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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14

r am now buying Butter, Eggs. Feathers,
4 Ginseng, Flax seed, Dried Fruits. Bacon,
Potatoes, Beans, Rags, Bees-wax, de-, de-;
for which will pay the highest prices.
Q. K. KINCAID.
Oct. "a, 1867.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14

HoHKIHg,
]. f.: ~. AnemoHg
and Best Selected Stock Of o N.
I Gro cries " Ut.
} ever brought TO this market. which sbsv are
offering to all CASH PURCHASERS at such
rrices as they are confident win give them
entire satisfaction.
J !, Their & Stock in Store and to .rrivs consists
I2O Sack. Coffee. P.in. and cAoi...
! SO BbIs. \. o. Sugar.
i(l do Refined Sugars,
2O do N. o. Mola..ss.
IN do Sorghum Molasses.
40 do Golden Syrup.
lis do Rie.
25 do Nuts.
Is Hk Chests Green and Black Tea.
so oaddie' do do do
OO DO Dnkan Bright los Tobacco.
20 Boxes Choice Bright Pound de
100 do do w.R. Cheese.
| 50 do Standard Sugar Candy,
100 do Soap. different Qualities.
81 do Tallow Candles.
20 do Star Candles.
20 do Starch.
go do Window Glass.
100 do Canned Fruit. Cove Oysters
AVO and Sardines,
100 do Ground Spices,
200 Kegs Nails and Spikes. all sizes,
LOO do Mining Powder.
so do Rife do.
Is do SC
so Thousand Cigars. imp'a and domestic,
= Cases Indigo.
q Casks Bacon Shoulders. siess & Hams.
100 Bbls. Flour, superfin ne to choice sxtr.
lnn dohf. do and Kits Mackerel.
S5 do hf do White Fish and Herring.,
.RD do Lard. Carbon. Fish Linssed Oils,
IN do Hydraulic Cement,
200 do Lime,
100 Bales oakum, Extra and Navy.
100 Doz BrOOms.
so do Buckets,
20 do Tubs,
* do Wash Boards,
25 Coils Manila Rope, all Sizes.
200 Bundles wrnp'g Paper.
Do Do Bushels Glover, Timothy and Blu.
Grass Seeds.
our Stock of Liquors is Complete and COM
prises all the varieties of
bourbon. Rye and Rectifed whiskie.,
roreign pore % ana domestic Brandies, Rum Gin,
Walkers celebrated Ales. in bbls. hf. bbls.
do do do do do Porter, in bottles
give are buying butter, eggs. feathers,
ginseng. fax-seed, dried fruit, bacon, pots.
oes, beans, rags, bees-wax, etc., etc. at high
st market prices.-&
HENKING, ALLEMONG & Co.
Jan. II, 1867
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14

WING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
as above. we fee. it is only necessary to
! our friends that we have opened house
re now ready to receive company.
utions have long been needed here-an
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14
Prizes AMOUNTING TO S23O.650.
$4,000 Numbers and 1888 Prizes
TICKETS sl2, HALVES Sc, QUARTERS 50.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.--The num-
bers from to $1,000, printed on separate slips of
paper arc encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel. The prizes. of which there
are 7SS, varying as above, from $50 600 to $50 are
similarly printed on separate slips, encircled and
placed in another wheel. The wheels are then
revolved and number is drawn from the wheel
of numbers. and at the same time prize is drawn
from the other wheel. The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered, the prize being placed
against the number drawn. The operation is re-
peated until all the prizes are drawn out.
EA5@ The above Magnificent Single Number
Lottery will be drawn in Public, in Covington.
KY, by Sworn Commissioners at one O'Clock r.
NJ, at the corner of Fourth and Scott Sts The
Kentucky State Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted for the past thirty years, and are
drawn under the authority of charter from the
State, and bonds are given for the payment of all
prizes. The drawings Are published in the New
York Herald and Cincinnati Commercial.
The above scheme will be drawn the middle
and last of each month during 1867 and 1858.
Circulars of Lotteries drawing daily sent by
application to the Managers
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.,
Covington, Ky.
u AGENTS WANTED.
Sept. l2, 1667--ly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14

Ordered: That the Common Pleas and
District Courts Of the several counties of the
9TH Judicial District of Ohio, for the year
1868, be fixed as follows:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

its own hands. If the national Government
is SO lax in its punishment of the murderers of
Northern men, and neitherthe Southern States
nor the authorities at Washington are able to
protect them, we would have the native Com
monwealth step in and follow the aggressors
OF her children until they expiate their crimes
on the gallows. We would have Pennsylva-
mia protect Pennsylvanians wherever they
need it. The Governor well closes his message;
~ would also suggest, as asked for I'm the peti-
uon, ihat reward be offered by the State thus
increasing The probabilities of apprehending
and furnishing the assassins, and at the same
time showing the lewless communities which
men and conceal and shelter the pernetrators
of the crimes, that Pennsylvania will. az all
to the laws"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

QUICK WoK.-The number of bills passed
al the recent session of the Illinois General
Assembly was twelve hundred and sixty
three. The session consisted of just forty
"Orklhg days. This is equal to just thirty
one piiis each day, or say five every hour.
DE IocqueVille says that 'the State Legisla-
lures generally mature these measures, they
first originating at town meetings, are dis
oussed' ana hnally acted on by the Assem-
bly," No bills are passed in hurry in Illi-
nOis, for each had an average deliberation of
twelve minutes-almOst enough to have the
title read.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

THE New YORK CoLLEcToRsHIP AGAN.-COl-
lector Smythe's troubles are by no means at
an end. Representative Hulburd dissected
his various ''cards" a day or two since in the
House of Representatives, and with such
damaging effect that no voice in the Chamber
was raised in his behalf Fernando Wood
denied that Smythe was Democrat, and
avowed that he was an unfit man for the office,
whose retention would be almost sufficient
ground for the Presidents impeachment.
Smythe, on the other hand, threatens, if the
thing is pushed further, to make a clean breast
of it, and tell all that he knows, no matter
who may be hit. More developments OF the
beauties of our present system of filing public
offices may therefore be expected. Ii they
shall help to thoroughly disgust the people
with that system, some good will have been
achieved.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

Two VoTEs ONLY.-The Democratic vote in
the Senate, as shown upon the passage OF the
Supplementary Reconstruction bill, has
dwindled to Messrs. Buckalew and Hendricks,
and each of these gentlemen has been repu-
diated by his constituents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
g SOUTHERN FAMINE
RELIEF FUND.
chairmen of Collection Committees

At a meeting OF the COMMITTEE to appoint collec.
tors constituted in pursuance OF resolutions adoped
at public meeting OF citizens of Philadelpbia con.
vened for the purpose of raising fund for the relief
Of the destitute and famshing people of the south
the following gentlemen were appointed Chairmen of
sub. b.commlttees to solicit donations
AUCTIoNEERs.-Charles B. Durborow
BANKS AND INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-D. r.
Cummins
BANKERS AND BRoKERs.-Anthony ]. Drexel
BOOK PUBLISHERS AND PAPER HOUSES
Joshua b. Lppincott
BOOTS AND sHoEs.-Charles D. Reed.
BREWERS AND MALsTERs.-RobertG Gray.
CARPET sTOREs.--James H. orne.
CITY PASSENGER RAILwAYs.-CofinC Colket.
CLOTHING Simon W. Arnold.
CoAL.-Alfred Day,
COTTON AMI, wooLLEN MANUFACTURERS
Richard GaTsed
CRoCKERY AND oUEENswARE-James A.
Wright.
DENTISTRY. s. S. White.
DRUGGISTS AND CHENusTs-J. Price wetherill.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. AND SILK GOODS
Jacob Riegel.
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND MILLERs-wniam B.
Thomas.
GAS FIXTURES, AND ORNAMENTAL WORK.
EKS IN METALS.-Benjamtn Thackara
GRoCERs.-samuel A. Bispham
HARDwARE.-Henry D. Lands.
HATTERs.-C. Henry Garden.
JEwELLERs.-James E. Caldwell.
LEGAL PRoFEssIoN.-willlam A. Porter
LIQUOR DEALERs.-Henry S. Hauns.
LOCOMOTIVE AND STEAM ENGINE BUILD,
EIS n II iIhIfr IN 3fL ~
Edward y. Townsend.
LUMBER.-John c. Davis.
MARBLE woRKERs.-wnam struthers.
MILITARY GOODS AND TRIAINIINGs,-wn.
liam j. HOrstmann.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOoDs.-Thomas IL
Wood.
MISCELLANEOUS.-Wi William c. Patterson.
OFFICE HOLDERS-Pster G. Ellmaker.
PAPER HANGINGs-wniam Wilson.
PERFUMERY.-Georg A. Wright
PRINTERs.-C Sherman
PROVISION DEALERs.-wa Washington Butcher
RAILROAD AND CANAL CoMPANIES.-s. NJ
FELTON,.
SADDLERY.-Wilam p Wilstach
SHIP BUILDERS.-Charles H. Cramp.
SHIPPING MERCHANTs.-Franc Cope.
TEA DEALERS.-John woodslde
ToBACCO.-D. c. McCammon.
WOOL AND COTTON DEALERs.-GeOrgeBullo
LEMUEL COFFIN.
3Is General Chairman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

Pennsylvania to Protect Her Citizens,
The action of the Legislature in authorizing
the Governor to spend $4,000 out of the Trea.
sury for the apprehension and punishment of
the murderers of two young Pennsylvanians
who emigrated to the South and We're brutally
assassinated, will be heartily approved by
our citizens. Their name was ZOok, and
the particulars of their death are peculiarly
revolving. Governor Geary, in his message,
states that 'on the Oath of last November their
father received telegraphic despatch inform
ing him that his sons were missing, and that
it was believed they had been murdered; and
that on the following day telegram was re-
ceived, stating that the body of Abraham had
been found on the 18th OF that month, lying
in a swamp. He had been robbed, murdered,
and stripped of his clothing, and from appear
ances had been exposed for at least two weeks,
and mutilated by wild animals"
Yet no attempt was made by the authoritie.
of Mississippi to bring the murderers to justice
although the partners of the zOoks sold theil
goods and fled to Texas, under circumstances
extremely suspicious. We are heartily glac
that the State has taken the matter int
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18
B SOUTHERN MINE
RELIEF FUND,
GAIL FOR INFORMATION.

At a meeting of the Committee of Distribution"
appointed iT pursuance of resolutions adopted at a
Public Meeting of Citizens of Philadelphia called for
the purpose of raising Fund tor the relief OF des-
ttue and famishing people of the south, on motion
Of the Hon. WILLIAM STRONG, it was
Resolved, That, by publication in the newspapers of
this city invi iaon be extended to all persons who
have knowledge of particular points in the South
where destituton exists to give immediate informa-
tion TO the Committee.
The Secretary of the Committee of Distribution will
be in attendance daily between the hours ofl2 M. and
3P. M, at the BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS, No. sos
CHESNUT Street. to receive the information re-
quested by the above resolution.
JOHN WELSH,
3lS Chairman Committee of Distribution.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tSsg HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY WILL
dellver the Eighth Lecture of the Course.
SnEeT SHs me auspices Ct the SOCIAL. CIVIL AND
nj IN % thIlSSN1ICAL ASSOCIATION, on THURSDAA
n N \ LIAES IN March q, 1867. at National Hail
SubieCt-"THE THIR'TY-NiNTH CONGRESS"
tickels, admitting a:Genneman and LRdy..,5n cents.
IDTO30Is open at O'clock. TO commence al 3.
rchets may be had at Trumpler's Music store,
the Goor on the evening ofthe lecture 8 5lS4t
E4g@ CITY TREAsURER,s OFFICE,
NoTICu mt, ~ PHILADELPHIA March "A, 1857,
,5TOlISh--Ihe Pensions due The loldiers OF the
war Of 1872 will be paid on and after MONDAY,
M Ar HESH ' 10, IA the following Order-Names alphabet
I 10 5iVil "A 70 H. on Mondays and TUESDAYS; from
on Fridays and SATURDAYS "4SN"'s' iiOiA ~ ~ -
The provisions OF the act rrar,,, -, ~ ,,o,o,, a., I'M
be strictly enforced e-''"''ns Ihe IthsiOH wa
BY order Of the state authorities
3l58t HENhY BUMM,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

F1B@ HOLLOWAY'S PILLS-IMPURITY
~ OF THE BLOOD.-Health consists in the
purity OF the fluids and solids which compose the
human body IL the blood becomes vithted 10 ntects
the whole system by It's course through every fibre
and tissue. HOlloways Pills not only eXpe all
humors which taint or impoverish this vital element
but purify and lnvigoTae IT, and by supplying gentle
and wholesome stimulus TO the circulation they
strengthen each part, and give tone the whole
frame. sold by all Druggists. lSmsm4t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

na5- NATIONAL BANK OF FTHEREPUBLIC.
RIS PHILADELPHIA. March ~, 1867.
In accordance with the provisions the NetiS,nal
Currency and the Articles OF Association of this
Bank ii has been determined to increase the Capital
stock of this Bank million dollars (fl
Subscriptions from Stockholders for the shares oEed
TO them the proposed increase Will be payable on
the second day OF May next and will be received
any time prior that date. number Of shares will
remain TO be sold applications for which will be re-
ceiVed from persons desirous OF becoming Stock
holders.
3l57w JOSEPH i, MUMfORD, Cashier.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

E9@ BATC HELORis HAIR DYE.
4armlssa I4a 5aI,abis biIsT I'm. IN THE WORLD.
rect dye No dsapnb,, ,,nIts1antaneous The only per
true 10 nature black or brown ~ tiuiOuous hs' ou'
GENUINEISSlGNEDW William pArCrprOp
ALSO. -
aa hegenersdag ExIaet Of MIeheurs restores. pre-
solo 9y all all Druggists Factory No. 81 BARCLAY
S"e'" N'" A'A' 80
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

n1d| POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
k-S MARCH l6. 1867.
Mails for VENEZUELA. by Brazilian steamer
leaving New York on the ed OF each month, will
close az this office the 2ls day OF every month aC
9o'clock p NJ. Postage lOcents, prepaid
A. N. ZEVELN,
Third Assistant p. NJ. General,
SlS3t And Special a gent p o, Department..
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h1@@ GREY HAIR RESTORED To ITS
ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOR.

hIR25@ GREY HAIR RESTORED TO ITS
ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOR.
London Hair color RestOrer 0Hd Dre8shQ,'
"LOHdOn Hair color RCStOT6I and DTcsSiR1'
VIII prevent the Hair from falling on, and promote
Dandruhi Will prevent and Cure Nervous
Headaches VIII give the Hair clean,
glossy appearance; ana is a certain
cure for all Diseases OF the Head.
Why London Hair Color RestOrer''
Is so highly esteemed and universally used
BECAUsE-It never fails 20 restore grey faded hair
70 its original youthful color, softness, and
beauty,
BEcAUsE-It will positively stop the hair from falling
and cause it 10 grow on bald heads In ali
cases where the tollicles are left.
BECAUsE-It VIII restore the natural secretions,
move all dandrun, itching, and cures ali
diseases OF the scalp.
RECAUsE-Itwil do all that Is promised, never falling
10 preserve the original color Of the hair 10
old age.
BECAUsE-It is warranted TO contain no mineral sub
stance ana as easily applied as water mot
staining the skin particle, or soiling any
thing.
p,cAUsE-It has become staple article and M
toilet is complete without 1t, and every
leading druggist and dealer in toilet artl-
Cles sells It.
1t Does Not Dye the Hair,
But acts as stimuant and tonic TO the organs and
fills them with new life and coloring matter. Dry
harsh dead, or dscOlored appearance of the hair s
changed TO lustrOus shining and beautiful locks The
scalp kept clean cool, and healthy, and dandruff
effectually cured.
single bottles rs cents; six bottles e. Sold at n
SWAYNES, No. $50 n. SIXTH street, above Vine
and all Druggists and Variety Stores. S6wtmS
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the CHIN C A o r A
ANTI-NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO!

The CHINGARoRA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of the "ORIENI," and is possessed Of pecu-
larly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to the
tobHccOS of all other climes But its unprecedented
popularity has sprung from the fact OF the entire alb
sence OF that deadly poison NcOti which permeAtes
every other tobacco, and which is the one aud sole
cause of the distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia
etc. which most Invariably. sooner or later, follow
the indulgence OF the pipe and cigar AT the
analyzation OF tobacco from all parts of the world at
the Academy OF Sciences, in Paris, the renowned
Chemist M: Lamouteaux, declared that while Euro
cent and the purest Havana tobacco from two TO ii Ie
per cent. OF Mcotin, the CHINGARORA did not con.
drop of which, extracted, will destroy life
Our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large guam
titles OF the CHINGARORA during the last two
years, and although we have been pressed supply
the demand for this delicious luxury 10 the veteran
smoker, yet we are now prepared TO offer it in
limited quantities, at price much lower than some
American tobacco of lar inferior quality,
A connoisseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and cigars. which are invariably chemically
hayored, TO be disguSted with the medicinal taste.
which leaves a nauseous, unhealthy coating in the
mouth, and in time never fails TO shRtter the nervous
system.
The natives Of the "oRIENT" smoke the CHIN
GARORA from morn Till night, from youth to age,
ana are happily unconscious OF the Wild distressing
hre which courses thu ough the veins of the inhaler
OF the tunes of tobacco containing NlcOtiB
we invite every lover OF the weed TO try the CHIN
IAhOhA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in
ITS delicious flavor. Sold everywhere
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3Is
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27
BROWN l. PERKINS,
Pianos for the I'eopiY .
420 Bi i"omp S'., Nv,

We would ca tho attention cf tho publ and IN .
trad" 80 e'rurui New Gale PaIus. Ia the follow
ing styles.
SrYI.E a. 7mfava. Front large -oIrd r.rr,ts
PLAN rHss. rIihrr Ortngnn ar -nrvrr i-gs
strai civ bottom bend nnal iiug "n r''"fn sijU
~rN iE u iurtI-~. sane a. s.y'r with sny.
p"niimc moul.,ne oi pi!IH rary"n = --rriy,-. SOU
sTN u &, "riHve. From c"rnr,E i.. .'f.ri
.piprniue bottom, m0ni' ings saInr H. ri, -l,lg
ID. rrtv"i gre nni desk thurv carved i-gs .i!i
STYLE d. 1uci.y'. fcur large ruuui cnrrrrs,
finished hnrk mnnidngs an r,m and tiin'h,
>rrpeniir' brit1m cnTvHi lyre aud dush, plg.
cHnt raivcd tru,i legs ...,... 20
he above Siylra nrr all inislIpi IN elegant ruS
wood cases nnd have the iuli iron frame. trrn.i
arii"''. harp pedal. bsy""G top ivory KEYS aila H.
frnri- "'ti exceed in Jvcrs'uug lrys II Rfly nh i
! rrid'o Pianos TOW manufactured Jlirv nrt
made ~ thr best md'rririg ant Tor nsll, dur; hi,l,
party and snrtn"s ~ tnur, rnniiul br swrpa-s-,i
W" invite the attention II ~" puhir. nf dealers an
~" pr"'esslom tn n ethical examination If til,
~, rIi- Of eur Pianos
~ avuUlira ,Lp rrr,l rNrnnarA Ill. Mimi nlnu
city "nIb',"' - oiI's iI,sr prnns u; pr,r..
WHrh dos rIGp"tiii III, ma uIitr dIi l., ti,l an,
"sn,Ihr IN ~ b'iofi puii'ir> ug ,rrwhrrr. rarir.
nrh"fing up '.! l,n"t can rriS u,.ul ruc'Iyi,i.
iha'r ilnns promptly. ana u" cu,i.j~I'H r,I ar>,
~ III" ihlrs are ~ Gi.iimlIl designated ny III,
hiirrs 4 &c D..
The 'ur StN l-E rpsc-'hr, above, rmhrdy nll III,
essential changes IN rinr Nj II pf rasr, whr-i
Hr" by mIny manufacturers rua Vp to 10 aui =,
ylttcgHH.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27
NAt.V.AVsa.s; kaipMss;s.

hhd ara unwilling Ia 'rus, thein the care NJ ssrn
III. ANA ri-rp'irh Fgrrrfa Hhrif wishr- hr. II
irm-th tally erai'frd by lDr nrairl being prrvn!,rc
npun ~ aiuw thrs valuable Enbru.u, un lWhirh hi,
rr"vr'i =" tc the vauUua disvis-s) ,u he
p.rraTGi ana hrhhght M Ia Inr pnhc
THIS mhr"rh'iuu WAS extensively u.ri b. III,
ti".-irn,"nt durirg The Wur,
AuG!uss al' order IN NR. EDnDSn LIE -,
'rs south S.cu.d CT. ehia1eipiii.. Pa
tlafrh 81, 'GI--u,D.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27

We wnnlfi rrsprrIihiy ran the attention ef flio,r
l.r'I-is aud ~helmg SCiun' lrIciri. to our cs,ap-
iIshm" u wh"'" I'll. ,ud~ At thurrl siG,.r Gre uid
lcrns
Ih" l"ng "Np","ucn nf ori VIZ. pEREiHs in Nusirni
ronv"nlj H.. tnuIr.. i!ir tunrcrt Rnpn drI -ta Y
Srhpil ""HhN'S hiN Ia ave lIN,ce Hri initfIati,n
un All pibts ui iiIual IN rEi tO thr srlrUtilU
III pr'ge. work, nj instr ir'ion iurttinn 1t iuiEi,a
&C '"'s progress ~ inusi.. sind,"-. aud II M ~
gth"TM int rest IL ro,,sI .s, leaders feathers III
siuhrRts
sH"' Nutc furnished IN the Usual tnrua with
pr"d'pi!rss nnd 'lisp-' h ''unr,,v orders icii1
&c Sr
Now rrahS iin new Smni.Y Sci,nrI Slnla l.L,,s.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27

tDr CUgZ FOR Hollow HoRN.-TaAs q
handful OF fine salt moistvd with soft soap
rub thoroughly iiom the horns down each
siae Of the backbone and across the loins.
Feed on green food, potatoes cut, or turnips,
with small quantity Of bran sprinkled over
them. Three or four applications generally
effect cure.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27
II EADlNG RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Anil Sth. 1867

GREAT TRUNK 1--WE FROM THE NGgT,
iNld Nnrih N"s' for ihIiadclphin. New YORK. Read.
'Hp. roiEVilr, Ta'halna Ashland. irbauul Alien
t"wn, Ea>in.. Erh'aia, LIlI2. Lancaster '!"l,bia
Trims ir,v" "n--i-hurr f", Sow Yr,k ns roi,,,y,.
A. w. 10 and 35 AN and 10 and Oh u cunnrrl-
g.. "iin sI".''"i iT'. III" 'rmns, ,a"In HaIi
ruaI aRi u,rivi"g Al Nrw vmTK al 5,i ana ~ 10 An
arh ~, n nIi ~ u >l"'pns Gar. ac.o.u,,.
n'img the 3uDA N nn' YO6p y. Tram. wuhun,
change.
irnv" nrri<b.rg ror renhilg. r,iisyIIe. Tam,.
,Ii. Minrfsv.i'e. An aud. pinn Grow. uirn,uwn
and ,hilnd"'phii. Al q ~ y aui ~ an 10 n,
siu,piu. ~ Lebanon Eni priHc!pnl WAY station. .
the ~ mn" lag cnnn"ciiua. Tor lh.,irpi,u nuti
mumDiu any. Far r".lsyie Schlyikili u sven
anl Auburn, wa srhuylkiil and Ss,gusLutlu, Rau
rm Il. iray. iinri.bnrs al 5 Pm.
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GENERAL SuurTIntruU.p
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-27

BoYEp TvFKEY.-This noble bird, the
pride Of American TALES, cannot easily be
recognized after undergoing the culinary
process termed ''boning' but for cold rel.
i+h nothing more acceptable need be sought
l. is iavori:a di,h at evening parties. Ii
my be thu. ?reparel: Boil turkey in IL.
littie water as may Re, until the bones can
b, easily separate, irrm the meat. Remove
all the skin cut the meat in thin slices,
mixing together the light and dark parts.
Season with salt and pepper. Take the
liquid in which the turkey was boiled, hav-
ing kept it warm, pour it on the meat, ard
mix it well. Shape it Ike loaf If bn ad.
wrap,t in cloth and press with a heavy
weight fnr few hours. When served NJ it
j. cut in thin slices.
Some Of our professional cooks can shape
it somewhat Ike :hu original bird, 90 that
one canine. tell at once when it is seen, tina
it is boned tagkey but this requires -kil.