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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-01
STOVES, STOVES.

- STOVES, STOVES.
I'd BUCKS
S1sAAI M WE'D COOK STOVE.
For COAL OR WOOD.
This Stove has been thoroughly tested. Those who
have used it. speak in the highest of its merits Il
combines all the late improvements making what every
good housekeeper desires to obtain PRRFEcr SToyE In
every particular.
THE TRIUMPH.
This is Parlor Cooking Stove, equally well adapted To
coal or wood In elegance Of design and beauty of in
ish, 1t is without rival.
THE PARLOR COAL STOVE.
This is very elegant Parlor Stove of entirely new de-
sign, and is well worthy the attention Of those who like
to purchase good article at low price.
COOKING, PARL0R, OFFICE, HALL, AND SHOP
STOFES, OF every variety, constantly hand Persons
In want of Stoves of any description will find It 10 their
advantage to call and examine before purchasing a. Am
determined % sell at great bargains.
All kin Of Jobbing done at short notice.
j. HILTON, No. 2 Mechanic street.
REEDS PATENT RANGE.
This Range is constructed the strctest scientific
principles, with the idea of performing all its Offices in
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range now ia use
For sale by J. HILTON, No. 2 Mechanic street.
o3 dim
HDATENT ELASTIC HORSE SHOE
The subscribers, residents of Worcester having been
for some time using tie Patent Elastic Horse Shoe manu-
featured by Mr. A. P. JORDAN find them to answer an
admirable purpose especially for horses with tender feet
enabling them to travel with much greater ease grad
uay restoring the feet to soundness and health For
some horses would not be without them the cost Of
shoes and shoeing, and we very confidently recommend
them to the public.
+. WARREN, II. W. EDDY
SELDEN RICE, NATHAN WARNER,
sILAs 5. TAFT, Oxford, FRANCIS AUSTIN,
D. J. BAKER, OSG0OD BRADLEY,
JONATHAN DAY, ALBERT KINGSLEY.
$50 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-01

CLOTHES! CLOTHES CLOTHEs !I

CLOTHES! CLOTHES!! CLOTHES!H
Clothes clothes, clothes Imperial forms Of dress,
Give to the king his regal air. TO the queen her oveness
The gallant grand and gay the maid almost divine,
Would never be noticed amongst the crowd their clothes
want superfinej
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups ola thou
sand dyes;
We look night wits thousand golden eyes;
And we bow the spirit Of beauty that gives such
draughts of bliss,
And the spirit of beauty you know Is nOught but the
spirit OF dress.
Clothes clothes Clothes the sumnery days have gone
And the chilly nights Of the Fall swiftly coming on
And the lightsome clothes when the In
bloom,
We must cast away, and prepare for winters cold and
So come gayhaied sires your clothes Of sober hue
blue,
Come salwart and strong in your native inanness,
And MAOeLLAR viii make you shine in the glories Of
glorious dress.
Clothes clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoati
That we button when reigns, round body and
Hurrah for the bosom friend that covers our brst
When wnterwith spears Of ice tilt thckest vest,
And hurah for MACULLAR who makes and sells fast
as he can,
All that's fitting for 'Bub,n or the most imperial man.
Go to him and buy your Clothes and you will learn TO bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes Clothes Clothes the lawyer forgets his brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in its forest
pride,
The doctor his fees and pills the boatman wind and tide
The clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and cares when they the H dressed
man.
And they instantly go to MAoULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And out in the newest styles and handsomes forms
Of dress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-01

- HOUSE FOR SALE.--The large Dwell
f& LING-H0uSE, corner Of Park Street. is for sale
Asn~to be removed soon. Apply without delay.
al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-01
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c co
271 PiPer's Block, Main Street,

SEFeet9
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MIN.
Have always on hand an immense stock Of CLOTHING
Clothing, and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants will find 1t highly advantageous to
their interests to call at store can offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country.
In our Custom Department. may be found the most ex-
tensive assortment of Piece Goods be found in this city
consisting of BroGdcb0tbs, DoeskiHs Black and Fancy
CdSstnerGs, CGstors Bearers Yestings in Grenadine
and London Silks Yetuets, Plush, Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
manner, under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERsONwho
cannot be exceed by any in this city, an expert
enced Cutter dawtf o6
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Great Results from Little
IncidAuta.

Thirty years ago twI boys in N. Hamp-
shire quarreled about box Of backing
To get rid of one of them he was sent
to New York, and is now one OF our
first shipping merchants, director in a
bank, and owner Of line of steamers.
A dispute about tin dipper with the
steward OF a steam boat, resulted in a
law sui, that cost thousand dollars, and
laid the foundation of fortune of one OF
our millionaires, who now owns more tin
dippers and steamboats, than any other
man in the world-once deck hand on a
boat, now the captain Of the upper ten.
An acciden, made him. An accident
may unmake him.
BY the disobedience of lad in 1909,
garden gate in Rhode Island was left
open, pig got in and destroyed few
plants, quarrel between the owner Of
the pig and garden grew out Of it, which
spread among their friends, defeated the
Federal candidate for the Legislature,
and gave the state Democratic Senator
by whose vote war was declared in 1912
wi'h Great Britain
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

A SITUATION VacAsr.-Some years
ago black man called on clergyman
in Western New York, and avowed him.
self a fugitive slave; ne asked for food and
drink which was freely accorded. Two
or three persons being eognizant Of the
fact, callen in to see the runaway mig
ger when the following dialogue en-
sued:
-'Spose you had pretty hard times down
South-licking a plenty
No never was whipped
'Wasn't.-Well you had to word aw-
ful hardr
Guess your clothes want very nicer
i was always well clothed
Reckon your vlc,uals want uncommon
finer
As good as could be desired
Well you was a mighty big fool for
running away from such place as this,
inst for the sake Of shifting for YOURSELF
Gentleman! my place down South is
vacant. Any Of you can have j. by apply
ing for IL.
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Stems.

4 young man, rather s,ingy in the
matter Of household expenses, having
purchased watch, placed it in his fob,
and strutting across the floor, said to mis-
wife where shall drive nail to hang
my watch upon tina! it will no, be disturb
ed and brokes
4 do not know OF safer place re-
Piled his wife, than ia our meat barrel:
I'm sure no one will think OF goiug Mer.
TO disturb it,
The editor OF the Council Bluffs Bug.e
wants young lady from sixteen to e sh-
teen years of age, to learn the printing
business. Such Bugle notes will no
doubt call some fair one 10 the lease 4"
bit she won, stuck to her rule long
She will soon make an 'lnpfession' on
some fellows heart, and hen instead
81 setting up lines Of type she will make
n bee hive for Nebraska, and soon pc, 70
handling small aps--M. Louis Herald.
A Yankee shoemake. who purchased
OF pedler half bushel Of shoe pegs.
all neatly sharpened a, one end. end
warranted to be Of the best maple. and
who found them, on inspection, to be no.
thing but pine, and not caring 10 be- be
taken IN and dun for after tia. fashion.
and being constitu,ionally fond OF whit.
tldg, he went at them with his Jack knife
aud sharpening The end OF each peg
fesold them them 10 the pedler on his
next trip for-oats,
A Mayor out Yves, has determined to
klil half the dogs in his city and tan their
hides with the bark Of the other half.
The following isvery good, bu. having
seen ]. in the local column Of three diffe,.
ent pcpers. we are at loss where 10
give credit: Dayton Jour.
To remove ink from linen Jerk an
editor out Of his shirt
Very good, only nine times out Of ten
the editors shirt is cotton, DAY. Gag.
Difficulties are whet,tones 10 sharpen
cur fors.,uce.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

CHARAcTER or THE EAPERoR OF BRAzIL.-
The present Emperor is in every respect adj
mirabiy fitted for his high station Born in the
country, without the advantage Of knowledge
Of European life, and that finished tone Of ed
ucation il affords, but possessed Of natural en-.
dowments Of an exalted order, and having tur-
ned to the utmost advantage the opportunities
Of q studious and virtuous youth, he carries
with him the full national sympathies Of the
native Brazilians, the respect Of the old Portu-
guese party and the esteem of the whole for
eign diplomatic body, to whom he bispenses the
honors and hospitality OF prudently managed
court. As the Sovereign of a constitutional
country, content to abide within the strict limits
imposed by his coronation oath, his reign has
been prosperous and happy. In his private ca
pacity he is kind and attentive to all around
him, Is well as close observer Of passing events
Possessed of benevolent heart, and actuated
by 4 noble singleness of purpose, he knows how
to direct the reins Of government, without un-
his preroSa alive. II has often been emphaticallv
said that the Emperor is not only the highest, but
the best man in the country, both from his pub
lie conduc. and his private virtues. The value
vi such compliment is not enhanced, Or proba
bly,. We would say, Is not impaired, by any uni
versal laxity and corruption around him, as in
the case Of a. other empire near er home, where
in it is said that the principal parsonage Is not
cnls the most honest, but the only honest man
in bis own domnions. Probity and high-mind
edness Of every kind in public life are as gener-
al in Brazil as in any part Of Europe, Engl and
itslf certainly not excepted; consequently the
standard the Emperor IS measured by Is one by
no neans conventional or equivocal, but is such
~ any Sovereign in the western world might
ieel proud Of having applied TO himself Had
fs,ds Bra-d, R,rer Plate, and Falkland Hlands.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
agricultural.

TOMATO FIGS. Take six pounds Of
sugar to one peck or sixteen pounds oil
the fruit Scald and remove the skin in
the usual way. Cook them over a slow
fire, their own juice being sufficient with.
out the addition OF water until the sugar
penctrates. and they are clarified. They
are then to be taken out, spread in dishes,
fauened and dried in the sun. A small
quantity OF syrup should be occasionally
sprlnkled over them while drying; after
which pack them down in boxes treating
each layer with powdered sugar. Boil
the remainder OF the syrup and bottle
for use. They will keep for year, and
retain nice flavor. The pear-shaped
Or single smooth tomatoes, answer the
hes. purpose.
ToMAro TARr-Roll on, your dough
very thin and place it on plate in which
you intend baking your tar, and slice
your tomatoes very thin; spread them
over the dough very .hinly, take two table
spoonful Of brown sugar and one oil
ground cinnamon spread the two over
the tomatoes, bake i, we'll and you have
delightful tart.
TOMATOES WITH BEEY srEAK-Cui
them IN two, lay the flesh side upon the
gridiron over pretty hot Goals, for a few
minutes, turn them, season them well
with pepper and salt, and wnen dun dress
them with gravy as suits you. Most ex-
cellent
PIcKLED ToNAroEs-Place your to.
matoes in picking jar with garlic or
shred onions, mustard seed, horse radish,
red pepper. spices, &C., as wanted, until
the jar IS filed, pour over the tomatoes
good cold vinegar, till all are covered
then close them up tight for use.
TOMATOES INSTEAD or cucuMBEas.-
Pare and slice them ss you would cusun-
bers season them with plenty OF salt,
pepper and vinegar to your taste. A
lew slices Of onions odded, will improve
them very materially.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR BYA Bully
OF MAT. WARps.-A short time ago a
relation Of Mat. Ward the murderer, at.
tempted to assassinate Col. Pike, the ed.
i.or Of the Kentucky Flag, for the publ.
cation Of the following article. For,u.
nately for himself and intended victim he
was prevented by the Intervention of
friends from accomplishing his diabolical
purpose.
PAssEp THRouoH.-Ma,t. Ward, (the
murderer) accompanied by his family
and younger brother Robert j. Ward jr.
passed through this place on Monday last
en- route for Blue Lick Springs II being
election day, the town was full of people,
and an immense crowd assembled at the
Paris Hotel to &c, sight of the great un.
hung, before he took his departure in the
stage. He was looking about as badly as
iire men ever do in a christian country /;
and il Barnum could only engage his ser
vices. ne would realize fortune from his
exhibition so eager are the people to get
sight Of him.
This being remarkably peaceable,
quiet and orderly town, no indigni,y was
offered him, bu, the guilty man felt that
ne mad no friends in the crowd by which
he was surrounded; and we presume that
he will find very few at the Springs.
III, is intended to coerce public opinion
and assassinate every editor who dares to
speak of gilded rascal 10 terms that he
deserves, we rather imagine the friends
of the . grea! uahurg' will have busy
time of it, Though acquitted by a per-
jured jury. he is pursued by the execra-
tons OF community whereve he goes;
and Tor our part We consider it to be the
duty Of the press to mete out to him tina,
measure of justice that the outraged laws
refuse. !, appears that shining exam.
pie on the gaiows is much needed in the
Ward family; we should think its civili.
zlng influence would do them good
Burlington Gazette.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

II isnf an in "brineing up,"
Let folks say what they will,
To silver scour . pewter cup
II viii b pewter still.
Fen hs Of old, wise Solomon.
who said sttrain up Z child,n
X mistake not had con
Proved rattle brainsd and wild.
A man Of marx, Who fain would tass
For lord Of sea and land,
May have the trsining Of son,
And bring him up full grand;
May give him all the wealth Of love,
or college and of school,
Yet, after all, may make no more
Than Just decent fool.
Another, raised by Perjury
Upon her bitter bread.
Whose road to knowledge Is like that
The good 70 heaven must tread,
Has GOT spark or Natures light,
He'll fan il TO . fame,
Jill in ito burning letters bright
The world may read his name.
II il were all in s.bringing up"
In counsel and restraint,
Some rascals had been honest men,
I'D been myself saint.
q! 'tisnt oil in ''bringing up"
Let folks say what they will;
Neglect may dim silver cup
1t will be silver still.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

rh~er and AsNo can b Cured
s.ninvvall,s 1loa1e MIXTURE, will
"A Ia the busipsss up 1t eees. Over ees
hsnlred aad 6lly bottles has bese ssln y IN
nisee. and wherever uss1 according e eisse-
f;ons the most perfect success hes been Ne r..
sulf. Price 81 % par bettls. -.
- A full supply kept constantly On nsnd
direct from the Manufsetursr. AIeo, isIEs
sssortnsat Of Drugs, Medicines, hils, Csogs
Medicines, Syrup, Hs;1 r., . :, e, rox,
Upton, Nov. 12,leSS. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

THIS ESSENCE il Z preparation Of ussfsl
/ excellence. In ordinary diarrhes, ineip-
lent cholera, in short, In oil cas.s OF prostsa-
ton Of the digestive functions, u % Of inssti-
,aable value. During the prevalence q ePi-
demie cholera and summer complaint OF chill.
dren. II 10 peculiarly efieaeiossj no family o.
individual should be without It.
K%CAurlox.-Bss use to get the genuine
e,senee, which 10 prepared only By 3. BnowN,
Il bic Drug and Chemical Store, n. =: Cor
ner Of Filth and Chestnut Streets, Philadel.
mia, and for sale BY al the respectable Apoth'
ecarses in the United States, and In npton BY
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, Iowa,
whore can BE- had drugs, medicine, ta.ey arti.
eles, &C., . large assortment, asd iowss'
price,. nj Upton, Nov. II, 1853.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

WHAT DO THEY MEAs.-Yesterday
morning, on many doors and awning
posts, and other convenient places, were
found pasted little caossEs, cut from thin
red cloth. Have The Know.Nothings
changed their manner Of calling meetings
or have we branch Of the new Italian
society 1--WE forget the nancy among us'
OF this latter society the Know Nothing
papers have wonderful stories. Il is. ac-
cording to them, Jesui,ism doubly distil.
led and popularized.-0alena (ill) Jef.
fersonian, Aug. II.
They are simply the notices for meet.
ing Of the Santsdesti, or, Confra,ernity Of
the Holy Faith; Papist secret society.
originally instituted At Rome. bu: trans
planted to this country BY its Grand Mas
ter, the paral Nuncio BEDISl. II one
of these crosses be carefully examined,
upon its surface will be found one or
more ink spots the longest Of which indi-
Gates the direction the members must
take to reach place, generally a Ronish
Church, where all information is impair.
ted to him by an accredited officer.
In the Western States the Sanfedesti
are said to be numerous, and in the At
lantic cities their organization was detec-
led and coun,erac,ed with Mandatory &C.
lerity, although they have since assumed
other names and employed other devices
to summon conclaves Of the fraternity
Upon the first appearance Of the crosses
in New York, the True American, in its
mex. issue, exposed their significance,
and explained the objects Of their society
its history and workings. thus accomplish.
ing its partial annihiIation in this local.
ity, as these little red 'jokers" have ceas.
ed to ornament our awning posts. The
obligation Of the second degree in the or.
der enjoins relentless massacre Of her.
etics and liberals - that is, the adherents
Of the anti apal Catholic, Mazzini -
without. consideration Of rank, age, sex,
or relationship, and its cardinal maxim
enforces the determination Of all enemies
to the Holy See. The workings Of their
successful operations in the Papal States
is amply demonstrated by the countless
assassinations Of Roman patriots and
statesmen. In our own country fear a.
lone, stays the daggers Of those murder.
Gus hirelings, although the assassination
ofrwo Italian patriots in this city and it.
vicinity can be Justly attributed to ,heil
agency. We must advise the friends Of
Liberty at the west, to be on their guard
against these reptiles; let them be stified
at the outset, as prevention is better thar
cure.-T True american.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND AGUE.

THE University Of Free Medicine and
l. Popular Knowledge, chartered BY the State Of
Pennsylvania, April 2sth, 1883, mainly to arrest
the evils Of spurious nostruns also 70 supply the
public with reliable remedies where the best medi
6 al adviser, cannot or win not Be employed. hav.
ing purchased the invaluable remedy, ROwAND's
TOXIC MIXTURE, the 6rst and only known for
twenty years, - the certain cure for Fever and
Ague, and its kindred complaints, confidently
recommend IL 70 the afiicted. The above institu-
titution likewise recommend for bosrss compIGfses
RowANp's COMPOUND syrup or BLACKBERRY
ROOT,
and in due time will furnish Its own remedy for
every disease that can be safely treated In this
way BY order Of the Trustees.
JOHN r. ROWLAND. NJ D.,
President Of the University. and the head Of
the Pharmaceutical department. Home dispense
tory and once, No. SO Arch IT., Philadelphia
f. w. CARR, agt Philadelphia; II. : c. l. CHAN
BERs, Upton. n35.ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
For TIE advertiser.
1le's ten,

For tks Advertiser.
Had the wings Of eagles ten,
Or like the condor great
I'd ay throughout the bounds Of space.
Return. and would relate
or all the planets that I'd seen,
Revolving round the sun;
And would cross their orbits, too,
But conetr would l shun.
I'd light upon the silver moon,
Its mountains I'd survey;
Then would cline some lofty peak,
And pirch and ny away;
I'd stand upon old Satern's TOP,
And view the milky way,
And ny to Neptune's foreign land,
And spend holioso day.
w. H. BRAKEMAN, Phiiom.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

A fellow down cas-, recently attempted
10 end his existence by hanging himself,
but he was cut down by an efficien, con-
stable who arrested him. and the cour,
being at loss to know how 70 dispose OF
hun, there being no statute agains, sui-
eide, finally fixed him out by sending
him to Jail for three months for stealing
The rope with which he attempted The
deed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

Sir! you shall hear from me- said a
fellow with laundering voice and CHM
nsy back lrown, to Yankee editor, who
had published something he construed as
too hard upon his party, you shall hear
rom me and he shook his finger sig-
fnificantly. That's right, der, said Jona-
than cody, and bowling politely; 'vrite
occasionally, and let me kaor how you're
get,in' along
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

OHIo.--Joshua r. Giddings the old
est member of the house, ha, been re.
nominated for Congress by convention
composed Of Wings. Free Sellers, and
Democrats. In the thirteenth distric,
John Sherman has been nominated &c
Congress by an anii-Nebraska Conven.
ton. Judge Bliss. editor OF the Elyrla
Democrat, is candidate IN the four.
tenth district, and will be supported by
all the anti Nebraska papers in bis dis.
trfc,. Edward Wade, present member,
will be the candidate in the Cleveland
district.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

this osHr.xsr y Be good. Day By d .y n.,.
svidesee u it, power, and hew proof, oS NV a.
sdiesey are continually develo ped! Iii. =, t Ms
beyood the power Of eavil OF contr,d;s,;sscc'
that Il 10 insalliaols In the cure Of ali Tnm"1n'
uuleers, Sores, Burns, letters, Piles. Scr uvi'
10, Eryeipslas, Chilblains, Scald Head Sau.
eyes, Qai.:y Group, Rhamstism, Broker rs core
Ague In the Face, Corns, &c. Il comns,0,.,
restores the Insensibls PRECIPITATION. snJ y.
this mean: opens those avenues BY which Ny ~
turs intended to expel the morbid matte Of ~.
body-thus y the system ciesnsed, the h,o ,os
purified, and the health restored. |, has my.
e. 70 cause ell external Sores, ScrofuIous Hn.
mors, Skin Diseases, and poisonous Wound.
70 discharge their putrid matter, and then ' hss,
them. >' "'s'
tits rightly termed all-healing, for there !.
SCARCELY . disease. external or internal. th,, \,
will not benefit. II has been used for tbs IL. ~
fourteen years for al diseases Of the Chs,
Consumption and Liver, involving the nt n.
danger and responsibility, and not in one ra,s
has Il failed to benefit when the patient wa,
within the reach Of mortal means.
e. For sale in ripsoi,, by A. Gilbert. aren,
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl.1y
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

80 Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Hon
J. c. Breckenridge, Gen. Lane and
Senator Bright have acce pied invitations
to address the people Of New Albany,
Ind, Oh the occasion Of the congression-
al convention, or the 2ith inst. The
people will turn out by thousands to hear
these distinguished men Indiana State
X.tineI.