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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A BaAvE A.ExIcAs "A letter
writer In the Home Journal thus deg
critics terrible fre-ea.er Of American
production, now serving the Turkish
army:
There IS, a, Gailipoli a youag man
from New York, in the Turkish army.
who excites good deal Of attention. -
He fights entirely on his own hook, il
always TO he seen ia the tnickess Of the
melee, aud is as brave as iIoa. b.,
advancing or retrea.Ing, he always fas
pecullar-tramp-- when
he never varies, whatever may De the
style OF march around hin, ard he Ia.
often been seen in the very hottest ol tne
fight, 10 stop deliberatiy. tighten bis
cravat, take off his hat and arrange IN
hair. which is very beautiful, and ttssg.
so TO work against the Russians. Ore
OF his friends, who has Just come iron.
e'alllpoll, was telling me about i, y~s-sr.
day. lie says the Turk. ara ys-y
enthusiastic aban. him"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

VrLocrrY or W,SD.-professor S,od.
dard ia lecture recently delivered upon
the hurricane in Knox county Ohio, stated
that in one town a grove Of oak trees was
almos, blown down. The trunk of one
of these trees was about three fee. in
diameter. Assuming, however, its diam.
eter to be bu, two and half iees, force
$4,000 pounds would be required 10
break IT, The surface OF the tree exposed
10 the action of the wind was about 1000
feet, which would give pressure by the
wind Of l47 pounds per square foot, or
a velocity of no. less than III miles per
hour, which is nearly one-iourth the initial
velocity of a cannon bail
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Having noticed tina, curran, bushes may
Is well be made trees as shrubs, con-
clude TO tell you how hav. seen i, done
In the spring of 1891 my father COM
menced garden, and among other things
Sc, cuttings for currant bushes. I,de,er-
mined to experiment on one of those cut
tings; and as soon as it grew, pinched
of all the leaves except the top ,uit.
which ! let grow. The cutting was abaul
fourteen inches long, and DUNG the SUM-
mer the sprou. from this grew ten inches.
The next spring pinched off all the
leaves to abou, half way up the firs, year $
growth, SO as 10 leave the loves. limbs
about two feet from the ground. L,
branched well and became a handsome
little dwarf tree. When i, came to bear
ifal!, ]: -as more productive than any
other bush in the garden and the fruit
larger. II was less infested with spiders
and other insects; hens could no, pick
of the fruit. and grass and weeds were
more easily KEEP, from the roots and was
an ornament instead of blemish. Now
would propose that curran. cuttings be
Set IN rows abou, four or fy. feet apar,
each way, let them be long and s,raga,
ones. and trained into rees.-.N.ch.
Farmsr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

TAx,ss TEE Bank Off. A raw down
easter was recently h.rei BY a cabinet.
maker IN this city, ard, like a true Yam.
kee, managed to pass for more than be
was worth. One day the proprietor
sho sed him a very pretty mahogany We
neered bureau. and told him to smooth il
of, as the purchaser would call in the
course OF the morning. Shortly after
wards Johnny Raw made his appearance
In the warehouse. well, John, have
you made tina, bureau shine welll" well,
Iguess i! don't look bad; bu, twas tarnal
job. though, and | took the fore.plane and
peeled the darned bark all off ont"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

$500 - AGu1ean - 0G104
4 soSaWa1nso 4001e 1elxt1ros vtlI
Ia "A ~ Hnoiseas Up q esee. Over oae
IsnsreS g ny Asts,ss ~ ~. ~ = -
49,. aaA sAereves ussA according = 9psae>
s;@sa - most pesfrst success has bssa IL re-
suat. Price o. % yes SettIs. go
- A fsll supply kept soaasatiy q 49,
lirect from The Maaufsctursss. Also, Iarke
assor4nlnt % Dssgs, Wediste1s, mus Cs0eH
Asdlc.ses, syssPa nsx a. = r.~. :
Tpesn, Nov. i4,1oSss ~e M ! "a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

TaE NEBRAsxA BILL.-The New
Orleans Bulletin. denying tina, the mea.
sure is popular or demanded by the
South. says:
1--WE believe tina. we are perfectly safe
IN saying. that we represent, edi,orially
more planters than all the Washington
papers pu, together, and we have We, to
NEE, one who does no, look upon the in.
PRODUCTION OF the Nebraska bill as ILL
timed, ill-advised and inludicioas. if no.
positively wrong.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Wc.x,..S,r rHx Axr,-Lrsras Law
Friday, Arg. IL 1854
Our new liquor law has now been N ep-
er,,ica nearly tso weeks. ans . gaining
friends epery day. Every bar N the city.
ard from all accounts. In the State, Is
closed the hotels Dos aceepsed. Before
the new law went into operation liquors
were sold in the rnoss open manner; bar
rooms we're - Be seen In sill parts oil the
civ, and DRUNKEN men RagTsriay through
,he srees was 10 uneoEuDoo s9hG -
Nov 1. i changed Ths nigaes aie
vsssed oaies!s. anc lie saseh-housR WITH
oas occupants. The hcsrl heesefs - =
general Thing. although obliged - COO.
form to the Law, do il reluctantly: and
there are others, OF course, who use TIE
article, tina, find much fault with the law.
but, as general thing, II is gaming
friends among all classes Of our citizens,
and. in my opinion, those who lock for
ward 10 its repeal next spring. viii Ind
themselves entirely mistaken. II the Law
is as rigidly enforced or rather as inn
plici,ly obeyed-ior the remainder OF the
year as j, has been for the past two weeks.
we shall see vet stronger marks OF its
effec, upon society. Already the change
is very grea, in the aspec, OF our lead.
ing hotels, especially in the evening. -
Heretofore, large numbers Of young men
have congregated in the evening at our
firs.-class hotels, spending their time and
money in relating stale Jokes and drink
ing worse liquors but now tina, there is
nothing lef, bu, the Jokes they wisely keep
away.-Co-. NJ Y. Trib.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

"What benefit will Japan be to u.s." said Mrs
Partngon, as the question fell on her auricuIar
drum, Tom the lips IT tie doubter. She stood
still. At the end Of the question. like a note of
interrog .tion, ard removed the cover from her
box looking intentiy at the buffet in the corner
where the tea caddy was ami the China cups,
and the little plaster figure Of parrot with
very green feathers and red eyes and yellow
beak. Look at that" said she, taking down
the tea caddy. as she spoks, ~ have had that
caddy eight and forty years, ard where do you
think il would be now without the Japan Il
would have been more like wat Il q now
than gypsum darkness is ike the monday SUM-
OF course Japan III be a benefit" Il was Al
ns~erable thing. The d,ubter was sbasiied
and rehecfvey cut notch in one of Mrs Par
ungton's ehairs. Heavens and earth,u ex-
claimed she. what has been into it2 angul "
worms. as I'm living sinner, Isaac" SAID She
calling the boy from experiment he was
making in harnesslng bumb.e-bee in the gar
den.' d. YOU saos any thing abou, this?' Ike
looked al it, and then At the anger that irrad.a
ted the specs. afes,n replied be bra.eiy. IL
took il tother day when I went fishing. and
forgot to wash il out.s The confession saved
him. Msr p.'s M mentaYy anger sG5sid.d, lik.
a wave aiotg The .hsre, and he boz wen, again
b. his experiment in the garden.-- Bostos Poss.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Nalo Hn1RSeCe y psapassaseA q sDfsl
II ereslIeuee. = oeAi6asJ Aiassles, inei0p
Ia ehelero. - shGgt. III Ill 60 . 81 prseerop
tn 6 d aiasg3ss ,fssslaoea, 4 is.~ inassi.
mabls value. During the prevalence Of eps'
demic cholera and summer eomPlaints o. ehil'
lren. Il i peculiarly s6sseiousj ~ tsasay .
individual should be without II. La.
rCAur,oH.-Bs cure 70 81 the Esnssns
s,sescs, which - prsparsd enly b. 4. Bsews,
q his Drag and Chemical Store, n. =: Cor
nsr q Fifth sad Chestnut eareets, Ph.ssdei-
mia, end Tor sals By ~ the rsspeetable APoth'
ecaries in the United States, ard ~ 1ipto0 y
4. GILBERT, Agsns for Cedar county, Isws'
where ean b bad dragb nedieias, iaesy ast'.
cles, &C., large asesstnsnt. ssd q sewes'
pr,ees. nj Tpton, Nov. Il, 1863.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

" ossr.1 =; =, b geed: Day By day new
eAee1y ess <onaiasslly AsvsIosea. III, af.s.
- ~ hsMsr e easil O eon,r ADDICTION, io.'
nat Il r ndkiliahDs h he cprs 81 iii Tnnoa'
Usleess, oseSs, 1sssA Tssten, Piles. Scrof,'
d, E,Mpsia1 Chiltisias, Sesid Head Ss' Sos.
eyss.o ni:sy. C.0sp, Rhunatisn, Broken Breast,
AgUs u ne Face, Corps, &c. Il comnls,sIr
rs0seves The Insensible Perspirstion. IND W.
shs .ssas opess theee avenues BY which N..
ture intsalG4 . sxpA: The morbid matter Of ~.
body-thus . ths system cleansed, the bloos
paries1, sad ths hessA sestossd. Il has new-
e. g easss % exierns; Sorss, Serofulous Hu-
morn, Ska Diseasea. an6 poisonous Woaa.
e discharge their putrid matter, and then he.i
them. "
II 10 rightly termed all-healing, for Their. !.
scssessy diseese. external or inte,n.i. ,h,, i,
villnet bsasGe. Il hes been used for the lac,
fourteen ysass for al diseases Of he cb"s,
Consumption and Liver, involving the u,mo.,
daoxes end responsibility, aad not in one ca,.
has y failed 10 benskt when the patient wa,
within the reseh Of mortal means.
- Fes ssls IN ripteu, BY A. Gilbert, aren,
Tor Cedar eouniv, lava. nl-ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Ia The Boston Chronicle tries i,se

Ia The Boston Chronicle tries itself
on weather paragraphs. Hear it:
The weather for the past few days
has been positively hot, comparatively
hot, supsrla,ively hot, day and night -
Hot. hotter, hottest, mos. hottest. Hot
ten.o.. Hotsen.ot.er, Ho,,en,o,test. Hot.
,ento,tisimus, Ho,,en,o,tisimus, plus one,
Ho,.en.o.,isimus, plus one hundred ho,
as an oven-hos As two ovens-hot as
-, ". give j; up"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
BOundfor SaltRiyer

THE Iader.ig Bed icing about " escort the
i eoson,zstaenasts ~ tine acov. stream 10 de-
ssross ~ 6is,oslng ~ Al nis eses in this county
consisting 0f IsDes horse- surBi,nre teae me q ~
ssgsns- sosn b9ts. taggaes. nsrls, lumber bar
nss. r. a. saseng which il tbs undivided /;
- 4..- III 80 le tnTt sgf sonth west 1 see
10, ~ - ~ L-i9a serx: noytn east SEC IL ~
~, RI .--gsA aeres. and s0uth ives; see 70 ~
I'll ~ 4--a1s Aeres, tAls pxeee ~ al bToksu and
y1sS ws<f spos x
ksins GsssrfGsn.s " eel oct. bag and bxggags
-. ssy@s@s ~ TIC 3boss O. reasonable terms
TOR ea21 t8fas ~ Purchaser will apply
sSSE 90 sx,se11ss.4se. ri 2eres4 - fes.sxks
ART CHARLES swETIAhD
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Poem on Tobacco.


= AAseA 0Gnz3 A scofc1 0anesxAs % n
xAD9 c4Nfc1S.
rAis lndiAn SssA not witAefsd qessA
Though srcsa q noon cut down q night
Show thy decay;
Al! fesh = hay;
Thus think and smoke tch6ooo.
Tho pipe 80 lily white and weak,
Doth thus thy mortal state b<spesk;
Thou art even such,
Gone with touch;
Thus think, and smoke tobacco
AMI when the smoke aacends on high.
See thou in that the vanity
OF worldly stuff.
Gone with pun,
Thus think, and smoke Tobacco.
And when the pipe grows foal within.
Think on thy soul defled With sin,
For then the Ere
1t doth require:
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
Thou sees. the ashes cast away.
And to myself thou mays, say.
That to the dust
Return thou must
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Coon FauIr WITHOUT GRArrISe.--ln
every perfectly ripe apple, it is observed
in an English publication abou, twenty
years ago, there will be found one or two
perfectly .ound seeds. the others having
one or more fa,,ed sides. The round
ones will produce the improved fruit, and
the IA, ones Will produce the crab
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
3ttms.

In biographical sketch OF lately
deceased Professor, we are told that she
held his chair for nearly fifty years.
This is evidently mistake. for it mus,
be obvious. tina, instead Of the Professor
ha wing held his chair for half a century.
his chair mus, have held him.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Iowa banks banks Of rich ,l--rare-
" dishonor the drafts made upon them.
From all parts Of the State there comes
cheering reports Of an abundan. harvest.
l, is the prevailing impression among the
farmers Of this country tina, the grain
crop never was better.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

sAS- The society Of Shakers Q Leba.
non, Ohio, have recently impof,nd val.
liable collection Of short.h horned Durham
cattle. comprising six young bulls from
eight months to two years old and ten
cows and heifers. They are from the
extensive herd Of James Douglas, Esq
OF Athelstaneford, East Lothian. Sco,.
iond, and cost from forty to two hundred
guineas each. The whole COS, includino
the expense Of getting them gu, was abor
So5,OOO. This is the third large ,mpor.
,st;cn into Ohio this season.
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AQritultural.
How TO know the age Of q Horse

How TO know the age Of . Horse.
The col. is born with twelve grinders.
When four .front-.ee.h have made their
appearance, the col, is twelve days old
and when the next four come. forth, j, is
four weeks old. When the corner teeth
appear, the col. is sigh. months, and,
when the latter have attained to the
helgh, Of the frons-,ee,h. it is one year
old. The two year old col, has the ksr.
mel (.he dark substance in the middle OF
the too.h's crown )ground out OF all the
fyont-;ee,h. In the third year the mid III
front.tee.h are being shifted; and when
three years old, these are substituted by
the Aorss-teeth. The mex, four teeth are
shifted ia the fourth year. and the corner.
teeth 10 the fifth. A. six years the kernel
is worn on. Of the lower miId'e 'front.'
teeth, aed the bridLe-tee,h have no, at.
tanned their full growth. A, seven years
. hook has been formed on the corner.
teeth OF the upper jaw; the kernd Of the
teeth mex. to the miiile fronts is worn
out, and the brnie-tee,h begins to wear
of. At eigh, years Of age. the k<rne! is
worn on. OF all the iopey froni.tee.h, and
begin to decrease in the middle upper
Tnsts. In the ninth year, the xrs<i has
wholly disappeared from the upper mid
de front-tee,h, the hook on the corner.
teeth has increased iii size, and The bri.
dls.teeth lose their points. In the tenth
year the kernel is worn out OF the teeth
next TO the middle fronts OF the upper
jaw; and in the eleventh year. the kernel
has entirely vanished from the corner.
teeth OF the same jaw. A,tweIye years
old, the crorn of all the froat-teeth in
tae lower jaw. has become ,rians llar.
and The ,ridle-teeth are much worn down.
As tee horse advaness 10 age the gum
shrlass away from the teeth, which. coc-
sequen,'y, receives long, narrow sp-
pearance, and their kernels have become
me.amorphosed into darkish point, grey
hairs increase in the forehead, over the
eyes, and the chin assumes the form Of
al angle.-Practical Farmer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Sam-Julius, whar dad you &c. that
coa,l
julius Down dare 10 Push's.
Eam-Whar's datl
julius Little ways down in Braule
street, whar it says Push" on de door -
I pushed and wen, in. |, said "Pull" on
de odder side pulled dis coat, and ran
out.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

To Whoever will a ,ply
o'ntmen, made of unpowder, birthstone
and common grease, behind the neck OF
bis lambs, will be sure 10 have them pre-
served from all kinds OF vermin. Tia.
quantity necessary TO be used is 50 small
that sA-penny worth is sufficient 10
dress upwards Of one hundred lambs
C0mMerciaL
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A country schoolmss,er began one morning,
the datie' Of the day With prayer, as usual, bu I
after prayer he went up and asked little boy
why he hadn't shut bis eyes during the prayer
when the bow sharply responded, +" We are in
structed in the Bible 10 watch a. we'll ~
prav."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINEa
FEVER AND .AGUE

THE University Of Free Medicine and
i Popular KaowledgA eAasssrsd BY W 6taas Of
Psnasylvssia. April 29tA. 1854 mainly - arrest
the evils Of spurious nostrans; also 70 supply u
cal advisers cannot or will not b employed, hav.
ing purchased ~ invaluable remedy, RovAxD's
TonIc Nixfuas, the 1rst and only known fsr
twenty years, = The certain cure Tor Fever s1d
Age, and - kindred conplaintA confidently
recommend u 20 the afhicted. The shove insttta-
titn.ion likewise recommend for bspsl cs~p,st.ss
sowASDs COMPOUND synur o. DLAcxSsaHy
aOOT,
and il due time win furnish ~ own remedy for
every diseaGe that can be safely treated II this
way. By ofde. Of the Trustees
JOHN r. ROWLAND, Z D.,
President Of TIE University, and the hsaA d
tory and once, No. So Arch st., PhiladelpAiA
Z w. cAaR, agt PhiladelphiA; =. {. L c1An.
Bsns, Upton. n35.ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A PaAyER.-A Divine, once praying,
said, 40 Lord, give US neither poverty
nor riches, and after pausing solemnly
a moment, added. especially poverty :"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

RHY0ICIANs n,

0
.sse skialaI and eel.
eofsaSd, Ceussstos,
99nst N la~, Jsdees
81 great celebracy On
me bench, Minister,
=! Ne 0sepel, Msr.
esaAts aud those Of
every station, name,
I'D degree among mar
kiAd, -ail Of WHOM
without one disse u,ins
Aha .
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

HONEY IN THE Cur.-The Boston
Post says: There are thirteen thousand
manageable girls now in the factories a,
Lowell 1t is pleasant TO know in tins
world Of misery, tia, there are thirteen
thousand men Yet to be made happy. "a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A TirLE.-A paper gives the follow
ing as the bes, title TO 10. in San Fran.
cisco:
"A shanty. and yourself in it, with a
revolver. If the title needs confirmation,
blow somebody's brains out"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Job " ork.

or ALI. K'NrS NEATLY FXECUrED.
BLANK DEED1,
SoNDa A0aT0AGss sUDP0MsAS Exncvftons.
MOTIFS, &C,
printud 70 order, and kept on hand Il al times,
for sale. We are now prepared 70 do al kinds Of
Plain aaa Fancy Printing
TO order and on REASONABLE terms.
WELLS SPtCER,
ditop snA Proprtetoe
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

IT u remarkable fact that thousands have
: been brought to premature grave BY neglec-
tnE to take some good and efficient medicine in
tios = arrest the course Of disease. II is
slso . startling truth that thousands have been
hsraided to IN untimeiy grave by the use OF
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore see
lng the necessity Of some good and efficien. med
icins, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices Of conPstent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has bssn isdacsd 70 offer his MANA
LUXE LlNiMENr, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS 70 he public. These medicines are COM
pounded strictly honest and from medicines Of
v,5y'n purity, being warranted a. purely vege,-
AOy0D0 easo rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
Ache, hsed ache, pains in the back ,sde or breast
sesis. ring bo0ss, pimples, diarrhea, have been
cured ~ ths last year. Also numerous case. OF
swssay, ga!ds, aspiints, 6stula, big heed. big
eeoolo, poll evil, sprai0s, glanders bolts, chol-
ica yellow watsr, &c. Thousands who have been
e.sctsd with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ssns, d.ssasee Of the skin, jau,.dice, nervous
Pams Of al kinds, bilious affections, costive'
49,, female affections, &C., have been restores
to perfect health BY the use OF Gilnore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
ana premature badness prevented by the use Of
y NtIGoooAou 6B8II 1OukC. AH1s
osa:11l es0einalien psevents the hair from
Is.ang on promotes it. growth, and renders II
80 ' AGENTS WANTED
n every town throughout the United States
ger u sale Of T. ]. Mckinny's Celestial Balm,
e unsqualsd remedy Tor cholera, dysenteiy,
0srshea, hux, cholic, and al pains in the bow
POISON.
4. J. MeKinny's Worm Medicine contains
10 poison and . warranted purely vegetable
Ini: preparation has expelled worms OF al
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep.
sfsuons Ct great repute failed.
FEVER AND ACUE.
= N. ~ lts varioss types, permanently cured.
T'! g injury 70 the system, by the use Of 7.
!. AcKinny's Fever and Agus pills. This ton
e preparation nsves has been eoualsd. II nev.
- cured.
ASeats--A. Gilbert, and ChamAsrs Son,
.LaPloni n. Baker, Rochester j. Henry Lang,
noscowj Amos Mssrills. PsAss; L. ShswbsT,
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VIEW YORK UV7OE
lN0 Or NO q COMPANY
IA ME ~ 00GA nNnV


Psthss1AL oE1sCBL NO. U.s. $50 ApwAY, uRw ross,
AND JOuksrowN, rev YOkx
nlO COMPANY 10 now doing
lssgs and sase business, and has acquired
Ile.Anoa q paying Ill losses promptly and with
oes delay. The nadeFsigssd. - sgsn, Tor he in.
s0sotaen. u prepared 70 insure against Losses by
tire, on very favorable terms.
WELLS sPiCER, Agent
once at the Court House. Tiptou. Iowa
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Green Reaper.
GA ASS GUTTER

The xu bsC u Der having bssn appointed
L 81 Agent for the sale Of t.Creen's Grad
Prairie Grass Cutter and Harvester, ;" 10 ready to
receive orders for the same. Green's Reaper
Is warranted to do good work, cutting both
e ain and grass.
ALso--patte~'s celebrated Cultivator. end 4
variety Of other Agricultural implements for
sAie by THOMAS VIM.
SpringdaIe, Cedar Co, june Il. Il
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THE rV1kkotGNLL keep Constantly On
nsts sasEs ait .pmpses< assortment %
s1s ssH s.aea kasv heiss eAc al other ART.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRY,
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Hos. IL 1 70 west sEHEcA ST., suvrALoN. ,.
y. Lyman Proprietor.
HAVING recently enlarged and improved his
IL Foundry-now occupying two large four
story b1iidingA and added many new styles to
his assortment Of Book, Job and ornamental Tyne.
Bordera Rsles, Scripts, &c. would respectfully
call the attention Of printers and publishers 10
his establishment Enjoying ample facilities for
executing orders Of any magnitude, be hopes
~ promptnesA 70 merit . continuance OF the
hvoss heretofore bestowed upon him. believing
70 De 70 The interest Of printers IN the west
and Canada, TO make their purch bases here
AT NEW YORK PRICES,
hereby saving the expense and inconveaiesee
Of transportation.
HOE I cos CELEBRATED PRESSES
always on hand or furnished at short notice, q
manufacturers prices. nsl6m
AUSTIN PARSONS.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER
MOULD take this opportunity Of returni,e
" his thanks 70 the citizens Of Upton and
vieAry, Tor psse fasors and patronage and 10
'nssrm than hat b . still pushing along tie
aeeve business in this place and % now located
" occapied BY W. H. Tsthill q . Law OGce
WHARF b. keeps constantly On hand
0arnssss DsiAles, CollaPs. &c.
and Al stasr Articles pertaining 70 his busine..
which en- = bad ready made Or made 10 g.
lss. Give him call.
nptoa, Nov. 18th, 1853. M U.