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Plantation BitterS
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CLOTHES WAsH.-Infuse three gills Of
salt in four quarts Of boiling water, put
the calicoes in while hot, and leave them
i'll cold; in this way the colors are rem
dered permanent. and will not fade by
subsequent washing. So says lady
who has frequently made the expert
ment herself. Nothing can be cheaper,
end more quickly done.
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The Clinton (Iowa) Herald relates
how lady Of that city dropped an egg
into a -four barrel. few weeks ago. ior-
getting the incident altogether. until a
few days ago, when she was surprised
by the peeping of a chicken. which had
Matched from that Identical egg. The
hot weather had done the business, and
the chicken is alive and doing we'll.
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Flour, and more particularly dried
corn -four, is almost az injurious as me-
tallc dust, affecting the constitution in
much the same way. Bakers and mill
e1s are short lived class Of men, sell
dom attaining more than forty years.
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The ALPHABET OF RKQU sITEs FOR A
WfFE.-(BY AN ELDGRLY BACHELOR -
A wife should be amiable, artless, affsc.
Tomato, accomplished, beautiful, benign,
benevolent, chas.e, charming, candid,
cheerful, conplaisant, charitable. civil
constant, dutiful, dignified, elegant, easy,
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formed. young and Jealous
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The chairman of an Iowa vigilance
committee, who was instructed to duck
an obnoxious citizen thus reported to
bis constituents: We took the thief
down to the river made hole in the ice
and proceeded 70 duck him under the ice;
but he slipped through our hands and
hid under the ice. All oar efforts to
entice him to come out, failed, and he
has now retained his advantage some
hours
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WHITEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB Orr
Mig up half a paiIful of lime and wa
ter; take half a pint OF -four and make q
starch Of it, and pour it into the white.
wash while hot. Stir it well, and make
1t ready for use
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A farmer named Dosen, residing near
Humboldt, Kansas, whipped an appren-
tice boy, aged 10, to death recently
He was arrested and lodged in jail, from
which lynchers took and hung him.
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send for copy. Contains just what every
Lady wants to know. Mime. Demorest's Semi
Annual Book of Instructions on Dress and
Dress Making for the Spring and Summer OF
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1t is the water outside the ship that
losses it about, but it is the water that
gets into the ship that SIMS it.
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At recent exhibition of the Female Sem
mary in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, in the
Kawaishao Church, the music was under me
direction of Miss Llkelike Kapaakea. the
report say it was "vary good" Very likely:
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Josh Billings says: There is nothing
IN this life that will open the pores Of
rn'n so much az tn fall in luv; it makes
hun az fluent az tin whistle az Timber
az boys watch chain. and az perite az
a dancing master; his heart is full ov
sunshine az q bayfield,, and thare amt
emmy more guile in him than there IL in
9 stick ov merlasscs candy,
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A transcript, filed yesterday in the
office of the CIerA of the Supreme Court,
from the Wayne Circuit Court, was as
beautiful q specimen Of penmanship as
we have ever seen. The writing
throughout was as even and regular as
copperplate, ard presented a most ele-.
CANT appearance indianapolis Sentinel.
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George Harding is news editor of the
Cincinnati Commercial. Long may he
'stlcE.'
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HoMESTEAD
PRE-EMPTlON:

II HAVE compiled full, concise and COM
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two and three years ago, and took a farm
are to-day independent.
To foUsG MEN.-Ths country is being
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will be made to this city within one year. One
is already in operation connecting us with
Chicago and the .. z. Railroad and two more
will be completed before spring. connecting
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Three more will be C. mpleted within q year,
connecting US direct with St Paul, Mimi,
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on the U. +. Railroad. The Missouri River
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ulation and makinga fortune. Fer the coun-
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are being built and fortunes ma ALMOST be.
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with small capital can establish himself in
a permanent and paying business, if he Sc
lects the right location and right branch of
trade. Eighteen years residence in the west
ern country, and large portion of thr time
employed a Mercantile Agent in this coun-
try, has n ade me famliar with all the brar-
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Tell them the best place to locate, and what
business is overcrowded and what branch is
neglected Address, DANIEL SCOTT,
5. G. Com. OF Emigration.
nS-ly. Box 49,, Sioux CITY, Iowa
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For SALES. S. Strattan offers
cheap, Six first class Top and
Trotting Buggies, elegant Brake
Wagons, several Second Hand
RugQies, Phaetohs and other We
hicles, all Of which he offers at re-
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Purchasers may avail themselves
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THE NEW
ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can
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p ATErNTS

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Shermans Patent Break.

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Sent by mail, postage paid, with instruction
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~ Office open from 700 A. a. to 500
Pm On Sunday, from $500 to 1000 Az
I. II. JULIAN, p. Nj.
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CITY STABLES!
WILLIAM CONFER,
Proprietor.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, &c

OF the best style. which will be promptly
furnished to parties persons at mo.
ment's Notice.
Nv horses are of first class. Carriages
and Buggies new and elegant, and pains
will be spared to furnish an No. turnout
at fair prices.
Hacks snd Carriages for CITY calls or
drives, with careful drivers, by the hour.
Horses kept at livery by the day or week.
share If public patronage /. solicited.
n7tf WILLIAM CONFER.
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w. L. O'BkiEN,
Gent Pass'gr and Ticket Ag't.,
Columbus, o.
JNO. DURAND, Gent Sup't.,
Columbus, o.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28

SHRlNKAGE IN SLAUGUTERING.
The shrinkage of hogs in butcher.
ing varies from onc.cighth to one.
fourth gross weight. \ well tatten.
ed hog that has not been fed for
sixteen or twenty four hours before
Strengthening and will weigh 800
pounds gross, will weigh about go
pounds dressed, while one poorly
fattencd that will weigh 200 pounds
gross, will balance little over 100
pounds blessed.
II is believed that hogs that have
attained maturity, or about twenty
months Old, when well lattencd, will
shrip k less than those that are from
Q to T. months old.
Beef cattle will. on the average.
shrink about 10 per cent. in slaugh.
:ering, C., the meat will equal near.
~ 60 per cent. of the gross weight.
In the case of both cattle and
sheep much depends upon whether
they are well iattcncd, and some
breeds, as Short Horns and South
Downs, shows less shrinkagc than
others.-PiJughmdR.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28

POISONOUS SwuL.-A cores
pendent of the P,dUje Farmer, hay
ing complained of q disease among
his hogs, is told by another CORES
pondeat that the symptoms are
similar to those OF hogs of his own.
which he Is satisfied died from eat.
ing Swill that had become poisoned
10y standing too long. He says:-
chemistry says that after sWill
stands Il certain length oftimr after
II has SO1rod, it becomes poisonous.
don, kE0ic that this Is so, but do
know that shah not feed any more
old swill.'
REMiEks.-Ies, Brother Morse.
swirl aud everything else which Ii
suffered 10 undergo the putrclactiyc
ar destructive fermentation. genrr
atcs poisonous gases and poisouou.
plants; and these gases and plant,
II taken into the system in larg,
quantities, will Kill u pig or boy
u h0g on u man.
The mould SO often seen on old
swirl and other dccaling substance.
Is poisonous vegetable. belonging
to that grand division ul the ,rgcl
able kingdom called Crytogamia. oi
Novelties plants; and not few uI
the vegetable p0is0ns will produce
the symptom described IN your IN
tcfesiing letter.
Whether the pigs In question
were killed 10y eating bad swill. oI
by eating OF inlaling other poison,
we cannot tell but We do not ,oubt
thoy were poisoned. II il moi
necessary that pigs aud hogs shouli
have the same kinds OF food thnt
the childron aud the old folks al
but 1t should he nearly ~ clean
ut least, II they are expected Ia eat
some dirt, It should be cioan dirt
and not the poisonous dirt which
comes from deodyiHg matter, whctbc,
vegetable or animal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28
Farm, Garden and Kitchen.

SHORT RULES IN ECONOMY
Paint all tools exposed to the wealth
er, and if with a light cOlored paint,
they will not heat, warp, or crack
in the sun.
Dip well seasoned shingles in a
lime wash, and dry them before lay.
ing, and they will last much longer,
and not become covered with moss.
In hitching a horse to a common
rail or worm fence, always select the
inside corner, which will be more Sc
cure by its bracing position, and the
halter will not become entangled
among the projecting ends of the
rails, as when hitchcd on the out
side corner A better rule is never
to tie horse to "A rail fence at ally
Always tie halter by first max,
ing single loop, and thrusting the
end OF the halter through the loop.
This is quickly united, and will nev-
er come united Of itself.
Dip the ends Of nails into grease
and they will drive easily into hard
wood, where they would otherwise
double and break.
In screwing nuts into any part o.
machinery in cold weather, be care
full not to heat them with the hands
or they will contract after being
screwed on tight and become i'm
movable afterwards.
In ploughing or teaming on tn,
road in hot weather, always rest the
horses on an eminence, where one
minute will be worth two in warn
valley.
In setting out young orchards
always register the varieties immedi
ately in book, where they May be
referred to in few years, when The
trees commence bearing, and The
labels are lost, and name forgotten
In laying a garden for fruits anC
vegetables, place everything in drill
or rows, SO that they may ho cuIti
waited by a horse, and thus save til,
expense Of hard labor.
When. board fences become OLE
and the boards begin to come of
nail upright facing strips upon then
against each post, and the board
will be held to lheir place and tn
fence last several years longer
Always set post fence over a ditto
or near good drainage, and tn
post will always remain dry am
will last many years longer tina
those standing in wet subsoil.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28
PATENT MEDICINES,

All the approved varieties including
nEoWN'' Tecthmg Cordial and Bruuchills.
Scoylls, A,rcs', Sehcnk's, Railway :, and other
standard l mcdie3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28

Pune Spices, Pure Cream Tartcr,
FlaNorlng Extracts,
Essences, Hair Oils, &c.
Hair uSus, an the best varieties. Hair and
Clothes Hrushe-, of all kinds, Combs. po
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Shaving brushes Shaving X Toilet Soaps. &C..
Ietssrs.-A lis stock aud fits guaranteed
every time
SllroHlEE- SuorLnrH Blazers SC. and in
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The latch string always h9n,. mt can
ana see uH, and II You don't happen 10 Soc
what Xou Want,-Call for il.
II. G.. DAY.
bradford, Oct -. ls6l.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing whicl.
Is AT once agreeable,
healthy, aud cncctuaI
Tor preserving the
hair. Fadcd or qrdi.
hair as soon restored
70 its original colo,
~iM he gloss a,o
freshness Of yoath.
Tin l,,;. :. Il. 1,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28

ened, falling hair checked, aud bald.
nc's ollen, though not always, cured
by it, Use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the .iolIiclcs are DESTROYED,
or the glands airophicd and dccaycd.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF louling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, II viii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional Use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delctcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO tho hair, the Nigor eau
only benefit but not harm ii. II wanted
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28

Sportsmcn, you can always find the best
Hazards Rifle Powder Percussion Caps, and
shot, at Davies
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-28
HAIR DRESSING,
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NEW SCALE PIANOS.

VIZ iron Frame, 0refsiriHg Bass and .lgrnB N,
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ianw Mcludcuns aud Organs Prizes greof.
~ ff"hffd for tdA. New 7.ucthve Pianos sg55
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-09

How FENIAN WAS BURIED During
the afternoon yesterday Gag of truce was
sent to the brook. for the purpose of re.
questing the privilege Of taking of the
dead body Of Young Rowe. This was
refused. and the body lay upon the ground
sll night.
This morning. when the departure of
the Fenians was learned. the Cansdians
came down in large numbers. and the
corpse was dragged BY the hair of the
head to the hill. where the valiant sub-
jects o: Her Majesty were intrenched, and
near there the body was buried, the re-
mains being thrown into the grave with
out blanket or cover OF any kind.
Not content with this. a monument Of
rocks three or four feet high. and weigh.
ing between one and two tons, was piled
on top and the summit, covered with a
bottle. This was subsequently removed
BY eomebody with more feeling than the
brute who placed it there, but the rocks
remained.
A relocated guard paced to and fro
aronnd the grave dnring the day. and
while on the other side of the liue your
correspondent inquired why SO much
stone was placed over the BODY. "Well."
replied the uniformed snob. I've though,
the devil might come after him. and
thonght we'd give the old fellow Job il
he should"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-09

A FLoRIDIAS Rr VAN WrxxLE
While David CLARK. E-q. Of this city,
wss in Jacksonville. Florida. during his
recent winter sojourn 10 that land OF
orsnee-groves. there came into town one
fine morning in February . planter from
the back country. having with him ne.
gro whom he wanted to sell. He said he
wanted to raise little cash, and 50 he
brought "the boy" along to sell, and
wanted to get sbout a Thousand dollars
tor him. He was utterly unawafe that
there had been war and that slavery
had been abolished. and when told that
such was the case thought thst his in
formsnts were playing a joks on him.
and for while refused to believe it. His
plantation was in the interior, his nearest
neighbor fifty miles distant. and in al
the years sincs Snmter's gun. he had not
heard from the ou.er world. knew nothing
Of the changes that had taken place, and
came into Jacksonville in this year Of on,
Lord. 1870. in good faith TO ssll . slave.
Other negroes speedily informed their fel-
low that he wss free man, and at last
the master that was. le. him 60. and de-
parted for his plantation ssdder and
wiser ms6. 5-v-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-09

The OTHEn SIpE.-The Ciuc ciunati
Gazette has lstely been zealonsly endes.
voring to show that Kansas is drouthy,
and sickly. and regular starvation place
generally; and the New York World
and other papers down there have been
at the same thing. But the reports that
come to us Father turn the tables. New
York is suffering greatly for want Of rain.
and many farmers in that State. even 10
the famous Genosee Valley. are blowing
mp their wheat. as it is beyond salvation.
From Ohio. We have been for some time
advised that tho crops we're literally dry
ing and scorchipg up; and Dayton pa
per states that the growing corn in many
parts Of the country is dying because oi
the drought. In fact. the drought seems
also, to prevail in Illinois. Indiana. and
Michigan. We are not disposed to re.
joice at this-on the contrary, we are
sorry to besr it-but we think those Ess-
tern papers should not be circulating dis
parsging snd untruthful reports about
Kansas, when the situation at home is SO
uufavorable.