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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Mr.. Samuel Storrs Howe writes to
the Iowa City Press, IS follows:
.Before left home. upon an inter-
view with w. w. Walker, Esq, the
President of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Railroad, in
formation vas obtained touching the
feelings Of capitalists in New York
respecting railroad investments in
Iowa. Not one dollar could be OBJ
tanned. Nor can Wisconsin yet =
dollar for new roads. Their words
were: "You have our money pew.
AMI viii not let us control it; and we
viii give no more. AS things now are.
The prospect, also, OF the Osss
branch to the Cedar Rapids road
from Iowa City is dubious, and IN
charge of the Chicago protector. So
Iowa City is shut up TO one railroad.
between the acts of the Democrats.
Changers and Republicans of our last
Legislature. The railroads had gone
TO one extreme; and now, the mem
b,rs of the last Legislature have gone
to the other extreme. So matters are
at a stand still.
II is questionable whether Iowa
has any more cred now in Wall streent
than it had in 1880. when man went
up and down the street to find what
value could be attached to keokuk
bonds, 10000 ten per cent, keokuk
Levy Bondsl the FIRST and only bonds
then in market, till he met the man
who previously negotiated them; and
who said they were then tls50 Ut
serly worthless in the money market
as eollaterals.
And, now. who are responsible for
the present state of Iowa stocks |
have infimated that the late Leg sla-
,ure is the cause. Blu; they only ex-
pressed the will OF the people, on
whom this sorry state of affairs must
rest with oppressive weight.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In Circuit Court OF the state
NJ Iowa, within and for
[ Cedar County
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
JUDGE NOT
I6Y PAST EXPERIENCE
With Travelling Quack~.
But Consult the located Physician. The
Eeackrmars5 Snerim3fs.
DIR. MCAFFEE
Who has had Charge Of the
SPlNNEY INFIRNARY

For the pMSt Three Tears, located a. Nu- s..
Perry street. Davenport. lows
On. neAFFsE. has ~ his Rooms. Hinicmas 10
show that he Is a Regular Graduate 0f Doth
British and American Institutes.
The Doctor treats BY q method peculiarly
his own aud invariably attended with well
established success. Persons cosaiug under
treatment may rest assured nj receiving sv-
cry benefit guaranteed by science, skill and
d comprehensive experience
Hemaie Ce@psainss.-Kn this Department of
Medicine the Doctor s. prepared to treat in
the most scientific manner. tie earnestly
soliciss the attention ST the afflicted 10 this
mott e, feeling perfectly eonfaaenE that his
medicine gives the most speedy relief. Then
DO NOT DELAY. - complaint v hfeh
& earsble to-day may become inrHrshae in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
BUSINESS

Enterprising young men and women
ambitious TO make successful start In
business are offered superior facilities
for preparing themselves, at the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13
SOtjee Of DiSSOlutfOn.

All whom II may concern are hereos sare
fed that the business relations herrtSss
existing between the Undersigned
oeen Dissolved by mutual eQneens ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Tie largest and most successful Bust
ness College in the west. The following
are some of Its special advantages:
lst Ii Is a member of the Information
al Business College Association, and its
Scholarships are good in all the Colleges
of the Association.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24

-
DE-. i. Walkers California VIM
egar Bitters arc d purely Vegetable
preparation, made cliicily from the ma
Tive herbs found On tho lower ranges Of
tic Sierra Nevada mountains Of Calilnr.
MA, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thciclronl without tile ilso
III Alco,.ul. Tho question II almost
daily asked. nWhat IL the cause OF tho
anplrallcled success Of vIxEGi. Bir-
Tgl.sfr Our answer Is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers lis health. They arc the great
blood purifier and Attic giving principle,
d perfect l,cnoSatnf AMI Invlguristor
&c the system. Never before In The
history Of lie, world has medicine heei
cunr6lIiled possessing the EhHaskahlc
Qualities III yiSE0AR DirrKRS w healing tho
sick III every disease man u heir 70. They
arc gentle Plrgatiyc Is Well as Tuaie.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation 0f
TIC Liver and yiscesal Organs Ia bilious
The properties Of DR.. WALEER's
yiSkGAgRlTTERs arc APericnt, D!aPhoretlc,
tarninaiive. Nutritious I.axative. biaretic.
Selntiys uenntrs. IrFi;aui Sudoriflc. iltera-
Tive. asad .inlkD Bilious.
AZ, : =, s, I.s A. rs s i.
pIaalgIfsa asf.aiirld aiS slsy aislpGn s.sfssts@u
s..f ID y urtxOusM IA IA
y E
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
Livery Day an Ilsf8ass il Flesh
and WsigAt is Seen aid Felt

R,rsy sr1s ~ Ne ssRssrl arEfss REsot-
WAT epmmani 40 thF,,Hgh The HlfsnI ~. ~ rrna.
snd afhef ftaids ana iht- ~ ta n shf xisf ~
he. AR d rsp.iTs ,s waess u The kss whh sew snd
feunt masstaL rsrnitiia. - plis ctai<inip iiisn.
tsiaaauar dirseSe Y c-fs 10 the thraat Nunfh To
mars sadesin ihe ,ilads ant ether sy-iru
rare Efes siruinnF,ns tlscharre. from M Pa ani
he ussst bra. 4 rke dl.e.-ess fEssiln.s FsyeF
sr-s. SAID Head Ring Woru salt fhsu n Frs spelas.
ArtFe. BLK rhas Worm N - Fksh. 4aia1f4 Car
esrs N tie Nqmh AID AL WAX suns aps ralafai a..
ffarsus Sfnni sAcatS lsr VI aF al wastes VI
ilse NE EIsipie within fhe eirsfh range ii fhis
wsnieFa sae6rru cnsinlETy. airi DAYS ~ vil
frsxr furs reun sHg for tlthef OF tiirse firms ~
di.rase iis Tvrnt power 20 cuFe hlefa
tshr n4firIt daiy hnrcsnn rryiurfa hy III Wnefet
md dfssaf bc-tfinn fat y couiinunln fFtzfsflx
ef~s 10 arsr-ing lss ss-fgs sip NJ afrs lls -sspe
WITH ner ATRIAL male fr IN alfhf el-, t-aui his
ire SAEstfAKffLftN VII arf siass rssurt.-a cale
isrenen: ter si.sa snee ihis y a.ry eunnssvs ~
sark a rurilratin. aif Ticrrts IA main shns fhr
hse ~ wa-fse l<sspsI. in . ssrid. AL ssvry DAY
tie taffut u ietl hitnefif Efswut ri snfsfnmssF
tn l-l ti-.fine bitter, spetilr inprssias and he,h
and uslfiE ihcrea-iag
kof any ffrf fhr fAnakfarilflaa FfsnIrTNf eyrpl
al smoen fnrrd al trtts ~ ne sstf~ q shrse ser
inIsss ttnriitnihai aHd SKIS siss as. kut u M
s5stsitis A. L.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
co To TEXAS $3.50
VIA TnE
Lone Star Route.

~ n
- sssstss. -
ID AssL Ntit;iss galiig e. Taxss x,a Nemphl.
Il and Little kovk. " yia shrrtriuff. ,ifiIs
~. the a tsA1siew. ths Re-, Rhi,is 10 psles.
tine, lirarpr, Wses. Anstin, Ilupi.vi,lr. Hon.
tom. ,ialss-t"aAnH ~ issins<iA Western, Zen.
trgk kafirfW aia ~suaseFH feans A8A
Pssrcbggs VIA New f.Fhralas u IA flng I, fl,e h.,
Route q rsIer, MinrslIs. fniia.. Oseffon, crn.s.
go. i<mssie~ msi ~ f.sints ~ Eastern al
Nurfhcastrr TeSaA. ~ -
Ihls .ins + we'll buat. thoroughly eaulp.-.t
with esry is.alrrs fnspFese isIsA ne.ulll,v =, 5
aad llrssni Iisy cpwbss. Pullman i,air,,s ss,eps
Inc Cats. Mefinsbeiisr Mr. ilratgs. Nillr,s p.
tenf satay fiFsNtal< sod rstse.frs ami = lsAt,s
sl-i can tbe ggt-ssssr y co.askessay ssvsa.l =,
4 speedy, safe aud Fanil9riS llle ia,lfl,ss :
fhs iatNE sTAR fsNine ifsl a,fIssnt,s So
.weIrd The qlrrrS 'lIow H. ~ h. nsxss1b ~ ~.
r,fliralnn N - iulg.rssing and Irnilrlise is,.u
n.eni sssuislnlns "a pliaLieeni sornye nae.
which ran ~ free = isrge y afssrrss.
Inc ne s.fNkHALTitEET Assl.<'f. fnirsna g
.lpnal and 'irest Nbdke,a RsnroHl. lloesga.
pi-irictf fss. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
FEVER AND AGUE.

fEvER md ,AGrE cured for glgls eents Thew l.
pse telslhi hfent lWfhis wsld sha win err fsrr
and Acne. and all other MalnFiu-, Rslans Senrlli,
xypltd. irllnm. anal ctifr feyers kaas hy y ~.
WAYS rlLi.Sl 80 qniek a. RAILWAYS READY MI.
iIkf. Fifty cents per bottle. Ai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
hidmeN q EiaIder Eonal,lail.ts.

rrf1ary eNl Won't d~-ases tsrmeri D8ah@ies nsmp1v
ssenvass Halrf. Ingsiilenrsnl fEins MI 4I,a ~.
eaF. AiGIuE1fia. alAs "a AZ tk-es whrfe there nfr
hrrk asf-ie a. IN saisr t.thick. ehsis. nikri
wHh safsilrtft Nh ttd rhkRtf -. lhrrai ka
Nhits aik or there \ n9Fht si4fs 4. bhsns aplasfs
sascsaad whifs bsus DE- tresiit sd ulsh ts-Ts V
rrirkias. haIuHs f.nsAis,I wlsra RACING ti.f -
lain u ne s1n1h - IN b1et All esJsls ne Lana
Tamor Of ~ rears'. Gpwfh
Cared Dr. Radsndg's Resoicca..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-24
DR.. RApWRY's
PsrlssiPREatiEs&RsgllailagPIS

perfttfiy faasis-r Elegantly ooa;ei Win svett gan
pafse. feeulaf<. parifs clrags snt ssfrusthta Rat
NaFaPllS f0f ne care 20 81 .uflerst The fiHah.
fiFef. Eossis ki1Hfta kiafdef. heFspas hi.r1e-
tiesszfso f1aslis - cisilttllesin DE-
fflss 1Iii1s1nt lltzs Fernr. tnaarsf9esa-qs4 ~
Hilssl4 fra. anl ~ usrarEeiAfrtf ~ hff ufrflIHi
Ns-eerA Warranted u erfr1 p5t4tiss care. fnrFlg
f-r.sssls cSnisains - iefenfJ, ~ dslssf
'AIsa ds~s. Il RkpwAys PILLS pGli frs iss.s-..
eri alshx slosef 4lnmi dlsrdsrN Free . eeaif
ter Aaxs F1LD ~ nnC0lpHfA Ell f8
Read "fAl.sB AND TREEs ssn4 ons lfiisf
kefN infsfnaisu wurii hos asnaa MI Y ssilt SoI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
3 eit1ln a9S : @cfcSe,

Z l. @enn Die stonncntcn ntd)t omSbriidli9
oos @c9entDcil britcl(cn, 10 iuirb an9c11ommcn,
sob fie cine Gortiekung ocS Announcements ipiln'
| idcn, II. 80 s%
.. 0as announcement fam ni1t cher rcd,ts<
gultia abbeltellt wcrbcn, ais bis ale 8udianbe
bcsaBlt iinb.
g. lSenn Nbonnentcn cS unterloflen oocr
li6 iucigcrn, ibre 3citunaeu bon Der bctreNen=
bcn Yoitoffcc obiuboicn, 10 iino ie bcrontrport-
lid bafir bis fie i9rc Ncd)nnng nnb bas slbons
ncmcnt be5aDlt Dobeu.
4. gScnn glbonncnten ben gSobnort pcriiu-
bern, obnc Die 3citrn9S petition oobon su be-
nadridtigen, 70 lit cs iDr sdobcu, iucnn bic
3cituneen nad Der Foioffiec i9rcs friilcren
gSobnorteS 9cianbt lucrbcn.
5. 9ic ribtertidcn GntideiHun9cn lauten
bobu, bob cine sScigerung, 3citungen bon Der
bctreifenben Eoltoffice absubolcn oocr &cranbcs
rung bcS gSoDnortcS pDnc borDcr9cbcnbe sln>
scigc, ais primo focic Sclucis bcabiidbti9tcu
SApinhcls onsuicDcn.
6. S9er brci Nulnlneru ciuer 3citun9 on,
ninmt miro ais glbonncnt bctrod)tct uno bat
fit biclclbe 3obluu9 SIT leiitcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15

- Gin uier5i9td9is yes To ten
lit fcinc M(Ytbe mebr> 1citoem Gin SHINE
Nomeus SpDn Nariones cine iolde 9un=
9ercur 9liidli6 6eitanoen fat. Ser Sc
nonnte bQlt 1i6 sur 3eit uni freitpilli9er
Meile in Der Yenitentiarp BON Srcnton
ouf 5u mel6em er fir sluei SATIRE we9en
tbatli@en 9ln9rifis, Den er in g}eiporf be-
gon9en bobcn ipQ, poriqen 9erblt oer=
urtbeilt mproen. Ge1s Monote lang
mar leine Siibrung porsii9lid) 9egen
9{itte Moi lette er li@ aber in ben &opf
leine gntlallun9 Su erbalten uno oa oies
ni@t lei@t on9ing, iuei9ertc ct li9 fir
Die 3eit bon 40 So9en 9}obrun9 5u 1ib
ST nebmen ct benobn ii9 b66F unge<
bebroig, eluaffnetc lid NIT einem Meller
1lno 6e0robte er je6en nit benz Sooe, Ser
ibm naDe tommen ,ueroe; er >poro bo@
enoli@ iibermonnt> na6 elmer onoern
3eQe 9ebro@t> lpo er ii0 auf bos 8ett
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
llnierc q Nsenten ....
Njcplals Sbicl, reiienbtr Igent.

Sn, State Olin:
Columbus, Sui. 9lug. $onerntele.
Cincinnati, 9'c nsi9er Grpihers.
9apon, glhom 5itt.
S,amiito',, @en. Sol: Ief9 uno Srnt9er So":ened.
Neahing, 0ctllrtc1 9tlttmcDer.
Gun,milispiIlc, slusuit Miiler.
Sronton, &obert 6. Gidb.
N;nc Wrope, 9ep. s. s. Maud.
Fortsmoutb, Wor1in Briibel.
Miplep, Sotn .. Garo
Ne,u 9iitbmonS, 6ransisca @ibbs!s.
Srenton, 9lbam geitrib.
Mibbleto,pl, Sobn Raier
4iqua, Se,monn Wteinberiee.
Jippccanoe, Sobn WiIler.
Berlin, Sbebp Co., Gtepbou Stiruer.
&apatometo, Ssna; San.
@Ianborf Sacob Srct.
Sttopa, Wllglm slt.
Winter, @eorg pan Sll.
Mar;etta, latD. Sdmtt.
Steubcnpitc,
gtarses, .. 9ep. $. 6iider.
Sn unbercu Staten:
Gopllgtor, aY., q. Suffer, ST 12te Strote.
Charleston, W. 3d., Soiepb Bonnet.
sSbeeIing, ". ga. Ycter yeilner..
4sartersbura, 9Hga. y. 81. Gaicr.
Hittsburg, Ya. .. 9(. yueytlc.
SropnStp1plt, "a. Nnton 0eilner.
Birmingham, ga. Gaspar Siernacr.
guguitenburs, &y Sobn 5pretc!mcier.
ct. 2ouiS, WlO. W 0erbcr.
Gbico9o, SH. Miiblbouer s gctrlc
st. Uroncis Station, s8isc. S1cob. Natpb5.
Ssrre 0outc, Sub. Gnselbcrt Scsque.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
Sbio 96aiienfseanb.
21Ste Gi1ter eiaae 9afaGaupm=
sSdhrt 1nodoeaa fbtaf.

2SStc QGa1fet eeAe SalfGUQl1De
sSabrt ,.sa6eaa tbtsf.
Sn BEN stuei letten Mpben bor Dem 4
Salli, lpuroe in Samaquo 1eon einem TO-
yenonnten nYrpfe15or" 'Yieree o1&s 8bilo
betpbia cplleftirt, I'm linn bos aufltei9el
init einem Yallon am groBen Notionol
fe1te finonciell mDglid q, mobct. 9aupt
ld@li0 luuroen Sic MirtDe be1u<ht, bi
.oenu cu6 in Der 9e9riinoeten 9offuung
cs 'perbe oiel bes leiGtgldubi9ea1 8olfe!
Derbsifommen uno BEL ibnen piel ,Hb gu
el|en ,nb triAfen, reidlid) u1penbeten"
bei 70 obcr 80 9olors lou Der vProfel=
lor" in lciner Soid)e babe perl6rpi'oe1
IoAen.
9(m 4. Suli nun, Mor9ens Inn 8 ltbr,
begonn mittcn in ben Gtrobcn BON Sa=
moquo., rid)t etlpo ouf cincm offcnen
freicn Ylak Die Siillung ocs 8oaous
nit @os. 9iotiirlid6 iommelte li6 cine
Men9c 2eute BON Go0 unb Tern an Inn
bos Munber au icDen. 9Hdbrenb oieler
3eit Der Tiiltun9 nit Gas fiillte AUDI
Der nHrofclior" ieinen @od init @elo,
mas ungleib lei1ter mar als bos @tei=
gen in Die 9iiftc. Seinc Ngcnten per=
fouften 8leiltifte> Sebcrn &c. unter Die
W}enge l1r9efdbr I'M Dolb 2 l1Dr war
Der &oQon 9efiillt 0. +. Iolpeit es Ser
rYrofeljor" fir ieinen 3tpef fir gut er=
odtete. Gin 9ubeno Mdnner bieltcn
ben 8oIlon fet> Der ~Prof fcIlor" lekte lid
III cine 9lrt &orb, oer aus Gtriden 9e=
ferti9t mar; Der &uf r2obt los" er19DQ
aus oes Sim itlers Munoe Die Mdnner
licBen los uno Der rYrofellor" fubr-in
Die 2l fte ?-be,uoDre, on zines Der na9<
item 9duler, no natiirli9 Der Bolon
iteden blicb uno notiirli1 Elm Sod be-
fam uuo Oonn nit 1einem BolloK >peoer
chen o notiirlid) Der Nlutter Groe 5l lle.
gelte> bon ber ct Dor 2 Nlinuten 1i9
ntfernte unO etlpa - Bis Is ;Sub ir Die
2iifte erDoben batte. &aun, fuDltc Ser
wodere 9leronoute feTcn Boben unter
leinen Siiben> als ct audi nit 9iilfe Der
umiteDcnOen leinen Wabnlib perlieb II.
su 5ube, ltott per Bollon na6 fllr5er
3cit ben Ort leiner profeliorli6en @irf=
lomteit berlicb. Ser @dllon absr> lei.
nes tiibncn Sreibers lebig,, erbob ]ib
untcr lautcm 9urrab her 3u16ouer blik=
11nell in Die Molfen uuo enteiltc 16neQ
unlern unb bes ~profeiiors" Blidcn.
Mo litb Der ~4rofe1ior" uno iein galon
wicoer finoen o0er l6on 9efunoen baben
bas peib ber licbe @pttt unb Der vhl,=
9iiniti9c Min0."
9os lit Die 8e16reibung bon Dem be-
riibnten 8allon-g -gufitei9en in Somequa
ieli9cn Sln9coenfens. gSir cr5dblen
Sbnen bieles 9iit0r6en tbells sur Gr'
lno Gr9Dkun9 tbeils ou6 5ur
9Sornun9> belonoers @plbc, bic et>uo
an onocren Orten npn einem 1ol6en
vYroiclipr" NIT dbnliden 9in9cn gef0=
bert lperoen.
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ueil' 0uSepluupt Du1.- XIV '<oS'l'N" w
ri6te lpel6e man i'm, poriebte per:
E11mdbte ct unb 6erbra6 oas @ci0lrr
lobolo lie linn por0eiebt tpuroen; letne
3elle bat e> ni9t perlaiien uno Wallcl
uno Gis naren feline ein5ige Nabrung.
Sebt 1immt CT lpieber regelmaBi9 g|ob=
rung.
- Gin Gd)umo6er uno TamilienDo=
ter glomens 9ennis &earnep pcrlor am
4ten Suli lcin Qcbcn bel Dem pic=9}ic Der
ct. 4atritf's @ocietD in GAINESVILLE ..
Gr mar Mo6mittags ouf Den 8lab 9efom=
men unb unterbielt li9 ie6r gut. So
fam er 81 elmer @6ipinge, ouf Der 5lpei
fleine M}db6en tparen. Gins oerlelben
perlor Sen @ut. GeorneD rief einem &no=
ben ben Sut 81 bolen bieier rpeigerte 1i@>
neil Die S6,pinge 81 ltart i'm Gang elei
Sum lief &eorneD ielbit bin5lL mar ober
unporlidtig uno ols er iid no6 Dem
Suite hiifte ulroe ct BON Der G6pinge
an Der @tirne 9etroHen uno nieoergemor=
fen. 9lls er li6 ,pieoer oufri9ten wolltc>
erbiclt er eincn 5lueiten @tob an oen9in=
terfopf tuorou er ,pieoer Su lammeni itlirate
unb pbne Belpe9un9 lie9cn blieb. 9ls
mon i'm oufbeben tuoQte NOR er toot.
St bate bos @enid gebro6en. Gos
Yic=9lic bottc ein trauri9es Gnoe gcnon1=
men. G.. YO1t.)
- Sc mebr &inocr> beito lpen9er 8e=
lteurun9. Ser &0ni9 &olotono uon ben
@on0>ui6s Sni ieln fat -our9 cine ipeile
uno 9erehte @mpfeblun9 an bic @e5eb=
9ebun9 oes 2onoes nidt ollein feline f0=
ni9li1en uno tailerlid)en Golle9en in
alien cipililirtcn 2dnbern, 1onbern ou6
unlere republitanil 6tn @efebgeber be-
l6dmt. 9er| |elbe fat ndmli6 oie@rlaliung
zines @eiebes empfoblen, nm bel Der 8e=
itcuerung Sic 3obl Der &inoer elmer jeben
Tamilie sl beriidl idti9en> ni9t blos> neil
es mebr to itet, cine 5olbreide Tamilie gu
unterbolteu, lpnoern ou9 neil Die Ser
mebrun9 ser Bep0lferung cine Mobltbat
uno Elm 9}ubcn fir ben @taot lit.
- -3ur Criminal rStati1 fit bea 19luei-
seril9en v9llt 5taots= &atbolicismus"
tbcilt oie v&6lnil6e &oltsseit,ln9" ols
perbirste Sbatlo6e mit> oob einv v@taats=
pfarres@ in buntelcr Nadt oos Weite 9e=
1ubt fat uno eine l1nterlu6un9 9c9en
i'm onbdn9i9 9emoGt lit, bic 1pobrboi # |
l6ouoerGofte 9in9e 5u Sage uno in Den
MunO ocs @olfes 9e6ro9t bot. @toats=
Pfarrcr @66neber9 in 8ribla6' @oblen
iit ebenfalls mitTrouen unO elmer 9anjen
&inoerl6oor, bic li6 bel linn ouf fbieiten
ols @6wcit itern ooer ionit nabe Ser
pon0te> uer0u ftct> obne oos 3iel 1eincr
Gcil le ongc9c6cn 81 boben.
Sic uM> Gp. =lutb. &ir6enseitun9"
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School Election Notice.

by authority Of an Act, passed by the
Legislature OF West Virginia, entitled
San ctrelating 10 the School District of
Martinsburg, West Virginia. polls will
be opened at the Court House in the town
Of Magtinsburg, from sunrise on Wednes-
day, 18th day Of February, 1874, 1T which
the qualified voiers residing within the
following boundaries, to-wit: Beginning
4 the middle Of tic county bridge, cross
ing the e. O railroad, southeast Of Green
fiill Cemetery, and cornc TO Martinsburg,
Arden and 0pequoa Districts; thence
it'll the line Of 0pequon District North
4 3o East, &C poles to stake at the angle
the fence and in an original line
etween the lands Of u. Herring and The
lot Of 6 Henry, thence North $50, East
passing through .he lard Of +. Herring,
A Quenzel, r. Ssrina's second addition.
and the southeast corner Of A. Roth's 253
poles to Q stake HI Geld, thence North,
coo West, psssin along the line betw, ca
TIC edition Of Jas a Boyd, no Sirine
and IIockenbefry 81 poles 60 stake In a
siaay fence on the West side Gf Tie II h p
turnpike; thence FASTING through The
laHas ef ID Be j, Il s. llannis + ca.
South, 8s3o West le2 p les "a Is stake
u low mounds ea Tie Fast Idle 0fand
aFaat p0es from Cd ~ 0r3,iro q ard
On the land sc Johu " 81 vert. and
corner @ 9psqnou Hedeesyi.ip and Mar,
insbWfe Dsuies, thence with tic line Of
Ile3gesYi'ie ID part, ard finally with
Arden District South eco. West 2l5 $40
poes 10 q stake IN the grade Sc the West
end 81 King st cei taence South 60, basl
l7e poles 10 Il stake bout rods south
wesi Of : stone sogse on the lahd Of e. }
FaGl&usr; taeace South 7l4o aHst 81
poles x = stake a. tbe South end at Queen
street; thence NGtta 71o, East 224 poles
e. he beginning, the same being the
present limits Of tho town Of Martiusurg,
shali vote for OF against an Independent
School District 10 be known us 'fbe
Sehooi District of Mariinsbura, WesG
Virginia
Those In favor ut The establishment &c
said district shai vets ballots on which
shall be written or printed 'For hide
pendent Shool District ara thoss cp-
posed to the establishment 81 sai8 district
shall vote ballots IN which shall he writ,
ten or printed Against lndeptndcrt
School District, and IL Il majority d
those voting shall be Ii tavor 1t the o.
tablislment Of nh Independent ScLoot
District, ihe sans shall be established
with limits anA Boundaries as herein
before set fcrA
BY order Of the Board
3. DOLL. President
Board Of Education
r. NJ PRICE, Secy. jqnl6dlw4
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ABOUT is ACRES,

on the east side OF the turnpike, being
land of high character and in good con-
dition.
Platts of the land can be seen
at the office of Faulkner & Faulkners,
Martinsburg, w. Va, by whom all in
formation will be afforded to persons
desiring to purchase. Mr.. Boyd, on the
premises, will offer every facility to
those who may wish to make personal
examination of the property.
TERMS.-The terms prescribed by
the decree are one-half of the purchase
money to be paid on the day ofsale, the
residue in twelve months, to be secured
by bonds bearing interest, and deeds of
trust upon the property. If desired,
these terms may be varied to suit the
convenience of purchasers.
c.. FAULKNER, JR.,
JOHN w. LAMON,
Jan9. Special Commissioners.
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BANKRUPTCY.

District Court of the1
United States for In Bankruptcy
District of w. Va.
In the matter of Christian +. Laise,
Observation-Disclosures of West
Virginia, IS;
NNhis is to give notice, that on the 10th
4 day of January, 1874, a Warrant
of Bankruptcy was Issued out of the
District Court Of the United States for
the District of West Virginia, against
the Estate of Christ. II. Laise, of Bunk
er Hill, in the County of Berkeley, in
said District, who was adjudg9d q
Bankrupt, en- his own Petition That
the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that a
meeting of the Creditors of said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees Of his Estate,
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at Martinsburg, in the
Office of Blackburn 81 Lamon, before
II. III. Blackburn, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District. on the
3lst day of January, A. ID. 1874 at
10 o. clock, A. M
Il. SCHLEY,
Deputy u. S. Marshal
jan19 Tor said District.
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r. R MEETING.

Tie Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders of the Martinsburg 81 Potomac
Railroad Company will be held at the
office Of Faulkner 81 FAULKNER in
Martinsburg, on TUESDAY, JAN. 9th.
THOMAS b. KENNEDY,
jan20dlwl President.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District of West Virginia, ss:-At Mart
insburg, the l2th day of January, A. D.
1874.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment rs Assignee of Edwin 8.
Dorsey, of Martinsburg, in the county Of
Berkeley, and State of West Virginia,
within said District, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own Petition
by the District Court of said District.
GEO w. FEIDT,
jaul6dl&wlw Assignee.