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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

Beast Butler, it is said, presented Ar.
temus Ward with splendid gold watch.
Artemus, il the fuIness of his heart, was
about 10 return his thanks for the mag
nlticent present, but was prevented by
the beast. NO thanks it cost me nothl
ing, and | have a barrel Of them left"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

A bachelor and young lady bought
some tickets in partnership in lottery At
the recent Sanitary Fair at Milwaukee,
agreeing to divide the proceeds equi,ably.
They drew double bed'stead, baby
CRIB and lunch basket, and Tie question
is how TO divide them, or whether they
sh al not use them jinlly"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

A man living near Digby, Nova Scotia,
who had been in poor health for few
years, ate very heartily Of roast turkey
on New Years Day, and soon after vom.
tied UP lizard five inches long, which
he supposed lie swallowed a few years
ago.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

The people OF London are trying to
devise plan to otviats the difficulty
and dangers ofthe over,cro wded thorough.
fares Of their great city. 1t is estimated
that last year 22i persons were killed by
vehicles on thee ntreets.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

An analIzing dame reports that "she
heard Of but one old woman who kissed
her COW but she knows Of many thou.
sands Of young ones who have kissed
very great calves"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

a gentleman at a whist party, when
he proposed going home was urged TO
stay little longer. "WelI," lie replied,
"Perhaps ! may AS well my wife, pro
baby, is already as mad as she can be-"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

Too HARD FOR HM.--A little boy, re.
turning from Sunday school, said to his
mother: ma, amt there kitty chism
for little boys Z This cat echism is too
hard for me-"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14
NUMBER |.

a DREAM.-A few nights since, a
friend Of ours, while wrapped in the slum.
bers OF midnight, "dreamed dream"
and imagined lie was on pleasure ex.
cursion to the 10 fernal regions. His sight
was regaled with many scenes novel,
strange and undreamed Of in the philo,
sophy Of man. While in the reception
room OF His Majesty, the pleasant little
imp who acts as usher announced Thad-
deus Stevens
Satan actually trembed in his sulphurc
boots, and quick uprising, asked:
"What, that noisy fellow from Penn.
sylvauia ~
YEA" responded the usher.
"Send him back send him back !"
cried Satan, there is no place here for
him"
"But,' responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy au event which promised
to knock the sand from under bis Impe.
rial Chief, "you mus. receive him, he
cant 90 anywhere else"
Satan walked the floor with rapid
strides for a few moments, when sudden.
Iy he stopped and said 81 have it! he
may have few bushels of birthstone and
box Of matches, and 60 off and start a
little hell OF his own."-Ndtchez Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

"a man who'll maliciously set fire 10
barn." said Mr.. Snow, "aud burn up
twenty cows, ought to lie kicked to death
by a jackass, and I'd like 10 do it,"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14
' aluablc Household Rccips.


drop of tallow from a candle TO fall on
the spot before sending the article 10 the
laundress.
Fruit stains may be removed from
cloth by wetting the stained part with
chloride Of llrue, dissolved in water, and
washing it in cold water afterwards.
Ink stains may be removed from hooks
10y mojsteniug them with soiu,ion Of
tartarjc acid.
Faded ribbons may be restored 10 their
original color by putting them in draw
er with bottle Of smelling salts, uncork-
ed.
To remove marking ink stains from
hnen-Soak the part in a strong solution
of corrosive subIimate, and afterwards
wash well in water.
Fruit CAKn.-Take two teacurs sopr
dried apples Slice them fine cover with
cold water, and let them soak all nirht.
In the morning add one cup molasses.
and steep slowly away till it is thick
Then add one cup sugar, one cup butter.
one cup sour milk, two teaspoons soda,
two eggs, salt and spice to taste, and five
cups flour.
MoLAssEs CAHE.-Into one cup mo
lasses stir AS much flour as YOU can. Turr
on to this one cup boiling water. Dis.
solve one teaspoon soda. and add Just as
II goes into the oven. Bake in slow
oven.
GINGERDREAD.-Put one teaspoonruI
"' sofa IN tea cup; put in five table
spooniu!s Of hot water, four Of melted
shortening, then iiil cup with molasses.-
This makes one tin. A heaprng teasp
!uI OF ginger in the flour. Make it rath,
er stiIler than you would if eggs we,s
added.
MOUNTAIN CAKE.-One large cup OF
butter; 3 cups white sugar; 4 Of -four ::
5 eggs, the whies and yo'ks beaten sep.
arateIy; i ,easPoonful cream Of tartar ::
oi saieratus dissolved in cup of milk.
INDIAN CAEE.-Take one egg: half a
pint Of sour milk : a teaspoontu Of soda:
three table spoonfuIs Of molasses and
Indian meal to make it abou, thick en-.
onLh to pour. We think i. better by
leaving out the molasses and adding a
spoonful Of cream. Try tLi. and Won
80 nave " ''Ne III 'or 'he N'neen.
jelly CANE.-To 3 wei beaten eggs,
add one cup Of powdered sugar, Of
flour; stir vel, and add one teaspoonful
OF cream tartar half tea. poonful of sal.
e'a,us; dissolved in three tcaspoonfuls of
water. Bake in two pie pans, spread as
even as possible. Have ready towel,
'''" '''' cake on ~
W., F' 'nV" 'P'e"' evenly with
" f'''"'!' anu wrap IN a tow
EXceLLENr FRIrTERs Doll two mea.
'y potatoes, peel them. and rub them
with two table spooniuls OF flour; peel
and chop fine four sharp apples, and mix
VIC ""''" INTO " batter with the beaten
yum" o' '"'et' ana the whites Of two
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

Wife (complainingIy) 81 haven't more
than a third Of the bed" Husband
(rriumphaEtly) That's all the law al
lows YOU"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

ent convinced us OF nuthin much that |
know Of All is lost save honor, and
that they can't steal from us nor tarn.
ish.
1t they had held out the hanl Of fellow.
ship, we would have made friends and
buried the hatchet. But the very mint
they whipped US, they begun TO hoier
treason from one eud Of the country to
the other, just like they lad made bran
new discovery. 1t seemed to strike EN-
all OF sudden like an Xpost fakto law,
aud they wanted 20 go into general
hangin bushes, and keep il up as long as
they could find rope aud timber.
Now the idea Of seven miIioLs Amerir
Kan ireemen being guilty Of treason at
once ! The idea Of applyin sue h crime
TO eleven great suvieen States, which me,
IN solemn convention, and, iu the light OF
day, dissolved a Union they had created.
and which had been dsunion for TWEEN.
'y years ! Tie idea Of applyin treason
to the OiG Dominion, the muther Of
STATES. and Washington, and Jefferson,
and Madison, and Marshal, and Patrick
Henry, and all the Lees, and who give
away all the territory in the Northwest
for nuthin ! Is she to be scardalized be
these new light Christians, whe are com
pounded from all the skum of all creation.
and think that Paul and Peter and Re.
vaIations have been for 200 years maxim
special arrangements for receivin their
sanctItied souls in Paradise Treason
the dickens. Where's your dictionary
Where's Danl Webs,eri Where's the
history Of the Amerkin revolution
No, i, ain, treason nor reason-but its
de''Iish Internal iuhuman hate. What
do they keep Mr. Davis in Jail forl |
hear sum say that it aint Mr.. Johuson's
voluntary doings but the tremengious
pressure of surrounding circumstances.
VIZ e''"'''S'""ceS' Amt MIR. DAVIS
great and good maui IfAndy John.
son alnt an intilel, wouldent be swap
chances for Heaven with bin and give
AL his earthly estate to boot? If Mr..
"0"'' ""u '"'eSfty' ana Patriet'
'' cur "Se' were weighed IN
''''""'e against sumner and Stevens,
""o "'' u "'S e"e'nleS' "ouIdent he out
e"' a" ! wont his conduct IN
""' !" 'ue '"'e war; ana his no1iII
"'' 'o"s anu gro" ofIght
- "'''''' o'' '',e memory OF The ho"ns
',' "'' gay ~ "' Nun J" MS Dungeon Will
- " oo'e''o" 'n'hN 'o-Iha's
",,r '!' "''' " ""' on H. ana "a aries
" 0o""'' ~"u AL 'he women IN The coun.
~ -" ~ III, "'''eS'
n' ,," W ","' ~ particular point IN
H"LP'' ~ o"'y my op'n'
"'' "''' may DC d '"f""I iooi'
e'''''e' ''e' IKE l am 1901
WV '"'"s A"d ''"' know noth'n.
'e''' "o"e'er' 10 take t''nss
" ""1 '"' ""u my pr'nc'Pal bis
''' W '"' '"'' '"o noh'hs nave Teen
'0' - MAKE en 'ee' 'fee'
,.,, ,E.. - h 0'' - ''" care % themselves
I,ss.' " 0''N 70 me- ana "
u"y ""d h'R"l 10 pro-
'''' 'o Ueen "'''h long
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

DILL ARP.
I. SIS Brownlow dead yeti I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

MADAME AK1uN0TON, ths wcsld-fcnswned
Astrologst ana Sunsnbaiis1ic CialRvoymt, Whilei
clasvuyanG sta1e, dslfnsas ~ vesy Aanres 4 he
person you to marry, and by tho I'D a m instfu-
meat Of inAsase power knsvn = ~ Psyehumstrope.
guarantees to prodscs pxssct snd liielks picture
OF The future husband q wife Il the ayp1iaant VIII
date Of marriage, occupation, leading traI6 q char
acter. &c. This Il no impssifion. y tgstiIpohials
without number can assert ~ statmg plce 81 birh:
age, dsposdton, color II eyss and hair, md encle
any cents, and stamped envelope sddrdSssd 70 ybts
sslf you wi receive tie picture b. return nd. 70
gcthef with desired infdEnsatioa if'
Address h csandenee. 1fAsAhn Ga1fsgts NEnnap
rSu. r. o. Dox ~. Wee Tssy. N.Ys toAAM4n
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

INV Yo1x, Juno 43.-sThs steamef Moro
Coselo brings Havana dates OF the Esd.
The report Of The success Of the rcvolu-
ton In 81 Domineo and the flight Of Baex
10 ~ Thomas y eoaormed.
military crisis d6sto the impending war
In Europe and Tie failures In knglan1.
Twelve hundred Jipidents under Agena
bod been rcpulsed and dispersed from Fres-
Milo. MexicO. Tbs, same troops had also
hssa roated By . French column iron Du-
- % sfi "a f, - .+a. 80 s.f.sa is ltfsi -.
Tks H14a11s ays the fate Of IL Empire
0ope1de opo4 the success 0f To Depart
l1e1te Of War I'D the Treasury In establish.
tke . na1jooal efny, but that whilst the
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a 0llieess Fever.

Never Get ftghts ned II you aao yourself eescd via
m attack 0f Bilious fever II ia9cn IN umcn V o.
what 10 do though h- prescriptions may mot he In
fainblr Uc cannot a0uvd 70 visit you two a. thres
tmrs Tor iese than d0llasp. and ise may do ins e
but s ss. rstose you Ia health. II = Nd - eith
keurr some people dislike to sst well esiiy and
~ chcaply hut those who arr not 70 singalns ATE
only WIS taken down with Bilious Fewer, 10 n0Ala
lr,sr themselves six u fiadwnys Regulating I'LL,
and irshey do not operate in nve or x honra, 70 re
peat the dose. The second dosc VIM be tcstnlu ~
produce the desired c.~t No pruetrailnn. NO weak
ness, win follow the action Of tseee Pills. They e.
ercse no sueh pcrnicion- ininenes q. sn'n ses1s
Pills hasr olrvssed me Isucnt Ices se.es ~ -, -
that he Is always convsIcsctng. From two ~ Sour
Pills pcr day mus, be take sfxrwasd, until hr pain.
Sickness sc, dsappcaN yud 10 the patient II well at
an expense ~ ~ cents 80 for Railways ReguIauiY
I1llr instead of ten dollsrr mosc 10 medical T.
tendant. We beg 10 say hat this !. plain nssses q
fsrt statement and NO fancy sketch whatcves. We
have NOT exaggerated the happy Effect ~ IladwAy's
Iflls In y case ~ Bilious Fever. We have simply de-
pictcd the truth ar any ono may know who Will Try
They speak for themselves. Their mesits need M
empty putlery. They cure u variety u complaints,
and bilious Fever with speed nnd certainty. sou "
N.E.-isadwsys Pills are compcrcd Of Vegetable
They arr an extract Pill hence tIrlrsupcIcr strength
ard parity 10 all other Pills. One two rolcicnt
10 keep the Dowclr. Liver Spccn Kidneys. etc., reg
ular aud healthy, and when thorough purge Is re-
CURED, 1--WE 10 six arc sun Gent.
EXTRACT FROM DIR. STEPHENS DIARY.
ID Case David Bruce aged twsniy-slx, snllcd - ;
r. n. ON Nov, I'd I; found ihst he ssd hrse nttsek"i
sa b s spas IN. c,a Y SSas ~. IN
drinks 81 boneset fca. In tw~ntyfms tscuss he was
convale~ccnt; Now Al work and perfectly heasthy
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Re1uvon ting eItxer,

Curss General Debility, wsakneas. Mystcsics In Fl
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ssx The hc blood Of youth 70 course the vcins fcstos
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vtns Dss6Brs 4" EIlxcr Of Love- rsmovilS 00eriny
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

IT IS NO NEW ARTICLE Ut be1sre the tnblN
On accCCnt " tho exdtsQene IN lDlati0n 10 Cfsok
c;a II has been manufactured Afd ecd Tor the last
IS tsD buttk:s d Il wsss soaa n " New kncsnd
stAes. eaissy ~ mesiM, witlS0nt a1yeeussngs
eu6ecient enforcement Cf its vaue. Glnp.c, $40
ard e6k acioUa. rrce only u csnfe. ECf sac BY al
Drlco,sts. Fniier, Finch q Fuller, Wholesale AgN
Chicaeo june12-dkw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

-. $3.50 Nsw 0nf6AS JOS 81
The Radical ceavsatisn Whioh satyooosf.
~ fidieulsd neas, eheGPesssr,d sQ1eQ
teseieiposieq d - othve6tlpn. ~ I'D
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The fstufn - Gel Canby = sspeett1s
He = tsDslds = a.pss4as Ssldiss. 4 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

/, isp q CsGrP-wnAf ( ffRTTP AID IN;
l, Sossstine child cav last WceA ~ now. alas
y ~ nqsr. euch was The conscrsasiSn g ~"
Nv strsssc! wh~s br Tcbiss' vseetisn Itn!ment y
: csrssla rnre, n taken b tine. Vow, aeners, =.
sppssi 70 700. I not Sbf thc paly gaia - pr!
nov iisr playing Il your fert. CroYf r. aa4agcroes
disuass: bui use NJ Toblas ygstslas Ilniocnt I:
n he hom.c. sou NAV ~ want II Tonight, or 10
morrow, mo- telling WIGS but armed Efth ihi. lial
lncnt you are prcplred let come when vii Prize
~. y,.,l SS,id IL All druggists,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

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1eur. Quiet bat siesdy 4 pfsvioss prices.
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p G p eSs e 81 g !. q ssoi ifx; rfssssa
Eotn-In good dsmssd, CLOSING .. saAe for No 1;
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ny.- 0si.: and am u ssxenxs for No 1. ~
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6arley -ssaas; sslssc Of vesssra ssseeDa
frovsione-osAuAeo quiet WITH eaieo q ness
~ VI; dry salt hama is5fc, end oh ouiders =
New Yo0k Haoeaxes.
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wheat-OPenea steady. closed dull, good Chi
40 Spring D. -, rhuios white 3s.
Corn-pull, ll12c lower, $500 nnsound new
o1f9sS Sor sound. very chsice "a.
Yms-Ques and dropping 81 geo new.
r0fk-4sowef, eol<389. 62x for new ness, clc-
ing ct ecl cash, - 6o@3V for old.
Cut Meets -S.sree asa firm.
Lard-Heavy. 90}<Q221<.
Whisky-Dull, eS.36@t3.27.
Petroleum- Quis4 : sssrJ~~Ng
rades. ~
whest-Clessd dull. heavy and .nenisssy
Corn-Closed dull. heavy and l@2c lower.
Pork7Closed irregular, unsettled and lover,
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"UsE TnB D&0T Z"
DIR. CLOCKS
HAIR RESTORER,

rs THE BEST PREPARATION EVER PnG.
I. scented to the pablic for the nfir, and ~
only article possessing all the merits claimed
fer 1t.
IN M4KKS RAIR GROW ON Raid HEADS
ARRESTS its falling "a or turaine grey, cursS
oil Diseases Of the scalp, and mG1I1s k9sh, why
haif beautifully soft and lueprieotly gDeesy 30
asOvs ~ ts the Assveloss fsptaltY wisA whisA
Grey MAtr q llOooe'ea
20 il sfieinsl eolsr. Uss Il ~ tiass. -
= Jour grey hsirs have disappssrsa.a - n -
1T lS NOT A DYE.
Bat sarikss - ths roofs II Ne hais. 0ipiyiag
them With new life and eolori1g mater. 10 .
= much better dressing THAI on Or Poaalsa,
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New YoRK. June %.
The Hcrald's correspondence SAYS The
newly discovered gold mines in. Nevada
PrsvidensciA VensuclA aoa Gosn6s are 70
ported rich aud easiiy worked, iodesa rival
ing California. Afi33 IA wttr
good.
Decastno,- tho nav president Il Costs
Rico, was very popular.
The morning papers have tAs following
specials from Washington: s9as
Representative Washbusn, from Iunpjs.
Who WAS taken suddenly III lev dayi
since, h convalescent. ,
The general opinion prevails that the
committee on the Rousseau and Gfinnell
affair, vii recsnmend thu extulsien ol
Rousseau xyss Yss.A,srx.<.
The eonmitlss on ths BlAips end Ceuk,
ling affair ere said TO have deeided Tia IL
ny letter to Blaine, eoa,aininR chaeies
and imputations asainst Conkline il ss6sn.
tally untrue. lpa,
Il is Sid Mr.. o. II. Brownies IN be
Dods Secretary Of the Interior. 4-n
The commission Of the land once dhss
Issued patent TO ]. A. Sutller fof the
New Hslbetia Rancho, CalilbeniA. Vhich
eovsss the city u Sseranehto. 81 )
The Senate has rejected IL fellowisg
nominations Of Assessors foe TUuotueee -
Jeon ~. 9o9gaS "a Ulateia ~ IA.
49,, ~ District a. D. nleke, lSe6 Dis
lsjut; Nh. Scples, ~ Dl6aSjoe
Ne Nv Yssk 6anIers h1V,1s failed d
eessap.isA aaythiss wah - curreasy
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letter inc from clrcrv atun hy addressing ~ rplc
proprietor. DR.. W. II. MEKWlN, 81 Walker u. New
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special cases, when mdee medcincs fal uaeoe ere
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