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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
A Model Composition BY Girls.
WINTER.

Winter is the coolest season of the
year, because it comes in the winter
mostly. In some countries winter
comes in the summer, and then it is
very pleasant. wish winter came
10. summer in this country, which is
the best Government the sun ever
shone upon. Then VIC could 90 a
skating barefooted and slide down
hill in linen trowscrs. We could
snow-ball without our fingers getting
cold--and men who go out sleighing
wouldn't have to stop at every tavern
to warm, as they do now. 1t SHOWS
more in the winter than it does at any
other season of the year. This is be-
cause SO many sleighs and cutters are
made then.
Ice grows much better in winter
than in summer, which was an incon-
yenience before the discovery of. ice
houses, Water that is left out of doors
is apt to freeze at this season. Some
folks take in their wells and cisterns
on a cold night aud keep them by the
fire, so that they wont freeze.
Skating is great fun in the winter.
The boys get their skates on when
the ice is frozen over, aud race, play,
tag, break through the ice and get wet
all over they get drowned sometimes
and are brought home all dripping,
which makes their mothers scold, get
ting water all over the carpet in the
front room--fall aud break their
heado, and enjoy themselves in many
other ways. A wicked boy once stole
my skates and ran off with them, aud
| | couldn't catch him. Mother said
g Never mind, judgmsntwill oyertaki
him." T"
Well, if judgment doesf judgmen
Twill have to be pretty lively on hi
legs, for that boy runs bully.
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Goa in ONO.

The Colauibus journal says that
Mr.. George w. Duulegy, Of Ciacin-
natl, N company With number Of
New York prospectors, arc busy
"panning" in the Richland County
gold region for the precious metal,
with a hatiering show Of success. 1t
adds that, "the gold is f9uud in tiny
Jumps almost pure, and also as Gakes
In the sand. 'Psnning Experiments
have convinced tho parties named
that gold, iu paying quantities. con
be found iu the locality, aul land
has been purchased, and a company
is being orgaHiEed TO prosccuto tho
gold hnnling TO q successful resnll.n
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Choice guetrg,
WHAT l LIVE Foa.

live for tboss who love ne,
And far those who knsw me true
For the heaven that sm les shove me
Aud a~sits my spirit. too
For all human hearts that bind me,
For the task BY God ssdgned me,
For the bright hopes len behi nd me.
And the good that esa DO.
Iliveto leafn thetr story,
who've suffered foT my sake,
To emulate their glory.
And follow in their wake
Bsrds, patriots. martyrs, ssees--
TIE aob'e OF al ages, f
Whose deeds crown h,story's p.ges,
Ana Times grea' volume make.
live TO hsiliha, season aarf
by GIFTED miad.. foretOiJ, N
whsR men -hall live by reason, i
And no, alone for gold;
When man 10 man united,
And every wrong has righ,sd, -t y,
Tho whole world shall be lighted,
As kdsa va, ofOld.
live for those who love me,
And ioS tho,e wLo know ne tine
For the heaven that ,milss abJ W ne.
And awaits my spirit, too
For he cause that lacks assistance,
For the w-ung that needs rsdstance,
For the future In the distance.
And the good that can do.
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WIT AND HUMoR.

The bayouet's inyitation---eomc to
the point.
An Irishman on board vessel on
the point Of aounderipg, on being de-
sired to 50 upon deck, as,she was fast
going down, replied that he had no
wish to 80 up there "to see himself
drowned
4 A sailor being asked how no liked
his wife, replied "Why, dys see,
I took Ter to be only half Of nc, as
the parson says, but she is twice as
much as 1. / am only tar, and she
is a Tartar"
Is il possible, Miss, that you don't
know the names Of some of yoar best
friends ? inquired q gentleman Of
lady Certainly she replied, "I
don't know what my own may be
year hence
A young widow who married an old
man was forever speaking of "my
first husband" The second husband
at FIRST gently demonstrated. 81
guess" said the young wife, "youIl
wish me to remember you when you're
dead and gone" Comforting
az want to buy a sewing machipo,"
said an elderly lady entering the shop.
+" DO you wish a machine with fel-
ler2 " inquired the clerk. Sakes,
poi l don't want any you fellers about
me-
Where are you going so fast, Mr..
Smith ?"' demanded Mr.. Jones'
/" Home, sir, home; don't dotain me
| have just bought myiwile new bon
net, and | must deliver it before the
fashion changes"
Foote, praising the hospitality Of
the Irish, after one Of his trips to tho
sister Kingdom, gentlcmac asked
him If he had ever been at Cork
'No, sir" replied Foote, q but | have
seen many drawings oft.
"sam, have you drove in them
geese2"
I" Yes, sir" ~
Did you count 'em }"
+" Yes, SIR"
GLOW many am thari"
"One."
"All right; shut the gate
$50 you are going to keep houseip
asked an inquisitive maiden Of a bride.
T" Yes, said she. "Going to have
grill SUPPOSED" "really ! don't
Anow," was the blushing reply,
Whether it will be a boy or girl"
A chap inquired at the postofice in
Erie, the other day, for a letter for
+" Enry Hogden.' He was told there
was none. +" Look ere," he replied a
little sngrily, ''Youyc hexamined a
hod letter for my name. 1t don't
commence with heiteh 1t begins
with a no Look in the ole what's
got the his him
Il
al think, said a wife who could not
agree with her husband, :" Think SIR.
Jibbs we had better divide thehouso.
You shall live onSne side and 7 on
the other" Worry well, my dteF,"
replied be, "you take th' outside
aud I'll have ths inside"
In Dublin, a great methodist ora
tor attempted to preach from the text
g Remember Lots Wife" and made a
failure. Afterwards remarking to DR.
Bond, that he did not know the rea-
SON Of his failure, the venerable Or,
replied chat he had better let ether
peoples wives alens.P fl
Tho Bishop Of wcrtzbarg onco
lasked shepherd boy "What arc
YOU doing here my boyff
TeDdsng swine"
elIow much do you get2e
t' On abrin vweek."
'sIam q shepherd, also, saiJ The
Dishop, but ! hsve much be'tsg
sslaKy}
4 That may an pe. but thsR suPy
lpose YOU have more swine eaaeg yeur
laars, replied the boy.
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- - --...,.'.'.---.rr~suu
that takoth thee out Of the land of
Bureaus aud Civil Rights into the
plaques Of Egypt aud the house of
bondage.
CHAPTER VII.
|. Now there was certain thiRg
called Climer, aud he had bceu climb
ing for many years to get to be tall
among traitors.
2. Fa'landigham said Climcr had
"a dispute as to which should be
greatest in the Kingdom Of Jeifie.
3. Aud Jefie said unto them,
shame Why quarrel in such large
country9
A. Let Vallaudigham go into the
West aud Climcr into the East, and
| will make you both rulers.
b. And the people heard the evil
words ofJoihe, aud they threw Val.
landigham one heRdred thousand miles
into utter darkness.
6. And Moses spoke to Vallandig-
ham in sorrowfnl tone saying RE.
main in the wilderness until Oe-
tobor, forl am coming"
Z. And when thou shall hear the
voice OF mighty tailor in the Wild
erness, crying, "dead duel" then
thou shalt know that we journey for
another country aud thou shalt so
before.
8. Aud II came TO pass in those
days there was q great rebellion, and
iClymer aud Vallandigham strove tC
see which could do the most for the
dirty rag with one star.
8. And Yallaudigham was nigh
ty man and he worked in the lead,
aud as they pulled together Moses
struck Clymcr to make him pull the
harder.
10. Aud il came to pass, that as he
pulled he tore his close ftand his nakcd
treason cursed carcass became great
stencil in the land.
II. Aud waking up from their slum-
bcrs aud seeing they we're naked
they said unto each other, let us dc
as Jeilie did put ON Petty coats, aud
perhaps we eau hide.
u, But the people said unto Cly-
mer, the fec &C that handed hogsaad
that carried Yallandigham out, arc
at the door aud shall soon carry thee
out unto a foreign land where Moses
can repair the close ct, for he is a
Taller. ... .
CHAPTER vuI.
l. And it came to pass as the ch,l-
drcn OF Irsael journeyed in the vii.
derness they came into a great city
called New Orleans, and the Butter.
nuts stood at the corners of the
streets with arrows in their hands,
aud Moses stood afar of and watched
them murder his people.
2. And when tho last one was driv.
en- out Of the city, Moses laughed like
a Tailor.
3. And spnke unto the murderers
with wings of lightning saying do IL
mare, Aaron's rod shall comfort you.
4. But the people when they saw
Moses was bound for Egypt called
him to Judgment
b. And in the curiosities of Uncle
Sans house, there was u striped coat
Of female attire.
6. Now this was the same in which
Davis hid from the sight of Uncle
Sans men,
Z. And the people placed this gar
ment upon Moses, even as tho Lcrd
had commanded, and they found il
was an exceeding sly close fit.
s. In so much that Moses exclaim-
led, my punishment is greater than
can bear. Is it possible that l was
born of the same mother, or begotien
or the same father. for behold l~this
garment doth ft like " dead duck, p"
o. Now this is the gospel Of the
New Dispeusation. llearken unto
the voice Of the lord of tho lash, and
may peace be with all who dwell in
Canada. A little while aud | will be
with you all. Amen,-For 1 am q
Tailor.
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TAS. C. MYERS VS. L. G. Guy, before
- n, uben Carey, J Y, Reed township
Seneca county, Ohio.
The defendant G. l.. Guy, is hereby
notified that on the Gath, day Of Nov,
1866, said Justice issued an attachment
In the above nctlon for the sun. Of eleven
dollars aud filly seven cents LSll.57).
declsi31 JAMES c. MYERS.
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Consumption.
Rheumatism!

ITEGEMAN's Genuine Medicinal Cod
"a Liver Oil, bss stood the tesf OF 40
years, and thousands OF patients attribn'
ted their recovery TO It's use.
II is warranted pure. HEGEMAE & Co
Cemists and Druggists, New York.
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Gro. ~. Seney,

I, ,.Lats sIudseorCoaE Of Common Pleas. ''a
a,f,,nsyati.a ,rifan, Ohio Ia, retired from
adrssam edthe araoltee "a ". eho Ni'l
slss sit Nhoie ~ eutto TO professionai husine't
- Rss ovsr ramb, uass 4 Cc's.iBank' opposite
the shawnsu Aoase "a ,e
Juue, IS is6'
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
g. KIRCMNER

yr-ERcIt ANr. TAtrDRs, sud dssiee 10 ready
nj made & Clothing Gents furni shing Goods, HAS
CaIs.stc CenIsntly on tapl, Broad Clnths, Cast
msrss and Vestin4s, Washington hfeet, Iihn, Ohio.
~ Particular attention given To Custom "ofA-
All oriers will meet With PROMPT auention'
u fy- ~. We hsse the Agency Tor the best sew
Ipe Mtchi ne nov In use. hoNo-h4-"'
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School Examiners Notice,

TO TE-ACEIBFoS-
THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS Of Sen
\ eea County, will hold examinations al
The Office OF the Examiners, in Tomb's
Block, Tifih, Ohio, for the year 1866, as
follows: N
October 9th, goth, and 27th, 1866.
November sd, 10Th, lTth, and gath.
December Sth,
The Examiners request Teachers not
10 amply for examination, except upon an
examination day, No certificates will be
Granted on any other day. Applicants
will be required to be present at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, on the day Of examination,
or they viii not be examined-a aina
JoHE McCAuLEy,l h.ss
JAMEs PILLARS, Examines
s. ]. KTRkwooD,
Oct. 4, 1895. nbi-M
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We are daily making Additions 10 oor
stock of whatever is NEW and NOVEL
in our Trnte, and we mean to KEEP al
ways on HAND the z
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A. W. Byers,

.a ,,,,xn ~ .na Coun ssllor at Law, Notary Pub-
Bs, And Insurance Agent! special attention paid
AZ solise,ions Hedges Eioek, ridn -
= Jan4, 1906 10y
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1850 AT
C. K. Browns g. Co,
e r. NO. 2,
SHAWHAN'S BLOCK.
FAIR AND REASONABLE PRICES.

We manage to buy and sell, we think, a
litle LOWER than any other parties in
the business, aud we hope by close Ap.
plicution to Business aud Fair Dealing
with all to give @
general satisfaction and retain fJe--
raj share of patronage.
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A ycang lady out West was oherg
cd with putting on ars because she re-
fused to 60 to ball barefoOtsds
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-19

Among the many restora,ives which nature has sup
Piled to relieve tho Affections OF humanity there is
more favorite for certain class Of diseases than
the .,ncdicinal gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree;
but however valuable 1t is, its power to heat. TO
soolhc TO relieve and to cure is enhanced ten fold
by scientific and judicious combination with other
ingredients, in themselves of equa, worth. This
happy mingiine exists IL a remarkable degree in
D. Wis,r,' B,!sim Of ,wild hoy,
whose value In curing Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough. Crosp. Asthme. Pulmonary Affections
aud IReipitnt Cons umPtion Is inestimable.
Strong Testimony.
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Ese., Depo, Master al,
South Royalston, Mass.
"In the spring Of 1855 was most severely aflict.
cd with a hard, dry cough. with its usual accom-.
paniments of night Pweats completely prostrating q
my nervous system, and producing such debita.
ted state al health that after trying medical aid
10 no purpose, had given up all hopes of ever re-
covering, as had also my friends A. this sage Of
matters was prevailed upon through the influence
of neighbOr to try Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
aud, before using two bottles. the effect almost
magical. My cough entirely le me, the night sweats
deserted me. hope Onca more elaled my depressed
spir ts. and had attained my won,ed strength
aud vigor. Thus has this Bllsani AZ has often been
remarked by persons conversant with the facts
literally snatceed me from ha yawning grave. You
are at 'ibertyto use this for tue benefit Of the
afflicted"
Prepared by SETH ", FOwI.E l. son. IS Ire.
mont ST. boston, and fore sale by Druggists gene.
rally. --a -.'.-. - ,.-..,.
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Hudson. Mich. August 30. 1866.
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON the world renowned
As,rologis, and sonnan'bulisi; Clairsoynnt. while
in carvoyant state deincates the very teatures Of
the person you arc to marry. and by the aid Of an
instrument Of intense power. known as tho Psychic
motrope, Guarantees to produces perfect and life
like picture OF the future husband or wife Of the ap'
piicant with date and marriage, occupation, leading
traits and character etc. This is no Imposition, as
Testimonials without number can assert. ny stating
place Of birth age. disposition, color Of eyes and
hair nd enc losing fifty cents AID stamped cnvel'
ope addressed to yourself, you will receive picture
by &c turn Of matt together with desired information
ur Address in CO i6dence. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, +. o. BLx 297, West Troy. Ny
Feb ~. lsb7-ly
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|. YOUNG LADY RETURNING

To her country hsme, after a sojonrn Of a rev
months IN the City, was hardly recognised D! her
friends, In place Of a course, rustic hushed iaee
she had soft ruby complexion Of almost marole
snoothness, and instead Of twenty three sue reay
appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry us tome cause
of 90 great change she p ainly thd them that she
used the Circassan Balm, and considered II an IN
valuable acquisition 10 any Ladys toilet BY its use
any Lady or Gentlcmai can improve their personal
appearance an huadrcd fold. II lie simple In Its co'
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from il all its impurities, kindly healing the same
and leaving the surface Nature Intended it should
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills,
READ THE CERTIFICATE OF REV.
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To Ia. lIosTETTER:
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incessantly. I was nearly deprived Of my reason,
and hcpe had entirely LEFT me, all the efforts made for
my recovery having proved trutless.
by the 6rst Of November. 1865, had became so
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(haviug rean youI advcrtiscmsnt) my wife prevailed
uron me try your Bi,,ers. bottle was procured.
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u emily II penetshtos through every pore, ,i
4 eiieving sufferers from each shgry sore
q uts, Burns, from Inflammation soon are freed
r Tuptions, At its pre- senee disappear;
kins hse each stain, and the complexion's clear
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l. et those who doubt. single boz but tIy.-t,
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Jvte IL, 1867.
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DG- PRoF. MAcALLIsTER will give four
entertainments in Snyder's Hall, this place,
commencing on Wednesday Evening, and
continue his interesting performances on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings,
Of this week. His advertisement will be
seen in another column Of to-day's paper.
But to give you some idea Of his entertain
ment, we will relate je,o feats Of the hun.
dreds that he performs, as follows: He
fries eggs and turrs them into brick bats /;
picks money out Of fellows pocket, and
makes a table tell his fortune /; holds a
handkerchief up by one corner and shakes
out of it dozen live hens, two roosters,
half bushcl hard boiled eggs and a quantity
Of patent egg beaters; swallows bamboo
fishing rod, cats whole pig, and then lifts
himself up by the straps Of his boots clear
up to the ceiling. 1T is said that babies
even cry to see Macallistcr, and boys have
to be punished to keep chem at home. lie
is pupil Of his father, Andrew Alacallistcr,
pronounced to bc the greatest Wizard Of the
World, both in Europe and America. His
performances change every evening, and
are entirely original and novel. He gives
away every evening one hundred elegant
and costly presents, valued from fifty cents
to four hundred dollars. Go and get the
celebrated magician splendid gifts, all for
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II NOW THY d Els I'll Y.

Madame E. F. Thornto n. the great English Astrol.
orist, C,airvoyant and Psychomotrcan, who has
aston,shed the srientifc classes Of the Old World
has now located herself Ut Hudson, N. Y. NADINE
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers OF Sec
oud sight, us to enable her to impart knowledge 0f
the greatest importance to the single or married Of
cihe, sex. While n . state Of trance, she define
a,cs the very features of the person you afeto mar
~, and by tho aid Of an instrument Of intense pow
or known as tho Psychonotrope. guarantees to pro-
ducs life like picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date Of marriage po
sitiun In life, leading traits Of character, &c. This
is,no humbug, Ssthousaads Of testimonials can as'
sert, Hhe will send when desired certified ceTtin
cate. or written guarantee, thut the picture i what
il purports 10 be, ny cnciosing small lock Of hais
and stating place Of birth, ugs, disposition and com.
pIcxion, and enclosing hy cents and stamped envel
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communications sacrsdiy confidential. Address in
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Balance
June 5, 1867.
II s Pc PSIA.

There 10 no disease which eapeficacc has 70 amply
proved TO be ven,edable by the PERUVIAN SYRUP,
IA protected solution Of tho ProtoHide Of iro), az
Dyspepsia. Tho most invetera'e forms Of this dts
ease have been completely cured by this medicine, d.
ample testimony of our first citizens proves.
FROM TnE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON ACUTT
49,. ..t ID
.,. DuHuAN, Canada East.
- ~ fam 'an ineeterate Dyspcptie Of .oRE
THAN IS YEARS STANDING"
- ~ have been SO wonder fully benefited in
the three short weeks dMinr wiiich have used the
Peruv ian syrup, that ! can scarcely persuade my.
self Of the reality People who have known me arc
astonished at tho change. ! am widely known, aud
can but recommend TO others that which has done 50
much for me-" SECS Ht
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS. I.
9"My voyage 10 Europe Ia indefinitely post roned.
hsve di isenvered he ''Fountuin Of Health on this
side Of the Atlantic. Tkree bottles Of Peruvian
syrup have rescued me from the fnngs OF the mend
Dyspepsia" :"
A pamphlet Of 20 pages, containing history Of
this remarkable remedy With treatise on Iron AZ
a mcdiche," will be Sc NJ free to any address
The genuine has "PERUvlAN SYRUP" blown In
''' ms ''' -, J.P. DiNsMoRE. Proprietor.
.5i.s g.lI.I.I a ~ Dey Sttcst New York.
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D~ We call the attention of our readers
to the sale, on Thursday next, Of the per-
sonal property Of Isaac Reichard, late Of
Madison township deceased. Mr.. Reichan
being at the time Of his death, quite an ex-
tcusivc farmer, VIC arc told that much val
liable property will be sold.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN

= d for the County OF Columbia In the matter Of
the estate of ELIAS DlrTERiCK, late of Montour
town ship dc ceased. And now 10 WIT: May ninth,
1867; the Court appoint e. D. Brockway, ESQ.,. auditor,
TO make distribution Of the balance In the hands Of
creditors. By the Court. From the record. p
IlI''r III : 'iH JEsss COLEMAN, Clerk.
The auditor above named will attend to the dutics
of his appointment at his office In bloomsbury, ON
saturday, the tweui second day of Juno, 1857 at ten
O'Clock, a. u., al hich time and pluce all pefsOns
having claims ugaust seid estute must present them,
or be dGbarsed from claiming share In the SANE.
Y. B. BROCkWAv, Auditor :.
June 5, 1867. t- .ft. .-s .H'T
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SUR ron DAMAGES The proprictors of
the Hagerstown Nail have brought suit to
recover damages for the destruction Of that
Office by mob, in May, 1852 Several other
citizens have brought suit to recover for the
destruction Of their property from similar
cause. Those who choose to dance must
raY the pirer.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-19

~ Supervisor BlLLMEYER is still busily
improving and identifying the Streets. -
He met with some opposition from the
oldest inhabitants" when he first stuck
the plow into the banks and cutters, but il
soon passed away.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-19
The best known remedy for
SCROFULA,,

in all its manifold fOras including Ulcers, Osccrs
Syphii,s Salt Rbeum &c. &c. is DIR. ASpgRs' ioDISE
WArYR. pure solution OF Iodine rithcu. sclrea.
discovered after many years OF scientific research
and experiment. For eradcating humors from the
system II has no equal.
Circulars sent free. J T. D1NSMORE,
Sold by Druggists generally 36 Dcy ST Get, New York.
May 3. 1867.