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Trustees Sale.
Aug II, 40


of Chancery of Maryland, the undgrsign
ed as Trustees, will offer at Pubic Sale on
SATURDAY the Sth day Of September
next, a. Battle Swamp Tavern. all the
Real Estate whereolThomas Taylor, late
OF Cecil county. died seized, consisting;
l. OF very valuable tract Of land
near Principle Furnace, containing
l6l Acres,
DO acres Of which are in wood and tim
Der, and the residue arabic land. THIS is
one OF the most desirable pieces of prop
erty in the County. 1t s located on prin-
ciplo Creek within half a mile of Prln-
cIpio Furnace, where the stream is nav
igable, and where the P. " s, B. Rail
Road passes, 9 mile from Perryyille and
7 mics from Port Deposit The situation
Is hi-h and healthy, the SOL naturally
fertile, part hi-hIy improved and ali
susceptible OF being made very p:oduc-
tive-,te fencing good ana he improve
-.Gw ,nents OF the best quality
kssslE They consist Of large and
Sy..ttA, commolions brick Dwell
ADMINISTRATION ing House, so by 50 feet,
Two stories high, with dry cellar, a kitch-
% by IS feet. also two stories nigh
built Of port Deposit Granite, with front
and back porticoes, all covered with slate
and in good condition, large barn 40 by
30 feet with stables underneath, o large
Granaly, Corn House, a Brick Smoke
House, Coopers Shop and house suit
able for tenant or overseer, with fine
orchard of choice irul 3, including apples
peaches, pears, puns sc. and L never
failing spring of pure water.
2 OF another tract Of land a! Battle
Swamp, containing
10 ACRES,
with the various valuable improvements
| thereon consisting Of that large and COM
mutliou, Stone Tavern House Nsg=s
10 by IS feet and kitchen s;ATss;;E
IS feet square. known as the . Nsss.s flsf==;
Battle Swamp Tavern, aA-sEaH1-.aas
Brick smbIse House, Ice house, Barn
40 BY 30 feet, with shedding attached IS
by " feet, Blacksmith Shop and stone
house all in good order, with two pumps
| Of good wates, onc at the door OF The
Tavern and the orhei in the Barn yard
This has always been one oil he best pub
, lie stands for business in the Couutr, but
within few years past, owing 10 the
| destruction Of the Bridge over the Sus-
quchauna River at Conowinyo, ami other
causes, its value has greatly increased,
Along this route pass all the droyes of
Horses, Cattle and other stock which
cross the Port DEPOSIT bridge, for the
Philadelphia and New York markets and
here many ofthem stop for shelter and
food. The situation is healthy, the wa
ter pure, the ne,ghborhood agreeable and
the lard fertile.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by The
decree are as follows; one third part OF
HE purchase money in cash, and the res
ldue on creoit,of 6 and ~ mon lis with
interest from the day OF sale TO be secur-
ed by bond with sureies to BE- approved
by the Trustees.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock NJ.
JOHN G. GROOME,
OHIO SCOTT, Trustees.
@4# Daily Inquirer and daily Ledger.
Phla: Journal and Gazette, Wilmington
Village Record West Chester; Bait dali
ly Sun and daily American and Lanca.-
Ter Examiner, will copy once week
ill sale, and each send copy and bill to
Join e Groome.
Elkton, Aug. II, 1910.
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ENlNE DRESS GOODS.-A lot of nanlson
T. Six Tissues aud Barszes, Just receive
from New York and Tor sale nv
April :, ~. Bhors * Hclhtire.
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To borrow $500 or $1,000, for which
undoubted security will be given, and the
interest paid regularly. Enquire of ihc
Editor. july est.
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GRAND MASS MEETING
OF THE
SONS OF TEA, pcrance.

BY dispcnsation Of the G. d. of the State
Maryland, tho ROSE BANK DIVISION, No
", 5. Off. will bod Mass Meeting, nsar the
Brick Meeting Hou;e, on SATURDA Y the LIST
OF SEPTEMBER next. All the divisions in
tins County and those in the adjoining parts of
iennsyivana and Delaware, anticipate uniting
With us in al effort to advance tie Great And
Good wcrk. The Rev JOHN Chambers, Thos
T.. Hunt and DR.. Henry Gibbons of rhlladel-
phia; DR.. lhos. l.. Murphy G. ". p. Of Mary
land, and MIR. Christian kesncr Of Baltimore,
logether with other Distinguished frieHt Of the
Order, will address the Meeting. The Ladies,
ever foremost in good works, will present Ross
Bank Division, with splendid copy of Harp
eF's Pictorial Bible. The Rising Sun Band will
| be present, ard with the music accompar yink
other Divisions will add much 10 tho pieafures
OF the day. Dinner will be served On the ground,
under the direction of the Division and in Gne
no exe'tions will be spared, to render the uust.
ing both useful und attractive.
cordial invitation, is extern ded 10 all per-
sons Favorable to ,he Temperance cause.
Inc several Divisions Speakers. invited
guests, &c, VII" expect to unite with U.s. will
assemble at Rose Bank Hall, u, O'Clock A. NJ.
aid report 10 the Chloi Marshall. The line will
be formed precisely at 10 &C ock, N the follow
ing order, whca tho procession will move tV tbs
grove, Ia ola mile south Of the Brick Meeting
| House, when tho pio.snta zion Of he Bible. Ad-
dresses, and othc. EXERCISES Of tho day will taks
| pla &c in due form.
Order oGI'rOCesSiSa.
Aid CHIEF MARSHALL. Aid
EstSAC.
| Speakers, Rev'd Clergy and invited Guests
Oiiicers and mcmhcrs Of the Grand Division.
| Divisions OF other slates
DIVISIONS oil AiaIy land IN tie ogder Of their Ia
| sttutiun.
MUSIC.
Rose Bank Division
Cadets of Tenpcgarcs.
Members of other Temperance Associations.
| BY order Of the COMMITTEE Of Auaugemen;s
ROBERT u. PIERCE Cn,ui Marshall.
| Brick Meeting House, Aag lI-sY.
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DIR GOWAN, Dentist, is now in
Ekton where he win remain for some t,me-He
will be pleased 10 wait upon al re1uiI ing op.ra
tioa, on the festh.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BAISAlI.


Hrs cured without the least s'ls,lev Ct toubt v-,y
many OF the strongly deve. ped caste IS u-t5Gs
and iissS.G3 gHES we're never cured ~
sny oboc northumberland which So ris.iv aape-
lass, that the diseased psG pronounced nv
ply sirlans and friends u te Actually pare.
Il pseiass-s al the cleansing esl purifying 'istses
nearly as powerful md active as he TscpaiVu1n ~hJs
bRAAT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This dtlrs from filn because ti- Vusess.G SEVERAL.
orn.h rP-'rcAmIuN7 Witch ",,v,-,.ty ...p-G ~,
and arc essentially Esccssarg, to cure
co ~ & +! : &. 90 ri - ri f:7-T-i CNss
aud all disea'es OF r9monarJ nature. such d:=ae,sa
usually PROV. 81 fatal undei dl.lsy +. -i.iaht,
when they attack
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, AID Heart.
tbs E"'soe, Ao's aud uc.ys in The Lungs ara
elsewhere 'as'nnig, ctrtc',y nid ,nsy lhr PLGi-
FgiNs ENrR..T ''tS and he4is ulcers s{cfaa!y. ihs
BsLs.H "ur.s .tisr raa"4 Of CVrsh Aiid tU,yvpproa
Dt OF Tan AFTER Ill ntier r.In.r. have. ,pt!.g 4, m y,d
THOUS4NiAS GE tUNS:I MrTiNHS
and Ch,o one Co.gh. pbun'4ntly plovs ita uqt.t!a~
efficacy IN such d.so.es, ana IL eu9Jaotel ,u!ut.vs
p"wcr aud soothing healing properties W the following
complaint and discusses via. %ruins o. Bigod, hi"',
iss al ne lungs foi" ~ The S'fcst a,d $js. Nght-
H,Sca's. Hc'Oops coHp'a'n's Pqt'''iao q Ne feat',
Cbaisra nfyipt1, DgSrHssr nrd Summer LsEpisia
Ch!iiran and Adstsana 4 III
FEMALE WEikHESSES aud COMPLAINTS.
No remedy That has hcen offered TO ;isc puiiS bus
ever been haJ as certain and etcinoi n sNs7g Id
the incd.utaI e'd'asss.s and Pr.gnsysi,. 81 the SEW
ms BaANT's Put MoNARY pALsAM, II ruuE~s No otter
whether tho arrangement 10 Sylprf 'a,ssv,
or other ncsdenigi wsG@,Sss--it REGEuAIF.5 ALL,
By tsng!hesing tue syJ'n, eQ"a'.sng she orcaoi,s,
and SOOTHING ard Ai.l.AYiNG NERVOUS IEttIIA~
DlLITl. Ses FampaistS for proof
CHANGE OF tiEE.
From liz. G,rI to tho Wopos and tho woqaa 81 mid
d. age tEic ID e,di.f aud the utii.t
gradually suppressed rs TO p.erenr any OF ts s; a7s
that frequently S'iar IN c"RseTue.Se Vi sack
Change.
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L1vEEs GcNEx'lgs r. + !. ff IT j z /.
Nervous DiyeaSGs and DGrHngeMCg!s


ore a.,c"ys cr,.s by Ibis bsi--nl.
T,u3 BALsAN i. the d.s' nre'""s in the T0''ai u
soatss ari 7niet cross fr.t cGtpn 80 ,'f~p ras-
them 10 rat g.ic. aud yr' Il 'ass pat confirm orv
Uri'H iAuua~rh, rARE0pnir, ASH therefore, nsT
er inturca uiacts o. ts.-c- the brain. rrnai!onG
OF opium do Regli1 C4iSi..r will h""0lur fLTSng.
uEAIrY and itEAKrr, amt grow rapidly - the 7;o -
Ills RIi..1.
No lncthgr need mourn tn 'aE't NJ re- rai,.
BY Cholera inf,ntn,n. While ,n"'ting, Il 2 a. =
PULMONARY BALShM T." s."..a.'pE.1 !.
shout. he tor such chsps, given m -. i.-h ID" pT
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EsR E!MRI1aw.


Phiadelphia and Delaware Agricultural Society
First Premium ls4i
81 George and .lppoquinlmink; ls4i
American Institute, Silver Medal, 1874.
Franklin m,tituie, Diploma, Honorary, 1912
New Castle county (DeI.) agricultural Society,
FIRST Premium, 1885
New York STATE,
Diploma, ilIonoTary,) l8As
First fremium, ls41
REFps,ILLE, Mth,n county, Pa, July els, 1913
Me.srs, $. X VI. rsNSocs-ti emen-l
have this day ihrcshcd aud measnrr, the " h-n
grown an acre of land, one ha Ii Of which,
was dJii'ed IN with cns of yonr machines; the
oihep hal! WIS .oHn broad cast and harrow ed
IN in the usual maru,r The result Is as FOL
ioUs--Ihe half acre drilled quarter bushels oi
seed per acre broadcast 3-4 hnsass seed per
acre. shocks, measured bushels lsq's The
quality OF the ground "a>"xloty the same and
treated alike IN every particular previous to seed
ing. Difference Oh the hi II acre in favor Of the
dril l.. hn>hei. adding half hus!lci saved in
reed mnkes ) bushels on tns half acre DIR lied
more ihan on the broadcast.
You're respectfully, ABNER THOMPSON
We the undersigned were preSen. and siw the
land measured, cut the grain, and assisted in
thrcshlng the same and do hereby testify TO the
James Reed, Alexander Reed,
~. q. Morris, u. c. Miller,
Geo. Ashhy, VIM. SleeIoyi
This is pronounced by all who have tried Il to
he the best mtchjne Of the KIM ever invent ed.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining a drill are referred
to any of the following gentlemen
Major John Jones, Hon John VI. CLAYTON,
Charles Clayton, Mtj Ph,Hp Rryhold, New Ca.
tie Co. Del, Caleb Griffith. John Gale, Kent
Co, J. B.& J. a. Phillips, Byhcm, Manor;
Roy. James Mc'n'iro, S,mM B, Foard near
t;lkton, Alfred =. Rowland, Cociton; Benjamin
Sergeant, near Rising Sun.
The subscriber respectfully informs the farm.
ers Of CeclI and all others wo may meet this
notice, that he i,prepared to fill all orders for
tho above machine. Address London Grove
Fort Office, CAester county Pa.
JOSHUA P. SWAYNE.
August, lith ls4o.
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Fe1nock's
Pa,fHt Seed and Grain Planter

Ht'Ut Az "a ANN u!HiU 1 tiu!ti =
For FLa.!iHy WAH, R~, SEits, inliah Cora,
Oa!S, &c.
e NhH machine operates .slally on al kinds
IA VI and, AID is not il u'ra by coming in
| contact with rocks, roots, sc. 1t vii! PLAZA,
point rSA., and all irregHlr shaped isis, ~,.i
out sowing any par, ,wca over. ";ia s,vlng
| OF ffom 10 TO Is per cent in labor il will, with
ease Tor two hoses plant from " to II acres
per day Of Whear, Oats. Barley ,!ani otuc- small
grains; and with nna man and horse il III readi
iy plant from 10 10 30 acres pc, day If ladian
corr.
twill save from to rschs Of seed per acrs
ans yield from Is 10 20 pc, cent more than tie
sf"sd cast seeding, by distributing the gain lni
ior"iy at any desired depth, and leaving the
ridge OF Garth between the rows The ronls Of
the y"ing plant are pro.-cte;; du,ing the winter
BY the action OF the frost and ram Wondering
OF the eafth upon them, instead OF being thrown
out and exposed ~ IN BROADCAST. Ga TN. ac-
,ouht the stalk ~ stronger and less suhiec, 10
slideS anu IL not 20 ab!e TO injury by the dy.
lie farmer is frequently prevented by rain
from hhr!ouing in his grain aflor il is sosn;
winch narrowing ~ needless in seeding with ,hi.
machine, as il complete the work at once
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CGfISUERgTTTDN!
A DYING, WOMAN i'FIfSEn

We gi,0 t1,s prove tito po,esi 10 gaze !fes
y.TEi rs physician and trends. 70 he IN the Sfqses
ef Internationally GU,s;i, in tai case % far sS1y,
that .hr shryri ga" t-t'tri c1,qrs a,:a bought Fs
the ps oi tr;- and The e.Fccsg5a and
SnpI;,d proof 81 III tn. circumstances sIi facts Ne
reisr 10 PAMPHLETS.
This cure elected on Mrs Z'Ht DYKEMAE, Vt
Bil!ykun Spa, Soyof0yI Co.. y. Y. We prove be-
yOnd dO'. rs.- ,h"t dmo,i cgua'ig nu,'lrse aua
S!"-nsrojs al C".sh. aud Ccrr,wr lions CURED,
which pronounced scsralie by ski!i' .tyscians.
LIVER s5s}EEEyssE r. kfII.Es.
Soc .he OF DOe;. hsibas .. S.u7n'd, Com, ana
others.
DYSPEPSIA Pee the euro Of r. g ly,'car. mar
chant ot A'ttsa Hya'ais GO, n i and :.iy more ~
Our Pamphlets.
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
are Cared Ivy R,aai's B,'Sor withput fan
pYSghrsRY ani SuMNEE COMPLAINT
10 t.ii',trea aud ldsfS--Eni
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CnEAPEST AND MOST CuRA7EvE.
Most Eiorria ScrOfslias

Tint ever has been cured sinee the world was created
and this cured by TEE TINES LESS Of Rrsnts
Purifier. and a. LESS Cos", than case h1it A.
rsroifing and hop.'-ss was cured by TEN TINes A.
mucu sarsapara. For iul particulars, see Pamrlief
MIR. Hashn states that he had been con fined to h5
bed One Yea, and expected to live ees.2 four
h5p's longer when he commenced using the rsr.fs,
his neck eaten nearly of from 10 earn hola
WAS eaten throagh tbs Windrf-his car nearly eaten
outthe rse o. destsoy'dan Ulcer as large IS
q mans hand had nearly eaten through his side md
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Leonard, AcOtt - Co.'S
LIST OF
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The Westminster Reriew. and
Biackwood's Edinbwg .Naeazine.

The above Periodicals are re -printed in New
York, Immediately on their arrival BY the Brit
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white paper and are faithful copies OF the oris
nals-BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE being an exact
fac-simile Of the Edinburgh edition.
The price of the REPRINTS are less than one
third ct those OF the foreign copies, and while
they are equally well got up, they afford all that
Advantage to the American over Il. English
reader.
TERMS.
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For any one Of the four Reviews, $50
For any two, do SOC
For any three. do
For all four Of the Reviews,
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enclosed in letter, Post paid, directed to the
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DrlinqucntS Attrnd!
I II E L Asst CALL!

4 Ii persons indebted to me for subscription to
II the fopa Capital Reporter, advertising, &C., are
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
Justices, and others with whom their notes and ac-
counts are left for collection, to commence suits
thereon by the first of March next, unless full paw
ment, or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to that day.
Having never yet in all my buslnes stran sacions
instituted legal proceedings against any man in this
State, will deeply regret being reduced at last, to
such an alternative. But, in the cases of those
whom I have INDUCED year after year, upon fair
promises, the point is reached at which sforbear-
ance ceases to be virtue and if forced to this der
neir resort in order to secure just Dues the ac-
emulation of Costs-perhaps equal to the entire
amount of their ndebtedness-wilI be the unav old
able consequence of their own cupable neglect
Look to this, ere the day of grace be past.
The notes and accounts against persons in the vi
entities below named, are left, principally, in the
hands OF the following persons:
In Linn Benton cos. with Hosea w. GRAY, Marion
Those of Mahaska CO. with Henry Temple, Oscaloosa
&c &c Louisa &C g Saml. Warn, Wapello.
&c Sc Keokuk g ]. c. Mcconnell s. gourney
&c {" Muscatine I" D. c. Cloud, Bloomington
&C &C Clinton VIM. Leffingwell Dewitt
Those not found with either of the above named
persons, are in my hands, Remttances to me di-
rect, by mail, will be punctually credited.
A. H. PALMER.
Iowa City, Jan. II, ls49.
B. wish it distinctly understood, that no re-
spect Of persons will be shown in favor of that gene
rous O class of who only took the paper to spa
troni=e' it, not pay for it.
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THE IoWAI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

seListen to me, then, my love-"
he rejoined.
ssAs by the apple Adam lost his
paradise, SO by the orange have |
found mine. What, still mysti6ed?
All, bless all crippled old orange wo-
men, say l."
ooh, Albert ?, cried Annie, blush
ing deeply and smiling through her
tears, as She wound her arms around
the neck Of her young husband, "didst
thou see that? l was ashamed at the
time, there were so many looking at
me-but | could not help it."
"To be sure you could not help it
your hands go about such work on
their own account. Help it indeed"
X X X + 4
On the morning after the little
street incident which was the step
ping stone to the happy fortune of
Albert Morris, Miss Clara Atwood
was seated in her most graceful at
titude OH a purple velvet sofa in an
elegant parlor, awaiting call from
that self-same young gentleman
There came ring at the door and
presently servant entered bearing
a basket, pretty little French affair,
filled with oranges and card, on
which was written-ssWith the com
pliments of A. NJ"
The cheek, neck and brow of the
naughty beauty became crimson as
she dashed the significant offering to
the floor.
Last winter she was married.
well, all the world said. She had
a large house in Walnut street, a
fine country seat, a magnificent
carriage-in short, luxury and dis
play surrounded her. She is still
beautiful, brilliant, witty, gay and
it may be happy ; but l do not think
that she ever cultivated orange
trees in her Conservatives.
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u ran ger & Jones.
LAND AGENTS.

FORT DEs MONIES, POLK COUNTY, IOWA,
ii AVE in their Office Maps and Township
IL Plats ofthe western portion ofthe Iowa Civ
Land District, and will attend to entering or nre.
empting Lands; locating Land Warrants: pur.
chasing and selling Real Estate or Claims: CON
veyanclng, collecting, and all business pertain
ing to General Agency.
REFE Noes
Hon. Thomas Baker, Maj. VIM. NJ. Kay, Hon.
4 IN M. Cassidy, Fort Des Moines; Bernhart
G f1enn, Esq, Gen. '. P. Van Antwerp, Fairfield ;
Coi. charles Neatly, DR.. Enos Lowe, Iowa CITY:
Cen George W. Jones, Dubuque Hon. Charlie,
Mason, Hon. A. c. Dodge, j. B. Newhall. ESQ :.
burlington; Hon. $. C. Hastings, Adam Oeilvie.
ESQ.,, Bloomington James Campbell, ESQ, IN. F.:
y; =, u. Finley, St. Louis; E. +. Kendric. ESQ ,
albany, N. Y; Hon. A. C. Flagg, New York
ivy. 81
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. = n IT s E5 z,
DIR. MOODY

DIR. MOODY
W OULD respectfully say to the citizens OF
w OF Iowa City and vicinity, that he has OPEN
ed an Office on the corner Of Jefferson aud Gin
ton streets, few doors east Of Sanders Hotel.
(formerly Swans Hotel,) for the practice OF
DENTISTRY in all its branches; where those
who may wish to improve their teeth. either b,,
filling or substituting new ones, on pivot or gold
plate, from one to full set, are invited to cali
and expect prompt attention. And as he is ner,
manent'y located he will warrant his work, and
can accommodate himse! to his Gus. omers on
much better terms than transient jobbers.
HE is also connected with DR.. MetcaIf in the
practice OF Medicine. (who is well known to
ms Community who having lately returned
from the east with general assortment of good
family medicines, and all the improvements Of
the day, now again offers his services to his for
mer friends, and all who may wish to employ
me improved VEGETABLE system of medicine
n. B. Teeth extracted without PAM.
Iowa City, Nov. %, lS4s.
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litical Economist, and indeed, all who desire in
formation on the multifarious operations OF bu,
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