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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03
Dedication.

The Dedication Of the Building cf the
Bloomsburg Literary Institute will take
place on the afternoon and evening of April
3d. Eminent speakers are expected, and
the students will give an exhibition consist.
ing of declamations, essays, colloquies, and
music The stockholders and public are in,
yi.ei to attend.
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I UMBER! LUMBER !

A ne,e Lumber Yard IN Bloonsbury,
THE nnderssned would Respectfully inform those
l In wpnt NJ luinbrr that he cuntinnest ~ nann,M
tWre and kcept on hand = good supply Oi bui'dina
nUd tencinv IN. tcr,t, ~ his reri0ene., snort dts
tance north of the depot, which he uars ~ sar ~
res .uuahle rates JACOu cVhOshH
BIvoM vburg. June 90. t6dh
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WrsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM. This
Bslsmic compound has become a home fix
trre. Let all who suffer, and have in vain
attempted to cure their coughs, colds, bron.
chical Or pulmonary complaints, make use
of this unequallod remedy IT can be roli-
cd upon, as the mass of testimony that has
Keen published since its introduction is am
pie proof OF its efficacy.
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be- The South East part Of our town is
improving rapidly. At the present time
there are dozen OF more buildings in course
oferection.
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DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS.

And Cnarfh, treated with the utmost success, by J.
irAM's, ", D. ucu'etand Aurist tformerly ofLsy.
den, HolIand,) No. $40 PINE stItet. piiiiADA.-
Testimonials, from the mos, reiiahe sources In tn"
City and County can be seen at his ofce. This med.
ica faculty are invited 10 accompany their PATIENTS
ss he has no secrets in his piactice ARTIFICIAL
EYES. inserted wituoat pAm. No charge Tor exasa
.n~pa. IAvrii o. isss'-ir
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GREE TO EVERY YBODY.

A large q m. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance to tha young of both sexes.
ittelrhes how the honely may beco no be autifai
The dcspised respected. asi lhe forsnxen loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to sen"
heir address, anil receive copy postpaid. by re.
urn mt, A!irn.sr. u. Drawer, ~. Troy, ~.
E,h ~ lazy Nv
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sS- TIE wSe. has been turued into the
canal at this place. 1t is quite full, and ne
may expect soon 10 hear the sound Of the
hoatman's horn.
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LOVE AND MATRiMONY.

The ntr ctions ofthe opposite sex mny b" ra'nedhy
following simp" rules, and all may ma rry hapri'y,
IL d..ircd without rse,rl 10 wealth. ar or beau ~
Send directed envelope aud stamp 'nr par icahrsto
Madam LUCILLE DETARRE,
Jnn, o. ISfG.-ly. uih'e House NJ" 'oiN'
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SNROELlIA

The Rev Gro. SrnEss Of 6.oos'yn, ". v, say,
in IL. HihIe Xs5'rrr by WY "f Tprgy far pnhns1
ing a.rIcaI crr.iicae ~ his NisaLIe, nf the eur
OF hIs only ,'E, al tcIGuh, ''Hirr aIH.Outon az
reared inevitable" "N, rdhll.h this .lat",nnnt MT
fur paw, hgt Ia gratitude 10 tni M has lhus an.
'swsr- prayer ed IL Justice to Dr h"d-rS b." az
salI-hrd that IhrI. II virus Ia the Iniin. Water
"irraIniut, whyh the rrri. Of This Magazine VIII
'trauk II. Editor fur bringing to tic.r notice.
Circulars tree.
d.. u. knIrrs' Todiue Water is for sale by !. 8.
plNsMORE, Proprietor, Au ',"y 81, y Y. aud hy all
p.ugg:sls. ,1arcH iJ, VI INN.
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7 ovrLY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS, send An
| . addressed rnvelon. and 2s rrrty,and viii send
YOU some valuable ntornailo that WIN please you
Address MARY MOORE, 1871 broadway, Ny.
Nav H. lstG
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AYOlD THE OuACKS.

ifyou are suffering from the effects of Youthful In
discretion an. have seminal Weakness Emissions I.
&C, viii send you, ffee Of charge. information
whit h ir followed will ome yon without tho ala OF
medicines. Address HENRY Ah'hEN,
Jan. 8, Iet7.-iy. stau"h D.Hcw No'K'
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VALUABLE HORSES,

nd are unwilling TO trust them 10 thu caro- Of ssgn
,ur aud ir., % d Farnrrs. Their wishes ara u,
length iulv ~ fed, by (Dr; l'eaIc) being prevailed
up"n I" aii,w t.t valuable Enumeration (Which has
pruypu So riic ,.rNs the varous diSeuscs) to be
urrl atrd nud brJnrn! out To tile public
r,s Enib tocuiinn was extensively used by tho
Government during til. war. ~
Auuro,a ait order tn UR EDMOND REALE
Iua souih secvad ST. PhIlaJelp pkia, Pa.
Nnyrh ~, ~ hiin.
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"'' Unsolicited TESTIOMONY.
"''~ =
rom AspRrw AgcUlP ESQ OF Fairfield, Ne.

From NSpRfw NHcHEP, Esq, OI FnIT'cId, We.
About tight yeats s,rcc. my son, Henry 4. Arch
er now Postmaster at faittnld, Somerset County
Ne, was attacked with s?Ii'lns ni blGnd, cnGgh
wegknG.s oi inu.s ~ g"ns NJ dcbiiity 30 nu"h 81
tsII our f,miiy rhysIcian declared hItn In havt a
Srat.d Con. m.urpiiun n" wRS mndrr medical treat
"ut for number Of mpuih. ait rcr"iv I'D 40 beir M
from il, ~ lsuRth, frnm the solicitation uf hIn'srl
and uihrrs ! WAS nIuct,l to purch unr bottle -,
W,.ir.'I tni-n 80 ~ W'Id ih-,ry "hrh brr"ttt"i
hIiu 81 nyrh hat | UhtIIner anG'hGt NE, wHisi
in u short iiine rcsturGd MA tu h- usual state ~
hraitr thrIs | Gao Nlr,y teca.nnapd thIs r,mHdy
Icuin"Is ~ likG CUH!iiiuu for ~ Is think all II
puipr.ts t. e-I he Great Lyns kcm-dy tor "a :
1IH.s
rhr above .,atrrn~nt gentlemen, Is my voluntary
"a iIrg 20 you Ia favor OF you Gi5uin, an! Is 81
your JI-pnsHI
Prepared by SETH W. sC"LE Z SOW IL Ire
mont 81, busIo,, and g -ais 10y prussHt. generally
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EXCELSIOR EXCEIISIORli
~ CHI ELLAR' s
HAIR EXTERMINAToP FOR REMOVING SUPER

To the iadie, e.-esiay this .nva,VGhle dopilntory
dc itself As being an almost ndis sbis
article 10 female beauty is easily applied does not
burn or injure the skin but acts directly the roots
II IL warradted To remove superfuOus hair from
low fonheajs, or from any part &c the b"dy, cum.
petey, totally and radically extrpa,ins the same.
leavirS the skin sol, smooth aud natural. This Is
the oaiy real article used BY the French and Ia ,a
only real eictai depiliory In existence. Price rs
cent per puCkagc. sent p0st paid to auy address On
receipt of an order, by BERGER, SHl'I"rS & Co.,
Feb. ~, U7-ly, Chemists. sej River St. troy, Y.
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RH~ The accounts Of the firm Of JAcocY
4 eHuMAs as far as sent out for collection
.re In the hands Of the following persons:
Mpin Tbsousaip. .-JouN II, HrrLER ;
aAMrft CaEAsY.
Bsaor.--BENJ. ZIMMERMAN, Post Mas.
Ter.
Maiav0e u. J. CAMPBELL, Post 6as.
Caaauasa. STEPHEN BALpY.
Roo+ascreeh, Ctntralia, and Asl'and--
JOHN HAESEr.
All mistakes tha. may have happened if
any, in making up the accounts, can and
wiU be promptly corrected upon calling our
attention to the matter
In Sugarloaf Township; bills for collection
have been placed in the hands Of MoNrGoM
EaY CoLr, to whom paymcn. is requested
TO be mada at the earlcstconvenience.
In Scott Township, all persons knowing
tbemselvesin in arrears for subscription, and
advertising, to the DEMOCRAT, will please
make payment to JOSEPH IlLLgY.
It is desired that all who are indebted 70
JAooBY 4 sHuNAN on subscription and ad
rertising, will endsavor to settle the same at
an early data.
The accounts for the other Townships are
all made mp, ard will be sen. or. for settle
mcnt in the cou.se o? a few days
Tho advance system is decidedly the bess,
md every publisher who does not conduct
bic business upon that system is sure to sus.
tain considerable loss
The country pross could adopt thia ru'ci just
as swell as orr. brethren Of the city press, and
they should do it.
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u ! II d

Tn Catawissa, on the 29th ult., Miss Mar
tina, daughter Of Solomon and Hannah shu-
man, aged l6 years, months aud days.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

pJ- Mrs. Sallio Jones' Of Petersburg,
Va. IA colored lady,) presented the freed.
mems bureau last Tuesday, with three boun.
cling babies at one birth.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
C,,hc};SnSo fore r,yo,,,.,y

Il Substitute for C0lOmel.
These Pills are conp,sei Of var.ou, roots, having
tho power to reax the secrct,ou5 of the LIVER o.
promptly and cfnc.ually Is b!uo pill or mercury,
and without producing any o: those dlsagIec or
lL.ter.
In oil blcr. dlsor'crs .hose Pills may be used with
confidence. q, hoy promo the discharge Of vitia.ed
bic, and remove thosc distractions from the liver
cnd hillary ducts, wh.cl. are tho cause OF bilious
a.reolous In general.
sCHENCR's MANDRAKE PILLS cuSe Sick
Hesaashe, Gad all DISORDERS the Liver indicated by
sallow skin, coa;e1 tongue, costiyencss drowslpe,a
and general feeling OF woa.ness and iassitude,
showing that the liver Ia In torpid or obslructcd
condition.
In short, these Pills may be usoi with sdvou.
tace in oil eases when o pursntivo or Alternative
medicine Is required.
PcHe Nsk tor ''Dr. scbcnc!s'a Mandrake Pills."
snd obg?rvo that tho two likenessss OF tho Doctor
Gro on the 6overnIien. stamp-oae when in the last
staso Of Consunp.ou, and the other in his present
hoath.
Sold By all Druggists 1nd dealers. Price % cents
per box. irinc pal ONhco, No. Is North Gh S,rcsts
Philadelphia, Pm.
81 Park Row New York; o. 9. Ilsnce, los Daltl.
moro g., Bahi rors Nd. John ID. Park, N. Z.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut s., Cine nnni Ohio;
Wake: Il Taylor, ls4 aud 1sd watash Avenue,
Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Brothers, southwest corner
o. socoud and Vino H.s., 81. Louis, No.
tith d 9Th ". "a. mo. I ~
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

This remedy has lnng been cherished BY the com
msnily fnr iis remarkable eff cacy in relieving. heat
ing and curing the ost Obstinate, painful! snd"ne.
standing casss OF CogGh, Coid tnnuerza, Sore
Throat. Bron, hits, Whouring Cough, Group. As'h'
ma, inflammation OF the Lungs. whila evSn Con
sumption ,t.c II has yielded 10 ,- ungic influence
when all other means have failed. It's whole hi tury
proves rha, the psM has produced n" remedy Of
equal value RS lur the numerous ami danger
pulmonary affections which prevail all over the
land
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renowned
hsrroiogist and SomnambuIisIi: CiaiIvoyant, while
in cairvoyant state dcncales the very features N
the person you are to marry, and by tl,r all Of
instrument Of intense power, known as thu Psycho-
moiropr gn1rau'ers 10 prodic. perfect and life
like picture Of the future husband wife Of the ap.
pcant, with date and marriage, occupation. leading
traits AMI character. etc. rhis is M imposition ms
testimonials without Eumber eau assert. Ey stating
place Of birth, age. disposition. color OF eycs aud
hAr, anu rnc'osrg fi'iy cents aid stamped cn"el.
ops addres'cd TO youufli you will receive picture
by cf mail. together ith desired uiorrpat ian
re- Address in CO iidencs. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P .. BLx 297, Wet rroy.N Y.
L..
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REs,ARATO.. CArgEg

For restoring hair upon bald heads lirom whatever
esuso it pGy have ialleu ou;) and forcing growth "
hair upon the face II has no equal. II will iorcr 'hs
beard to grow upon the smoothest face IN from FIVE
10 eight weeks hair upoa bald beads III FROM two
to three months. few ignorant practitioners huye
asserted that there nothing that will force hast
III. crow III of tho hair OF beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living Witnesses tir"n
their experienced can bear wi ness. But many will
say how ure we to distinguish the genuine fIoin tis
spurious II certainly is difficult AZ ninetenihS of
the different Preparation advertised for the hair ami
beard are entirely worthless. aud yon may nave a :.
ready thrown away large amounts IN their purchase,
To such we would say Try the Repara,or Capiili II
will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up I"
representations your Druggists does not Keep H.
send US one dollar and vii, forward IL. POSTPAID,
together with a receipt for the money, wlirh will b.
returned you application. providing entire "a IL.
faction is not gwen. Address, w. v. CLARK ca,
Chemists, No = West Faycte ST., Syracuse, N.Y,
Feb2 '67-iy H
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ne5" The Rev. J. r. DINM, Of the Lu.he-
ran Church, Of this place, preached his fare
well sermon on Sabbath last. During the
past eight years at this place he has preached
/, ,492 sermons; married 95 couples; and
delivered lG5 funeral sermons. He has Ia
bored faithfully in the good cause, and leaves
many warm friends in this community who
regret his departure. His field of labor will
be hereafter at Selinsgrove, Snyder County.
BLANKS. Petitions and Bonds for Tav
ern License; Summons, Subpmnas and Ex-
ecu.ions Blank School Orders; Bonds for
School Treasurers, Ovcrseers Of the Poor
and Collectors; Blanks for Constables' sales
Petitions for Naturalization Blanks for
Justices in Attachment cases; Notices for
Road Views; Dlank Notes for Vendues,
and other Blanks; all Of which can be had
on reasonable terms and in quantities to
suit purchasers.
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For improving and Rea:i, inn the Compile lion.
he most valuable end pc CT preparation In use for
giving the sam u beautiful pearl.iike tint that 70
only found In youth. II rnrkiy removes Tan Freck
Frnptions md in,ht,ies of the ska indy healing
III. same leaving the SKIN white an rieaT AS aabas
ter lts use Garnet hn detected by the closest scru
tiny and ~ ing vegetable Preparation Ia perfectly
harmless. Us the "r,y article cf the kind used by
Ine Fench and !. cons Wy TIM Parsian as in.
dis ,fnsihls 10 pc,fsrt toiIrt Upwards of ~ O0o
guarantee or hs,eaieaty, Prize only IS. reuts =
Sent By mail Vs.t pa,d On receipt Of ar order. BY
pet q tees-,y - River d.. rsoH n Y.
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SHAHRmE;yt ytl,2 80

and all whe have tried IT, u be the beat application
eve, used. 1his Embrocaiion ha- bcen put up Tor
ver ia ht years, rnd 1t /. oniy brough the
,r ina nd ANA urgent request nf INV Irirhds and the
public tina, srnd ii tU,ih rs the gtanu rrHirdIal
aprut for th- vnruus hisea es to winch that noble
aud usc.ul au,nial, the hurs" IL sahjGci.
,uuhy remedies have been offered 10 the public
under Inherent fOrms. Of ih,sr are iujuruus
utbers ht hest OF lIitie use, aud many whuliy I'M.
prop r to answer the PURPOSES for which they are
rccuunit ndrd
"a lidiiuus an really useful conpU sition, free
itsn those Otjeutiuns, has herrtnlore long been de-
.l..L LA IIiiiIIA EnuilenIul WHO hhNu
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DEPARATOR CAPILLI.

Th.ow away !aice friz:os your swtctes, ycu. wiz .
Destructive of comfort. aGi not worth fg;
Come AGED, come youthfulabome usl. ami fair,
And rp,otce in YOUR own iuIuEiaut hair,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

r,qur,ng the use Of an raternnl application.
This new Compound, prepared Nv n practical
Chemist, haing full knowi.i2e "f all the mrdi cal
virtues oi chth Ingredient that enters Il" II. cupo
-Ilinn il warranted tn exceed anything nf the kna
ever yet offered 10 tnr pubic as an external nppil
cuInn ihr the disra.as for whirhItis recommended
We ave satisiieh mat II wii work itf own rO1 to
the cnnh-mce uf all who use II. ani ti1sa whn try
~ nucr will never he wnhuu, IL. and therefore we
rely rr.eritncr tue bee: test Of ITS usefulness.
Il Il nrnnuunepL by
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

The President of the Corps Legisla
tiff gave ball recently in Paris
From the correspondence Of the Queen
we make few extracts:
One toilet consisted of bright green
tulle embroidered with straw; above
the tulle skirts there was magni6cet
tunic of Bruges lace, and above the
lace green silk sash, embroidered
with straw. This sash, or rather scarf,
was tied at the left side, Immediately
below the vtunic, with large bow
fringed with straw, and in the centre
Of the bow there was tuft of wheat
ears. The bodice consisted of pufhngs
of green tulle separated by straw cord !;
the lace berthe matched the tunic. and
the left shoulder was decorated with
a small bouquet of wheat ears. A dog
collar necklace of green velvet ribbon,
fringed with straw, was tied at the
back of the throat, aud the ends fell
very low on the skirt. A Ceres head
dress, with IcorouetS of wheat ears
mounted ongreen velveteompleted the
toilet-not a diamond, or any other
precious stone, and this dress was worn
by Que of the richest women in Paris,
whose jewels are an exhibition of
themselves, but their fair possessor,
.eTaF - assess islf bas
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Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
Isl Broadway. corner Murray Street,
New York.

THE MOST RELIABLE SECURITY
- from Fire now known. over thirty
thousand "HerriIig's safes" have been.
sold and are now In nse, and more than
800 have passed safely through accidental
fires.
emit Bankers sales, made OF Wrought Iron,
Steel Bars, and the new metal, SptegeL Eiseys
Tor Patent Crystalized from, from the ore
of Franklinite, the only material which
equals the diamond in It's hardness now
known TO the world, and is the best resist-
ant to a burglars drills or cutting tools
ever manufactured. 1888 =
Also, House safes, ParIor Safes, Side
board and Cabinet Safes for silver-ware,
valuable papers, ladies' iewelry, &c, &c,
made to represent handsome u. eces OF fur
niture. = nd for illustrated catalogue.
Herring, Farrell & Sherman, Isl Broad
way, corner Murray Street, New York;
Farrell, Herring d Co., Philadelphia; Her
ring g. Co., Chicago.
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strange to say. makes her appearance
not unfrequently without single or
nament of value.
Curls are now generally worn, but
without any formal regularity in the
arrangement-ift there are two curls on
one side of the head, for example,
there is only one on the other; ring
lets are also worn, coming from be-
meath the chignon and hanging down
the back. The pretty style of arrang-
ing the hair, called the Leda, is almost
the only exception to this rule, as it
presents some regularity of appear
ance. Itconsists of three plaits, Joined
together at the top Of the head in
bow a Ia Diane, with few light ring
lets falling over them; there are
two curls on the right side, one of
which commences from the top of the
head and hangs behind the ear, the
other commences behind the ear and
hangs on the neck; at the left side
there are three curls, one of which Is
extremely long, and is thrown quite to
the back of the shoulder.
The correspondent of the London
Times, writing of the same ball, tells
how the English princes kept their
roses fresh. s
THE Prince of Wales wore black
coat and white waistcoat, across which
was the broad red grand Gordon of the
Legion of Honor, tights. and the gar
ter on the knee. The Duke of Edin-
burg was dressed in precisely the same
way, with the exception that he wore
the blue ribbon of the garter across
his white waistcoat. They both had
rosebud in button-hole, the fresh
ness of which throughout the evening
is, understand, attributable to new
and ingenious tailor's continuance, by
means of which the rose stalk is placed
in little vial of water hidden in a
pocket made expressly for it."
Girls let US tell you the plain, stub
born truth. No young woman ever
looks sofwell to a sensible young man
as when dressed in plain, neat, mod
est attire, without single ornament
about her person. She looks then as
though she possessed worth in b ers elf
and needed no artificial rigging to en-
nance her value. If yodug woman
would spend as much time in improv-
ing her mind, training her temper a nd
cherishing kindness, mercy and other
good qualities, as most OF them do in
extra dress and ornaments to increase
their personal charms, she would at a
glance be known among a thousand; ;
her character would be read in her
countenance. ttfF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

THE

-ZE THE q
first thing you should do, after you read
this heading, should be 10 put your hand
in your pocket, take out twents five cents,
and send for copy for year. II you do
not feel like risking that big amount, why,
ask your neighbor to take IL; but as an
III AMERICAN
you should support an American enter
prise You will find our paper worth ten
NOR, sketches. and poetry will I'LL its col
umns and IL will make
WIT
of you and all your relations. No use OF
delaying; the amount is not large, and
you may as well invest your
TWENTY-FIVE
cents now as TO wait six months II will
save doctors visits, as no one can read 10
and get sick. 1t is filled with sense, nom
sense, and innocence, and twenty-five
CENTS -
will make you as merry as a cricket for a
year To come. We want at least twenty
hve subscribers from y our town, and you
might az well head the list as
4
young man we know of in your town
Send along your stamps the more the
merr1er; and when our subscr ption list
runs up, we will send for
YEAR
paper twice as large az the one we now
issue. Address all letters TO RICHARD
son q COLLINS, AZ John street, N Y.
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New Real Estate Agency
YgHHJ. II. Elliott ~ SON

xrAVE OPENED A REAL ESTATE
III Agency for the sale OF and renting of
lands. Houses, &c. &c.
Persons having houses or land TO rent or
SELL or persons wishing to purchase or
rent, will do well by. calling on them at
their Office, on t--
PA Third Street, near Locust, =
ss4 I'm E1Iiott-S Block.
~ juneu If -.-,-,f r.
-s.,-5ry !. g. Il s-- 1880 zsEa ti I<s-.t --ss1E
go
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WE NTED- EVERYWHERE :

Wy NTED- EVERY WHERE - Sales
w men, Ladies and Gentlemen-SlOO to
$3.50 per month-To sell the genuine Com
mon -ense Family Sewing Machine Price
only SIS. This machine will stitch hem
fell, tuck, bind, quilt, braid and EN- broider
The cloth cannot be pulled apart, even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
OF an inch. Every machine warranted for
three years. Send for circulars and terms
to agents. or call at McDowell's Block.
corner Fourth and Green Street, Louis
vile, Kentucky. BLISS q MCEATHRON,
General Agents.
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"A MES Celebrated Portable and Sta
"a t1onary steam Engines, all sizes,
and superior to all Others.
Call or write for circular
Depot No. so, outh Canal Street, Chs
cago, Ill.
ANES' IRON WORKS, Proprietor,
Oswego, New York.
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To III PATHONS OF THE
l. CLEVELAND WATER CURE.-The
commencing its Twentieth Season, he IS
better prepared than ever to give health
facilities To the needy. In addition To our
partments, which we have enlarged and
perfected during the last year, we have
Also added the Exhaustive Air Bath, which
Is Invaluable In many cases.
With these additions to our institution,
we now command the greatest variety. the
most complete bathing facilities that can
De found In any one place in the world
IL. II. fEEI.Ys. n IBrpprfafore
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Nl.W ARRIVALS.

500 bushels Prime Peach Blow Potatoes.
! $1,000 pounds Fresh Wheat Bran. 1s.a
100000 pounds Ground Cora Oats, Corn,
&c, &c. june II.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
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NINETY VALUABLE PREMIUMS.
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