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New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

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III.
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HOW TO MAKE THEM
snd
HOW TO USE THEM
By
Csc. WAriso, lh' n,, O., ,,,,, IA
.,na, ~ The Eemsnta Of AgnculIurs Dranf of fo a
f.,s M Hssb formerly Agricultural Ebgnsd OF hs AlHsi IAA
Ilsstr,tsd With naBy Wood EngraTings
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AA,.a THE TRIBUNE.
EEwYORK.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
Proll0c,

There is . gentleman living in this
county whose wife has borns him twenty.
two children, all Of whom are living, with
fair prospects for No. twenty three At no
distant day. Twenty. four Is ths stand.
ard, and as far % any can discern, it will
bs reached, 10 tho couple arc hale aad
hearty, and look young and vigorous a
some couples just setting out in matrimo.
nial life.
There 10 another gentleman resident Of
this county who has twenty one but has
twice married. Some Of his children have
deceased two. The prospect for more
heirs is good in this family, likewise.
Another has been married some tif.con
years, and has twelve children living,
with bright prospects for another hall
dozen, as he is only three dozen years old
himself.
fs il tho pure air Of this latitude, the
water, the potatoes, or what2 that has
such generative and pro.crsative proper
ties. Bo that as it may, can any county
in this or any other State beat it2-Ma'
con Times, May 16.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

= Change Of Timc.-Ths hack running
between this place and Wright City, will
leave at Eve o'clock in the morning, in.
stead Of seven, as heretofore, and make
connection with the sovsn o'clock train
for st. Louis, 50 that travellers can cat
their brcakfact in Trey and dinner at St.
Louis, or, returning, cat their breakfast
in St. Louis and dinner in Troy. Close
connection and no delays. IF the major.
ity Of passengers prefer, tho hack will
wait till seven o'clock, making connection
with the afternoon train.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

Newspaper Decisions. Tho follow
ing legal decisions in relation to Newspa.
pers, from the highest authorities, We
wish every postmaster, and every subscri.
Der to nswspaper throughout the coun.
try, would take the trouble to read care.
fully:
| I. "A postmaster is required to give no.
tice by letter (returniDg the paper deea
not answer the law) when a subscriber
does not take his paper from tho Office
and etate the reason for its not being
taken and a neglect to do 90 makes the
postmaster responsible to the publisher
for the payment.
2. Any person who takes paper reg
ularly from the post of6ce-whether d.
rected TO his namo or another-or wheth
er he has subscribed or not, is response
bio for the payment.
3. If person orders his paper dis.
continued, he must pay all arrearagcs, Of
the publisher may continue TO send il
until payment is made, and collect thu
whole amount whether it is taken from
the Office or not.
4. If subscriber orders his paper L
BE- stopped at certain time, and The pub
lishor continues to send IL, the eubscribe
is bound to pay for it if he takes it ou
Of the post Office. Tho law proceeds Of
tho ground that man must pay for wha
he uses.
8. The courts have decided that refus
ing to take newspapers and periodical
from tho post Office, or removing ant
leaving them uncalled for. is prina jaci
evidence of Intentional fraud.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

The Wilmington Commercial gives au
estimate Of tho Delsware peach crop 70.
the approaching season. 1t says that
there are 1,047, ,625 trees along tho main
line Of the Delewsrs railroad, and thai
their yield is estimated At 1,l01, ,l04 bas.
kets. This, Of course, ID subject to oil
weather csntipgenciAs hereafter. The
crop Of strawbsrriss, blaekberries, and
similar fruit along the line Of the same
road 10 estimated u sos. 100 quarts.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
STATE ITEMS.


The West branch Of the North Nilsson.
ri railroad has been troubled this week
with the overflow from the Charlton river
and its tributaries.
Thomas w. Bullock, Of Hannibal, was
the recipient of glass pipe, awarded to
him by a committee Of young ladies who
considered him the ugliest man in Han.
nibal.
The "Rural Home Association" Of
Worcester, Massachusetts,, arc about to
locate colony near St. Joseph, Missouri.
They take with them preacher, . doc
tor, schoolmaster, and q grocer.
Bollinger county is infested with gang
Of hishwaymcn, who astonish the people
with intimate knowledge Of every man s
financial condition. Last week the gang
robbed Mr.. Chaveman Of s35, and Mr..
John Bcss of S775.
j. B. Gallemore and G. 3. Paxton have
established Democratic paper, the Ham.
ilton Investigator, at Hamilton, Caldwell
county. The first number gives evidence
Of merit and consequent success.
A Miss Nettie Council accidently shot
herself in the knee, while riding on the
Missouri Valley railroad. She was try.
ing to unload the pistol when it was dis.
charged.
The Osceola (St. Clair county, Herald.
Of tho 14th inst, says that region, few
days previously, was visited with terri
bic hail storm, lasting nearly an hour,
destroying apples, peaches, and small
fruits. Farmers say it has injured the
grain in some localities.
Last week thrcc men named Sales, Ayres
and Thompson, while on drunken spree,
attacked the family of David Pike, noar
Alillcrs Point Clinton county. Thomp.
son fred at Pike, who was engaged in
moving, missing him, when the latter shot
the former in the side. Thompson fred
again, killing Pike, and then struck the
latter's wife on the head, fiacturing her
skull. Thompson's wound is supposed to
be fatal.
On the 10th inst. mnn named Keeusy,
and woman named Miller, of buchanan
county, were marrid at Platte city. Hero.
tofore they had sustained tie relation Of
father and daughter, by reason of the
husband Of tho new made bride having
been tho husband Of her mother. Some
one good at figuring out genealogy, can
figure out at his leisure what relationship
the children of this marriage, should
there be any born, will bear to the parents
In Clinton, Henry County, No., says
the Independents, on the morning after
tho good news arrived that the President
was acquitted, every Radical establish
ment in town draped in mourning, inelu.
ding the hall Of the "Grand" Army oi
Republicans. Mourn aud weep for your
sins, ye generation Of vipers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

F.A. Williams, General Agent for the
St. Louis Times Company, called at this
Office last Friday. He is soliciting sub
scribers for that sterling Democratic
journal, and meets with good encourage.
meut in most Of the towns bio visits. Tho
Times is good raper-trus to principle,
and working for united action Of the
real Democratic party Of the country
May success attend Mr.. Williams in his
efforts to increase the circulation Of the
Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

"Look on this picture and then on that"
Hero you behold the inirm step,
Tho palid cheek, wasting form,
Untastcd food, and social atmosphere
A.. Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains,
slespless nights and mental dssrondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling oyos,
Elastic stops, craving appetite, forgotten care.
Genial thought and ambitious resolves,
Show the contrast and mt rk the picture.
One took Plantation Bitters-thc other
didn't. They are very beneficial for veal,
and delicate persons. [nol
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toi
lot article-supcrior to Cologne and al
half the price.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
AdlmiIiiatralor9o Nc1lce:

NOTICE b Asshy givsa thaal alsttsss Of eAnin.
~ istrstion yszs granted y ths ,uadersigped
on the sstats 81 uIlan ,Frsneh dsesassA, os the
HfhS day Of Aai,. l9ea .aS the etsst. of tho
Copnty Corrt 9f Lincoln county. Aissouri. Al!
irirsi to syaiCt thsH 70 he sapinlsiSsaes. fSr
allowance within oss yssr ftuv. tAV dae 81 ssid
ssttcrs, Or thsy psy n pSsslnA - Any bsssat
Of said estate, and II not exhlhttp within two
years fism the date Of said iottbss ~ viii b.
mSy:l n2l iwPl {. ". MARTIN, sde'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

Dr.. RANSOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLC.
TT Is On excellent medicine, neatly put up, and
l. just the thing for The Million. No family
will bo without It when once acquainted with its
virtues.
THROAT AND LUNGS.
At this season Of tho year, when Coughs and
Colds arc troublesome, everybody should have u
LIVE SYRUP AND TOLU Is the very thing. I,
is not only pleasant Tor children to take, but is
certain cure for CRouP, WHoorixo Couan, BRoN.
cHIris, ASTHMA, CouGus, and all affections Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Sold by all Druggists, Price IS cts per bottle
D. RANSOM & CO., Propristors,
l2l Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MEY Err BROS \ Co. wholesIs Ag'ts,
st. Louis, NJ ices 81 njo
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
YALATIA, N. Y, May 81, 1876

Agent Florence Sewing Machine Co..
have now had my machine year and like
it better the longer I have it. I never
wished for a machine until l saw the
Florence" it is always in order, aud it
10 pleasure to sit down and operate upon
it. l would not be without it for q great
deal. t Mrs. w. d. ABBOTT.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
Anolhef Old Resident QenA.-Mr.

AnOlheF Old Resident QenA.-Mr. J.
II. WIrnRow, an old and esteemed citizen
Of this place, died at his residence on the
night Of the Goth instant, aged 81 years
and 3 months. Mr.. Withrow camo from
Pennsylvania in 1886, and at the time Of
his death had been o resident Of Troy
thirty.tvo years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
DIR. TKASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTNI T. y'T.

MAedV FL xnC III MI Na EOls
rs now the most popular Ointment in the Uni
l. ted'Statos. 1t has been before the publ:
OVER TN ENTY YEARS, and its reputa.
ton Is fully established us a superior Linimcn,
in all cases where q soothing aud relaxing rene
dy is required, particularly in
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. InnamatIon Of
the Dewels and Kidneys. Spinal Afcc.
'tions, Sure Eyes, Burns. Piles,
Wounds aud Bruises.
DiPTIl ERR 4. .-Trask's 0intnont has been
extensively used for tho past two years with
grcnt success, for tho prevention, relief and cure
vf that dreadful scourgc, Dipthcria, aud Is nc
doubt tho best known remedy.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
d. RANSOM x CO., Propr's,
l2l Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MEYER BROS 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis.
December s, 'G7 no so
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
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ALTAR OV MYMEN.
Marriage Is the nursery Of Heaven -

On Thursday morning, the 2lst instant, at th'
residence Of the brides father, BY Rev. J. v
Barks, Dr.. THOMAS s. EAT and Miss LU
elena A. WHEEL Err, all Of this county.
Thanks for remembrance Of tho printer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
: FINAL Neftlenient.

NOTICE hhsrsAy gives to ~ pssssns istsr-
~ Sshad that H. sndsssiyns ADMIN isSrator OF
the estate Of Edward AAlsiib Diseased, viii
msks . Assl a.laSs'sat Of hiss s.adaieistts.io ef
County Court; ts 5s hs{un id hciS n Troy On
Monday, thsl0th day sf Assaet, ,1sss. sa.,
-. p: ALLEN. Afnfas benz, non,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

II. T.PENDLET0N.o Of WRIGHT CITY
Has opened FURNITURE STORE In the
Msssnia Building, Of that place, who're he las,
and expects to ksspa.
Complete Assortment Of Furniture,
suitsbis for the country trade, which hs offers at
vory low prices. VIII deliver to any one 10
Troy or along tho Troy road, as his Express
ragoh runs daily to Troy from Wright City.
Tdsl3v7n6l 6ml
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

A Dream.-As many Of our subscri'
bcrs arc in arrears for the past and pres
ent years, we commend to their consider
alton the following, which we find in an
exchange. Pretty good for dream 81
dreamed dream the other night, when
everything was still dreamed I saw
old Bslzebub coming down tho hill
My printers bill was in his paw, and
blood was in his eye; says he young mar
your weasel draw or else prepare to die
Sazed Old SoOty in the face, and read
the only chance, to avail myself Of saving
grace Toes pay up IL Alvance."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

Higgins Gold Pees-The best now
manufactured. Everybody who wants .
Gold Pen buys from Higgins, No. 3a4
Olive street, st. Louis. v3nl GIN
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

The State Beard Of Equalization, We
are informed, has raised the valuation Of
real estate ia Liscoln county, s72S, 900
more than the assessed value Of the prop.
grty. ,...
TRUST AND. WARRANTY DEEDS
On Hand aud For SIs-chesp.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

"Geod for tho Mind.''-Thc Phrs.
biological Journal, for June, serves up o
most nutritious bill Of mental fare. Among
its leading characters are George Hall,
first Mayor Of Brooklyn; Phineas Staun'
ton, Artist; Governor isaac Murphy; j
e. Holland ("Timothy Titcomb'), King
Theodore; Thomas Darcy Magcc, with
portraits, biographical and chronological
sketches Philosophy Of Dreaming and
Insanity; Mr.. Bcecher's Philosophy
Tho Secret Of Success, for Young Men
Writing for the Press, Abyssinia aud it.
people, etc.~ End of volume Al. A new
volume begins with tho next number
July. 90 a year, or 80 cts. number
Published by 5. II. Wells. $50 Broadway
New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28

Nssolis sad Wossle~ Ce/ias of aU sizes
and svslilies k.pt, eoo.taas!sas hand cr
Made to Order on short m0tire. Dr.
dtn, " telegraph for G1sa. filled
prea,psH. ~. H'
: ,lI"fs@ {. ---i.-- 49,, ,.i, ...
Tuning, DFeaeiAg LunhNPa and sesoll.
Ing tor .CarpaHters aud others promptly
attenAe4 co. 01E ~ toehl3 al tay pA
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28
A Adnainistrator's Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby. given thattsttcrs Of admin.
estate Of ::seha Goodrich, deceased, "a The SIS
day Of May, 1858, BY the Clerk Of this County
Court Of bQeols eeunty. Akbouri. AL persons
having clsims agsinst said estate asarsSuissd to
exhibit sthbm 20 lths aaniniswato To- sl}swahce
within one year from tho date of sail aprs, oI
they may bo preeluded from any benz said
estate, and II not exhibited within yaas1
from no date Of said lsttsrs they will - krsVoI
barred. OTIS &'FREDERIcK GOODRICH,
"msy u 40 4w] Administrstsrs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-28


Grand Consolidation.-The Gardner
Real Estate Distribution, which was to
have taken place on tho 2Oth instant, has
been consolidated with the St. Louis One
Dollar Real Estate Distribution, embrac.
ing 500 grand prizes (129 of which arc
real estato), besides s7l other valuable
prizes, to bs drawn for on the 4th of
July, next. The real estate prizes are
Gnc city residences, desirable city lots and
excellent farms, valued at from $3.50 to
$4,000. Gentlemen Of tho highest
standing aud position in the city will act
as Trustees, and supcriutcnd the drawing
aud delivery Of prizes, in the same man.
ner as tho "Smith Mill and Farm" and
CROSBY Opera House Associations" all
Of which will have complete titles and
warranty deeds. Another point to be
noted: it is charitable institution -fvo
thousand dollars to be placed at the dis.
pOsal Of Mayor Thomas, Of St. Louis, for
charitable purposes. Persons desiring to
procure certificates Of this grand consol-
idated distribution, Gun DO 70 by applyiug
to j. Mcdonald, }. f. Brown, Hart &
Stuart or James Jackson, agents, at this
place. Principal Office, 420 Walnut street,
(Southern Hotel building) St. Louis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03

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Arrive at Lake Fork By II an. IL
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Proposals TO embrace Moorland, between
woostsr ard Miilbrsoh, isvitsd. III
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Leave J.roms,ill. Tuesday. Thursday |,
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Arrive at brownsville BY pa
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...-r. and Johnson,s cosssn. tsllzsw Pstsss
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Leave New Portage Ssia.sds, and s,tur
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Arrive :. hsrshslsviils By lsaA. III
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01
Don Piatt on Grant.

Don Piatt twenty years ago was the Paris
correspondent of the New York Herald, a
bosom friend of Lamartine, and man of
distinction in the world of letters He is
now prominent radical in Ohio, and takes
a leading part in all the conventions of that
State. He has recently written a letter to
the Ohio Statesman, in which lie pays his
respects to Gen Grant in the following terse
language:
General Grant can't go into the Presi-
dency with his mouth shut, and the two
hundred and seventeen thousand Republi-
cans of Ohio would not support the Angel
Gabriel upon such terms.
He adds:
Weston can walk, and Coburn can fight,
and old Billy Seward with our government
on the verge Of bankruptcy, can purchase
the north pole and fever stricken islands
under the torrid zone but all this won t
skull pot-metal kettle up the Niagara with
a crow-bar, as Weed, Raymond & Co are
trying to do, with Gen. Grant on the Presi-
Dental ticket
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01
The Reason Why Grant Issued His
Order Against the Jews.

The Ballston Democrat, referring to the
order issued by Grant, prohibiting the ad-
mission of Israelites within the lines to
traffic with the soldiers, says
At the time alluded to, prominent Jew
cotton dealer of Cincinnati made bargain
with Grant for the getting out of five hun
dred bales of Gotten from the Big Black
river country, assisted by the I'd Wisconsin
cavalry The Jew offered, as was the Gus
tom, one-fourth the profits. Grant wanted
more, and at last the Jew offered an eighth,
which Grant accepted The cotton was got
out and shipped to Memphis, and sold. The
Jew, faithful TO his promise, met Grant with
the proceeds of the sale, and gave the Gen
eral one-eighth of the profits and departed.
Grants adjutant general, surprised at the
smallness of the profits, spoke to the Gen
eral about it, who was so exasperated on
learning that one-eighth was less than one
fourth, that he within an hour issued the
order expelling all Jews from the lines, and
to this day has never forgiven the entire
race for his own stupidity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01

To PRESERVE ToMAToEs.-A lady of great
experience, a regular contributor to the
CtltUator, furnishes the following recipe
for preserving tomatoes throughout the en-
tire winter months
The tomatoes are gathered when full
grown, but just before they commence
changing color, and are carefully placed in
boxes-the bottom of the box being first
covered. an inch or two thick, with per-
fectEy dry sand, and a layer of tomatoes
placed so as not to touch each other, and
then covered completely with sand, to an
inch or two above the tomatoes, and another
LAYER put in and covered with sand the
same way, and so on, until the box is filed,
The box is kept in a cool, dry place during
the warm weather, and, in the winter, kept
in a room where the temperature Is mode
rately warm and uniform.
We hope that some of our readers viii
test the above recipe and report the same.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01
REST FOR THE WEARY.

In the Christian home in glory,
There remains a land of rest,
There my SaviOur's gone before me,
To fulfil my souls request;
There is rest for the weary,
There is rest for the weary,
There is rest for the weary,
There is rest for you
On the other side of Jordan,
In the sweet fields of Eden,
Where the tree Of life is blooming
There is rest for you.
He is fitting up my mansion,
Which eternally shall stand,
For nay stay shall not be transient
In that holy, happy land.
There is rest, &c.
Pain nor sickness ne'er shall enter,
Grief nor woe my lot shall share;
But in that celestial center,
l a crown of life shall wear
There is rest, &c.
Death itself shall then be vanquished,
And his sting shall be withdrawn;
Shout for gladness, o ye ransOmed,
Hail with Joy the-rising morn.
There is rest, &c.
Sing, o sing ye heirs of glory;
Shout your triumph as you go;
lions gates viii open for you,
You shall find an entrance through.
There is rest, &c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01

A murderer by the name Of Williams was
taken from the Jacinto Jail one night last
week by unknown parties and hung.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-01

From the Herald and Register, printed at
Lebanon, in this State, we clip the following !;
Mr.. John Hitz, Consul General of Swift
erland, has arrived in McMinnvillo, to pro-
ceed to Beersheba Springs, and tc Grundy
county to inspect the lands upon which
Captain Plummasher, Agent of tie Swiss
Immigration Society, has chosen to estab-
lish large Swiss Colony, of many hundred
families. 1t is expected that the consul
will approve the selection made, and that
in the course of next winter and spring, the
immigrants win commence to pour in.