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runaway team Monday morning. brought every
one to the street team and wagon were seen com
ing up Main Street ut fearful rate and ran into
team standing the street, getting entangled but
soon got loo-c starting ut full speed again, up the
street and around through alleys, then across the
street, breaking the wagon, and tumbling the bed
of continued their fight down towards the mill,
and were brought up, not crippled or injured, but
the wagon almost total wreck.
The guardians of the school house and lots have
had them eleaded up and they really look nice and
beautiful. The trees beginning to make shade
and the grass may now be seen, and makes quite
change.
DIR. Hughes, DIR. Clark's nephew, from Cincinnati,
Ohio, talks of going to Irving, Kansas, to locate
good place.
Somehow other, it came to our ears that . coup
lie of Doniplnn gentlemen went up to Troy, and
while there called on the Chit. Being about dim
ner time, no one was in but coorcd man. The gen.
tlemen enquired for the editor being absent They
were asked to take seat, but being urgent bush
ness, had not the time-they only wanted to treat
the editor to some beer The colored told them
he always attended to those calls, which accept
ed. Being n stranger to one Of the parties, he was
introduced to the other as Sol Miller. The usual
compliments were passed, and they all started for
the saloon. We do not know whether the joke was
intended far the eolored man or the editor There
"a o,e thing about IT, mrt,-tbe editor lost the beer
[He is our drinking editor-Pr.I
The store house of Hulse & Welsh has Just been
Furnished with several coats of paint done by Adam
s~bneu and looks well puts different appearance
nm the inside and outside The store room is kept
neat and clean.
Come had b,v. were making considerable disturb
ana. in and ahout the church. last Sunday night
during service. Most of the boys who We believe
a,e not really Ind went with the Constable before
Justiee Leak. made m open confession the law and
the nenaty were read TO them by Justice Leak, and
.ome good advice given and the boys promised to do
an mn more. and left the Office with better feelings
than when they went in. That was the best way.
Tbomas Laupan md Dick Welsh took q drive,
Sunday through the country and were 80 well treat
ed that thev ate four dinners and two suppers and
having eaten n hearty breakfast before starting
There n,ust have b.en Urls at every place
Old Father Cummins, father of Peter and John,
died and was buried last week We did not get the
usrtieulars n. to the time.
Our pns.nt Township Trustee says he could not
and wouJ mt accent of the Office of Trustee if he
was tn yet stated salary of one thousand dollars
90 -, m. 60, ,;n,;J and bo,.., and want.
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CORREsPONDENCE.
v.ow uYrcHELL COUNTY.


MITCHELL COUNTY, KAN, July 9Th, 1880,
EprroR cHrrr:-Perhaps you may think il rather
late in life to commence to become newspaper COR
resnonient: hut As SEQ many articles In your
valuable nsper In regard to this western country,
thought perhaps you might think the foar crops
have seen growing in Succession might give me
chance 10 iure CORRECTLY Of the merits Of the Coun
" m. n erop raising County Now, Mr.. Editor, L
must s.v that this County compares fayorably with
other good Counties that have lived in No ono
will deny that Doniphan County, kan-' Is good
County; no enc will deny Atehison County, NO., Is
good; no one viii deny Andrew County Mo-, is q
good County; no one will deny that Morgan County
I'LL, is a good County. state, without reservation,
that have raised as good crops in this County in
the above named Counties. Now, wish you to un-
d.rs,an that every one of these places have their
objections i'm NV opinion. and this County is far from
being clear from them That there has been great
lrourht southxes. of us, there is no use to deny;
that il has been too dry here this season. up TO quito
late there is no use deny but the rains are turned
loose ON ms now, and the cry is, we all will be
drowned. Now, Friend Miller, in my opinion, this
graf ery 10 90 West II great humbug. and always
has been and that Is where all this trouble has come
from. Just imagine country with emigration OK.
tended one hundred and ffty'niles, with not sol
broken. 1t ought not to have gone one-fourth that
distance.
I,,e. nv the ckieI b. O'Driscoll makes = paradise
of Hills neighborhood. / am glad OF this, Tor live
only four miles from Hills and selfish enough to
claim some of this great glory will state here, all
Mr. ODrscoll said in praise of Mr.. Hill and family
or of his place is true but don't see where Barney
got to get out Of the dust long enough to write UP
this glowing description. By the way, am sorry he
did not call on me; perhaps could have shown him
some beauties between showers of dust.
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Preceding. Of county heard.

Board met on Monday, July 5th all members and
officers present.
Pat MeDonozh was allowed an assignment Of
the northwest fractional quarter of section - town
ship 2 range % from tax sales Of l1fS6-7-Ss, for
the sum Of go. IL paid in thirty days
NJ L Hudnsl allowed 20 redeem Lots 7, g. 9,
10, II. H. Block 26S Douiphan Extension, from tax
sales ofIs7a3ss-7-ss, for the sum of co. II paid
i'm thirty dsys
James Waller was allowed to redeem Ioss 70 and
%, Block 20 Doniphan Extension. from tar Gales
Of 1873 +sS7ss for the of sl5, II paid in thir-
ty days
J. C. Keefer allowed to redeem Lots Is, l6, II,
Is, 49, %, Block Is, East Troy, from tax sales Of
1878 for the sum of 5000, If paid in thirty days
Benjamin Dubach was allowed to redeem the
northwest fractional quarter of section q township
2, range y from tax sales of ls7-s9 for the Of
slO, If paid in sixty days.
II ordered that the viewers ON the road petit
toned for by J. g. Sell be notified to review the 9th
route petitioned far, and report Mt the August
meeting; said review to be ~ asked for in notice
given in June, 1850 Viewers to meet July %, 1850.
J. p. Wilson was allowed thirty days longer in
which to redeem property, ordered ut June meet
ing.
J. q. Williams allowed receipt in full for the
last half Of the tax Of 1879 part Of the south
quarter Of section 81, township 2, range y the
having been enormously assessed
Ordered that the road petitioned for by A. Shri-
and Others be established, and placed record.
Walter Burrell allowed as damages
Mrs John Combs was allowed to redeem the north
10 feet of Blocks TO- H. u, Block p North wathena.
from tax sales of la6-7-s9, for the sum Of $40, il
paid in thirty days.
Ordered that the County Clerk be authorized to
purchase all books required by the County, from,
date until further ordered.
j. W. Boston allowed to redeem the south least
fractional quarter of section p township range y
from tax sales of IS6-7-S9, for the Of slI97s.
If paid in thirty days
T. ]. Ragland was allowed to redeem the undivid.
ed part of the southeast quarter of section 30, town
ship :, range 30 from tax sales of ls76 for the org
nal tax and 10 per interest," If paid in thirty
days.
NJ. A. Sarber allowed to redeem part Of Lot ;,
Block 10, Severance, from sales Of 1865, for the
sum of Isl. If paid in thirty days.
Ordered that the report of the viewers road Pc
ttioned for by VIM. Recder and others be received
and approved, and road established, rs per field
notes and plat. J. p. Wilson allowed 80 damages,
and road ordered to be opened, according to Law.
Anna Thomas was allowed to redeem Lots T. s, g.
10, n, Block 81, Highland, from sales of 1878
for the sum Of seo.75 If paid in thirty days.
Robert Fisher allowed sixty days from date in
which to redeem Lots !, 3 4, Block % Troy, q:
per order of April. 1880.
Thos Ferguson was allowed TO redeem the north
west quarter Of section ., township 4, range p
from tax sales for lS3-57-Ss for the sum Of g. il
| paid in thirty days.
A. r. Renfro aud others potitioned for road II
| Iowa Township. Phil Kelley, Ed Craig, and A.
|
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GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE'S

Lawns worth I2ie and l5c, loo per yard: Black and
Brown Lawns solid eolors, worth a,e, lsc per yarsl
These are the finest Pacific goods. and dirt cheap
piece Plaid Alpaca. drab and white, worth SSe, Mt
DE per yard.
piece Plaid Alpaca. blue and white, worth Sc, at
DC per yard.
piece hes. Manchester Brocade. worth 3c, at l6ie
per yard.
piece hest Manchester Brocade, worth 25c, nj l6ie
per yard.
piece elangcable Monte Cloth, worth PIC, at l6se
per yard.
800 yards eross-bsrred Jaeonets worth DC, at l2ie
per yard
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FRIENDLY NOTICES.

t,,--, 49,, 49,, .,ar,,-J1,a Tro~ Chirf anncal,s
al N e., ;',,-,,.,i nv a. n,,r ireis ami
-" . w W. 80 49, ,he felings' ~ mo- one when yyr
@ ~ ,k;I; ,hs hes, weetiy nancr in the STATE
20, ~ M;,{. ha. bro,,bt II 70 tba nositop II nnv,
aaa ~. IN ih,r and per.is;ent work~Lsarea,corth
Tmes.
r ,.-. 49,, h.,,s ox.b,rsa1 With the Kan
= 49, y. li;.h,I =, Tror Don;nhan coupty he
- - W., P i..,:s. al n;iIar w. - ~
eo,. I,, -. Al ,-,InsJ a.ona;ntanc., ami ,Lat We
n 800 4. s.I;,ar I, i. the old..t ra',sr in
$3.50 u -. -. a,.,.-..i r.. r...ntx- fo,,rr, -,
N.n.s, IN a. 49,, III ,,s;,,.., en,;r.Ir g., -,
WY kreatS o.."i - - 80. f.aa O. 80 81 -.
W. :i =; -. - ~ rcec,t snIar.s,a,y,
IN IN y r.. i;-h5 si;,or more r,ar, q, nraJ
S;I,s ,han svr bafore We Tould not HE ~ 10
aah. y, ,s;,ta., E.,.... TS.xS Ill.,. V-sI.,,
G ss.. s'' 'A'ii'' iN~'''' N"~' ~ Wv
The Kansas Chief published ut Troy, in that State,
by Sol Miller Ess celebrated its twenty-fourth birth
day nv appearug in an enlarged form aud dressed i'm
= new anti from ton TO toe The Chief il q stalwart
Republiean paper and it's FEARLESS and able editor
generally calls things by their right names when
necessary to speak Of them in his columns He don't
mince his words but speaks right out in meetin"
and the consequence is he gets out one Of the vel
est and best papers puniished In tnat Tglcn. We
art gso " noeicc tni !. W tao ~
Pen.y, anu W Msn us euI.1. lnss ~ spy sen
neintea Ior M In:ge APcnai'ate =. sS
q Y" nhAAe INC improvements n"'ea-H"''5''
ffu'j So'""os-
The Kansas Chief was so tiekled over the result of
the Shiesgo Convention that u put on new drTss,
anu Ia zen ~ ucn shilagen anu ;r ' NV
lts oles, irir ,s, so SaI nhrlS Esus ", w
Drotner s,sI On NJ inc :; %
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800 yards light weight Kniekerbocker, worth to
lOc at S. per yard. This is q bargain, Ne they
ars much better to wear than calico.
500 yards Hamburg Embroideries. at one-thrd less
price than you can buy them in 81. Joseph.
40 yards Hamburg Embroideries, whits and red
and white ut DC per yard Hoe Is that for Leef They
are worth Sc to SIC anywhere
Don't buy Parasol until you price ours
Don't buy Fan until you price ours
Don't buy n pair Of Picnic Mitts until you price
ours.
Don't buy pair of Kid Gloves until you price ours.
Don't forget that thes. goods cheaper than ever
before offered.
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FoUI TIcxErs IN TIE FrEID-The Presidential
candidates row In the field are follows:
Republean-Gen- Jss A. Garfield, Of Ohio. for
Vice President. Nominated at Chicago, June d
National observation-disclosures n. Weaver, Of Iowa,
for President, and b. J. Chambers, Of Texas, for
Viec.Presideuf Nominated At Chicago, June II.
Prohihifion-Nesl Dow Of Maine for President,
and A. ii, Thompson, Of Ohio. for vioe-Pre<ident-
Nominated at Cleveland, June n.
Democr.fic-Gen. Winfield & Hancock, Of Penn
syisania, for President and WillaR H. EnEiish, Of
Indiana, for vicePrisAent. Nominated 1t Ciaein-
rati, June ~
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ST. LOUIS mARKEr.

,,-,. 81 LOrls, Jnly q
Wheai-Se higher; No. J hover; No. nd ti col .
OIL eAzh: e4so3 asoc July: s7fds $40 August sasslc
sspssnbss dsssse the year Va ida. ssss7e No. Ids.
Na34ie septenb~r.
o.as-Ifnsr: sae e.,h; riszic July
PWk-Ls~er 90 75af3sA
Dry Salt Me.ts-Iswsr. summer meat u tar OoaT -.
Bsoun-Eazier Of q % D ioe e Is.
LArd-LSxer, o On bid
csttleMarket feeling rmsr iSr natives and the rier
ate ssppy found re>iy dpaal nj strong prices. fir
god sta<rs Of lie To leo pounds bringing ~ - "a q.
prime 10 heayy sney would hiring q 5os4 20 grass natVes
slow At - Qe3 Is native cows and heif-S - JSa3 IL
grass TexanA - Se3 Is do Indiana % TJsJ 80 Re
eeipta q 60 shipments, .ee.
s4e yssksg 2 sst &C. butchers % ssfsst q eoSi "a
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MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. Hampson Is prepared 10 loan
,uency 10 the Farmers of DonIphna
County. ON long time, at 8 per cent. In.
terest. and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due and
stop Interest, if the borrower chooses
No deIaysin Furnishing tke money. NO
sworn aPPraiseaeat or application
reauIretl. Call On him at the saice Of
Register or Deeds, nj the Court House.
esn.ylx IF. HAMPSON.
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tpc.r Ensi;sa 70 ts one q ~ ve-ss lind q Con
perhesds IN the country during the war, and innc-
diately prsvious TO IL. He had acted With Douglas
In securing the repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
but had Immediately after gone over 20 Buchanan,
and from that one Of the bitterest Of Douxla
oppenents- He knew him 20 have been special
friend Of jesse ID. bright, WHO was expelled fruIA
the Senate ON account Of letter written bY him 10
JEFF Davis recommending some paFtirRi4r kd q hrc-
arms to be used in the war. Afterwards he bad been
pertea dat he was knight Of the Golden Cireie.
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Y. Gins Highly recently purchased q fine young
mare. and placed her in n pasture near town On
Saturday, the animal, with others, was cspering
about in the field when she came in contact with
sharp pointed board projecting from the fence run
ming it entirely through her, causing her death in
a short time.
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New RAILROAD TnE.-The timetables On both
railroads have been changed the mail trains going
north and west very early in the morning and south
and east, very late in the evening. As far rs the
mails north and west arc concerned, they arc nui-
sance to this whole country. While fast mail trains
are being put on in the East, trains are run to
make still greater delay in the mails. We used to
get the Leavenworth, Kansas City and Topeka dai-
lies on the day Of publication; now they do not ar
rive until de next day. Heretofore, the st. Louis,
Chicago and Cincisnati papers arrived the day af'
ter their publication; now they arrive two days af-
ter In fact, the msils out here run without
eastern northern connections and are merely To-
cal
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- "Eureks" IL the sentiment Of countless suner-
ers who find the balm Of relief and the fountain OF
their health and strength in Ayers Sar.aparilia IL
is the most potent Of all the alternatives to purify the
syrtem and cleanse the blood. 1t possesses nvgors
ting qualities 20 that il stimulates the faded va
ties and purges out the eorruptions which niasie
with the blood, promoting arrangement and decay.
We are assured by many intelligent physicians that
this medicine cures beyond I'll others Of its kind, and
We can fortfy this statement by own experience
-AiRaJ lHsss.) KAtk Jog $500
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" Remember, you can double your yield of
wheat per acre, by using the Buckeye one-horse
Drill. BE sure and sec them. JOHs ii. LrSns,
l5iuly White Cloud.
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" Gristins days Friday and Saturday of
each week, ut the Kansas FIGURING Mills. Doniphan,
Kansas II good wheat is taken, you will be sure 70
get the best of flour. The mill has been re-modeied,
and is irst-class i'm every particular. The pro
prietor knows how to give satisfaction to the public
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Money % Lean !

All, g. and pr eenL istrrest 7Sss and asses"f 10
saif borrower.
Ifyol want to pay of a mortgage, or transfer your
indebtedness, securing TO yourself the more recent
rates of interest established you should see me- No
inspection or appraisensnt fees-snOney furnished
without delay upon production of abstract and per
lection Of title ALBEkT "ADDbLl,
otHea with Attorney at Law,
) A1HSEr PEERr. Troy, Kansas
lOiune'S0.
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DELEGATES ELEcTED.-The primary elections, On
Saturday, resulted in the election Of the Anderson
delegates to the Congressional Convention, and the
Perry delegates to the Judicial Convention The
ticket We published last week.
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TRAINS WEST.
Special NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood &C., will send a recipe that VIII
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev JOSEPH
T. ISNAx Station %, Voc York City. l5aprly
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" II will pay you to call on Townsend & Rich
ardson and get their prices Canned Goods such n
Canned Tomatoes, Raspberies, PiBeapples, etc, etc.
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~ Tho other day, when Prank Paige was plow-
ing his potatoes he left his team standing alone for
short time, when they backed over an embankment
about fifteen feet high, smashing the cultiIator to
piecea but not hurting the horses to amount to any
fl,inn
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Fron Wafhena.
WAIuExA. KAN. July 18th. 1880.


"nne NC AZ no' lang ga '' H., DD'I i+ 90
craving "'o"s Pr! vel ~, i-P -
ART n,ae neie' VI nue. ~. su"eiu., anu
aug. miner nae just eo,hp'seu u" a"i,'''n Va :"
70 NJ. s'ofe' anu nov Ai I.e'''' "-' M
eieenoh nne Two s'of! "us'nes' Hoaes' "''o's
nis o'a ''Ani. o"i i"e''nAn'' are a.i "Uns So
o.n'n's'' anu A'' ""PP''- s... W.
refrain, IN eonnecnoh win these nemS' I'd give ah
Republican, over the action taken by the Central
Committeeman Mr. E. ID. McClelland, who is well
known in the County. and who has always been q
Retublcan (exeept that he took shoot towards the
Greenbark party.l and having enough Of that con-
clu.e,l that he would asaip come hack To hi. first
love offered his vote, which was refused, notwith-
standing that he raye the Committee to understand
that he Intended To vote the Repubran ticket this
Fall We ask the question. is this the way to re-
claim, those who have once been with u.s. and who
are ready to come back. And further We ask what
right has any man. because Ii. happens to hold the
honorable position of member of the Central Com
mittee. TO d.uriy, any Republican from voting
There il no law for such action and il il only looked
upon by the good citizens of Washington Township
as nm act of buIloziny of one who secs hs p.lteal
prestige about raising from under HMM other
words like drowning man catching Mt a straw,
A,otber tb;n,- which ia un6,ir In our p.litic..
Here. for instance i'm our Di~tret We have a n,aior-
itv of "a for Peter Manyille and Lucas Fett.r n.
Delegates TO the Congressional Convention. vet we
have m. rsprc-eutatiop. sueh action gives one or
two men III. mower tn depriye n majority OF the yo-
tiers of their choice of candidates. IL seems to U.S.
about time that the people of each District be al
lowed tn eboo-c for themselves
REPuBIIc,x
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ysnyEV To LOAN.

On Real E-snse, In suas u ssit bor'
ro,sers, on Eve years tine, or less. In
tere.t. per cent per annana. Cen-
~ lssions reasonable.
lsjaRly Ii. a w. Ii. bAA
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond strests, g. Joseph, 10
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Don't fail to go to C. B. Bedford & Co. for your r.
Every pound warranted. aud con be returned IL not
sstisfastory. We defy the "Reathen Chinee7 in
prices
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" BE sure and call at Townsend & Richardson's
for the latest styles in Dress Goods, Lawns, and
ainghsms, rs they always keep . nicely selected
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BiIIiard Table fer sale.
good secondhand billiard table, sine Al by feet
will be sold cheap. Apply to CHARLES BAILEY,
Ejune Troy, Kansas.
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IL To raise wheat cheaply, use the Buckeye one
horse Drill. Leave your order carly with John IL.
Lypds. White Cloud I5july
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CHEAP MONEY!

Moneyto loan In any amount, end At low
GEO. Z. WOOD,
ssun<e Troy, Kansas.
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~ Peter Bartlett Lee put in his appearance,
Monday morning. This announcement will suffice,
for the present We trust that next time he will
prcsent himself under more favorable circumstances
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CastOria

l. natures remedy for assimilating the
food. Il cures Wind-Colic, the raising OF
Sour Curd and DiarrhGa, allay. Feverish-
ne.s, and Kills Worms. Thus the Child
has health, and the Mother obtains rest-
PLEASANT, Cheap, and Reliable
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r. To-day ltJuly I5thl is St swithin's Day. ST.
Swithin. somehow has charge Of the rain business,
and IL rains on his day. II will rain for forget
how MANY weeks Afterwards.
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10" All farmers should the Buckeye force
feed one-horse Wheat Drill, for drilling wheat in
corn John H. Lynds has them, White Cloud. l5july
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Tyre fer sale

We VIII now sell, cheap, all Of the body type and
Eve or six fonts of display type lately used on the
Chief The BREWER and Nonpareil are about hall
worn and arc in excellent condition, while the Mil
ion is but little inferior to new. Our reason for not
keeping it in use vas that we were compelled 70 have
additional type for our enlargement and did not
want to mig new and old together. Az samples Of
the work done ON the type will furnish copies Of
the GAssf printed just before the enlargement
April and May last. There are $50 pounds Of Bre-
yser. $50 pou.ds Of Nobparei and almost 80 pounds
of Aiuion-suicient to the whole Of two ordina-
nv country pspers-vith an abundance Of extra Non
psreil qusds and fgurea The type ispArtiy IN cases
but mostly tied up and boxed. The cases are IN
frstclAss condition and viii be sold with the type
and consist Of fSe pairs Of BREWER. Eve huica sad
four Nonpsref with three large fonts Of ItA'ie IN
ea-e. II desired, will also sell column ADD bead
rules and ehaseaL IL kt - q
Here is an excellent chance to purchase body type
for at least two newspapers very eheaplyissa that
will do good work for six or seven years Ccn,mu-
nications answered, and specimens Of work sent on
application
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r Pete Dill soothed the bowels Of the CAig Of
fee, the other day. with q foaming bucket Of good
t,eer
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The RocorIer, Americas, Ga, says: "Clerts, Sen
ators Representatives, Doctors Lawyers, Citizens,
in public and private life testfying by the thou
sands, and their signatures, that n remedy
has been found for Brights Disease Of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are respectively known NJ
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Warmers
Safe Diabetes Cure 6may3nl.
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