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The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
j. HI. CCGHILL & co.

ETAvE REMOVED to the new and comno-
4 Il dons brick store, No 1877, Front street
one door north of Jackson. where they offer, al
the lowest market rites. their large and fresh
stock of GROCERIES &. PROFESSIONS.
Feb. {. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
sDYsgNaSVggAVOREAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the un-
L Y dersigned having filed his account current
and vouchers therefor. will the first day OF
the February tenn of the Probate Court Tor
Shasta county, proceed TO make fnal settlement
on the estate of James Emmett, deceased. late
of said county JOHN d. JONES,
Administrator SAID estate.
Shasta, CAL Feb Is. 1854,
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

Ey- At the last accounts the Washington
Monument had attained height of | 4S feet.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
GARDEN SEEDS.

A LARGE and full assortment of fresh Long
"a Island Garden Seeds, just receivcd-thiay
tags from Ner York by Express. s.--Llkewise, On
ION Sei,s Garden Peas. Seed Corn. Glover Seed,
&c. Sc. all of the growth OF 1888. for sale by
the subscriber
Also-Ragtlware. Groceries. Clothing, Provi-
snns. Mining Touls Rubber Boots, and every
thing as usual. cheap tor cash
A. l.. DOWNER.
Shasta City, Jan. lf-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
DISEASES OF TEEE EVE AND
RHEUMATISM.

DR.. Dill, VI. D., from at. Louis, EEO.,
M EMBER OF THE PARISIAN AND Ger
Ifs man Medical Societies, having visited the
principal schools and hospitals of Europe ex-
pressly to study under the most celebrated Oc-
culists the continent, as Sichel OF Paris
.Juengken of Berlin. and others. that most diff
cult and delicate branch of profession. dis
of the eye, takes pleasure in informing the
public that he has located himself at San Fran
cisco, where he will treat any case that may
present itself Patients need no longer go to
the Atlantic States to be treated for bad cases.
Dr. Dill speaks English, German, French, Span
ish. &c.
Office corner of David and Jackson streets
Letters addressed to P. r. Dill, NJ. D., San Fran
cisco, promptly answered. DR.. d. cures the
worst cases of Rheumatism in two weeks, or
makes charge.
gTThe poor attended gratis.
Feb. lS. S53.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

ARREST OF FiLLiBusTKRs Colonel Henry p.
Watkins and Captain George r. Davidson, who
arrived some time ago from Lower California,
were arrested ia San Francisco by the L. States
Deputy Marshal to answer to the charge Of
treason.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
NOTICE.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il isting between J. E. Church, of the town of
Weaverville. in Trinity county, and w. A. Mix,
of Red Bluffs, in Shasta county. merchants do
ing business ia the of Church g. Mix, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
TNHE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
Il i'll the name of
MIX, BENNETT d. CO.,
who have full powers to settle the business OF
the old firm of Church 81 Mix, pay all debts OF
The same, and collect all outstanding accounts.
MIX, BENNETT & co.
Dec 81 1853. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
RARLEy.B BARLEY.

900 BAGS OF BARLEY, in lots to suit, for
sale low. Apply to J. g. DOLL.
Shasta Nov. -. II
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Bv DR.. A. S. Wright.

DEPOr FOR THE RECEPTION OF GOLD
~ Dust for the United States Mint
The miner is hereby informed. That the Mint
will be IN op ration IN very short time, and
DR.. Wright is now fully prepared To secure and
receipt for all reuiiiances made for coinage.
DR.. Wright VIII, when required. make liberal
advances on reniilances ct gold dust, at one
nnd half per cent. per month interest; and vii
also allow The same rate of interest when the
fi,nds remain the time required f'r the
coinage. \. S. WRIGHT.
Match 4. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
NOTICE,

DOCTOR BENZ. SHURTLEFF AND J. R.
~ Gilbert are my authorised agents to trans
ect business for nle during my absence from
California. A. S. BALDWIN.
Shasta, Sept. 26, 1853. oil 6m
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
DISSOLUTION CopARrNERsslp.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
" Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Moody s. Wood, is this
day, by mutual consent dissolved, and all of the
business of the late firm will be transacted by
j. S. Z. Bass. MOODY 81 WOOD.
Nov. Goth, 1853. do IT,
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NO He'

Z HAVE APPOINTED J. M. RHODES MY
IL duly authorized agent for the transaction of
my business during my absence to the Allan
tic States. J. G. DOLL.
Shasta Nov. 26, 1858. d3tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between E. l.. Harrington and
VIM D. OIendorf, under ihe style of Harrington
& Olendorf was dissolved by mutual consent on
he 30ih nf December, 1853. G.. l.. Harrington
is authorised to settle all business of the firm.
G. L. HARRINGTON,
Feb. l. If w. ID. OLENDORF.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
HOGS. HoGS,.

20 HOGS WANTED. at the 81. Mary
> DSB Market Shasra, for which the highest
market price will be paid.
". JACKSON BERRY.
Shasta. Feb. IL. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
r. q IN ID !.

A "SLUNG SHOT" The owner may OBJ
[ n taiu possession of the same by calling al
his Office and paying for this notice.
Jan. %. 1891.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Steamship Texas has arrived q, this,
port with adyices from Vera Cruz 10 Sth
INST, and corresponding dates from the
City Of Mexico.
The news is Of highly interesting
nature. The revolution at Acapulco was
still IN progress, and 1t was rulnolcd tina,
an engagement, had occurred between
the troops Of Santa Anna and Alvarez.
in which the latter was victorious,
AT the City Of Mexico the ramor was
no, generally credited.
A report was also current that the u.
). sloop OIL war Portsmouth had arrived
at Acapulco, aud finding the fort under
blockade. threatened to force the same,
on the ground that Santa Anna had es-
tabilshed i, without frs, warning foreign
powers Of ms lntension.
1t has been announced that the French
government had disasoued the cxpedi>
ton To Sonora.
The brig Two Ladies had not arrived
At Vera Cruz, from New York, on tho
'sth. She was then. As days out. Fears
We're then entertained thai she was lost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
Later nv the Atlautjs,

The Atlantic arrived at New York,
Nav Is, with liverpool dates 70 May 3d.
II is authentic tina, Odessa was bonn
barded ten hans by allied fleets, part of
the .i,y laid in ruins, and four gun for
tresses dismant!ed.
Three Russian. and Austrian, merchant
ships were burnt ia the harbor, thee
british homtafrling steamers badly dam
aged, and the attempt OF British 1900
men tatrd. "a
The Russian feet came out Of Sebas-
tapol during the fight aud threatened the
allied feet BIZ, retired without battle.
The details of the bombardnlsif not
yet received.
Russians have completely evacuated
Lesser Wallaeha. s5 4 Il
The Russians back wing now rests on
Aluta river, with head quarters at Buch-
Arrest, therefore the interest oil the cam
paign is again concentrated on opera
ions below Nicopolis.
The Turks have come ont OF kala!at
and are occupying all towns In the track
OF the Russians. 81 g1)
The Russians are besicging Siles,ra
and would assault about May LIST.
Allied troops idle.
The Greek Instruction unchanged.
Nothing from Asia.
France has ordered ell Russian con-
suls 10 leave. .... s..s.... ..~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

OF all individuals that inhahlt the
earth, the slanderer should be the most
avoided and despised. No class OF per-
sens deserve more justly the oens''re'
;,yect,vcs and maled,ctions Of an en-
,lightened community than this class o.
beings. The one who seeks to enter he
social or domestic circle, and there oy
his own evil imaginations and the base
ness and corruption OF his heart, 10 break
up the tenderness and the ties that h1n'
a band Of friends OF n family together
deserves the bittcrest denunciations'
To DO ever engaged III the low, tr'tilng
slang Of a village or country IS a as
grace, a stigma, blot, on the history o.
any community OF people. II should be
the aim OF village society as well as
all others. 70 elevate the tone OF CONVEX
sation. and not to be continually dealing
on, gossip and slang with hbcraltongues
Better be dunn and mute as the rocks Tor
ever, than to be participating in the do
mcs,ic concerns Of family, and lriVilous
chat of village. Has all that is noble
in mans nature become sodegraded and
depraved that the highest object OF his
ambition is 10 blacken and delame the
character OF his fellows! Has every
theme which should engage the minds oil
every American been exhausted! Have
American and English Blographcrs,
Historians, Poets and Philosophers writ
ten nothing worthy TO engage and interest
the mind! Has nature opened no field
OF thought, for contemplation z Il would
really seem from the libellous and Sian.
derous lips of many tina, books had long
since been laid away; and the respect
for the feelings OF individuals no longer
regarded. AYE, from the malice AMI
envy of some, "the grave Is no hiding
place and house OF mourning no saHctu.
AIRY !"
Ii is lamentahle fact, that in all small
towns this evil exists TO too great an ex'
tent. A hin, 20 the wise and those wht
have fallen into 4 dangerous practice Is
sufficient.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

DAGUERREAN Messrs. ID. M.
s e. c. Gown, Daguerrean artists, an
nounee tia. they will be happy 10 gee
their numerous friends and aequalntances
in their chr, III lie Court House square,
where they are prepared 70 lake daFaer-
reotypcs in he latest anl most improved
style. Give them call soon, as their
stay here viii ~ short.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cHILnRrx BIT
Trs--A HEARTLEss Mas.--Thr Western
,Nu Yorker gives the following accoun,
vi sad occurrence in the town OF Ripley
IN Chautauqne county: We learn from
private source that Mr.. Wells, resi-
ding In the town o, Ripley, had child
IL months old bitten by rabid dog one
day last week, which caused her death
shortly after. Also two other children,
the names 81 whom we have not learned,
were immediately taken 10 Buffalo for
medical assistance. The particulars OF
the affair, as near as We can learn, ore
as follows: Il appears that on day or
Two previous, a man came along with a
dog which NJ. Wells wished to purchase,
tsu the owner then refused 10 part with
Ian. IL proce eded en- ms Journey bu;
i >hor. distance, before the animal was
attacked b another dog, evidently rahld.
aut bitten severely. The owner seeing
itis, md fearing tia, he should De com
PEELED 10 part with las log without any
enumeration whatever, Immediately re-
sarned 10 the house o. SAID Wells, and
concluded 10 par with the dog. Mr..
Wells seemed to take particular fancy
10 tic animal, and without hesltatlng
moment pad ior the dog, aud permitted
INN 10 run at liberty through the mouse.
A fcw days Afterwards the dog showed
symptoms OF hylroPAohia, and while in
ia, Lit one OF TIC Children. In few
days tic eIuIl began TO show symptoms
II tie lisca sc Is biting its oHn arms in
: horrible manner, leaving the bone al
AMOS, destitute oil flesh, and died in a
mort time T.as sad affair led Nj ".
% believe tina, he had madc rather Il
dear largaln, and instantly proceeded 10
destroy INC log lest he mIght ID further
damage, but did not succeed i'll killing
the aniinai until he had bitten Two other
nlldien. We understand that the lo.-
mer owner ot i.e dog has bcen arrested,
but have no, learned li.e particulars Of
,he trial.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Three fadians .Huderei BY Company
Of Eaigra,lis, great Excitement d.
siong tie Indians.
On Saturday las, three Indians visited
@ caap si emigrants, and being some
what intoxicated from the effects OF spir.
It's tina, had been sold them by the whites.
so, INTO a s1uahblc IN which there was a
rhnch between The parties, and the lndi-
ans were expelled. The company soon
raised the hue and cry that thp Indians
had made an attempt TO murder and rob
them. 4 company Of 40 or so mounted
and well armed men were soon in pur.
suit OF them. Oac Of the Indians was
riding pony whilst two were walking
one OF which was shot down like hunt.
I'll wolf; the other leaped upon the pony.
and they rode forward with all possible
speed, bat We're oye.tnkcn by the blood
hounds, vino fred shower OF lead at
them. Two were killed dead on the
spot, and stripped Of their guns and appa-
,atus, which together with the pony was
secured and carried off ,riumphantly TO
the camp by the assaiiants. The third
was carried over the river last nigh, in a
dying state, and is doubtless gone to the
Hunting Ground ere this.
We lave seldom heard OF more das.
tardly or cold blooded murder. I, has
aroused the indignation no. only OF the
Indians bat oil all our citizens az far as
we have heard an expression. The COM
rany was from Illinois, and crossed the
riyer to-day. They will doubtless NEE,
with difficulty, but are not deserving OF
the least pity, and we sincerely hope for
their punishment. II there be any fault
III the conduct Of the Indians i, must prop
eriy be ascribed to the manner in which
they are governed and controlled under
our government.
We hear tina, the people here were
~ the eve Of arresting or Lynehing them
hut they have flown over the river and
may ye, get their just deserts.
ANOTHER MURDER.-As we GO 10
press, We learn that an Indian is lying
dead by the roadside between this city
and Cartervilie. Murdered, doubtless.
by some reckless emigrant who is as
careless IN regard to his own safety in
passing through the Indian country as he
Is OF the safety oil others.
We shall expect TO see the Indian
aren, use means for the arres, of the
r,arderers, that they may he punished as
ttieir crimes deserve. Report informs
Us that ssirmish has taken place over
tire river, III which 8 or 10 Indians were
l.iled.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
IPahlishet by Request ]
Nhig Meeting.

A meeting Of the Wings ol Cedar 20
will he held ., the court house, IN Upton,
on Sa turaay. the Sd day oil June PROF.
a, . O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose OF aP-
poin,inc delega.es 10 attend the Congress
sional Convention at Iowa CITY, 10 oe
held on Thursday, the 9Th oil June, 1901
Also, 10 select delegates 10 act with 'hose
from Scot, and Clinton counties, IN 'he
nomination of a Senator and foaf'nG
REPRESENTATIVE for the district
Aud, also, to take into consideration
the propricty OF nominating suitable
person to he supported a, the ensuing
election as Representative to the next
General Assembly Of the State OF
Iowa.
In view OF the importance Of the Au-
gust election, it is hoped that The several
townships will be fully represented at the
meeting, in order that ly unity OF action
the will of the people may be known and
fully expressed at the ballot box, IN op'
position 10 the selfish designs 81 aspiring
demagogues, aud in perpetua.lon OF the
patriotic principles OF our revolutionary
ancestors, the Wings Of rs.
BY order of the Cen. Committee.
VIM. ii. TUrHIi.L, Chairman.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
JEsxY LIsD IcLIrsED. From stat

JEsHY LIsD IcLIrSED.--fTO rom state
rncnts made in European papers, We are
Informed tia, neg wonder has sprung
~ IN Stockholm, IL So eden. IL the shape
OF a singer, whose voice is more extra
ordinary ,ltan Jenny Lind. She has
taken the people Of her native city ny
storm. ana se, iheia frantic from excite
m,n,, |, is said that sic las ~ enrap-
t4red her hearers by her singing, that
the musicians u ncr orchestra frequent
y frre, themselves and stsf. licr
mas. j. I..ehelet.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
aaetial..

Mossrs LusE s. LoDas still continue
nightly TO give away their goods to the
citizens OF Upton and vicinity, or least,
they are disposing OF them a, very redu-
oed prices. They purchase their goods
a, such rates tia, they can afford TO give
every man q bargain tia. calls a. their
auction stand. in the room formerly occu-
pied by I,Ir. DANIELS as Stove 4 Tin
Store. The Auctioneer viii be on tic
box this morning at 10 o'clock, also al ,
Z. NJ, and z. in the evening.
He is determined TO sell you goods and
give you bargains if you will only favor
him with your presence.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

II any person can give any ln'orma-
ton in regard TO Mr.. JOHN sHETH-
Frs. OF Morrow county, Ohio, who is
supposed to have LEFT Lasalle county ILL.,,
in the month of October last, for this
town, (Tipton,) and has not been heard
from by his friends since. Any iniorma-
ton as to his Whereabouts, will be thank
fully received at this office.
Upton, May 2lst, 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Cedar
dar county, held at the Court House on
the 18th inst, the following named gen.
,lenen were chosen delegates to the Sem
atorai convention, to be held at Spring
Rock, Clinton county, on Thursday, the
18th of June next, to wit: Charles SWEET
land, WIN. II. Hinlman, Wells Splcer,
Aretus Crane, and Thomas Robinson.
The persons whose names are here CIV
en-, VIM. X. Knott, G. c. Dodge, John Il.
Huff, VIM. v. Denslow, and James Me-
Galley, were appointed delegates who
are TO meet al the same time and place,
as above mentioned, to place in nonina-
ton a candidate for floating Representa-
tive for the counties Of Scott, Clinton and
Cedar
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
Washington, May Is.

Senate met al noon, on motion, In con-
slderation OF resolution III favor Of III
ereaslng compensation now 10 Daily
Globe Tor reporting debates in Senate.
end authorizing the Sentinel To copy the
same at the remuneration OF 81 80 pcS
column, was resumed.
housE-At,er usual opening business.
Speaker presented 4 communication from
Secretary Of State, transmitting copies
Of correspondence which had passed be-
tween United States and England. with
regard TO rights OF neutrals on the exist
ing war between Russia and Turkey
House then went into Committee on the
Nebraska bill. Mr.. Banks proceeded TO
address the House IN opposition to the
till.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
VIM. ii. TUrHli.L, Chairman.


rsETCoi. Fremont's expedition has
been attended thus far with no very great
advantageous results, one Of his men
having died with cold and hunger. A
correspondent, in the Philadelphia Even
ing Bulletin, briefly states the result -
The party after enduring every priva,ion,
have retraced their steps, and arrived
at Salt Lake City in dreadful condition,
having lived forty days on horse flesh,
and FOR the las, for,y-eight hours had been
without food of any kind.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
r~sy There is nothing in the relations

E~I There IS nothing III the relations
telHeen newspaper editors and couipos-
llars wnlcil Is more preluilclal 10 tn.
lr.er, than ior the former 10 write So
,i,ln.y that the latter can read every
g.JIi without rcicrcnee 10 It's relative go
-l.loa IL sentence. Let the eoHpositor
1.nl At necessary to Get bold o. the edit
o. chan et IDEAS tprorlding always
tha, here IL such ehap. and h. will
.Htef Into tie spirit "a 1t, ard probably
Oh he aile - TtlU.e he editors arga-
r-clte, rs Franklin dii. Otherwise he
ap, u ,:.se ii. words one Il 4 time,
lie comes 0 taem. AIT busy MS mud
sa -ofn,n mag else. There IS nothing
rise hal nanus apt 70 improve compost
fcs IN tie exastac o. lheu logical 5oa-
tntscne S, auI ps4parc them 10 60 their
: u edIting when they establish news
u cls Oh tier owl hook. l., Us have
- mole wl,t,us schools. = BnVal9 D4iy
Iepaahc
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
Nebraska FIJI Passed.

We have just time to announce before
going to press, tina, the Nebraska bill
has passed the House, on Monday, by
vote of ll3 for the measure, 10 100
apaiusi IL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

f1y~ The National Intelligencer pub
fishes an extract from a "mcrchant OF
the highes, intelligence and Standing in
England" who propheslcs in this wise
ii your government can keep quiet,
so as not 10 check confidence In United
States securities by any threatened war,
capital will flow to your side so as to en-
able the Americans to finish their most
importan. railways and the country will
prosper beyond all former example,
The Cuba affair has already checked the
demand for American stocks and bonds.
Capitalists are sensitive in regard to any
warlIkc demonstration on your side.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

1ouSG AMERicA.-A little fellow a.
bout tiye years old run across Vine street,
near Sixth, yesterday, and IN his course
ran between the tore legs OF horse,
which was rapidly passing along. Prot.
Edwards, WHO saw the occurrence, ran
ana snatched the boy, surprising he was
injured IN the attempt. But the boy,
unhun, Pertly enculaied "I.et Llm keep
his hoise ot.t 81 iny way what do |
care. - Gao ti4tsali Gaeete
Smart boy, that. There IS hope for
lou4, Aa4eIlca.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Rs Tie Teachers convention which
has lately been in session IN Masca-
tine, adjourned 10 meet IN Iowa City, on
the 9th Of December next How many
teachers from "Oii Cedar" participated
In the convention. VIII some one Of them
furnish rs with synopsis oi their pro
ceedlnss.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

New FRIGArEs.-TAc Washington
Star states tina, the Secretary OF the Ma
y has determined 70 build one Of the six
steam friga,es a, Boston, one a. Phlla-
deIpiia, one at New York, enc q: Wash
lng,on, and tive a, Norfolk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
Buffalo, Nav l6,

B0futO, NIdy TO.
The lOl train on Central railroad ran
INTO another train near this city. Loco
motive Dean Richmond and several cars
smashed Several persons were badly
injured one man Killed. James Lanes
burg OF Troy. had lower par, OF his body
smashed Accident caused BY The care
lessness Of men making up ireigh, train
and leaving them on the track,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
Upton, IOWA.
Notice.

There viii be temperance meeting IN The
Congregational Church, on next Friday eve
ming. June I'd; the friends OF The cause should
be in attendance and give their Influence TO Sc
cure Senators and Representa- tvcs who will
give us good aw for The suppression of this
evil
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

New ORDER OF TEMPERANCE We
understand that new order OF temper
ance has been recently organized III this
State by w. G. Hobbs OF the State OF
Iowa, under the name oil "Ablurors. =
1t is said TO be entirely moral concern,
and embraces IN its obligation, the I'M
compromising abjuration Of Alchohol, all
species Of gambling and also debauchery,
and on such terms as insures is mem
bers against apos'aey. There is no mi
tia'ion fee required, and but small
monthly due only sufficient IL Iclray the
expense Of the Lodge. Ii this isl work
Of charity aud philanthropy (Which IL
proposes to be J We wish it great success.
For information concerning this order
81 temperance, the reader is referred to
Charles p. Ellis, 207 Main street, St
Louis, also 10 4. c. CmgIan, - South
Main. Missouri Cascsde.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Es7y~ See notice for Wing Convention

in to-day's issue, to nominate delegates
TO attend the convention to be held a.
Iowa City, on the S,h OF June next. As
the time is near al hand, we hope our old
substantial and reliable wings vii! &C,
promptly.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27

Eao@ Letters from Cons,antinoplt al
Jude ID an Asiatic warrior woman
Fatimc Hanem. She has arrived a,
Constantlnople with SIX hundred horse
men az her suite. She is an old woman
Of about sixty years oil age. OIL very
wlthered appearance, and very like u
Gypsy.