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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A STRONG KISS ennyson, IN his
poem OF 'Fatms,' relate. the s,ronges.
case Of suction within our knowledge at
present. Speaking ot lovers kiss he
saws, or rather she says
Last n ght when soEac on spoke his name
From, my swift blood thai weut aud came,
4 -hoastud little shafts ol tiame
We e - l cred IN IN narrow frame
I'm, love. oh ire ONCE He bhE~,
WfrB oSE LONG kiss, Ny "oit SOUL fHsocei
My LIPS as sunig git drinketh dew.
That's the strongest kiss we ever reao
bout, and throws the Poor Mans Pias'
Ter completely in the shade.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

In the days al the patr.archs, wo
mans conduct was the index Of her heart
When, for instance, the father oil kebcc
ca asked her if she would 60 with TIN
serven, oil Isaac. she Immediately replied
Il will go" Had she been daus sh'e
of the Nineteenth century, ste w1uid has'
answered, Pshaw! 60 with INN Why
NJ. Isaac must be SICK Ga with htm
of course wont. - And then sic woui'
have gone with hun.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A discovery has been made of a gun
similar to ,ha, of gum Arabic, which ey-
udcs from tree IN the Northern part OF
Texas. It's said lhat large extent "t
country is eoverd with these trees, which
resemble The Mosquito The discovery is
pronounce dy the ashinston CITY Star,
10 be second only to discovery OF gold in
California
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

pN- The pe,refed remains Of an In
dian together with unique relies OF oden
time, were recently dug up by workmen
upon the Milwaukee AID La Crosse
Railroad. Tha body Is not in any degree
decayed, and measures seven teet IN
length On his breast was found cop
psr plate with numerous hierogiyphics
engraved upon it.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Coon ToAsr. The following IS ons Of
the regular .oas.s at the Fourth OF July
celebratlon in Boston:
"THs Ladies. The Aristocrats OF the
Republic they are unwilling tha, any
man should be free, and they won, bs-
| livvs tha, all men are equal
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

s.J~ A foreigner, on one occasoln, III.
dulslns in skep,lcal dou',s OF the exist
ence ol al overrulrng Providence, SID
ney Smtn, who had observed him esl.
dently well satisfied with hls repas :
sa,d:- You mus, adm, there Is great
genius ,n that dish" "Admirable lie
replied, nothing can be better May
then ask, are you prepared 10 deny III.
.Y,stpure 10 the cook
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A LOCOMOTIVE. Loose - The Cleveland
Plain Dealer gives an account OF a novel
railroad accident. 1t occurred near To-
lede, near tie apex Of steep grade.
The locomotive VAS attached to heavy
gravae train, when the coupling between
itself and ,erder gave way and lief, the
locomotive TO shoot forward like flash
OF lightning, wl,hou, ei gineeI, fireman,
or any other person 10 check her motion.
She whizzed on without regard TO rules
or regulations, passing switches and
crossings without any mon ton or alarm
on her part. At Que part on her course
she shot through gang OF hands that
were busy leveling aud gravellng the
track. The men had barrel time to jump
GU, of the way Of sure destruction. On
on she sped with her head toward the
West. until she arrived at gravel bed
switch which she Appropriated to her
own use, jumped of the track and turned
complete double somerset, aud so twls-
ted and turned herself as to land rig
side up, headed in a reverse dlrec,lan,
| completely demolshing the Tiger and
terrifying a gang OF hands tn, happened
to escape destruction at the final smash
up. When the coupling broke, the en-
cineer and fireman happened TO be or
The tender; and thus they were deprived
Of the pleasure oi this lightning ride.
The engine happened to PISS over the
road Oh the time Of the down passengel
train, but by fortunate occurrence. The
passenger train was delayed beyond heI
tlme, and thus saved herself from esr.ail
/ destruction.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

CosuNIRuN. - \ poe'lcal CotTespoh-
den, of the New York SPIRIT ofth> ltmts
makrs a suggestion. from whch manu-
fac,ured the following conundruu: w ny
are the mouths Of the New York upper
ten since the arrival OF Rachel, like the
trenches Of sebas,opol. Dye give Il
up! Because they are filled with man
! gled French
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

seb~ The grea, secret oi domes1ie
happiness is peace, aud there eau be no
p.ace in a house when husband and wlie
are at strife. \ house inhabited By
man and woman linked together ty the
marriage tie s no, a home; and when
house IS darkened by even the shghes
difference II ceases TO be home.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

D0- Benjamin Bird, a bach oler sged
seventy years, was marriad ., the r..
man Catholic Chueh on Fifth street, Cin-
cinnan, Ohio. to Mrs. Julia Chat, .
buxom widow Of thirty. So ,hs old Bird
was caugh, a. las, by Chnf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A SAD SroRy.-Ab bout three months
ago a party OF young Gaseors embarked
al Bnrdeaux, bound for this country, for
fear Of being drawn in the conscrplien
and sea, TO the Csimea. Tkey landed IN
New Orleans, Lnuisana, about four
weeks aga, and on the Attn inst. the last
of The fl ~ was consigned to the ear,l,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A NopEL Eprroa.-TLe editor al the
Council Bluffs Bul lie, is, IN his way n
model Iocoioco editor He Is post mas
ter OF that city, a Mormon with To-
wives, having his harem satlc ou, OF
the city upon steram which reJolees III
the classic name OF the "gen,ie murnuf-
ing Lousy"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Lupicnous BLUrDER.--In work
recently published in London is para
graph referring TO the American ice trade
in which the author lniorms his readers
,ha, "Wenham Lake is beautifully en-
bosomed in the mountains, IN the fown
of New Hampshire, Massachusetts"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

A Coon Hlr.-The following senil'
nent was received with geIat yest a,
late political reunion
Our Bleei,ng Country May II never
be Pierced again
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

L. S. Dlsrxlcr Juyss.--rhe tele.
graph announces that James NJ. Love
ESQ. of Lee coun,y, has been appointed
Judge of the District Court OF the United
States for Iowa, in place Judge Dyer
dcceased
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Kendall writes TO the Pieayune tina

Kendall writes to the Pleayune that
he ladie. in waiting upon Vistora, at
Paris. were "a dls,rsssingIy lone y set
OF the Princess Royal Of Engan he
saws. she is fat, chubby and coarse
specimen OF girl, a ho.ney likeness OF
her mother who never .st up any preien.
ann. ,o he,aty hat l am aware Of.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

OLD ALMANAcs As Coop A. NEW. -
BY strange coincidence which will not
again occur for long time, the new
year Of 1855 commences on the same
day as in lS49, and consequently all
through the year the date will be on the
same day. But what is more singular is
that all the movable holidays from Sep
tuage,lma to Advent, tall on the same
dates and the same days. The almanacs
of lSl9 might, therefore, serve for the
present wear.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

ia A Yankee and Sou,hernar
were playing poker on a steamboat.
Il haven't seen an ace for some time
remarked the southsrner.
wall guess you hnin,." said the
Yankee, "bu, / can tell you were thy
are. One ofem is up your shirt sieve.
and the other three are IN the top Of one
Of my bu,es.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
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Dental Surgery.
DIR. HARDMAN.

IT AVING established himself IN 'he aoass ,,,s
Ill Profession n hereby profile, his services 70 VA
e;t;zens 81 Muscatine and vicinity. tie wou,a
call spersdl attention to the ''COnsln Mv"t -
Ouao Mounting--a new ,mproVemeni, " =.
great superiority. BY long experience nsd anu r.
siAuous attention he feels fuliy preP;,sa !,
warrant e~ttre satt.facffo~. All arc "'''"e'
aali and examine specimens.
Denta, advice given ches.fally wttho1 eAarss m
'O6;ce on 2nd ST., over Pratt l. Co.'S Leau"e
Itore, Museatine, Iowa.
June 9th, rs. n21-u.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Upton, IOWA.-WEDNESDAY. OCT. a. 1855.

"Orr WITH THEIR HEADS. The Chi
caso Times, 4 Nebraska paper, and q
supporter Of Trai'or DovsLAs, has the
following:
I'VE trust tha, the work has begun
and believe it will not cease. until every
postmaster in this State who is no, a
(Nebraska) democrat will be removed.
As long as FRAsx PIEacE is Pre,i.
dent, we expec, that all American Pos,
Masters will be removed, and Catholics
aud Nebraska foreigners appointed in
their pisces. This is what we are pre-.
pared for. Blu, like St. Paul, We look
forward with hope and expectation" to
the time when the. "tables will be turned,
and the traitors receive their just reward.
And jus, so sure as God is Just, and
one spark OF patriotism is i, self to burr
In the hearts ol American people. will
that day come, and come too with force
and vengence. Belivieu Republican.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
TUE LIQUOR AGENCY.

On Monday last we appointed slmeon
A. Bagley agen, for the sale OF in,oxica-
ting liquors for the county or TIp,on. In
connection with this, as the law directs
the agen' to sell in conformity with such
rules and regulations as the Judge may
direct, we have, loi the guidance OF said
agent. given him the following regula-
tlnnS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Upton, IOWA

This Hotel is q New House which ~.. ;,.
opened Tor the reception of que sts on the lst Of
Aay 1900 II Is large and commodious, ana IA
provided with entire new furniture. No expense
nas been spared which will add to the comfort
Or convenience Of the travelling public.
JOHN II. DIRELEY,
PFOpfic6r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
APPOINT MEN Is.

The coroner elected having failed to
qualify, as the law directs thereby crea-
ting vacancy, we have appointed James
HaG, ol Springfield, to fill the vacancy,
Also, John = Tuthill sealer of weights
and measures, and inspector Of lumber
aud shingles for the county.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

1t was recently stated in the British
House Of Commons, tha. since the com.
mencement Of the war. Great Britain had
transported to and landed in the Crimca
246,OO0 English, Italians, and Turks.
Not including in this statement were the
Turks from the Danube, Greece. &c,
Egyptians, Tupislans. Arabs, and o,he,
Mosiems to nearly an equal extent, and
to which are to be added 225 700 French;
making an aggregate Of nearly or quite
100000 men, Of which at this momen,
probably no, more than 26O, 900, certain.
y not exceeding SOC, 900. sick and peli
now survive! The allied army before
Sebas,opol certainly does not exceed
200, 900; and to say, besides them, there
are 100 900 sick, wounded and GONZALES.
cent remaining in the hospitals, or who
have returned home, would be very
large estimate. The Russians, too, h. v.
suffered dreadtully, but neither to the
extent nor the same ratio ss the al!ies;
Tor the former were always within walls
well housed, fed and clothed; no, so much
exposed nor subject to such priva,ions
and hard duty as their enemies. The
British press greatly exaggerated the
Russian loss when they put i, down a,
3OO, 900 men; one-half of hat number
would be nearer the truth. On both SIDES
however, there Is ou, little doubt thu,
5OO,C live. have already been sacri.
fced And the end is not Yet. The
average loss of life among the French
and English troops, is about 10000 a
month, while the Turks die by thousands
like dogs. This is indeed an appalling
picture of war. Many OF the episodes
too, are full of thrilling end painful inter.
est. II FIVE hundred thousand men have
perlshed, how how sad have been the
scenes at home, among mothers and sis.
,ers, and brothers and children. Hu.
mani,y looks on with anxiety and anguisl
The probability is, that at least one mil.
lion of human beings will have been has.
tened to their las, accoun, before the ter.
mination of the struggle. Alas! for the
victims and their bcreared families.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
THE CoU1T HOUSE.

We have been repairing the cour,
house by having it re-seated and painted
and supplying the county officers with
new desks and tables.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

e%A curious question fos the law.
yer. has arisen in London. 4 lady wns
cour,ed by gentleman, who proposed 10
marry her, and wac accepted. But hs
didn', fulfill his promise, and she sued
him for the breach. |, turned out. how.
ever, that he couldn', marry her because
he had a wife living ., the time. In an.
swer to the suit. he says: 'Barkis 10 will
lin,' but the law won't allow IT,. and the
lady can only demand fulk'lmens Of the
engagement. by an &C, e,rfro bono osores.
The question then arises, What damage
has the lady sustained IN not being mar.
ried to a married manf' A subtlety Of
easuis,:y is suggested by this which the
sbisf barron himsei did no, like to en-.
counter, and al arbitration was recon-
mended. l. is put which = lht!adcl-
ph.a lawyer mish, perhaps 10 able 10
crack,
The tIanfori Times vouches Tor lie
Truth OF this story.
Pa, Maloney you are fined hve dot.
lars for assault and battery On Mils
Sweeny.
4 have the money III my pocket, and
III pay the fine if your homo, viii give
me the resate.'
We give no receipts here. We Jus,
take money; you II no, te called on sec.
| ond time for your fine
But your honor I'll o, be santing Is
poy the same wthou, gst ressts.
w ha. do you wan, with III
IL your honor viii write one ard give
i, to me, III tell you
Well. there's your r,es;p,. Now What
do YOU wan, to 10 with it,
I'll tell your honor. You sec one Of
these days I'll be alter dying and when
90 to the gate Of heaven I'll rap, ans
81. Peter will sly who's there, aud III
say i,'s me, Pa, MOAN; and he'll say,
wha, do you want, and I'll say wan. to
come in; and he'll say did you behave a
decent by IN the other world, aud pay
all your fines and such things! aud In
say yes, your honor, paid all OF them;
and then he'll wan, to see the resa'e
and pu, me haud III me pocket and lake
out me resate and give i, 10 hlm aut not
have to 60 ploddng all over h, II 70 find
your honor 10 get one.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
dkt Aabtrtistr.
SATURDAY, Oct, 20, 1858.


lar TO matters OF a general interest to the
whole county, and from time to time TO
give a synopsis Of our official conduct
In order to classify subjects. we will d.
vide our remarks into different portions;
and first, will be
THE COUNTY JAIL.
Since our induction 70 office we have
as Judge Of the county courts, o.dered
that there be erected. for the use OF the
county, a Jail, Of dimensions as follows:
Length one the ground 40 feet
Width OF building, "a
High,h OF frs. story, 10
do second story, 8
Said jail to have back yard for use OF
prisoners, to be l6 feet wide and "a feet
long, enclosed by wall l2 fee, high.
The walls of the cells to be 2 l.2 feet
thick, with two cells Oh the frs, story and
two on the second, the balance of the
building being for the use Of the jailor.
We have let contracts as follows:
To Lee & Parker to furnish all the
stone a, the following rates For tie
larges, square stone, s4 per perch, in the
wall.
Stone for the second story s. 50 per
perch, in the wall. All other stons 81 %
in the wall Only the cells to be OF stone,
the dwelling portion OF the house 10 be ol
BRICK.
To Joseph Lee, the laying up Of foun-
da,ion walls at 81 per perch, he finding
lime, sand, and oil other material aud
tenders.
To Michael Fay, for furnishing stone
and digging a well, So per foo, in depth.
TO James Ryan the excavation, at Is
cents per yard.
We have also advertised and will sell
the old Jail and 10. at auclioa, ,s the high
est bidder.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

Since our induction 70 Office we have
as Judge Of the county courts, o.dered
,ha, there be crested. f,r the use OF the
county, Jail, Of dimensions as follows
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gtdbtiicbes.

2anb@irt4i6aftli@e ansfelluno.
Die Observation-Disclosures fir ben 9taat Dir
sinien warbe i'm Gaufe pieier eBrGe bier abaes
baltcn. 3auienee BON 6remren aus allen S6eilen Ses
Staatss battra it@ bier einsefunben nnb bic Stabt BOT
,taH LANCER llnterbredunS tpieper einma( einen re6t
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gen bas gSprt reotn, inbert babur9 mandbe nibIide
grfinSnns @emein9at aaer pirp, Sheen ausaetauidt
tnb bann praftii6 aussefi9rt peroen, unb i~i6er1attpt
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bab barahs Elm r~latertcler gtnben unb aIarlteine ST.
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fanben, unb felb( bic Deutfden biefscr @tabt parea
in risier wie In Der Me6outts-9 psaelu,,9 le6r ipSrli6
Dertreten. Son ben beitti6en austelern er9ielten fol-
9enbe Serren cine 9ramie:
Salenttn @cAter fir ben s,ueit beRen Gber
2 Sabr alt, $40, ,np fir eiuen anberen breiiabriaen.
G9ssltns $40 fir bas srSbts pno oussewabItsNe
Sprtlmsnf 8lnwen.
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0erlelbe SO fitr bic bette Blumsn-8 srsieruns.
Dsrielbs 50 fir bic belten 3reitbmspfansen.

~ Wv RtNh o&Aubt |SEt3tEGuVN.
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eisentlid ~rnieren, Sre,gbc &ausler aetibrt, aus
peilea Sansen pbi9e &unfmrrte bersprscsansen finb.
Spn BEN Musiteuern in bonn @e6anies Snfttutl
milnen mir fcl9enbe bemerten:
d. S6pll, cine 6iibIde 9arbl6aft int sra6tppl<
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Sumbbers n,ebrere ausee,ei6net e~earbeitete
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g. g.. 9rp9npaIb, mebrere, Ie6r 56Sn unb
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rem %seartetet, fas ,l,e.u ne -. .srr
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itrn Itcnta8 atenb bas eritc 5u~rnerzSrGn36cn in .5rn.
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htn3ufasen, na mir bieS aus gutter Suele pilIen, bae
Die idSnlten @aS6sn %antpclrnb3 feiu ipcrben. Ser
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bat. sSir MAIDEN pesbaIb auf biele uno namentti6 bic
nelert gang 6eipncsrs aufmerflam.
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