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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
JAWS II. MiLLER. Auctoneer.
positive SALE of VAIIJAR III r REAL, ES-

i TATE and WATERFRONT. by ORDER Of the sUPE-
RIOR COURT.-JAhES " MILLER Co will sell at
Auc.on THURSDAY, March n, 1876 a. the Merchants
F1okse under the direction Of Murray Hoffman referee:
W.s,sTbe Lots Westst, beginning 80 feet inches
north o. Laighs each being 2 feet II inches wide and )cut
IL feet deep Washu gton stTwo Lots the fde Of
Warrington Immediately in The rear Of hs above nen,ened
being wide and 100 feet deep bkhetd and a.ef
Rsh-The Bulkhetd and WA,erhsht IL roIt Of the trst
escIis>d lots Spring rbe Lot with the ihreestoy brek
vide and 100 feet deep Also the adjoining three story bck
House d Lot No. 6 Spring . feet Wide and 80 feet deep
Also Lot the south estey Of Sprrs aud Cst
sta. with tho double story brick House thereon known
Nos and 81 Carkst. being Is feet = inches WIDE Spring
o. and 60 feet deep CLARK ksThe Lot With the twostOy
and brcb House thereon adjoining the OF the last
mentioned and tnovn No. n Clarki being % feet inch
vide sDd deep The Lott West and Wssh
sobss, aud Wster Right, will be sod subject 20 lease
Which ssprs May 1851 at animal rent Of 2e payable
ouartery and the will be spporioned each
lott The have the right Of se buildings any
time pror expiration Of their lease Tue sale will b 50
the highest bidder Terrns-Tvo
thirds the purchase money bond and mortgage
fr D.pe be had ct the once OF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

'
EA PROPERTY "a Newark, New JeTsey-The suhseritpe<
VIII for sale at Vmblie suction on the PTeises on f
DAY March o. at o'clock the valuable properly situ-
AID AZ the corner Of Bosd and William st Known as the
IfY HOTEL The lot is about - feet inches IN front on
Rroad st and l81 10 inches m depth Wsm 81 and
after reaching depth 100 feet has width OF about 70 ieet
inches for the distance OF 81 feet 10 fnehes soout 80
feet deer on the north and communicates with conodi
o Alley IN the rear which has tfont OF % ieet loe
Hotel great expense and IL very suosaa
II occupies Me whole front about 40 feet deep
Il four stories high beside basement and underees Ine
xrorety will the price Of SSoO, end VIII be sOId
g. he hshest bidder that Tea cent of the pur
will be required to be paid the day OF SAFE An
q per the 18th day Of AprL next when tie decd WIZ
delivered the premises 4 l. IN 0 that day. Ias
purchase money remain on bond and mortgage OF tne
for ave wears ntesest at cent per slum
bom the 18th Of Arl next able half yearly Persons aes-
rous purchasing invited TO rnske Pacuar eIsnnS''on
vi the premises DAN ~ ~. MIN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA

COAL.-1HE DELAWARE, LAChAWANNA
~ AND WESTERN RAILROAD CohPASf hsvins Desry
eted thetf Railroad rom he Leeks~anna Coal hed
PeynsyyaIa essv sF towards SeS Yoik are oS pre- Isd
% receive oras,s ard contract for the delivery Of tos
RIOK SCRANTON Athlsctsl COAL o. boad oi 'esel. al
rXlheih Pot V }. ~ uIss from View YORK d-rhz the
sfsiLE ssAor after lsih Arr sGHos. Of ne als,st 1e'
tbs Goa AID -. lrforflsor res! f,siSc ~ E 70
sou q; n Cce sf iLe tolsIaIy So d WALL
=. NJ" TOhK, uus1r-1-s Pllr z seoorf siofyJ @b7e
Circl sTseLD 40 te re sfsf. -
GEO r PHELPS PresidarL
, CpILL S.cfy w T. WAkHES, Tfeas4reT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
PELLs L Co, AuetoneeTG
GALE of MARBLE MANTLES BY auction on

- THURSDAY March n 1856, at II O'clock at the ware
rooms Of M OATWELL, No. 1l53 Br'Itwsy and 3S.h.
comprising Asnes Of Italian ,ta,asr ordinary Vened and
Sienna brOos;ee black and sOd Lisbon, American
Mosaic Marbles Of modern designs sDd all wei
executed months 800, approved indoTsed
uotss Cafaosues day before sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Uafer-Gure.

nR. +. J. LOEWENTHAL's WATHR-CChE
~ -Bergen Hights, he County New Jer.sy-Insns an.
der..ned formerly Physician in ie Hydropshie inatnf.on 81
Brsekoro' W. hss opened this e;tsehs.s,t Its nt
viii, remarkable .buIdsnos Of so vster and eoa<ans com.
plee asiur which Aso considered essential part OF
HydfcJstbie Appsrstus .
fhs Establishment b reached from EsvYsrk In lss
thar h. az Sour either The Hoboken jersey City Ferries
f vh.roe sses By sldnea the hslss Direct lettso
70 No. 4 4Hanoysr-st., sv-Tort. -
T. J. LOywTETRAL, ~ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

DFCEIVER. SALE Of STAGE ROUTE
III JOHN w. sOMERINDYKE, Auctiopeer, viii sen or
WEDNESDAY Apu Gt corner Of lcb-av and 3d g. a. IL.
oeloct the STAGE ROUTE, HORSES STAGES &c, known
the l6btv Cahane Ferry and Spriugsi Line Of Stages
BY o-3ero of JACOB hONTROSS, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
ADRIAs II. MULLER Auctioneer.
II,

CUPREME COURT-In arttiOn.-PROPER-
- TY Oh FULTON and AEN-STs.-ADRIAN H. MULLER
will sell at public suction THURSDAY April g. 1855 al II
O'Clock m he Merchants Exchange NevYork, by order
OF The Supreme Court under the direction OF Thomas Em
met Referee, the valuable LOT of GROUND, with the
BUILDINGS thereon known No. lH Futonst extending
tbroulh Annst and known s No 20 that seetbens
% feet inches Ful;Jns; Is Ann l32 feet ~
inches eastey side and H feet g. inches the west
ery side. For Maps, &C. apply 70 the Auctoneer No 81
WGlltt e. g7W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
TERGNEs's ELECrkO-CHEMICAL BATHS

-PloL yERGNES the diseorsef Of the process for
sretnx Setas from toe HgHsa BODY il No 10 Broadway
Tee. Bath, ouy extract stae Medicines fssn The hn
rsn sys,en4, bat peculiarly eicacio1s relieving hC>e
.1Herf from Rheumatism Dout Eeurzlgc Pes Weaknes
of The LnLs, gains SPINAL Adecl;oi, terHs
Ob<tr9 nod Eupor ths skin The professor hlsei
sYcs gJfsided Attention paleBs - department.
h Lsdes Iteory liaineo a3enl Il No nc Sroe4-by.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

IL SHIP COHPAkY-No. II W.nnt-.t., Pslsdsldhh,
ssss: Ne sssoaIGk dr2 I'd !foal M saa
5D,hors.power Capt. Robert Ls 10 n,soisi 70
NE ,sixnss ton LIVERPOOL for PHILADELPHIA dsrlas
the Moth Of Apz be from the tEo1od
Government with whom h.r poriod Of service 10 srynS
As tie precise dsts sshns ce hEed VII sp
pear in The AGysrtssnlsotA JOHN o. DALE, Agsot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Remcpale.

DEMOyAL.-The Office of the EMPIRE To-
III BACCO WORKS is removed to Nc. W frontst Ns~
Yok prepared furnish orders for the cesbrsei
brands Of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, heretotss
by W. ri. Watson snd Mace Rennie Also,
Foreign and Domestic Cigars MACE COE, successors 70
Mace Rennie.
ID + NJ . V A l.
III O. s ROBBINS 4 son haze removed tom No. ):
Wall.st. 20 No. - Williamst corner OF Pho
DULE & HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers have
III REMOVED to No. Bsrcayst-, near the Astor House
CLOTE a. JAMES, Stationers, Printers and
- Blash Book Manucturers removed ~ No - Futo-
Ct lpoar William. ct. opposite their late store
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

WYATER-CURE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
w IsTRI-Dr TRAIL, No. Is Lsishts., h.s n.rotaeed
n. VAPOR BATH In CONNECTION with the ELECTRICAL
CURRENT the ecosyncs ssd in many cases tic
efficient method iOf rdo;ns the system Of nnst drugs
and other nl,rii Dsttsrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
me0icaI.

nR. C. McLANE'' Improved LIVER PILLS
- ,od Improved vsrmifage sae d. Scott. cesb.sa1
White Circss..an Linirnsat. BARNS PARK S14 B'dwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
Uatrbes, jswrlrn, Sc.

OLIVER WARE MANUFACTURERS for the
y TRADF-CANN & DUNN, Nos IA and l+5 Jay ST..
BrooIys Pitchers Waters Tea and Cofe Services, &c
from designs gipsl and selected ancient and modern
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

VALUABLE FhUfEhII on bf'VAD"AI
3lst and I'D sts, aud 6hAv, between 3lst
snd 32d sts at Aucton.-ANTHONY J. BLEEECKER
Co will sell ~ auction THURSDAY, March r. 1855 al y
occck Merchants Exchange, the following valuable
property, viz:
On BpoADwIY-Two valuable Houses and Lots the west
side Of Broadway, known 20 Noe 09l and ,Os3
on SxTHAv-TwO valuable Houses and Lots on the ess
SIDE Of 6tk-av., known Nos 526 and 58 9th sv.
The all substantially built Of brick four stories
hiaht with the frs, floor, with many modern i'm
pIovemens and producing good rentals
and further PARTICULARS a. the once OF the
Auctioneeu No. 7 Broad 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE at
AUCTION.-ANTHOEY j. BLEECKER will sell At
AucoD-on THURSDAY March n, 1885, at u O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange the valuable Lot and .ubstsntia 2'toy
briek front Dwelling House known No. Tbomust, be-
tween Churchs and West Broadway House xS1 feet Lot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

CHICAGO March IT lBo.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that COUPONS
IN f iuteIest Oh all BONDS Of the CENTRAL MILITARY
TRACT RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid hereafter 81
th, aacA of Mes,. DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co, in New.
Vo,s CNx AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

-
H. bersst doors from Ch.tksU.l 81 the rate of
Yet cent pe sanum and less than 800 and
psr cent o sums OF 800 and upward AL deposited
o. before the dsy Of April will draw interest from that
dsy Bank open dsiy from 10 In and Thurs-
days from 10 p PEIER H. TITUS, President
{. A WHITNEY, SecrctAry.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

of the County New York notice s hereby gwen 70 AL sr-
sons having eaims against WILLIAM HENRY ohEbDEN,
late Of The City Of q ons .s' S
subscrbers at his once Ne 50 Pnsst IN 'hs CITY o. ysx-
January H. 1886. ROBERT q. LAWSON E,scutor,
iyl7 iay6plThs CHARLES NAPLES,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27

CHICAGO, March IS, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that COUPONS for
IN INTEREST on ell Bonds Of the CHICAGO AND Az
UORA (now Chicago, Burlington and QUINCY HAlLhoAp
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co., in NewY York City
AMOS I. HALL, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
ceaal Noiirfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
the County o. New York notice hereby gwen 70 all
rs having claims against DANIEL WALTERS late Of tho
thereof 10 the subcYbers at the office Of SAMUEL fUL-
LEN No 2Oi Chambersst in the City OF NewfosA on o.
bsfe the seyenteenh day Of May nex bsfc&, New forss
the fourteenth day Of fNoyember, 1852 .,-..,,.
MIS- favsmThs RACHEL wALrERf Administrative
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
TUtN tUt NIsT- - n THtN.
The Invasion O. Ireland Mr. JOB ass S
Pan Of Attack
wa,,Ia.c, thursday, dec. 6 lS&j5.

Wai'To.c, thursday, dec 6 loN55.
haY I2r long time B,n g;tun up \
programmy to rat II,Iand, \ ltn Il on tu
The united s.u,,s. 1iLul Want 1t Ia
Sit Into the newspapers TOO soon, * ey-
erybody is Il taihm aboWt II, | May as
well tax & publish thr Eote Skeme.
tu TAX ireland, Nud proceed as fol-
lers:
tuSt. Land at kork. 4 Bombard the
houses 4 Stores, & fire rockils at the
Peop'c when lhey kun Out, tu see what's
A goIn on. also, shoot down the police
ofhcers and kuns.ubels, hand ovar hand,
y kut up the mllIshy the same way
wud hash Parcel Of dogs, For sassen-
gers.
IN the Ncxi place pa, up Barrikades
& hist a flag start with thc stars an /
stripes hyu TO the breeze, X bearln
fne motto, hail koIumby. Harry
land (& ct Cetery.)
lwud then proceed tu sack The pace
a ct 0r"'i, (tnalls, by the force of arms.
drive out the hoe populashun with The
sharp ends Of your bagonels fars!ened
lutU Thar rear eXlremlt}vs.
SHOW No marcy-spa Neither srx,
nor age, NOV I'm awl down, like So ma
ny hogu stalks or highway ,mstics
then advance on ;pperry, Ia the iDte-
nor, leaving Track OF dcsolasJon H.
your path, lu tlorrlbei III kontembiute.-
burn down tie hauties, y drive the ten
ants into the woods, Aowiin like So many
mad hats. set fire tu the prists! bdoLd
up Lott OF bushes, \ pa! the prisla on
top. In scperalc layers then brIe Em
ia knsp. CT VIII Give EN- sort cf a
Iour Taste ol the Great Hereafter.
well, after this, my plan is to Rush on,
and tax dublin. | snuld Send out gang
VI sharp shooters at Furss, Ia pick orI
such Outsiders what init bee Inclined tu
/ re Impedmcn,s. | wud Then dalt
nla the mart oI The cly, \ ravIsh it, BY
storm.
Men. the victory wul bee komple,r!
gtiIu up On the dome OF saint patrick 5
kalhedral, wuId ilurI defiance agin the
hole hem sphere, wuId Spit at queen
vIckuOry throw Stones at Isuis napoleon
~ raise the at,i, WI h Tie hole wurid.
this Is the way snud doc, ufher Men
mue bee kaIm, whilst sum People was
slDrmIn village HAT tuI, 'em ~ deys
10 Destroy, kan show Il process wereby
ye Kan ransack * Pariectiy annihliate
rowu eli towns, in l-2 the Time.
for pertlleiers Oi my fiery projcctlies,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
Not Drap hoe 'Taoat its Sweet
eled.

t.
II '9 "S'" ".f's7'As no" h'"'t} '>faaH.
"o'oS am p'aases Ueto"he incorporated
III ou' 'e''l"'U'a'' 81 oy 'oe eh@hce leItihS oI
',]1 VIZ '"'3T>"' guy l4''i@.o " ;i!2' s@f -
= 'e' common 'ne'7Pn','cai expression
'"'.'"tti'N .t' 'to No,h' s'1'h@ 'he
''"'S' - "H'' 'SIs"' " "li'iVo""" anu
s'1'' '' eu'8"l'' anu : oe'a1l' popular "o"i
80 i''S' "FI Il'''' '''''1 J" 'H'
-'''' "''V'IS ''"J ""e' L" years ago
90 '"" N'o " S'o'S oNo western gam
O''l o'' d S@'''yod no &c ei u le4"h'
,e' '"It' MONIES Il hdo''''h''y oo'a,H@1' al
'"o"s i 'i'aoe i13' 70 i p',t9A fod d! 'he
n,a''.'"ei ,,''. y ana Go"'PeHed, every seeoni,
a''e' ''"'''y 10 P'a1se anu lunH haCk:
"'i,S, ~ 'S'eA'' III ,He one case, lis
heao rom oelhs Jeiked OIL ara IN tie
o.Aef' his ora us l'o.A oeing dashed oa
by the leguiat powerful srJhe
Let me alone, I'm just g@ii & The
hing OF lhe mactluery,' TIC exclaimed,
when 1t was f"manded, Wont Yea pay
back aoaf
And 50 ia lav, p9lilIcs, religion, and
4oIais, science, aad art, the American
peop'. have been getting the hang ever
since.
'.Not a dTaP more taoA fs sGeeieRea
is household phrase IN a part OF Ge9r-
sra and Alabama. \ man declines with
1t, 10 rene n a game ol cards al which he
has been unsuccessful, rustic express
es, 10y the elegant periphrasis his deter
nlnatlon to drop the acquaintance ot
some cfue! beauty; the little politician
VOWS, III these terms, 10 abstain, Ia lu-
tafe, ifom some particular course winch
mas poven unpfolltable; ard SO on
through thousand phases and cases ot
eommon- place liie, II answers lis purpos-
es OF playful bat decided neBatlon or
declension Tor the party using i. lnlac,
II IA Il rather liberal rendering OF tho
>hakspearan NO more Of that Hol, aaa
thou forest me- though mostly by those
VINO never read Shakespeare.
We believe that our iflend, Col. l.
HARRISON, formerly Of Georgia, rs entl-
tied 10 the credit OF the story out Of which
gre" the expression. lie tells Il about
thus:
twenty years ago, It was the custom
IN north western Georgia, as indeed il
was throughout the southwest, Tor dry
goods dealers 10 keep barrel OF 'sper-
refs IN The back room, aad 10 treat ltb-
efal customers 10 glass whenever de-
sfTa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
1lPIW CEDAR Co. NWA--ATlRDN JAN j. 1856 NO /

, CHrRcaE. Presbyterian, Brick; Methods,
Episcopal, Wood; Coagreg 4tioualst, Wood.
RELlatous SERyrCEs.-At the Methodist Epis
copai church, in Upton regularly each S lbbatb
at hait past 10 O'clock 4. H.
AZ the Court House, Ia Tipton. on the first
Sahhalh In each month, at half past 10 O'Clock
A H., by the Rev. Shelton Riley.
Az the Congregationalst church. regularly
each sabbath, at IL o'clock \. IT,, and in the
evening at o'clock
In the Presbyterian church, every other Sab
n''h' at bali past 10 o'clock A. NJ by Rev
George d Porter
Az ths .o.irt Hn0.A, upon appointtn- al b.
Rev ii. s. Marble, Uaiversalist.
sociqties. .
CEDAR LrDGE, NJ. lE of F. & A. Il lsons
meet at heir Ii t,l, on s,turday eve, on or be,
foie tie fall of the moon.
: .osirtu LoDaE,sgo g.. O of @. r. meet Al
the'r iias', on Thursday eve. Of each We, k,
Dfw DKoP LODGE, No u, I O.ofG T,m,et
az ,le'r fia'l, on Tuesday eve, Ut tach week.
hoSG or SHARok CoNs FIIArfox of the A r
VI meet at tne'MisJni, II III, on the evening OF
me hfst Monday m each week
SEDih COUNTY LEGIsLarrRr. meet on Frid ,v
evening OF each week, al the Court House.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
q FiCl.1 l. DIREC TORY.


Hon. W. Il. TUTHuI,
Judge Of the sth Judicial District
TERMS or couRT.-May term On the 81 Mon.
way after the tth Monday in April.
stiSembor term. on the 4lh Monday In Sep
umber.
WELLS sPlCER
County Judge and Judge or the County coarts.
Is.ss ar CorRr,--0n the first Monday IN each
I'M. rahia, except IN April AMI August then on tb.
60 ,ol.o"lng shq except when the District
yaa,,,s 1 on any OF the above days then the
w =, sits on the Monday preceding
GATfELL,
clerk Of the District Court AMI County Clerk.
X. C. PiATr,
Recorder, Treasurer, and Collector OF Taxes.
8. >. DANIELS Prosecuting Attorney.
JSO II. BlRELY, Sheriff.
GEORGE HUBER, Deputy sheriff
JAMES HUFF, Coroner
GEORGE WHISTLER, Surveyor
JOHN S 1UTiIILL Sealer Of Weights and Mea
sures, aud Inspector Of Lumber and Shingles.
q. A. BAGLEY. Agent for Sale Of Intoxi eating
Liquors, at Upton
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05

ftzg Ihe Franklin Register lately
pubhsAed an address by tie Rev. Mr..
Abbott, and In Its next issue noted tie
following corrections
For dun swizzle,' please read pro-
mlnenee.
This was bad enough, but the next
week the same paper had tie following.
In an advertisement which appearcj
in cur last paper, Tor 'Buubleton's storm
destroying ponmgens, read, Hamilton
worm-desIoylng lozenges.
Faulker, who ed ted tie Dublin Jour.
nal, annouuced IL glowing terms the al,
rival IN that city 81 distinguished mem
Der Of the British nobility. On the mex
day his paper contained tie following
very Hlbernian correction
For Her Grace the duke in yester
days journal, read Ills race the Du
chess.
lie improved the matter quite as muci
as the good clergyman in England did
who, without book, was praying am
said . Lo1d, bless all cllsses Of peo
pic, from .he beggar on tie throne TO I'll,
king oa the dua1ali--He mean, .goa
Tie king on tie llagaitI 10 lie brgga
oa tie throne
lis sometimes letter, when ma.
has made i uia1der. 10 let II 90. Al
tempting 10 sctl, right, often makes
worse and certainly calls tire anenio
OF many to vho IT would nave taken Il
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George or lie Kings Pet is about
the best imitation OF tie style OF Mr.. c..
p. II. Z. Il. James we have encounter.
ed. | can scarce'y !aIl to anus the
great story teller himself
| 1T was near midnight, al the close OF
the afternoon, on suiuy morning in
| December, Is previous 10 The revou-
| ton ol the last war, when the burning
moon was setting in the eastern sky cast
| Iug br.litau shadows Oh lit geGrgous
clouds, when entirely oJscored the fir
maneut; and the nc,oudel sun WAS send
! ing down It's noon day beams, with an H.
| tensily OF heat, like tue siIl, hing Of
heavy thunder through tie deep noun aiu
gorge q the western praIne.
Lovely lnIrcd was A.c sound oi such
spectacle to tae feet 0. tie weary tray.
, eller, for three feline ~ listers oil tHc
/ deep were gathering together toT their
evening meal and separating ere the sun
vas r.seD, for tie Spots oI tie chase, and
! lIatl-rHIogs bc-okcned a rrpose rJo deep for
/ tterlut@.
| In The ensuing au'umu, aleut two years
! previous 10 The above mentioned cula>lrO-
/ pAe, tao pedestrians IN GIT be seen riding
oH b0rse- bact, ia a three wheeled earu-
age, Up tie brow o prreipfce uudlr tie
; ade q! t0rcs,, NAI,a lad Jcen eudoW-
ed before the trees Aai bvgaa 10 take root
aud engaged II ealing their evening din
ner by The roadside, n tie arms oi AIoT-
pHeus, The eldest Of tie three gentle.
mel was young lady abou! fiIty-tAree
aud about two years younger than the
other man which latter gentleman was,
from The manner In which zae rddr sscd
him. her youns se>t daughter
Tie remainder ol her dire IS consisted Of
TWO pairs of pantaIoons, neatly tuuoncd
around the top Of her ears, and elegant
ly attached by neat gold strap oi unwo-
y,n silk, to the axellree 81 tie middle
aged gentleman'5 gray horse.
The third individual was an Old gentle
man ol about twenty-five, whose vener-
able features disclosed the venerable blue
OF the Siberian negro. His bald head
was prolusely covered WIth long silver
locks Of sandy jet, and which he had evl-
IDENTITY lost during severe attack OF sea
sickness, caught from next door neigh
Dor, who resided several blocks from mm
in the country. lie was also richly atlr-
Ell IN the same manner rs Tie lady, beng
clothed IL 4 worn out trock coat, which
was secured by straps under his boots.
Ills feet were bare, and, save Ls
gloves. he had no garments 10 sh cid hln
from tie ba.my atmosphere. lie had lost
both arms Just above the collar bone, and
was constrained to wear erutcAcs. This,
added to bis total blindness, rendered hlu
an object oil general admiration
The wrllef closes. 10 De Continued
/ III former number.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
TT " DIREC TORY.

Situated in the Geograpblcsi centre u the
Doun,.
Washer Of Stores 81; Dry Goola and Coan nv
Stores, with stock Of general assortment. & !
Groceries. etc 5; Drugs and Y ditass, 3
Stoves ard Hardware. 8; Clothing sto.es
Boos and Shoes, 2; Watches aai Jeselry I, Re-
cesses, q; Furniture, /; Hotsls. 4; Tailoring
Shops, 2; Boot aud shoe shops 2, Fin ard -taYe
Shops. 2, Printing Ofiits. /; Blacksmith Shops,
Al Wagon and Carriage Shops :; Paint shops 2;
Meat Airkets, |; !lysry Stables, |; lIarne.s and
Saddle Shops 2; Steam FlJariag Mills l.
Do:to.s. 6; LAgyers, Z, Ministers. I; Schools, 4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05

Cost of running Il Rui~0ai i The
COS, Of the smallest locomotive in u2e is
.lom SIX to eight thousand dollars cach.
Tie Iasges., which weights thirty tons,
aud lan draw tta,n Of cars holding cler-
hnulyel PASSENGERS, twelve thousand
dollars. 4 hrst-class passenger car
costs three thousand dollars; second class,
eigh'etu hunlrcd; freight ca, six hun
drel,
Tie Erie roal-lJur hundred and fl
'yu mics |ong-las swo Laalrc4
and three locomotives, one huUdtcd and
two GrSt-c'ass passenger cars, twenty
eight sccou1- cIass, forty. eight cars for
baggage and mails. twelve hundred and
tHpnty-two Lox freight cars eleven hun
drcd AID eighty platform dluo, Two hun
dred cattle eass, and one hundred lHn-
ber trucks in all, tree /, ousand one
buadreI elgnly-tive vehicles, worth a.
be ut iour millions oi dollars.
The Erie road employs five thousand
men, 10 wit: Twelve snperlntendenls,
torty-four passenger-lrain conductors
four uanIred and fifty engineers, for
hundred brakemcn and baggagemon,
six hundred and seventy machlsts nine
ty ticket-seIIcFs, sixty ,eiegrapDjc clerks,
one taousaal Iabarefs, eight hundred
track-rcpairers, and others. The com
pany pays II wages and salaries one
Hundred and twenty thousand dollars
month, OF ere million and half annual
ly.
There are single miles Of Erie road
thc graday Of which cost oac hundred
and seventy thousand dollars mile, and
the bridge over the S>aracca Creek cost
three hundred thousand dollars In fact
rail roal is a yery costly piece o- bus
mess, aud Erie stock is-aueluating -
Life Illustrated.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
6 e NER1L DIREC TORY
Population OF the County, so
Upton, 10
" Rochester 80
Number Of Voters in the C1aaty, lie
81 Civil townships,
Square Miles, 81

Upton, Rochester, Cedar Bluff., Duran, Cam
brdNe, Mgssilon. Carlisle, and Meclancsvllie.
Post Offices. IS. Upton, Rochester, Peedee,
Springdale Hicory Grove, West Bran b. Plea
SAINT HUI, Lacon, !nland, Harwell, Mas.ilon
Cedar, Oaion Grove, Pioneer, Red Oak, Cover
Ferry, Woodbridge. Zone at Thayers
ferriss, 3. Covers Ferry, at Cedar Bluffs
Weleh's Ferry, At Il chester Williams Ferry al
Mesilon
PROPOSED Rail Roads The Cedtr N.lley
branch OF the Mississippi and Missouri K Ill Road
from main trunk X ad via Upton, In a North
Westerly direction to Cedar Rapids.
Mississippi and Iowa Central Rail Road, from
Lyons a. Upton to Iowa City.