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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-02
The Reeult Of It.

s.sTh&aptiaeoft - 6,anpsNA Court upon
our cotem p6faffe1 believe, dispose of the
crusade against Reconstruction. The
disposition II thN Nosa was made on
grounds purely technical, that the Pres
,ident cannot b, li4estrApted byo,a cp-
ordinate branch Of the Government In
the discharge Of functions POLITICAL and
executive. The f0undAtion sof the am
bilious plea Of Mr.. Sharkey, who may
be = good christian, but obviously a very
poor lawysrsi4 sfnmariiy disposed of
byka verv skdpl1 deduction from the
Constitution, that each branch Of the
Government is in its sphere SUPREME
the Georgia case, brought against the
Secretary Of WArHnAB Generals Grant
and Pope. The warp and woof of the
petitions are the same--the parties TO
the suit only changed. The Mississippi
agitators, therefore, can get into court
by leaving out theH friend Andy as de-
ftndant Z III . Ssga =
The heart of the question remains to
be touched. It is probable that it will
1be1 In the Georgia case. sltis possible
that the Court, constituted ss At present,
may undertake TO interfere with ,ishe
accepted reconstruction policy Of Con
gress. But whatever may be the extent
of the interference, it isevtdynt that the
process Of reconstruction can only be for
the time delayed. The reconstruction
basis of Congress adopted after a long
continued and most severe scrutiny OF
the question has clearly the consent OF
the majority of the American people,
excepting, of course those who are, on
account of the crime of treason, contem-
plated in the act itself and not specially
honOred by it. If the Supreme Court,
therefore, concludes to embarrass the
question which of all Others since the
rebellion has more seyetAY tested the
patience and PATRIOTISM Dfatfe people
and the peoples Congress, it will only
be a barrier in the way OF, justice and
the vital interests Of the Country to be
surmounted. The results would be on
ly a renewal of, the, strife upon recon
struction, Il re-openikg of sectional
wounds, and the imposition of heavier
burdens upon those who are led intothe
political whirlpool by Mnatics of the
Sharkey school. The effect Of such in
reference would be indisputably to en-
cite popular Indignation and contempt
for decisions manitestly founded in mar
rowness and partizanship. AS the Dred
Scott decision, coming upon the heels Of
popular elections, was complete mega
ton OF the progress of sentiment on the
slavery question, and as it die not for a
day delay the march to a final consum-
nation, perhaps rather accelerated, so
now the plunging of the same Court
into the political arena of the country
will meet with the same result.-Ddc.
9ug1Dyf (,y-p{{o
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A rreedman's Speech.


An exzla4N ~OQpN PAoreoQFs at
q political KeetlAe hslfa ~ dAvs ago
in Chattanooga. His remarks were very
uDps5eentidns. but they were very SEN
sible. They were as follows: ~
e Ihaue no education; I can think big
things but can only speak little things.
Sherman's bill suits me very we'll ac-
cording to my understanding. My
friends, so far as know them, suit me
very well, and think Iknow who they
are. think Brownlow is one Of them.
have seen how they worked for us and
what they have done for US. sherman
is friend to u.s.. know that my peo-
been deprived Of the privilege OF educa-,
cation, and of meeting as we do, and,
saying II am my own man." When
we stop and think where we were few
years ago, picking in the cotton row, or
hoeing in the corn row, plowing among
the stumps, with driver and an Ovef-
seer, and old master sitting in the
house and saying: Drive 'em," and
what We are now,,I hardly know what
we shall do. We are free, and more
than that, we are all allowed to vote.-
DO we know what we are going to vote
for? Some men say, 1.-The negro has
his legal vote, but can buy his vote
with drink of whiskey or a chaw of
tobacco Fellow citizens, before any
man shall buy my vote with drink Of
whiskey or a chaw of tobacco, l will
suffer this body to be sacrificed! [Ap-
plause.] When l was in Selma, on
election day, saw the white men go
down in their cellars and bring out their
jugs of whisky, and ask men in and say.
N a fn 70, nI
l have seen the votes ofthe Anglo-Saxon
race bought for drink Of whisky. Now
here are colored men that never saw
church or school house until lately,
and you needn't talk to me about buy
ing their votes; while there are white
men, raised in the lap of education, that
would sell their votes. Unless l know
my friends who | am going to vote for,
| shall not vote at all. Don't, when YOU
go to vote, let any man come up and say
WHO are you going ovote for? why,
SO and so.' Why, he amt the right
man. You don't know. How should
you? Your hair is short and kinky.
Let me tell you; so and SO Is the man to
vote for" and the first thing you know
you will be voting to cut your own
throat.
Now, I don't know much about politi-
cal affairs, but believe Brownlow is the
right man in the right place, and if we
have got to vote, shall vote for him,
because l see that he has worked for us.
My friends the times are ripe. The bud
has come and the blossoms, and the
blossoms have dropped off, and the ap-
pie has grown, and it hangs ripe,
beautiful, and rosy on the tree, and we,
can pluck it off and eat it, and cast the
core on the ground, and plant the seeds
that will grow up into great trees.
stretching their branches up to heaven.
must learn to Use this great blessing.
Teach your children the Constitution Of
the United States, that they may grow
up big mouthed Radicals. g ~
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A Fish Bone in a Mans Throat for


r, ew days since, laboring man, who
works in WoOdruffs plaster mill, called
upon one of the city surgeons for the
purpose of having a tumor upon the
neck, just under the angle of the Jaw
bone, removed. The tumor was about
the size of large hens egg, and had
been there about ten years. After get
ting history of the case, the surgeon
suspected that the tumor had been occa-
stoned by some foreign substance such
as a bone. Before attempting to remove,
the tumor, it was laid open, and a fish
bone about three quarters of an inch
long and al eighth OF an inch in dame
ter, OF irregular shape, was discovered
and removed, The patient had attempts
ed to swallow this bone over twenty
years ago, but it hadlodged in his throat,
occasioning more or less trouble ever
since. Nature had attempted to remove
it, but had failed, as the bone had trav-
elcd through the neck about an inch in
direction onward and downward, where
it became encysted and remained The
tumor has since been removed, and the
patient is doing well and attending to
his daily labor,
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PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.

WYE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described as follows:
li0 acres OF the ne Ia of sec. %, 81 |.
The east n of the southwest u section rs,
township 81, range $50 acres; with good house
and stable.
Lots to 10 i'm elusive block A; lot &, in block
AZ, all in the Town of Rochester.
A farm of 40 acres, 2le miles sw of town and
= mile from school house, is we'll improved
stable SzS per acre. Terms 10 SUIT purchasers
Farm of E5 acres on Sugar Creek, two miles
sc of town; one of the best stock farms in the
country, has excellent timber, 90 acres set in
rich blue grass, fne young orchard, good build
ings, known as the Mohegan farm. Price s25
per acre.
25 acres Immediately east of fair grounds, an
excellent building location, with WELL ever
greens, shrubbery and fruit trees.
Improved farm of 100 acres one-fourth mile
west Of Covers Ferry: 6acres timber, story and
a half house, good cellar. cistcrn, &c. Also, 20
acres timber one-fourth mile east of the Ferry.
Price S2S per acre.
Good farm Of 24o acres 100 improved, 40 acres
timber, good house and stock stables, miles
from Railroad station, good stock farm, having
spring and creek Price $50 per acre. u cash,
balance in one and two years.
The NV quarter Of sec. l8, T 81 r 2: 100 acres
Price Sl2 per acre, halfeash, balance in one and
IS acres adjacent to Starts Addition to town,
being part OF the Knott farm, which we will
SCI Il Z ss No g. ans Lot No. TO- Block
No So in town of Upton.
The sw J. of sec. 8, tip 81, range 2, lO acres.
The 4 Of the NV Il sec. Is, 7 50, n 1; 80 acres.
The sw Of the ne u, and the east half of the
nwH and the sW 4 OF the NV u of sec. "a, tip
79 II 4; 100 acres. All in Cedar county, Iowa.
Also the south Il of the y sec. 3, I 49, II 80,
west, in Calhoun county, Iowa.
Also, 1880 acres in BuenasVista CO., Iowa.
$50 acres choice prairie land in Cass county,
Iowa.
WOLF & LANDT,
n6 Agents linton. Iowa.
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The pitch lake in the Island of Trint-
dad is one or two hundred acres in ex-
tent, and consists of pcnetrablc but
tenacious pitch, of uncertain depth, be-
ing too dense for any kind Of sounding,
and yet not hard enough to sustain ex-
cavation. The pitch is mined out and
shipped in large quantities to Europe,
but closes over the chasms a. fast as they
are made, and appears to br fed from an
inexhaustible "welr' beneath the bot
tom of the lake. The English manufac-
ture oil from it.
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The New Orleans RepVJ'icaa says ::
''It is worthy of note that among the
registrars appointed by Major General
Sheridan for the Second City District,
appears the name Of Mr. r. {. Thomas.
Mr. Thomas 10 the representative of the
large and respeeta Bile class of free color
ed people in tlfisacity. He has passed
the meridian of life, is native of the
city, has been for many years commits
sion broker in Exchange alley. He is a
man of irreproachable character and
his appointment proves very popular to
ell classes of citizens.n .-@
The records of the War Department
show that fifty prisoners are now con
fined at the Dry TortugaS citizens
and forty-one soldiers. The former are
Mudd, Spangler Arnold, and OL.agh-
lin, the consplrators the notorious st.
Leger Grenfelr sentenced to hard labor
for life for conspiring for the release OF
prisoners OF war. John w. Adarc, a
South Carolinian, sentenced five years
for robbery; John Walters, ten years for
manslaughter,e and Sam Uenty, three
years tor assault with intent to Kill.
Of the soldiers, eighteen We're sentenced
for desertion, seven foe assault with in
tent to kill, and six for robbery.
The Conseryatives--liias Copperheads
of Tennessee have nominated E,nter-
son Ethefidge, the vindictive assailant
OF President johnson when that gentle
man was suspected of sympathising
with loyal men, for Governor, in oppo-
sitioa to Gov. BrownIow. We do not
anticipate that GOV. Brownlow, in imi-
tatian ofthe example Of Mr.. johnson
when the latter was Governor, will or
der the arrest of Etheridge as an enemy
OF the Government If E%E
A female seminary was recently start
ed in Salt Lake City, which succeedeti
very well until the principal -clopad
with and married the whole school.
a countrylnan stated in conference
meeting lately that If men were not
born totally depraved they became so
pretty middlin early
General sickles, in command of the
Department of North and South Caro-
lima, has issued an order prohibiting
the sale or gift Of liquors to United
States soldiers, sailors or marines. The
order also iustructs pest commanders to
exercise supervision over magistrates,
sherids and the police within their com
mands, and when necessary for the
preservation of order to assume COM
rnand OF the police. ,.f "
A woman begins to have great an
tipathy to dates when she finds herself
out Of date.
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THE WHEAT CROP.-The Cincinnati
Gasette says: The new crop of wheat
will come upon "A market more bare
than has been experienced for great
many years. This being the case, it is
particularly pleasant to know that the
growing wheat crop was never more
promising. In some sections of the
country the breadth of land planted was
not as large as usual, owing to the great
Teega4EcitE, Teega4Ec ,qff seed, but there is neverthe-
wheat, and if the haretatnd9 under winter
well as it now promises, we shall have
a large yield. The crop is of course
still liable to suffer, but let it suffice for
the present, that the prospects are ex-
cellent and the season decidedly favora-
ble.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-02

SALUTING THE SToRM-A correspon-
dent OF the Washington Intetligencer
proposes that whenever storm com
mences in any part Of the country, the
telegraph wires shall spread the fact
over the land, telling in what direction
the storm is travelling, and the nature
of the storm. At the county seats 4
cannon to be fired three times at inter-
walls Of two minutes If the storm be
hurricane, and at intervals Of five min
utes If the storm is travelling rapidly.
and at intervals of ten minutes # the
storm IL travelling slowly.
BY this plan the farmers over the
country could be warned in time to se-
cure their grain or hay under cover, or
to shut out the rain. Let the newspa-
pers publish the storm signals, which
should be posted in every house over the
country, and then the storm guns can
blase away az loud as they please.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-02

The MASSACHUSETTS CLERGY ON
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. 1t would be
supposed from the current reports of the
struggle for and against the Prohibition
of the Liquor Traffic in Massachusetts
that the clergy of that State are about
equally divided on the question # On
the contrary, the Rev. Edward Othe-
man, OF the State Temperance Alliance,
testified before the Legislative Commit
tee, that in response to a circular inaui-
ry addressed to all the clergy Of that
State, 962 declared for Prohibition. fifty
six for license, and seven were in doubt.
OF the fifty-six for license, twenty-five
are Roman Catholics. twelve Unitarians.
and eight Episcopalians. Of the Ortho-
dox Protcstants and Universalist pastors
not one in fifty favors license. ..-Ne,v
York Tribune.
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A Farm Of 1877 Acres
r OR NOT HING

Situated on the lower Iowa City road, Slf miles
nom Upton, on which are = lsrGo tWo-story
house, built IN 1879 pts cost g sz,a$S $e 4 s Eood
arc 10 acres Of second srewth timber. worth
from 80 to 80 per acrs. This excellent farn
~ hrn1tnr. The balance (deductine timber
iandS Is brush land and creek bottom. The
farm 10 wen wateYed by Rock Greek running
Fine Euit and shrubbery, good well and els
tern and first rate cellar, &C.. Title warrant
"a. rrtcc for said bniiding and timber as aboye @
THhOWN IN. Call and see the place. Posses
sion given innediateay. Terms reasonable.
Apply TO J. w. BULL, or
= 1r"-~ - %' '" f.. III. POUND,
PLY l4tf Sheriff's Office, Upton.
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-sns EXCHANGE OFFICE.
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
y cngo, can be had of the subscriber, In sums
TO suit customers. @884 E#
Csrti6cafes Of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York. Boston. and Philadelphia. cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 7.3Us
always on hand.
WILLIAM II. TUTTIILL.
Upton. Iowa. Feb. 18th, lsss.
WILLIAM r. WOLF, SANFORD v. LANDr.
WOLF Il LANDT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPTON, IOWA.
. Office in the basement of the Court House, 40
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~-RArEs OF. ADyERTlsINd.

RATES OF. ADvERZlsINds
soHare. one insertion, sl0e
~ ,,s''' EErs ,sss
s,uor4or cnInmr venr $500
~ IN ss,s|SS sSlsS1s TSssS T1aT &Ss &Ss
sTTss iias. 5 f@of roopar.ii' ',.se
~ s:ss:e:as rs s:ssi ga Is ssss: :ssk .dsi: a.
ss: 81 sss.'ss'a aat ordered
oFF1cfAk DIzEcr0Rv.
= rreasursr JOHN sTura1LL. 50 a.aa--
Reccrser-JEssE jAMEs. - CT
County Judge BETS.
Sherifc-J RaHEAREk. d, h&a''-% 'E->.'
= SuEvey0r--F A GATES. .E@ To-" e.
Drainage Commissfoner-ROB'T COVER.
Members Of Board Of Supervisors-Fresident
a.f ter; COVE doTns sSsas Ssss: 1Sses tsasss:
ags fAP1s Rn.sar insna
L TATuM, lowe; DANCE, Linn; H B POTTER,
Massillon; RICE, R@nksr; g g hovs.a. hed
apringAsids w CHAsE, springdale.
s1fANrTor LODGE, No 9, /. Q. Of o. F.,
Nl, TIPT0N, iowa. Meeting night every
Fridey evening, In the g story q NcS5aMara -
ifah Z. Huxpuarr. sy ssc'y. = :. i'' >'"" >' = "
u Iowa, holds regniaf colnlnunications on
Visitine brethren welcomed.
w. H. ALDEN, Sec. II. c. P1ATr, W, NJ.
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venient to carry ittp his psossss ea TT
.-......... .E<2L LESrIsIANlSG. - ~
All reckless or dans.rous display will be strictly pschiS
eSssss H' na sSs ass
OFFICERS.
Tns S s sa s1se adj. ,s s
ted free OF charge when not competing for premium
the pay nent to the Treasurer of $50. r"'
POLICEMEN.
The Chief of Police shall dean suitable number Of the
n h
his beat without shall forfeit such Of his
mine and o Police shall be audited
a appoint the ds'e Ke.pe Aph
ater Men and Policemen. -
for ali purposes. sss p's
,1AIss1IA1.s AND ASSISTANTS.
The Che Marshal shall have charge of the grounds (under
prng the Exhbon and it shall be- his duty with the E:
1is'nnes OF his sd to preserve order throughout and aha.
execute 1T without further orders unless change
every sS;s passu7. fas % id II. Chic,
S W par member %''
Ihe Marshal and his Assistants shall be admitted with
their Fldlils horses tree OF charge. - - -
ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS.
All persons whether exhibitors not, obtain tickets
entrance gate, follows ",T
i. Membership tickets, emitting himself and wife, aud
all children under twelve years of age, 500
g. Amphitheate tickets each 10
j. tickets admitting one horse and rider, day, 80
~
s. Ticket admitting one horse vehicle and driver, one
L Tickets admitting vehicle and driver one
Tickets admitting four horses vehicle driver one
o Each occupant of vehicle other than driver, havsa
PREMIUM LIST.
Class A.
Open to the World.
R. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fastest ottins stallion geding, time less than
ID ditto - in s., .... 60
FASTEST ot'ins double team time less than minutes,
I'd ditto, ...... ....."..,............. a IS
Glass B, l. .hN
S. BRYSOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Restricted to Cedar Lounty.
H,stt,,d F"stet trott'ns stallion
Fastest geldng ....,......."... is
Fastest racklng pacing 81 minutes .... 10
Fastest rotting year colt
Glass B-No 2. Thorough Bred Horses.
Best stallion, ............ ...................% o16
Be years old stallion, 10
s,rf ;? ve"-o o,A .-'',-~
Bet year old stallion,
Bet sucking colt,
Bel brood and colt
Best years old hIley,
~ ult,"' ,,.
bes years old ihey,
sst one year old hey,
Pedigree to be fled with Secretary.
vn.w wA1TRcH ArN1rr1A1Tn amr1,.. nIrRcI HAR1zrLl Ar
+ MOSES BUNKER. nHoAD wM HILL.
Class BNo 8. Horses for Farmers Use and Roads.
Best stallion showing six colts under four years DID, SIS
81 ditto ............ ........ ..... .... &
~ "a J,,,H years old horse
Best years old ho e. ...~..~...........,....~...
Hest year old he e, ......................-
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a. ~ iS Ps,i. .stsk. of e{9|5S
fsianr c1ac bluAn to whom 1fsfortuno
had given ., curious eesleby1t3. Il 6o0o
time since a cancer on his tonguS ~
dered amputation nscassary. Thg s4GCs
alton was performed by the surgD0 -
the Hotel Dieu, who ehortly afteevee4
replaced the lost tongue by one Of to1D<
rubber. Although he caDnot eesak. -
tastes, swallows, and smokes his ~
with apparent enjoyment. Alser eoeinG
he takes out his tongues one lAeoo
out set Of teethA-to clean o.; cd ~
tween his repasts he hDds It more -"
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sAUCT1ONEER, CI4ARKNcK Iowa: Will sell
n goods at auction In Cedar county, when
lsalled on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
VIII attend tntnytng and selling land, paying
and dspstch ofce Al aSne ~ Fanarpan Yam rns
store, in Clarence. vl3n3S
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JOSEPH w. BULL,
TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.
n Office with the Sheriff. Upton, Iowa.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
MARRIED,

An a' W,, me same time, place, and by the same
C..,In a. .nl'5 r. hAETHA JANE CARpEHrER, Of New
WG11It,e, IN 'he I2th ut. by the Rev f Miller Mr.
VIZ ALrAA HOLDEN to Miss MARY ELIzABTTU
In Chestertown. On rho och -. In
Mr' Uoodwln PENSKlC. JT4Trs a,, ~ = ~ lS,', heE
= ICMP, both Of Queen Anne l, co. = Ma Li'' 'hL
Oh the 9TH Instant, at the ros;Jor4' -d' =,
bride mother near Mington J'rlGncI 81, enc . OF the
Max 4 BFY3n FoED EDTS h,h CESGcH S to '?g Mss
HiDReyl ink 'nf DR. R'h bIEx,s ns By the Rev Willard H.
ny, to MARGARE1TA DU PoNT. dancbtooln dpIIsole, :.
Chief ) ustice Gilpin, Of Wilmington, b,j I'' oi
On Sunday morning Feb. 10Th. at the ros
Idence OF the brides mother, by Rev w
Gregg, Mr.. LEWIS FENNEMORE to Miss NJ, ~
JANE CARPENTER all of New Castle CO.. Del
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
ALSO, AT PRIVATE SALE
HIS
Entire Stock of Lumber

~ ~ LOIS 70 SUIT purchasers, and at COST pp1rr.
~ want OF Lumber Will do w,il 10 gryr L,',
a., a '' has determined to close the business ;,
Ii'' stock consists Of every kind suitable ,or H.,
ing purposes, together with l,rgr .,nct r1r h"
S',h Doors, &c, SC. ''''0 '' " '"d'"
5E vs. so per cent. Of tie purchase rn,rcy -,
. .0 hI"' L'tate 10 be paid on the day Of s.Ia ,t
.nt oaIanc" m equal n~talm.uts Of two n a,','
f' years by the purchaser giving mortGs@e .a"d a'd
with approved security. 'e' soma
or ' ' .,' l"n"rr credit Of months viii BE- given
pond o. note, und paying r stamps. s'''"s MS
J''''' JOIIN K. WILSON
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
SPECHAL NOTICES.
SeaWcPd TOnic

~
InlS medicine, invented be DR. ] 81 Scbon.L =
'"aneipha Is intended TO dissolve the food and maxi
" '''O ehyIne the first process o(Jges,ion Ry ,Ioon
'"k 'ne stomach with Schenck's Mandrake pills ,bo
"' soon restores the appetite and food that could
mol DC eaten before using II will he easily ,os,o,
consumption cannot be cured by Schencks PuImou.
lc syrup unless the stomach and I,veris mod bIL .
~"u 'he appetite restored. hence the Tonic and Pills
required IN nearly every OF consumption
"S" dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC orJ
'hfee ot four boxes of the MANDRAKE Pills ,,,,
NufS any ordinary case OF dyspepsla
pf Schenck makes professional visits IN No., VI,
s'0 Boston and at hs principal Office in PhIodoIbia
.I "e'"' 'Fe uaiiy papers oteach plare or his pam
PhIet On consumption for his DAYS Of yIs,ts,io,
"H"e ODsefVe' when purchasing, that the tu,o
'AeneSses OF the Doctor. when in the las,
AoanL p'''"' ana 'he other as he H. IN perfec,
"eu''p' are "n the Government stamp
u 'S oil Druggists and Dealers prlce ~ so no,
- VI - % the afdozen All letters for adv,oo
A. - " "uufsased TO DR. SCHENcK's priucipaI of;co
w.. 'O''n sixth Street PhlIadelph pha PA C;eos,ot
Hgeh's; Demas Barnes l. Co. \ VS. = !
E.h''.. =, Da''noFe' Md John D. Parke. Cncinns,,
=, amer Taylor, Chicago. III; Collins Rros
lfel3 lsw Iy :
ITCH! IICH !!-ScRArcu %o M IL
on- 600 celebrated Golden Itch u,ntnaD, ,.;l,
r1a.' a"e worst cases n Army Itch. II contains Nc q
.o hI{ u T'''I ingredients IN any way dangeron.
p,,aS IN, ihose suffering from this terrible dis
""iG procure box at once. Ask far En
= Ano CfnIden Itch Ointment and t,La - lug
'''e 10 CTS boz. By mail, 90 cts Pren.Iod L
l.. VI. ENGLAND,
F,r ,,le ~ n Wilmington, De-. lht
--'- ss'S's' le7. '66-Iy de
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
80 Building Lots For Sale.

In the hOurshing village ofMidd letown. DeIsv,o,.
varying ia depth from $50 to $50 feet being SO cse
purchasers ' "oioS W sui
MIddietown is directly on the Delaware Rail Road
y miles below Wilmington the location being one oj
me oeS' Tor the business man. the merchant he me-
enahIc' Inc actoryman; the miller grower of small
nurseryman' and the gentleman of retirement
Trans three times a day, North and South Eor no.,
ucHlsrs, address w P9''
J. B. FENIMORE, Agent
,,u for Z. C. FENIMORE.
h!ddistOwn, Del, Feb. S, ls67s-I3.lm