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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

sffs9sse flt Is gfts-st at .sa9TF~ ~ o. nrn ~
s 9 nnl,o Z most l Respectfully insilsd
to call and examine the property' ail ~
which can he seen at any ti9ae.
The ticket holders present on the Gay ~
the dfa \. shall desisnale ;tAs persons 2
'p1ka ~ sas resident ii h.her towns
will ifithey SO elect. be represented by
ono Of more agents empowered 10 ac' i'or
'n The Made Of drawing win be as follows:
First, there WILDE placed ina wheel the
tiekais o9utajninx tina prizes QeDs a s.. w.
| respOndS with the tickets seldl Aticket
Iwillbe drawn from sono containing lpe
fnurnbera, and Ut the same time one lTom
one containing the prizes. and the pra0e
iSlrawR shall bs given heYeFsOn wnose
daicka. corresponds with the anum ~ Der
j "a drt,d title will lbS given for the Real
Estate offered in the foregoing stileDNe.
4Ths Rersosja1 Property switisbe. delivered
Ito the drawer 10 persony Or 70 ms Orssr ~
s0oY, ns possible aftAr drawinRs ana the
i Reapers and Moweas by ofaer Or the
manufAatpFeTs who sfsll laeys them ready
in tirpAlbfaiArvesewQfE triaSesssu;;a !,
IcsrfiScasfs 3naiS be psole eted ..agtinst the
lnossibilitv 1t fraud, fnur dollars cut Drew
ferv 1--WE shuii.,,c dc p,qsitrt in the First Ma,
tional Bank. Oskaloosa, Iowa, and be held
Lar hieot Is his order, IN CASE tho dtstfsbu-
tioa shalin0t take place. The one dollar
retnfmo II povs for the Engraving delivered
J. p. HARBOUR, Mannger.
III orders foss tickets sAduld be address
i ed To j. r.. HARBOUR. OSkaloosAs Iowa
Post ofilce R9x ], M, 49, X. sursii I'd VII
RE fe Z nee 81.
Jna WhsfS, Prasident list n, B. Oskaloos'
Il VIA q. Smith, Prest IiC. II II. OskAlOos
t.iones q EvArN, QSkalQosa. Junction.
Ino II. Warren. cash. LIST IT, B. Oskalo0s,
Col. Cyrus Ma0key, Higourneys. 49,
kenjahlin Root, OSkaioosa. ,,s,a s,.t b
i TICK ET8 f5r sale at the News Depot
P. o. building, and Mt the First Nationa
Bank, Oskaloosa, Iowa. AnN WIN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

Bad brUa.h ~ often one; of the at
tendants of - disordered stomach,
and ,nay be speedily obviated BY the
use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, BY
removing the cause the OBJECT is re-
moved. Our druggists all sell it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

...an No BETTER PRooF REoUIRRD.--lt
Ii has not yet been publicly denied that
the Best Chemical Saleratus made e
D.aB.. De Laud & Co.,. is all that its
friends have claimed that is . pure
and wholesome article. This Cannot
bc,s denied in the face Of tho testimo-
ny or chemist and those best qnali.
fed to judge. Itismuch better than
sSota. .,.s,,s.., .fe 4.s tst
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

itfrs Ixsf!ssa SsasE.s. SORTS s 80. .A8
4,i,s,...s !, and SKzEA
p Rempa y inches. haEs ena lnhleg. two
per piapae.,. Ritshex. PY1nIs with iron or
lend pips. ab1swSlls ortistbr,ss. 3
/ will holesale gods and pumps ns low
for cash as Eastern Manufacturers, with
freight alideds RI 10 .tgs n ]
|b,1nHili teepS fepy ths ,Nes1ibest slslIs
- = war cs4clSsJe,s W6dst rsssaps.
Shop on 81 ystreet west Of lnurt, sign al
Rig Pump. Residence or corner of 4th ID
Marion streets. two AlOcks wests0f t'ontt
House; M .tsn ioWe. u sssA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

60, g, Thy ,THEa OscE Tho manufac-
ssturers Of DR.. De Vishnus Exceisior
show their readiness to have their
Goods tested, for they authorize all
,whosAell them at retail, to refund the
money whom. by fair trial they dc
not,pro4e to be- as recommended
I gy .thosn, once, and you will mover
stise any. others. See advertisement
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
New l' 4 Spring and Sumner Styles,

Atsss NJ FLATS and
MRS. y. 1OYLAND,
No. ", court, md o 81 +. WI. Haw-
leys Store, Front street. beg 10 inform
fhe Ladiesnf ,Ottumwa and Surrounding
country that Mrs. Pint has just fetlttned
fromthe East withass a4s8
Fashionable Stock Of Millen-
s'ss BrgsG oodsy asa :.
ts : 81 ars nax realy orrsirFpe ting Il Ia
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
-aeachin1 and Pressing uones On the
shortest notice , " $50 .se ~, 81
DftEsS AND CLOkK MAKING
in the latess Eastern style. A large sun
ply Of fashionable Patterns constantly on
hand. Mllinefs supplied with Hat and
Bonnet Blocks, s.
Anew Parissian TaiIors System foF
cUTTTS;El. LADIES .GARMENTs
and patterns by .figur q is Just being in.
iro.iuced throughout this State, giving the
best dissatisfaction to all and meeting with
rapid sales. Ladies, are eu.ployed AZ
Agents for the sale ofthe Rule.
County Rights fnrsals by Mrs. Platts &
Hoyland. 10 whom letters Of eillsiryrnust
''e addressed, enclosing one red stamps for
return postage witha sample. 47eF59',
April 26th 1867 vel II
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!, TIE OTTUMWA,G OURI
clTY ITEMS.

M'>-TS~-~~~<>~~SrS/>~fs< m
LosHoEf Ems Ar Prs MONIES IN
Friday night while a fat-boat con-
4 taining Is to 20 men, four horses and
II carriage , was crossing from. the
.a.blufss coming into Dos Mcines, y when
.....a.s,wsiithin 20itos 30 rods Of the shore y
rs \. y ent 70 The, bottom Drowning one
person George Jack, and perhaps
Others, names rutknowng This ca
lamity should warn our people OF the
necessity Of using great care,in S run
I hing their rickety water crAft; over
the river at its present high stage
LArER.-We learn from to-days
Register that the river in thefyitinli-
ty Of where the boat was wrecked,
was carefully dragged yesterday and
the bodies Of George Jack and Asher
! sHo, combs recovered IS
There is q strong probability that
there is one more.if nottwo bodies
yet unrecovcred.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

3 sFNnk li1sand y Jackson the man Of
thought and tho man Of action, with
PORTRAITS. Mark Lemon, Of, London
Punch; portraits Of nineteen Kings
and seasSSs Of .swede6s Asnie Ar
mold, poetcss n Cherokee Legend;
!, the d;iT'igin 81 tho Human race, of
sans land I6IiaK corn, ByExf Sdnir-
cr; phrenology in schools, the met
rio system; tight laeing illustrated !;
muscular power; effects of a, bad
dream; national SITUATIONS; shop
ping, BY, f, vyllys; charity, BY
Hope Arlington total depravity Of
infants i; the active and The passive ;
origin oflifc; Pope's essay on man
in May number Psychological Jour
irnA 2octs., or s. q year. Address
- n Wells, p {iitor 'ss9 Broad II uillwya WY,
i, MI 9,.3,s Ia3El. 4k4e4sg44 S.gi.N .a5s I'll
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

rhe bloomfield Guard says thai 'po !,
AiSl,l:;Srlbstwcen Frank Evans ana "a
tlyhfarfb.t, At tracted d large cfowd
and was. continued for SIX days. ~
y. expected the friends of each eacA o a;a..
that tho Rev. spugihst, that they a.t:'
back. Won the belt, and cleaned 'a'l,.' oo'
his oppapent, 8 s. i 3s
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-16

NNE would respectfully give notice to the public
W generally, that facilities for the shipping of
Cotton and other Produce and receiving and forward
ing Merchandise generally, unsurpassed by any
House in the city, and as low the lowest.
Being railroad as well river, Drayage
Charged on Cotton from the house to the river.
Weare agent, for gLAKEMoRE, WOODBRIDGE
h CO, Commission Merchants, New Orleans Liberal
ARRANGEMENTS made on Cotton and all other Produce
shipped to them. We also agents for McCom-
mack's Self-Raking Reapers. The best Reaper
made. A constant supply on hand.
Our stock of Groceries-consistng of all goods in
this ine-is new, and bought in the lowest markets,
and is offered cheap as the cheapest.
Old Tennessee Rye and old Bourbon Nhis-
ky-We buy from the dstllers, and defy competition
In other Liquors stocks are complete and prices
low. paw
Iobacco-We have bought from first hands in Vir-
glna, of the genuine VIRGINIA WEED, and cannot
be beat. Call and examine
DIS ly ''''' TASDy t. MORTON
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T57HE undersigned respectfully informs hi. d.,
i and the PUBLIC generally that he 6sr a. rs sl E
ness, at his new Brick Fireproof Wsr +.1's.oa ss5
terminus of the railroad, on the Love- Tt 4 ID.
house. which is now nearly finished egss i.U' #@
his immediate supervision, and is a, ae@~ .@ 1ao
any house in the city. He is now rea5r f., Al i24
and, as in days of yore, will give hs 5s4 l.. -25s
ton to all entrusted to him. @0'''a'2 :.sa
Liberal cash advances made ore Co,tas. ,-,r,
to be sold in this market or for shiplrFat ''t L
in New Orleans. '' va l#e1t
Bagging Rope and Iron Ties furnisbas ,i ..
Thankful for past tavors, he respec .ulIys,,;a.
tinuance of the same. ''''''52 ae
ol0tf JOH% p0wrt
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CO NJ Nj SION NERCHA8r
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALgHsry
HARDW ARE, PLANTATION. 2rpr, IN.
Family Groceries, Farming lmyle-
ments, &C., &c,
No. On THE LEVEE, SHREVEPORT :.
NJ o s Ssh DE INSTITUTE.
For YOHng I.nlies.

MOSS SIDE INSTITUTE,
For Young ladies
FEYHE SECOND TERN of this Institution villa.
L in the new buildings erected for tao Dgr5ss
The First Monday in October
Accomplished teachers in all the brsasaes asE sz
and ornamental, will be in attendance.
TERMs-In gold, or its equivalent, in advance, paas
sion of twenty week.
LUTON ..........- -.....-..,.,...,- ~
MUSIC '...-.'.-.,', a0-
1ncluehtal ..--..,~-..,-. : 4
Extra charges, at the usual rate will DC a.5s s
the Languages, Painting, Drawing, &c,
No pupil will be received fer Shorter time tbzas
session.
Those who enter at any time wiGlia the Grgtaas
will be charged for the whole session
Boarding pupils must furnish thelc own pillows aa
blankets, towels, napkins, and ights:
No pains will be spared which experience al4Et
ness may suggest, to cause the inmates Of Il l:g
to pass their time pleasantly and prohsa5lT.
An ambulance or omnibus will run tF8m tag s5
House to the Institute every mornrg Eo7 ba 5eFss@
dation of day scholars. and return Ia tne Stems
j. FRANKLIN FORE
aul5 If IrlE1E
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The Madison Argus told a newly married
friend that he would find difference between
the matrimonial and editorial experience. In
the one case the devil cries for copy, and in the
other the copy cries like the devil.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-16

Shreveport, December l9, 1865. If
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-16
Q )449=ls,'ss.s..sn Q0l,,'.
JOB PRINT,

~ iAe prepaetors of liz sun
INFORM their patrons and the public 80. ,'A We to
Office is no" supplied with great 'ast taaic
beautultype, comprising nearly ali i !, y aes aa4
making it one Of the most EXTENSIVE
the southwest, land unequalled By an, - s'saEfE d
and that they are prepared to exseu,s WIZ, d lie sy
Plain and Fancy Book and ~ - s.a..sa
Of every description, from handbn, !, 'iiat2ag
to the smallest card. in style of nn... sag
and elegance, and @S8 bSaag
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Pamphlets, BILL HEADS, n
BRIEFS, BILLS LAplyc seiANEs
Books, COTrOS Rpcr5,. 3&AEtS
CIRCULARS, BLANK Norris i65A ~
Printed on the shortest notice ~"&Ss, Ia n
equaed aa,
Printing in Gold, Golored Inks ana ~.
Those wishing to have printing exee.t.5 LII.
to their advantage to give the South. wa-.-
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Graveyard Philosophy.

Graveyard Philosophy
They have ve-digger at Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati, who is fair match fol-
the grave-digger in Hamlet. Here is an &C.
count Of him:
One gets some grim views of living, as
we'll of dead humanity by visiting a Show
graveyard such as this There is simple
minded, good hearted attache, by the name of
-, | am very fond of talking to. lie
has G wen me many lessons not soon forgotten
"It's little grief and good deal of pride
that makes 'em do it, sir. don't mean to
say that amt material. 1t is material Mater
can be found IN cemetery well as any
where. One afflicted family puts up monu-
ment, and another afflicted family wants to
Guido it. And they generally does, eff it's
done at onct. Eff it's put off a little, they
gets more reasonable
"Time cures all ills
"Well, it does Use seen a party put in
that vault to stay till lot could be bought
and monument put up, and the grief was
deep. You'd 'spose there was no end to that
grief, and no bottom either. Well, at the end
of three months the company has had trouble
to get them to take out the party and give it
Christian BURIAL
"Ihere are exceptions to that
"ln oourse-any number of 'em | can
show you graves here ten years old, and every
summer you'll find fresh flowers strewed on
'em."
''More flowers than ornaments.'
'Can't say that. Real deep feeln' grief
belongs as much to the rich as to the poor.
Leastwise find it SO. But dying is as natu-
raj as Twin and in course people gets over it
Therefore it is that monuments come up with
the first burst. Them graves that have flow
ers over 'em for more than year isn't healthy
graves :"
"What do you mean by tbat?''
~ mean that the NOR, 1ers AMT in their
natural health, or theya ssnd their feelings
directed for the care of the livin.'
1T is very difficult d. live" sid widow
With seven girls, ali in genteei poverty. (
You mnsthas5and your lime" said sage ;
friend. ,
I'D rather husband some Of my daughters" '
answered the poor lady.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

their artificial bloom of rouge, and her chill
grey eyes sparkled with rising anger, as
Laura Avery composedly advanced forward
She took one of the wax tapers from the
china she'll and lighted the gas with a
steady hand, whose flash Of rich rings filled
Mrs. Ricbley with astonishment.
IL am sorry that you cannot pay your
Just debts, madam" said Laura, quietly
looking the amazed mother and son in the
face; "but am not sorry for any occur
renee that has had the effect of opening
my ewes TO the true character of Florian
Richley. will take the ten dollars, sir, to
nv sick friend, as you will find it entirely
unnecessary to 60 to the expense OF taking
Miss Laura Avery to the opera tonight" :"
Florisn's handsome cheek had grown
paIe-his knees quivered beneath HIM as
he mechanically took the bill from his pock-
ct book aud PLACED it in the hand of the in-
perative beauty, while Mrs. Richley sank
back aghast into the cushioned arm chair
Florian made one desperate effort to re-
of sure defeat aud discontinue.
Il am very sorry-awkwatd mistake
hope you will afford me An explanation" :"
he stammered.
lo IL require no explanation, sir." was Lau-
1a's cold reply, as she withdrew from the
apartment, haughtily and unapproachable
as statue of ice. s. "& -'..'-.t
-. She hurried homeward through the twi-
light streets, witha burning cheek and
beating heart, and il was nearly dark when
once more she entered Miss Waynals room
lighted only by the faint glow of low
fire. ad r.-.- q" s# .ai =
"Back so soon,' Laura p asked Ellen,
somewhat surprised. at'.s"' '@.p. >
"Here is the money, ,Nelly,and the wine, y
she said, thankful that the dim light could
not betray her tel-tale features, "And
now YOU must get well as fast as you can. y
"Oh, Laura, am so much obliged to
you,' said Ellen, earnestly. ZairaI
Lanra stopped to kiss her friends pale
cheek .inwardly rejecting how much she had
to thank for Ellens indispositioL. g.;
But she never told Ellen of the discovery
she had unwillinglv made, while fulfilling
the gentle missio'. of friendship, and no
one ever knew the precise manner in which
the contemplated match between Florian
Richley and Laura Avery was broken off.
There are some things that bring their
own reward in this world-and the one
act of kindness had saved Laura from un-
consciously taking the step that would have
precipitated her into a lifetime of misery.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16
ADVICE FOR THE YOUNG.

Seldom have | seen any advice for the
yorng T. at gave me so much satisfaction
as the following. cannot tell my young
readers who wrote it, but as it is good, |
hope they will read it carefully and tryto
remember all it says to them.
There !. some things you must not do
if you wish to be true scholars. You
must not spend your leisure time in idle
conduct You must not waste the long
and fruitful evening in noisy, vulgar plays
10 the, streets, with the profsne, the disso-
Lutte, the reckless, calling to strangers. and
annoying peaceful citizens.
You must not be ashamed to be polite.
A coarse, gross, rude address never ex-
presses delicate, thoughtful, well regula-
ted mind. Yon must not be afraid TO do
right. Boys are often tempted to show
their courage ny ridcnling merit, They,
sometimes think it mean to be afraid of
offending their parents, or their tea cher
or God himself Remember that the true
spirit consists in following the dictates of
a noble nature and he is the real coward
who can be shamed out of his principles.
Never make light of a serious subject,
nor trife with the misfortunes of fellow
creature. Never take pleasure in lnflict-
ing pain. ..-.,..
You must not find your best pleasures
away from your own homes. [ am al
ways afraid of boy who begins to be nn-
easy at home. When the presence of
your parents and sisters put restraint
upon you, and you feel shy of them, be
sure that all i>'not right. ..
An uncorrnptrd and unperverted child
is no where 50 happy as at home, Never
snffer yourself to lose, never allow any
body. to ,tsiiiii::in ill., your bosom the fond and
kindly affections, that grow up and shed
:heir odors around the family freside.
You must not imagine that you and
your teacher have different interests He
labors for you, he lives for you, His in
terest is for your welfare. His honor is
in your progress his happiness is in your
highest good. If you could disturb his
plans and hinder his success, you would
triumph in your own defeat. srae58
You must not tempt others to do wrong.
1t is enough to lose advantage for. ones
self; to fail of the great ends of education.
To be the occasion of misleading and in-
juring another-to set about corrupting an
innocent mind-to lure guileless, con-
fding child from the path of pnrity-to
estrauge an afectlenate nature from the
love of truth and the sacred endearments
OF home. is deep, deep guilt. and ma
lignant influence. II ~
To all of you let me say, be. punctual.
If scholar is late the whole school is dis
turbed; his own progfess is interrupted !;
the order Of the day is interfered with !;
and what is worst of ALA habit of purctu-
ality is not formed--a habit essential to
the success and happiness OF life.
"a little too la.-," is motto to be III
scribe1 apou the tombstone of halt of the
. nfortunate 10 the business of this world,
and of more than half who fail of the hap
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

A GOOD, many years ago il was moved in
the Legislature of a Western State to be-
stow the name of Cass on a new county.
A whig. meaning to be sarcastic, rose and
moved as an amendment that the first let
ter of the proposed name be struck out!
The laugh was or his side hugely, until
Democrat retorted that he might not
have any objection, but that it was very ur-
usual fer member to rise and propose that
county in the State should be named after
him self! 1919 ~
And then the other side had the laugh.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16
e. Josh Billings replies to som

81 can t tell you the best way to bring up
boy but If had one that didn't lie well
enough to suit me, think | would set him
in Il dry goods store. Probably the best
way to bring up a boy in the way he should
60, is to travel that way ourselves, once in
while. Still there is much uncertainty.
| have seen them brought up as careful as
lap dog, and then 60 to the devil as soon
as they could strike back. And then, again,
| have seen them taken out OF cutters. and
they would wash up like diamonds. Rails
ing boys is good deal like raising colts.-
you don't get more than one out of ten
that is fast one, you are doing first rate.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

IRISH VITA gentleman of the bar in
Ireland walking one day with friend who
was extremely precise in pronunciation, the
latter hearing person near him say ''cu-
rosty," exclaimed "How chat fellow mur-
ders the English language !" at isn't mur-
der; It's manning said the other; "he
has only knocked an i , out"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

@ The question Why printers do not
succeed as well as brewers, was thus an
swerd: Because printers work for the
head spd brewers for the stomach,and where
twenty men have stomachs but one has
brains" ~t..s.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

w"What are you setting that child on
that quarto dictionary for p said Mrs. D.
as her partner arranged his little boy at the
breakfast table.
81 am" replied he, "6xing the basis of
sound English education.
Yes" SAID she, 'but you are beginning
at the wrong end,'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

A lady was walking in the streets of Par
is, recently, whena girl of about thirteen
affectionately embraced her. saying
20, nv dear auntr'
The lady told the girl she was mistaken,
when the latter disappeared in confusion
along with the lady's porte-monie, as she af-
terwards discovered. ag
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

Colerldge was acknowledged to be bad
rider. One day, riding through the street
he was accnsted by would be wit;
say. do you know what happened to
Baalam?" ''e'i "a -.
Came the answer quick and sharp:
The same as did 10 mean ass spoke to
him p 81 EHs
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

The crew of the whale ship Antelope
brings home gold watch and silver spoons
belonging to Sir John Franklin. and word
as to where the remains of the explorer are
buried. .... -.............r
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

@ think have seen Sou before, sir.
are you not Owen Smith ?" yVa
"Oh, yes Pm OWN Smith, and OWN
Jones, and OWN Brown, and owin' every
body" ~'a 1e .era
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

"Tha,'s very singular. sir," /" said young
lady to gentleman wao had kissed her.
"Oh, well, my dear Miss, win soon make
it plural .,.t .s,,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

W Aquack doctor advertises to this
effect:
"Consumptives, cough while you can, for
after having taken one bottle ofmy tincture
you can't"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

II Our Letter A Family Sewing Ma
ehine. with all The new improvements is the best,
and cheapest and most beautiful Sewing Machine in
the world. No ,thsr Sewing Machine has 90 much
capacity for great range of work. including the
delicate and ingeaioas processes of Hemming
Braiding. Binding EnbsoideriBS, Telling, TucSing
C.rdiDg, Gathering, &c.. be.
The Branch 0Hices are we'll supplied with s. :.
Twist. Thread, Needles, Oil Be-, OF tho very Gest
quality,
Send for Pamphlet,
aSs Broadway, New York,
- philadelphia once,
v.Dvv, &0 CHESTNUT STREET
HARVEY SICKLKR Assat,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-16

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