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A DEFah11faIiNaaDsS DEFah11faIiN e " OMAN. "A Texas pa.
per relates how "a woman residing In the
OF Denton, iE that State,
persuaded her husband to 20 homs.
Alighting from her horae, She went
rapidly to q drinking saloon, where o
number OF sovereigns we're having q
'high time" She singled out the finest
looking man in the crowd, and, walking
up to him, seized him by the arm and
ordered him to put down the glass.
which he was about to drain. He
dashed down the glass and rushed away !;
the lady followed, and finally cornered
him in the billiard room. She told him.
In firm, determined voice, that the
place he was in and the course he was
pursuing would not answer for her hus.
band; that he was wasting her property,
and that she wonld no longer consent to
be disGraccd and impoverished by him.
She demanded his pistol. He refused.
She took it from him, cooked it and pre-
sented it at him, and told him he must
leave or die. He concluded to leave. She
marched him out as a prisoner of war to
where his horse was hitohed, ordered
him to mount, and in few minutes the
two were leaving town, the wife riding
in the rear of her captured lord, with his
six-shooter in her hand.
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.T13E.xRaeD q. .1Ess44.NrT0
/, Fersign ARairs.

BRRhIs,- January 0.AGen. Won Wer.
der has been heavily reinforced. The
Prussians in The Department Of Yonne
are concentrating Mt Joigny. on the Paris
and Lyons Railway, and reinfOroements
have arrived there from Germany.
The fighting when Darjoutin was cur
ried by storm is described as desperate
on both sides The German loss was
heavy.
LONDON, January Count Bern
stroH, Prussian Minister, received the
following telegram from Bismarck, dated
Versailles, January g.: TIE report Of the
German commander at Rouen, respect
ing the sinking Of the English ooliiers,
has not arrived, but the facts nre known.
Tell Lord Granville we sincerely regret
That onr troops, to avert imminent dan
ger, were obliged to seize the British
ship. We admit the caim for indemni-
ty. Ii upjusti6able excesses were also
committed. we regret them, and will call
the guilty to account. (Signed)
BISMARCK.
Further explanations represent that
French would use them to land troops.
La PHtrie says the financial is worse
than the military situation, and proposes
to return to assignats
Col. Pratt, director of the Anglo
American Ambulance at Orleans, has
gone to bordeaux, to negotiate un ex-
change OF wounded prisoners, Of whom
there are now large numbers on both
sides. yn 80
William Meinzell, member of Psrlia-
ment from Liinerick County, has offered
the Pope a residence on his estate in
Ireland.
SrUrraARr, January Count Won
Iaube has resigned the Ministry of Fo.
elgn Affairs He is succeeded by Won
Wachter.
VERSAILLES, January 0-P. M.-Last
night the fire from our batteries South
OF Paris was increased, md buildings
inside OF Fort Mont Rouge were burning
all night: To-day there is a dense fog,
and the ,bombardment is not SO heavy.
The return fire of the French is weak.
Ihe dermans lost, on Sunday, twenty
i've men. The column advancing on
LIE Mans reached ST.. Calais yesterday,
meeting with hslightresistance.
berlin, January 1O.-The second in
stalment of tue German loan has been
taken by contractors OF an advance.
LONDON, January l0.-Shaw Lefeuvre
has been appointed Home Secretary.
The Brussels Echo, to-day, saws the
military has again been summoned to
the Belgian frontier. Staff officers havo
already arrived in the neighborhood of
Longroy. The Prussians continue the
Investment of Givet, near the Belgian
border. Berlin letters to London ionr-
nails assert that the London conference
IS likely to- consider the question of
peace, shonld Paris surrender during the
session.
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American Intellixcnce.

CHARLEsToS, January l2.-Arrived-
steamships Corinna and Champion, New
York; Virginia, Philadelphia; Sea Gull,
Baltimore.
New YORK, January 1.-THE steamer
VILE de Paris has arrived from Aspin-
wall. correspondent says: II AM in
formed, by Cuban officer, that a plan
was organized to seize the steamer Ocean
Queen. from New York on the Sd. Gen.
w: A. Q. Ryan, of Cuban celebrity,
sailed in the Ocean Queen, under the as.
sumed name OF Ashbury, after slipping
upon the Ocean Queen 1000 cases Of
arms and ammunition. 200 or 800 Gu
ban troops were expected to 60 abourd
as passengers, and during the voyage
seize the steamer, land the troops and
arms ut some point in Cnba, and then
release the steamer. 200 United States
troops aboard the Ocean Queen, for Ca
lfornia, alarmed the Cuban troops, who
remained ashore. Ryan is going alone
to Aspin wall, where the stores were
landed. Subsequently the Hornet ar
rived, shipped the stores, and departed
for Cuban port.
ln the United States District Court.
this afternoon, Judge Bradford gave a
decision in the case of the steamer Flo
rida, libelled by the United States for
alleged violation of neutrality laws. The
Court held that the fact of the vessel be-.
ing laden with war material was not n
violation Of law, and as there was no
evidence before the Court Ito show that
she had been fitted out to3cruise against
State with which the United States
Government was at peace, the vessel was
released and the libel discharged.
REWBERJE N. q Tapuorv ia f~o
on Pollock street destroyed the Episco.
pal Church, Baer G. Eppler's dry good
store, and Nashe's bookstore. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. The
church was not insured.
HIcHMoND, January 1.-THE Senate,
to-day, passed joint resolution, pro-
vldlng for submission of the adjustment
OF the State debt with West Virginia to
arbitration, by vote of thirty one to
four.
HARRIsBuRa, PA, January 11.-John
Covode, member OF Congress. died of
heart disease.
New ORLEANS, January 11.-The Pom
chartrain Railroad sued the Chattanooga
Railroad for $500. 900 for trespnssinp on
its right of way, damaging the property.
etc.
Negro children havo been admitted.
by the social equality public school au-
thorities, into schools which were here
tofore attended only by white children.
WASHINGTON, January 11.-Gov. Clay
ton has been elected Senator from Ar.
kansas. There are half dozen candi.
dates for the Senate from Kansas. The
Missouri Democrat correspondent tele.
grnphs that Ross, who voted against
Johnson's impeachment. has no chance.
The alumni Of Yale College elected VIM.
NJ. Evarts President. A disorderly
meeting against Gladstone occurred in
London last night.
Major Perry Fuller, Collector OF Gus
toms, under Johnson, at New Orleans, il
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward

WHEREAS official information has been
w communicated to this Department that
on the morning OF the 9Th instant, the dead
body OF ADAM +. DUBARD, an aged snd re-
spectacle citizen, was found brutally murder
cd on the public highway leading to Winns-
boro, about six miles above Columbia; and
whereas the party or parties who perpetrated
this wanton and unprovoked murder are un.
known, in order that justice may be done. and
the majesty OF the law vindcated,
/. ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor OF the
State aforesaid, do hereby offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the appre-
OF tho murderer or murderers Of the said
Adam F. Dubard or each OF thom. with proof
to convict.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand. and caused the great seal OF tho
State to BIO affixed, at Columbia, this 11th
day OF January, A. D. 1871, and in tho
z ninetv-fourth year OF thelndependence O!
the United Suites OF America
ROBERT z. SCOTT, Governor,
F. L: CARDozo, Secretary Of State,
Jan 10 ..'.
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PURE GYPSUMI

Containing Eighty Per Cent Of Soluble Natter,
~ ROUND and prepared in this citv. and
w warranted free from adulteration.
Tho annexed communication from Prof
Charles U. Shepard, Jr., of the purity of this
article. IL guarantee OF it's highly valuable
qualities to the farmer, being available when
mixed with other manures, to the great adj
vantage of any kind Of crop. Uneaualed aa
q top dressing for Wheat, Rye, Barley, &c.
and the Graeses, (one peck Of which will shov
ylaib!e improvement on an acre of groupd.)
his valuable Manure ia offered for aale at
the low price OF $l5 per ton cash, or on time
FOR city acceptance, with interest added.
Put mp Tor shipment in bags Of 400 pounds
each. All orders by mail, in aooordance with
above terms, will be promptly executed by
JOHN H. HOLMES.
Commission Merchant, Boyce's Wharf
Charleston, s. G..
OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FHRTIL1zRRs
LABnAToRY OF TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
QUEEN STREET, CHARLESTON, &. O.,
November q, 1870.
Mr.. John II. Holmes.
DEAN SIR: The GYPSUM submitted by yon
for analysis is the most remarkable Ihave
ever secn for its freedom from impurities OF
every kind containing as it does but one-third
OF one per cent. OF insoluble matter II IL
can be supplied Of similar quality. it cannot
fail to prove great boon to Southern agricul-
turs, as thero is no crop to which it is not be-
nefcial, whether applied alone or in conjuno-
tion with other msnures. Very respectfully.
your obedient servant.
(Signed)
CHARLES o. SHEPARD, JR., NJ. D.
Jan IL t22
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A woman in Terre Haute CLUES her
husbands eye.lids together when he gets
drunk, and when he promises better
things she soaks them in warm water
and restores his vision.
Spain is the only country that has ever
protested against the importation of
fresh Aostas. -.
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One of Philadelphia's meanest men
has found that the pecuniary value of
the Christmas presents he received is
less than the value Of those he gave, and
ne has written letter tothe Press, COM
planning Of it.
"A Minnesota Sunday School boy
shocked his teacher, who asked what he
had learned during the week, by the an
swer that he had Learned not to trump
his partners AGO."
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The stories of the correspondents, at
the Prussian headquarters are not re-as-
suring to the apprehensions of the stock
exchange. One is that Moltke has ready
prepared complete plan for the inva-
sion of England. and the Prussian off,
GERS assure their English friends that it's
execution will not be at all difficult.
Around Paris the rich furniture of hun
dreds of villas has been burned to warm
the soldiers. Nothing burns 80 we'll as
piano wood" At Versailles they are
eating all the COWS, and the destruction
of every young animal as soon as born
will make famine in the future. At one
point we are told of 50, 900 men sleeping
in the open Dir on q frosty night, warm
ing themselves from time to time at
huge fires of unthreshed wheat, which
added their glow to the fires of burning
villages.
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In the Court of Probate---Lexington.
Er por:e Alexander H. Wolfe, Administrator
OF W. NJ. Beckham, deceased.
l,ett:ton 70 Sell Personal Property of Deceased
HDUHSUANT to tho order OF Hon. A. H.
IL Caughman, Judge Of Probate for Lex.
iington IN County, will sell, OH the first day Of
February next and days succeeding,
The PERSONAL PROPERTY Of ". III.
Beckham, deceaued, consisting Of about
80 Bales Cotton,
10 Mules, Horses and Colts.
GO Hogs, 80 Cattle,
Fodder, "a
Four-Hors Wagons, OrCart. large
quantity OF Farming Implements, House and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The sale will be commenced at what ia
known as the james Bates place, in Richland
Fork, and continued there until all the pro
perty on that place is sold; and on the day
Immediately succeeding. the sale will be con
tinuod at the Baker place. in Lexington, the
late residence Of the deceased, and Continued
there until all the property is cold. It ia
thought the sale at the Bates place will 90
cupy about two days, and the sale commenced
at the Baker place on the third.
Terms OF saie each.
=, 8. NJ. ROOF, Sic.
sheriff's Office, Lexington G. H., January 9.
1871. Ian 12thatn+ -
aSr The Charleston Ne,cs and Dalv Union
will copy and send bills to s. NJ. r.
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pUCHU Is A sTIMuLANT. and Of itself may fail 70
} effect y cure. hui Ruchu when sciens'f csielv eonl-
bined with Bromide Of Potassium and other ingredients,
produces aeedativs effect, aud causesa healthy action,
thus increlsiy the powers vi uIpcstoE, a.ia, my MDta-
ton. reducing all upAssaYsi wsllpgs stepl ing rain and
inhamation. and causing the repairs and nuiriments iA
the human body " he greater than tks waste thus pre-
venting decomposition and decay. and gives n.rrish-
lnent. health and yigor to the system.
Ny BCJHU h e~ea for all disc asses arising from ex-
eesscs: such "a weakness and Pain In the Bach End Lsgs,
trembling In the region Of the Heart. Meak Nerves,
Ps!lid Countsnance. IryIsss of the Skin. Scrcfula,
syphilis, In It's siany fornss. Ulcers, and Tuniors.
toms and diseases, relief is at hand. Get "A Lottl. Of NY
Buchu and Bromide VI Potassium al once and you may
rely on being cured.
know fast what l say. Ny record as a Conpouldcr
NJ Medicine IL second to no man in The Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago. as my feli"w- eli izc, 5
in the city in which l now dwell: ! have cur.d mere rso-
pie Of various diseases than all the physicians In Louis
vile put together. Undoubtedly. for every single pa
lent that any Louisville physician hasl have a hrndrA.
| am no npstart Of yesterday. Ny Medicines are . Sue
ccss-n great success. Louisville Is moi large enough fer
Patent Medicine Trade here. One aud anoiker has tried.
by copying after me here in Louisville. To compete with
me. but. one after another. their gGns have been si!el ced,
and their Efforts have iccn ainrti,c.
Ny Medicines are good and answer the purnsse-ihaI
IS The secret Of my success. Ny reputation a. com-
i'oundcr 81 good. reliable articles is fully c,fathsl.d.
lbelicve my kuchn aud Bromide of Potassium H. ,hs
best article now in the market for The cure Of all disras-
IS " the urinary Or 2eni;o-urinary organs. sp,h rs
Nocturnal lnco,,i!ncncc, irritahiiity Of the Rlndee r ana
I r.tlira. inflammation Of the I.l,i il VI the II .dncy, AID all
that class IF diseases.
Euy a dollar bottle and be cured. Use as per directions
in all cases. JOHN Bull. NJ. d..
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BULLS
SARSApARILLA (!

ST. lots. April 20.
DR. JOHN hiL.-Uear Sir. Know ing the efficiency .
YOUR Sarsnparilla. and the healing and beneficial surIi
ties II possesses, ! send you the following statement ~
case.
was wounded about two years ago-was taken pris.
Dner and confined for sA months. Rchg moved 50 Of
my " onnds have not healed yet. ] have not sat up
. moment since ] was wonnsed. ! am sho; through tie
hips. Ny general health il impaired, aud need .,,r.
thing to assist nature. have more faith IN your Sar-
sararila than any thing else. wish that to be gcnu-
Please express nv half q dosrn bottles ana obIigs
CArrAIS q. I. JOHNSON.
r. =. Mr.. johnson was the sun ~ a skillfui surgeon.
Ills neither recommended 70 her friends. aud fr many
wears used my ssrsapnrilla with perfect success. In
Scrcfula and Fever sores Mrs. johnson states that the
cures effected were almost miraculous. Read my Juur-
nal for extended information and advice In Your case.
Wy Journal contains certificates of cmir, y. POI sens,
ministers aud medical mcn--men Y ho are know d her, in
his oinmurity for integrity aud vrracity. hav. re-
Gently received y most remarkable ceri.icat. from, sn
eminent gentleman ~ Louis VIE. JO!lS Ml.l.
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b U L LIS
Worm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmLANcw, W ALxER Co, Ga.
June 20.
DR. JouS B,LI-Dcar Sir: have recently given yesr
Worm Destroyer several trials and find II " cnde fully
II has not faile! in n single instance, to have
the wished for effect. am doing a pretty large country
practice. and have daily use fer some article Of the l. ind.
l am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS J.. CLEMENT. N. u.
+. =. So unqualified and numerous ARE tho tcstimo-
IN favor Of my Worm DESTROYER that nswsI arsr
space l. entirely too small Ia tell it, merits.
IL is an infsllibie remedy for Worms. Try II md he
See my Journal for y more full description.
JOHN BlLI..
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Leaving The Fast and arriving at Chi
cr1o or indianapolis. how shall we reach
he West? The best Line is acknowl.
"der,i 10 he the c.. IL. 4 g.. Joined to-
.c,hcr With the Il. 4 NJ. Railroad by the
Iron Bridge al Huntington, and called
tho bJRIiNGroN NotTE.
The main line of tic liou.c running to
Omal,a. connects with The great Pacific
Roads, aud forms to-day the i~ealin.
route to California. The Middle Branch.
entering Nebraska a, Portsmouth. pass
"A, through Lincoln. the Stale Capital,
mi will this year be finished to Fort:
kcarncy, forming the shortest route
across The Continent by over 100 miles
Another branch Of the u. NJ. divcrw.,
Ing al Red Oak. falls into a line running
DOWN the Missouri through 81. Joe to.
kinsas City. and all Kansas. Passengers
~ this rrnic 10 Kansas. see Illinois.
Southern Iowa. and Missouri. and. by Il
slight divergence. can see Nebraska also.
Lover of fine views should remember
The Darlington Route. for its towns .'highI
~glcauniny from affair its trcc-fringcd
~~ircams-its rough bluffs and uuarrics -
iiS orn-occans stretching over the prai-
ries further than csc can reach.
I.and-buycr- will be- sure TO remember
it. for they have friends among the two
thousand who have already bought farms
from Geo. :. Harris. the Land Commi.
sioacr Of the IL. & II. II. II. at Burling-
Iowa. or among the four thousand
hcmc-sicairrS ani prc-cmptors who last:
wear filed claims in the Lincoln land Of
lice. where Uncle sam is rich enough
To give u. all Il :lrn."
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70 Live Men in Dubois County

We are dc>ilous Of publishing a papar
wlich will advance Tic interest. OF tho
county in every way, and 10 That end
request your assistance. We want you
to furnish any items which you think
will be Of interest in your locality, any
local events Of interest happening we
would be glad to hear of,--also any dis
covcrics Of minerals, or other articles.
Remember, We cannot be everywhere nj
the same time, and il You want n really
good paper. you can help make il so.and
III the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject. aud for
those who have not been accustomed Ia
writing for the public, We will cheer
fully correct any error their manu-
script my contain. Send along the
items.
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II" Somebody. d%csirous OF taking /:
w. rae, stole a horse ia Crawford
n't!v la>l week and rode 10 The west
'"' o! 'hi- county. where he turned him
H"''' ana stole another wlic!, he rode
u ncisihorhood Of Washington and
.'''.' turned loose. The owners of boil,
4'"f g recovered Heir property.
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~ Jo-cp!i Srrmcrsi.ciin Ia, been il.
cincinnati nearly a week, scrin. his
Numerous friends. and laying in an cx-
ia -iors Of winter goods.
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VI Ir. in. l.. Eimi>;on will open
"'"ht school Monday evening Nov.
a'' O'Clock l.. ". Persons wish
y 10 learn The English language or 10
"''sI'e themselves in The sciences Of
-af' i%'iiiciic. English Grammar. Pen
""'' sup, on any ofifc ordinary branches
"F' now oiirici a good opportunity to
Go 80. Sec advertisement.
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'rb Arws.- We have received ii-
iii.alioa ;'iai Tie contract TOR Iuiiiin.
~ h"rsi'ort r-iiruai from l.ocapori 4,
. Per, WAS awarded 10 ID. &. i,raniiam
=" 'o.. aud that the work VIII be pushed
.gfwarl with energy.
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t.Tiieal tilc nciicc Of the Dubois
f'''.y Agricultural Society. fora meet
'- 81 stockholders. This will be an
Nv GRANT meeting rs tie permanent.
'f-hniiF';on. and other details viii prob
7 ,a.en DC coisunaici I.
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IL Tie Hearth and Home Is n most
y client week., family paper. beautiful
IN I>irated. AID j. always Il welcome
'-s"f 10 or table. :,cnt. iu. il. Or
-h-o 'uil Co.. ai5 Broadway, New
i"4k. Price. 50 i wear.
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GA planning mill i, needed in ibis
nice badly. and some cntcrprisimy per-
s'n co;i' make M investment Of c%al,i,ai
j.. ;liat direction pay Handsomely.
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ZIP Wlca. has advanced a little in Tho
city markets. w understand the mill.
ers Of il"ntingburg AMI this place are
laying 81 - per hnsi,ci.
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90 We understand the Two iris, mil.
: MlaLic- OF f!uniin"'rre have CON
+ LATED. a:d intend Iun,ing b.s oar
:, h. here!f.nr.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COCNTEltFEITS!.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been countcrfeiicd, and
The c.rntcri.i,.r trough 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC .SYRrf.
The genuine article must have hr. John Bulls private
Stamp on each hottie. III. Jchn hull oni, has III. right
10 manufacture sni s.ii lie orr. inal John Smiths Tonic
SYRUP If Louisville. k.n,goL.. Examine well the lal,
On ,acl. hottie. if -" rri.stc stamp Is not on each
hottie 10 not rurch,se. "r 1nl will be deeeisei.--
-. NY r.innn adv,rtis-msnt. and my show card. |
NJ pros, ei'. any one in:rii ,i Z Oh my rishi. The <. uu-
~ ..iniin's I,.s.e Syrup can only be prepared b, my
-.f.
THs II MES Ssr's>T.
Is. JOHN BULL.
I.ai Tile, kenirrky. March 3. ISL.
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- We are under obligations to Hon.
y. &. Kerr, for Eew York papers,
! eaiih permitting. lie viii he 1T ho,nc
3. tin in few day.
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\ ntW io.n Gale C,.iyill, /.
Thai ra.: ~ ~ .an i .. ..i.. Shelby pr,,-
~ ~ ii'li township. on The linz of IT,,
"a ohei Lihe Ecw -tilu,, an, -.
y ~ r.il'roti. \ sale .. lois will lake.
ace ere .oug.
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f%i'rfs"ns DESTROYS of neat NOM.
"'Hiai tombstone work. will do well 10
",'hA.f TINT John Smith. the gentle
a-cAi OF Henry II. rhli.orn, OF
'"''Niiie' will he in The town. of Jas.
i'uh';ngbnrg and Ferdinand. dur
"e next week 10 receive orders for
''"Ts OF work. This house can be
''''F' al'on for filling contracts in their
the letter, aud in uncxccptiona.
.'!ir. Numerous specimens in the
rent b'ir. Ing ground. or these local.
'i'es' TIC superiority Of l.cir work
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(~TA good deal Of sickness. generally
o Tie mils'er sort. is prevalent in this
{, un'y ri Tie present time.
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TsNc rrgrc. 10 learn OF tLc death o:
-"r. John Green. a farmer living in The
Tern portion Of this township. lie
'''a Isl sunday night. Of cungcstivc fc-
~ NJ. ''r"ch WAS ore OF the pioneer
"e'is"f's'i> county. having lived in the
'-hoorhood where he died for many
p's. lie leaves a wife AMI n large cir
! relatives Il mourn hi, dcpar,urc.
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- arc indebted. 10 IL. :. G. rtc;h-
aa". .iYw IN ,Aicago. for cop;., ofCL.i-
'e" Ts!cr-. Will accomni~ ii The great
Z. the Dr., wiz, thousands OF other.
ard narrcM,. himself.
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or Tir %i:o!,ari saw lor> are advertised
a sheriff sale. by posting in a few
places.