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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-18
The Best FemaIc Medicine known.

Tux peculiar malalee to which females are subject com
manly produce great bodily exhaustion accompanied by
depressed and ocn gloomy OF mind. As the system
DECLINES in strength. there Is loss Of nervous power and
this very naturally mpairs the energy OF the mind and ds-
who has sferr, from female complaints viii admit this 10 be
the nournul truth Now, obtain relief II II only neectsa-
ry Il, stop the tend .ncy depletion and debility This
done by renewing that fnan Of health and strength uie
BLOOD and no medicine accompshs this desirable result
so speedily nn complete "Dr Guysotts Improved Exuaes
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla."
Ladies' Of pale complexion and consnnpve habits. and
such ~ dcbilaied by those "btrstons which females
ure liable t are restored BY the Of bottle ,mo, TO
bloom aud tO vigOr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-18
" D. w
Hardware & Cutlery Store,
HAMBURG, Oct. 26, 1853.

~ d. w
Hardware & Cutlery Store,
FENIIE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received their
IL Fall Stock Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Consisting Of Anvils, Vices, Bellows Smiths Ham
mcrs, Screw Plates, Stock and Dies, Horse Shoe
Nails, Rasps, Files, Hand and CUT Al and all other
kind Of SAWS.
500 dozen of all kinds Of Locks.
500 " " Knives.
300 pair Pirtos of all kinds.
100 Guns, Colts Revolvcrs, Aliens do.
Wagon Chains Castings, Hinges, Screws, House
Furnishing Gonds, and everything else CONNECTED
with Hardware House.
"A LSO-
Corn Shears, Straw Cutters, Mills, the genuine
Collins Axes, Adzcs, 1latchets and all kinds Edge
Tools.
We would respectfully solicit share of patron
age, and anything sold by lis will be warranted Of
The best manufacture.
MULLARKEY & OAKhlAN.
A few doors above Insurance Bank, Augusta Ga.
Sept. 2S 1853. 6m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-18
Notice
Notice.

NOCHCC.
DERSONS indebted to the Assigned Estate of
K John Lyon will please take notice that their
Accounts and Notes are in the hands Of w. W.
Adams fov collection. Those who arc desirous OF
saving cost will call Immediately.
8. F. GOODE, Assignee.
Inn / IT 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-18
Grocerie ]!

Gr0Ce cries.!
SO IIIIDS. SUGAR, Also SO Barrels STEW
ARTS do.
200 Bags COFFEE,
25 Hhds. MOLASSES,
200 Coils ROPE, SOME very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGING,
80 Whole, Half and Quarter Bbls No 3, No /.
and Mess MACKEREL, also Kits,
And we would ALSO state" that we have a fine
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bedstcads, Chairs, Saddles, Osnaburgs Stripes,
Iron, Nails: Oils, White Lead Shot, Bur Lead,
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &C., &c, &C.,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro
Gerry Store. j. SlBLEY & SON. s
Hamburg, Nov IA, If A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-18
RENIoHTED IGNORANCE,

AS cULPABLE AS INEXcUSADLE
How long shall this ignorance prevail so produce
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the nfe
and mother be ignorant Of the nature character and
causes Of the various womb and sexual complaints,
embittering her dGys by suffering suffering often
prolonged to years, eyentuating in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurablc! Shall
we for over close our eyes to the results Of physo-
logical science by which we may arrive Mt m
understanding Of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER. i.
No husband or ,rift need be ignorant of ,riat
conca'ds them Most TO knop TO secure their health
and happiness. That knotrledgc is contained tn
little iUork entitled
THE MARRIED wOMAE's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR. 4. NJ. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.
One Handredm Edition. lsmO, pp. $50. Price so Crns
ION FINE rArER, EXTRA uINDISo, 81 00.l
First published in lsi7 andit is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering That EVERY FEMALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, cnn here
acquire n full knowledge OF the mn
tTre, character nnd causes OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold It is mpracticable to con
vey fully the various subjects treated of, ns they
arc of o nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT By MAIL within the last few
months.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Election Returns.

The Cincinnati Gazette OF the l2th says
tina. the Anti Nebraska majority in OHIO
is about FlrrY TnousArp and "more
likely to cxceedihat number tllaa tall be-
low IT,"
In P,nnsylyanin Pollock, the Wing
candidate for Governor, is undoubtedly
Eelrc,ed and BY heavy majority The
pi,tsburg Post Of the llth says THE
returns up 10 this hour Indicate that "we
have met the enemy and--we are theirs.
The thing is in a pretty bad mix, and
may turn on, much better; but noswlth'
standing, We would no. advise sangu'n'
Democrats to bet very high on blgier
] The rest. Of our State ticket j. elected.
In Indiana the Anti-Nebraska maJor''!
is very large. In every county there y
a Wing gain; in several, the return
from which We have seen, that gain Il
each is over one thousand. ., ...-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
From the Iopa Farn'r.
Female Equestrians at the
State Fair.

The following communication was IN
tended for the September number Of the
"Iowa Farmer" bu, was rot received
until that number was IN the hands Of
the binder. That it may obtain as early
and extensive publicity as possible. We
publish it in the newspapers of this city
with the request that other papers in the
State friendly TO The aims Of the Society
will publish it.
For a perfect understanding Of the
reason. that have drawn forth this liberal
premium from Col. Clageu, it is proper
to say tin, young lady Of this vicinity
who is both q reader and contributor to
the "Farm.r" enquired in the Angus
No. how it happened tina, willis. preni-
ums were awarded by the State Societie,
in Indiana, Ohio and elsewhere, for Tx
best female horsomanship, none were oil
Tered to BE- given in this State. Co.
CAge,, assigns the reason why /, wa
not done by the State Society, aud yer.
literally takes the burden of their hands
His generosity and public spirit canno
be too highly commended.
/ We hear of young ladies who are al
ready putting themselves and their horse
in training for the contest. Editors 0
The Iora Farmer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
From The Chicago Democrat


The most Of our election returns are from
Wing sources. and Of course are somewhat
overwrousht But we have gi enough &c
make certain the sta eneht that Ohio, Pennsyl-
ania, and Indiana have gone as every other
free State has gone since the repeal Of the Ms
sourI Compromise.
But what care slave hollers, slave dealers
aud slave spectators for this? They have got
the right to take slaves to the new territories
ar thew have NJ other care for the Democrat
&c party Than the extension Ut slavery
Orr Illinois cleo, ION is seon t, CONF off, and
our new test men still thiuk j, best to fail wisi
the repea! Of the Missouri Compromise and the
defeat Of the Harbor and River bill, rather
than run with the old Baltimore Platform.
In Ohio, the Wings and fusionists claim t,
have elected every rember Of Congress
The same in Indiana. In the Michigan City
District. largely Democ ATTIC, the old membc
DR. Eddy, who went with Judge Dou,,as e.
opening tfe slavery agitation, the Wing ca
ddate is elected by 2,500
In Pennsylvania, Gov. Bigler is defeated, an,
l Uut one DstHJLfaNI WI III HdS OSeH eiec
I Ell. ~ Far as heard from
/ Iskiag Judge Douglas course as the Demo
crate pl-'torn. .bont what year Of our Lor
will he b. sworn int, The Presidential chair
sr5 WHO are atoli,ioais,sl All wi,
are opposed TO the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise. -Xate Registe..
Who are aboitlonstsl All who So
tia. the Douglas Kansas Nebraska bi
does not legislate slavery into those ter
itories.--Riehmond Enquirer.
The Registers definition makes abol
,ionis,s OF neatly oil the democrats in ,h
Slater the Enquirer's definition include
all the lest, not excepting the Regist.
and Chicago Times. Great year thi
for abolitionists. Mus Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
a,o,s,, Fart. A few weeks since


nc,i,,on was circulated in the towho' i''
,o,. Mass. to have the schoo! comm'''ee
remove the Bible from the public schoo,s'
The petition, Of course, was got up oy viz
Roman Catholics, directed by a preis'.
Tic movement, resulted in the expulsion
of The sacred volume from the SCHOOLS
Among those who signed the petition
we're Oliver Ames & Sons, the wen
known proprictors of.ke shovel ",h''a
tory in that village. These gen''e'nn. =.
seeing large number Of names On 'As
nal er, and being assured that the MAJOR
nv Of the voters in the town were ~ "
favor. affixed their signature. "A lev
DAYS afterwards the firm received "'''
to their surprise and Indignation say
the Boston Bee, large box containing
some three hundred weapo.1s' cohS'' 'I
of muske,s, pistols and swords "."''
were probably intended lor the use Oh IN
Irish in their employ.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
The Way with Tyrants.

Gen. Bravo, the distinguished Mexi-
can general is dead. and suspicious are
entertained that he was poisoned by or
der oil Santa Anna.
The Bo'etn Official charges that he
was assass nated by Santa Anna's sur
ceon, whom he had lei, with him Tor that
purpose. The Boleiin states That Bravo,
after thirty four years Of actual service,
had retired to his country seat, near Chill
panstego, and that Santa Anna, unable
to pursuade him to take the command Of
a brigade against his old friend and COM
panion, Alvarez. he delivered him to the
care OF medical man on whom he could
reply for the execution OF his black de.
sign. Whether Braves age or the said
scheme be the true reason Tor his dccease
is question no. easily settled. Bur
Gag.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
The Elections.

Although the returns come in slowly
from Pennsylvania. Ohio and lud'ana'
sufficient i. received to know that the
Wings hlve carried those States by very
large majori,ies.
In Pennsylvania. those counties wlnch
in 1851 gave a whig majority Of 1885,
now give Wing majority OF 22,779.
The foIlswing members Of Congress are
elected in their respective districts:
l. Thomas B. Florence, Nebraska
dem, reelected. #. .#
/. Job r, Tyson, Wing and native.
3. YIN. Millward. wing and native.
J. Croome, native.
Z. S. c. Bradshaw, wing, probably.
II. w. l.. Le:ven,, democrat.
II. H. NJ. Fuller, whig.
Is. Asa Parker, democrat, reelected
| IA. G. A. Grow, anti. Nebraska dem
| ocrat. ...... 49,. .s..
Is. Lemuel Todd, whig and native.
The Cleveland Piaindealer, Demo
cratic paper, 'rejoices' over the genera
rcsa!. BY asserting that the Democrat
.nis,ook the day OF election!
The Chicago Tribune says, we have
received sufficient returns from Penn
sylsauia, to show tina, II wings, s anti
i Nebraska, and 3 Nebraska democrat
are elected to Co.. gress. The maj"ri,
on popular vote will be about "a ,Oo0-
no, less, certainly
The same authority says in regard
Ohio Not single Nebraskai,c is cleo
ted to Congress. The delegation stand
unbroken on this subject. and nearl
unanimous. Republican majority on pol
ular vote, 81. 900
In respect 10 Indiana its returns a.
, equally cheering, it says An unbroke
anti Nebrasks delcga ion is elected
Congress. Majority on popular vo,
lS,OOO.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21


The election of one Democrat 10 eous r,e'
i, pennsylvania is corceded--that Of eol' ,io'
-cnce i The first district. There are p,ooal
NV others. u. they have not yet been he"''
from. No from
3 scattering returns continue 70 feaeh US IRON a
ohis, Pennsylvania and indiana )" ..,ntea
the majority against the Democracy unos.,,
by thousands. In the former Is ,'r e..
that nineteen Of the twenty one 0,ds
aressmen will be nsi-Nebraska. o'I hv
IS defeated in the Columbus a's' w NJ =.
from / 500 10 2,Oo6 and all the anu y. 70.
braska candidates that were up 'o' ~
election. r ,,s ,o,l
saws that en,i. Nebraska majority IN o .r
IL nhou, Sc, 600 and more likely 70 eA
ceed, that number than fall below H.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Fso,'s FABLE Of the Fox whose tai

Esop's Fable of the Fox whose Tall
was Gu. off in sieliA'p coaxlng the rest
Of the little Foxes to go through the same
shortening operation is re-enac''ng !"
Iowa.
Dodge & Co., who have been chpt by
the Nebraska concern, are very anxious
and un,iring in their efforts to induce the
Democracy Of Iowa 10 lest the Pieasan
effects of the tame dead TALL.
The wiley Fox said i, was tie newes
fashion and was call the go" in ioreigI
parts; and Dodge says its the grand Den
ocra,ic principle Of popular sovereignty
and bound 10 carry al the north as II al
ready las all the South. -keokns Hhlg
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

MEaIrED PRoMorIos.-Mr. Burr
Porter, young man OF high respecta-
bili,y, OF Newark, New Jersey. OF roman.
tic mind, conceived fancy Of joining the
Turkish service at the opening OF the
present war, he therefore went TO New
York cay, sought Col. -, and put himself
under his instruction, He was instructed
in infantry and light artillery tactics for
titled himself with high testimonials oil
character, and set out for the Turkish
headquarters; was at once appointed
captain Of artillery, the grade he sonsh''
Some time since he distinguished himself
III a mos, gallant affair, in saving tow
from being sacked by the enemy Tor
which he was promptly made colonel
Well done young Porter: he is bound t'
be general before the conclusion OF thu
war, If he is suffered to wear his head OF
his shoulders TO its conclusion.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Know-Nothing Victory IN
eA TIA Sale. a

u.ra.s;yed On last evening, > private se'e'
u.,nh;c ai,p.seh 7 ON La salle, informing y
that the KNOB No!hings hase carried "e ean
,.r election. d that ely by resen'y- we na'0'.
~ La salic is "a place which has Always "
10 the rresent time, be, noted Tor Ns ''O''
y.ency to foreign rule. us aay " :
has arr;,ed.--Chicogo Tribune.
The Cons,an'inopie correspondent q -.
New york journal u Commerce VIM. I'm
civilization is rapidly gaining among ~. ~,
and that in twenty years we may ''e a's ~.
u,urping the place OF the crescent NOV NC Ia,
!, an empty symbol, but also in the very "'"1'
nj h.,rt. Of 4 now fraatic.l people.
The usual charge for seeing the nasuf'
Al ,silre in Virginia has been hhn ,s
a(ty cents. The proprietor says "rre !.
sum;pr INA, Tins regulation has oeeh :,
sx;s,ence sufficiently long To have ceco'n'
gene rally known, have Determines !,
raise the rricc Of admi'sance 70 one ao'
lar" Good reasoning!
K,xs.s-SLAvEnoLpERs GivisG :, .
~ correspondent. olthe Lou'svlii
democrat, Who has beer recently 'rave'
Dsg through Kansas write. s'; s,eh fro,
Independence, Missouri, in winch 7"
says: r., "a. ,,hc,he
there we're any abolit- onisss II hahsa
Territory or not. The truth IS .nas ms" sa
are grea, many. There have pee :,
several companies Of Nof'hetn lAen -
r,,ed here IN the last few weeks-mah
Of whom are men oi considerable eao''a
i, Among these are many cxcel'em lnee''u
;.s farmers, Sc. understand from III
chef of one OF the companies, that 'he'
J is abou, one Thousand OF the same so'
Oh O. their way out. How true II IS | a q,
b not able to say. /! was though, q, u
3 beginning stal Kansas would nndono's.
r. /. a slave State, but from appeaia'
ces, il will be smposs. bic.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

INTERESTING TO BAaBEas. 1t is said
that gentleman in one Of the large towns
Of England, whose face rather exceeded
the ordinary dimension, was waited on
By barber every day for twenty
years, without coming to settlement
The barber, thinking j, about time to
settle presented his bill, in which he
charged penny a day, amounting in MI
to f3l lSs 81. The gentleman. supro-
sing that he was charged too much, re-
fused to pay the amount; but agreed e
the proposal Of the barber to pay at Tie
rate .: f2oO an acre. The premise.
were accordingly measured, and the sha
nas bai was increased TO f73 s, 81.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Awful Calamity
TWENTY THREE LIVESLOSJ!!

DEraolr, October Q.
T.. X. Collins, from the Saul for Cleve.
land left this city last night between 10
aud II O'Clock. About midnight the hoa
~as discoveries be on fire a little below
ard near the liglt louse THE mouth OF
MaMcn, and uear tho light at thc mouth
Of the river. Before the boat could lie
got ashore, she was completely tnvcloP'
ed IN flames. and % persons persisted C..
Their in the fumes or water. 4
LIST or PASSWORDS M,ss,Sc. Dbl
bic, somewhere from the State nl New
York; Samuel Pow:l, Of Cleveland; Law.
renee Whalen, do Thomas Cook. Pitts
burgh railroad agent, Cleveland; Mrs.
McNeily, wife or waiter. Mrs. Wal,rous
and child, AsLtaLula, body recovered;
colored man from Virginia. a
CREw MisstSe.-Charles Adams, bar.
Der; John McFeily, waiter; John Den.
mis-, do; John Frink, do; Sohn Halstcad
head do; Lyman Post, bar-kecpcr; Mrs
Fanny Lewis, cabin maid; Samuel Brown
fireman; Smith, waiter; David Corbc,,
deck sweep; WIN. Conner. porter; Law.
renee Whalen, assistant porter; wheel.
man, named Joseph; Tom Darnely, fire
man; Charles S,aIley, PA, Brapson, Thorn
as Henryhau, Pa, Grinlan, fireman; Nc
afee, barber; Samuel BolIs, head cook
j. NJ. Brown, second cook; VIM. Cuddy
carpenter; another carpenter, name un
known.
PAssESGEas eAvED.-A. r. Rogers
AshtabuIa, Ohio; A. X. Carey, Gran,
Rapids. Michigan; J. D. Patterson
Wsstficld,. Chautauque. Co., N. Y; Geo
w. Farr, BecksviIle, Ohio; B. +. Dubois
Philadelphia, Hilledson, Vermillion, o
hio; o. Worts, Dalton. Ohio; EIwar
Powers, Cleveland; Bernard Mcdonnell
Detroit; Miss Laneagwi,h. Asht. bulls
Mrs. Cook, Cleveland; Mr.. Lewis Nor
ris and lady, Ann Harbor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Iowa CoLLEaE. This instu,ion now
in operation a, Davenport, has purchased
ten acres OF ground q. "a cost OF $500 per
acle ION an eimncnca north Of ITS pies,nl
,uaiion," and designs erecting larger
and better buildings than tho,e NJ o;
cupied. --I owa Reporter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
W AsHiseroS, OF. =.

The statement that the British Consul.
al BIewfeidz, has notified The people Of
San Juan thal they must not expect British
interference against the United States, j:
fully confirmed.
The revived rumor that Soulc is abou,
10 return home is not credited.
Mr.. Buchanan return from London
q, the expiration Of two years service j.
ransiierri =eaiei
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

ep- On Sunday last, Mt Pleasant ,
Iowa, was visited by storm Of wind sini.
lar to the one tia, pissed over this place
in July last, The College building being
erected IN that toxin and yet unroo'cd,
was partly blown down and damaged 70
the amount OF $4,000, while the injury to
the County Poor lIouse is estimated at
Sl5D0. - Oar. Ga-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

tg Physicians rarely take medicine
LAWYERS seldom 60 to law, and ministers
steer clear OF other parsol.s, churches
rdrors however, read all the papers
thew can &c, hold Of. Enough said.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
A Ragg ID -spo.ogy.

Reader, count the columns OF on: ra-
per. So certain as you are born the
middle is OH one side, and there are six
columns on one side, and seven on the
other just abou, like prolific crop Of FL
ancns ycIcpt "goatec" we behea veg
c,a,ng. on a young D'Orsays" chin the
other day, consisting of seven milk and
mouse co!ored hairs on one side, and six
ditto on the other. He was putting his
best foo, forward, and so are we. The
scarcity of rags is the cause of it with us.
We do all we can to keep up our paper;
bu, in this our ability does not keep pace
with our will. rags have riz," and
print paper cannot be had-nei,her fear,
favor, affection, nor the hope OF reward
can obtain it. Unless we can obtain it,
our race is about run. Next week We
expec, to have only six columns; week
after, a half sheet, and the succeeding
week, issue hand bill as the finale Of
the advertiser, and rs significant Of the
comparative size Of tina. end Of the horn
which we emerge from.
The Moline Mills have. been out Of re.
pair. Mr.. Burnett, Of Musca,ine, order.
cd from keokuk, but no paper coulc
tbc had there. He then sent to Chicago
but none could be spared from the city,
II was all impcratively demanded for cit,
use. Thus no paper can be had--a cri
sis is approaching to publishers and bool
manufactu ers-,lcy are all panic strick
en-rags. rags! is the cry-save you
rags or YOU can have no newspaper --ev
: crv store in the country will buy them -
We have sen, 10 Rock Island and Dav
export for paper, and went to Musca,in
ourself, but could &c, none neither 70
love nor money, hence, we issue leT
sided sheet. ".
We are just now in "peck Of ha
bushels" in ,rouble-only six weeks NOR
will complete our year, and no paper
be had. We don't like to '.fizzle out,
but what shall we do7 Let every bod
save rags and by and by paper can
had. We have commenced this kind
!, economy by putting BY all our old -
male envelopes" for paper rags. W
did offer oursell to the rag man, but
said we were Justly entitled TO the sobr
q,et Of rags bu. wouldn'. make paper
ihings must change rags mus, be ha
I, paper must be had, or we are "knosl
!, ed to tie other side Of Jordan"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Several years ago gentleman from
the South went into the office Of the spirit
Of the Times, in New York, and subscr-
bed for ''lundrcd years. and paid in
odrancc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

The Emperor Of Russia has instructed
Prince Gortschakof. at Vienna, to in
quire If Austria intends to dispute hi.
right to the Principnliiies a question a.
hin to the famous one PIT hv his ambas.
sador in London and Paris, when III.
Black Sea fleets ordered his ships back
to Sebastopol, and carried arms and rein.
forcemen's to the Turks in Asia. wheth.
er they intended anything offensivc1
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Hoss.-From the marke, renor, &c Il.
Louisville Journal, Of the Sd, we notice
the following remark:
The yield Of the corn and tobacco cron.
1,'n remains matter Of speculation
As the former exercises d rrea, ;,,Ansn..
on Tue provision market, the price Of hogs
may serve ass criterion in some degree
mere y no question that the exci,elnen,
prevalent some weeks ago by cxageera.
yea reports has died of, and prices hav,
aee''neo. hogs have been offered =,
ron 70 . l.ac ne, for December del;y.
Ety. 'na . - i The very highes, ask.
ing Tats. Vs.