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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

How TO MAKE THE INDIANS QuAKr.
Send out the Quaker commissioners
mounted on velocipedes Tho days Of
warriors and fiery steeds arc past. II
the savages are not quieted BY this
means, send detachment Of Shakers
10 shake the lights of tho shaker
gospel into them. That would fix
them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

Mr.. Jno. Andrew Jackson Cresswell
Postmaster General, has had seriou.
quarrel with his wet nurse, the val.
orous Col. John W. Forncy. Forney
lifted Cresswell out of the mud, aud
for this he has been snubbed. Cam.
sron or Forney were presented to the
Postmaster General. He chose the
former. 1t is said Buchanan's ghost
Row haunts the "dead duckp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

LEARNING TuE TRADE.-Wben the
~ oegan our generals had 10 learn
sse Sssad .,ade, and as the beginners plum.
aered they were cast aside nnd T.tar
S so.ncrs prohted by their experience
~ 81. W, was, fortunately for him. ono of
.ns la'.r evn'er- Now IN nno,l,,,.
spocre ,,ia ne has 70 learn another trade /.
out tho difference is that he eapno, !,
cast taside ior hlupdsr. II4is ss s,us y
ofthe place ior four years. - -' =
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
Narrifa.

In Tyrone, Ia, on the 2lsi Of April, 1868. by
J. N. cNInnRwoon, Esq. Mr.. d. r. FULLER
TON and Mis-, LUCY DoUeHERTY, both Of
Clcarheld.
REG" knows how 20 please and what Is due
the printers, and win therefore know how to keep
house, as his present movement indicates
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

The Herald says A squad Of
young ladies IN llobokcn worr arres-
ted on Tuesday night for Decorating
the Methodist and Swedenborrian
churches in TINT town They would
amuse themselves BY breaking the
windows, dancing around the alters,
smashing chairs and beating ono an
other with bibles and hymn books.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

ID EcIsTER's NoTICE---Eotiusi is hereby
i \ given that the following accounts have hcen
eramincd and passed by me, and rvmain alod Of
rccord 10 this Office for The inspeciion Of heir,.
cgaices creditors and ~ others IN any other wsy
ini'rcsied. and viii he presented 10 the nert Or
phant Court Of Clusried county, % be held at the
Court House. in the borough Of Clcarfrid, CON
menclng on the fourth Monday Of MAY. is6e.
Final nccount uf q. n. Iytls. sdminisiraior of
the estate Of Daniel NJ. Weaver. late Of curwens-
willie borough, dccrascd.
final account u David Iahorde, aduinisirator
of Elisabeth Douey. deceased who was aduiinis-
trAfris Of Nicholas Dunsy .laso Of Union township
deceased.
Final account Of John Mccoy, administrator Of
james Mccoy, late Of pcccaria iowushir. deceased
Final sccount u sohn Mccoy, exrentor Of Mar
gsrei coven, late Of bcrcsris tovnship, dsrsnssd.
CD hss.ss,ss E. y. ossIsI ?, = I,s..., Az LEE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

KLoPENASIA.-Grant has just re.
moved one Of his own officials for
being possessed with that weakness.
If stealing among public officials is TO
be thus punished the President viii
have bis hands full for the remainder
Of his present term.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

An Episcopal clergyman Of lndiana
has been convicted Of the terrible of
fence Of witnessing tho "Blach Crook ("
and his Bishop has rcprimandcd him
accordingly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

The Illinois State Asylum for the
blind, at Jacksonville, was burned on
the 29th instant No lives were lost.
The loss 10 the State isabout $50 900,
with no insurance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
On Friday, .fpru 80, 1868,
the following personal property. viEi
ONE HORSE AND ONE MARE.

O-NL AAOAAaoA A-Nb O-N Il llAAtA-s
One Cherier-vhiis Boar. between two and three
years oid.l one Chcsisr-uhiic sow, fwili have
pigs aboui the frsi of May,l shoiss. n geese.
turkeys. trio pair BrAhma fowls. lpure stock J
top buggy, iwo-horse wagon, dcErboru wagon.
80 hay ladders. lious and harrow sut soil pior.
iron shovel plov, cultivator. ~indmill. cutting
box. shorels and FORKS, timber sled and chains.
pair twin sleds. one-horsc sled. hand cart,
saddle ard ioi Of harness. maui and wedges,
grain cradle rrindsione cook stove. parior stove.
tcn-p'ai stove and farmcrs' boiler. 20 gallons,
! corner cupboard. book -case With desk. kitchen
sink. table. meal chest, meat barrels. sausagc
cutter and siufcF. barrv of cider vinegar. sew
inc machine. a lot Of Concord aud Clinisn grspe-
vines, currant bushes. lbcsi Preach variety for
vines, and various other articles to numerous 10
mcution.
TERMs.--Anoun,s Of SIS and under, cash,
before the goods leave the premises; from sis 10
s2e. dirty days credit irom SO 10 SSo three
months credit; and all amounts over sse, siK
months credit. When credit is given, notes With
approved security viii be required ia all cases.
rss- Sale 10 eommsnoe At 10 ociock. A. NJ.
GEORGE THORN.
Iawresre IN Auril u -
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9m Advertisements.

CiAUTIoN.--All persons arr hereby cautioned
' ssainst purchasing or IN any way meidlnr
with rAvo MARES tone dun md one white
nov In thopnsscssinn of JOIN LYONS, Of BRADY
township, the samc belong 10 me, and ART len
with him On loan only, subject 20 my order
s n. LOn0uGH.
brady tr.. April q. lse9-st,pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

a large portion of the village called
Cherry Valley, Winnebago county,
W., was burned on Monday, involving
a loss Of $4,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
IN THE COURT on COMMON Pleas

IT
kEUHES kEIrrR No.--.
vs. Sspiember Tern. 1867.
Avs REIrrn. ! Suhpsna sur divorce.
The undersigned Cemmissioncr. appsinied by
the Court 20 take testimony in thu absre cass
herehy gives notioe that he uii attend 10 the
duties Of has appointment. 81 has ofcs. IN Clear
hcld, On FRIDAY. the lith dAy Il Iune lsss. At
o'olcos, p. m, wbcrs III parties Interested can
attend. J. BLAZE NALTKES.
afr2l-at Commissioned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

An cd Indian burying ground has
been dug into By some workmen in
~ bouis A large number OF bones
ard -.sas soss cstal. ..i ld l.5f I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

LN0UR HOUSES and LOTS ia Clsartsl, ~
Il sale ON rVassnsble ierms. posss,son gr,a
~ thirty dsys- Also plot Of FOUR lQTs us
the corner Of fourth snd Reed sireg;s, rp,
l5.K2Ve feel, Ihrre Of these lots arc vel 10, o.,
FOR either iuwheI yarl, coal yard. Of ior huldi,;
purposes generally, being within 80 lee, q n
railroed depot Price AID term, reasonable.
Apply to GEORGR THORN,
ich1t-u Cicarfed -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
PUBLIC VENDUE.

THE subscriber Will offer for sale At peblic
Il ouicry, on his farm in Lswrencc township,
midway between cisarheid and curucnivills. one
half mile north Of tht road leading froa clearhrld
10 Curueurviqia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

Four cunning shoplifers have been
arrested in Albany Theirvictims are
legion. AT their lodgings shoes enough
were fouhd 70 set np FIRST class shos
store. gliilL e. lIsrr.--7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
Choice Seed PoIaIoes.

DERSoNs desirous of obtaining the celebrated
Il Early Goodrich, and other new md vaiuahl,
varieties Of Potatoes, viii be accommodated by
calling on the undersigned, OF Lumber City. Pa.
apr2s-atspd JOSEPH KIRK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
Prints, Muslins, Ginghams,
feelings, cotiOnados. css,insres
Twceds ae.. 4c.,
CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST
NIvLING a SHOWERS.
ciearseld, April IS. ls 90.
List of Retailers


nF Feroign and Domestic Acrchandisc in ths
" county Of Cicarheld. subject to the payment
Of License for the year 1869;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

DMiNiSTRAmR's NOT1CE.--N~trs 90
IA 10 hereby given, thai letiers or Admiuifira
ton on the estate of PETER ARNoL .. dec d.
late Of brady township. ClsArfeid county. Pa d,
hasihg been duly granted 70 The ubdersirued.
rske imms date payment. sbd those having
claims or demands viii present then properly
Auth sntioaisd for settlement uithoui delay.
?. X. ARNOLD, Adainistraior.
Luthsrsbure. April .i-si.pd.
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cLEARFlFLD, PA.
"WEDNESDAY MOURNING APRIL '', 1893.

Hon. c. r. Buckalew, late U. S.
Senator, has resumed the practice of
hw in Bloomsburg, Columbia county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
SELECT SCHOOL.


THE sunni er Session q the susqushsun. 5.
Il leci School, loeated o. Csmpbsli's ciark. !,
Bel tosnship. viii commence on the sid NJ
lthird Monday, for The term VI eve nof,as. ~
= vacation of three weeks IN midsummsf
The common lranchss will he iaurh,. als a,
tie following Algebra, Gsometrr. Plain Ts.,.
nsiuctry. MrnsurAtion, Suryeying. Philtsslti
Physiology, Physical Gessrspty, Rhoissa n
Logic.
The prize Of iaition shall be Sls fus ~ /.
term Of ve months; and for less than iui Ia.
At the rate Of 50 per month. All pupils shsa .
beld tiR The md or the term. without special AZ.
iasnt A. fhr TIM af sntry. an. DE pres : ts.ii
shall BE- paid IN advance.
The Sellsi school y located in ties sani n a
horaoedi aud a -ompetout ieAehar b - hstn isras..
Boarding enn be procured frr a. y.4F seed
ANY furihei information ean b. A.a ~ ai1s~
iur the President Of the Ba4.e - CASA =. g. 4.
Secretary n Burnside. or Pisd smith. II Cur,al
vile. JOHN q. Lac. PFcsidsul
JACOB W. CAMPBELL. Ir-ssl
JANEs DoNIER. Sec'y. maf.4.f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
LIZ ROTTORFlS

Z II OTOG RAP II Ga II ER1 4,
Market Street, clcsrheld, Pa.
NEGATIVES made 10 cloudy, a. wen D. IN
~ clear weather. Constantly on hand a good
assortment Of FRAMES. sTEREOSCopEs and
sTEREOSC0pfC VIEWS Frames, from any
style Of moulding made 10 order. aprsS-tf
INTHE COURT oF COMMON PLEAS
4 of Clearfe eld county, Pa
eroner ". smxrLl No eTi. January Tern,
w. 1861.
MAuf JAsr sHmfi- suhrona sur Divorce.
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed BY
the Court 70 take testimony IN the ahorr case
hereby gives uoiice thar hr vii attend 10 the d..
ties of biz appointment ai ihc oihce of Jamcs II.
Turner N negrs township. near Wailacciau on
Thursday the 18th day of MAY. Issa. ~ o'rlock
p. M, Wherc ~ parties interested car attend.
JOHN HOLT, Commissioner.
Wahaceton. April 2s-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28
A DMINIsTRAruR's NOTICE.

n Is hereby Fircn that letters Of administration
vn TIN csuats of ELIiAH SNEAL. deccascd.
late ef Bosrs township. Ciearheid county. Pa.
hsviuE been duly granted 70 the undersigned. All
persons indebted 10 said estate vii please make
payment. and thosc having claims OF denands
wiii prscni them properly authcnticatrd for set
ilcmcnt. MARY Z. SMRAI.. Adu'K.
Hpr2i-6rrdl EDWARD WILLIAMS, Adn'r
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A nMINIsIn ATnn.s NnrIcE--N.....

A DEMONSTRATIONS NoTICE--No,ics
~ is hercby rivsr thAtieisr of hduinistraiior
oa the estate ol PETER AsliENFELTFB, dccd,
late of Brady towuslip, Cioarfo,a COUNTY. Pa.
having been any erauic'i b. the undsrtirnrd, an
rersens indthicd % aid tsiais viii please make
narmeht and ihosc having claims cr demands
vii rresoni them properly authenticated for set.
tlcmcnt ELIJAH ASHENFELTER.
DAVID ASHENFELTER.
arrlgftpd. Administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-04-28

billiard saloons and Ten Pin Alleys
" h1serhey, Clcarfcld hefeugh, IA tahlcsl -. 80
....-...do....-. ailry l... 90
7. ,. hoaiich, osccolA.....do....fl allcyl -. so
Bankcrx.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

ANoTHEl SKUNK STORY. The Grant Co,
Witness gets off the best skunk story OF
the season:
The other day couple of German wo-
men were walking along the road somo four
or five miles south of Platteville, when
they came across what they supposed to bo
o worry handsome kitten, Being in want of
such IN animal one of them caught il and
carried it in her apron until she procured
q sack from one of the neighbors TO take it
home in. IL was secured in the sack, and
they walked off gaily pleased with their
acquisition. Before they had gone very
far one Of them snuffed around and asked,
''Vas riecht so?" The other said, '1ch
wois NIGHT. Veilich ist cs die grass"
"Nein," said tho other, ''Das can nieht
sein, es muss die katz in sack sein.
Schmess doch des einfeldig ding awoc. "
But the other persisted in holding on to
her treasure until theygot home, when the
husband of ono of them promptly des-
patched the animal with club, The wo-
men said they never before camo across q
cat with such bad breath.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
BILIOUS AND OTHER
AFFECTIONS.

The great cause in new countries is tho ABSORPTION
of unhealthy yapors or arr nhoy pass into the lungs
such as unhealthy food, oyerwork, excitement OF
any kind, contagious and infectious Diseases checked
perspratiou but they all cured by purgation with
BRANDRIerlI'S Pm lis. which infaliby take posons
out of the blood, and which. il thoy remain in tha
blood are TO settle upon some part of the body
which sweakoSt Thus, fupon tho lungsthey produce
consumption; ii upon the tho spleen, low spirits and
inability 10 hx tho attention for any time upon nm
ohieot If upon tho liver aundco, costyeness liver
complaints fover and aRue or fevors II on the BRAIN
pains in the head, dizziness, ringing NOISES aud dis
posaI 10 apopoxy sunstroko, 40. You have warnings
which remain unhoedod, but at last You have "chill"
and you arc laid up You have violent headache and
eight Brandroths Pills; II you can drink some hoTb
teas boing in bod, they will help you, bopeset s tho
best But suppose you got nothing but Bran.
dreths PILLS, you take six or eight and II thoy do not
operate we'll in six hours take four or six more; drink
plontfuy OF oat meal indian meal Cruel Tho noxt
day you may have another "ohilln you have, do tho
Same you did tho day before. If on the next day you
have another "chill" do tho sano again You may bo
snre that Whothor you need one dose of
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
~ sWOO Oilhs following dIssssss which he


DIR RIdHAUb GOLDEN REMEDIES
DIR. RioHAUs GOLDEN BALsAM Mol,
will euro Syphilis in ts primary and secondary stagos,
such rs old Uloora liberated Sore Throat, Horp Eyes
Skin Eruptions and Soreness Of the Scalp oradicaGng
d'SeaiS DR Rnq RTo mGTi ssUESSIFh oIFbYN BArsAM
will cure the third siages; Syphilitio and Mercurial
Rheumatism, otc., and dofy those who suitor from
such diseases 10 obtain radical euro without tho aid oil
this medicine, which docs not prevent the pationta
from eating and drinking gbAt they like.
Price Of othor No 6 per bottle, or two bottlos 49,
DIR. RIUHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDoTE,
safe and radio alouro for Gonorrhea 1rayol and oil
Urinary Derangements, accompanied with full dfeo.
tione, Wenanted 70 q cure 4, Price, wy por bottlg
radical cure for Gonoral Debility In old or young,
mpartpg energy 10 those who havo iod life OF sens
ality. Prioe, 8b per bottle, or two bottles 80.
On receipt Of prco, by mail or Expross those rome.
dieswil bc shipped 70 any place. Prompt attention
nRmo Of Dlt. RIqiAU,s GOLDEN RtMIsDIEs.
DIR. RIOHARDb, solo proprietor, blown in glasB OF
bottles Address. DIR. D. b. RIOIIARDS,
No. 298 variok b., Now York
Ofloo hours from ga. NJ. 10 BPM Oiroulars sent--
Uorras ndonta aDswored VIZ fobDIy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
RRAMDRETH'S PILLS

TO cure you or twenty, they will euro you In less time
than by any obor method and at vastly loss expense
Should your sickness commence with diarrhea with
or without chls, the process the same six or oiah
pills at once In tho treatment The cure often more
speedy in th than when the chill commences
without tho signs. BRANDRETHS PILLS are tho
efficient remover of burdens and overy day savo o.
Indeed, aftor two or throe days' uso Of BRAN.
DRETHS PILL, q rule all pains, aches, heavinoss
and dullness vanish; life. vvaciy and agleness take
their place. the eye and the complexion have grown
olear and brght oven tho voice has tho true ring OF
haalth
BRANDRETH'S PILLS arc the host medicine for
both children and old persona They true family
great sickness will be made ittlc and Blight one
roduced 10 nothing,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

Patrick Varley, o graye-digger In
Greenwood Cemetery, was killed instantly
by the lightning on Friday One ware
house and four unfinished housesin Brook
lyn, were blown down. All tho bathing-
houses at Coney Island we're blown to
pieces. Tho roof OF a Conoy Island car was
blown of, and several thousand dollars
worth Of damage done by the storm.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
R,HEUMATISM CURED,

BHUOKIXNl UUIUDBf DVTII IbO5.
TO Dr. BnANDnRTH TT gives me pleasure to state
the good have experienced from your Pills. Since
commenced their use have felt in all respects, like
has entirely disappeared. At frat was projudiced
aganst them, because their operation was attended
with severe gripping; hut on further experience, am
convinced such pains only caused by the medicine
struggling with and removing certain obalruoions
tho bowels. commenced with taking live pills every
night on going TO bod and by the increase OF pin
Zach evening the quantity to twelve pills, whoh
number continued 10 take for ten days, and then
gradually reduced 10 hvo pills nj n dose. With Tho
exception OF tho first three doses have experienced
no pain or grping but the operation both oaay and
pleasant. took the pills for twenyfour days, and
noticed that passed large quantity q black bilious.
looking, offensive matter which am glad TO have rot
oloar oil Tho Brandreth Pills taro right hold OF all
that Is doleLerious In the bowels and said before.
now feel like now man, and doom II my duty to OK
prOps my gratitude TO you.
Sincerely your friend,
(1laaanY,l "A vo,,ua
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
CURE YOUR COUGH
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
YILAT THR n0CTOR,S HAY.

Amos WoOlly, NJ. d. Of Kosciuska Co, Indiana, sayH
For three years past hav0 used Aliens Lung Balsan
extensively In my practice, and am satisfied thoro ia
no better medicine FOR lung dlseasos in use"
Isaac II. DOran, NJ. d., Of Logan o., Ohio, says
Aliens Lung Balsam not only sells rapidly, but gives
perfect satisfaction In oyoy case within my knowledge
Having confidence in u and knowing that It possessoa
valuable medical properties freely IL in my daily
practice and with unhonndcd aucOoss. AS eIpect0
rant il is most certainly far ahead OF any preparation
have eyer yoL known"
d.. Fletcher, Of Missouri, Gays: II recommend your
Balsam In preference Ia any other for Coughs
and IL gives satisfRohon."
Allens Lung ialsam is tho romody TO cure all Ilng
and Throat difficulties Itshould be thoroughly tes6d
before using any other Basan. IL will cure whom all
others fail. Directions accompany each bottle.
y. N HARRIS CO., Sole Propr'g
Sold by all Dnggsts Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bold al Milwaukee by II. Bosworth 4 Sons, Greene q
Button, Rice h Rising, Drake Bros DOhmen, Schmidt
4 Co., and all Milwaukee Uruggisls
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
LUNGS AND KIDNEYS CURED.

Isaac W. Briggs, of l45 Suffolk Street, New York,
says ho has used Brandreth's Pilla for thirty years
having commenced 10 use them 10 February, 1885, for
Dyspepsia and Affections OF tho Lunga and Kidneys.
He took Brandrothe Pills every day Tor thirteen months
and in March. 1897 became perfectly sound hoathy
man, though before he cornrnencod with this great
medicine no was on the verge OF tho grave.
J. I. Cook, Publisher Of Tho .State Bsnner,n hen.
popsia, after being afflicted with II over i've yoars.
His friends aud doctors considered his recovery mpos
bible but sI boxes VI Brandroths Pills restored his
young lady Of Mount Pleasant was goroly troubled
with tapoworm. All advice and medicine failed 10
help hof. She had no rest. Thin, oareworn and un.
happy she looked the very picture Of msoy. At last
sho concluded 10 try Brandroth,g Pills In ycRr
sho took .seycnty-two boxes They brought away
according 10 hor computation, over two hundred yards
OF tapeworU. AT lonRth all hor bad symptoms eil
hor sho slept and ato naturally hor health bocamO
fully reBtorod.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office, Brandreth House.
New York. Sold by all DruRgiBtss
Observe that my name Is W the Government StamT
upon oach box which nsures gop She gennin
NEW YonB, Juno ~. 1862
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would be beau
tilnl, uso llagans Magnolia Balm.
tgivcs pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t Removes, Redness, Blotches and PIN
plos, cures Tan, Sunburn and FreCkles, and
makes a Lady Of thirty appear but twenty
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Poarly, tho Ego bright and clear; the
Check glow with tho Bloom of Youth and i'm
parts fresh, plump appearance to tho conn
tenNnce. No Lady hOod complain of hor
Complexion when rs cents will purchase this
delightful article.
Tho best thing to dress the Hair with is
Lyons Kathairon.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

Miss jennie Whitterol, aged eighteen,
and Mrs. Minnie McGregor, aged twenty,
were drowned in the Merrimac River at
Lowell, on Saturday, while bathing. Mrs
McGregor leaves husband and ono child
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
PAINTING AND DRAWN G.
$1,000 Every Month
500 in Every Town !!
Prof. Hewett's Engllsh Art of OfPaintinR
ana Drawing & OIL Paintings.

BY this simple, yet wonderluart any lady or gentle
draw lifolike picture OF themselves or any Of the
hours' time. S79 was made in day by an agent NJ
IN one week teaching IT, Tho best thing in tho world
TO make money fast and honoraby. 1t surpassos tho
Grecian Oriental Paintings in beauty, durability,
and simplicity; whilst those require talent this
does not Any person can botn execute IL and teach
it, Now is the time to begin Get ready aud operate
at your homes, in towns school districts, do You
teach il in classes individually, and make 900
Here is an equal chanc for both sexes.
Read recommendation:
"Gobe Hotel, Augusta, Gao Your Instructions for
Landscape Paintings Apparatus, &c, at hand aud
havo given perfect satisfaction."
Miss ANNIE DE RUssE
Thos Ohenowoth, travelling toacher says takes like
viii dire wherever introduced ho having mndo 81 900
at Bethany College, Va teaching IL.
$3 worth Of chemicals, including paints, apparatus
for drawing 40, will paint and draw 100 oil paintings
IL will teach 600 scholars shall extend the time
fow days TO those desiring TO learn this art re-
ceiye an average 1000 orders weok. All send lot
tors recommending IT, many OF which cannot be insert
cd in advertisement. To the next 5000 applicants
will send, free of charge ono years subscription to
"Hewett's Comic and Literary Monthly" one OF tho
neatos and spCiest, we'll az interesting family news
papers published in this country This does not include
any that may send after the number is llod. There
fore apply in time. Satisfaction guaranteed, For u
and complete instructions for painting and apparatus,
V'>''O Pref. q. w. UBNVETT,
BOX IN, Alliance, Stark 90, Ohio,