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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16
Proceedings Of the County Coun-
Gil, P. Of H, h Id at Upton,
Iowa, Oct. 4th, 1873

Council met a, the Court House a,
| O'Clock 7. M NJ +. Rigby. Pre.i
dent of the Council called the meet
ing To order. Secretary report Of las,
meeting submitted and approved.
The following resolution wa- passed
Resoired. That the member. Of the
Council present hold over Tor another
year A. me nbers Of the Council from
Subordinate Oranges,
The following persons were elected
as officers Of the Council for the com
ing year
Moreau Carroll, President
G. p. Furst, Secretary.
]. n. Dickinson, Treasurer.
J. r. Ross and G. ~ Diltz, Stew.
ards.
Co. Elk Committee, NJ +. Risby.
President; c. p. Farsi, Secretary
Saml. Yule, g. II Diltz, Joseph
Dow aiBg, J. Weaver. Geo. Lamborn.
:. Geiger, VIM. l.. McCro-key.
The following persons were appoint
cd committee on Life Insurance,
and to report at the next meeting
II. w. Bailey. Msckey Martin, ].
B. Ross.
On motion, vote Of thanks vas
rendered the retiring officer. On
motion adjourned.
NJ. r. EIGBI, Pres.
II. w. BAILEY, -ec'y.
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s. 8. CONVENTION
Proceedings Of the Sabbath School
Convention held 1t Wesley
Chapel October 18th and 18th,
1878.

A roediy number h.-iry present
! Saturday evening. oct llih, -uT@rin-
{ fendent Whine, called the 1nrven-
tioa to ords, Exercises og,enA5 by
PRAYER and singing. Rev L p Whit
/ ing having failed to put in an sppear-
apee, the Rev. Chas Whitner was
called upon He made = feE sppro.
priste remarks. Adjourned to meet
q o'clock A. NJ. @uDdsy
Convention called 10 ord~, nv Cal
win May, Vice President. Devosion-
ii exercises consisted in singing and
prayer. Opening re-nsrks by Geo. ".
Barclay. Secretary. on the best inter
ct Of Sabbath school Conventions,
followed By DR.. Clarke and Rev. Che.
Whitmer. Prayer by V q Tresler.
Shall we organize SABBATH school.
In each school district Remarks by
VI. &. Moore and DR.. Clarke.
On motion . committee va- sp-
pointed to organize . Sabbath school
in the southeast corner Of the town
ship INLAND. V. g. Tresler, N. &.
Moore, c. Wisebrsad and VIM John
son were appointed said committee.
Topic-O what importance il the
Sabbath School 10 the safety and PROF.
ity Of our country Remark were
made by Y. g. Tre-ier, &. c. Grossly
and c. Mays. Singing By the Chapel
school, and adjournment until two
O'Clock, F. VI.
The afternoon -e--ion VAS opened
b. prayer and singing, and addresses
by Rev. Whiting. Marin and F. &
Crosby. A model Ies-ou taught by
Calvin Mays from Romans Iii l.2
York Prairie was selected a. The
plscs for holding the next Convention.
Farewell addresses by Revs. -hontz
and Whiting. Prayer, singing ard
dismissal.
The attendance was very good. tbs
house being filed to it, utmost capaci
". VI. g.. WHITTIER. -ec'y.
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FROM sPRlNGFBEID.
Sudden Death Of an Aged Coupi
in Springfield Township.

Mr.. Warren Dudley and hi. wife
while on their way To attend the Tip
ton Fair stopped q. their son-in law,
Mr.. Ingram, who resides at Peter
Monks, York Prairie. Mira. Dudley
feeling = little weary lay down to rest
but short time after passed quietly
from this to the spirit world. She
died Of heart disease was sixty eigh'
years OF age.
This sudden aff!iction proved more
than the bereaved husband could bear
and after rapid decline Of eight day,
he followed his companion to tina
bourne from whence no traveller re
turns. He died Sept. 2sth, at the req
idence Of his con, Levi Dudley II.
was % year. OF age
| They were for many years usefu
members Of the Baptist church and
highly esteemed by all who knew
them, and we trust that their loss Ia
mourning friends il Infinite gain to
! them
Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1873.
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A cable dispatch from London all
nounces that the Irish Agricultural
I.aborers' Union, In the event Of the
Government falling to settle the ques.
tion Of the waste lands In Ireland
have decided to emigratc to the Uni.
ted states en- mtsse. This Laborers'
Union IL said to he powerful organ
izatlon, with qualifications extending
through all Of the Irish agricultural
districts. Its decision, therefore, il OF
considerable importance to us on this
side. We have no idea that the Gov
erDment will settle the waste lands
question-and the emigration, there
fore, may as well be expected. The
Labor supply here canno, but be afiec-
Ted nv the result.
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] and made kind oil running c0nmen
on il. Some writer some time sgc
writing of his visit to the Tabernacle
mentioned this as the most impress
i've part Of the service did moi see
any special reason for the remark.
The comments were sncif - sny de-
vout man could give who had been
careful reader Of Clarke, Or Benson.
or Scott. There was no Keen insight
Of the deeper meaning Of the words;
the comments were hardly more than
pauses to call attention 10 the more
obvious surface thoughts and
enforce them. Still there Is some
wonderful power about the man. |
suppose there were between Eve and
six thousand people in The room
perhaps 40 to 90 OF them stand
ing and vet there was the mosf mo
found attention.
| heard DIR. Lghtfoot At St. Pauis
in the afternoon. His sermon was in
comparably finer than the sermon OF
the evening; but many OF those pres
en-; evidently regarded it a. no part
OF the divine service. and fourth
part OF the congregation went away
as soon as the singing and prayers
were ended. think Nr. Surgeons
success i largely due 10 his intense
earnestness and bis unqualified All
thoritatiye manner Of presenting the
truth. He is great worker, and !
think a great organizer and manager.
The annual expenses OF the church are
s5.cpt. and large part OF il i ex-
pended ii . kind OF school and mis-
sioBsrv enterprise he has charge Of.
Like BA-aher he also edits paper.
]. H. RIGFy.
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!. uEnaer SALE.
SsIERlEE sAE.E..

fy vIriue os . gaAefaf execution 10 me u
Feefssi. Issued from az 8Ilarr &C t4s IiHEk al
the DissfLss tAstFf. IL and sUr flaa ssaEsIt g
>c0ttr aud Stale 81 &o2a, It'd tsssE st spring
field Sif.eY Plate Cons ps8AE. aua against
Charles L. stevens 3H4 Auesews uRF~ssA i
19.. i8sxe seN8es apam t84es f3fs0s Ing prsg-
sFfv as iile properly - The said ghaEies 4
stevens anu Andrews Harrata 4 en-. tfs-sk !.
Lots nauscT 1. i &. :. and u Ia E.sss-l,
numDeF :, IL ttae fessa % Aeci8an4ess 4 IL.
Cedar r0unty. Iowa
Aud shall Offer tflr same fsfE sale IL Tie
CsslFs Ho1Ss door. tn the town ~ IfNtag III
Cedar county, On Tuesday. tie -stll ask
of SCI. a D. Gs.s ~ one u clock ~ nj vi - III
siaE. 10 satisfy sAsl execution ana esst~ ts8af
NAV accrue thereon.
Issts-I this 6Gla DAY ~ ~eEt.. a II. fs78.
I9Hs II. ~HEAhf.f.
zwsz sheriff 81 cedar COUNTY Iessa.
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4 new daily paper il projected in
Pc city OF Washington, to be edited
those supple youths, Alexander II. .
tephena and Herschei V. johnson.
n. William Allen, Of Ohio, is to be
Pgaged as city editor, and Santa An
will have charge for the foreign
4partment. They are organizing a
5pse of survivors Of the war Of 1872
act as carriers.
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IL IL phenomenal feature when
Pie bond- Of a Government, running
ht arate Of interest lower, IL anything
fhan the average transportation Of the
country, are al preminum over gold
Hold sold on Saturday at 1o9, and
Emitted States bonds ranged from 90
p LIS. Certainly, the Republican
>arty has go. the credit Of the Govern.
hent into q very good state.
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A Texas paper says that the endeav-
ors Of the Democratic politicians to In
duce colored men to vote for them re-
mind 1t OF the efforts OF u red HEADED
woodpecker to extract worms from a
copper lighteDing-rod.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

QUINCY GRAS6E, No. 24s. will hold
a regular meeting next Friday eve
ming, May u, and every Friday eve.
uiuy thereafter until further notice.
A. ID. COLEMAN. sec.
Inland, April 2Sth, 1873.
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A special meeting OF Spring field
Grange will - held % A.sisv e~.n-
ing, Oct 11.h, A. 5'esocA r ~. 10
consider measures Of vital import 10
the Grange. III i the duty aud in
teresi % every Enenee. 10 - present.
wv. CGsRIE. Sc. pro tenn.
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman. -o~ EFH NEavFK s@rretarv. II "
BAILEY: yo~ypH BrwSrSs CHss p FrgSr
sxsrtL YrIE- VIZ. L scsEa@KsY W. : Csx.>s
I0Hs ILs~EY. H A. GrsTI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

The Postoflice Department finds
since the establish ent Of the postal
money order arrangement with Great
Britain, that the balance against the
United Safes is about 81 5000 anu.
alp.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

3re. Hill sa9 -hos her h1stzGd, =.
Worcester, aassachgsatts, III il ia a
unique way, With all tbs aecora panl.
menta NJ fashionable life. Sae va
walking aeee.5s1 him aud aszesi him to
take Der raraSoi for her. H took II
aud she then after putting her hand II
Ter pocket % 2et the pistol as.ed him
% lss her sis- him. IL CONSENTED
She put her arms around him an, -:
. bullet 10 HE Jeff Jung. Hi- recovery
II doubtful. Her equaninlty !. picuf.
tsaueIy perfect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

% exchange tells the story of the
Pnqne bank defaleation in few
Us: "A Dubuque cashier 'em-
led'--that's the word where q man
enough to make 1t respectable -
900. The reason he didn't take
was because the President stole
eet of it,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

Our expectation Of cattle To Europe
promises to become very important
item In Dnr foreign traffic. England
has for some time past been unable to
supply it demand from ireland and
the continent, and finds il profitable
now 10 import from our mar kei-. even
at the present e1trayagaLl cost OF
transportation. In Germany and
France also the price Of meat has
reached = figure which makes impor-
tation from The Tuited States profita-
bic. Under these circumstances,
stock raising Ii sure to become one Of
the most paying occupations In this
country and happily We have still
open lands enough TO feed twice and
three times The number Of cattle nov
raised on our rich western plains.
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". II. BLAIR, Sec.

Pleasant Hill Grange will m.et on
Friday evening. April 18th, aud Oh
czech alternate Friday evening there
after, at Pleasant Hill school House.
Sugar Creek township.
j. u. LATcAAP, -ec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

The time for holding regular meet.
ings Of Forest Grange j. every Satur-
day evening al y O'Clock on or before
full moon. =. BrRRoUGHs, sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

CRsTEEDALE GRANGE, r. of IL,
meets the 2lst Of Dec, l--2 a. O'Clock
=. 81. and every alternate saturday
thereafter al Canterdaie school house.
-pringdaie Up.
Mr. J =. LAaf0kS, see.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

he yellow fever continues TO spread
% fearful fatality 10 Memphis al
pugh II is hoped that the recent cool
weather will have modifying eff
Il. The state Of affairs In that CITY
present IL simply horrible. "The
|tilence stalks abroad at oon-day,"
the scenes Of death and suffering
heart-rending.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

The scarcity ofanimai food Ia Lon
don has led tothe adoption ofone rath-
e- curious means ri In creating the
|snoply. 4 number ofrabblt establish
'Tnents have been started in dlf-re mt
parts 81 London, and sre aid 10 be
paying very well. ~ these piacss
rabbits are being brei in large mum
bsr-, and II they increase at their pres
pnt rate they will make an appreca 5ls
addition to the food Of London.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

MoDodelphis Grange will hold reg
Llsr meetings at rra-eur's Hall Upton
On the first and third Saturdays o. each
month. O'Clock r. NJ.
II NJ. L. Buster s@e'v
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

The official report Of the destructive
gale Of August "A, on The Nora SaoiIa6
coast, i an appalling exhibit. 1t APP
pears that IL vessels Of various
classes were destroyed in that storm,
about 600 lives lost, and about 800
buildings along the coas, either badly
damaged or destroyed. The signal
service speaks Of il - = cyclone, and
such IL no doubt was. -imiia. storms
have recently visited the southea-,-s .
section of the ai.ed states AID the
Wet India fsiaud-, causing The de-
strIctioa 81 mneh property ~ land and
s-z
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of the Coon Creek Grange is on
every Saturday evening at : O'Clock
r. NJ. on or before fuii moon.
J9HA JoH SION, sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will IL held OF the second and
fourth SATURDAY. nights Of each month
". G.. BUSTER. Sec'y.
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towers Ferry Grange. NJ. - viii
NEE. Saturday evening, March 22ni
and each alternate saturday evening
thereafter
~ say,tf, go
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Prairie Belle Grange, No. 81. viii
hold regular meetings on Saturday On
or before each fnil moon, ~ p. VI
Visiting brethren welcomed
GED. HR1rIOs, sec.
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Regular meetings 81 York Prairie
Grange are held on the first Wednes-
day night of each month at the York
Prairie school house. at o'clock f.
NJ. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
w H. BLAIR see.
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u n. G. kedsie, of the Michigan
nltural College, has analysed tho
J greenhouse which had been
for tmelvo hours, ana found IL
than pure cOnntry al. This
% be . strong Argument in favor
3 In sleeping rooms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

The Michigan Constitutional Con-
yention has agreed upon the following
plan fnr the prevention NJ stock. wa
teriDg:
NO corporation shall issue any
stock except in consideration Of mon
~, labor or property actually received
by ii equal TO the par value Of such
stock nor shall it issue any bonds OF
evidence VI Indebtedness, except for
money, labor, OF property actually
received by ii equal to -eyen,y-fiye
per cent OF the par value Of such bonds
or evidence Of Indebtedness. All
stock dividends and other fictitious
increase Of capital stock ofgny corpor-
alton shall be void
The proposition. which looks like
fair and practicable measure, isto be
voted rpon the people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

-FETSGFIEID GRANGE meets regu-
lsrjg on fbe first Monday evening Of
sverv month Al O'Clock
j. GEIGER, Sec.
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Spnngdsle Grange No. 81 meets
regularly every saturday night % Or
before IT,. full moon AZ '1sir hail iu
-pringdsie.
d W Smith Soy
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Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening al r. NJ, on or
before fali moon.
". #. ROBINSON. See'y.
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An accident resulting in loss OF life
happened about six miles south OF
Newton last Thursday. a German
family named Hessdorler, moving
from Blackhawk county to Nebraska ..
crossing slough bridge on the grade
to Skunk River bridge, were backed
of the side by the shying of the mules
the team falling back upon the wagon
and family. A boy three years old
was killed instantly, and the parents
were badly bruised. II 10 claimed
that the mules were scared At hole
in the bridge. The mother took the
corpse on the cars to Platsmoutb, and
Mr. Hessdorfer remained to claim
damages from the county.
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TIF,TOy, IOWA.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER is, 1879.

Returns from the ststr = iSge
have NOT reached rs. Inc fsrpub'l-
/. s.,. ssckcs viii l,ssv from twenty-five
ID shir.y tbopsand majority. Scott
eas.ty gives Vale. Anti Monopoly
candidate for Governor, 1000 malori-
u. MuscasiI,e eircfs her Republican
ticket rxceps Evans, for Representa-
tive, sho was hcascn eco by Wood
IN johnson county The entire Repub-
Lean Ssste and county ticket i de-
fsated BY about 800 majority. LINN
lcoas.y gives 500 Erpnbiicsn M
dispatches from Ohio ssy DON
PARTIES claim the State ticket ne
Indications ere that the Democrats
have carried lie Legislature, il not
elected Allen, Governor. The same
proportioD of gain shown By jorty-sis
rcporfed counties would give Allen
400 majority.
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MIME pteEos ZEE INSURANCE. co nl. roN
co-optRarns .rcss or WI Ton

GYyErEg< -TaG- n FTSrE-nS P--. =
. l. IrL~tS Ssee Pref
G Y- E~T So
II 7. HEDGE. IrrAsr-
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DFEsEEs- AID P-EEC-uHs
THIS BOOT Pres Ars4 Trez.
81 FTE>T -@~av
D y BLAIR 4 : CRAWFORD " . MTTxEg
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htest Presidential manifesto is
nation to deserters from the
aen6rai Grant tells thon, that
IN return to duty before JAM
~, tbsy will be pardoned. iag
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

Regular meetings Of Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on Tuesday even
ings Of or before full moon.
w. q. Buster, Sec'y.
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/ Tie Room = . nedsl -in-ss~-aeeoansaA'..
point Of view, and fhis rasi volume o.
sound produces no jar or disoorh vi
the sern,on l CANNOT speak n na',ef-
inglsas the repufstion of inc speaker
80 - s.iYee1nsDf. her0R was
-, h. III al.ol il. Nor
-. = the e bsiflcu of - Scripf|
:arc l;aerent cm what Eic cite =
besa Mr. sikgeon resAa chaps4
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>aale candidates have been
emberasofthe Legi stature IL
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IMPORTED
CLYDBSDhLR Horse
JOCK.

" sli snake q f4,8t stand 81 I f.. ta4f* y
-4's~FFAfftT, elf. nf5.F test - faEt@s8
Thiriy-fiie Dollars To laslfe:
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Agent z. c. I. Association.
Local Agents

! f.s4.<. 1.s&.p4e.rpve. -,4, ce.sH.z. -
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II. w. BAILEY, ~ec'y.
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j. II. 81 SsoLr-. Sec.
, 1873-04-02


NIVORUEH-LHQALtiY OITAIN1sD--FEE AFTlfl
~ derrcD. Scandal nyotded Minis ysaFs practice In tn
courts Ut Chlcag0. Addteas +. D. Gox lu31.
MO pIVOKuE, NO TEl!-DIVoROEs I.EGAIIh
Gail At, addroas. Noom sl7 South OiaEk.st lnolos
etAMp.
, 1873-04-02

C,TNAYlfD on BTOIEN-TROM OORNER RUSH
topbuuxy. Will sido spring. suitable reward paid On
delivery 10 2Q7 and wv M0nEoa.at. j. W, uENI.
, 1873-04-02

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EoR, ,sALE-T1lE PROPERTY KNOWN As TitE
T. "Htoelc Farm, In tho town of Nnrhlol. situate 4
!1ee Ir9n! Winnetka, and noar station on bvuukce
II ~ sa
aud living spring. HENRY Il. MARBLE, Roonl ., 10
DCarbpr1l.at.
J. u, Town Of Worth, $1Oo per u. Z. HEAD, 128
Clark.st.
N1oM sALE-4o ACRES ADJOINING SOUTH LYNN,
T. II, HD an acre; bargain; easy forms. HENRY L.
HILL, lHt I2Snllo-st, has0luant.
IIOTe BALE-0R EXOIlANGE-FOR DlTY PNOP-
eEy farm Of 120 OF primo prht1 land In 1oono
County, Iowa. AddroRa GEO. Il. IARlsAls, t98 South
Iphrhorn. st., Chicago.
, 1873-04-02

Win m accomplished young lady With sona peraopa
attractions, obioot MAtrtu,c1y. Addfsta daya " ,,
Tribune Office.
, 1873-04-02

CTOLEN-FROM FRONT or g55 TIIInD.AY, MON.
= dny mornitIg bay horso III hands, 9seas oid Hind
ass hsy On s.rinx rnhS hw4Hon ssl KparinE
aud rubber horsa blapket Any Information leadMS TO
recovery Ut lsopnry 91a conviction Of thilt viii 10 .
FiNHEK i 60,
, 1873-04-02

ToR sALE-pEI9K HOUSE AND LOT. EAST
zach floor bath I9om, waeF futaaoe.
oushy nlshod; can 10 bad fur oas than cost, akon
i III Sus %Sst' s WTSEY M S9S g.
, 1873-04-02

DIANo4 TO RENT AND FOR SALE; RENTING 4
1peGialy d. Eot ront to 20 out of the city. WM Il.
PNObHEn, 8!H Mabasl-ay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29

SODA WATER-fce Cold Soda W alter dispensed
~ by Geo. T. Light, warranted perfectly pure and
"holesome, no poisonous pipe. no copper founta
20 cnrrooe nor ything that is dangerous to man.
the year -. ~ ~" on'tt
June 3, 1873.
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A6out the Human System-T Habits of men and
"omen-The Causes and Prevention of Dise.ss.
Dur Sexual Relation aud Socal N, tures; embracing
MEDICAL COMMON Sc Sc applied to Causes Proven.
ton, and Cure of Chronic Diseascs-The Natural
Relations OF Men and Women to ca IN other-Socie
.fy-Love-M arriage-Parentaee-Etc Etc Near.
y 900 Pages with two hundred ilIustrations-
Price in cloth. with Chrome rec, So 25: German.
1925 Send for full table oil contents. with terms
cago, Iilinois. or Cincinnati. Ohio. VIZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29

FLORAL CHROMos.-Just received be,utifu,
assortment of Spring and Autumn Chromos
~n'eh we can sell at low igures. Calland examine
May ID. 1873. e. nsAhHN -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29

nUR stock of Drugs and Medicines will ALWAYS
~ be found complete well fr. oh nd reliab bic
ffeeeriptions and Recipes entrusted to us will be
carefully con pounded at a II hours, day and night
according to the latest rules of Pharmacy
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chsp and all cutaneous diseases for sale at
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Excelsior Vineyard All desiring pure Wines
Tor Medicinal purposes can be supplied at moder-
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nooLEY's Celebrated Baking Powders, 1ir
~ ranted to rise bread in Eve minutes for s.le
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29
GIVEN AWAY.
a Fine German Chrome.
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si2 Pages oetapo. 1870 Fine Engraping..
Relates Inciden and Accde n Is be yond the Light
of Day; Startling Adventures in all parts of The
World Mincs and Mode of Wor king them; Uuder.
currents at Society; Gambling and its Horrors;
Caverns and their Mysteries; The Dark Ways OF
Wickedness; Prisons aud their Secrets; Down in
tion of Crime. The book treats of experience wl4h
brigands; nights in opium deus and gamble bells;
life in prison; Stories of exilcs adventure mon
Indian journeys through Sewers and Catacombs,
accidents in mines; pirates and piracy tortu OF
the inqnisition; wonderful burglaries underwol Id
of tic great cities. etc, exc.
We want agents for this work which we give
exclusive territory. Agentscan ma Ike s leo a week
in selling this hook. Send for circular and special
J.B. BURR hyde,