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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-14

Mrs. Martha Wilson. OF Providence.
Bureau county, ILL.,, has Chester white
sow. not yet two years old, which is the
mother of twenty-eight pigs. fthe eleven
| pigs now on hand were sold at the rate OF
the previous ones, the amount realized
would be over $500. The sire Of these
! pigs is II pure Poland, and promises to
! weigh, when fully fattened, considerable
over 500 lbs.
"A Norwich man has whitfield with a
pen.knif most curious and perplexing
bottle puzzle He has taken an eight ounce
vial and set up in its interior perfect key
about two inches long, with four hoops on
! it and both heads in, and he has stopped
the bottle with wooden plug which fits
perfectly tight and is keyed inside, the key
pinned and the pin toggled. The work
manship is excellect and the way it WAS
done a mystery.
"A man by the name Of Zeke Eais, in
Greene County, New York, ia strangely
aeformed. He is without ears, and never
had any. He gathers sounds through the
medium Of his mouth, and can hear any
thing said to him in an ordinary converse
ton. Equally as strange, his hair is black,
with white spots nearly rs large as the
palm of mans hand interspersed through
it. he Is about As years OF age, and the
happy possessor Of thirteen living children.
His occupation is tina, of chairmaker.
Near Cannonsvllle, Delaware county,
Pa, Mrs. Augustus Flowers, the wife of
farmer, had prepared dinner, and sent two
children. aged respectively three and five
years, to cali their father. Soon after, the
mother was Mortified beyond expression to
SEQ her husband enter the house bearing
the two little ones in his arms, one life.
less mass of ragged flesh and blood. while
the other was senseless from terrible blow
on the head. from the effects of which he
died next day. The children, in going for
their father, had to pass through a pasture
containing vicious horse, which attacked
them with all fury and madness biting,
kicking and stamping the poor unfortupates
to death. The father, hearing cries Of dis
tresa, fastened to the tragieal scene, but
too late to save either of the fated ones.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-14

The Rev. MIR. Reed, OF Maiden, Mass. j,
considered the expenditure Of $4,000 on
hi church ediiice a poor way to dispose OF
money, aud hoped "the Lord would lay
the whole thing fat" The big gale did the
business, and left a wreck worth, for kind
ling wood, about $500.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-14

corr"ptions- Dr. Ne gent serrano and
the Capt n.General-The Roberts
Mi"v ct PlpAass-W ha9 the spanisl,
Mtntater Say1-The Sums Rem lt ed
- hNrope by the spanish headers
keye1naiOIn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
The &epnblifau.
TIE RESOL We.



tpfay tfes fee my heart alone,
Since now lis raised above thee
not all the beauty thou didst own
Again can make me love thee.
He that was shipwrecked once before
By such q syren's call,
And yet neglects to shun that shore,
Deserves his second fall
Each aut'riug kiss, each tempting smil,
Which thou in vain bestows,
Bone other lover might beguile,
Who not tEy falsehood knows.
But am proof against all art:
No vows shall ere persuade me
Twice to present . wounded heart
To her that hath betrayed me.
Could / again be brought to lore
Thy form, though more divine,
] might thy scorn a. justly move
As now thou suferes mine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
S II b A. M
FIRE-PROOF
S A # ID S :.

Sanborn's Patent has been demonstrated, By the
most thorough practical tests to be vastly superior
In hre-prcof qualities TO any other makers, (being
~sscr In copper tubes Theoretically sealed prsvent
ing completely any evaporation and is the dryest
safe in use The patent can be Implied to any safe.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine, or
send for sample pamphlet containing the certificates
of trials with old other makers safes.
american STEAM Fins rHocP SAFE Co.,
52msabSco 100 Brouiway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED HE1sI DAY CT JANUARY. 1859.
LETTERS s0B6D.


THIS is superior TO all other Spring Red Bottoms
yet produced, and sw of the advantages are as
Follows:
I The pressure on the Springs is even. and ,Bsr.
Is no saggng or bagsing down Of any part while The
full clasficfy remains.
2. There is no giving way Of any part because it 10
stayed at sides well as ends.
:. Iii adjustable TO any sized bed visa or WITH
out additional stats.
=. ANY mechanic can make one, or any common
farmer who tools for farm purposes, can
readily make or adjust one.
.. They are cheaper than any Spring Bottom.
known, and materials to make hem can be procured
i'm any country town.
g. They am lighter than any other Spring Bottom.
and can readily he made 70 sustain q Iixbt
weight, or a heavy weight, without being too stiff
timber.
7. They are more durable ihaa any Other Bed
Bottom Known.
Call and examine them-try them, and yeu WIN
never any other.
The Patentee. Nathan Maxey, Of Plymouth,
Hardware store Sd coor, On rfl.t hsDd side ~
stairs, who will sell Bed Bottoms OF Territory TO
persons that may wish 20 purchase and where NAY
he seen a sample Bed Bottom
CERTIFICATE.
We have had occasion to examine and try he
above Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all that ig
claimed for il by the inventor:
CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Dealer
THOS. MCDONALD, Ex Auditor,
J0hNw. HOUGHTON, Recorder,
DAVID w, Sheriff VI. Co.,
c. IT. REEVE, Atty,
II. g. THAYER, Com. Merchant,
g.. n. BECKER, Merchants,
J. BROwNLEE. Merchant,
J. w. BENNETT. N. d.
I'D. GRAY, ND.
III. II. BAckTS, NJ. y.
A. G. CAPRON, Atty,
J.J. ylNALL, NJ. d,
T. A. BORTON.
Y-B. DICKSON, Merchant.
Z. p LESLIE NJ. d.
]. MATrINGLf, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
a CARD

A Clergyman, while residing In South America a
a missionary. dscoversds safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train Of disordsrs brought on BY hansfs
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cared
by this noble remedy. prompted By a desire Il
benefit the sfiictsd ard anfertunste will send On
recipe hr preparing and using this medicine, In
sealed sevesops. to any one Who hssds 10, RE- .
JOSEPH r. INMAus
Station d, Bible Hoss.
Im3 xer Teri On.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
THE NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED BY

TUNBULL AND MURDOCH.
This Magazine Is pronounced by the
Press of America to be the most generals
ly interesting and attractive monthly now
published in this country.
BIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, FICTION, POETRY, ART,
SCIENCE, WIT AND HUMoR, RTC,
are represented in its pages A handsome
steel-plate portrait of some distinguished
parsonage, prepared especially for the
Magazine, accompanies each number
The work is arranged to bind In semi,
annual volumes of 76S pages each; a Title
page and table OF Contents for every vols
ume being sent to each subscriber. The
volumes form most useful compendium
OF the best current periodicle literature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
=. =. EWING

"0ULD announce to the cf.irsns Of Msr.hs
w county that his Planning Mill, Saw Mill
Turning Easse a-e in good running order, and "a d
be Is prepared at all times 70 do worn ~ be i:rs
LUMBER.
n all kinda, hnet IN tie roosk, essssssty on
hand, and at thelowest mites.
r. Matched Flooring on hand az ar timer
nA- Planning Saving, Matching and Turning dobs
to order.
na Cash paid for No. Logs delivered stPIy mot
Mill on the River, directly Zsyf cffkesPo 0f3r8
PlymOoth, Indiana. Ems
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
Warranted for Five Years

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate parts
OF the Machine, In of scd pr .
eissly the same stitch made by the Singer, Wheeler
4 Wilson, Howe, and Florence Machines II has
the Cnd~r-fssd. like the beet Of bigs-pric-d Ma.
chimes, and 10 the only lowpri-ed shuttle Machine
in the market that has this feed We enabled to
sell hrst-class SHUTTLE MA HtSEat very low
price. account tfits Simplicity, and consequent
low cost Of Manufacturing, in comparison With Com
plicatcd Machines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
LOTTO

Far surprising those produced sy the waters
that famous spring
Lawyers, doctors, statesmen, whose heads we're
bald, have said 10 constitutional, or. rather he
reditary let ne say word to the hereditary bald
ness without entering into an extended argument.
The brain Is the machine which runs the human sys-
tenn, and where will power las the fhrenoogist call
~ or rmness, together with large amount Of brain
both largely developed, this character DOES no
let the world move him, he moves tho world. III
merchant his feet planted the I'VE eoetine nj
of the globe if his business h 10 map down the orb
Of upper worlds. he hnds new and undiscovered
worlds for Investigation; or, a. the poet. drsgs all
the horrors Of sublimities Of the Imagination In
thyme before your vision. Such men may never
have days sickness from the cradle TO the tomb.
still there 10 always slumbsrng Are kept alive by
action Of the brain. and unless the person my
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
TERMS:

Single subscription $500 per annum, in
advance. Single copies 80 cents.
Two subscriptions to one address,. 90
Eve :: lie 90
Ten /" a.. 80 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
n. ANDREWS.

Detroit, Mich
N. B'-For the benefit ofoar Agents We have ar
ranged with parties who have Goods suitable for
Sewing Machine Agents to sei'- We will send
BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars O receip
Of one red stamp. Address c. v. N. ANDREws
General Agent etroit. Mich. nh01y ~ sm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
LOTTO

To keep the hair healthy. he Is certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish to see bald heads look Mt the sue
cessful lawyers doctors, statesman, merchant bank
er.. H. lie has given every moment Of his time and
thoughts TO his profession and not thought--t
hair. On the other hand. ifthe mans development
does not prompt him 20 b. hrst In tho worlds dra-
ma but rather remain at the tail end OF everything.
such men ere never bald, without brain fever or
other prosrating sickness brings the hair out
The two charaters described be found in almost
every family-the children ofonc father. Is bald
then hereditary, Chemists have prepared srti-
ces for the hair until there no sale for II and
then like chameleon change its color and name and
AfK.x. H..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
AoEN T S.

We wish to arrange With Agents, male or FINALE
to represent tho American Shuttle Sewing Machine
In each STATE, County. and Town in the United
States and Ontario. Extra Inducements kxpcri-t
enc~d Agents Fer fall particulars, as to AIRY or
Cemmiss on, address
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
PREMIUMS:

all who will canvass or solicit for us.
They are payable in cash, rim books,
fancy articles, or general merchandise, all
of which will be supplied at 10 per cent
less than the usual retail rates.
Rcmittances are safe ONLY when made
by r. o. order, or draft on Baltimsre.
A specimen number will be sent to any
address, on the receipt OF thirtysfive
cents.
For further information address the
Publishers.
TURNBULL s. MURDOCH,
i7w4 BALTIMORE. III ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24

FORTUNE In ANY sTATE.-Rieht.
~ for sale New patent article fox every female
Sample q. Address INVENTOR, p. o. Box ass
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
LOTTO,
LOTTO,

Lotto, Lotto.
vUNHE classic poets nnse sung to W. Of q sprf o =
II whose ETHEREAL wsfers impart perpetual youth
sndbcauty to az eho will drink Of them. IL 10 now
conceded by an thnt the magical effect, ofths
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
LOTTO

IL Just the thing. 1.-THE head IL covered with dan
dru, something s wrong with the roots Of the hair.
1.-THE hair is turning gray, it needs doctoring.
ChriStV'S Hair Lotto.
Will restore that hich has rnesi gray TO its orig
inal color. After which ifths LOTTO is applied on
iy = week, the hair will remain healthy and
tain its natural color until death IL your hair 10
harsh dry and falling out, this is the time to pre-
vent baldness, stop your hair falling out.
PROF.. CLKRLSTYS HAIR LOTTO
WILL ACTUALLYD DO 1T.
Ask any ona who has used II for satisfactory inior.
nation.
II you are hald usc the HAIR LOTTO. We can
refer to many who, short time ago, bald at
the present time IL Is impossible to nds bald spst
ON their heads
The Lotto is richly perfumed.
The Lotto IL richly perfnmed.
The Lotto u richly r<rfumef.
The otor Of the Lotto IL like the breath OF summer
nowsrs-
The lotto Is not die but persons who have u..d
dye win hnd II far superior. The Lotto bri'gs out
the natural eoloripg Of the hair. and 10 decidedly
cleaner aud cheaper than die There IL nothing of
frnsive about the Lotto.
One half dosss bottles sent to any address In the
United States for Is.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS GENER-
ALLY.
PrlccSl per Bottle
or any address receipt OF sl.5o per bottle
half = dozen for -.
- Liberal Deductions TO the trado.
All orders must IL addressed -
PROF A. R. CHRISTY 4 co..
Proprictors, III Chesn0t Street, Philadelphia IA.
nS-Yor sale wholesale and retail by
BROWNING q SLOAN.
wholesale Druggists Ipothscarics Hall, Nos.f and
East Washington Street. Indianapolis, Ind. SLY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
CRiSTX'S


Oh ect was 90 CRATE something which should last
for ever. The fret attained was In ascer-
tanning the cause Of gray hair ane balduess. The
second, the discovery OF vegetable compound.
whose nut ient virtues would ailay the fever OF the
overtasked BRAIN aud thousands testify thatths
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24
Prepared ut the Laboratory Of
DR.. j. j, Lawrence & Co.,
2s Baltimore Street. Baltimore Maryland
SMITH & DWYER,

wholesale Drug gisis. Chicago, General Agents for
the Nor ihwests I'm States. to whom orders must I've
I'D dressed. cr-4 I'm,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-24

w
she. "By the diamond ring" re-
piled /. "Doh't be too sure, Clar-
ence." "Ah!" laughed I, Hannah
will not annoy me any further
But alas for our earthly hopes. Ny
beloved tod her sister the name of
the New York importer. and on our
return small hand was proffered,
on which was . fac simile OF the bri-
dial gift. Sue now went to her room,
and attiring herself in one Of the
twin garbs, was again unable to
recognize my own wife.
Now, ladies and gentlemen, bust
ness suddenly called me to New Or
leans While. there my treasure
died. ! wac grieved. yet from the
fact that Hannah lived, my agony
was but tempors ry. returned two
weeks after the funeral. My sister
in-law wore neither betrothal nor
diamond rings. There was nothing
to be gained by it, and they were
laid aside. My friends, I am ex-
tromely sensitive; o mere child; yet
believe me, when ] tell you that the
presence OF Hannah was a perfect
and speedy restorative. It was i'm
possible for me to weep. Was she
not the same as Sue in all respectsf
True, when I saw the family sad, I
was troubled; but only on account
Of their grief. ! had none OF nv
own. Allthat I loved was an exact
duplicate. and that moved before
as Of yore- Yes, ! confess that no
husband ever suffered less.
In eighteen months ! stood in the
same church, and it seemed before
the ssme eoncourse. As Hannah
was given to me in the holy state oil
matrimony, it appeared that I was
enacting a farce and remarrying my
own wife.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

Ovss in the little principally Of walieek.
Germany, the authorities have pabiisbed .
uotice 70 ths eject THAI no license to mar.
~ VA b gssnted 70 any individual who is
addicted 70 drunkenness. The same govern.
,neae has also directed that in every repor,
made by the ecclesiastical, municipal and
police authorities upon petition Tor .icense
10 0arry, the vFort shall distinctly stat.
wheener either Of The parties desirous Of en-.
sering into matrimonial connection is addie
led - ioasnpernnce or otherwise. Such Z
psovisios grated in the laws Of this coun'
,ry, vosd paeven t,nauy unhappy marriages
and ultioa>ely break up the profitable bus
ineas oC - divorce eosrts. Let this excel
isst Oos0an dee be transpiAnteA to the sol
Of osr country By sll nssns.-D DuLsqx
Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
Metallic Burial Cases,
CASKETS
And Walnut Collins.

Also, Large Stock Of tho Latest Styles Of
all kinds Of
Conn Tr111ana1ng0
! am prepared TO Gil oil orders with which I
may be favored. to perfect satisfaction, and sx-
pect by close attention to the wants OF the peo-
pie, to not only sustain the ensiable reputation
the house has already gained, but also to merit
still further commendationp.
FIFTH DOOR EAST OF BRIDGE, SOUTH
SIDE MAIN ST, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
~ Residence I'd house west Of Grist Mill, up
stairs.
Dee. Is, 1868. [25-tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS,

II 10 the most beautiful, - veil - the moai
Instructive Floral Guide published, siviag plain
ard thorough directions for the
Culture Of FloWers and veestables.
The Floral Guide 10 ublished for the bsusat
Of my customers, 70 whom II II sent fres without
application, but viii bs forwarded to al who
the cost. Address
JAMES vICE, Roohsstw, y. =.
[79-7m1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
A NEW STORY
By Mr.. J. r, TROWDRlDC
I'm THE ICE"
THE BOYS AND cIRLs

written expressly fer the HEARTH AND
HOME, commences in nrst (Dsssmbsr 3esA)
number.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
HOUSE FLOCK

Ths honss formerly oWne1 81 yudge Tabor,
sad lister by ths sabseeiess. situated 10 Hertsr's
north of ths Depot, y offered for sale, together
with ths fall block u lard upoa vhkek Il 70 To-
Gated, conpsisine fouvsssss. The gsousds con.
tain . shsios vas3sly Of snall lSuit and shrub
berry. Good we'll snA eistsrn On IL piase. FOR
partisS.ass enquire u the ssbsoribsr on the
premises. :, :.
Nov i3. 1868,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
A0ENTs WANTED TOR
SECRETS OF THE
GREAT CITY

4 Work descriptive - tAo VmIUEB
and the VICES, the kY8xEHIEB,
11asorieo and Cr1nos Of New
Ysrk City.
II yos wish to know hsw Fortunes are made
and lest iu day how Shrswd Men are ruined
in Wall Street, how Coantsymen are swinded
by Sharpers: how Ministers sad Merchants are
Blsckmailed; how Dance Halls and Concert
Saloons ere managed; how 0subline Houses
and Lotteries are conducted; how Steek and Oil
Comp panies Originate aud how the Bubbles Burst.
read this work. ltsontains IS Sac engravings !:
tells all about the Mysteries and Grimes Of New
York, and 10 the spicisst and Cheapest work Of
the Kind Published.
Pice Only S2.75 Per Cspy.
eo-send for ciRcrLAas aaa sss oUa ssass,
and . fall deseriptioa Of ~ work. AppRsss
JONES BROTHERS 4 CO., Chicago, Ill
CAUrION.-Inferior works Of sinilar char
actsr afs being circulated. See that tAs books
You buy eossain - 6ne essravinsa ssd cell st
e2.75 pc eopy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05
HALLS
Vegetable Sici|iae Hair Remover

,..rcry vcrr inrrcNaes the yopss-
ssiiv .! this rHiM1Lie Hair Prep
tiasiioi.. Mhich iS due to merit
sf.ur. Nc ran 0xsWre 1ur old
,afroms fhci IL IL kttt fully Mp t.
~ hiyh standard. Hiid to those
sho h"rr H-rer Wsed u Hc can
'1n!is.. say. that IL is the only
ciiroir and perfected prepare
Inn 4, rsSf0re t:RAI OIt FADED
iAase Z" its NoufisJnl rOiOv. maxi
~ IL sslf. fusf,OMs, 0nd siiken
;e sr0fp. bV lis usc. keeOsMes
ra,ic ~Hsi clrun IL rsMOreS att
,nys.ons anil t!0MclrmN. and bv
's foUir pt'oJ,srsisS 1Drerenis the
air from railing out. as II sfiM-
faiss u-i a0Urishcs the h0tr
,iGn.is. Hy rs Hs~ the h"ir Vrosrs
.hicIrs and sfrO0ycr. IN b0linc"
r.'sorss ft~ capillary Oiomas
> fbe1 normds rigOr, Hsss srit
-rtssHsc att 0Jr. ~ Is the MsOst
--nnom,rai HAIR DSs ENSlNl;
RI used. a.. IL requires f~srer
tppiira,ions. and gircs the hair
= - >pfenfid glossy appearance
- mHe6 Usimir~d bg all. 4. 4.
.uy~s. W. H.. State -ssxuycr uf
faSs.. Says. ".L@ constituents are
sfr" and currently selected for
.reU ~ gHHss.y. and ! consider
h~ :ei:-sr PREP AIktTlON for
infrHfea Iny'J0scs.' Ne pub
"a a. f,..asssr ~n the hair, u'hirh
- .end Ti'cs bI mail T,,0.. 0pi,fi-
ian. Nhirh contains coUi pssH-
tofy nDl!res from c!ctODn"~M.
'a.ctaas. the l,r~ss. ansf others.
g. hdrs n.dsfr ~. study of the
air aud IL. sE .~ascs a si,cci0lty
rye" =. s,"d LnO.r that are make
= wsosf s..~'f,rc preparation for
q es'oiaiiOa HHf tae y,fesertd-
II n sar hair, ertans. 0taf 50
La".'e,,pc-i by fhr best Mcdi.
= .a,.t sis~ns5ral Z Authority.
" al Dfn, 1.s. asd Lsu.!ers IL Msisei,e.
Cocx. coEURN q CO.
III a scnts FIR North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO. ILL
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

win ind their own page always lighted with
such fun in picturcs snd fsa il stories, % shall
make them look sharply every week fos the eom-
ing Of HEARTH AND HOME
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05


Whenever yoa perceive a hoi so .
lncstnation 10 rear. separate Your rriuS
ana prepare t,~ him III instant he
- about to rise. Sacken one hand, and
bend or twist his head with the other,
keeping your hac,is low. This bend.
ing compcls HAN him to move hind
leg, and OF necessity brings his fore
feet down. Instantly twist him compile
tely rosscd. twa or lirce times, which
will confuse him very mnch. and com.
pleteIy throw off hls guard. Tho mom-
ent you have finished twisting him
round place his head in the direc,i, n
you wish to proceed, apply the spurs,
and he will no, fail to 60 torwards.
1.-THE situation be convenient, press
him ia,o a gallon, and apply the spnrs
an 4 whip two or three times severely.
The horse will not, perha :. be satls-
fed with the defeat, hut may feel dis
posed to t.y again Tor the mastery
Should this be the case You have only
10 twist him, &C, as before, and yen
viii 6nd that in the second struyclc
he vii. be more easily snudude THAI on
the former OCCASION in fact, YOU viii
zee him quail under the operation.
Il rarely happens that a ,csring horse
afler having been treated in the wa,
described, will resort to this trick
again. Il British Sportsmcn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

new SCHOOL SONG BOOK.
We would respectfully cell ~ atssatio. Of
PrincipAls Of SCHOOLS, 6sniaasles, and Tssshsss
Of Singing to eur New Sehesi Ssas Dssk.
THE 0ON6 CABINET I.
DY G. @. ALLEN.
This Book eoatsins: EIrss, 4 very esre(ul)y
prepared sssiss ef Primary 6eag Lssssas.
.Sseoadiy. 4 large number ofssv ssd bsssti.
fal School Songs.
Thirdly, A short Cantata- Ths esAssl Pssei.
vai--dssignsd sxpssssly for sss as esAsoI Rs-
csptions, Concerts, and Exhibttlsos.
The Publishors, IN pssssatiag this wefk 4
Principals aad TsaehsFs, would ell spssial u.
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