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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

THr extension OF the right OF suffrage by
the new bill Just passed the House of Com
mons in England. from about one. seventh of
the male population, over q years OF age, to
about two saveu,hs, increases the mum
Der Of voters hundred per cent, and still
yield the right Of suffrage to less than one
third Of the g.cwn men Of the country.
The government and the land OF England
belongs to the sristoeracy, and they enlarge
the circle Of their retainers amongst theprop-
erty holders, not out of any regard to the
people. but as the only means of retaining
white longer, their failing grasp on power
in spite Of the masses Of the people, who are
waking up to the assertion of their rights and
interests 10 the premises
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

The gold prunduction Of Australia is said
TO be Cling off The decrease of prpduc-
ton. which was 1886, 90l ounces in 1856,
has been gradual and continuous until 1865,
when it WAS bat | ,4S0, 59T ounces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

tbs DanvilIe Commercial says: A man by
the name Of Stokly, living on the farm Of Mr..
John Gass, while hunting snipe some ten days
since, was struck by lightning His gun was
discharged by the lightning and thrown
twenty feet from him, and he remained in
sensibI,sfor twenty four hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.

~BlHolpirs HEsvEs sss FEiLiso HiLli"-V Very
pruper, describes who suffering from such acute
.ade. a. Gravel Diast difficulty Of soiding urine,
and like cowpl.ts Lehald their fellows on every hand
In the full visor Of perfect health
But every such can dad relief in Or J W. Polsnds
White Pine lm pound the never falling remedy
nsy2s dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
peop . enJoying q hoiidoy

IT Is The universal testimony that North
erners DO have gone South TO do basGess,
socia y have had hard time Of it. Paric
uarly is this the case in Charleston, where
the Old virus is as lively as ever AS an IL
lustrution gentleman from New York
became largely interested none Of the steam
ship lines, and determined to make Charles
ton bis residence for a term of Yeats. lie
took tlliiher has wife and daughters, aecus>
toned to the best society Of New York. took
house. and made it known that his. family
was domlehed. 4 trial Of four or hvesn onths
so disgusted them. brought them 50 much Of
cold contempt and proud neglect, that they
declared that they could not and would not
live there He gave up his house, sold his
furniture at sacrhce, returned North. aud
now contents himself with occasional visits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

a RsHEDy foR ScuDx Erc.-AMix com
mon Kitchen whitening with sweet oil, or, if
sweet oil is not at hand, with wafer plaster
the Whole Of the burn sno some inches lie.
ypnnd il all round, with the above, after
mixing u 20 the consistency of common paste,
and h. Il "a an inch or rather more, in
thickn,.> 1t acts like charm; the sgobizlng
pain i i - few minutes slilled Take care
TO keel b" mixture moist by the application,
from tsne IL time. OF fresh oil or fresh water,
and al night wrap the whole part affected in
gutta errha or flannel to keep the moisture
from evaporatng. e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

Mustard PiAsrgRs By using syrup or
molosses Tor mustard plaslers. they will keep
soft and flexible, and not dry up and become
hard, n. when mixed up with water f; q thin
paper or fne cloth should come between the
plaster aud the skin. The strength OF the
plaster is varied, by the addition Of more or
less hour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

THR quiet Of the South, at present, is ex.
planned by the Chicago Times as the mo.
mentsry result Of Military -Despotism."
Well, better have it in that way than not
ct all. If the rebels cannot be deferred from
mobbing and massacreing loyal men, as a,
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile, as the
Times seems to admit, of their own free will,
then let US keep them quiet, even moments.
xilr, as q result Of Military Despotis,n il
nsed be- is
Nobody proposes to scare much Al this late
day, 81 this six years continuous bowling OF
the DemocsScy aver the wrongs suffered by
ssiiors, "a consequence of Military Despo-
- ~ SkssetG1ie n to pssss "a
fnf31 q ~ Onion.
4 -. ~----1s-----e--<o-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

Thy Topeka Leader says that in Wabunsee
count, Kansas on the farm of John Cotton,
three miles south of Wamego, during the re.
cent shaking the earth opened and water was
thrown out Of the Opening in considerable
quantities. AT another place not far distant
from The above, the earth opened and ire
and slsoko issued out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

NOR SABA desirable Buildfng Lot Of Con
II c-rt and 18th Euotts-Lot Block its.
n1uire " MN. FULTON
apr2a W Main St
uNoR SALE Lott and a. bl Cd Ill, Of sx-
change and Tseiith streets, tant4ining tao story
brick elling will Tor 500 per yesr VIII be
sold reasonable tt rms. fnqgifs Of ], BoAAA
ksa or IN FuLfDs.
anrtg Real E~txts tert No 81 Main .,rr.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
For sale.

100 Fnef trout cad OF Lot Block 1911. corner
lUU fulton and 18th strs~ta can be boueht very low
Good location Tor building residenfe.
wA. FULTON,
apS 50 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

A CIks FOR ALL KINDS OF SICK HsADlCHs.
-Takr half a drachm Of aromatic spirits of
ammonia. in little water. Mt the same Time,
apply cloths wet in solution of nuriate OF
ammonia tone ounce of murate ammonia III
nine ounces Of water aud one ounce of hleo-
holl to the forehead. 1t is surprising TO OBJ
serve how quickly the headache disappears
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07

FRgSCH workmeu commence their labors
very early in the morning, and get through
work proportioua,ely early in the evening
after which they enjoy themselves. For some
hours before the setting OF the sun the streets
aud walks Of Paris seemed throng4d with
peope enjoying holiday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
SPECIAL Notices.
n EN- E NIB f r

=
n f. M E NIB E r.
That Sickness at the Stomach Pain between the shod
er. and in the Righ, Side yellow suuson Of the Skin.
cosivsnsss prv~ssusss mo E.nsrcr, p41sss sssssAf
Collie. P.lpit.sion Of the Heart, Dry Cough, Low ss,
esAer ssmptous which Indicate the various phases
Of Acute and Chronic Liver Complaint are one and all,
psOpsiy rsssv - nd an.y rasorsa By tbs sssioss
that famous preparation
HosrErTERs STOMACH BiTrERs,
which ia at once the best corrscvts the gsntsst and
most genial Of spsr snts infsiele regulator and
pos.rfbl rs.sor,ute Pes.ss. of .SiIfioushsbit ~Ao
s.s,A uttsss = prosecsvs medicia 40, ~es1er ssAr
IL. pain. an penalties Of liver disease Bilious Ks-
mit.ent Fever No words can do justice to its
MARVELLOUS PRoPERTTEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
For sale.

IlHK OF the desirable Residences In the Cty-a
" wostory brick Dwelling, With nine and good
cssr sod ci.tsTn snd . large trick ssxte snd wood
house; Lot 6ori 30 feet containing variety OF the
choice ftnit and shvubb-ry tn The cst situate on
eosn ~ 10th and Blondan streets, ke.kuk. iowA
\ Enquire OF WV. FCLrfN.
nsyf bsn ktats Agent, No. W hAiH ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-07
For sale.
For sale.

EORTY ACRES of good farming land,
81 sell fenced, aud III 70 -iAts Of .ntiTA-
On, acre Of good tirubsr land sLs nis~ young
ehsrd good frame dwsiins ASA scot ci.te
at table Situate steas ~ VI ni ON the ely
Enqair. Of WV. EuLr n
ryAi E~st Ne 81. A ysut
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
! ANllooD: HOW LOST,
EsSW ksg.&v0FeEs,

4afG.sesy juS1 published. In
flSis. 'ope' rr'ce Il ,enis. a lSe,,sd crrc'
~ r"ni" iiratmnu, ana r,,I,.aie Is,ure on the
Srminnl Weakness or snr.maa' sIa' cure OF
induced by self Abnse Involuntary yE,.,'atothora'
p@enry NeTv"ua ''eh,Iily aui imn lions In,
HS',"ss ssHe'ay sS",,"npi"n fiep.ys and
notcr, !. cu'vcrwol, NJ n. au,hor Of II, ~c ay
Bork SEC, H'ee'
Thr world rrnnwncn g author inihs odm;rab,e Lac.
:iir awful Consequences OF Sc''.Abusc NAV ha ar 81,
ua,ly removed without M.dir,ue aud wi,Lnn' dnr
rerous surgical operations, boua"s Inducements,
once certain aud elfG'tial, by which every sufferer
no matter ~hat his condition may be, may cuye
h'mscl cheaply, privately and radically. This Lee
turr will prove a boon 10 thousands and thousnnds.
Sen, undorse 10 any address, In n pnir envelope,
on receipt Of ak ccnts or two postage STAMPS.
Also pr. Culvarwell's Mprr,ge GUIDE price e5 cents
Address, ChAS. J. Q. KLINE n Co,
ls7 Howery, New York, p. o. box i5se,
Feb, l3, iSe7,-ty Pcaa & Co
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

j. q constitutional disease, u corrpp,on of M.
blood by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. i
pcryad.s the whole body, and nay lput C...
in disease on auy part of It. No organ Is ilcs
from its attack. nor is there one wl.eh Is Nav
not destroy Th2 gcrosuloug faint is yaJ,ag.y
caused By meicmipl disease, los living, ...,.
ordered or unhealthy food, inpcrc eif 9Th
and ii..hy habits, the depressing vices, End,
above all, by the vencreal infection. WlQt.
ever 10 It's origin, il is hereditary IN the CON
stitulion, descending from parents 70 chillycr
unto thc third and fourth gcnera.ion;' = indeed,
it seem, TO be the rod oil Him who says, ~
will visit the iniquitics Of the !atLei5 aroa
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from l'.a
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, ~
the lungs liver, and internal organs, is terAed
tnberclos in the glands, sweli!ngs; ana on
the surface, oruptions or sores. Thu foul cor
fupton, which genders in the blood, tlcpresS.
the energies Of life so that scrCtGlous cGrslitn.
tions not only suffer from scrOiuious coiU.
plaints, but they have far les power 10 with
li.ad the attacks Of other disease eaa,e.
Quontly, vast numbers perish Ly dsoId-.,
which, although not scroi4lous ia iheir natIre,
are still rcnd ged fatal by this tGiHt in tie
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human t,Gl!!y has It's origin Dir :!y
in this scrO.ulous contamination; and rlrny
destructive diseases Of the liver, ldGaeys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the orgais. arise from .;
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our peoplc arc acrof'ous;
their persons are invaded BY this msldng IN
icction, and their health is undermined by it,
70 cleanse il irom the system we must IcuoYn'3
IN! blood by am Alternative medicine, and i'll
vigorote it Ly healthy food and exercise.
Such i...aicinc sc supply II
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
:. Ivy &.kaAizER SHOE.

The undersigned respectfully auununrcs ilri h
iiGp Triti"' q shnu, nwc d"nr below Meyers nru.
store, IN the EA hangn EtnCk where he is pfnp'Ted
to conduct the hHfh"rint bu inI s. ~ all s branches
pLrn,i uf CoIuTin- whisk"rs and ,G.iuchrs rs
prariiced hv lin mcsi tkilligly !c also ciraEs
cimhin", r'reihR tham Look n"aily ruoGa- new.
UrnUth" u"ri reasonable terms. cave him a iri.l
= taiI tOnic ~ the very best quality, HE'i IL
cleaning hair Kept constantly on hand, and fnr sale
:. {. COLLINS.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
Es c. l. A Ii L L Il,
Counselor and Attorney al Law,
BLOOM sDuRG, Pa.

Uoul9 nnnnnnce 10 hi' rrionia aaf tho pI''is in
general, tLut he has resumed he pUciicr of Law
nrniu Cnnv yancing aGd al legal biy.nuss promptly
attended 10.
CFrtcE in the Exchange Rliding, second story,
nyrr Eyer :: Meyers nwg store.
E!nrmshnrg. h!ay ], lrG1.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
AGRICULTURAL.
High E.anuring.

We have elsewhere printed in this num-
Der Of the Journal our views upon the sub
ject Of the deterioration Of American so'I:'
and the apparent decrease in the yearly aver
age Of crops throughout the county
Sooner or later Our farmers every where VIII
become quite alive to the startling reality
that something better than the present sys-
tenn must be put forth to arrest the eyi! --
Farming can be made fer more profitable
business, than it is at present regarded. A
judicious system of high manuring only will
achieve this end, aud soon the effect will be
strongly apparent in the increased average
yield Of crops, as indicated BY the same sys-
tern ofrcports which now show such steady
and marked diminuticns.
We hail with pleasure every evidence Of
the coming reform, and therefore present
the following extract from business letter
received during the last month by our New
York house, from valued friend ct barry
town. n. Y. We trust that the writer
Captain Tyler, will sometime give US his
views more fully:
II have been anxious 10 see you aMa otier
the suggestion, that you might, if you
thought tavorably it, get out pamphlet
upon new principles, which the most Of
manufacturers seem to have oyerlo0hel--to
demonstrate to farmers that even what j.
termed successful farming ard bountiIul
crops, only about pay the interest Of money
invested, and say $40 per acre for labor or
tillage. Consequently they get no profit
always excepting the trifc thatia taken from
the barn yard. Now, good fertilizers viii
certainly double toutle, AMI in many instnn-
uuadruple crop with the same interest and
labor. I hold, therefore, tha. the only
source Of profit to farmer is in fertilizers
and the only way for farmer TO make q
profit in his investment and labor is to use
Them; the more freely he nses them, the
grea,er his profit, for it costs no more to ill
good land thnu poor. There are INSTANCES
within the scope Of my observation where
500 worth of fertilizers has produced $1,000
worth Of crop more than previous years,
with the same labor ard camc circumstance
Of season, etc.
Sooner or later farmers must become
catisied that the profits Of farming do not
depend upon the quality Of land they Ill,
but upon the quality of fertilizers they use,
and yet hope to see the narrow minded
ness of great body Of the ogricultuiists in
undertaking to demonstrate the utility Of
manures by the Use Of q single bag Or parreI
upon 100 or 200 acres farm done away with,
and to see them apply tert liacrs by tons and
hundred dollars. Many are now disappoin-
ted because they do not sec great results
from the use Of 50 deminutive quantities
by and by they will smile at their own folly.
hope soon to see you and explain these
hastily written view: more fully. -JgmraUt
of the Furn,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
HOW to Rent "a Farm.

The correct way to arrive at fair price
for both parties is the following : ADD the
value OF the cultivated lanj and buildings
to the value OF the stock and tools, II
renter has no benefit Of woodland, the
growth Of timber, and increasing value of
the land, will be an equivalent for the in
terest on it. Now, if renter agrees 10 ray
the proprietor, annually. si@, seven, eight,
or u'ore per cent. on tue aggregate oi stock,
implements and farm, aud keep The soil in
a good state Of fertili", and make certaia
Improvements every year, lhe proprietor
will receive better compensation than The
renter. A renter couli rot make a docer;
profit on mary farm, were hclviirs ihcmat
six per cent ; while on others he could ai-
ford TO pay twelve per cent, The proarc-
tiveness of the soil must he taken into the
account. Then, the per ccntaGe must lc
lessened, in proportion as renter makes
improvements that will increase the value OF
the farm II he rents farm on a term Of
years, and certain improvements will benc-
fit him as well as the proprietor, each one
should sha,e in the expense
A written contract between Tie parties
should require the renter 10 adopt rotation
Of crops adapted to the soil to allow moth
ing to be carried off the farm that would
make manure; to allow no mature 10 lie
wasted by remaining in heaps from year TO
year; to keep the stool. good to keep all
tools, implements aud buildings in good re-
pair, making allowance for thoir natural
wear, and not TO damage fruit CT olnamcn-
tal trees in any way. The prices at which
everything is valuedn in different looalitcs.cn-
der it quite ;uconsisten. to do anything fur
ther than simply make suggestions on i'm
rortant points, by which fair contract ior
both parties may be found
When a farm is worked on shares, tie
proprietor should so frame the contract that
hay, straw, cornstalks and other course mo-
terial should not be carried of the soil and
he who works it whouid make and apply
given amount of manure annually. II for
eign fertilizers are applied, the proprietor
ought to sustain small portion Of the ex-
pcnse, if he receives share Of the grain.
The contract should not allow manto p,ow
up the entire farm at one time, soihat there
will be no gras the next season, either for
pasture or meadow |Ioyking Tanner.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

COTTAGE PUDDTNG One Pint Of four
two teaspoonstull of cream of tarter little
salt, piece Of butter as large as an egg,
one cupiull of white sugar, one egg, a large
teacup OF milk with 4 teaspoonulI Of soda
well dissolved in it. Bake half an hour.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
1y0Z's Gatnartic Pills.
f5G I'LL Tic PURPOSES GfAFsSpy pg2;,j

aye so composed that disease v!ti!n fhe r.ngc uf
th',r action can rarely Withstand or oy,as ,hcrl
lh@,r ,ac;ratiHg properties srgrrH. Gui ricar..
and InNSottG every p0.,gn Of IT, ipalar o.
iHa, correcting its Diseased action snl rc,...i..,
u, healthy NtaaEc'. As . consequence rf tl.-s
!r1NT.ies, 'Ge Invalid who is bowed i1,n .i.l
rain cr rh! aicpl Debility Is sstonisnad 80 G'.G hia
hta! a os rier2y Restored ty : reNcd! ~ cucg 20
simple a!d inviting.
10: only 90 'hcs cure 'Ee evcry-.!ay comp, i"' 6
Of every tcjy, Llt plso many su'dai'p Una
dangerous Diseases. The n.cn; l..'.. ,.,1ti 70
pleased 20 furnish gratis nj Ar.cli.LA Al.,.---.-
contriI.T certificates q. .hc:r c,,i,s a.A ,tcc!irs
for ihgr use IN ING following Co,npla!'s' tgs'..-
Nomcrh, NCisfa, iFGiytst'op. Pai.. q. ,.a Z
I.a.d0l ej Hs LclrfS, t,R,Herrr, Lr2s ~ inc.
it,, Jari9isr, and other l.iaurld a...g..i. a,
alisil. from low state {! IL LJa! Or ,p-.s!-G.I
Cr - t,uctj .lLs.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

BE- When hens pick the feathers off each
other round the necks, so as to make then,
bare, it is because they need something in
their food as animal matter. They may be
picking at the ends of the feathers, thus
pluckcd, from which some substance is ex-
tracted Give them fresh meat, such as
liver and lights, which are cheap.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
- EADiNG RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENr.q
Aplil Sth. 1867

GREAT IRiNE iiNn FROM TUE NORTH
ant North West for i'hiitdClphia. New York. Read.
in.. r"t's'i' II, In'n"qil AshIund L"banom All.n.
tovn. Easlon. Lrhrula, L,lia. Lancaster, Cuun.uia
S'., &c
Ttlins leave Harrisburg for New Vnfs, as f,l.pN.s;
3m, 10 and 81 ~ ind ~ awd . ON rM cunnurt-
~. w:lh similar Tran, "n tis rrnusy!yuul Rail
rIad ali! arriving al Nrw Work al iuD aau 10 ~ Aa
and "a, ~ apd ~ 81 rH, SGcphg i'Hr- a. .,unpu.
nyirg the 500 " uni o 60. NJ. 1,;ins without
,ugr.
leay, harrisburg for rcading, rot,svi'te Tama.
rnl. Mncr.v,iie, Ash aud, rUa Gruvr, Alcninwa
ari fh'l"lrlVh'r, Al { III ~ lud ! 10 and ~ = 4,
stoppiug at Lrblunn anh principal Way s,aliU'is I;
the 30 Inak IN. cnnu"cIuas FOR p.illI'ipht aud
,"untbrt "nly. For P0tt'Siila, sch lyikiii u ,y.u
ANA Auburn, via rohayikitl ami ssSpushau,l l,Sii
to ii. lrHrt harrisburg AT 2DrM.
Rrluluiaa Leave New YORK AZ y 10 \ NJ. i1 VI ami
Gu,ui : "a NJ thila.'elrlti ~ : - II Hu , .AP -
Way Passenger ram leaves riIindGiphia AT . 80 4
~ Triu nm. trun, irtri,g ut 30 NJ sopuIur al NJ
lana ud ana n 80 N, aud o. r. NJ; lau,tuuu al
o - \. N Hmt ~ anh J5 =. n,
Leave !ut,SyilU tar HARRISBURG via Stluy Kill and
Su-qGrhIuna iafnad nj ~ II.
Fua!iN4 Accommodation TrTiIN: Leaves nrgding
~ nii roli,Eing trum l'hi,h-lphii ~ j u;ip N.
Coumb'a Railrodi TGaIus leave Heading AZ GA A n
anl ljF Far Erhria, iiiE, LHuCltt"r, cc,uuil;u
fol's,uwn Accommodation Tran; leaves Potts
town aI d ~ =. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia III
Il 10 y. 81.
Coludhia Rail roai Trains leave aealm. -, CO
4. NJ, and Is =. n for Ephra,a LIz. Lancaster
Columbia, DC.
IN ,uu.ays: leave New YorG a, z RN ", phi,a
Go:p.ia III VI, aud 3 10 = u HE : ~ A n.,rhin
RAINING only I" READING rGisNiliG : ~ W Iiar
ris,urI . - NJ. and E-n0ns ut - an. ID a "
far liarri>utg aud II >! H. iur New YORK aud u
T. ~. fcg rhi'Hdriphia.
Con nmutiiion, NiIr &c, seasoH School and Esunr.
sion Tickets. 10 aud - nm All points al reduced il =
, iiassase 'ncchcd lh' "ghi 10 pounds ,iloMeu rarh
Passenger q. a NunLi.S
General Superintendent
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
sen ING MACHINE.
EsNpi"" ssiGisr Wartime {!

ft' ESnOnM4 500 Brnadwa,, n. y,
$50 ashngin" I "rI, hosion,
p2' Che nut sir"rt, Philadelphia,
PtrENTED fEr. n, 1870.
iHiS Nhf!llNE is cons,ruri"h on entirely new
ptlh'lrIcs tt mrrhHn-in, ns.rsSing many ar,
ana rH'inh'e inpr' vrlu"ni. huviHs h"nn rxlil;urd
n' III" n'"S' profound experts and pronounced %
br
SmpfciW and Peri;ciioa Domlpc1.
u l,s n stra,ghi nnrdL, p"rponHirr,nr r,Iiou
makes The i' X or Siii TILE >'rir,II winch y,l
mnh"r Ni' NOR RAFEl and il IKE uI i,,db sid,a :
r''i"r"s r"ti'tt irving IN every drsr,iuiiru 4, I
hht"fih rom |hihrr iu b. finest Ngnsnnk ,ti, ,nt
WIN '"'i"n 'm"n. or SILK thread rn.u III rnpr.r.t
!, !, i ~" nn"-' nrmh'r. Having 'thrr nr :Dt;
"'',.', an 'I'lrlst noasibl" friction II funs ~
smooth ~ glass, aud Is "
Empi0trGNg n Noiw'.yS ,igcijDc
u r"q itr"s ElFrY FER CFVr. ,r-s pnNtrt., div.
" ~ Amy other innrhinr in the u,n,L.I- , niri
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UT" -al Station '
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supply ihri iSrlv"s with suprri ariiri" l., r.,,
auh "Aauin, this NEiVhiLEn NAUHiVt,
nr iniI hm - instruction H. sEici ~ 10 runbir
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i>inci on.
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wh Z" Ia"hti"S are n"j already established A'rn
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iMPiRE SEWING MACHINE MEG 60
53D HTnIuvav. v Y.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

CURE FOR NEURALGIA. -'Chio.oiolm, si;
tlncture OF ginger, zss caniphor, zi loLe-
liza, zi; mix. Dose from ten to fifteen
drops