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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
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"A know-Nothing Alarm

The WaterFilie Mail tells the follow.
ing story about the steady old borough Of
Kendalrs Mill:
Mrs. soberly went to bed precisely a,
y o'clock, thinking it passing strange that
her good man had not made his annear.
ance Just ten minutes before. OF course
ne would be home in minute and =
halt. or two minutes at farthest and a.
Mrs soberly left lamp burning on III.
hall table. There it burn, and burn, -
but she must tell her own story; a. sbs
sold it the next morning to abou, th;r,eso
oil her most confidential friends.
Well there that lamp burnt and burr,
till as near as l can guess, twas we'll
nigh on to ten o'clock, and that man hal
come! What to make ont dldn'lknow
no morn the dead for he hadn't never
been out so before, since the time thew
had such fuss about the Aroostook war
Twarn't no use to speak to the chir3ran
for they wouldn't know; and 50 after 7
had waited till l could wait no longer I
bounced out of bed, and raised the win.
dow towards Mr.. Blanks and saw, I
Mrs. Bank In minute heard her
jump out OF bed and raise The window
and says she:
why, Mrs. sobesly, what on the
ear'hs the malterr Matter, says l -
speaking low because don't want anv.
body to hear-'matter Mrs. Blank Jo
tell me If You have seen any thing of 10y
husband g
Your husband : says she, You liaQ'
suppose Id got him, did you p and ther
speaking almost in whisper, says she
Look here -what Oh earth does this
mean! Have you seen any thing Of M,
husbandF Then we both began to thiul
something had happened certainly ant
IN about two minutes | was dressed anI
over to Mrs. Blanks Well we conc'u
ded to step over to Mr. Quiets,' and star
him out for a search; but We hadn't 20
hall way cross the street, talking along
when We heard the window shove up
L.
and Mrs. Quiet, says she, Who's there
Says |, ITS me- well, says she, "a,
for PHYS sake tell me if you have scel
any thing Of my husband ?
Now, wasn't here a pretty pickle 3
Well, to make long story short, W
went up that street clear to the school
house, and back on ,'o,hcr side, and nc
a woman did we find but what was won
n dering what had become Of her husband
k Well just as we got to our gate, VIII
. should we see there but my husband an
E Mr. Blank Mr.. SoberIy' said |, Ii
$ tile spuky, will you Just tell me what a
( this meansF
y What it means says he, just as CO.
$ as # nothing had happened, well, Mr.
II Soberly--aheint l should DO very GA
5, to crafty you, il could, but the truth
-ahem-that | don't sKnow-Sothm
about it,
: Well from Ina, time 10 this go 10 bt
J when l get ready, without asking al
questions, AMI il find Mr.. Soberiy the
a in the morning, that's all care lor-f
y I'd Just give him to know that I'm as 90,
y Known Nothing as he is.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
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Public Sale.

The subscriber will sell at public sale
at his lesidenc one half mile west OF Tip
ton, on the eth of October next, the toI-
lowing property TO wit:
Ten head of Milk Cows,
Six yearling Calves,
Two yearllng Colts,
Two, two horse Wagons,
One do do Carriage,
One Buggy,
Thirty head Of Stock Hogs,
PIows and Harrows.
Two set Double Harness,
and other articles too numerous to men
ton,
A credit OF nine months will be given
on all sums over five dollars, by giving
approved security, all under five dollars
cash IN hand
SOLOMON KNOTT
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
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FEVER AND AGUE
Medicate5 Inhalation---A New
Method.

most wonderful discovery has recently
been made by DR.. Curtis tor the cure OF asthma,
consumption, bron chihs, coughs, colds ana al
lang complaints. by medicatea inhalation. "
LURrIs' HyeEANA, OF lNHALtNG hseEAN "a
snp ana Cgrrny Syaup, has accomplished the
r,ost wonderful cures Of asthma and consuIlF-
ton in the city of New York and vicinity for
Jew months past, ever known to man. II Is
producing an impression On diseases OF the lungs
ppeycr before sitnr ssed by the medical probes
sion. (See certificates in the hands OF agents
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
The linen, without the least Inconvenience, ue
heat of the body being sufficient TO eVapoIa'e
the fiuid--rrp'ymg the lungs constantly WIN WI -.
healing and agreeable vapor, passing 'n'n al ia,
.t,.criIs and passages Of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached by any other medicine
Here is a case Ok s#"=e@
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
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DIED.

IN the 2lst e Sept, Clifton c Infant son of
Harry and Melona Bagiey. ofth.s place.
Dear Clifton yon was fair aud bright,
Youwere ful! Of promise in our sight;
Health blooined upon thy snlimg face.
Far hence we thought was deaths embrcce.
BIT sickness came, ar pain, and death,
Soon made us feel that Won were dust,
We locked on you with cfeerful heart,
Blu Q, how soor were called to part
Farewell dear Clifton, here below,
Though low ia grief we'er called II bow;
Mount rpHaaato the upper sky,
Where blooming youth shall never die.
Shine m dear one ia endless day.
Sing loud your noIrs Of melody.
JOY fill vr,ur soni in heaven above.
And praise your maker, God vi love.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
r. HssOw US
ESSENCE OLE IAMAICA GINGEN

LSSENIL Ut JAM AIVI UIINNIs4'.
DHiS ESSENCE j., Il preparation Of useful
excellence. IN ordinary diafFhga, inc!a-
lent cholera, ii short, il at cas Of prostra-
lion Of the digestive functions, il IS q lles'l-
,nab,e value During tie prevalence 81 ep.-
demic eholeta and summer complaints Of eii'-
dren. il Il peculiarly eftiraeions; No iaini'1 o.
Individual s.ouIt be without IL.
f,-.ss= @ ,J,3taS.-.I}e sgrc 20 get tie genuine
esss1ce. which is prepared oniy BY +. iFas>,
al his Drug aud Chemical store, n. + Cor
Nor of Fiji! and Chestnut Streets, Philsdsi-
mia. end for sale BY al the Respectable Apoth-
aea,ies in tho untel States, ard in Upton Y
a. GILBERT, Agent fer Cedar eonnfy, Iowa.
where an be had drugs, medicine. fancy atu-
Giles, &C., large assertneni, aud a lom est
nr,eas III Upton, Nov. l., 1893.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
70 TIA R13lls a
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY.

Having thoroughly overhauled ard repaif-
IL ed my Boats, and made extensive improve
menis Oh the same, and as everything about tIl-
ferry il now in first rate oIiei, an prepared
10 cTosspersons and property over Cedar River
AZ all stages of water, and al ali hours day q
night, with as much dispatch ana q As low ats
oral patronage heretofore bestowed the hoches
lar Ferry. am determines hy prompt atten,lo4s
ard liberality &c meri, . seohthiaance u IT,
| 50 M.
e-rP My motto IS that no MAJ shall 70 away
4, '.ayisf.... n. z. sN ANR, Proprietor.
Roehastes, March IL. isoi. as14.a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
~ Msssrs. Friend g. Culberts'

HdF Mossrs. Friend & CuIbertson
are now receiving their mammo.h stock
Of fan goods, the largest ever brought to
this town. a large portion Of which are
already here and opened. 1t Is useless
to give any description of the quantity oil
this stock, but il any one in this vicinity
wish TO have d sight .o'do. their eyes
good, lei them cali a, their establishment
and see for themselves. Old customers
call while the stock is full.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
80 600 GIFTS, Of the actual cost OF
$3.50, 900.

t....t, n.iyeAa=er Of One Dollar Engraving,
,beref9r,. receives pot sniy ali Engraving rlrhiy
worth the meacy paid mt also anck. =. wnl,n
entries BIN to one OF the "lEt@ #heh 'hoS a'e
distributed. ,,..e..-,.,.i F.. .,,.,,.t,,
f fa'.;t t''c PAINTED iaoli, and FIVE GIFT
yg1,S@ a vtn be sent; ar FIVE Dollars worth
- -a'rndid Easraving. can be selected from the
't'', 80 ii t,e Catalogue, together wIth -neti-
,y, ~ zoe IF the EnaJatlaEs, can "e a'eh 4' ths
''1SI -. l,atssr seat an Engraving actually
~ ttst ss,a. ana Gitt Ticket viii Immediate
IA. he forwarded
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

slE Charles Swe,land handed US a
bunch of candles which he said somebody
lef, a, his store by mistake. II somebody
will call al our office before they are all
burned up, they Gun have them free OF
charge.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
FACULTY.
QultlOl(.
IVV4RJ4BLY IN ADVANCE

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College Department per Term, $500.
Preparatory and Rglish -" 900,
BOARD
Those who desire boarding. places should give
early notice of the same 10 some one of the fac al
tv Board may be obtained in good families
from one dollar fifty 10 two dollars per week.
The Trustees are now erecting boarding house,
in which board will be furnished at cost.
This institution under the direction Of expert
enced teachers having library of twelve hund.
red volumes, and provide with apparatus for il
lustratIon in the Natural Sciences and Surveying
offers its facilities for those who wish to secure
a thorough education.
The Trustees are now negotiating for teacher
OF Chemistry and Natural Sciences.
The method OF instruction here adopted, aims tt
deyeiope and discipline the capacities Of tbs
students; 10 cultivate habits Of earnest and aceu
rate study. aud to prepare the mind by self ap
pEcatiou in youth, to act with energy and success
ia the practical duties of actual life,
DAVENPORT, Aug. 2lst 1854.
f. ADAMS Clerd.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

Brooklyn, \. Y, Dec ~, 1898
For about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma for the last I" years
have suffered beyond ali my powers OF des-
cription month h at time have not been able
10 sIeep In bed, getting what rest eoald SIT
ting in my chalr-my difficulty Of Dreaming,
and my suiserings were so great al hmes, tia'
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last. During the ras' SIX
wears have had the aid and assesdance Oh some
of the most celebrated physicians, bn. nave re-
ceiyed no permanent, benefit, and bhfhttle teiiei
at length had the COED fortune to procure Dr..
Curtis Hygeana, or Inhahng Hygean .apo,
and Cherry Syrup. At the time hrst Obtained
II. was suffering under one Of my most violent
attacks, and was in great distress, almost sufio
canng for wan, Of breath. In less than ten
mi.uIes from il,s time that applied III. inhaler
70 my stomach. and tcek = ssa-spoonfasi OF uae
Cherry Syrup, | was relieved IN gaeat meas
IRE from the diificultynf breathing, and had a
comfortable night | have since eontnaed II
with the greatest possible benefit, and am 40"
| comparatively well, God only knows now
| much suffering this medicine has saved me from
my advice 10 the afflicted Is TRY H.
| MARGARET EAsToN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
Rlackslnithing.

v,rF I~NDERSICNFU returns thanks for the
patronage he has heretofore received and so
1irits share for the future. He is still on name
At his shop South of the Court house in Ilpto,
where he is prepared to execute with dispatSi
and neatness all Jobs in the line vi blacksmith
ing and horsesheeing. l." D. 0oNEo'
MATT
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

SrAn Irshman took the cars ~
Boston Tor Worcester. On Jumping
from the cars, he remarked, that II ne
had known he conld have made the loui-
Ney in 50 short time, he would have
walked a foot"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
Fever and Agae can be Cured.
4 SnsnxxaaEs, TOniC MIXTURE. nil

II DO Tie buslness NJ al oHch. UNtF uia
hundred ard fifty bottles las been sold IN this
place, and wherever used according to dirsc-
lions lie most perfect success Las gsf. the re-
suit. Price 81 90 per bottle.
~, A lu.l supply kept constantly oil hand
direct from The Manufacturers. Also, a large
assortment ot Drug !, Medicines. Pts, Cough
Medicines, syfltps, &c, Sc, By
A. GILBERT, agentf Iowa,
linton, Nov. Il, 1888. III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

MURDERS IN TENsEssEE.-A toi'-gate
Keeper near Nashville, was killed by q
negro. whom the man caught stealing
water melons. IEiuo
y On, the ssssssA Of August, David Law
renee was killed in Pulaski county, by
ane Of his negroes. Mr.. L. had ordered
the, seryan. % do some moving, when
the negro turned on him and cut him IN
two with q scythe. Nv.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

"Mr. Jones, have you got match :
eyes, sir--n match for the devil there
she is, mixing up dough- Jones pom
ted to his wife, and then put for the lron'
yard. The last we saw Of him ne was
putting down the road. pursued by red
headed lady and cistefn pole.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
CONSUMPTION CURED.


Icame 10 New York In the ship seiegraph;
my native place is 81 John, New btuns"leh,
when reached this city, my health was Nei1
poor: had a very bad cough, raised good deai
Of matter. which was frequently mixed WIN
blood had pain in my left SIDE, aud was very
weak and enacated; my friends and physl'
clan pronounced mycase consumption, aud De
yond the reach of medicine. accidentally
he ard CT Dr. Curtis. Hygeana, or lntiailhg ny
gean Vaaor aud Cherry syrup, and obtained
package which verify believe was Tie means
of saving ms life Soon after wearing the IN
ba,sr found IL eheyed the presare on my lungs
aud aft.. while the disease made IFS appear
| ance anon the surface amter the Inhaler. too.
| the cherry syrnp as directed, aud conuneed 10
| do 80, my cough gradually growing better, an-
| til IL entirely left me, and ] now consider my
| self cured. still wear the Inhaler, as the use
of il is rather pleasant. and believing i Strength
enlng and purifying 10 the lungs, feel unwili-
| ing 10 dispense with i. john " oap
| Sold bv BOYD 4 PAUL, No. 30 coartlant
street c. II. RING corner Of John street and
Broadway, n. Y. Price - a package
| NJ. B.-Any person enclosing 50 q Boyd
Paul. OF Cults i Perkins, New Toik, Will re-
celve package containing bottle Of iiygean
yapor, one ot caerry syrup, and an Inhaler. IN
neat box frer 10 any part Of the United siat"s;
or four packages for slo.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
Iron

TIME UNDERSIGNED keep constantly on
hand a large and complete assortment OF
Iron and steel. Also Nails ana az "Ahsf AZ
cles Of Hardware. ,rrv
nov 26n3 ehAa . D-AaA'Ii
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
A YournTuL MAzEPPA.-Las

A YoUraTuL MAzEPPA.--Last Thurs
day AFTERNOON, as q party Of boys were
bathing at the back cove at the loot Of
Franklin street. horse was driven to the
v,ater for bath, near where they were.
fire Of the boys jumped upon his back TO
assist the owner in washing him, when
lie horse took fright. and started a, full
allop up Franklin street. with thu boy
s.saging to his name. In this state they
dashed through some Of the principle
,tree,s at fearful rate, and they had
cached High street before the horse
Tas checked in his mad career, and the
oy, more frightened than hur. was reiie'
I'd from his unpleasant, situation. = Port
and Elsctic.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

EkJ- The advertisement OF the Amer
lean Artists Union-read it everybody
and prof. thereby -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
49, r. c,lusba Crow, an ANTI Ne

The Hon. Galusha Crow pn Ah"-He
h.,sla Democrat, has received uaaDi-
,,,o,,s nomination, in the Pennsylvania
xIvtb District, for a reelection = :
,t;ra term in Congress. There Will Dc
no opposing candidate
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
aine The Sixth District

CALAIS, Wed, sept. ID.
The vote in this congressional District
viii stand about 5000 for Mlillken, An
ts-Nebraska 1000 for Fuller, and =
600 for Smith, Wing.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
a .Y,1flra,s CllarrH

Judge Jonah Joles, recently delivered
the following charge to the jury IN the
case OF Elm Crunch for stealing:
Jury, You kin 90 out. and don't soo"
your ugly mugs here til yon hnd a 'e'-
dict-if YOU can't find one q your '"n'
oit the one the last jury used
The jury retired, and after an "5Se '',..
Of 6,,eeu minutes, returned WITH a 'ef-
aic, of aspiciae in the nia.h degree a""
fourth verse, ..-f
Then Judge Jonah Joles pro@o0 , S..'
upon Elm Cruach tbs sentence: f r
Crunch stan up and face TIE music ! U"
are found guilty oil suicide tar stealing.
Now this court sentence you u i%f :
fine Of two shilings, to shave yor a1 !, T
with bagganet, IN the barracks, a!'t :, !.
Won try to cave III the heads 81 alIE Oh S'1
Jury You'll catch thunder, thai g..
Your fate will be warning 70 2s1., -
o,d in conclusion, may the Lofa I'D "
n mercv :" on sp, your soul. Sheriff, &c. NE
nm. Of rca.eve; aln awful thirsty
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
Maine Election.

DAIsVk 6cIW. To-
The entire Coalition ticket has been
elected in P-nohscot County.
The returns indieasc the choice Of two
coalition Senators in Waldoboro, two
in Washington and one in Piscataquls.
The returns thus far show the election
OF so ANTI Nebraska representatives TO
Is others.
In 40 towns, Morril, for Governor,
has q $40; Paris, Is, LIS; Reed, 7,2SS;
Cary and scattering, 1882.
In 54 towns in this Congressional Ds-
,ric,, Washburn, Wing and Coalition, has
1850, and Blake, Dem 3,93S. WASH
burns majority will be over 1000
Maine Sixth District.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

T,r FrrLisc OF rur DEMooRAeT OF
w,soo,s,s The following resolution
adopted at the Rock eoao'y C !. On"
nre,ty clearly indicates The feeling Of the
Democracy of Wisconsin towards 'n' 40
ministratidn.
Pe,olssd, That we repudia'e the acton
Of the Presiden, Of the United STATES III
opening Tie agitation Of slavery IA , H,o'a,
,; - Of the resolution Of the late Bahlmofe
ranven,;on, and Of the doctrine Of ms
,n,as,,ral address, in putting forward the
In oroa oizjnr Nebraska and Kansas
AID trucking to the slave power.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30

100 - loo. 10000
100 G,fs@f 100 TO- ooe
~ elegant Oh paat,aRs % agien- ian : aoo
4i4 IL, frames, slae - Il. eEoii t9''
iaee'ert5t ~ Paintings n qua
#<3 Re- eaes. '"'
go Steel ptase Eag2yitlgs 9Tt1.aht.
eot'a "a , "a. '''D s'' ''""'e' 10. 5000
=, ~. 'S sIsg an s It'll plate Ensrayiegs
col d % ga las V = = - ~ IN 4. 10000
ar 900 -teel plate Engfaytngs'
from loo different Plates, now
T. p6ysa sion Of and owned ~
thu Artists Union, otfhe mar #
XII value Of, from 80 cts 70 o. =, oao
IerstElass Dwelling, in 3lst ,oooo
SIN City
% buiia,ue lots i'll 100 ana iei
IT, n Y. City each 2'''oo ~ ,oo, % 0aG
aaep at wv
zoo ,.,Gs .itqs containing each ten
~" t,an.ana su I'll In the suhrt" Of
= = Cip and commanding
), saant.yiew of the Hudson ~,
liver aud long Isl. sonnd ~ ooV' 'o'0''
| GA ,sns,,atual loans of cash without .ooo
| - ,t ,r security, of $50 each, soo0
| g 100 80 o,oJo
~ g 80 o,ooe
100 q q % 5000
s2o oo g 8 l0,oot
wv So. 1, regard ID tie Real Estate, +. )
helea1"t Co. Real Estate Brokers' n etN-
lssl 80 eailA WITH money enclosed " ~
a9dF r tiay DRook secry 5O5 Broadway, \, !
- The rnqayiugs in ths Gaealosas az ~
ready for delivery
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NJ ARIsIEE.

Married in this city, on the 9th inst. BY w.
r. Chamberin, Mr.. GEORGE ). sRfcER, and
Miss IYrIA A. DAVIS Cincinnati Paper.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09

CONFECTlONARY AND STATIONARY.
Mrs. MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method ct
4'I informing the Ladies Of Smyrna and vicinity,
that she has on hand n and extensive assort-
ment of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings Cloak Trimmings, Cloak Patterns
MerinOes, Velvots. Lace Goods Kid Gloves Hosiery
DC. Also, good lot of CONFECTIONERY, sush as
Caudies, Oranges. Lemons, &c. She also keeps con-
sianty on hand an assO O.ImCni. of STATIONARY,
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens Ink, DC
She wonld embrace this o. pOrtnniiy of returning
her unfegned thanks TO those who have extended their
patronage 10 her heretofore. and OF soliciting a con-
inuance of the same promising that she will spare no
pains TO please her customers.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Smyrna. Nov. 2, lSj3--Iy.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or TEIp e

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
lAGE.-Planters, Farmers Families md others can
purchase no Remedy eq al to Dr. Tobias VENETIAN
LlNlM MENT, for dyseniery, cholic, Group, chronic
rheumatism, sore throals, toothache, sea sickness,
cuis bnrns, swellings. bruises, old sores headache
mosquito bites, pains in tho limbs, chest back &c
III II does not give relaf the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial. and use II according to
the diFecions. 80
1T IS an Eng lsh remedy aud was used by William
the w. late King of Eng and and certified 10 nv him
as cure for Rheumatism, when everything else had
failed .t
Over 100000 Bottles have been sold in the UNI
ted Safes, without single failure, and many have
stalled that they would R0t be without it, if it was $40
per bottle. in case Oi Group il certain as il
applied.
IL cures Cholera. when first taken, IN few hours;
Uysentery in half an hour; TOOthache in five min
nes Ii IS perfectly innocent to take into rnally, and
s recommended blythe mst eminent physicians in the
United States
PRICE 25 AND 50 CENTS.
DR. TOBIAS could fill a dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful cures
accomplished by his Llument but considers war; mt
ing Il sufficient, any person who does not obtain
relief need net pay for it.
DIR. TOBIAS has put up HORSE LTNINiEN'T in
pint bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better
than any other for chOlic scratches old sores gals
swelllngs, cuts, bruises. &c. Price 80 CENTS
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE,
240 Greenwich street. New York.
Jan. 20, lS54--eoN ly,
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09
BOOTS AND SHOES

eSS9 THE best ard cheapest stock of Boots, Shoes
F&S CATERS, Gums, etc., in the city, at DUN.
E&S> >BARRS, 70 South Second street, Philadel.
phls. corner Carter st.
Being mostly of his OWE manufacture, he guaran.
tees Them 20 wear; and will SELL wholesale or retail
as cheap as the chcapesi
Easy SHOES for old Ladies; plain and fancy Boots
Shoes Iaters. ETC., always on hand in great variety
l0r Boys Youth Misses and Children
PHees--Ladies' Caters, OF every quality and style,
from 81 % 10 $3.50. Gcncmens Caiskin Boots
from So TO So. Patent Leather Shoes, Garter Boots,
Congress Boos Baton Boots eic., from 81 80 TO $3.50
Gum Boots, SHOES, Sandals and Clogs, always on
hand Old Gums bought and repaired.
July 49, b4.Iv
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09
Farm ers. AT cation
May 10. ls5i-lt.

LtlNAU'S AMEklPAN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PITOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS Nj EQUALH
DREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
oi all Kinds, CORN, POTATOES and GRASS;ls
suil5bie for all soils. One barrel Insufficient for m
Acre Of Llnd: far superior to uano and at hall lis
price be had So 30 per barrel or S25 prr TON
of 22i0 lbs. Method of using i'll scatter Bru,Icnsi
ana iiarro" lh' 10 I've had ul the proprietor Ouly.
GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r
No. l9 South FrontISt PhliadeIphia
Used successfully, by Dr.. William w. Cla' ke, OF
Philadelphia George Graves, Esq . Mr. Field Oh Fox
Chaec, Pls.Air. David Of AluuniI Airy, Mr.. Jannv
Tuck's County. Mr.. Rh0ads Mbuig6merp county
Alr. Charles Woad, Isaial Wood g. Bro,Eets. Ney,
Jersey Alr. B0uduntI OF Burlington Cuv New Jersey
mr.. l'ohj OF 9aiem, New Jersey Mr.. TrOutwIne,
Abingdon. Bucks County Pa, MI Trainer of ;)ela
ware Couh'y' AiessFs. Coleman ~ Kitchener of Salem
County, New Jersey, Mr. AlahalGy of MARIETTA. Pm
aud host Of Farmers in Delaware. New Jersov
Pennsy lvaniu and elsewhere.
Farmers making Muck Hills will find a few borreIe
invaluable. For tRUIF TREE$,--which il Will
greatly benefit, by being scattered around after thev
nave Deeh dug about light roai ng. For Sale only
by. GEO. a. LEINAU, Prop'r
No. ~ South Front st. Philadelphia
n. N.B-Tho American Fertlizcrhas becu used suc
;essiully IN me islands OF Bermuda and Barbadues
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