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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13
Cushings & Bailey,

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
262, Baltimore St., opposite Hanover,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are prepared to offer to the Country Trade,
Goods in their line, at prices that will compare
fayorably with those of any other market.
Their stock of School, Law, Medical and
Miscellaneous Books is large and we'll selected.
A large and varied assortment Of Foreign
and American Stationery can always be found
at their establishment.
They keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Blank Books of different styles and of their
own manufacture. Having a Bindery connee.
to- with their Store, they are, at all times,
able, at short notice, to fIl orders for Blank
Books, ruled to any pattern, or of any desired
style of Binding.
Orders received by mail will meet with
attention.
You are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
a~ug30-ly.
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+, Il i. I snsyy. R. $. Finley, . Irwin 3 T S,,is;,
F. B. Loney & Co.,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
HardWdre, Cutlery, GINS, Pistols, Plated
Goods, DC, &C.,
d Hanover NEAR BaltimoreSt. J Baltimore,
Sole agents for the following articles. war.
rantcd to be the best of tho kind made, and
stamped Schoeffer & Loney, viz:
Chopping and Broad Axes, Hatchets, Grub.
blng Hoes, Hand, Panel and Rip Saws, Extra
g. $. Cross Cut Saws, Drawing Knives, Raxors,
Ivory Handle Table and Dessert Knives, But
Plated Forks, Spoons, Sc; f. B. Loney +
Cos best Cast Steel Self-sharpening Planters
Hoes, warranted equal, if not superior, to any
other Hoe.
Agents for Colts Patent Fire Arms.
Agents for Butchers Celebrated Files.
HB"Southern merchants visiting Baltimore
are respectfully requested to call and examine
our stock, [aug30-ly.
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Land for Sale.
Malinda Buckner, ct. ais,

j. P. Kennerly, ct. ais.
On Monday, the LIST of October, 1860, before
the Courthouse door in Winchester, ! will onef
for sale, to the highest bidder, upon . creditor
IL and 8 years, Except $500 90 in cast, ths
tract ofland Of 213 acres rods and 20 po'e:.II
known Is the Kennerly tract-starting the oio'
dings at So per acre. The purchaser TO givs
notes with good security, and q lien retained
upon the land until the purchase money Is Pse'o'
aug30-S4 80 H. X. ESTILL, q. q y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13

D. f. SHIRLEY H. ". RoAsE, O. W. HOWARD
shipley, Roane 4 Co.,
Successors to Shiploy, Howard 4 Co..,
G l. 0 T II I s
SO3, Baltimore Street, Baltimore, M.,v,.,,
~ Particular attention paid to ailiny .
orders. TAug, 80. ,6OixsS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13

1890 FALL TRADE. 1890
Lanier, Brothers & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 26i and 256, Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are now receiving their supply of Dry Goods
for the Fall Trade, 1860, which embraces q
very large and varied assortment of Domestic
and Staple Goods, of the best make and brands
made in the country.
In Foreign Goods we will DO prepared to Of.
fer an unrivalled Stock of both British and Con-
tinental Fabrics, bought in person by our Mr..
l.. i. Lanier, in the different markets of Eu.
rope.
TO close and responsible buyers we are de.
tcrmincd to meet any market.
N. B.-Orders have prompt attention, and
tho same care rs though the buyer were per.
''nHlly present. [aug30-3n.
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BALTIMORE.
Nutaw House,
B +, MARYLAND
COLEMAN, PRorRIxrox,
Stein Brothers.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer, IN
@ L 0 II l N G
296, Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Msrv,.,a
Aug. 80, ls60-ly. "Aa'
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Land and Negroes for Sale.
John X. Faris, ct. ais,

jas. MuSOn, Cl. dIb'
On Monday, the LIST day Of October, 1880,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester, !
will sell, to the highest bidder upon q credit Of
one year, the tract of land Of 100 acres, and The
negro woman and two children attached IN
this cause, the purchaser to give bond with
good security, and a lien retained upon the
land and negroes until the purchase money 10
paid. II. r. ESTILL, Q. & N.
aug30-S4 so.
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Jas. II. Benbury & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
235 Baltimore St., between Charles and Ham,
Yer, Baltimore, Maryland.
augSO 4
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CHI Mume aonrnal.
w. j. a IL IL .
PRINCE or WALES.

Pledged TO ~ Party's arbitrary sway.
We follow Truth whcrc'rr she lends the way"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27
Testimonials OF the Horace Waters Pianos
ana Mcis,liGlIsis.

1.-THE Piano came to hand, III first rate order. iisA
beautiful instrunehI and ho niistake lee d Walker,
Philadelphia, PA.
John iiewnt, OF Carthage, New York, who has had
onv Of the Horace Pianos. writes a. follows
"A friend OF mine wishes HE to purcIias. piano for
her She likes the one you sold ine Ia Dsecn'.r e'
My piano pecomins popula' Ia this place, aid ink
/ car introduce one or two more they vail b.
popular than any other make"
have two oil Waters Pianos In US. In se,n
mary, one which has been severely tested ior thr.
Years and testify tn their good uu,ity and du
rabilty. --WoodS 6rego org, .No"ni LayroH, Ins.
IN. WArEhs, Esa.-Isar s.r: Having Used one Of
your Piano Fores Tor two past. have found
very superior tastrament ALosZo GRAY,
Pr,actpai bros tiya Hetghts Seminary.
THE ano irecelvsd from you continues, give sat
isfa ton. regard one Of the best instruments in
the place. ''-.James L.. Cidrke, Charleston. IA.
1.-The Melodeon has safely arrived. feel obliged to
you tor our liberal d,couht-aiii do all you
in ties. parts.'-ker J. .beCormiek JGrqssrtHs,SC.
The fano was duly received. 1t came i'll excellent
condition, and is very much admired by my numerous
ko6srt Cooper. Hurrsaham, bradtord eo"Sty. Pa.
.l Piano Icases US we'll ltIsth- best one ia our
County ."-1homa. 4. Latham, Camtettoh, ia.
w are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such instrument for $3.50. and shall take pains
to recommend t.''-Bianh, Held 4 Co.. bsrdio Lem
"Ihe Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very enabled to speak OF these instrument
confidence from persona" Snowflake Of their ek-
ccent aud durable quality ~. ]. Erang e!tst,
1--WE can speak OF the merits of the Horace WA,ers
Pianos from personal knowledge, being Of the very
best uua,ity. f'-Chrtsttaa Inteifig eneer.
Nothing at In. state Fair displayed greater excel
.nce in any department than the Horace Waters Pi-
Auos.H-CharchMaH.
The Horace atere Pianos are built OF the best and
most toi oughiy seasoned material. We have dout
uu, do well, perhaps better, al this than
at any other house III the Union. -3drocatsS J0Hri
~ aters' Pianos and Melodeons challenge compa,i
with the finest made anywhere in the country.'-
! home JOGrnat.
Horace Waters Piano Fortes Of full. rich, and
even tone "A nd DO ertui. hen York .MUsca Rer
..Our friends will mud at Mr. " aters the very
best Of Pianos to he found in the United
States, and urge southern western friends
to Civ. him a eati whenever they go to New York.
Grahan's Magazine.
NaItrtrDIms 3j3 Broad ny, New York.
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4 Long Lost Treasure.

An interesting experiment is in pro-
gress for recovering treasure from the
thlrty-six gun frigate Lutine, which
toundered off Tersehellng, on the Dutch
coast, sixty one years ago. The Lutlne
had been captured by the British from
the French, aud had been selected to
convey an amount of specie, supposed,
according to some statements, to be near.
ly slo,ooO,OOo, partly for the ply Of
British and Russian troops, and partly
for the assistance Of Hamburger mcr-
chants. During the past thirty or forty
years, various attempts have been made
to recover the treasure, and about $3.50
900 had, at considerable expense, been
obtained but the wreck ultimately sand,
ed up, aud her position was no. re. dis,
covered until some fishermen accidentally
found portion entanged in floating ice
Whiting the last few weeks the parties
interested, in conjunction with the com.
mlttee of Lloyd's, on behalf of the repre-.
sen,atiyes of the underwriters, who sus
tanned loss, have resolved to employ
Helnke's diving apparatus, and the re
suit Is that an examination has been
effected, which shows that the wreck is
at present unusually free from sand,
although still buried to great extent
and that hopes are held out Of the posi-
billty of considerable portion of the
treasure being recovered this season. l,
is stated, however, that prompt opera
tions will be necessary, as, from the in
fuenoes Of peculiar winds, the sand ma,
at any time again accumulate. -Londo,
Times.
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sabbath School hooks Published nv this
Hams.

The Anniversary and SUNDAY setnI Mn sic BOOK, No.
J, contains - tunes and hymns, Price cents esrh,
dollars per hundred. This Anniversary and sunday
School Music Book, No. p contains NJ aud
price cents each. doh per hundred. The AnnIver-
nd -Sshoni Aia-t. BOOK No =,
tuu.s hymns; price Accents each. 3dol per hund
The Aniis ersary and sunday School Muse BOOK, No,
L. ready II contains ~ tunes and ny nns; priee
cents each, = doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday school Music Book. combining Nos and
=. with several additional pieces. contains 10 times and
by INNS; piice cents each, dots. per hundred. The
kevisAi fenny Music Book, Nos. and =; No. con
tains Il tunes and hymns. pr,ce cent; No contains
~ tunes ana lay mis prlce cents each, dois pr lCo
postage rHe cent each. The SaiHAtl- School bell con-
t,Ins lo tunes ami hymns; price IL cents esc odolls
per hundred. postage cents each; elegantly Bound
cents each, ID dollars per hundred. Congregations
slnsingan eight traetiriee - cts per dozen,
/ dVli1fs per hundred.
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What Every body Wants.!
The Family Doctor:
TAlNkD, FOR lAk CURE u DlsLAekS IN
ALL FORMS,

ALL FORMS,
PROFESSOR HENRY ). TAYLOR, NJ. d.
It Tells You How to attend upon the sick. and how
to cook Tor tisnt; how to lrt pare ,irlL.s,
f"uitIces. dc. laid how to guard asnI. 81
Injection iron: Contagious Diseases.
It Tells You vi the yaiious diseases oi Children.
and gives the best and III li.st mode VI
treatment during 7. etr,ins & u vul.on-,
Vaccinations NhoopiLseoaeh, Aeases,
It Tells You lhe :, uir.oms OF Croap, Cholera n
iahtuh Coat, Diarrfra, Murn.s, Scaled
Head, ktigs prh. Ciic..n-poA. &c, and
gives you TIA. est ren.eA,.s iur tn.,r
1T TELLS hOi The it'sLs 81 Z Yer and Asue and
Bilious. leiio", rnns. Scarlet and other
feEers, anu lt'e, ."u the n.ss aid sInIi est
Remedies Tor ther
1T TELLS AUl The syit LIS of Influenza g OF sun.
ton. by sp-. AstLna. Brnl ~. Gout.
/ Rheumattsns. Lun'Atso, kr. speias. DC. .a.d
! gives you t.s Lest reniedl.s Tor th.r cure.
1T TELLS lOt lie syn TOMS vi Cholera Morus. Ma.
hyn"nt Lh"ien, sman p"A, D5seLte.y,
Cram,,, Diseases OF The Bladder, ktdicy 5,
and Liver, and the lest remedies tor their
1T TELLS rot The symptoms Of pleurisy, Mumps,
Neuralgia, AF"pi,Ay Paralysis. The VARIOUS
/ Diseases oi the throat lecth, Ear And b. e,
and the lest Teh..d,s ior thercure.
1T TELLS VI The sy ltUA.s OF Epilepsy. Jaundce,
| Pnes. Rupture. diseases Vi the Ileart. Hem
orrhage, \encrai Disc ses. ana II! dropho1ia,
and gives tn. best remedies for tneir cue.
1T TELLS VI The test aha SIM lest treata for
Wounds, Broken Bones and Dtsiveatiuns,
spans, Lockja", Fever Sores, " mite swell
hngs, Ulcers. Wh,tioms. Boil, curry, Burns
and s,ruiula.
1T TELLS iuL VI the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best aid simple t
remed!e. ur their cuie, to- ether with many
valuable hints Tor the preservation oi neaitn ,
The work is wreen iii plain language, Tree from med
terms, as to lie easily Understood While its
pc recipes may soon save y"u times the cost o
tae COX. II is printed III clear aud open type; Is
illustrated with APPROPRIATE enyravhss, and viii bt
fr"rdeL to ybur address, neatly bound and postage
pad. Oh receipt oi ei.UG.
c. lltA NAE CAN be madehy eHterpris
AA9VVV - A/1sss ing men every here IL
selling the above work, our indueenents ali such
very LID. raj. For Single copies oi the book, to
terms agents. nth other iLiorn.atioh apply to OF
address
John h. Potter. Publisher,
Ln2sm6l No. Gl1 Sanson ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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$4,000 Copies Already sold.
Everybody, Lawyer
I'\Ar.,.lDR IN RITSlNESS


BY FRANK CROSBY, Of the Philadelphia Bar
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and gives general Turns Agree
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and Petitions.
It Tells You How to dra" up Bonds aid Mort
! .ases, Aludavits, Powers II Attorney,
Notes aud Bnis OF Exchange, Re-
CO Is ana Is, teas
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| wlt. the Statutes .. Lmitatton, nd amount
| and KIND oi ir'pe,ty EAenp, fron4 Exc, u
1t Tells You How t. Assignment properly,
with forms for Composition with Creditors,
! aid tie lnsoiv Laws ot every state.
It Tells on What constitutes l. t'ei and SANDER,
and the law as to Marria,c bower, the " lie 3
Right i'll Property, Divorce aid Anoly.
II Tells You The Law tcg Mechanics, Lcus in every
State, and the Naturalization Laws Of thus
country, and how to comply with the same.
It Tells on The law concerning f-nsions aud how
t,"ta,i one, and tue ffe-LmitIon Laws to
Pubic lands.
Il Tells You The legal relations existing between
Guardian and ward, Master and Apprentice,
and Landlord and enant.
II Tells You The Law for Patents with mode pro-
cedure in .taaihing one, with interference,
AssigIn.e Hts and Table Fees.
Il Tells You How to make your " i'll and how to Ad-
minister on an tate, with the law aud the
requirements thereof in every State.
II Tells GU The meaning Of Law Teims In General
nse, and e1pla ms to you the Legislative, Ex-
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Il Tells You How to keep out Vi Law, by showing
how To do your business legally, thus saving
vast amount ofproperty. a..d yexaii0us lit
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Single coDies WILDE sent by mail, postage paid, to
every Farmer, Every Mechanic Every Man Of Business
and Every body in Every State, On receipt ofSiUU,
in law style VI binding Ut 1l.25.
YEAR Can be ".ss sy s .tns
the above work. inducements to all such are very
liberal For single copies Of the Book, for terms to
agents, with other Information, apply TO address
JOHN. h. fUrVEK, Publisher,
HSsme No. 6l7 saBson g., Philadelphia, Pa.
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1850. Summer Arrangements. 1856

"a II = - -
Mississippi and Missouri Il. 4.
I'M and after Monday, April 9Th. 1850. and
~ until further notice. trains will leave Dav.
port, for Muscatine Iowa City, and Columbus City
sundays eAcePted) as toll ,ws:
Isl Express trainst 700 A. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
LIST Express Train ut PAS r. NJ
Mail train leave Washington at l:on p. NJ.
Leave Wilton Junction, for Muscatine:
list Mail train Ut 9:lOA NJ
Sd Express Train at 500 7. NJ
Leave Mus atine for Junction: .
LIST Mail train ut SEQ 4. N
I'd Express train at 400 L. NJ.
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train 1t 9:l0 A..
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 9sS
A. NJ. and G.35 P. N.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'S stsses for all points
west
The morning train going EAST connects at CHI
rAGo JUNCTION villa the Mithi IAN Southern al
t.rnoun tain; passengers lhereb. save all ieia,
Connections nisdt at Mus, atIHe with the regular
lut ktt~ Tor Burlington. hcoauh, -. Louis, dc.
Pae-t gers gong east make .tlrc,t connect iOns
al i,"ch ISAAC ~ iiH ihe Chicago and Huch i>iano
Il. ua.ts. :ar al 20, ats ca-t, uIh and nurt..
! -, Win 3ir 'ls' ia" i',,n'Iuc ami II. PAU i,
-. ~ basvt I...
ass.ug,ls .en.iuuc,i u. the Necessity e..
slIas distinct uitt, tIuns - the destination
al tneil Tag gage. Also To rtovure tickets beioI.
taxing 'hch seats III Ia,
April ST. $50 ). +. TRACY >upl
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- -as7a.-r -az-.sar. ...-.---. 49,
W DOL lufdiu-,

~ !. }. \. Ives would announce to their
~ old customers, and the public general, tina,
having thoroughly reiittcd their M.ch1u.r, ~, -
Will bc ready to do Wool Carding on ,AoI, nn.
tice al their old stand, three miles south of lin
ton, during the months OF June, July,and Auyn.,
lsso. They have made such repairs that they
VIII not be effected by the dry weather, and Gus
tolners from distance may rely on getting their
work home with them. Iucir machine is OF the
best quality and will be run bs an experienced
workman They are determined that their work
viii satisfy all who may favor them with therj
patronage. Fry them. =. T.sJN. I'VE,
Tiptsn May 10th, lsCO
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-F Old JUDGE Jonah Hoes prouour

- Old Judge Jonah ,Jo,es pronounced
upon Elm Crunch this sentence: Elm
Crunch stand up and face the music You
are found guilty of suicide for stealing
Now, this court sentences you to pay fine
Of two shilliugs, to shave your heau with a
bagganet in the barracks, and if YOU try
to cave in the heads of any Of the Jury
you'll catch thunder, that's all! Your fate
will be a warning to others, and, in conc|u-
sion, Sheriff, bring me pint Of red eye;
I'm awful tlrstv.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

SENTIMESrAL.--Dur devil Wen

SESTIMENTAL.--Our devil went out to
see his ''sweetheart' the other night. aud
on his return we asked him how matters
were progressing, when he replied:
clasped her tiny hands in mine,
embraced her slender form;
Vowed to shield her from the wind
And from the worlds cold storm
She set her bcautcous ewes on me;
The pearly tears did flow.
And with her lizzie lips she said
Don BLAST yoC LET NE co -
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
cOMErHING NEW-B. I. BABBlTT'S DES
y MEDICINAL SALERATUS
IL manufactured from common salt, and
10 prepared entirely different from other :,
"a Sslsratus. All the deleterious matter ex- -
trActed in such . manner rs to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds OF Cake, with.
cut containing particle of saleratus when
the Bread or Cake 10 baked thereby pro-
~, ducng wholesome results. Every particle q,
6(I Of Saleratus 10 turned to gas, and passes 6\
through the bread and biscuit while baking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive.by tie taste Of this saleratus, that
no 1t is entirely different from other SaIeratus. "a
% 1t is lacked in one pound papers. each D
wrapper branded. 'B. I. Baiidtt's Nest Med.
icinaI Saleratas;' also. picture. twisted loaf
Of bread, with a glass u ehervescing water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
~ you should preserve the wrapper, and he ~
~ particular to get the next exactly like the y
hrst-'saId Ms above. go. +
Full directions Tor making Bread y it'll this
Saleratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
will accompany each PACKAGE; also, dirtc-
20 tiohs for making all kinds Of Pastry; $50, ~
~ for making Soda Water and seidiitz Powders. I
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with B. 7. Bah.
bits PCKL UNCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
O. Potash; put up in cans-l h., 2 lhs., lbs,
q 6r.s., and l2 ms.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and tor sale ~
49, B. T. BABBITT,
~ q, GO, &c, 20, 3 4 - Washington st., =
S3 new iORK, -
and No. 3s India st., Boston.
nxii:vii:ly
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IL MBER.
SHINGLES.
SQUARE TIMBER,
LATn, &C., &c.

" atci they are ,ctermined to sell as cheap az
caI Ne purchased any +" acre in the city for CASH.
oar motto is "tulch Sales and Small FRONTS.
Any order tom the country viii! he promptly
attended to; a, much SO as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this CITY, fiat
tel> himself that he will be able to render com
pictr satisfaction to customers. Give us \ call
bcnrc purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatne. Iowa, April lst. lsG0.
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Upton Iallllery.

IL. X }. }. DAIRY would announce to the
pubic that they are prepared to TAN LEATli-
ht tor customers on the shares, or for pay
III" highest cash price will be paid Tor hides.
We have u tIsc ass"rtmene OF Leather on hand
which We will sell low for cash or exchange it
for hides.
Upton, August 80, l-Gc.
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Tanning MILLS!

ME undersigned is manufacturing Fannin;
i Mills IN Upton OF an improved pattern,
winch he Will sell upon fair terms, Repairing
oohe, anu screens and selves furnished upon
short notice. All work warranted
Upton August 23d, 1850
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THE OLDEST ISuABIrASr.-There resides
at Rising Sun, Indiana, the Oldest man
probably in the United States. The name
OF this venerable parsonage is Solomon
Pangborn, who says he was born in the
city of New York. in small town Of five
or six hundred inhabitants, iii 1925. He
is consequently 1875 years Old Shortly
after his birth his father purchased a farm
ON the Mohawk river, hot far from Fort
Johnson. whittier he removed. The Old
gentleman lives with relatives who are in
comfortable circumstances. lie complains
that for the last Year CT two his health ha,
been much impaired, ard that he i, So Old
medicine fails to improve lis condition, as
it might in a Younger persvlI
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nLD DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots: Masers
~ fasent minute Ice Cream Freezsrs; Arth
WI ra'eht Self -Saa!ingfruit jars At manufac
turers prices to close out q consignment, For
~'' ~ JAS MYFR
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EY E A N D EAR
WILTON BOTANIC INFIRMARY.

The public are respectfully notheu
VIZ tat an int1rmary ~ established AZ 'nc
Pennsylvania House, in the villaLe %
NIi.,n Junction Muscatine County. Iowa, wh'ch
Is now open for the reception Vt applicant,w' 20
the afflicted, either acute or chronic, OF all - su
- names and natures may be cured II cnfsmt.
All patients will receive the best attention, susn
ss boarding. nursing and medical aid on ING
most reasonable terms. There will be no pains
spared. in making the stay Of all. who may iaso.
this institution with their patronage pleasant
and agreeable. where the Blind will be made 70
see, ard the Deaf to hear. For particulars SEQ
Circular. DR.. MILLER, Principal
Wilton. June 7th. 1880,
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BOOK BINDING.
New and Popular Vocal Music.

tsI< IND WORDS THE Angels told me Sc" "Grave
Of Rosatel. "'.Wilis of the West. '''.Give back
my Mountain Home" Thoughts Of God" "I'm with
thee STILL, WAKE Lady. Wake" "I'm leaving thee in
sorrUw Annie Ever Of Thee and ''Old Nassau
sung b, the students Of Princeton College Price
cents each.
New and Popular Instrumen tal.--'' Palace
Garden Polka Nignette Empire Keiches Quad
rifles" anew dance. price 10 cents each Piccoomin
Polka" 'swingng Schottisch ""Thomas Bakee Schot-
tiseh, all with ygnstes "New lIihernian Quadrilles'
IS cents each. "Crnoline Waltz" Granville Mazur-
ka" Arabian War Cry March," "Reading Polka =
last Vorsoviani, Wemor Polka, and Ahnra Polka
Maxurka: price IS cts each. HORACE WATERS,
Mar ~, lsSe N". ~ Broadway. New York
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1--WE see," said Swift in one of his
most sarcastic moods, "what God AL.
mighty thinks of riches by the people to
whom he gives them"