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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-22
ers succeed, but the exceptions are rare.

ers succeed, but the exceptions are rare
It must be evident to every reasonable
rejecting business man that there il
wisdom in pursuing the course which
will most effectually bring his name
and business before the public whose
patronage he may desire to secure.
OUR ADvERTIsERs.-"If you can't
come in one ship, come in two," was
Pats advice to his friend on the sod.
This is our second ship load of advertis.
ers whom we, desire to bring into the
favorable notice o. our readers.
And first, you might notice F. p.
Deans stock of boots and shoes. He
keeps one Of the largest and best assort-
ments in the State; and we consider it
no slight upon the remainder of our
business men to say that +. p. Dean is,
undoubtedly the most active and enter
prising of them all. We intend soon to
give the figures regarding the amount
of poultry, game, butter and eggs bought
and shipped by him during the past
season. The aggregate would astonish
any one not acquainted with the facts :;
the more as much of this produce is
brought from near the railroad to be
packed here and carried back there and
shipped. 1t is only by the best business
slsill that he is able 10 do this; and the
same ability enables him to buy and
sell his large stocks of boots and shoes
on the best of terms. One thing more
Fred always advertises literally; and
he succeeds.
Sam Wirick manufactures to order
and always to satisfaction, all kinds of
boots and shoes from French calf, sewed
to the coarsest stoga. Besides making
and mending, SAM also keeps on hand
carefully selected stock of Eastern
made goods among which can be found
the newest and handsomcst styles in
the market at the lowest figures.
Fred Herschiield has SO long taken
care of the understanding of Il large
number of our citizens that it is not
much Use to brag on him. But it is a
TACT, and can't be gainsayed, that Fred
does good work, uses good stock and
charges low prices. His boots and shoes,
he informs the public, are "made to
"rttr as well as scN.' lie also keeps a
choice stock of Eastern made boots and
shoes which purchasers will always find
to be just what he represents them.
At the "Furnturc Depot of Marcus
Beach, you can find all articles of furni-
turc necessary for kitchen, chamber or
rarlor. His stock is complete, embrace
ing all articles usually kept at first
class furniture store. Mr.. Beach also
keeps large assortment of collins
velvet finish, walnut and pine, as well
rs the celebrated metallic cases manu-
featured by Crane, Breed 4 Co., st.
Louis.
Our ship is about full and we shall
have to make another trip; but We have
just room in this load for the Sheriff
who advertises with Us q good deal and
is right down good fellow. He both
sells FOR and TO his customers, and we
believe the "to's' are generally better
pleased with their bargains than the
"tor's.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-22

NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IL
~ Steeengraved wrapdper, with fac-simile of m,
Chemical Warehouse, aid signed
nlanl2 ii. L. HELM BOLD
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ScienC Advances.

As article purporting to be of utility has
been tested and its merits endorsed hy public opinion
unprincipled parties enieav"r to repensh their depleted
purses by counterfeng, and substituting spurious
for the genuine article Some time since mercury in
the disguise Of pills, powders &c. given for all
diseases of the stomach and liver while Juininc was
freely administered for the chills. At length HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BIrTERS made its advent and an
entire system of healing insugurated The
beneficial effects of this valuable preparation at
acknowledged, and mineral posons suffered sink
into that obscuriy to which Heightened age has
signed them. There have been many spurious Bitters
pamcd oil the community which, after trial. have been
found perfectly worthless, while H0STETrERS has
proved blessing to thousands who to it their
toration 10 health and yigor.
For many years We have watched the steady progress
Of IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS in public esti-
nation and its bcnciiceut effects a for all
plants arising from the stomach. Of morbid nature
ami free to say that it he relied rs crt lin
relief and remedy Its pron-icors have made the al"v
preparation after years of careful study AMI sitting and
reaping the reward claimed by this valuable
specific, and which they richly merit 1t is she only
preparation OF the kind that t reliable iii all cases. and
it therefore demands the attention Of the afflicted
Oct :. lS59-lm
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The Gate Question. Town Commits
sioners have published an ordinance, noti-
flying all property owners who have gates
opening from their yards on the street, that
such gates must be hung to swing on the
inside, and all persons having gates open
ing out on the street, after thirty days from
the PRONUNCIATION of this ordinance, will be
fined ST. for each gate so offending. -
This is very good town regulation. Gates
swinging out on the street have been the
cause of frequent injuries to persons.
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by selling goods at low figures and honest
dealing with our customers we have won the
confidence of our patrons, and it is our only
want to please our customers here in Elkton
and vicinity, and sell goods lower than any
which we always have as yet, in our different
business locations. AS one of us is always
in the market, we are prepared to furnish
you with Cheap Goods VIII CHI we receive
every day at SEELEG & Bro.
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM OF FIFTY-FIVE ACRES.

IN CECIL. cot MY, ND. FOR SALE,
On the road leading from Rising sun Brick Meeting
House, about II miles from the former place. About
10 of good Timber the balance good farm land
go well watrrr and divided into convenient fields
HEfii!' Good FRAME HOUSE 10 hy "a feet. with
eN III Kitchen attached: Pump House Wagoil-h"usc
LiIl Stable, &c. 300 Peach Trees, 1870 Apple Trees.
Pears. Cherries, &c Prize so per acre. Apply to
AMOS BROWN, on the premises.
or. to REuHEN II,ISES Ekton. Nd. sept 25-tf
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WM. III. EAGLE, & Co., who are large
dealers III Lumber and Timber, at Williams
port Pa, have established an extensive
lumber yard at Chesapeake City. in connec-
ton with their Steam Saw Mill at the lat
ter Place, where they Propose to supply the
trade with all kinds of building lumber at
YcrY low figures.
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Sunday School Convention of Cecil

COunty.-At the Sunday School Convention
held in Elkton last fall, it was decided 10 hold
onothcr Convention this fall, to continue two
days. and the undersigned were appointed a
Committee to make the necessary arrange
ments and prepare business for the Conven-
ton According to this decision there will be
n Convention in the NJ. Z. Church, at North
East, commencing on Tuesday, October the
12th. at 10 clock AN Ministers of the
Gospel, Superintendants of Sunday Schools.
Teachers, male and female, aud all friends of
Sunday Schools are cordially invited to be
present. 1t is greatly desired that all Sun
day Schools in the county be largely repre-
scented. II. MATTHEW'S,
b. F. PRICE,
J. 7. MCCULLoUGu,
VIM. ToEBERT,
Committee
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Episcopal Seryices.-The Rt. Rev. Bp.
Lay, will visit st. Marks Chapel, near
Perryville, on Sunday next, Oct. 3D., for
the purpose of Confirmation. Hour of SER
vice 1Ol A NJ. He will also preach i'll
Abraham's Hall, Port Deposit, the same
day, at O clock p. NJ.
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Mr.. II. c. Lewis is receiving new lot of
ia Il and winter goods from Philadelphia, Sc
his store so Justly celebrated for its hand
some stock and fine quality Of goods.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Caution.-The person who took yard
and half of GA French cashmere from the
store of D. f. Burton, is requested to
return the same before being publically
exposed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness, Blindness & Catarrh

J. ISAACS. VI. D. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Ocuiis and Aurist. Professor in the Medical College of
Pcnns ylvania of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE, EAR CATARRI will he scien-
tificully treated and cured if durable He has been per-
mancnty located in the city for years and makes the
above spccialities in his practice. The Medical faculty
invited he has secrets in his mode of treatment
Na-Articial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan % lS6g-ly
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CHARLEsTowN, Sept. 90, 1869.

To tile Editor Of Tile Cecil WAig:-Dcar
Str:-You will please oblge me in announc-
ing the reopening services of Asbury NJ. E.
Church for next Sabbath the Sd of Octo-
Der. Rev. S. W. kurtz who was to be
present, writes to me he cannot be with me
on account of an interesting meeting in
progress in his church.
You will announce that Rev. Adam Wal
lace, of Philadelphia, and Rev. T. L. Poul-
son will officiate morning and afternoon at
the reopening services of Asbury, and at
night at o'clock. Rev. Adam Wallace
will preach in the Perryville M. f. Chuch,
at which time the Sacrament of the Lord $
supper will be administered.
Also. the reopening Services of Charles
town NJ. E. church Oct. 10th at which time
we are expecting the services of Rev. r..
Myers and Rev. Henry Slicer d. d. of Bal
timore. All are invited to attend the isenter-
esting services. JOSEPH DARE,
Preacher in Charge Charlestown Circuit.
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Good Templars.-A full attendance Of
members is requested at the regular meet
ing of the Elkton Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, on the evening of the 4th of October
1869, as special business will be transac-
tod
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FARMS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offer, al Private Sale 3 Farms,
situated one mile from North Fast, Cecil county, Md
Station on the F.. W. 4 b. R.R.; the road running
through the whole tract.
No. l. Contains 49, Acres. The Buildings on 1919
tins farm are complete consisting of large 7llltTT
BRICK HOUSE Barn Granary. Shedding &c I!lIgMA
all nearly new and i'll good order. sEaGEaA
NJ. . Contains lT5 Acres. The buildings are a lrge
small buildings.
No. B. Contains 100 Acres. The Buildings consstl
OF Il SION + HOUSE, Granary. Stable Corn Crib. &c.
Each Of the above described Farms has been we'll Fer
tilted by Lime Ashes ManureS, Bones. &c.
ii. d. NJ HOWARD,
Feb 20, 1SGa-tf. Ell;tun Nil
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CHOLERA
HOW TO CURE IT.

At the commencement Of the diarrhuaa
; !
M1AA which always precei-s attack of tho
WIZ NN cholera, take tct~puonfui of the Pain
HT&G ~ NIl Killer in sugar and water twaru. if con
ld EEa II Ivcnient.) and then battle freely the
WN A,T stomach and hopcls with he Pain Killer
Mr II clear. Should the dilrrhua cramps
~9GS continue, repeat the dose every ten OF
fifteen minutes till the patient relieved In
cases two te;tspounfuls may he given at n dose
The Pain Killer. internal remedy. has equal
In cases of Cholera. Summer Complaints, Dyspepsia
Dyscntery, Asthma it cures in night. by taking il
internally and bathing with it freely. Its action is like
magic, when externally applied t" bad Sores. Burns
Sil- and SpranS For Sick Headache AMI Toothachc,
don't fail tu try it, In short. il is n Pam Killer.
IN-Thr Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Family
Medicines. sept t. lS69-lm
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FOR SALE.
Lot and BRICK HOUSE

Lot and BRICK HOUSE
IA One Of the most desirable residences in Elkton
fzA "a lot of 81 feet front and $50 feet deep: ON
s=a Main street, east end Of town. Cooking Range:
- Batl-ltoOm supplied with hot and cold water;
an $500 gallon Cstrrn for rain water under Kitchen
floor: excellent Kitchen and Fruit Garden and good
Frame Stable and Carriage House back part of lot
For sale cheap. Possession immediate.
Apply to JAS. :. CRAWFORD
Inay \
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North East Items.

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tha Tathodst EnsnnnaI ci'r ~ p' ,,' thi IL,
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t; ,, on 1850, "I.' I,. 49,, In pi.n
o,I, 'la~ '''t.a1 liz .i; soi ~ t tha
nst i,,+orest;nI, .nd ,lrnfit,in ',1t
NV. .n'' ,.inI 'n i j., t,a $500 +, =;
o..1 n +tat oar., Sa IL, , Salni =, a.
ont,r Iii ho ro,iroantsI Thano - liz I
oo EnaSd W. Thi1drop,s Maat;n neo T WIZ ~
"veninr of the Convention ''
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Private Sale of Hotel PrOperty

The undersigned offers at private Sale the n
Real and Personal Estate of the late Robert ~
Smith, situated in PORT DEPOSIT Cecil couI- ssaa#I
ty, Mary land, and known as the TEL
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
This Hotel has been long and favorahly known the
travelling community, and is recevin: large share Of
public patronage The House is large and commoIiuus
with good stahlng lcehuse, and all the appurten
attached to a frst-cass Hotel.
Persons desirous of purchasing will please call the
subscriber, on the premises who will show the same.
MARY c. SMITH.
Port Deposit 4uE % lS6S-tf
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ASTR Y.

STRAfED from the premises Of the subscriber, at
R"'t'" swamp, about the middle OF August. "a MULEY
HELPER years old color. luffao and white: part
AIteriy stock ward of 50 gwen for any
information leading to the of the animal.
MARS TALL H. NESBlG 7,
sept 25-3w' WoodaWn 20, Cecil county, Nd
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.-Becf cat
tie were in fair cemand this week, but
prices favor buyers. 1900 head arrived
and sold at Sa@S3c. for extra Pennsylvania
and western steers rose. for fair to good,
and 50sGic. ? fb. gross, for common, as to
quality. Cows were unchanged 1875 head
sold at $4,000 for springers and $45G50
per head for COW and calf Sheep were
higher. 1000 head arrived and sold at
the Park and Avenue Drove Yards at 400
Gtc. 2 h., gross, as to condition. Hogs
were in fair demand. $500 head sold at the
different yard at S13@134 for slop, and s14
W14.50 per 100ibs. net, for confed
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Mr.. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wing.
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DONE DUST,

PERUVIAN GUANO,
RHODES PHOSPHATE
MORO PHILLIPS pIOSPIIATES,
WuANNS PHOSPHATE, &c, &c,
Eor sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1869.

BY virtue of Decree of tile Circuit Court for Cecil
county. i'll Chanrcry, the undersigned, Trustees will
sell at Public Sale. AT the Court House door, i'll Ekon
Cecil MARYLAND n
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Great Speech.-We regret that we
have not space to give even synopsis of
the very eloquent speech of H. r. Tor
bert, ESD, the assistant prosecuting attor-
ney in the case of Potter, reported in the
Court proceedings in to-day's Wig. Mr..
Torbcrt was engaged as counsel in the case
at the eleventh hour almost, receiving but
a nominal fee, raised by the friends and
comrades of the murdered man. He was
the opening Counsel on the side of the
State, his speech occupying two hours and
a half, and is pronounced by impartial
witnesses and competent judges of foren-
sic argument, to have been one of the
ablestand most eloquent speeches ever made
by prosecutor at the Elkton bar. The
Court room was packed, the audience con-
tanning large number of ladies, and the
touching appeals of the orator in the cause
ofjustice and despised and prescribed race,
drew tears from the spectators. The color
ed men, as we'll rs every friend of human
ity and justice, owe debt of gratitude to
Mr. Torbert for his noble effort in the cause
Of human rights against the array of caste
and prejudice which was methodically
arranged for the occasion. The programme
for acquittal of the prisoner extended even
to applauding by portion of the audience
the speech of Counsel for the prisoner, an
outrage which was sternly rebuked by the
Court. Such farce as the Potter trial has
never before been witnessed at a criminal
trial in Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-02


p. T. BARNUM, THE GREAT SNOWMAN,
AGAIN.. b. Burr & Co., Hartford, Con-
necticut, have in press another book, writ
ten by the Great Snowman, entitled,
- Struggles and Iriumphs;: or Forty Years
RecoUecttons Of p. T. Barnun." This
forthcoming volume is an epitome of the
eventful life of the author. 1t is the story
of one of the most remarkable men of his
time, the leisurely review of almost half Il
century of work and struggle which over
came every difficulty and achieved final
success, Gin spite of fraud and fire." The
story is blended with captivating narrative,
felcitous jokes, ann sing anecdotes, the
sunny and the sombIe so mingled as to en-
terrain, while it conveys useful lessons for
all classes of readers. Few men in civil
life have had Il career more crowded with
| incident, enterprise, and various intercourse
with the world than he. He's experienced
| the most wonderful alternatives of success
and defeat Starting at the very bottom
round OF the ladder of fortune, he has at
tanned the dizzy top, only to be dashed
more suddenly to the bottom than he as
cended. Undaunted with misfortune, his
elastic spirit would again grapple with adj
verse fortune, and in spite of her, win
smiles from the tickle goddess. The book
will contain his celebrated lecture on the
ART of Money Getting = with the Rules
of Success in Business While in Eng
land, Barnum was offered $1,000 for the
copyright of this lecture. The work will
constitute large octave volume of nearly
800 pages, and will be sold only by sub
scription. Agents are wanted in every
county and town to canvass for it. For
full particulars and terms, address the Pub
fishers, ]. b. Burr Il Co, Is Asylum street,
! Hartford Conn.
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2O8 ACRES, More or Less,

go about so in MCDOWELL set in GOO,
ET&e Oak and Chestnut Timber. The residue is aral
G3N land, divided into fields, with good fencing.
- in fair state of cultivation. The ~
improvements good two-story FRAME Ia11NN
DWELLING. and Frame Barn. This land is i,,,,s5 Md
Of fine natural quality and yields quickly
nlanures and cultivation 1t borders Elk River
nearly opposite Frenctown and the Shore has Away
been u good Fishery.
For persons desiring residence on the River. witt
fine opportunities for sailing fishing and shooting thi
is very desirable property. There is splendid build
ing site the liver.
This Farm is. by the present road, about four mile
from Elkton but new road is projected which will
make the distance not more than two miles. Its pruN
unity to the River furnishes fine opportunities for land
ing lime and other mauires and sending away grain
the shore.
as-A plat of the premises may he seen at the office
Of the Trustees and will also be exhibited at the sale
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-02

at o'clock NJ, all that part of the Real Estate OF
which Joseph George, late of Cecil county aforesaid
died seized, SITUATE ON ELK RIVER and known
TIL Z HON FARM,
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THE TERMS OF SAIL

Prescribed by the Decree. That one-third of the
purchase money shall he paid in Cash the day of sale:
one-hirl in One Year. and the residue in Two Years
thereafter The credit payments 10 bear interest from
the lay of sale and he secured by the Bonds Notes
of the purchaser with security to be approved by the
Trustees.
The purchaser will hc required to pay for Drawing.
Deed and for the requisite Internal Revenue Stamps &r
J.JONES.
J. 7. MCCULLOUGH.
Elkton, Sept II, 1869 Trustees.
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Dissolution of Co.Partner.hip.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the and firm Of CantwslI 4
Smiths. i. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES j. SMITH will settle the business Of the
late firm All persons indebted requested to made
immediate payment. JOHN CANTW ELL,
CHARLES J. SMITH,
WILLIAM b. SMITH.
Elkt"n, september 2!st, 1862. sept 25-3w
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RpDOrt of Proceedings of tine School
R,ord Tho fouo,r;,o is ,,,o sooo,d d,,,s
7
proceedings OF Tie session Oh 1le boaro,
held on the 9th and 10th of September, and
not contained in our previous report
., 1 he committee apPoil'eo 10 eAai'iine 'le
treasurer accounts reported them COZ
rect. me special committee TO examine
Annual report OF schools, reported IL IN
complete, data from the FIST District beng
wanted. Inc reports OF the treasurer and
of schools were ordered to be published IN
the county papers, and the President, En-
aminer, and L. +. Hazel, commissioner OF
the I'd District, were appointed commit
tee to attend to the publication OF the same
proposals from John B Graham to bulid
school-house in Carpenters Point Neck,
We're laid before the Board, and referred to
the committee on school-houSeS for the 9TH
District. with orders to advertise for pro-
posals for building the same. The action
of the Board, in the appointment of F.
Lort and John Palmer. Trustees of Stone
School-house in the 5th District. was re-
voked. The committee ON school houses
for the First District. was authorized to
advertise for propos ais for new schooLhouse
at or near MegiIl's Corner G.. G.. Rrokaw
was constituted n committee on school
houses for I'd District The nresident and
Treasurer were authorized to provide for
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AGENTS are making fortunes selling our new house
hold work, which will prove in every family To De the
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-17
Onr goet's Corner 5Seleetea
WORDS FOR PARTING.
BY MARY CLEMMER AMEs.

o, what shall do, my dear,
In the coming years, wonder,
When our paths, which lie so sweetly near
Shall lie so far asunder!
o. what shall do, my dear.
Through all the sad to-morrows,.
When the sunny smile has ceased 10 cheer
That smiles away all sorrows!
What shall do, my friend,
when You are gone fOreverE
NV heart its eager need will send
Through the years to find you, never,
And how will it be with you,
In the weary world, l wonder;
Will YOU love me with love as true
When our paths lie far asunder!
A sweeter. sadder thing
NV life for having known you;
Forever with my sacred kin,
Ny souls soul must own yon,
Forever mine, my friend,
From June till life's December,
Not mine to have or hold,
Mine to pray for and remember.
The way is short, my friend.
That reaches out before us;
Gods tender heavens above US bend,
His love is smiling DER us.
A little while is ours
For sorrow or for laughter:
I'll lay the hand you love in yours
On the shore of the Hereafter.