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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
NeWspaper Philosophy.

Newspaper editors, like the generality
Of their readers, have great itching for
the marvellous. lie, story be only
wonderful enough, never mind how alb
surd, and it is sure to "go the rounds. "
1t is not only the small Fry of the press
that are affected with this morbid pruri-
ency the would be leaders of the me-
tropoltan organs frequently make the
biggest asses Of themselves. Witness
the snake charming stories that the 81.
Louis press have been recently stutlty-
ing themselves and others with the stu
pid yarns about mad-dog stones that have
found all echo in the Washington City
papers, and IN short the thousand and
one snake and fish stories that editors
who ought to no better are eternally
examining into the open mouths OF the
gullible public. The following IS pret'
ty good specimen Of these "yarns," ano
no, a whit more nonsensical than many
that are given in sober seriousness "ot
high authority"
"a cat belonging to widow lady IL
Ohio, has lately sat upon hall doze'
duck eggs, and continued her attention
until the eggs hatched, and there is nov
Inc brood of six Young ones, half cal
and half duck, having duch heads an
ca, tails, but what IS more wonderful
they meu and quaek alternately -lor
State Gds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

A NonrH CAROLINA EDlroR, R,--The
Milton Chronicle sums up the occupation
Of his neighbor Of the Spectator as tol-
lows:
He is an officiating minister ol the gas
pei; licensed attorney; newspaper ed
tor; agent for nearly ali the insurance
and assurance companies north Of the
Potomac, commissioners for thirty states
and an applicant for the same when Ne
b,asla md Kansas shall come IN; bank
director; Chairman OF the board OF SUI
perin,enden,s Of Common Schools; tenn
perancs orator; agen, and counsel for
Wake Forest colleges President and Sec
re,ary Of all the Boards Of the Baptist
church, Sc, and in addition ne owns
more town property, has the neatest iaf"i
the best fruits and the finest cattle oi any
man in the county.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
THr M,ssarEs OF Nrw Yoax.-1

Tyr M,srarEs or Nrw Yoax.-A
number of hotels and restaurants make
a practice Of distributing the fragments
If food collected from the tables, TO the
moor, at regular hours, every afternoon,
By observing how this is done, any curl
Gus person can readily obtain some m
s,obt INTO the miserles OF the city. by
the same process. partial cue may be
had TO the so-ca!led mysteries Of New
York. which have always afforded pro-
li6c theme for scribbIers. The place
where these bountles are to be dispens-
cd is indicated some time III advance oy
the throns OF wretched looking people
who eagerly crowd around, with baskets
anrans. &c in which to bear away the
expected gifts. The bloated inebr'ase,
to,terinp creatures enfeebled By disease
as well as many young gir's' se'ing a.
agents for others who remain III their owl
oarre,s and cellars = all are represented
IL
! On The first appearance Of the provisions
which form a complete chowder OF bread
meats, pastry, lobster, fish and Vege'a
bIes, a general rush is made, winch ha
often 10 be forcibly rcpclled. With
large scoop, broken, plate, or ooro'a'n'
If the kind, q quantity oi mixture ]
,brovn into each vessel or other recep'a
cls extended to receive it, with all possl
: BILE rapidi,y, the crowd meanwhile press
: ;no closer and closer, until again force
into the back ground. Every device
resor,ed to, in order to secure douol
norton. A common trick is, to have
v basket placed on one side, into "h'c
Q each fresh instalment is deposited UNI
L no more can be procured. Another W
have a capacioas apron or bag suspendf
rs from the waist, secure from Observable
N while the contents Of the extended %
lg ket or dish are slyly thrust into It unn
le ,iced. Some, in this manner obtain
Ions share, while the weak, sick or q
T. crenid are turned off empty. The see
a would bear to be transferred to can'
y. with an ar,ist's pencil. ~ T. Jour-
Of Conarefce.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
sxx- Maelerei are

ssy- Mackerel are being seized III
great numbers along the southern coast
Of Naya Scotia. Every little creek and
bay, from Cape Sable to Halifax, is over
flowing with them. They are taken in
nets. from one hundred TO six hundred
barrels being secured at single draugh,.
Men, women and children are employed
dav and night curing them, yet the whole
atmosphere is 'odorous with the stencil OF
those impossible to be taken care Of
So saws The Mast .ige.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

To DEsrRoY ASrs.---Fake flour OF
birthstone half pound, potash four oun-
ces. SET them i'll iron or earthen pans
over the fire till dissolved and united;
a little OF which should be pu, in water;
and wherever you sprinkle i the ants
will die or fly the place. Corrosive Sub
Innate mixed we'll with sugar and put
within their reach, is most effectnal
| ..v q destroying 'hese insects.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Gross Mistake.

Some entirely unauthorized person
saws the N. Y. Picayune, some time ago,
originated report that Old Crimes was
dead and another one ANXIOUS 10 DC
considered pce,. has composed 10,
mens upon ,he supposed death Of the old
gentleman. We are requested TO con-
trade, these rumors, and have the best
evidence for knowing them to be untrue.
So far from Old Grimes being dead, ne
il how more alive that ever, II we may
be allowed the expression. and who -
there to say we shall not, we'd like TO
know?) la confirmation OF our assef-
ton, consul, the telegraphic dispatches
of Thursday, IN which Grimes IS report,
ed as having been elected Governor 0!
Iowa by large majority. -,
N. BILE stll wears his coat al! but
| toned down before
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

SEss,pLE.-Not long since a country
while on his way to Chicago, was stop
ned on the highway by robber and re-
auested to deliver up his money, or have
his brains blown out.
Oh ; said the traveller quietly, bio"
away, blow away; it's better to go e
Chicago without brains.than without mon
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
NEw loRK, Sept. 4.

NEW IoRk, SCp'
The musk cts that were on board the
bark Grape Shot have been re-sh'pped
on the bark Catherine Augusta, 1ow ~
ing a, one of the North River docks, the
same vessel has on board a coas:se.shse
quantity of powder, and supply os coal
The screw steamer Franklin has been
purchased for GGe, 900 BY the parties con
cerned in the Catherine Augusta, she is
now undergoing changes to fit her out Tor
a vessel -of-war. As soon as the changes,
are completed the two vessels are 10 san
on n secret expedition, for which they in-
tended, probably, some place on the Mex
lean eoas,-some say on the Tampico. ---
The Pos, says it is rumored that Zen.
Alvarez is in the city, and that he IS al
| the bottom of the above movements.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Nyw loRx, Sept. 4.

The New York Cotton Brokers Asso-
cia,ion was this morning dissolved.
Considerable specie is expected to be
shipped by the Asia on Wednesday next.
and the hanks are calling in their loans
in anticipation Of the same. There Is
yery little bar gold in the market, ana
the specie viii necessarily have to con-
SIS, Of coin. Exchange on London and
Paris 10 scsrce-uoles are tending up
The weekly bank statements exhibits Out
liule variation from the previous one.
The loss in specie will ns, exceed ioo'-
600. while the loan remains the same.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

rGr The negro was made for Slave
~ as the OK and the horse were made
for seryitude, and neither OF them can be
converted into white man. Washing
fon Sentinel.
hmay be possible to convert a horse
!. into a white man, but we think 1t no"
clearly demonstrated that white mar
c.n ..make an ass of himself. .'-Ddyto'
GaS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

A Jor,y PR,Esr IN LIMBo.-The
Boston Transcript says, last evening q
short, thick set, rosy checked. and wei
dressed man was seen lroilcking around
in the streets at the north end OF the city,
!, state of the most blisslul 'ha.mness,
evidently from the effects Of some exhll-
ara,iny liquid which had overcome his
sober faculties.
Officer Reed at length took him into
custody, whereupon the prisoner declared
that he was a Roman Catholic Priest, be.
longing in Cleveland, Ohio, and begged
TO Be saved the disgrace of being locked
up. AS his appearance gave credence
to hi, statement, the officer oellgngly
lodged him at the Jefferson House. North
St. instead Of taking him to the Police
station. ;.
| During the night the Priest made has
escape from the Hotel, and was alter
wards found IN the street IN more IN
toyicated state than before. and having
besides lost or been robbed oil valuable
gold watch. ,,,,
He was now taken by officer Hill t.
the Second Police Station, but threaten
ed that he would recover from the city :;
thousand dollars for every moment n
should be imprisoned--s' which rate
reckoning to the time he was brought IN
Ito the Police Court, and lie, off with Ia
fine Of SIS and costs, would make h,r
independent IN wealth, as he eertalnl
was Of all proper department.
In the first Instance he gave his nam
as Bernard Carnan, and subsequently,
i Benedict Sage; but he claimed from mr.
t. ,as. 70 be a Catholic Priest.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
SAWYER g. 90
''OrUardinp and Coam,se;oa

TOIUdTdthg and L0nlnllsSiOn
MERCHANTS AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS
'9'- AAu : Illinois
merchandise, Produce and Provisions can.
tracted through TO and from New York ami Bos.
ton 10 Rock Island andto auy point on the Mis-
slssippi at the lowest rates
REFERENCES:
q. q. Kdder, Boston; P. L. Gregory, r. w
Ldusoa, Sa,eyer, Wallace 8 Co.. Nem Yoxs, /,
honghfef'ng 9 Shepard, r. W. .dlerznder s Co.,
Chicago; J. B. Carson, SuaS Widen, 81. IoM.
tI g. II. Campbell & Co., Galenc; HayanonA
Z HaA, Dubuque; Wm B. Marshall 8 Co. st.
Paal n3l.6m '
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
,s,, Madrid ONO. Times.

To Judge # -four be pure ana gooo,
,,,,e p I;ttle in the hand, and squeeze II II
tar fas1 half q minute; if good it can be put
~, ~, Of If the hand in lump, retaining 'ne
9a. sorn =, qiven to it by the hand. Il adu'ssr.
,o a,ea t will fall apart on leaving the
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

ou,o,s-This esculent, for the produc-
:. :, of which the rich soil Of Scott county
.'os' nos become ~ celebrated, Is now beginning
mas .,, oe - from the country and COM
- mands from fifty to fifty-fiVe cents per pei,
,r b"shel, at which prices our farmers VIII
.con become independent, -D'e' "dF'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

ENORMOUS IMroRrs.-The aggregate
Imports of the United States Tor the hs-
cal year ending June 3oth, are stated at
three hundred and fifteen millions Of dot
lars, against tro hundred ard sirty NIL
lions for the previous year. Increase
foriy- sepen millions.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

s- The Lafayette { lnd.) Journal
tells good story abou, certain citizen
of Laporte, who, after gravely listening
10 q New York merchant talking about
the business prospects and advantages OF
his CITY, very innocently remarked thai
New York was too lar from Laporse ever
TO amount to much.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

AN eOLD iSuAnIrasr - ne 81
Anthony Express says taat II the town
of Minneapolis, Iowa, an old mud turtle
was recently captured, upon whose ven.
cradle back was found the Gate y o''
in legihle figures. The inscription i vas
supposed was carved upon his shell %
wears since, by some Of the early French
voYagers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Washington. Aug. 20.

HuRaAa goa NEpkasxA There are
twelve papers in Indiana which have here
tolore either been Democratic or neutral.
which row advocate the election Of the
neop,e's anti Nebraska .icket.--Ex.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
r.r N,LLERIrE DELusIoN.--Ihe oa

lem Gazette says:--"The sect OF the
MiIIeri,es worshipping in this city, who
hold that Christ viii come to Judge the
world before the year is5i expires, have
secured quite large number Of converts
and baptized them within the last lew
months"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

The Clock Pedlar 10 in Illinois selling
clocks at S25 piece on .~o years cred
il 10 the farmers. who could buy the same
kind in this City for SIS dosen. Great
institution ,hai--pedd!ing clocks. The
buyers don, visit the city often nor read
the papers much. R. l. .fdr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
poetrp.
Courtship and Matrimony.
APoEM IN TWO CANTOS.

AP0EM IN TWO CANTOS.
CANTo rrRsT-couRTsHIr,
"Fairest OF EARTH ifthou wilt hear my vow,
Lo,at thy feet, swear to love the ever;
And by this kiss upon thy radiant brow,
Promise afYecti ion which no time shall sever
And love which ere shall burn as hri ght as now
To be nguished-neyer dearest--never.
Wilt thou that naughty, fnttering heat re- sign'
Catharine' my own sweet Kate wilt thou
be miner
Thou shalt have pearls to deck thy raven hair
Thou shaltha all this world Of ours can
hringg
And we will live in solitude, nor care
Fer aught save ca eh other. We will fling
Away all sorrow--Eden shall be there'
And thou shalt be my queen, and tthy KING
p,i,, GOV and atiIl rsluetant2 Sweetheart say
When shall we monarch he? and which the
day!
eASro sEcosp-aATEiaosy.
aSow, Mrs. Pringle, once for oil say
Twill not such extrsyaganee allow!
Bills upoa bills, analarSer every cay
Enough to drive q man y driaa Fo"'
Bonne,s. gloves frippery and trash--hay nay
Tears. Mrs. pringle will not gull nae now
gay will not allow ten pounds @'sh'
can't afford it MADAM, do not speak
"In wedding son ithoagntl ana
find myself mos. miserahiy mistaken
You rise at ten, then speua the day III P''@S
uTe;
In fact my confidence is slightly shaSen'
TIA, what's that uproar2 this man, is u
leisure,
susaeient noise the slamberins deaa 10 ~
ken!
IsEsE retirement and find flo''
corsonna those chiiren, bat I'LL make 'hs'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

To DESTROY CRIcKErs.-Flli saucers
with the ground tea or beer and set it on
the floor at night, and in the mo'ninlg
the crickets will be found dead from the
excess of drinking.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

To MAKE WHITEwAsH PERMANENT.
Dissolve half an ounce OF glue IN a
teacupful Of water, and add to each gal
lon of whitewash, and il will no, easily
rub or
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

sIg- Mr.. GaAnaM, plow maker Oh
preble county, Ohio; was mobbed at Gym
,hiana, KY, the other day, on the strength
of grouadless surposition that he was
an Abolitionlst. He was egged and beat
en-, and his face BACKED with indel'ble
ink
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

II was a pertinent and forclble saying
of the Emperor Napoleon, that a hand
some woman pieases the eye, but good
woman pleases the hear. The one Is
,ewel. and the other a treasure.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
The Drought.

From all quarters we hear OF The sHsts OF
the long continued 'dry spell" During our
trip TO Fulton county, we noticed marked
change fer the worse as soon as we crossed
SPOON River. Every thing is burned up Corn
win 10. tarn out more than one ihird OF crop,
and os potatoes there will not be enough far
seed selling readily for 81 90 To 81 % per oush-
e' The pastare fields are uear'y as pare as ~
mid winter. and farmers are cutting up coru to
feed to stock. Within the recollection OF the
oldes, inhabitants there has never been such
season; a'most al, the cid wells are dry OF have
been dug deeper, and water ; 81 = aree 10 many
parts cattle are suffering. In this county mat
oers are rather better, and with the escsp to5
Of potatoes, we shall have enough and to spare
but unless we have rain soon there VIII De snt
fering for want Of W ater. .- hnorrtlis JouradA.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

Punch says that the reason why edit
ors are so apt to have their manners
spoiled, is because they receive from one
correspondent and another such vast
amount os evil communications.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

Why should people who wish to lead
peaceable lives, never got evening par
ties Because hops produce great Bit
terleSS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Wos'r rHAvrrr.-We published, som

Woy'y H.vr,r.-We published, some
time since. the fact tha, Congress pfevi.
Gus to its adjournment, voted to give The
Memphis iIavy Yard, upon which S7oo''
600 have been expended to the city oil
Memphis. Blu, the city objects to taking
il. The N. Y. Tribune says that the
Daily Eagle argues the point at length
that when the Government received from
the town the land for the Navy Yard II
entered into solemn ane intranglbie ohii-
cations to build and keep an establish
ment there forever. The city oil Mem
phis and the people Of the West an"
Southwest generally shave the tnd"o'a.
ble right to demand that the work shall
be maintained and carried out according
to the original design Good ior Mem
phis, Let the people insist on then
rights. and let the Eagle threaten to DIS
solve the Union if they are denied.
is absurd to think Of putting Oil sach
place with paltry seven hundred thou
sand dollars, and by sticking 10 1t the!
will be sure to get more. 81 never move
along under a shilling" said the OF
grinder ON the hurdy gurdy, at amt re
snectable. Chicago Dem.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
NEw OsLaAss, Sept. 3


The steamer Calxvida arrived to-day
with Hayanna dates to the 3ist ult. Inc
p.rers publish q Royal decree removing
The Captain General, Pezula, he Will
lease Havsuna in . few days. Genera
Concha was expected on the lVsn.-
Large numbers Of additional troops had
arrived from Spain.
Cincinnati, Aug. 3D.
A terrible tornado passed over Louis
vile on Sunday last. The Sd presbyte-
ran church was blown down during the
service, causing The instant death oil ~
persons, aad severely inlsring several
others. About one handrsd other build
inps we're uareofed or blown down.
The same tornado passed over Jefferson
vile, blowing down four houses.
Baltimore, Aug. 90.
One hundred and nineteen deaths from
yellow fever are reported in New Or
leans for the week ending 2oth.
Washington. Aug. 20.
The Star says that the Official accounts
OF Capt. Eollins, at the bombardmen, oil
|Grey,o~a have very properly received
the approval Of the government who VII
shield him from all fidieuions suits, suci
as that brought against him in New
, York.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16
Hear Mrs. Cabbige Oh organs and o'

Hear Mrs. Cubblge on organs aiiu Vi
ganis,s: ....
Dear ne - exclaimed Mrs. Cueb'ge
as she returned from church last sunday
Dear me, this is an age oi conventions.
When was a girl Origins was in their m
fancy A forerunner used 10 turn the
crank and little monkey take the pen
MES. But now an organizer provides
over the estimate while the deacon takes
I'D a constitution. Oh you should hear
the fellow perform on his closing voiap'
tuaries, when he pulls out all the stoppies
and plays on the pedlar base so loud a.
TO Jar the conaagration as they pass on
10 their respective places of abodement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

Rrponrrp BANK Failures - a teie-
cranhic despatch was received yesterday
nv Messrs. Kramer and Rain, when
a,scredi,s II or reports as broken, the toi-
loving banks: vi
Lewis County Bank, New York,
Bank Of Carthage, do
Dfovers' Bank, 90
Rank a Commerce, Carmel, n \.
Bank of Rome, 90
Ogaensburg Bank, no
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank Mieh'
| Washtenaw Bank, 40
Gov. Stock Bank, A. Arbor DO
Merchants and Farmers Bank Mem
Merchants Bank Of Macon, Georgia
Bank Of Milford. Delaware.
Pitisburg Union, 10Th.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

oo1A 7AAS
lOWa City.
One door east Of the Post Once.
nlank DMOlxs. OF all kinds, KEEP cons'Ah'
ID " % hand. no. hoi-----------
TOWN LOTS.
OEDUILDrNG LOTS, in the town o. IiP,on
20 ysrv dssirxbly situated, are offered 10
VIM. n. TUTHI Ii.
aHMUEI4 r. DANIELS, !,
prIVR STOVES, TIN WAKE
~pLOWRa and Hardware.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08
Annual Report of the oommossioners of Public
Buildings Lancaster, Fall Term 1864

TO HIS Honor the Presiding dge Of the Court of Common
Pleas aud General Sessions Lancaster Fall Term 1854
Tor Lancaster District Respectfully submit the following Report
since Annual Report
Legislature addition
ter ad'erzing sealed Proprs'
bond and
OF his contract The work
as have given two drafts collectively
ASSIST
made 10Y The eonra an" completed the middle December
vi the Court will be
Commissioners have ID pbeter
smce hr last Annual Report
So " The jail
are Pae'd INSIDE
has
the ouh side
lax oi ~ per
h"nd was thought would
The Balance the hands Of the according Report
the
of S444 3D. Respectfully
GEO. Nc e. WITHERSPOoN, Chairman
J. a. HAssELTGsE,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

The LATE GovERKoR BURr - h. O,uu-
ha Arrow, OF the i6,h ult, publish, d nt
Ouint'a city. Nebraska Territory, pivrs SOM.
particulars IN relation TO the death of Goy.
Burt Itsays:
"he died at the old PRESBYTERIAN Mission
rouse at Belierieu, at about hhlf past three
orhck this morning. rrinining at the Last
hour realization Of his situation, and sur
Wounded by the friends who nccoupanird
him from his Carolina home.
immediately upon his arrival in the Ter.
Htory, he was confined 10 his b d by sick
ness occasioned by the long and tedious
Journey hitherward, commencing, We are in
formed, upon rcnching the limestone couu-
Try of Tennessee In his overland journey
TO Louisville Ky. Retaining about an hour
prior to his death, a consciousness of his
situation, he called his friend, Mr.. DOYLE
who had accompanied him tron South Caro-
iina--to his be side, and gave such direc-
lions c"ncernir e his priyute matters as the
urpehcy Of the case seemed to dem.,n
then calling Rev. }. Hamilton 10 his bed
side, aftrra brief con, ersaiion. passed Into
shat sleep which knows no waking.
"We notice among some Of our neigh
bors the anti;ipaiion Of delay in the or
gnnizatiOn OF our Tertiary, since the de-
plorable death of His Excellenc,, the lat.
Gov. Burt.
ITO sach we will say, have no fears
Upon the death Of the Chief Magistrate of
ATcrritory the Sccretar, becomes OK otficio
eovernor. Secretary Cummings is on hand,
ana among us, and will proceed immediate
~ TO the organization Of the Territory,
%hlsh will be prosecuted with vigor and IN
1ustry, and there is no doubt but that tb.
Legislature will BE- convened this winter"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

IN calling attention TO Doctor Guysot''s
Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar
saparilln, we feel confident that we are doing
aseIyice TO all who may be- affected With
Scrofnlous. and other disorders, originating
)" hereditary taint. or from impurity Of The
blood. We htye known INSTANCES, wi,hin
the sphere ot our acquaintaner, whrre the
most formidable di.,empcrs hive becs cured
BY the use Of Guysoh's Extnei Of yellow
Dock and SarsaparilIa alone.
Il Is one Of the few advertised medicines
that cannot DO stigmatizsd with quaekery
for the yellow Dock and the sSarsapa.
rilla" are well known to be the most efficient
(and. At the same time. inoxious) agents in
the whole Materia Msdiea, and by far the
best and purcs, preparation Of them ~ Or.
GDsotfs YeiaOse Dick ssa Sarsapa,ii.a.
- See advertisement.
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