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The Hickman courier., 1877-06-01

LEyYINe Across THE RIVER
Our Missouri neighbors, are likely to gel
ahead Of us, after all our talk, in the en-
terprise of reclAiming their overhowed
lands. The Missouri Legislature has
passed q general act, authorizing the
owners of lands, to petition the county
court OF any county wherein such swamps
and overhowed lands are situated. to have
such lands reclaimed aud protected, by
Ievying, drainage, or otherwise. The pc
titioners are required to assume their
pro rata of costs, etc. Under this act, it
isthought, AN effort will be made to reclaim
the bottom lands opposite Hickman. If
not TO protect it entire from the inunda
tion of the Mississippi, it at least, will
rive petitioners an organized method of
protecting large bodies of lands from fire.
oaent overfows and enable the proper
drainage of certain lakes aud ponds,
s6ich will be vast benefit. These en-
terprises are of great Importance to
Hickman.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-01

In Gentlemen's Hats
We Have Full and Complete Stock,
Embracing all the New Styles in Fur
wool. Straw, Panama, aud Leghorn Hats,
"a Bottom Prices
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-01

ALL THE NOVELTIES
In silk Haudterehiefs, Neck Ties. Sesrfs-
&e., at Popular Prices
re.A full iiae of Boots .ad Shoes.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-01

CLOTH II ~ G.
A New aud fall Stock of Gents
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, DO.
sA-The only place in Hickman to
gs, RODGERS Custom Made Ladies
Kid shoss-svery pair Warranted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

Ntxr SaveoEon FAk. TIE great
market az ire cNsscrn wogA las bees
held 81 this iuncii9n Of he Nolga and
OlRa Rivers, Ia i.asfia, every SIMMER
far Hundreds II years Here The nations
Europe aud Asia meet with iheir pro.
dnc,s Tor trade. Cosssek. Chiacse, Turk
aud Persian, meet TIE German aed he
Greek With every variety Of merchandise
that mankind employs from sapphires
% gtindsiones, tea, opium, for, food,
tools aud fabrics, and iAsi bot not least,
medicines. , G.. Aytr & Cos ceiehrat-
ed remedies from Amerioa were dispiey.
ed ID an elegant bazaar where the Doctor
himself might sometimes be seen. They
are known and taken on sgeppcs Of Asia
a. well 81 the prarits OF the West, and
are an tilecinal sniidote for tho diseases
that prevail ia The yAouris Of The North,
- well 81 tie huls and cabins 81 the
western continent facolH, ~ Jimcs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

81. Rncu. CosDml,tee.
1P Bihcxs
tacrest rpau
barr i dar rcsy large quantities
afrabhsf paist usfskiaE ibs iet3 q
Ferfih.ue + thai ice
TIE nsmttfs 81 ras.fs Fire GO are
fegseae5 20 meet ~ ffsciios Saturday,
IS clock p. a.
~ W&Aeg : preparing 10 bald =
alss deuce BesF lhe Lagebe houses 90
lbe aFtes souAlas Esss Dofsel
NAxauTrB Buor.
- c Bisrkmers stone fence looks
As nofc - i does substantial
Joseph Norgsu il here aud Is EN-.
plofed 10 FaHerious nsrhle works
Ym. Balkiey. new Kiln Of lime Is
bareed and ready Ter use. ltis good
article and sells cbeap.
Tie umber for A, n. Kings swiss
e1llsge Is nearly Al on he ground. The
work viii be commenced 81 GRITTY.
Thefe will be 30 change 10 The time
table o. the Harlem Extension railroad
until The 18th inst. The Braitleboro 4
whitehall railroad viii run as usual nn-
Oh further notice
Msyuard Reynolds i manufacturing
.igns fer warning the festive sportsman.
Those who Intend posting their premi.
.. vii 40 well % purchase Of him. The
signs once up, i any man attempts 70
tear them down, arrest bin on the spot
Dexter Born il intending to move
into L, " Ponds new house, which is
fast approaching compIeiioa. Il is only
a question Of tine when tbs place will
Be the main village 10 town. II Is al
ready noted fact that ali who come TO
Manchester or Factory Point, stop here
irsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

4 IlEALTHY Tows.--Few towns are
more generally healthy ihan tie little
township Of Claremont, y II. Epidem-
ics aud prevailing sickness Of any kind
are almost unknown here, which Il ac.
counted for by rapid streams, entire ex.
eBip,ion from fogs, and the causes Of
them, pare wafer, aud the generally com.
Portable condition snd regular habits Of
the people And yet 10 any town 10
New England there are those who are
subject 10 81 diseases Of The Throat and
Lnugs. la this particular, Ciaremonl
has an advantage over other places, in
having home remedy FOR these dread
evils, 80 Or. A. j Fisgg's Cough and
Lang syrup Mandatory. Here i pre-
pared a sFfup acknowledged By thous-
aHds a. a sure snd permanent cure for
al throat aud lang diseases. co 10 your
Druggists afler ii Keep I, Ia your
house, II need be, carry II III yonf
pocket Try I'LL Try IT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

HoLowAY's PiIts. The most power
iul existing medicine for the cure of fe.
male complaints. Fifly years experience
incoutestably prove these remedies an.
rivAlled 10. The disorders incidental TO
the softer sex No family shonld be
without them, They may be taken by
young and old, as they will restore
health when every other means prove
nnsneeesslnI. 25 cents per box or pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

AIS iaa kiurs mast raes tAluF sag.
he seaAtss, vti, at Suggestive ntase.
aaa ~ BREEDS msts passr. dspead oot
Wat more sisa - 49, q shosssvsy.
90 thase VI u1ak e esmaas
Gals q ana ihe essi saag a,U SEE
AS ttrn - slQq year fuanlue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

The Gates House is the best in Ben
nington. When You come to town, stop
there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

Ee1ffta TAti mfY q ttlhse min.
a,tt bs ra.isbly tHgfosssa asd seat e -
hmET ~ Bfoshef VAT also - spsuad
aFen ths records & ihs Lodge, and bs
pahHstta Ga t5s Manchester yovwat
n = WFMkx
1T HNaCn, Capmiitee.
= 4 BlkcEt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VfrAL WEAkNEss or DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage, the result Ut MENTAL OVER
WORK INnIscRETioEs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HuMpHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No q. Il tones up aud invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy, -
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man,
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands, Sold by dealers. Price
Sl.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package Of five vial aud $500 vial Of
powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
5G2 BROADWAY NEw YoRk.
The Gates House is the best in Ben.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

sos Rev. DR.. Cushmsn has been quite ~
ba, we ere glad 10 learn that he Is i'm.
proving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

a.HIsa rtrrnssoS nfvislus
cssrsia ysssarr nsaasaa
hrAuNvT. srfumassstss.
usgsrr ~Kurfkxb. yHNNoxT
s.t.. Lsav. w.@.s%.s.s
aoits nuRTa
ngkAs alsea
49, Nsa AHs 4sft Attffst
AsaA MNtEA{ Fttrsss
gsssa 8aH8sf MaanHE
eoIao sUr7u
Egtx Md
I4g9F Hsa1 HtHfest.
81 asF Arha ttFffs
stags Hs-,sn
nsnusaf frau Barssi ta Nausasstsf ffi<i Daily
a. u. AfHssaH. GEaislstaf
bssa. Nases Faae. efsaF4t -
y Tsros FSefrisiss
rsnv Arrives 81 AsAp isssa I, q =
W.a,as. Bsass1,. yss.assa. ra@a6 g.
sansHFNeKh. FfsTraisa
ARRIVES Al Nanehsstss raifaad aerel Mguaty
wsAn*s&afs sn8 Yfaasyt - " 49,
nrrtsssua. leases MaaohssisF falliase &spei
Fnea4sta TbHfe&aYs &nA A4tufisGFf q N 4.
.hsf arrissl - hsw 1aft tran ranf Aofta
Fes. Gasssvvss. Lsp.aaaaerg. cass.ers tc
NV sEFTa. rr0Tnst0r.
arsAses 81 Maneb.stof fhlixns8 esPui hab1A -
as&ses4sfs ans Ffa&sys II -
hFrrxsssa. isasts Manchester railroad 4ff1t
TpesAsys Thursdays tne S&iaf8ags ~ ~ a NJ
sssr srftFsi - is Is a y. iEsaH Epsng Aofih
Tsam Eeaaes.asvrg y esse.
ID Grams. Proprietor
Malta Cfsss.
SOUTH Br railroad ~ Nss iora, A.taAy Troy
so9ih snA West - u a. AZ
NORTH By rssirost faf Ruilkad. EaflihRt0u
Narth snA Esst at2Fs
GRANVILLE nail bg stage closes q 90 A. a =.
POST OFFICE opsa from a. ~ ioPr
Nails from ne Sodh arrive 81 The Past ailict -
tsa
Nails fross the south arrive a tht fesi oa.oe
t11F.A.
Hsis fef rsFn LsndEFvvs, BeHdsiile, lamsita
A.. ~ stage, cioss si FACTORY Point Fostui.
Aes st II ". Tassaays. Thnfsds}s ana sat-
aEdays.
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"wnAT EVERYBODY SAY, MUST me
True

True"
The incontrovertibe testimony offered
by those who have used DR.. pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription induced the doctor to
sell it under positive guarantee. MANY
ladies have reiruined from using Il on
account Of general feeling OF prejudice
against advertised medicines. Let me
ask question. Are you prcludiced
against sewing machines because yon
have seou them advertised or can you
doubt tie ingenuity aud skill required la
their invenuonY Again, would YOU re-
fuse 10 insure your house because the
company advertised that il had paid mil.
lions in losses, and set had capital of
several millionsy DO such advertise.
ments shake your confidence, aud create
prejudices2 Then why refuse TO credit
The testimony OF those who have found
the FaYorite Prescription 10 be all that is
claimed for II IN overcoming those all
ments peculiar to your sexS Why sub
nit to the use OF harsh, aud perhaps
caustic treatment, thus aggrayating your
mslady, when relief Is guaranteed, and a
positive, perfect, aud permanent cure has
been effected 10 thousands Of casesY
WABASH STATION, H., Oct. "A, 1876.
Il. v. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Shallow the to extend my
most sincere thanks TO you for the great
benefit my wife has received from the
use Of your Favorite Prescription. She
suffered almost iniolerabiy before using
yonr medicine, aud had tried the skill
OF several physicians bat to no purpose
Finally, thought ! would give the Fa-
vorile Prescription trial, and she i
now sound aud we'll
Very gratefully yours,
-. a. HUNTER,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A
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Practical and Analytical Chemists
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Cheap Guns for the People,

r,o,,,,s shot f;uns. from AZ TO ESQ. Breech
c,Jing Shot Guns, from s25 10 sl5O. Single
Shot Guns ali kinds, % TO t25. Rifles, Muzzle
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| 40 axano;ne Price list free Address, GREAT
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Screaming Moses.

About the year 1870, there resid-
ed upon the Croton river in Putnam
county, an Indian of peculiar
character, known by the name of
Screaming Moses. At that time
New York was but village in size;
and the country above it-now so
highly cultivated and so profusely
studded with villas and mansions
almost suburban-was one vast for
est, through which the red men
roamed free, while the black bear,
the wolf, and the deer were to be
found in large numbers. But the
white man had penetrated these
wilds, the echo of the woodman's
axe rang out in chorus with the
hunters rife.
Moses was strange person. He
had been chief of his tribe, but had
voluntarily left them, and now led
a vagabond life, hanging around
the homes of the pale faces. He
derived his name from the fact that
he frequently gave utterance to
wild shrieks and when night came
on, he nearly always made bis bed
among the rushes growing upon
the bank of the Croton. And
vet this man was said to own
half the territory for miles around
which, after his death, was seizeo
upon and occupied by the white
man, the heirs of whom now CLAIM
undisputed title to the same.
There are very few who under
stood or appreciated this Indian
AS a rule his manner was that of
light-hearted man; but often, whel
he supposed himself to be alone, b
would weep like child. This be
came known but none were abl
to look into his crushed and vacar
heart, and read there its agonie
! and struggles.
g 1t was q terrible night in th
; month OF February. The sno
E was lying upon the ground to
great depth, and it had been thicl
ly. crusted over by the freezing
the rain which had been fallin
for the previous twenty-four hour
!; Great icicles hung from evei
: branch of the huge forest tree
a while their trunks were clasped
!. the glittering substance. o
/. casionally the masses would cor
7 tumbling down, and the thund
caused from this would roll throul
!, the forest, dying out in the distane
! Thus an ordinary sound would n
:; have been noticed by any but
=. practiced ear.
q 1t was after midnight when
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DisOwned.

. DIsONutus
She's at outs with all her relations,
And not considered ms kin;
She married against all their wishes,
Which was objectionable sin
She married for love and not riches,
And this ia the cause of their blame
They disown'd her at once, and said never
. Again would they mention her name.
She followed the voice of affection
And welded the choice of her heart;
Most willingly gave up her kindred
That from him she'd mere have to part.
But wealth was god of their worship,
To be poor was really shame,
If she had but married for riches
They'd always have mentioned her name.
But old time has kept moving, tho slowly,
Nor stayed for one moment his fight,
The world has moved on in its routine,
Nor paused on account of their spite.
The sun rises in the east as of yore,
The moon and the stars are the same,
And the seasons come each in their turn,
Although they don't mention her name.
Our lives are but short at the farthest,
Fill UP with sorrow and care,
But discord and strife will be ended,
When we all meet together cup there"
In Heaven there'll be no distinctions,
Wen be Judged to our JOY or our shame,
And L trust an ALLOWING Father
In mercy will mention her name.
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backward, and he plunged through
the very hole he had prepared as
the grave of his foe. He never
came to the surface again; and his
death was horrible one especially
as it occurred just as he supposed
himself thoroughly triumphant.
The husband, wife and child were
happily united, and as they had no
longer a Milburn to trouble them
they occupied their quiet home
upon the Croton unmolested.
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Russian visiting cards are two
feet long, and when young Petr-
opaulovski Paskiesmithwitch wants
to leave one for Miss Tallowdip-
sakoff, who's just gone to a Train
Oil Kettledrum, he sings out to the
hired girl she needn't stop spring
cleaning to come down from the
fourth story, but draws his card
out Of his Russian leather card va
lice and hands it to her through
the window without any straining
Of the flexor or extensor muscles.
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the trees. 1t was that of Scream
ing Moses, although no person
would have supposed that it belong
ed to human being, save from the
fact that it walked erect. The In
dian was encased in ice, which
cracked at every moment, as he
sped onward. Once a large quaint
ity of frozen masses fell from a tree
upon him, nearly throwing him
from his feet; but he only uttered
the savage "Ugh," and then pro-
ceeded on his way.
Presently he arrived at the bank
OF the Croton river; but as it was
frozen ever, it could only be
distinguished as such from the
regular, open space, as it wound
its way onward. By the side ot
this stream the Indian. seated him
self. For long time he remained
motionless, his face buried in his
hands. Then he sank back upon
his crusted bed, while he gave
utterance to an agonized moan
But he became silent and motion,
less almost Immediately, and fol
an hour he remained thus, even IL
the pelting storm, without exhio'
iting the least signs of life.
Presently he leaped to his feet
for a crashing through the crustec
snow aroused him. Then a huge
, black bear sprang to his side
: Moses drew his knife, and wa
about to strike the beast, as h'
supposed he was to be attacked
} but such was not the case. Some
, thing behind in the forest rivete'
3 the attention of the animal, for b
5 turned in that direction, growle'
e fiercely, and then took positio
ready for spring. At this instan
g a stream of fire blazed out, an
d the report of rifle rang cles
4 above the blast, while the bear N
a tered terrible howl and the
Q sank upon the snow with moan
{ almost human in their tones.
o The Indian threw himself FL
e upon the snow by the side of tt
d beast, and awaited further devolol
n ment. In moment after a ma
d strobe up to the spot, and bel
n over the bear. Life was not y
4, extinct, and so o knife was drive
d deep into his heart. AS the ma
to gazed upon the red blood as
m gushed forth, he muttered,
would that crimson came from Il
r. head of Whirlwind or Screamil
n. Moses, as he is called here-abou'
a But it shall the same with hi
en- Once / have caught sight of hi
he to-day, and was on the point
e. sending bullet crashing throuI
lie his brain; but ! would not do
mt He must know by whose hand
les dies, and that death must be
lingering one-full of torture. A
he he must know that the Wi
ow Flower yet lives, and that she is
q my power.
X The words were spoken in
Of most perfect English, and thu
NO was o bitterness in them VIII
re- even surprised their import. WI
,rv the Indian first heard them, he v
os so overcome with his emotion, Il
bv he was scarcely able to move. ]
De- he soon recovered himself; and
me fires of deadly hate and vengea'
aer which burned in his heart g
,ob him the fierceness Of a tiger, as
zoe. leaped to his feet, and sprang nj
not his foe. So sudden was the
: a tack, that the stranger was hui
!. upon his back, and the Indian
..,.;J. L.. holdinr cl;tte,
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The way the Chinese Stop the Bray
Ing of an ASS.

The way the Chinese Stop the Bray
Ing Of an ASS.
In 1874, says the Able Hue, we
were once taking a journey in a
wagon in the province of Pekin.
Our equipage was under the guild
ance of an old schoolmaster,
mounted upon magnificent ass,
so full of ardor and agility that the
two mules which completed our
team had all the difficulty in the
world to keep up with him. This
ass, however, was so filed with
sense of his own superiority, and
so proud of it, that whenever he
became aware of the presence of
his brethren, he never failed to
commence boasting of it in such
loud, sonorous and harsh tones that
his folly became quite insupporta-
BILE.
When he got to an inn, instead
of trying to rest himself, the beast
passed the whole night practicing
music, setting all the donkeys in
the neighborhood to singing the
same tune. so that it was impossi-
BILE to sleep.
One evening we said to the
/ schoolmaster:
| "Your donkey is an abomniablt
> brute; it prevents our getting
= wink of Sleep"
: "Why did you not tell ME be
8 fore 7" said the schoolmaster. +"
would soon have stopped his sing
e ing"
AS the old pedagogue was some
, what of a wag, and INDUCED some
;. times in a small joke, we too.
a little notice of his reply but tina
}, night we slept quite soundly.
IS "Well, did the ass make a nois
d last night !" he asked, when W
'e met in the morning.
"Perhaps not" said we; cat a
g events we did not hear him."
n "No, / think not" he said
le saw to that before / went to be
Q, You must have noticed" he co
* tinued, "that when an ass is goir
l. to bray, he always begins by raj
~ ing his tail, and he keeps it e
as tended horizontally as long as /
n song lasts. To insure his silenC
er you have only to tie large stol
ee to the end of his tail, so that
ur cannot raise it."
T; We smiled, without reply, thin
es ing this was only another piece
ne pleasantly; but he cried:
of "Come, now, and see; you C
OF easily convince yourself"
nd And accordingly we follow
is him to the courtyard, where '
so beheld, sure enough, the poor ;
b." with large stone attached to
He tail, and with the air of havi
me lost his accustomed spirits. /
ad eyes were fixed on the ground,
he ears hung down, his whole appe'
ow ance denoting humility and dej'
nd ton. Feeling quite compassion'
yer toward him, we now begged
ted master to unite the stone direc
the and as soon as ever he felt the n
at steal appendage at liberty,
The creature raised first his head, th
hat his tail, and at last began to bi
led with all his wonted energy.
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A young Indian girl who had
curiously watched the process Of
marking barrel-heads in Touring
mill in Winona, Minn., stole in one
day, and taking possession Of the
stencils, ornamented her blanket
with the words "Ellsworth's
Choice" and paraded the streets in
great delight, but to the disgust Of
Mr.. Ellsworth, who is a bachelor
and had made no such choice. tti
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Business Cards, one year, ono dollar for every
line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount OF Is per cent.
Advertisements unaecompanied by written or
verbal directions will be published three month 3
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration OF time will be charged full rates
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid except at the option of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance.
nv Terms CASH, payable quarterly.
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p.,,;os Great Merchantio College, keokuk
rowa on the Mississippi Nineteenth year
iows .n, .sx,v y dollars pay % expenses, for Mem
Seyship board and stati3nary .e.,. Bcos.seePers GERS
fenmen, q AZ sfoschers Thoroughly fitted. Railroad
veyo's. spo Good atustions. No vacation
o, is1e es,l 10 addrcss Prot. Miller, keokus low"
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The man is wise who in dull times
doth advertise.
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Alnsltdl 1nslrume'lis

4.tNDILuI lHvIt itIift ~
KRANICH & BACH. 233 East 23d-st. near
~ 2dave have bcagtia. asiltmc- % Ane ilo'Dftes
ofh ne. a second hand sUu flti ot,.nf Nriy lpN
Pianos lent gld sold Uu iusiaintnia
Z IGHTE < ERNST, old house Of Li2hte 81
] bradbury. otr i.,ir splendid rtANofoRi - lgv
mice. ,ug ID easy monthly payments, at - East tA st
Also smiths &.iLRicAN oEtANt
- y. BALL n CO.,
y. ~. u EAST ltrHST.
CHICKERING'S Struw rs and other ramos ana organs ov
Cor casa, On mss ailments, and ior rcnt.