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DIEIA.

RYAN-on the aOth instant, Mrs MARGARET
RYAN, aged e3 years
T6O relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
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days longer. The performances are excellent and
should be witnessed BY those who can enjoy fine
noIsemensnlp skutul acrobatism, and pleasant wit
such as is dispensed by the popular clowns whit
taker and Long.
THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTuREs.-The second
lecture OF this course will be delivered this evening
at the Academy OF Music, by Mr.. II. J. De Cordova,
who VIII discourse upon "rhe Sham Family at
Home"
TIE SENTz-HAssLER ORCHESTRA will give the first
matinee OF the season on Saturday next at the NIu
scal Fund Hail.
The New York Tribune of this morning says:-
"They can't stand the. play OF Forntosa in Boston.
The women will not go TO see II, and although there
are dense crowds OF men In attendance, they are
not the kind OF men usually found at the Boston
Iheatre. Our excellent contemporary, the Daily
theatre-g goers of Boston, is extremely indignant and
declares that The play insults eUeTy modest Gop,an
icho sits before the oOtlights and that it soils every
impressionable nature that comes within the In
huence OF the stage" The advertiser declares fur
ther that wlckedness is dull and dreary bus-
ness'-a fact which we suspect managers OF thea
tres are fast finding out
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JEwELRy-Mr. William W Cassidy No. IL South Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Siveare in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, article furnished at
price which cannot be eduaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amuscments.


AT THE CHEsNuT another full house was in at
tendance last evening to witness Hunted Dorm. We
are not sufficiently posted in the BraddOn school of
literature to tell exactly where B0uclcault obtained
rhe plot of this piece. He certainly never con-
structed II himself and IL looks very much like the
handiWork OF either Miss BraddOn or Mrs. Henry
Wood. Both of these writers understand the art OF
weaving an interesting story, whatever else the
merit and dement's OF their styles may be. Hunted
DolOa plainly belongs TO the East Ly1lae aud Lady
Audtey school; 1t mas all tne merits ana some OF the
defects OF its class and while it il fully entertaining
in its plot and characters as either EGst Lynne or
Lazy Adteys Secret IL Is far healthier in tone, and
better worth seeing for Its own sake 1t is a piece
that appeals IN legitimate manner TO the popular
taste for strongly marked Characters and highly
wrought sensations and If the average OF the dra-
matte works OF the day were at all equal to
the common complaint about the worth
lessness OF most of the modern play writing. In
this and other dramas, Bouclcault has displayed a
real ability that does him credit, and while we sup
pose he finds his present course profitable and there
fore perfectly satisfactory TO himself it is certainly
be regretted that he should debase his talents and
disgust his admirers with such daubs OF pitch as
FOTDt0SG and others not much better That ne mas
turned out OF late years
The manner in which Hunted Dorm is represented
at the Chestnut Is worthy OF very warm praise. Miss
keene herself, as "Mary Leigh" Is In every way
admirable and she is ably seconded by Miss Howard
in the scarcely less important role OF "Cara." Mr..
Nordaunt as "John Leigh" has made decided hit,
and has surprised every one by display OF real
ability that he has never yet been credited with pos
sessing The other characters well represented,
and the performance altogether is one that can be
witnessed with hearty satisfaction.
AT THE WALNUT Mr. Booth will appear this even
ing as Hd1et
At THE ARCH Progress will be performed this
evening
tractye minstrel performance will be given TINS
Tar GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS win remain in
Eighth street, between Race and Vine, but few
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CHARLES STOKES

CHARLES STOKES.
Merchant Tailor and Olothier
No s2I Chestnut street.
Offers esiTnOydi"dFy
Inducements to Prr,haseys of Hecdy-D,a|~
FINE CLOTHING.
His assortment is full, and comprises
all styles and qualities
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CITY ITEMS.

RFAII OvERCoATs-A fine o6sortpeR, Of these 6ensi| and
WsJu garments better Ia 6 and 8tg,e mgo a"E others really
THHadeph0, iorer Tces than Tie iocest else
heye Also f1H stocf Of all Kinds MENs, YOUTHS,
BOYS CLOTHING. READT.MAD and Of Materials tA Ne
Piece 10 be made to ord comprising ma0D entirely e0 ona
cboice STILES.
pE" Samples If Aa,yjols sent b mail ,cSea desired
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENNETT & Co,
FIRM a3,d TOWER HALL,
SjrM streets. SIS MARKEr STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
AND 500 BROADWAY, NEW YOHK
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WE ARE glad to learn that "La Matinee, I"
edited by Robert N Renshaw, is to be the exclusive
programme paper OF Sentz and HassleT's Matinees
Musicaes at Musical Fund Hail.
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chesnut street.
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GET THE BEsT.-The Partam New Family
LOOK-kTTTOH SEWING MACHINE.
easy TeTms.)
Salesrooin. No. T04 UHFSNU UT Street.
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OVER THE RIyER.-Tho peoples movement in Camden
county, headed by Scoyei, Archer and Oampen gains
strength The Regulars" at Haddonield afraid to
hear the truth, appears by this affidavit.
CAMDEN COUNTY, SIS.
Calvin T. Linch being duly sworn saith that he went
Haddonhed to engage the Town Hall for meeting for
October 90 in behalf Of the candidates OF the Oheus
Landing Convention; that deponcnt was informed that he
could have the said hall for the meeting upon payment
$5 the usual fee and 81 to the antor that the day
he went out with the bills but refused the of the
hall by Alfred Clement and Jacob H. Rowand, though he
offered 500 for tho same and informed by
said Clement that the people of Haddonhed rco"d al
rote and that they didn't want meeting Of the
movement and deponent that bv OF this
action in refusing public hail. the speakers of whom
suffering from chis and fever, compelled to
speak in the open air. CALVIN T.. IhSCH.
Sworn and subscribed before me- at Camden this 2ist
day OF October, A. d 1859. }. L. HOWELL, NJ. C. G.
Gays China Palace.
No. 1922 CHFSNUT Street, Philadelphie; No 4 South
SECOND d Street, Harrisburg, Pa. FoTRTH and and
KhhMH M a%S dHG md @
BY hs in The stT fS n first Of B%gd are n
that import their goods direct the cqnsumegs getting
"middleman"
stores sell their goods at the prices the importers
small retailer customer and if he offers goods
tail must put them at price to protect him Gays China
SSS eoi proeSt 2 they mari their "S goods G n
purchaser intend the goods for his or to sell
Gays China Palace has no competition in America, All
the other importers attempting Jobbng business wish
strictly cash on delivery business, thing possbie in
Sd nd hSS aa and ps DO at
obbng rates They al their goods for cash IN
Sss eVsr part Of %eEd they nnds ~ VIVA.
fancy goods much greater discount from regular
White French China Dining Plates, 81 inches, per
WHIT White Stone China Dining Plates eh inches, per
White Stone Cups and saucers per set twelve pieces,
White French Cups and Saucers per twelve pieces,
Gntgass Goblets por DOZEN 1925.
Sntgass Tun6lsTS 3sIS PEI dozen VII So nscos a
White Stone China Dining Sets, 10i pieces, SIS;
to transportation Office Of charge and insured
breakage TO destination
HEAVY SALES
OAK HALL
are in consequence Of
LOW PRICES
-1hs Lo''-,' il, To"n--
FINE CLOTHING
None better ca, be made,
W. oe1
OUR CONSTITUENTS
aud Hs
WHOLE OrTY
10
EXAMINE OUR GOODS
MAKE THEIR PURCHASES
IMMEDIATELY,
,rlile our soch is so
F"H and T0ried
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
MANUFACTURERS
OF CLOTHING,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS, PHILA,
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WHAT IT Is NOT AND WHAT II Is-Thesc truths are
self evident. PHAIOE's VITAIIA SALVATION FOR THE
HAm is neither sticky like moasses, muddy like
gutterpuddle. 1t the contrary genial uid clear
mpid aromatic harmless and will restore to gray hair,
whskers beards and mustaches their original color
certainly sunshine melts the snow,
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COD LIVER on AND LI0IE-That pleasant and active
agent in the of all consumptive symptoms "For
Compound IF cod Liver oil and LGlc,n is being uni
versaly adopted in medical practice Sold by the
proprietor A. b. WILDon, Chemist, No 166 Court street
Boston,
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NnARRHED.

DUNGLISON- -RIOHARDS.-At the Church OF the
Nativity, Bethlehem, October 90, 1869, by Rey. Phillips
Brooks, WILLIAM L. DUNGLISON to SUSAN NJ,
daughter OF the late Thomas s. Richards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Wednesday
ing the Goth instant the First Baptist Church. by the
Rev. George Dana Boardman, j. LEAMLNG FORE
PAUGH to MADGIE HENDERSON, daughter of E.
Freeman Prentiss, all of this city.
NORMAN-TABER.-0 November 96, 1863, by the
Rey John Todd, ALPHEuS J. NORMAN, OF New York,
to Mrs. MARY X. TABER, of Philadelphia
ROBINS REED.-On tine 21st instant, at st. Marks
Church, by the Rev. William w Bronson and the Rev
ANNE BRONSON daughter OF the late Professor Henry
Reed
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attend the funeral from residence of her
James Harkins No 81 N Twenty second street, Satur
day morning at 81 o'clock.
SQMMERS.-On the 10Th instant, JOSEPH 8. SOM.
MFRS, In the Beth year of his age.
The relatives and ftends Of the family are invited to az
tend his funeral from his late residence No 4 Tayors
avenue, Camden, N j.. FRIDAY morning at 10 O'Clock,
without further notice. To proceed to Evergreen Gene
tery.
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small cot on which ID . sponge with 4
feeder, Which h soaked Ia another
chemical solution, kept eecret for gov
ornamental reasons. As the clerk takes
hold Of the letter TO throw It aside, his
thumb comes In contact with the stamp;
an instantaneous combination takes
place, and q DETACHMENT comes out much
superior to the present ink. This can
collation. can only affect the stamp that
is prepared, for II the thumb sponge wet
the envelope. it dries OF without any
mark. Bya similar process revenue
stamps are prepared. The stamp pre-
sents the same appearance Of the present
one, having been only soaked in the
prepared water previous to printing,
then, when dry, coating Of gum Is ap-
piled over stencil plate leaving the
word paid Cancelled" ~. 81" or
any Of their equivalents. When the
stamp is run through the perforator, 1t
also passes through two buffers, whero
a powdered preparation is rolled in
When wanted for use, by wetting the
stamp, as formerly, the saliva acts as an
agent, combines the two chemical prep
arations, and Immediately a black bar
or the words paid" ~. ST." come
out permantly canceling '.he stamp and
doing away with tho tedious and annoy
ng practice now enforced, Of putting
ones initials on the stamp. .L......
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the price say Of lsS; that f., atthe. Fts
Of $l35 In greenbacks for every sN0 N
gold. They had no gold In their hands,
but they sold with the idea of buying 1t
In the market, when II became necessa-
~ to fulhll their contracts. nj q less rate
than they sold. OF course all their ef-
forts were TO "bear" gold, to drive down
the price; for the cheaper they could
buy, the more they would make.
But the other set OF rascals, the Bulls,
were secretly engaged in making y.
corner on tbem-that is, they were,
buyi0g up, through secret agents, all the.
gold In the market, so that the Bears,
would not be able to obtain gold when
they wanted it, except from the Bulls
themselves. a .ss......G.,~aT oxj
On Friday, September 24th, the ''eor-.
ner" was disclosed. The Bears wsro,
called upon to fulfill their contracts, by
delivering the large amounts Of gold
they hspf sold at l35. They rushed into
the market - buy, and 10, there Was no
gold to be had. 1t MAS all in the hands
ofthe Bulls. They offered l4o, l5o, 1906
and the whole qucstion Of course settled
down to this,-At what price will yo,f,
Bulls, settle? s. r.. k.ss .s,s,s,rs4g. s,sa
But the Government had plenty Of
gold. And so the Bears, in their dis
tress, appealed to the Secretary Of tho /.
Treasury to sell them gold-not ut what,
the Government could force them to q,
pay for 1t, but at u reasonable price. r,.pg
The whole affair is simply this: a..tt
Two sets of unscrupulous gam blcrs haNeu
been warning against each other, and
the Bulls have totally discounted the,
Bears. =. ar .af4seaft
Parties On the spot differ as to wheth-
er the action OF the Government. in Il
promising to sell gold, really did break /
the "cOrner' or not. AS to ths l>ssas y
Of the Bears, of course all depends upon n
the rates at which they have bouaht !
gold of the victorious Bulls. Many III
them doubtless are ruined. Though III
these cases the victorious party, we bo- -.
lieve, generally content themselves I
with taking all a mans possessaorisS'
and not plunging him into an unfath
omablc gulf of bankruptcy This loo=cs
them nothing, and saves the victim the
trouble of taking the Bankrupt !
Act. a.-. .t, r3u aEuu~
The only reason for siding with tho ,
Bears in this game, il that it is the gkn-< Il
eral Interest of the community latgoldM
should fall, or, rather, greenbacksy rise, cat
10 a common level ..~' ~rH
In conclusion We may add, that there p,
Is one remedy for aii this, and only one
the resumption Of specie payments. b
The general unsettiing of values, ana .
Of business, which result
from the gambling la the'gnid room. afr =
simply the incidents and necessary evils .
Of state Of suspension. The greenback
has already been raised out Of the depths
to within about 80 per cent Of gold-the
great spirit-level OF the worlds cnrreril'f
oy. All we need Is to raise 1t 80 per
cent. more. and then all this gansbfing.i
which is based upon tile iiuctuatinge'
daily difference between the value OF ~
greenbacks aud Of gold, will nt oncc
cease, and business be placed again uI- !
Oh steady and genuine footing. ''' il ''n
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Bride did not enter into the spirit Of the
joke. He sailed forth with . pistol
and shot his tormsntsr through the
head, thus putting 4 stop to his nightly
sereilades. nat.t..-.
The remainder ofthe wssk was not GO
busy, and We may bring the record to q
close with an adventure which happesr-
sd Oh Saturday, In Brooklyn. Four or
five men attempted to assail . woman.
An officer heard hsS screams, and hast.
ensd to her assistance. He gave chase
to the men, and ons Of them turned
round and fired revolver ut him. The
shot missed, but the officer took truer
aim. He ared six shots aud wounded
three men. Thus ended = worry lively
affair. ...H.
We abridge tho catalogue only on &C.
count Of the space 1t would otherwise
occupy. The material before us IL am.
pie for volume on the subject. The
question to which our brief retrospect
gives rise Is: Are the police doing their
duty, aud IL so, ought they not to I've
strengthened, either by al addition to
their numbers, or by severe sentences
on criminals whom they appreheud, or
by boil, measures combined.
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Ex-president Pierce.

Franklin Pierce, Ex- President of the
United States, died ut Concord, n. H.,
Oh the Sth inst. He was the son of Gov.
Benjamin Pierce OF that State; was ,,
born in Hillsborough, n. H., IN 1901,
and commenced his collegiate courses At ~
Bowdoih college. On leaving college
he commenced his legal studies at
Northampton, Mass, but subsequently, "
returned to his native State, aud finish- 81
ed his studies ut Amherst. lie was ad- -
mittcd to the bar, aud comInencsd the. j +
practice of his profession in his natiys n
town; but before the end OF two years
he was elected II Representative TO the =
State Legislature, and during his saecond n
years service was chosen Speak er, Ofa'i
the House. In 1888 he was elected to 4
Congress, .4rs remained member Of y
the House Of Representatives four years, 81
In 1887 lie was elected a member of the b;
United States Senate, but .fter hvsa
years service in that body, resigned Lfs /.
seat aud settled in Concord to resume (,
his practice ut the bar. Vie adhered ~ a
his resolution of accepting no political |,
Office, declining to be u candidate for
Governor Of the State. or United States @
Senator, and refusing the offices Of At-E'
torney General and Secretary Of War,
which were tesdered him by Presiden%
Pofk. On the breaking out of the Mex
lean war. however, he was commission-
ed as Colonel of the 9th Z. S. Intaniry,-
known US the New England Reyiment,7 3
and afterwards raised to the ranktaf 4
Brigadier General by President Polk. =
He was in most of the battles which
were fought between Vera Cruz and -
the City of Mexico. On the rcstef,sti-,y
Of peace between the two countries, le
resigned his commission and returned O..
home, where he continued the practice D.
of law until the action of the Baltimore
Democratic Convention CAV. hinlt she
nomination for the Presidency. he !
was elected President of the United n
States in November 1852; Was inaugGt1a
rated March /, 1858, and served 10 the
end of his term, after which he rHtiEel.
TO private life. He would have been
President in place of Buchanan if Ire ,
had had the indomilable pluck" OF his II
father, and had while in that position
displayed the integrity of fanhonestman
and true patriot. ' e@@R -
OF the character Of his administration :,
and hts course during the late rebellion, Z
our opinion has been SO frequently ex-
pressed that We shall add no worIis 10
this brief notice. 1t is sufficient to say.a7
no matter what his personal qualities II
might have been, he gave no real hearxtr
IN support Of our national existence in
the late struggle.-.Gate Register, i. .
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Gambling in Gold.

From the Saturday Evening Post. 3E
Probably some Of our readers are a
good deal puzzled by the late excitement
in the gold room at New York-not un-
derstanding what it oil means. For
the benefit ofsuch, We will give = short
explanation.
The dealers In gold were divided, ~
Is often the case, into two great parties,
calling themselves Bulls and Bears.
The Bears had Sold 10 the Bulls several
millions-Satan only knows how much
of gold, payable at certain time, at
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CHEAP BUT GOOD,

u
CUSTOM MADE
CAN DE FOUND AT
Sb,sth Ssdccf tAe Court House Square,
Upton Io,ca.
My stock is of the very best quality, and l
will sell them as cheap as the cheapest. Civ e
me n call.
Boots and Shoes made to Order and
Warranted to Fit.
For cash 1 make my bdots and shoes,
And hence make them well.
The leather used is of the best,
And made to tcear Us we'll as seN.
To save your life mi save your soles,
I'll mend your shoes to save your head,
And IL you lose your life by colds
Lay not the blame upon
DUTCH FRED.
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A vxLuABEE fnvENrf0x.-A new
self cancslins postage stamp has been
invented. The paper oA which the
stamp head is printed IL frst wet In .
cheap chemical solution. The stamp 10
then gv.Dnued and psrforstssi - fcfnsef-
". When purchased the stamp b nlois-
eas Cd aad attached to the letter. But
when the Post Master takes up the let
ter to sort It from others Tor different
States, on his right hand thumb to .
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We must part--the dye 10 cast,' saida9A ,
. fond wife, as she threw bottle Of hair &
restorative at her husbands dsvotod us
head.
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HUNTOON'S

HUNTOON'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
- Isa WOadcP or the Noelaa a-#
and stands above comparison with any other article
for the Hair ever brought before the public.
PRICE, 100.
FH1fEaleby W1Sf6oTT EkIlSG. Tipssn. nlly
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BUCKEYE
Sllkl2,i2a1y G Hlli2. caxtti2a42

10 CONWAY wishes to inform the citizens
ID. 81 Upton Nnd vicinity that he has opened
shop In the City Drug Store building, where
he will be found always on hand, and will try
90 please all who Will give him call, Ladies'
hALf Cet of shan1pooed atshop or resldence.-
Long hair purchased and made up to order in
to switches, curls or waterfalls. n0
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IN STANwOOD.
WIN. W. ALLEN,

DEAL ESTATE AGENT, ,CONVEYANCER
N and Notary Public, will attend promptly
10 all business entrusted to hts caro-. DuslneSs
Rooms and Town Lots for sale.
once in the Post Office, SyAMW00o, Iowa. l6
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Is ts1es>.,y5as4 DISCONTINU NUED. .,ftlas~ , tz..
NJ Olive, Mitchell county; nearest office,
et'sage. Leni, Worth county; nearest
selfice, Indianola. Elon, Aimakce coun.
pot bOiling.'' NE III
So Edgar Ashcroft married the daugh
ter Of Q millionaire. He was at once
taken into partnership By his friend
Holden, and to-day heis : millionaire
himself, having inherited the bulk of
his late father-in-law' property. 30
hfs bud luck turned out to b the best
luck, after all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-21

WIN. M. KNOTT,
A UCTIONEER. Will attend promptly to
"A selling all kinds Of property at ApctiDn,
In any part Of Cedar county. A list ~ Ms AAle9
Will always be found at the TIPToNgADvENyS-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can nx the day for their sale without seeing
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