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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
HI GREATEST
MEDICAL BLESSING
OF THE AGE

DIX. hENNEDH'S RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DIsSoLVENT.
Reader, you may consider thi sort Of spread eagle
heading, but | mean every word OF L. / have been
there. Whom your system is raoked with
RHEUMATIC
pain, and you cannot even turn yourself In bed, or sittin
In a chair, you must sit and suffer, in the morning wish
,ng u was night and at night wishing II was mornings
NEURALGIA,
when every nerve In your being Ia like tho sting Of
wasp, circulating the most venOmous and hot poison
around your heart, and driving you 10 the yoy verge OF
madness; When you have tho
sCIATICA,
THAT have Just got through with) that most awful,
most heartwitherinR, most strength destroying, most
spirit.breaking and mind weakening Of all diseases that
can ahlict our poor human nature, When you have tbs
~LUNBAGO,
lying and writhing in agony and pain, upAble 10 turn
yourself In bod and eveV movement will go To your
heart like a knife; now toll me, N reief and cure Of any
Of these diseases in a few days Is not the Greatest
Medical blessing OF the Age, tell US whatsl
DIRECTIONS TO UsE-You will take a tablespoon
ful and three apoonfuls Of water three times a day, aud
in a few days, every particle OF rhepmatio and neuralgia
pain will be dissolved and pass of by the kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
H~Oxbury, Mass.
WHOLESALE AGENTS. Fuller, Finch A Fuller, ord
A Smith, I. Z, Dryer A Co, Burnhams a Van Setback.
Schmidt. Milwaukee hcoSiiocS 4 mooorrdi IaGIlsa.S,
Noyes Broa, ~ Paul; Collins Bros, r. 4, Wotel
Meyers Bros, 81 LOUIS Moore a Tarbet zunkerman a
At retail By all druggists Price sl.o.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

DE Soro, when he visited the shores Of
America, sought long and ~arduously for
the "spring of perpetual youth" that
those who bathed therein might never
grow oldin appearance. People of our day
have in part discovered a substitute for
this unbound spring in Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, a few applications of which
gives to white or gray hair that dark,
strong and glossy appearance peculiar 10
youthful beauty. II any Of our readers
doubt this, let them try q bottle, and be
convinced of the truth of our assertion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

QUINSE will break Chills and Fever, but
the disease will almost invariably return
on the seventh, fourteenth and twenty.Rrs
days, while DR.. +. WILHOFTS ANTI
PERIODIC or FEVER AND AGUE
TONIC, cures The disease, together with its
peculiar tendency 10 return again. Made
in New Orleans by Wheelock, Finlay Il Co.,
and sold at Wholesale by Fuller, Finch &
Fuller, Chicago, Ill.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

A MOST PERFEor %EaULAro of the whole
human system Is found IN DIR. pierce's Altofa-
tive Extract, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
cures Pemalo Weakn So, Weak Back. and al
Irregularities. II is a great restorative tom
and nerve force generator, and hence In
lcases OF Nervous or General Debility moth
ing can equal It. Sold by druggists, or send
three dollars and twenty-five cents TO DR.. r..
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and get three bot
ties, free of express charges.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

Halls Vegetable SieiliaE Vair Remover.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian hair Remover.
Sold by all druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
poetrp.
WHICH WINS

-
This signing after beauty,
This longing after curls,
This chasing after fashion
Wherever fashion whirls,
And all that sort Of thing.
May dc for those who like u.
For those devoid OF tastej
For those who barter diamonds on
For diamonds made Of paste,
And other blockheads.
But 10 the wife who truly loves,
Who IL what she appears
who shedsa sunshine round the man
Who keeps away her tears
And brings her taters home.
ia whisper softly I'm her ear,
I'd grave II on her heart,
That well 10 know to broil q steak
Beats sentiment and art
A. sight
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

A SHORT TINE since Mr.. Gidsons and
son were deer hunting in fernando coun-
ty, Fla. Mr.. G. discovered a pair of eyes.
He ordered his son 10 hold the dog while
he went in the direction Of the sparkling
orbs. The eyes, however, disappeared,
and, after searching for them for some
time, Mr.. G. started to return TO his SON.
On his way he discovered another pair of
eyes, which he took for the eyes of a deer.
He fired, and in a moment discovered that
he had shot his own son dead.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

Our readers will find in another column
the announcement ofthe Hearth and Home,
a weekly family journal of great excellence.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

THoUsANDg Of men connected with tho
Washington Life Insurance Company are, by
this better way, laying up money. Many Of
these take out policies which are payable 10
on arriving at specified age.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS Mothers az you
love your offspring don't fail to uee Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup, for soothing children. Read
the advertisement in another column.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
From One Of the oldsss Printers in the state
OFFICE or rHE WHO AND REPUBLICAN,, I
QUINCY, Illinois, August 20, 1896. !

QUINCY, Illinois, August 20, 1886.
MEssRs. PRINCE, WALTON 4 Co., Cincinnati.
Ohio-Gents: / find your Roback's Bitters,
after usiRg two boxes in my family, to DO a
" good egg Send me smother dozen by
United States Express, and II You don't want
local notices to the amount, charge IL to us
on advertising account Regards TO Mr.. Wal
ton. Yours in haste, JAMES J. LANoDoN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

,PnivArE medical aid. Read DR.. whilucr's
advertise meut.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
Bnd News from Indln.

A correspondent of the Times of India,
writing from Malwa, says the Marwaree ex-
odus, which slackened during the rains,
has now set in again MS strongly as ever.
The mortality continues very great; the
roads are strewed with bodies, and in the
towns Of MuAdisore, Jourah and Ruttam
the dead are lying everywhere in the pub
lie roads till the sweeper drags them away
and buries them or throws them into the
nearest nullah. A small sum in allowed by
native states for burying the dead, but in
many instances 1t is appropriated by the
sepoys whose duty it is to see this done. The
poor people experience no difficulty in dis
posing Of their children, the young girls
being generally purchased by the Mo-
hamedans for their zenanas. The dubar
authorities take charge of most of the or
phans, who are employed about their
courts as slaves, a certain number being
allotted to each rajah's family.
There is some anxiety On account of the
cotton crop in the Berars and Central
Provinces, owing 10 the continuous and
heavy rain. When the plant had lowered
and boiled, many bolls rotted and dropped
of from extreme moisture. In the lands
on which the Gotten was backward, nc
great harm has been experienced. The
plant has shown most hardness in the
country around Khamgaon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

"A Young Portland woman, recently mar.
ried, received from a gentleman friend a
large corn broom as a wedding present, ac-
companying which wa the following nice
bit Of poetry:
This trihlng gift accept from me;
Its use I'd recommend
In sunshine use the brushy part,
In storms the other end.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
DR..
Canlker and Salt Rhenm SUrnn.

For tho Cure Of Cankor. Salt Rheum, Erysipolaa, scroiu
loua Diseases, Cutaneous Erupt0ns, and every
kind Of Disease arising from an
impure state OF the blood.
The most EBeetips Biood Purifier qCHs Ninaeenh Century
IL Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Sold by GREENE a BUTTON, Milwaukee.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

sold at Milwaukee by II. B%oswoRrH6 SoSs, GTTRs
a BUTTON, RICE A RIRTSo, DRAKE Bios, DONNIE
scInmr a Co, aud all Milwaukee Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

lying and writhing in agony and pain, unable 10 turn
yourself In ped and eyeY %moyemsnt wall go 70 your
Of these diseases in a few days Is not the Greatest
Medical blessing OF the Age, tell US what Is
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

was svspe devs The Ohio ,isi O. grsa,
ftsshst asd loss." ,r.l, yas tov es,,4vl
The words attracted The attention ol
the young lady's adopted patents. The
rsssmbIancs spoksS Of, aud The incident
efshe tfsshss sskeu 10 o6sjsnesios, esuld
hardly bavs failed 10 do thsA .Explsua.
tiops, followed. ssd il wss pretty satis.
fsctorily eoscludsd that The clerk and the
young lady we're brother and sister, q
indesa, VIZ 'sfsstward proved to bs che
easeS q ,G ,reJ7s,fi ni 1-BoII.,. aso1
.. Hsr pAsssts, toe, hsd .aigratsd,te fill
nois. and lived aot far from hsr own
home. The families we're together, aud
what WIS before believed to Be- true was
Established bsyoad question, whsn the
bed ~ which ths child was fouAd Wa
produced, and the gsrusns shs wore
for what frugal housewife vouldn't re.
cogpise one 81 her own beds, and what
mother would not remember the garment
wore byshssniavosits babyS uaci euo ;V'
There b little more to telt Our hero.
inc was married TO tho husband Of her
choice last week, and had the satisfaction
Of hss sing her oWa 10 woll % her adopted
parents ~ the Wedding. We dent con.
slider 1t pscsssary to give the names ol
the parties, but the story 10 . true one,
and We had the facts from one vho il
thoroughly conversant with them. Gin.
cinnsti Times. u h'." o'"'tl"'' 19I' i'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
ANxcDofE ~ ras LArx Than. g

70 ANxcDofE oi. Tasz LATE YHXD. 6fs.
|vsxs.-Talkiss loe legal witsioisase . .
s.esy Of ths ths ! i,te Th,a, Stevens beats y,py
ether. While, Thad. vas young law
yef, he oaes had 1 case bsfore { VERY bad
isepsrsd Jsdgs sf % obscure Pss6iyivG
ala sourt:of uhdae ivhAt, BE- csssi1snsds Q
very erroneous ruling, Il wa decided
essiust hip, i xhsFspPoa he threw dsys
81 BOOKS apd pisied ,ap his bat u ! high
state of Indignation, and ", 'ibsst to
leaSe tbs court toou, ssastssiug SuprscsI
siosa ~ stpund hin Of iTAs iudSD 4taighs,
sssd hipssIfs ~ h,s 1all AsishS n,u9sd
% air pf ,paspded msjestY, aad asked
Thad..if hs' assaE u a'ss pfsss ahil oosE!
tsuyS ufstasSis Suutsfra'Yhsd.! sirssG
to him dslSrsntaliy, made ssspsstful
bow. md rsaljaa. ais kisssa Anaiem>ns,
.ExPyeAa. ny eantsrpt fof ihiaa Jss0uEt'
No, sir an trying 70 conceal Il, your
Honor !''-sdding - be turned tu leave,
|sbss II, a-SA9t hard u dtiA"io oh ,0W
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28


o.. 3hs rlSR Asshing = i'isst, n 1c z.
Isr Ths nssa n Apsirs hsirss 49, VA
nads every moment Asst aad svsst, otr
wkss iasl ~ nsl, " u t.,,.s,
p. s.'.' So \. H'!..'s''.s A. 4 ixl''s.'.. ss.i ~.
We talk ed Of whstS-I scarce can tsll-1
=, Or Pleasant bpots aad plsassss lAndsl,y
!. fhS ssststa purple dropped asd fsli,
~ All Ss, pressing siess ys.r hssds,
Was kississ ySSr White jswslsa A,sds.
W tsitsa IL whisper, YET ~ said.
Thias. that W neither may forgss--
'fvsrs better we're u hidden yst, .
Sweet Margaret, fair Msresrss. -.
.7sig.'N 0rgi-Hi ift 90. ~ 100 '
4. The bright stars In, ths. skies abovN az,
/, The rivss Aashisg rat sur tsst, a.
Nsds Il an hoss that tempted, love 70,
-, - 1ion out his deep snbowsrvd retreat
liskissd s', bat hi. ti.s vis Sect,
"a, The sn, nssA n ~ Assii sssee, 'or ~
p, The atsrs dssp In ths asurs 81, r
Were uirrorsd 10 your soft blss sysst
.d And al live 10 my memory yet, 3
Sweet Margaret. fair Margarst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
DrD an! o. rnHH' OR AwAr,4A

DID AHY or TnsH CTR A*Ar?4Aiw
rich jote 10 ssld'sn issilssaao osotd sssssdi
Who sesidsl bot . tboaaasd inilaq ftsm ~
this icisya I9 biz shsepes ihi via PEs,ro
sentssd3 hin yithi q 6us boy. Same 81 biz
wisss iffSSds Who ore u q wagisk' turh6p
Of mind, suggested thst they bSsrow twSu'
other babies 10 .tho 'Hsighborhood. and
preasatsd The tAsas yosxksaass atet:bS
f:sass 'en b: sssarn: u EhN pisaryss aar.ai
!iaa r ea!, soa rpse sAe ssliyA q .As .liAau
had heard that III Va SSfi, kSrFied xSnSt. xSn Sta'
Aitsr foudly 'kissing bic xifs, ~ vSetd ~
10 see thv lltlls isiiness. lS1Aei6S hisos
sarpsiss pe hsholdihss ihpss hahi1s vhtad
tho, cpysrlst vSs turned down, After, 4,
casing q them 70 profound sitenish psLt
Tor ssvspaf MINUTES, I'D gtdgpsd ~ Ais 1iissd
asa asooli1 ssted. lsDadaSy of,athsS sss's
avsy S-as: ~. HYrala1o',iv Isusis . &c ii
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
- uiadSo WeddiRg. =

10 ths s:lsbssdose Of marriages, 10 the
.... ~ ~. Pssas Gsy, lady oI ne
pecu%'' !ss.S 0uI's~S Z! seo'ee. N%e: a'e oD.
ss.vsG; s ;; n.naoo ..as msts'age, ssys
h..% ss'a '..'vo.y. '"o p'oGe..,on Fly.
naen. NV so@e year: .go' 'ne es'ce-
s;S" 1S" ,:3 ".%s .cH@ :. s''':see, sSa toe
I'LL ~ S.;s.a u.su ~ S.s.npeN. W "S.oe Pasoe
AS,., ~s;i;r. 80 y. IT,. E,..s .'. :.
is.".h ~. .,S.;.hs !. -s. ..~c"S.sS s a
n n. ,..v ,o.S. - sss;.,".s .I.S~iS
.hs h,;ass,oor 49," con..h h. .H =. ~. - .'~ .'.".
him, All ia ns,ss.. sS.in..S 49, 49,
[ii.,h..d tb.;r I.rn. IA ~ !;.h .ss,n
II tSo;, h..I. si sc III '.s 40. s.".;."" | , !.
tSs .rnosss;os .o"ss % - ~. ~ in". ~
tAs;s l;shs. s.a .srs ,n.,sc.,.S sI 80 III. !.
-: IT, ~ ~ y" ...k k.. 90 -" y
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

/, AsfapF aalSa, l.av e g A..s = !! a I
|Is:.s;as. |Is2sSIss .::! n. -; .I e - =
Siaii3 IL 4srllA fof nifty ysssS lsis sgp.
pofi6g ,hsssSlt W ksr ,SS0das. oaI ISS
mnnlsipal sStheridts " 'BstiG lays
d1dded Sn SssaSios ~ 'tBS Hspbsltl
ssstssasy W Saslf "a. W q ssasit5.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

oMEk wHo wiz Wow IN. .A0ol hAs
made the sexes that women like chi ildiea
cling TO men lesa upon them 40 though
they were superior, in mind aud body.
They make them the suns Of sy stems ana
their children ,ssvolvs, around than.
Men are gods, II they but knew II, end
yomea bar67ng incense 1t these shriues.
Wemeu therefore, Who hsve good uisdJ
and pure hearts, waas usen 10 lean upeA.s
Think Of their. reveranGp9 . ,drupkayd,
. liar, fool. or Q libertine. II . man
would have . woman TO do Him homage,
BE- must be .msnly In every seass .
true gentleman, not sfasr tbd Chestss6oll
school, hut polite beespss hi, hea,t
full Of kindness to all; one, who trsatSl
her with respect, even Difference, because
she u . woman; who never sondssceo1s
to say silly things to her Who brings her
up TO bis level, II his mind is above
hsrs !; sAe l. ssssv over snxious 10 10
right; who hes no time to be frivolous
with her. Always digni6pd in spseoh,
aud act; Who neysr. speuds TOO much
upon her; never Yields to. temptation,
even ifshe puts itfo his wy; Smbisious' .
to msks hiS mark 10 abs wsvlA, whether; |;
shs sueouraxss hin OF fhos . Who l, snsvss. {.
familiar VIII her ~ the extent ,ef heipg,
an adopted brother or cousin; Who ID not
over careful abbdt dfsss; stwSyJ pleasant
and cspsidsrate, hrt always keeping, BIZ
place Of the map, the head, aud never
losing II; such department, with noble
priao'plss. gooa uisd, soe'ay Ind iudss-u
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Ss.v:ss g ..s.I.: IL. rsss;y :.9
TOT: oh eiit fares and sinys prisss, tashi
|rweiI, Gu cs..9, ..sbii,S 81 YEsss, sia
yiss you 70 Try Mira -Vsft d. vhs16ssw'
ire . sassssud = sssSat yss bssi4 dppd,
dstSaI1f, ap.adelA aoiip,i,aaoo edi oi
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

i. 4 \. \. pe:.ibl., VIZ. ~ ye. dps.
hisnds, ipquifsfs . gsstIsras Sf ! 1ldy.
Certaisly. she replied, ! dos't even kncw
vhat ny M aans Will b : year hence.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Y plask d ;Txaia Ut 3hAo 1Ssksn Mouse,
Boston, AAg dfsr s,aoRy ~ tths law. n
ea>ussttt ~ ~ there yssn any.
thing 70, pssysssa ahil iisea aa,iskisg -
votoe. bIrpsI nj bulm I'D seyaifsr ID ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
JVuinf1iaIlIs1 IK DelfSIt Fil1y Ysxii,I lXE!o,

OUtual190 ID UeSfc1gFHyy yeSYS Ag0.
Ons q ne editors 81 Il the' Hssroi. Post
hss seen : copy Or 6Iv of sbS Dcyf6il ~!
sstts, the 6rst suodsssssl 'vtlspibsr 'psN
lished In MichieaE which was stsrtsa .in
1871 HI dssStittt Il ssi"a stkAn SFskle
sheet, with fear, tslssy ~ che fbaas,
printed. In the hlssksst Of ink, vpoR
coarse, dizzy. locking paper, and made j,4
dppeSfShcs every Friday, Or q soon tbefe..
after % the mail Arrived from re saiv..
Sheldon a Read vsrf TIE publishers, and
ThsUphUlh Mettsi 1Ss 6ns 6f ths pfi6ttrs.
A shnss 10 shs HsWS dspsflmens suseesM'
a-s'sssee uonssass itish hhsIPitwt, oG sal
day. Tho Telegraph, and i,s, .eAsprisg.
thss ,As,o9,stsd PSesA were not; ,yet
dreamed Of, snd ipStead Of telescopio
view Of oil ChtiytsodSm' every m6tning'
our fathers who read (he Gazette received
weekly : brief rshsah Of New York pa.
psfS siEht xstkU oa1, ind CcntiBsntal pA.
psss,vAssS sssst 80 ssNAe(f Y mlsaer ,6f
indieersscs. Il The dsssh,ds ,Nabslsoo III,
xhiSh occurred McI esbs NM sspsstsd ,ipp,
Detroit, Aug4st 8d, and the editor pap:
agsd y grind 6ug GisSder % th1t im6-"
mcntous event by September 18th. THisp
leader 10 six seutencevtp leugth. aud ,cqn.
taius a. allusioH "a flaHnibsl, die to
Alsxau5sv, and one toi Csssr,q aud Uoa.-
cluaee eVithp % s0,abIe, inprscaaion on
Great Rrittin fof tAsu eeestfsin. placed :
on The deceased. Il sluost sppei. ope
% think of the iH,siminstiS III GniusR
leaders. such ID levtnt would cslf forth
now. But that wss I'd ags Of sim plisisy,q
and The editor usual 7 consulted the tasio
Of his readers BY discoufsipg Oh AMI.
cbrist or the nillGnitm, OF WHslhes, But. !
falo should not be compelled 70 ehasgs
its b.rhsrou: name, or op some topic
equally soothing and instructive" ' =,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
,Rtogy of q 0COnreShjDv


"Come-eoms, ''saii Mes. 0uy, ayot
have been uopiug there long spopgh
nephew, forgetting manners and every.
thing else. Here arc the apples waiting,
and no one 10 hand them round, f6f when
ouce get settled in this easy ehair"--
here the good woman gave Q smiling eur.
vey Of her ample person, which certainly
overaowed the chair at every point, leav.
log oil but ridge of tho back and the
curving arms quito invis,bIe-'it isn't .
very easy thisg to get up again. Now
hustle about, and while, ws old women
Test ourselves, you and Julia, there can
try your luck with the apple seeds.
~ remember the frst time that I ever
ssruissd that Mr.. Gray HAD taken no.
tioo to me was once when We ware 1t 90
apple cutting together down in Maine.
Somehow Mr.. Gray got into my neigh.
bo,hood when We ranged round the great
basket Of apples. I felt my cheeks burn
the minute he drew his seat 90 elsss 10
mine, and took out his jaok knife 70 b..
ein work. Herpared aud I quartsred. I
never looked up but once-then bis
cheeks was redder thsn mine, and be held
the jack knife terribly unsteady. By
aud by be got . noble, great apple,
yollow as gold, and smooth % baby's
cheek. was iuUkiuy al his hands side.
ways from under my lashes, aud saw that
he was pairing Il carefully, % II every
round Of skia Was . strip Of gold. AZ
last he cut it of At tho seed end, and
the seft rings fell down over bis wrist
and ! took tn apple from his fingers. '1'
"Now, sid he, in q whisper, bending
his head little, aud .rsising the apple.
peel carefully with his right hand; I'm
just - sure this will be the 6rst letter Of
tho name I love, ~ sm that ws are
alive He began swiftly whirling tho
apple.peel round bic head; the company
wore oil busy with one another, and /
was The only person who sav the sysllaw
links Quivering around his head, once
twice, three times. Then he held IL still
rnunent, and sat looking right isto my
eyes. held my breath and % did hss u
s'Nov, says he, aod his breath sans
out with auivsr what if'is should b.
yosr nsmeT -. ........,.. -.
ar Ssl - a. .s ~, q.
bach % S I~' ms sSa "s o0'' .ooas .oossS
il was letter 8. No pen ever made ons
more beautifully. Just 10 I axpsetsd,'
says no, and bis eyes grew bright = diA
%'na' ~. o. ! eAPeo'eo' 1os' v"
." ne sag; -, ..y..s,L.
nna vu!' o"swet S.e you %ate MN.
Sua'. 'k:I No1eI' V"A, ""e ".e ee:o
l's'eelns -, ""a ssosneo race. "aesaM
Soa 'yr ..I, A.,
- a'a - s sPssaa : xo.S, ous q9sr'esec
So~' - ~ va.
Ssay i ss seps p.nne Enc pssss nse s.'
!. possessss. s: 80 .sosee' ne 10 ~oaaa sever
s.oP psrn.ne, Or spsas Pea % xosd more, ~
;uc ;s.a y as sscotltse pom; OF 1is 10. k1.!s n
e~ .,o.pS PSS iSa \. .es !. sa.o
.sss.s !: ~; :s :t :;Ssl .Pd cut .
! I.f sHnu,dn'ti III vond., woth..'
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~'ss Ssr - ts.es \. % ."s' ~ H'1aaa su ~ ae..,
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

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Yore pspsr,nuiH ,usstd2in ,.,isaedoss.n)A
On oClAsASD DApSSNR,r CoBA ykask, /, 0.
:ss &c. Il. s!s. ;,. :t: !ss sI' ';!!, sSs s s.
Pisss ~ ~ ~ rss.; q: 80 ''S'a
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

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a.;s;s -. p; :.s sa =; 6 4. :s
Of censsS dsss.su o OdastSisg IS assl.s''
hb Reslsi .Sisi hssssdss siea $50 dssssid,
'.1d slep ibss tsadss N'Hae nkAs yen n
u slaa iy3I i99sbsd hes yPs!har- IA i
.ussiy I. In issi,:i:s tA.'. r '.s =
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

y A sAajlspss u Rossoa, sdysr.sAa fpz 4
as,:s e! Wv e "a Att sslsF. .usssa
berSs ''nast " youag, eod have long
tall sSsut 1fsso Aasds Algh.paob I'd 20
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28
EXPENSES PER TERM or FORTY

The sTpsn will commence on the second Mon.
day In September, 1859.
All bills psysbie half yearly In advance.
All puPtls will b charged from time " entry
till sloss sf s:"ice. T. /.
Twenty Wssks sAeh. ---a IL
Young ladies arS required 70 Tar - thds -
brushsss kbs. towsls, &c., and ~ &ssP ~
own roonS h ssdss. =; 4 II - 81 ~. %
~ sn:. :'s'sss ,.A''' '''4'r'a $50 = tA' s'es
HoS:S uSs can dad board 10 pr,vs.. IN i,sss
eonvsnists TO ths eehesl, % rsasSualls rates
sss2nSsn3 ,s,-, .,.,roW. CH1IsTIAN. T
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

Jesss-HPssr Lueiaas aaek tAaAaisss 7
ernatanes very nxpA Ae hesst" ,pibllps, !,
-."Dia She Indeed The dear sirl TT
vish was that circumstance u t'N's
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-28

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Bssh additional iassstiss. ..... Is
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Hiadl ssvasnvk, KSl,sss. ..!s 5000. l..a II oo
Stray Nisiss (sissls ssray l........
Essh sadit!onai ssssy h sane sotiesv,...... ! %
~ A iibsrsA psdsStlos vniiI ssil to
yearly sdvsttlssn.y yie,prlsS Doia,,qie a9od