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BlTTERS.
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This wonderful vegetable restora-
tive is the sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As q tonic and cor.
dial for the aged and languid, it has
no equal among stomachics. As .
remedy for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially subject,
it is superseding every other stimu-
liant. In all climates, tropical, TEN.
perate or ffigid, it acts as specific in
every species Of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists. march l0-6m.
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DONIPnAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial District-NArRAR PaIes.'
County Com missioners-ANDaEw B. SYnRs ,
CHAs. w. NorEs, 8. HATCH.
Sheriff.. 8. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer-CHARLEs RAPpRIYE.
County Clerk--JoHN T. KnwAH.'
District Clerk-FRANx BaowH.
County Attorney-X. K. Srour.
Probate Judge-JoHS C. GoaDoa.
Register Of Deeds uncAn McIHfosu.
School Superintendent-D.W W. Baows.
COroher-JosHUA TAYLoR.
Surveyor-JAnEs p FoanAN.
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For any other length Of time. in seesfdaaes
with the above rates, which apply only 70 reg
ular advertising.
Business Cards Of lines or less, IS ysaf.
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
per square for the first insertion. and 50 cents
per square for each Subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per csat.
extra; and editorial advertisements and pSt|
sonal communications, double price.
Ten lines Of solid BREWER make one square.
All fractions Of half square and over, are
counted as q full square. -
Advertisements requiring to be certified %,
will be charged the cost Of certifying, In add
ton to the rcguls. rates.
Transient advertisements must b paid fss
invariably In advance.
p JOB WORK of al kinds done % sksst
notice. as low as the times viii admit. All
Job Work must be paid for when taken fts1
the Office.
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How 70 PREVENT Bges on TExpra PLANTS
"A simple eonsrivance. a. reported BY the
Country Gentleman. is . couple Of thin elias.
tic sticks, osiers or tsigs. bent over the plant,
anS covered with stout paper, fasteaed with
ground around the edge. 1t win increase the
growth, it Is said, instead Of diminishing il.
and It protects from frosts. and rough winds.
-Rxysl World
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THE new ARTICLE OF FOOD.
For twenty five cents you can buy Of
your Druggist or Grocer a package Of
Sea Moss Farine, manufactured from
pure Irish Moss or Carrageen. which
will make sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity of Puddings, Gus
tardS, Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c., SC.
1t is by far the cheapest, healthieSt, and
most delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co,
So Park Place, N. "
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Ts DEsraoY yellow dock. the following meth
Cd has been found effective: Dig up all that
can be found early 10 the spring; then before
the seed natures. 50 over the farm. and gather
and burn them, and again dig up the roots.
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Hiakley's knitting Nachino

EO2 FAMILY USE-siapst. eaesp. ssaskas.
Ks,rs EvEayrasne. AGENTS WAITED,
Circular and sample stoekine FREE. "A.
dress HINKLEY KNITTING NACHI0Q
Co, li9 Wabash Az, Chicago, III.
march l0-3m.
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fnr tie farnler.

How TO MAKE CUTTINGS Gaow.-When
abiding 70 the manner Of propagating cuttings.
the N. e. Farmer says that It has been sscer-
tanned that cutting will develop roots much
sooner In moist sand than iu rich soil. But
the sane cannot maintain its gaowth for any
length Of tine. To prepare pots for raising
cuttings they should be filed nearly to the
brim with rich. garden Ioam-dark and porous,
not clayey and soggy; then pour in one inch in
depth of securing sand-sea sand will Go as
we'll a. the yellsw sand. Wet this thoroughly.
and place the cuttings, from which oil but the
three or four upper leaves have been removed.
close to the side Of the pot; the contact Of the
ware against the stem Of the emitting promotes
its growth. Press the We. sand firmly around
the tiny stem. A great deal Of your chance
for success in raising slips or cuttings depends
upon this. Plant - many cuttings a. the pot
vii hold, from six to dozen, according to the
size your pot; when they are firmly set in
che sand, two or three can be inserted in the
middle Of the pot. Set them away 10 . dark
warm place for twenty. fosr or thirty-six hours
Thus cuttings will grow quickly in hot bed
because the temperature ID not dry. Their
growth depends great deal upon light, heat
and moisture. If bud 10 close at the base Of
. cutting il will strike root more easily-is not
20 apt to decay. The roots shoot from bud
and the lower down it is the surer your success.
When the leaves drop, the plant 10 commrnc-
ing TO grow; If they wither on the stem. it has
begun 10 decay. By following these directions
no one can fail to grow all kinds Of house
plauts. Roses, and all the rarest flowers Of the
green houses are propagated in this manner.
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I - BiaeksnisAing ssssS-
iishment on the Levee, ct
the foot Of Main Street, White Clesd, vbssA
ne 70 prepared TO do al kinds Of Dlssk.
smithing. Wagon lronisg, Hosss asd Mul&
Shoeins, etc.; also, repairng Machinery Of an
kinds, - we'll % il can be done as he nashiao
shops. He has had long expssieses q de
business. and warrants his work 70 Be- ssspassod
BY no other Shop 10 the country. Bsisg aissg
any kind Of vosk In ny linss ard & Vim -
promptly attended 70, Of reasonah1e pgieo.
ALEX. O. MlI14
White Cloud. July ~ l6e&eD
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
8. NJ. PErrESGiLL & Co., New York.
GEohGE P. RoNELL b Co., New York.
Us. WILLIAMS. st. Louis.
SHEFTISLD 4 STONE, st. Louis.
COOK, CoBuRS 4 Co., Chicago.
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PausIsG CuaaANr BusHEs.-In those sections
Of couatry where the buds Of currant and goose
bury bushes are just beginning to expand, ifthe
pruning has not already been done, it should
be performed Immediately. To do this proper
~, it is necessary to begin when the plants are
very young; and then, when carefully and ju-
diciously treated, handsome bushes may be
produced of almost any desired shape. The
finest favored fruit is produced on the spurs Of
old wood; but the largest on young wood Of the
previous summer. The English mode of pru
ming ID usually adopted; but we doubt if it is
the best for this climate. oil; things considered
It will not do to prune large fruit trees, such as
apple and pear, in the English manner, and
Why gooseber.ies and currantsi The latter. il
trained to single stem. is usually more trouble
than profit, and the thinning out process with
the former does not by any means aid in
securing o crop. Gooseberries end currants
should have good coat Of manure forked in
about their roots, and all grass and weeds re
moved, keeping clean during the summer; and
thus treated, they will amply reward their owne'
for the additional care.-Ameriean Former.
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SPRING { SUMMER.
SPRING { SUMMER.
SPRING { SUMMER.

CANNED FRUITS, CHEESE,
Prunes, Dried apples and Peaches,
Beans, Hominy, Maccaroni,
Bacon, Salt, Tobacco,
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
WoodenWare, StoneWare,
Rope, Glass, Nails.
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MORRIS FRANKLIN,
DAVID DOWS.
ISAAC G. KENDALL
WILLIAM II. BEERS,
DANIEL s. MILLER.
HENRY &. BOGERT,
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~ No. RAAPARr STREET,
Between Canal and Common

y between Caha ana Common streets.
A-S,- Free Consultations from le 2-oclock p NJ
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1872 street. between Camp and ST. charlaa
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A celebrated Doctor of Divinity, after few
hours conversation with lady, wrote to her
thus, "My Dear Madam-In few hours you
have obtained place in my heart, which
could not have expected in many weeks /;
indeed, so fully have you possessed yourself,
that unless you consent to become tenant for
life, not only will our parting be exceedingly
troublesome, but I fear that many terms Will
elapse before l can prepare the premises for
another occupant. 1t is needless to say that
the lady came to terms.
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Joseph G. Hevia Va. Patrick Noon.

IlQuRTII DISTHICT COURT for the Parish Of Or.
- leans, No E326jsBy virtue of a writ Sezufp ana
sale, 10 directed by the Honorable the Fourth EJls-
tTtct Court for tho parish Orleans above euff
tlad win proceed to sell al public auction al t
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange street ~
Canal and GfstoIfbouss, steeet, the Second
District Of this city MONDAY JauiaIy H. is76 ~
- o'clock NJ, the following described property tayk
y a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. With the buIidinea
and improvements thereon Situated IN the FisHt Ilis-
tTtCt OF this city In the square boundH by
Ing, Magnolia Locust and Cyprsss -Strontn leasurn
less ia English measure thtrty.alven feet frk
on FLORIDA Landing, by depth of eighty on Fb6
side neareBtto Locust street the
ing tho property Of Jose TUnt tho said usasirs Ga
depth first hrtytR0 feet hvo inches thence widenin
at right angle In te OF said fonts property en
thirty feet three inches TO Man0.
liza street. wher8oH IL has f0nt fotty.seven fst and
iBehes that tho line of said moastTe
Beventy-ye feet from MRen0lia street the fest a.
serlbed llse OF depth nearest 10 Locust street.
The improvements fronting FLORIDA LANDING cen.
sist Of stone building, u stories tsnemenfs Contain.
Ing nine rooms, occupied fOUwas Barber Rhof three
auction store, three rooma frugt stnpd YRs
r0nH. Al iron vorandnh ituInediateIy IN 'FRONT.'
The above location IL very eligible business etand
being Immediately In front OF the atehmboas landing
Magnolia Bridge. tEsa
Being the property acquired by The defendant by
purchase from Widow r. Bois, per passed before 81
Do Arnhs. notary public, IN this city the tReifh
day Of April. 1S5a.
Seized In tho above suit
THOMAS Z. MAXWELL, IA
del0 i'm Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orleans. y
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SsINGER's CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW.
u ING MACHINE, = - "

Is the best Sewing Machine eyer offered to tide public
1t Hens and Fells, Braldss Cords, Tuoks and Marks
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the only Machine invented that embroiders with
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has greater range of work than any other 1t is used
almost exclusively by all the Lady AIners in all the
Converts of this city and it has te greatest
of amy Machine in the world. variant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction, and after TO re
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7CamP street, New Orleans
Wholesale and Retail Agency Lsdfsana Texas Mis-
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Celebrated NEW THREAD.
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the best
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOMINICAN CHURCH AND SCHOOLS,
LOUISVILLE. KY.

Mr.. Hugh BnTns has generously presented to the
Order Of st. Dominic TWO FINE RESIDENCE In
Louisville, Ky, to aid the order In building School,
20 all sects. The donation has been accented aud
~ laa been +i,t-T-;++.
the property up Lottery the having the op-
tion of taking the buildings their assessed
SIC 900. Bumber OF the best in Louisville are
given as iDdorsing the scheme.
The Dwelling Houses with lots fronting
feet Fifth stteet and running back Two hundred iet
towards SIXTH, are beanti3ui residences containing
eleven rooms each with all tho nfodef improvements
gas water, and the fixtures necessary and convenient
The location isOae of tho most desirable that could
obtained being within tew steps Of the Fourth
Railroad, IL down Oak street. and out In tho
beautiful suburbs where the noise and dust husi
OF the ownwill not venture for years TO come.
The tickets will placed at the low price of ONE
DOLLAR, 40 that any man, be he rich or poor, may
have opportunity invest in the magnificent enter.
prise. ~, .
Tickets for this Lottery DO procured at Mr. Go
gartys Book Store Mr. wbeeiahang Canal street. and
Mt St. Patrck's Church. deIo I'm
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WEST, PRACTICAL DENTIST,
Established Twenty.four Years

/ WEST, PRACTICAL DENTIST ?
u. Established Twenty -four Years
3 North street, opposite Lafayette Square -
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His method of supplying ARTIFICIAL. TEETH.
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FILLING TEETH with Gold combines all the moder,;
improvements Those interested will find these stIe
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Teet extracted without pain ocl0 6m
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DEN TAI SURG Eso N

i52- 49, Julia street, near Camp l52
An operations in the DENTAL ART carefully Der.
formed Nitrous Oxide always on hand for the PAIN
LESS Extraction of Teeth taa4 "
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nR. JAMES w.NBARNUAI, DENTIST
- SIS Magazine street taeaF the Market }
s happy TO inform his patients and the public generally
that he is now prepared 10 make all kinds Ar fetal
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in every Particular pnd the prescr.
rttti-,e4 the patnIal teGtl References from some OF
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- the city and located permanently at No I5A
street near Canal He il ruzsN having mis-
manufactured 50 To supply the demand. The Doctor
continues TO prescribe III tho treatment Diseases
Of the Chest and Lungs. EemOrrhoids
fully with his instrument. Try DC. rs Instrument
they can be obtained reasonable terms. dcl2 I'm
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(Hadhefds EqnkdizerJ


THE ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REGULATOR,
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Office I52 JulI street. between Camp and ST Cbnrlea
DIR. JOHN G. ANGEL, --z
DENTAL EsoN,
49, -. Julia street, near Camp l52
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LESS Extraction of Teeth. iae4 Iy =
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Evening star., 1870-01-29

INTERESTING DECISION.

The Marlboro Gazette of Wednesday says
The following opinion OF the court VIII, it is L
be hoped, put 9uietus on one of the long-con-
tested cases against the Baltimore and Poto
mac railroad, and serve as a wholesome lessol
to others whose desire to throw obstacles in it
way have thus far met with little success. W,
that call is quiet along the lines" The case o
Brown and wife VS.. Baltimore and Potoma
railroad is reported as follows:
HIS Honor, Judge Magruder, filed his opinio'.
and decree III this case on the 21st instant, dis
solving the injunction and dismissing the bill O.
complaint, with costs to the respondents. TIL
vexed question of the rights and power Of mar
ried women under our statutes, which was in
vOlved in this case, has naturally attracted much
attention to 1T, and we quote the following pas
sage from the able opinion filed, as matter OF
general interest:
cit is immaterial whether the property wa
acquired before or after the adoption of tn
code. In either case the married woman wa,
under an absolute inability to contract for tn.
sale of the property, or for any interest therein
If the property was not the separate estate o.
the married woman, she could make no contract
in reference thereto, and could only dispose o
it by deed, in which her husband should unite
III the property was her separate estate sh
could contract for the sale thereof, if the in
strument creating the estate gives the power O.
alienation; but when the instrument restrict
the power of alienation, the contract contrar,
thereto is void. Unless the power of alienation
exists, the property can only be disposed Of b!
deed.''
Numerous ana very high authorities are cite
in support OF these propositions. In regard
the changes effected by the code he says: 9Th
only change the code makes in the law, as il
previously existed, is to provide that all TIL
property of a married woman shall be held foi
her separate use, with power Of devising thu
same as fully as if she were femme sole, or she
may convey the same by a joint deed with he
husband, Here, while the use Of the propertl
by the wife is unlimited, and the power OF dis
position by will Is also unlimited, yet at The
same time the power Of disposition during he
lifetime is limited to a joint deed with her hus-
band, and as this is the only mode Of alienation
pointed out, it must be considered as exclusive
of any other and so no contract on her part as IL
the disposition of the property Is covered by the
terms of the law"
From these extracts it will be seen that al
though the railroad company may 60 on with
the work, yet the court cannot enforce Brown
and wife to execute deed for the land, the title
to which, should they decline to convey, must
be acquired by inquisition and condemnation
We trust, however, this recourse will not be
necessary.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-Advices from
Paris state that in the debate on commercial!
treaties in the Corps Legislatif, the 9Th inst
the Opposition was violent. and there welo
some stormy scenes, but the Governments devel-
Oped unexpected strength. Olivier made tn
closing speech. He created sensation by an
nouncing the Cabinet would support the existing
treaties, but they were in favor of the frees
discussions, for it was their purpose to affor,'
equal protection to all.
The Archbishop of Algiers has left Rome for
Paris to ascertain the views of the Emperor OF.
tie dogma of infallibility. Uncertainty as to til,
pOsitiOn on this question causes the Holy
Father serious uneasiness.
The exclusion of Radicals from the Cabine,
of Spain causes feeling of discomfort, which l.
daily gaining strength. In the recent elections
the Monarchists polled fve-sevenths Of the pop
ular vote.
The difference between the Bavarian Govern
ment and Parliament have resulted in minis
terial crisis. The upper House insists on the
resignation of premier HOhenlOhe and his
cabinet.
The Deputies of Tyrol threaten to withdraw
the Austrian Diet, because they denied the
right to vote and the influence in that body to
which they are entitled.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

A WHOLE FAMILY FROZEN TO DRArH.-We
have learned the particulars of one Of the har-
rowing among the many cases Of suffering by
the recent snow storm. The facts are about as
follows: ga man named Dowd, with his
family, lately took homestead on the Vermil-
lion river, about four miles north of Vermillion
City, d. T. On last Sunday, while the snow
storm was at its heights, the shanty in which the
settler and his family lived was so open to ex-
pose its occupants to the fury Of the storm.
There being no signs of an abatement of the
storm, Mr.. DOwd, accompanied by his wife and
three children, the latter aged respectively H. s
6yearss and started for aneighbor's house, about
forty rods distant. Mr.. D0wd, with the six
year old child in his arms, started in advance,
his wife and the two other children following
On the way the father, with one Of the children
in his arms, got separated from his wife and the
other two children. After Mr.. Dowd reached
the house of his neighbor, he looked around. and
not seeing his wife and children, immediate-
ly gave the alarm. The occupants of the hons
started out in search Of the missing members
Every effort was used to discover the where
abouts oftthe lost ones, but proved unayiling
The next morning (Monday) the frozen bodies 81
mother and two children were found about Z,
rods from the house. They had lost their way
and the density OF the flying snow kept the uii
fortunate mother and children from being abb,
to find the house.-Sioux City Times, Jan. %.