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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-02

A DISPATCH from Yosemite, CAL,
says that part Of the Coultervllle and
Yosemite wagon road within the lin.
Its of this valley Is completed, the first
carriage passing over It to-day, from
Hutchlngs' Hotel to the foot Of the
Coulterville trail. That part Of the
road between Hazel Green and the
MERGED grove Of big trees Is almost
completed, carriages passing over 1t
to-day, Tourists can now reach the
valley, passing this grove Of big trees
on the way, In two days from MERGED
and with only two miles Of horseback
riding. Work has progressed vigor-
ously on the new road, and 1t will be
completed for carriage travel next
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-02
~ CARD.

A ITEM HAVING APPEARED IN TIE
"A Virginia +" Enterprise" Of Sunday morning
last, stating that I had attempted 70 commit
suicide on the Friday evening. previous. BY
taking strychnine, I Wish TO distinctly state
that there 10 not Q word Of truth IN the story. ]
was simply taken suddenly and unusually III,
aud . person residing In tho house finding me
lying Tins on the bed, became ALARMED and sent
for assistance. Al 70 suicide, ] never have had
any desire for II, and family troubles nor any
thing else would induce me 10 attempt self
ses IL mrs. F. 8. VAN vALKENBURGH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-02

BY a colliery explosion In Swansea,
Wales, yesterday, five men wers
killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-02
S 2 6 5 0 0 OIL!
COLD COIN GIFTS

Will be distributed among the Holders OF
Tickets, as follows:
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THE COURTs-

PROBATE C0CRT, yndxe Oiin.-In the Probate
Ss e ss T Ss Es asad
On last. was ed lie be%uestt. 10 ii.
terest in the claim Tor moneys due him new in the
hand hand, . Of Hon Lon George also hs solitaire
PENN f ms ts ssls aSa 10 his
watch. The Of his estate Including Claims on
General Almond Hovey and Major Martin 4.
POLICE COCRT, Judge Sasl-To-day, George Il
ths avenue and sned 81 Oscar voisnass, Charged cd
charged with petit larceny Of hardware, KEYS, Se,'
school during minority. John ". Sssesefs s'S %as
charged with receiving the stolen goods from Bill
Davis, Knowing them to be stolen. sheekelis is a
in
yistid the case The pdse thought warranted
caution, as they could not but be aware when such
them dishonesty he fined him $40, or thirty days W
ale Davis was charged with larceny of chlds dress
and other articles from Teresa Hathaway The
charge WAS founded on a warrant issued BY Justice
away that Lizzie Davis on the 18th day of Febru
airy, 1873, did abuct and steal a girl child from the
drawers and lady dress ali valued at iii o.
zie Is the mother OF the child and it is alleged that
sne gave II away to the complainant, and some ten
ing had on. The court said il was not
to be expected the neither would strip the child
male IN taking it, looked like persecntion-f the
nes had their remedy in a civil suit He dissuissed
e tine case Spider Brown and Henry Delsney lar
son, who saw the thief leave her house with bnnaIe
anG gave the alarm to her husband. who gave chase
ana over took Spider and caught him. ~ days i'm Jail
days IN Jail Mary ToOmey, assault and bsttsrT On
1oeepn rooney, her husband; SIS.
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eRORaHrOWN.

DEATH or An AeRDl PRrDsr.-Rev. Father
kroes, for many years pastor Of st. Mary's
church, Alexandris, ned q Georgetown college
this moaning in ne Seth pear Of his age. Father
Knees N we1k-kuDWa In tbs locality, having boeu
pastor Of Trinity church, 0ssvy1eovn, 6efsFe
he went to Alexandria- He was faithful priest
and beloved ~ M Who knew him. His tuners,
viii take place q tie college ct half past nine
O'Clock to-nesfow 00snhg.
A DRAD IHFAEr FOUND.-A coiored man
feund dead infant under the Rock Gre
bridge tbs nsraings where II vas probably
throWn By some person who attempted to hlng 4
into the creek but failed, the body ieaging on
the bank. He reported the fact Omeer Reilly.
whe hsd It renewed TO the station house. II
cannot be ascertsised whether It is white q
TIM CANAL.-Psesident German expects to
have the water on the Georgetown ievel Of the
canal on the 5th q March and to have the re-
pairs a. the entire tine completed ana water in
by the 18th of March
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Lady of the Lake
cleared yesterday afternoon for Norfclk, the
Georgee1na for Baltimore, and to-day the
steamer z. c. knight cleared on her scco1d TIN
since Tie ice gorge fG New York with T0
barrels Of flour. s5-tftLE MO- + :
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LEGISLATIVE HELJ

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 2s, 1873.
Editor Stdr:-An impression seems to prevail
that the state associations have control OF
tnls pullding on Inauguration day. In order
that there may be no disappointments will Won
please say through the columns of your widely
circulated journal that the balcony and cin.fo,c,
o. the Hall are reserved exclusively Tor those
holding tickets, including only members mem
sers elect, and ex-members of the District legis-
lature and their families, who will be Supplied
with tickets of admission on application to me
Inc state associations will only use the body of
ing the line Of procession.
CHARLES l.. HrLsE
Speaker House Of Delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

FINE SPECIMENS OF SHKKP.- Yesterday
there we're driven along the avsnue thirteen
sheep, whose gross weight Is twenty five HIM
dred pounds. These are Intended for use dur
stalls "a, t35 and &C Center market. See ad-
yeTtisSnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

BARIow's GREAT OIL PAINTING SALE
Messrs Latimer & Cleary win continue the sale
Of this very superior collection this evening At
they viii sell large number Of fne chromos,
eneravines, carvings, Sc. Many Of the paint
ings 10 b cold to night are the best Of the coli
lection, and this being the Last evening Of the
sale an those desiring really fine pictures should
not fail to attend -. n !. z.l5Ts 4 !
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER EMPRESS,
- Captain J. T. BARKER,
Will resume her route for the season, 49,
Nlng Crouch s 9th street wharf EaA-N
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT,
AT " O'Clock commencing February 18Th, stop
ping at all her river landings.
Freight received until shutdown
Leaves Baltimore
LIVERY TUESDAY,
at O'Clock o. m,
FROM Per No. 10 Light street wharf. f25n
TNMAN LINE
1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
10 AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, go.
from Pier 10, North River, New York. sSEzlD
Cabin, $5t and $50 gold.
LNcurslon tickets at reduced rates
Steerage-To Queenstown, LIVERPOOL. Glasgow
Londonderry, London, Cardiff OF Bristol, $50 cur,
rehcy: Prepaid certificates from above ports, 81
Apply to JOHN C. DALE, Agent, Is BROADWAY
New York. or to 2. a; BR0sNAN, W ashinston, q
THE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH
sTEAMSHiP CoEPAHY. ADA"OA
LADY OF THE LAKE will resume -
i hes hhegni ., ,, trip to NORFOLK
ingsl VIII leave her wharf, foot Of 9Th street,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at o. m !, connect,
ing st Norfolk with the NJ. and II. Steamship Line
Tor Boston and Providence. Through bill Of iadine
given. All freight address care Lady Of the Lake
DORSEY CLAGETT, Plant : Store.
10 corner 18th street and New York avenue
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DEPosIFs made in the German-A meriean
Savings Bank, 5i5 9Th street. opposite the Post
sfrice deyartmest. on or before March list
.raw interest from that date. Call for a copy
al tie regulations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

PRIGG's JEwELRY STORE received som
oeaunful styles Of jeweiry and hair ornament
this mornng-No. 47 Pennsylvania avenue
between y and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

THE EXHIBITION Of Bible views to-nioht n,
The Calvary Church viii be instructive to stu
dents of Bible history, and especiahy to Sunday
School teachers and scholars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

LADIES' GOODS. 81.
oVl SPRING STOCK. sol
a. Receiving ns~'"aa 'sAs0ua'le GOODS ever a.y
a. ~ the ne" Spring shapes in HArsiu., ressIycd
The hnest assortment Of Hsnhurg rdrior.. Tn.
Jssoset. S.nssss ssS Ne have ever offered IN
New Flower in great variety az psyrs.
Real Lace, Lace FIounce.. eloye.. Pussnr..
Cash Frillinrs, TRIMMINGS, Buttons. Motions. se
IN great variety, az lowest market price,, AZ
sol Market Space, corner sis street.
sEWISG MacaINE ss saS on hand
~ fa sss on 's sSi if n.,i At s Davis
SrAMPrSG DEPOT,
OH SEVENTH STREET,
.-e:l-tr Opposite Paten, ofhoe.
NOTICE To LADIES
800 real HAIR SWITCHES; also. large stock
af Styles at exceedingly low prices.
fls-2w ,,s sa,sL, ~,
WE ARE SELLING THE BEST
PARIS KID GLOVES, MR
One button % cents; two button. sI~. lqU
8. HELLER,
fsM 7I5 Market Space
NJIss MCCORMICK,
W h9 900 Pnnssirania Armre lss ssasrsl.
Go IN nsSecslpt q me assortment Of IMPORTED
kssspiIos Boom: sf%sls :, t sis f i%h AZ
HSUTEs SouyEAurEs, PARIS. -
Roprs TT G0NFEGTIONs EFT ROBES DE BAL.
The Lade. q wssSnstonr and 1si LAcs ss Se
sI.ehaIiy invited to call and examine goods before
Purcnselns eleewhere flSr
Tee lAk G6Sbs s IN che ZIP asTy CHEAPEST
~Los ~ w. 81 ss s|:s: =! attn.
fetloly 1e siHssrs fs5EEiHkk ESSS. &C.
F. LENzBERG Z CO.,
Selling out entire stock OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
at and below cost.
705 Market Space,
lanD-om between 7th and 9Th streets northwest
IAPORTER OF HUMAN HAIR.
GRAND BARGAINS AT
M ID m 3 ESTREN,S,
oIe lSh syeef, second door from sfyea
Remember the name and number Cheap Cur,s.
Switches, Chignens Braids, Puma FriEzettes OF he
latest styles Call end new stock before par.
chesIne eIeewnere. dec1l-tr
SET ADIES,n
Il FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
Is the best article in the world for doing mn Linen ar
Musiin. IL fmparts Q beautiful gioss to the fabric
Tor sale BY all GIocers. ~ '-' Nv
BCRNHAM a CO, Manufacturer.
loo West Lombard street,
JenH-V Baltimore, Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

TRAVEL Frs In want Of strong, durable, and
cheap trunks should patronize the old nd prac-
iical mandatory Of James 8. Tepham & Co,
IS eth street. Their stock Of trunks, saechels,
travelling bags, is the largest and most varied
in the CITY. Their patent shawistrap Is the
Beatest and strongest made. - a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Brzx SAW DID Ir.-A colored man named
William Hughes had his Arm badly cut yester-
day by circular saw at the wood ward Of MI
fIolhdge, corner OF 5th and o streets northwest.
The elbow joint was cut entirely Of. anil the
arm from the elbow joint 10 the SHOULDER emf IN
the bone. Drs Young and Parker were called
in and rendered surgical Aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28
CITY ITEMS.

KouwIILSIw swallow tail coat and white
vest for the inAuguration ball. Roman s. Cox
haves God ascrtmeut, at very iew figures.
.RnyrcrLY FlrTrss sHrxrs.-Assortmene
Deiieyed 70 be AZ large As in any retail house in
the Cnffed States, at Geo. c. Henning's, No.
40 7th street. He has them for gentlemen,
youth and boys. EEf.
Jusr RscEivED.
White Shirts at 500. White Shirts At s1.I5
White Shire ssirs: =. s,s Wsss ssilss :.
ioi1 Pa. avenue, north side, near nth Sc.
We Apv1ss an our readers % purchase thsir
teAs, c0feee, flour, and Ene family eroceries At
the Amesican Tee Store, corner 1th and SITS.
You viii Get the finest auality Of goods, besides
always selis At New York prices.
ASK YouR eRocER for Deelsy's Yeast Powder.
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits
rolls. bread, griddle cakes, wafaes, Sc Depot.
60 Newest, n. Y. At retail BY all groccrs. 6
Cure FOR CoueH OR CoID.-As soon as there
the slightest nneasiness of the chest, with diff
hcuity Of breathing, or indication OF cough,
Troaass." eos
PoEDs ExTRACT-For twenty-five wears the
peoples remedy, for what2 See Ponds Extr act
BOOK. 2,lo:25
SOUND yxEr being indispensable to health
and and comfort thousands Of PERSONS cone from far
Chiropodist, No. 6s5 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc,
and advice - TO suitable shoes.
tn. NATIONAL sAviHes BAxr, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender MONTH
Banking hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, TO and
to 8. Ht3 l4tI6
WILCOX q GIBB's SKwINe MAcHIrI. The
celebrated Baxaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baums hsepskirt and corset factory, 1th street.
Intelligencer Building. los
and made to order by Hempler, near Ak street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

TAB "M0RAI EDUoAfIoyNSeCIErY" OF this
city Is started under the ansp&oes OF number
81 ladies Of high standing. Hs objects are To
Put hc1ore GESTURES, and sake atssactive 20
put befme parents the dangers, mental and
moral, TO the growing child OF the use of tobacco
and alcohol ~ profanity; - ai1eip the suppress
sion OF obscene Hterature; tepat before teachers
the dangers which beset the children of the
puteic school; 70 instruct parents in those ante
through life; - put before vsnen the injuris us
eject 70 body and soul OF the present exhaustive
demands of fashion; to put before men q new
and Puref idea Of w0manhooa. Mrs. Chandler
copclodes assusse Of lectures before this society
Tonight. f.I
SMALL Pox.-Since our report YESTERDAY
s11a1l pox Gases have been reported Zone eaek)
ct me following places Alley, between sth
ana 9Th and D and street south west; n street,
between N and \, southwest; Ne. IS, corner lst
AMI n streets southwest. Deaths were reported
as follows A child ct 12s2 6shAtreet southwest;
James Webster, $40 street south vest and
Mrs: Staples, 16th street, between NJ and n,
THE RELIEF CsNNIssIoN---The president Of
this commission has, owing to the want Of
funds, decided net to issue any mare food or
clothing unless The applicant fer relief u in the
most destitute circumstances, and then it win
be necessary to issue food in much smaller
quantities. than heretofore. It has also been
agreed TO close the labors OF tie Commission
entirely after the 18th of March.
THE EXHIBITION Of Bible We've tonight at
Vie Calvary Church will be instructive to stu
dents of Bible history, and especiahy to Sunday
School teachers and scholars.
H
PRIes's yEwELRY STORE received some
Deaunfu Sfyips of iAvVplrv nd hai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

NOTICE.-Sleeping ACCOMMODATIONS can he
FURNISHED to any number Of visitors during the
ma lguratIon season by applying at once TO IL a.
pIsCkETT, Druggist, Pennsy lyania avenue, corner
gu sereet. fH-3ts
WAsHINGT0N, d. G., Feb. %, 1873.
" To all trhoB IL may concern:
=, nave this day sold to JOHN LOCKE the rpb
ncatlon Known as "Boyd's Office DIRECTORY in
GUIDING all the frames have or use i'm connectinn
herewith. and all the monies due for
%, ADVERTISING therein. Also, the right title ami
good will complete. T H s. BOYD fe7 81. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Mr.. A. STRAUs, the popular clothier, has
iuSt returned from New York, and has brought
with him an immense stock Of gentlenen's dress
suits, gloves, neckties, and underwear, which Is
suited, and offered by him a. suitable In every
Particular, for the Inauguration festivities.
knowing the excellent taste displayed on ordi-
nary occasions by Mr. Straus, he L. commended
To the public 90 be he clothier who, in thisextra
went, wlll be most likely to do credit to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
to 8. 41fa fat1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

HouwIrLNrD swallow -tail coat and whitc
vest for the Inauguration ball. Roman l. Cox
hsvea God Assortment, ct very low figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

WILCOX d GIBB's SKwINe MAcHrHR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hsepskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
intelnGencer Builaing 1o,28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

PoED's ExTR ACT-For twenty-five years tn
peoples remedy, for what2 See Ponds Extr &C
BOOK. 2,l0:25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

IhE Comfy SCHOOL TRCsxEEs held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon, and a resolution
vas adopted that the schools be closed ON the al
and eth OF March. Mr.. Brown nominated Mr.
David Miller a principal of No. school, 9Th
district, and Mr.. Miller resigned president of
the beard. and was elected principal. Mr.. Burr
stated that be hal closed one of the schools in
hI> district On account OF sickness among the
pupils, the teacher reported that twenty-five
scholars were absent yesterday and at first said
they were all sick with the measles, but after
ards aS know led ged that some OF the I'm had the
small pOx. Mr.. Miller said some isolated cases
had appeared in his district, and in one family
three deaths had occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

bUPEEz x BENEDICT's MINsrREIs COMING
ACAIN.-Nr. Chas. III. Keeshin, the wide awake
general agent OF Duprez * Benetict's Min
s'rels, il i'm town making fEai arrangements for
the four nights et the fr>t-class performances of
tbs famous company At Lincoln Hail. COM
'neing Monday night, March Sd. The troupe
embraces some fine yocalists and excellent
comedians. and they give refined entertain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

CURE FOR CoUeH OR CoLD.-As soon az Their
is the slightest uneasiness of the chest with dill
ficulty Of breathing, or indication OF cough
take,during the day few "Bropa's Broackio
TrocSss." eoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

ASK YouR sRocRR for Deslsy e Yeast Powder
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits
rolls. bread, griddle cakes, wafaes, SC. Depot
60 New-st, n. Y. At retail BY all grocers. 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

The LIVE STOCK MARKET Board Of H,altk
fsyg,cfiOSs.-The report OF inspections and sales
q; live stock at Drivers Rest and elsewhere
during the week ending today is - follows: At
'lsrke's beg pens Tuesday and "Wednesday sS6
swine were offered, all prime, and sold at on a
e.. At DrOver's Rest about 30 cattle were
.fered, some OF which very ine and sold
att cents. About -JGa sheep were offered
choice ~Od at cents. q cows and calves were
UreTed AMI SOLD al from SO TO SIS. Many
AZ our butchers were supplied In Balti-
more "wednesday Hoffman & Hunt bought
s"me very fine sheep there-i3 head-that aver
aged IN weight 80 lbs. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaire,
and made to order by Hempler, near Ak street
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
Here ! Here!! Here -!
She Is UpOn Us Again.

Yes, the beautiful Spring, with her warm south
breeze.
Has in few days removed the wiHtcr freeze.
And now the .nrmer. ii he would thrive,
Must everything begin to drive.
But in your hurry to plant and sow, [grow,
Don't forget the fruit that your farm should
And if you'd buy good trees cheap and true to
name.
60 to BUFFALO NURSERY for the same.
The proprietor of Buffalo Nursery, A.
NJ. Shuts, is Offering his extra lot of
Apple Trees at 81 SO per dozen; SIS 81
for fifty; $40 per hundred SIS fol five
hundred, and s75 per thousand. Will
sell few leading varieties, mostly winter,
at $50 per thousand.
Don't forget the other fruits, Grapes,
&c. Send for Catalogue. Call and ex
anime for yourself, and get your trees
while the roads are good. You can heel
them in and plant them at your leisure.
For SIS per hundred will warrant trees
for two years, to reset all that may die
Don't forget the place - miles south
east Of Troy, on Telegraph road, and
mile irom Moscow mill. nlO
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
To THE FARMERS OF LINCOLN CoUNr

To THE FARMERS OF LINCOLN COUNTY.
Il respectfully request the farmers OF
Lincoln county to call and exami-e
Hughes Riding P!ow, now on exhibition
at Troy. 1t is not gang plow, but sim
ply a large plow, with riding attachment
and so constructed that all friction is en-
trely relieved from the bottom and land
side, thereby saving nearly one half the
power required to draw the common
plow. The plow is outside the wheels.
Both wheels run on the unplowed ground
The plow is entirely suspended by chain
attached to a spring, 1t turns corners
without raising out of the ground. For
a two horse machine we use sixteen inch
plow, which runs as light at the same
depth as ten or twelve inch common
pillow. Where three horses are uaed ex
clusively, We advise the use Of an eigh
teen inch plow, which will do good work
aud turn an average furrow Of twenty
inches, and pillow from four to Gvo acres
a day. Every plow warranted, or money
refunded.
.. D. LOVING, Agent.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

STAMPS ON WMLs.--The Commission.
ey of interaal Revenue, in reply to the
"Whethsra will admitted to
pruba.e since October LIST, 1872, but ID
ted prior to that time is subject to stamp
du,y?" has very recently written a letter
stariug that the liability depends upon
the date Of the probate, and not 90 thf
of the sill. He Eustaey says thss 1t the
psobato sas taken out prior to October
ast, 1872, il should nave been stamped,
ie the value Of the effects exceeded one
Thousand dollars. Psobates taken out
prior to October Isl, 1879, but not stamp
cd, can BE- validated by tho fixing OF the
propei stamp by Collector OF Internal
Revenue, Who may admit tho penalty
nrovided that the instrument be present
cd within twelve months fsom Its ISSUE
and ,ha, satisfactory evidence 10 pro
duced that there VAS no si'emps 10 evade
sas Law. Resis,sss or esther aecord'ns
officers canhot legally attach the stamp IN
such cases as those mentioned above
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
Did You Know IL?

Know what ? That John p. Lynott
is sole agent for Lincoln county for the
Champion Reaper and Mower the only
complete Reaper and Mower IN the
world also the Black Hawk Cultivator,
riding or walking, wood or iron beam,
the best cultivator made, sold and war
ran,ed. Cornplanters, one and two horse
Sulky Hay Rakes, Revolving Hay Rakes,
all kinds of Plows, Cider and Wind
Mills the Dubuque Cooper Wagon, best
and cheapest in the market. All kinds
of Hardware and Stoves at bottom prices
Store on Main street. Troy. Mo. u6w2
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

We called at the Globe Office while 10
St. Louis last week, and effected On ex'
change with that bold Republican paper.
1t is rapidly taking tho place Of the
Democrat among the Republicans of that
city and the state, aud will be, if it is not
now, the organ Of the party in the West.
We found our esteemed friend, Mr.. John
Dillon, occupying . prominent position
on the editorirl staff, aud wish him abun.
dant success in his new undertaking. The
weekly Globe is oniy 81 q year, single
subscriptions; semi weekly 81, aud daily
I2. Address Mckee aud Houses, 81
Louis, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
MEDICAL VALUE or AsPARAGvs, ...A

MEDICAL VALUE or ASPARAGUS. ...'A \
medical correspondent of an Engsish
journal says that tho advantages o. ss,
naragus are not sufficiently appreciated
hv those who suffer with rheumatisw and
eout. Slight cases Of rheumatis~ are
cured 10 few days by feeding On 'h's
delicious esculent and more chronic Ga
ses are much relieved. especially IL che
patient avoids all acids, whether In soeS
or beverage The Jerusalem ar'iehote
has also q similar effect In seIis'iec
rheumatism. The heads may DO eaten IN
the usual way. but Ten made s.o~ che
leaves of the stalk, aud drank three OF
four times q day, is a certain remedy
though not equally agreeable.