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The an,hor Of the celebrated Widow Be-
dott papers left behind him At his death the
manuscript Of another comic book, which is
soon to be laid before the public, under the
title Of Widow Spri1gins. At oae time Wild
ov Bedott wasas familiar as household words,
and Neall YES esteemed one of the most ge<
NAL Of wits and pleasant gentlemen. This
time, and the people Of it, are almost things
of yore, but the memories grouped around
the old Widow will insure welcome for the
new.
{ WIN. T. bowman, an ex-rebel officer,
fell violently in love the other day with .
young woman he met near Galveston, Texas,
and learning she was married, followed the
example Of Werther, and blew ont bis brains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

The Burlington Ha~k-Eys say.-seyer.l
Iowa papers having nominated our distin-
guished Senator for the Prssd .ncy, i've have
good authority for saying that Mr.. Harlan i.
not candidate for the Office. Neither
does be believe that any man should be-. Il.
believes that when the tine comes 70 select
ssandard-bearer for ths Republican party,
the candidate should be chosen with refer
sncs TO his fitness for the high position and
his strength with the people. The time TO
decide these questions has no. "a, come,
But when il shall come be bas the utno.,
confidence that the convention. will make a
wise choice.
I'VE may add that Mr.. Haflan's emisen,
sbiiity, long experience in public Affairs, I'M
questionable soundnsss on tie iaues of the
hour, and his national rsputation for intsgri.
v and purity Of charsessr, NJ "a ample a.
surancs that any duties imposed upon him
will be we'll and faithfully performed. We
are sure bis nomination would b highly sat-
isfactory to the Republicans Of lows, q W
believe it would BE- to those Of the sn,ir,
Eorthw vest. 1893 =
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RANCE OUnoTlOn.
The Boston Transcript having propo.oded
query 70 Ho~es Greeley, .hs PHILOSOPHER
defines his views Of the relation Of the. Re-
publican party to the Temperance question,
thus:
But n. Trossersps falsely asssmss tbs, som,
enc has attempted 10 commit tAs Rsps6iieon 6urt.
70 onr theories or notions toueAine the Liquor
frame. whatever may be true Of the devotses Of
License, tbes 10 aes true Of Ia frSSpaS Tia
liquor question was dragged into the frst delsrn.
va nepubiican State Convention We ever attend
ed]teAt 81 ISss We rssistsd and bsat Il. insist.
ieG shat NO resolve on the subjses should BE- pss,ed
that each Republican should bs lsft free 70 r..
vor Regulation, Prohibition, or License, = h.
should deem best. From that hour, the ousslen
nsyer csne up, 90 far - vs are aware. Il : "a.
publican Convention Till this rear, when inc ON.
from The Tri6une being dslsgA1e) the friend. Of
Tree drinking, on Sundays and week days Alike.
crowded through at tho last uensns resolve e..
voring their view Of the subject. It did not ex.
press the sentiment Of the Convention, which ~
alphabetically ID favor Of lsavfne he whole sub.
)ect outside Of Repahlissn .Csavcntiops: and a
did not save hundred Equos Sotss to The r.
publican ticket, vhils Il Sspelisd psSy se.lou.
Isupesa1cs men. We prouptiy fepsaiatei !. An
ateapt - sonnit tAs kspsbaisua pes1y Is : n.,.
hcutaf eS1f1e On sah5sce 4Aeeaon ns~sta;s.n.
notovfonsix at1seed, a1d Md rtoai "a di6., NJ
MAJ was sver fsgsirs1, . . nspuAlioan p 4. -.
or a1nins kteenas or Psshlbisioa "a IL 49,.
peiatten ct the Liquor snsssIoe lv<n -. -..".,-
could not - sthsr than disastroua. s''-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

3 TEE New York Herald 10 vary sntta,iastie
IN support OF . proposition Of its own, to wipe
out the public debt BY burning up the bonds
held against the United States, The Herald
mns periodically Offers 10 burn ur hundred
thousand which be holds. Lsthima burn up
bis 500 600 and set the example, and no.
Wy to win reputation for patriotism and lib
srality as The cheap rate Of sassy professions.
Dssda, not words, ass the ~ Of sincsri.y in
these days Of humbug and toufoolsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

TIE Pope did well TO thank the Frsnch
soldiers, for had they mot interviewed in the
very nick Of time the Papal troops would
have been defeated, and the temporal power
OF the Pope would hare been subver.ed for.
ever. The Pope owes the continuance of
his power, not to the consent of the people
over whom be rules, but to the bayonets of
foreign soldiers, who crushed the people
down under the heel of bloody despotism,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

The Democratic leaders demand that the
Representatives Of the people In Copgrsss
shah surrender their independence l. the
Constitutional law making powsr Of the nj.
ton, snd shsii simply, intams and trembling
subserviencs, Register the DEGREES Of she Ex-
ecutive.
, That y Tia, way things srs done h TIE dss-
posic countries Of Russia and France, and
modem Dsmocfaey regards. .haAas the more
sxcsllAnt nay. assEs E8&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

IL vIcfoR RnATusl owes his psss successes
and his present position 70 the efforts Of
ossitAldtand oshsss q hisAish, Dsttlatsd
md dsnoralized y powsstaid pessusrity,
Emanuel turns upon his old friend and pro.
poses u ksas him fbf psfSaiAg The sams Lis
Of policy which secured Emssusl hnss1f
shs Soversigsy Of lsal1 III q Ga
Ambition grat6sd, power achieved, and
men become conservative in Europe ~ veil
~ in America,
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A Cough, Cold, or Z Sore Throat.
Requires In rsd.ts a.tsntiop, and should BE- checked
Ifaslowsd to eontians,
Irritation ef ths lLunss, . Psrmsnsnt
Tbrsas Dissass, Or Csnsampsio
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct inhs~nee 70 the parts give immediate
relief Fse bFaaeAiAlss AssAne, scasarrA,
csas1nnstve ana EArsats Dasesses, rro.
ssss are sssi with aisays svod success.
sisgsrs aad Pahlis apesksrs ~. them "a
saeas and steAgthtn ths voice. -
oFAn onlJ "BAoyss nsoscHuI raocnass .rd do
nos uAs any q The Bosses hiiase~s that nay b. Of
49, itsAkas tnovl3-dx w3n
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How to obtain Shares and En-.
gravings.

Send orders 10 by mail, enclosing from II 10 $40
either BY Post Once orders In registered letter
rist. Larger amounts should be sent By draft
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tbs o. States.
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known citizens Of Peansyiyauia and New Jsrssy =
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

~ Al AakxISs 70 sons Iovso MS rsct1.. y
such = nsslsetnx to eLswvs proper rule, Of A....
which sat dssssa esd 100 o.tsa prenss,r. dam r.
you ha,Sa tOsgh curs IL win bottle Of Dr. J. D..
lssd's white sine co~DcapA I. never All. so,a.-
al dinssi.ts AZ 81 90 per bottle. nsx,a a.. ~
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STHE REaLINa POO.

AAseaays A6r&0m9N1n - o. Crf~a
and ~ Dissssss snd. Abssrs vhsh
iHpsdisdsnts vs. MARRIAGE. Nh .ar, .s.a. q
sssG sent In ss.lsd istssr envelope lte. ofch.,,.
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KENTUCKY STATE
lOTTE y!

To be Drawn at Cosinpton, Ky.
Class =. .Nor. l6sh, 1867,
etnss ", :" 3lss, 1867,
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II is the worst case Of child murder thai
has ever csos tooue knowlsdes.r Lindsay I
erins wls not its equal in brutal ferocity.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
II FADING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Apiil sti,. 1861

CREST TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West for Philadelphia, New York, Red
ing. Pot,svile, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
town. Easson, EPhra,a. Lits. Lancaster, Columbia,
&r. &C.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, us follows
Al %. 10 and 81 0nd 10 and on pm conn .c,
ing with similar Trains nn the Pennsyivan,n Rail.
road aud ARRIVING q, New York al 500 and ~ 10 AM
and 10, 90 npd 10 25 Pm. Sleeping Cars acrompa.
nying the 30OAN " and O0P NJ. Trans without
chsnRo.
Leave harrisburg for Reading, rottsvil,e. rana.
qua Mneisville, Ash and, Pho Grove, Allentown
aud Philadelphia, ut ID a IN ani 10 aud 10 Pm
stopping at Lebanon and PRINCIPAL Way stations /;
tho 10 maA Ing connections Tor lAi!aie,phia nni
Coun,6,a only. s"t ro'tiyi'c schayikill' u ,vrn
ana huburn, VIA sotu!'kiil aGi SasgIeliauua Rail
70, d, leuvs Hasii,bufgst !Opa. ''"''
Returning Leave Now York AZ 0 90 A NJ 10 " and
90 and W PM; Philadelphia al -I5Anaodoaopm
way Passeaper rain leaves Philadelphia al Z 80 A
~ returning from RcuduiY ats 3lrN Shopping nj ,,i
stafions; Pot,.si .e nt u AN lra Il .ssn
land " nud " 30 4 NJ an! IS p Il; Iou,soun n,
IS An and 90 ma 55p u. ~
Leave POttsvilie tnr Uarti bug via sehuyik,l and
Sus quehanna Pailroad at o. A NJ WV
Reading AccosNalo oda,ion Train Leaves Read,n,
at 80 returning from Phil,delphia 1T S w PN
Columbia Railroad Tralns leave Readins n ! 90 n
Pottsto.sn Accommodation Tram Leaves Po,ts
town At w 4. NJ returning 'eaves Phiisdelphia at
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave READING a, 90
4: X and Is p Y for EpAra'a. Litis. Lancaster,
aslphia O6 4 N; and is 2 v. the q % A. n. train
sann,nv only 20 Reading Pottspilia 8 0eAM. liar.
g. nsrIisea,s and u % n. for New York aud as
&c. Con r. mutation Mir g. Season School and E1cur
1n u!chets 70 and finl all points q reduced rates
r,sssr srsss enceSeo 'h' ~ghi sopounds allowed each
Gtnesol Superintendent
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
(;RovEsTEEN & CO.,
Piano-Foyte Manufacturers,
A90 Broadway, New York.

THE ATTENTION Of ihn public and the trade is
j invited TO our NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE
ROSEWOOD PLANO FoRTEs. whith for vout.e 9
and purity Of tone are unrvaed by any h,terto oi.
forrd in this market. They contain all the nodcrn
improvements, French grand action, harp pedaiton.
frame, oyeT.etrung bass. etc, and ench iustrumept
being made nBIer the per.onaI supervision Uf hlT.
J. n. GRov.srEEN, who has a practical experienced
over thirty years IN their mann acture Is faIIy war.
ranted in every particular.
THE "GR0REsTEET PLANO. FORTE"
RECEiyEp THE HIGHEST AWARD OF MERIT AT TN cELE.
BRATGD WoRLDs FAIR
Where were exhibited instruments ffom the bcst
makers Of ondon. PARIS, Germany. rhiladclrhm,
baltimore, Goston ard new York and also at the
American Institute fOr i've successive years. the
G1Lp and SILVER MEDALS FROM both oi which can be
seen NJ our ware.rooIns.
Nv the Introduction Of improvement VIC make a
stu more perfect Pano.forte, aud by manufacturing
largely, with u s,icty ca'h system. are enabled 10
oder the instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
Our prices are from SlOO to $3.50 cheaper than my
first class Piano.fort..
TERMS.-Net Cash In curreGt funds.
descriptive circulars seNt tree:
July u, lsGJ.-iy.-H. & 7.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
NEW IoAL WARD.

me Undersigned respectfully informs tho eI,Izsr.
o' n,ooserg and COLUMBIA county, that they kc"
n @ .ne o'nsrent numbers or stove coal AMI selected
JOINING Mrkelvy, Nenl & Cos Furnace with rood
pmr B"hao scales on the wharfto weigh coalhay and
10 those who desire Il. As we purahn.o ,s,no 1.n
amount or coal, VIZ intend TO koep superior aricis
ara sell n ihe very lowest prices Please call and
eA"Iho Tor yourselves before purchasing rc
j. W. BENDERSHOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
TUE nncefsigncd VIII take. IN exchange Tor Coal
! and GsoHe'rs, The following named ayticl.. ~
wheat, Rye Corn. Oats. Potatoes Lard, pnm shoul
der, and sida meat, Butter, Eggs, Hay, kc, Mt tho
hshestGnsh prices ni hig Grocery Store, adjoining
their coal yard. J. W. H'ENpE,siIoT.
Bloonisburg, April %, 1866, ,-Iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE!

"A SUFFER NO MORE.!
When by the use Of DR. JOiNVlLLEa ELIXIR
you tau be cured permanently and nt irifing cost.
The astonishing success which has Attcntrd tins
nvaiuahc medicine for Physical and Nervous
Weakness, e. nvr! Debility aud rroslraiion. i.oss
oi Muarular Energy, Imp"tcnry ANY "f III" con
Fcguencrs oi youthful 'ndIsCTcti0n, undeIs II thu
n,0si ra'u.hIa preparation ever discovered.
II i'll remove an nervous affections, dcPIes sion,
excitement iIcapaIitV TO study business los 81.
memory, confusion, thoughts m seli.destruti ion,
fears at insanity, &c. II will restore the appetite,
renew the hca|;h OF these who have destroyed 1t by
Scnsual excess or tvii practices.
Young men, he huRbugged no RloTe by "t1uaCk
Doctors" aud ignorant practitioners, but send wihou
delay for the Eixir an be at once TestUreg TO health
and happiness. perpnct cure 10 guaranteed in
every instance. rrice ST. or four bottles to one nd
dress, 90. Hns bottle is sufficient to effect IN
all ordinary cases.
Also, pr IOnvie's Specific Pills, f,r the spochy
and pnrY,ancnt cute Ni Gonorrhea, G!cet, Ure al
Discharges, GravJ Structure and all affections o.
the Kidneys and bladder. Cures efc,ted in frn,G
CUE In i've days. They are pTerarcd from vegetable
extracts that are h rmieas Oh the system, and never
nauseate the stomach or inptc2nate the breath No
does iheir action in any manner interfere with bust
ness pursuits. Pnec 81. per box.
Either OF the above mentioned articles viii be sent
TO any address, closely sealed, aud postpaid, by
mail ofCxpress on receipt of price. Address all or
ders to BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists, No ss5
Ripersi., Troy. NY. Feb 27, B7--iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
AGRICULTURAL,

REMEDY FOR TREES CASTING THEIR
FRuIr.-It is well known that although
some trees both Of peach, apricot, plum,
apple, &c., are we'll furnished with blossoms
often fail in their impregnaton, and fall OIL
and when they are impregnated and get,
they fall of at tho stoning. Frequently,
although they survive the stoning, they be.
come promaturely ripe and fall of, and very
few, if any, Of the fruit attain maturity,
while no flavor. These failnres have been
proved to arise from unwholesome food,
remedy for which may be found in the follow.
ing method: Having selected q tree that is
in good condition, snd well furnished with
blossom buds, just as the blossoms are begin.
ming to expend, take potato fork, and
with it make holes all over the surface ofthe
space occupied by the roots (which extends
as far from the stem as the byanches) at
about IS inches apart, forcing in the fork to
the full dep h Of the tires, and ii gen.
tie heave, by the pressing on the end of the
handle them having dissolved some nitrc
in water, to the proportion of one ounce to
the gallon Of water, fiji tho holes with the
solution. No manure must be given; but
it, after the stoniug of the fruit the tree
should appear unable to sustain its crop of
fruit the following preparation may be given,
in the same manner as the nitrc: To one
gallon Of water add one ounce of potash, stir
the mixture well, and let it stand for a week
or ten days; then pour of the solution from
the clot, and mix one gallon Of this liquid
with four gallons of water, give it to the
trees as aSeys. The remaining clot may be
dissolved by adding to it one quart Of slack.
ed lime, and one gallon of water, to one
gallon of clot, but this solution must not be
given to fruit trees, as it produces the effect
which the nitra is intended 10 remedy. -
II will, however, prove good manure for
the cabbage tribe, celery, &c Gardeners
Magazine
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

DAYS FOR CUTTING FINGER NAILS. Gut
'em on Monday, you cut 'em for health !;
Cut'em on Tuesday, you cut EN- for wealth /;
Cut'em on Wednesday you cut en- for news; ;
Cut'em on Thursday, new pair Of shoes;
Cut'em on Friday, you cut EN- for sorrow !;
Cut'em on Saturday, you'll see your true
love tomorrow Cut'em on Sunday, and
you'll have the devil with YOU all the
week"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

TwENTY-rHREE WHEAT CROPS FROM THE
SANE SoIL.-An English country gentle.
man has been experimenting for twenty
successive years on the same land, in wheat
culture. He has fartilized with farm-ysrt,
and with artificial manures, and the average
yield per acre in bushels has been thirty-fiye
for the former, and thirty.nine for the latter
For the last three years the yield Of wheat
has materially declined.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
DR.. w. II. WHITMOR,

IhS been in successful practice for number
years with The experience of the different ho
ri'ui' In Europe. also memher of the Analytic
Medical Institute Of New Y'rk, confines to at',,
10 all Professional cases at his office No. y2t Filbe
street, Philadelphia.
2. No patent Medicine, are used or rccomnc ndr
the remedies administered are those which will n
break Gown the constitution, but rcaovatc the ~
ten ffom all injuries IL has sustained from minsv
mcdicincs and leave the system In healthy sr
perfectly cured condition,
3. DYsPEPstN. that distressing disease and n
destroyer Of health and happiness. undermining I.
con tiu'i ~ tni yearly carryin: thousands 10 4
timely graves. eau most empha icnlly he cured.
I, Melancholy, Alteration, that Stat. OF And
tic" and weakness Of the Mind which renders pI
sons incapable of enjoying the pleasures OF pei tor
iDg thr duties pf life.
S, RHEUMATlSM,i in any form or condition ,chrcy
IN or acute. warranted rurAblu.
ii, EPii.EVSN. or Calling sitkncss. all chronic
gIt tlh hlT.u
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

SHEEP KILLING Docs. According to.
the Agricultural Report for this month,
there were lao,47o sheep killed by dogs in
1866, throughout the country, estimated at
the value Of 100000! This is paying
pretty dear for the privilege Of having 30
many worthless ours around us:
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

Coat TAR ON RATs.-A correspondent
Of the American Agriculturist says that rats
dislike coal tar very much, and that he is in
the habit Of daubing it about their holes
and runs with good results. Taking the
hint from the suggestion to dip rats in red
paint he proposes to dip scmc in coal tar
and let them 60. Mr.. Gilbert j. Green
Gays: Coal tar, mixed with sand to the
consistency of thick mortal, is an effectual
stopper to rat holes. The process is not
patented, and a cure is warranted"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

GROWING TCRSIPs WITH CoRH -Nr.
Barnes, Of Westmorland, Oneida County,
New York, has novel method Of growing
turnips with corn, which we DO no. remcm
bcr to have seen described before. tie
plants his corn three feet four inches apart,
each way, which makes four thousand hills
to the acre, and manuers in the hill with
well.rotted manure He uses about ten
loads Of manure to the acre, and while load
ing up the manure in the yard, turnip seed
is scattered over the load two or three times,
or 10 other words, when a third Of load is
put upon the wagon, few seeds are sprnk.
led over it, and 90 on for every third Of a
load. The manure is then car;cd to the
field and placed in the rows where il is to be
used, and then corn planted lie states
by this method about every hill will have
its turnip plant which grows well with the
corn and yields at the rate Of one hundred
and fifty bushels to the acre Of roots, with
out any deteriment Of the corn crop. The
turnip plants become fru.ly established by
the time the corn is E. 70 cut, and after that
make most Of their growth, advancing with
great rapidity. He says the tunips do not
interfere in the growing of pumpkins among
the corn, if desired.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

Cure FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA old
lady friend of ours informs US that she has
tried, with good success, a mixture Of
black and red pepper, in equal parts, stirred
in with corn meal or bran for the cure of
chicken cholera,' which has been and is
yet playing havoc with the poultry in some
parts Of this and adjoining connties Since
her experiment she has not lost fowl by
that disease. The pepper should be well
mixed with the meal or bran, and made as
strong as it can be eaten. lIncinues Sun
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
REMEDIAL. INSTITUTE,
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
No. IA Fond st, New York.

u Full information. with the hi.kest Testimonials
also Book on Special Diseases in sealed sareiops
sent free,
V BE sure and ssnd fer thew, and ycs riU not rssre.
II: for us advertising physicians are generaly in.
posfors, without references no stranger should be
trusted. Enclnse stamp for postage and dir ert to
DR.. LAWRENCE, No II BOND STREET, NEW
YORK. Nov, a. 1866 IyS s. MI T.
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CRISPER COMA.

For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy and
Glossy kiBsiets oe Heavy
Msssiva Cufis.
BY usi ne this article Ladies' aud Gentlemen can
beautify themselves thousand fold. 1t Is the only
article in the world that will curl straight hair, and
at the snuic lime give II beautiful gloss, appear
ancc. The Ctispcr Coma not only curls the hair,
but invigorates beauties and c!eanses il ia highly
and degtfuliy perfumed, and IL the most comp !etc
article of the kind ever offered to the American pLb
lie. The Girls per Coma will be sent TO any address
scaled and postpaid irSi Address all orders to W. .
l.. CLARK a CO. Chcmis,a No. 3 West Fayci,e 81 d,
syracuse. N, y. Feb y '67-Iy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
Bloom sburg. Apriis7 Ieel.
EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR u
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HAIR REXTERMJJAToR FOR REMOVING yupI
EIf'Dt'l uAIRIt

To the 'adie, esreria'ly. this invainabs d, ri!at
recommends itself as being an almost inLispsn a
article TO female Beauty. ia essiy applied. does
burn or nure ths sIiI. but acts dr.Ltly on the nd
II is warranted 10 reMove superhuous hair m
low fofs heads. Or fion anv part of the body, d
pietelv. totally and radically extirpating the ra|
:he only real article used by the French. and 10
0aly real effectuai depi!aofy in existence. Pricl
cent Per package. sett post paid, to any address
receipt nf nm order. by DERGER, SHUTS
F. b. 2!, '67-ly Chemists, Ss5 River st. Troy, vi