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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-06-25
ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1873.
Hunting Snipe.

Among our own hunters was a trap.
per named Shep Medary-a lively roy
STEERING mountaineer, who liked moth
ing better than to get a joke upon any
unfortunate pilgrim" or "tender foot''
who was verdant enough to confide in
his stories of mountain life.
"What a night" said Shep, as the
moon rose broad and clear-"what a
glorious night for drivin' snipe!"
Here was something new. Two Of
our young men were eager to learn all
about the mystery. ....t.. %.
''Driving snipe! what's that, Shep?
"Tell us about it."
"Did ye never hear?" replied Shep,
with face expressive of wonder at
their ignorance. "Why, it's as old as
the mountains, l guess. We always
choose such weather as this for drivin'
snipe. The snipe are fat now, and
they drive better, and they're better
eatin', too. tell you, a breakfast of
snipe, broiled on the buffalo chips, is
not bad to take; is it, Dick?" a.a
Beaver Dick, who had just arrived
in camp, thus appealed to, growled an
assent to the proposition contained in
Shops question, and the boys, more
anxious than ever, pressed Shep for an
explanation.
"Maybe" said one of them, "may be,
we can drive the snipe tonight and
get mess for breakfast. What have
we got to do, Shep7"
ooh well" responded Shep, "ifyou're
SO plaguey ignorant, Pm afear'd you
won't do. Howsomever, you can try.
You boys get q couple of them gunny-
sacks and candles, and We'll go out
and start 'em up" '@.f5 ~ h
Elated with the idea of havinga mess
of snipe for breakfast, the two young
men, under Shops direction, each
equipped with a gunny sack and can
die, followed him out upon the plain,
half a mile from camp, accompanied
by some half-dozen members of our
party. The spot was chosen because
Of its proximity to marsh which was
supposed to be filled with snipe. In
reality it was the swarming place for
mosquitoes.
Snow" said shep, stationing the
boys about ten feet apart, "open your
sacks, be sure and keep the mouths of
'em wide open, and after we leave you,
light your candles and hold 'em we'll
into the sack, SO that the snipe can see,
and the rest of us will drive 'em up. It
may take little spell to get 'em start
ed, but if you wait patiently they'll
come"
With this assurance the snipe drivers
left them, and returned Immediately to
camp.
"I've got a couple of green 'uns out
there" said he with asly wink. "They'll
wait some time for the snipe Ito come
up, I reckon" ' .''
The boys followed directions-the
sacks were held wide open, the can
dies kept in place. There they stood,
the easy prey of the remorseless mos
quitoes. An hour passed away, and
yet from the ridge above the camp the
light of the candles could be seen
across the plain. Shep now stole quiz
city out Of camp, and making a long
circuit, came up behind the victims
and, raising a war-hoop, fired his pis-
tol in the air.
The boys dropped their sacks and
started on a two-forty pace for camp,
comingin amid the laughter and shouts
of their compapions.-[ Scribner's.
U The photographers of Richmond
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-06-25

u Fine sensibilities are like wood
biaes, delightful Injuries of beauty to
Irvine round solid, upright stem of
understanding; but very poor things if
allowed to creep-along the ground.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-06-25

" Hypocrisy is folly. 1t is much
easier, safer and pleasanter to be tho
thing which man aims to appear than
to keep up the appearance OF being
what lie is rot. 49,,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-06-25

II Perhaps the best way to protect
the Indians against the white mans
periidy is to give them the right to
vote.
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"HN ". SAMUELS,
G. W. STONER

Iull TREES, ORNAMENT TIA L
Sor.i Iiantsand Flower Seed grown in the
M a'u' only for the South Largest stock
l m aiost complete assortment. Send for
o'''a'ed descriptive Catalogues. -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

u DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE NATTER OF JOSEPH. HOY
AND W. j. PATTISON, INDIVIDUAL
LY AND AS MEMBERS OF THE FIRM
OF OSEPH HOY & CO, BANK
RUPTS.
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is situated on the corner of Sixth and
Murray streets, Alexandria contains
FIVE rooms, besides kitchen, store
room, cistern and a large lot for gar
den. Possession given at once. For
particulars apply at this Office to the
June II. EDITOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
PROPOSALS FOR Sea WALLS

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBoR, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND FOR THB PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL.
OypcE BOARD OF HARBoE CoxnssIoskn
No. PExbKRToSsouAKu, Bosros July IL, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this once anti WEDhBs
20 1873 ~ O'clock for neosins with walls
Common wss in South Boston austed
and Pnt ChsHnel Boston Hsrbor
fats tb Boston Wharf Company and south
east b. and Albany Railroad Company and
l. Por about zoo iines et light Chnn,
P about 300 feet ohes wall on Fort Point Csanna and
g. For ding parcel grade 49, With nstei. ddsed By the
Boston Hsbor which be dedged uniformly depth Of % fee,
meaa low water
Poi fhnr said psresl With good gravel fro. trade IL 10
grade JIG. 49,
Al aforesaid on before October l. 1876.
TIE according plans and specifications
be furnished al this oa between the bonr oeoef 10 the
forenoon u IL O'Clock
The required give satisfactory guaranty that be
viii contract according h proposals and ssuse
bonds for tbs fsihf1l performance Of his oontrar
thousand dollars the specified walls and sling
on,rse; S Be made badns ssslh for Of
"a. Be- paid for Appropriations Of tb LshAnre under
PROPOSALS PoR PURCHASE
SEALED proposals vi. also be received AFORESAID for the pareh Of
me Whole portion Of said
psn fso uAls and DO said hns plAns and
sna 70 pom al the obhf stions Of the Commonwsah
az nsss setween the said Commonwealth the Boston and Al
Conosb te boston Wharf Company and the CITY OF
Bofton dated June 90 1873 ~
The rhi 10 proposals. reserved by the Board
HArbe Commissioner and
of the Governor and Council. -
Psgos,, mus, be Endorsed PrOpos. re.ton To ssut
yoT lie Bssss Of hsrbSr Csazlssoasss
yOSiAB QUIHCy Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Dfniislrp.

Ofniisfrp.
A BEAUTIFUL set of TEETH, s. to $40
n nnse 81 warranted sIsetpg sth gas Doe silver hiAnss
Doe. oPes sai DAYS uh ~ zo9 snts..e ksnenesr zos.
rTFE'rH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN IS
II YKARs-BeHunbing sppheatiss Beautiful tech assnss
nDaerss rslss pIsnIsn isr hsles eLssts sE,eishy
j. yAy vILLghS. ls5 esssk seer BresSvsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
RELISH.
g Nh lI!:I:sa

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
relief Debility and Loss Of Appetite is
valuable for it, purity by the Food Journal Arthur Hin
Hassa VI. D. WentsOrth l.. Scott, r. G. 8. r. A. s. L..
r. A., &c Sold by Grooers oimen. and Chemists, in large
bottles 2s.each Beware Of limitations Prepared b.
G0ODALL. BACKHOUSB Co.
Leeds England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Saturday. Aug. le' 1873
The market for the week has been lnacuVe
m every department No private sales OF importance
have been made and at the Exchange the
have been entirely confined TO legal sales OF no pupnc
interest For the next week the transactions
are confined to legal sales and nothing OF
likely to be done before the middle OF september Wnen
the prominent dealers real estate Will return 70 bust
ness :, <,,,.u. e .h.o o,.,, no.
,d 10 an emigration company $1,000 acres OF land In
McDoxe County, North Carolina. The company intend
onftng M this Fall, and fruit and wool
rasin are to receive most attention, and tobacco II II
proves successful Landholders In that section viii be
greatly benefited. .
this week:
Moadag. Aug l8
TwehS soutb side 1886 feet west Of Sesondayei
Legal ale Ninety Bast River fronting Cease.
hsh) -
Te,sfav. AH9 1o-BV jams NJ. BtIlr
Legal sale ThisV east SIDE SOLO feet south OF Ose hundred
aBd.tsu0-si 25rS5
wefsSsfas, tug. 20-By James MtILr
La sale seveutybtst south de 100 feet west Of TeRhAve
25A9lll tieAsehohL
TAvrsday AE0 2l.-By y. X SterosoA
Ls sale Porseventht, north AIDE 2626 et eas; Of 1eptp
ave, lS9riO05.
Safurdc. Ase. o.
Iss nnyninhst, NORTH 2o5 feet east Of Th'rd,re
25tlO0.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
NsON, ]. W.. Old Bond-st Ludgate-hil, E. C.
DURSUANT to a DECREE ofs the HIGH

PURSUANT to a DECREE offs the HIGH
COURT OF CHANCERY made in cause Of Lnoert on behalf
himself and others against the Mineral Hill Silver Mines Company
limited Others the persons entitled the outstanding and unpaid
debeDtures issued BY the defendants the Mineral Hill Silver nes Com
psny Limited before the Of October 1878 TO send
BY prepaid % Mr. William Turqgand Of No. 6 TokeHhons Yard
the HqustOr Of the Mineral Hill Silver Mines COMPANY Lin
tied their christian and sunames addresses and descriptions the full
particulars Of their claims In respect OF such debentu or deagf
peremptory excluded from the beneit Of The said de-
entitled 20 such outstanding and unpaid debentars
himself his solicitor produce the debnture dbentu
which claims before his Honor the VceChaneeo Sir
Mains his Chambers, situated at No Stone Buildings
Lncolns MddeSer THURSDAY the 9th day of November
1873 being the time appointed for adj ldestng
the forward bis dbeaaes TO the SAID M lafqnGn or
production aforesaid -.
dated this l9h day Of July 1873 W WALKER Chief CLERK
ANTHONY PULLBROOK,
Dc ThreAdpeede-st. London, Eng, Plaintiffs Solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Proposals

T FITTING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
II RoABsRALED PROPOSALS WILDE received at The ONCE q
roon "WEDNESDAY Sept TO- grading aud bridging all that po
ton Compsnys betEn the Missouri and Yellowstone Rv
ers, 2O5 miles
Proposals viii be received for the whole distance for sections of
shout rs miles each
For further Information apply az the Ono Engineer
HesYori or 70 L. k0ssRR Division Engineer Minneapolis
MINI. w. hlLNOk RObEhIS, Chet bnepees
Ne Yot lpg 1b 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

pREDGING IN BOSTON HARBOR, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND POR THB PURCHASE OF sUCH
PARCEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Auetion Sales OF Real estate
BROOKLYN propertp % Get.

FINO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
II FOrR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No. 102 Pineappest
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 EassaUst .
GORDON L. FORD 81 ClArk-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Gonutrp propertp TO Eet.

ITO LET. to two small, careful families, two
II two-story aBd bhek basement DWELLINGS on Aspe
(eu JERSEY CtT access ferries marble mantels hester
gas range uAstah and bssb $40 Inquire OF NBLBf
IEsLKY BROS slatiopegs 90 Montgomery jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Nsw-Jersep Real Gsiaie for sals.
gouutrp Real Estate tor Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT
"A or THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
The RESIDENCE Of the late CLARKE situated at CROTOF
LANDING. Will 30 SOLD favorable The property com
Of 26 Of land under high state o. cultivation
fruit Of al descriptions The bHdins on
neaera CoaRe House containing ~
With closets and bathroom good ean and other ontpss
The threeqnarers Of mile ron The staten
T6s westerly EswYork and Albany post
and could be easily subdvded into
Pail particulars regard 10 terms and map Of ihs
properly be on application 70 - -. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
housrs and farms Uanteo.

WANTED-H0USEt to BUY.-The advertiser
WISHES 70 buy within the month brown sone handsome
eek HOUSE, four stories high 20 22 feet vide MURRAY Hill OF
bstssen fsennesh and foFne Fourth aud Sxave Pos
required YAH Cost $4,000 and $4O0OO
sad but choice houses Pskae pre-
snned Address K W. j.. Trbnae Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
I,UE T,ARGFST VALENTINE MANUFAC-

THE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
Z TORY IN THE WORLD.-rhE LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale and saoneIs Of Valentines
Christmas New Years Saoner Bookmars Shop Tickets Funeral
Tablets Valentine supplied with material for the trade
great variety Of Looking Glass and Stone Ornaments The Drawing
Room Coil 60 length especially recommended. j. r.
WOOD Co. 278 279 strani boDdon W. c. MAnulcory
Glare Court Shippers supplied Wholesale and Export price lists
u1fc.tfon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Situatious Uanteo-- males.

TISEFUL.-A young Frenchman, who speaks sa.s I,
private hmily Waiter Bu;ieri TneIc phohsn,
ences; wages object; city country Can be seen AZ IN
AGENCY 100 West 3I,hst Broadway inquire for :. D.
VISEFUL MAN about gentlemans place,
80 years with 70. s cnT Of
and poultry groom drve horses &c Can be seen a. nv
TER's, 1913 West llthst, corner 0haye.
I Useful. "A young man, American froG Iss.
~ tan would heh place emans family where be can mhs
himself eenerF and uiek 10 learn Can be seeh
ODBLBs AGENCY 100 West 3iht near Broadway nqse '''
Howell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Real estate to &xebanos

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, having II
per Co1ut1 prerty An,
Hie sIbangs viii please sdaro CASH OASIS
TribaBe Oroe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM CR0M-

H WELL city, Cromwell Pce Monroe, ornge County
n T. Fnest Dairy Farm Oa1ge County about 400 acres AnS IN
Lake Of 100
mile o Monroe station Village hOVs from EewiorE by Enc
RaVay; locality desirable for country
res leuc sumner boarding houses for and DAIRY business
Riu be soh IL 90 acre pal liberal terms Address - - -
y W. cRnNMELl. y. %. Boz 2.Oli IN. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
oFE1cIAI. TRANsEERs OF REAL ESTATE
Citu Real Gsiaie tor Sale.

HAN SOME, three-story, high -stoop
IN HOUSE, between and Sr-aveS, unexeptionsoe
ueghboroo fully furnished throughout will be SOLD
with immediate Hah the purchase money eau ~
ma an mortgage bedrooms tive parors ciEnR
T Nccu laundry fifteen oommodeus closets Sno
Clean svet cellar Parlors fescoed aud all walls tinted solid,
built house. with convenience of comfortable home WIZ
h. bargain purchasers Jet furnished Tor the
vss A a. 600 year WRIT SKIES, OEser 55 West knthst
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25
APACHE COURTsHtP.

Even those copper-colored cui-tbroats
the Apache Indians, have touch OF del
icacy and romance in them. From lecture
delivered in San Francisco by Colonel John
c. Cremony, we take the following account
Of their counting custom: Every young girl
is at liberty TO refuse q suiOr for her hand.
The father. molner and biolher arc probi6/
tied f1om interfering in her choice. Her
person is o. her own disposal. Alter q
brief courtship, the lover makes o formal
proposal by Offering so manv horses. Hor-
ses are d standard of value smong Indians.
AS the squaw does all the work, horses. are
accepted as an equivalent for her laboi.-
When young warrior becomes ensmored
bo.tAstens the horses near the wlgwam oil
the squaw whote hand be seeks. where he ia
LEFT for four days. II she fails to feed and
water the horse during the lime the master
is rejected but if she accepts bis offer, she
grooms and kindly cares Tor the horse, and
,hen she Ties lin 10 The wigwhm of her loy.
er, as much IS 10 say, IL am willinO TO be
youc slave aud do your work." At The mar
liage tho sages and sAchems meet together,
and the bride lis not unfrequently loaded
with forty 20 fl y pounds OF silver and cop
pOr IinGe;s.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

A gentlemen Of San FRANCISCO having acl
cumu la.ed by hard labor four or i've thous-
and dollais, became opt e'sed by a frantic
sense Of his tremendous wealth, and
slraightway proceeded 10 spend it. The
peculiarly Of his Conduct consists in the
way be look 10 get rid of this money. Not
on hinse If did he squander it. Emulating
the good Samaritan, he lavished upon all
his friends and ecQuantances strange gifts
in tbe shape of the useful saw, Tue rich
parasol, and the genial jewsbarp, also gin
gerbread and Bibles. Ia fact, wherever be
went there followed a perfect storm of gini
eerb'ead, jswsharp, parosols, ETC., until his
friends, convinced that he was crazy, ap-
piled 10 the court for the appointment of a
guardian.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

Last Friday night as the hours drew near
10 the morn, and the stars shone lets bright,
young man was seen on Washington ST.
II was . watchman who saw him; watch.
man and the silent stars alone. The youth
stopped before house aud raised,a window
The watcbman stole cautiously up, and ar
resled him. "You are my prisoner, J. So
he said. Whether the young man esplain-
cd matters, or the watchman remembered
bis younger days and in pity let the young
man 20, we did not learn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

On. News. The wells that gave Argyle
its fame are pumped by heads
We hear OF several sales In the region OF
IS and 80 cents barrel.
Good wells are struck occasionally 10 the
vicinity of Karns City.
The mammoth spouters are falling of in
product ion, and the outlook is more tavorai
Bile.
Modoc City is destined TO become the Pit
hole OF the lower oil regions. Look out for
fun there some day
sCapt. Wolf OF Armstrong Run. has
good well in the vicinity Millers!owu. 1t
was struck last week.
Capt. Grace's new strike on the Starr
farm, is doing about 500 barrels day.
A large number OF small wells throughout
the region have been shut down recently on
account of the low price of oil.
Jordon e. Carlin, of Petrolia, st, hck
bundled barrel we'll at Millerstown, Friday
last. The we'll was flowing at this rave
Saturday evening.
The Millicb amp well, at Buena Vista, is
not doing as much as has been reported. Il
is not tanking oves 100 barrels day. This
is enough, however.
Saturday last Capt.. p. Grace struck a
big well near his former strike, on the
Starr farm. 1t commenced as they all CON-
meucs these days, at the rate Of 500 barrels
q day.
Tank builders find it impossible 20 supply
tho demand for lanko at this tlmo. Much
oil is now going to waste for want OF 'ank/
age, and in all probability much more will
60 the same wav.
Two wells at Modoc CITY, one owned BY
Thompson & Dilworth aud Tie other b,
Dean & Co., are doing 1000 barrels q ds,
each. TDis seems like an exageraton, bu
wa know f,om our own OBJ ,rvation that th
wells are actually producing at this rate.
East Brady Independent,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

CBy tho terms of tho union British Column
bin with the Dominion is was provided that
work on the Canadian Pacific Railroad
should be begun prior to or upon tho 2oth
dav Of July. The failure to obtain funds
for the undertaking and the recent expoi
sures connected with the load led to tho
belief ,ha, nothing would be done, and the
question then came up, what would become
OF the compact Of union? TIE prospective
difficulty was avered by government Of
icials in British Co umbia cboppipg down
few rods Of under brush and driving hall
dozen stakes. The work was then called
begun, the Dominion was safe ana every
body wns happy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

We are Informed by telegraph That . new
we'll was struck Ia the Modoc district, yes
Z day, which is said 30 be yieldiog 600
10 rels per day. This report wns telegraph
ed 10 New York by certain members of the
rfng for the exp. sss purpose Of bea' ing the
markes. To so wv how these wells have
been exaggerated. We have 1t from gentle
man who arrived fiOm there this afternoon,
that this vel! is oaly yielding 200 barrels
per day. This IS the means used to run
the price Of oil down.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

wu,r Snail One DO TO Re SAvED!-
Ono writer on health says we must eat
oertain kind of food. Another says IL 10 Oil
wrong and that the food rnled out oy 'n.
frat writer will only give health anu
strength Doctors differ aud some patients
die. 1t is the same in law. One court mas
decided that a railroad ticket is good a. any
time be,w cen the two stations for which IL
is purchased. and that t"Good for this day
onlv. ~ priuted upon il has DO effect. Anoih
er court has la tely decided that II 'ne cou-
trac. is for passage between two points at
one and the same journey, both parties must
fulfil; but that they can buy stop-of lick
ct. aud make the journey by stages. But .
tn ough ticket coltemplates Trip on 'he
train for which 1t was purchased, and II not
used then it is worthless, and the company
not holden. Here The courts differ, ana
how are the public or the companies to
know Just lat their rights are under tne
law! One church dogma Gays you must be-
lieve cdrtan things in order to be saved
Another sags il you believe them you conno'
be saved. There are many clsaDheaded
DOCTORS jursis aud relig ious teachers. but
it appea,s difficult for them 10 think alike
and the public goes stumbling along, one
class pioniag its faith to one dogma, enc
another to auo;her. Mat;els Of religious be-
lief will never be settled, perhaps, but j
does seem ss though person who pur.
chases u railroad ticket ooght 10 be abe =
know Just what 1t is worth 10 hlm, but b,
| does not seem likely 10.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25
NOTES OF THE DAY.

New York cordially welcomed hor Arndt
The Pawnees have besn badly sioux led
Quaker cocktails require broad brimmed
glAsses
The weather is as cold es the impudence
of salary grabber.
A young lady at Cape May attracts coa-
siderable attention in her lace bathing
suit.
A blue heron was recently captured at
Hartford. II takes the snine off the red
ones
Illinois farmers ora sitting on Canada
thistles' and appear to enjoy It.
A Chicago girl hes got up the biggest
fame at Saratoga, in order to let people
know where she come from.
Senate Hamlin will tell the Maine farm
ers all he knows about grass before they turn
him out OF 1t.
American periodical literature got prize
at Vieuns for being so unlike the American
department.
The husband Of Ida Lewis denies the dil
vorce Story and warns people not to trust
her on his account.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25

We, like the French people, must oe
amused. Appreciating this fact, our wof-
Thy Justice Rsynolds-in view OF his eni
forced absence at Frsnklln-secuied .be
services of band Of choice Ethio plan min'
s,rels. Their sweet music ard unique pe'-
iormsnces were highly appreciated by ,be
admiring tbrong which surrounded the
Justice Office. Too much praise cannot be
accorded the Justice for the tboughtalnes'
he hes displayed in prov riding This rich CO.
te,tainment for US. An occasional chanse
from justice to music is good. Long may
he wave. The right man in tho rigu;
place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-25
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED

With quacks and impos;ers, who will not aNe
fleece you, but in ninety-nin cases out Of hun
iired dos . you with balsam copaiva calOmel, dc,
m liking your case worse. kesor,-a: once to The
only sovei ign remedy th..t can be relied on Dr. Me-
Callum's Root Blood Searchsr, which banlshes
from the system all form Of private diseases ant
virus in the blood; also, seminal weakness, loss q
enc ~, loss Of memory, and all nervous dis SCI
iesu ling from tei abuse, which destroys both mind
and body, " en-, ering m, ria.e impossible. Waraa
ted. Price by nail Il tcurely ssaad no exposure
81 90 per package Ea:h pack sc makes . guar
OF Blood Searcher Williams n, dicins Co., Pits
bureh, Pa Box 1886. PampAlst Yrse.