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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
NEW gANgEN sEogs

I he under. ignch respectfully announces that he
has reii,rh u shop, onr duor below Meyers Drug
store, ~ the Exchange BLOCK. where he Is rep,red
conduct the hachor!ng hu intss In all its branches
pructiced by him most ski,IfGily lie ALEC cleans
Guthiny, making them look nearly as g0odas new,
upnD the most reasonable terris. Give hun II trial
~ Hair Tonic the very best quality, used fo
ceanin, hair, KEEP, constantly on hand, und for sale
sc. COLLINS.
EIoouisburg, August IS lsGf If
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
GREAT OaA Eies1uV
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SEEEEsBNG CARS
MI MnulII

On and after MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th 1867. the
Trains IN the Philadelphia Erie Raj. Road Will
run ns follows
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves rbiiadtiphia II Is p. m
" - Northumberland s 50 a, IN.
" arrive nj Erie i5 p. ~.
ERIE EAPRES5 leaves I,hilade'phia le 90 noon
" Norihunbe riand ~ p. III.
arrive at F,ic rs IL, m
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Philanelpiia Z 90 IN.
" " Northumberland gj y. III.
- e arrive at Lock Haven iJ y. III.
EAsrwaRD.
MAI. TRAIN leaves Erie IA 40 a NJ
Northumberland ~ u. N
" arrive at Pb,ladclphIa 55 Il. m
ERIE ENPsESS leaves Erie - p. NJ
:" "a Northumberland ;? II. m.
" arrive at Philadelphia 90 y. IN.
ELMiIA MAIL leaves Lock Haven 10 a. M:
Northumberland 10 III q m.
'' - arrive at ihiiadeiphi1 Il 10 p. IN
Mail and Express connect with all trains On
WARREN N FRANKLIN RAILWAY. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at |! ~ NJ. arrive nj lryinetOn
ut q ~ a. H., and Oil CITY AZ . 80 IN.
Leaving Philadelphia u, W 4. NJ, arrive ut Oh
Ci'y y; Is p. M.
All trains oil Warren 4 Franklin Railway make
close connection. ut oil City with iraius far frank
lin and F,ffoleum Centre BAGGAGE CHECKED
THROUGH. A. l.. TYLER, General Supt Esic.
Oct. 80 1861.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
sen ING MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine !

$50 w ashinPtOn ct ect, Boston,
o!l Chei nut Street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEE. n. ia6O.
THIS MACHINE H. constructed on entirely new
j principles Of mechanism, possessing many rarn
aud valuable 'inprt vemenis. having been examined
by tho most profound experts. and pronounced 30
be
Simplicity md Rrfctioa Dop,Jned
II has u straight needle, perpeHdicu,ar action.
makes the LOCK or SIT TILE STITCH. which viii
neither RIP Nor RAVEL. and is alike both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description Of
material. from Leather 10 he finest Nans00k muslin
with cotton lnsn or silk thread. from the coars.-t
70 the finest nalnbrr. Having nrlhcr CAM or OOG
WHEEL, and the least possible friction. IL runs as
smooth AS glass, and Is
EmphoticoNy Notscless NncIiDc
II requires FIFTY PER CENT. lesH power to drive
IL Than any other muchine in the market A eiri
twelve years OF age can work IL stcauily wiinout
fatigue or Injury to health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofConstrnc.
iUn renders almost impossible to get out Of order
aud is GuARaNrEED by The company TO give en-.
tire snti Station.
respectfully invite ali those who may dc,ire To
supply themselves with n -upari + article 10 come
and examine this UNRiVALLED MACHINE.
One half hours instruction IL sufficient to enable
any persOD TO work this machine 10 their entire sat
isiaciiOn.
Agents wanted for all towns H. the United States.
where agencies are unt already established. Also
for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America, To
whom u ,iJ"rn' discount will BE- given.
UMPIRE sLTING MACHINE MFG co.
53b Broadway Wy,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
FoUrz's
Horse and Cattle Powders.

Mis animal, 6uch J
Y z l. Low WA.
FER, HEAv ES,
C0U q Hs, DIS.
4 L n = Err, fE.
yERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF APE
TiTE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. It's
use improves the
In d, increases
the appctite..giycs
o y m Doth and
glossy skin-and
transforms th O.
miserable skeleton
horse. -
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

ass sale Of .saoa h; wsans:asy
sosss Is casos pss ssh s...sa yf;s and
, sss s.s =
octave ehy evsd legs and case three esa.n .s rsoa I
iTos.ei: works q Ar, nzss Oh Paintings BY smsent
and sd sssl
Fable Bane. and pn,.f chs p match Sss .a naa .r.sn sa
reps black .sina. sedstssd. and EaSs.ss
sSas sa. aSS s.as ..a sssI ware 6Ss
men In ..ndancs % ssr paeA sae snip s'''' '''
=. 4. = .
h .s.s1ss. sale o. %SosS sna s.s.
,srs; also bronze Fyurea Groups Ae
4 uorIoN NorYcR.,ALI THE PURNITuRE DON.
.ssa in As q: o ss0.n .na 'sns ssA VII
sS1 Ri's Se:
ps.s CssnSss Dining Farnsars China aa''wsr: silver
4 ssIeKEB's sALE.-HoRsBs . IEuo5. III. yEED. 81,
rrT On .nSsssay re. rs reed .ore aures
ss;, hss Csa4g rE;s' Gssss snIs
BH nnshE hsss9 u FfFPs Il rssbs s,sHsj saHgssjr.osxrs
On ThsrsdAy February a. at II O'Clock q sner sAev'
Liberty ; 1sS tsS ffSss fsSSEas zi;i 8
q sSc1 SsS "a 4; q s :S for Of
nSTS1I sf issSk1SSE 70. ashis damaged on '''sa'
10y HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID LEEDS ART 0ALLKR1ke, -. -.
6l7 and 6l9 Broadway. southwest corner q Iwsn
ON Tusedas 3esh Wednesday s7th, Thursday, 18th FseT
sses q ins In fssns water
SEsEXS% 8 ron rHn
"WEDNESDAY EvEHIE0=Fns Fereign Pantinea
PARTICULARB HEREAPTER.
B 1T zvcIiSE. IHIs b1Y, A. y O'CLOCK.
| At EALEeROOM " NABeAU STREET,
BLANKET0,
0EvEEAL 0ETB HAHNE6S, 60, 90.
Regular Horss eales NAssau street every We1needA!
Msssrs. HiNER sOMERvILLE sasr. nspspasssA u
vantaGes IA location, experenca and bunnoss capaeH
wishing 70 buy desiring % sen HOrseas sCaAe
Or anything pertaining 70 tAs horse busisesA
| CBARLEs HoHLHNDHR0, AuCTI0NExA Will
~ SEN ibis day. at lQh o'clock, eAel1Ghh avenue y
Lease btock and YixtuSss o Arst csss ransy 6tore
Hosiey, Kid Gloves, Cogssts Hoop kts, Spool vottsnl
skira LADIES' and Chil1rens Clthing. &c, worth svs
e40Q Rare chance for basiDese - everytAng w1u
| sold Without reservation 70 Tie highest bidder
| CONTINUATION sALR or FuRNIrURR, 90, =
~ auctton.J. ". CAMPBELL. auotoneef. selle tA
day, At oCook ~ No. sS Hudson street Rare shane
"'' cx1PBELL ! CO.. ones sae greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

DlAAo ANfWsRf AND HHM NV YoRK.
The .aAsgSss s SrE;P coming season.
nrst class Rpgtsh sorcw steamer
TO ANTWERP
First ship from Antwerp. SATURDAY, March n
FIRST ship from New York SATURDAY, April n
Taxing passengers and freight at the lowest rates.
Full particulars giving names OF seamers prices pas.
sage &c. win be published in a few days -
s0' 's'' Hill HitEER Eco, No. Chambers street..
rI,HE NORTH GERMAN LoYD,s
Il ~ Steamship HERMANN. w. RI, Weuke
carrying he United Staten mail viii sail from thc remHu
pier, foot OF Third street. Hoboken. -
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
'sieSS 'sEioeSSBoS, EAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND sRxsrs
A. the following rates. payable In sod lie equivalent IN
sSs arss cabin, sfasi second cabin, sy sseerase,
followed ny. sy The steamship DEUTSCHLAND. n
For freight or passage Es spply 1s e 80
HOE LyEnPooIs CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
AusTRALAsrAN, from New York Feprusry n
CHINA, from Boston via Hslifax Febriar N
JAVA. from Boston via Haiffar. March
-. rAssAex n0rxr rKw roaE
Cspn. $3.50 0 Second cabin 500
e~s,o rAssAeu Ia sossT x s .sos .o,ror. =.
Payable II ssid Or iss sSuivsisnI
pi. I. .sVSH VSSvs2kp, n. p.-p.s er,...
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

"
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooAPANYs
ITO" man mxIREMAsEIA,
E. Issr, commander, carrying che United States mail.
~'n salon Saturday MAJ 1MIIanMbrRa. '0'
taking passengers for Hamburg Hasre Southampton and
FirSi cabin si; second cabin 90; ssssss % 60 psy
The = fEufoxfi Van ssii March 10
General Isents General PASSENGER Asenss
u Exchange place. NY. No. . BarcisJssr n r.
NToRrH GERMAN LLOYD.
United states Poss Department he Of the
North German Lloyd will and after the 3ist o. March
ssss M xn On oS carrying is Us
sA'' Ans1' ana 00aaI oEIRscas co.. @ Broad ssrssl
CTRAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Prom New York every Wednesday and SAtnrday. -
rusry ss HASHATTAN on Saturday March from pasrH
s.srss: s sarsns, f.s:.ss 70 New York and rn
SnSsi Ami, - T. ,'sAn1 - ~" WILLIAMS 0UION.
= Broadway and q South street
r OHDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
II Passage To London Or Bres el0 80 ~ currency:
DELLA. Captain Glcadell- from New York March =
WIN. PENN Captain Billinse from New York March 70
Captain s,n iTs@ T NsM yort 1p "a
The Britsh iron steamship CELIA VIII save pier NO
North river for London calling q Brest ON Saturday
Unt further notice ali the steamers Of this hne VIII eAll
sold through By ran Paris Per iesa than regular
freight win b taken and through bs Of ladas given Ia
Hsyre Antwerp. Rotterdsm s Ansssrdsm and Drnaira
ROWLAND 4 XsPINwALL. Assnta
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

4 SIT OF TEETH IN THREE TO FIVE HOURS
n Splendid sets, eS 9i0 eib go. Beautiful Gum sr,s
with rampsr 70 Al out The cheeks and restore youthful
appearance. Teeth cSrseted without pain with njyous
Oxide CAS- No charge for extracting when Teeth arc in
serted at VAN VLECks 175 Sixth avenue eatisfsssion
goaranteed.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

To LET-A FURNISHED HoCsE. 70 A PRlvA rE
family, Broadway In Fiftce,i'S ward Rent ~
mon,h % Agents need apply. Particulars a. beeeker
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
DACIHIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,

cxRRYiNH TiiR UNITED STATES NAIL.
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY VIII leave per a EorA-
ver foot Of Canal street, New York Mt twelve O'clock
room On Monday, March II lse, co9neong v,s ransns
1ssrs nascsneers Win 6e Transferred tie company'e.
sniend{ slssIsy COLORADO thas poF q -
Eedn0sAay April l065, direct for YekohsuA and Hons
Who prefer 70 ns aays q Gan Fran
cisco PNnsms, or Acapulco take the RISING bTAo
hence March l, csnnssiiug with GOLDEN CITY.
THROUGH tcketa York, adding 70 regular
prices between New and San Francisco the fonovnG
ratea Payabls In eold or ~ equvalsnt--
@ e.a n.nsisso T.sis q q Hoso ao.e1e%a. xons. ~
Due noties will be Glven q subeequent veyagea
The oAcs tAs wharf, pier - Nsth RIVER focs q Cana
street. " - n BABY, AeenN
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
DACIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIEORNIA

CABHYIN0 UNITED STATES MAILA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ssensrs leave pier q North river foot Of Canal street sti
February ist-RIsiNG STAR Captain ". Turser
Meeting with MONTANA, Captain Sutton.
February nth-HENkY CHAUNCEY. Captain A. a.
Gray, connecting with CONsT!TuTiOM, Captain cassry
February 20th-QCEAN QUEEN. Captain T. A. Harris.
connectine with GCI.DEN AGE. Captain Lapddgs
All departures touch Acapulco; those Of Let and 2lst
Panama with steamers for South PAcns PORTS
lst and h for Central American ports and those Of let
Departure Of lith each month connects with tho
team Inc ffom Panama Australia and New Zealand
Steamer q Ayrch u lsE, win connsct With the com
pany's COLORADO to leave San fraucsco for
Yokohama and Hong Kong on April ie6!
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
For passaec tickets and al further Information apply
the oacc the wharf, foot OF Canal ec9s NoStn rvsH
New York. =. n bAbs, Aeens
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

HOUSES ROOMS &C.. To LET.
rro LET. BUSINESS BASEMENT AND UPPER
l part Of the House Of Is Fahoa street srooslyn.
1,o LEr-ruRsIsnED, OR FURNITURE FOR SAL a
at,ie corner Re.ii.nes - feet sds
SssR sasn aaSs y @o and
three bs,hro0ms Apply % 3. w. rAyioR, sos and 10
Pine street
s.sc ,..s rnr
No. Srss door, tro 1osa; 4
To LEv.sroRs Al 50 sewEnx, SUITABLE Eos
awe .how winaow .ui.sS fes merchant tailor drsssmA1sr
TO LET gyEs.saEpA FIRST CLASS a9VsE e s's,:.s on
from ;ss Ia IsssA ss. for s1 twelve months Aa
To LET, IN BRooKLYN-A HANDSOME THREE
n!s W.ii cry n.sSSorhood ars rent
To LET, IN NEWARK, MJ-A BROAD STREET
... mn on sssss ii:
sxss Sr%s cosss. ana fsssr. ARR1S R%poua as Or
RIO LRr WITH POSSESSION lsr OF MAya1nE
Second with part Of the Third Floor OF house ~
:ssss Apply % @ osc sc' W. H2aosT' - Henry street.
Er sos
sysryas cs%psss Z dG1
ITO LET OR LRAsR-NOS. l76 AND l7S WOOSTER
street, below and workshops above; % feet front
Inquire Of DANIEL N. DEvoE.
Vso LIT OR LEAsE-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY
Y '.ss ss e'sss Apply ~;
UyO LET OR LRAaE-YOR A TERM OF YEARS. Oh
n. ssd ss'' No PIN:
ITO LIT on LEAsE-vALUABLE PROPERTY IN
West Broadway, 8 and ~ also ether valuable Houses
and Stores in The Phth ward Apply ~ 70 Bridge street.
Drooklyn
V,o LEAsE-IHRRE FLOORS OF 90 BROADWAY,
oerner q Twsntish street from 1ay1 Inquire In The
T,o nKNr-A THR1E STORY HOUsE ON Ta1 EAaI
piy 70 J8HN LLoYD's sons. iS Nassau srssI
no RENf-FoR STORAGE on OTHER PURPOSES, 4
down town. wesA side 1HOk B. FISH. = Pine street
U.o RENT, FURNISHED, IoR TWO YEARS. ON FIFTH
Sos acsss so rns
Uso RENT IN BR0oKLYN--A FURNIsHED HOUSE
n 6cheSmerhorn street. three story high stoop, brown
stone 6!00 nrst class az modern
BULL l7A Front street. n. =.
| THREE STORIES OF LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE
g lss; terms y sdv,ncs: go sssSn Appv
| THE FIRST FLOOR or HOUSE ON NINTH STREET.
near Broadway would be let Furnished; suitable for
millinery dressnakns or other Sensee s .u
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
COAsTWTsE ,sTEAMsHIPs.

IN OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
VIA NICARAGUA. EvEbY TWENTY DAYR
deapa the 6ro< class steAushipo
sINTfA0O DE CUBA, Capt Smith. Feb 20
san FRANCISCO. Capt Behm, MsrchS 3
rran pier - North river OF Warren
with passengers md freight at very low rates; connecting
on ne Pacific ocean with the fine steamships
NOSES TAYLOR, Capt Biethen, and m
AMERICAN. Capt Wakeman.
WV ii xEBB PrssIdent, sl Exchange plAes, n. "
- ID. n CARRIN0TON, Agent
lS7 West street. corner Warren street, n, y.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

CoLror DENTAL ASSOCIATION oRroryATEp TIN
an.sshe.Ie u:e o. nitrous c.ds sas admsiser i 10
the most approved etsod- do nothing bus Bxtrlt Teeth
snd ssrtsnH - without piq ~ lsoW yaliss tssnfr
- neif nance ~ the oasA 10 Cooper insitufA
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
n n III AUCTlON SALE.
r 5000 To 5000 TONS
SCRANTON CatJ
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. ~. INF.

I. rr. n.,.. NEW loRk, Feb. % 1857.
Inc ps,swsrs, Lsckawanna and Meter, l.aroNd Com
l"ny VIII seI oy Messrs JOHN II. DRAPER CO., Auc-
tsetr ~ the Comrany's fnlcsroom. rs change place.
cor~r, oI Whllara street, New York. on wEDNEsfSAY,
Feb. ", ina., At IL o. clock, moan. -
,e,, s00y 40 61,ec TONS
~ FRI vi MINED COAL FROH THF I4CwAWAhpx
Rr0IoNN of the usual sse deversbie at their depot
Eizaleihp W ~ y, during the month " March, les7.
fEkhS-k Wy cens per ton, Ayable in current funds,
on the day " and the haians. within ten days here
: w '-' yOin rRrsnTn p.-ssxssA 4
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
DENTTsTRY.

A MOST .woNDERFuL, DIscovERY.-TEETn Ex.
"A tracted without pain su ycars), by benz rbing ap
ssS T. Jaf viLk m sss Grand si l., n.s
Broadway ~ - -.
The New York herald., 1867-02-20

10 LEf-.AT 70 WALKER STREET, NEk.s pRotD.
ms three Lofts, 25xio1; pOssssson April l. AN3 y
Pre- a. q iionse % Greene street Apply 70 H. VAS
NsNsT, vi Canal srret
The New York herald., 1867-02-20
WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

MASO WILL BUY FURNITURE AND PAY rem
WfOU until May Of . pleasant three story high stoo
House With g: modern furnsu,s M consists
chestnut bedroom furntuys, kitchen utens gas 2xtuEe
20. Must be dsposedof Immediately. Apply at M La
Forty:hfth street. 4 80 n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-28

was elected. He was twice chosen Mayor
of New York, from 1854 to 1866, and it
is not commonly believed in that i'm
maculate city that his political career
contributed to impoverish him in the
least.
In marrying the accomplished and we'll
educated daughter Of Drake Mills one of
the merchant princes of New York, Fer
nando Wood achieved another step in his
successful career as man of wealth and
of the world. It was Drake Mills bro
Their who gave his name to the celebrated
Mills House in Charlestown, and Drake
Mills himself, when in the great whole
sale grocery house Of Smith, Mills & Co.,
used to be the New York consignee of
huge crops of rice from the Carolina
marshes highly profitable trade.
Fernando Wood is personally precisely
the reverse of the style of man popularity
associated with his name. Tall, slender.
1.-THE, pale faced, almost silver haired,
with a fashionably cut moustache,
smooth-shaven face, highly polished man
ners, and sleepless energy and will, Fer
nando Wood represents at sixty FIVE
years, life long struggle to conquer for
tune, position and name in the midst
OF obstacles and in the teeth Of reputa-
ton which would have quickly ruined an
ordinary man. He Is now, for the third
time, in Congress-, and seems to have a
permanent affinity for political life.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-28
LOVE AND TOBACCO.
How DespOndent SuitOr CheWed His
Way Into the Lunatic Asylum,
From the Nashville Banner,


A friend who is devoted to scientific
pursuits communicated to us yesterday
some singular facts connected with the
history of a recently admitted inmate of
the lunatic asylum.
Some twelve months ago young man
who was then employed in the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad car shops, a steady,
industrious mechanic, formed the ac-
quaintance of a lady out fifteen years
of age, who resided a few miles from the
city An attachment speedily sprang I'D
between the two, which resulted in an
engagement.
Their first troubles arose from the OBJ
jections urged by the parents of the young
lady. The old folks preferred another
man. In anticipation of his marriage,
however, the sutton had saved from his
wages considerable amount of money.
He could now give the object of his affcc-
lions a comfortable home, and saw no rea-
son for waiting.
About two weeks ago he asked that
the wedding might take place at an early
day, but his tiancee wished to defer the
nuptlais Tor two months, as at the ex-
plratlon OF that time she would be six
teen. This, with renewed opposition
from the parents, seems to have weighed
heavily upon his mind He was an in
veterate chewer of tobacco and had often
consumed nearly half pound per DAY.
This habit had long been ct work under
mining his nervous system, and his sor
rows made him all the more persistent in
masticatirg the weed. His quid was his
constant companion The more he tho't
Of his crossed love the harder he chewed.
There was no limit to his unnatural in
diligence. Every sight was suggestive Of
a fresh mouthful; every Renaissance of
the dear one was followed by copious ex-
pectoration.
The rest is soon told. About two
weeks ago he began to exhibit unmistak;-
BILE signs of lunacy, and is now under DR..
Jones charge. His mental condition is
directly attributed by the physicians to
the excessive use of tobacco, aggravated
by the effects of disappointed love on a
weakened intellect.
He chewed, not wisely, but too well.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-28

Corn MEAL FOR BUTTER MAKING
At a meeting of the Little Falls Farmer s
Club, at Herkimer, n. Y, Judge Owen
made some remarks on feeding corn meal
to mich cows, which are reported as fol-
lows, in the Utica Herald:
He found no ground feed so good for
butter making as Indian meal; he had
made a number of experiments in feed.
ing, anc the best results were obtained
by feeding it dry. In this state the ami
NAL took it slowly, moiStening it with sa-
Iva and thoroughly masticating it. In
feeding it wet, he thought it passed di-
rectly to the third stomach. and, hence,
was not properly assimilated Had a
large COW of the Holderness breed upon
which he experimental to see how much
meal could be fed with profit. Found
that feeding two quarts at feed, and
twice day, was all she could bear. This
in addition to hay, brought down the
milk in large quantities. By such feed,
this COW yielded fourteen pounds Of but
ter per week. Her highest product was
forty-one pounds of butter in fifteen days
besides thirty quarts of milk, which was
saved out for family USE Did not re-
gard turnips as of much value for mich
cows; preferred potatoes, as far more
valuable to iced.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-28

| wuz." Foller me -
And forthwith the entire congregashen
| piled out, rushin toward the niger set
| Element on the Garretstown road.
| Arrivin at the settlement, a consulta-
shen wGz held. 1t wuz decided that /
shood advance to the doors Nv the houses
and demand surrender, but I declined
| Kernel McPelter volunteered, and we all
awaited the result. He knocked at the
door NV the first house.
.'Wha' dye want?'' exclaimed voice.
[ want yoo, sed the Kernel.
''Wha' foah?"
'My friend,'' sed the Kernel, impress
| sively, "ef l recognize that dulcet tone
yoor my niger. Four years ago 700 wuz
set free. 700 sposed, by Linkin, but we We
done away with that. Come forth and
give yourself up; 700 shell, eff 700 go
peaceably, hev yoor old quarters agin
and be treated ez NV old -
$50 way white man, and stop yoor
foolin. Dis nigga in bed
Break down the doorsl" yelled the
Deekin, 'sand hev done with it, and a
rush wuz made.
The doors wuz broken down, and in a
mint the niger and his wire and two
children, wuz out in the street bound,
and the Kernel he'd the farnitoor packt,
ready TO take to his own house. In the
mean time, assaults he'd ben made on two
other houses, but with very different re-
suits. Deekin Pogram led one on the
house NY former slave NV hisen, and
wuz disabled by a charge Nv shot in his
leg, and the infooriated niger threw open
the winder and swor he'd empty tother
barrel into the he'd Nv the first man who
came within range The whole settle
Inent wuz by this time alarmed, and we
Good hear the click Nv the cocks Nv mus
kets, and the pin up Nv furnitoor afor
the doors. 1t wuz decided that the at
tempt to re enslave EN- be given over for
that mite, and carryin the Deekin, who
wuz weak from loss of blood, we made
our way back to tn corners agin
The result demonstrated 10 me the i'm
possibility Nv the two races Twin together
in harmony There is natural antagon-
ism between EN- witch must result newt
ably in war NV races, onless the status
Nv the two races is fixed by unalterable
law. 1t can't be denied that so long ez
they are among us, so long shell we be
tempted to subdoo EN-, and so long shell
SIGH sole harrowin scenes ez that NV last
mite result. Ez | heer the groans Nv
that Frustrated saint, Deekin Pogram
this is written at his bedside in the inter
val Nv feedin him ticker with a spoon
| feel ez though [ must vindicate my
birth by going It and killing niger.
Nothin but the uncertainty ez to who
wood be killed restraints me- Thank
heaven, next yeer, when Seymore
or Pendleton is President, and the uncon-
stitootional acts NV Rump Congress is
dun away with, all this will be fixt 1t is
this that soothes the Deekin and enables
him to endoor his suffcrings.
PETROLEUM Y. Nasty, P. NJ.
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