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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

OPrHALMIA IN CArTLB-Oattle arc
liable to suffer from opthslmia from chat,
or other foreign substances getting into
their eyes. The symptoms are irritabil.
ity of the eyes, watery discharges, and
when the foreign substance becomes in
pacted in the corner, that part becomes
inaamed and ultimately opaque. In the
early stage the eye should be exa,sined,
and the forsiga substance removed, which
can be dose by inverting the eyelids, il
the substance II not visible, and removing
it with pocket handkerchief. The results
Of such an accident should be treated by
hot fermentation, and the occasional ap-
plication Of . lotion composed Of dram
Of tincture u opium TO four ounces Of
vstsr.-A. j. NJ, 10 Western Rural.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

1t was at 'first supposed that the con-
servatiye element, at the recent election
in Texas, was successful, but later ad.
vices indicate the election Of the Radical
candidate for Governor by about 400 o,
more. 1t is said if "Milan and Navarro
counties were allowed to vote Hamilton
would be elected. What reason, We
would ask, is there for not allowing these
counties to vote? We suppose Genera
Bayonet thinks it would Yetard reconstruc
ton.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

A Chicago telegram says: During the
past year 8,133 cases have been com.
menced in the courts Of this county, and
6, 1872 disposed Of. Seven hundred and
twenty. three divorce suits have been
brought, and 496 DEGREES obtained"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

A memorial fsvoring the transfer Of
British Columbia to the United States,
signed BY number Of property holders
Of thst colony, wss banded the President
ono day last week. II prays that "His
Excellency will cause the memorial to be
laid before the government Of the United
States asd 10 any negotiations which
may bs pending or undertaken between
this government and that of Her Most
Gracious Majesty, for tho settlement Of
territorial or other questions, that he will
on issvor to induce Her Majesty to con.
sent to the transfer Of that colony 10 The
United States"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

The Republicans Jefferson City special
Of the 3D. says: Several members Of the
Legislature are in the city, and from
some Of them I learn that 10 all probabil.
ity convention will be called to remodel
Brakes infamous work.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

They place . high valuation on wo'
usu's life in Ohio. David Marshall,
charged with having kicked and beat bis
vi6b.to dsath at Vanwsvt, 10 that State,
has hsss tried asd found guilty, tho jury
yslsroisg verdict Of guilty Of assault
"a hsttsry. IL sss ssaisaesd 70 The
a,snty jsi for sis mosiAA
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

The New York Star says there is great
distress among the cigar makers Of that
city. Some Of the heaviest manufactur.
ing firms have discharged at least one
thousand hands within the past three
weeks. Other trades and businesses are
suffering in like proportion, owing to the
unsettled condition Of the gold market.
Wholesale clothing FIRMS, whose employees
are numbered BY tens Of Thousands, have
almost entirely ceased manufac turing
goods for future sales. The same is true
ofcarpenters, bricklayers, laborers, COOP
pers and others, thousands Of workmeu
being obliged to leave the city in quest
Of work 10 other localities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

COL d. p. Dyer has placed US under
obligation for bound volumes Of the Con.
grcssional Globe, containing the proceed.
ings Of the third session of the Fortieth
Congress. Accept our thanks, Colonel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

A SIMPLE BUT SURE REMEDY FOR
CoRNs ON THE. TOES AND FEEr-When
. young man, l used to be very much an.
noyed by these painful excrescences called
"corns," on the toes and feet, until l was
told Of very simple but effectual remedy
for them by some person. 1t was to
bathe the feet in tepid water to soften
them; then pare them of very closely
with sharp penknife, then rub on we'll
green pssch leaves; when, after contin-
uing the rubbingon once or twice day,
the corns will entirely disappear, and not
return, without the cause which frst oc-
casioned them. / have often tried the
remedy, and never found it to farl yet.
1t seems to be the prussia acid in the
peach tree leaves that takes them away.
A good corn salve eould no doubt be
made for winter use by bruising the peach
tree leaves when green, then boil them 10
water until the strength il extracted, then
take out the leaves, strain the water of
the sediment, and add sufficient guam
tity of common resin, beeswax, tailov and
lard oil to make it soft enough, and sim
mer down, without burning, until the Va
ter is all evaporated. Soften and pare
the corn, AZ before directed, spread it on
q small piece Of cambria or hnen, and
apply, putting On the sock or stocking
carefully, so as not to rub it Of. KeeI
applying until they disappear. .-Ex.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

Severe shocks Of earthquake we're felt
10 Nevada and California last week. At
some places the water was forced through
the Garth to the hight Of twenty. five
fret
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

A letter received at Washington on the
9th ult.. from prominent Texas Dem.
ocrat, says that if Gen. Reynolds report
decides in favor Of Davis, Radical cand.
idate for Governor, an appeal will be
made by the Conservatives iu Texas for
IN INVESTIGATION By Congress into the cleo
ton. It is claimed that the most giaring
frauds have been committed, and details
are given to sustain the charges. In sew
eral precincts in Hill county, where Han.
iltou, for Governor, had quite large maj
critics, tho ballot boxes we're taEen away
before the polls closed; snd when they
we're returned and the votes counted, the
result was in favor Of Davis. The Con.
ssrvatives maintain that Hamilton was
elected by 1000 majority.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

T. D. Chamberlain was elected presi
dent Of the Warren County Agricultural
aud Mechanical Association on the 20tt
nit.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

The President says: ~ hopo to see
tho time when everywhere in this country
overy man may follow bis lawful business
wherever be pleases, and express his
opinion on all subjects, and give his vote
IS he likes, and have it counted without
being molested or insulted for it. And
then If We can all unite in maintaining
the public faith and public credit, our
political differences will not be Of much
account" Why, Mr.. Grant, how can you
hope for such things, when the measures
adopted by you and your party promise
lust the reverse
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

The Senate attested their dislike fol
Attorney General Roar BY lagsly refus
ing 10 confirm his nomination to the So
preme Bench.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

Edwin NJ Stanton, who is more widely
than favorably known, died on the 25th,
and was buried on the 9th ult.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

The Co, grcssional recess will end, and
that august hody again meet, on Monday
next.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

President Grant wss presented with ,
forty pound turkey Tor hh Christmas din
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06

An Atlanta (ds. telegram OF the z0o
ult. says "Governor Bullock has issued q
proclamation, summoning all persons
elected to the General Assembly Of the
State Of Georgia, by procla nation Of Gen
Meade, June 25th, 1868, who are quail
fed, to appear in Atlanta on the 10th day
Of January, where persons equally quail.
fed 10 hold Office in accordance with the
act of Congress in such cases made aud
provided, will be organised into Senate
and House Of Representatives as the Pro
visionsl Legislature Of Georgia fol
the purpose Of promoting the reconstruc
ton Of civil government in Georgia III
in accordance with the laws Of the Uuitcd
States"
Some time since Commissioner Delau'
decided that pork packers we're mansfac-
turers, within the meaning Of the law
and ordered assessments accordingly y
To this remonstrauces were made froR
different parts Of the country; recently
Commissioner Delano tslegraphed to
Edmund Jssssn. Collector at Chicago, te
suspend the sollctiea Of tax on pork
packers assessed vndeE section four, ac
Of March 81, 1868, until Otherwise or
dered. The same instruction will be is
issued to collectors shrougheut the ooun
try where pork packing is carried on ex
ten sively. a 8. .-.s4 .su
Dickens says, ~ have known vas
quantities of nonsense talked about BAT
men rot looking you in the face. Don''
trust that conversational idea. Diohon
ssty will stare honesty out Of counte
sases ssy day 10 the week, II there Il
spythiss TO b. GOT byit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
Alarria9es.

On the 18th instant, al The house OF the
BRIDES father. near Kesrneysvllle, 6y
Rev. DR.. BiuIe. Mr.. A. c. Drawbaugh,
Mefchan, at Kearneysville, TO Miss En-
ma S. Roberts.
ON the End inst, al The residence Of
Jacob williamson. ESQ.,, by Rev. Albert
jump, Mr.. John Queen 10 Miss Ehzd-
beth Curfey. both Of Berkeley county.
In Charlotles vile, on the 18Th ul', by
Rev. r. X. Meade. the Rev Charles n.
Page, of Hedgesvile. Berkeley county,
W. Va, TO Miss Jane Lsaion, Of Cana
da East.
Ia Winchester. Va, Tuesday the 7th
inst, BY Rev. NJ. L. Shuford, MIR.
Charles H. Uelck. of Boonsboro. Nd.
10 Miss Annie r. Shyord. daughter oil
the officsung minister OF The iormer
place.
On the 2nd inst. by the Rev. J. l..
Clark, Mr.. Joseph ". Chapman and
Miss Sarah E. HiIson, sIl.oi Berkeley
county. &.
Ga the I4th inst. q, The house OF 'he
brides father. by Rev. VIM. Gethard''
Mr.. Frank KimneH of Msr'insSufg. to
Miss Sophia l. Daiscick Of Arden town
ship. Berkeley county.
On The l4rh INST, by Rev. NorVs!
Wilson, at the residence OF the bFlces
parents, 10 Berkeley county, Mr.. Ed II:
UTison of Baltimore. to Miss Mary y.
LIGHT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UHEAT-Receipis very small. and
with good demand from nlllers. prices
were ffmer for mrdIum grades MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania. the latter recovered
The decline reported yesterdsy-ihe Gales
include 1900 bushs Pennsy lvsbia al 46
aSl 4s; 1000 bJshs Mary land at 4OsS-
] 45 for good. and 81 go for prime-no
choice offered.
CORN-Ooly $500 bushels offered (;
m'rssl active and prices 2s3 cts higher
1000 tu'hs white sold al 20sSl 81 for
PRIME. and l5aSl Is for lower quality
1000 bu'hs good to prime yellow at 10
as IL; 600 bushs blue eyed At 81 OS {;
$50 bushs Western mixed at 81 Us.
GOLD-Goij sold 10 New York al,
l24ssl 49,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
Teachers Institute.

There will be Teachers institute in
Jefferson county, commencing Tuesday,
August 22d, continuing four days. Com
pe,eu, Instructors have been engaged by
the Safe Superintendent. and Lecture
on some educs.ionsl topic will be given
each evening OF The Institute. The friends
near by will be expected TO entertain
those from other towns. Where shall II
he held /! n G. BRACKETT,
County Superintendent.
eS We received The above notice from
MIR. N. C. Bracket. Of Harpers Ferry,
the County Superintendent Of Public
Schools. and we would suggest that The
Institute be teld in this place. We are
confident ,hs, the Teachers in attendance
will find our town very pleasant place
for few days sojourn. .a
10 Rain, rain, rain, has been The or
der Of the day for the pas, two weeks'snd
the consequence is, as we learn IRON
our farmers. the wheat is proslrsled TO The
ground, and is considerably damaged oy
ueayil. scab and rust, and that a half
crop will no, be realized in this county
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
Deaths.

10 Baltimore, on Monday last. Robert
S., infaht son Of James A. and Rosa p.
Buchanan.
10 Washington City. on the 7th inst.
Mr'. CGfharine "a. Rightstine. former
ly OF this place. in the 7lsi year OF her
age. She had been resident Of Wash
ing 26 years.
On tie morning n! the 10Th inst. at
his residence near KesrnsysvIIie in this
county, Of Consumption Mr.. Thomas
c. TrusseH. in the Ash year Of his sge.
In Charle.iown. on the 18th inst,
Horatio Eugene. infan, son Of w. w. b.
and Belle w. GsIlaber. aged 3 months
end l6 dave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. FEMALE SEMINARY Rev. J. L.
Miller, formerly pastor of the Lutheran
Church Of this place, has opened a Fee
male Seminary, a: Ssauuion, Va, with a
full corps Of teachers, and will commence
the frs, session in September next. 1t
is entitled "Von Bora Fensle Seminary"
Expenses for iuilion in the English and
Scientific course, with board, furnahed
room, fuel and light included, will be
$3.50 for the annual session. For par.
,iculars. address, Rev. J. |. Miller, Prln-
cipal. or Prof. E. Louis Ide. Superinlend-
en-, Of the Music Department. Judging
from the ability and qualifications Of Rev.
Mr.. Miller,we predic, bright success"
for this lsudsble undertaking, and we
heartily commend the institution 10 the
public a, large.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

&C. CENsus.-Towner Schiey. Esq,
is now engaged in taking the census Of
this County. He entered upon his labors
ON Monday last in the lower part OF the
County, in the mountain. lie will want
10 know OF every family the names, ages,
sexes coors, &C., OF its members, and al
so information for The compilation OF sta
tsiIes conserving farm productions man
ufsciurss, &c. The information gwen
must be, as nearly as possible. exact and
should be properly gwen by the head oil
the family. Paterfsmiliss will DO well to
attend 10 This himself, for it is worth re-
mombering that any false ipformanop'
purposeiy given, subjects the offender 10
a fine Of $50; and This fine can be sued
for as debi by the Deputy or Assistant
Marshal 10 whom the false information Is
given. The value Of the "Census Re.
turns" oueh, to be appreciated by every
intelligent man, and every good citizen
should do bis part toward ensuripg expe-
dillon and reliability.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

great 6te occurred in The Prrs Dis
Ircl. in ConsIan!Inople, Turkey. on the
Oh instant. destroy ing over 1000 build.
ings, and burning to death and killing by
the falling walls over 500 persons. At
some points whole families were hemmed
in by lie flames and perlshed in full view
Of the spectators who were unable I"res-
cue them. Some OF tie Turks IN the
spirit of falalIsm peculiar to ltclr race
and religion, shul sLrmscISes up N their
burning houses and refused assistance and
IN Ell death with murmUr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. Save your lime and money by U.s.
ing spears Preserving Solution" It is
perlecS srlisepiic tie cheapest and best
method in The sorld for preserving all
kinds Of Fruits, JeIlIes. Speed Fruits,
Tomatoes, Cider, Wine, Mix. &c. II
saves sugar. I,ssEes the trouble Of zeal.
ing. 1t saves the expense OF sealing or
air tight jars or cans. 1t is SO per cent.
cheaper than any other method One
bottle will preserve l2s pocnjs OF fruii,'
or AZ gallons Of wine or cider, or 1913
gallons Of milk. Ii is cheap. heillhful
and elf.clu,l. Csll and examine il. For
sale only by Henry NJ. Billings. Drug
gist. June ls-f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

~BnrIaoRE.-On recent visit to BAL
timore we took occa sion TO 'turn IN" al 'he
Merchants II otel, corner Pratt and hanover
sire els, kept by Mr.. Schofeld. Inns ho'ei Is
kept upon the European plan, pay J0r '0nal 20"
get, and don't pay for ichat you dom! GEL" ms
hotel is conducted upon the most excellent or
der, everyt hing in complete Trim, and Inc Ia
bles filled with all the substantials and deiica-
cies of the season.; besides, Mr.. Schoheld, The
proprietor is a very clever and accommodating
gentleman. Mr.. Levy, the young CLERK a
Virginian BY birth, is also an exceedingly cieV-
er and ahable young gentleman, and viii DO ms
best TO make all his guests comfortable and
agreeable.
We found Mr.. Henry Stonebraker, "a Cam
de IN Street, as busy as mailer, as usual, put
ting up large quantities Of his popular Medi
cines for shipping 10 all parts of the country.
"Stonebraker's Medicines have rece ived
wor ld-wide reputation, and too much praise
cannot be su arded TO the proprietor oil these
excellent remedies, Henry S,onebraker, for his
perseverance, in prosecuting such an extensive
and laudable accomplishment, for curing many
diseases of the human family. We hope he
may still be more successful 10 his great work.
We also called in to take peep at our old
friend amos l.. Towner, who Is with the ex-
tensive Dry Goods firm of Hamilton Easter
Co., on Baltimore Street. We found him very
busy ling goods and attentive to his cusio-
mers. This fouse is the largest establishment
of :he kind in the rity of Baltimore, employing
between rs and 100 clerks and ssle'men of
different kinds, each individual having his reg
ular occupation 10 perform. Persons from this
section wishing 10 make purchases should call
upon Their old friend Jrmes when visiting the
city.
We also drqpPe4i in TO see another one of JET
ferson' good boys, Harry Nicely The lire Halter,
81 Euiaw Sheet and found him very busy en-
gagged in selling Hats Of all kin dS, and as happy
as wood pecker on cherry Tree. Harry Is
also "bold sojer boy" being Orderly Sergeant
of Company g. Fifth Regiment Maryland
Guards. This Regiment has challenged the
Fifth Regiment of Philadelphia, for a contest in
a drilIir G match, at Cape May, on the 4Ih of
July, and We have no doubt but that Harry will
do his .lerel best" in winning the Prize. Per-
sons from this county visiting Baltimore should
not forget TO drop in and take peep at Harry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

Pic-Nics will soon be in season.
The blackberry or promises well.
Fourth Of July comes on Monday this
yesr.
Ii you would thrive in business, sd.
yeTtse.
Mrs. Sue La,ty is deputy sheriff Of
Des Moines county. Iowa. Go il, Sue
we'll hold your bonnet.
the annual meeting Of the West vir
ginis Historical Society was held in Nor
gsnIown. on Wednesday last. An sd.
dress was delivered before The Society
by David II. STROLLER. Esq.
The Washington Municipal election
took place Monday. Matthew q. Enc.
~. cltizens candidate, va. elected MAYOR
over Ssyles }. Bowen. radical candidate,
BY majority Of 1900.
Seven hurdted and fifty bushels Of
wheat was sold on Wednesday al George.
town at 81 IS 10 81 55.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

O. At the recent Horse Show al Hs-
gers,own. Mr.. John W. Neer Of Hsrper's
Ferry, received premium Of $25 Tor The
bsst thorough. bred stallion, and Mr.. Mat.
thew Quinn. also OF Ilsrper's Ferry, $50
for the best thoroughbred mare. r..s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. The Berkeley Union Of Saturday
las, contained the following item in refer
ence 10 storer College al Hsrper's Fer.
ry:-.
SroRER CoLLEGE.-The Normal De-
psitmeni OF this Institution, will hold lis
Third Anniversary al Howard Hall. Hsr-
per's Ferry, June 10Th and 10th. The
Trustees meeting will be held on the
18th The Prize Destinations will com
mence on The 18th. at 8 o'clock. A. NJ.
The Comm,t,ee 10 award the prizes are
CHARLES ID. Voslburg. Esq.s OF Martins
burg. Charles Davies. Esq, and Rev.
Daniel Ames. Of Hsrper's Ferry. Din
nsr will be served by Messrs. BuHill q
Brown. Of Marlinsburg. al 3 o'clock, P.
NJ, after which addresses will be d.liv-
cred by Hon. s. P. Morrell. NJ. c., J..
n. Wisner. Esq, Rev. Geo. II. Ball, D..
D., and others. Excursion tickets from
MsrInsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

d. Festival Ladies Of the
~. e. Church. South. will hold Fesli.
val in The room over W. B. I.suck's Book
Store. on Saturday evening, 18Th inst.
and conlinue several Saturday evenings.
the proceeds to be applied 10 furnishing
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
HINKLEY KNITTER.

For Family Use. price $40, Kni,s EVERY.
THING, uses only one needle, simple, reliable.
Circular and sample stocking sent FREE. Kni,s
ten pairs per day. A child can operals II.
AsEsTs WAITED. Address
Huxley Knitting Machine Co., Bath. Me-,
OF i7e BROADWAY, N. Y.
June ls, 1870. ~" 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. Rev. A. A. p. Neil, Of Hedges
vile. will deliver Temperance Address,
m the basement Of the NJ. +. Church.
Son,h. on Tuesday evening. June 2lst,
1870, commencing at 8 o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited to sttend
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. OLD John RoSlnson's Circus and
Meuagerie will exhibit at Campbell
Court House. near Ly nchhurg, Va, on
the 2nd of July. He is making his way
for The Valley of Virginia. ami will prob
ably be here sometime during the latter
psIi OF Augusi.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

&c. In consequence of necessary alb.
sence a, Synod during The regular day for
preaching in the Lutheran Church Of this
place. Rev. Or. Bi,ile will preach to-
morrow evening Sunday al line regular
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
g. On Monday morning last, party

IS On Monday morning last, party
of aboU. sixty persons LEI! the Calvert
street Station in Baltimore, on q special
train belonging to the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad. for an excursion Of six days
over the gses, network OF railroads a
mong the coal and oil regions Of the west
erD part OF Pennsylvania. The trip was
projected by Mr.. Thos. +. Firth, treas
uIer Of the Pennsy lvsnia Central railroad,
10 afford Southern railroad men and 9th
ers an opportunity Of viewing the scenery
and progress thai has been made in .ha,
section. Among the members of the
Press We notice the names Of Messrs.
Daniel Derherl and J. p. Harmon Of the
HsgeTsiown Mail, and Mr.. II. ID. Beall
OF The Winchester Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

e. J. E Erwin, Egg, Assessor, is
now engaged in enrolling all persons be-
tween The ages Of ls and As. for militia
duty, in connection with The regular coun-
~ assessment, The law exempls all per
sons from militia duty who ale members
Of Fire Company. Persons between
the above sges,i this place, therefore, can
be exempted from being enrolled for nj
li,is duty. by becoming members Of The
Potomac Fire Company Of this town.
Hand in your names gentlemen al once 10
the Secretary if you are opposed 10 mus
lering as mlllIamen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. A Memorial Association has been
organized in Charles,own.snd elected the
following officers President. Col. r.
w. Baylor; Vice President. Thomas C..
Green; Secretary, Cleon Moore; Trea-
surer, w. G.. Sheerer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

o. We tender our sincere thanks 10
our lady friend IRON the county, on &C.
count of her modes,y we will not men
ZION her name, for basket brim full Of
new Snap Beans. the frs, Of The season.
Ii is needless 10 inform her that we did
Justice to them and fell very much like
the liule boy ~ho cried for more beans.