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LOTS for sale! Apply at this Office.
Richland beacon., 1873-09-20

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KEPT HIS WoRp.-A Youn

KEPT HIS WoRD.--A young
married man in Arkansas was
displeased at something his
wife did recently, and struck
her, Then he went to his
mother and told her that if his
wife did not do better in the
future he would blow his brains
out, as he did not intend to slap
her or complain of her again
A few days after, thinking that
she did not come at his request
with the alacrity she ought, he
drew his pistol and shot him
self dead. z
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Language Of Animals.

7 HMa.
Certainly all animals have 9
mode of expressing their feel
ings to others Of the same spe.
cies. Wolves arrange attacks
hunting together in packs
They are all animated by the
same thought, and therefore
travel with energy for hours to
accomplish a design of which
each member Of the enterprise
has a rational understanding,
Deer and Bufaloes are in con-
cert in regard to seeking food
or water Perhaps the govern
ment of wild horses, through
signs which any horse in a
group of hundreds instantly rec
ognizes as an imperative COM
mand Of one individual, who
Frances up and down the line
like one in authority, is about
as perfect and as mysterious as
anything in natural history
Birds and dogs are exceedingly
sociable, enjoying the society
Of their kith and kin as much
as country cousins when they
city relatives. Rats and
mice, too, and even insects, are
supposed to have the faculty of
communicating their wishes and
to each other,
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7 nd, Gin. G Lafayette Railroad
Qront Through Passenger Railway
TO all Points West, Northwest and
Southwest. .Dp HrI
rhI. Is the Short Line via Indianapolis,

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u BE sure 10 purchase Ackets via lndianap.
oils. Cincinnati Il Lafayette Railroad.
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ff.l .II#tf fl. OK. LORD, ~.
Chief Ticket Clerk, Cincinnati.
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LEMON BLANC NANCE. = To
make lemon ~blanc-mange, take
one gallon Of cream, and soften
in a small portion of this cream
(cold) two ounces Of isinglass.
Have ready blancbed two ounces
of isinglass have ready blanclf-
ed two pounds OF sweet al
monds, with two dozen and a
half peach kernels or bitter al
monds. Beat these fine in a
mortar, with a little roSe-water
to prevent their oiling. Put
the gallon Of cream with the
melting isinglass into a pre-
serving kettle over the fire, and
stir until perfectly dissolved,
adding meanwhile one pound
and a quarter of sugar. Let
the cream come to a boil. Stir
in the almonds smoothly, just
as you take the b~lanc-mange
from the fire set aside in a
bowl to cool, stirring occasion
ally until lukewarm, when pour
into molds previously dipped in.
cold water.
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Medicines.

No Person can take these Bitters accord
ng to directions, and remain long unwell, provide
heir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or othC
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond tie poil
{ repair,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pal
liness, Sour Fluctuations Of the Stomach, Bad Tast
n the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Papitation Of III
Heart, of the Lungs, Pain in the region
II the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom,
Ire the ~ofEsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaint
has no equal, and one bottle will prove a letter gual
lntee Of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or old
nsrried or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or III
urn Of life, these Tonic Bitters display SO decided a
influence that a marked Improvement is soon perceE
jble. fI .t
For In flammntory and Chronic Rheu
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md Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dis
!ases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is g~euerall
Produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Organs. :
Chey are u Gentle PurgatiVe us well ~
/ Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of actin
Is n powerful agent in relieving Congestion or InAAni
nation ofthe Liver and Visceral Organs, aud in Billion
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Euptions, letter, Sal
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Cal
%,uncles, kingTworms. Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, cry
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ind Diseases of the Skin, Of whatever name or nature
ire literally dug up and carried out Of the system in
hort time by the use Of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
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.
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ScnATcms.--A very simple
cure is to wash the parts affect.
ed with warm soft water and
CASTLE soap, When dry, apply
with paint brush or your hand,
linseed oil and white lead, about
the consistency of paint.
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The Inspectors of election
who allowed Susan B, Anthony
to vote have been fined $50
each.
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lF lemons are placed in .
jar filed with water, and the
water renewed every day o.
two, they will keep fresh and
sound for several weeks IA
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The Very Latest and Full
est News from all Parts
of the World. rus

It's great feature consists in the fact that 1t
Is not only n newspaper, but IN Illustrated
newspaper as we'll. F0nr of its pages are fill-
cd with choice reading matter-ielegrams ed
~it0rials, general and local news, items, gossip
and correspondence on the freshest and most
interesting topics. The remaining four pages
consist of .t /
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SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS

executed in the most I~aultless and artistic
style, and portraying accurately and fully all
leading events within twenty-four hours after
their occurrence. Those who have made
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great enterprise manifested In the collection
and publication OF news by the aid of the tel
egraph, steam presses, and the developement
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next advance In that field would re-
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pictured forth with equal facility and the
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the press even before The accompanying writ
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OF the c0mpOsit0r.
For the proper practical working OF so great
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As many persons discreditcd their eXtraor-
binary power, from the fact of their disap-
dles---and some believed it impossible for
simple medicines made only from vegetable
substances-Toots, herbs, &c.-shOuld possess
such marvellous power. Yet they can readily
comprehend that the simple grasses of the
distillation designed by nature in the COW and
chuTn, furn ishes us with huttelAeertainly the
most abundant fat, cAioric or Matchmaking
DOne, tissue, muscle, sinew and matchmaking
constituents for tho human body.
But when those people who first doubt the
efficacy of these remedies commence their use,
they become theirmost earnest advocates. 7
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DR.. Railway ca, have never claimed one.
hundreth parto the curative virtues for theil
remedies as isascribcd to them by the people
who have used them; for bear in mind, only
such diseases and complaints as Dr.. Railway,
aftersnccessfu treatment with their remedies
their curative list, so that many Of the eXtraor.
binary cases t~hathave been reported awaken
ed rs much astonishment in the discovery OF
their remedial agents ash those who had been
rescued from death, and made whole and
sound.
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AN IMpORTANT LETTER

From n prominent gentleman and resident OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, for the past forty years well
known to the newspaper publishers through
out the United statesi
NEW YORK, Oct. 11th, 1870.
DR-RADwAY-Dear Sir: | am induced by a
sense of duty to the suffering to make a brief
statement Of the working OF your medicine on
myself. For several years / have been aiiict-
ed with some trouble in the bladder and urin-
AIRY organs, which SOM months ago culmina-
ted in a most terribly allicting disease, which
the physicians all said was spasmOdic STRIFE
ture in the uretha, as also inflammation OF the
kidneys and bladder, and gave IL as their
opinion that my age-73 years would prevent
my ever getting radically cured. / had tried
a number Of physicians, and had taken n large
quantity Of medicine, both allOpathic and hO-
%mGopathic, but got no relief. Ihad read OF
astonishing cures having been made by your
remedies; and some four months ago read u
notice in the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post of n cure having been effected on a per.
who had long been suffering as had been.
| went right on and got some of cach-your
Sarsaparillian ResOlvcnt, Ready Relief, and
Regulating Pills-and commenced taking
them. In three days l was greatly relieved,
and now feel as well as ever.
}. w JAMES, Cincinnati, o.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere, and at DIR. Railways, No. 80
Warren, cor. Church St, n. Y.
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TIE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
nrLAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS.

No. sl4 Rue Lombard, Paris.
$50 pills arc highly by The entire
M9iical Faculty Of France as the very best remedy
NAL casesOf hpemRtOrrhna, or Seminal Weakness;
Weak Sipne;. Deposits in tho Urine; Nervous De.
bil'iyi and all tho ghastly train Of Diseases ariEnn
fn,ui Abuse and Secret Hahits. 'Thoy cure when All
biher remedies fail, and have been used with Rstouish'
iR enocess by the loading. French Physicians during
Fhn Iin,t ~ years. Pamphlet OF Advice in each boz,
'r vii be sent Iroe to any address, Price 81 per
". hent by mail, ssctveIy seqIei from al obser,
on receipt o. pnco BIZ any adversised Agent.
q q, HOSES, IS CoRTLAHDT 81, NEW YORK,
10 ,;cnsssl Agent for America
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IN TEN MINUTES.

HRYAT'S PULAIONTC WATERS
lnro COUGHS, COLDs, ASTHMA, BRoHcUrIg. SOM
THROAT, HOARsEHEss, DIFFICULT BRRATHpSo. IN.
clPlESr CONSUMPTION AND LUNG DISEASES. They
h,a7o no tasto OF medicine. and any child will tako
them. Thousands have been restored TO health that
had before dospaired: Testimonyg given in hundreds
prre ~ cei!s Ter bSx. JOB MOSES, PropriS
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OVARIAN M CURE,

Never has a medicine taken internally, boen
known to have cured Tumors, either of the
has been the sole reliance in the hands of eX-
perienced surgeons; but DR.. Railways Sar-
saparillian settles this question. 1t has cured
over twenty persons of Ovarian Cysts and
Tumors, as well as Tumors in. the Bowels,
Ascites, and Calculous Concrcti0ns. :
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Harris Post-HoIe Borer, |
AGENTS WANTED,'

In every county OF each state, for a new
National Book. iTHE LIVES AND PORTRAITS
" THE PREsIDENTH) with fac slmilo copy of
the Declaration OF Independence, the C0nstl-
tuition Of United States, and Wnshington's
Farewell Address, with 40 fine steel plates.
For circulars and terms, address johnson
Wilson " Co, 81 Beckman -, n. Y.
ny7o&w46m.t iATf " fTi
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MACARTHUR ENQUIRER
A Settled Policy on. the Farm.


The whole secret Of the sue
cessful farmer often lies, in hi
having a fixed plan Of opera
tions, Multitudes have nQplal
but tosgmeet their immediat,
necessities and make money
by the oeasiest,and seemingly
the shortest methods. If WOO.
brings high prices, they will
gradually give up dairying and
work into sheep, with expecta-
ton Of making their fortunes.
If wool and mutton raisiBg for
a time does not pay, tESys sell
their focks at, a great sacrifice.
If hops are sixty cents . pound,
they invest in hop poles and
kilns for drying, aud expect
sudden wealth. IF, qwhen their
yard comes in full bearing, the
prices fall off one-half or more,
they are disgusted, and ready
to pillow up their yards, conclud-
ing the business will not pay.
There are men who are always
taking up a good thing a little
too late to make money by it.
The farmer cannot afford this
continual change. His business
Is less speculative than any
other, and, after providing for
his family and stock, he should
give his attention steadily to
the production of a few animals,
crops, or. other products on
which he can rely to raise mon
ey. Any branch of farm
industry, steadily followed, will
be found profitable. DairyingI
in a year of short grass might
not pay very we'll. But dry
years are exceptions, and the
man who makes frstrate butter
and cheese, will find them a
reliable source Of income
Where a speciality is made of
some one crop, it isparticularly
important he should follow it
steadily. The raising of hops
or tobacco requires fixtures that
are useless to any other branch
of farming, and a change of
crops involves a considerable
loss of capital. Besides, we
are always learning in a bust
ness to which we give habitual
attention, and this knowledge
is as much a part of our capital
as the money invested in tools
and buildings. If a man should
make potatoes his leading CROP,
he should study to lessen the
cost of production, and should
resort to devices in the prepa-
ration of seed and soil, in the
use Of manures, and cultiva-
ton, quite unknown to the far
who pursues a careless
Of husbandry. He should
raise potatoes cheaper than his
neighbor, by reason OF his i'm
proved methods, and, if he sold
at the same price, make money.
Whatever branch of farming
you follow, stick to it; if it is
moderately profitable. Lay your
plans aahead, and be prepared
gexceptional years, when
large profits come from high
prices, or losses from unfayora-
able seasons. "a mixed hus-
is always the safer, and
is not inconsistent with the cul-
Of commercial crops, as
hops, flax, onion seeds,
or vegetable seeds of any kind,
garden vegetables for market,
etc. The introduction
of these require close calcuIa-
ton, definite plans, and thor
Ough business management, if
be attained.-New Ky%
Dug Boob.
e4.1mnnNmunun-uznnn
4sJ u T te4AAt
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Housekeeping Department,

VIM OhhEs OhO pOulu VI
flour, one pound Of sugar, one
/. pound of butter, eight eggs.
Beat well and bake till done.
MoLAssEs CAKE. - One and
one-half cup butter, one and
one-half cup molasses, one~half
cup water, one egg, one and
one-half teaspoonful saleratus,
moderately stiff with flour.
KNOX GINGER CAKEs.-Five
cups of flonr, four eggs, one cup
Of sugar, one of butter, one of
sour milk, half cup of molas-
SEES, one tablespoonful of soda.
Roll out and bake l-CT5
b GREEN Corn > PUDDlNG.-
Twelve ears of corn grated, two
quarts of milk, four well-beaGen
eggs, one teacup and a half of
sugar; mix and bake in a butter
.f.H. M..-H L|""
ed dish; bake three hours; sweet
corn should be used,
sGISGERRRRiD NUrs.-Rub one
quarter Of q pound of butter in
one pound of flour, half a pound
of sugar, one ounce ginger,peel
Of one lemon, and three eggs.
Work it wells and bake in small
thin cakes, rolled out. R 4
KEEPING HoNEy. To keep
honey all the year round, let it
run through atsieve to separate
it from PARTICLES of wax, then
boil it gently in an earthern
vessel, skim off the foam which
gathers on top and cool it in
jars. After covering these tight
ly set them away in a cool
cellar.
SUET PUDDING WITHOUT EGGS.
For a small family, one cup
of sour milk, one-half teaspoon
of soda, one cup of chopped
suet, one cup chopped raisins,
one cup Zante c%urrants, a pinch
of salt; mix up stiff, like bis
cult dough; roll SO as to aatten I,
out a little ; lay on a plate and
two hours. To be eaten {
with sweet gravy, made as fol- .
lows: One cup sugar, one-half
cup butter, put in a basin; pour
on a pint Of boiling water ; set
on the stove 4; take a table
spoonful of flour and mix in a
water, SO that it will not
be lumpy, and stir into the
gravy; stir till it boils; season
nutmeg or lemon extract.
To MAKE CHICKEN SALAD
Ten pounds of chicken before ,
it is cooked, four punches Of
yolks of twelve raw
eggs beaten stiff, add slowly {
lhree-quarters Of a bottle of
sweet oil, beating all the time ; {
add salt, pepper, mustard, mix {
.ng these with vinegar ; when J
all beaten in, and just before :
pouring on to the chopped
and celery, add one
half cup Of cold water to viii !
ZEN the dressing add also, very I
the well-beaten whites !;
Of the eggs. Cut the boiled :
with a knife, and do
not chop it; also cut the celery :
with a knife. This makes salad
enough for twenty persons. Do
not pour the dressing on to the
chicken and celery until just
serving If.
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Tumor of IL Years. Growth Cured by
va Railways ResoIyent.

BEVERLY, MASS, July Is, 1869.
DIR. RADwAY: have had Ovarian umor
in the oyarics and bowels. All the doctors
SAN there was no help for it. tried every
helped me, | saw y0ur Resolvent aud thought
/ would try il, hut had no faith in 1t, because
| had suffered for 2 years. | took six bottles
OF the Resolyent, one box of Railways Pills,
and used two bottles of your Ready Relief, and
there Is not n sign Of i tumor To he seen or
felt, and | feel better, smarter and happier
than | have for 10 years. The worst tumor
was III the left side of the bowels, over the
groin. | write this to you for the benefit Of
others You can publish it II you choose.
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MEDICINES.
...,se of counterfeits \

jtH MDSES' SIR R LANES GI,ARKE's
.'+ er'easfrSty coUNTKRFEITED. Dishonest Druo1isii
,.''i'DT 90 ssHW coHateIJstfs 20 make greater prdft.
Ie Vfhune hnre lie paals qf Job Moses on each
''ie.dge. Al phsrs are NdT dhieSi iRidHons. The
GENUINE Pills are u~nfniing in tho cure Of ali tbose
'+.infnl and dangerous diseases TO which the female
VstitLtion Is subject They moderate all excessive
ld cure az suppression Of the menses when caused
ny eplu, Inflammation, or disease. In all cases Of
'rv4ns and Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Back
lambs, Fatigue ON slight e~xeTtion, Palpitation
t'he Heart, Hysterics and Whites, they will effect A
40 when all other means have failed, and although
F'fy powerful contain nothing hurtful to the most
r NHtte constitution.
itcular in I.nglish German and Freneh around
& y hhitl gives full direction and advice,
~ Ji:NUINg Pills are sold at most drug stores. but
= 'ur druggist cannot supply the GREUINR, do not
-" p-lrs'u lol 10 accept any counterfeit or bogus Ar.
10 l!d One Dollar TO the solo proprietor, Job
- 10 C.ortlSndt Street. New York, with name
- sSIress Office At which you will call for the pack.
4 . Land q bottle Of tho GRHUnSK Pills securely and
a..ely packed In plain Wrappers viii DO sent By return