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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27
THE
.zs:te l4ir,l !autsI - 5.;tiY ~ ts1a
Southern Christian, Advocate
III ie.l 4. 8 e. a..r -
THIRTIETH. VOLUME.

tu,t isis IHlhIlEl,HaY VOLUME. q, j, !
THHIS WELL KNOWN. RELIGIOUS. FAMILY
Il newspaper, commenced its THIRTIETH VOL
UME in January 1867, under the editorial control
of the REV. i. II. MYERS. D. D., who has conduc-
ted it for the past twelve years.
Devoted to Religion and the, interests Of the
copal Church South, in the South Eastern States
of high literary character--having among its con-
tributors and correspondents many of the most emf.
ncnt divines in that Church. and giving due atten-
ion to every question of public Importance to facts
in Science and Art, to the News, to the Markets
etc., etc., vic deemit the very paper for the Family
where but one paper. ,is taken, and worthy place
with tho best, where several arc taken.
Besides, il is emphafically the paper FOR the poor
man, (and such We MI nre now for it is cheaper
style and size considered tl:an any, paper in the
Southern States. tf.
AS n medium Of extensive country advertising, Il
is the best paper in the Soutii East having wide
range Of circulation and Iurge liss Of subscribers
in South Carolina, Georgia. Florida anl Alabama.
j. Any person sending $50 90, will be entitled to
copy Of the paper for one year, for this service
Those wishing to subscribe may remit by mnil, or
apply to tho nearest itincrans Hrcncher of the Meth
otiist Episcopal Church Sorfh, all Of whom arc
Agents for the paper. :, n
Terms Three Dollars for unc year Two Dollars
for eight months, One Dollar for four
months ri-:af -bAs ~, - "a
-SvAEIABLr, CASH Is ADrsScE. wLcn sfe money
= exhausted, tho paper is. discontinued
.idtlr,1s
J.. ". DUEEE s co.. N
Macon, Ga.
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
F.. rhs Re ssS ss Of sh9n sSSa cIa. In RE-
Application having been made by Joseph II. Nor
gan to prove the past existence loss and contents
the last Will and Testament Of Martin Friday, do
ceased,-on motion Of Hutsons Legarc, Solicitors
for applicant, it is ordered, That oil persons who
desire 30 to do, have leave TO appear and cross
anime the evidence produced, and introduce evil
dencc in reply before me on the 18th day of Sop
tembcr ncxt
Commissioners Oficc,) V.Dv. JAMESON,
Orangeburg c. H., Commissioner
juno II, 1867.
june Is XII 3m
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! HU NJ o1Rlo1Uist.5
= Soda Water.

sA2Sfsv days since, q gentleman from, the
country and his recently 'espoused wife, visited
the city for the purpose Of seeing the ''sights +"
While strolling through the streets, they
thought they would indulge in the luxury of a
glass Of soda water. Entering an apothecary
store, they made known their wants:
"What kind ofsyrup?" asked tire man of
pills. .syaap
"Wall, I guess Pll.take some of the syrup
of squills," answered the countryman.
eve do not use that kind" said the clerk.
81 know you don't bekase its costly I will
have the syrup. Of squills"
The druggist demonstrated, but all to no
purpose. His customer wouldshave squills, re-
marking: q 7asoa@ 4rill
cali the other syrups is made of sugar,
lemon Drops sarsapariller, and sich things to
humbug folks"
The squills were procured and our hero re-
quested to pour out for himself; and he did
so, taking bountifal quantity, In order to get
his moneys worth .&s
HeI Herolnc DelnS asked now she would
prefer hers, raised herself to the supposed dig
nifty Of a city belle, and replied
+ "Reckon as how I'll try mine without any
squills, or any sweetnin'." .i
In passing their own opinions OF The drinks,
they gave anything but favorable decision
Ina few moments our hero began to expc-
rience a new internal sensation. 1.E4 T.
Jerusalem he, exclaimed, "what's tho
matter with my stomach?' and before an an
swer could be returned, he was four miles off
Cape Coda case of :ssnausea marina"
!. "I'm pisened" he moaned. "Only married
three days, and got to die! Pump it out of me
Somebody I'll give doctor fifty cents to
save my lifeP 5e p ~
1.-THE wife fell on her knees, and attempted
tS comfort her husband, but ho was not to DO
checked 5, and not until the last of the squills
had left him did he entertain o hopeof romain-
,st,li sa'a &. j ti,. ...,o. ,''ss ,
% The couple lefsthc store, vnwing vengeance
agsinas .the man whQ tpid them to call for snills
Ar o,,o IA ~, A1,xfsr>
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'"The Church IF the Strangers,
NEW ,SoRK,,p....
REV. DIR. nrEDfS, Pastor.

CtTRANGHES VISITING NhV YORK ARE ~
~ specially informed that {. congregation. com.
posed of Christians of different Protestant den0Ip
nations, has been organized under the Pastoral
charge Of the Rev. Charles +. Deems, D. D.,
The service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, blocks west
of the New York Hotel
The Pastors residence and post office address Is
22l West 54th Street. Strangers in the city, who
are sick or in Distress may freely call upon DR..
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member Of my Church comes to New
York to engage in business, Let him call promptly on
the Pastor of the Church Of the strangers Espe-
cially let this be done in the of youn men who
will have cordial welcome.
june Is If
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. III
In the Court of Common Pleas.
H. H. jennings Jno. T. Jennings, VS. F. A. Wilcox
sen, A. E. Talmadge.
ATTACHMENT.
NM HEREAS the Plaintiffs did on the Goth day
w of Mey file their declaration against The De-
PENDANTS, who Gas it is sad) are absent from nv
without the limits of this State, and have hc' , al
wives nor attorneys known within the sar >Hhef
whom copy of said deelarafic:l may ~ e, upon
On motion of Illusions Lcgare, Plair o. pe seryeu
il is ordered that tho sai. Defer d't s N'.orheys
and plead to the sad eclara On 90 Io
22nd day Of May Which VIII bo in tho vear oer0aS as ne
asb 1oI% Shs rno'.and Eight Hundred and Sixty
then be given and awarded against them. ssn' VIII
M, $500. J, F. ROBINSON,
MY 20 1867. Xxx jun1 e3m4 G, or.
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AGRICULTT LTTURAL, sc.
South CarOlina---Report, on Her Agri
cultural Condition and Prospects. !,


Mr. Theo. C.Peters, of the United States
Agricultural Department., has madea report to
the Commissioner Ionl the Agricultural ;condi-
tion of the South. The following is the seq
ton Of the report which treats Of this State :
srr4ssing well situated for the cultivation of
.ricetand cotton, and having . surplus Of labor,
4sais State mas devoted its agriculture to the
cultivation Of these two inerohantable products,
20 the'neglect of all her other agricultural re-
sources. 81 In proportion to area she has but
liittle more poor soil than North Carolina, while
IL hes rlce lands and sea islands she has much
that dssuperior! aSg.o atat .4....l ysrf
sssfsptson. census shows chat there was
gsown,t as reported, 353,4l2 bales; how. much
aafs this iwas seq isla,d and::how much upland
docs not,appear, while the quantity planted is
:in excess Of last year. It is safe to- estimate
that not over one-half Of the land, planted in
1859 and 1860 is now being worked, while
through inc region known as fisherman 8
track, the same causes which compelled the
abandonment or fields after they had been
planted and partially worked in North Carroll
nj kss produced like results, only to a larger
extent Here. Some have been compelled to
iaBahdo6 entirely and at once, while others
have discharged their hands and teams, and
worked with their families in order to make
Some Corn and d little cotton to save them from
future starvation. Z
While much relief has come TO many Of
Athess people, but small portion have beepfs4l
sltesed; from che impossibilty, Of getting scon-
veyance to End the suffering or to send relief
when found. IF tho history of the past and
present ppfsring q, these people in the Caro-
linas, Georgia, portions of Alabama, and Mis-
sissippi Is ever fully written, an amount of hu.
man s6aeriag twilbbe disclosed that has bad no
pdrailslinthelUnich. f1svena fife season b
most propitous, there will yet be, -antil another
planting and another harvest, untold misery
.-andEstar4atioA Il BAD TAHH0I
twill hardly be credited that whole families
have had no meat for weeks; TINT they have had
bus'ona meal tday aad Chat Of pounded corn:
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STEVENS HOUSE, .l,'l
21, %, 25 d q Broadeay, ~ +,
Opposite Bowling Green.

ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
TIME STEVENS HOUSE is weland widely known
IL to the travelling public. Tffe location is cs-
peciay suitable to merchants and business men; it
is in close proximity TO the business part of the
city-is on the highway of Southern and Western
trayel-and adjacent 10 NIL tho principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda-
ton for over 300 guests-it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement, for the COM
fort for its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
well ventilatcd-provided with gas and water-the
attendance is prompt and respectful-and the table
is generously provided with every delicacy Of. the
scason--at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodel
ed, we enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure Of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
june l-6ni Propriotors.
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r. EdGMIO,U.S s
,Appointments.

II Gu3SE 0kINlU q
d lARgRgs4AP AARRs.n4.rPensV,, 81, W
s.sssrp ia u a. 40 aolrofag .si, ir.,s.rsa. sslt
eealo AID ,a ,.7toah 5ufc, ,sr.,t
i'vlIHAdEal IA. ~ D,nssos, every sabbatha at
llA NJ. and a +. NJ. II .1atis.
lecture every Thursday at at7AP.M. A. fe'a .
vaESs sT2lEs slIaiSSiai \ S,.I o ssssty other
Sabbath morning and afternoon -
fxs. ". A.iHoucE- At Trinity lst and Sd Sum-
days. = : as
INV. ri DasaioE- --At st: MsftAswg 7, aud Sd
,sundays.' As lebanon "a ard 4ih Sundays
v u s.,,., = !, Bqptiss ),
:. Vnlsds-Rzv. Dn. I. b. DuRhAx, ist sunday Of
ssah ai6ntk at ri NJ. and Sd Sunday Of each month";
AfipHe M! Snd p. f.s,nial Ai eipi if y,,spht+si
aisv. Da! If D. DunhAM-At Four Holes, lst sun-
Gag Of each month SfiTf iisit ,.fl reir 1Ti IA
Raw RJ EpwAnDs.i-At Branchvillc, list and Sd
Sundays in;cach month. santee, I'd and 4th Sun
days st each month. y & :,,i7s.NF s,nd
Inv. ". r. CHApI1x-A. Ebenezer, lst Sunday Of
each Msnthy Canaan, I'D Sunday Of each month
Ban'Eaamps s4tK Sunday cf each month: - 81
Kzy. d. +. Srtaaha +s4At Antioch, I'D and 4th Sum
ssys assPIRsl eaEn'h Sd and 9s Al ~ ~sgnaeys ~af-
REV ". j. sslaDEnaILAt ssalaDnI Atal talehsaIly sohoo, House.
Ist and Sd sGhdayyJi = santee, {colored Sunday
schdOl). ID andtAt Sundays (. b,lal.aC tanbt;;l
Methodist -Appomtmea .tor OrangcJury Dis
sr'cs, 81 G Con- ference, 3d Quarter.
Sr: GEoRoEsr Q Indian Fields, June %, 2s.k
,UrfaK 0hAkdkENA calvary, juno 90, 3d. NJ =
Observation-Disclosures, July 6, z. ',;9 ! thd
ORAthaEbunoA Zion, July 18, IA. :, tsJ stY
Providence G M.,-July 1s and a.,
UPPEn sr. MArTHEws-L Limestone, July q, 90.
BnAacHvlLIE-A New Hope, August 8, 4. ! ! q
EAsTEnS OnAKdk Shiloh, August TO-, Eait6I
ST. MArrH4ws-Jerusaiem, August II, l8. t.>
Lsx1sorox-August "a, %.
BaRHwELE% 81st august, let September.
AxKxa ASD GaAx AxfrEvtkGEAAugast 2, 8.
W + 4 T A. M.CHRIETzBERG, r. e
IfElILiaE-REv. ". G. CONNER, every Sabbath at
ioa AN, and every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Rev. ". G. CoxsEn-At Zion, 1st and Sd Sum
days (afternoon.) Prospect, I'd and 4th Sundays
taf'ern.osonaf sa . + gltH4a ID .ts
Rev. J. 8, CoNSon.-At Providence, I'd and 4th
Sundays lol Am. IA Geri.im, I'd and lth Sun
days 81 PM. AtTarget LIST and Sd Sundays lo5
4 IL At Bethlehem, lst and Sd Sundays, 81 P.
NJ.
REv:: 'Jons IsABisEr..A- Andrew Chapel list Sun
day. Ebenezer and uelhsenane Cd Sunday, Trinity
Sd Sunday, Calvary 4ih Sunday, g,s,sS.,,,
NY 7,
I'd sunday, Adrew Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebenozer
and Ecthsemare y g g4th Sunday }Tg@{
Rev. 3. A. AusrIs-At Davis Bridge, I'd Sunday
In each month at liza. NJ. Hopewell Church, Sd
Sunday in each month at liza. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4sh Sunday in each month. at II A. NJ.
REV. THos. RArson-la and Sd Sundays at New
Hope. i03 a. n, and Bethlehem at PM I'd and
Ath Sundays at sardis, (near Branchvilss,) 10Y A..
h.sGasssls'' sc5S'sE, 4;lRc, n q1aq ,lt7Es,a
1W We will;beiglad to caaplets this list, and re-
speotfdlly invite the Cersymen Of various denomi-
cations TO aend in their appointments and they will
eesnserted with pleasure among the above. s,YI
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Tn Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

T. W. Glentor and Sarah T. his wife, Bill for
admir- and ex'A. Of J. W. Tinlal, Ys. Injunction
Jno. II. Milh .,us and others. and Relief.
PURSUANT to m order from Chancellor Johnson
in this case all person. ha, ing andsnganst the
Estate of j. W. Tindnl. deceased, will prove the
same before within three moi tbs from this date,
or they will be dcbnrred payment. and any ono in
dcbtcd 10 the same mny appear before me for the
purpose Of usccrtaining tho real value o. thcir
tracts
Commissioners Oficc,l V.D. v. JAMISON. f
Orangcburg c. II. Commissioner.
May II, 1867.
june 20 MI 1amS
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lin Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Catherine Tyler Aa'1 As Of L. s. Tyler nian,sn n' tis
H. Livingston, cxor et nj. and Relief.
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor johnson in
this case, all pereons having demands against the
Estate of Len. S. Tyler, decd. will prove the
before me or before the 18th day of August next
The will he debarrcd payment; and all persons
indebted to the sane will make payment
Commissioners Office, ". V. JAMISON,
Ornngcbmrg c. H., Commissioner.
May g, 1867.
june 20 MI lam3
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) Bilto
Ex Rel Solicitor. Perpctuate
In Re Lost Documents. Testimony
Application having been made by William H.
Ehney to- prove tho existence loss and contents Of
Deed of Release. made by William II. Corbett in the
year 1860 to said applicant, upon motion of Messrs
Illusions Legare Solicitors, it is ordered, That all
persons who desire so to do. may appear and cross
examine tho evidence, and introduce evidence in re-
ply before on the 3Oth day Of July A. D., 1867
Orangeburg C. II. Commissioner
April 80, 1867 may 4XII eom-3
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
james D. C. Clcckley, admir- of ! Bill Of
D. w. Gissentlnnner, vs.. : Injunction
NJ. y. Gisscndanner and others. and Relief
PURSUANT to nm order of Chancellor johnson,
in this cnse nll persons having demands against the
Estate of David W. Gissendanner, will provo the
same bofDrc within four months from this date,
or they will be debarred payment, and any one in
debtcd to the same may appear before me and prove
the real value of their contracts.
Commissioners Office, v.D.v JAM!soN,
Orangeburg G. II. Commissioner.
February 26, 1867.
june % MI ~ 1am3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09
The Origin of Friction Matches.-

The Origin of Friction Matches
In 1882, man by the name Of Phil
lipNlstng IN Oakland. Manehesterco
Conn, invented and patented match
that would ignite by friction. He made
them on a small scale, as his means were
linnted; put them in tin boxes of one
hufrtfred each and sold them to the in
habitants about, carrying them In pock-
ct handkerchief. Many, persons still
recollect the fear and CONSERVATION in
the minds of the people at that time
lest their houses and barns would be
burned by the hand of the incendiary
end many thought he should be restrain
Ell from scattering his fircbrands in the
community.
Phillips afterwards moved TO SPRING
field Mass, where he formed copart-
ner.hip with a man by the name of
Chaplin, under the title of Chaplin Il
Phillips, when they largely increased
the production of matches. The first
matches were made and dipped singly
by hand; afterwards Phillips invented
the card matches. Such, in brief, is the
early history of this little article that is
now considered All indispensable neces.
sity. There must be many persons
now living in Hartford who will recol
lect the red wagon, painted in large let
tiers upon the sides, Friction Matches, )
ast passed through the streets drawn
by one horse. ..s
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Original Notice.
District Court of Cedar county, low

District Court of Cedar county, Iowa.
June Term, 1867.
Mary p. Farmer. VS.. William y. Hoey Sarah
p. Hoey. Mary &. Hartman, Isaac Farmer,
Martha Daily, Abhie Ann Winters and John
To William y Hoey, Sarah ? Hoey, Mary c
Haganan, Isaac Farmer, Martha Daily, Alb
Bile Ann " lntors, John w Farmer dsiendants
You are hereby notified that there viii be on
the S1th day Of April, 1867, on file in the office
os the Clerk Of the District Court, in and for
the county of Cedar, in the state ot iowa n Pc
.ition Oh Mary Farmer, plaintiff. claiming of
you a dover interest IN the following real es-
tate, northeast quarter of section 23, township
50, range 2, situated in Cedar county State Of
Iowa, and certain lands in Jones county, Iowa
described as follows: CONNER cing TIA rods
from the sout invest corner OF ton IA, town.
ship s., range 2, run ning hence orth l3s rods,
thence east l20 rods, thence south lsM rods,
thence west lo0reds, containing IA acres OF land,
to which said plaintiff considers herself enti-
tied, and also claiming of def ndamt, william
N Hocv, damages for the detention of said
dover from said plaintiff for the last six years,
the sum Of $500 with interest on the same as set
forth in said petition,
Now unless You appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term Of said court to be begun
and held al Tipton, In said county, on the Sd
day of June, 1857, default viii he entered
against YOU and indgme ut rem Tered thereon in
accordance with the rraverof said petition
B Z IL POUND and w BULL.
Att'Ss for Plaintiff
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HE FLOREN CE.
DIR. BIaELow

~ sbodys besides destroying yoaa Aappi-
ness AND future prospects, Of lie. He /.
49, ; ~: Dss,.. ii: ii. :..Sy e. =. e.
MIA son wkom All a1nicsed shouid consGlS-
sses i. =. s.s d III. IL Is =.
yoassss. + q shs s.:y sss.: re yasaa. - ~
skilled specialize here, and thorough master 81
All sexual diseases. II AL others fall dont despaa9
give him csil. tits only common occurrence viAS
him to such diseasss. His voons ore eepesate -
ladies and gentlemen, and the most complete n Az
city. I#a "a Nt D. a5'7s7
IL You've MEH, TAKE PARTICULAR Norlcs.--D>kteeY
Dgslow deyotes much Of his time 10 the treatment 81
those cAess caused by secret haht, whch snins beA
BODY and mind, uniting the unfortunate ipdlyidual
early habits, OF the excess ~ Hpex years. 1850 wsaen
and deblitate the constitution destroy the phyeicai
and mental powers, diminish ana ep1sGle Dc asauAl
feelings, and exhaust the vital energies 81 nanAeoA;t
the pleasures Of life mArped ,4he object Of nArrA
frustrated and existence itself rendered tenn 0s
unesaAng misery and regret. Such persons sUpSolo1
those contemplating marriage shonM tsss - aoS3p
: s,s. + sa.a'sds . in'srs speedy -
Consultstions fles and conndsptisl. ,Oaes. No
l79 South Clafk street. corner Of Monroe, halt hock
from the Post O6ic6. Pest Once Bog f6l Chtosec.
ILL., 00se hsurs Apn a. ~ p. No -g1Yfst
Send for he soaids y Iisaih DublsAsi HssAhlssl
n. s.--Lsdi... send for ; dssorlp.iv. circular Of
Rsssasis 1ssats the hest psevsasfvs Of eoscepss
hnewn Sent 20 any add!essftss n ehsses i vios "a
-.---- 49, = s---- e -I--z- LII
Candles and Soap atat aafWuih AL0EM1s1
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This Is certify that was discharged from the
army with Chronic niarrhea and have been cured by
DR.. Maggiel's Pills. WILSON HARVEY,
New York, April I, 1855. 81 Pitt Street.
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The following is an interesting OF man en-
pioyed in an Iron Foundry, who. in pouring melted
iron into oash that was damp and wet, caused an
explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and
him in perfect shower. and he was burnt dread
fully. The following certificate given to me, by
him, about eight weeks aft er the accident:
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The Cow re,ifles 10 he supplied with abundance u
h".lh"t ta nitko her Mt-ths II not desirable bat TO
sci regular s-cieou Of milk and NIL owssts oi
g,"Ms via htA Ivy giving thrm
eL0AN's CONDITION PoWD20O
s.@k large incfss.A~ IN qnntisy aud quality
u milk and Cream. II casfRs On all ssvsr and In.
pnrea II The sa, The o1yst sven thTOughOut the
.~a~n. 4, ria, and abundant 1ow Of milk
III. fasnsE Is sginuissg to he u tbs valaabe
fn.q'etsir * Nisna's fOAditioN FOsodSs, In pro-
Hniin ti e.jp o his Ai,.sI, ana, preveuting MANY
~ the d'scasrs VI al the dointstica,sd animals.
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DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

Asthma, Bowel Complaints, Fl = tsz
Coughs Colds. Chest Diseases,
Cos'iveness, Dyspepsia,
DiarrhHa, Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and A9ue, Female Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, Influenza,
inflammation, Inward Weak ness, za&.i
Liver Complaints, Low Of Spirits,
kingw orm, .Khe hmatism, Scxlds,
@ Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum, &c.
TPNOTICE.-Noneg genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot or box signed by DIR J.
MAGGIEL, 43 Fulton st., New York, to counterfeit
which Is felony. ~ 4#4&# III A@
"COUNTERFEITs! Buy no Maggiel Pills or
6alve, with little pamphlet inside the box
They are bogus. The genuine have name of.
Haydock on box with name OF Ma,ygiel M ID.
The genuine have the Pill surrounded with
white powder" AS-Hall & Schumacher are
sole agents for these Pills In Cedar county.
Sold by allrsspectable dealers in medicines through
out the United States and g nadas-at - cents per
box or pot. sept27-vl3nSoyl
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Original Notice.


District Court of Cedar county, Iowa, June
Term, lss-
ANDREW II SMART against CAruARINE MooNE
To Cathartna Noone. decentralization are
hereby notified that there is nov on file in the
offiAe aSfhe Jerk of the District Court, in and
for the county nj Cedar. in the state IF Iowa. a
petition Of Andrew NJ Smart, plaintiff, stating
that said plaintiff is now in possession OF. and
Is owner IN fee sim Dle of the following describ-
ad prem seS o wit: Lots number three and
four of block nambe eight tSl. in jennings Adj
ditton TO the Town of Upton in said county
and that defen liant claims some interest there.
IN, and asking that said court en- era judgment
forever barring an 1 estopping you from claim
ing or having any right or title 70 said premises
adverse 10 the plaintiff or those claiming
Through or under him. Now unless You appear
Ito said petit ION nl defend tn ereto al or before
moon ofthe second dap-of the next term of said
|court, to he begun Rnd held OF Upton. In said
|e,aIt5, G. the 81 day June sB7, default VIII
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer Of said
petition.
IVA WOLF LASDT, Atty for Pl'ff.