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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
OFFICIAL DIRE I o Il Y


II ~. II. II. TuThlt.l,
Judge OF tha S.a Judicial District
TERMS or CoCKT.--say term sn the 2 Mon
day after tie .th Monday in Aptil.
selre nEer term On the Ill Monday "a sep
tgm1er.
WELLS SPICER
County Judge aud Judge of the Couaty Courts.
TERMS OF CoCRr.--en the first Monday in each
month except in April aud August thea the
Tuesday following; ane except aira the pistrjet
Court sits on any 81 the above d4Es. then the
County Court sits oa the Monday prccee ding
j. W. CATTELL,
Clerk of the District Court and County Clerk
II. c. PlATT,
Recorder, Treasurer and Collector Of Taxes.
B. S. DANIELS, Prosecuting Attorney.
JNO. II. BIRELY, sheriil
GEORGE HUBER, Deputy Sheriff.
JAMES HUFF, Coroner.
GEORGE WHISTLER, Surveyor.
JOHN s. 1UTHILL, seaier Of Weights aud Mea.
sures. and Inspector of Lumber and Shingles.
q. A. BAGLEY, Agent for Sale of Intoxi c atlng
Liquors, at Upton.
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ssd" Nothing sets so WIDE mats be-
tween vulgar and note souls as Tie
respectful aud revercnttal owe ot woman
kind. A maa WHO is always sueerlng
a, woman is generally coarse hE9o; =
aud we VIII add, a brute. # woman has
any rights or wrongs 10 be eanqsssed.
sac is at least entitled to a respectable
hearing, instead OF being snerged at, as
is 100 much tie case by bears who walk
tie world in pants. Why, for instance,
should no, woman be Iald living
price for her work AS well as man!
But ,ha, is My o.e question among the
many.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
n Yankee Boast.-A correspondent

n Yankee Boast.-A sFIndenl
furnishes the following report Of u con-
vcrsasion which recently took place in a
store in Boston, He says:
An innocent and pureInindrd Jona-
than IN warm argument wlt" John
Bull, Oh our National Instructions, was
endeavoring TO tioor his Antagonists who
had sneerIngly remarked that, 'Iorun-
ately the Americans couldn't go fHriter
westward tIan the Pacific stofr' ian-
kce sc.ached his pregnant ram Tor m
instant, and triunphantly rerlIeJ. Why,
good gracious, they're already hyclling
ne Rocky Mountains aud cartug the
dirt out west; had letter last week
from my COUSIN, who is living .~o hun
dred miles ives, Of the Pacific shore.
on made land.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
SOciet cs,
ROCHESTER, DIRECTORY


Situated en- the. East hank of Cedar River.
Number of Stores, I; Dry Good. and General
Assortment, 1; Drugs and Medicines, ?; Groce.
ries, etc !. shops. 10; Ii .rness aud Sad lie. |:
Boot and shoe, L. Tailoring, l; Back zmi,h, 3:
Cffr'sge and Wagon, I; Cooper. 1; Cabinet aud
Furniture, /; Gnnsmith, /; Hot,ls, q Empire
Hotel, and ,nsion House; Ply ysI3ians 2; School.
l. Church, s, /.
Societies.
REp CEDAR LoDGE No. 2 OF + i \ Masons,
meet at taeir Hall. ol FGifay eve. GA or before
tn fail oj III. mon.
RsD CrD.R LODGE, NJ 20, /. O. OF o. F.
meet At thetr II .ii on Saturday eve. of each
v..k.
FassT ES AMrasSr No 9, Of I. o. of O. +,
raeet al their Hail. oo the lst aad 81 Wed.esl lay
eye. of eaCa ninth.
tEn.E LoDGE No of o, Of G. T meet at
th 1t II al, on iucsiay eve ot each ", az
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

sGs-The Empress Eogeule expects 10
present the fIench nat.on wit, al heir
to the throne; 10 tie ladies' OF TIE french
coart wear loops; s. the French halst ton
wear hoops; so tie Aneryan ladies' wear
hoops, IL IS to be hoped that they will
enjoy this ce,rsaien' aa3 gard contour
uni | the event takes place, wien the Ia
dies oi the French court wjIi slststda, lhe
ladies' Of tie f'feuch haot tqit uli sets ide,
and the American ladies' viii substd de.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
TPTON CEDAR Co. IOWA--SATlRDAY, JAM 1856 W2

CHURCHES Presbyterian. Brick; Nethodis,
Episcopal. Wood; Congregationalist, Wood.
REL,aIors SERVICES. the M"thodis. Eaia
copai church. in Upton, regularly each Sabbath
at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ.
At the Court House, in Tipton, on the first
Sabbath in each month a. half past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, by the Rev. Shelton Riley
Al the Congre2stionalist church, regularly
each Sabbath. at IL O'Clock A. H., and In the
evening at o'clock.
In the Presbyterian church, every other Sab.
bath, at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ, by hev
George D. Porter.
At the Court House, upon appointment, by
Rev. Ii. S. Marble. Universa,ist.
ietics.
CEDAR LODGE, No. IL OF F. l. A. Masons
meet at their Hal, On Saturday eve, on or be
fore The full Of the moon.
MoSlToU LoDGE, No 8, l. O Of 0. f., meet =,
their Hall, on Thursday eve. Of each week.
DEw DROP LopuE, No II, l. o. of G. T., NEE,
at their Hall, on Tuesday eve. OF each week.
RosE OF SHARON Cons ELIArIox of the A. r
NJ, meet a. the Masonic Ii ali, on the evening Of
The tirst Monday 10 each month.
CEDAR COUNTY LEGISLATURES, meet on Frida '
evening OF each week, at the Cour. House.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
TIPT ON DIREC TORY.

Situated Ia the Geographical centre of the
County.
Number Of Stores, "a Dry Goods and Country
Stores, with stock Of general assortment. /.
Groceries. etc, =; Drugs and N ,licnes, 5 :
Stoves and Hardware, g. Clothing Stores, | :
Boots and Shoes, 2; Watches and Jewelry l; Re.
cesses, 2; Furniture, |; Hotels, 4 Tailoring
Shops, z; Boot and shoe Shops 2; Tin and Stove
Shops, 2; Printing Offices, /; Blacksmith Shops.
4; Wagon and Carriage Shops 2; Paiut shops, 2:
Meas Markets, |; Livery Stables, /; Harness and
Saddle Shop' 2; Steam FIGURING Mills, /.
Doctors. D; Lawyers, I; Minister'S, I. Schools, 4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
Be Gay "A lil,le misth mixes wei

Be Gay "A lil,le mirth mixes well
and proh,ably with both business and
phllanthr ply. How stupid life, 10th in
labor and leisure, would be-, wtholl the
gaiety within US which responds 10 the
cheeoiuInoss aad beauty aroud US, Nay.
its main currents run all tie deeper as
well a. iresber and purer icr the light
rills that laughing and flashing fow into
them. Tue rivers would s,agnate into
pools, if the rivuIcts ceased their play.
Philosophers aid men Of business sus-
tain their souls alive, and keep their in
tellects fresh aud healthy, by tn,ngIing
the lnir.hlaIness Of youth with tAe sober
ness Of age; nd even fun and pAlianlho.
ply are often fonnd in the same cLarac.
ter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
Quetrp T. Mistellanp
TfIE WITCHES.

>Aa2sc.
Those solem men the Pilgrims,
Who wore the buff and hlue,
Were loyal to their honest thoughts,
And those were brave and true.
The rattle snakes and Indians
Before :aom Ia to fly,
Because they trusted in Providence
And kept their powder dry.
Bat ali! they wrougcd the witches,
For who could blame the sport
OF Iialish. Jane and Mary Anne,
Who came before the court?
For Huidah was convicted
Because her wicked eyes
Tn times had looked on abraham,
And he had tainted thrice.
And Jane was proved a goner,
lnveterate in sin
For she, in church, As Isaac zwore,
Had pricke4 h IN with pin.
and Mary Anne, the quiet.
Without the s.i -hleat buster,
Ezehie! d. s<hrm, ou oath,
Could .at Ainl IN liassar.
An SO tie stern ol fathers,
From their judicial chairs,
Commanded .Iuldah TO be dueke,.
And Jane to sty her ptagers;
And tLrGst in SOC ks Of timber
The feet of Mary Anne,
Because herquiet ways beNitchci
f:Ckirl, that youag man.
Peace TO the Pilgrim Fathers!
They mean il for the best
- let their virtue, Go4rish green,
And let their follies rest;
AM we taeis wiser gfandsons,
VIII Summon for be play,
The witch before tae justice,
.aoa "a IA a dlsa. sni way.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Ornco and La Plata are also immense
systems The rivers of this continent
have the peculiarly, possessed by no
other, OF flowing across the whole con,i-
nent from the mountains Oh the west TO
the Atlantic on the east. These i'm
mense systems of rivers are subject to
freshets, rising 40 or 80 feet, and thus
ferti!izing vast regions. They are sup
piled with water by heavier and more
continuous rains than fail upon any other
continent. Ia Portland, the amour, OF
water that falls in year is about 3S
inches-in South America it is $50
inches This wafer is.drawn from the
Atlantic ocean by the topical sun, blown
in clouds over the continent by the pre-
valIIns east winds, aud being prevented
by the wall oil mountalss on the western
coast from passing over to the Pacific,
falls in torrents on the low lands Of the
continent. Here we see the use Of the
mountains. and why they are placed up
on the western border. They con6ne
the rain-clouds 10 the eastern slopes Of
the continent, and thrs contribute to give
them their character oiluxurlant vegeta-
ton. We also sse why no rains falls
upon the western slopes, the rain-clouds
being preve' ted by the mountain sum-
mts, IRON reaching them.
thus South America is the continent
of vegetable specially so designed.
Manufactures and intellectual life will
never thrive ,here--it will always be all
agricultural region. Africa, on the con-
trary is the continen, of animal life
shown in the multitude of its lions, tigers,
and other wild beasts. 1t is fitted for
,uls purpose by being dry and arr re-
gion, the raln-c.ouds from the Indian
Ocean being shut out from it by the
mountains along its eastern coast. In
Sou'h America, vegetation being pre-
doninent, animal life ls Inferior. \ II the
animals are much smaller than those Of
the same class in Africa, where animal
life being Pc edolnnant, vegetation is ia
ierior Thus it is evident Tia, each con-
tlnept has Its own peculiar feature, III
which j. excels ths otcers, while all Unite
10 form a perlec. whole.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
Origin Of II. Home ymo n. .-i here IS

Origin Of III i!oaeynto n.-i here IS
the honeymoon, now was thsre cser
such a silly word as tio2 l. Is sad.
the Dutch at Eev Amsterdam, rs lhry
used to call New York, brought ont tie
word America, f., al tie Grten1s Of tie
new married couple IN iIal.aud - 10th.
ing for whole III. uln tut drunk II, taeg-
I'm Ga tippis made oi hvuvv ras and
they call TIA. beadcs honeymoon, since
that the word has renamed, tteagd me-
theg!in is forgotten for something bcter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Egy 1t is the part OF a womau, Ike
her own beautiful planet, p cl.eer the
dawn and the darkness, TO be both the
morning and the evening star Of man
life. The light OF her eye is the first +
rise and the las, to Sc, upon manhood
day oil trial and suffering
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
G NERAL DIREC TORY

Upton, Rochester, Cedar Bll9s, Duraat, Cam
bridge, Massilon, Carlisle, at.i Mechanic vile.
Post Ofices 49, Upton, Rochester, Predee,
Springdals. H'cory Grove, West Bran.h, Plea.
sAnt Hill, Lacon, Inland Harwell, Mass.loa,
Cedar, Onion Grove, Pioneer. Red Oak, Cover :
Ferry, Woodbridge, tone at Thayers)
Ferries, B. Covers Ferry, at Cedar Bluffs
Welcn's Ferry, >. Rochester Williams Ferry al
Massilon.
PROPOSED Rail ROADS The Cedar Valley
Branch OF the Mississippi ard Missouri .aii Road
from main trunk X al via. Upton. in a North.
Westerly direction TO Cedar Rapids
Mississippi and Iowa Central Rail Road, from
Lyons a. Upton to Iowa City
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Tenders his professional services to the peo-
PIE If Upton and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases of long standing. Office Ter the
present at the house of 5. S. Daniels
R.FFERrscE.--The Z; Guilty Of Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Startling Med
cal rolcga columbus Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
pital Philadelphia; DR.. HUFF Wheeling.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Eeay" The total leng,u OF the NJ ssiy-
siPp, and all its t,lbutsries is fihy-one
thousand miles, which is more than twice
the equatorial circumference of tie earth,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Sppuichre forfy-i ,eM .HttsS Long. -
The bones OF six Thousand LIS men line
tue railroad from Aspinwall to Panama.
Set ,Nls down TO the credl. of mans lnhu-
manity to man, 10 the Almighty dollar
to Yankee enterprise, or VIII you Will;
ca II it a mercantile, a dIaboncal or au oa-
terIoglca! fact; 1t is undoubtedly true
Bu, the road is built, The continent is
spanned, and our onward march, our
manifest destiny las made anether
demonstration. We may as well look al
he entire pile oi grim. ghas'y facts al
oace, as 10 pick out the giorlfica,ion alone,
anu sink tie cory realty. The road is Il
Iael; apd the gull that swallowed up the
human life is another As grea, under
taking, there Is ns internal or Internal
Improvements of modern time that Is to lie
compared with it. 1t is very easy 10
think or speak Of or even TO build forty
eight miles II most countries. The first
Azores in straigh. line, could be built
nearly as readily aud cheaply as this was.
One unnI,lgated swamp. a'nast com
pletely impossible, excep, to creatures
that have wings or witcEcralt to assist
thenl, has been the ground they had 10
bulid the snperstraclure on. A part OF 1t
was adamantlne rock, bills granite. |
did bu, little In tae way OF examination,
except to ride over the road, aud look al
It's various stopping places. IS the rain
passed the ground shook on all sides like
sea OF jelly, covered with grea, bIan-
ket OF gutta percha with a large elephant
walking over 1t. Alter cutting away the
timber and unlergrowth, earth and grav-
el were carried on until the foundation
seemed 10 be solid enough to lay the
sleepcrs. The streams, cutters aud ra-
vines are 50 numerous that there are six
hundred bridges on the road between
here and Aspinwall. Some Of these are
several hundred feet long. Bu, mere
description and plling up Of statistics do
not give an idea Of This gigantic UNDER
taking - Panama Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

ssF-.. good s,Ii ,asu, Il ]. hip
rle's lecture on Joap . AZ. Gar oi
our staid merchants Irami,d ac,oss a
seat; and asked neig4lor ah4i J al of
Arc was Of! Why OIL clay e eesrse :
No she wasn't. SAID the nuzzIer, she
was maid Of Orleans |! Is an old
ca'ch but GOOD ole
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

ea,~ Two ladies Of fashion in ST. Lou
is have recently did, suddenly. Cause
arsenic taken In doses, TO give brilllan-
cy 10 then compilations
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
B[ KELEY HOUSE.
Upton, IOWA

TTPTON, IOWA.
This Hotel is a New House which was just
opened for the reception Of guests the lst of
May, 1855. II Ia large and commodious, and it
provided with entire new furniture. No expense
has been spared which will add to the comfort
or convenience Of the travelling pubic.
John II. Bireley, Pfcp'r
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

r1y Douglass lerrold says .4at od
bachelors are like dry wo,d-when they
take fame they burn rrodigiously.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
!. ID. MCCLURE NJ d.

]. d. MCCLURE, M. d.
Respectfully tenders his professional services
TO the citizens OF Upton and vicinity.
- Also, some attention to the reparation
Of teeth will be paid.
Office one door east Of the ripton House.
REFERENCES.
Faculty,i Jefferson Med Col. Philadelphia.
Geo. b. Fundenburg, NJ. D., Somerset, Pa.
$. P. HUI hen, M. D., Wheeling Virginia.
Rel. :. s an, Armagh, Pa [l7-lyl
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Spreading ones Butter orer 100 much
Breqd Fred, Douglas, the co'ored agl
tator, in the course Of a late lecture told
the following anccdo,e about President
Pierce which is worth preserving:
About the time PIERCE was uomiaa-
ted, eall Douglas, ! Has in New Hamp-
shire, and with great portion oil the
American people. l selt curious 10 know
who Franklin Pierce was. | happened
to be In bar room where some aliuslon
was made TO the nomination by a plain
farmer, who appeared to know something
about tie cand,date. | asked him Le
could tell ne who this Gen. Pierce was
He fepled oh, Frank Piece oh
yes know Frank. Why, we ,hlna
he's quite a man up here IN these parts
! Bu, then, come 10 sp.eal him out all over
the country, he would be aw II thin
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Caricatures.

A child passed the window just now
girl. She was dressed in long irock
with tlounces, French hat and leather
a bracelet and two finger rings, and car
ried in her hand ian, F!ounces feat. i.
ers, bracelets and rings, ard only niue
years Did Surely that was a oarlca-
lure.
Yesterday, venerable man went by
and bowed politely. HIS soft, abundant
white hair, his iurrowed cheeks aad pa
,larchaI bro rs, made LIN the pt-ture Of
haudsotne old age. To-day, stranger
marched along with je,ty locks, white
teeth aud colo.ed eye brows; his bow
was nocked at, for who deemed that the
fine old man woald thus maze himself u
Carlcature.
An aniable woman is always hand
some Her smiles make her enoa9 ing,
Ter gcn,Iencss is loadstore Of altgac-
tion. 4 friend Of ours had, as we
thought, lArs beauty Of beauties, this
charm OF charms, amiahllty.
One day last week, unfortunately, we
called on her. A Jury flew from room
to room, with locks disheyeled. and bur-
ming eyes, Stamping, loaming, ge&.Icula-
ting l. was not our friend, or When
she smiled, and in confusion, smoothed
her ha:r how p.ai"ly we saw the carica-
turc.
\ man full o. eacrgy strength and cou-
rage, walking tie streets uprlGEtIy and
planting bis foot like one WHO knows lis
poNer-suoh was the promising lawyer
Of our ljltIe town. Three days ago -
alas that IT must be told young
man raved IL tie open daylight, as he
staggered from tree to post. Ills lat was
sIouched. his eyes unsteady, his whole
being unbraced. and he boxed as If he
might be twisted, doubh d OF rolled into
any imaginable shape. He swote and
.nut,efed, and laughed, and jeered, and
sneered and snveiied by sutns, Where
was his manhoodt Gone, and in its place
carica!uge SO foul that tie children
Knocked it, ana Yet fled from lis presel
as they mocked. Oa, hnnan nature.
what Aideous DISCUSSES tIoU canst as
sume!- Olive Braach.
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The Curretey Of the Couniry.-There
is no important change in the state oi the
money Iuarl e', though short loans ap-
pear TO be made with rather more lacih-
ty. The high rates OF discount sill show
that money is in good demand, though
TIA. demand is met. he increased price
Of az commodities within tie last eighteen
months. as well as the increased pfoduc-
ton oil tie present year, require a t@ucn
create amount Of capital to transact the
daily business. The capital Of the conn-
try is lar below lis wants for It's lncreas-
inc trade, commerce and agriculture and
the trade Of interest was never less like
ly 10 fall to low point than now, when
forelsn capitai has ceased for the present
10 aow IN as freely as il used 10. The
diminutiol in the number OF Immigrants
who bring both money and labor-ls
also likely to be felt, 1t being a ser.ou:
loss. The stimulus OF immigration on
our markets. and especially tina, arising
from the amount o.. capital thus received
has never been fully appreciated. N !
Eue. Posi-.
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Pdttiatiz.-A short time sDuce, there
was a terrific thunder storm al Niagara
Falls. ln tie reading room of 'Ie H.
ternatona sA, s'alt ,~oter, middle aged
man, absorbed III the contents Q. aeNs-
paper, nerer heedlIq the raging OF the
elements around hlm. There came clap
OF thunder louder, more terfitlc than any
which had preceded il t,revefberatIng with
the innumerabie echoes through tae gor-
ge, aud the accompanying lightning
throwing "a .uil4 -,...u ia eFet4 -alnT.
Our Quiet man de.lb -rate!y raised his
head above the edge Q. the paper, as he
quietly remarked :
'Ihat's on the American slde--lney
can't get up such thunder III tse Queen s
don ulou, aud then resumed his reading
| without another word.
PErissiea. -t nc tello ing caa4ce,s,st.c story
| il told t the Command rIl CalI Vi the freaeh
army in tn Crisnen:
'.-un. yeas aga, P,4ssa.yr ~ parA'A Que eve
ning, got -ty ai,a $1hS oft@t Ff ~ eAV Try
reg rceut ahuse tesGe secines4 10 hln 4 lite &C
ftctlfa. IL a,u.e3 ae aian n II T-oleDt-g 80
cut hin a.r0s tue fec Utth his mhip Toe IN Al
izc one o. A,s pls'ols. .sad @a'eav-tta oit" ."
h;s c0.aia +ndiag cti ,ef, tut t. SOL n sec
tire PeI..ser. r!HE i'a't-i oah, bus Q Ii
erwise quite calm said "ieiio", oId"f 5oa
tarec days ARE. ioF aot having yoIf M II
beLttr order .
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Ths .New Gocerame,d of Nicaragua.
Some curlousI,y has been excited in
official and private c.rcUl"s respecting
the probable course Of our Government
Of Nicaragua Tho prevalent AID prob
able opinion is, that tie ADMINISTRATION
will tot, in the present state OF talngs,
recognize Mr. Parker Fl. French, tho
the new Nicaragua EOvoy to lUIs :0untry
in place OF A.r. MarcoIe'a Il Is under
stood that instructions on tie 81 cct had
gone out 10 Mr.. Wheeler, our Minister
TO Nicaragua, not TO recogn'H" Cen
Walkers Government, but Tia d1 not
arrive IN time. HIS premature action,
therefor. will no, be approve l. 1t has
been the policy OF this country 10 rrcog-
nized an existing Government, la; not
IN such haste as TO preclude all prelins-
nary inquiries as to the actual coadl,lon
.! revolutionary Government aud It's
ability 10 maintain itself. VA 'aih
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ssg Some wgitars have truly said,
'earnestness is the root Of all greatue IS
and heroism They are in earnest, and
40, they were joa nc, is the epitaph
which history has subscribed in letters OF
ilgh, or OF blood, on the tomb Of all her
lllustrious heroes, martyrs and teachers.
S1ronnah, jan |. John NJ. Berrian
ex-senator died in thi. city to-day, after
an illness Of four DAYS.
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No.
rta~ When John Bunyan lny a pris-

rtas~ When John Buoyan lny pris-
oncr 10 Bedford Jail, prosecuted FOR nom
conformity to the union of Church and
State, some OF his opponents thought TO
bring him into practical accord with
the customary Christmas festivities,
and then turn him into ridcu!r f'r lncon-
sislency, SO ,key prepared asot stantIal
Christmas pic, which was accordingly
sent in ho, and smoking Oh tue 25th Of
December. JOHN, 10 whom the smell Of
such a dinner was indeed rar,ty. shut
up where he then was, stuck hls knife
boldly into the pie, when at oA1e, his
watchIuI accusers ,aunled nln with Incon-
ssency in keeping Christmas a1d join-
ing in its festivities. But BauyIn went
on quietly eating, and remarked that they
must ,hiak him G cat fool mot + be able
to distinguish betues'. thrista. :, end
Christmas pie.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
WILLIAM LEE.
BOOK BINDER,
Iowa CITY.

One door east of the Post Office
DIRnk Books, Of all kinds kept constant
Dly on hand.
Counties supplied with all kinds Of Blanks
Records and o'herbooks for County Offices, at
sAnTI nnIiea.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

JAMES &. TURNER.
u. SMITH,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofice at tie Iowa House, Rochestea Cedar
county, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
THE TIPTON ADVERTISER.
Published every Saturday Morning, in
TiptOn, Cedar Co., Iowa.

EDITORS 4 COUNTING ROOM IN THE
COURT HOUSE;
(In same Office with the County Judge.)
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

g4aal TO hessax.
Daily Coach TO Mascnw--connectlng with the
cars for Muscatine and the south, and
for Iowa Cry and the West.
DAILY Coach 10 Wilton ceAaac'lne with the
ears for Davenport and the East. and
with Muscat,ae
Tri- Weekly Coach 10 Muscatine.
!" Upton connecting witt
coaches for Marion AM T. dar la piGs.
Daily Coach for Iewa CITY.