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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
PREMATURE GRAVE.

PREMATURE GRAVE.
| 7 Is remarkable fact that thousands have
4 been brought to premature grave BY neglec-
ting 10 take some good and efficient medicine In
time TO arrest the course of disease. II i,
also startling truth that thousands have been
heralded to an untlmey grave by the use OF
poisonous nosirums. The author therefore see-
ing the necessity u some good and efficient med.
lclne, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices If competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced 10 offer his MAMA.
Luxe LiNlMESr, and TI.BIILIOIs
PILLS to the public. These medicines are com.
pounded strictly honest and from medicines ~
virgin purity, being warranted as purely ,epe,.
able
10000 cases q rheumatism, burns. ulcers
sprains, fever sores, sore throat, neuralgia tooth
ache. head ache, pains in the back side or breast
hoils, ring bones, plmples. diar rhra, have been
cured in fhc last year. Also Numerous cases a
sweens, galds, splinis, flstula, big head. h,g
shoulder poll evil, spfains, CHAMBERS, bolts, ehol
&C, yellow Wataf. &C. Thousands who have beer
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases OF the skin, laundice. ner,ou.
pans of all kinds, bilious affections. costiye.
ness, female affections. SC. have been restore.
% perfect health by the use Of Gllmoro's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
ana premature badness prevented hy the use al
/. ]. Mekinny's Ciseassian Hair Tome. Th,,
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling Of, promotes is growth, and renders /,
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United states
for the sale IF T. j, Mckinny.s Celestial Palm,
an aneqaaied remedy for cholera, dysentery'
dlarrhoa, fux, choic, and all pains in the how.
esi
POISON,
T. j. Mekinny's wotm Medicine contain,
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable =.
This preparation has expelled worms Of all
kinds FROM ths intestine canal when other IN rex.
arat,Sas Of great repase faded
FEVER AND AGiE
IN all It's vaTsovs tyres. permanently cured
without Injury 10 the system. hy the nse Of r.
J. MekiEny's Fever and Agae pills This ton.
lc preparation never has beer eaualed II ne,.
eF Fails. Try It, and be satisfied that ague car
be- cured
Agents - Gilbert, and Chambers &. Son,
Upton: n Baker, Rochester Henry Lang
MOSCOW, Amos Merfille reaee L shawssl
Cedar n'u :
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E.S Please cali and satisfy yoursel, es
CHARLES SHETLAND.

CAsf - NEEDtp.--A All persons knowing
themselves q b Inaehtaa 10 me. either by note
book account N esherwise, must call and settle
the same m or before the vi dsv OF NJ ay, Hr
cost viii he made on he same
la-ts JOHN WEAVER
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Justices Of the Peace.

JustlCcs OF the Peace.
Sentfe---R Nj. Long, VIM nj. KNOTT.
Po'k---Dayid Slopcr, Perez Ffink.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David platne
Lam BALDWIN Parsons, Lewis Il. Collins.
hea oak---sarnael Handiin, w. A. Rigby.
Rochester - George J.. Coffy. A. {. karr,cs
Sugar Creek Martin G. Miller, II. W. Wall.
Iowa. Elisha Schooley, John NJ Guild.
spr,ngdale..- Thomas Ninn. Hiram H.,f;.ll
Inland &C. T. s. Bacon, Jehn h. Hua.
Springfield VIM. G. Hnakins, James II. Noe
Sass.-~Jaekomyer Baldwin, k'bt. McCready
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Omcers.
). A. BlSSELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. Z. BELTS, Reer. and Treas.
J. II. BIRELY. Sheriff.
5. DEWELL, Surveyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
). DANIELS, Prosecuting .1Ty
J. Il. SNYDER, s. +. G. & II. {
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CHAS. SHETLAND,
DEALER IN
tamiiu Grotuics :,
TIrToN. IOWA.


ME Subscriber having recently been 70 ST.
L Iogls T. purchase large and choice 1t DC 4
q faNiik 6FeeeE4es. y now prepared to supply
TIE oiii9sRs q Upton and vicinity With superior
articles, consisting as folloss.
Best RIO Coffee.
Sugar House Molasses,
Rc-hailed I"
New Orleans
Best Coded Syrup,
g Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
Safavatus, plraeato, indigo. n,ndder, raj.
SINS, Figs. Prwnes, lin ,.ds, In.
g'lsh Halnats, Brasil Nuts,
fal6eris. Dried peaohss,
Rice, tar, Hhi'e fish,
.NaeAersl, Lead,
Cordaee,
SHOT,
fotptg Hgson Tea farrlaf d., ->sreeq goaaa.r. h.,
IAJ,s es,ar-7s gffcfsfs Posraev Sn4p ua,5,
fraoss. Gaaaiss. Brao,as Hash
boards hi farv. Twegar Hatct-
SfErch Saltr4ter. Ham. hataegs,
Iohacco, of al ksseds, Is9or5 n Ill ne-
rietaea, Ilaup Sal hanaisapa Sat,
Btaeasnst BED CORDS, Pepper Sane Gan
GaHS 5tpes, Gassta, Oysters Ctoftss Pgs
HIM San cattaes, Ciba Ssrs4 pspt stems e. -.
Aad Hsapa othev ARTICLES TOO assasrons 10 nea.tso,
The articles are all warranted Of 90 ID
quality, and viii be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
Subscriber neliesing that the mercantile
business vtll '1eia a good profit en- the invest.
nehA viii he thankful fer share sf public patton.
ago and if u should tarn Out aayreftable Ae
believes tina. be can receive break down A.
com nlacsntls ss:s cth@- NTH
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j. h. DfCkI.SSON

ATW Would inform The pnhle
s1ks-s@f hai Nc i no. maunfarfurjns
"a,faafa arhcles Of Boots \ Shoes, and y, II
make to order, ss,tsnt,ap I,a .arL A.,
small ssork n sradylnaae Reef.. raw 4, III.
~ ~ ship onf door wet Of Hsn,naea,s a.a
newt =" ailhert', Iir'or, lava. fhrt0
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- NEW YoRK
Advertisements.

(From VIsschcr & ScheII's Gent Adj
vertising House, 3a6 Il 34S, Broadway.
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
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BIC eCFTEE 70,

and the
BIC eOFEEE 70,
offers to the public the largest selection Of stoves
ever offered In Upton; they are as follows:
ssaes pf the celebrate Golden Rose cock stoves
3 Sizes of the Black Warrior,
sges Of the Maple Leaf.
siges OF the Chartered Oak,
3 sizes of the Black Diamond
3 siges Of the Principally.
3 sizes Of the Rest Premium,
sises of the Beauty oi the West
sizes IF the Queen ri the Forrest,
s5zsS OF the Clinton AIR tight
4 sfkes If the Western star.
90 Rex stores various sizes
~ Pariar stoves savieas sizes
- Heating stoves yariops sizes
for dining roam-
We Also oftfR aEaAS tot ~ J.fASEa WARY.
Is Cases Of assorted Japaued ware,
81 Cases Of fsssea ware,
daa as kettles various sizes
20 est. fat irons.
10 tu les Of Russia iron.
- aides If common iron
owes Of tx tin plate
boxes ~ * 1 IL
: boxes Of L.
; gNt Ut Nine.
l3 eat of copper.
large copper riyets for elevators
All kinds oflanterps, glass and tin AMI all kind,
81 III ware OF 8ht owl manufacture. " ats " III
sell less than at Mus :aiine. Give u. call ant
see TOT yourselves; We wont charge you anvthini
70 loo atour stock. We also have sixty tAousaa,
feet lightning rods best quality.
IT, celebrated Tin Lard Lamps. Of ell size
and patterns Of cur own Manufacture Thes
La ps fer durnbntty, eheapness and brilliaac
q aen light are not egaaea by any Lamp
nos in use. We are also manufacturing the
UNCLE TOM STOVE DRUM,
being double cylinder perpendteular drum
which arc adopted TO stoves ef any size or pa
tern b. tho Of Which the draft Of the stove ,
increased and the heat obtained from the sam
fire Is double that Of stove without the dram
Ga anu examine at our shop or they can b
seen at c. SNetland's store.
.:Am. II. HAMMOND,
n5H X B. McCRaCkEN.
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DRY GOODS.

If all kinds, Qualities ard descriptions eons.s,
"a of cloths, IF foreign ann domestic maaufac-
tHre such a. hroadeloths If French and Amer.
icaR manufacture. iwslied eolered, ri asf dee
skin, satlnetts, sheec-grevs. scans, twa>as 4
sumner varet rstN4s IL the -, Hteo, Nerri-
mae. TAI River and ofher principle factories
naataet calors warrerte3 fast and II tie la.eS,
fashIof: eat'oa goods. factories, nus ns. sheet
nEs, shiF6Hrs, osaAheegs; fancy goods. laces.
bro, a8es. SWISS silks. saHn fringe, gauze lnser-
har, lawns, aslaiaes, chaEbravs sohene;ts.
facoaests, SC,
wOoLLEN GOODS.
F}aune's Iiasevs vans. xhawls, etc. in abun.
lance Notions. combs, gloves. msttens. com.
Forts, aadlesehiefs, needles. thread, tape, pins,
stc.
GROCERIES.
Teas. sugar, ea1tee Haaasses, SAT- spices, rails.
Ens, candles, hsh, pepper. indigo, maa6es SC.
HARDWARE.
II this lire we have all tie articles usually
kept ~ country merchants. ard such as Gus,
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS n @I EENSN ARE
4 al kjrds necessary for he use If families.
BOO lis 4 SHOES
q. al classes. Kinds, descriptions and szes f. sui
ana ft reH women and chilrea
HATS Il CATS
n fiji tht head Of customers II sIl sizes and fog
=. classes IF men, social o. political, including
the latest style If
kNoN-N0THINSS.
In faci we hsve.he largest stock b goods ev-
FL bro CHI T. this town, and comprises almosi
everything from bait Ut osnaharg. IL a sting
e heads From satin dress 70 ri trap
From 4 hegsheer "A sugar t. brass button =
From 4 silk haf OF bonnet ta Misses CATERS on
- 5rsr If taess Vel, sise haif cannc; Ia
told Cab aaa see AID
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

New York, Dec. n, 1883.
Icame 10 New York in the ship Telegraph
my native place is st John, New Brunswick;
when reached this city, my health was very
poor; had a very bad cough, raised good deal
Of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had PAIN in my left side, and was very
weak and stnssiatea my friends aud physl.
clan pronounced myease consumption, and be-
yond the reach Of medicine. ! accidentally
heard Of Dir. Curtis Hygeana, or Inhalng Hy-
gean Yspor aud Cherry Syrup, aud obtained a
package which verify believe was the means
Of saving my life. Soon after wearing the in
haler l found It relieved the pressure on my lungs
and after a while the disease made lis appear
auce upon the surface under the Inhaler. took
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued TO
do So my cough gradually growing better, I'M
Tilt entirely left me, and ] now consider my
self cured still wear the Inhaler, as the use
Of il is rather pleasant and believing il strength
ening and purify ing TO the lungs, | feel unwill-
ing to dispense with If. JOHN Woon.
Soldhy BOYD & PAUL, No. 40 Courtlan,
street, c. II. RING corner Of John street and
Broadway, n 7. Price 81 package.
n. B.-Any person enclosing 50 to Boyd &
Paul, or urtls n Perkins, New York, will re-
ceiye package containing bottle Of Hygean
Napor, one OF cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, in
neat box, free to any part OF the United States;
or four packages for sl0,
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ASTHMA Rfp


Brooklyn, \. y, Dec. 70, 1908
For ateu, eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma, Tor the last two years
have suffered beyond all my powers o. des-
er,ptou morths al a time have not been apie
to sleep in a bed, getting what rest could SIT
tug in nv cha,s~-my diGca'ty OF breathing |,
and IN, suder,ngs were so great al timos, maj
FOR hours together my friends expected each
hour would be lay last During the past SIX
year. have had the aid aud attendance Ut some
Of the mos, celebrated physicians, but have re.
we'd no pc, manent benefit, and but little relief.
! a, length had the good fortune to procure Dr.
% r,is' Hygeana, or 1nhaling Hygcan Vapor
and Cherry Syrup. AT the time first obtained
il. was suffering under one of my most violent
attacks. and was In great distress, almost SUMO
cannr for want of breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
10 my stomach, and took tea-spooninll OF the
Cherry Syrup, Twas relieved in great meas
urc from the difficulty uf breathing, aud had .
comfortable night. have since continued II
with the greatest possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively well,--God only know; how
much suffering this medicine has saved me from
my advice TO the affected is TRY IT.
Margaret EAsroN.
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each month
except, April and August, first Tuesday
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District Court.

DistriCt Court.
J. B. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May ant
fourth Monday in September.
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4 Large lot Of Kettles for sale by
Upton Zee Qga 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

FLOUR AND MEAL-Prces OF the low grades Of
State and Western Flour have again improved, with
q more active home and Eastern and limited expor.
demand. The shipping inquiry is retarded. owing 10
Ne high rate asked The better kinds fryler aud
in fair request.
The sales Of We,tern Canal are 600 bbls at 3 IS
ass OH for common 10 good State So ISL - Isl for
Upper Lake, Michigan, Indiana and common 70 good
Ohio: extra Genesee, slO 5Oasl2. Canadian Flour
is in fair demand for home, and 500 bbls sold at
50 so SO IS, duty paid, and - s7i a &c. in bond.
Southern Flour is higher, and in fair hore and ship
ping demsud; sales of 800 bbls at - s7 80 81 for
mixed to coed brands Baltimore, Alexsniris, &C.
Rye Flour is in steady demand st So 25as1 37l.
Corn Meal has declined, and quiet at 81 so o..
for Jersey, and 81 81 for BrandyEin
GRAIy-There is only moderate demtnd for
Wheat for mi Ing ard prices are without change. In
the Absence of sales we omit quotations. Rye is
romir al az 81 25asI 90. Oats are in good demand
and not plenty at 20 64c. for State and Western, aud
81 Sac. for Jersey. Com is higher and in good ex'
mort demand; sales a 600 bushels at % cole. for
southern yellow; % csc. for Southern white; s6c
for damp Jersey, and % 99c. for old round jersey
WHIsKY-Tbe market is unsettled and lower sales
of $50 bbls 30 32ic for Ohio, and 33c. for Prison
PRoyrsIoss-The inquiry lie fair for old Pork for
filing OF contracts, and prices are steady New Mess
is lower and in better supply sales OF old Mess at
sl2 sOasl2 s6 new Mess at $lidsl4 IL; new
Prime, sl3 1853 25. Western Prime Mess at
sl4s 5dl5 Beef is in fair demand, and is steady at
g. 5Oa eli for Country Mess; sl3 50 for Vermont
Mess. GA 5O9 SIS for repscked Chicago, and IS so
0s7 for Country Prime. Lard is steady a. q q lOc
Butter and Cheese steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

Who had been friends of the slsve. gsveoolder
Themselves nsy not be dsiacaed 10 join this order,
became hey have no particular reason 70 hke Tor
eis ners the greater part of whom settle IN and in
prove TIE free States; and thus ia their own Stsfes
they vii probably weld this new ergsris sooa fcf
heir own purposes. In The free S.a.es toe ePersaon
would be 10 deprive honest Anti-Ssvery men OF TIE
support OF those former friends Who had joined he
piivsie association, because they are bound 70 cup.
The oroer Surely the men who solga, TO reduce the
hrhnan, the German, the Srede, 70 q eooditiou no.
much above that Of the slave, would roi be much
improved, by ths. practice IN their qualities for free
II the negro slave The grest naona s,ion should
be one only, namely, opposition TO Slavery. Mr.. Adams
ceIsured al secret Associations for political par
poses ii such A. sociation n aid toward
emancipation, the desirsbllIty Of the sd should De
seriously doubted. Had such patriotism q this prs-
vsIed IN the heroic dsys Of the Rspu orc-zhen
honor, courage, and capacity meant psiriot..m-
Wash ps ton could not have run the G. eer he did:
and noble and valiant foieigDsrs-elch La Faystte
and MoDfgomery-would have been pushed ASIDE in
favor Of the treason sf native Arnold or the ;ckery
Of native Bur-. Washington himself, when sssslled
By secret Association did not stoop 70 secret resist
snce The eIcusiveness that even now wiaging
iis way from japan must yet take ia stand on the
biehu of Il Alleg banies or the Rocky Mountain.
Why do secretly what may be done openly aud
boldly The hope OF any great cauie lee in tie
unity Of idea With which il is pursued What should
he done is 20 dislodse the Slave-ovner from the
places of porer TO elect no President who is Of
serves the Slave power and TO proven. 81 extension
of ns territory. Tie effort 10 do the country good
aesipst its will, supplies the patriot with his rooes
aspiration.
Mr. Adams was listened 10 with attention, and fire.
oueptly sppleuded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMSHOUsE

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board Of Ten
Governors wss held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Ro,unda- Present, Goyern'r Town
send, Draper, Smith, TaylcT Dake, TENANT Dusro
and West.
The President, Governor TOWNSEND IN the Char
The acquisitions show the following number OF per-
sops remaining in the several Institutions under TIE
charge of the Governors for the week ending IAN ga
Bsl.vu. Hospital nj; Lans;ie Asylum. sSs; Alns do1se
al; Peniteptssy 5e Penitentary spiss fron ren'n
tsry So; Psnten4ry hsspiis from Work House III! rem
,ersfy bo,pal from Aims House IS; Work House lioi
small Fox Ho.p. q Rsra.Fs isl.n5 les; Rsnd.lis Hoe
ps l7s City ss5; second District Prison % third
b.pef Prison 20; Coorsd Home ssj; Colored Orph,a A.J
I'm 60 Children Nurse u ne CITY. lslro,h I4t 10
crease S. Nunbeg Feusrirs Ja D, 1855 eaSi admitted
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THE SOTTHERN NAIL.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1855.
New. Orlesus papers Of Thutsday have been re-
ceived here, with details OF Mexicin news to the
22d inst.
Flaming accounts given Of the victories achieved
over the Insurgents by the Government troops ,
The Mexican nation Al schooner Rosario was wrecked
on the Aivarado bsr-two female passengers losing
their lives.
TIE French brig ofwar Obligado Rad arrived at
Quay TO inquire into the circumstances OF the
Raolsset Boubon affair; and her commander. in the
name Of the French Emperor, thsDked the Nexcsd
authorities for the treatment the rebels had expe-
rienced.
John Mitchell was at Natchez en- route for Baton
Rouge, where he would accept the inequalities ten
dered him by the Louisiana Legislature.
The sbip Monarch OF the Seas, which has recently
been Per sacos testing the Dry Dock there has ar
rived at New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

ing Augsstr. Fl WINS entitled 10 his seat - meeber
from the let District Of King County, vs agreed 70.
Also. . Re port declaring Andrew :. Warner enti-
tied TO the seat Doe occupied by jacob n. seldom,
frcm the lie District o. 0rsnge C0uaty.
The minority ofthe ConGi,tee presented protest
agairs, the acton the majority the g-oani that
they hsd rct time to procure Witnesses and ses' the
evidence had bsen tsken while the HOUSE VS. in ses-
sion and without leave.
The debate was continued on the cca,essed sesi,
and DISPOSED Of by motion Of NJ. CONGER, thst the
documents in the possession of the House be p-in,ed
and the answer thereto when presented.
motion wss maze to lsy the reports and -esclu-
tiors on the table, and rriu. them long debate
followed.
BILLS REroRrED.
To suiho.ire Al orreys aud Counselor OF the So
prtme Court 10 take affidsvIts.
Relstive to Town Insurance Companies.
To provide against asafe Baildirgs in New. fot.
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Private cens'e9ndenes Of The p.an'yI,an' "a,

WAsHIsGros, Monday, jan ~ 100.
Tie Captain Of the Massachusetts, may be an IN
nocent man ard for bis own sake hope he is but
from certain wnks and hints OF the tbaster 10 me
meridian of wsshiD gton, am sa,isdsd tina, the
Federal authorities at NeNYork. With the retoubts-
bic Isaiah r. nders A. their head we're not Tar on Ae
scent. The truth IL. there is something OF
schism among tbs ibus,srs, those having charge OF
the funGs beng unwilling to part with the same un
l.ss there is some show for their money. Bat very
little cash has ever been received from the Creoles OF
Cuba for the purposes of emancipa,on-tne reports
10 the contrary otsi,hstaDdiDg. The contributions
have been mostly from the patriotic ihes OF snat
Island, and they came in the shape Of jewelry.
A few DAYS aeo-it il so rumored-a challenge .M
rendered 10 the Hon. William Smith, Extra BilyJ
from a chivslis editor, who halls from the Obj Do
mipion. The challenge was to mortal co nbst, but
eventually te1min aied coffee without the p,tols.
The passage of the French spoliation bill has Sc
cured the passage of the Texas bill beyond al per-
adventure. The holdsrs Of the eight and ten per
cent bonds and red backs gill govern Themselves
accordingly. Under thu first BILL three Commission
ers are TO Be- appointed with saarie. Of o. 900 per
arnum, each. A fa:, snug, cozy birth, we're IL not
for the drawback Of being tie victim Of the Dneeasng
boring Of claimants. Z. y. Z.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

SAcEyILLE n. B., Jan. 81, ls55--y A II.
Beautiful weather, clear and cold, with west
wind.
ST. JOINS, n. D., Wednesday Jan. 81, 1855.
Weather fine and quite moderate. Wind from the
west.
CALAIS, Me-, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1855.
Pleasant, moderate weather with west wind
EAsrPoRT, Me-, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1855.
Weather overcast and cool. Wind west
BANGOR, Me-, Wednesday Jan. 81, 1855.
CLOUDY and rather cool weather Wind west
PORTLAND. Ne, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1852
Qu.e moderate weather, clear and pleasant. Wind
weer.
BosTos, Wednesday, JAN 81, 1855.
Clear weather. Thermometer l5' above zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

A,sriss B.,y san Diego s,s eu,,s chip ssrpc-ei -
- The John Lard from 6cstor.
ca Dee. So steamer Code. Are Wssaiss Psnsns; shif
Cerssstscs ~ Gr-r Ncssl pors the P,e.e s,-t Ma
dir, ~ cspet sydn.yi oor-snd Co, Jset..a. .,a
Pedro; Jan bark Orr O.fs sYtary, ssnsslff Say
h ssrs Coiuus, Har,er sysa~y va Hsnso1, Bay; srs
s.sas eose, esisr. ssa BIAS 'ehr 4 Aen wsr soao-
lulu; sth arp ficcry Neal C.,o. oxrts "a Sants 4,
Iraereseenes (Pesv raser-. xsrs,sn schrs win,r A
f.ile,on xerssa Pcrs ia r,sise; L srO;. HszS.-sd
Horolzs eth chip Flying EAse Fsfes CsaO e.rfs Csa-
osdcry L0vsjoy SswArShsn<e sancis Palmer Pxty N.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
ELECTION OF HENRY WILSON UNITED
STATES SENATOR.

ereeisl Dispatch to The New York rnoone.
BosToN, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1855.
Henry Wilson is elected United States Senator
in concurrence with the House. The following
il the state Of the vote in the Senate: Whole
number of votes cast, 40; necessary to . choice,
81; which number Mr.. Wilson received, against
Is for E. NJ. Wright, three Sr julius A. Rock
we'll, and one for n. p. Banks.
Five Of Wilson's friends voted scattering on the
fFst ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
Tie Boston JonrnaI seys:

Samuel o. Mead, Esq, who but recently was
obIced 10 .uspend in consequence OF the pres
sure, has re,umed payment and Wa YESTERDAY. re-
admitted 10 the Board by an unanimous vote. No.
Mese ha. paid up a considerable portion Of ais IN
d.bec1ess in full with interest since bis suspension,
called for so that no one loses delsr by the tenn
porory delsy to which he was obliged to submit his
crtdtors Nr. Mead will. We understand, have
hsndtome fortune left after paying up his debts IN
full and will recopmence business sitn the respect
and confidence Of all who know him.