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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08

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:" Let's wet our Kaolin," is the
popular invitation now in Wood Coun-
ty
See Mr.. Dutruit's card as candi.
date for reelection to the Office of CO.
Treasurer.
The new cross-walks near the
Lawrence House are just the thing
Pedestrians rejoice.
--FroSts are now regularly expected,
and the general health is becoming i'm
proved consequently.
Partridge ana Pheasants are car
lessIy fooling around private residences
within the city limits.
A warm pleasant rain began last
Sunday night, which will tend to re
tard the frosts little longer
We learn that Mr.. Moore, of Cen
tralia, has been very sick, bat has re
covered sufficiently to be around.
A han, believe they call him
Rinderpost, is running on the reform
ticket for Congress in Milwaukee.
Miss Tucker, an expert in pen
manship, is conducting frst-class
writing school at the school house.
Uncle David Bakers chicken
house was the recipient of visit from
chicken thieves last Sunday night.
The Tribune says the little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Kittner, Of Wood, fell from
a log last week Sunday and broke her
arm.
The Young Mems Debating Soci-
ETY. meets in the basement Of the Con
gregationaI Church on Saturday even
ings.
e The boys" have been trying to
run the rapids the past week, bit with
indifferent, not to say very poor sue
cess.
w orAmen nave oeen turnplNn5
the street near Uerschleb's Wagon
shop, \ capital, and much needed
"orN'
It , y, foStef' the author OF the
celebrated ot'eF Law mas 0oen re-
nominated Tor the Senate IN the 10Th
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c,rr;soo Koorn bod furnishes +bo o,,o1
i+r Ionn sonobt for tho non,,e,ot,ra a
norcoIsin vara
The Milwaukee u St. Paul Rail
900 snit and the poor farmers are
wearing overalIs.
w,u, ~ w Y p p : n.o
o.,,o..;a. eaoI- 10 ;.on : ba;nn nnt
3., ,7n;3,1 wa1.an n;u baro tbo
iron horse by December 18th.
oonor., ;nnrovon,,n : ba;na
mo3a = on .tr,o+s os,ooiaur %
:, IT, u;n y ono1;tI Po,, and
D.. No. L.. e,r+nn.+o
The Lcalsr Troupe failed to Sc
cnre an audience. though excellent per-
formers, consequently did not give an
entertainment as advertised last week
y 1FNI ~ n 4 = . q y n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08

Boys and Ladies underwear at I.
C. ST. Amour & Co. S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08

For County Clerk hereby an
nounee myself as a candidate for the
Office Of County Clerk of Wood Coun
tv. and respectfully solicit the aid of
all voters at the ensuing election.
c. 0. BAKER,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08
BUSINESS h0TICES.

Justices Blanks for sale at the
Wood County Drug Store. If.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08
For sale.

a SECOND bond. 10 horse power Engire Il
a inch bore "A inch stroke This Engine
has been completely overhauled and repaired
at the Grand Rapids Foundry, and Is nearly a.
good as new. Harties wishing to purchase can
ppIy to the Grand Rapids Foundry for particG-
rs, terms of payment &c
JOHN RADLIN.
iran r arids, April 2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08

October Sth. and hardly a respect
able frost as yet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
U ar,razaE of Attachment

COUNTY OE WO0D-CITY Of GRAND RAPIDS
sS--Iu Justice Court
N,TDl-are hereby notified that warrant Of
4 at5ach1Is n has been issue-i against You. and
your property attached TO Susisfs the demand OF
IL. Il. Compton. -amuUn Ing II $3.50. Now I'M
less Yen shall appear bef0re il. ". Lord. Jus
tee 0. The peace, in and Ger >slid county st lis
on in said City. on the 1+sh day f October
ltI+. NJ one o'clock h the ascypool, JUi5mcRt
VIII ae red rcd against y0u. an your property
SOIL 10 pay the debt.
Da,e5 this 18Th day Of September 1874.
II. II. Compton Plaintiff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08
Grand Rapids, Oct. 9th.

Grand Rapids, Oct. 9th. 45
To the Yoters Of Wood County.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff, and if elected, |
pledge myself to DISCHARGE the duties Q!
the Office impartialIy, and the best Of
my ability,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-08
Merchandise for the Million

f. LANIGNE,
Sheriff of Wood County.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
nIprnRE oF 4 81 MoYsTER.

Quite a sensation was produced on Saturday
last st Atlantic City, N. j., by the arrival at
the landing in the inlet Of the fishing sloop
Amanda B., having on board 9 veritable sea
monster, the like Of which has never before
been seen in these waters. The Oldest fisher
men and Watermen manifest surprise at the
appearance Of this moniter Of the deep, and
are at loss to determine what Il is. It's IN
doubtsdly Of the turtle species, with head
simibh to that Of COW, with white spots o.
the top. The body is black In color, and from
the nose to the tip Of the tan SIX feet long. 1
has four fukes or 6ippers, and is Eve feet sever
inches m breadth, The diameter Of the bod
4 two feet and half. It is estimated that thu
weight Of the creature Is about seven hundred
pounds. The monster had been seen In thl
neighborhood for two or three weeks past, and
numerous fishermen had ct different time
pursued It with darts and spears, endeaVorinl
10 capture It. On Friday last, about 63'
O'Clock, Captain Dan Champion and the crew
Of the boat named above cast large seine Of
BriRautfne shoals, about i've miles out 81 sea
and were successful In getting the animal en-
tWined In the meshes Of the net. A rope an
tackle WAS slipped under Us body and va
raised into the sloop and deposited IN the hold
,vhere n was kept until Saturday afternoon
when the rope and tackle was again calledtnt
reouisition and the monster transferred 70
| lsrre batteau, and finally placed in tub
which had TO be built for the purpose, near II
New Inlet house, where II was visited durin
the day BY hundreds Of persons, who expresse
the greatest surprise at seeing what may trui
be termed a wonder, and which viii no dout
engage the attention Of biologists and SHOW
men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05

A correspondent of the Springfield RspUbI-
can has this to say about q Kiowa belle, the
daughter Of Kicking Bird She Is q lively,
piquant little thing, with srch, soulful eyes.
Her name IL ''Topin," meaning woman. She
is but twelve years old. Shall describe her
WARDROBE First and most rare, her buckskin
cloak, fring,d and spotted all over with elks'
teeth, said TO be only found now AMI then In
the eik-this kind oft,eth-and the elks being
gone, too, they are very rare and costly. Two
Of them are valued at mule. There were
five hundred on her cloak. Think OF wearing
two hundred aud fifty mules on eRe's back!
Paris and New York are outdone here. skirt,
sometimes of buekskin, fonetimes It is q plain
shawl, bought from the traders, completes her
toilet. Topin is not all frvolty. Some horses
had been stolen from the TexaIs, and vert
traced to Kicking Birds band. The agent de.
manded their return; the horses were gone; the
affair was likely TO cause trouble, wis To7in
Of her own accord, came forward first and
offered ten horses out Of her own herd, TO helI
repair the damage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
rYB1RRAssIyq sJTUATToN.


A few days ago, says the Detroit Free Prsss,
a freight clerk at the Central depot thought he
would like to have good wash and nice
swim, and he proceeded down the yards TO q
slip, looked al around TO see II policeman
was in sight, and then shed his linen and made
a dive. He LEFT his clothes on some boards,
where be had fair field 70 look out that the
boys didn't sly in on them, and he came out Of
the water happy and refreshed. he looked
for his pants, and they had disappeared. He
looked down the yards, and he saw big dog
PLAYING with them. The canine would toss the
pants aloft and catch them as they came down,
and then he would pretend that they were
itpaIne," and the sound Of mis- clashing teeth
could be plainly heard. The clerk started
for the dog, but Just then several women,
looking for an excursion boat, came In sight,
and be had to dodge around lumber
pile. When the women had passed. be
began whistling at the dog, but be might az
well have whistlod at barn. Then he tried
| coaxing, and when that had no effect, be hurled
| A club The dog picked up the pants and dis
/ appeared around q corner Of the wheat eleVa-
tor, where he was safe. The clerk put on bis
skirt and vest, an6 started out, but be heard
passenger train coming IN, and naa . ge1 Deek.
Pretty soon he noticed Q small boy down BY the
elevator, and be called 70 him. Some more
excursion women happened along, and hearing
cries, they approached the lumber. The clsrE
put lis head out and warned them that he wa
insane, and they halted. The boy came up
two workmen approached, and finally crowd
of forty stood gazing at the lumber pie, moi
one Of whom dared approach for long time
Then two Of the men armed themselves with
clubs and hanked around, then threw stonei
over the pile to scare the man out, and befor'
any one knew who It was and what he'd oc
Cured, the crowd had grown 70 hundred
The clerk finally made them understand wha
was the matter, and when his torn and bat
tered pantaloons were brought ups he slpPe'
into them and skulked down along BY freigh
train, swearing 3. every jump.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05

The London Ns,c, remarks that the great
tea-cup revival and taste for bric-a-brae appear
TO be sustained with more intense enthusiasm,
and TO be spreading over wider area day BY
day. What Thaekeray rather irreverently
termed gim-croekery fetches the most extra
ordinary fancy prices at auctions and inc
mania for various kinds Of old ssueers ana
dishes exceeds even the famous rage Tor Datch
tulips Of bygoae time. This season has been
a rich harvest for the virtuoso, a. the col
lecters of articles OF ornament would have
been formerly called. Old seYres, Dresden,
Maiol,ea. Wedgwood ware. old Chelsea, old
Bristol, have become familiar names even 70
people who prefer dining OF plate TO framing
| II aud hanging II on the wall as work OF art.
Not to be learned in Venetian glass b to Be
tray ignorance Of recognized topic Of CONVEX
sation; to be unable 70 appreciate choice
japanese Jar as Il ought to be appreciated, 4
10 confess 70 q want Of enlightenment which
implies quite 3 sloEenliDess in social culture
| The very groccrs who procure US our green tea
1 from abroad are adding 10 their business on
/ the strength of the newly developed or newly
resuscitated desire for foreign table equipage
They announce trsys for sale In ther WinooN !
and display specimens of the CAiBese ceraniC
| art in which we see the spirit and the manner
although not the tone or color, Of the fkmo1i
/ willow pattern design preserved and repeated.
/ The curiosity shops must drive roaring trade
Not only ladies, but gentlemen have becoms
| admirers and purchasers Of porcelain, OF pot
terry in its different varieties, and Of ivory cary
ings from the cunning and persevering handI
1 of the Oriental craftsmen. Wardour street
| no doubt, and various other receptacles fol
relics aud bijouterie, ara equal TO the occasion
| II would be cruel and sorry proceeding tc
| cast any reflection upon the bowl Of unequalec
| rarity which our collecting friends and &C
quaintances put before us.
| It has been obtained, after vigorous comPe
tition and brisk bidding, at the distribution o
the effects of q nobleman lately deceased. Th'
defunct dilettdRte enjoyed such reputation fo
care and taste in the occupation for which be !
chiefly remembered that everything belonging
to him attracts an offer far above the tntrirsil
value Of Il. A couple Of vases are estimated
At the price of a small freehold estate; sim
pie jug goes for more than many q rector pay
annually TO his working curate q triplet o
"rose du Barn. jardinieres, with subjects o
peasants in borders" (the peasants the happi
est of agricultural laborers,) ietehes severa
\ hundreds of pounds. Few Of these expensive
luxuries are Of modern date or composition
They must have the interest Of age or Of Ger
tain artistic associations attached to them Z
render them completely available for the use
and requirements Of fashionable collectors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
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6IR,No


within ten dave afte1 The contract has been
awarded the successful bhder shall enter lnto a
% fsiihfaIiy observe spi keep Che ,sEms,-eo1,ll-
tons and reguiremf nts - torth N THIS Adv
and snail mafs executg and deliver, su65eOt 70
lhe approgal and % ne IL
the snm OF two hun drsd noasand dollars, zoe
aforteiture for the hth!g M y sSld
and SUBJECT to the labttiss Of ne ssysnteenta
ssetioa o. an act q SoA ,geS
Necessary Directs as han teen usually tueinded u
me Ssns I5 10 u de e or eea aedeas
ex penses Of the DEPARTMENTS and offices 81 thq
oysTnnsSss; s1S :, ios oS 1oRms g 1sas s
n Owed August Z5, 1sE2 thlch act provides that IN
a. M ~ II. eontTa,t Is and his snreUts shall Be
iiEbIc III the forfeiture pelhgd IN SUCH contract
Il the United staieS, any court having jurisdlo-
~ ~ FACTOR 10 won ri,s arst award may be
mad should faiI 10 entr mo Agreement and give
satisfactory bombs Is a, proTtsa taen ne ,
next iowsst responsi1e ollder, sni 50 en- until
ibe Islgired tas S AMI sFT s1ssSte
Z, .ai eytrY stipulAfiA EMBRACED herein, II be
wrr ths orig nal part 70 whom the contract vas
T rhc re. ment viii also provide that II at aqy
~ ~ lie. or Eroms irresponsIbIe for me
en- III. en- i;y flhc bal, the Postmaster General
sbaiI la,- = right tdtquire new bond with adj
s.ii,,na. a. iirisn3 iurufi-s, which the con-
20 shat uvnish 10 be acceptance Of the Post-
Gen r u WlLlll4 HeL-1lf 80
IN d-fa alt ll-, eor The cnlraet nay b. annulled
CONTRACT not ST6SABLE;
The Contract eanno1 In any case, De lA"Auii5
I transferred OF assigned
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster Gerrsi reserves the Fight 70 re-
lsct any AMI AL bids In bis ud gmtnt, tne lntSr
ests Of The 6overnmet require " So w ,s
shall be faiiurs Al ay tine 20 perform I9itnlHly
any Of tis sgipulatio4. or n ca o. NlitllA a.
le1auf 10 IN ss up0tthe Department. stamped en-
Tsio6ss sna.wrApperfn ferior 20 snoss ne" IN Use
shc,ia ne lutersstbf the Government require,
1 thi- eorstract NAY D. extended beyond the time
named. not sxessdl1 three mSnias, y ordsr OF
80 n sonditions byein set nth shall govern In
such extended eont1e
I kMPLES.
sneelnenS Of theenvGopes and wrappers FOR
i n IN proposais arsn vtted. showing the Inherent
apaiiIiss AMI colon paper requirrd, the cuts ana
style Of cumming. ~ blaak forms Of bids. may -
had on applieanonto the rhifd Assistant POST
nae speonsn OF the SIMPLE
snveloses md Wrapers furnished BY the Depart 3
1eut must 81 attack % aud made part Of each bid
GuARAHEE-PROPOsAL
no proposal viii considered unless accQmpl =
MED 81 satisfactory Eaarantee, signed ~ AZ least
BdSePs SSs must "a In their proposals the prize
sVrrrfhinq eouirek 8 Be done Furnished, as Sc :
forth 10 this adyeI tenienti ane ~ plo ~.
rriT,e,f .a.f,rel IN reioDed and sealed, marked
t.Proposais Tor staped nseioBss -ili-l ~
ltrzpperS.n and 4 Aresssi " -, - n n q =
Postmaster Gener4 WAshifp 81 = n 4 RSHkII.
His-A&Tha postmaster esRsEaL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
rHn cosr o. ENeELsH ROYALTY.


The Grown Princess took with her to Germany
fine fortune in British gold; the PTineesses Alice
and Helena both married Almost psnniiess Ger
man princes, who have ever since been burden
some pensioners on English bounty the Princess
Of wales brought with her little more than . neat
trousseau, and In this case the brldegrooms eoun-
try had 10 vote the doHry; the Princess Mary OF
Cambridge added, in the person Of the Duke OF
Teck, yet third Tsutonie dependent on the ex-
ohequer; the Princess Louise, when she welded
the Lord Of Lorne, rsOsiYed, not without opposi-
tIon, right royal doWry; and now, after the
Duke Of Edingburgh is disposed Of, comes Prince
Leopold "Asklng for mort" a. will also Prince
Arthur and the Princess Beatrice in their turn.
The Queens children will scarcely Be settled in
life with splendid establishments at the national
expense before her grandchildren VIII be needing
TO be Sc. up ia royal luxury indeed, the prospect
Of Allowances and doEries for the regning family,
TO be asked Of Parliament, stretches out indeh-
uitely before the legislative minds eye.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
KELLOGG AND PACKARD: As SOUTH
ERY MEN.
New Orleans RsPubl;eia.l

Governor Kellogg has resided In this State for
more than ten years, has become the owner Of
real estate, and pays taxes thereon, both In the
city and country. Marshal Packard has lived
here quite as long, has married q Southern
woman, and enriched the population 70 the fuli
extent permitted BY nature and by laE-sEina
being exceptional and not required OF any one.
Now we submit Il length Of residences, II aecumu-
latlou Of property In the form Of real estate, u
marrying and raising famiiy--if ali there things
do not argue Identification with the interests Of
the South, and exempt man from the sccusa.
tion Of carpet-bagiSm, what VIII carpet bag.
ger Is q man without means or regular occupa-
ton, political adventureT, ready 10 cit ct mo-
ment's warning, and having no ties in the cotamu.
nifty strong enough 70 Withstand political
defeat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05

A Paris correspondent says the eorbssAe q
marriage Is an Institution which we might al
vantageously import. Formerly, as tne ha ~
implies, It was q big basket, in which the
trousseau and wedding presents were laio
Il lie now handsome piece Of cabinet maker
Work-a sort Of small wardrobe set round
with satin-lined and padded drawers. heL
atiYes and intimate friends are expected TO COME
and see the eorbeille, which Is on show for mani
days before the wedding at the house CT tht
bride. Persons wishing to make presents ar.
thus offered an opportunity Of knowing Ehal
to avoid. The smallest shop-keepers managt
to give their daughters eorbeifles d marriage
stuffed With valuable trinkets. Jewels and plste
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
4rzE AFTER NILE OF SILENCE AND
rnr.r,an ~ Mnnt d " Cor Iulr.1-


toveriand Monthly for July,1
In the northwest corner of San Bernardino
county, lying partly also in Inyo county, and
BY the newly surveyed line, partly also In the
State Of Nevada, Is region paralleied BY few
other spots on this earth. We say the world
e instinct with life. Here, IL the phraseology
NAV be pardoned, is place instinct with
death. A huge basin, whose rim q the an
cient hills stricken with the barrenness Of eter-
nal desolation; whose bosom, the blasted
waste Of the desert-treeless, shrubless and
waterIess, save few bitter pools Ike the lye
of potash Of water; surrounded by mountains
that tower thousands Of feet above the sea
level, itself lying three hundred feet below the
sea. Il IL a very "Gehenns"--a place Of death
and bones. Birds do not ny over it. Animals
do not enter It. Vegetation cannot exist IN It.
The broad sands absorb the heat, the bare
mountains reflect It, the unclouded sun daily
adds to IT. Ninety degrees IN the shade lartt
fetal shade, there is no other means winter.
One hundred and thirty and one hundred and for
ty degrees, that is simmer.
The hot air gCJws hotter, wavers, tTambles
with heat, until nature, goAded 70 madness,
can endure no more; and then the burning
blast rouses ftself-rouses IN its might-rouses
as an angry beast, and with hoarse ominous
roar, sweeps mllb 8IleT Out GfoA Oh-ONSA
the broad reach Of the desert, bearing In ia
black, Whirling bosom-black as the midnight
dust, sand, alkan and death. Sometimes 9
murkey cloud gathers upon the mountains
above. then there is q rush-a warning sigh on
the 1fnds-low rumbling in the air; the hills
culver, the earth trembles, and torrent, hall
water, half mud, bounds from the hills, leaps
into the desert, blowing ehasms like river-beds
1 in the loose sand. The clouds scatter, the sun
comes again-the eternal thirst Of the desert
! Is not q1snched. The raging river is only q
| dream, - -
In the year 1870 party Of emigTauts entered
the basin. Day after day they toIled on, thirst
ing, dying. The pitiless mountains WALLED
them 10; no escape. One by one they dropped
and died. A few, abandoning everything
scaled the mountains and escaped. The other
lie as they fell, dried to mummies-no birds ever
TO devour their flesh, no beasts to prey upei
them. Wagon-tires unrustedi gun-oarrel
bright, untarnished. Such is the place. Mil
after mile silence reignsi snence-and death
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FoR NlTiTLlfffi1RaYY sUPPIfFs.

DEPoT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFIcE, Z
PHILADELPHIA, July IS, lQ4 ;
sealed proposals, In duplicate, vita copy Of this
Advertisement attac he'd 70 each, Will be reeslTsd e
this once until noon August -, 1874 for furnisline
the Un-ted States Quarfermhster's Oepartmeut
with the FOL oFing-uailed articles VIZ;
100 pairs Woollen Stockings.
40 90 pairs White Berlin Gloves.
hegQ palre " oollen Mlitsna.
lltgly pairs Boots, brass screwed
ahygo pairs Booteer- bras screwed.
NJ pairs Buffalo OvershOcs.
~ pAiirs Arctic Oversh oea. Buekie 6alters.
"A ~ * PAIRS Afctie Oyershoe4, Snow EXeluder1-
AseS 49, " oolen Blankets.
~ Iron Bunka
-1e Gets lron-Bunk Stats.
=, ~ sets stenen Ylats8
4 Nsyg lArq8 Dark-blne Cloth. g.
~, W Y1rda sty-blue KgrseY, 50
Al srttciee VII be sub ectei to n Kfd Inspections
ana oiooers are Informed that 0ali cOmpiiance with
lpeelt be Insisted upon, and that
tiele I'M rlor 70 the standard viii Be accented.
me 59. erninent resery Is the night 70 reject any
BIDS are requestPa for delivery of tbs .rti.ls. "A
Philadeiphla and also at san Ffhnciaco
FOR lnformcti0n N detail aDplV 70 fliia of3ce
Enyeiopes eoniaia.i,hng Proposals 70 Be iDdorsed
to che IN JsE tEneee,.-..---.-...,, :,
Assistant Qua teFmaster General o. s. A., in charge
or depot. jyB-2S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05
NEW hooks.

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ALCEsTIs, (LeISurs hour Series.)
A NEW THEoRY OF GREvITATION AND
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Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mine.
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JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance OF Old Virginia.
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MY MOTHER AND 1. By Miss MulOek.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
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WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James PiAtt.
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A TREATISE on Mcdaniel Liens on Real and
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