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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
h28, HOOP SKIRTS. 62o
WM. II. HOPKINS,
"Our Orn Jnaksn

htcr more than FIVE years experience and experi-
menling ~ the manufacture Of STRICTLY FIRST
QUALIFY HOOP SKIRTS, We offer our Justly rcir
b'aled goods TO merchants and the public in full
confidence OF their superiority all Others IN the
American market anc they are so acknowledged by
az who wear or deal in :hem, as they give sat
isactiOn than any other Skirl, and recommend them
in every respect, Dealers in Hoop skirts should
make a note Of this fact. Every lady who has not
given them trai shOu lid do wOut urther de lay
Our assortment embraces every style, length and
SIZE Tor Ladies, Misses and Children, Also, skirts
MADE To ORDER, alihrcd aud repaired,
Ask for "IUpkins' Owu Make, and be not dcceiy.
ed. See hat the letter I'll" is woven on the tapes
between each hoop, aud that they are stamped Nv
delphia." upon each tape. No others are genuine.
Also, constantly Gn hand full line of good New
Yor ana Eastern Made skirts, at very low prices
Wholesale and Retail,
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Mandatory
aud Emporium, No, Gs5 Arch Street Philadelphia.
VIM y. SUPKINS
Oct. 10, lsG7.-lOmc.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

BEEF CAKES. Pound some beef that is
undcrdonc with little fat bacon or ham
season with pepper, salt, and little sha!ot;
mix them well, and make into small cakes
three inches long, and half as wide and
thick; fry them little brown, and serve
them in a good thick gravy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
To the Public.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old friends
and customers that he has 70 httod his Cardug Ma.
chimes, md is now rcany to bo wool curing good
order. When good, clean and well prepared woUlis
sent me. my p ,trons may look for good roles.
FUJLlNG, Cp.ORlNG aud dressing Cloth. done
to order. Wool lcit at llartman's Store, Bo0msbu
will be taken and returned every two or three weeks
with bill twork The pay bo left at Hartman's.
Wool lett at Orhngcville, at either of the stores,
viii be attended to promptly.
No wool wagon is running for mo tins summer
only to Bloomsburg aud Orangovillc, for the accom-
mediation Of ,hoj: at a distance.
GEORGE VANCE,
June IL, le65. .. Near Orangevilic.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

POTATO CusTARD. Ten potatoes boiled
soft, SIX or eight eggs, sugar to your taste,
one cup milk, quarter pound of butter, nut
meg, essence Of lemon, brandy and wine
to your taste. Mash the potatoes very
fine.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

In is said that Kerosene applied by means
OF a moistened cloth to stoves will eilcctu.
ally keep them from rust during the sum.
mer month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
OPEEATIONs OF A RETURNED cALIEoRN1AN

OPERATIONS OF RETURNED CALIFORNIAN
Week before last, on Thursday a man about
IS years OF age, giving his VIM Cunningham an
peared III the vicinity OF East Tarryown representing
that he had purchased farm the neghborhood of a
widow Cunningham and also that he had deposited with
real estate agency in NewYOrk City tho sum OF Al 600
installment on the property BY his clever man
ners gained the good graces OF respectable farmer
living the neghborhood. who introduced hum his
family OF which he soon became member. In
the selection Of stock for the farm he seemed
to be very particglar and and o, Visited d., the df
them TO DC sent TO the Of his friend when he would
settle for them the sunday following he succeeded
in getting an introduction to the superintendent OF the
Sunday when he addressed the children giving
sketch of his life on sunday evening ne married the
stoves, furniture &c. which he ordered ssnt to his
fathernlaw's house not paging Tor either Inc follow
nS ne ss Men young n an
interview With officer Bush related tue particulars OF
one OF the victims. 1t seems that one week
ago Tuesday the young lady question was IN Pongh
keepse where after Concluding her shCPPhg oPn pan
bingham happened to be III the same stage On Tue way
over the river he managed to keep up conVe.satSn
the time the reached their destination the interview
amounted to a love affair. Having arrived at New,Pal'
the fellow gave out that he returned Caforniah
and had come to New-Palz to purchase land ana llu
agree to purchase two farms near the place lie Wa5
looked upon wealthy and influential man. anu
ana when he called on the young lady in the evening OF
the day of their arrival his position in society 10 the @
HeudLt vicinity HdIlcu was HAO" 'i.'N
lie ardenty pressed the young lady, IN ques
ton for her hand in marriage, and she at
once consented the marriage ceremony being
performed the next day "wednesday by the Rev j. H.
Wood, when Cunningham engaged board for himself ana
wife at Skaters Hotel Waklll HOuse) The next move
OF the swindler to go 70 POughkcepse, where MS
ncw-made wife said she had left trunk. On reaching
the place. and going TO where the trunk was stored ne
opened it, and took therefrOm suit OF clothes belonging
to male relative OF the lady and some other articles
and decamped for parts unknown He also took with nm
so money aud gold lead pencil the property OF the
young lady whom he had vctimzed. He about 80 years
OF age five feet five inches in light dark Complementary
heavy head of dark curly hair gray eyes small reddish
mustache chm whslers and has a dOwncast look. ON
one OF hI5 little gers no heavy gold rug, which
lie cannot remove.
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might be effected and the next day. according TO De
iaamofe was In possession of telescope magnyaang
three times. Galle0's second telescope maghineu
about Is, and his third about IS times
me mex topic was the planet Jupiter and his satetes;
ny be0 who also observed their eclipse Jupiter Turns
round In less than hours The moon, 10 would be no
was aromnted nae very raSeDu eusg upon
It's surface were frat struck by the rays OF the SUM- thus
Iney nave different atmosphere in the moon from lhat
on the earth things weigh only onesixth what they 90
rt " ne moon Is not MADE Oh tue same STUN as h
long black hollow spots, which sometimes open and
ne space OF three or four DAYS Inc
SHOWS aat there iron there and magnesium, ana sun
airy other things Nexis the planet RS which seemed
10 Do c9'ered with something very Ike snow The dis
from herc to the than 800 years journey at 80
miles an hour so that we had started with Corez when
ne conquered Mexico. we should have had roldeEce
there OF but about % years. But what Is that
compared Sdh to the distance of the fixed stars,
remote planet The light OF some of these stars has
hoe" a"rae ineasdfed, ard one OF them seems to be
brighter than hundred suns What shall we say OF the
Power who gives LIGHT 70 tnese hundred sunsf These
suns, which remote started before the hu-
man race began the consideration OF TINS sho"eG US ne
light showing also that xed stars being pairs r9voved
around one another and thus sometimes presented the
appearance OF being but one For the same reason some
appeared TO be coored green, others yellow and blue,
and others black The greatest imagination ever eXer-
cs,d, that OF Milton, never conceived anything more
submely magnificent than found in these tinted suns
these gems that surround the dark brow OF night FOR
these discoveries, said the speaker, We are largely IN
debted TO an American Allen CLARK, one Ol the
bes opticians in the world; man who was SO modest
and worthy that Princeton College h0nored herself when
she she gave him A. NJ. not long ago. Photography
has been valuable assistant In promoting the science OF
astronomy well as OF other sciences, showing Deau
tful instance OF the cooperation Of the science IN these
days. Prof A.. in conclusion. exhibited photograph OF
a remarkable phenomenon which he said exhibited the
appearance of whrlng rocket on its travels through
the sky. and closed with an eloquent peroIatiQn we
shall give verbatim report OF thc lecture III lhe heAt
SEMI-NEEhLl TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

j. " NOrth-DiStrust any man who represents him
self The greatest doctor ana phrenoloSlst IN the
and his name is not found in the NewlOrk Directory.
49, 1haddeus 81. John-The poem OF The Souls
Erraud.' OF The Lye' as II Is more commonly
called is at least a century and half old and bears
little or no resemblance To The Haunting Lie 49,
A. b. K.-THE tribune never Published recon-
mendation of the lottery firm IN question nor OF any
similar enterprise. The pretended quotation from
our columns in the circular you send us Is forgery
and on the date ic bears no WEEKLY TRIBUNE was
published. We have seen the circulars OF three lot
terry firms containing the same fictitious lndorSe-
ment f. l.. A. and otherS-NO, you must not IN
close stamps 10 insure answer IN this column III
j, only required that YOU ask questions OF general
not merely personal interest and questions that an
editor may reasonably be supposed capable OF an
swering.....C j.. Paterson, \. The Republican
majority for Governor OF Pennsylvania IN October
last was Il. L.. T., MOrristoWn. hJ-GIaht )
majority III Indiana was iOl46.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
Srstial aotitss.
Liver Complnint.

Liver Complaint
In this climate OF more or les sfeei VIZ"
disorders Of the liver arising Inflammation Obstruction oil As
og,n The common symptoms Of liver complaint are aah pam "
aching in the right side particularly pressure some hh NV o.
breathing, yellow flfred tongue Of appetite nausea vomiting d"
order Of the stomach bowels SICK headache cosveness a. s'no
tine. and hea at slight yers toward evening" nghss"
&c Some Of the appearances complaint much Ike 'ass
Of op,ry consumption that disorders Is often nsakeu
for the other 1t common mistake that liver complaint
can he opre op, with caome TIL, remedy generally worse than
the disease for the who once Of mercury @v
assure themselves that they viii enjoy perfect health af"a
Dr. H. SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS purely vegetable COM
mound answer every purpose which came prescribed an "
cannot posb DO any injury action the liver 50 ~onle''11
that any who have witnessed the performed by hem oneosV
por,e that they caoe To contradict this SANDER Dc
scbspk made oath before Alderman Philadelphia that the MAN
drake PILLS contain mineral substance whatever ard copy "
m AFFIDAVIT is published in Schencks pamphlet Dr. pesea
r that these MANDRAKE PILLS will case Of Liver
n and abundant evidence Of the fact exhibited at his omee'
PHILADELPHIA NexYok Booa Baltimore aud washington "hefe '
certificates of his patients many Of them Of tho highest Ie'peO"T'
kept on die. ut -
Dr. sCHRYCK will be professionally at No % Bont' On
TrRsDAy Dec and at No S HanoTerst, Boston, on WBDSES
DAY Dec g. He gives free but for thorough efam''f
Of the lungs With his Respometer the price 30 once H0uf'
each city a. TO , ..
Price Of the Pumouc Syrup aud Seaweed Tonic each 81 % pc, o
tie a, 50 h,lfdosen Mandrake Pills, rs cents per box io'
v 6 Dr SCHENCKS for sale at all tunes at bis rooms
AI.o fer sale by all Druggists and Dealers
sI ,so uboe.ae and retail JOHN HENRY, sleeessot !"
Deua, Barnes Co. No. 81 Park.ro~ SeS.Yok
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AR Notioes Of Marteges mu.t Be indorsea ,vilA yau
DIED.

UIEU
RLLRRy-op the nb, If Tuesday Dee Rpes Edward Eery
ofthe BDe, Il. Mary J. BiIery. aged years
The Of the fsmy lnvil 70 'cai %
his late No. 80 West Fy third st. on Si'u|
at III o'clock.
FAHsESTOCKon Wednesday evening Dec 1863 Mrs. sa1sh Ana
PnesOck widow Of the late VIM NJ Fahaestocs OF boie1toN NJ
j., III the oath Of her
Her remains will be taken TO Harrisburg for nerment
HCMPHREYS-I this city THURSDAY the residence d sz
hther No West Thirty ninth 81, George H9mphres eldest "e
oDr f. Humphreys aged % years. .|.
Funeral house on SUNDAY aeraoon O'Clock Burial a.
Auburn n T., on Monday morning Dec. 7. 1858 ~
HARRtOrr0u Thursday Dec 3 after short Illness Geo Hsr
ROT, 10 the 6jth Of Bis
The funeral will his residence Ma 80 West
Ihrtehs on sunday afternoon O'Clock The viii bs
taken 10 Perth Anboy, on Monday. for mtermenL
Friday Dec at the residence OF her soa'n
law. Wm Gsyte, No lia Maiisonst New.York AnSs wife Of
Ceiestes Hartman Of Orange, n. j.. aged 50 years
Notice Of funeral %
LKvY-In this city Friday morning Levy the
seth yearOfh his
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited eat
his funeral Sunday the u clock from hes
late residence No. East Sc entythnist Thrl ave
SQUREon THURSDAY Dec , Lewis L. squire in the OIL OF hs
The relatives and friends family invited
his late residence No 2 East ;eentt Saturday the 9Th
a. ! o'clock
TALMAGR-At Somervie n j. on Friday Dec Sophia yssh
ten reict Of Thomas Talnage 10 her 69th year
The friends Of the family invited attend the ine
Monday al the Second ketOgEei church. oomer-
TFYFYCK-ou Thursiay Dee D. 1853 Mathew TeaeJk ssl 70
The relatives and en are steni the funeral At bis late resi-
dence No % place saturday The 5th inst t2
VAN STEENBERGHAt Pecksk on FRIDAY Dec =, james T. Fss
Of Pishkill in the fith wear OF bis age
Funeral services Reformed Dutch Church IN fi'hA on hoa
at . O'Clock 49,. NJ t.--.,.- N
lanes and May Virgins aged years months ami iays
Of the family, aud the members ~ %
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation are respectfully ns % 'snl
,yen No SO West The remains will be t,ksa 70
I{roBKyille for internelt
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l[IRKLED.

RRRRI,H-sACCu- Tnur,ity Dec by the Rev Boomer
I., At n. Cnrch ftLe Advent, william BerrRa 10 AmAi Young
langh of A.. Sacch.
GRAY-PENNIMAN-At Van Deuseu7r Mass on Ihnsay Nov p
n, IN, R,v A. Psanm.n Robert GRAY o this ciH ~ Cora A.,
daughter Of Dr. James Psnalman Of Worcester. Mass,
NRWCOMB-Ou THURSDAY. Dee 1869 by the Rev kdNIu
U6eli D. D. Ueury H. Hal TO Miss Lime Newonh, youngest
l,ngbtsr Of the late Hon. u. Neysomb. all Of this c.ty.
IfTrIRCOOPBRA residence % tho Euies suts No 3lT
West sevfork Thursday Nov H. by the Rev
Dr. BurhAr ,sed b. the Rev l. H. King The Rev James A.
s 20 eldest daughter OF Nm H. Cooper e( all
OF New.rsrk CIV.
PbilaIslph. PeuD aud Cincinnati papers please copy
pOWELI-CHACB- Csvsrsck N Y, Heineisy Dec 1863.
A. The othe bs paeut By the Rev Marta Rrger OF
PhkOn sh Hudson. uoogo eossu Cheat T. Ia ns's''
u Gaaes VI CATeIAsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
TIE AMERICAN BIBLE sOcEETY.

The stated meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers was held at the Bible House AstOrpace, on Thurs
day last James Lenox. esq, President in tho chair
assisted by VIM WhtlOck ir., Norman White Frederick
j. Winston. A. Robertson walsh, and James suydam,
esqrs, Yice.Prcsidents The Rev. j. b. Richardson Of
Geneva read the Second Psalm and offered prayer Three
new auxliaues recognized in Texas, and one IN
Alabama. Communications received from the Rev.
W. : Robertson, Missionary among the Creek Indians,
incOsing a OF thanks from the National Council,
ami also from the supreme Court for BlDle
presented % each, and stating that the former
at once voted open their daily sessions by reading
a chapter and prayer, also stating the prosecution
Of the work of preparing the SCRIPTURES IN the
Creek language for the press; from MFR. Andrew d.
Milne MOnteyideo with satisfactory statements as TO
the work that region and also desiring an additional
supply OF books; and from the Rev c. Bliss, CYnsdii-
tnope in regard to the cause IN Turkey Grants OF BOOKS
were made the French Canadian Missionary Society
to committee OF the Society Of Friends for Ereednen
schools in Virginia: Nashville and Virginia Bible sOcl-
cites to 81 LOUIS Bible Society; 10 the Patriots orphan
Home, Flushing, J.. l.: Bible and Testaments for IT.
Croix; for South America for the Mohegan Indians for
Freedmen's School, Raven wood la. to the seanen >
Friend Society at Antwerp; with many or smaller
amount including 10 volumes IN raised letters Tor te
blind The entire number Of books granted was 6s5, OF
various and in different languages The Secretary
announced the death of the Rev Henry Hardie, Agent
OF the Society in North Carolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

actively employed and have given assistance to our me
chantmen and protection TO citizens whenever
needed The South Atlantic Squadron under com
mand OF Rear Admiral Charles III. Davis is com
posed of the following vessels Guerrero, RAG
shlp guns; Pawnee II guns; QulnneOauS
guns Wasp, guns; Kansas, guns. TWO vesseIs
ordered home III consequence OF the reduction OF
the naval force by act OF Congress The Huron arrVeu
at New III October aud the Shamokin Is daly eA
peced at Philadelphia The continuation OF the war pc
tween the Allied Powers and Paraguay has rendered IL
advisable keep some portion Of the force within as con
venent reach as practicable OF military operations
There Is little OF interest In the reports regarding tue
North Pacific and South Pacific SquadrOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
DOvPSTlC MARKETS.


Dee 4toiinu QUOT but nrm sars ~ ls' par''
ty. lj Bales sales 81 TOE week o f OA
r,o.' cot,,wIse 2OB bales; stock 81 I'D bales
Wttyty,r,y Y e.. Dec 4-Sp.rs lurpe1,ine lne A. iIJ'
Ro,n yery DUH 30 O. , 75asIRi Tarpeane unchanged II"
unchanged. r,-.,.....,. = a.. nal yars
Nav ORtE,N Dee tCcor-The ret receipts o. ae S,eA were
Ftpor.o ligepoo Is m bales to Other ioreEn ports u 80 or
ros,tsi.e az bales stock hand, boAS ohrs %
Ion sitter during the LAY, bu, closed qnchanSsi hios'
,5 ,l, sale, bales; receipts to-day hlOo 5arsi rR
r S. ., Is Of the week 800 bales Cod. j@l Sterling
COMMERCIAL 5idl45; Bank l4oialil Ne"fok sSh
ne cent t,cont dull and doupug tonmon an Ffe
i! CadirI ad2l Mossss tlr iemsni and lover '', On
49, prime s. H6Oc bltc Flour arm Supreme - 90
Double Extra r. 8Odt7; Treble Extra - D4 - %
Ight aud higher. At iDG51ic Oas arm A. o
al liver AZ ~ f5a ri ~ Hsy lun and lower AZ ~
s0 Mss. Pork in demand At IA 1a*1S Bacon Ia S1'
-. u Clear Rib l5c clear sides hc Lard li, leie '0| :
K.' y, WHISKY unchanged Colee-tnr RIO, lalltc
Ar,r,rl Ga Dec. A-Coto4-Nlsr. rasr Sars 'S oe IS,
R+repts 800 bie, Mdiag 2.a2ic Sales OF Tie wees 1'S
bales Receipts 3 }61 bales a, , -, 10. . ,.,
SlvASSNH Dec l--CotOu opener i'' a1 ''o' wa ''
Jsnaut. sales i,1}2 bales &c.
Sale. ii6 bales Mlas c Receipts ~ bales hEpo,ts
coastFi,e 1865 bales , ..,...,..., VT, 81 81,
FRANcscO, Dee AFIour ll'' aui in''s sou "S - 80
Leka sender, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR PEEHsKILL-
THE CASHIER OF FIsHKILL VILLAGE BANK
PROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

PROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PFEKsKIiL, Dee. Al. T.. Van Ste!nburg,
cashier Of the Fshkll Village Bank who was fatally in
jured by the "Pok' special train this place last
evening. died this morning at 10 O'Clock II seems that
he was in doing sleep, and after the train had passed
the station he awoe and suppoug that he was leaving
Fi,hkill and he having business 10 attend TO- at
tempted TO get of the train thinking was not under
full headway While in the act of getting of the speed OF
the train threw him around under the wheels OF the cars
crushing both legs above the knees IN shocking
manner The draw bridge tender, Michael Shea.
hearing erie. for help. % his assistance,
and with boatmcn put him hand car and Orought
him 10 Peeksiiil where he made comfortable until
the arrival Of Drs steward snowden and Knight OF this
place also Dr Lent o, Cold Spring. who did all IN their
power relieve his suiierngs. Mr. SteInberg continued
rational time OF his DEATH aud cOnyersed freely
with lis family and friends who had been sent for His
body was placed the b. train aud taken to Fish
Kill where the funeral services Will take place at H.
from the Dutch Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
PARTIAL TABLE OF CoNTENrs:

TELEGRAMS Europe the West iule' aud all parts Of TINS
couu.ry.
INTERESTING LETTERS from Correspondents 10 Paris
Loaioo Madrid AMI Lima
O. AUDUBON tue great Observation-Disclosures This hfe' &c
TIE TELEGRAPH rs AMERICA-Statstc' Of the Buue" and
plau to reduce the tariff Ofri'es
s. CURRENT LrTERArURg-cOmpr'ns story poems aud ns'
cslaneous extracts from toe magazines
LITERARY NOTICES notes and personal and Literary gossip
EDITORIALS on the topics the ay political SOCIAL sc
DRAMATIC NOTES critical personal containing matters Of
interest concerning players and plays in America and Ba''s
&c, &c. &c
The large circulation Of tie Sunday Edition Of the NETWORK DAILY
TIMES this city vicinity renders Of the best ApVER'
ING MEDIUMS that business could select It eireaate' among
m intelligent class Of readers whom for the interest OF every
ho.., MAJ to reach Advertisements for the SUNDAY EDITION
should be sea. in early possible Saturday Evening ia ''d's
secure the proper clIs,i;a.oa
U J. RAYMOND & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

IN. NETWORK DAILY TIMES for To Dec g. will b'
r. Sheet Of Twelve Pages will contain large variety Of '"f
m ana selected eaa matter addition 20 the usual teeSrapb' re-
o,rt, ofYer, Correspondence. City Articles, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

The Sub Committee of the Congress lnyestl-
eating Committee continued ts session yesterday, ana
nrd cumulative testimony Of the existence Of frauds
unou The revenue In tins city. The Committee prefer 20
give the evidence taken 10 Congress mss tAeh 10 tde
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

CONTAINING NEWS BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL FROM AID
p,prs op THE WORLD. CHOICE LITERARY SBLBC.
TloyS. CORRESPONDENTS, &c. &c.
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pure Palm OH SOaD,

For tho BATH ani T0.har,
Manufactured by LigDLsr Nj kLsiSrlN
No. 10 Maryarstiast. Philaielpha. toai
Price Two Dollar, per Do,el.
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Resi- Halliday sin.

oC ,,,nt aa permanent, wEnsrASB Ngw LLr'rH,rsO
DnS child teacher, t:ui sou efefy"bre
Ia common All a.t liu lug.
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his property TO him II is also claimed that the prisoner
Is and insane having been born of an mother
and nursed by her while she was insane,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

An cuterprisng Yankee nimei NpRraRoF has o''"l store
tDu1. U.p Claims 20 aI goods l
less lan Ley bouyI wholesale ia ls c hr stewart should
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TRIPLE SHEET or TWELVE PAGES TOMORROW