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Notice Of Finnal Settlement.

STATE Oi KANSAS,
Lessen~ oIth County.
In the Prota,. Court in and f,i sad Count.
IN the matter Of the Estate VI
james y. Mcupc, Decd !
EHEDITOES AND AL OTHER fERSp.'S
Y interested in the aforesaid Estate, heYCl'v
noti6ed that nj the newt regular term Of the Ffo-
bate Court, ,n and for saii County. 10 be begun
and held az the Court Room, in the City and COUNTY
OF Lesvenxorih, Stale oi Aforesaid, on the bTsf
Monday in the mouth " October 4. ID. $50
shall apply Ia the aid Court Gx full and incl set
ilen:eIt % said Estate.
HENRY Il. KELLER, A.im'r
of James h. McCuDc, Dec d.
Leavenworth City, August :6th, T. D. 1870
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Full returns from Riley county give
fifteen anti-Clarke delegates and nine for
Clarke in the Ditric; Convention. -,
Clarke is beaten in the county as well rs in
Mamhattan.-t.cord
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Lucien Scott and Chsrio,te1
Y. Scott, Plaintiff,
John r. Mewhir,. saragl r.f7.F -.---
NcWhiI'. Clarsh Belle Me 10. $40.
WhiTt, William N. NcWhirt,
william r. Mckenzie, Mollie
T.. Clark AMI EIhu Robin
..n Defendants.
j EENZIE, Nellie T.. Clark aud Elihu Robin
son. hereby notified that you, together with the
other defendants above named in the above entitled
action, have heen sued by the above named plain
tifs, Lucicn Scott and Charlotte f. Scott, in the
aivr named Court, and that said plaintiffs have IN
sid Court, filed their petition against you and
co-lefcndan,S above mentioned in said action, AMI
that You must answer said Ictticn before the
1Nh day cf October n. II. 1870, or said Petition
cor,linrly "f the following nature, to-wit: This,
that certain pretended deed. dated Of thu 18th day
Of July, \. ID. 1857 nv which John T. Ncwhi',
pretended to convey to samuel New hiTt, the fol
lowing described tracts of land, situate lying and
helm. in the County of Lesvcnwofth, aud state ut
Kansas, namely: The north half Of the northeast
quarter section 90 the north half VI the southeast
quarter of aid secticn the northeast quarter Of
ton -, all in township9, of range y, AMI an un-
divided cpc-sixth Of the following described fra't,
of land, situate in said county, namely: The north
half Of section 20; the southwest quarter II sail
section; the southeast quarter n section 10; ~"
south half cf the southeast quarter of section ~ the
southwest quarter of section -, all in township .
If range 22-and, that that certain other pretended
deed, by which said John I. McWhirt pretended To-
to said Samuel New hirt those certain tracts II
land situate lying and being in the County of Bonr
hon, and State of Kansas, known the Nc whiit
Farm, b. cancelled and wholly for nsughf held, ard
that the last mentioned tracts Of land and ss the
following described tracts Of land, situate in slid
County Of Leavenworth, namely: The northea'
quarter Of section 20 and the northwest quarter ~
said section ~ and the southwest quarter Of sad
section 10 and the southeast quarter Of sset,on H.
and the northeast quarter Of section % and slStT
off Of the scuth side Of the northeast quarter
If said section H.; all in township number ., If
.l<.sp t.a land
from such sale thereof be applied To the paymer,
to said plaintiffs Of the amount Of that certain judy
ment, rendered. by the above named District Court
in said County Of Leavenworth, on the I'D day 81
January, 4. ID. 1892 in favor Of said plaintiff, AMI
against said John T. Mcwhirt for the sum ~
%, 23s 91-iSC, and also for their costs by them.
about the,r suit in that behalf expended, and ths'
YOU, AMI each Of you, he excluded from any inter
s-t IN apy of the property Aforesaid and any pro
seesi. thereof. Dated this 30th, ay Of August, \.
Il. I..0. CIDt1,II Il WHEAT.
au5swtt ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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PEACHES are coming into market ny the
ton, and sell at low prices. Now is the time
to pu' ihrFpP-swuas dw'i CIsl

ieon are the Wizard Or and ''>hoo Fly"
Judging from the way the Wizards went
through the FIys in the last game, they are
entitled 10 be called the "CrOtOn Oils"
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BERLIN, August 29.-The .Naass AHsci9,r
Of this morning published fuller accounts III
Of the hattie before Metz last 6sMhC. The
French army ON the morning " l4ih sood
IN front Of Metz ON the east side, near The
point where tire rossl from St. AsUh Is
joined by that from Sssar-la,is. Il vas formed
IN great camps extending over at least six
miles. The army appeared On the point Of
retreating toward Chalcns. Marshal Ba--
zalne must have had to cgsstend with diff
ctilties in carrying out this design, lur he did
not move. Gen. Steinmetz attacked the
French at : =. m, with the Thirteenth Dr.
VISION, which latter WIS supported by the
Fourteenth. The Frcncli troops were ranged
in several lines, defended by very deep rife
pits. For this reason perhaps they oI,essd
more quietly than in the former actions.
These lines were at Ars Ia Ques,ey. OSuy,
BDrnv, and Colomoe, small villages south
cast Of Metz. The woods al.U afiOrled
good cover, but theSe and the pits were taken
asuesivciy by storm by the frnssians, 1l,o
fought very hard and with very Srczt iss.
The French Iuses were principally killed,
because they fought in trenches; they wene
shot through the heads, which alone were
exposed. No less than ISL dead Frenchmen
We're counted behind one trench alone. The
battle ended al the glacis Of Metz, and the |
French escaped in conGs.isl, rarity into The |
foriresses and partly armand Inc city. W
THE BATTLE At MARS Ia TOCR ON THE 10TH /
IS universally regarded here as a very inn
ortant strategetical s,iccess, because AZ the
,nennv was drawn back on Metz their line u /
-etreat ON ChaIons has been cut through, and
he concentration Of the French armies pre-
rented.
In Tuesdays action the eighth currassiers
'harged two regiment. of French Infantry,
uttins their way through them. They
ound themselves opposed 10 battery Of six i
uns, which they took. The Prlssian CUR
Ssicrs were now charged by two regiments
{ French carabiniers on 10th tanks.
Wheeling right and left the Prlssians met
heir new foes, and after desperate hand to
and fight, drove hack the French cavalry
nj brought of six guns, together with two
agles. The brave Seventh went into action
lgh, hundred strong; one hundred and forty
wen only survive. All the officers were
lllel. The survivors say now, with ter
BILE determination, "wait till We get Chalons
nd We vii! show the French what the sos
IN do II
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PnILADELruIA, August 3O.-The Con-
gre,~ional nominations made to-day were:
By the Democrats in Berks district, J. Law
renee Getz; by the Republicans in the Seven
teenth district at Johnston, d. J. Morrell;
hy the Republicans in Chester district,
Washington Townsend. - ....-
PITrsBURC, August 3O-Regular Repub-
lican Convention to-day nominated COR Con
gress Gen James s. -Neglv, for the Twenty
seoy0d District. rHE
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FOUND.

INOrNp- SrHAYED.-P PERSONS HAVING
II lost Uor~ss, Cattle OF Stock II any kind, MAJ
fn.l the same forwarding minute description oil
stock With address Of owner, To me at Harrington,
Aschisou County, kansa-.
EF- Terms p ss5natie.
il 2GwlI5 1AOMAs AI1-,VN'
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FRAME.
THE EoRrIr1cArIoNs OF PA

IHk fOhIIflCAIIoNS VI PAhIS. .
New YORK, August S1.-A Tribune cor
respondent, allowed TO visit the Notifications
If Paris, says: 'On the inner line compare
lively few guns are mounted, and they IF
small calibre, mostly old a pounders and 80
FOUNDERS. The outside forts towards st.
Denis are connected by lines and earthwcrks
Much wood is felled on that side, but very
little in Bois dc Boulogne. am convinced
that the government does not mean to stand
a siege, but the people do. The southern
railways are still uncut, and it is known Why.
They bring enormous supplies. Oxen are
coming in drcves from Italy and
from Dion, near Paris. passed
ten return cattle trains in three hours. Moth
ing in history Is - striking as the general
gloom Of the people. Efforts to push for
ward troops are incessant. Shattered regi-
u,euts are reforming. One regiment Of
Cuirassiers has been formed Of the remains
If four in the Rattle Of Wcerth. Officers
remain, but there arc literally no men.
Troublesome volunteers are shipped 10
Algeria. Not more than 81, 900 uniformed
soldiers are in the city, and 20, 900 regulars,
alss,t 10000 Of the Garde Mobile, and one
hundred cannon are st. Name. Discipline
is unknown. The Government has no real
purpose in armins the people. The Minister
If the Interior says, privately, he will order
all foreign correspondents cut Of Paris, and
stop the entry Of English papers. He says
that probably the Pr,sians will save him the
trouble If doing the latter,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

STATE ~ KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRIH COUNTY.
In the District Court OF the FiTEt judicial District
If the State Of Kansas, sitting III the County IL
Lsavenworth, in said State.
L,,cien Scott and Charfottel
Y. Scott, Plaintiff,
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4 Tennessee lOWrtslsip.

WI the LIN n1st-. III sewer CfWtnsN, Nv
William Pickcns, ESD, Bill Rogers to
= flow Nancy +. Bailey. This" says
correspondent, ''was one of the mort extra
ordinary exhibitions If Eortitude and deter
m;na,ion, on the part of the two persons in
te estel ever exhibited in East Tennessee.
Mrs. BAILEY WAS widow Of two months
mourning. She WIS fair beyond the usual
fairness of her associatcs. Hill Rogers was,
himself, a ccmely, rough, country youth of
about ~ wears Of age. 4 week before
the marriage, the widow Nancy
visite,l the residence If Bills
maternal parent, and luckily found her in
the field and Bill in the house. Nancy is to
all intents practical business woman, and
went "a work at once. Drawing stool to
Bills feet, says she, 'Bill Rogers, how'd
YOU like to n,arry?' Says Bill, in reply,
''ftrst rate" Says Nancy, Strengthening her
self up and throwing out her magnificent
chest, ''Bill Rogers, how do YOU like this?''
Says Bill, bully" Says Nancy, "Bill get
the license and it's YOURS" Says Bill, 'I'll
have 'em or die" He WAS of in moment
for Sevnrville for the license. But alas!
Bill hadn't the necessary sum when he reach
ed the Clerks Office Ia procure the license.
So he -tEam,Nd heme again, entered
his house before his family, and with
out saving a word, tw,s, from its rack his rife
gun, and placing il ON his shoulder, again
left NJ one seems to know any further
particulars. 1t is known that Bill got the
license, hut he brought NO gun hack with
him. At l. o'clock at night, Esquire Pick
ems was called for most implorinely TO per-
form the marriage ceremony, and he did it
in the mos, imposing form, before the bril-
liant pim-kno; fire that blazed on the hearth,
and in the presence of the select audience
who had assembled. After the vows had
been made, and the record rendered that they
were man and wife, Bills inst ejaculation
was, ''Nancc, we've had hard time, but l
told YOU I'd bring 'em. Less go home"
And they went.
THE Republican nominations Tor Congress
in Iowa arernow complete. They are:
Fint District-ieOrge w. MC,rary.
Second Disarict-William Smyth.
Third District-William q. Douan.
Fourth District-M. NJ. Walden.
Fifth District-F. W. Palmer.
Sixth Decentralization Orr.
OF these Messrs. McCrary, Sa,yth, and
Palmer are now in Congress. The Others
will be new men in the House.
AMONG Unpopular chants with the German
soldiers, is satirical song at the expense of
Mr. Chassepos, which was brought out BY
Radderudaieh, the Berlin hmok. 1t goes
to Kuken's gay tune, ''The Little Recruit"
which has had the run Of the world, and il
sung by the Preach soldiem - well as IN
this country. Kloddeudath has trayetietl
it admirably, and adorned with the refrain.
T re Give il then. On the Chssepot, ~
On the ChasSepOt-pot-po:,
IT is sang everywhere.
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FOR SALE.
WANTgD.

"ANTED-TWO RELIABLE AND COMPE-
w TENT persons to represent the ECLEcIic LIFE
INSURANCE. CONPAyr or NV YORK, in the States
of Kansas and Missouri. With sxIsr:enced sycnts
literal arrangements will BE- made ~
THOMAS J. DARLING & Co. Gen'l Agt's.
No. South Fifth--t- Leavenworth, Kansas.
au25vim
HOTEL KEEPERS y. ga HOTEL AND
III Boarding House wanted ., fsir.scun,- Hotel
premises for sale. Inquire Of J. II. B,zckmzD,
Paramount station. Kansas au3ld1w
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FAMINE PRICES In FARIs-DIsTRCsT OF TIE
GOVERNMENT.


FAMINE PRICES In rARIs-DKsTRUsT OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
A cable special to the TIbsax fsun
Paris, "wednesday, says: Provisions sf
all kinds have already reached famine prices
Butter, salt, and potatoes are double and
meat treble cot. Dealers refuse to sell, cx-
cep in limited amounts. Preparations are
being made on literal scale for the wound
ed. Distrlst between the government and
people still exists, but Is much Diminished.
Time is great French ally.
UNITED STATES F1LLIBrsrERs.
PARIS, Sept. IA despatch has j,aa been
received from the French Ambassador, Al
Washington, cOntradicting reports Of depar-
ulre of German iillibusters from the United
States.
PARIS, Sept. Ia cable special to the
New York TiMes says: The 6llibustes
sensation story published In the Figure, yes
terday, has been traced to American agents
Of Prussia in Paris. Some curious reveal
tons in this connection is expected. Some
old hands, concerned in the confederate
American plots. are mixed up in the affair,
as we'll as certain Journalists operating from
Lssdon The Fsgaro WAS deceived BY its
penchant for canard.
AUSTRIA PLEDGED HERSELF TO ASSIST
20 FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. The Libote says Austria
had pledged hezself 70 France Ia move On
Prussia simultaneously, provided she vas
Subsidized for doing 80. Olivier then prime
miniaef;.agreeL. The money, however, was
not paid. Austria pressed the matter on
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

4 VOID QCACKs-A VICTIM OF EARLY
N indiscretion, causing nervous debility, pren,a-
ture decay, &c. having tried in vain every .dvef.
tised remedy has discovered simple means Of SELF
cure which be win send free his fellow sufferers.
J. II. futile, Is Nassau-ss., New York City.
au1,Wl1S
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INVITATIONS, BALL, PROGRAMMES, &c. +,
i done in styles unequalled by any Office West OF
Chicago. At the TINES.
DIEMIUN JOB WORK At THE TINES. Call
il and see sar.Y.e.
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BELGIUM DETERMINED ~ FRprtsT HER
Z 4, Igr4.. - NEUTRALITY. % Hl
Should the French Emperor cross the
Belgian frontier the guards Of the latter
country have been ordered to demand his
sword. Other severe orders have been
iesued for the ls,rlsSe Of guaranteeing pro-
lection Of Belgian neutrality. - .. I.
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The. italians are resolved that the Pore
shall resign all temporal power or leave the
country.
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BUChs in vscvo. Juniper Berries, by dissillstiun
10 fosln fse sin. Cutete extracted BY di.placa-
incnt by liqsos otasirej fIum Juniper Berries. cen
tanning very little sugar, email PORTION cf Spirit
tive properties are by this mode extracted.
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The Constitution. once affected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid Of Medicine 3" strength
ca and inv igorate the system, which HEIMBOLDS
EXTRACT BUCIIU invariably docs. II no treat
sncnt is submitted to, consumption OF insanity en-
sues.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

ict weakness arising trc" ir.iscte;icu. The
BY 50 many alarmin: symptoms, amons which will
Wakefi,lness, Horror Of Disease, or Foreio-
lions and inability TO enter into the enjo. ments oi
society.
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EDUCATIONAL.

B. F. AKEES, Gen1 Supt.
aut'oawSw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

raising revenue, or the administration Of
the same, contrary to or inconsistent with
this act, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. I0l. Be it further enacted, etc, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARk,
Speaker of the House of representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved March 16, 1870.
(Signed) W. G. WARMOTH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. Z. BoyEK.
Secretary of State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

|. I took up my pen presently, aad ven;
to work tn. ali the afternoon those names
danced before NY & es in letters of iirc.
/ happened 10 be IN the back Office,
three months after, when Carl Btrtaod
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14
Tie Groat Nations of Europe.


One OF the uses Of foreign travel is the
modification sof erroneous ideas [ left
home, writes Mr. Angel, with vivid
impression of the almost unlimited wealth
and p0ggerEof the United States ef Aneri-
leo. loBnt since have seen these great
cities OF Europe, whose treasures have
been aecumulating for agea-and have
CONSTRUCTED that the rich lend and the poor
borrow, and that sce atseugs 6orro,a. since
have Become more familiar with the
io2kyards. and = neyal.z~assi CONNER
eiat m9rine statistics Of Great Britain.
anl have studied somewhat the military
system Of Franco, Prussia and Austria,
since have seen how easily armies can
Be raised here, and how cheap.y supported
and how much ofnatiopal feeling AMI
pride these people have. [ have come to
the conclusion that our country, after ALL
is only halfgrown giant, whose wealth
is largely prospective, and whose future is
to depend much upon his ability to 50 cd
ucate and govern bis children, that thew
shall live in harmony at home and peace
with the neighbors, giving no cause for
hoatiie combination, Which might parallze
his industry and impoyerish them.
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THE FATAI DUEL The Paris CORES
pendent Of the Times writes. 81 an
pears thasthe Duke Of S1ontpaasior, vbo
is full blooded and corpulent, took to his
bed on Saturday with an attack Of fever.
Persons here who know him intimately
say thst he is SO ncarsighted that he canGof,
at eight metres distance, Rave possibly
seen his cousin sufficiently to take aim at
him, and that he must have hit him by
mere chance; 50 thai it seems as If the I'M
fortunate Don Enrique bad been doomed
to die by the hand Of The Inan whom he
50 long assidaousIy inspIted and traduced.
The origin Of The deceased Infants's
hatred Of his cousin is said to have been
old rivalry for the hand Of the present
Duchess Of Montpensier. Yoa may re-
member that the period which preceded
the famous Spanish marriages., Don En-
riqae was enc of,those who aSpred to be-
come brother-in-lav to the Queen Some
# The biadyiQ papers say that the'Daka Of
Aontpensier is about to start for Portugal
others that he sill 60 to Seville; but it is
supposed that his interest AMI pretontons
would be likely toreSain nm in Madrid
The result Of tie duel rendt IS him liable
to four years Punishment; but probably
no steps Will be taken against him, and
although wha1 passed is notorious, ii
would be very difficult to get witness to
depose against him in court Of law
There seems 10 have been. some sort Of
investigation, for we s:e told that pcrsols
examined said Doa Enriqaa had killed
himself while trying his pistols
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NAro1aoS's sa7raG. Tho Emperor Of
France has made Paris tie resort If the
wealthy from all Europe, billions Of whose
money arc brought from other countries
and capitals TO enrich that !j,da5 Is he
secret? Broad, beautiful streets, 50 paved
that riding is a pleasure, and because 50
paved, such a saving that carriage hire
is cheap beautiful gardens aud public
grounds many Of these Streets, gardens
and grounds made b. almost innumcrable
gas jets, more brilliant at night than day;
fiae hotels, large FIRST class houses, fsted
with apartments for fanaliee;. convenient
bakeries and cookeriea; pnblic auusomeuts;
streets safe atali bonfs Of day Rnl njglt !;
carriages SO regulated thai Strangers arc.
protected; bases never permitted to take
more tlIantaoy can seat; physicians pre-
scriptions require.l 10 be written in the
langa@se Of the country; qiacSs not a loved
70 pfaofice, and the sale Of their medicines
prohibited. '.'' ~' -
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NO. 81.

sprung his deadly toy upon that vital part.
The wound was SO minute, and concealed
by the dropping hair, that it would easily
escape observation.
He confessed to enacting three other
similar tragedies before he. was hung =
Nly lest Rose was the victim Of one of
these. | felt that she was in a manner
avenged, when the wretch knew that had
bore some though SO small part in his
detection. o.5se
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was terrible Of course; but as many an
other has done. suppose, set my teeth
and endured, and went on just as bofnro,
oatwardly Bertho!d had taken her away
| did net hear where, sEd I didn't much
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

There exists popular and glazing fil-
lacy that advertising OIL y pays.ahaS class
who have patent specia!ities. TIE fact IS.
that an advertisement kept before the pub
lie is a perpstual sign and a perpetual n
vitatien to buyers. ana the mare Legitimate
and regular tho business the better vit
advertising pay. Tic moro merit il Il
business Or wares advertised, the spror az |
quicker Che returns. Those who hawo
rSoogpizel tie wisdom Of systematic ar |
judicions invos tments ia Advertising aye
the names that now stand forth il ihis
whole coaatry Is ths synonyms ofwealih.
j. y o Ike + c., who have' IS . ,yos isiY :
.aoated tbs IA ioasl bonds at tbs aarke
period Of the national financial distress,
aud \. I. Stewart. the merchant prince.
among othae brilliant exan,pl,rs, an
their eelossal fortunes are endariag noa-
suaents 70 the sfieaeys of aI-ertisiss..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

TIE s'Eau &c Nile, 'CTila water.) 5
lew collier, has been produced in Paria.
Il is delicate mixture Of gray an.t
green shot %ith silver. which is said az
very movement Q: the body to give to the
ODE tie as. eet Of flowing water
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

An Omaha school teacher gets mad, aa3
Challenges an enemy TO s'meat' him with 8,
.:shott gum" A carving knife is the proper
thing 10 sDeet' such 6 calf with.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-14

TO relieve the terrible effects Of run
ming 4 nail in the foot OF nan or horse,
take peaeA 4eaqes, brpisa them, apply -
the 9oands anl eonfae with 2 ban3age
They cure a.. il by magic. heneg th3
application TWICE q day, II necessary but
one application usually -d2es the work.
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silky, smooth voice before saw his face.
with its shining eyes and cleaning White
jec,h.s Involuntarlly / stayed where !
saw, and watched him through TIE glass
partition that separated the room in which
was from the frontaohieo l-a 80
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The body Of a ljtslo Kentucky boy, fro
zen to death last week, was guarded two
days AMI p5jRteJ out - the parents b.
his faithful dog.