
81 year thereafter; Initiation fee OF $
81 per year thereafter.
OF School Design, members junior
members charged 81 of four months.
members entitled privileges of the Exhibition
Membeps' each admit member and lady,
children wife Of member and children
members tickets each admit member and lady
Other persons required for tickets follows;
Single admission. 25
Seas ticket convertible membershp) OO
Gen,emans season ticket single 50
Lady season w
The office the Erhbon northern
the Smithsonian institution daily
until where all business connected with this
will receive attention. Written communications
should also be addressed 10 the undersigned.
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
Jan 2I--eo3t Superintendent.
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q facins,
District Columbia for coaay of WASHINGTON,
shall public "Wednesday,
Of OF
said county Il O'Clock tho following vx Al Roger
c. Weghtman right, title, interest,
undivided paris value five hundred dollars S500
following and pcmssshat say part
Me- s7) In 49 and adjoining
isoauas twenty Zee. back the
full depth Of said lot all Of lots Nos g. o. TO- IL ~ 3
,ot No a. In said and adjoining said LOT -
twenty north and running back right angles
depth of said together singu
la the budp and Improvement thereon, in square No 49
the OF Warrington District Of Coiumbia seized
apon I'm Of Roger c. Weishman and od satisfy
judicial No g. 70 March term 1885, in favor OF Mary Barney
Maxwel wo0dhun, her next friend.
s3es b lieSts sg3ftai' abrHEa0 J. d. HOOVER,
Feb 6--dQethFeb Marshal for Columbia.