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"a shall not be able to stop with Won long.

81 shall not be able to stop with you long"
returned Walter.
Mercy What is up now where else will
you 20 ?"
II don't know, 1 must not stop here"
and why not, pray"
Because l dare not "
"0hoi" cried George, who knew his friend
well enough, and knew human nature well
enough to read ordinary signs of feeling, Il
think l understand you now. But We will
say no more about it tonight. On the NOR
row I'll help you to find a good boarding
place"
And so they went to bed.
On the following morning after breakfast
had been disposed of, George took his sister
away to the library, and had long talk with
her. She wept and smiled by turns, during
the conversation.
When he came out from the library he met
his father in the hall, and he had a talk with
him.
Half an hour afterwards he met the captain
in the parlor
"Walter Evermond," he said, q have
found a good comfortable boarding place for
YOU"
"Ah, have you? Thank you George"
Yes. Sit down and l will tell you all
about it. Now lsten," continued the major,
dlttI tlei, NtIt SedIeu, nave dSollLHtu
somewhat of a responsibility in this matter.
[ have even gone so far as to pledge my own
honor that you will so bear yourself that the
house can never be ashamed of you. In short
| have given my word that you are an hon
orable, true man, incapable of premeditated
wrong, and fixed in the path Of virtue"
"Thank you, George"
And now, my dear Captain, your place of
abode is fixed in this house My sister is
hostess, and my father is the host"
But-George-
"Nonscnse! Do you think I am blind At
any rate | can see plainly enough to discover
what alls your heart; and AL | have further
to say, is-if you have courage you will stay
here. If you have further arrangements to
make, make them with Nellie"
But-George-wil Nellie-"
"Don't ask me what she will do. Ask her
| yourself"
| But your father-"
Already looks upon you as a son. What
more have you to ask ~
81 don't know. Indeed, this is more than
| had expected. [ am dreaming"
"Then | advise you to wake up"
| When Walter Evermond did fairly awaken,
he awoke to a blessed hope. Before night he
had resolved to stop, and before the week
was out he had made arrangements with Mel
| lie Preston to live with her always.
| And all this came of the simple kiss in the
| depot.
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RELIEVING CHoKED Relieving
choked cattle is of no small Importance, con
sidering their liability to be choked, and the
danger Of removing the cause. There are
several ways used for relief, among which are,
forcing the substance down with stick, firing
a gun under the belly, holding up one leg
while the animal attempts to walk, crushing
the offending substance by two mallets, &c.
But are they a sure and ready means of re-
lief? A writer on this subject thinks not.
| once saw fine COW relieved at night by the
first method, which died before morning, the
stick having passed through the gullet. |
have seen the fourth method work well in
crushing apples, but should think potatoes
too hard The other methods / have not
proved-having relieved several within few
years, and two last fall. 1t is easy and safe
Tie the animal with its nose inclined upward
either by rope around the horns and head,
or by two strong men holding it. Let strong
man, with his thumb and fingers placed below
the substance in the gullet, force it upward
to the mouth as far as possible, keeping the
grasp, and pressing the windpipe at the same
time, causing a cough, by which the apple or
other article is thrown into the mouth. This
I have not known to fail. g., IN Boston
CltltirdtOr.
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SOCIETY ON ITS FEET.-The "Staggerers' are
the pests Of the ballroom. A staggerer can
generally be detected; even before commenc
ing dance there is peculiar vague and I'M
certain expression about the eyes; a nervous
anxiety about commencing, which never fails
to betray him. You see, from the moment of
his starting, that he is doomed man his
unfortunate partner, perhaps unconscious Of
the fate in store for her, is gazing another
way. Could she but see the expression Of the
staggerers face, we feel sure she would
pause ere taking the fatal step. Wewill sup
pose, however, after numerous false starts,
they are at last off. If luckily, the corner
from which they start happens to be entirely
free from dancers, they may, perhaps, survive
the first half dozen steps without a collision,
but their good fortune rarely lasts so long
certainly not longer. By kind of magnetic
attraction the staggerer seems to bear down
against the first approaching couple, and then
commences series of collisions of more or
less disastrous effect; thenceforth personal
identity is gone, and he becomes mere rack
et-ball, tossed about from one side Of the
room to the other, until at last he seems TO
nave just sufficient presence of mind left 10
lead his bruised and lacerated partner to
sofa, where she may congratulate herself on
having at last obtained haven of rest after
the perils she has undergone. Soce-
IT,
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"a A lady of this city, noted for the
acuteness and accuracy Of her observation OF
life and society, bears her testimony to are,
markable physiological fact, owing to moral
causes, which is worth stating for the purpose
Of its being verified. She affirms that OF the
births taking place in this city, those which
occur in families whose attachment to the
Union is decided and Jealous, are mostly boys,
while in families where there is decided
sympathy with the secession cacse,, they are
girls. The observation of our readers may
help them to instances confirming The TACT,
or showing it to be mistake. 1t has often
been said that in countries wasted by long
wars which carry off the male population,
the male births largely predominant
York Eyeai7aQ Post
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The Senate Of Ohio has passed bill by
which nearly three millions of dollars Will be
raised for the benefit of soldiers families I'D
that state.
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The following circular, which has beer sent
US from Washington, contains regulations of
the utmost Importance to veteran soldiers.
Let them read and carefully digest:
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Arthur's Home Magazine.
EDITED BY T. s. ARTHUR AND vIReINrA
TOWNSEND.

EDITED BY T. s. ARTHUR AND VIleINIA F.
TOWNSEND.
The HOME MAGAZINE for 1865 will be
enlarged and improved, and made still more
worthy of the eminent favor with which it has
been received. Its character as o HIGH
TONED PERIODICAL, claiming public ia
vor on the ground Of real merit, will be care
fully maintained; while for variety, interest,
usefulness, and all the attractions of literature
and art essential to true HOME MAGAZINE, the
publishers will aim to make it SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS.
A fine Steel Engracing, and fteo pages Of
Music, will appear in every number, besides
choice pictures, groups and characters, pre-
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terms for garments. cmbroidery. ETC., etc. In
all respects We shall give A FlRST-CLASS
MAGAZINE, at price within the reach Of
every intelligent family in the land.
A new Story, by T. S. ARTHUR, will be
commenced in the January number.
YEARLY TERMS, IN ADvANcr-One copy,
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For $3.50 we will send one copy each of the
Home Magazine and Go. ey's Lady's Book for
year. Address
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TERMS OF
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From sckiek there esn be no depistioa.)
The following are the terms Of the Lady,
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win be given if We are obliged 70 advance,
which will depend upon tho price Of paper:
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Caution

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box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in
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Many dealers will not keep my medicines on
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detection Of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them 10 be spurious.
s.ssold at the mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States md
the civilized world, in boxes, at IS ee.is, 90
cents, and $40 sseh.
q There Is eosaSsssbIs savisg By tskins
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number Of men. will s seas 70
ds b Inner Of another Invasion, coa':a,
The i1s'i is si.
~ e'. .a.,.l visit. to their families ID ~
-, .,,.p.s. incurred b, Il. e.np.,s.'
II. eI le"atips to millions in the aggregate
s''sa .r..s heavy burshen on the e es.ss.
Ill. .lo' Of M.jor-cener.l Curtis, to Who's: ~
D. s',.nsieu and "ell-direc'ea en sisy on ~
hr''lns .sor., would necessarily have been
,si'b our . .sonld chesrfully accord full mea-
''''. . our triumphant success the oens'a, :,
s 's o. u, will assume the largest item .,
a''s''" such IS subsistence. forage fuel sn0
Ger. .s.,iou; and it is more than p'0o.0ie
~ :, General Government. will r !e,.
d'' , ~ for th. pay proper of the militia
GEO. W. DEITzLER,
M,jor-Gensral Z. S. n.
No,ros, A. A.G. tnov.l7-4".
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Observation-Disclosures.

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cation.
The postage on Harms WErkLY is 20 cents
. year. which must be paid at the sujseribsr's
post-ofice.
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Notice.

! 3. ooa s's,st School in White Cloud nil,
san. GoO sa loi the admission Of pupil,. On
a.a. Rsn,I.n :e Male Teacher and an Al.
'' 70 ohs,lss =. Jennin~ u "A Apply In
Viii. Cloud n ]. D: BROWN. CLERK.
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Terms 3:

HARrkR's WExkLY, one year, $500.
An Extra Copy OF either the Weekly or Ma
gazine will be supplied grstis for every Club of
Fipe Subseri6ers, at $500 each, in one remit.
lance; or Six Copies for $40 90.
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The Annual Volumes of HARPaR's WEEKLY,
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5pttial Notices.
Matrimonial!

Rysu wish to marry, address the undersign-
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YOU to marry happy and speedily, irrespective
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Fashion Magazine Of tho World.


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rything, in fact, to make complete Lady's
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Godey's Receipts
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Model Cottages. Quo other Magazine gives
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Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiarly
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Advert191n8s
,reuLAR ADvrrrlsIse.

&, an, other length Of time, IN accordance
i ,,ss ,boye rates, which apply only to reg
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ss ssT and transient advertisements, 81
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, s,. and editorial advertisements and per-
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Straved.

IRON the subscriber. in White Cloud. .bou.
l. the first of November, dark red Steer.
one year old last Spring, with the brush Of The
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knowing of such an animal, will confer q favor
upon the subscriber, BY leaving word in Whit
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December 8, 1864.
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a Card to the SUFFERING.

"ALLoW two or three hogsheads of "Bs-
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80 IN their effects on the broke en- down and
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% HAgent for the United States.
,iu y "A Boz Of the Pills, securely hacked.
~, mailed to any address on recent of
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uo' gwen. Sept. 29-3m
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

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Oct S-3u.
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HARPER'S
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Woman, in all her Difficulties,

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II A r P E RS W E E KLY,
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Sheriff. Sale

Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas, In the District Court.
Doniphan County. Second Judicial District.
William Hatton
Reuben George.
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued ont Of
- the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, sitting in and for Doniphan County,
Kansas, for the trial of causes arising under
the laws Of said State, dated November 18th,
A. D. 1864, wherein William Hatton is plain-
tiff, and Reuben George is defendant, / will,
on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1865, be.
tween the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, at the Court Houss
door, in the city Of Troy, County of Doniphan,
and State of Kansas, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right, title and interest of the said Reuben
George in and TO the following described real
estate, to wit: The east half of the south west
quarter Of section one, % in township three,
~ Of range twenty one, (2l): taken as the
property Of Reuben George. and offered for
sale TO satisfy a judgment and costs in favor
of William Hatton.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1864. E.G CRABB,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
December, 8, 1e64-5w Pre- fee, g.
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fssaiJ.Five, Fifty and One Hundred

Per Cent.
Two or three coats sfpaiut on your house
''ssl or carriage, will add to it in Value rs
'r cent; in Appearance 50 per cent and in
Durability 100 per cent. Then why don's yeu
IaN. Q. Pierce. Of White Cloud, to paint up
'car ru'ty old houses and wagons7 He will do
swell and cheap. See Advertisement, in an,
'Iher columns. Sept. %.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and 4a.
rines, and widows or other HEIRS Of
those who have Died or been Killed
in the Service.
CHAS. @. TUCKER,
Attorney fsr Claimants, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, seanen
l. and Marines Of the present war, Who are
disabled BY reason Of wounds received or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and srrears of Pay obtained for
widows or OF other heirs Of those who have died
or been killed while in service. .-,.---
Bounty Land procured for services in any Of
he other vars. CHAS. G. TUCKER,
nov. Z, el-<f. Washinssou. d. G