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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14
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49, So.
Legal Notice.
10 Joseph ~. Crew :
STA

You will take notice that there IL now
on hsie ~ my Office Claim Of Robert Al. So
sfe, against you for the sum Of Twenty -fhre
a u 4ni Ten cents as money due him for
hen' u the premises recently occunied Nv !, oa.
and Y az notice thereof has been issued, 10 You
. greeted, and returned endorsed by the consta
ne Deiandshi not found u and that asid
nopeH NJ secret has sued oui Wri, or
attachment against your goods and chattaly 10
secure the payment Of said claim, aud said
saase continued for publication Now. there
,o's' an'.ss yon appear VI my Office in Tirtcn,
~ or before the aStn dsv al Anil. ls5b -
~ o'clock Of said day and make defence 10
sa'a Clam, judgment will be executed against
You and your gooss and chattels now attached
mn W., % $ ID % pay the Judgment which sad
Plaintiff eventually :cc.:sr..
.Robsrt NJ. Long,
I1-l4J Justice Of the Peace.
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ssS- The Legislature OF Missouri has
passed bill authorizing loan ct two
hundred thousand dollars to be made to
the /. Pacific Railroad" in that Stale, out
of any funds in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated. 1t is expected tina. the
road will be finished to Jefferson City In
August.
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WING NOMINATIONS.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATION
For Judge Of the sth Judi ial District,
WILLIAM Fl. TUrHILL
Of Cedar Go.


The steamer George Law arrived here
Yesterday, with California dates to the
LIST inst. having s |, 100000 in specie
aHd 30i passengers. Among tie pas
sengers is Gen. Euc4lasqae, President
elect oil Peru.
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k4egsti Notice
10 Jossph II, Rgra!sf

Yon viii tase notice. ira here i..ss-
@t nc ~ ta- sihee ~ the I.rk - fs r.,;rsss
80 :, -, and rF the county of ear, And
ssalt q iesa, ie.Igt9a II iaual.lsa "
s*tf4. eia mtfE Il ypa The sun Il three
HtAhafsa dollars, ~ MOI e. dur HIN fsr CERTAIN
pfoa'tssSfy hetss executed lis ,ot for sum, OF
H9ettf' witch notes arc now tar ptopal, oil
s"14 jonathan u aatslt aas Il. ..@s.... q ~.
~. ~ ~ sid petition : isns tn, win -
am ah's dnr on cath AID fhal sa,d .uaia :.
s~fteli has, alsa, SUED aai II lie sffe~ II
- s"ta 'lsfs, writ VI a.taens4.rs ara fnst
'at 'ashs ai'd tsbenents. good ebstt.t-, iig bis
''e"t' ann effects, III ntuAsaesar hand, Ito
: anne may he found, that said property may J.
Asia :" secure Tie payment 81 tire udg.me 81
winch "a i plaintiff eventually receivers again ),
faa; aud 4 less .oa appear AID answer ifpr-.
= on = trfure The 1th cay Of MAY, 1896
Judgement viii be r.hdsrsl Neaats, you, :.
prayed Tor r. sad plaintiffs I'etii.on, aud SAD
~ opefiy will be sold sela t. satisfy tho
'"a''s J. w, tstt-ii,
Clerk Dist Court
spcer 4 Pat.
Afty's for Plaintiff In--N
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81 'Ls EsaiLF bFffGfRFD EY
snsta "sS Farara '-Da TUESDAY
morpins Last, ri an early ha4r, j n4n be
The ansn" al Bartis, II fsr-i rHrr. usT,.~rrd
his vie an! four children. after Which lie
--i hi. - his house, Consuming IL. trtfs-
Sae sas b-d'rs y his entire atAsy. VII,
Rad been ns'd-fei ~ h.s ha:34 Barns
las lived ior srrrrai years IL tultn
luaiity Plains. nerr CesL NreA-. IT,
has been iatempefale Isf sH,n- iine. auti
lately has been considerable PARTIAL,
INSANE. As urar rs Mt car learn tic
particulars csn1rct.i viii 1ais most fout
and inhuman hatchery. th~y are ~ TO-
lows :--Burrls, "hea drinking, was con-
sidered by Solne o{ hia neirhtoxs had
remained III his hsus@ on several oeca-
sions, even up TO .hs night oil the murder.
We learn that hlfIs, after his arrest
stated that he had killed his wife and al!
bis children, four in number, h. send them
TO heaven; tia, he had been directed to
do so by the devil, aud thst he was eelng
to be hung a. halsborough, md 70 10 hell.
Burns "as arrested by t1e Sheriff Il
Washington county OF tie morning Of
hs murder, and s nov il al. >Iaee
his arrest, We learn laa, he aas alicfnl3,ed
l. destroy himself, but failed to aeesss pllsl
ii. - Ts Orgaaiaa
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Az Iatsa Row Ok raE NoRrH Sipr.

Az laIsH Row OK TaE NoRru Sipy.
Ca Suadar morn ,ng. about ane o'cloc,
u"r~ was very ser'ons fig between
tie Irish and Dutch, near Tie conner Of
l'chpuu and North Clark streets.
There were nearly two haadred combat
ants engaged. and the fsh, was Of the
most bloody and brutal description. On
yesterday morning the ground IN the ~
c,nity was covered With thick and etaite,i
b' ,od. No arrests were made. The
fact needs no comment - Chieago Iri-
4ras.
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ca Tie NoolsavYer, saws /

ca Tie Woolsa"yer, says the
Montgomery Mail, i The title Of 3 res
paper just started III Crawford, Russo
County. |. processes 10 be devoted to
5" iun and news III general. and adyer-
tisemenls ia particular, aud among the
funny things which 1t says. IS the follow
ing, which we take from the editors IN.
tfoduetory. We don't know WHO lie is ;
We were N possession q materials FIR
publishing paper, and W. determined
70 establish d publication on such a basis
that il would be able 10 getting along
without subscribers. This, we believe. Is
Is the only footing on which 4 newspaper
can stand firmly IN this county. L mus,
be as independent 81 subscribers as n
duck Of al umbrella.
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JILL
a e Il i. 4.

uatIviE ST.. JoHs eqae.t ar hose il
a.nt.d y ID m 4, call and settle hy the first ~
March nfss II demands napsal ri TIA, t,ns
WI 10 irfs with proper Officers FIR -oi.ectaas.
Please call and save eost..
- !. Musea'.Es, tvh. fth, tS56,
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A Roxisu P.tEs7 on RsrupLtc.x-
asx.-We learn from the HickmanfKy J
Times, thar Roman Catholic priest, liv-
Ing IN that county, preached sermon
near Whbsrn lew days since, in which
be attempted TO prove that Republican
asovernmsn. was wrong ia principle, in
practice, and In morals; that it was con-
<fary 10 the Law. OF God AMI aatxrr. rs-
isons to the Interests Of the ;r,Ie church.
{ the Roman Catholic. AMI that all who
we're members Of tia, church should do
everything III ehr<r power 10 break down
AM destroy any SUI, goFrrnneat--7-
Aase.coa Trumpet. Wssimia,.t,r, M.
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Ess- The late Samuel Pleasanton who
died last week In Washington, held the
office 81 Filth Auditor oil the Treasury
for more than fifty years. He came
with the government from Paiiadelphia
10 Washington, and has remained at his
dost ever since.
Green peas. corn, fresh uirnips and
strawberries arc among the rcgulaf fares
nj tie heic.s iii Finid,
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l CHIEFLY GJvEsSED STATE.

\ CHIEFLY GJvEsSEo STATE. H.
publishing the annual report Of tie
Treasurer aud Auditor of Massachusetts
Tor tie pas year, Tie Boston .f4ertis,r
says
l. viii be seen that the whole argrc-
gate o, ordinary expenses lor the yea,
vas bat 90, 975, or about oas mtIoa
dollars. THUS for an average expense
Of dollar for .aea soul, men, woman
and children, population OF a million
inhabitants living IN tie Commonwealth o.
Massachusetts nave enjoyed the privilege
of the bes. government On the face OF the
earth.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

sa Some of the effects OF igni,ed gun.
powder" says the Lipvposl Saaiard,
ARE wonderful When gunpowier is
heapct up IN The open air and infaned,
there IS no effect produced 4 small
quantity open and igalted III 4 room,
forces the air oa.wards, 50 As to blow out
the windows; ba. The same quantity
coahned within bomb, within the same
room, and ignited. tears IN peces and
sets on fire the whole house Count
Rumtord loaded a mortar with one
twentieth Of Eli ounce Of powder, and
placed upon it twenty -foar pound can
non, he then closed up every opening as
completely as possible. and fired the
charge, which burst the mortar with a
tremendous explosion, AMI lifted up lis
enormous weight. In another xptrmcut.
Count Rumforl confined tweu,y.eiyal
grains Of powder In cy'snlrica5 space,
shich it just filled, An! upoA being fred
II tore asunder a piece Of irou which
would have resisted d strain sl four
hundred thousand pounds"
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In District Court Of Cedar County. Iowa,
Letha Am Dodge)
rs ) Dfr0rcc

EhJah .. DnaSo } IT
To Elijah 5. rodge defendant, You ar.
hereby nouiied that there is on file in the offic.
of ths Clerk # the District Court OF Cedar
County, petition OF Letha Ann Dodge under
oath Claiming divorce from the bonds Of m Il,
riinony, from you for the cause Of wlful deser
ton, Tor more than the space Of che year.
without . reasonable caase, upon which an
origg inal Notice il returned not found, and
thai unless you appear and answer thereants
before said Court, on or before the first day AZ
he next term thereof b hs began ard holden
81 the III gaR IT H., 1900 aesrta VIII .e
RENDERED thereon - p9ass'i fsr.
s n. BE- MI
Atty. fer plaintia,
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nv, their moral power. their reason, aai
finally their lives an! rehbing the State
oil many Of its hess ei,izsas and whereas
we recognise in the law making power
of every indepeaien, State right to
restrain or ensirely prohibit saeh traffic
or to grant sach right TO the people. -
Therefore,
Rssolasi, That we regard the Adoption
,of The prohihito,y Law now submitted to
he people for their approval or rejection
a, the mex, April election, as oil vital i'm
por,ance TO the future prosperity oil our
Youthful State, aud that we vii! use our
bes, enIea,ors to secure its adoption.
Resolved, That We urge upon the friends
81 this measure TO take such actions as
SHALL bring out all the votes aud seeare
every vote for the Law that can be secur-
ed BY their exertions.
Resolved, That we have an abiding
confidence in the intelligence and in,cgri-
ty OF the people, and have ro fears to
,rus, this Law TO their decision, believelng
that they as taxpayers and as lovers OF
god government, will take hold oil this
measure, ana secure Its triumpaan. sue
cess.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
Convention BE- Published in all the papers
If the State friendly to the Law.
Ga motion the Convention then AL
l9urned sine die.
l.. J. CENTER, President
J. A. GooaroH, Vie p,s.rs
JEssK NEWELL,
H. " 9. I n.,ssr, sscrs',ri.'
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Muscatine CITY Election,

At an election held in tue city Of
Musca,in. OH Monday. the i,h inst, for
the election Of city officers, i; appears
that " Sam" was presen and probably
was seen" a, leas, the result shows he
was there. The following is from the
Enquirer
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Commissioner OF the DcstnoIes
RIVER In,I4csement,
Cd. TISDALE-- Of D.sris Go.
For Register OF the q, X. Improvement
WIN. DENEY-Of Fremont 10.
For Register of the Land Office,
STARK II. Clinton Go,
For Judge Of the sth Judicial District.
AYLETT n. COTTON,
s-@"~ Of ct'dion Go. - ''@
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FOR MAYOR.
John Fl, Wallace, K. n, oSs
c. p. Hastings, dem, lbs
Majority Tor Wallace. lol
rex TREASURER.
John b. Doaghevty, k. n, 27S
William ID. Amcnt, anti, l73
Majority for Dougherty. los
FOR wHARFaAsrrs.
W, L. Browning, k H., a65
Peter Jackson, dem, It's
=, Humphreys, 2
Majority for Browning. s.
E9s ALDERMEN.
LIST Ward, 7. Phelps, dem, 3 ma jority.
I'd do d. C. Cloud, k, H., 55 do
Sd 10 c. Gale K. H., 50 do
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HOW YARD ASSOCIATION.
PHIL ADELPHJJ.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MENT--To all per-
sons afflicted with Sexual diseases, such as SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNNoRnuA. Il LEET
SrInILis. &c. DC.
The HOWARD AssociArIoH of Philadelphia, in
view of the awful destruction Of human life and
health, caused by Sexual diseases and the deccp-
tons which arc practiscd upon the Ill fortunate vie
tins Of such diseases by Quacks have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, MS n CHARITABLE AcT worthy
Of their name. to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to
all persons thus afflicted Male or Femal,) who
apply by letter. with description of their cond-
ton, (nge, occupation. habits Of lfc) &c, and in
cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Associ ton is a benevolent Institu
ton, established by special endowment for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with sViru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases and its funds can be
used for no her purpose. 1t has now n surplus
of means which the Directors have voted to adyer-
tso the above notice 1t is el,ess to add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. Valuable advice also given to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint, Costiveness, Leucor
rh9a. &c.
Address, (post-paid,) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH street Philadelphia, Pa
By order of tho Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary. fmay 26y
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WATCHES,
Jewelry g. SilverWare.
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
No. 81 Market Street, .dbore THIRD,

No. 81 Market Street, .AbOre Third,
IVIL.HiNG7ON, DELAWARE,
IJANiNG enlarged and improved his store. is
1 L now prepared to off + 10 the public very
large and carefully selected assortment of Fine
Watches. Jrwelry and -ilyerware. His stock of
Watches will consis in ri, of The fol owing ccc-
braied English makers:
VIM. Dixon hionom ,ter Watches. sole agency.
Jos. Scnvl's celebrated Railway Time Keepers.
VIM. Cooper's duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j. Tobias 4 Cos Liverpool Watches
Jos Johnsons (on'y genuine
Mcssrs. Geo. John Bold's Chronomctcr and Du-
pick Watches
Henry TnyIor's Liverpool Watches.
Geo. Chadwick. northampton Square.
VIM. Read sons Liverpool.
James Graham, do.
JHhn lloughtOn do.
John Tedbury Il Co., do.
The Fine Swiss Watches Of
Montanlon Frercs Girod.
ii'Ma,hcy Poytieu, Henry Thurnesien.
Mat.cy Dcrct, James Co ovoiScr,
Moulincr. &c &c &c
The above Watches are all guaranteed to be per-
feet tnne-hcepers, and persons purchashing them
VIII be referred to gentlemen of the highest res
pntability in the city and country.
JEWELRY
Our .Jewclry will he Of the finest quality and lat
est tEles. We are constantly adding o. our ex"
tonsiyc scotch
SLY Err WARE.
In the Silver Department will he found all the
many styles nyw so much admired as well rs every
arU'.c necessary to II complete outfit ~ Every
Article warranted as good as coin
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks various styles also
Clocks for Churches. Schools Halls, &c.
TEA SETS.
Several different styles of Tea Sets. of the celc
b"atcl Sheffield and birmingham Ware. Dinner and
Tea Casters. Cake Baskets, Trays, Spoons, forks
Butter Knives &c.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as fine jet Bracelets, Necklaces Brouchcs
&c; Fine French Fans, Fancy boxes &c.
April q, 50.
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Il. BykAh. T. MAY PIERCE
BOOK AGENCY,

THE subscribers have established n Book Agcn-
cy in Philadelphia and will furnish any book or
publication at the retail price free of postage
Any persons, by forwarding the subscription price
Of any of the 81 Magazines, such rs Harper s
Goloys. Putnams, Crab ms Frank Leslie :
Fashions &c. will receive The magazines for one
year and copy Of a splendid lithgroph portrait
of either Washing on jackson or Clay; or if sub
scribing to 81 and 81 Magazine they will re-
ceiye copy Of either Of the three portraits If
Subscribing 10 81 worth of Magazines. i'll three
portrait. will be sent gratis, Music furnished to
twose who may wish il
Envelopes of every description and size in large
or small quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies,
dc. sent to order
Every descr pion of Engraving on Wood exocut-
ed with neancss AID Dispatch, Views of Build
ing, Ncwsp pr Headings. Views Of Machinery.
Book Illustrations, lodge Certificates. Business
Cards dc. All orders sent by miil promptly at
tended to. Pc sons wishing views of their build
ings ensraye can send n DagucrYotype or sketch
of the bui!ing by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having silcable articles
would find it to their advantage to address the
subscribers ms we would act AZ agents for the sale
Of same. BiRAM & PIERCE.
80 South Third street, Philadelphia
tuD
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ron the knicke.bocker VI rg,z;ne
THE OIDEN TIME.
BY SARAH }. c. WIlTTGISLF.

y >.
The Odcn Time there comes II Soiichcd
drifting
Along the dim aislls Of the Inner Fame:
The Eattic"-d.ap"ry silently uplifting,
Aud lets the sunshine iii its hA!iS again.
It's sweet though sad to sec the sua. spots
falling
Down from the zenith of the Oldcn Time
To have the sIyerbcils Of Thought recalling
DEPARTED glories with their magic chime.
10 leok without the Souls still sanctuary,
Ger scenes that dot the Olden Times
domain:
Sweet scenes we've passed, with march Of
years SO weary,
Neer to return and live the M DER again.
Old scenes, far off the daisy dotted me adow
Is where we padded, barefoot, i'll the
brook:
And, nestled down within the maple shadow,
Our chldhood's cottage fills II quiet-nook.
And, nearer, stands a bright and Lloomy
bower,
Upon the way-side Of our LIES sweet
morn;
Where first we grasped Affections lovely
flower,
That faded fast, and left us but thorn.
AND; yonier, meath dark old droopng
willow,
A green grave rises in the purple shade,
Where lies young head on the coffin pillow,
That, years ago, all tearlully we laid
Oh! thoughts will come, despite the inner
striving,
OF thugs that faded from us ere their
prime:
And we must list the Spirits secret striving
Within the Temple Of the Olden Tilne,l
.9ierandria, (p0D
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TlN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT pert DEPOSIT.

VH0llE'1 Undersigned having purchased Of
Il Robert Chrlsty the above establishment,
is prepared to furnish every thing in his lne
OF business upon the most accommodating
terms.
A full assortment of Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware always on hand.
UTRootiins and Srouting done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which | Will sell as low as they can be Oh
TONED any where in the State
Attention is particularly invited my stock
Of COOKING STOVES, either for Mood or
coal; any of which iinot found, upon trial. to
be as represented may be returned. Give
me call | am determined to please.
JAS. X. TRlMBLE.
Port DEPOSIT, July 2S-tf.
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HELMBolD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT

SARSAPARlll4A for purifying the Blood remov-
Ing all diseases arising from excess of Mercury ex-
posurc and imprulcncc in life. chronic constitu-
tonal disease, arising from an impure state of the
Blood and the only reliable and cfiectual known
remedy for the cure of Scrofua. Salt Rhcum Scald
Head. ulceiatons of the Throat and Legs Pains
and Swcllings of the Bones, letter Pipples on the
Face and all scaly Erupiions of the skin
This article is now prescribed by some of the most
distinguished physicians in the country. and has
proved more efficient in practice than any prepare.
ton of Sarsuparila yet offered to the public. Sew
eral cases of secondary Syphilis. Mercural and
Scrufulous diseases have entirely recovered in the
incurabe Wards OF our Public Institutions which
had for many years resisted every mode of trent
| ment that could be devised These cases furnish
striking examples of the salutary effects of this
| medicine in ayresing some of he most invetcratc
Diseases, after the glands were destroyed and the
bones already affected
NoTIcE.--Lct crs from responsible nh ysiciaus nd
professors of several Medical Colleges, and certii
Gates of cures from patients will be found accom-
panying both prep rations.
Prices, Fluid Ert,oct of Buchu, 81, or for SIS
GO SaScpariRa, "
equal in strength to negeon Syrup of Sarsaparila
Plep'rcd and sold by II r. liELMBOLD Chem
list. 2O3 Chestnut St, near The Girurd House pbila
To be had of JAS. II. BENSON ST. Srsrury's
GREEN, Cecil county, Md, and of Druggists and
Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or Agent re-
cevc immediate attention lJuregIv
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F. II. SMITH.
Pert tlonnaie, Pocket Book,
AND
Dressing Case Manufacturer

". ". GOT. q F0NfW . CNCSl,W SlS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
A LWAYS ON HAND. n large and varied assert
n ment of Port Monnaics. Pocket Books Bank
Crs Gases. Note Holders. Port TO,ios Portable
Desks. Dressing Cases Work Boxes, Cn5as Tray
cling Bags. Backga mmon Boards. Chess Mcn
Pocket Memorandum Books, Cigar Gases, &c
Also general MS Sortment of FRENCH. EN-
GLISiI and GERMAN FANCY GOOD.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors Razor Strcps and
God Pens Wholesale, Second and Third Floors
Mar 81 ly. F. H. SMITH.
n B.-On the receipt of 81, Superior Gold Pen
will be sent to any part of the United States 10y
Misunderstanding pen, thus. meduin hard or soft
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= MD. 5000 PEACH -A
TREES. consisting ornll the best varieties
now in cultivation, to wit
Troth's Early Red, large Early iolks, large
Early Orange. Honest Johns, yellow Rare
Ripe. Patterson Seeding, Red Rare Ripe,
old Nixon Free, old Nixon Cling, Magn'm
Bonum, Kodman's Free. Wards late Red
Free. late Heath Free, Reavcs late Vel
low. Late Delaware's, Red Heath Cling,
Crawtord's late Malagatonc, Aniock's late
yellow. Temples Late White, Late Rare
Ripe. Late Heath Cling, Fox's Seeding,
Lncrangcs Alrur Winters.
These trees are one year old. from the bud
and Of large size: the buds were selected
from all the principal orchards in the months
of August and September, when the trees
were in bearing. and may be relieved on as
the kinds specified, and will be ready for
rrnnplaming by the Goth of October. Having
been engaged in raising of Peach Trees alone
ana the cultivation Of Peaches for number of
wears, now feel confident that l have Sc
lectcd from all parts Of the country, the very
best kinds and will warrant all trees sold l.y
me to be of the kinds sold for, as have
them in bearing in my orchard. l have
spared neither money or pains in selecting
the mark cts, and to exclude all others fretA
nay list. ! vii, sell the present year at five
cents piece by the 900. and six cents Il
piece for less than that number. Address
the subscriber, at Ccciltnn. Cecil county,
MI. JOHN uUSFELT.
Sept. 80, 1865.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-15
Delaware Fruit Trees.

TN1lE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE I...Az.S.
l. at he Nursery on the road leading aSSff.
from st Georges to Delaware city, HAaSss
large assortment of Peach Trees, Apple w. E~sF"
Trees. Cherry Trees, Pear Trees &c, --a-1aS->--
also very fine naples. silver; and cvcrgiccns This
Nurscy having been established how for I6 years.
is noted for the correctness of its kinds also the
present Superintendent having attended to it for
upwards of IA years all orders promptly attended
to. All orders for the Steamboats, at Delawar,
City, delivered free of Charge
MRS, c. REYBOLD
SAMUEL LEWIS. Superintendent
OCT o-2mo st. Georges Delaware