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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
Be. advertisement of j. j. Case = Co., Racine, wis

"A Methodist paper says: "a lay
man suggested in our sanctum, the other
day, that the unmarried ladies Of our
church will not vote on the lay delegation
question, for the reason that the plan
requires them to be twenty-one years of
aee-which, of course. they will not ber'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
Adventure OF Boston Man on q Missis.
slppi Steamboat.

I1.,o. auN ar DA.,o,, ,,sn,, .,o,,
ped and took another boat for Fort
Pillow. = 4tA AAfs Boat was fnulatto man
who had been an orderly sergeant In the
Fedetal ARMY ,And-Hias qsita- intelligent,
and gave the Bosso1 man gres, deal Of
sonsssS4 hS mate q Tue B Sat Abused all the
men, and was constantly pulling them
about and cursinrvtheui in n most disgust.
ingmanner. AT last, from some neglect
of duty or failure to comprehend his com
mahds, the mate got 6kceedinElV angry
with the mulattn,, and, seizipg a window
sash filed with glass an eighth of an inch
thick, sAissd u tOastrike the mulatto. The
latter dodged The blow and ran up the
gang way, Ard, backing into A corner near
the Bostqa niAn, snlrealed the nihto not to
strike. him vivid dat glass" The, mste
rushtd az hi1i Ike q demon, ana y, with on. one
stroke smashed the sasu anu giasa over
the offending mans mead, cutting huge
gashes in his cheeks and forehead, and
Tonderiqg MP i3r ? moment senseiess'
The fhlsta 9e'in lifted the remnant OF the
sash ovar his head dor another blow, when
the Bostou man caught the sash from be-
hind, saying t the same lime eoolly:
Don't Don y91 strike y thae man again;
" ~ IN arHN y 'NtN y JISN o. "ifhNSN
screamed be angry man rs.A siti "a
NmmAttef : dOnt you strlke that man
again. r.'.lv 49, n a..".,I,
"BYt-t+ Illshooth--l outof you, you
-" said the Anate pulljng out his reyol'
yer and shaking itin the face OF the Bos.
ton man. .'hlg mos
You know, SIT, That you dare not shoot
me- said the lauer cohly.s"so put up
your revolver" 90 l'I 's"fo hr. u.
by this time crowd had gathered
around, and shoot him, shoot him,
echoed on every side. -Fhe Boston man
learned alterY2rd that there was not q
Northortni6niens the boat.
vShqQahiu. by TE-.gor,-l will" 9Ki
claimed y little short 4 man on one side OF
thesctewd. hs ,,,,. -" - d.
Lets all have q hack at him" said an
otheFy and in an instant no less than
twelve pistqH or reYolTers were dis
Hes Guessed Yankee. know his
phiz, Hes down here preachin' insurrec-
ton Abnong the niggers. Shoot him, mate,
or we wih.p ~ -. 'ri r
$50 hu, so no." sneered tho Yankee,
things have changed since the war,
somewhat l guess Now, gentlemen, |
see it takestYslve Southerners to shoot
one unarmed Yankee"
This set them ON fire, and one hurley
fellow cooked his revolver, saying, "I the
mate 'swpsa ID coward, he was moi
a'r1d toshoot any Yankee in the coun
try" q. .''. a..
Just thena lady, who was evidently o
Northern birth, came up to the crowd
and putting out both of her index hng
ers toward them, made an awful scowl
and exclaimed :.
"S ham-e, 8 h-a'm'e on you. Twelv
stout men attack an unsrmed man witt
reyolvers Shame, shame"
All OF the party, including the mate, be
ganto look sheepish, and as the captain
came.fushlng up 20 the spot they slunl
away. The mate, however, muttereC
somedhing about seeing his man again
Tue lady had disappeared in the mean
time, otherwise your Boston man nigh
have been induced to marry her on tn
spot
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
Dr. scott. the proprietor and editor of the Lsb-

DR.. Scott, the proprietor and editor OF the Leb-
anon Star, isla prominent physician, :.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, the old and well
known remedy, which has acquired a world wide
renown for the cure OF sudden colds, coughs,
mouth, eankered m outh or throat, liver complaint,
dyspepsia or indigestion, eramp and pain In the
stomach, bowel complaint, psinters collie
none Of its good name BY repeated trials; but
Continues 10 occupy a prominent position In
every family medicine chest.-Le6d71oH Star, Dec.
12ll I9Sa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

leo is now Manufactured in New Or.
LEAKS so abundantly that it eau be afforded
70 families all over the city at one cent p
pound, and 10 large consumers At three
quarters Of cent IL has been tested
with ice ffom Boston, and is found to be
more compact and slower in melting.
Made ffom filtered water, 1t is clear as
crystal and pursr than ice naturally
formed Is apt 70 be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

F, To PREVENT guns from rusting, here is
a preparation which We have used for
years and which We kRon TO be good I;
Twenty ounces best olive oil, one ounce
and a half spirits OF turpentina This
should be rubbed on the gun barrels, out
side and in, with a rag; leave all that ad'
heres to the barrels, and put the gun away
until wanted. Do this and you bid de,
hance TO rust even in the swamps Of
Louisiana Iron rust seems 70 act like
contagion, and when It once commences 70
work on any utensn Il is exceedingly hard
10 check It, Once roughen the surface Of
steel and the polish is forever gone
Southern Paper,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

There win be an Irish Convention In
st. Louis on Sept /, for the purpose OF
establishing emigrant aid societies for
settling the Irish on tho Western pFAiTiel,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

A SNORT COURSE An EnglishmAn WaS
WAS telling the lAte Colonel Isaae o. Barnes, of
NAssaehu uaetis, OF the great rate the cars run in
seventy ave miles an hour" They DO 4" saSs
the Colonel; they couldn't run long al that rata
Tor they'd run on the ID lttle island."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

Manufacturer Of butter and cheese
STe eHemp, nom any special AS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
FRADERIeKrowF, Knox Co, o.
- NoYember 3, 1893.

fkADERIGkrOWH, h0O1 Or
. November ?, 1888. %
LrPPnoorT BAKKwRLL-
Dear Sfrs IL received your second Red Jacket Axe
per express, and now acknowledge the same For the
beneht or all whose desires necessities make Il Nell
business 70 chop with an axe, would say Try the
Red Jacket; and the supreme Court have beld het
Doctors opinion without his reasons Is OF little
value will give my reasons: F1st-The Red Jacket p
cuts deeper than the common BIT Secoad-n being
rornd on the cut, II does not stick in the wood.
1nHd-Eyery chopper with the common arc must dis
that there rs much labor and strength eKpend
In taking the out OF the cut IN making the
blow F6urth-This with the Red Jacket is all avoid
ed and onethird to one-hRl the labor Is sAyedtn
cutting the same quantity. Ffh-By putting In the
labor that is necessary with common axe, you
easily make at least thirty.three per cent nore
wood in the same time You are safe In letting any
hoRest try your Red jacket on these tests, and
4 li0s, refund him his money.
Respectfully yours, - :. .. .. :. -. 4.
HARRY BALDWIN.
Ror sale BY all responsible Dealers and the manufae
turerS LIPPINCOTT d BAKEWELl, f.
PITrsRuRaH, PA, Sole owners Of Columns and REQ
Jacket Patents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
SWEET
OUININE.
,SVapnid

WANTED. n, \ AGENTS; $ss S ss$s, $SPss <
SENsE FAMILY SEWN @ MACHINE. I1eis nsehins
WI snssh hem, ieg, tuck. guilt cord bird, braid and
yssn,.d for e1 yeaIs. We WI pay 1900 ~ any rashis
that Wsew stronger beaunfnL elasfic seafa
tan Gun. tmakestle Elastic Ioek sdtchu Evesy seonnd
stitch Be cut aud stll the cloth be pulled apaf
without te1THg L. We AGENTS oIn e76to aaO per month
rad exIlrpses o. roaio fm which tNc ths' rnoanf
can be made. Address SECOAB co, FtrI slr RaH PA-
bosTQN, Mass or ST, LOWS, Mo. - W
NCAulIuN- % not be paod upOn by othfr aar6esl
panng "a WORTHLESS clsfon machlfs aaasr ne nanS
e aiheL1s Oun u he any gysgiAt Aad really pssnlI
sheag IaasAiAe pSaaaslasea' VIZ 80 sf-7-'--7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
BSOOOS SALARY. Address U 5. PIANO Co., N. Y,

as.- EIRRl FIREl FIRE u
GLOBE FIRE EXTINSUlsIHnEstk co.
Great rod uonon in price. No. 80 No. $40; No.
St5. Firstclass Agents wanted Address a. above
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

sIO,OO PEW DAN GUAR AkTkkD
Agents 70 sell the hohH sHvrELn bkwiss nASHisa:
ItInakes the LOCK STITCH, ALtKk on BOTH sipEs uas
the underfead and Il equal In every respect 70 any sew
ing Machine ever invealea. Prize 80 NAlTantea ~
i6SSbsscS' 0lsGa Slhiusits, u. o. ~ topll 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18
20 FRCIT GROWEhsl :,

sousy sSa VIM eeIss ioi al Fnss y Bsrrs sfsps
Gates % lSoss 90 . sts Once g IS s wstsi 81 cdtsso
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-06-18

6wkKr QUnIEK, q tnaJJdnt-
ed equal-dOse for dose-to the
sulphRte (bitter) Quinine. with
the Important advantage OF
being sweet inatead OF bitter.
6VAPGIA. is OPIUM PuRITIED
OF It's siekening and poisonous
properties, &c Is the moet per
feot AEODYGk and s0orH-
ING OPIATk yet discoV'
cred.
~ Sold By Druggists, pre-
Physicians. hade only by
mist Detroit Mich. 900 N o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-14
Steaming Food for Horses.

Mr.. Stewart, of North Evans. New
York, who, in an article furnished for
the Annual Report Of the Department
Of Agriculture has stated very clearly
the general arguments in favor of steam
inc food for farm stock, and the results
Of his own experience therein, mentions.
incidentally, the fact that the steaming
Of hay is sure preventive of heaves,
and q sure cure Of coughs and colds. in
stancing the case of an animal of his
own, which came in from pasture with
a severe cough. and was entirely cured
within two weeks by an exclusive steam
ed diet. This result is i'll accordance
with the idea, that the irritation of the
throat BY dusty hay is fertile source of
heaves and coughs. and it suggests an
important argument in favor OF steam
ing.
On general principles, il being admit
ted that steaIning. food for neat cattle
produces the most economical results. ii
is fair TO assume that the steaming oil
horse food will be even more beneficial
for the reason that the digestive organs
of the horse are much less elaborate than
those of the OK. and that in all cases 9
much larger proportion Of the food pass
eS tne OoWeis III al uhuietStcu eohuA
ton. Therefore, whatever may tend. a:
unquestionably steaming does, TO in
crease the digestibility of food, mus
have the effect Of economizing, in yer,
marked degree. that which is given Il
our horses and the application Of steam
ing in the feeding of all of the ANIMAL
on our farms would considerably lesser
the incidental expenses of the process
in proportion TO the number of animal
fed American Agriculturist.
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Probably American farmers are rs sue
cessful as any other farmers III the rsils-
ing Of Young horses; that is 10 say,con-
tidering the character of the sires and
dams. thew bring about a. good final re-
Suits as attend horse breeding IN any
other country where breeding l. only M
cidental 10 farm work. But there Il one
item of management which is either dis
regarded or impericcily understood, and
that is, the early education or the ooi.
Mr.. Rsrcv has done much 10 upset the
old-fashioncd notion of breaking horses
and has shown that. by judicious bend
Inc. the necessity for breaking may he
entirely obviated; but even Mr.. Rarcy's
system confined itself chiefly 20 horses
which had arrived at an age when their
services could lie made immediately Ese-
full. The reason why it is necessary 10
apply any strenuous system OF training
in bringing colts 10 their first wor.S IS.
that they have TO be Taught 10 10 that ior
which their previous life has i'll no man.
ner prepared their minds. The FIRST three
or four years OF a colts life are passed
at pasture. or in tie stable. and the most
that lie learns is. TO obey the restraints OF
the halter. and occasionally. though. an
fortunately. too seldom. 10 allow himself
10 be cleaned. When the day of his use
fulness arrives. he is TO be taught his
trade in few DAYS or a few weeks: and
the bit. the bride, the gir;h. the saddle.
the hard-pressing collar-an perfectly
new revelations 10 him-are 10 he cram
med down his young throat in the most
remorseless manner, and lie is 4 iori I'M
ate colt if the crsmm!ug be done with q
gentle hand. Too often his simple " on
der excites his masters temper. and 4
contest ensues, from the effects OF which
he never Receivers. If every colt Could
be treated as are. for example. those OF
Mr.. Charles -harpless. of Pennsylvania.
the result upon the average temper OF
our harness and saddle horses would be
remarkable. and al least one-half OF the
dangers of horsemarship would be OBJ
Waited. 1t is Mr.. Sharpless' universal
custom. while tie colt is still running
with its dam, even at the age of six
weeks OF two months, TO follow the han
ding and caressing 10 which it has been
accustomed almost from the hour Of lis
birth, by gradual barnessing and play
ing with straps, and generally on the
third or fourth day of trial. by hitching
TO pair of light wheels, with which the
little shaver follows its dam about the
field. The colt learns these things at
this early day as easily as it would learn
ANYTHING else. and the lesson is never
forgotten: so that when the time for ac-
tuaI Harvesting comes, it creates no SUR
prise. makes no trouble, and gives rise to
no contests.-[ American Agricultural.
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Ysou the Jacksonville siill Jourasi-
The Most Wonderful Vel0cipeue
EXPLOIT ON Record.

On Saturday evening there was quite
"a large number gathered in Prof. Gro
yer's yelocipedc Hall. lin the third story
of Ayers Block.l 10 witness the prof.
cheney and skill of the Professors pupils
on the wooden horses. Ii appeared that
few of the Professors most advanced
scholars had been praclicing on an in
.clined plane. which has heretofore been
placed on The soath side OF the room, but
in cleaning the hall in the afternoon, the
decline part had been removed. and the
incline part was removed close 10 the
cast side of tie hall. so that tie highest
part rested on window sill-the VIM
dow having been removed in the alter
noon.
Several or tie new beginners had been
showing their skill in riding around tie
room. and when Sir. Dunlap came into
thc hail lie was called upon 10 ride, ana
immediately complied. mounted The ma
chine. and away lie went 81 lightning
speed around the nail. - soon rs be
had GOT tie veiocircie up 10 full speed
he went straight Tor Tie inclined plane
Tall who we've posted in The movement
OF tie plane supposed that Mr.. Dunlap
knew of the change. and was only Try
ing some new trick. bat. as the sequel
shows. he was entirely ignorant of The
change; up lie went Ike a bird. and did
hot discover his mistake aGtii it was 100
late. Away he went through the Will
dow ike fash. and disappeared. ~
stood spell-boud for a second. and then
rushed 10 the windows. expecting 10 see
his mingled body on lie ground below :
but he was no, "born To lie il. that way.
for lie speed II which he was going car
RED him across an alley ten feet wide.
and re alightad. fright side up on Car
ter. Beeslsy & Co.'s drug store. a two
story building, with very steep roof,
down their roof. and over the edge he
went sailing on TO the roof of Aver
bank. where he managed TO fall of hi.
machine in time 10 save himself from
going over 10 the ground. As soon as
possible he sprang TO his feet. swung his
ha.. and gave three cheers. which We're
Responded TO with will by the excited
crowd. which filed all the windows OF
the hall, and had watched his descen.
with silent horror.
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STOVE AND TIN STORE
MAN UFAC TOR NJ.

vy>HE undersigned having permanently located in Hays
VILE, informs the cilizsns az Duh os and surround
inr counties that he keeps always hand general
sortmtsa, Of Stoves. ard EinWrre Of all kinds which
he offers for sale prices which defy competition. He
also manufactures 70 order ell Tin Work warranted In
the best style and Of the hest material shsre Of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited and lie de-
ternned please 1t will be 20 your interest 10 call
him before patronizing people away from hone
August Il. 1865. JOSEPH LCRY.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
By tie 3.etEcF oiitan Glft Company.
Cash Gifts to the amount Of s2so 5000.
Every Ticke;2praws a Prize.

5 Cash of:s s.eh SO occ 80 Cash Gifts, sscA - %
10 sJao % ltO
:, 1900 go - 600
IS EeIoecns = TO ~
$40 Sewing Machines :: :: ~ 10 10
$50 CCit Watches y 10 ~
Cash Prize. Silver Ware etc, s valued 81 So.o ouo
chance draw any Of the shove Prizes for = s,nls
TicSs.s dessreinE Prizes sAISg II knvslcPss sne
re = ~giAei On receipt q IS esE.s, SEALED 1erk'
t-svu without choice ard ~ al 20 any address
The 80 uper = IN he cells -Ese 70 ne teAet-
teG.- cE payment cf CHE DOLLAR. Prizes are nleci-
Aisly ssr' 70 a-y stirsss r express or rsiusn Ha
Yea VII sI' vhsl !enr prfs Is seors yea rSy ier i
AEv Prize exclaimed ter another q same sai-e NC
El.sk-. OR r@.g5Es can dsr.ec On far de1Enr
EEFExsNCTs We select the following .ren man!
~kc hsve lately drawn yarsss Fr.sss and andy per-
publish they: T. wilkins, Euatio. $500
Niss Annie NoEEos. Chssgo. f-rs, ste; !tln ID
hecre- Louisville 81 eco; MAS Emma "aiwoFih. Nil
Ns-kss. rsrc 400; hsy I. A. Day. New Orleans geo
We puhhs. no nsues ~iihcst permission
CrtsIcSs oE -sn PxKss-'' The frm Is reliable, slc
deserve their sgecsss -. Weekly Tgi5rre. Oct :. We
know ihs'a De fair dealing fFIn'-- n. fhsra!d
Cctet<r Is " 4 friend Of Grs~ ESQ Prise wt.sh
wss yrou,tly recss ed -. Daily News DscSnhsF ).
S.rs ;or circular. Liberal inducements 10 Agents =
sAtS.sciiCn guaranteed. Every pssksSe Of sealed
Envelopes contains 4!Sket Tor 81 is
- IS .ss Is !Io fo- els All letters should bea Cd
rtsssc 20 HARPER. WILSON. - 60.
no. as broadway. New York.
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Arsnli written by such stand
ton. Captain Mayne Reid. l..
Ellis. &C.. &c. As bocks Z
quslei by any work. pnblil
lively and ,eil Of adventure
will plesse order "hcNAo's,
are given Ia their piece.
The following are these nj
No l. The Hunters
= Irapper'f lctrest
5 Patriot Higlwayrnan
4 fugit.ves o.tLe Mountains
s 1fsek Of Fire
q Nan Eater
7 Charlotte Temple
8 Death face
9 lncisn Slayer
10 Turtle Catcher
II Hunters triumph
=. Ocean hVsers
l3 Terry OIiwittcd
II i.ke Sfsrrrr
~ sccufre Of tie Seas
10 Captive Maiden
II lorg Legged Joe
is wild Scout o! the Noun
tAlHs
70 Forest LocFs
20 Eellick.nr hangers
q Eatslesnake Del.
- A!cketty Tom. Tie Rover
g lu.ps q theira..i
- NohLes's Terror
- Ice. the "sarpinf"
Is light'cot the Scout
~ Gan, SPY OF Bunker I'M
IS Scar Creek. The W.li Eali
Breed
&c Spu'nt-ryed Bob
81 Sneky sneigrsss
81 kell!LE Thunder: or the
Rival War Chiefs
80 Heavy HateAet. the Bold
Seoul
20 siv Sam. the Quake. Spy
S< Three Daring lrerpeIs
- Fatal Naiksrlsn
.6 Eagle Eyed Zeke
- Pig Rife Nick
ss Bella Scalp Hunter
20 Tory Spy
20 fraifie Jake
Al Wea.th and Beauty
&, kouer Of the Forest
ss Giant Of the wosds
a. Crazy Trappsr
IS Lion Hearted Hunter
&c Old Jim Of The Woods
81 Mad Mike
IS White-Hesdei Hunter
~ pig-Hsariee Ioe
20 Scout az Long Island
81 sllssrhesls the pelswsr.
81 black BIZ the Trapper
t3 BED Yea Of the Woods.
"a Grim pleL, the Cle-Eye.
Rotter
IS Indian Queens Revenge
SO Old Sccn. " the Cave
81 Big Snake, TIE Hmen
IS Mexican Joe, tie Snake
Chsrmer
20 STEADY hand. the sharp
shooting Huaser
co Gypsy Sack
81 Scarlet Warrior
81 Scout u fippeeanos
$50 Seh.nd3sharnes
"a Bride OF Wei. Glen
e. Buffalo Jack. T-appsr
.66 Scout OF tie Rio 0rbnde
o. Daring Backwooksmsn
So Clumsy Foot
60 Strangers Grave
20 Bad Nancy the Fenian. or
tune Teller
u Long Rife Hunter
y Wooaen Legged
These books are for sale
sent postpaid on receipt Of
GEORGE MUNRO
Z. q. Box SesT.
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4 the most popular They
'rd writer's az Captain Garlic
Augustus Jones. Edward s.
: the young, they nre rne-
he'd; always pure IN tone.
.,ssans desiring lless tocks
and see hat hone o,Lcls
ssdy issrsd:
70 lcng legs. the sqratter
"a Black Prophet
70 Old Nerie, the nunttr
s6 Tiger Rye
n Re, olufi.rary zee
~ Jsck, Buffalo Catcher
~ Tom l'urhin, 1rspprr
60 Scout Of The 81. Lawrence
IL Leather legs
80 tloedy Brock
Sc Well. Slsys-
O. Long Lob
20 Cconev EpFh
&c Lobin Heed and his Mer.
rs Men
~ Spy Of The Delaware
IS old Kit" s cut
80 Rank VI gSrs. Esi
60 Spider ltrs
81 Old rrgVptt's Piite
81 MarkrIitn. The HpEter
Sc Griszly Jshe
"a 81 oitet nsn
IS lhe hlCotT Footprint;
OF. Tie Adventures q.
q New York Sewsloy
IS ola Rubc .ie Tfspper
81 big hcp'hed lrapper
~ Panther lGke
70 Snake i.yc, or lie Ban
dit Miller
100 Old Nick CT the Swamp
l0l { meccck Q. Tie SaLtse
lo2 Cl6 s.ke
l03 Deg Face
la Sherp Snout
les Tuscaloosa sam
lc7 Sim lin
,c- Red isitie.naks
los blsci Sampson
100 rglvlke
ITO SqIsity Dick
III Hardfkull. the Avengev
IL Turkey feot
lie Hawk Eye. the Hunter
ia Madam Of he oecnlo
lis Dave bunker
lie Blazing Arrow
III Hickory Jack
llf Twin TrarpeIs
lis Hang I m
100 Nierdv " o'f
To- icrg Headed Mike /.
80 Thunder Cloud
i.3 Harold osthe Eills
le4 Texas joe
l2s Creole FerSer- BY Capt
Gayne Reid
l26 Red star VI the Serli-
nolss
ieT Bullet. Head
l2s Hunter zeb
les Scout Of tbs Sciota
100 Forest Hun.e,s
ISL 1rd Is,scv
l3s lntirn S'ratagem
l53 Psle-Fae lod.An
ia white Savage
l35 Witch Of tie Swamp
ls6 OLD Paul
1877 Hunters sects.
l3s Rival Captains
ls9 Little Foot lFspper
10 Wild Aioe
III Rowing Dick. Hunter
lac Fighting Nat
l43 Hunter Of the Black
Hills
~ Tie Indian Spiri.
l,s ren-iiaDced Tfapper
lac Hunters anc Redskins
by all newsdealers, erd are
Cents each.
lis william Sl.set. y 7.
April 9-5m
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PorATo SoUP.-Peel and chop four
onions. and put them into a gallon sauce
pan, with two ounces of dripping fat, or
butter, or bit of fat bacon add rather
better than three quarts Of water, and
set the whole to boil on the fire for ten
minutes; then throw in four pounds Of
peeled and sliced up potatoes, pepper
and salt, and with a wooden spoon stir
the soup on the fire for about twenty five
minutes, by which time the potatoes will
be done to > pulp, and the soup ready
Cor dinner or breakfast.
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Are the eldest the best. and the most populpr They
vii written by such standard writer's az Captain Garlic
ton Captain Wayne Reid L. Augustus Jones, Edward g.
kills &C. Ac As books for the young, they nre
lqusled by any works published; always pure IN tone
III, ely and el Of l,sss desiring these tocks
viii please order MeNAos." and see ,lat nene others
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MAIL EXPRESS & STAGE ROUTE
4. STEINHAUSER

TT s Contractor for the Shoals and jasper Mail FL
press Route. respectfully informs the publie that
he " i'll run good hack with excellent team and 8
reliable driver and prepared 20 convey passengers and
express between the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road Shoals and Jasper. or way places on the route
on Il reasonable terms Passengers going Easi
viii md this the cheapest well most pleasant roai
all times, they several miles travel Persons
sending receiving eSpressage of kind may depend
having IL carefully handled, and promptly and safely
delivered His stage leaves Jasper sveryFriday morning
O'Clock and arrives AZ Shoals in tiue 20 connect with
tie railroad trains either way returning leaves Shoals
II o'clock a. SIElSHACSER.
October sL-rsss-iv
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Roman Catholic cathedrals are in
course of erection al Pekin and Canton,
China. The estimated cost of each is
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