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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-02-06
JOB WORK

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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-02-06

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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

We have large Stock of Wood Material of eastern
timber carefully selected and well seasoned; includ-
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use from
the plainest Wagon to the finest Buggy and Cutter
stuff. This IL new feature in our trade.
~ ~. ECKERT, for several years the successful
manager of the business Of the old firm, will remain
an active worker In the present house.
Strict attention will be given at all times to the
Jobbing Trade All orders filled pro mptly and with
the care If the buyer present to select
for himself. Trusting to discriminating public and
II. A. Whitney, Respectfully,
Geo. Il. Dayton,
s. j. Eckert. (416 WHITNEY IN
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

AND HOUSE OF MERCY

Howard Association Reports, for Young Men, on the
Crime OF Solitude and the Errors Abuses and Diseas
cs which destroy the manly powers, and create mped
iments to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, fee of charge. Address
DIR. }. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
lnlol ahi Do
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
For Sale!

A Valuable Farm in Farmeisburg Township. SO
PRAIRIE 10 timber so under cultiya-
uo,,. Terms liberal. Apply to D. BAUGH, McGrogor.
552 W. r.. McCORMAC.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

COOKERY Prof. Blot has done sonlc-
thing towards making the art ofcookesy
fashionable, it may not be out of place to
present the following original recipes,
which cannot be found in any cook book !:
70 steep Tea-Let your wife buy the
best at the present price, and you will find
it r rs'e sssa sr,aa III -civsl the grain
SPECTATORS good line Of discount at the
bank. slAs&1I14 !
To make light cake-Use a cardle, and
see there is no wait before baking. 81 Wv -. =
The quickest way to get toe-martyr-
sauce-Walk through crowded horse-car
without regard ID the fleet Of the passen-
gers.
How to get head Of lettucc-Buy it.
To prepare good steak-Get up a yacht
races hafEa 81 EfkU gIe.lss- Yrft. = -:
TO make claret smash-Strike the cook
square on the nose. .
To dress calfs head-Send dandy to
the barber. .Gl00T aK!raa7 10 \,
= TTTr . 50 4A8lLt
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the country
after havingbeen proved by the testf eleven years
in the New England States where it's merits have be-
come rs well known the tree from which, In part
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

The Berlin papers strongly deprecate
the. interference of Napoleon in German
affairs5 !l6uil i29h 8fll 10 MIMI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
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Wonderful hut True

Madame REMINGTO the world-repowned
Amroaesat aud Sesnnmbulistic Clairvoyant,
While ~ z ciaifvoysnt state, asli.4tss the .Ysry
fsaturess f thelpses~n you are to marry, and b
the aid Of an instrument of intense power. known
sths fs5oh"asctrdPe guarantees 70 produce
tsfHct and life.like picture of the futurS bib!
hapd or wife Of he applicant, with date OF mar
rage occupation, leAaing traits of character
&c. This Y no fmposi.len, a. testimonials With.
out number can assert. BY stating place of
birth age, disrosition color of eyes and hair
and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped enrslepe
addressed to yourself, You win receive tSc nir.
ture BY return mail, together with desired inior.
nation.
Address in confidence, MADAME GExrRupx
REMINGTON, 20 Rox eg7, WEST Troy, Y. Y.
ara3eed&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
'1gs ss &c. ss3f Y'a;fUI4,Rff T VII

SECTION !. Bt oTd0taed oy hs Guy Of -RhNI'
iaa That for the year 1867, there shall be levied
githin the city mentioned In this UrSinazcv for
the uAe Hng bSxefesfYhs C1tgrof Nhsefing, the
tax % folleys to Wit; On sn l9nds, lots and real
estate in the city not exempf from tafhsion, for
~ ts0eeusson every nae hendred dollars value
nsf cots snd Pr sYsfS th'ees N .fs city Sy
p SEC: er6aaR pstsepsi pfeperss jn thscit not
tezenps ffeg tsIation forty cents 4, % every hun
dred dollars value Hereof :" ~"
SEC. !. On every Uoamal lssion'' o. forwarding
merchant, q taxrof 6ty dbllarss s.rrsT -ra.r
EhSEc. ~ In every ksense 10 q hssksr or pedler
And NO such. license shall be fssucsi FIR less than
one year, Or the unexpffca partsef the ncense
war or trahsferfedy nor any Peanonf transact
basinSs thersmn,isrs except the person pamed
Sec. 5. On every license to an auetioneer, f.
SEC. 8. 69 every Heeise to vender Of scodaJ
wares or nrrchandise, W either of them, who
ssgiri.aoas by sholssaje os By whole,
Here Sold, q tax III seventy i've ,lsliars -.
| o SEC 7.7Os' every iieense tsssespaa wharf.
boat. two hundred dollaraiT .5aussf,
farmance tie s,lnl Of ave dollars for each days
prerfornafce. For license for s'ich performance
,ssr month sixty dollars; lfss three months one
hundred dollars, or for pne year thFes hundre"
a9 ssr ON every DAYS rtireas performance or
i Ian fesM one huiidrta doilars.i -irfa'
SEC. 10. ON every days exhibition, Of wire or
| rope dancing or jusgleryer papPet show, TWEEN
SIC. II. On all other shows, concerts or exhi.
tbftio6s, I'VE iuffms- per tisyf admission ."
whchuynsy ~ charged :.
or similar purpose, fifty dollars for each day.
Src. 49, On every license to keepa house Of
private entertainment, ten dollars, on every
boarding hLnse. fveJldllagsJ tscx9ha., -,
SEC. H. On every lisense for the Wholesale Of
runpowder, twenty-five dollars. On every IL
cense for the sale of gunpowder by retail hys
dollars.
SEc Is. On every license to keep aFbilliard
trpomfvr the, use and entsItainment- of persona
FtssSDt ylfive. doilars Tot each table.I Rlf
SIS s,s o. sss "a d eg rrDras %
no such alley shall be connected with any place
where spirituous or malt liquors are seld. u,
Sell. On every license for public pistol
gaiiefs tel dSharss sE'i:A OFF,
tIsStt fSf hire 81 fsT GsS shti,hre, within said
s sssf ls ssaF n f four Sl' wheeled carriage
NO On sters two horse four wheeled :earriAsc
three dollars. IL - g
On evsry one horse f"ur wheeled earriaSerl
! two dollars.
On every four horse wagon, three dollars. .
HI % eyefyItwo n threfhor.e wagon thre" dol
"a stety dhS OftwohOrss saat' day or wagon
three dollars. :,
SIC. 10. On every license to an agent for each
company, or sub agent for an insurance S"mPa
other State, doing business In this city, seventy
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journ of a few months In the city, was hnruts'
recognized By. her friends In place Of eosuse5
P rustic, flushed lace; zhea ha soft ruby -een,
pieSion J q Utmost maisss sinocthnss,7and Ip;;
stead Of essdtsaln-stshesrosaS appsared bpt
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause def 20
ertat ., change, she plainly told them that she
used the Circsssiaa Reln, and considered
r. an invaluable aeddisitio1 to- 1.adys toilet
Bxits isse snyA Lady or Gsntlepan can improve
their personal appearance an hurdred fold 5ift
IA sfnple R1ts cambination 4s Spture herselfi s
sirhple. get unsurpassed In Its efficacy indraw,
ing Impurities from, also healing f6leaiising and
identifying the skin and complexion. BY its
direct action ON tle eutiele it draws nom 1t all
| It's Impurities, kindly healing the same, and
leaving the surface as Nature intended Il should
be, clear soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81,
sent by MailOr Express ON RECEIPT oiian order
hrru;. .o., w. J.. CLARK & Co, ChemistS II
i.,', -, Ne, , West Fayefte St., Syracuse, Nj
! The only American Agents Tor tho sale Of Tie
same. .4TU;Ef ipar23 eod&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
'.-Iy;1ciifiici;in;i1cKsyaaweed Tonic.

.~fJSllSlaknsS.C SN WIN Os.scs
fbis .medistthe invented by DR.. J. H. ScHEScx
of phiIadeiphia, Is intended to dissolve the foo,
and make 1t into chyme, the first process of di.
r J. By ;iaaisai psss thS cstsmach with
Schencks Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soup re.
stores the appetite, and food that coulf Hftbe
eaten fore using Il will fs essf digested'
Consumption cannot ls ciited by Schencka
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver il
maAeifealthSani theeppetitsEcstored hence tho
Toriic and Pilis ~ required n nearly every case
81, consumption, A half dozen bsttles OF the
aExiyEEOTQsiIg All fhtss) Gt four boSSs u
the MA NpRARE PILLS viii chre any ordinary
do Il Aysbebai.Sfy u.'t'.L5if
ESorSrf BcsfSs; aud Ut AZ pii6cpal Office In
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers of
each PLACE, or his pamphlet on consumption for
| his ,l.ys of ytsftatiohf fSS,s ) 80 'I' l'.'
Please observe, when purchasing, tlratthe two
likenesscs of the Doctor-one when In the last
stage Of Consumption and the other Al Ire now
Is In perfect haalth-2are ON the Government
stamp. ''' -'' "'i.,'-i L.nI -
Sold by all Druggists and Doaiers. Price sl.J
pcr bettls, sE te halt dozen. Letters for nd.
vice sbonld always be addressed to Dr. Schenck'
lPrihffpA UfiS,sA D. North 9th St, Philata.,
Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co. y. Y; s. s. Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John
q Rs sin ss 9siS Y s,ir No Taylor
7 1st.wea molly I'M '-'' d %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
A Profe.sienu nj Friend,

i, Mr.. Qnilp . bachelor Of virtuous and
studions habits, made truthful but testy
replies to the pleasant inquiries append
ed TO those cheerful blanks for United
States income returns, rs follows:
Q. Had Your wife any income last
year: Ans. Never had wife.
Q. Did any minor child ofSoirs re-
ceiye any salary last year: Ans. The
| insinuatiou is iudelicate and impudent.
Self respect forbids reply. Ask the
State Constable. o. -..i. "..,.s
@. Have You Included in this return
the income of your wife, and salary re-
ceived by minor children: repeat l
am unmarried. Know nothing about
tnriner cirihlren or their salaries. . 5u
%. Have you any stocks, and what
are they Ans. Yes; one patent black
silk: one leather "regulation,"a la mill
t"s'f' faIEgsrs ,,.,..'
q. Have you ,oagllt'or sold stocks or
other property: Yes; especially '"ther
property"-e. 4, tooth brush, penknite,
ct Get, ct oct -
Q. Have. Iyou any United States Sc
curities::' Ans. Nothing better than
returns fsam fthelatc Connecticut cleo
tion.. .a,o..,.j h.
@. Have you kept any book account
Ans. No. Tried it once. Found ] had
paid out more than l had received.
Office boy sold it for waste paper. a.
@. Is your income estimated, or taken
from your books! Ans. 10 comes from
my b0ekss -Ifasion Post. !" s...s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
a u.~aa.I Ti..sl yieeso. L4J

A IIsnaas Time Pises.'I4
b4A Sonderfnl story Is tola J"i a MA"
named j: d. theraify. . na',Ye :" '"' =
zerland, who had IN ls'z' at!ne aye VI VI
sixty-six, arrived az aa ssseA'sn:ns us
gree Of perfeffSn ~ feskofins ..ns :!
an fnterhai movements =" 60 i"
aihaiuan time-p'eee OF OIL il''99S ','sA 81
his youth he was aceos''ipe" y. *.
great attention to the ringing OIL o','s
and vibrations OF pendulums / a'rss
degrees he acquired the power oil count
ling succession Oh ih'erYa'S ,. eH =,
equal, to those when tue Y''r".'ohs 1 -
sounds pfodneed.s -. Beng OH SSs M% :.
Steamboat on Lake 9ehe'a, ." 's a.
1929, he engaged 10 ihn'c'.'e 10 Wv, ,'9
crowd ABOUT MIN TIC i"PeR va :,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

cAs.shes Trissph fsr the Casi.-'
y III. ,Shish yesterday received an ele.
giant nine stop Usbihst Organ for the
st, Clairsyille Presbyterian Church. Il
is similar to: the Organ recently fur
-nished by Mr. s. to the Masonic Frater-
nifty, but in some respects differs. Our
music lovers win have an opportunity
TO examine this wonderful work to-day
only, which opportunity they should
not neglect. The Cabinet Organs Sly
its merit, holds the leading place in the
public estimation -rightfnlly, and WE
arpplssea 10 Zee the success Ar. shieh
hasin Introducing these Organs. i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
THE CHILDS CURE.
Laug hIin's Infant Cordial,

3. 'rOh SlllLDhEN lee lIllNu.
An astonishing fact that the largest number
;,of deaths occur among children. fact that
while teetbing children are in constant pain.
A fact that during that period nothing will re-
| lieve them sooner or more etfectually thns
I..i. LAUGHLINs INFANT COkDIAL.
Mothers, denOt re them suffer
.fi USE THE INFANTS C0RDiAI~,s;t
Mothers relieve their sufferings by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
TeethiDg is greatly facilitatedby
" " L 1.-THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
IN. @ GBYcTHE INFANTS, CORDIAL.
Cholic and Pain spf,,d instantly
,.,. BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL 80
Summer Complaint cured -
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Ne Sleep lost. No Crying Baby II You ..,'.
T. USE THEINFANTS coRDIAL.g... =
7 Every bottle warraated to please or price re-
funded Prepared only by
frtS EAGdffBIy, SMITH & CO.,
feb24 Druggists, Main street Wheeling, :,
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In st. Louis, May Sd, 1851. WILLIAMSON
Mkkaged ~ Sss1fapd 20 days. '''' -. "'a
~ The funeral will take place Oh Saturday morn
ing, at 10 ssiScks tfpn'Ais mothers residence
on fSArt4 stryss SbGts Union. Friends Of the
k.mily are respectfully invita = attend Lf 6,
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|, Great Asesisn sale OF Books for enc
week only, ut $50 Msinist, Gard
insr's old stand incIuling the largest
Afsck oC stnudard Books, Bibles, Al
b.. ,s, Ac,, ever bronRhtts wheeling
ls., w. Ii, BAssRTT. Aueiionesr.
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MARRIED .

At thu residence Of the brides father. on
Thursiay. MAY 9th. by the Rev. 4. +. werier.
Mr. CHARLES SCHRADER and Miss CHRIS
TIANA STIFEL, slaughter ofC. f. Stifel ESQ.
an Of this city, rla- -'s'
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.lsI.rl New Advertisement. Pr D1
s-t''J-. See advertisement Z: Eound,' in an
=: - r.. otbef column - oj 10 al:, , Lis
sail1 nS!i An ordinance ASSASSIN taxes for 1867
1T,a"s- appears this morning. XIII , - o.> d..
The steamer Edinburgh is the Gin
cinnstipaskst for Saturday. rr''s -
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must all 4sy9ugsep cpd pretty y, not the be

view, but this is not oil that is intend,
"a. Z MkSes euis siFs i4a n u paid
no regular wages for their services; they
are to depend for their Il 1sg on, the
walters fee which one always gives in
afaffsiaif eafe IS TMa wsHe amount TO
something, no, .donbt; bnt there VII
eonreaa time when this esfe will not De
full to repetition every night, or what is
probable, these Young girls MAI be
charged exhorbitant prices for tie rooopplfs
wshieR they bnst Seeury NEAR their
work-their work which will last FROM
noon to midnight Well, the moment
they find they cannot earn enough to
live on houestly, and when they have
once once seen &c the alluremen's Of Paris gay
ETY., they will supply the. market Of
eourtesans, and vice will have q !new
instaiment of victims. This is no item
eaIled from -Parisian- feuilletons; 1T IS
the, truth, as any candid obsFverIw i'll
tlnil.e The reality lais-rpo twoniaa can
cam ,m a. enough to live oniG Paris as well well
"a she ought TO live, at present prices
What do you think ola salary Of sixty
| francs q month for ! lady ut the conn,
ter Of m elegant cafe in Paris! That
will buy her perhaps oDe-eishth:of thu
1 81 Il - ,,aa.1c-sn hur pnSitiOn
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. Was not u reahy tslksr.g.A LADY once
rallied fs;m1n BID bsckwaraness in this
RESPECT. T"siadsm,1 said the .essayist, II
don't carry small change abont with
me, but can draw on my banker for .
thousand pounds." We don't see but
talked well enough then.
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i.Aq-s all! AA-esca q Miad, f.i,,,, .ESUI ~
a ss1S5;s q; have of nSereus instances
saIirgaE aUf fregneutly
connected With men of great devotion
to some particular literary, scientific or
Theological fiivestf cation, which propopI
n div :, allies, ths mental PoYers,l Wercoula-
g ssa.oo point ont many idivhlnals who ill the
srais sa pulpit With ability and display in their
1901 ,, Discourse vast powers Of intellect, who,
;''a in the s'ni,l party, carry on some men-
tai. eXs1ise. which dsconnects them
from passing events. In Massachusetts,
saas ts.a Is Clergyman of thi, class who IN his
ie'G s;siaabsent Intervals IN iikelSte apprOpri-
:oi,i ale to himself not only whatever hand
kerchiefs may chance Ia in his
way, Int table napkins also are fire.
"a 90. =; sqnentlS fonnd In his pockets when re-
-'2E3s1n1- turning from social parties at his
qagls- parishioners. This was so much n
habit, that his wife would search his
u pesketssp return for tile purpose of re-
...4,9, storing the, articles speedily to the
--'-i:H rishtful owners. One day his wife
$500. = found in his side pocket whole silk
. .so.Is1ah, aproH string and sll. He could give
;1e II 10, no account how it cane there-it was
- o mig my strrioS STAIR. lady of the parish
La Do however settled the MATTER satisfactor
.,,,rs ,i, ily- In cQnyersati on- with her guests
' Il 10! = after tea, an some subject in which he
,llzqI5i felt mach interest, lie iIniTtsgkGheT
-i+}i'H.;f apron as she sRpposed" for his hand
- - keFehiaf. aad began To tuck it awayin1
.sa:g aa.- Ia his pocket r. Knowing his abstracted7
r., = y ness; rather than break the thread of
:s.!,. the discourse, she nntied the apron.
r,,,ly ,,r string aud let IT go, little amused at
fhp, al fer " or pf-
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GgaqgqrANwrwa ,erfaii.

What will the ladies say to the Wal.
terfaif wnrn hy the bellies of Indianapo-
r:,.-..... lis: Ii ennsists of a cocoauut fastened
:, ''-''. 10 the region of the cerekeIlum by nib
80 .......-- hons. Ii is beautiful arrangement,
81 -. the mt being itself covered with q
90. '..---.--; natural growth of brown hair which
rgoa sgaa . makes artificial covering unnecessary;
'- ~ the size is exactly right for people who
7lJi-ag .. moderately obey the ruling fashion. 1t
rs. .-.:''; can eertaiHly be made very useful as by
-7aoK : having door cut in the NIT, brushes
- combs, scent bottles. and other little
VA, 20 pecsssprics of the toilet can he carried
-convcncntlv. If this fashion
l should becope general it viilso tsway
-"''' "E.- with the everlasting question of ac
90 : I,eounting. for the presence of milk in
80 .,.d eocoannts, twill then be evident that
~ it il, simply for toilet use. and only a
-'7yhWise provision Vi nature