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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-28

ION the Both September the Russian embassy at Viz
received telegraphc intelligence that two forts had
been taken. but it not known whether they were
merely advanced forts within the range Of Sebastopo
The following is the despatch sent to the Earl Of WEST
MoRELAND which gave the first ntmaon of the fall of
Sabasopol and caused such extraordinary sensation
BucHAREsT, SEPTEMBER 2S.-Omer Pacha the Turk
ish informs me that according to
despatch from Varna, French steamer leaving the os
phorus had met another coming from tho Crimea, whose
captain stated that Sebastopol, having been attacked
both by sen and land, had surrendered"
The Austrian Consul at Odessa writes under date Of
September 29h that fighting continued uninterrupted in
the Crmea from the 18th to the departure of the courier
the 9th. The Allies were the rivers Belbek and
Mevterwaddy, ten versts (miles) from sebastopol.
The Duke Of Newcastle has published notice stating
that owing the nonarral Of the dispatches he fears
the details Of the casualties &C. at the recent battle of
the Alma cannot be announced before Monday the 9th
private despatch says that the English loss at the
battle of the Alma nearly 1000 men, and that Of the
French but 400, but Gen. Bonet killed. The
Russians numbered DO 600 and hundred
Letters from Vienna, October I'd, state that
"The reserves Of the Allies were not brought into ac
ton The English the left wing the Turks in the CEN
re and the French the right wing, did their work
well that the Russians never had chance At first the
retreat of the Russians good order but as
the heavy artillery began to play upon them they fed
precipitately. Menschikof chased by some chas-
seurs and only escaped by the feetness Of his horse
The Russian loss varousy estimated at six to ten thou
sand the former being probably the Early
in the day Menschkof had but 25 900 in his entrenched
camp on the Alma but having learned by the scouts that
the Allies in such force he brought up 600
from Sebastopo large number of Poles deserted to
the Allies The French loss 400 and 60 off,
GERS The English lost 1896 rank and file, SO officers,
ia sergeants and 20 drummers, killed and wounded
Both Marshal st. Arnaud and Lord Raglan issued orders
Of the day prasng the conduct Of the troops under their
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

To Keep Tomatoes.

Those who are fond Of this delicious
fruit Cor vegetable as some call it,) and
wish to have it all the year round, have
only to follow these directions.
Remove the peel from the tomatoes,
and put them in a porcelain kettle over a
slow fire; allow them to cook sufficiently
and to boil five or ten minuter. Have
ready some bottles fitted with corks, and
before pouring in the tomatoes, put the
bottles in warm water for minute or two
TO prevent the boiling fruit from cracking
them. They should be filed quite full
so that when the cork is pressed in, i
will just touch the tomatoes.
Cut the cork even with the neck of the
bottle, and seal over with some Of the fol
lowing:
Rosin, 3lbs; bees was, l.2 ID, meltet
in kettle. 1t is best to apply little o
it with stick, so as to force it into ev
cry small hole; and when it is sufficient,
ly cool, the neck can be dipped into thu
melted wax, which will prevent any &C
cess Of air, which is absolutely necessary
When required for the table it is onl,
necessary to warm them up and season +
suit.
II the above directions are attended I,
you will find the fruit equal to the FREE.
gathered. have thus prepared it 70
several years, and can show some tbs
has been sealed up for three years, i
good condition.
Nearly every kind Of fruit can be keI
the same way.
]. BRYAN.
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Sstsrns.
Young Ladies and the Maine
LAW.

The Young Ladies in the Maine Law
District it is said. still continue to kis.
the Ips of the young Temperance men
to see II they have been tampering with
liquor"
Whoo-ee. Wish Iowa would pass the
maine law, and the gals suspicion US
with tampering with liquor" Wouldn't il
be rich boys, to undergo such an exami-
nation? Oh! Jemima! Just imagine o
beautiful girl approaching you, young
Temperance men, with all the dignity OF
an executive officer, and the innocence oil
a dove, with the charge, "Mr.--. the
Ladies believe that you are in the habit
Of tampering with liquor, and they have
appointed me to examine you according
TO our established rules, you willings"
You nod acuuiescence. she steps close
up to you, gently lays her soft, white arm
around your neck dashes back her raven
curls, raises herself upon her tip
toes, places her round, full, snowy, heay-
ing bosom close against your own, and
with her angel feathers lit up with a
smile as sweet, as heaven places her rich
rosy, pouty, sweet, sugar, molasses, but
ter, eggs, strawberry, honey suckie, sum
flower, lily, baby-llmper rosebud, cream,
TART, app!e-pie, peach padding. apple
dumping, gingerbread lips agalns, yours,
anl. an Ooh. Jerusalem, hold u.s.
nassEs you, m CRAcKYM Hurrah for
the gals and tie Maine law, and dcah
opposition
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
iHIs ESSENCE is a preparation OF useful
1 excellence. In ordinary diarrhrs. incip-
lent cholera, IN short, In all cases OF pros,ra-
ton Of the digestive functions, il is or ineyti-
inahls value. During the prsyalencs of cpl
temic cholera and summer complaints Of chill
dren. Il IS peculiarly efhcacious no family o,
individual should be without it.
CT CAuTios.-Be sure TO get the genuine
essence, which Is prepared only by +. BaowH,
at hss Drug and Chemical Store, N. +. Cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets. Ph,ladel.
phia, and for sale by all the respectable Apoth-
ecaries in tho United States, and in Upton by
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, Iowa.
where can be had drugs, medicine, fancy arti.
c'es, &C., large assortment, and At lowest
ps!ces. nj Upton, Nov. IL, 1883.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

TREMENDOUS DEATH ENGINE.-
Shells weighing one hundred pounds were
fred from Lancester's long range gun
the other day on board vessel near the
Isle of Weight, with surprising result.
One was sen. 1900 yards distance, and
reached the top Of cliff 500 feet high.
1t was calculated that in tranquil sea, so
that good aim could be taken, a mark
1000 yards distant nigh. be hit by this
gun.-Erchdnge
The above statement seems almost
fabulous. but is nevertheless true. The
fact is, Lancaster has solved great
problem in the art of destruction-he rifles
his cannon. BY substituting slightly
oval Tor round bore, and nakig it spiral
instead of straight, he has Projectles
(which are also oval that rotary motion
which seems to battle the law of gravita-
ton. and carries his tremendous missiles
straight to their aim. The principle Of
the Mime rifle-ball is also applied to The
shot and shell used with this gun, SO that
by the force Of the exploding gunpowder,
they are suddenly enlarged, and thus
the proiectile force and consequent GER
tainty of direction is very materially in
creased. How this is done remains at
secret, aud the Emperor of all the Russias
will probably see it very unpleasantly
tested long and often before he discovers
what that secret is-for the gun boats
which the English are fitting up for SER
vice in the Baltic are spilled with these
very engines Of destruc,ion.-Dar Ban
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C0!iSUa PTIoN CURED.

New York, Dec. 81, 1853.
Icame to New York ia the ship Telegra phi !;
my native place IS ST John, New Brunswick !;
when | reached this city, lay health was very
poor; had very bad cough, raised cool deal
OF matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain in my left side. and was very
weak and emaciated: M friends and physi-
clan pronounced mycase consumption, and be-
yond the reach Of medicine. accidentally
heard Of DR.. Gurts'. Hygeana, or Inhaiing Hy-
gean yapor and Cherry Syrup. and obtained a
package which verify believe was the means
of saving ny life. Soon after wearing the in
haier found IT relieved the pressure on my lungs
and after a while the disease made lis appear
aece upon the surface under the Inhaler. / took
the cherry syrup as directed, and continued to
do SO, my cough gradually growing better, un-
til 1t entirely left me, and now consider my
self cured. still wear the Inhaler, as the use
of it is rather pleasant and believing il strength
ening and purifying TO the lungs, | feel un.ill-
ing to dispense with il. JoHs Woop.
Sold by B jYD & PAUL, No. 10 Courtant
street, c. IL. RING corner Of John street and
Broadway, n. Y. Price s. a package.
n. B.-Any person enclosing 50 10 Boyd &
Paul, or Curtis 4 Perkins, New York, vii! re-
ceiye package containing bottle of Hygean
Vapor, one Of cherry syrup, and an Inhaler, in
neat hex, Tree to at.y part OF tie United States
or four packages for $40.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

AGRIcULruRAL PRODUCTS OF CALI
soRrIA.-A remarkable and permanent
change has been wrought within the past
seasons in the agricultural productions Of
this state. During the season her farm
ers have actually produced more wheat
and -four than can find market within
her own borders. Instead of being de-
pendent upon importation for her bread
California is now in a condition to expor,
AT the last accounts new wheat was sell
ling at less prices than it commands in
New York, and -four propor,ionately low
All kinds Of agricultural produc: were
both abundan. and cheap, and the cost o.
living will soon be reduced to a cores.
pondence with the rest Of the Union.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

MAaRyrxs HpDxiHo- The Knox
vile (Tennessee) papers contain the
following mixture under their matrimo'
NAL head:
Married, on the 10Th July, in Knox
vile Tennessee, by lack, Boothe, esq,
Mr.. Patrick WEIGH. to Miss. Saral
E. Davis. .......
Died in Knoxville, on the Gath July
Mr.. Patrick WEIGH.
Married, the 18th August, in Knox
vile, Tennessee, by w. F. seay. esq
Thomas Collins to Mrs. Sarah E.
WEIGH, reiict Of the late Patrick WEIGH.
This is the progressive age.
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Mourn BLANC AND NrAeRA.-Therc
i. something grotesque in the annexed
Invitation 10 Mount Blank, by yankee
traveller in Italy. :.
How dc du Mount Blanc! vow I'm giao
| to mcetye,
A ,hund'rin grist o miles Eve come 70
| grees.ys!s@
I'm from America, whore We have got
fountain,
Niagara it's called, where you might lave
Your mighty pbiz; then You could sh's'
and shave
In old Kentucky-in the Mammoth Cave;
Tor take a snooze when you're in. wan. oil
On our big prairies in the far far west;
Or when you're dry might cool your heat
ed liver,
By sippi 2 up the Mississippi River.
AS for companions, should you wish To-
any, =,
$ Why, we have the Katskill and the Al
leghany;
e You may accept them with IMMUNITY:
They both stand high in community.
Give US call. You would almozt STE
> from hence;
a Our folks all long to see your Eminenc'
y Come over, Blane!-don'; make the lea!
.e ado;. t~ ..r-
! Bring Madam Jura with you, and tn
: little glaciers too!
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VEar NEAR A MIsrAxE.-No, long

VEaY NEAR 4 MIsrAKE.-No. long
since, at meeting Of one Of the benevo.
lent secret societies, not thousand miles
from this, member rose in his place
taking from his pocket folded paper,
saying: Il offer, sir, the following reso-
lutions, which wish The Secretary to
read" The Secretary unfolding prompt
ly read as follows: "Dear 81 know
you will be sadly disappointed by my
not calling to take you sleighing as l
promised, bnt hope you will look over it,
as the old woman sat up SO late that l
could not get out the sleigh without her
knowledge. but next Friday is wash day.
and she always goes to bed early after
washing. SO you may look for me withou,
fail. | remain, yours affectionately."-
(Shoaff's Gazette.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

UT IL remarkable fact that housands have |
i been brought to . premature grave ~ neeise-
ting to take some good and efficient medicine ID
tune to arrest tie course Of disease. II u
also startling truth thst thousands have been
heralded to an untimely grave BY the use OF
noisonous nostrums. The author therefore See
ing the necessity OF some good and efficient med
icsne, which could be relied upon when the SER
vices Of competent physicians could not De oo-
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA.
LUKE IMMINENT, and ANTl-BlLLlOuS
PILLS to the public. These medicines are com.
pounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, being warranted as purely vege'-
| able.
10000 cases Q rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
sprains. feyer-sores sore throat neuralgia, tootn
ache, head ache, pains in the back side or breast
boils. ring bones, pimples, diarrhea, have oeen
/ cured in the last year. Also numerous cases OF
sweeny, galds splnt fs.ala, o.s n nsaa, ,b ols
ic. yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
| afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache. diseases Of The skin, jaundice, nervous
rains of all kinds, bilious affections, costive'
ness, female affections, &C., have been restores
to perfect health by the use OF Glmore's Anti
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the use o
T. j. Mckinny's Circassian Hair Tonic. III
OeaNtful cOnOlnauOu pfcSeHSS aAo non $500
n falling of, promotes its growth, and renders
soft and glossy.
IN every town throughout the United state
for the sale of T. J. McKinny's Celestial Balm
an unequaled remedy for cholera, ,dy senter,
diarrhea, flux, cholic, and all pains In the Do"
esl.
POISON,
TT. McKinny's Worm Medicine contain
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable
This preparation has expelled worms OF a
kinds from the intestine canal when other pref
arations Of great repute failed. re
FEVER AND AGUE
le in all its variovs types, permanently cure
without injury 10 the system, by the use OF
J. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills ms toi
ic preparation never has been equaled. 1t ne
er fails. Try it, and be satisfied that ague CT
be cured.
le Agents-A. Gilbert, and Chambers 4 So
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Ian
Moscow; Amos Merriie. Pedee +. Shawo'
Cedar Bluffs.
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FRuIr IN IowA.--Mr. A. Safely pr e
scented US last week with a specimen OF
fruit raised By HIM at 81. Julien in this
county. Six Of these apples weighed Ave
and three fourth pounds.
Mr.. Safely has about thirty bushels this
year-his orchard having been planted
about four or five years. Iowa will ulti
mate.y become one bf the largest fruit
growing state in the Union.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

Epigram.
On an ottoman seat, by the chandelier
light, -.
Sat young Snups and romantic Miss
Clara;
And he told her 10 love her was all his
delight,
And Oh! how he wanted TO marry.
Said she I don't b'lieve the first word thai
you say,
So why do you keep such a yarn'ng'
He replied, thought yarn wo'd be In de-
mand,
For there's hole in your stocking
needs darming. ..
RENIDINE.
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Boundfor SaLtRiyeI

INHE Undersigned being about To escort the
L eoIonizatieHists aF the aad5e stream is de.
sirous Of aisposiag Of al his effects in this ouuty
consisting of Lands, horses, furniture, tenements'
wagons, town lots buggies, barns, lumber har.
ness, dc, de-. among which is the undivided /,
Of qrs. in sec Is, tp79, rgl; south west sec
II, T. 81 re 2-l60 acrs; north east sec IL. tn
50, re s-ieo acres; and south west / sec q, To
81, rg loo acres, this piece is all broken and
good water upon 1t.
Beng determined 10 sell out bag and baggage,
will disposes Of the above on Reasonable Term
Or cash or on time. E0rPurchasers will apply
soon, a. Che expedition viii DEPART in a fewweek.
n3If CHARLES SWEYfANn
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A JUVENILE ELopEMGsr.-W We un.
ders,and that somebody's boy and some
other ones girl, very green looking and
evidently in the midst OF their teens, put
I'D at the Wins House the other evening.
After luxuriating day or two in style
matrimonial, the hard hearted owner oil
.he horse and buggy came and TOOK away
his property, leaving the young 'uns who
had borrowed them for ride four or FIVE
miles. TO find their way home as best they
might.
The Aorefals he'll from Fort Madison,
and should be cared for.-Vatiey Wing.
f1- We notice that kock Island is to be
,;ahtsc BY gas. The pipes to conduct it to the
l,.ner hsue arrived III The City.
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10 1l3 P03lQ9,
ROCHESTER, ROPE FERRY

Having thoroughly overhauled and repair.
IL ed my Boats, and made extensive ir prove.
.asats en- the same, and as everything about the
ferry is now in first rate order, am prepared
to cross persons and property over Cedar River
at all stages Of water, and al all hours day or
night, with a. much dispatch and at as low rate.
~ any ferry on the river. Thankful for the lib
efai patronage heretofore bestowed the Roches
and liberality to me-;:: : continuance OF the
same.
tV My motto is that no man shall 20 avar
dissatisfied. N. G. SWANK, Proprieto
Rochester, March II. 1854. nbtm3
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She is Thine.


She il thine-the words is spoken.
Hand In hand and heart to heart!
Though oil other ties are broken.
Time these bonds shall never part.
Thou hast taken her in gladness,,
From the affairs holy shrinc;-
Oh, remember in her sadness,
She is thins and only thine.
In % fair temple, never
Ought Of i'll can hope to come,
Good will strive, and striving, ever
Make 30 pure shrine its home.
Each the others love possessing,
Say, what care shall c'ond this crow
She will be to thee blessing,
And shield be thou to her.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

RAILROAD CONVENTION. A conven
ton Of the railroad men of Ohio has been
called a, the suggestion of John Brough,
Esq, TO be held a. Columbus during the
presen. month, TO take into consideration
the propriety Of establishing a tariff Of
prices for ireigh. and passage at higher
standard than at presen. used, and to dis.
cuss other matters OF interest to the vari-
Gus roads.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

Il Furr.--An exchange paper Says
az customer called to day to say that
his wife accidentally dropped a little Of
your celebrated hair oil on her entry
tloor las, night, and this morning discov'
cred splendid hair mat in the entry
A fact like this speaks volumes. i
laaes indeed. i . l A I
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Fever aud Ague can be Cured.
4 Sni N willis Tonic NIsxfsscn ,r,

II do tie business up at once. Over one
nlnirei aud fifty bottles has been sold in this
place, AID wherever used according to direc-
lions the most perfect success has been tile re-
suit. Price 81 90 per bottle
- A full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, large
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syrnns, &c, &C., by
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton, Nov. 2,ls53. nj
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AIIsTIN PARSONS.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
vrrOIrIp take this opportunity OF returning
w ri. thanks to the citizens of Upton and
vicinity. for past favors and patronage and - e
;nsarm hem that he is still pushing along the
.hoye business in this place andis now located
o,,er Shaw & Bagleys store in tho room former
lv accupied by W. H. Tuthill a. Law Ohss
Where he keeps constantly on hand -
harness, Bridles, Collars, &c.
and all other articles pertaining to his business
which can be had ready made or nads 70 ~
Ter. Give him call. Gs v
linton. Nov. 26th, 1853. n3 U. IL.
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Medicated Inhalation---A New
Method. -...

A most wonderful discovery has recently
been made by DIR. Curtis, Tor the cure OF asthma,
consumption, bron chitis, coughs, colds aud all
lang complaints, by metca,ed inha lation. DIR.
CURTis, HyGEANA, or INHALING HYGEAN VA
poR aud CHEsRy SYRUP, has accomplished the
most wonderful cures of asthma and consimp-
ton in the city Of New York and vicinity for a
Jew months past, ever known to man. 1t is
producing an Impression on diseases of the lungs
never before witnessed by the medical profess
sion. (See certificates in the hands Of agents. }
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
the linen, without the least Inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient to evaporate
the fluid-supplying tie lungs constantly with a
healing and agreeable vapor, passing into all The
air-cels and passages Of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached by any other medicine
Here is case OF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

All stiff clays are benefited by fall
aud winter plowings. bu. should never be
plowed when wet.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEM.
Fall and Winter stock just recs:s.i fam
OSTON.

FRIEND & CULBERTSON,
Embrace this OPT srtInity of return ng their
thanks to this libes ii and stnerous :: mmu ,iiy
for past favors and patron age, and 70 irf D n
their customers and the "rest Of mankind" t6a'
they are still on hand at their establishment in
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CED.7R j FIFTH STREETS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and st. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS OF
& FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
PRINTS.
.Herremac, Coeheco Alien &. Son
Philips, Fail Riper, Globe.
Orange, &c.
coTroS GOODS.
Sheetings, Shirtings, Osnaburghs, and
all kinds of goods for men
and boys wear.
LorHs.
American and French Twilled Cloths,
american and French Bread Cic.hs,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and twilled.
.f.MERIC.9.F C.fSSI.NERES,
Plain and fancy.
T"EED9.
Plain and colored.
SATTlNETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, Sc,
RIBBONS,
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINHS.
EVER AND .AGUE.

THE University Of Free Medicine and
L Popular Knowledge chartered BY the State Of
Pennsylvania, April 18th, 1883, mainly 70 arrssr
the evils Of spurious nostrums; also u supply tbs
public with reliable RENE here ths best medi
cal advisers cannot or will not bs employed. hsy.
ing purchased the invaluable remedy RowASps
Toxic MIXTURE, the first and only kaewa Zoe
twenty years, as the certain cure for Fever anu
Ague. and its kindred complaints, confidently
recommend ito the afflicted. The above ins,iiu~
titution likewise recommend for bowsl complaints
8owAxD's COMPOUND sYRrP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT,
and in due time viii furnish its own remedy for
every disease that can be safely treated IN this
way. by order Of the Trustees.
JlAiN Y. ROWLAND, n. D.
President OF the University, and the head Of
the Pharmaceutical department. Home dispexsa
tory and offce, No. Gs Arch A., philadelphia
T. w. CARR, agt. Philadelphia; "a c. l. cnAa-
RERs, Upton. ns5.ly
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THORNS MILL.

THOR.NS MILL. =
TORONTO, CLINTON CO, IOWA.
THIS is one Of the largest and best construc-
ted Water Mills in the State. Custom grind-
ing done at all times.
E The Proprietor is fitting up Cara :
n1 Machine. and will, in the spring, b
prepared to do business. ,,o,~
Toronto, Clinton county. Iowa
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY
s'NO trOuble 20 show Goods.
Iron !!

THE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly or
i hand large and complete assortment oil
Iron aud steel. Also Nail. and ALI oth.r art;
cles OF Hardware.
nov .26n3 SHAW BACIRy