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HOLLOW AVS PILLS.

To the Citizens Of The United States:
| most humhy sincerely thank You for the i'm.
mehse patronage which YOU have bestowed np' n my
Pills. take this opportunity of stating that my An
cesiors were AL American citizens, and that entertain
iOr all that ncsrns America and The Americans the
most livery sympasnIes, much that originally
compounded these rIiis expressly suit your
Ia bits, constitutions. aud manner OF living. intending
establish myself among you. Winch have done
by taking premises IN New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden Lane, New York
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IT, e. EVANS, Gun Maker.

80 !. SO South street, PHILADELPHIA.
feYT0G respectfully invite the atlent of Sno,,s
men to his stock Of Double and Single Gun.
mh'eh islarge and varied All guns sJld w me nrc
rrenied TO be what they represented keua,rins
--ess sa the best manner An assortment OF powan
asks shot belts. powder shot. cars, DC. a.wa,s on
and, wth geneFai assortment OF fishing tnckle ali
y watch are sold on The reasonable terms Iib
discount made to country dealers. All order.
spfonpty silended 10.
- sePt 54ssfn r
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Reeve T.. knight.
(Succc ssor to Hartley q Knrghr,)
BEDDING AND CARPET

NO l4S Sout1 Second street, five doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Where he keeps constantly on ,aul ~ INN ,s.or,,, :,
, OF every article IN his line Of business
r Feathers' Feat1er Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curled Hair, Moss, Corn Hush and
straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels, Three-Py, Ingram,
Nenltian, List Rag d Hemp
CarPetings, OIL Cloths, Canton Matt NOS. Coco,
and Spanish NIattings, Floor and SIa1r
DruggeTs, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats.
Table and Piano Covers.
To which he respectfully nviies the attention or u
chasers. fn,, !, -" :" I''
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The Pills should he used oomoinrly with the Ont
'neni III most OF the ipIiowIng cases
Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Bur s. Buuions EhiIl,Ia;,s
ChapPed hands, "nirarlcd aud Sui JOINS T,s,,in.
Hou'' Gia dul"r Swc:ings, LunbugO. Piles Itheunn
ism Salt RheuIh. ScaidS. Sore NIpplei Snrc.thr,,i
Sklh,dIsc"Ses, ) 'trvy. S"r" heads llrers Wounds
Noh ~ The Establishment OF Professor HOLLOWAY
80 Maiden Lame. New York. also hy ali re>nrcI,hi
Druggists and Dealers N Medicines thron.',Jut IA,
United Siaies. ia Pus at - cents G23 ce,ls a,d =
eacn 10 he had Wholesale III The prn,ci,ia Dtu,
Houses in The UnIuu.
W There Is a considerable saving by taking tl
lar. er sizcs "
N B Dr"ciiOns for the Guidance of oot,enI
III every disorder are affixed TO euch Pot.
Dec. =. 1854.
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CUTTA PERCHA
WATER PROOF GOODS

ANNfNI4 ,.
hIhESF MEDAL Of Worlds Fair and Gold Me,oI
oil American Institute. awarded for these (;ood,
WAREHOUSE OF CO.: lOo BROADWAY
and PINE STREET,
where may be fund Gutia Percha Goods. in greo,
Vare lar superior to any other Water Proof Goos in
he marx 81; q mPrlslng MANY desrabl articles for
EAPORT, AND COUNTRY TRADE
consisting IN part of Goats. Cioaks Pouches OYeuIls
Legglns, CAPS. SOuwesters Camp Blankets Horse
lovers Oarrage Cloths Piano Covers, Fire Buckles.
lraVehng Bags Surgical Articles steam Packing and
hundreds Of other articles ~
These goods free from unpIeasant oJor . xo,,
tenacious, pable aud elastic not Injured nv (attv s,5
stances; and unlike India Rubber Will not decom.
pose and become sticky.
Are cheaper;
Different from any other Gutla Percha made in ,bs
country or Europe and " '"''
WARRANTED TO STAND ALL Gil.
MATES
CeriIicees from persons who have tested the Gaods
may be seen al the Store of the Company.
TERMS LIBERAL.
Dealers are invited To examine these Goods hoc,ra
purchasing elsewhere O'e
Orders executed 10 any amount at short nntics
@CAUTlON.-Base limitations made of Varnisbeb
lnda kIbber are already beng offered m The nark.
Therefore, purchasers should bear IN mind Iha, al
genuine Goods are stamped with the tra,e mark oi IN
Company. " y"
WILLIAM RIDER.
aug - o4-om' Pres't ~ A. C. r. ca.
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A CURE FOR ALL!
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT
Citizens of the Union

Citizens of the Union
You have done me the honour as with one voic.
from one end Of the Union 10 the other to stamp the
character OF my Ointment with your Appreciation Il
Is scarcely Two years since made il known among
you, and already, it has obtained more celebrity Than
any other medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden Lane New York
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Reference IN regard 10 the Real Estate F. JNi>,th.r
L. Co, Real Estate Brokers' New York Orders f,,,t
Iadl with money enciO- ed. To be addressed
}. W. hOLBROOkr., SCc'y. aI.j Broadw ay n V
" The EngraImgs IN the catalogue now r.. DIV
TOR delivery. IOcl a '54Gn,
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BOOT HALL,
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
IS6H

'. DEPUf, No. Al North Eighth street
Philade phia, thankful for past favors. re-.
spectiully invites his customers and the public
to examine New and Splendid Stock Of Sea-
sonable Goods; comprising
Rich Plaid Silks, Wide Lvonsxol,.o,s
New striped Silks, Cloaking Cloths.
Brocade Silks, Woollen pIoids
Plain Silks, French Mer;nocs
Black Silks, Mons De Ia;no
Cioakt, Mantilas and Shawls. cheap. Cling.
hams, Prints, &c, in assortment; Ribbons. En-.
broderieS, Gloves, &c.
Owing to the daily sacrifice of large quan-
titles of desirable goods at auction, the subscri.
Der is enabled during the present season to offer
unusually Great Bargains.
J. V. DEPUY,
No. Al North Eighth ST., Phiiad'a.
Sept. 20, lS54-3m.
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TO Professor Holloway,

TO Professor Holloway,
Dear Sir, tits with heartfelt gratitude have
to inform you that by the use of your Ointment
and Pills, the life ofmy vile has been saved
For seven years she had bad breast, with ten
running wounds, (not of a canccrous nature J
was told that nothiug could save her: she wa
then induced to use your Ointment AID Pills.
when IN the short space of three months, they
effected perfect cure, to the astonIshmcnt OF
all who knew Is. Wcobtalned your Medicines
from Messrs. Wright Y Co., Of Charles street,
New Orleans. | send tins from Hotel des
Princes" Paris, although had written it at
New Orleans. before We finally lett, at that
time, not knowing your address at New York.
(Signcu) X. DURANT.
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,

cT TUr oung Ladies',
mn NEAR DOVER, DEL.
me next session of the Corydon Sem;ns,x
wlll commence ont The list Wednesday of Janus,y
nsSs. nSS For circulars and further particulars
.+alH.f REV. .THOS. q. MIrRpyrrv
~1-cH--.."-4-.- -e-o--" -----. Dover, Del.
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LIVER COMPLAINT
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Disease
of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising
from Disordered Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to
the Head, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness,
or weight In the stomach, Sour Eructations.
Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto
mach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried and
dlthcult breathing, Fluttering at the heart,
Choaking or Suffocating sensations when
IN lying Posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight.
Fever and dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel-
lowness ofthe Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest Limbs, &C.. sud-
den Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmagin-
ings of Evil, and
great Depres-
sion of
spirits, can be effectually cured by
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0cFREAD HIS OWN WORDS. 80

10 Professor Holloway,
Sr-lt Is moi my wish TO become notorious, nchc
IS tins letter written for the mere sake OF wrIIiig bu
10 say lhal your OInlIntni cured &" one Ol The mos
ureadlui culaiicCus diseases that lea Is heir TO- al,
which was coflst cred by al whU knew me. 10 he
tIrcly beyond the rcach OF medic me tor nm. ve,r.
was afflicted with one OF the painful and lruu h
some sore legs that lr 10 The lnI ul man: am,
alter Trying ulToal every medic IL had ever herd t.
! resigned III drsiar all hope OF hemg cu,ti; r,I
friend brought Couple of large pni. of yonr ON,
men'' "hlfh caused the sores my leg 10 heal and
entirely rcgalned my Ia, aih Ia my agreeable smrnrs
ana delig!'t, and 10 the astDishmcnI o my friends
SlgLe", W. J. LANGLEY.
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i[eg S1er's Office,

fTPON the appIcat'on "I ELIZA BtTH G. DAW.
~ EON and LZEkiEL DAWSON, Adm n, ira.
"'ss OF WILLIAM DAWSON, late OF Duck Creek
"1=dred in said cornty. dereased it is ordered and
Greeted ny the Register that the said Administrators
Eve notice Of the granting Letters OF Administration
ponthe estate OF the said deceased by causing adyer
semenis to be posted within forty days from the
ut such letters, IN six Of the public places of the
county Of Kent requiring oil persons having demands
ganst the estate 10 present the same, abide by
aetof assembly in such case made and provided. And
sse the to be inserted n the Smyrna Times
anewspansr published in the Town of Smyrna, and
continue therein six weeks.
xa1xf, GIVEN under the hand and seal OF
.SG}kc office Of the Register aforesaid, at Dover
A&HRE Kent County aforesaid the day and year
sHMHE above written.
E r. w. REYNOLDS,
Register
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Notice,

THE undersigned ELIZABETH G. DAWSON
l. and EZEKIEL DAWSON. named above,
hereby give notice, that Letters of Administers
ton granted to them the 18th day of October
1854 all persons therefore having demands against
deceased estate will present the properly
ed. on or before The 18th day of October 1855, or
abide by law in this behalf.
ELIZABETH G. DAWSON.
EZEKIEL DAWSON.
Nov. 80, is64-6w.
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Astonishing Cure of Sore Legs, after Nine
Years standing.
Copy a Letter from Mr. w. Langley of Huntsville
Yadkm County. North Carolina, L. S, dated Nov
lst 1853
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An Extraardnary Cure of Bad Breast, when
nearly at the point Of death.
Copy OF Letter from Mr.. r. Durant, New
Orleans, Nov. 9th, le53
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

Move! Mover cried tue hoarse wlnd
in the pine-trec tops. You stiff old pines
are good enough in your way, only you
are SO immoyable. 1t is my business 10
make all bend before me; and there are
poisonous weeds protected by your shade
that want to blow down. So move!
move'
.iIay' said the pine, I'VE shall not move
for noisy, hassy fellow like you. You
may make the clouds and winds fly b;
fore you, or shake the branches OF trees
more flexible than we are, aud you are
welcome to brush the dust from youI
heads, bat you shall do nothing more.
It is well there is something firm
enough to withstand your leveliny blast
Tender blossoms, useful shrubs and vine:
look to us for shelter Do not think TIA
you will be permitted 10 destroy Us tAes
Just - overthrow few vile weeds,
Then the wind grew angry, and blew
furuos gust, which caused tyo o. three
Of the ,al.est trees 10 fall with hcav,
crash.
'Teey were decayed 10 tie pisch,' muir
INJURED tie standing vines
Keep strait while you are sound tien,
answered the wind as he went whistlrus
away, but when you get rotten hearte,
you also will have 10 coms down.-Stm
lLltu9es.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Popular SoTerelga.Cy.'

Louis Napoleon boasts tna, the French
are the lreest people IL Europe. for they
elected him, and he makes the laws as
he pleases.
Franklin Pierce claims tina, the settlers
OF Kansas aud Nebraska are sovereign,
because they can elect Legislature
whose laws can be vetoed by the Presl-
dents Governor, not executed by Tue
Presidents marshais, and aunuIled by
the Presidents judges.
Stephen A. Douglas says that the peo-
pie OF Illinois do not know anything, be-
cause they do not see the justice oil law
which gives slavery Chance to plant
itself upon free soil.
The three respectable gentlemen above
named, are democratic humbugs. s. Lhlca-
go Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Lila bilitv of Captain Rollins.

Cant, Hell;ns. tbs hero of Greytown,
is no, likely to come out OF the Greytown
affair, notwithstanding the President has
assumed the responsibility. The Ma.
,ional Iatell,gencsr cites case oil Harmony
& Co., VS.. Col. Mitchell, in which the
latter was mulcted in heavy damages Tor
Selling the goods of the former. during
the INVASION OF Mexico, though the SEIZURE
was made by order of Gen. Taylor.--
The pubic will also reco!!ect that judg-
men, FOR $50, 900 was recovered against
Col. Fremont in California, for supplies
purchased on behelf OF the Uuted States.
he acting as military Governor at the
time. II these decisions settle the prin-
ciqles of law, Capt. Hollins is in for
heavy damages, and even Pierce and his
| Cabinet cannot save him. The rule OF
law seems to be that no public executive
officer can escape personal responsibility
| for an illegal act. He cannot plead that
the &C, was in accordance with an order
from a superior officer, for the latter is
incappMe--in the eye OF the law-o|
giving such an order; and if he were tc
do 50 i, would be extra official and could
not be recognized, We believe cas-,
involving somewhat similar principles
was once decided by our Illinois Suprem,
! Court. We do not recolect the case
but il is somewhere in Scammon's Re
ports, and lays down the rule tina, an off
Ger may be justly resis,ed in attemp,ln!
to execute process not warrcnted by tn
Statute, or he may be Prosecuted for an
damages that may result from the cxecu
ton OF such process-it becomes the dat
Of every officer therefore, to know thu
he is not acting in an extra judicial man
-~Ch:c:yc Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Legal Notice.
STH TIE OF IOWf. }
CEDAR COUNTY.

WAL
To Charles s. Oceft--You are LeroL,,
notified that on the 2Sth day Of October A n
1853, there was filed in the Office Of the G eyl
OF the District court, within a..d for the county
Of Cedar and State Of Iowa, The petition %
Flavia Hui, claiming Of you the sum Of On.
hundred AMI sixteen dollars, due her On prom.
issory note, executed by you To her for the sum
Of one hundred and three dollars, payable two
years after date, with six per cent interes, from
date, and dated Upton, March Sth' A. ID. 1881.
and that a writ OK attachment wasssuet thar.
on, and Charles Swaziland was garnesherd as
debtor to you, and that notice in SAID cause wa,
issued and returned not found at the last Nav
Term OF said court, and an order OF public alto.
was made and the cause coatinard. Now, IN
less YOU appear and answer. plead Or aeuur
thereto, on or before the LIST day OF tn. next
Term of said court, to wit, the 18th day Of 8. IL.
TENDER next, a default will be taken therein
and judgement wal! be rendered against yoa as
claimed by said petition, and further that said
plaintiff viii move al tie next Term OF sand
court Tor Judgelnen. against SAID Charles S..t.
land as garnssaee thetcin, and thAt " nsia,rg Il,
made available on the judgement 81 obtained
against said SHETLAND VIII be applied toward,
the satisfaction " lhs Judgement therein obi. :
cd against you. JOHN w. CkIIELL
SLkgA DIST tvLkr.
John Huber, atty FOR petrivh.r.
August 10th, i. 4. 1854.
h2s-4.S1
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
TIE Two EXTREMES OF FASHION

THE Two EXTREMES OF FASHION
Formely, when ladies went out. they
used to have their bonnets on; but thai,
is no longer the case, for their bonne,s
are now not on, BIZ, half Off The reason
generally assigned by our female acquain-
lance why bonne,s are thus worn is, be-
cause they are. There is, however, a
somewhat more logical one to be given
than this, namely, the length oil the dress.
Condemned by the tyranny OF fashion to
screen their feet and ankles from admir-
alton, the ladies indemnify themselves
by showing as much as possible of the
head Punch.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

A PnIscEss TURNED FAaMEa.-Plia-
cess Murat has recently purchased res
ldenee IN the vicinity Of Tallahassee
which she is improving and ornamenting
according TO Ter own taste. She lately
sent the editor OF the Florida Sentinel an
Insh potato weighing ID or, as sam
pie oi her crop. We rather suspect how.
ever, that tins Is over IA average specl-
men. The princess Murat is widow OF
Aehlle Murat, son Of Marshal Murat,
King joachim, Of Naples. She is Vlr-
gina lady, daughter OF the Hon. Bird
Wlllis.-.E. o. Reg.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
RATHER OBrusE.- alo

RATHER OBrusE. alone
in buggy, overlook an cid rly, honest
looking German, a member, as he alter
wards informed me, Of the Lutheran
church. Invited am 10 take a seat win
me, and after ilale hesitation he dld So.
On asalng where lie was IRON, lie sad.
lie was just Iran Arkansas, taat II was a
slckly country, ne had taken a good
deal Of calonel AMI quInlne and suffered
great deal. ialnhIng II layofa ole
time to snfitualize little, ] told hlsn
that these things must be expected more
or less IN TINS world Bot, sand |, there
is land where the inha btau,s never say.
an sick. Alter thinklng ht,le, lie
looked up and sad, II INK dat musnl be
NlsAcous.a :"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
The Fair.

We wish everybody to remember tia,
next Tuesday and Wednesday is the
time chosen for the second Annual Far
Of our County. We ought to have cali
ed special attention to this matter at an
earlier period, bat we hope to see good
attendance notwithstanding. We were
this week present at the Scott County
Fair, aud feel contijeu, we can eclipse
them in agricultural fairs ii in nothing
else.
s'O~ The gay portion of the commu-
nifty who rejoice in "a light fantastic toe "
propose to dedicate the evening to the
GODDESS Terpsichore.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
FAST MEy,-Tle vicious die early,

FAST MEy.-The vicious die early. -
They TALL like shadows, or tunble like
wrecks and ruins into the grave - often
while quite young, almost always before
forty. Yea the wicked 'liveth not half
GU, his days The world at once ra,i-
fies the truth and assigns the reason by
describing the dissolu.e as fast men )
that is, they hive fast; they spend their
twelve hours IN SIX, getting through the
whole before the meridian, and dropping
out OF sight and into darkness, while 9th.
ers are IN the glow aud glory Of life
Their SIN goes down while ii is yet day.
And they might nave helped ii. Many
one dies long beioie he need. Your
men OF genus, like Burns and Byron, TO
whom, wnen dlsslpated and pfoaigate,
thlr,yseven is so fatal, aad your obscure
and namcless wandering stars who
waste their youth IN llberne indulgence
they cannot live long. They must die
early. They put OH the steam till they
blow up the boiler. Thev run at such q
rate that the fire goes out Tor want of fu.
ell. The machinery is destroyed 10y recli.
less speed and rapid wear. Nothing car
save them. Their physical system caa,
not stand the strain they put 1t to; whll,
the state OF their minds is often such, tina
the soul would eat tie Substance Of lht
most robust body, and make for itself /;
way OF escape from the iacessanl hell o
its own thoughts. ST. Bunny.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Oh Albsrtistr.
WELLS spiCER, Editor.
SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1854.
e15We will acknowledge TO our sub

ss5-W We will acknowledge to our sub
seribers that for the last two weeks we
have been derelic, in duty and will offer
as an apology, that the press Of business
attention to cour, and family matters have
controlled our time, and rendered it inn
possible for US to give that attention to the
Editing portion Of our business which we
should have done. In fact we had almos
abdicated the tripod; but the vacancy vii
be only temporary, and next week we
shall endeavor to resume our seat and shall
hereafter be faithful 10 our trust.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Practical Advice.

Soar above common thoughts and ac-
items, if you would be elevated ia char
acter. ~.
1t is wiser to be always listening to
profit by what we hear, than to be al
ways speaking to be heard. for he who
never hears or never thinks, must bring
his knowledge to an end.
Let the fool speak, if he is inclined,
for as gold is found in useless earth, so
may truth be found among the words Of
folly.
Follow the prescriptions Of nature and
you will avoid disease.
Form no opinions without consulting
reason when facts are absent.
Never dispute with others in the street,
for you attack the passers by, and when
they are thus exposed they never yield.
Never sacrifice principle for gold nor
honesty for office.
Never fear boaster for his strength
lies only in the noise he makes.
If you worship anything do It with SIM
cerity else refrain.
i, Never serve others merely for the sake
of serving yourself, for such acts bsge
contempt instead Of respect.
,, This is world of worlds, but non'
|, should play with them when commoI
sense is not at home.
Kindness will win any one from vic'
to virtue, bu. call men dogs and they vii
learn 10 bite.
Shun the man who deals in smoo.'
words and has no other occupation, for h
n may bring you in the same condition.
e No person can be either gentleman o
Il lady without serious conversation, an
: sensible information.
;, Never sport of marriage for without
r nations could not become great, except i
e prostitution.
: Encourage the practice OF kissing tn
: girls, for it looks bad to see them kis.in
; each other.
y Wise men display their wisdom wise
If ly.-Kingsion { Teaa. Ga@sfes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

SHAMEFUL DisuoSEsrY.-.As a PROF.
OF the extensive alul;e. alton Of liquors in
this country, the n. Y. san says thai
more por, vine is drank in the United
States In Ole Year than passes through
the custom house in ten that more cham.
payne is consumed in America alone,
than the Whole champagne district pro,
daees; that cogniac brady easts iout
times as much in France, where it is
made, as 1t is relailcd for ii our grog
shops; aud that the failure Of the whole
grape crop in Maiiera produced no APP
parcn, dlninution in quantity, or increase
IN the price o. wine.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

MAINE ELECTION. Since the article
In another column vas In type, we have
received u brief telesrapnlc dispatch from
Maine, Wh!ch latJrms Us that lIorrell's
election Is certain, and that there is n OF
a Democratic Senator elected throughout
the State That viii do for Maine
Thus is Arson i. Morreil, the an,i-Ad-
anti Nebraska Democratic
candidate, endorsed by The Frees and
Name Law Convention. Nine cheers
ior Maine = Chicago Trbure.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

ssD- Uncle Sam IS spending a great
deal OF money very foolishiy, indee. lie
IS becoming quite proalgate. lie has
California IN one poke. ana some twen-
ty-hve millions of cash in the other, bat
1t is high time he should begin to econo-
mise. The last spendthrif act Of which
ne has been guilty, is selling snag-boats
at St. Louis for $4,000 each, when they
cost him (aad are as good as new $780,.
900 piece.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Watch Out"

We learn tina, an individual has been
in our vicinity selling land to any one
who will buy; at all times willing TO sell
and receive the money; but unfortunate.
ly has never been able to produce any
title in himself to the premises he con-
vcys.
We only say to cur readers hold on to
your dime. untn he produces the docu-
meuts,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
E The uniform of the English arm,

HaI EIN "IIfIVtFlf u tIIo I1EIS IISa III Ut
is to be changed. The Guards will re-
tain their present costume, but the soldiers
of the line are to wear double breasted
frock coats Of scarle, cloth, without epau-
lets, and with pockets, dark blue pants,
and felt hemlets. An attemp, is making
to improve the materials of which their
clothes are made.