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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
JOS. PARK.
ELI HALBERsTADT,


Messrs Rea Bovingdon's Grand Distribution of
Valuable real estate and personal property, viii be
made at Urbana, on the I'd day Of September next
when the holders OF lucky numbers WIN draw some
the most magnneent prizes ever offered In similar
terprise 70 be conducted In good faith Is only neces
sary 70 refer to the long list OF references all OF whom
have long been known and honored In this comfy aa
men OF strict proeity and whose recommendation "A
eucent to quell all doubt and satisfy every one In ths
community .-chsmpagn Union and Gazette, May i.
~ The drawing vii, take Mac. :, ,,s c,nr
nr6ana, Champaign CO., Illinois, September the end
lS6! under the supervision of board on manarers'
and oy committee selected for that pur.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
HoLLowAY's vFRMrFUGE CONNECTIONS

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vermfuges. TO the delight of the poor
q little sufferers. IL contains no Calomel or 9TH
err poisonous ingredients. EE@
80 highly esteemed Is this Popular yermifnge,
by the profession that all Intelligent Ply sicians
who know ofthem, prescribe them in preference
to other remedies, as not on.y more pleasant 10
take, bat more effective to cure. 49, @sA
Parents and guardians, having the care Of
20 children, should keep them as family medi- {
cine: for they not only eradicate worms--those
pests Of ch1dhood-but correct any dersnge
ment Of the digestive organs, SO eyalent with
children.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
gassat. ,a;lsaieiialsssG.
VegetabIe Siciian Hail Remover

IGsGldDl6 OlCllloh lloll llCHCHCilI
Has stood the test Of serep geurs
trial 6y the public and no Prepa-
ration for the hair get discovered
sCiH produce the same OesseectGS
results. 1t is a ssetC sctenttftc dts
cOUery, mbiiaissg the most power
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t resf0res
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. IL makes the scalp
sUhite and clean J, cures dGsadrsR
and hssnsOvs, and falling out OF the
hair i; and sCilE make ID 07'OsC upon
bald lte0es, eCcept iss -HerN aged
persons, as jta fNssatshes the sssst7i-
tive prtssciple .6y sChich. the hair
Ss nOurislsed and supported. nc
makes the hair moist, soft and
OlOssu, and d unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING. 1t Il the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the
1ss6sic, as one bottle ssOiW accom-
pyish more and last longer than
three bottles Of any other prepare
tiO1s. ~
the First Medical Authority. -.bna.s
Ou our Stcili0as HAIR Rc1t6tCer
ktStVC 1SetGttSCtG sssStstU w sSSSFcstl W.,
ture preparations for the HAIR,
ttss6leT. Cari0sss names and iss
order to induce the trade and the,
public to purchase their cOsss-l
pounds, they hGUc resOrted to- Ntsc-i
hoods, By claiming ttey.n sUere
former partners, on. had some .cOsa-
ssectiO7a sUith OaI7. Mr.. Hall, ana
their preparations sCas sis,sigQs' TO
ours. DO not be deceived lby them.
mever been, eqtsdlyed. Our Treatise
on the Hair, sCith ces'ttf3 cates, sent
+, free on mail. See that each bottle
has oar pTiUGte Revenue stamp
OUev the top Of the bottle. AL 9TH
cfs are is,sStatiOsss. 4 s4f aas agy
r. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. H.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
G. A. COOK, CHICAGO, III
Agent for the N0rth-Western Ste sFsf4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
Manhood How Lost, How Restored.

| As~esA|AA0oNs Az" LOcN A4oW IsCctVl Vus
just published, a new edition Of DR..
E6fHfR CuIversvell,sfgc Iebrated Es-
Hr~@$1H say the radical care lwithput
Gsssk1H rhedicfne) % SPEks ifoRfnsass or Semi
nal eaknesss Involuntary Seminal Losses IxPaTEycy
Mental and PLY steal Incapaety, fmpedmepss 10 Mar
riage etc.: aise CaSsUarroS, EriLersy and firs, In
dueed by self-indulgence or sexual extray aEapee.
e. Price, In sealed envelope only Gcents. ~
The celebrated authors in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences of sef abuse
may beyraacauy Cured without the dangerous os
Internal medicine or the application u the knile
pointing out mode Of cure at simple, certain,
10 enectual. by means Of which every sufferer, no
mailer what his coidiiion may be-, nsny himself
Icheapiy, privately, aud godicGllp.
80 This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
yoatl, and every in the lard. "a rgSe.fts4s4
snt under seal, Ia plain envelope To any address.
postpaid on receipt Of SIX GEMS Two post stxmps
Also, Pr Cuyerwel's Marriage Guide, price 70
cents. Address the pahlIshers 1ss9 ta'i.'8a1N
GHASs J. g. kLINE q Geo..
ll-yl III Bowery, New York. Post once Box s5s0.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
cod and Reliable Agents Wanted I !,

IN every county In this and adjoining States. Agenta
allowed ten per cent commission an sales OF Tick
ets All orders by Mall ainounting to Ten Dollars ar
less. may De sent by Mail at our risk larger sums
ceruncates and communications should be addressed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
aNiste,tal,eoMs.
HOlIOWay"s '.r 49, rs,
VermifMge
-,..s9....,a CONNECTIONS.

DR.. Holloway, some ffteen years ago, wit
Messing the distress occaslpbed sickly children.
In taking the nauseous vermifuces OF that day,
resolved TO analize them, and from the most
effective OF these remedies succeeded in sepa-
rating their active medical properties, pure,
tasteiess and inodorcus. Then, by combining =,
those with sugar, and moulding them into an
agreeable eeDfection. formed the present Pofu3
LAB aD6EFFEcTIyE yERNITrGs known as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
Machine Poetry.
aw 60 'aRraarHr s. % ..-.' r. .. .sEa-s h.,. y.
..f.. gao. a.... o..

mdCAAAC 1 OOII y.
SONG OF BIRDS, NO. 2. T.
.Eze'i & EiGacdI E aETAa a2,3 elisha bg
q 80, 3d.! satfssrf .frr#e, 80 a.ar fsra -~rFr
'''~ a17is .a-r -. -.---s Ia7rr58ass, s7'7 q
Fair Cedar Falls, not the city of the
plain , 3, -,.... ,..... :. !.
Tmmortalized by Poets in classic strain,
A thriving town, growing up to city
~ a hood, t-t s.,a... " =, .o .to..sr
Proud of its birthplace and its blood.
Proud Of It's water-power that's busy
r. turning cranks, ' .,sgsd Q
Proud of its factories that line its peo-
pied banks, -, 60 z. .-l .s..
Proud of our schools not unknown to
Proud of our College of high sounding
name. ii s....z.... ,@r go. - Ra =. =
Proud of our citizens who are proud OF
their clothes, so mft
Proud of their suits got at BIRD, PIcK-
sea.p rnr a. No 20 t ..Rt Z. TOWN q
Who are proud of their stock of fine
VESTS and pants,
For PIcKToN is knight of the shears and
not of the lance. tas 70 I
Their coatingsand cassimers good salts
e faction give 7syn. gs.t3 ar
Made up at prices that both parties can
4 ~ live, .. .,.a ,s.sss a = u 49,
And II you want ready-made, WE have
,tsr the best, gi5 - 90 II 4 sieas
And can suit you with coat, pants, or a
vest. 50 -ate 81 hra isr
All kinds OF hats we have on the dock,
So give US call and examine our
e. stock. aa.a at.f
We have the Amidon plug, and silk of.
s27f the same s. e e.
With soft. hats of prices too tedious TO
!, Il name.
.aggEe5E GOA ga 8.tsA ~
- sl=tn s'-fs7sa tss - sE
We have all kinds of furnishing goods.
20 collars, cuffs and ties, 81
Summer under-shirts and drawers,
gloves and butterflies, at
We have suspenders, long and strong,
2 trunks, both large and small,
We have the Henrietta cap, that's sure
to please you all. 1sas
.ssisap afta . a2s- ~ Iafs II at1fsf-s71 ii
And one thing more wen press upon
gaIz your mind, 60 s
That away from Jerusalem good cieth-
ing you win fnd, ~
So give us Q call, high prices we'll
I smash, ~
And sell You a suit IL syou'n pay us the
sis,. CASH. 80 Scots
..1ia
BIRD, FICTION q 90.
cEpAs FANS, April H. 1867. SIS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13
The White Pine Compound

Is ns0si,ficfared at the NEW ENGLAND Bora RIO
DEPoT, 100 Haaorer STREET Boston. -
AiGE0RGE w. SWIFT. NJ, D., Proprietor.
u + II. MOORE, Wholesale Agent.
For sale at retail by all Druggists
J. l.. COLE a co. Agents.
.tR 20 y9aftGEfss1s5es. ~, Cedar tails Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-13

- .rt CHrcAGn Nov, is. 1856.
Mr.. H. r. GtRDissR Proprietor GARDENERS Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Compound, "a 4. ....,. 2
SIR-Iiaynging been afflicted with the Neuralgia In
my face for six months friend induced my TO try your
Compound, and can cbeerfuy say found Vt the only
relief and recommend il TO all who troubled with
the Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully, B"
.rFEtz s. Z. ags.fFesFref i-gu e A. BOOTII-s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
The north Pole.

Two French gentlemen recently ex-
plored the Island Of Spitzbergen in a
manner never before done. They have
measured the mountains, mapped the
whole coast, examined The vegetable
products, the geological composition, &C.,
Of the island. They found that the long
day extended over asyeral months, dur
ing which the sun never sets, became
intesely hot after amonth or two by the
uueeasing heat from the sun, In this
period vegetation springs up in great
luxurianoe and abundance. The North
Pole is only matter Of six hundred
miles from the island, and it is thought
by the two explorers, as by many others,
that the Pole itself, and the sea which is
supposed to surround it, could be-reach-
ed from SpitEbergen without any great
difficulties being encountered. A sin
gular fact noticed by the explorers in
connection with this island, is the enol-
nous quantity of floating timber which
literally covers the waters Of the bays
and creeks. A careful examination ol
the character, condition and kind Of the
floating logs, would no doubt lead TO
conclusion as to whence and how they
came, and probably suggest new theories
FOR the solution of geographical problems
connected with the Arctic Sea. ;;
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

ted States las its Congress. All were
composed oHgnorant brutes, whose only
idea OF legislation was to deIugs the
country with the blood Of innocent men.
Such body Of rascals and knayes
were probably never before assembled =
Processing Christianity, they have viOls-
ted singly and collectively the ten com.
mandments pJs. h ,2n 9
Protesting Patriotism, they have vio-
lated the highest law Of the land, and
betrayed the sOHusTy to its enemies;
Protesting honesty, they have plun'
dered the public treasury, and stolen
from the people their hard earnings;
Protesting wisdom, they have been gull
ty Of the most stupendous fOllies that,a
madmsn ever dreamed Of; $1,000
Protesting deoenCy, they have made
the departments brOthels, and the legis'
lative hall q Pot house. aeis.
Protesting to be all that was pure and
good, lbey have ssprOven to be all that is
vicious and Villainous saa
Rotten in body and heart, they will
die of their own corruption;
A grateful people will insCribe over
the deposits Of their'putrid CarCasses
"Your loss is our eternal gain. -
Toledo Record. ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
Premiums AmdhHEing To- M
@1,4A5 OOI
For List Of Premiums and Particulars Of
Distribution, see the Weekly Enquirer
,rs and Subscription Ciroularsi
70 Be Distributed in april, 1897 l

WYE this year, offer prizes to the above amount as
w anincentiye to those OF our patrons who VII
exert themselves to form clubs 4 our paper could
be aiken in the household Of all our Democratic
friends South and West, its Influence would be po-
tent u changing the political aspect Of AFFAIRS The
great point for which all friends Of the Union should
labor Tor is the Dissemination Of Democratic truth.
had had equal hearing with the errors og0uf
opponents, we should never have had the terrible
sncc 6its necessity, We trust the Democratic preSs
isin future 70 have larger sphere OF influence ana
circulation.
lerroneous political eduation Of the nlassesl II We
w0uld restore the old order Of things once more el
fleet National Unity and the old-Mshoned Peace and
Prosperity, we must place the Democracy again In
power. Az auxiliary to this end, and az the most Of
iectve agent the work, repeat, is the Cr0ula-
tion Of fthe Democratic press. Iot irai8f j!ea
| The Enquirer has some claims upon the consldeFar
tion of the Democracy that are universally acknow.
edged, Through prescription and persecution I'M
exampled, with military edcts cutting on our cir
culaaon in whole States and districts, threatened
with total suppression, personal imprisonment and
mob violence if We did not change our c0ursesWo
stood by the Democratic flag and gave expression 70
its tenets Twice burned TO the ground within thir-
l teen months, and amid no greatest pecuniary dis
asters consequent upon II, we have never lost an
issue of our paper, or broken. promise TO any OF
our subscribers. In the future, as in the past, under
the sun of prosperity az we'll as the clouds ofadyef:
sity we shall bear aoit the Democratic Banner, and
be faithful to its organization. win not the Demoo-
racy of the Northwest stand by them who were true
in the darkest hours TO their political and personal
interests, and will they not exert themseves to in'
crease our circulation!
i As business and family journal, the Enquirer has
no superior. Each number contains large amount
of general news, latest and most reliable inteln'
| gence and reading matter. Financial and CONNER
cial News is made special feature OF the Enquira
An unusually large space being devoted to fn,i and
reliable reports Of the ruling prices oEthls ana osn&
markets. ill 7i j.V ii -rd -.i.t sF p ..
beTs teT at the following reduced rates: ~
| Pangec0pY, one year, aaft wv
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
SherlA,s sale.

State Of Ohio, ViatOn County, So.
Alexander Henderson Order Of s'le No. 4 ssaa
TSuRsfJANT to the command Of an order Of sAlA
Il issued from the Court Of Common Pleas oi Vim,
ton county Ohio, and to me directed as Shonh OF said
county, will offer at public sale, at the door OF tt0
Court House, in the Town Of Macarthur, in Vntoa
county, Ohio, on FpN
Wednesday, the 27th dag Of FeOruGry, A. D
n'i .g29a .ai 1857, g az .uguo2ih
at one o'clock p NJ of said day. The following de-
sori1ed premises, situate In the County Of Vinton'
FIVE acres Of land and water in the Southwest
corner in square lot of the East half Of the Bosth
East quarter Of Section Number Eighteen. TOWNSHIP
west corner Of the East half Of the Northeast quay
ter Of Section Number Nineteen, Township Ten, Of
Range seventeen thence running South TO the state
road 10 the East and West line. on the North cad OF
said half quarter; thence running West to the place
of beginning so as take oil the land that lies on the
West side where said road runs, belongngto said
half quarter. Jana -'N' its.ANt4 lt w Ah4 'hA
B "a I ---ALso-- efi nj ,oDs.ga si,l
The following described real estate, situate IN Sco-
tiCn Eighteen, Township Ten, Of Range seventeen,
beginning 7c8 chains North ofthe Southwest corner
Of the East half Of the Southeast quarter OF said
Section &c; thence East 7OS ehainsfhence South 70
links; thence N. 85, East 1.60 chains; thence N IS
East 24O chains; thence N % W. 126 chansi thence
N is W. 100 chains; thence West 40 links; thence
South TO- is chains 70 the beginning place, contain
4ppraised atone thousand fyo hundred dollars
(S1, 1,b6OOo) and must bring tso-thrdB ofthat sum-.
Taken a. ths q Asd Ssoss n
said Alexander Henderson. va. goiL hnBar3n sa
sfff5 b11 goW JOHN j. sHOCKEY. s1gia
t fGF Sheriff Vinton County, o.
b. b. shiyel, Atty for Plaintiff, 4s4Ha ~ 'uo
4 january "a, lbB1-0W NfturI .lN9fI INit glCtafv
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
PutlThingslin Their PIa-
ta CeS.

PUT things right back in their places
when done with. Never leave them all
about, heller Hkelter, tOpsyIturvy--never
When you use any article-hoe, shovel
rake, pitohfork, axe, pencils, writing ap
paratus, pins, thimbles, pil-cushioDs
needles, work baskets, kitchen Furniture,
every artiola of houSewifery or husband
ry, NO matter whRt-it~ is-the very mo-
ment you have done uing Is'rstuSn ii to
its proper place. Be sure to have a
special place for everything, and every
thing in its place. Order, order, per-
feet order, is thef watCbyOrt-- Heavens 8
first law. How much precious time Is
sayed (aside from yexation) by observ.
ing order-systematic regularity | And
little folks should begin early to pre-
serve order in everything. ~ + Orm habits
of order. These loose slipshOd, slattern-
ly habits once formed are apt to cling for
life. e.h
Young friends, begin early to keep
things IN their proper places; study
neasneas, order, economy, sobriety--in in
everything be just, honest, pure, lovely,
and you will have gOod,repOrt. asSsss,ai1l
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
miscellaneous.
Whatit Means.


A VERY common exclamation in the
Treasuror's Office, these days, by hardN
working men, upon hearing the amount
of their taxes, is, a.What does it meanr'
We can tell our hard-workiDg friends,
who have been voting the Abolition tick
ct for the past Fix years, what 1t means,
in very few sentences.
It meass that yOu,haVe been. .VotiDgEto
rob yourselvee, for the purpose I OF en-
riching as rapaciOus set of scoundrelS
as ever lived.
II means that youshave beons helping
10 build up a moneyed SrlstOcracy, who
By their money control the legislation Of
the country for their own interests.
It means tLot you are paying the taxes
of your rich neighbOrs, who have their
thousands invested in bonds.
II means that yoG have become serfi
to the sloyal" Of the Abolition party.
It means that you are paying the bill
for reducing you to the level OF the ne
groes.
1t means that Natl0nal DeDt ls
National Curse.
II means that unless you want your
sons to lead life of slavery, you mus
help to hurl from power the thieves
who, under the guise Of loyaliSts, are
making this Country . despotism, and iti
people slaves.
Itmeans that you are unworthy Of the
name of freemen, if yOn longer consent
to bear the burdens Of your bOnd-hOldine
neighbors.
Compare the above with your tax
receipts, and see if they do not tally
Toledo Record.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

IMPORTANT INVENTION IN WORKING
STEEL.-We learn from the Boston
Commercial that two brothers by the
name of Laird, Of Danulle, VT, after
twelve years experiment andl toll, ,ssa,have
invented combination Of minerals, to
be. inserted into steel, at the proper time,
whereby the poorest quality Of steel can
be made into the finest edge tool in a
few moments, and all flaws in steel can
be closed up, and burnt steel Immediately
to makethe best Of teols. For welding
firOn or steel, this preparation is far
better than borAx and must entirely su-
percede it. as this preparation can be
made for avery small cost. Tools mans
ufactured with this preparation will stand
at . high temper. for amy purpose, and
will last twice as long as those. .manufac-
tured by any other process. A patent
has been granted for this invention, and
rights are being sold.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

A,CAREFUL SERvANT'-Gen. Grains
late Of the Confederate service, tells an
anecdote of the early days of the war
thus:
AID officer when going into battl
charged his servant to stay OF his ten
and take care of his. property. In th'
fluctuation of the battle some of the en-
emy's shot fell in the vicinity of th'
tent, and the negro, with great Ewhit'
eyes, fed'away with all his. might Af'
ter the fight, and when the officer re'
turned to his. tent, he was vexed to learn
that his slave lad ran away bat the boy
soon returned confronting his master
who threate ned to chastise him for diso'
bedience of orders, "Massa," said Caesar,
"you told me take care of your. property
and dis property"--placing his hand on
his breaSt-''is WORT fifteen hundred dol
lars" He:escaped punishment.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

"SAI ,,,-O=Slaiuaod EbenozOI, to his
dearly beloved, when he arrived at Goth
am with his bride on q wedding tour,
EsSsl, get oD your Sunday lettings
and things, and let's take ,perpendicu-
lar promenade round the prtjuncts Of
this pfinCipslitg."
"WelI, Zeb," replied tie fair one, ,sI'll
do nothing shorter. But can't you say
your grammar and college edifcaIiOn
If you want me to slather round, and
take trot with you, Why in the sailed
Jerusalem don't you say sOP'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
THE diffusion Of kpovIedge and

The diffusion Of knowledge and re-
tinement, SO far from promoting inactiv-
ity and banishiDg recreations from life,
directly feeds that craving for variety
cut Of which healthful changes come,
and awakens that noble curiosity which
at fit seasons, sends man out to see how
the Wild flower grows in the woods, how
the green buds open in the spring, how
the foliage takes itspainted autumn glo-
ry;which leads him to struggle through
tangled thickets or through painless
woods, that he may behold the brook
laughing cascade from rock to rock, or
to breast the steep mountain, that he may
behold from higher outlook the wond
.ers Of the visible creation.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

ScENE--CQUNTRY = BANK.--[Enter,
Just prior to his final collapse, veil
known citizen doing business on the
confidence" plan, and generally believed
inGolvent by his neighborP). .,n.
Oitizen-Mr. Cashier, can ! obtain o
loan Of e0. for a short timgR
Urbane Cashier Possibfy; who lis
your indOrscrH
Citizen--I have~nU indorser.
Urbane Cashier-Nhat security do
yop pFopose's as@
Citizen--0hI no security / only
want the money for few dayaiOn my
face.
Cashier--nOt Urbane-We do not
take cheek as collateral here, otherwise
you might command our entire resOur-
ICES.
/. exit citizen, irate, to berate the bank
for it's arbitrary regulations, and the
officers for their peculiar views in rela.
+tion to accommodating the public"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

How TO .OLEANsE A OIsTERN'-A
simple thing have accidentally learned
and if not generally known ought to be
relating to stagnant, odorous water in
cisterns. Mary persons know how am
noyiug this sometimes becomes. Affel
frequent cleaning and other experiments
all to no permanent utility, l vas advis-
ed to put say two pounds of caustiC
soda in the water, and il purified it in q
few hours. Since then, when ] tried
what is called concentrated lye, Il had
quite as good result. One or both
these articles can be obtained at any
druggists.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07
Congress.

ENGLAND has it's Botany Bay; Rus
sia its Siberian mines and the United
States its--Congress. All the difEereni
grades of crime may be studied in eithel
place, from the wholesale murderer dowr
to the petty thief.
England has had it's Rump parliament
France its Council often and the Uni
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-07

REoEIpE FOR SORGHUM VINEGAR
To six gallons Of soft water add one gal
ion sorghum syrup. Standing iutht
sun or by FIRE. it will become good IN
about three. weeks. The bung OF the
cask should be left open foS the ,admiso
sion Of air. A piece Of straw paper, OF
if you have it, some mother, will hasten
fermentation. The above makes excel
lent pickles, though too dark colOred to
lock nicely upon the table. A stronger
article (Which many perhaps would pre-
ier) can be mado,by alarger proportion
Of syrup.