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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Assembly.

petitions was presented from the citizens of
Trcmpealeau county for law 20 prohibitthe sale of
liquors Also circumstances from La Crosse Sparta
Tomah and other places against interference
with the removal of the winnebago Indians
Resolutions offered for the revision of laws re-
lating 10 taxation; that the morning prayer before
the Assembly be spread upon the journal; proyid-
ing that globe burners be put upon all the lamps in
the Capitol Resolutions were considered as fol-
lows: relating tothe amendment of The constitution
as TO the terms Of Judges. Referred 20 Judiciary
COMMITTEE that no appropriation be made 10
county Poor Houses. Ref, FRED 10 Committee on
Charitable Institutions relating 20 refunding
money for passes. laid on the table: instructing
judiciary Committee 10 enquire into the matter Of
taxing railroad property. Adopted also that town,
county, and city TteasurCrs shall hold hut one con-
secutiyc term. -- Bills were introduced; relating 10
stay Of executions To provide Tor uniform text
books 10 amend the law 10 prevent frauds ia sale
Of personal property a. provide for locating school
houses to authorize Buacuhb 10 issue additional
boud- to regulate the inspection Of hsh IN Milwau-
kcc to protect fish in Green Lake; u provide for
election q ruuuty commissioners 10 organize cor
porations for general purposes 10 repeal the law
relating 10 certain duties ~ county boards tn pro-
vide for revision If statutes: 10 amend the Law re-
lting 10 the management ot industrial School for
boys to provide for the government If hospitals
for the insane 10 provide for ~ assessment aud
collection o. taxes relating a. statistics from towns
counties aud villages. Committees reported Tor
indcfuiie reinforcement Of the hin making labor
and material ON railroad bod first lien on said road
and in favor NJ the bill making a. lbs a btshol "a
Timothy seed Some time was spent ~ Commit.
tee u the whole, Rankin In the chair. Adjourned
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15
PROCEEDINGS
Oftt.c Board Of Supervisors Of
Marion County, Iowa, I'm
Regular Session for jan
uary 1874.
First Day.

Monday, Jan. 5.
Att meeting of the Board Of Super
visors in and for Marion County, held
at the Court House in the city ot
Knoxville, on lst Monday of January
being the 5th day of January, A. ID,
1874, II. ID. Lucas, having been duly
elected Supervisor of Marion County,
was, this 9Th day Of January, A. ID.
1874, sworn into office.
On motion Of III. NJ. McCully, Dan.
iel Sherwood was chosen Chairman OF
the Board of supervisors for the ensu-
ing year
On motion, the rules for the govern
ment Of the Board as adopted at the
January 1871, session, were read and
re-adopted.
III. NJ McCully moved that Sec. 30,
Township No rs, N. of Range No. 10,
West Of the 9Th Z. NJ, be detached
from Bridge District No. 3. as organ
lied by resolution Of the Board Janu-
AIRY 18th 1874, and attached to Bridge
District No. 2. Motion carried.
On motion, the resolution of the
Board, adopted Mt its January 1871,
session, aud amended January 18th
1878, defining certain duties OF Road
Supervisors and members Of the Board
Of Supervisors in the matter OF repair
Ing bridges, and the division OF the
County into Bridge Districts, &C., was
re-adopted
The following resolution was, on
motion, adopted, to-wit:
ResotUed, BY the Board Of Supervis-
ors, that, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the 18th rule adopted by the
Board at its January 1871, session, for
the government Of Poor House and
Farm. the following COMMITTEE on
poor" for the year 1874, he appointed,
consisting Of Messrs. Sherwood and
Lucus, whose duty il shall be to visit
the Poor House at least once month,
10 look after the welfare Of the inmates
thereof and make all settlements and
audit each claim M may be just and
right, provided the manner Of vista
ton he left with the committee to de-
terminc.
On motion, the entire rules, as
amended, relative to the government
Of the Poor House, were adopted.
The official Bond of X. M. Faris
Treasurer elect, was presented, and re-
ferred to the County Attorneys, with
request that they return the same to-
morrow morning, with their written
opinion rs to its sufliciency in form.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
I'll - O'clock a. m, January 9th, 1874.
DANIEL SHERWOOD, Cham.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15
second Day.

Jan. 9th, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members all present; minutes of yes
terday read and approved.
The following report was presented
and ordered made IA matter of record,
tO-wit:
70 the Honorable Board Of Super
visors of Marion County, Iowa. Gen
tlemen: In the matter Of the Official
Bond Of II. M. Farris, Treasurer elect
of said County, referred to us for an
opinion rs to the legal sutliciency Of
said Bond, by reason Of the same be-
ing in blank, AS to the penalty for u
breach thereof, at the time the same
was signed by the obligors therein, we
would respectfully report that 1t is our
opinion that said Bond Is defective,
and insufficient, by reason of the
aforesaid omission.
1t has been suggested to us as being
the fact, that the amount of penalty
was omitted for the reason that the
amount of Bond which would be re-
quired could not be known until the
present session of the Board, and that
the obigors in said Bond severally
authorized the person procuring their
signatures thereto, to fill up said Bond
with whatever amount this Board
might require. If sueh is the fact aud
said Bond should now be filed up in
accordance with said agreement, we
think that in case of q breach thereof,
1t could be enforced against all who
assentcd to its being thus filled up.
Respectfully submitted.
ANDERSON d COLLINS.
In accordance with the opinion ex-
pressed in the above report, the Bond
OF Il. NJ. Farris was rejected.
On motion, the Board adopted the
following resolution, to-wit:
WHEREAS, 1t is required by law
Chat the Board of Supervisors at their
January session, determine what news
ld1tlH pNbilsiiti III LIlt COUNTY NIlult
he selected in which the proceedings
of the Board OF Supervisors are to be
published Therefore,
Resohcd, That the editors of the
TeHa Htale, Iowa VorER, Marion
County Democrat and Marysville Mn
CT, be required to present to the Board
sworn statement of the average mum
her Of the actual bona tide subscribers
tn their several papers residing in the
County Of Marion, for the six months
next preceding the lst day of Janu-
ary 1874, or appear In per ,on before
the Board. The statement or appear.
nnee 10 be presented ON Friday Jan
9th 1874, at 10 o'clock Il. m, at which
time the selection will be tnade.
The following official bonds were
presented and approved, to-wit:
l.. w. CroZier, bond in penal sun
of ten thousand dollars with Asa Long
Thompson Bridges, S. NJ. Cooley, J
b, Ruffner, r. Aunspach and JohI
Summons. as snreties.
w. G. Allen, Coroner, bond in penal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15
'E'hird Day.

Jan, 7th, 1874.
Boatd met pursuant to adjournment;
members all present; minutes of yes
terday read and approved.
The following claims were present
ed and allowed, and warrants ordered
to he issued for the same, to-sit,
j. III. Hinesley, for keeping Chas.
Pugh and Harry Williams in
Mahaska Co., Jail 1880
II, j, Scoles, for coal oil, lamps,
and matches 7.95
Day, Egbert & Fiddlar, for
Judgment Docket and Tabs
for Index o4.00
James Denison. for Trustee of
Washington Tp., ECO
G.. p. III. Zahu, services apprais-
ing swamp land and mileage l.5G
Philip Koelman, services APP
praising swamp land loo
b. Vos, F" 100
G.. =. III. zahn, servicesapprais-
ing Swamp land and mileage l.50
Philip Koelmnn, services APP
praising Swamp land loo
B. Nos, g " /" Loo
III, Neyenesch, Trustee of Lake
Prairie TIP. 10 0O
II. Neyenesch, publishing pro-
ce-dings of Oct. session of the
! Board OF Supervisors 10 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15
Fourth, Day.

Jan. Ssh 1874.
Board met pursuantto adjournment;
members all present; minutes OF yes
terday read and approved.
The following preamble and resolu-
tons were OH motion, adopted, to-wit
WHEREAS, 1t IL the duty of the
the Board of Supervisors TO select q
Physician for the Poor House for the
ensuing year. Therefore, belt
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15

400 RACES 900 engrsvings and colored plstes. Pub
Lis he'd quarterly, at IS cents year First No for
TIA iust issued. A osrmsn edition AZ ZANE price,
ADDRESS, JAMES WICK, Rochester, New Y@k,
2S,22
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-15

IT'S DtIWp TIC UUN NVI TOT HtHTITE OF
Road cases, the Board proceeded in
Road matters, full and complete re-
cord of which proceedings will appear
in the Road Record.
On motion the Board adjourned UNI
til 81 o'clock A. M. January eth, 1874.
DANIEL SHERWOOD,
Chairman.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07

A: Augusta (Ga.) correspondent
writes: A. body, The c"lOred peo-
pie of Georgia are don" with the Rad
ical party forever. The leaders Of
that organization have cheated. swim
died. lied 10 aud deceived them for the
last time. At the election yesterday
whole ba,talionS Of them vo,cd the
Democratic ticket. In Bihh county.
where be rulored vote is much strong.
or than the white, and where regular
candidates were in the field represent
ing both parties. the Democrats car
ricd the day hy $500 majority. In
the city Of Augusta there We're almost
a. MANY colored men who voted the
Democratic aS the Radical ticket
One or two of The counties reported
as having gone solidly for the Demo-
Gratis have large black populations
1t took the negro long time to End
out who was BIS best freld>-to
learn ,ha, his old master was a man
who would do to trust thousand
times more than carpet-bagger.
Wilkes county, b. home Of TnnnhS.
did not cast sin"le vote for the Re-
publican party. Tie negro who has
heard Toonhs and Sreph, n speak
looks upon them ~ supernatural be-
ingS. Many OF them cannot he made
TO believe that such eloquencc comes
from ordinary mor,ais,
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
Clinton, Kinds Co., Miss.
T,HE TwENTY.fOURrH Animal Sc

II WIZ W 's.N - VI ~ ' u hbH'''
SION of this Coilrg- will comin"ncr o..
" ecnes lay, Sept 80. 1874.
The past history at Tins Institution is e.
guarantee Of it, present worth aud its iuur
success.
II ha- Just closed one nf the most success.
fil Sessions since It's establishment
II is organizel on the University Plan, wiz
a Preparatory Department. n Frrhch a.
Commercial Course. and the following siX
schools, viz: A school Of Greek. school e.
Latin, school of Mathematics. school of Naru
raj Sricnces. .rho,l of English. and n srh'-,
Of Mental and Moral Science Each school
and department Is fully equipped for Vi.
work assigned it, The college courts in
ve-iigaiion n To the qna,ii atou> OF H. Pr
f,Ssor- aud is facillie> for in>irmrr'n.
II is exccIled by nn College in 'lI- I'nd TO-
&C 'urarc scholarship thnrouahn-,s f worh.
aud for wholesome discipline.
Ii is the only College in tn State unhr
Protestant control. which i. beyond the reach
Of political II iln"nre aud corruption y
political party az interest can >av who ,lin
OF shall not enter lis doors. II ia> been said
Ly n distinguished Ehma'or that Nls>I>.It IT,
Co'lry" l. the hope uf 'hr State IL viii no
di-appon' the eXprcl"ns of III" people
" ciifiI''f-'- e 'nbf'iS w " tD S'tt>sl'gllil.
AMI healthflncss of location.
IL is Surrounded Dy "a NaIe'i and T. iine'
society. and ihr students are rma'kabI, nee
from tpmptatirn To- VICE AID innnoiaiiy
Dram shops are prohibited by law.
A Wholesome moral and religions influence
Iervndrs and clIarscicrzes the college com
-'nun'y.
Board can lie hal in private families. with
wa hing, rom AMI fuel furnished. al $ I"
SIS pr month Br-i.les rhi- there are tw'
Bar iirg Uail-. havin all the r'-'rnini''
aud refining Influences Of the family, where
hoard an b- ohiaIn,,l ~, a,.I"aI co-l 1hrs
Halls viii accommodate ~ boarders a.
them each student furnishes his own room
Daring the pas scss,nr, board upon hi. pian
cost less than 81 per month. The first ap
Pirants will have the preference
For other iLforuaiiou. or for caial0gue. ap-
ply to Rev. W. S. WEsB, Prrsi lieut. "f rh-
College, or to
W. r. RATLIFF.
Presi Board Trustees.
Aug S, Il 7d-3m.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
. 90 .

y TRAVELLER among the mountains
a. Madeira set out for distant sun
hit, bur va, soon lost in thick mis-.
lie would have given up in despair !;
hu, his guide ran on before, constant.
~ calling ou', press on, master, press
ca; there's lsh, heyond." 10 little
lime. they had passed the region Of
clouds and darkness. and stood upon
the mountains top. with not u cloud
TO obSiruct The vision. Becloudrd
Respondent n;lgrim. Press on; there's
light beyond"
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07

ARGUE no. Wan ii de- n.',l Won
know To be Of an obstinate temper for
when he is once coutradirttd, HI
mind is barred against all light and
information argument, though ever
50 well-grounded, provokeS him. and
makes bin even AFRAID to be cUnvinc-
cd Of the truth.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
VIC KSBURG FOUNDRY.
4 N. PAXTON IL CO..
FOUNDERS AND MACUINISTS

NICKsBURG. HIss
Manufacture and repair Steam Engines. Or.
c'.lar Saw Mills. SiIaItlng and Pulties IRON
AMI Brsss Castings.
We have On hand v.riou. sizes If .na;,.s
OF oar own make. specially adspie.i for
Plantation AMI Saw Mil purpo-es. ~ well A.
Betting, pact,ng and Hose; Gs,. ST ann and
Water Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings. Cat
Steel Punched Nuts and Washers. Boiler
Rivets. Fire BIick.
Firsi-class workmen furnished when 70.
qairrd Feb 2l.,r
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
liza. AGENTS WANTED.

TEA AtirN Is wanted in town and country
to sell TEA. or yet up club orders, for the
largest Tea Company in America Impor
tiers prices and inducements to Agents -
Send for Circular. Address, BOBERT
WELLS, AZ Vssey street, New York. p.
0. Box 1887
The Christian Union, Hen-y Ward B-echer
Editor, Of OFT 18th last, says: ''Pari-s wish.
ing 10 get mp clubs. aud all who can get
o.ders for TEA, should write him FIR
Circular
The New York Weekly Tribune, of Sept
Sd. Gays :"All Oranges should write Robert
Wells for CIRCULAR
s-he Scyin-. of Sept. -, saws "Rnbrrr
Wells is ,h"roushiy reliable. [aprlii,G
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
TESTIMONIALS.

We have cultivated the JAPANESE Pea the
past season, on small scai., aud ar
convinced tney are a perfect success. Thin
yield w.s enormous For the TAELE ar kn
STOCK they are un>urpaS>ed by any other pea.
They grow we'll on Thin iaLd and are Dound
TO be a No ! l,'rrliz,r.
A. J WHITE, Trustee Badly Co.
ii lIlX
A f. BLUNT, P NJ Civ .and.
have cultivated the JAPANESE Fra tie
pat year, and ri --d iiirin ~ the rate Of !'u
bu .helS Ia 'lIe acre The bl,Hun excel Luck
wheat Tor bees.
F F. HAEDWICK.J r, Bra ny Co.
March 9Th. ls1t.2i
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
NE w IND RARE SEED!
At the Southern seed House Of Ge; ~. Fl
williamson.
q LIZ aTIN ~ N.I,CS z, {,

GIL TIIN. TN NESSEE,
THE GREAT PERSIAN WATERMELON
Il the best in every respect. and possesses the.
remarkable property at remaining fresh AM
sweet thrnIshoui the entire win er Seed
scarce. 2lc's FER paper If five seeds, ar TX
papers (}u seed I'r nne io'ar.
The Persian Wa,rrm. Ion proved 10 BE-. Tie.
finest ever bn ugh' into this state -E,iu ard
Crawford. Bethel. II xa-. Oct Is. 1873.
Was well pleased with thew irrneinn -
ate the last one on the fiIst Of this month -
T.. Faw, >alrrr. \ {. Jan -, 1874.
SN.IKE CUCUMBER
Grows from two t, r.h' feet long. Splrnai.'
for all purposes, especially for pickling but
will require some iis-EuIiy TO fiji intu Your
rice Little Jars Price twenty cents a paper.
or six p,prr~ for cue dollar
ECSK tR STR.fHBER TOMATO
COR GROUND CHERkT)
\ distinct varrry trrh grows Ia y husk
in which II viii Lr.r, nr,l and fr-sl r!.r,uy,i
winter Has a peculiar sweet straw -rr,
like flavor Price twvu,y ceurs n paper six
for one dollar
YARD LONG BE.iNS
Grows f'o" two I" four feet long line quail
ty; IS cents paper ar -ix TOR on. dollar
MAMMOTH CiFRHGE
Under the best cultivation viii weigh fr I'm
ten 10 fifty pound per head twenty cts IA
per; six Tor one dollar.
J.iP.7N R.iDDISH OR I.4PE.7NLs
C.4ND37tS
a novelty from Japan Tie stalk is load.
ed with de,ri"us pods two tc,t ia LENGTH
which are considered great driIcary served
1t varnu, ways.
Very rapid growth fifteen cents per aper;
seven papers for 'nr dollar.
MAMMOTH NQU?SH
Property rutivaiei will attain the enormous
wrlgat al ten Ia three hundred POM 5
tw"n'y c'>. paper; TX Tor one dollar
Al t'.is ] know sounds u pood deal like
ii-h stay, but any seel grower will verify ev-
ely wor or.
My Catalogue for 1874 gives lists of the
hest gardeu, flower and field seeds. with
'iireciio2s + = 'ulri,aiior, rir. .mIrur,s nov.
elites iouud IN no otter II Will be- sent tree
Ia ahy address.
GEORGE II UTLLL7HSON
tf tGaiaiin, Tennessee
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
TO THE-
NerVOsIsa nd Dcbiliiated
Vt
No CHiRGE Foa ADVICE AND CONSULTATION

No tHiRGE Foa ADVICE AND CONSTELLATION.
CR. NyoTr. graduate Of I, ti.:soi
Ne'li"ai College, Philadelphia. author al sew
oral valuable works can 10" consulted 81. al
ri-ca>es OF the SEXUAL or Urinary Organs
(whc he h's ale an especial study either
~ male or frn'ai no matter from What cause
originating or Of OK luIg sanding 4 prac-
ice ui , years er,abirs him 10 treat diseases
wi''. .-iicre-s Ceres guaranteed Charges
reaS''.t '.- Iho-r ut u Distance can f:rW ard
letter. jsscrihing ,ympr ans and enr'c in5
SIAN to prepay postage.
SD for the GUIDE To HE,LTH Pricc / g
J. B D,OTT NJ d.
Physician AMI Surgeon, lOI Duanc 81 , y !
Jan. |, ~ Iy
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
Preparatory Department. -

Hon r. ,War.t Nct,rlIr,.. N"odvIllr, Miss.
Hon Jol,r NrNea. Clinton
Hon amd Rev Ia- n Mnsr, s. n, I"i pari,h
Prof W. II. y. Ma.'u'rr. Barnn Rouge.
Rev II u Montgomery Sharon "i-,i>-ilp.
e. &. Ncorh--, E>l Wilkinson co.. Mis-
R"v john { MI".r. i;.ck>"n.
Josiah u Nrit->. F. Ea-r Baton R"u.e,i,
Rev j 4 G"di'ry, { ton.
Hon f. /. VI ,urk. y, " O'err>.
lion. tiwar J Gay. pans, Il lh.ni
Hon i q F"G"., t!nr" R"r-e
d {. Her ''r. T. q tlni"n.
/" hr iillr.i. a!-3m ADDRESS
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
KEARNEY.S
T. XTRS Ct BUCHU

P"r"it"rn.. .trs ~! discusses Il ~"
Bladder. Kidney am D,"p>rcal S~"li.ng-.
Exi-'i"g in Men. Women au' Chl.d5cn.
Hs,." y" matter wha' rhe age
Pref >t.-Ir says ''Ouc h"r',.. f kratnry :
Fund EN'r,ci Bucl.u = worth ,icr, tllan AL
other BuchH> conh'. ed.
puc". One D"lIar pee B"rlt. or SIN ror,l,,
for Eve Dollars.
p'.pot itl Diane St. y York
4 Phy>Iran ~. a'rr,liurr tn auwrr CORES
poudcucr aud .lv" a,lvcc gratis
send stamp Tor Pamphlets. free.
Jan. /, Il, ly.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
GRAsDEST DISCOVER
OF THE AGE!
BR f A Zr ELS
MOSC GITD LOTION.

~ rs invaluable Ir parorim J. - bn"..
not! r"c"s,iit III ati cilnair> II - -
'nT'iu'I an.l un i, u''n T,ri,,'''t a. ia ~
qn'inc-. H-i-. ID lug r',. .i,s u, tialn - ~
black - ~ aus iItir,-- aui i, " hui,. at u ..
small r-,.f . E., Give instant trfi,.i f.. u
par" ir'..., 'i, o. or ,ung> ct any Iol,oi,c, ,
,ii>Pci
The l. .'. al>" " splendid c. Snc;,c. 81
f.ciuail, o.i.D,iny b'oih,>. Ir. cLr> ard >,n
TAN. i"ati = the sim soft .ni,n III AMI health.
The L"iInu may b. IL, Il wiIlro'i ar -
d"t'- ii't "Onian u ing. RIP d D. i-ui.
| he l.ilu,, ,ril, costs
FIfTY CENT, Ter BOTTLE.
And rvrryi""ly 80" buy il Tie parrii.,. D.
naive 81 A a'nu -. an 'lms NOT tirr
liii"b"" '" Ia own J""I le.
A d BREAIEALE. Srin,a. Ala.
Pnl"'.fr' a,.d S"l, Irnptiri'r
Irav" year orders ~ tie EEACoN ,ir-
E-.s" For -al'' ~ Ray with. ~ the >ror.- e
Nr--r- lrrsrr t,npbr /, r. =. " R,a
sud K. B. ~ { 4 Go
,j,.iv g. l-53 2,
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
JAPANESE PEiS-.OO BUSIf.
LIS TO THE ACRE.
SOMETHING NEW!
Farmers and Gardeners Read
This.
agents lIonted TO Sell the japanese
Pea

Pea.
These peas have recently lp-n hruu.hi To-
his c"nnl,y from JAPAN and prove - b. Ih"
finest FEA known fer Table u-t. or tor >in.L
They grpw il tie lnlm at a bush. from . go
feet hilh, AMI ii" not require s,cklr-
They yield Gun one Quart Ia Il Gallon Of lea-
per bush. a sample package, that viii pa
'iuc- from : 10 - bushels Of peas wrh cirru.
lars aivin" terms to A gents. and f,ii dnecious
~ To- ia" time and manner at plan'irg, VIII IL.
SEM post paid. to a. Y niie desiring 10 act a.
Agent, on receipt oi 50 r.ut-
Address. l.. l. OSMENT.
Cleveland. Tenn
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
PeterSon's Magazine.
GREAT OFFERS FOR 1874.

q Tive UOIIdI .FIVEIIWITI
Premium 10 every person getting Lpa
Club. 81
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
PsrsnaoNs Mace zrEE has the best Origi-
Stories ofany Of the l,dys hooks the best
C"sor-'i Fashion Plates. the hest Receipts. the
Steel Engraving &c. &c Every f,nilv
ougbs TO take it. II gives more for the mon,y
than any in the WON'T
Terms ialways in arvance) So 90 year.
Great reductions TO Cubs
Address CuAs. J. PETERSON.
30 Chesin,: 81 Philadelphia, Ia.
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
EMPIRE POULTRY YARD.

hARk and Light Rrs,nahs. BUD. Blark
IL aud Partridge Cochins. IIoudaus. Leg
hoSas. and all leading varieties Fowls. Sc
per pair; - per ,rin Eggs 50 per dnzrh.
send tDr Il 'scfiptive circular. Address Dr..
G. LEWiS. Marlboro, Stark county. Chic.
FowisNnd Eggs sent {. @ d. if desired. a.
Febsi4 aw
Richland beacon., 1874-11-07
Lecture
q. To Young Hen.

just PnhiI-lt.'i ~ - >rai''' Erv"J"pr
Puct TX r'ui>.
4 LtC1 Urn. 90 The Nnitr.. Traru,..ii'.
~ nd ,lI-,l ore. Il I''r'I,ai' rr'',. .. -
,.,i,I ". aLii,.-> i.,"4u,ia,, |. '--r.ii>
>-xu,l i;.h ~ ami lag, ,.I,r.rr. :" " =
rag. y.nrtnli. y ,,,u.'.,.--. t,lI>,rri t,I...
rpirp-v. and tit; Nrui,i 100 i'i,-.,ai
IuraI,arIiv. ,rsulirr= from 1T Mime" Dr. -
Bv R"'".rt J t"i,-Iwrll. VI II, Arrro, "i th"
.'Gr.en Boa. ~.
The world. reunw ned ,tillnr IN thu adm
rab.- Lecture. clearly p'"vr> from hi- "u u
experience i.'ar the awful consequences at
Self Abuse may b- rtircr"ally r-"'"v'.'i " rih-
on, Dangerous snr@r'al "Trrarrn>, h'i'gir-, in
>irumruis. iri2s or c"r,lials. painting oli
inut:e ot eur" III nire certain and f'-ciudI ~
which "vriy -r'itrrr. 40 uari'r " inf IA t..n-
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To THE V0ITON PLANTI RS
Of North Louisiana.

NItk>tCRG j. ,"r Aoinrai, Nosi Con.
'c"iem AMI .4c's>sdic 10 ,on ha,ks
Sales made here i'll compare Nosf Faror.
Hiiy wil' NEW ORLEA,s. often paying ia.
pla"rrr iarcr net pratt
W" are lir pared :" make Iibcra advances
IN CA:iI and SUPPLIES on your consign
n'rni, h,nh
We p. q i" III" Compress G., Connr'
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Notice 10 the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before appvpg TO the rooriors quaeks advsrss
pubic papers tr using s"y Gss~s rem~d rsruse D.
ba- ~ors no Datter shat your dis--.- ORD c.rs
ATE your co1dt1n
Or Butte occupies double house OF trent--.eren
u injured BY some Of the most ceehrau.i me-!
scrs o. tlis country and Europe, AMI b. csnsy
eo1aily or oy NAL. on The disca.e. Dlentica-!
mo- AID flrlJ-r. 10 ~ E0rtr Ei-h-, e. .
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CE\TENlRl COLLEG /,
OF L. UISTANA,
I'HE
i first Monday u CI = -

IIE next Term Of this opens the
! L nrst Monday in October.
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Professor of Mal"n'u' and NJ
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