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s.zsrnv'e ssrissssaF for 77oFf Esaf-
The pence terms te'geen hoSs'a aaa
Turkey seems 70 threaten more biood
Than lias already been shed between
those two beiieerents. The British
lion Is intensely aroused, and growls
furiousy Turkey has thrown of
English alliance aud heneetorih wii.
fraternize with her antagonist, Russia
The Sultan has refused admission e.
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A CORRESPONDENT has let upon q
Plan to carry temperance principles in
70 the politics of the country with effect
His plan would doubtless work well il
re could get all the temperance people
. adopt it. but there is the rub:
The temperance question never has
been and probably never will be Of
efficient importance to command .
majority of votes; consequently all
eparate political organization is labor
pst. Ny plan Is for every temperance
San (aho don't want ofce) to stand
ut from the other parties until all the
eaudidaies are named; then hold aeon
,entioD. choes FROM said candidates
sobeTesi. most honest aud best
en-. These men would be elected
I'd the result would be no party would
..are nominate drunkard or rascal,
and in FIVE years We would have clear
political sky Yours tor temperance
u S &.
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Judge Sands.

From Frankfort 1eonan.
Not long ago we ANNOUNCED the resig
nation 10 open court of Judge " j
Sands. of the Mason criminal district
ltturned out, however, that The resig
nation was made at time when
Judge Sauds was under the inf
Of liquor, and when he afterwards
grew sober he changed his mind No
resignation was sent 10 the Governor
aud he continued to exercise his Office
1t was thought by his friends that the
humiliating events Of the occasion.
which gave to the pubic q u -in-i.s hi 70
his weakness, would be sufficient to
insure his reformation, but it seems he
has Only gone from bad 10 worse, aud
is now IN a much more awkward con
di,ion. 4 TELEGRAM from Muysyi.ie TO
the Courier.J onrual says;
The grand jary OF the criminal court
this morning reported an indictments
against Judge Sands for Riiltal mis-
conduct 10 office Tie iudic M "a
charges that he did, beiug Judge o.
the criminal court of the fourteenth
district, Gu the-day Of January, and
Al divers other days before aud since
then, wiilfGliy become drank aud disor
derry, aud did also wihfuly neg lee,
aud fail to hold his court, and so wa.
gully Of wiliiul misconduct III ofiice.
fhe action Of the graud jury meets
with general approval
Il will hardly be possible for Judge
sand -
this occurrence; and much as il i to
be regretted that young man possess
ing 50 many admirable qualities and
capacities Should ead his career 20
unioriu naiely. il i dueto he interests
of The people aud the dignity OF the
Commonwealth that he should no
longer remain upon the bench.
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rne Conviction OF anderson

Ehe Conviction OF Anderson
There have been few criminal trial
10 modern times Of SO great siguificanc
a. that which has just been ceuclude,
at New Orieaus Cen Anderson va.
indicted Tor iorgi ~ returns at the lasi
Presideutial election He has beeu
convicted The figures tor the Demo
cratic candidates were diminished, aud
those for the Republican candidate
spondingiy augmented This fact
has nov been judiciaily determined by
-ourt aud jary.
he testimony u The ease was over
whe miagly strong Tor the prosecution;
aud yei from The circumstance thar
there were Two coiofed men ou the Jury
some persons aHprahende3 q msssria
But alter an sbseuce rom The court
room OF only forty U4iuates tie jury
returned, having agreed ia thar sbort
space u time. aud CD being poHed tley
All stood by their verdict They ua
ted ia recommendation Of the pfisoue,
10 mercy. whieh Shows how Tree they
were from pfejadice or III feeling
4gajast him
Tue conviction Of this miserable
man Is not in itself mai,or Of national
moment, nor is it Of great importance
70 any one bnt himself aud his unhap
py family aud irienSs. But Wien We
consider hat he was one of the cous
piraiors who defeated the choice Of me
people at the last election, his crime
ooms up into vast proportions
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ssEsae saes say of 0sJv-t AsTtc;sg-
1Hs sgI sREEeau


~ LSety ohered the l'il'"'hs
JOINT resolution, which 'ies one. DAY ou
ne table, VIZ.
" hereaS' ihe report made by W. j.
Da'ie OF The resources oud agricultural
condition oi the different counties Of
'he Commonweaith Of Kentucky Is a
la'-e aud un~arranted representation
aud DETECTION OF the truth OF the cor.
/ rect agricultural status Of "a large ma
jority ot the counties OF THIS Common
weal b, ana by reason 81 the pubic .
''ou OF said operates "a, Iibe,
On the fair name add iuteii'scnce OF
many counties OF the STATE Aud
Sterea- % as Eqb''~hed Disgrace ou
be fair ralae sad aue II oar go.
Tious o.d oom'aoa'rea' aaa a... So :
-olo ia."ts -eUast.oa= yet aahof~
o+ 90 ear ts4e azr'ea.ta'a. e'a+a"a a.
fi- iine, aa.i tie aue A1...Z been
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England has never experienced such
a severe rebuff a. the refusal OF the
Porte to let Hornby sail up to the
Golden Horn aud protect British
subjects" The fact that Layard il
in Constabtinople Is alone sufficient to
call out the entire resources OF the
British empire to avepge tie insult in
lake of Turkish blood When the
English get mad they do not count
the cost of anything, and will buck at
the whole of Europe, if necessary.
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An AnectIng scene.

2aite en- affecting scene occurred in
he circuit court Of the United States
1t Richmond. Va; day before yesIer
day. Miss Emma Davenporf. a very
pretty young girl of good family. was
srraigoed for trial upon charge Of
hnyiug distracted from the msil. while
re was deputy pOsimistress at Gooch
nd, valuable silk dress aud two
.nckages OF jewelry. When she wa
r quired to plead TO The charge, the
isir prisoner replied With tremulouS
dice, guilty. 'nnd threw up her hand
.yith loud shrek and fell back into
he arms Of her betroihed. who, il
ems, had come into the court house
med, determined to Kill himself II
he had been sentenced to the PEN
'sentiary. The jury were moved to
:.ars. and the judge. vuyered his face
With his handkerchief II was half
our before the lady recovered In
cad Of imprisonment. the court sen
suced her TO a fine of 500. She left
- court with her afiiageed. and it was
: ported they were to be married the
1t day
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Last Fridy evening man, whose
name we did not learn. crossed IN.
river AT Columbus from the Missouri
shore, and short time after landing
raised quarrel with e1iored maa
who was working Oh the ferry. aud
who. IN defending himself knocked
pistol 20 as TO cause its contents beiog
discharged at that instant TO euter the
man breast, the ball passing though
both lungs, irons the effects Of which
together With other wounds on the
head, the man died IL short time
1t is said the man had been at work IN
Missouri for some time, aud on his
way home in Kentucky, and, also,
that he was Intoxicated at the time Of
the dificul,y-Cliaton Democrat.
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THERE is luIl in the talk about
Congressional candidates in this Dis
trict. The first dash had too many
entries, and some of the horses are
likely to fly the track. The District
press have discharged their duty no
bly in trying to make up the race, but
the people refuse to be "en;hused' on
the subject,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

Now Mr.. Beecher replies TO the crit
icisms on his sermon about bell. lie
says hell is a spiritual and not mate.
rial condition. Now that is very
small point to bubble about. Judg-
ing from the language of the Bible,
the standard authority in the matter,
either condition will be anything but
comfortable.
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THE SUN.
US. AEgg yOnn. ~
ISIS


80 As me time approaches for the renewed
-, subscriptions, The Sun would ran,ini
- - friends and wellwishers everv,yhere
go - 's again candidate for their enn,
ga ,,.s ,,'' and support. Upon its reeord
finas S past len years 1t relies for con-
e.. ''se Of The hearty sympathy and cen.
b ~. GO operation which have bifberro
Inc = * Tended 10 il from every quarter Of
Is 81, cs,.i DAILY suS is a four page.sbeet or
cents '.'las' price by mail, post paid, IS
Tf : month, or IS 80 per year.
ei,-,s, SUNDAY edition of TnE sus Is an
ei syTia,page sheet Of SO columns. While
taiass me news Of the day. il also con-
ceiia,.a = large amount of literary and mis-
t. ..ous matter specially prepared for
succesa S9NDAr SuS has met with great
fost paid 81 ~ a year.
ThE wEEKLr SUN.
II e;s no does not know TnE WEEKLY sux7
tbs crsuintes throughout the United States
sand snadas, and beyond Ninety thou.
Well Iamilies greet its welcome pages
suiaa aud regard it in the light of
counsellor, and friend. It's news
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The following is the Murphy pledge:
with malice toward none, with Chair
ty for all, I, the undersigned do pledge
my word and honor, God helping nc,
to a. stain from all intoxicating il
quors as beverage, aud that | will
by all honorable meaus, encourage
others to abstain"
Francis Murphy.
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II is estimated that Kentucky pays
SIC. O6O 900 per nnnum to retail 'qpof
dealers. This, of course, don't iae'uoe
the "please remember that; III pay
you when I come in again.
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Padueah News. Special Judge /
D. Husbands has dismissed the ipdict
ment against Mrs Il. G. Williams for
living with Judge r K. Williams as
his wife, il oeing agreed by the Com
monweaith Attorney that $ married
Judge Williams 10 good faith, honest
y beliviug he had legal divorce.
j Judge II stands held that be COM
mitied no offeuce, no mater whether
his divorce was legally valid or not.
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The Nelson Record says in Bu'l"'
county f. II. Thurman's thres>yesF
old child Knocked pistol out OF "
window and received the fatal buliet
10 its brain.
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SENATOR TYLrR. on the occasion o.
the Gen. Williams serenade, IN Frank
fort. made a speech, which IS highly
couplime nted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

A majority of the Congressman are
Of the opinion that the session will
last into July.
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and zfzsEsieeEsry certain that the present
each shessssio Of the Legislature will be ex
tended beyond the sixty days; aud It
is by 70 means improbable that tier
will be an adjourned session.
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In retiring from The firm OF Buchanan
6arnes, and having been intimately as
soc-ated with Mr. BUehaasn for IA, last
three years, il affords ms great pleasure
10 testify TO bis wei-deeryed character
Tor integrity and fair dealing, aud cor
daily recommend him tony ola custom
era and friends. he has always been dill
igcnt IN protecting the interests of cur
customers. d. BARNES.
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-oUtD PREFER a SUBSTITUTE


There seems to be a necessity for
such ireaim n Tor pc l4r.eny. a. tie
present. punishment tends rather 10
promote Than to check il. Many a
wretch viii seal trjhe IN order 10
ret into Jail aud get tree lodging aud
board aud at the same time avoid work
The whipping post would diminish
his kind OF crime to great extent.
and yet, owing TO its barbaroas nature
1t should no, be adopted il any posi-
BE substitute can be devised
ONLY THE BEGINNING
LAtlanta (Ga.) Constitutionsl
The lower house Of the Kentucky
Legislature adopted. on Wednesday
be whipping post by a vote of IS to
y. The comments of the Kentuek,
press on this measure have rot been
received They will be Interesting
We shall endeayor to keep eur renders
we'll informed both as to the drilt Of
discussion in Kentucky aud the pro
sress OF the pending bill Itmqy be
the beginning Of a vide spread move
ment.
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Tta .onclave Of Cardinals will sooa
he a. are now walled mp in the
Yst;s.. and will remain there, hold
inc - .ommnnication whatver with
the on,sida world until they have chos
Gu asuccessor to Pope Plus TX. 1t
might be in some cases good thing to
wall ~ he Congress aud Legislatures
OF thiseeunlry.
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[HluegFass clipper ]

Whipping IS the only reascnabl
and sensible way of panishing the
petty crimes which are Of daily occur
euce ia our midst. 1t Is the ouly
kind Of punishment that has any ade
quaie terors for the negroes Recog
uizing the lash as a badge Of slavery
they regard The infection Of this pun
i>Lmeut as far more disgracefuj 20
them than confinement in jails aud
peuitentiaries. Aside from the terror-
attaching to this mode Of punishment.
and its efficacy in preventing crime.
~ adoption may be urged FROM an
economical or utilitarian standpoint
It i decidedly the cheapest way Of
punishment minor crimes and misde
meanors that can be deyised
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Lodge 342 has had its charter form.
ely restored. aud the cause OF irrila
TO tie Masonic fraternity IN keu-
,Lcsy las been removed.
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The Kentucky newspapers. as gen.
eral thing. iudorse the whipping post
bill, which has passed the House at
Frankfort.
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.TrDGE BoonE thinks the silver bill
will become law, veto or no veto.
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The Fulton Times Of lasf week says:
As far as we have been able to learn
the xbeat crop presents ine prospect
everywhere. Such crop OF this ar
ficie was never known before as sill be
gathered his year, if everything con-
Times favorable There never was
such an acreage sown before
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Tur Bigger bank tax bill will fai'.
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Memphis will again have Mardi
Gras festivities this year.
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editorial, agricultural and literary de-
P'rtments make il essentially a journal
1T 'he iainiiy aud the freside. Terms
oHh DoLLAE year, post paid This price,
fun'l'y considered, makes IL the cheapest
aper published. For clubs Of ten,
with SO cash. we W IN send an extra COW
free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun, Ny. City.
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"a. L. NELSON.

1ICS a1ld ESOOtInaker
(Cor Water and Ohio streets--opposite
Plants Warehouse.
a NNoUNcES TO this public, which Ne
IA has served in this line 20 years. th.it
he - still in the business, ready 10 do
any KIND Of work in the best style. Keeps
~ best worknien employed; aud has ia
store al All times a variety Of the best
Doc's and Shoes made, Of the best mnfei
i1is' ang4-tf
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- . = = U IENIS
black aLPACAS
CO4ohED ALP8CAS
TABLE LlNEES
WATER PROOFS
l'.'",sS 5 es5 Misses Winter HTS az hail
winter Ore foods, Heavy Jams. Heavy
7@'lnets' Heavy Cassimeres, gaunels, all
eoIors' Nobias, Comforts, 6nit Goods.
O"FeriidS, Mems HATS, SC. Inean exact
y what say. Come and price the Goods
aud satisfy yourselves.
H. BUCHANAN.
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Price OF Subscription. So.
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FRIDAY. FEB. IS, 1873
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Jrsr THINK OF IT.



An exehaoge urges the Kentuck y
Legislature to re.establish The whip
4,ing post. # thinks that if. dfuukar, s
we're whipped iu-tead IF being sent 90
jail. nt,emperanee would diminish
Think of the population OF tufn
taking It's maiutinai cocktail and then
marching down TO be ~hippi every
m 'rr
TUE sUpEaLATIvE OF OUR DELIGHT
stanford Interior journal.
It viii be seen by our Legislative
rerorts nat al act re estah ishing the
shipping post has been passed BY the
Hoase. This Is good, but when The
Senate passes it will he better, aud
when We see some socak thief get nine
and Ihikfy.eu lis naked back il will be
the superlafive of our delight We
ho2s. s3Sker Turner's bill agqiast
ca Ahter ssssseeginN 1sea punS at,aii viii
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&c symErpENE -.
bess's law.
RgLfc or THE DARK AGES.

lite doubtful if there are hundred
,ersons e. all NeCraeken county who
understanding what they @ere doing
would fote for the whipping post.
leu tbi- relic Of he dark ages Is
denouacsd Is being ~ every @ay an
faconistjs to'ihe intelligent aud eiiigat
eaed sentiment Of this cewmaGtty, II
Is dfawi.s il very mid iadeed
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IL Persons indebted 70 the under
N signed will PLEASE come forward
am settle Immediately as l aIn compelled
TO have money.
janis-as g A. HoLc0NBE.
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Why NOrl
Woodford Sun. 7

The lower house Of the Legislature
has done a good thing, aud has ex
hibited just sense Of The demands Of
the people and of the requirements OF
our criminal classes, by passing a bill
to restore the whipping post Our
society Is peculiarly constituted, and
the lash is just as necessary for good
order in Kentucky as the penileniiary
i, in Massachusetts, or a police force
in New York city Ordinary negro
adults, with their limited educational
facilities and poor social advantages,
are hardly equal to white children who
often practices little thelis. which in
adults are treated as felouies, and yer
20 sane man would think Of eondem
uiuts White vlriiireu a---,oiaticrI
with the class OF criminals who are
gathered into the pententiary by the
crimjua courts Of tbe Commonwealth
4 good tbrashing viii reform white
boy. aud Why not ueero2
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EWE g EAEan- zaRa-9 E&

u s. te q the 3 l,qipr
20 "a
"a lie Re bel Besf
o
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= !" " y = "
1Sbelby Localizer

Now Ter Us return 20 the method of
puhi.hBent Of our fathers. Tor We have
experienced the inef ectiyeness Of i'm
ori,6n,nent as substitute, Whatever
alav be said against u, it viii eneender
wholesome fear Of lis inaietion l.
is evident that there j. no inconsia
cradle number OF both white aud black
10 thi~ great Commonwealth who con
slider short cou6eumeut in The coun y
jail very light peuaiiy for INSIDE
meanors Nay. we can uuheSitaiingiy
say that Shelby willie is the possessor Of
some who can not zee the disgrace
while The punishment otherwise they
consider nothing Those who are cen
foed IN iail are generally better cared
Tor in tie, castle Than out, and again
We say that there are persons IN our
own midst who too willingly would
dispense with tleirs struggle 10 the open
air ior the necessaries of lie for plenty
to eat aad comfortable room ia oar
county jail.
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eaeorge yvarrela. El.sl1or.
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he olde,l Ne,cspqpsr in lFester Een..,ss.
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L4-E
lishment by the Old AIaina Benefit. on the
Herbert Howard. Hickman, .--........S5 $40
Lawrence Muse dick nisl.i .....--..... > GOO
Ioaa L Eatler, Ifekman..............2 .G09
Sam K irvine hle6esan-.... -. 5.0.0
George L Caldwell, diesmaa...... 1000
JOHN ? Lander.laie. Hlekman ....... 495
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
HAY

An immense amount'nf bay will be ras
ed tiiS season. l. North tArolina raising
alll SAVING her part? Every pralent far
mrr will go,al stock. lrshonld. then
raise good hay 10 teeA his sto'k. as well a.
to add to the ferti.iz ng material Of bis farm
aud thu, the fcrtiliysof fields will he Kept
up and really lie rendered mere productive.
The mnre manure aud the het'er rs gnaIi.
ty. the greater the amount oi hay. grain,
rorn and other crops t. he acre. We ot-
ten ask ourselves. dOfs the f9rmer ku' "
that every ION Of good hay be raises wi
bring him higher price. il ronsuu ed mp.
un hls farm, than it sid for n,oney aud
land out in supcrphosphates or other niaL-
nres: 5.'7 '~ 1saJ
Snme Of. anr farmers, we think. make
mistakes IN their hay crnrs; allow them ia
bre"ne tuo ripe het"re harvesting A. hay
gruws older il becomes les digestillp. ard
the young bay Is richer anu stronger. bc
not let your grass g, tod ripe before begin
ming to cut far hay. Don.t les il be ex,
posed to the sun too lcng. When cured
put it under shelter aud not cave Il IN q I
fields 10 have ;he substallee bleacLei out
IL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
KkRr,Ss NEAT II nor aGArnEk

orsat v tue cohsenienss ot a good re-
lrigeratcs. bat a.anyos vs.. @ilo ilselil lie
country, have ~ get aiv.,g wnh.ul such =
con,vn,elce. Farnacrs fatalities, who often
depela apon The Latsacrs meat vas. ior
salalirs " iiesA uleaI, are anuoyed ul tue
bo,aer aid The waste that eo.l.rs u getting
more peeI OF mutton ou h.nl than lnr, CAB
euGS ealeds y use up before II becomcs la.nt.
Ell. The most loonsa waste Is eat u ore III
AZ tnan SounveI. wisn the idea OF sa.,ng
IL the doctor ) bit ih..t May result igum
vssEieaains tLS uisss.pe oisaas > not ~
go9d stuM oi econuiny ~ lne i.est eggs
Juu mlgm coax from the hens by leedlns
-,te,a any sexcess vi neat, The meat should
mast be mrsd clean and dry some sprlnste
II ~elr ANAL PARIS aitn sa,t. u,hers Us.
UiatS pepper plent,iully (Na,nlns and WI :
lns II Mer. beiorc us.ng II 10 remove the
plPet r. sal anu lnea hang II III tie
Ca" q p.acv pusslole--snme la The we'll,
o. ers ~ aae iar. II lieraAps tae best pre-
eau'.on isip sNrsp Ma uiy ctosh, AID
clter Il Mnh charcvai dust. Svlae say il !
woou hes will answer about as Syl! rs
rnaieoa,. pat lvly Know the rrtursur
charcoal " experience. | have found that
charcoal Will even renUye slisa uegIes
vi taiia't ! Ein told that u.u tsu:.is inpro,-
cd, swell as preserved tor snutl sll.ne
by wiappingE ina c,oth wet wnh vinegar.
and laying Ii on the bUi.nIn vi afdry cellar.
All kinus VI neat, lIIgluulHy ti,Il aIIu ,uH =,
lnay Ue preserved Ia brineI Ior = ivuger "
sIUlteriIune. --Amerlv4n Satara.lnl, .sz.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
The SOuth-Atlantic.

A MONTHLY Magstzme dpT0trd ta l.iisrg-
n tire. sclesire MId Al. Published IN VIII
lHinzfSIi. g.. The ruTI,s nf rnuifiniitor> iu
rlIi,le several ~ The nirst Distinguished attTs
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