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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-14
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May 25-2lJ.

WHISPERS Those wishing fine set OF
whiskers, It nice moustache, beautiful head of
plossy hair, will please read the card Of THOMAS
F. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
To the Citizens of Cumberland and vicinity.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Cumberland and vicinity that he
has lately returned from the East with fresh
supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Notions, Fancy Articles, &c.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS or II
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods for Ladies',
Gentcmens and Children's wear, and
.iouse furnishing articles,
Groceries, QUcensWare, Hardware.
a good assortment of Building Articles. -
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Also, large and fine assortment of WOODEN
GooDs, such as Knit jackets, Under-Shirts,
Scarts, Ladies and Children's Nubies, AMI,
in short, all articles usually found in well
selected store.
Ey-COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds
bought, for which the highest market pIicc
will be paid.
He Is also agent for the celebrated SING
ER'S SEWING MACHINES, the best FAM
lily and manufacturing machine now in use.
L. NJ. GRAMLlCH,
Centre street,
Near =. & Ohio RR. Viaduct,
Nov %. 1868. 1v Cumberland, Md.
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ES Worth's majority for Governor of South
Carolina is G, $50 over Holden
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Fancy Toilet Soaps.

We have received a different kinds Of
Fancy Toilet Soaps, from the we'll known
house of G. HULL'S SON, NEW YORK,
and which we offer at very low rates. War
rantcd to give satisfaction. Call and examine.
HARRISON & JENKINS, -----
Nov. %. Cor. Baltimore g. Mechanic ste.
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Valuable DWelling-House,
WHARF PROPERTY,

Valuable clearinghouse,
WHARF PROPERTY,
e e A Z ST ATE.
In the CIty of Cumberland and County
of AlleganY, Maryland. And, also,
GLADE PROPERTY
IN SAID COUNTY FOR SALE.
BY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court for
Aceany County, as Court of Equity, passed in
IL canse between George +. Gephart and others,
Complainants and John +. Stovin ard others, de
PENDANTS, passed October 81, 1864, the undersigned
will sell at public sale, to the highest bidder or
bidders,
MOND4T, TIE 1sM or DECEMBER.
in front of the 81. Nicholas Hotel, in the City of
Cumberland, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following
property
AL that valuable
House And Lot On Decatur Street.
in the City of Cumberland, the residence of the
late DR.. George Lynn, and now occupied By Mrs
Virginia Lynn
The lot fronts 37I feet on The north side Of Deca-
ur Street, and runs back about 50 feet to a thirty
feet street in the reaf and binds on its easterly
leading from Decatur to said thirty feet street in
the rear.
The house is well built of brick, two stories high,
with attic and basement, and two-story brick
back building. There is also a stone and brick
enclosed pOr leo the east side of the main house,
The house is built in modern style, with high cell
ings marble mantlcs in some Of the rooms, and is
iitst-cass dwelling in every respect.
This lot and premises is subject to the dover of
Mrs. Virginia Lynn.
ALSO,
All the right title and interest OF the said DR..
George Lynn In and to the Wharf Property, COM
monty known rs the
LYNN WHARF"
living on the west side OF Wits Creek, in the City
of Cumberland, and binding on the Potomac River.
the Trustees can ascertain the same, amounts to
ls'so tbs of this Wharf Property,
which was dcmisod by an agreement between Mary
Lynn and others to the Mount Savage Iron Com
nanv. recorded in the l. nd Records Of Allegany
Comfy, Maryland, in Liher II. b., No. 5, tolios
325, etc., on reference which bring had, the ex-
tent of the property and the character and TERMS of
the demise will fully and ut large appear.
Mrs Virginia Lynn claims dover in this last in
tercst; and ,, ~ tbs of it are also
subject to the dover Of Mrs Anna Lynn, widow of
William Lynn. The Trustees also give notice, that
Mrs. Anna Lynn claims one-tl'ird of this last
, 'as tbs, instead Of dover; and
purchasers are distinctly notified that the under
signed, Trustees, do not guarantee the exact inter
est above hut all bidders must inform themselves,
and buy at their risk, TO these dover claims,
Gle.
ALSO,
ia, +;tIo ,,d ;ptnroct Of said Dr Cprrun
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Call at T. Johns
Buekwheat Flour.

a LOT of Buckvheat Flour from Swaecr's MIL
70 sai'e ~ BARRtsnS &JENKJNS-
Get. i, Cor. lalto. : Ns.A. a
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list. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,

fronting upon South Mechanic Street in said city,
conveyed by Peter Hoffman aud wife TO Peter SIM h.
by decd dated 29th September, 1870. This Lot
fronts on Mechanic street So feet, and runs back
23l feet to llil Race. This lot Is improved by q
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House And Lot On Decatur Street,
ALSO,
LYNN WHARF"

All the right title and interest OF the said d
George Lynn In and to the Wharf Property, con
monty known rs the
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November 80.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

The LADY's REpENTENcE.-Ay young
lady was addressed by a young man, who
though agreeable to her, was disliked by
her father. OF course he could not con.
sent to the union, and she determined to
elopc. The night was fixed, and the
hour came; he placed the ladder to the
window and in few minutes she was in
his arms They mounted horse double,
and were soon at some distance from the
house. After while the lady broke 81,
leucs by saying, swell, you see what a
proof l have given you of my affection !;
I hope you will make me a good hus
band" He was a surly fellow, and
gruffly answered, "Perbaps I may and
perhaps not" She made no reply, but,
after q silence of sor,e minutes she sud
denly exclaimed: "Oh what shall do!
I have left my money behind me in my
ROOM" "Then," said he, 1--WE must 60
back and fetch it," They we're soon
again at the house, the ladder again
placed, the lady remounted, while the
ill.natured lover waited below. But she
delayed to come, and so he gently called.
care you coming?' when she looked
out of the window aud said, "Perhaps l
may, and perhaps not )" and then shu,
the window, and left him to return upon
the horse alone. Was not that happy
thought on the lady's part-a famous
joke ?-Lifa Of DR.. Rcfes. We. ..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

"And 80 you want to borrow it Of mes'
"The same, sir. And ye can keep it
back from me pay next quarter"
Mr.. Summers gave him the money,
and went on his way. I've hours later,
be again met Thomas, who, rendering
tho identical money, said,
ri don't want it, sir. All tho same
obleeged. Mary has gone. Her young
lady give her the money-Miss Avis,
they call her. It was some her father
had give her to buy a bonnet, so Mary
told the girls in the kitchen. When
she found that Mary had no money to 60
aud sec Dick, she give it right over to
her, and is going to keep her place for
her till she comes back. And they say
it's not the first time sho has done the
likes since this war begun She one
time sold q goold brasslet to help poor
fcller buy a cork.leg, who had. his shot
off,"
Charles Summers walked down the
street, thinking less of himself than ever
before in his life. That evening he call.
ed to see Avis. What he said we shall
not repeat; but as Mr.. Weldon has en-
gagged housekeeper, our fair readers
can, perhaps, guess.
This was last summer. Since then
poor Dick has died in the hospital. But
Mary has come back, aud will, never, she
says, leave Avis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

% cso Be verified BY numbers Of persons.
The individual is an intelligent mao, pss.
ura'ly, snd has the benefit Of moderate
education. He entered the service Of
the United States on December 20, 1858.
He is 10 the forty 9th year Of bis ses.
His health has been generally excelleus
during his life. In ls47 hs was attack.
ed By cholers, and since that period with
lung fever on two occasions. In the
summer Of 1850 sleep fo.sook him, and
since that time he has never felt the least
drowsy. He has always led temperate
life. His wife and children reside in
Putnam county, West Virgins. Since
he entered the Union army be has been
on seven rsids and in four charges, dur.
ing which time no never felt tired or
sleepy. He vas 10 the four charges m,ds
beyond Harpcr's Ferry. Virgins, on the
17.h, 18th, l9th snd goth Of last August,
aud yet he did not feel the least sleepy.
Why it is that he can not or does not
sleep, is a. much . mystery to him ~ Il
is to many scientific gentlemen, who,
having had their attention called to him,
have been as.ouuded in their attempts 70
investigate tho cause.
Upon one occasion, At his request, Z
number Of curiously inclined gentlemen
watched him fortytwo dsys and nights,
consecutively, 10 order,, il possibie, TO
arrive at the csuse Of the wonderful
phenomenon. These gentlemen took
turns with each other iu the progress Of
watching, so that if he should chance to
sleep it would be observed. Some Of the
watchers became drow.y, aud i. was ~
much as he could do TO wuken them.
This singular man was sent to Phila-
selphia by order Of the field surpcou.-
He was admitted into the ho.pitsl on the
18th Of November last suffering from
chronic diarrhea and rheumstism. Ho
has pearly recovered from his physical
disability; his appetite 10 good. bu. he
does not sloep. He retires to bed ths
ssuo As other soldiers, but he ca,no,
sleep. He simply receives phy ysic.i rest.
This brief narrative Of most wonderful
phenomena may seem fabulous, bnt the
reader is assured that it is the truth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

NARROW EscApE.-h. s. Belt ESQ.
Of this city, aud Col. Preston Of Marion,
had . narrow escape from drowning on
Tuesday Of last week. They were on
their way to attend Court at Viuton:
when within about mile and 4 half Of
Vinton they came to . stream which had
been veay much swollen BY the recent
rains; they were told however that the
crossing was good; the bridge had been
swept away and before they were aware
Of it they had driven into very deep vat.
er. Mr.. Belt struck out for the opposite
shore and succeeded in reaching i. in
safety. Col. Preston vas assisted out Of
the water BY . ,nan who had heard their
ouscry and ran to their assistance. Both
the horses attached to the buggy were
drowned. Mr.. Belt walked to the VILLAGE
after reaohiaa -. .A---, --s. ~--.:xSy.r
that both these gentlemen were not
drowned; they ran q nearer chance of Il
than We should desire to- Cedar Ropid,
Times, March I'd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

HIoH'FALuTIN.-You should sdspt
your language to your he.rer A lady
who was handling a pair of artificial
plates 10 dental Office asked:
"Can body eat with these things ?"
"My dear madam, msstica.ion Gao Be
performed with a facility scarcely equal
ed BY nature herself," responded tho
dentist.
them p
Reports generally give promise Of .
fa'r peach crop this year, in most parts
of Illinois.
"A genius down East intends apply.
ing for patent for a machine, which.
ne says, whom wound up and set in mo-
ton. will chase hog over ten acre lot,
catch, yoke and ring him or, by slight
change Of gearing, it will chop into sau.
sages, work his bristols into shoe brushes
and manufacture his tail into 4 cork.
screw.
Thought often engenders thought.
Place one idea upon paper, smother will
follow it and still another, until you have
written up page. You cannot fathom
your mind. There is . we'll Of thought
thero which has no bottom. The more
you draw from it, tho moro clear and
fruitful it will be.
WHEN we are ready to do thing, lot
10 do it. Let " not wait for time or
tide; they never wait fvr 10.
AMONG tho articles % nounoed for sale
IN one Of this weeks auctions, 70 per.
oeive % srtiele entitled - m,hoespy
ehild's chair" The father Of this Won.
dssful infant must hsvs bssn q The
Wood family.
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ST LOUIS TO be LEFT INLANp.-The
st. Louis Press learns that . wager of
$500 side was made 10 Alton last week
that if the rise in tho river 10 o. great
this spring as it was in 1858, the MIssis.
sippi would break through into Long
Lake, opposite the mouth Of the Nilsson.
ri, and thus leave st. Louis eleven miles
from the river. The gentleman who of.
tered the bet is tho owner of the land
which is being cut through by tho cur.
rent Of tho Missouri, and ho ststes that
quarter Of milo breadth Of land snlv
10 left as a barrier.
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principles upon which il reorgauised it.
self in 1854, aud sgaiu in 1856, aud sri.
umphed in 1860, It is to hold the con.
troll OF the destinies Of this country for
generatioo to come; but il II 10 fslse
to those principles We shall pass away the
false representatives, Of the true, genuine
Republican party, ny, sir, the real Dem
ooratio party Of this country, as it is this
day its true representative champion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09
NO.. 10.

Mississippi, connecting the shores Of
Iowa and Illinois, seems to spur the St.
Louis busincss men to the conclusion
that they must show corresponding en-.
terprise iu order to gain something Of
the advantages which Chicago has been
gradually absorbing siuce tho outbreak
Of the war.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

DEEP SNow.-The snow 10 from four
to five feet deep in the northern part Of
Maine. Vermont and New York. Alopp
the sescoast Of Maine it il about two feet
deep. In the White Moun,.iu region
'oow has fallen to q great depth. Some
Of tho drifts in tho roads are from twelve
to fifteen feet deep, and the snow 10 50
dry that the wind blows it into mos,
fantastic shapes.-Bosson Tyan,eript.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09
4 Man Who Has Not Slept for Fourteen
Yean

From the wheeling w. W lntslligencsr1
G. D. Saunders, Orderly Sergeant Of
com papy G, 18th West Virgina volun.
.sers, bas not slept single moment for
fourteen years. He il now in military
Lospis.l 81 Philsdslphis. This may sean
inersdulous, but usvssthslsss II il true,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

BR1poINo THE MIsslsslPPI.-Ths st.
Louis Ddmocrat says the project has
bssu revived in St. Louis for bridging
tho Missis(ippi 20 - to connect 81. Lou.
il with Bldk1y Island. The fest that
there are To bridges across the Upper
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09
]. F.. KENNEDY.

ID HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TirroN, Iowa,
Office, first door west of Reigart Il McNa-
n.,a's drug store: Residence. two doors north
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JOHN &. TuTFIILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PunL,c
- and INSURANCE AGENT. Participating Poll
sies Issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house
. Upton. lowe, Sept. 10th, 1868. [naGv1oysl
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
ehsssrs. Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ID 1t q small premium.
II Once over Holtslander's store.
... 'r' 3't WIN. H.TUTEILL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst. 1860.
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JAS. II. RorHRock, W. P. WOLF
ROthrOck & Wolf,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
10 TIPTON, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. Is
EEs PIATT Il SPICER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
12.l Upton, IOWA.

rT>HOMAs HANNA, ATTORNEY At LAW,
l. AGusoalins, iowa.
Once. No. 2ll Second street. Particular atteR.
ton given to collections in Auscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
med, taxes paid, &c. nae II
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WIN. ELLIOTT,

- a..s~.at WIN. ELLIOTT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
q lecting Agent. Applications made for
IL Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
Of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
applicatioR is successful. ONCE in the base
ment ofthe Court House, TrProN IowA.( May I ]
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
CITY BIATTERs.

DELAWARE STATE BoNDs.-John McLear
& SON. No G07 Market street, have some OF
these Bonds for sale. They afford rare OPP
nortunity 10 invest in prime home security
at A low price The attention of persons de-
string Investments is invited to the merits of
This security. They have also some Farmers
Bank stock for sale.
JonN McLEAR 4 Son, No. GO7 Market
street. have for sale even.Thirty Treasury
Notes, at the market price. They buy and
sell Fivc.Twcnties, Skies of 81, and all other
kinds of Government Securities. Coupons
and gold bought and sold at highest rates.
stocks and Loans Of all kinds bought and sold
on commission.
JonN MoLEAR SoN, No. 607 Market
street, have Seven Thirties for sale at the
market price, in denominations of sos, zoos,
5OO's and 100O's. They also buy and sell D.
2Os and G's of 's1, together with all other
kinds OF Government Securities.
FAIR AND FASHIONABLE Young America
has installed Phalon's Night Blooming
Cereus" as a specially in all its drawing
rooms, dressng-rooms and boudoirs 1t Is
we'll. Beauty should breathe a fragrant at
mosphere, and Nature, in all her bowers, has
no richer perfume than this, Sold every
where.
PnoToeRAPHERs.-A portable Photograph
Gallery for sale cheap. Size, 12 "a. Ad-
dress V. o. b., Dennisville, Cape May Co,
N. J.
SEdARs AND TonAooo. .-Butz & Otto, whole
sale tobacco warehouse, No West Front St,
between Market and shipley, dealers in ali
kinds Of plug and iiue cut chewing and smoking
tobacco, cigar, snuii, aud fancy pipes, have on
hand a variety Of Scotch clay pipes by the box
Agents for Batuty, Green u Co.'S. celebrated
Queen City fine CUT chewing tobacco in foil and
bulk, Belle Of the West and other brands. Gar
Te,ts snuff in kegs and papers, cut aud dry
smoking tobacco in barrels, Diamond State Far
lor matthss nnd common matches by the gross,
all Of which they will sell at the lowest prices.
sept26- limo.
JonN s. RowBoTuAM alias CuEAP JoHN, has
still on hand q large stock of Dry Goods, Trim
miugs, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Under Shirts
and Drawers, Crookery md Glnss Ware, Floor
and Table Oil Cloths, Tin Ware. Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Coal Oil aud Coal Oil Lamps,
Buckets, Brooms, soap, Tobacco, and large
stock of desirable goods, TOO numerous to men
tion. Give him call aud examine for your
selves, at his old stand, COG Market Street,
Open from A. NJ, until Q +. NJ.
N. B.-MishlcI's Herb Bitiers by the Quart OF
Bottle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAR sIR;-
with your permission, wish to say to
the readers OF your paper that will send, by return
mall 70 all who wish it, lfres Recipe, with fall di[eo
tions for making and using simple Vegetable Balm,
that will eeetually remove, In ten days plmpes boteh'
es Tan fTeokes and all Impurities Of the skin, leaving
the same toft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Healdp or
Bare Faces, simple directions and in ormation that will
enable them to start full growth Of Luxurian Hair,
Whskers, or Mou1taehe, in leas than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mall without
charge Respectfully yours, n,,.,, a..
oeu0-smos 63l Broadway, New York.
As-To coMuNPTyEa Tho undersigned having been
restofed to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
lung Affection and that dread disease, Conaumpuon-u
anxious to make known to his fsowsudsren the means
Of cure,
To ali who desire IT, he will send copy Of the preserp
ton used free OF Charged with the directions for PFC
pairing and using the same, which they will ind
cure for Consumption, Asthms Bronchitis, Coughs Colds
etc The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription Is to benet the afflicted and spread norma
ton which conoelves to be invaluable and he hopsI
every sufferer will try his remedy, will cost them
nothing, AndmAy prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescriptions will pease address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilamsburgh, Kings Comfy, New York.
oct10-3mos