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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
ST WENT TO TIE LAND OF STEADY HABITS.

wanted TO hand several ''bricks' down to pos
terity, and was told by father TIM with New Eng
more onions, sdn more cells, sing more psalms
Bn,w moi OF what was going on in the nei3hbor
hood hear more SCANDAL sleep less nights have
more relatives eat more beans lovo myself and hate
others more. and get more out OF dollar, than any
other sort of woman In this happy country socalled
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JAMES MARSH, ESQ,

No. 150 West Prst-street, Now York, says he
has three children. Tho first two are weak and
puny, Its wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but she has takcu Plantation Bit
tors for the last ten years. and has child now Is
months old. which she has nursed and relred her
SELF, and Soth are hearty and we'll. Plantation Bit
ters Is invaluable 10 mothers.
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PLANTATION B1TTEas

Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and invigoratng, and are Exhausted Na'ures great
restoror. As an agreeable and peasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be erceled.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bittors. taken three times day, before
eaoh neil. will make tho fame of lite again burn
bripbtly. and illuminate onco wrotched existence.
For ladies' 1t is elegant and gentle simuant just
such as they require.
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HOW orrsN no WE uraE TIE COMPLAINT,

From mJthcr and & ;hcr, hi, tue sor or daughter Is
Lot VOL; that they Gays No appetite; that,iIey leri
lIasud that tho nrad a;hos al the lime; that tLcY
aro grown; thin and ieoUe. and tha; thcy havu no
Ito nor ouergy lott and tho QlestoDs are often
asked Whas shall 90 ror til. nP What ball give
tLem2 Oar answer is, lcs th, III try Plantation Bit.
tors nodora,dy. three times day. ond our word
for It they will recover.
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,r,Nr.r,oN srrrERs,

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve 10 buy bottle, and don't sleep on
il. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Pythaeorean lodge, at P. NJ.
Howard Lodge. OF s P. NJ.
Medical Socirtv Of south Carolina, at P. n.
Homestead Buidins and Loan Association, at .
P. II.
Young America Fire Company, ut P. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

lido YOU 60 DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
mo darling, have laborcd enough to-day Why
should flee from home. from happiness. from tbcc'
Life ia full short to love- too short to squander.
love the pbot graph of my eart too well. No dar-
ling my h. art ia here here let me keep company"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
fp THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands OF them are constantly relating
to u.s. we candidIy believe one half of the weaknesa.
prostration and distress cIper need b. them would
vanish.
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ARE YOU DYsPEPTIC,

Nervous. jaundiced low spirited, weak, or are you
sick and don't know what ais you; then try Planta-
ton Btters and our word for it, it will cure you
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
BY virtue OF an order of sae TO me directed by the
Hou. George :. Bryan. Judge OF the United states
District Court, for the District Of south Carolina.
will offer for sale at Public Auction. at the O!d
Posofice. Charleston, 8. c., on TUESDAY. April
6, 1869 til O'Clock, A. NJ.
All that LOr OF LAND, with Buildings thereon, IN
the City OF Charleston, State aforesaid. situated and
being on spring street, south side. hnown as No 81.
near RutledRe avenue measuring fny.hve ,55l feet
front, by one hundred and seventy.fve l175) feet
deep. be the came more or less. The House has
four square rooms two attics. dressing room and
pantry, slate roof double pazzl, all IN good order,
bavlng been p,inted and repaired since the war
ended. On the pre- misses are large cstern and
commodious outbuilolngs
Term.-One-haif cash IN gold. and The remaipin9
on, half on q credit Of year; purchaser to give
bona for such credit portion, bearing interest rom
day of sale, and payable in gold, secu ed by mort,
gaze of tho premises, with a covenant for INSURANCE.
and assignment of policy and for resale l case ol
breach cf condition of bond and to pay for papers
and stamps 6. HERbEk l SANs,
Assignee of Evans & Cogswell.
March 18 h,h1S gu, %, ,25. ~. 80 Ap1.S.6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CARGO SALE OF HAY.-Attention is called to
the sale Of two hundred bales of hay from schooner
Magnolia, by Messrs. Risley Creighton.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. city railway cars
will run one hour later tonight and herceforth until
discontinued.
The commencement ball Of the Charleston College
came off last evening at the Mills 5ouse.
Professor Bond. the great wire walker. having re-
turned to Charleston, and secured permission. will
perform bis eats to-day at the same place and hour
as before.
The session Of the Circuit Court of the United
States comm ,nces on Monday next, probably at the
Courthouse.
II. 81. Nathan Esq, Chief of the Fire Department
il investigating the recent fire at No 529
Messrs. Leit-h l. Bruins sold slS.OUO worth of city
stock yesterday at sixty -four, and Gas Company
stock at twenty-five.
The detective Office appurtenances will be remov-
ed to the guardhonse to-day.
At the promenade concert aud gift entertainment
of the Charleston Rhemen Society last evening. Dr.
R. Leroy, Of Augusta. drew a fine pair Of castors,
and sundrv articles we're won by others.
The examralion of the public schools of this city,
begins to-day at ga. NJ.
To-day being all-fcols day, those who want to
avoid practical jokes had bstter "look wili.'
The overhauling just given the upper ward guard
house. adds very materially to its internal and exter-
nal appe- rance.
certain street in the upper wards has immor
talized itself by triple contribution TO human sta
list cs.
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ftnunflal.
Dotfls.
CT. LOUD NOT Ell.

S . = =
THIS NEW AND COMNO IOUS HOUSE. IOCAT.
ED corner Broadwar and Foriy-Sec ,Ld-s'r 'roet.
possesses advantages all other o ses 70. The ac
cou mediation ts guests 1t was built express
for hr t-sliss family 'arl.1g houso-.ho r ms
beng large and ell sui Q heated ! y ;'n-si'. Il It
an. cold W ter andfu iSled socUn 10 no3e; wnin
tho culinary department is i the most exJcr need
bands. All rdiHg sirsis au uacGi ti."d Tab o.
Une OF Atwood's PLi.nt levi urs Is ;!Iso amoIS
the IN dern mprOvone Its" 81 the service Vi
guests III al hours.
The Broadwi, anc University Place Csr' pass the
door every Iour "iuutcs. rlpnin irMn the Hy
Hal 10 Ceatr Pa X, wh'le the -ixh IL oven b
avenue ines are but q sh ,rt block el,Ecr srie,
aorJlns ample fLciIitics toc co NTH ~
he depo g, ste IN oIt aniin ;s. 'liees of anuSe-
ment aud business of the grcit metropolis.
nIOHEL q IiOLLEY. Proprotors.
March IL oh's
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Opening Sale Of the Season of Boots, Shoes and
Hats
BY MILES DRAKE.
TOMORROW. the I'd instant. will sell at my Store
corner Of KIng and Lioerty streets,
$50 CASES BOOT, AND SHOES. expressly selected
for tho Southern market,
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Cases Mems af, ZIP und Buff Peg Sol BOOTS
Cases Meu's Calf an Buf Creole Congress
Casos Mems Calf and Buff Peg soled Brogans
Cases Men's Cali and Buff Peg >oled B ,morals
cases Mems Calf Slippers and Malakofs
Gases Boys and Youths Br gans aud Ba'morals
Caaes Ladies -erse Congress silk Goring
Cases Ladies' Serge and Morocco Polish Doots
Cases Ladies' Kid clippers and Buskins
Cases Womsn's Goat and Buff Peg Soled Balmorals
8 to and to Q
Cases Misses .erge Congress and Kid Polish Boots
Cases Childrens Goat Plalu aud silverTip Bootees,
&c.
50 cases $500 dozen) Mems and Roys Black. Pearl,
Br wn aud Nutra. alpine, senator. Comic, Plan
tors, Young Anne ica and Kentucky Hats.
he above stock just received direct from Manu-
facturers, 10 DO sold their account, without re-
serye April
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Positive Sale.
BY T. NJ. CATER.

Will be sold THIS DAY. on Browns Wharf, at three
quarters past 9 O'Clock,
IS frkins and tubs BUrTER-all grades
25 tubs Lard
80 barrels Flour
10 boxes Choice C. r. Sidcs
Stokes Choice Bellies
Lot Rockingham Ware.
Conditions cash. Arril1
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TEE UNITED STATES COURT. MARCH

TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 81 -
HoN. GEO aE S. BRYAN. PREsIp1So-Jury No.
and supernumoraries were finally discharged. The
petition OF John G. Mackey for Anal discharge in
bankruptcy refer ed to Registrar CARPENTER and
final hearing ordered for the 10th Of April. A. H.
Abrahams. assignee of T.. Drucker, bankrupt. was
allowed ono hundred dollars additional compensa-
ton. ". J. Hoke d. o. Konck and W. II. Covents
were appointed assiSnees. c. B. Clever, assignee,
was ordered to sell the personal cstlte and chooses in
action OIL. ". Keltt after paying court expenses.
&c. Donlld j. AUD, assignee, was ordered to sell
the properly OFF. C. Burgess, bankrupt. and make
payments thereof as presented By the court in or
ers made in the case. 1t was ordered that the fees
and costs in the case of TIllman s. Hudson shall
not exceed the amount required by act be deposit
ed with the clerk. The pctiuon of Shumate and
Byth against ,he United States Marshal In the mat
ter OF John W. Grady of Greenville. g. c., for In
juno ion was dismissed, except as to several arti-
cles of hou u,ohold use. W. J. Wilson was finally
discharged in bankruptcy. order was granted Louis
McLuin on favorable report of Registrar Carpenter,
to sell the real estate of John O. Edwards and devote
the proceeds to purposes indicated in the order.
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autie1 SaIrs.
BY JOHN &. MINOR & co.

Swrss N4slins, S1k Necka S, Assorted Dry
Goods, Shop Goods, Pocket Books, &c.
BY JOHN q. MINOR & co.
THIS DAY. 1st instant, at 10 O'clock we will sell at
our Auction Saesroonn. No. l35 6Ieehng-street
Cartoons assorted colors BONNET AND IklM-
MING RIBBONS, fine SWISS and Jaconet Muslins
d g. L. O. Bapdkerchi 49, Embroidered Hkirling,
Black and Fancy Silk NeckHes and Bows, Cotton
ades, Fancy and Mourning Prn g, 3-4. 7-s an "A
Bleached and Brown Shiring, Cha ,nbrays. Mourn
ing Musins. Black and Who Bare &c, White Piquet,
1affeta Ribbon, Black Lace Inserting, Facing aud
Ruff ng. Cotton Gloves, Combs, ooth Bru' hes,
Colored Pocket FandkeIchiefs, Flax Threads, Spool
Cot on. Buttons, VIII te and slate Jeans, Spanish
Linen, CottonAde Pants, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice of assorted POCKET BOOKS, &c.
200 rolls ALL PAPER.
Conditions cash. April
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-08-19
-- AYERS 7-5r.-s
HAIR |:All|':l] I, vlG[''I,OJ'RlI ).
For Restoring GRAY Hair
to its Natural VITALITY
and Color. -

A dressing which 10 at
once agreeable. healthy, and
effectual for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray Aas- T.
500" restored to it, original
color Nth the gloss and JrssJs-
ness Of youth. Thin hair In
thickened. falling hair check
cd, and badness often.
though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing ran -.
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USEFUL HINTs.-A bit of glue diss-
solved III skim milk will restore Grape.
Ribbons of every kind should he
washed in cold suds and not rinsed.
II your flat irons are rough, rub them
with hne salt and it will make them
perfectly smooth.
lyon are buying a carpet for durabil-
aty, choose small figures.
A bit Of soap rubbed Oh the hinges of
: door will prevent its creaking.
Scotch snuff put in holes where crick.
cts come out will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt, wet
with water will prevent the cracking of
. stove.
Strong I've put in water will make il
soft rs rain water.
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TAX SALE.
TREAsun.a's OFFICE,
TIProN, CedhS County, Iowa

August 18th, 1860.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREDY GIVEN that
/ on the 4th day Of Ovt0eer, Az. 1853, at the
rreasurer's ONCE IL the Cossst House, in the
town Of Upton, betwcon the hOurs Of 10 A. NJ.
and p. NJ. of said day via S00ef at public
sale the following descffoed tracts and parcels
of land, and town fOts, sitIate In aaid county
on which the taxes 1cmmin due and unpaid
for the year A. ID. 1873, and for all the proceed.
ing years SO remaining unpaid.
The said lands will be sold 10 satisfy delin-
Quent taxes. interest and costs, unless paid
before the day OF sale.
Ell. POUND,
County Treasurer.
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AN ELEPHANT RAMPANr.-The ele-
phant Romeo, who paid our city visit
on Saturday, and who has won quite
reputation for cutting up, started quite
a sensation yesterday morning, which
Tor some time bid fair to he lively, II
seems that when the train was coming
into the city IN Friday morning some
thoughtless boy threwa stone at the
baby elephant, hurting it. Romeo was
Mii ~ wrath. and started for the crowd
of boys with the determination Of stir
Ing them up. The keeper fortunately
saw what was up, aud succeeded i'm
quieting the monster.
= Yesterday morning the boy who
threw the stone was Oh the circu.
ground, and Romeo, by some means
discovered him.-The huge fellow was
full Of wrath and stared about wildly
He upset stands, threw his trunk about
aim, and beloved very much like n
young tornado. 1t was evident that he
meant mischief, and as he was i'm ear.
nest would manage to get loose, aud
then the dickens would be to pay. A
rider was sent down to hunt up Romeo's
Keeper, and that worthy arrived lust "A
the monster was in u fair way to ge,
loose. The keeper managed by blows
and threats to quiet affairs. Meanwhile
the boy who had made the trouble wa,
getting towards town AS fast a. his legs
could carry him.. Ml,raukee yVisco,,.
sin.
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Jehial Slabs Remarks.

a perambulating squirt gun, nstan,
~ charged with tobacco juice, is, next
% barn yard the nastiest thing know
Of.
Many Of our church members wonder
why they don't enjoy religion better. The
trouble u. their spiritual bell gets hung
away up IN the steeple, and only swings
on Sundays.
Find man high In position or the es.
tenn Of the world. aud you will gener-
ally discover lot 0f small toadies in
bic wake. They always remind me OF
ehose little black birds that hover and
hop and snap up insects about cattle and
eheep IN pasture, or summer time,-
kNjca00 P0st.
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In the matter OF the Circuit Court OF Cedar
application of Mar county, Iowa, August
garet Ball. guardian, Term. 1859.
&c to sell real estate. ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TINO FRANKLIN SHIELDS, GEO: SHIELDS.
/ and Eli Shields. minor heirs Of James
Shields, deceased: You are hereby notified
that there will be. on or before August |. 1863,
on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for the county of Cedar, in the
state of Iowa. petition Of Margaret Ball.
guardian. &c, applying to said Court for an
order to sell the interest of said minors in the
following described real estate, to wit: the
east halt of northwest quarter of section thir
ty-hve Cs5). township eighty one (sl), north of
range one a.. west Of the 9Th +. NJ.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend therStO at or before noon OF the second
day of the next term of said Court. to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the 23d
day of August. 1869. default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer of said petition.
PIATT & CARR,
n:p)w3 Attorneys for Guardian.
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THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,
CHRoMoS.

Those h-anfn pr'as~p that hs'psshz S-a ~
Iassf Oh Pa,nnar nrrr iss~s
Paris London. B-rin .srri,
rat 1920
E. e. H. T. ANTHONY G. co.
sol BROADWAY, n Y,
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:
follicles are destroyed. or the glands atrophied
and dccaycd. But snch as remain can be saw.
cd for usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with n pasty sediment, IT
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional
use will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling of. and consequently prevent bald
ness. Free from those dcleterious substances
which make some preparations dangerous
and injurious to the hair, the vigor can only
beneft but not harm it. II wanted merely
fora -"
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Good Farm for Sale.

TINIIE FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
L county, for sale. Is situated l V miles west
of Upton, and consists of eighty acres; all un-
der fence zone hundredr DIS of which is hedge,
and divided into four fields.
On the farm il never-failinc spring and
two wellS--One at the house and the other ut
the barn. An orchard of 100 bearing apple
trees OF the most choice varieties; also, plunis,
cherries. currants, strawberries, raspberries,
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain splendid growth Of young tim
contains six rooms. pantry. closets, and pres
SEES; under which is q good dry ceilar, impervi-
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 32x26 feet,
ling for 10 head Of horsee. Also, all necessary
outbuiidiHxs, such rs sheds, stiles. woO,ihOuse
dressed and painted, enclosing house yard and
garden. 4 public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire Of the subscri-
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. ), lS6SAI CIIAS. s. FUNK.
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DROBATE NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given
j that Mary Minthorn and Robert Rogers,
executor of the las will and tcStamen of The
odore Minthorn, have filed their final report as
such executors, ana that said report will come
up for final hearing before the Circuit Court of
Cedar county, Iowa at the August term, 1869,
to be held at Tipt" n, in said county on the Esd.
day of August, 1869. And If no objection is
made said report will be approved, and said
executors discharged.
WIN. ELLIOTT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Wolf & LANDT, Att'ys 2w3,
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Roofing and Spouting.

My principal hand has worked forty years at
the business: his name is VIM II. HAM.
MOND; is good sort of a man. ready for any,
thing that comes along. My GREAT ENPO-
Rft'Mwill be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK,
Upton Iowa where will he happy to smile on
my customers Come along with your green
hacks and will make you happy by present.
ing Won with my goods in exchange for them
20yl WIN. II. HAMMOND.
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How 20 keep . Cow in the City or
Village.

All agree that good, fresh milk, from
healthy and properly fed cows, is the
best possible food for children and
youth. But hoU, ask our city friends,
shall We get it' This question has been
asked many times;-we would say,
keep your own cow. .
Thists, perhaps, not 80 difficult and
expensive matter rs you may Imagine;
even = good COW costs comparatively
little at frst. She requires less room
than one would suppose; and che will
almost invariably pay her keep aud a
profit In milk. If not short of storage
room. procure q small load of loose hay,
- brought 10 market on wagons; the
quality can be better seen than when
compressed into bales. If cramped for
room, get few bundles Of baled hay.
A straw or hay cutter of moderate size,
costing from three to six dollars will be
requisite. straw or corn stalks will an
ever very well rs al occasional substi-
cute for alternating with hay.
Procure at feed store few bags each
ofground feed (corn aud oats ground to-
gether) aud rs much shorts wheat
bran), and you have what is really nec-
essary. It is advantageous to give a
little green food, such As turnips or po-
tatoes. occasionally. Saw barrel in
twos fora couple Of boxes, one to mix
cd ~ ether to feed in. Cut a quanti-
y cfhay and mix about half bushel
Gift with three quarts of the ground
feed, and as much of the shorts, wetting |
1t until the meal adheres to the hay. In !
very cold weather it is better to heat the !
water little. Feed "mess" Of this
kind and amount to the COW in the
morning, and as much more at evening,
and fodder with dry, uncut hay at
noon.
Give - much pure soft water to the
animal, twice day, as she will drink
It often happens that u quantity of
<urnips, carrots, parsnips, cabbages or
boets are left OH the hands of vegetable
dealers, which can be cheaply purchas-
ed. They form valuable addition to
the "mess." cut aud mixed up with
Il.
II ID also better for the animal to have
IN occasional change of diet. Carrots,
especially, are very good for stock of all
kinds, and may he fed to mich cows
without affecting the milk unfavorably,
which turnips will tome lines do when
fed In large quantities. When turnips are
fed, they should be given at, or just after
milking, as there is then less danger of
their giving an unpleasant taste to the
next milking.
A COW provided for as above, with
her apartments kept clean and neat,
and well ventilated. will furnish large
supply Of nice. rich, healthfal milk, to
SAY nothing Of the cream for the coffee.
And unless you give an enormous rent
scr small space Of ground, she must
occupy as stable-room, she wM much
more than pay her moy.-An,erican
Stock Journal
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"A teacher was explaining to a little
Vel the meaning Of the word "cuticle.
What 10 that all over my face and
ands?" eaid he. Its frecklss," said
Dc ebeFub.
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DROBATE NOTICE-Notice Is hereby CIV
L en-, that james Wharton, Executor. OF
the last will and testament ofJames Bridper
deceased, has filed his final report as such FL.
ecutOr; and said report Is set for final hearing
In the Circuit Court of Cedar county, Iowa. on
the 18th day of August, 1850.
WN. Elliott
n52w2 Clerk Circuit Court