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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

Scarrett and Mason,
vs. rS::i ..;o,.
Asaph Allen and
Harris Stratton.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, and IL be-
IN ing proven to the satisfaction Of this Court,
that Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton are non
residents of the Territory Of Kansas, so that le-
gal process of law cannot be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered BY the Court, that said
Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton be notified by
publication, that suit has been commenced by
petition, in assumpsit against them, and that I'M
less they be and appear before this Court on the
first day of the next September term Of this
Court, and show cause TO the contrary, that judg-
ment will be rendered against them. 1t is fur
ther ordered that copy Of this order be publish
ed in some newspaper published in this Terrific
nv, for four weeks successively-the last inser-
ton 10 be four weeks before the first day Of the
next September term of this Court, TO which
time this cause Is continued.
A true copy. Attest:
EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk,
By HENRY BoDER, JR., d. G.
n.yr. for Plaintiff
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n1HIS inconperable Lininens, upon which the
i great mass Of the afflicted Of Al lands nov
rely for relief from the pAngs o. RheonAtisu,
Neuralgia, Geut, Erysipelas. Cancer Scrotuia'
Sprains, Burns, ScaIds, md all eufane0us disea-
ses. is rapidly superseding all similar PrePara-
tons.
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J.W. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
July Is, ls58-4w.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS,l &C.
COUNTY OF DoNTPHAN,
In the Doniphan Probate COuTt-JHne Term, A.
D., 1858.
June the tenth, among others, were the fol-
lowing proceedings, to-wit:
Samuel Neese,)
W.. Civil Action
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff. and It be-
In ing proven TO the satisfaction Of this Court,
that NJ. ]. Mitchell is q nonresident Of the Ter
ritory OF Kansas, 90 that legal process Of law
cannot be served upon him. Ii is therefore or
dered BY the Court, that said NJ. ]. Mitchell be
notified BY publication, that suit has been com
menced BY petition, in assumpsit against him,
and that unless he be and appear before this
Court, on the FIRST day Of the next term Of this
Court, and show cause TO the contrary, that )udg-
ment win be rendered against him. 1t is further
ordered, that copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper published In this Territory,
four weeks successively-the last insertion 10 be
four weeks before the next September term Of
this Court, to which time this cause Is continued.
true copv. Attest:
EGBERT M. LEE, Clerk.
By HENRv BoDER, ia, D. G.
J.W. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
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MEMPHIs, TENN-s NOV. 20 1921:
hereby certify, that having been badly
bruised and scaIded BY the explosion Of a Steam
Boiler. friend Induced me TO try Brags's Arc
tic Eminent The smart was instantly extrac'
ted from the scaIds, and in very short time
all the pain was gone from the bruises. In two
weeks was we'll, and able to resume my bust
ness. HENRY HAVERHILL,
Residence. Jackson st.
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One Bottle Triumphanti

Mrs. Mofitt, No 3E Morgan street, St. Louis.
having suffered for three years with Rheuma-
tism, and tried many preparations without enect,
was cured by one ffJ cent bottle Of Arctic Lin
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Ssle IcsDe JtaeDrieDtcn
8sttbtet rben . aIttmsr. 80 cid en-"
2lmfunft Oes Oa,upfers
> uater GttD."

~ CT otl9
New>D off "a. Soon, Dee Oampfer
Qulfer @itp fam bon Netp,O orleans an nit
California; taAri9ten, bic berelt8 our9 ben
3eIesrapbeu ron Mems orleans tbeilpeiie iber
bolt liaD. sic beridteten, Dag Der uad Banana
fabrenpe Oampfer s. ,25O,OOO in Sart9elO
mituabm. Die WadttAten pom Californian
iinO unmi6tj9. 9dpere 91e9en berri9ten Da-
letbt u. ouf ben Bergen mar piel S9nee. Das
@eiddit belebte liA unO pl5 @rnupei9entbum
aies in San 0ranciaco I'M Wertbe.
Die 6eile Ron Nen,S Orleans naA Galiiore
nten iiber Den Sltbnu3 BON Iebuanttpec flnn
in meni9er ais 20 Ea8en 9etuaAt wcroen. Nui
benz 5itbmu8 9ebt Itlea gut, OerIelbe 1T 8es
iunD un0 bic liberale Fartei 1T nod in Ieiuem
Selibe.
Cine SnjunctiOn purbe e~rlalIen, mprnaa e8
Der neuen Nlmapa Quefll6ers@s. UerbOten
miro. Die Wtnen, r9el9e BON ben .. St. beam.
lprudt meroen, 81 belrbeiteu. Ser Wert1
r~erjelben lit un8ebeuer.
Sn Sau Brauctsco berr Idte gro6e Nufre-
9una me9en oer Demeloeten @rmocpuug bon 4
Irnerifauern i'm 01o8oensG erritprium purH
bic msrifauil4en SebSrpen.
Die Gbenteurer pom 6rajet Silver fe4rten
3dnell urId.
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potn 9ahee na9 ieiaem 6auis 3urittsbren, ata
ibul Elm D1geu nit Or | Cper siet Winnern be-
9esuete, bon penen elmer berau5lpranB, bent 6i'
lber ein Y'ltcl Der Die Srult belt ulo la9te :
vSteb! Yerhammter cOer l0 idieBe Did nies
Der !" 6ilber er9riif Die 6lubt, wuroe bart cers
folDt unp man ldoB aui ibn, ater es 9e(au9 ibm
BOD, liA ieinen Serfcl8ern gu ent5ielen. Die
NbliAt Oteiet Niuber mar e8, Die 0te8er ein5u'
fangeu unO lie nap WtiliOart gu inIeppeu, nm
lie bort ais 9ttapen su perfaufen. SerlAte,
osue BerjOnen ltno auf reu Serpa4t, bel Otelen
Shauotbaten betbelli8t 81 ieln, perp1ttet uno
b%efinDen ltb iebt in llnteriuhun9.
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rietiren, Das aber baS qrin3ip reg Inpers
bun9 Ihparjer Gtni9ranten betrelfe, 70 mIren
lelne @eoaufen melt papon e%ntfernt, ldpu eins
Tur aleulal felt3u(teben. Wenn bic al Der
8ittte Atrica'S recrutirten Nrbeiter ni6t itren
Treten Wlllen bdlten, penn bic Nnperbun1eu
ntdtS anpere8 alS ein perbiiQter SflaUeneQnoet
mIren, 10 mtroe er o!e8 nm teinen Yret5 aeltlts
ten uno er witroc nir9eno8 cine ben 55Drtjhrits
ten Der Wtenl0beit unD Der Civilization fetnolt,
de llnternehmun9 be9inltigen. 2ouiS 1tapo.
leon fcroert Damn lelnen Vetter auf, bic QDabr
belt auf5uiuhen. @r CLAUDE, Dap pie fret Ar>
belt Der inoiIhen Coolies Der Ger SAwar3en
Der aIrifanli4en &alte lubltituirt werpen fonne.
GnpllA erIuAt er ZEN Prin5en, lia nit benz
Wttniiter oe8 Iu8DdrtiBen gu perltdnbi3en, nm
Ole Dor Sturgeon NIT England betreff8 Dieler Nns
selegenbeit einBeleiteteu Observation-Disclosures pies
Der auf5unebmeu.
Sn Barls mar bic Nlbridt ein9etroffen, BAH
0etr Jlcbert, Der Prdlipent Dee 0tepublif Qibs.
ria, mel9er lia 0tantrei4 in Der Au9eleoeubeit
Der 0ie9lla Gceli wiperleet bat, uitt ipieDer
erpdblt porpen lit uno oaB Itin ytadfo(Qer Elm
Ufaun 1T, Der alter Wabrl4eiult9feit mad, ben
fran 3Sltl4en Superintendent fir bet transport
Treter @rnl9ranlen leinen polen 8eiltano leilten
miro. IS betBt %ferner, oaB Die frun50lti4e Jte.
9ierna5 Die 3ultinmuHg elmer eroBen 4n5aGL
iAmlr3er &Dnt8e uno pauptlinge 81 iprsm Qlau
Der Nte8erem:9ratlpn empfau3en bat. Wfebr
al5 orei5iS Stapte ioWte Die &0nige Don Dabo:
1ep uuO Benin 9aben li4 fir pas Yroiett err
tldrt.
Der 2eidennasen Napoleons l.. ben bic So.
ntsia Stctcrta RappleO1 III. ats @)el4ent iiber
lanot bat, 1T in Tari6 am S. Ncpember uuter
Ger Obbut bon Cir Sobn 8ur9opue anse(anst.
Der &~rteSSmtniter bate Dem Qseteren einen
letner uDlutanten na4 6apre entse9engeiAift.
Die @eremcnie pe8 Gmpfou9es in BEN DOM
Der Sapaiipen fano an NaGmittag oe5 9.
TAFT. Der W18en Waro 5eitweiti8 i'm Yeriitpl
oer &ape(le ouf8efeut, iou ieooA lpdter eiuen
Plab in Der 9tdbe Oe8 Grabs Don Nappleon
in oer Gapele ct. Serp ne erbalten.
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MntertfaniG cbe OSac6ricbten

MaibinStOn. Die bieltsen 6libuftier,
treunre balten ltd iber5euSt, paB wdbrenO in
WeObile Die 3antereien 5wilden eiuisen bunOert
@eUcrbeueu unC Sulius 9eIe Dor liG seben,
Walter ietblt nit 500 Mann aus eiuem ttei>
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Wpp2AsS
Npffer0ant+
&iS. GtS+ Gts.

rrt,r.,iAnster mahi feinen 3reunben unb benz YubIiturH
ttsru1it tsfannt. Sas sr In staaes IT. nal saHFt gS, Der ga ~
Spmmer. eatfUn has bette stS, ea ~ tn ste ltsr S 5igs ! ISmH,S
pti rpt~S aratItSSaspSTer, anD bsFnOst F4 u @OdbaIs, SaItq.
Gpuntp' nobe ben 5drrtsn Der eerret sens Sltn4laH y. eGpt
n !" n""IuftrGae, bic tn StreIps 9ebcr-eSb y, S~stapitpe, aufas
stben @ef'V"' WV F .SGer.
n.a.1 IA. Mss THdtB96
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2tnfunft neS Samplers
Bridce 81 bprt"

Neuere8 europa.
ct. 9cbn8, "a. 9top. Der Prince a.
bert BON @alpap fam beute an NIT QiperppOt.
Iadridteu big gum II. Jtop.
Serr WRitebcule bat i'll eiuem ~5peiten Briefs
feline leber5eu8un5, caB pa5 &apel traudbor
sema9t merpen tDnne, wieoerbolt.
Sine DepeI4e aus MaOrio ia9t, baB BIZ
Streiti8teiten nit Olerico in elmer Ger Warpe
Spanten8 entipreAeupeu Weile 9eidltdtet pers
zen mi1Ien. DIAN erpartet Granddaughter.
5n Der aliatiiden IGrtei patbet eth ern(t(ts
der Iuftaup.
Mdrfte. 2iperpocl, II. Nopember.
8aumwcae fiat. 8rcoltcfe ie9r 1lau, ebenic
prppiltcnen, GonIcls SO.
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Sic Office Der @entrGl. asentur Der observation-disclosures
kt6ns,t nd an her @de ppn @bdrIes uap SCntbarerr. un1 rtre
ttcFsika Tber Mles mas ben Mnfauf Dpn &pts uno ben Nnbdu
rSue,Sulern In 0rDptIpn betrtft, berettptltse AustInft ertpetIt
Sssstaf.S 8. %. 6Dtbe, GtnernIsAeeNt
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Selegatcnz0 erfamnllnn0 Des
SteubcnfeEfcS.

Die De'e8oten hes 9tsubenfeass 10 srOen 1tsmit stfa&t. I'D
5reit3g Ptn 2 D. 81. abenbs I'm s ur . a3Gbta in Der 6ale
Ger n1Gbs. 1urner, gdt Gr0nt. uaO &pnbarotr. vtnbutatsn ,
uEt ueer bte gettpenoGn8 ce3 5iftsen StaEbeafones ~eabgaltt8
51 beftheben. o.. e. Q8tB -
MO aft. ErGfbRrt.
9lg. Qrbeitere1nt iBnuB8sSerein 9tO. 2.
Dieter Sereia Bait fftae rt8elmEBissn 8eriammlun8en ire
ben DennsrtaB A6enb una 8 ugr In g~GaI9ing on 9aas (@ta.
8an8 tn ber 8rpadfr,)
Ss aa6elnetne GbeHratne an bieiem i@nsl enpOr6ldben
pen Veretn TT Der 6sfte 8eDes, bdB Der Nrbeit,r enbitb ~ Der
netsr3ea9un8 8efSmmsn IT, bae es In itaem Snterehs ltsBt.
f~ aus lplNen UetetneH GnSui1lttBer, wel1e lnf dbt l03taier
uno sem 3lttBette an9ImeheHer Bats bcruDea uab berRn 3psd
ntmt aAetn IN !tberaIer uuternuban8 In 8tanttets alien IN,
torieaueFncer unterfHBnng Der >9tttDsn IMP g3dtfen Gefebt,
tHnesta quo IN benz SeFreben BEN 6ortlGr It unb Se 8e9en"
surge aGtt.arHng tbrer ~g,tt9Iteoer nan arGftert 5T fGrbern.
ga etr Oti8e 8trttn h9 tetOe6 CUR Aufelbe asnaat Dat, 70
9IaGpea MIR unS bere4t ct 3H rebt 3dtirerc4er AbsttnGtme an
ssr VeNie Ra'tfn6saben 8trlamnlGag eta,aiaoka.
9m @Iftrags tsS 9eretnS
MeS4s13GHiO) 81. 3arttII, SraRt eat.
Sl1meD Sure1 &mGteD &suncD
I'M "6t:enolb!p. QouIe," 9to. IA j. UreDeridlr.
stbt's Dcute D0anerfag bea rs. gleutmber, I{Uroens II libr'
nebf e9ttsa8lnt4em getf4sa %ea3ar4ter, i0wle alien atrisen
prtsu8tAaa UgtrdRfen.
y 6enrtQCSS
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New>Yorf, "A. NcU. Sen. Sauforb
bat Die erite Dipiltpn Der WeIli5en berauSbeors
bert, uun ars @storte bes Sen. Bae3 nad Dem
Ser. st. Oampier gu bienetr, ouf benz oerlet6s
lt9 mor9en na0 8enejueta einidiifeu miro.
NewsOort, "a. Ncr. Cine unbetannte
81rfe 1T, ME man 9!aubt, AN II. Ott. BET ct
SslanO 6u @runOe se5an8en. Die Set4e zines
Weanne5 uno elmer Trau, bic a~u8enl9einlib
Pafa8iere ltnO, purosn ans ufer 9etriebeu.
An oieien 2eiGen Iauo man mertbpoue Supes
len.
Nu9 Der S9cner GallelIc, nad Bolton be-
ltimmt, 1T gu o%erIelben 3eit gu @runoe ss8ans
gen; ebenio bic lpouii6e Sris9 Gonluetc; bei>
Der Wanuldaften linD 9erettet.
GbtcasO,2 "a. Gor. SO beltiti9t It9,
paB Ger Gon8reB abseOrouete Sarri5 seltcrteu
1T. q. cten amerit. N1hr,)
SnpianapoIi8, "a. Nop. Der Sc
nat ron Snoiana bat nit 26 9e8en % ct. be-
IhlCIen, caB bic Wabl ber Serten Briabt uno
6ith gum 8. St. Senate un9eieBli9, u%nccnlti.
tuticne1 uup un9ulti9 1T. Derielbe 8eidluB
iAwebt I'M 6aule. (8etanntlId wurpen bisie
beipen Gr5bpdctraten auf gang ~un9eIeeli9em
We9e gu y. ct. Senatoren erpdblt, aber troy
benz BON Der cenlctr. Wtalorlt1t oeS y, ct. Sc
yates 3uBelaIeu. Die &ep.) -
Iu8ufa, "a Ncp. Der @n9eneer bs8
5milGen Santiago unO Saponuab fabrenoeu
9auIpfer8 SictOria bat bierber 9elArieben, baB
am 16. D. BON lesterem Sdiffe II Seemdnuer
serettet wuroen, bic ouf einem S4iffe, pefeu
Wame ui4t 8enannt miro, perun8laft wareu.
Gpn NeusWiegtco.
ST. 2oui8, "a. Nop. Santa Sc Nat>
ridten bis gum 81. linb unsetoulmeu. Gs tats
ten 5Dildeu ben .. ct. Gruppen unO ben Na.
paiO bel Sort Defiance S4armieet ltutt9efun@
Den. 2teut. Nperea wuroe perwunpet, iupem
Die 5noianer in iein j3eIt idoilen bod 1T ieine
Wuupe niht 8efabrliA.
Or. Sapanan9b teri&tet, paB li6 an alien
6lalieu benz 9. Static e%ntlaus, in elmer Gnt.
fernun9 BON IS Weileu Sob iinpe.
Die Ntcara8ua- 8 mi sraticn
@en. Walter retSte am Samltas BON Wpbile
ab. 0fiAter Campbell fam balelbft an. (Sm
l~1ebrisen 1T bic Depel4e ~cOufus; 9ti4t. Gamps
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Surnb0ue.

&fe pcn Trcnts ullo 2pmfarofraBc.
Der unabbdrBtBe Surns 9er.tn erlaubt I'D benz ~ge>brten
a~n5asstgeu, ZAP bic S%rnnta8- III sns. unterbattpzgsa
BON Senntaa Sen 81. Oftpbsr, Gbenb5 8 lbr tbren aafGag
nstrtcn rereet. SIR que Orbnuu9 f1ret
St2oimt Dte Der 10 GItRne.
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MOft=Sfficc.
MQnDr8zGSFTc

gtt9 $ al3e. Baltimore, ben 5. Rpp. 1853.
IA feline Grccaeni Der (9pu3esnGur BON Maruiano Bite Mnbes
raantun8 ts rs. pte leS gum Bet unb Dt nttag fir bic sablrei-
den S5egnWngeH, bertn f6 Da5 QDff pon Warslan6 erfreute,
%erpfpbleH bat, fp trluhe to-, 4bpmas 5pan7, Wd9Or Der
Stabt Baltimore, Ia overwhelmingly nit btefar Gutpfebluag,
bic Burger 9altnnCres fb an beicgtem Gage ppn alien Q5e-
hGften 81 ent1altsn ub beM alinGbttgft QSRtt Oant bdrAus
frtn9en far Die Stelfaten Se8nWngen, Die er uas ais 80lt er.
Dtelsn sat.
@eseDen unter mstser San5 an5 bsm 5ls8e( ser Stabt Bal
tuncre, am 5. November 1858.
3iBt5.25 Gt0s. Swnun, 9laeor,
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Office Oes 8OarO Of GOntr0l mnO 0feUiew.

OulTIhPFei bH q Npptmtcr 1888,
s. ntrb bternntt 6esdnns gealddt, cas- BITE Yiifsr, es ben
aaeIen1snts- Sert9t %eRtpaltsa, Der tn ue6eretnRtm muns nit
Der Sr6pnnGn3 8emdbt til, IautenR y&tne DrDcnnGnS CUR
@tn raj. 4Dib6bnn4 unh anni AHede tent spn 9eisttunt IN
Der Gtapt Baltimore" ~Benebnigt ben 26. ARat 1883, b m
@ubltfUm sur CT tndttOn pttpEr er5fFuet
werbsn in Ter gOntr9lsuessOFfr NorpOas&fe BON Rprtt.
unD 5aoett ir, am %. Nep. , s. unb often bletten perbea
td9tj6 Bis gum %. Sanuar 1853. Ser 9enannte 8perp ptrb
Hb tdslt6 Dabreno bteisr SER in ben Stanben ppn 10 ubr
0Grm. unb 4 utr Gdbm. HeriaR UelR, ut 8el6 perosn unb
NppsIattpnan %binitGtltu Der fsaBli0tR Qltnements entaeasns
%;Gnsbntga Mne au %erieot8en.
3. suits S&dfsr,
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az ErGn5pprt=sSffce
&sNs. Der 8GlttmCrea uaO Sbtp=Giienbabn
GOt1pdgHie,

Satttmpre, BEN -. Rppcmber 1853.
9tadridt fir Yalia8iere.
gerSnteraas br @bfabrtsastt Ss5 saicOtta Mtas geesmp,
battDasiusS.
IN lnb mad ERUntas ben 10. tttls5 rertea bic Gltcutts
Drills 3uee Hb8ebed, ME fel9t:
8erlaien 8dIttmimore $50 Dtoresns Gnb so Rdtmtttaas.
Glteptts Witas 7,5O MOr8eas Rnb $40 Nabm.
SfcD15,2 p 90. y. M I y, IranSportme;asr.
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WeInmt:

Gin ButeF 66netesr, UNI an etner " 'bmaIAtas SOrs
betttn, 9t0, 383 H8cff grattfr.
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Sffice Der O08liebtzG ompa9nte.

tutItMpttI RN 3. AtF. 1893
Die SGalidt~Gpmpasnt bon SG;ttHpre pftrtrr gum Der
taufs In ben @Gspeff II an 3~0atbaptt. y G ste" beim Elm.
3einsr 9ufbeI rber in 2uanttd;en mad Q0uH d hes Jfdufsrs
RB02,4D ,in2m SpfGpb Brpnn. SER.
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0eeucre 9eac6rttbteu aus Gurupa

Der POltoanpier n@ite Of 8altimcre", Der
anu Wittpo6 Den 10. 0tCp. BON 2iUerpcOl abe
Sia9, i6er6radlte mad Nem- Oort neuere euTr'
palIhe Nadlrthten :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10

SCIfABLE for Groceries, Liquors, Fruit, or pegeia
- bles proof against Frost under the Book Store IL
Metropolitan Block Enquire OF
aur22 RATIBIN ORION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-10
Qarirnlt nral .
Suolc Internationally.

In 1880 I knew Of several cases in which
animals were bitten by rottle-snakes and
died within forty-eisht hours. In 1854,
during nv absence from home, q ine heal
thy colt was bitten by a rattle snake; per-
son, claiming much skill az farrier, attend
cd him and gave him many things, Internal
" and externally, but he did not give Lin
any alcoholic liquors. The colt died.
Soon after. au OK was bitten just below
the knee. The plowman saw the snake
strike 1T the on, but seeing no marks upon
the leg supposed he had not penetrated: so,
having killed the snake, he continued plow
ing. Before he had plowed one round, ihaif
. u.iIc,) the OK became lame, aH1 he started
for the house, a quarter of a m;'e distant
Before reaching the house, the swelling had
arrived at the body; the OK immediately
laid down, appearing to be in great pam.
Ny wife, refusing to trust the farricr TO con-
tinue his experiments, empried a bottle OF
whisaey down the throat OF the OK. his
operation was repeated so often that within
two hour be had swallowed two quarts OF
whiskev. In weak after, he again took
his place in the team, and never was lame
any more
In 1851. LiZzy Cooper, an Indian pony
tillv. was bitten upon the nose and, tho't,
she could rot near close her mouth all the
lower part Of her head was dreadfuliy swol-
len. with much difficulty, we succeeded
in getting down iar about pint Of whisky,
but we could not by any ordinary means
ret down more We drew her head up by
rotting halter on her and passing i. over
the limb Of tree and when We had drawn
il as high as VIC could, she was still able to
knock away the bottle with her fore feet,
whenever we attempted to put the nozzle
in her mouth. Ny son, l.. H., then fifteen
wears old, who WAS in another pant of the
farm. was sent for in order to exercise the
.Ard5iHt ,,Tt on LiZZy. He brought with
him n rope and leather strap. Within iil
teen minutes. he bod her lying upon the
ground, unfettered and perfectly docile; she
DID not offer the least resistance TO anything
we chose To- 10. We gave pin; Of whisky
every half hour till she had taken three
pint; she then appeared easier, and as she
looked as though she had not eaten for a
week, offered her food; she tried To eat,
hit could take nothing into her mouth, and
neither could she rna~licatc had she bscn
able TO take il in. | made balls of corn
meal and water. placed them in her mouth,
and she succeeded in swallowing some: She
tried to Griui. bat could mt We Lath, !
externally tine parts all -ctrd with mixture
OF equal parts of whiskey and spirits Of
ammonia, but believe this did no good :;
fifteen hours later applied a strong Il =
coction Of white oak bark thickcned with
corn meal, which took down the swelling
and in i few days she could eat and Is now
well.
Every man who owns a horse should
know how To lay him down carefully and
Tcnner him entirely passive, and If Suppos
I'd that there was one among your subscri-
beers who dill not know, | would describe
the performance Il. g. Roofs
Tamarca, March, 1853.
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Mysterious Dreaming.

They dream curious dreams in Palmer,
Mass Edwin III. Fits. arrested in Palmer
last Thursday night, and lodged in Jail, has
been released on $500 bonds, his father,
Rev. HarAey Fits, of MiddIeboro, secretary
Of the Baptist Home Missionary Society, be-
coming his surity. Fits was Leading
member Of the Baptist Church mt Palmer
serving an assistant superintendent oil the
Sunday school. and usually taking promi-
uent part in religious meetings. HIS intl-
macics with Mrs. Chaplin commenced in q
SUNDAY School eXcTTsiOn to NcE London
last August. when lie Informed her that he
had curious drepm, in which she acted a
nro;uinent part, remark wiIi.h he srb>c-
auentIy explained by note to the effect
tina, his vile whom tie never loved, was %
die and be succeeded in his affections bv
herself. Following this was q series OF let
tiers, and close upon the letters came the
guilty intercourse. II Is SAID that only a
week ago last Sunday, Fits, then acting as
superintendent OF the Sabbath school, wrote
an amorous note 10 Mrs. Chaplin, who was
teaching one o! the classes, AMI passed ii to
her in a hv,nn hoax Mrs Fi,tS Was often
puzzled to account for the conduct q! her
husi and AID Mrs. Chaplin, who were fr,
Gurntly together in close cOHvcIs ation at
religious IncetIrgS; and she was mere par
ticularly suspicious of his sec. e. corrcspon-
dencc. She saw him write 4 letter one eve
ming about three weeks since, for the pri,a-
cy OF which she was u usaly solicitou>; and
that night she dreamed out tho contents OF
the note, and that it WAS addressed to Mrs.
Chaplin. IN examination OF her husband {.
pockets before he aHokc in the morning con
t;r,ncd her dream. The parties then wenl
before their pas'or, Rev. Mr.. Bullock, and
promised To amend their ways-no actual
guilt at that time being suspected. As Ia,
int;macics were seen To- continue, howcvrr
Fits was again invited into Mr. Bullock :
study, and at this visit confcsSe, ~ the *
peatcd commission OF the crime dcv chsrg-
ed again>! him. liz even Owned up 10 hay
ing taken the lady to Boston, on one occa
SION, she entering the cars at Palmer. and
he ut Warren. These confessions were IL =
mcdlatcly made known to Dr. Shaw. the (. =
thcr Of the ruined lady. and the family WAS
plunged into the deepest gIi.f Mr.. G..
cou>i,!v'in: herself lost fled to Boston. and
her father, learning from Fats the same ey =
ming that this was part Of The plan Of al
elpPcIn-nf. had the latter Immediately AZ
rcs:cd-B son Post
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gysJrssS.,s: Agency.

TIE uudeT- snei are Agents OF the following old al
responsible Insurance Companies, viz:
TTNA, OF HARTFORD,
Capital and surplus,
:l,.bJ.CUI-
PrENIN, OF Hartford,
Capital and Surplus,
$iDn.1u1.
HARTFORD or HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
$1,000.
NORTH WESTERN. or GSWEGO
Capital and Surplus,
$jJuOio.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL,
Accumulated Capital,
100000.
IA SALE COUNTY MUTUAL