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authorized agents or attorneys anu 81 foppshSit5
die noiices of the same, setting forth ne amount
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NTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY De
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80 .I.rscs August 20. 1865. )
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ITO MRS. HENRIETTA Z. HALE

: Take notice, tina. on the FIST DAY OF SEP
noon and in tie AFTERNOON OF that day, at the law
Office of Thomas X. Weisiger, IN the townof Man
chester, Virginia. shall proceed 70 take ny dspo-
to be read as evidence for me In suit now gendng
in the Circuit Court o. chsstss;d n eSaSS, s y am
nniain,iH and you are defendant; and II from any
cause the taking Of said dspositions shall not be
comnIeted on that day, the taking OF the same viii
he adjourned from time 10 time until the said cepo.
sitions shall be completed. Given under my hand
this nth day OF August, 1sss.
su lS-Tu4w JAMES w. HALE.
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Late Brigadier-G General and United States
Commissioner for Exchange of Prisoners.
Buffalo, August Is, 1868.
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Richmond Weekly Dispatch.
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x71RGINIA-1N CHANCERY.-At Rules

VTIRGINIA-1N CHANCERY.-AtR Rules
v held for the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield conns
ty In the clerks office, the 9Th day OF july lSeS
being the first Monday OF said month";: ,~
James n. Hale. i"iAi1'
against ,x,,
THIS ay the piaintiI iicd his Bill, the object OF
which is TO obtain divorce vtacuto rndtrtn,oht.
And 1t appearing by affidavit that the deLen9SanL
Henrietta K, Hale, Is nonresident q TIC S.ase
aforesaid +: Ordered, That she appear mere witnIn
one month after due publication OF thls oroeT, hno
do what IS necessary TO protect her interests IN s
shit and that this order be published once mseA
for four successive weeks In some newspaper puos-
itshed I'm the city OF Richmond, and that copy 81
the same be posted at the front door OF tne court
house on the rirst day Of q county court term.
au,s-rutW Ssse NATHAN H. CoGBILL, G.
VTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
v Office Of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Chesterfield, August 3 1868: ,,-,.,w
James A. keech. i"ia1in'
A. NJ. Brooke and Edwardina Brooke bis wife, who
was formerly Edwardina Reech .....Defendapis,
IN CASE.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover against the
defendants certain damages, which are laid In me
plaintiffs declaration At two hundred dollars. Ana
affidavit having been made that the defendanss
above named are not residents OF this State, 1hsy
are requredt 10 appear here within one month AFTER
due publication hereof and do what Is necessary 70
protect their interests in this suit.
au1ss.w a c0psNNaheTrIafii NATHAN H. coeBIrL, c.
THO MRS HENRIETTA K. HALE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
8crlOugt un0 9eiadt.
Nitrinnat.
NSerlGnat.

Gin Nldtftu lun GctU Uaitta, Su8tlr npe ion'
nRcr H~lu;arttit ihr tine 8inttt ven incl Peflcnth IN
vi. 3R. SSniSduIr trtt [rtppsa brH. 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
%oalcid, %pcrldnat.

Gn puttr Ghdbw6ttr. tsr NIT ieetr Hrbrtt unln-
0fbrn rcrhttt, I'M ti Cuuir ~ afbsttu t~ciidHstht Hr'
tttt UNI autCF grbu luacittrt, Ba H1titsH tn NT, 10,
on muuumcntftr. tAj4-')
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Weihnadlta. GaQ.

E& Alien mstntn Sreunptn urb Seiannien, icrie
s@NA hem 9rebrtsn pntlttuni bic ~crBetene GnIeiBe. tdB
am EreitaS 9lbcnt, Is. D;br., III "DrnGslers SsAt",
Ode ron Qpp, unb 6~pr~efltr eiaen Ball peraptaltet
babe, ~ irelbem i'd ereebsa %einiare.
(3O6-T) Sbpmds Tred,sier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Rininr ~lisnhnhGnirr.

tSM L. rtpt trtjnld,at WrbHbduitr NIT l.lttdiaen
s,SiA Ntrjrrrtr5uttu ruItnittrb gnrrr SptiCIuumd,
sa.Aa. Nutt uus yicr Ganntrf, NIT @nc utt QDiftt.
6e WtuitHlfc INT IL II suE an ret ub"toiincrPrat
trrlt uHt n NUe, RAD ctltr Ngfp it rrurttnt, tttt,
ilc fNuier lut nos Witt s0nb itrtil, N'tett attr IN
Wurluu tc,itbrdr irtn. Etc NaNicr wrrtcn itttt fur
$4,000, ct'tm ,lctntn &ruueluie untfrrcricr, dtpsIoOcn
,Sntl ectirNuuacu irhr aHnttl. NAN niche ITO otut
gGrWl tet &, ~. Guut,, 9tg, 0, Van butltinR' g.
Hhnul1r tYOn-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
3u perfaufcr.

10 a]st1mdn,tt itDmsae 8anlt et a5encr, Ode err
JOpir, tlnb @]ypOtwNN. t3nOJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

500 vcr,rlithg ehHtlter, nm Rpie ~ ndbrn, tc
EeieituiclN + 60, Ar. az, Wrts Salttuprt'tr.
(gOIT 1879 Q.gO,I.6 Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

yin IlNIiAtr 5hutlttr1 mn nj bcbtm FoNnt NV
gauS, ntht wit ven Ter StGtt. ~ Ntttn. Tite ir'rrI
p%erlanat. Man wcnt dh BpiihtR leBt une Nlttirct
Wlorttt II utr IN ttr @tptb. b. pt. mrlsrn, IN wet
itrG AUttuuf' IA gtVuIttn. (2JS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Nliliin AM N%crrnufcm.

AZ, Das 0rbubOus Rr. 90. 9asptrs. .riihen 70.
&E:i Iingtrr. us SdNtcaGir., 1s Bu6 brsit. "a.
~. ftdia, nit t~rprfltfn Niuierssbanht uni y raut
I'M Scfr hat cine cane, WarIor. Skinner une quhr
3efdnte; tann icbr biaiR uHt RrurhAtHstrIt as.
iiui, ircrttn, pcnu mon I'D ,tiiie bti hem gerrentr an
Dri peb Gtcas cher pci Germ rs. Spptc. sr. 8, Paw
siuleuea, 81, YdBI1r, .meftet. t7tg-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
WtnNnlWe H0u,

sin. ittr aeihrilt Rat61teerln, lana il ltNrr A,tl Htu
grrilmtft ttt gsttu1, uter glud Utt uuRiui atlgre'
tsu witocH In lir, So. O'presdicccridnr. 51NLui'
bic Permit. tgqn-8oh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Gin duitE WGthtu AM NpbrH. WGittN mn @Ald
bet Nuitu Yptus npt Gnsiu6 %perfebfd. 81 mflet
N Nr, ~, Cub ,OrtGnhr. i3O1-O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

.s2~g GduS mt yabcr an FtJtthr, uiht rsit ven
m ter 9p'rilr, % trt lOi du6 altttfla' mcbrcrt
"a! gtptNbauirr mttz td0url IN . GHdi.u Gbfu.
STr. Qitr Siuirr an Nd1pu.h0fg, ietrS 81 500, ict!.
Der srrmieltct ~ $40 prs 9ierdl. NAtrres hind
(3I-I Sul. Bpnrdc. Nr. 20. Rert- Is Glptrtfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
8u urrAGufGp NRo u urrNiribrS.
,Su pcrmictheu

Vu Vttr Wti 'tcg5 5mmrr. fur ~NtrIdmmluHNrr cier
40 irm NGihn't3riGlC rdnrue, INT lcuct WtbnUrt 1st
phlltpp NrrJUrra, ar. :, Centre Dt0rlcl egatt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

Gdtlse IL in suitr Geiadftslast; IS 8ebOttn 4 Siu.
Ter tau, Is 1Ut ale aritptnlaer Grausttd,bitaitn
e%rrhdnbtr, iprtt Gin grrgtr Gt0er nit 20 bu6 3iffe,
@runtaud 81 bti LOO dur, nit JtcHie an tqtr 2 Giraffe
srGtr Sladt. gtels $4,000; arr'eltnsirti pstr I'M
Nu2iduitt pcgrn Elm BdusrHaut. gpftitte Hus!urft e..
lteilru @cprrlp s'pne s 60, ct, paul., 4. Ibht
utrslib pcu yrnnAipuGr, COLL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

,s.t1 en- StuS, 8 Stof tpf rprr, Ipri0cdtN tint.u,
sf.A 10 KYB brett. @rintgps $td.2b; pns $500.
s3iA 3u ~rrirlpeu bel ecptitn3 rno u.S O., St.paul.
4. Efur Rbrrlth prn 9tTinatvuHE, l2nl-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

snS, Sdwcr III huftn uHe W ~vtrtiu'tn In antn
p{lp Ibrtct ter Stdbt; Trets rrn t6OO-S2n,oO
eEA Nih wirb bic StnIitbuna ppn Nrdrtratr dnfr
gri Ft1ia bCiCrRt. o.. Sprh.
(Dg2,3WD Rr. 90, Santfrdfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
OJfarft. Warm al perfaufcu.

5sss 80 Girr, 0 Wttlru sca SdltimrTe. 20 haven
&stl :%ultivttt, Ter Rth init Spli bepcti tn. Gs btfn.
49, etn I'D aut her 6atm 500 StfbGume. aepitL
FtSNtc, Btrntn, pHtrinir. dirften ure 8 ultima eben.
10 Grpttereu Srpmtrertu, etrtterel urt @tmuie icter
art, Der Scecn n gut HHe prrtstHlit stsphat. gin
%ttaueriet 9erbutdus n Ca tbtRto SiauSHG. Sea.
5btper. AstRtaus unit fire rerJnsllts, uabs ser. sppb.
BsrdIpitaiten ptrtCt, I'M Bage eitts rr@duibt ii.
alt,hleiiia nit %rtrtauit. otin iEtlte I'D lei v IN
Spofe, Nr. Q. yaw eitlttras. q. pdalfr. Goa ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

loss, 8rei tlcinr sduier Int ptfIiGtu StatHtdlt init
AN o strrncrn unS Wddrr YruusJtas SO 80 irbts.
49,. glabtre gpsiuntt tft Stptriu gpnb & 90. In
vi. VnNIe. 4. QNnr nprklIh ven PtILnhtRnfr. L208-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
sSu pcrPnufeu.

kgss 3wtt btllae flrint Sduftr In 9ulces' gGep, nabt
stHy Cart, ywlhn WWlttrtr- urt iraufNniir. ~
sNsbA- erfraprE btt ~. Z. Sd)uiibt y Sc, Nr. 1870
Sopdrblr. (3O5-ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
GdoSu uno gSobnbduicr 5u
H prrfdufptf n.

= idfiaee qoccrbierbdus ,@da., nate GTctcrfr. 2a-ila
s.l!tttare SduS, Gitt ter iTtitr.u Ii, Sttt5f a bel 100
3 .. gdttr, Sdp., Hibe Vyeftr, 70 - llg
2 PHILADELPHIA Rpdt, 10 l5J
3 ]er7aerdg. Httti. Saltrlr., I5-T5
3 Wdlcir., rtGl. Grrdtpdp, % l26
Is =. fTfi0c Sduitr. Ergiftr. .nafeN rlsansrr., IL - 90
- raus, fhptitt.. maze Garplia,hr. I4li - 90
az GUAR iitit Y%ittltir., rs 49, 100
3 It. gatsu, GfsAnR II. eenbare 20 rs
GiulCr, qDrlf., nate 6dattitGr., 1874 10
. SauS. ci1b, urtc saptr., "a loo
- gpVrHbduV uHe yaScu, prnttAr., A -- 1,f
~ Wdg., ncte Gteritr., H--l0p
~ : Satdb AEn. rate giutar. l5-i 4s
c5ilhrrtR. SrDipn, Eerut
(s7-) gpti, Gtt her pphriRte.Nperpe VI. EttrrtAr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
z d,rrihs 2iCrIaui.

llulu yme fJtii ciuts gitGItirHc Setttlt hes Hr0s'
Utrihts ven Baltimore GcuElv pcrtS th im Hultirnf.
yctatt tr IS. i. ~. Wtruui II. 10, Nr. = uni 30,
Gut .Gbaflesty. am SamnGn, 20, OF" ReFsens 10
urr. etHeu OUrIugltbCu ccppclhg'asn Sdtittn
%prriiufCr.
e0tuBuRl3 hnrt SibtmN.
JpbH vi. popiS. 5hutf
(8Dl~Ty I. ~, Vrnuctt II So, autf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

NNC tt 1uftE u ICUINNF' .'s.sss"'' ~ u'"p
Tmrdniac ssrIaleh asoihiustcH am Natslnrt'
dYenuss Depot sos Y}or6cns.
ZpuntoAefahrtcl'
gsrlaHen 2sdibins.p u pom WtarVlanl 'Tepri-s9 OIL
Tproens nue 2 u5r, 30 unh 100 AGGm.
QIierantrid sas a Ode her ct. Giaphs d. atsIsr'
nm S uns 10 a. 6loraeus une l w.. utt Aet.6Gtaes
ure ppr her q s,ttr Duies Ene 6tprsRrife I'm h.50
NafmittseE. y. n. 2tcpetS, G.Gtrdls Suptrirt.
ul7-) 70. 2. vbcips Sen . aatut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

a.e Sin 0Utt3 3 lttiat, JerbntauS an her Wort
Ei, Penetrate nit ~ 'Gptilem NtnIctlctdutc. 10
0uTR eCurrlu BuuS IL. 60, Ct. pAul ., 4. 1buI
Won EtJipRtrHtt. (Sl4-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
NaIbingtOn, 8. Is.
40. .a.nr,.p.9

WaIbilgtOiI, .. y.
t9rucertc'n.
Der unter3ei&ueir rahG biermtt scm ttu,lteR Pabll'
fun IN g3albiHaicu, iruie ecr ]llmnrAcb tic ergtttnt
Tn,ei1r, tar lem yaeeu mi tcn ttlsu rnb btliaNta VT,
tfrln Iuf's tleidbdltigitt ptritgep III mt ttsttt esfIii
cine auto WelcIctbtit, 6dmiIet nit rem tChtn unR nal
glrtssgottrr grItltH teeirnrn ~ 'pnret aud httist rletn
NcQcr has orsgtt girrttmtnt Der bctcn gpsine urp st.
lurrG urt ierit enc 8utt 9elegeNttti iEr Nel.dnfdienrt'
ttli9 une gut tiniufautelt.
"a ldte 'taGrr ale Dtutite bSFtft elm, bel mir srr'
,U!grehcn. Ihtunaspea
VI. Is. pldnt,
Gdt lar yen .goTt. u II. Is. Strabt,
rPfaRt's 0utlttnA-, @ealbu8ion, Dc.
RI. NRc E1Iarea rrerten iret ms Slns G%tliettrt.
(Rpp1B, 3g}D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
SerptIseraRgen.
SdirriRa .Wrrinni.

Unttg WHs Ia 6gBt ttatf Stfblaaaatmtbtftkls
4 l6ttrt iaaasD hes SpFUisr.SujSts str GtAIi
SVAV SaIitHcIs Ia stg Giass ssu u. } albrt. iaH.,
unit 2. 1dplpr NlptJf AtBSR tds Stfitthum
he's getfr shFiHtr WtTkf 10 in fOm Qtrfauislglalt ppH
r. ~. Bennett u. &C., Nr. Is u. 80. Sas.Gbarltsfr.
dh Edmfida, 20. Gq., &ct9sHs 10 Ut, cine garif
GiicntpalttH EHt %'dgeb altsea fanee aaf pHtut
liatr QuiIrn g%tFtautfn.
@thRauHg!y: sIaIdtluHd,
Jubn an Tdpte, ehtrf.
lanI-1l Y. ~. NchnfIi % Np.. NHIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
3u prrmictbtu.

Uir ned uibt abNtlog ispc r,Gtt anisreS bisltrilra
-liu WttirtrS, rl1. hes (st,ae. pian mtltr I'd ta
tr Grp. 70 @i. lL7b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Winc (clteuc 0c!cocubcit!


Der WlUlu.gosrn ge, Ger Gr,tcrfr y. ~nicul
2.ucuuc mit 1 ,utIltn pati. StUu Gutrihtin1 II. /
~. uHb lrcr btnt9er yirltt II irpf RUG ,H p%tlldu'rn
Mattrrt nn WLagt. L5OI-0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
plcrIannt.

Gin Eduttttr in mtttirrrn adtrfu, aw RlrleunsI'
Radc au@uttneru fcliac ScibaftAuul. Rddlutrlet'
IN Rr. 80, btcecricffr. (3Oh-0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
gderiits, Sertant,

u1itr uni itGfi etHts Gueut ras.gdetls hes Aenntcn
p~ttas.Suthts Neftt 10 I'm Zamffda. 20. Iti. Tier.
acne 10 ubr. tn rem NHiiirntlrtat Ter 50. 4. y.
Bennett n. 90, Rr, IS o.. 80. Sut-atntrsrrr ! Stds
Gatcnnfdl. ) {the ~ Zuihlr, GpicJci, Cicn
". {. ". p%tTilnicH.
8ebIHluHsfni EnauatluUR.
JObu az. T0oiS. Sttrif. Q
GOLD Y. ~ Sruuct i So, SUIT.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-17
Josh Billings on the Frog.

Josh Billings replies to a correspondent
as follows:
Boxyile. Ia writing for you an aaal-
ysis Of the frog l must confess that
have copied the whole thing vervalus ad
libert;ng from the works ov celebrated
French writer of the 10th century.
The frog is in the first place a tadpole,
and is all body and tail without coming
TO heed
He travels in pond holes, by the side of
tho turnpike, and is accelerated by the &C
tivity of his tail, which wiggles with un-
common limberness and vivacity. BY
and by, before long, pretty soon, in few
days, his tail is no more, and legs begin
to emerge from the south end of the ami
NAL, and from the north end, at the same
time, may be seen a disposition TO head
out.
In this cautious way the frog is bnilt,
and then for the first time in his life he
begins to get his head above water
His success is now certain, and soon,
IN about five days more, he may be seen
sitting down on himself by the side ov the
pond hole, and looking at the dinner bas-
kets ov the children on their way to the
district school,
AS the children cum more nearer with
a club or a chunk Of brick in his hand. to
swott him with, he rares up on his hind
legs and enters the water head fust, with
out opening the doors ....
Thus the frog does business for spell
NV time, till he gets tn be 2l, and his
life il more ramifed
Frogs have natures, ground and wa
ter, and is as free from sin as an oyster.
L never knew frog to hurt any body
who paid his honest dues
do not recollect now whether n frop
has any before legs or not, and if he don't
1t amt nobody's business but the frogs.
Their hind legs are used for refresh.
ments, but the rest won't pay for eaiin.
A frog is the only person who can live
in well and not get tired.
The bull frog is the boss of the puddle
and has log to sit on, over on the othel
side of the puddle, and talks to the rest O
the frogs, way down in his throat. SO tha
you can't understand more than half h,
kez he is generally cross, lazy old devil
all over wartz.
This Is all there is worth knowin' nov
about the frog, except that they ketch fliei
IN fly time, and in the winter by freezin
up solid.
p. ST have endeavored tu translat,
my author close, but it is tuff' tu render al
his buties into our tung, without bustins
the sense
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-17
Face1Ious Idle Talk.

.Singular-To see garden walk.
"A man to ask faVors of-General
Grant.
Something always on handy our
thumb.
How to punish hungry man-Drive
a steak into him
What key will unlock most mems
minds ? Wkis>key.
When may chair be said to dislike
you! When it can't bear you.
Dog stealing in the second degree
Hooking town-n le sausag g
Men wounded through the explosion
of bomb shells are wounded n,ortaIly.
AN inspiring sight for glazier-The
early dawn, when it breaks in the win
dows.
When is flock of sheep like our
climate? When it is composed of all
wethers.
When may young lady be said to
he an excellent mirrorl When she is q
good looking lass.
What is the difference between your
great coat and baby 7 One you wear
and the other you was.
Singular case-A railway traveller
says that he recently caught cold through
sitting next to a wet nurse.
w bat is the difference between a bill
and pill E? One is hard TO get up and
the other is hard to get down.
The lady who sang "My Bark is On
the Sea-" impressed her hearers with tile
idea that 1t was in her throat instead.
The girl who wanted to kiss him for
his mother, concluded after she got taste
that she would 60 in on her own account
hereafter.
An absentmindcd man lately put his
dog to bed and kicked himself down stairs.
lie didn't discover his mistake until the
next morning.
What is the first historical mention
Of hypophagist banquet? When Cezer's
ghost said to Brutus, eve shall meet
again at fiIly-pie."
"A philosopher says that if anything
will make woman swear it is hunting
for her night-cap on a cold night after the
light has been put out.
els this your house and home ?"
asked pcdlar of farmer, as he saw him
boarding up pig -sty. s'No," replied the
farmer ''I'm only boarding here
.."Don't you think I'd make an excel
lent soldier p said a weak kneed gentle
man to his patriotic wife ''Yes, indeed, :"
was the instant response, can admirable
granny dear"
"A small child being asked by a
Sunday school teacher, "What did the
Israelites do after they had crossed the
Red Sea ?'' 81 don't know, ma'am but
guess they dried themselves
The Des Moiues Register says that
the grasshoPPers recently ate up half an
acre of tobacco for a man near that place,
and when the owner went out to look at
it, they sat on the fence and squirted to-
bacco- juice in bis face.
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A PATLANDER, in travelling on his way
to Manchester, New Hampshire, arrived
at the forks Of road where stood a sign
board which read thus: ''Manchester
four miles" ''Man chased her four miles!"
cried Pat. ''Be the houly poker, could
baVe caught her in half the time"
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HoO1and's German Bitters
Hoonand's German Tonic

is combination of al The ingredients of 0ts Bers
Svth Santa CTItE Rum, OTdnge, etc II Is used
for diseases the Birs, eases tcTTe some
pure alcoholic stimulus required loU IctN bear iS'
these remedies entirely different from
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r Ed JACKET AXE
COLEsURN,s PATENT,

Patented July 9. '67. Re-issued dug 19, '68.
Extracts from Letters and Reports of the
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l. Your Axe is bound to be THE AXE.
II. IT will cut % per cent. better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war, but
with your Axe he can cut as well os any one
else can
" If could not get another, twenty FIVE
(S25) dollars would not buy it.
" It will cut hoop poles better than any
other Axe.
VI. l would not be without it for ANYTHING
For sale by all responsible dealers and the
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Manufacturers of the RED JACKET AXES, SAWS.
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