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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor.
WORCESTER, MASS

" DItNtss' III MASS.
O0'ce at Z. E. AbbOtt's, Real Estate Broker
No. 2S9 Main Street.
A TTENIlON given To SURVEYS Of
4 - A, s..,,.. REAL ESTATE,
nsa'a es OF Water Power made, embracing fall.
Parlicu, aItento paid 10 surveying Civ Lots
n.s eNF+fence together with new and perfect Instru
'"en's, am Tor nun snare OF public Patronage
aiso, surveys OF Brick anu Masonry
U defs directed AS above viii tecev. Dror,nt o,.,
ton. ~ ''''e Pio"Pt a"eh'
r. = No extra charge for travel
:, references james s. oodwnrth, ESQ Col T.
=. Abbott, CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
Henshaw, Esq, Leicester ie2 JiT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
CAGsREAes ESA.

fadH E1 " A. ToLMAN a. co. have 10 new
~ CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches.
SLZ-Hy CtarryaIs, Phaotons, Top Buggies.
A''o' Second-hand Cnrriages, 10 new Harnesses.
An assortment Of Trimmings.
Aarness, Patent, and Top Leather.
ta,enl ennmelrd Cloth, Axles, &c London -EI,s,ic
'" ~ SVinnon Vanish, without aduleration
we have applied
"EVeretts Patent Coupling"
so That four wheeled Carriages may be turped ,, Il,
na me space usually required, and are ensy or eo
20 passengers. We believe this the beat itnprovy,
'hat mas beon made Tor many years |''"ioh'
we are Agents for the sale of shop and sii 1T,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Providence & Worcester Railroad.

hZag ny : -. -
WINTER 4RRASGEMENT.
nN and after MONDAY Oct "a 1e5a pao,
~ Trains leave follows:
Through Trains,
Leave providence at 1880 and II AS am and BIAS nm
Leave Worcester at and II, IS am and nm f''''
FOR connections with the various Raihoa,ls le.d;n
run rIOvidence ana Worcester aud with the NortoIF
county Road at Blackstone see PathHndeT Raji,,a,,
"nIIe punished by George X. Snow Boston
me steamer Perry, to and froLl Newport rms
Trains '' anu iiii' d'h'
Lonsdale Trains,
Leave LonsdaIe at Is, 8, 10 Is am, and 2, 4.IO.
6,l5, and $40, pm ''I i@'''' ''''
IRE S5 Train from Lonsdae will not stop at Valley
Falls or tawtucket. P ~ '"i''9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

messrs' Ehoch Train q Co.; e. Howe A. ca R,an
U I' Converse Col Nash, Calender Il Co. J. r.
F Elm a. Co.; George Gray & Co James Read.
Esq Albert Fearing, Esq; II. NJ HoIbrook. ESQ p
Is. Forbes, Esq. Philip Grety Jr ESQ: GeoIos wi IL
IAN Hordon Esq. Hon. VIM G. Bates all of Bos,on
- me mixed system Of Life Insurance adopteJ bv tLis
Oompahy, aud the best English Oices secures ali Ibs
combined advantages the Stock and Mutual systems
ihe femuIns to he paid in Cash and the present val
ue o. annual dividends is payable Cash. on demand
party insured. NV opium Vi 'he
u California Life Insurance, and Permits for Ans
rates OF premium GE0PCE II !, ,r TeGuced
GENERAL agent, New England Branch Office M 1e
congress street. Boston, Corner of Posi- Office Avena
lew doors from State street) 'nue
10HN A. DANA
No Central xchanse Worcsster
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner
We dSaWaveowlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
The Wonder of the Age
Dr. Terrel's Healing Ointment.

For the cure of $ 1t Rheum, Erysipe.
las, Chllblains, Chapped or Cracked
Hands, Burns and Scalds, cuts, Wounds
OF any kind, Piles, Inflammation of the
Breast, Bites of Insects, old Sores. all
klnds Of breaking out and Sores on chill.
dreA, sore Lips, Pimples on the face.
and all diseases OF the Skin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Merrimack Mutual Loan Fund Assoo;o
TION.

imlLAh TO those in Philadelphia by which alma,
promises he o SsSo' nj, own landlord ana owns Inc
noGss OF me Association nov open for me
"ns ~ receiving The Initiation Fse oi %
Psr snare NJ the Office, No. Nesmith,s Rni,,os
aug4 !, SAMUEL MCINTYRE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

bFECIAL NOTICE.
IHE subscriber wonld respectfully tender his services
L as REAL ESTATE BROKER TO any nersons
having Property for sale Exchange either in tbs
cry or adjoining towns and would solicit The attention
OF purchasers to the following schedule Of Propertv
FOR SALE:
COCA assortment of House Lots on and near ITpion
hl some OF which among the irst if NOT The yey
view OF a beautiful scenery unsurpassed in anv nsar
part of the city III o"' ''hei
ALSO, other Lots in various parts Of the civ and
several new Houses all which will he Offered for
reasonable prices and terms of payment easv w.
Also, number of Farms in the County having C,or,
20 TO 20 Acres each LARKIS! SHITITg nun
aug5 DIFF 22S Main S,rse, 49, 49,;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
THE PONDER or THE WoRLD!
Devme's Compound Pitch Lozenpe


rue PONDER or THE WORLD!
Devnes Compound Pitch Lozenge!
VIE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c III.
- cheapest medic offered to the nublic IT,
tu,i"""g eXtraor4. ~ shows its effects If fa;tb
ty used Let tho disp ring in aid read this ease ami
upe o. II not able To purchase, call on our Agents
u"a ett box Tree. such persons are welrvme.
=, NY fTteHd, ReQl This Messrs S d. FuIior e.
tHo.-i had severe cough for almost a wear win
mnens al the lungs and raised great quantity ofbaJ
er ad nave been under the care OF one off The hos,
lyslcNns m Boston, and have used a great deal NJ
heuiche put without any other effect Than IN gro,,'
Norse, ana my ply sican said could NOT he cured
.,lnIhehceu using Devines compound Pitch Lozenga
nout hVe weeks since, and their use Lns done wondsr
,nr NE mink they hars cured me- and feel rbnntGi
M iB SO GOOD medicine is within The reach of 10
s''ou' JOSEPH PARKER
Boston, May s, 1853 '''O" S''eet'
~ noe a'k is his one question,
~ you have got any lungs,
II you have got a stomach
II you have got a liver,
~ you have got any blood,
~ you nave got mucous membranes or anv otbo,
"einoers OF the body that are . heirs 20 ills y
are you not interested in this great remedy
N"i"Pouhu flch L0zenge Z Store, fremont Temnle
c., go >. ID FULLER 81 co. Ptoprieto,s
sold m Worcester by Caldwell a. Hill Dnggists
nsenIs latt * Harrington, Grocers and by desIers
myl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
DIR. II. F. HIBBARD,S
W D CHERRY BITTERs.
IA Years in Use.)
W hat boots It that we laud
Those biteTs to the SHES.

You neel but taste to lei
,,,,,r Their saving energies
ilE most palatable and pleasant of all Tho Ri,,o,
IQnlcs calming irritation. and siIsHin 'u Dll'ot
Lei any Per'on all cited win Loss Of An
e1f FelnIness, Pain in the Breast or Palps,jan ~
Ie heart Try these Biters and thew will he , 10
IeneVeI m hve minutes. wi seems 10 toncb m
he ana aylgorstes The system Immediately
ine most reliable certificates Of cases fopnd m The c
GUAR at N o fremont Pemple, Boston. '' VIZ
n-. 5 d. FULLER a co General Aoer,.
&c ana 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied nm
,tiai m terms bottle open on the ennnter fa1
nv ~ s0h's at worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
STONE WARE,

C 81 Received large supply If BENNINGTON
" sIONb WARE, OF superior quality for ale bv
Wholesale Agents, No 90 southbridss srse,
70 dawu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Glass Ware Glass Ware !

NM; N1 received samples Of Porter Ink, Backing
PM uamera5 wafer Pickle, Wine, oval, Fiuted Syrup
uIass we Gre ready to lurni Druggists and 9th
cIs WIN hem as cheap and cheaper than the Pbiladei
lhia Glass Ware Can be obsined.
- ,e CALDWE ELL q HILL, Druggists
- W wholesale Agenfs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement.
EoNsrANTLY on hand and for all a.,
mvos 49,, BLISS, sUTTON 4 co.
- ''"p No. 4 Merhant. =,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

Salt.
ION SMALL Bags Fine Salt, for sale at the lo,v
1OO price OF 10 cents per bag, by
"a ID. A. HAWKINS, JR,
hO df Successor 10 j. 4. Gregorv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

en- Bags
rhAlN and Flour Bags OF all kinds. nj Mamma.
- t"iers Prices, by BLISS, SUTTON. A CO.
ml0 da"u No Al, cbsnin ,,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
From Washington.

The two houses assembled and organi.
zed on the 9Th inst. The following is a
brief sketch of the first days proceedings
SESA1E.-Mr, Dodge, Of Iowa, gave
notice OF bill granting lands 10 Iowa
for railroads; also a bill to establish a
Territorial Government in Nebraska.
Mr.. Jones gave notice Of bill grant
Ing lands to Iowa Tor n railroad 10 con-
meet tie Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice OF q bill for pub
lie lands il California Tor railroad and
telegraph line rom San Francisco to the
Colorado river with branch passing
through Saera menio valley TO Oregon.-
Also b.ll for line oil steamers from
San Francisco, rsa Sandwich Islands, to
CHINA.
NJ. Seward introduced resolution
requiring the President 10 communicate
(ll eot.slslaHt with the public interest J
any correspondence that MAJ have taken
place ietwauE. the United States Govern
ueat aid THAI d The Sandwich Islands.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

After the storm passes, Tie troubled
sea becomes calm; 50 too with Us in
Triton. Fer soTne time past. we rave
been wrought into a high state Of fone4-
Iatloa, by contemplating the different paa-
ses Of o4g Raj Road prospects, aaI draw
ing conclusions thereirom which coneia-
SONS tea different minds 70 take differ
eut courses, whlen destroyed The harmo-
ny Yaica should exist IN town CT this
size.
TIE transactions which have taken
place here during the prevalence Of the
coIama,Ion, are not such as wouId be
complimentary to the citizens ofthe lace,
il aer aided abroad. We are sorry To
acknowledge ttat rowdyisfn and disgrace
fuI pefiorlnan >, have been perpetra-
ted in our streets with impunity but
the STERN has now passed, ard we again
find ourselves settled down into d doubly
distilled quietness, which almost equals
iha. which prevailed when the wandering
Masauakies were the only visitors to tie
spo. where now stands this beautiful, but
Yaseila;ing village.
In consequence Of the difficulty exist
ing letween tic Town and tie Rail Road
Company, the work has been suspended
&, this place, and the hands removed 10
the eastern portion 81 the Rad \ gem
eral anxiety pefalls here 10 know where
viii be tic precise location Of the Road
n tbs point
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
New Paper.

We Learn there will be another paper
published IA this place, 10 b. eltitlel--
The Isairle UoIt,'' to be devoted en-
liEely TO the daily occurrences Of tins
town. w approve Of the undertaking,
believing i IS much needed al THIS time,
puI vii bs Well supported, TIp,oa is
ge.tlns 10 be fast town, and Lothlng
less than a journa! devoted solely to Ills
yay object, viii keep The public posted in
the 'fanicsl affairs Of this ''cIty Of novel.
ties" We y tah it success, and nope il wiil
be kind enough Il exchange win u.
The paper viii be weekly, but We think
i, vii require daily issue 70 keep up
with the extraordinary progressions OF
tins Flaee Tie press u already here :
Office ofsf Friend & Calls store. Come
y! aAd subscribe,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
Usher and Thaycr.

Nothing connected with the recent,
ever-to-be-regreted epoch inihe history
of Upton, do we more regret. than that
of the departure Of the above named
gentlemen from this place.
Having q contract upon the Lyons
Road, near this town, they came hither to
complete the same, and were about clos
ing with the company for very large
contract, between this and Dewitt; tu: IN
consequence of the suspension of the
work at this place, they have gone to
Muscatine, with the intention Of taking
a contract on the Road from there to Iowa
City.
They are young men of more than or
binary business capacities, and fully I'M
derstand their present vocation. Their
of their affairs, during the
stormy season that they tarried with us,
gives abundant evidence OF their ability,
worth, and responsibility. The prompt
ness with which they have me, and paid
every claim, and the general satisfaction
of their hands, and all others with whom
they have had dealings, has raised in
their favor an impression which they may
well be proud Of.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
Daily Mail.

@ We are happy to learn that Mcssrs.
Frink & Walker, the we'll known and
extensive Stage Proprietors, are about
establishing daily line of four horse
Coaches to run from Davenport to Cedar
Rapids via. Upton. Their agent was
in town this week making the necessary
arrangements, and the line will be put in
operation in few days. We congratu-
late our citizens upon the "good time
coming" Of having daily mail. Success
to the enterprise.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
To POstlBAaste rs.

We have been informed that the pack
age of papers sent from this office to Ce-
dar Post Office, has been returned to Tip
ton. These mistakes ought not to occur,
il is depriying our subscribers from recei-
wing their papers; and that, too, on ac-
count of the carelessness and neglect OF
the Postmasters, either at Dixon or
Spring Rock Offices. Gentlemen, p.- Sc
inform yourselves Of the whereabouts
of Cedar post.office, and hereafter see
tina, you start the package on the proper
course. Cedar P. O. is on the route from
Davenport to Anamosa.
We assure our subscribers that their
papers are mailed at this office regularly,
every Saturday morning, and If they do
not receive them n due time, the fault is
not with US.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

We learn tEat brutal murder was
committed by person named William
Brown upon another man BY the name of
George Groves, al Lyurille, in Morgan
county, On the 26ta ult The outrage
was committed IN open daylight, iii ac-
cordaase With previous threats, and in
the presence Of Numerous persons, and
the murderer vas then suffered quietly TO
walk oi no one daring to apprehend rim.
4 reward of 500 is offered by the fam
lily OF he deceased for the arrest OF Brown
and his delivery at the Jail in Jackson
vile. H is described Us being 80 years
OF age, about SIX feet high, with light
complexion aud Light hair had on when
he If a white blanket coat and plush
cap.-.ihon III 7elegrath.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
CHINA

In CHINA insurgents have surprised
The imperial garrison at Shanghai, and
gained possession Of the city without any
resistance; the chief officer escaped and
placed himself under the protection Of
the ! nlief States. There is a renorl
that PeSin has also fallen into the hands
Y the rebels tie rumor, however il no,
credited. Canton was quiet. The i'm.
ferlalists are making strong efforts 10 re-.
'ake Annoy. The Emperor has accepted
a!a from the Tartar Chief.
Letters from Cabul state that large
army d Russians were marching 10 the
capital q ChFa, with the avowed inten-
'ion q conqNerlng that country. These
fnnors, added 10 serious apprehens!oas
Oh movements among the Atfghans, led
10 large reinforcement, o. Es...-.. ::.,ops.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

b. We call the attention OF our read.
ers 10 the advertisement of Woods Nur.
scry. Mr.. Woods has a very large
nursery Of well selected trees raised on
prairie soil, therefore more adapted to
the western soil than those Obtained in
the east or limbered soil. Mr.. Woods
has great abundance Of trees aud tas u
reputation OF having those which seldom
fail 10 do well, and probably a greater
variety than any ether nursery We know
OF in the west, He has taken great
pains and is determined not to he equaled
in is business. Read advertisements.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
WANTED.
A boy wanted at this Office to learn the
Printing business. Apply Immediately.

EsgTown subscribers will hereafter
find their papers deposited at the post-of-
fee regularly, every Saturday morning.
Our "Assemblyman" being among .he
minus, the duty of distributing deyoEed
upon the Editor, for the reason that his
qualities Appropriated nearest to those
of his Satanic Majesty, but his feet be-
coming blissered on his pedestrian tour
around and through the village, he re-
fused to fill the sulphurous throne; there
fore we deposit at the post office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
= len ma.
Nov. 18th

The Russian Commander moved for-
ward 24,OOO men, mostly infantry, and
met the Turks. A pitched battle ensued
and the Russians were compelled TO re-
treat second tire in disorder to Bueh.
Arrest, having lost IN four attacks on OIL.
lenetsla, 1000 men. This is reliabIe.-
On the 9Th, the Turks were driven from
the Island opposite Juccigons, but REIN
toreements came up when they re-took
the island and held it.
The Car had summarily discharged
all English operatives from the Russian
Navy yard.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
WOODS NURSERY,

1fmiles east OF Iowa CITY, % north cas-, Of
IL Museatine, aud north of west of Roei-
ester-comprslng about acres Of grated Ap.
ple'rees, grown on prairie soil, Of the follow
ing varieties -
american Summer Pearaaain, Red
June, S.reet June, summer Rose, Summer
RanIbo, Early Street Bough, Summer
Queen, Hoeket, Ohio .N,onparea, White
Ra0sbo, Vine .7pple, Fall RamJo, Caro-.
lima Sueet, Sueet Bough, Tests Niceet,
Walton's Ssoest, Uood's Street, Marks
Street, Red Sueet Pipp,n, Striped Street
PiPpin, Roman Mem, Bnlduin, Raulep's
Jannet, Grey Romanite--.Neper Fail or
Rockranain, White Winter, Pearmain.
Winter Red. Cart House Gilpin or Red
Romantic, Vets .1ppie or Brooks Red
Nreak, Waiidower, Nhreece, Northern
Spy, Swarr, Wtiloto Trig, Blair or Mi
IN, Street Romantic, Yeilop BeHforer.
Princes Harrest, Princes Juneat,ng.
Rhode Island Gree.ing, Pe,.nock's Winter.
.Neutoun Pippin, Early Pennock- Pole
Cat-7ppie. Manley' $ Early eceiy's Ear.
~ Or Shaker lsliou, Pumpkin or Pound
Street, Danrer's Winter Noeef, Lyman's
Winter Street, Benoni, .hewto,n Spitson-
6urgh, Green Pippin, Winter Street, Nj.
chael Henry Pippan, .honstrous Pippin.
taA Beauty, Carolina June. Eandirers,
Grind Stone or american Pippia, Vine
Sap, Oriey-- White Detroit War,en Pin
oito~ CorsPippin- White Belldou-
Grentng o. Woolman's Long.
Glass .ippies, led Nripe, Pound Pipp,n,
.Naideas Blush, BuAocks Pippin or
Golden Russell, Harr,soa.
Horse .dpple, Hailock's Farorite, Red
Winter Pearmair, SmaA's Cider, Hlue
Ptppaa, Red Siberian Crab.
paIcE CT Tarrs, SO, PER 100. on
$50 90 PER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken At
a fair price, IL delivered when the trees ar.
purchased. The length Of time required tn
bring trees INTO market, and our low price for.
bids our selling on credit. Address,
q. Z. WOOD, pedee, Caoar o., Iowa
18th moIth nth, 1853 nG-isw
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
ABDIc ALTON or THE RUSSIAN rNp1R

hBDIfAIFON OF TIE NUssIAV INTER
OR. In relation To tins ramofed event of
grea. Importance, It is said that Nessel.
fa.,r ..ni others .. the Ministry, are earn
est!y III favor Ut the Russian trooas from
the pf54eipaiities, and will not second tie
Cars desire for var. 1t is understood
they now ADM, tat the hereditary ~
sanity q the Rotnanofs has fallen upon
nun. lie mas threatened to abdcate II
the Cabinet and his family persis, in op-
position. Well informed parties believe
that abdieatlon VII. BE- forced upon him
in order to &c, Russia out Of the scrape.
L..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

@
BY THE .NI.7G.fRA.
New York, Dec. 9.

\
| The news from the seat of war is
very contradictory. The reports Of Rus
sian and Turkish defeats are about equal
ly balanced. There isno possibility OF as
pertaining the truth. 1t seems most
probable that no decided action has been
fought since the last advices.
Nothing more recent known from the
municipalities. Previous success Of the
Turks in Europe and Asia are confirmed.
The Sultan officially announces that he
will himself take the field at the head of
his army.
The success of the Turks in Asia con-
tmues to be brilliant.
The Egyptian squadron keep watch on
the coast from Trebizond to Rodonti-
ali.
More ships have entered the Black
Sea, and an extensive naval battle is
daily expected.
The Turks have captured fort St.
Nicholas, it has since repulsed the Rus
SLAMS three times.
The militia Of Alacustan, that had
been occupied by Russia, have gone over
to the Turks.
The Turks have defeated the Russians
in the highlands of Armenia.
The house of Bettlozzi has loaned to
the Porte 700, 900 francs, secured on the
Egyptian tribute.
The Servians are determined to OPP
pose any invasion of their territory by the
Austrians, Russians or Turks.
In Waliachia the Militia are much op-
posed to being incorporated into the
Russian army.
Military executions of deserters are
taking place daily in Bucharest.
The course which the British will take
is kept secret.
Direct French correspondence says that
is collecting troops between
and Marseilles, SO that he
can send off, in less than FIVE days if
necessary, 10000 men for foreign SER
vice.
The report that the troops had crossed
the Danube at all points except Kalatat,
at which the Turks still remained and
have strongly fortified, is confirmed. AT
Harnstadt they retired without battle.
Some grand movement is In contenpla-
lon which the passage of the Danube
mas IN the meantime served to mask.
France has formally announced to-
Austria that if she gives refuge to armed
Russians, letreatlng from the Turks,
France will consid it declaration Of
war.
The Russians are sending m e wound
ID to kirschen. The Hospitals of Walla- /
ME and Moldavia are insufficient 10
'ontain them. The telegraph operated /
'adly, but from hints We gather that
Bucharest is burned and that in some
attic IN spite Of the terrible slaughter of
Turks, the Russians were defeated, and /
hat there were 10000 British troops Al,
Malta.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
Published by request.
De naOcratic Me eting.

There will be meeting of the DEM
ocra,s of Center township, held at the
Court House, an Upton, on Saturday, the
Gath day OF Dec, 1853, for the purpose
of choosing delegates to attend the Coun.
ty Convention, 20 be held on the 3lst ult.
ID. DAVIS,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
The FoRcEor TuRKrY.-While Gort.

The FoRcEoP While Gort-
schakof's WallaeMaa army i said 10 be
reduced by disease and other causes Il
- 900 men, the Turkish force consist Of
the follow ng:-Omar Pasha' army nun
bers 10, 900 men, with 2i6 cannon.-
The garrisons along the Danube number
10000 men, with $500 cannon. The
reserve, whose centre IS Adrianople, num-
beers 10000 men. with 50 cannon The
army d Sellm iasha, IN .inndolia Asia J
numbers $4,000 men with 80 cannon.
The army Of ADD Pasta, in Asia, nun.
bers $4,000 men, with l25 cannon.--
Total IN Asia and upoa The Danube,
100000 men, with 1900 cannon. By
stretching a point, and If things come to
the worst, Turkey can collect 500 900
men or more.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

FL After years Of legal strife aud
frequent reyerses, the indomitabIe Mrs
Mira .alnes has a, at last succeeded in
establishing her Legitimacy and claim to
her fathers vast estate. Thus she finds
herself at the close Of life, in possession
Of a great fortune, and m untarnished
name.-.Ma. In.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

f~5@ Girls, don't CAD about the streets
80 much. Go into the kitchen and as
sist your mother and learn the art Of
housewlfery, before you trouble your head
about beaaS, or think of getting married
Come take advice Of friend, and try 10
b. good for something so.ae of YOU
know not how ridiculous you appear when
you put on airs and pretend .l.at YOU are
100 good 10 work.