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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-08

;LUDIcRous ScENEs IN A CuuRon. -
An aged clergyman, spanking of the
solemnity attached to the, ministerial
office, said that during the whole term Of
forty years that he had officiated therein
his gravity had never beeh but once
disturbed in tho pulpit. On that occa
sion, he NOTICED man directly in front
OF him, leaning over the railing of the
gallery, with something ina his hand,
which he afterwards discovered to be a
huge chew Of tobacco. just taken from
his mouth. Directly below sat man
fast asleep, with his head back and
mouth wide open The man in the gal
lery was intently engaged in raising and
lowering his hand, taking an exact OBJ
servation, till at lasthaving got it right,
he let fall his quid, and it went plump
into the mouth Of the sleeper below!
The whole scenes was so indiscribably
ludicrous, that for the first and last time
in the pulpit, an involuntary smile
forced itselfupon the countenance of the
preacher. .y
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-08
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-08

When man and woman are made
one by q clergymanS fhe question Isl
which is the one. Senetimes there is a
long struggle between them before the
matter is finally settled. "
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-08
The Presidents Poliey-A Strong and
Striking Letter from Robert !. Walker.

At the great Conservative meeting
held in New York on the anniversary
of the birth Of Washington, last Thurs
day evening, the. following letter was
read from the Hon. r. j. Walker, one
of the e'most influential Union men dur
ing the war:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27
CURE YOURSELF.
Dr.. BAKER'S SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure 0onorrhea, elect,
Stristure, Seminal Weakness Or Sperm,
atorrhea, Chssaee, Diseases Of the Kia
ncys and Bladder, and oil 1iseases q
the Sexual Ottans eaused BY UoSAagiou
or Weakness Of either Sex, Mo 81
Females. stL',A2s
Thu elegant popular end infaIlib,e prebara
tioa, eslsbsated in Ill our lafps d1tss fGt the
care 81 Private Dissasea, Il moe 00Iseaop ths -
1ieted md WAnnAxsuD 70 oUus III diooasso II The
0eaital Organs Of either sex, nale - f1sa1e, &
pr. Bakers spseane,
Il The only saSs cad reliable rensdy ~ Ne cure
g SPermasorrhes generally tsrNsa eeninsl
dalgones. which u SOW ~ fess1slly tesvalnAin
III parts 81 The eosntfy. az a.sc saf .-i's
Dr. Dalxsess Dpeeanc.ss,,
Il great healing, purifying ssd seiFesrise
reme1y, requiring DO medical aad Of sdvies.
VITA ibis great medicins toa can Cuxt Yognr
saa ~ shs.es e ma RMS
Dr. Daker's lnSecsisAsl Sd,
n. B.-ln cases Of 0esorshsa, elect and Htsis.
ture, DR.. Bskrr's lnieetiea = .rseo0mended
70 b. used in conjunction With ~ apea6s, - is
materially nide N eae6uing ~ i61nnm4tion
ed stopping ~ Aiseh9ys., ~ sasU esa-
HAtrsaliss % ssx1al Alseesss ealloa the
'Bslf lnaesecter." asss0paaiss sashl bottle Of
Psiss-lv. Bakers epsssas. 49, - sSssls.
Priss-Ds; nsksr': n1:ssisa. q re seaif;
- = I1Se0o . ~ - a - ouuntSv =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

Stephen Gsarhart, Upi0 Nevush,p. de-
Aoiass county, June 22, writes: :.Ihers
will be about third Of 1 crpp ri lall vhcal
b this vieinity IL uakts311 6ols
hsSds ase slmess ~ eneiru allure. Tkere
~ sshsr fields that promise better HELD
tnse usual. leaving the coming crop be
~ dewn q the above ayersee. Ther9 ap>
pm y Be god B<jectl 4 ~ Held
q spring wheat, and about TIE bual
SsSse s =: e s' .egs " fop. 4 ITO.
this writing, - general thing, Il liver
locked bettst. fst ~ INST two wsek1 we
have haa cepieus sains, and growing wsAth.
~. o. $500 Anss6s x no46i BOLDLY
!. 30 wae . much better pl ospect thai 1t
peoooo9" st3N @f-grN al
W. J. q. Csmasa. S.sw county. Jhue.
81 writes: ~1he prospects Of vheat fys
ana 90: - gsea hsfe = present. The dSrn
crop y $1,000 @ sceesnt .pf seolA ind
~ wsoeesE the ~ essms u 4 6ktsat
go u y q ~ tagiesan , Rhse - pod
az e Psis e iss - ssss'ss :2S IN Sssssl
49,. Thsrs ~ - eAn6 here this Ear
1,. On aessaae Of = mech rain. fhs
~ - taagiag iioaa tho;oounDked
$3.50 saspAAhd 49, 49, 1k@1eo.
es eeoeesnes SsssseoD 81 strawkoe.
TO. TveAas Joanson county. J..l u.
w1scs: "Ths prospects of the - ~ -
q wheat end oass 10 lis shsAd ofisN ~
1he e1eunt Of acres q wheat this sses5r q
ooooas that Of last, and ea&s ssu - 49,
nan !cess end the prospects Of belA tss.un.
Usually god. whse fall wheat "a ~
~ ~ san't Yield ever half cQpp ; but
sse - bssa but little so6a oen6objv
- esessding 100 acsss = thsGnnnjb !.
- - been but litsIeryevuu1kpoy e..
eeed1og one>half the amount 6fkie "a ~
sat what ms sown iodks piSi ~
cssa crop icsks bad. There has been -
The same s&ueea4 SrAaAs planted = q
9es 49, ssssso 8 ~ thssssvas 4 9nsia(
- n19ge ~ ies comiae ~ - - 49,
= sseoon6 Uhlsh 49, e salhogiS ~
- - - rains ~ ~ ns15 Y IN
IS g = 49, =! issvsaa sasssk : :
seeI q - lsa-ss dss o.! ,.suskisss =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

IL valuable assIs.a,. TO the Iodine and eafsapsa
IN subduing the disease. The Iodine md Sarpai,s
purifcs the Blood and removes the cause, ai,ae
Ointment heals the Sofcs and kills the dissassd
thus speedy and permanent cure Is effected 'th
are recommended to lie used for these couplAu
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & SarsapaIA
IL rapidly superceding all other SanspariIltaf
Blood Purifying. Medicines. Nearly all the oil -
sspariias src discarded as worthless, and arg ea
obsolete. while this is every day increasing In bpul
favor DRUGGISTS and dealers who formerly prschasl
ut time. II Is warranted SIX Times HTSONGkl
CHEAPER and BETTER than any otbrr SarsApa
lila or Blood Purifying MEDICINE now offered to d
Public. or no money will "A taken fog it. Thereof
nsk for -
DR.. Easterly's Iodine, & Sarsoparill
And take nothing else.
RLce-the Iodine and Sarsaparih. 81 80 per bottle
Is cents PER bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr E East,siy 4 Co.. No.
North Fifth street, 81 Louis, NO. SoI at their Bran
Family Medicine Store, No. VI Madison street, G
cago, Lille.
For sale by Ill Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

|cm Rev. w. y. SrrornrEp, Pastor Of the 18th
baptist Churse.. -
Mcssrs, joined Evans-Gen,lenen Il have
Gently been ls(bring under tire distressing ef-
ITS Of indige4on accompanied by prostra-
I'm of the nerbus system. Numerous rene
les. were reco} hended by friends, and some Of
m tcsted. bukithout relief. Your hoodand's
.rman Bittcrswere recommended BY persons
10 had tried ism, and whose favorable men
M Of the Bits induced me to try them. I
,st confess til had an aversion to Pateat
SORENESS. frotthe Thousand and one" qusck
,itters," who only aim seems to be to palm
isweeteued a, drnggcd liquor upon the com
nuitv, In slyay and the tendency ofwhich.
Fier; h % ma,muny accntrmed drunkarc.-
Lon learning q years Vas really . medic,a.
sureparation, took Il with happy effect. IL
aion, not onl,pon the stomach, but upon the
nvous systsnIkss prompt aud gratifying. I
I'll thst hay Serived great aud permanent
me III from thee of few bottles.
unexpectedly yours,
W. D. SERTED, No PSI shackamaxon st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27


leagues has about died out, without produc
ing any practical results. We believe that
the movement was not founded on an cquii,
pbls basis. As far ~ VIC know, those ems
gagged in trying TO have the number ofhours
Tor labor red Iced, did not propose TO reduce
thc price Of labor proportiona!ly hepcc the
reduction was al I'll on one Aids-the ben
eilts on the other. No System Of labor is
equitable that does not confer mutual bcnc-
ITS on both parties --the employer and tho
employee. Anything which tends 70 bring
int antagonisn is desrispsntAi % tlic inter-
csts Of both parties. Il. ID mistaken idea tbst
il 10 necessity Tor capital and Labor. to be
enemies. They shouid ttatesniae and work
together for thsir mutusl l,snestn This,
however, does not seem tobs the him and
eAjset Of too many on both sides Of the
question.
Labor and capital are both ucees salty.
Each b dependent upon the other. Their
interests Ito together. aud being 30 they
should harmonizc. Capital should be cons
tent n give labor "fair price fer . fair
day's work, i" snd labW has M night to dc,
mand more. Societies formed 10 demand
moro, or 70 impose additional burdens, are
know u 10 customary to look upon capital
% the natural enemy Of labor, hence ~
formatioe Of societies and icoasbin4tlbns to
countssact this intiusncc, and 10 uuAke CAPT.
tai f,cl i has an active antagonist ia labor,
whose interest does not lie in paralld d..
rsctien. ~
Admitting that eight hours per day is
sa0ctent for man 10 labor, II u no srG,,:
meat that he should receive the same cod
pensatiou for that eight hours thai he do
nov Tor ten. The plea that man ean 10
~ much lsber in the short . in the loflE
number Of hours may or NAV be No. but re-
apprehend that Il would resolvc llsslf. into
The fact whether he ~M 40 a much. The
theory may 10 plausible bat the practice
10 what will test the matter,
Capital aad labor muat led fSk In the
nature Of things they should not be an,ag-
0ntatic. Their ueal inufcsts lie ID the
aaos direcajon-ohos u Gutusa INABILITY.
and mutual eadsrstanding. Laber il
the only capiea) haav - us have. 1t is
on that we have % dop<6d for livelihood
Il is folly then 10 ArrAy this. viocntfy..
against that capital which gives labor lis
susicnacc, so long as the rights oflaborNfe
respected, and anutual arran cement can be
made between the Two forces. In two ma
ny cases demand fos concession f,pG
either party, 10 not for the best interests Of
both. II shorter hours Of labor would
bring the same results Is the snecf nuns
bcr, We have no doubs but every employer
in the country would acquiescc in the eight
hour movcmsni Until they are fully a.
s,ircd that s'eh will v. the rsse, there is no
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

All conservative who favor the integrity Of ~
Onion. and the equality 0f the States, are invited 10
join corl thc country &osn ~ perils.
!. n. ELLWoOD, Chairman.
DIS MossSs. April lIthc lScG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

Good building lots in East Davenpsrt hevs
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price &1oo essh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27
DIR. Cooks Magic Hair OH.

Il the best TONIC known, and WIN produce q luxu-
rient growth OF NEW HAIR on BALD HEADI.i In ~
cases where Any artificial means can Ne Of any avail
The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies' and Gentle
article for the toilet.
sPrice, Is cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by Dr.. r. EALTERLY q CO.
No. 70 North Finh street, ~. Louis, Mo also for
sale = their Branch Family Medicine Store, No u
Madison etrect, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

10 Good building lots in The sity 81 Rock
Island, within fvs minutes walk Of ~ u.S.'
Arsenal. Price from 1900 70 12t0. T.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

rroa the Rev. T. FKNDALI, Assistant Bditos
Christanfunicle, Philadelphia. a.
IL 1haW derived dsd beQe4t som the - Of HooE
ndb 0es1nan NIT And Nel 4 my privilege to rec
o1nen4 hem ~ ~ valuable tonic to all who ~
slllslaf 1Ium sef1 de66ity, q, fFun dlseases ani
sing e00 dcrangsst = the ltver.
!. Your y. I'D. FENDALI.
From Rev. D. MAGE, Pastor Of the Passyunk
BaptIe1nrchs Philsdelphia.
: ~ y many r6rtlke demonstrations givea
y D. H66aands 3af Bittess, WAs induced =
&ivA thsnA tyisl = nstng eeylga1 bottles euu11
~ = 3 - ~ for Assioty; "a 5%o -. q
1tea ~ Nv n Wusss. D. D., Pastor d
Roxbordh nspsiAs Chussh. a
!. De-. Jssksoa,-Ir Sir Il TEL u due 70 yen
eaesllsat preparan, Hoe6and's oernen ~.
tseA - ed my tensoy TO the deserved repu-
tation Il hes obtssd. have for years, bees
tsesbsea with - DISORDER n my head and
Herveas system. Was advised BY ! friend "a
~ bottle Of yotBerman Bttters. did %,
md have sxperierd gseat and unexpected n.
lief; my health hAeen very materially beneGt.
I'D. l coniidently commend theenrticie where
~ ~ easea. silar y ny.ewe, and have
peen assured by my Of their good effects. -
r respectfully Nrexf --e,rrrF' N5l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

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Devenpott sd Reek fslenl. ~ -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

DIG. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Preservation.
Beauty, Growth and Restoration Of the
Hair.
IT sOFTENs. BEAUTTFTEs, AND STRENGTH
Il ems the Hair, prevents II from falling on and 10
coming permanently gray, removes the dandru and
turns harsh unruly hair into that which lie smooth
glossy, lively and beautiful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27


This Celebrated Remedy is an Infallible
Cure for SYPHILIS in the primary, SEQ.
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
IN ALL LARGE CITIES THERE EXISTS CON.
i tagious SEXUAL DISEASE called SYPHILIS,
which is capable Of transmission by incubation.
DR.. Marks Syphilitfc Cure IL
the only Mcdice that will eue SYPHILIS in all ite ~
rous and complicated fornis. and thoroughly ersdi
cate the syphlirc poison virus from thssystcIn.
Symptoms Of the First or Primary Stage.
This Il known BY chancres or ulcers appearing soou
amer an exposure. To eurc the first stage use DR.
MANS 6yphtc Cure Pills and Syphilitic WASH etc.
which never fails to cure Syphilis in afew dnys-
succs to cure the first etace one or two paclsarss
eis %. =.
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Sy.
philis. ~
This Is known by the following: Ulcers in the oith
nose, throat. glands, skim head, nsilr, aanrous mem
essnsr cancet2us sores on the arms and legs. erup
uons on the skin. scr0ula, etc. To tho second
etaget use Or. Marks Syphc Cure Pills and Throat
WASH
These medicines are IN inllIoh cure for this stage
nnsd sufficient 'ength II time 70 eradicate the poi
son ir0in the eystc0.
II on,ittss. 500 per package. -
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
Syphilis.
xoss = Ssra .nd p.nsSl Tumor cn 81 sspps. =
none. md Jsn das Of a she Rs1ss
10 the Third or Tertiary stage. use Dr. Msrls.
syphic Cure and pills. These medicines win cure
the longest standing and worst cases. They wiz cure
the most cxcrncating pains In the Bones and joint
n N m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

Read the symptoms above described Of each stage
OF syphilis and procure 1t the medicines for the
stage with which you suffer. They will efectually
cure you.
teatiee on syphiltic Decases giving plain iIrcc-
uons to cure the diaercnt stages, accompanies each
n. D.-DR. Marks SYPHnITIC CURE AND
FILLS are nm infallible curc for RHEUMATISM. no
matter how long standing or how had. They remove
the cause ard the cure Is certain and permanent
Price ~ ~ per package.
Inc Medicines will be sent by cxprsss to all parts Of
ditional to pay for boxing and shipping
Prepared and sold by DIX. T. EasrEsiY 4 Co.. No.
~ North Filth street, st. Louis, Mo-, and at their
Branch store. No. ~, Madison ii. Chicago, M
For sale By Drugnists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

Lots with front on the N. q n. r. r. and
1850 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streetS,
with frame Office and stable first rate locaaion
for lumber yard. a@s@ .~f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27
IN. 4 XsTEfEE 3 -
IODINE AND sARsAfAiIlA


qAss /. The only nedic.rc that win cure do ariaR
from M Impure s:ats Of the blood, VIZ;
Srrcfals. or King Evil Gamer. TumFs,
Erup,,ons of tie sam. ErysiI.e'a-. Cb'on
ir SIN Ewes, R,rgworm ~ letter, Srnld
Heed. Old so. :. SweIlnx # the 0lAndA.
Lepro.v. White s~' Ming. Piles, B'"tches.
Bos,s, Pispl.r cu the es =, 6a'sssskassn-
marissp. i,svpry or G'rvsi. Liver Ccm
plant, Dyspepsia. Nervous aner''"n"'
Genera! DEBILITY, all Chron, y sesses,
sad Ill Diseases arising fir. m the use Of
Asscnrv. 1f
fhis medicine combines In healthy s0scenneeed
e1Ae - ma Hz1sacss u aAEsapalla xecw Doek,
o016ngn, D1edoek, "a ~ IUdane q tuS1, 80
f1Iks. rsepSied - { NV and hithly impsSv.d
cecil psscea. Sor obtaining The AOiLsE rn1N
C1f1S Of those Roots IN is PURE and moet pcicet
vofutiie state rendering the compound the moS pef
eect aad EFE1CAC1OUS RgMEUf known TO man -
the cure Of all those diseases arising from an impure
state Of the BLOOD Or the other nuds OF the system
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27

Principal ohice and Laboratory 10 4 nc n. 3.
corner Of SIXTH aud CON 4 BRUD streets,
Philadelphia where I'll letters for advice or bus
incss sh0sld b. dirvsled. MM Al
Ne will ~ foaad there every SATURDAY.
professionally tcsc amias lungs With ~ Respi-
advice free. ar,rsn
In New York Il No. - BOnD 81, ssss1 TUES
DAY. from . A. n. 70 sF. n. ~
Al thc MARLBORO HOTElA Dsston, Janu-
airy Is and ~. feb. Is and 10, April 10 and 80,
The time for my being in BALsI.0aa end prsss-
.uso Will be seen In the daily papes those Cit
shsp VII
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ne A1sfcSyor ~ EeAsae4sO WN CSee. cad Ac~s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27
RUMPHREY,S
HOMEOPATHIC Specifics

havspseveo, ffon the most ample esps0se, An cntire
success ;Simple-Prsnpt-Encien and Reliable. They
ere the only Medicines pesfecsy adapted popular
~ simple, thse mistakes cannot be made In using
0em % harmless, be free from danger, and 20
ecisnt = 70 b. aiways reliable. They raised the
highest cemmendation feon ALL and sil always render
asisasetioo. Gents,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-27
nFlAND'S GERMAN BlTTeRS.

Ase S0sG WY ~erS "
Onic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from disordered Stomach.
REMEMBER
THE Bittera il not Alcoh ,lic, contains NO
or Whisky, and can't make Drunkards,
but is the BEsf Toxic IN rrR WoaLp.
Read Vino Says 500
p the Rev. LEVI q. BECK, Pastor Of the
ptist Church, Pemberton, N. J., formerly
the North Baptist Church, Philadelahia, at
esent Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Ches-
s:PA
have known Hoolsud's Germsn Bitters IA
IDLY for 4 number Of years. | have used
m ia my own Sanity, and have been so pleased
h their eaeC =. that l was induced 10 recon.
md them to. many others, and know that they
be eperste1in strikingly beneficial manner.
|ke great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
this fact, and calling the attention Of thoss
|icted with the discusses for which thcv are rec
|,nended, u these Bitters, knowing from cx
tience that my recommend alton will be sue-
ned do thia more cheerfully as Hoofiand's
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted, and 10
,cf a rum drink
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

Indcrse PRECEDENT Jchngon. Thsy have
len 200 Iunatles and 800 consless d
staFve. ] have provided money 70 feed
them; # the next Legislature Iefnaes 70
refund the money, willturr The crazy
and convicted loose on Middle Tennes-
eco, Il will be the beat physic they
ever bad.
Tho Governor closed BY warning a
old friends 10 stand " the Govern
ment He predicted that the South
would attempt another revelation
through tho ballot.box. If they did,
he said, The Northern hordes would
grind them 70 powder.
BE was followed BY General Smith,
Of Tennessee, who said an orchestra
Eplaying the "Siar Spnngled Banner" |"
was hissed by the citizens Of Memphis
the other day. General Towbridge
followed. indorsing Congress and op.
posing the Nashville Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, d. G., March 27, 1866.

A MASONIC FAcT.-Dr. R, G. Scott,
Past Grand Master, in an address de-
livered years ago, made the following
statement. 1t is honorable to the Ma.
sonic Institution, and we presume the
members of that ancient body will be
pleased to read it and see it circulated:
"From sources Conformation on which
l entirely rely, l state the fact that
fifty at least Of those who signed the
Declaration of Independence wero Ma
sons, and the same history informs US
that every Major General of the Revo-
lutionary army was Mason save one,
and that one was Benedict Arnold"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

~ The Sandusky Register gives
the particulars of another tragedy oc-
curing near Shelby, in Richland Co
The house of a wealthy old man,
named Bergheiser, was entered, him
self shot three times with pistol, and
his wife choked and smotherod and
left for dead under the bed. Their
cries aroused the neighbors and the
two men making the assault fed
One left his boots and was tracked by
his bare feet about mile TO his fathers
house, where he was arrested. His
name is Bruce Slaybaugh. The old
gentleman Bergheiser is 80 years Of
age and is not expected to live.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

When men weieound, smird and wondered how
People were cured Of that life destroy
ing disease CATARRH. but upon en-
quiry at the Druggists, / find that this
happiness is produced by the use Of
DR.. D. H, Seelyss LIQUID CA
TARRH REMEDY. Try it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

A Professor Of legerdemain exhibit
ing in Cornwall. England, borrowed
penny from aminer and turned 1t very
speedily ipta sovereign. And is that
my pennyY asked the mlner.let mo ses
it. He took the sovereign and putting
i in his pockit. said:Ill keep itin this
shapeiI don't want it turned back o.
gain. aq
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-05

AsGEETLEMAM proposing to buy q
pair Of ducks, yesterday, at o game
store, asked fora pair Of FOrneys.