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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13


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Z The arrivals ad departures upoto
3 o'clock yesterda include the Kate
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ner,o Cincinnati tC Memphis, Clifton,
Memphis to Ciniunatis News Boy
Henderson to retrn; Liberty No. q
to Louisyille;i st. Charles Cincinnati
to New Orleans; Gurlew,2 to- nNew.r
iburgh; VIM Whte, to5Green River,,
David Watts, Memphis to Eyans-
vile; Armada, 0 Cairo; 3 Rowenas
NashvilleIto Cincanati; Sam Orr, to
Eastports sdt Iaoqzs bua .yni5naf
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MfsceIl@Ous.

MfseeIlROua.
Business was fe lively on the
levee yesterday moing, and freights
were rapidly accunating. There is
not sufficient tome to carry the
freight SOuth........4e Kate Putnam
discharged an imnse amount of
freight here, inclpg 300 kegs of
nails for Charles We & Co., 300 for
Stockwell & Co.. anO0 for Raglan &
The MHer had a pref
ty good trip, She TX her barge,
partly loaded with q here, and left
for, corn piles below. 1.-the Liberty
picked up considers freight here,
and left alto io'clocbr louisville.
s.a...... The News BoRdda good trip
Of freight and passers, including
! among the latter, asrtin Golden
rand his excellent draie troupe. !. :
The St. Charles iarrivs9littlei before
noon, loaded to the rds She is
one Of the handsomeoats afoat, is
285 feet long, and has eautiful cab
| in, and all her appoints are new
and in complete orderlptain Hugh
Campbell having exped $4,000 in
reftting her expressly this trade.
Captain Geo. O.gHartumines her
Office, and everything at the boat
has an air of neatnesad comfort.
She will make EvansWan objective
point in all her trip,nd should
receive here liberal pnage.........
The Laura Fenton drep to R. K.
Dunkerson & Co. IS wi boat, yes
terday morning, and eoInced loadoI
ing for Memphis. Shad full
load engaged by noon, iding con-
tracts at points below. he David
Watts arrived from Mhis at L
O'Clock, yesterday, withnoderate
trip, including $50 bales otton for
r. K. Dunkerson & Co.. forward |
; by the unrivalled Whitee.a...a..
! ihe Sam Orr and Armhad fair
trips out. The Orr had ,ient en-
gagements below to fill .h.ll.........
Captain Billy Fowler haan COM !
: mand Of the Armada and LoWth
went out on the Charmer, lay....-
The Chattanooga was raI filing,
= and would leave with sbip late,
4 last night.......-The VIM. lite had
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMRaAr pp1nrrrNc

NO printing establishment in the w esi
mas better facilities or greater ability fol
dong fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert.
complete, is constantly being added to. and
ouf JOB department is under the personal
supervision of one of the bestjob printers
IN. Ine United States We are prepared to
print FOSTERS, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
bllls Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal. Tick
cts. Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
"hs'fl-ooaps VIII Pc promptly attended to.
/ s1s9 91River and Weather. 9dt 10
:CINcINEATI Feb II, 1gPs M.-The
river has fallen two feet and one inch.
There is 20 feet and one inch of water
in the channel Weather clear. The
thermometer at 40 deg .bea % a9iGI
LOUISVILLE. Feb. r12s u M.--The
weather is clear. Mercury at So deg.
The river is alling It. is six feet
over, the rocks. fsoq19a aia 2fiIfI59B I
y The Major Anderson arrived The
United States leaves for Cincinnati al
noon.o The mail boats will resume
their regular trips tomorrow, p ~ =
CAIRO, Feb 12l-@TheR Mary e.
Forsyth is forSt. Louis at Top. NJ. !;
Welcome. St. Louis to New Orleans.
II M. Lizzie Hopkins, Cincinnati
to New Orleansat II A. M: Sam. J.
Hale. Cincinnati to Memphis, II N. I
The weather continued mild all
through Monda7 night, the mercury
not going down to the freezing point.
The river is falling fast, having de-
clined fully two feet during the
twenty-four hous ending at 8 O'Clock
Yesterday The ice is rapidly disap
pearine, and whit is floating past is
light, scattered md rotten. The Al.
legheny gorge tat was to have ar
roven has not Friven, and we fear
the salvage busipss will prove a fail
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
E. CROSS 10a aW JAMES cRoFTs.
City Feed Store! =
q as CROSS g CROFTS, @2il ..
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour. Feed. HOminy, Corn Meal
Produce Generally.

DEG LEAVE TO RETURN THEIR
the public generally for the liberal notr sru
age heretofore extended to them and Ione
by strict attention to business and fair.
dealing, to merit a continuance Of the
friends and the public generaIiy thai stis aI1
and after the lst day of January, 1857. thew
will sell for Fash ONLY, without respect
OF persons. az the time of purchase Of goods
than the lowest elsewhere. FSS = "0ti
y Jams deMs y "a Ii4ffflfo-ts ~ fiiu5 f.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

A.t1 AA5.f is-1fJF'=l Jt4 EfGJE O.
Among the, frsiboats due are the
Nightingale, s Hanna snds Emma
Floyd, for Nashlle;g Rebecca from
Nashville; New 'ork, to St. Louis |;
Golden Eagle, forVicksburg; Silver
Moon, and Impofer, for Memphis;
Minneola, Robt, urns, and T.. P.
Webb, from Memlis.; Anglo Saxon.
Huntsville, Centria, Nora and Mary.
Irwin, for Arkalas River; Henry
Ames, and Indian from New Or,
leans; Argcsy, Ldsville, Leonidas,
P. W.. Strader al Stonewall, for
New Orleans; Moing Star, Louis
Vile; Phantom, rom Tennessee,
River 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
R.. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, M H.

-7IVR NON-RETENTIoN OR INCONVENIENCE OF
Il Urine Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation o
ihe bladder kdReyH diseases Of the PROSTATE glands
nta ana ali diseases Of the bladder kidneys aud drop
meal sweilings, use HELhBoIDs FLUID EXTRACT
pulHI.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
WELL DONE.


He does we'll who does bis best
Is lie weary ? let him rost.
Brothers, have done my best,
I'm weary--lei me rest.
After toil'ng oit in vain,
Dailled, yet to struggle fain;
After toiling long, to gain
Little good with mickle pain,
Let ms rest. But lay me low,
Where the hedgeside roEes blow;
Where the little daisies grow,
Where the winds Maying goi
Where the footpath rustics plod,
Where the breezs-bOwod poplsrs nod;
Where the old woods worship God,
Where His pencil paints the sod;
Whore the welded ihrostle sings,
Where the young bird tries his wings
Where the wailing plover sings
Near the runlst's rushing springs
Where, at times, the temnest's roar,
Shaking distant sea and shore,
still will rave DER Burnesdale Ger,
To be heard by me no more
There, beneath the breezy west,
Tired and thankful let me rest,
Like child that sleepeth best
On its mothers gentle breast.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

MRS. DIR. FosT E II
Ano,ncas 10 hsr friends and the public generally tha
aha hss taken the Drug Store At the Of Front And
West Streets, and laid In full supply OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
FERTILIZERS.

VNO OUR CUsTOMERs.- WE TAKE
Il pleasure in announcing to Dealersin Fertilizers, and
the Agricultural public, that we have within the past
year increased our facilities for the manufacture Of
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to extent unequalled by
any other House In the United States Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of our old
established works In Philadelphia. known the DELLA
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase Of extensive and welstooked
works at Chicago, Illinois, with all the necessary
chinsry, cars &c., to conduct the business. This estab
shmsnt ALONE has produced annually 5000 tons of
dried bones and meat and 10 capable of being largely in
creased. We DESIRE by the closest supervision 10
duct these two that customers will de-
rive practical bensht from their consolidation in OBJ
taining MANURE which shall maintain standard
and uniform quality and at the lowest possible price.
BAUGH q SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
COURTING.

Jennie sighed, and Robin squeezed her
Pretty little trembling hand;
Then, with clasping arms, he seized her
Half reluctant form, and--and-
"Looso mo r' bat he clasped the tighter
Jennie, say, wilt thou be minea"
Then her bright face grew much brighter
And she whispered, 81 am thine"
Then they clasped each other fondly,
Close together as two bricks,
And they kissed each other fondly,
And-I left them in that AZ.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
II RsgB HALLS
1ea% -1lVEcETABLE' SICILIAN
SSTl HAIR +
-RENEWERs
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of seVsss gears
before the public and no 21repdrG-
ttO7s for the hdi4' has get been dis
covered that qoiJE produce the same
beneficial results. 1T Is an entirely
l.etV scientific discovery, combining
71GflU of the most p0tUe1TttG and re-
stOrGtiUe agents In the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. IT restores GRAY HAIR
COLOR. It makes the scalp aOIsfte
and clean; cures dG9ld77tF and
hLttOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and sOiLE make 10 OTOtO upon
bald heads, eccept IN VeTy aged
persons, as it furnishes the 7ia!tft-
tive principle by sUhich the hdt1. Is
the hair moist, soft, and QtossY,
and is BnsaEf9Da ssed as a III A II
ESSING. tits the cheapest
DrepGrGti0n eUe1' offered to the pub
tic, as one bottle qUiLE accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other prepdTGtiO1s.
It is recommended and used by
me First Medical Authority.
The tO01CCerfSCL results produced
by Oul. StciJiail Hair ReiletUeT have
iildtLced many to manufacture pre-
9dratiOns for the Hair, under %
giOns names and, In order, to tn
d,tce the trade and the f1ltOttc 10
aluychGse their compounds, they
hare 9'esOrted to fdEseh00d, by
claiming they aUefe FORMER part
| 9lers, or hatg some connections sUtth
on. Mr.. Hall, and their prepGT0-
| fioa tUGs similar to ours. Do not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
| OriOindJ: it has neUe4' get been
e0asGLJed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
q6itTl certificates, sent free by mail.
See that each bottle has our f1tvdte
Reyenue Stamp OUe1' the top OF the
bottle. .AIL others are limitations.
R.P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NJ II.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers !" Medicine
fehI2-ly
91UK NON-RETKNTIoN OR 1NcoNTIEKNoE OF
4 URINE Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation
ihe bladder Kidneys diseases q the PROSTATE glapa
stone in the bladder csleulus gravel or bries dust ~
posits and all diseases of the bladder kidneys aud dr9I
, PNats'l M KT.IfTD KXTKAC
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
NO. 70.

decide the fate Of Europe The French
army was formed into half circle. resting
on many Villages, and about three miles
south Of the city The Emperor took his
position, surrounded by his body-guard, near
an old wind mill in the immediate rear OF
the army The enemy held position to
The north, and the three allied sovereigns
stood some distance Oil upon little mound
there the better to observe the over-human
exertions OF their soldiers. The Germans
advanced with stubborn bravery, and
knowledge that they must conquer OF die.
The French gave way before the sturdy ads
vance and overwhelming numbers of the
Allies, but Napoleon, with the eye of an old
warrior saw at once the remedy, and with
his orders the body-guard swept down upon
their foes, and c ompeled them TO fall back
upon their support Every foot OF ground
was contested-now won, now lost-until
tina. fatal moment when the Saxon troops
deserted him and threw themselves on the
protection Of their German brothers, On
this moment was decided German liberty.
In rapid succession the different corps of
N44N AANANA- HAAAAJ 6NtN way uli tht CioHI
OF day found them in full retreat -Four
days without rest and but little food worked
| severely ON the Emperor; so fatigued in
mind and body he feel asleep on the battle
field, and of all those war-scared veterans
who had untlinchingly faced death in its
many forms, not one dared disturb the sleep
of the man they feared, but motionless gazed
fa1l
jumped to his feet, looked wildly around
him, saw the fires of the many burning
| villages and his flying soldiers and for the
! first time saw the hopelessness of his posi-
| ton. Accompanied by his staff he entefed
the city, closely pursued by the Allies, and
whilst the brave PoniaGowski defended the
gates of the city, he secured the flight of the
Emperor. Tho fight became general in the
city, and till this day the buildings show it
by the many shot in their walls. The
French, oVerpowered, as with one mind
made for the bridge, which was blown up,
killing many, and leaving twenty-five thou
sand prisoners in the hands of the Allies
This secured the safety OF Napoleon, but
proved the death of Prince Poniatowski.
III htttulpltd w iplu lne ElfSi Dul IL was 81
filed with dead and dying, and himself
weak from wounds, that he sank bencath
the mass and drowned in the blood of his
own comrades small monument now
marks the spot where his body was foundi
and u larger one the site of the bridge; one
bearing the inscription, "To Poniatowslsi.' y
) The other, "Blown up by the French Oct
10, 1918, to facilitate their retreat" Amid
tho waving OF handkerchieisa and loud huzzas
+ the three Allied sovereigns entered the city,
went down on their knees and returned
thanks TO God w. l., JR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

a MAN ATTEMPTS TO TAME RATTLE
SNAKE BUT GETS BlTrEN-HIs DYING AGO
aIEs-At White sulphur Springs, Virginia,
Pa great excitement was created by the ap-
pearance Of snake eharmer, with tame
raltlesnake in his hand He walked delib-
orately into the parlor one day after dinner,
flouriahed the reptile around and finally
placed him on the ground, TO the great an
noyance of many people, who left the room,
| The fangs OF the snake had been extracted,
hut that made the sight of him none the less
shocking to many There is no beauty in
rattlesnake, either Of form OF color. His
iial, queer shaped head, is positively repu-
sye, and ooanirymen, no matter how much
| they may fancy Them as pets, should not be
allowed to shock the sensibilities of more
nervous natures. While this man was there
a circus company arrived, 10 the members
OF which he exhibited the snake. To one
OF them, whose business il was to feed the
snakes, he offered this one for three dollars.
But the man, who was said TO be an Arab,
and whose style Of dress, dark complexion
and 1.-the figure gave some reason for the
belief, refused the offer, and, considering
himself versod in the ways OF snake life,
determined TO tame one for himself So he
purchased one from boy and commenced
TO experiment upon it, For while he got
on very well, but the vicious reptile was deaf
to the voice of the charmer, charm he ever
so wisely; and when the man least suspect
ed il, and while he had the snake in his
hands, looking steadily at it, it darted out
its fangs, struck him twice on the right hand,
once on the left, and once on the lower lip
The man Immediately called for whiskey,
and drank nearly quart. But in few
hours the limbs began TO swell in a irightiul
I, manner, and The pain 10 become agOni2ng.
4 A doctor was sent for, but before he came
the man called eagerly for snake. AS ii
: was brought to him he seized upon it with
4 mortal avidity, caught it by the back of the
!. neck with his teeth, shook il as dog would
shake raj, then bit off its head, spit itupor
= the floor, and ato and swallowed some foui
,s inches OF the snakes body. Whether hi
=, idea was to cure like by like-whelhor lit
i. was carrying out the superstitons OF his ract
- - whether he was SIMPLY delonous, o
- whether his own nature had become so thor
= oughly mproguated with snake nature tha
he was merely satisfying snake vengeance
IL is impossible now to say. He certainl,
,,, iluDg himself upon the ground as soon II
~ he had ceased devouling the snake flesh, AN
~ Wlithed and wriggled along the floor unait
~ ~, cd by arms and legs, alter the manner OF
1I ~ crawling reptile. The poor fellow coul
~, ~ never tell his experience. He was drenche
lss l with whiskey, but Too late he died
-, us twenty-tour hours. During his last hou
II. he called wildly on any number of SPANS
saI saints, and it was evident that, though Ara
al by profession, Tic poor fellow was a Mex
N, can by birth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
LnrrrR rRom sAxoNY.
SPECIAL Correspondents Of s Journal and Sta'e'men
Tr1psIc Au0ust "a 1867.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of h3 Journal and Salesman.
LEIpsIo, August "a, 1867.
Before my departure wish 10 give an ac-
count, however brief, of the people among
whom live, and with whom have passed
many pleasant months, and learned that
which 1 hope may prove useful to me
in after life Before leaving my own
country my opinion of the Germans run
in an opposite channel from the present
If allowed to judge from my own obser-
vation, l must write them down as good,
lund-hearted, unassuming, honest race, ever
ready 10 assist the stranger, and making
but little distinction between rich and
poor. They arc not people who aim
alone to the accumulation Of wealth and
show, but the best manner TO enjoy a long
and useful life. Their greatest fault if il
may be so-ealled, is the want of activity and
go-aheadtiveness to be found on our side oi
the water, but then, perhaps they arc the
wiser, from having learned their lesson al
the expense of other nations. Their routine
| is like the moving Of ponderous machinery,
everything in its turn, with regularity ane
precision seldom seen elsewhere. But a'
this is not our way of thinking, VIC lool
upon them as a slow people, far behind tht
times. This we must contradict, for they
are at the head of the scientific world, ant
the opinions of their wise men are sough
for by all nations. AS proof, their work
are translated in all languages, and thei
Universities are filed with seekers Of knowl
edge from all parts of the world, anon
which is fair representation from on
shores.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

a TRUE LADY,-I was once walking be
hial d very handsomely dressed young g'rh
aud thinking, us / looked at her beautiful
clothes. Il wonder if she takes as much
pains with her heeri us she does with her
hoiyr The poor old man was coming MP
he walk with Il londel wheelbarrow, and
iust before lie reached us, lie made two nj
nut The gate was heavy, aud would SWING
back before he could gel through. "Wait, -
said the young girl, spriugins lightly for
ward "I'll hold the g1tc open And She
held the gate until he passed in, and re
ceiyqd his thanks with pleasant smile rs
size went ON 'Shu deserves TO have beauti.
\ rl clothes" thought, "tor beautiful
spirit dwclls in her breast y LUHe Corporal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
And by dealers in general thr0uslOp! The country.
FISH GUANO.

The following testimonials from two well.known Bur
liugton County, N frmers attest the worth Of this
excellent fertilizer:
MonRgsroN, N. j July g. 1867.
Messrs. j. HAETaAa d Son. -Genhemen;-I have been
using your Fish Manure corn, potatoes and garden
ve.,etahl4s all Of which show MARKED DIVERGENCE
over the crops by other Fertilizers being much
darker in color producing vigorous growth, and
can most cheerslly recommend 1t to any one wishing
a paying manure have not its practical results
vet ihe present growth Of my crops where have used
it. warrants it not only on my wheat erou, but
all my crops. JoHN PkkhlNs'
MooREsTowS, II. J., July II, 1867.
hiessrs. }. HARTMAN soN,--Gentiemen;-l have been
using your Fish Manure corn, potatoes aud garden
We ,etables all of which show MARKED DIFFERENCE
over the crops manuTed by other Fertilizers being much
darker in color, producing more vigorous growth and
can most cheerfullY reeommerd 1t to any wishing
psyiug manure. have not its practical results,
vet the present growth of my crops where have used "
warrants this manure all my wheat this fall
Yoilrs very respectfully, A. II. BURR.
PSI think every farmer in this Township who has
used YOUR Fish Manure will subscribe TO the above.
ntga-lm A. ii. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
NTEDIOAL ELEoTRIcITX.
HA Dr.. C. H. LAWToN, hr
Late of New York and Philadelphia, would say 70 his
friends and the public that he may still be found at
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
[f Where he 10 treating s-

f1 Where he is treating s-
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every description with the most gr3.yng results
ny HIS NEW SYSTEM oF hEDo0A IN
thorough knowledge Of which is not only neeessAiy IN
order 10 insure ~ sn & IA but danss
rous experiment. We give below list o. assAaes y .ns
treatment of which this system = sespssy aa@pso' anu
AmanroHis, blindness from paralysis OF me qpuo nSsss
amenorrhua, interruption or retention ns .av ehIs
choreA It, Vtus dance, constipation, eatarrh eonAsp
on in Its early stages cough hen tn@ pars
yss of the acoustic nerve; dyspepsia daneus aiopyi
aatulsncs gravel goitre, hystera MP disease, nPo
nervousnes piles, palsy rheumatism, spinal aseAse'
| curvslures, and tumors -. .-,... ....,,, ha att
msted. ProlSpsus mlipacement ucsrations and other
Of womb diseases P51%pg pbcr susss q time
REPERRNoEs.
xV hov ha Measure Of referring those who may wish
to undertake Bestss treatment 70 sns wbs have
been treated by and witnessed our IN
Rdwrrd L. Rice sol shipley street.
|. w III MAI, East Fourth street.
Charles n. Gordon, 81 Market street, ,U,,,on ,is
H. H. Jones. corner Of Fifth and Market Streets
Dr. washington Russell, Ohrlstisna, Del
Walter Y. southgate. .e9l9sssR.,
"RLM1oLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUoHU
IL the great Diuretfe.
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED kAfhAOt eAheA
r pARtLLA,
Is The great Blood Purifier
Roth are prepared according TO the rules Of Pharmae
"a nhamstry and are the most active that can be mau
: aS-SOLD BF DRUGGISTS EPERHFhEKE.
London Hair RestOrer,
prska Coeoaine. and all other prelArahoi
s the hair for sale the Drug and Prescription eto
~ pr,J NJ Wilson, 6os Market Sc. 1nlyle
III BTown's Jamaica Ginger,
LOWS Brown Windsor SOAP and variety Of Perfume
and Toilet articles for sale AtlWiAohb Drug So i1a
nal tore, sos Market st. luSio
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

The following testimonials from two wellknown Bur
ugton County N j. farmers, attest the worth of this
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

West Streets and laid In a iull auppIy Of n
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
prcourad from the best and most reliable houses in New
York and philadelphia. .-.a,., =,
,ha Sallags Of pharmacy Of philadelphia, have been
sseured Who will give careful attention 70 the voM-
FOUNDING OF PRESCRIPTIONS, at all hours OF the
XII Kinds Of Fancy Articles, Chemicals, Patent medl-
enes Perfumery, Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs 14nsy
Etysets Cologne Water Soaps preparations LOT the hA
and everything usually found In we'll regulated drug
store will always be kept hand, and sold at the
| lowest philadelphia prices -. Il, ,,u
Mrs DR. FOSTER who ia regular graduate q rem
Msdica Uniyerty will continue the practice OF meu-
na at the above location, where she may Do iounu "nA
| not professionally engaged. ..IE
REMEDIES FOR THK HORSE. e
full supply OF reliable medicines for the cure o. =
Of ths horse will be kept constantly on hand
| tv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

a wrctehed old batehelor asks, "Why Is
:. beard like coulmon scnsel' Answer,
"Beeau33 no woman can possess it," An
indignant lady responds "WhY is tie author
oi tlie above like worn 0ut musical insiru
msm' Answer Because he's an abau-
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