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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

several counties failed to report number OF
dwelling houses in ls6o.
Total humber of colored people, 800
Exclusive Sof inmates OF Asylum for the
Blind. .#...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Hoffman, a Tammany Hail Demo
crat. has been reelected Mayor of New
York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
THE HEtLISG POOL
AND uousr nr urpov

Howard as-ocistion Reports, for YOUNG MEN 40
the HkIME ~ SOLITUDE, andtha ERRORS Aprrsrs
and Disc Asses which destroy the manly novsr. Is
create i'npetiments 70 MARRIAGE with SIRE mean :,
rel,ei. Aad.ess DR. J skiLtIN hoUGHToN. iio..
asu as'0-a''cn' rnhadeirhh Va e.fe~y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
SHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA, ..
Black Hawk County,

THE STATE OF lows, S.
NrOTICE Is hereby given that the 9TH day OF
' January A. u. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
the Court House, in the village OF Waterloo, and
county aforesaid will he sold at Public Auction, To the
highest bidder for cash. the following described Real
Estate levied upon md taken by virtue OF Special
Execution issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court within and for The County OF Black
Hawk, State CT IOWA, IN favor Of }. T. Knapp, and
against the property Of H. T. Bulge and NJ Burns, to-
wit:
Commencing ore hundred and nine uo9) feet north "a
degrees ~ inmates Of the sauth west corner OF
Quaker Mills thence said line twenty feet, thence
NJ q right angie with sid first line in the direction 81
the river seventy feet thence parallel with said
A 81 line esstwardy twenty feet thence straight to
placr Of beginning Also, the undivided half 81 the
fnllowng Commencing seventy feet east of the
north east corner OF Lot ~ in BIsck four a. in
the town Of Cedar Falls. Iowa thence running east
eight s) rode, thence south Fifty feet, thence west
eight (s)iods. thence north ffty feet to place he
eisnng. Also. the undivided half of enc hundred
inches II the free gateage water power out OF hs
mill race. Edwin Browns MIL, and tile hufne
conducting the water of said race. all situated In
the city Of cedar Falls, Black Hawk County. Iowa
or as much thereof shall he necessary. TO satisfy
said writ Of execution and all accruing costs
W.T. Brown,
Sheriff of Black Hawk County, Iowa.
Dated at the Sherirs Office, Waterloo. November Ith
1867. 3I-w2-pfeefi0.50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Col Horace Capron of McHenry Co.,
Ill. hns been confirmed Commissioner
Of Agriculture.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

After the vote i'm the House on the
impeachment, the President was waited
upon by his friends flor even the devil
has friends,) and congratulated upon
his escape from trial. .r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

r. Crosby has retired from the Pella
Blade, and is succeeded by Fl. g. Curtis.
The Blade, under the management of
Mr.. Curtis, will continue as heretofore
q sound Republican, journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

We learn from the Central Iowa Cih-
zen, that Mr.. George Ripple las resigned
the Secretaryship of the iowa Cen
trai Railroad Company, and is succeed
ed by Elihu Baker. Esq.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
THE GuEsr Msuica. asNUaL.
f.. 4. HASKELL,
city Clerk.

The pr can he Consulted A. the Office of Dr. 4 :.
man, New Brick Block, until Saturday Evening the 4ih
inst. 3T-l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Mae NOLIA WATER.-A delightful
toilet Hrticle-snperiUr tv Cologne and
at half the price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

Farmers and mechanics need some kind Of
asubstantial working suit, one that Is cheaply
made and easily pat on and comfortable worn
II rs very expensive working IN good suit OF
clothes. and exposing them 10 the various
kinds Of labor incident to farm life. Put on
q new pair of pants and get into al apple
tree to trim or graft II. or 60 to repairing ten
ces and Won will be sure to make rent III
them before they are day old. Such thing
rarely happens 30 an old pair. We invented
a dress several wears since which we have
used and recommended TO others, mach to
tn III satisfaction. Ii is sleeve vest closed
in front, and trowsers IN one piece, with only
one fastening with q strap behind the neck.
The sleeve may be made sufficiently large 10
wear over coat. The msterial should be
,f blue drilling Then at a trlfing expense
amau can be readily fitted to graphic with
any kind of WORK without q constant fear OF
caring or soiling his clothes. while the cost
s not one-ten,h part of that Of suit Of Or
binary clothing. Ii viii often be found con
Yenient TO wear In hot weather without AM
other clothing than shirt.
ANY clever housewife, who can make pair
Of summer pants. eau make one OF these use
ful articles The only difficulty usually IL
not buying cloth enough to make them sutti-
cientlv large The suit should be made large
enough to wear over other garments II neces>
sary, and when the days work is done. II
nav be removed sud others substituted
and the farmer is in complete trim TO SET
down Of an evening. dressed in clean clothes,
and ready to engage in conversation, reading
or any other amusement suited to . rational
and intelligent miad The cost of such q
suit Is tritilng, and "a m ore than made NJ by
what IL saves OF other clothes--Aaine Far
fner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

A SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONAL corresponds
eut of he Tribune gives the following de
scriptiou Of the whipring-post, one OF the
relics of slavery, now 40 use in Raleigh, y vi
1.-The whipping-po is a large pine log,
near the edge Of platform. about IL fset
square. On two sides of the post are iron
staples. firmly driven in, 10 bind the prisoner
10 When prisoner Is 10 be whipped he is
FIRST stripped naked, from the waist up; then
his hands ure firmly secured TO the staples.
The sheriff then takes long, heavy, hickory
limb. such as farmers are wont TO use upon
law and stubborn oxen, and, standing about
;l-ae feet from The prisoner, lays it on with q
viii. Each lick will either bring the blood
or raise 8 welt OF bruised flesh as large as
your finger 1t is one OF the most cruel and
degrading pnnishments that can be used, and
generally leaves the back full of scars that
can be seen for years ssterward. The re
mainder OF the platform is used as stocks for
combining persons By the hands, neck or feet,
or al, rs the order of the court shall deter
mine. When prisoner is to be whipped all
the loafers aud vagabonds in the town collect
10 see il done, and enjoy the sport, as they
term il. =
This instrument of torture il used on wo-
men as well as men. Gen. Sickles abolished
the use of il for time, but President johns
son revoked his order, and now you hear the
shrieks of the poor wreiches every hour IN the
dsy, as they are led out and bound tc the IN
s,rument Of torture When this torture is
over. if the poor wretch has not the money to
paw the cost of his whipping. he is put up at
The nuotion block and sold into q servitude
which Is nlf another name for slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

MAoxrrrnE OF THE EARTH.-The circumfer.
euce of our globe is 25, 900 miles, and SO stu
pendpus = circle may be best comprehended
IS companion. For example, rsilwsJ train,
travelling necessarily. night and day, at the
rate OF Is miles an hour, would require six
weeks to 60 around ii. The cnblcal bulk Of
the earth is 200 ,eoo, 600 600 of cubic miles
and according TO DR.. Lardner, if the materi-
ais which composed it we're uilt up in the
form Of a column, having pedestal Of the
magnitude Of England and Wales. the height
of the column would be nearly four and a hah
millions OF miles A tunnel through tbs
earth from England to New Zealand would
be about 5000 miles long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29
Il 70 W y
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES:

Ihsss tested tbsse nroFs il rvz practice crsr To
yea AID Dc bestste sTv thst NOT srs hss yet
Tslul ID ~ mcFa ressHrct. tbht e-t-
friiy pot ttir-s and lie n-Sv. oi + male tr
r-su sr1rs does this medicine II s c-ss rssrs II
be fs. fis tsor-ss.-4 be ,re long suhsr-
vrs indebted se Is ~ Il lssu Of heHisk d4s
Af-t-4.EA rs r~fN ard itv. tisey Pre- sly
TIA -, zass os osrc A. sm-, excnpi sI4sn
specially ris'tt3sn ~ he -A-t{eas
JssRy h&we heen e1tcasiveiv tmriryrd " rmtrs Mt
ph ystas~ts In Rae T. and e - in my
r-s-tsre ara have 70 hA&v or the
isesance4 sa4lurt epEla give Jon feEinioniss
III III /. esicxey isdt~s At the rDrFfern snd
Nssrerr th~y In -rer nntsr~ private
10000 b2ttiss have tel seia the pssr y-sr ~
bore snd tr,s; sr rsvs bssr he-n tsrshtted
! well aware thar irD4-gy fsn'r1t to rrnr~fd
ols t-urfien. ~ fY tsF Fssrra-e, brit tru@
ths, vher~ bottle slsu-rssd. m~y fau into
tbs hands really y Sufferers
~ho snsre fror any egrl sr1tvs r~fnfri dir
enl4 excessive o-ssiY@ Instructed Nspstg aation.
Ieeer-hsa the train - Sseases that fssuw could
sHs isft~ o. Or. Taep's Frsmca I<eos-ri b~oTs
Beng alc PRE- farRtan thett AtiL " tfrtct and
Pc tfv4 tbxr aas plI rrriTs rzshcFt Gtrscsnrs,
he4ring ulg facsimile, aeeo7Hrany ea-h trtgies
They r.av .tnen rfr. arrlr-s' IN the
county by arg ta- Eficr q e GasIAkS
CO. Ss~ Haven. c.. Gst,tra AgeE9s ser the Caiase
Sta. a &nd Cal sdA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

lars 81 The desth Of negro under circum-
stances of the most singular character. The
nero had been hunting wild hogs, and had
shot one. but the wound not proving mortal,
j struggle took plaoe. The Comst says:
THE negro and hog. as We remarked be-
fore WIRE both found dead-the negro with
his under jaw firmly held between the jaw.
of his formidable Antagonist, whose uppel
teeth had penetrated within the negro
mouth, while It's under teeth held fast tt
the chin Of the poor darkey, Who. in Thu
strange encounter, proved both victim ant
yictimizer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

Psusu end AR KassMSer l0sk 1ss6 frHn vfSI leave
in connection vim ~ ~ r-s.rn t-sr~~ fsSc~s.
FROM DUN KIRK AND SALAM ANCA-
b, ke- York froa Union b-,let-
6seo 4 n. NewSsrk Day Express, from
sslamsn1a + unda3s .1ret,tSdl rfola Hor-
nelisstise So - lBkul interesting - ifh the
5.sn .. "a D.s nxe frem Rurmie and arrives
10 New York al ies9g p
ITO A. NJ A.xpre.s matt, fro-s Daskirk. fsnn-
dsys exec .t-sl IT IL al sstsrsAses 80
and eoase~ss II as Expf-ws HHff nus Bal
ssto ~n8 sss~s< N see ysafk 100 NJ;
Ais r. n Sew York Night r press, from
Dunkt b hays eso+pt~3l. Stop sAsuan-
Asss y M, o4~ze f;sa fSaI.s 3Erper. 4 81
t4tft1 sad arriss IN New York u Il 81 .
eonn~cIiug Win Afternoon Tfssls and efsso
ers for BOSTON and N-x England CSste<.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

BrrlnrSc. the year 1856, a. ve
learn from the Cincinnati Gaxefte, there were
] ,O63 houses er-csed 10 thai Guy ~ ioieoc
the ~hola nnmbsr cf buildings eresod ~
l,00o. ~ s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

Cosr OF MISISe.-The Spanish proverb
SAYS 50 1t takes mine TO work miner.
his is emphaticaiiy true in our wild terrific
ries remote from markets and manufactures,
whittier almost every article OF subsistence
machinery and implements must be trans
ported hundreds or thousands Of miles on
rude wagon roads. A comparison Of the
bullion produced from the most successful
mines in Nevada, with the profits that reach
the owners, forcibly illustrates the rude con
ditions under which mining Is now carried
on. The proprietors of the famous Gould
and Curry mines divided last year quarter
of million net S252 600. out Of q gross
product Of Million and half s ,oo0, 900. +
Thus only about Is per cent. of the bullion
marketed went TO the supposed owners.
Other mines have done better, and come
have done worse The Savage mine Welded
81 100, 600 in the last six months net profit
$3.50 eco, or 324 per cent. The Hall and
Norcross and Yellow jacket mines made
each very nearly the same operation IN
twelve months The 0phir mine Welded
$3.50, 900, and no Dividend al all. On the
other hand. the Eureka Of Grass Valley pro-
duced $500, ooo, of which S420, 900, inst 20
per cent, was profit; and the Eureka Of
Amador county produced S4s5,ooo, Of which
$50 900 or 81 per cent, was profit When
they ret the Pacific railroad, agriculture and
manufactures among themselves, and mstur
ed processes OF extracting the metal from
the ore. our miners may all be able to cry
kpreEa -
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The White Fine Compound.

sit early in The spring 81 50 tins compourd
originated A msrrr-r Of my family vns afflicted
irritation farpsf attended With dssa-
asie cough had fr months previous Thought
that preparation having fsf the nsids bxrt OF
slte pine s ht b. romp0unfe- 10 be very useful
diseases Of lie thfost lung tt test the saiue
Of It ID. .tua to- compound small auap-
tiy If the neacsue that tad been ps-Enbg, AID Enss
IL 10 teA-pefnfsii he r-~sit exceecinsy
gratifying Hi.hln days til. Irritation Of the Throat
removed. b. eeugh -u~Isrd speedy cure wss
f-ct.d som sfs-t sent conn To lady IN Lon
donderry N. vino had oeer suffering for some ~eeks
irjm bal coas seea 5nea ~ snolen cnia ehs hso
raised nucn. s1r~sket With blood Els. soon found TO
lief and .ent for lorr She about OF
IT. AND got well, J. B Glzrk, ksq., rdtr Of the MN
chester tsily MIR made trsi o. the saline pr~tsra
tn. uf q cold and was cured imn-di
st.ty He vas hshly pie.-ed Win the results and
eonh dent t<Reing lie asiss. placed b.
f,rw pufc he aaiiy persaad~d 10 give IL .
name, and send 1t abroad bep@bt the suffering In
Nov-nter Is INST advertised under the name Of
White Pine ComroBrd. In years fruD that tine
there had been whci-saled In Manchester alca< on.
HUNDRED dollars worth whore tnet tn. led ossii the
cough rsuieds in the market audit anil uaintsn ths
posssse- There cot is, IT a. ssss 9th
Ing and hea ing ustuie, IL warming 10 the som
ab aud pleasant wiixi the and is exceedingly
chsxp.
aAsa remedy for kidney mplsipts the White Pine
Cos1roupd stand. a,.rts.~d ft~ss orikirstet 10,
tha, purpose but person IN using IL fs cough wai
only cured NJ the cr-gh hui a-a cured OF
kidney diligently Of Standing. t4uce THAT &c
eideniai discover, many Thousands hve Used for tbs
complaint ssf have tern carnriet-as cured
The above written ~ Ds. rofn-d In I've s'nc'
ther In Mnrcts-ss-r fhs VII " Ffp~ Compound ha'
taken lead o al To-gh remedies we'll ms pr~pa
for the Kidney ttrniti~s, in every CITY
Village AND haD,is, throughout tins New kngant
States
This remedy % sal. and pleasant to take as 81
fectusi-
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--s~,..e,. c,-

How TO Pssvrss CDsA EaEr.-Cold fesl
nre nuinnce-fhey asa innnn1anisnka nd
decidedly uncomfortable. Ladies, ve under.
ss SSd o. 3. = -: H. - =
s SS.s spos I'd e, T. J - Her
small boots, especially during winter weather,
just 30 long will thsg b. troubled ~ above. 4
young lady up town has kindly furnished N
HtalEa ncip& vAekpAe has u11y1pQwa
10 b e1bctase, t1oa-ual keep fe.kNM nd
We give It without, however, recommendins
its general nse.
She asys, Il am trnnbled With sold feet,
but manage to keep them warm BY lying in
bed every morning until after my mother has
built rousine FIRE and prepared breakfast.
i stHa Ut mp, place my feet - tls frese oil
H. $500, eat my morning meal I'D The
nnws, sod afer warming some nanueh md
wrapping them about my poor feet return
to bed, where remain until nearly noon.
repeat this every twenty four hours, and find
it very cohtorsbls. think l hal sur
vife. sAs - s. 2 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

FROM BUFFALO-ss New York tine from De-
pos cor. III change Aschlsss ssse.
40 A. -. Sew \ ork Day Expresa, fsnr-
DAYS xcs ptest at Horbe i-silt. kzso1 n
(BkftE e1sqa 2-ie p. tbt es IN .
sseS sap !. Ard nrriss In NFA Tax ie3o p.
n, Connects = 9rrss BEND with Dsiswase. L-ck-
axanna " s~t~sn Railroad. and At Jersey City
with Midnight Express Tfsin @. New je-sef Rail
rumd f,r Phiiair' lh a. Rai'ir ore and ashnEton
sac A. NJ Expr~ss HAIL, via Won aed Eor-
psaissshs ttsnassA Sptedf. Arrives In New
York et D. conrects 81 81sasrs vi Ii NJ rth-
err eutra RAILWAY for Ear. isnnrg. Pbilade phia
baltimore WASHINGTON and rsapss son,h.
$50 r. 81. Lightntng Express. Sundays ex
ceet<dy Grsspeaf Hefntf he 4 - ~. Irup
and ArrTees IN New York - y m o~ves5ss II
Jsf-ey City with Morning Expre-. Tr.in sfNe~
1rrsey Raitr I'd svv Baltimore and Washington
khd At New York with Morning kxpr Train fan
ssostsn and k~~ Engisrd Cti $.
go r n. New York Night Express,
DIZZY suJ~ at Heruelsyii 5000 $. m Sup
interesting with the Ali y. m. Trsit T om Dan
kirk and arrive In New York at 1880 Ai-c
connects kimua for Harrisburg Phiadelphis
and South,
aI20 r. n. Csncfnnau Express. Sunday
exeers~s} stops at e&isxs-h snns !. asa m tBkite
Turn-r'e lie p m. tDins}. ard srriss Ia S~~
De1awna lAnkawans q wstef Railroad fen
acrsnfcn Trenton and fhiled.lrhta, snd ~ N~s
york with AT, rnosn Trains 20 steamers fol
Boston and NV England Clues
oo2v One rrsn unrt On Sunday, hariDg 196aio u
kl0 B. = and resc .frg Nss farkAf fs0RMs
Z ~ SIS -
Ros.oe AM KXv EseLfSp PASSWORDS. vim ths
BaxxssQ are ttan-f rr-d fye. NJ eorgs IN Ees York
THx rk.v VENTILATED Asn Masf 1.rxr MODS si11p-
ryo CostRw arlN THE WORLDS secomps
ny ali uighr trains Ills railway
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VARIOUS MIsraAas---We published letter
lately relative to the valuable manganese beds
of Arkansas, discovered from geological in
dicatioos, inst before the civil xa<- To @ il
may be aAded a more recent discovery Uf mo
same kind near Mission Dolores Cal. Man
eauese 10 also mined on SEN Pablo hay- The
rapidly increasing consumption of Manganese
in the manufacture of Bessaner steel adds
greatly to the importance Of these develop
ments.
The Tennessee copper mines, reopened
since the war, begin to turn out large pro-
dast inpeaed, however, By the 1snt Of suf-
6cient faciiitie for transportation. Much nj
:ention is drhwn to the iron veins OF that
State, by Geological report just published,
showing verb extensive deposits.
I The IRON ~ Norh Casdlki Of greatval.
ae. psrtlcuh kly fh miAs. u Enco6 couasy.
and the rich deposits on Deep river described
by the State Reologist, Mr. Emmons. In the
latter region are also found coal, gray and
yellow copper, roofing slate, mill stones. and
agalmatolite or imsge stone, somewhat rare
mineral.
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0bt @ntt dim.


4
Ii is about eighteen years since this woman
then young and almost white, escaped from
slavsry onA GeoEgn pianhtien, ~ assuming
the garb Of Young man mud IN Invalid, trav-
cling TO the North fer medical advice I'm
able 10 write; she put her arm in sling, thst
she might have m oxcnee for askSag - ho-
tel cIesks to enter her name IN their registers.
She brought her husband With her - the CO.
pacity of . servant, and the two Travelled to-
gether in cars and steamers, stopping At the
fashionable hotels on the way, ~ithout deeec-
ton. They lived in Boston till m attempt
was made 10 capture them under the Fusi-
tive Slave Law of 1851, when they escaPed to
England. So much by way of introduction
to the following paragraph from the London
correspondence of the Boston tossss0n>
tcealth
Ellen Craft m quite good looking, quite
intelligent. and is welcomed In the best soci-
ETY. OF London. Lately she met al dinner
company, without knowing 1t, ex-6ov Eyre,
and. as fate would have IL, fell to talking of
the Jamaica affair with him. Ellen knews
how to use her tongue with considerable ef
feet, and the Ex-Governor was somewhat
amazed and embarrassed TO hear himself ter
ribly casticated by . lady Of whose relation
to the negro race he had no idea whatever.
Whilst the conversation was going on, some
one limited to her that the person to whom
she was uttering her indignation was no 9th
er than ex-Gov, Eyre himself; whereupon,
frankly and unembarassed, she turned upon
him and said solemnly, DO not you yourself,
SIR, feel now that poor Gordon was most I'M
justly executed The Ex-Governor upon
this was overwhelmed with confusion. turned
very red. excused himself and walked to the
other end of the room. Ellen is a kind OF
missionary among the grandees here. She was
the other day st.a 6ne dinner, where Arsemus
Ward was guest, and came out bluntly with,
They tell me, Mr.. Brown, that you are al
ways very hard upon the poor negro Arte-
mus. who was entirely unaware Of the race
of the person with whom he was conversing
replied, Now. who told you that Well, q
good many people; but, in fact, there is a
good deal in your books that would never
have been written by friend of that unfor
tunate rnee.i Artemus eoiored considerably.
for he felf that the company be was in felt 3
certain sympathy with her rebuks, and he
said: Not 1t all; | abuse white people as
much as I do the blacks we'll, rejoined
Ellen, looking him straightly IN the eyes, 1
hope you will never again write anything
which shah make people believe Mai you are
against the negro. IL it not passsag strange
that an intelligent and re6esd fugitive slave
should be over here confronting and rebuking
in high places the enemies Of her people.
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ru1s K.ur.y .Yrrxns vtox

. fHIs RAILWAY ExTEsps PROM
Dunk rk 10 n. York, A00 mica.
Buffalo 10 New York, 423 mtleA.
SAian eAnca 10 n. York 4lS niIes.
h r1es
- to q Miles the Shortest Route
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Hmerson's Agency.
THE "FL0RENCEn

AkWIM0 MACHINES have
the rsvsrsahis iced motion,
which enables the operator
10 have the work carry siih-
~ nay. or 10 change n. a.
rersien and fnaten the end
efscAms BY turning = thumb
screw They are neissiees
and car be nsed whore quiet
10 necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder OF all, because
Of its soabise6 elasticity
strength and beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29

Tar rks. VENTILATED Masr 1.rxr hyeus sI1xs-
rss Costs1 A1lN THE WORLDLY scromps-
nv ali night trains this railway s.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-19

DEATH FROM SPONTANEOUS CoMBus-
rIoN.-Ths Do~npat,ick treland) Re
eorder reports = case OF alleged spontaue-
Gus combustion in the humsn body ~
baving occurred 10 thattown. A woman,
named Mary Mcmillan, and her SOD, liv-
ing in house in Barron Lane, were miss.
cd, and the door Of their house was fore
cd open. Hugh Mcmillan. the son, was
found lying With his head next the fire.
place and bis feet towards the door, insen
sible. In an inner room were found lying
under the window lew fragments Of what
bad been his mother. A bed and led
stead in the room had been burned and
the woman had died by fire. Some fur
nilure In the apartment was s,ill moulderI
ing. The only portions Of her body found
we're the breast, hands, both feet and the
lower third Of the leg bones. At the in
quest DR.. Newpor. White said he wa,
strongly Inclined to the opinion that the
woman's death wn caused by sponiape-
Gus combustion. .'.r...
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-19
The Markets.

CHARLESTON, December IA Prices were
frmer early in the day, and in some trans.
notions hardened cent per h., but news
OF decline at Liverpool caused the i'm.
provement to be lost, and the rates 81 osed
nt the quotations of the day before. Sales
$40 bales. We quote from IS TO Is.
NEW YORK, December l4.-Cottsu
less active, sales Of 1900 bales at I5i and
l5f. Gold 1874.
BALTIMORE. December l4.--Cotton is
depressed and nominal nt IS cents. Floui
dull. Bacon and Lard dull.
LIVERPOOL, December I3-Cotton to
arrive, frmer at I'd. sales Of IO, 900 bales
market othrrv ise unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, December l4.-Cotton
easier and declined I'd sales do not exceed
5000 balss.