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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01
CHAppED HANps- -Channed hands

CHAPPED HANDS, Chapped hands
are always annoying. They may, in a
great measure, be prevented from chap
ping by using very little soap, if any,
keeping it on as briefly as possible, wash
ing it off clean, and then finishing in
water to which a little vinegar is added
teaspoonfuI to pint Of clear water will
answer This neutralizes any alkali in
soap left on the skin, and gives soft feel,
while it stops the destruction of the cutf-
Gle, and saves chapping. The diluted
vinegar is also good as a fnal washing
after shaving the face, as it both saves
the skin and prevents the alkai from
bleaching the whiskers. A little tallow
or even thin lard, thinly applied at night,
or when going out into the cold air, to
the hands and face, if ohapping, (and we'll
rubbed off if necessary goes far towards
preventing further chapping, and pro-
| notes the healing of cracks already
| formed
HowsER AND BUsER.-A special
dispatch to the Pittsburg Dispatch, dated
Harrisburg, January 25, and published
in that paper of 26th, stated that the death
warrants of Howser and Buser, the two
men lying in our county Jail under SEN
teuce of death for the murder of Misses
Polly Paul and Cassie Munday, had been
signed by the Governor This is untrue.
The warrants have not yet been signed,
and it is more than likely that they will
be permitted to remain unsigned until af-
ter the 18th inst, on which day the writ
of error granted in the case is to be ar
gued before the Supreme Court.
DIED-On Saturday, 9th ultimo, al
his residence in Ebensburg, Mr.. William
q. Williams, a much respected citizen
aged about So years. "a
On the Gath ult., at his residence IL
Munster township, Mr.. James Parrish
: aged about 70 years.
On the Goth ultimo, Howard NJ, son o
A Rev. t. NJ and Elizabeth Wilson, of Eb
ensburg, aged about three months
CONVICTED We learn that Nichola
, Reilly, who was tried in the Blair count.
! Court last week for killing young CraW
ford, clerk III store in Hollidaysburg
f was found guilty of murder IN the frs
degree.
CoNCERT.-Messrs. Eller & Scullir
: of world wide fame, viii give one of thei
grand concerts, with Instrumental Musi
and Clog Dancing, OF the Court House
Ebensburg, on next Monday evening"
>, Go and see them
IS MARRIED-On the Both ult., In Cal
y rolltown, by Father Giles, Mr.. Thoma
e Hoover and Miss Lizzie Zern, both {
e Carroll township.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01

CONVICTED We learn that Nicholas
Reilly, who was tried in the Blair county
Court last week for killing young Craw-
ford, clerk III store in Hollidaysburg,
was found guilty of murder IN the first
degree.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01

.sprRG AND CREssoN RAILROAD
after Monday, November 20, 1855,
.b;s road will run as follows:
"a Y. connecting with Day Ex.
''g gast -. and Pitts g Erie West.
% NJ. connecting with Altoona Ac-
S-o ,om West AMI Mail East.
Flyh w. I'm NJ. or on departure of PITTS. &
o.P NJ. or on departure of Mail
y ''- Train East,
INV, INV. H. WILLIAMS, Gen. Supt.
,nrpT PITCAIRN, SHPt. Pits. Dir.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01
CTOP COUGHING !
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP
For the Cure af Coughs, Colds, HoGrseness, In
Rususa, Tickling Sensation Of the 71rOat,
Wkooping Cough, Sc, &C., @s
ESTABLISHED IN 1885.
ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

1t is an old and well tried remedy, and has
stood the test Of thirty years.
Read the following:
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01

Rooms
Half Square North of the Diamond,
sept. 20. EBENSBURG, PA.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01

They are prompt but mild in their effect
arouse a healthy action of the Liver carry
off morbid secretions. and leave the system
in a healthy condition.
To prove what we say, We only ask =
trial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
W OrkinE .Men.

We Spc.n To you not as Ii uemOcrAI or re-
publican, but an honest. iiborIug, easnest
sell supporting and government IN amt aiming
,nan, aui now We speak in all canlor AMI
earHestuess.
Ii you vote far radicalisu, this fall YOU 70 te
for
\ dissolution of the union.
Another rebellion which will end 10 gen.
eral, terrible revelation.
Deriving restore states OF their honor
aud rights.
To tax :. people without giving .hem rep
resenia alton
To educate one section ID hate aro, hcr
And iu make yourselves the Biaves OF
bo"dnolders.
70 co ,tlnue in power the mos. corrupt.
dishonest, law >ha;ing leaders, ps s,riy ur "a
country was ever cursed with, ani
10 pile up mountains Ut deOt iUr your IN
noceut children tn pay.
Ii YOU vote for democracy and a res ora
ton Of the uiion yot vote for
The eqaaiiy of the states.
rasaslon ind representation to I'd together
For II peaceful union.
For The good ot the eI tire county, rather
than a small section OF it.
For equal taxation.
For lessening Jur own taxes.
For projecting working men.
For peace, prosperity. The union, the laws
and constitution and common Justice.
1t Is fn you to deci e wheiher you Will
have freed Jln or slavery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

DUTCH CCRs fog DauSSsxSgss HTue FOL
lowing cure ior drunkenness Is pr;sc.icel IN
Holland: ihe patient is shut up in "a rom,
and deparred all CON nunicaSIpil, except
.ith his physlcian. AS often as le please /,
spirlts brandy. whisky, gin, eic.-t are gwen
hun, but mixed with two-t.ir,is water; all
other drinks such as beer, Loifee, wine, e C.,
are mixed with one>third bran ~. Tue
various viands, too, that are furnis bed him
breads, meats, etc.-are all prep bred with
braEdy; consequently the I,.tient IS III q
after continual intoxcation. This lasts
about five daysi ut the end Of that time he
ASKS with eni eaty Tor other nodrish.nr.it,
without bis request being com Piled wi;h, i
not unJt his organs absoii elv abhor aicon ,
The cure Is complete, and tr",n fiiat per:0
the very smell! OF spirit, pro luces on .in the
effect Ct an emeilc.- s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
How they Live asa the sand syis:i.
lAlslhIs.

The Springfield fepu6itca,. has the follow
ing from Yankee correspondent At H2no
lula: 1854.
AlGng the shore was row of GLASS houses
These :re mere shells buIit OF 1amUop or
S"piinf IaHiied 10 upf ut posts huncies ut
grass, the >iZe OF a inaHs arm, gr- tied IT,
this iailiee work, Commencing at tn ~Juu'!..
eacn r'iw h-Lg made tu lap ov oIr
below, like 'nn2ies roof. .re -
pole is Gov, red with brt ided ln4t .. yrasS,
aud th'.e .aadr II is IA N; st excel lent CnVsr-
ing, a toot a. thickness. cool, waterli, ht
durable, aud prohic breeding place iJr al
sUits Oil spiders, ie;is, cock o.tcues. aA.i cebe
up.des. Indoors the eartil floor Is pounded
hard and covered with u score OF inai> woven
ot Tie spit leaf oi the ''hala," i species OF
palm. Un these mals the inhabit,nts .It by
da, ami ,ierp by gut. A few houses have
sing, .I;iAe,. sash aud u door hung upon
mn frame, Dut generally the only
entrance for light aud air is through 10 '
hole, covered at night by plank or curaiu
of mats. Culinary utensils are not very
numerous. A hole in the gron nd ;, bake
''taro in, wooden plank or stone slab. ~,
stone pest.e to pound the taro IuJn ''pu!.
caiabash 10 hold it, AID .ourd ior water.
are all u young couple need to commence
/ Housekeeping with. Sometimes, if the lam
lily are aristocra,ic, they will glory in an iron
pc; Or two; but Ii merely for The sake Of
putin g On airs ha, they use ,h4m, when
tnev do have meat they ,'reter il baked with
he talo III ihelt stone ovens, and as tor fish
both sailed aud fresh, they eat that r. II
And Yet III cry cabin thai pesped III
saw books, slaes aud newspapers stuc. oe-
hind the bamboo ratters, and ! am told thai
nearly every native, male and tcinsle, above
the age q tea sgs, can read ard write
whir "a. 7 ha..t Ssceived what ". New
En- ic.,,.ie. src5lifa .nmon school education
/ the yari,...s .I,isstou;iry schools.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !
La SALLE COUNTY, y
Sfv Of nYf,,<,,,

Thomas W Osborn CRY Collector for the city of OF
ta~s count, state aforesaid dc hereby give \ tce
all persons int ested that si, ,IVy the County
c. OF La Sale county. in said tr the first dsy
the ece mber term the, eOi, 1885, to be
aud held the tourt House il said tty Monay the
third day December J.. lS6, for judgment against
the and tracts OF n land parts lois andt
tracts lan) above Gescrue, the taxes, il-resd
and costs due -on, for tb ghteen un ell
sixIy-six and also order sell the Il,
satisfaction thereof. THOMAS " o BORN.
City Collector 81 sin It, oi as,ave.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
"Hox ia yo1r hnsband. NJ.

allow is yo1r husband, Mrs. Sqn-pP 2
"Why, the doctor sa:s as hp:s if he i've,
till morning ne shall have Saaie hopes o
him but If he don't be rau>. & ve hii6 NJ. :
81 think, wife, that you have !, great man,
ways of Calling me fol- 81 think, hus.
band, that you have greet many Ways o.
being one. saH7s1 = - ~ =. ,tsss :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
CITY TAX LIST.

List % Iai town lot, and parts Of town lots lying
within h limits coTporaiiCn Of the city of OTTAWA
L. sa,e county OF Illinois upon which city aud
k,.ol t.xes lev 81 for the year Of Lod one
thousand III sht hundred aud sixty and which remain
dne aud unpaid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

b.. Licut. Henry Melville Doak, late Of the c.
s. Navy, w..s married to Miss Maggie Lock
ert, o belle of Clarksville, Tennessee a few
days ago. .s.s. .ssi.s ss1l -. -. i'D-a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
RY OSNAN & HAPEMAN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING RATES /:

IL less counted n square.
Professional Cards of five lines cr les $500 year
Charitable I'D Religious notices tributes of respect, &C.
Aalf price. Local editorial notices. is cts. line.
Yearly adv. im-nts ue, onehalf in advance and
sne-alf Of months. All transient advertising
able in ,'iv aics-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

AT what hour did the devil make his ap,
pear,uce IN the Garder. OF Eden? Soane>
time a-ing the night. He ee'lais,ly cane
after Eve. - Z v.s
~ do declare, Sal, yon dew look pretty
enough 10 eat.''s as.W ;sff1 ..jiomou, Amt
eating as fast ssI eau, repiied ,Sal,with her
uouth full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
CAEs E$. CAA ES |.
EAGLE MILLS.

rlyHE subscriber Es al inform the plbiie ti.a
L running tt above NH, and is preps-ed TO do
C~SToM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the beet possible manner, the MIL has been
thoroughly Repaired ami is in first order Good
and attentive Niers employed, and viii be con-
stsntly hand to wait upon customers. Farmers and
othe:sw fndit totteir advantage give acalbe-
fore going elsewhere.
B--orders FOR Flour ?, cd br lef, al tn, City
Msrtst, atths sil. VII u mptiy attended
Ot.av.. Oct s. rN6H ~. J.. WOpD
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~ .SS
A5 sE

-- -a# .W rEF '-a.. -
IFroH ,ie Ess. JosrIh II. kr'rl pssiVr Tenth
l--.l- BHptkt Church
have iecB freeze uiiy rss7.escI IL connect my name
vtii coiinier iariI- cf ~ LiIds B.e,l7nes. but
rcCardig The practice, oii Il my alririar = here,
il: all cls,, ,..sr,j, bui tina rpn,li vs
gstnlcos aid particularly IN NY riG tie
flilnes- of Dr. iuhands "a, nan Rtrs I ttplrt
frefi my usla co,ir. ypftgs ~ iu COM
that. Tor stlatal defniy c sir- ~ ~ ai es.Si-i'y
Liver Compliant, E is .s.v ul vait-j Ia
oases tail hu ssiy. 2 III lo'. Wi
very beneficial 90 those vi, uE,r tro1. the above
% So Yours very respectfully.
J. u. KENNAItD, L shth below Coat 81.
Philadelphia, Dee. q, 1894 . . p. 81.
Rcs y. s Hcrman. oi tl'e German Reform Church
kiztuVn Rerk- nlcfr, Pa v4 carci 4 the DysC ella
OF twcnt! 3c..rssI iuias r. --
An s-,neIer E,if.or N. tuig,ria. No. 10 North
,S.l ,trerl IHrd.bLsg ys iIs Bitter was RECON-
70 'r'er - h'Tr = icl nert, aud ~ hViss curvd
lpp 3l conI ..ff p72sra n'' tie ncrrOtis system.
80 Rrt = NJ q rHwn. D. D. gIitI qftIc Encycor.
dia g. Af.s O. l,a sse'e aud Cristi'n Chroricie
,Hss. asqA. ulsns.. r.i, .stor :: .,-,aa;a ~,
t>s Clur IA -t-.. rn --'
T Eas I,-T peg spsrtor Of the Bart, c..,, r~r
tert0n, ~ J. irply Of the 'ortir iH li ia
leips, ~ rr-sait fastol = the Baptist SAIre Chester
PeDnsNlyanu aFe4 .al'
Thc gentlemen express IN the strongest ter th,i
iavorall le iinion II these Bitt.r..
.- -.-e q d. .E1t TrtrI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

am 'iiFINlTlt IN.I.T I0i Isl 7 T|II- -
Having L. : my EiIn: nga,Itr r set . T ycur
Houini3-S O. nan Biit-I-. o. - g. -., ll.t ri
them I.rN .lvrit mOtc'ir. ,--ff.s " o -! e.
move tir &-.-ss- t'y'A ct1 .,l...ed- '-. y
Strengthen sttIi iIsi.soIit- tf wien I .Ltu,
and are u iU 10 l>oT'lrr oi iIt ltS ~ ap rIi 81
have also recon as, T'cl them q .l g.: fri'nt>.
Whu have tried them, ana found IL lretir tuciici in
the restoration u. health l..t ,r.iy.
..--. -rt-r eMIiEfAN srTrI
966 Eu, lilrog >t,, 4 .sslrli iiia-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
Origiadl to,rn Of Ottd,cd.

Ottau. Hydraulic Co. first lsasehold
interest in and To tract OF land
commencing 100 feet south of :.
l.. Corner OF block No. i, Ihrh e
s'uti 700 feet thcsce west lJo13
feet theArs north go feet. thcnre
eas, ly621 feet To- pl.r. of b-Sin-
niu.. the SANE being the whole OF
pIrJs oi lot, l, : and :; IN block
NJ. g. Also une I~tr. u' lot ih
Siu,k No p. .l-o i.i- or par
"f lCt- 2 =. :. r 6. ssa : ana
s.,>i = 80 9 D.. i-'. = p. -sif. ~
ztr.lri c.n. -.,-ss.. .-- g. # rgsh
OF Jht top watt iin'in ca.u.,. a'-in
on the south -IIe thereof. ..I,d -
the section in" trtwee, :. v aHd
Sc .-c, -. -'-tJI II IL, town -,
rause ), thence Ia the line Oi ".
Na.cS street. thence. east forty
feet TIM - u point so feet south
Of the water line IN said ha-in,
thence west 10 the II tee II brgin-
ming. Also to the tract 50 feet on
the basin mkt east oi isst descrih-
ed tiact. Also lot No. in sub
diyi,i. - uut lots NJ. 6J In s.~-
frc. o section II town oS, RS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

o"s. s-lfli 70 sz-zss az sai-.1 .1fA "a - -
-sa-t =. s1lTPzs pa - =. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Prom Rev. =. Mtri-e i't>ty Il tne l.ss9nn Baptist
- Church. ihIlsi.r' !ii.a.' - .
From the et3hl- rogonicIitt:rEs -i.rn ~
pr. lloutIarl Gerl.I4 B.ltegs, rlse > - - -
atrrl- Aftr H~n- several t-tti,s .lgHi .3 @, lee
good reni' J fur -dcplhty, ard nast oxetT mic f..
t.e stcI---h. y. EERrI -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

-
attend promptly to collections conveyAncng sctting up
Ing Foi.s,ias. one in LsiAnds New Block, on
La Sale street, west Of Court House septl 6t-tf
~ EORGE NJ. LELAND. CLAM AGESr.
NJ Particular attention given the collection c sol.
diers bsuntes. Office No Delano's block. ans46s
.w.sRIses E.w. sronAyAs.
ICRIGiS g. BUCHANAN. Attorneys and
~ C unseIlors at Law, will give prompt attention 70
business committed their in Of the Courts
Of La ale adjoining coustes special atenion gwen
tn agencs and collections oonveysncng and invotgat
OcHce with NJ n. Swift south corner Of Court
uou,e Squs First National Bank Ottawa. Illinois
H.SRY MAYO. w.v,cs,EIss-
MAYO / CALKINS, Attorneys Il Cour-
vi .eors law. Will practice in the Courts nf La
Sale a,d adjoining counties Ag-noi-- and Conveyancins
promltly attended to- Collect Jn- l7I- and promptly
nt,ed And all |. gal business plrced in Will
ceive immediate aud careful attention bns sonth side
Of Main street directly opposite the Court House Ottawa
I Illinois june 10 %
/ SAMUEL c. WALKER. p BEowEa.
INALKER 4 BROwER. Attorneys at
w Law. Ottawa, Ills. once in Metropolitan block
Paw particular collections, -xanIniRg Ren
E.'ate titles SC. aug2o-y
/ -.LrlE DicEzr. In .fc1 L LEWIS.
/ DTCKEY. RICE & LEWIS, AT
~ TORNEys AT LAW. will practice the P~'sr,i cnurts
the State court- in l., Sale and atinr eouties
Collections male and promptly rerntod oh.e sesond
floor, Metropolitan Block. D-r 81 1851
OLIVER C GRAY, Attorney at Law. OF
- t.wa Illinois. Ohco in Cha. Dolanos n>w Block,
Room No. mp stairs.
! Jan "a. 1855.
II r. CAMERON. Attorney at Law. OF
tswa l., s7'l" county Illinois. Once in Pet once
Eiork, over News Depot.
nf~1-s rrch,.e ami sale Of real estate 0nl co-o-
P t',n .f o,oir7s. juns-y
C',I6VER. :, I. COOK ( CAMPBELL, Attor-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Lands IN Sec 2. 7o,cnship So, Range 3.
I'll Dickey,wS :. q II A. of ~
Of sw Sec. 2, I. 33 /. 3, 10.0 IL u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
Professional Cards.

II X. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AT Law, Ora-
1 l.. H. will practice In The several courts and
attend promptly to collections veyAncing scttlLg up
Of estates inve,t.s.iing titles. and ali business
Ing TO the pfossios. o.:e in LsiAnds New Block, on
La Sale street, Of Court House. sept1 .6S-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03
CANDIES |! CANDIES
WfLHELN EBERT
Refined Candles

void :. pectfully inform tie puiic IN general,
business in pal sic,r that ie j. now prepared
u.anu;..ciurc Of superior quality #
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

VI thary. 'rls And ,a. rsii ,',' Mn i. i, 6s,ar.
Importer Of Drug. Ccn:ical Fr~sgh Cagnac Brandt,
Wines. L sIiyss-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

A certain Madam Crcssw =. infamous y
celebrated liz the piays o. Chs nc >rc"u ;
time, died IN BridewelI. and us ,ueA Is. :! .
to have d sermon preached N winch nJ-I,.i1
b what was well OF her should BE- sad
The sermon is sad tO have been written by
the Duse IT Buckingham, aud WAS a, follows:
Al. shalt say vi her Is this She WAS bJru
well. she macr ed well. she lived well. and
sh-s Gied well-tor she was born al Shad. sli,,
married Cress>sell, she lived at Cierken-w,l
aud died IL Dude>wel."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18
A HUMAN CuRrosITy.-M

"A HUMAN CUR10SiTY.-Mrs. -, reSpec
table German woman of this city, gave birth
on the l4th inst, TO two children, united, with
their faces towards each other, similar to the
famous Siamese Twins. The union extended
from the neck to the umblical chord The
children both females weighing together,
sixteen or eighteen pounds, were fully formed
with the exception of the breast bone of each
which was wanting the ribs of the two, with
the outside, muscles, etc.. being jointed to-
gether ON either side and forming fhe con-
nection spoken Of. We saw the bodies OF
these children at the Office of DIR. Harvey.
who attended the lady. 1t was of course,
impossible that children thus united should
be born alive, and it became necessary to re-
move the lower portion of one of the bodies.
The mother at last accounts, was doing we'll.
--Hasokeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18

In one of Brigham Young'g sermons he
says: "Ihe man that sells liquor, and thinks
to escape damnation, fools himself He
has. however, changed his sentiments on this
subject, and has determined to save the whole
class of liquor vendors from the hard fate by
taking the damnation upon himself alone
lie has forbidden all to sell, and has opened
q bar himself, the only one in Salt Lake City.
tie claims and exercises the sole right to
sell liquor by wholesale or retail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18

The Secretary of State, in reply to the
House resolution relative to the protection OF
the rights of American citizens in the North.
eastern fishing grounds, off British America.
says sufficient naval force has already been
despatched to protect our fishermen from VIC.
lence, but adds that there is no reason to sp-
prehend force, as representations Lave al
ready been made to the English Government
in relation to the question, end there is no
present necessity for Congressional action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18

DeJ. ADAMS ALLEN, NJ. D. l.. L. d. Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Medicine In Rush Medical Col
lege and Editor of the Chicago Medical Journal writes
q follows
Dr. SWANS Bourbon Bitters are vast Improvement
the Heterogeneous mixture In vile half distilled whisky
or worse rum, generally palmed upon the bibulous
valid public. The manufactures exhibits prasew orthy
confidence in the character of the menstum he employs
BY giving publicity to the formula.
Most of the Btters in the market but adroit
binstons to disguise the physical properties the
possible Alcoholic Tinctures of Fusil Oil. div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18

A COMMUNITY OF SPIRITs.-The Atlanta.
Ca IlteHige'eer reports that within the
limits Of the forty counties which form the
fourth revenue collectors district in that sec.
ton, there are three hundred distilleries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-18

The Herrsrs ef Indagssslea.

You complain Of yoIr stomach. 1870 dylpsSte;
but ought not your stuAsA = eonpsaln u ysai res-
sibly the pAnes yos endure sinpsy tie sesnaeas
method Of tahns rsvsass upoa yoa fer negissng "a
sbusing It. Perhaps yoa have made an effort 10
Improve it, condition. but % tAe other hand conn-
uaiy examining II With upwholesons and iaeonsruons
food. Have you ever tried H0STITTlR's STOMACH
BTTTERS, pssper diet and regular nsalsf The BIT.
tiers h week wosld pat your h ~
ct ORDER regulate the dow Of bile In aceorance with
the laws Of health and produce Just much apsient
action would be necessary Tor pour good end ~hen
yen all right judicous and regnisr dieting,
with little Of the Teaic and them would kssp you
30. II you have neglected these Of cars don't
blsme your stomach for it. rebellion It Is merely M
lures hint that she wants help II You neglect It, the
next thing may be inflammation or.Scinhm Cancer or
other violent and dangerous disease Fhere 4 se
. thing being too late In these matters HOSTEL
TERv BtTTERs will cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia
may engender diseases which defy all restoratives
aprl7-dAw 1w
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will Ind Trocs useful in clearing the voice when tassc
before Singing or Speaking and relieving the throat
aiser an unusual exertion Of the vocal ergsp. Yh~
1ocass are recommended and prescribed BY phvsiea.
and have had testimonials from eminesf men tbrc.sh
outline country. Being article Of true merit and
having prorsd their efficacy by Of many yeary
year mas them 10 new localities in various parts
OF tue world and the Tes universally prone
bettor than other articles.
OBTAIN only 'BRo~ss BRONCHIAL TRocgr.,. and ID
not take any of the Wcr.Ayss, Lutatiou, Tho, =.
offered
seii everywhere N the United States and in Foreign
~ NO. a. % oeh's per box lnavE-dkw6ml
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
The Original and Dest b the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and InstaD
tAneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black
natural Brown, without injurng the hair skin Rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
hegenuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REaENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLHURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the HAIR.
aug2-dAw1y CHARLES BATCHELOR, N. Y.
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COLGATEH AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GlycerfneI
aud especially designed for the of Ladies' and for
the Nurscry. It's perfume IL exquisite, and it, wash
Ing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists
febI3dkw1y
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RED LEAD-In Is and 80 ID kegs, and in
- bulk Of ordinary ~ ex1sa are qualities FIR sale
By tmchlOl WILLIAMSON, BAkTLFTT Co.