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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-03-13

the Satiobat t1htrinSenCef3 f3@feferfiDg to.tRe pro-
posed mediation efthe :U,ited States between.
the beligererts-of EUROPE Offers This good
advice: :;:+:t,;' u. =. ~ :; - - =.
:. .,Gentlen,en;l us mind our. own business;
that with gwe.us plenty do and pot expose;
,lstes siidieales %.Abovs alt, ,letaoSe WHO would,
:gratiy Buntonrbe. by Offering to gNel peace
to Europe tur,, their thoughts and itfsireAerts>
towa.d speace and concord 70 .fefrt
own dis, racted-cduptry. y - :|a; :1.. :
; Thisis-tR whole question in o nut she'll; let
'us -"mind our own bnsiness," iaRd eaiSt pheddle
with the qhamels of European nations, or III !.
volve ourselves in the cracked diplomacs J; @hfch
marks every step Of nations 'entleaRdfihg to;
,cGndesk their 1llteder designs uadet Ase most
hypocrtitalrf ;pfefences: The agaiteds States
cs,i iaye'- no, sympathy :wishf tlIesse9sctsa pr
purposes oEeiehena pstty IN .;the7 present :&at
Both are fighting for dnniaiuon;s sheithefa f5r
oppressed HaeipaaiA V; The. patty. WHICH, has,
oeen1. making the loudest1 -lioast efrna#ribes
against despolsm; threatening sooN Vet htse-
theelementssof revottionr ,ndgive: liberty:to
katy and Hungary" allies itself r@ithout*scfsr;
pie to the. hated oppresser Of! beth - EnylaadE:
and France in becoming the ally Of austria,
the -most detestabie despdtisni # Europe show
ttstttheir high. .,s'uhdilig praises IF Eliopsan
ibsfty~e9s h,efss& aFds'tki tasestnie ssnsssSi
mankind and cheat theH h,o.a sympathy
wRebs ftdel read objects, ,sodghti ihthe war had
baen khswn,. would never hive beer: ACCORDED
to afefh! With objects and Purposes IN the.
back ground which both parties are afraid 10
avow, ,he'U United Estates cannot interfere be.
tween >thtlil without getting intotrouble.: ,Iaie
dirty Of tile Ainerican people TO act tsiriJi
and justly 'watf all nations, preserve peace with
to promote the growth and prhs:'
aeritY of!their o~u Tcointfy-and' establish It's
4,rfa basis which the sln,ck or,tne:
cs4aot osetthtewss They by this et5;drse viii
best promote the irfte'e Of. civilization and
hdn,aajty: II Philadsl lphia Ledger. -. =
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-03-13
,..Business+Habfts. +

1t is an awkard>thing ITO begin the wtmld
without "a rlollar-and yst,Auudseds ofindiyid
lals have, raised large, fortunes from asipgle
shilling know a gentleman. builder. in, an
Fexteusive Way, of, business, now well .!worthe
9l00, 400, l5eawho was "a lrieklayersy laborer.
somcsix 4yearsage at 81 per day. He become.
rich by acting upon. principle. ;; He has .fre:
quently assured me that, even, when be. was in
iEeaid employment, he continued DO save SO
cents per day, and thus laid up, sls2 the first.
year. From this moment his fortune was
made. Like the hound upon the right scent,
The gan,e sooner or. later. won 4was sure to be-
Come his own. Another very extensive firm,
one of which has since died and left behind him
an immense property, the other is still alive
and hassrealized: as much, and YET, bothlt6ese
men came to New[York without cent and
swert tkc&very shop wherein they after
whom we have gust mentioned, they possessed
a,riudomklble spirit of: industry, perseverance
and .trugalhy, and the first halfcrdwn become
iin consequence the foundation of a million
nure. = ~. - : ..->r@. = .s,-,>ff
- The world at large would call these ilrdi-.
viduals fortunate and ascrbe their prosperity
Ito good luck but the world would be very
WRONG fo do: so. IF thereSwas any luck at all
iiu the matter, it was the, luck .of'possessing
clear heads, and active hands, by which means
muhitud es of others have carved out their own
fortunes, as,weil as those instances we have
abQve:eited:;. But the word " business means
habit. -Paradnxical, as it it.maysseem. at. first
sight, ,sbusiness issnothing in the world except
hahit-the soul of which is regularity: Like
the AyWbeel upon. "a steam engine, this last
keeps the motion Of lie. steady and unbr oheu,
thereby enabling; the machine to do its work..
Without this regularity, your notions as e. mer.
chant may be capital, bu, they meyer; will be
profitable. ..-..,. 80.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

4 discovery OF mslancnol nature
sas made few days ago in Brooklyn
n. Y. al the residence Of +. p. Gus,in
A son OF T. P. Gus.ln and a strange d.
dy were found dead on a sofa in I BAG.
Porch, THIS young man had lived for
the last year in Muscatine in this state,
following the occupation OF halter, ard
hai shor, time previous to this occur.
renee, went to Brooklyn on . visit. OF
the young lady nothing is known, she
was well dressed aud had a necklace
fastened with gold stud, with IS. G..
h 4 vial with some prussiac acid was
lound Oh the porch and the stoppic OF It
louad I! In her pocket. She had da-
suerseo.ype Likeness Of the deceased
young man on her person. Nothing
was ieh by them 70 account for their
strange suicide.--Le. PLAN Dealer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Cherries In the New York Mar
kat

The yield Of cherries this season ap.
Pears 10 be enormous. Oae whoissal lie
dealer Mr.. Hyler, received thirty thou.
sand pounds consisting OF Wltehear,s
Blaekheans, and Dlckemans. during
las; night This morning, Washington
market, al the corner Full. and Yves,
s!ree,s, was pied up six or eigh, fee,
higa with baskets OF fruit. Tue diff
ierent qualities readily sold ., fur cents
pound wholesale. Hucks,ers IN the
market and grocers retail them a, SIX
G ats. A farmer from Long Island
stated tina; be Yesterday pi; ed Ave hun
bred pounds o. cherries from one tree.
Strawberries are abundant to-day. Tue
best quality sells At one shilling bowl.
These, OF course, are laEgs sized berries.
Those OF smaller SIZE are disposed OF
Al four cents basks,.-Evening Post.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Ea thlY BAas.

The Measures 81 his worli are s.
trHnsItory aad ateting. ;aa. il seems a
crime Tor mar 10 pass his days IN trlvo-
'1us pursuits, or SCI, as many do, their
whole soul upon What. belo e Tomorrow 8
sun got. down, will become a mis-, AMI
varor. TIE uncertainty oil lie. tina, dark
ven winch cuts tee ignorance Of VIVA, Il
may bring roth. should have a sala,ary
effect upon shenselvss-,housh there be
I '.sw ~ho I've to the age OF ,nre. SEQ: e
years and ten, health al youth are NJ,
10 BIZ relied on. for the nirp,ng frost Of.
ten destroys al &C hour the fares, and
the lightning 'ro heaven ot.cn rends
ne sturdy oak. II we place our heat,
upon riches Of the world. they fade away
before our sight, aud the hard earnings
oil years are IN moren: swept away.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
A Beautiful ALE orv.

A traveller who spent some time in
Turkey relates a beautiful parable. which
was told him ny d-rvis-. and which
seemed even more beautiful than S,srn.' S
celebrated figure Of tie accusing spirit
and recording angel. "E~ry man"
says the dervIse. "has two angels. one
on his rgb, shoaii-r and another on
his Ie's. When he does anything good
the angel m hlslrish, shoulder write.
/ down an! ssn's il because VIVA, is done
IS done forever. WIN he has don't
evil the ange. Oh h,s len shoulder wri,e
II down. lie waits I'll m,dn,ym. Il
be ore tia. lime the man bows down
ais head and sxrlauns. 'Gracious Allan /,
| nave -,nn~d Tor ave me - Inc angel
rntsI out; AID II not a, midnigh. ht
seals IT, and the angel upon the rel.,
sLoulder wetps.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Fatal Providence.

On Monday Of this week, sws snos u
Mr.. Wn Lissoa, res.dias near Xenia.
in the .djoin;ag county Of Clay, were
bs,h struck b. lighting. TAey were
pIvwiue corn ia tie open prairie, when
ssd i-nly 6ash Of lightning arcck them,
Aill,pg rsaIey. the eldest 900, . pfomis'
ing youth aboa, II ye.rs Of age. Instant.
Iy; ana sesaoing the brother. some dive
years youagrr. The latter has since Re.
covered. l, xas very Z, markable that
a, tho time there was no appearance ot
thunder shower. --Sa!ss W.) Ads.
Cls, sa.-z-- sass- $780,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
From New York.
NEE lpnK, July {

A special dispatch from tue X. y
cen'"n'oa a, Reading. Pa. stated III.
alter tbs reputation Of til, i2,n sector
g: The Natioaa. Platform. q new sre,,o
fe.rnae.ing Inc Mi..ouu Comp mise anc
providing or the non. admissions o. slav,
States Oh the norm sri. OF tie liz, va,
adopted by le II l33 to So. III,
eastern Delegates $50 j IS to "a for IT,
Ihiry wss.rrn men opposed thu p',..
irn. on 'hr groani tat II was 10, .,ron
enough
4 res ,lu,ion c,n.ng 4 Na,ioaal Con.
rtn,ioa a: C.aciuaau on tie Sin a
January. was also passed. Ten delegates
c..ly seeded
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We have understood from reliable
authority. thai threats have been ,ads
BY some Of the an'i. A mericans in ,hi.
vicinity, 70 dsrrolish oar Office. Now We
are not AFRAID Of any such thing. Ir;her-
10 any person 80 'allen. ~ degraded, %
hose aod he.ish. ~ aAy to MIN, come 90
We are fully prepared 70 meet such O.
|encrg.my. We will give bin warm
reception, and ssch As Will tell! ". are
/. :. aeeas's man, hu. sAo ID any such
...oresaer; se made We sl.ont Go our dusy,
AID def-ri earselt ana c.6c,. ANY me.
nacc "a!sh IS raa4s by such . gang Of
tssrnr@iots. e!h es ,er, He'd. aud ,ha,
10, rrry Eiaasan,,y, We seek not 70
iae.ssi win aay o.ss, "a: ,-e snail u,aip.
'cn :hs raErrca or rns Pass aga,rs,
be sSsrrts:ons 9! .oTe,snssm and Pope.
dor. We "A:r e::a:nenc-I the publ.cs.
.'cn c:a t1sts ..<Te, and We shall continue
Il. We sie SOs 10 Be pv; down BY any
esnt Of teih: ora Papisss; our organ viii
es s,ss:a.nca 10 spite @. all III. influence
Ley sso array ssains; il. ....
As at ouGse'I, we shall give Romans,
Particular ..::Vaisr whenever il suits u,
eFcn Ia tic face Q! Bishop Hughes. "A
wosd 20 he wise l- saficisnt.'
Zee a asse is from the BeiIvisu Republic.
ea.. pahi.<aed Ia Jackson Coan,v Iowa;
Jackson Co1a.y once was the banner
County 81 Democracy IN Iowa. Among
ts population 10 q good'y number oil
foreigners and Catholic. - bu. The banner
has been taken from them. hence they
feel quite wol6sh and exhibits the true
feeling, which ranklcs in the hearts OF
the An,i.American party generally
The republican exposes the papal dom.
ina,'on Of his Country In its true rights,
have the hirelings Of the pope threaten
is destruction. Freedom Of the press is
threatened with destruction for nd voca,ine
Inc principles Of the illu.,rious Washing.
frp
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

90
notice that there IL now % 81 IN tie oasrs -
the Clerk Of the DNt Court, in and for ,ha
County Of Cedar and State 4 Iowa, ! peti,oo
Ut Charles Swetiand, claiming Of YOU he IT,,
Of One and ~ husdredths oflar.. wiz, Zen NJ.
cent in'er-s' thereon fram the 29th Of Nav
1854. ~ money paid taxes at 4 tax safe hc 4
oy the treasurer of. sod County. on said 2y,h
Of May. 1854, on ths North Eas Onar,.r ~
the South West Quarter Z s<ct,on No. len ~
township eighty two (S2) Range nne u me,t
of the 5'h p. ~. viii. land was al sad ,me
purchased by sid Charles Swenand. s,a wa.
sold TOR taxes due f,r the year IS 4. 81.
Charlie, Sws land fGr. hsr seeks h tor o. 81. Az
bar J NJ rights AMI ,sity. u .ede1 ,,io. n
and to said land, ana b sslsb isn his /, y ther.
10, by reason Of the deed given him bv 81.
treasurer, and 10 sake said de ID p~rfec, az,
unconditi"nsl: and unless you appear a, N.
next term Of the D.str,ct Court, 10 wi, T..
2Ath day Of septsmbsr, 1855, judgement vii,
b. rendered agsinst you ~ prayed s,.r in sais
piain''d's petition. and ell yosr right ann eoni
" Of ,eds np,ion 10 said land will Be bare
and forever foreclossd, md Rsin4itrss title "a I'd.
perfect 4
J.. W. CATrELi,
Wells Sp.csr, C,.rk le,,. Con-.
Atty for Pi'fy, f,s saco Cea,, Z,
n2S-.w
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Legal Notice.
To .Mies W4,.s /: SIR

40 sUiaC u7W SIR
ycg ~ .
aka notice that here !, new an Sic IL n, q.
nc. Of the llefk Of tbs DiG Corr, in All for
the c"a.ty II Cedar aid STATE ~ low. a n..
luton 81 Moses Y. Butler, claiming the su,a Of
"eniy. Five D.lisrs ~ nct.v naia by hin
Tor taxes o. the Southeast etsr.er Of Section
M. twenty. eight (2slin Township NJ eifttr
(so)Range tour 90 west, which land was pa,
chased By said pelliion,r =, tax aais lie ia
iip'on on the 2sh d.y II MAY, 1854, a, which
time u was I'D for taxes due there n for III.
year 1893 and said petitioner ALSO rarchassr
sa'c and on the nth day II Jane. lFS3, when
!. was sold Tor taxes due lhsrs,n fr lis year
1892, Tor both < which sales said usf,tioue.
lec"'vsd dead from the Treasures OF said
County IN the name Of The State II Iow..-
Sad p~ti'ionsr further sssks 70 psrfsct his IL
tie 70 said Land ard forscloss all your r,sht ard
equity or redemption to said land. and q make
ms deeds absolute and unconditional. snd quiet
ms W. aud unless You appear on or before
10. Ath day IT September, A. D. 1856, AID
defend said suit. judgement will b. rendered
AGAINST yoa thsrTon, and the PRAYER OF sAA
petitioner will b granted a. laid 10 bis psti.
ton.
J. w. cstteii,
we've opieSr, Clerk Dist Court,
ANY TOT pm, Tee 500. Cedar Co. Iowa.
ln2s-lv)
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BY virtue Of Al order OF lourt. eraa,ed s>a
isoreed, BY the county Court Of Cedar Co.sts
STATE Of lowe, on the third day Of April 4. Il
1855, viii exPess v sale at public ont cry q
ship. in sid County, on Saturday. 80 ~ A.,
Of Juiy, 4. 6:-fSS3. bstwesn tie horrs Ct
o'clock A. u, and : o'clock p. N. Of saiA da,
the following dsscribsd hnbessa lsad. . Vii,
The West half Of the sostA-sast saArtsr Of The
2oaia.wsst quarter Of Section No. siss % IL
No. one I'd West VI the Sth z. NJ, conAa1nins n
acres. The ss'd trrct Of land viii se ia IN -,
crls from ave 70 ten xcres10 satisfy sAs ese1esad
ing deos u the cstats sf Ms, kkcht dsc,d
JAMES vANHoRN.
May ~, '55. A.,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
oHERlFr,S oALr.

b vsrtss . a s1ssstton . Ne dispsnr -
eosd out q re Clsrkt s0ss = the 011;1Se
CSart u - Tor - Ceu1ty Of Cedar - 49,
Of lswa, ID hvseof Ab~l e. Dsvh ma sess.s.
=. 2 sresasl tAavs lsvasd spsa - Los No
sa6ln ~ tSs ~ I'll u the town of RanAs.Ssss
= Csdsr 0ssnty Iow@ ssesa q - peopsrty a.
&c. 6rssxef g aasisey . luds.snsat IN favcr q
- pablle sstsey % dAssrdsE 1slS 80. Nm
. The Coan 6osss 6eer u sad 0o1atr. AsASsss
the hoars ~ o'clock 4. y. ao1 8 81 Dok q n
ef said dy. 70 saaify sald easestlsa ~ 49,
thas 0ay sserus ehsssea- - -
fipsca, Jsas SetA, ao6G
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

Horrible Murder by Three NJ
Sroos ak Taboga- summary tx
eoution Of the Perpetrators.
We learn thu, on Friday nigh, last
NJ. Tracy who was employed BY the
Panama mail steam ship connany, -
head carpenter IN the rrra,r 90 the Sea.
mer Golden Age. was toully murdered
" three men for money. NJ. Tracy
having received, few days before, q
Tag Of money in raw for tie aiors" en-
,ionrd job. VAS seen TO carry the oai-
Ia G. OF money after paying ID 1,s lands,
to the house. TIE plo, to murder hun
was then conc c,-d by Cubano on H.
ner,can aud . Guayaquilau. all neg ees.
IL pursuance Of their pl III the tree Of
them weut 10 his house between ~ and
l O'Clock on Saturday, morning. and dag
ging him IRON bis bed. fairy cut hin /"
pieces one cash was from h,s right
shoulder 10 hls m dJle in a slanuns d.
recuon, anotaer from his lett s"ulder to
h,s waist. IN the same manner. aud an'
other directly across hun through h's
bowels -and then they threw INN IRON
tho balcony OF tie second story Of h's
residence. some ,~eu,y feet Lprn the
rocks on the sea beach. His vie. vino
was lying III bed with him, on tie outer
side, heard the Williams ~ they came up
the stairs. and awoke her husband, who
immediately passed her over to the wall
s.dr-and while they were engaged III
their bloody work. sue crawlrd from the
led aul ran to the co.npa ,ys works
more than one. fourth Of m'le, 10 give
Il e alarm. ihe money tha, b. bad was
~tw-en the mattresses Of the bed on
which they had been sleeping, anu they
did not &c, II. They only o.s'ned fifty
doll .Ts belonging to boy in the employ
OF Mr.. Tracy.
The pex. day one Of the parties was
arrested whsle working in gang OF coal
-rs on board the G ,lden Age. and he
having given evidence against The other
two. they were also taken. and q. IL NJ.
the three were hung, and the proof being
perfectly clear agaius, them.
We ar: told tina, the residents OF Ia.
boga. native as we'll as foreign, fully
sanctioned the 'xecution--In SO much
were the natives zralous 10 the matter.
that they woula no, have the bodies Of
the criminals buried on the island, aud
they were thrown into the sea.
We regret, however, TO add that some
OF the authorities and q mob attempted
the arrest, the net day, OF one OF the
foreigners who had been concerned in
this righteous administration oi justice.
! hey taiies', however, As We trust they
always vii in such attempts, aud tn.
SAID party is safely on. Of tn~ir power.
Tracy, the murdered man, wor. ed for
some time on The Young America. Hl,
wife rad CONS out ~ JOIN him bu. lew
weeks ago. and was engaged by the Pa.
che mail steamship company to do the
washing tor their vessels. II appears
,nat Me American, "a culored mau) who
was the plauner OF the affair, had hyed
w,.h Tracy Is cook. and lei, bis service
u short time before. .7spinuaA Courier,
Jun. l]th.
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u parvaaaoe ~ Aecssoal e - ee.,s,
Court q Os4Ae CsaaA1 Ie0A nade - ~ RI.
~ & A.rsa 4 !: p ~ ~ Is W : - 6 a.
.s, sas ' a"n,,s .. oa e 80 sst
Undivided hall q NE 49, Xsl9 az ~ sastS
East quarter Of sectioa Heslghtosr (lsl n tovr.
saip no. Eighty-ons Asrth Of Range "a tArss
(3) West 5th X. 4, .bsing res. ests,s 81 vAisS
tue late Jghn Bandeen died, ssissA and ordered
sold At ten o'clock A. n. 81 said dsy.
WILLIAM BANDHRN Er1esac,
of Estate JOAN BAN DEEM. decl
July I'd 1865. n19-Iv
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BaIIss.-- Governor lrumbu!l,

BaIIss.- Governor lrumbuIl, oil
Connecticut. on an occasion OF grand
riot. assembled block aud attempted, by
a sreecn to quiet the people, when ran.
dom missile hitting him on the head,
ielled h,m to the ground. He was bad.
ly hurt. and as his friends were carrying
nm into his house, his wife net him u,
the d or aud exclaimed:
why, my husband, they have knock.
I'd your brains ou, =
No they havn'i." said the Governor
If Id had any brains I shoaldn', have
gone there"
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or rAeLf ruaNrsa II,

AsTIacirY or rAsLH ruaS1so.
the last number Of Notes and Queries
there u an extract from Monsieur Mann.
ooufg's History o. Arianlsm, translated
IN l72S, which shows tina, table turning
va practised m the famous Oracle OF
Deiphos as early as the year A. ID. 3O7.
The s,eol TUNED round. letters were point.
ed out, and future events foretold. The
accoan.s OF The COMPUTATIONS is similar
10 our reports tipping tables and spelling
oui sentences Ia our owl DAYS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

look your fel'ow.msn 10 the facs, hold up
your hesds and square yoass~lves a.
near - yser awkwardness viii permit.
into something Of the shape Of old Fed.
eral Whiggery And charge - With good.
hcness. straight forward. day light. above.
board. KNOW NOTHING TICKET,
and not peddlr armand Your little sickly.
m,lldewed. Peoples vo'e.. looking a.
though they had grown in some damp
cellar or darksned barn.Iol, ~ III y prob
ah'v did.
Come out. We say end plan, your.
selves on some kind Of platform-the
National one VII split you and give n
cren combat, and we hare no appre.
hensons OF he result"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

~ a moauAent nas iuaugurated
wt'h ga, pnnn in Tie municipal psla cr
oil iraoa, lssIy, Ga HE 1871 ulf.. to .ne
memory OF the Grnoess wao fell IN the
l:algan war Tor Independence Of ls4S.
-. By lie Syndc aad tie Municipality
In Inc presence Of the staff Of the National
Guard, and depa'a.iens from the Army
ALI. Navy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
S omething New Uader the SUN


Whea, was shipped Yesterday to Chi.
cago, from We,aug in Pulaski County,
"a miles from CARO-. On its ARRIVAL q,
Chicago, j, will be sen, through to New
York by Express Thus the first wheat
OF the season will reach the New York
market from tina southernmos, par, oil
Southern Illinois. . section Of country
bnLerlo almost ignored in pastern calcu.
la,,ons. his wheat will pass through
lie S,aeoi New York q. atuc when
the farmers Of that region have hardly
finished planting their corn. The great
benefits OF tie Central Road, IL opening
up the country, and afordl'g to our lar
,Ders all easy access 10 every market
came. be ,"o highly appreciated. - Co,ru
TINES. 10Th.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

EAT An ei'ror IN NJ ssou,l announces
.ia' the publication Of his paper will Be
suspended Tor six we, 4, in order ,ba, hi
may visi. St. Louis vita a had Of oeal
skins, hoop. poles, shingles, oak lark
picked catfish, &C.. which he has taken
for subscription. He is bound to rails
the cash on them.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

The grand Lodge of the African
Masons OF the West, has recently been in
session Al indianapolis. fifteen lodges be.
ing represented, two from New d, lean,
three IRON Cincinnati. one from each Of
the following cities I hicago. Cleveland.
Indianapolis. St. Louis Richmond. Terre
Haute, Madi. or. Zanesyille, o.. and
Louisville. Mus. Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

s0 On the 18th inst. Mr.. Fillmore
was presented TO Queen Vic,oria BY the
Earl OF Clarendon, a an audience. and
subsequently at drawing room. Mr..
Buchanan accompanied him. Mr.. Fill.
more afterwards dlned with the queer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

bsJr There is an institution il. Havana
called the Peneis, SOFT Of hospital
ssheTs husbands have tue power to con.
fine their naughty wives. The power u
fteQuen lily exercised, the husbands pay.
Ing The expenses
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

CHL,noronA CouSrEaAcrEp.-Dr
Robert dc Larnbelle, a Distinguish. d
physician Of Pafis. announces that shock
Of electricity. Of dying from the Eject. Of
chloroform, Immediately coun,erac,s il,
lnfiueacc, and returns the sufferer to
life.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

ca During anniversary time in New
York. boy asked his companion what
was the reason for 80 mauv mlnist.rs
mse.lng together every yeara The other
conhden.isliy answered. ITO .-sp
sermons, to be sure"