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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-14
HHuJvua1puH.
LOVE LANE.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

BY THOMAS HOOD.
II should love u lady more,
And WOO her ev'ry hope to crown,
I'd love her all the couatry o'or
But not declare it out Of town.
One even, by moSsy bank,
Thnt help hornets nest within,
To Ellen on myknces sank,
How snakes will twine around the shin,
A bashful fear my soul unncrved,
And gave my heart backward tug,
Nor was clieurd when she observed,
Whilst Twas slenl--"What slug!"
At length my Offer preicr'd,
And Hope kind reply forobodo---
Alas! the only sjund heard
Was, "What horrid ugly toad"
] vow'd to give her oil my heart.
TO love her ill my life took leave,
And painted all lovers smart
Except wasp gone up his sleeve.
Du, when vonturd to abide
Her fathers and her mothers grants
Sudden, she started up and cried,
20 dear! am all over ants.-
Nay, when beginning to bcseoch
The cause that led lo my rebuff,
The answer was as strange a speech,
A"Dnddy .Longlegs sure enough"
lspokc OF ioHune--house,- and lands,
nd still rau,xy'l b, ,,,,,, s,,u.L
'lis vain TO offer ladies hands
That have q spider Oh the buck!
lis vain 10 talk OF hopes and fears,
And hope the least reply 10 win,
Prom any muid that stops her ears
In dread ofearwigs creeping ia!
'Iis vain to call the dearest names,
Whilst stoats and weazels siarte by
AS vain 10 talk oi mutual flames,
10 one with glow.worms in her eye!
What checked me in my fond address,
sAnd knockd euch pretty image downi
What stopp'd my Ellen's ialtering Yesi
A Caterpillar on her gown!
To list to philomehis sweet
10 see the moon rise silver PALE
But not 10 kneel at Lady s feet,
And crush rival in snnil!
Sweet is the evenliie, and kind
Its zephyr, bulmy us the south;
But swecter still T. speak your mind
Without chaier in your mouth!
AT last, emboldtn'd by my bliss
Still tickle Fortune played me foul,
For when strove TO snatch u kiss
She screamd-by proxy, through on owl!
Then, Lovers. doom'd to life or death,
Shun moonlight, twilight, lanes, and bat
Lest You should have in sclisame breath
To bless your ia,e--and curse the gnat,!
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-14

CHAIN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
article and adapted to wells of any depth, for sale
cheap al the Hardware Store of
oAnER, OFT CO,
Corner Monroe aud Market SIS, Wheeling, Va.
July %, 1883
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DREMlUM GOODS.-The Western Vir.
i ginia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
Sept liih, 18th and I6h awarded us Premiums and
Diploma for the following Goods:
lt For the hest and richest black ade dress
cd. Finest French work embroideries.
ID. -" Rest and largest variety OF dress silks
and sDpioma for the richest embroidered silks and pain
ted cha!ly party dressesand have lots other rc
silks plain brocade chameeon &c, and shawls ofevary
serpiion equally rich and bcau,ihwhich could not
he presented 10 want Of room 1.-THE Fair.
Also, aehoce variety of Mckee aud Robeftsons make
OF fCassmeres, Persian Cloths, Yarns &C. of tho hest
premium quality, to which we invite your attention
Don't forget the place where the goods arc Kept
STONE e THOMAS,
scp9Ol Rec Hive store, Main st., Wheeling.
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|TLOTHING! CLOTHINGl CLOTHING
NE. NAGLE CO., have just received an sddi
tionsl supply of
READY MADE CLOTHING!
Particularly adapted to the preson, ana coming seasons
consisting, in part, of
Black and Drab Beaver Over Goats, Black,
Brown and Drab cloth, do, Peter Sham,
Blanket and Marbled do, also, a general
assortment of Cloth, Cashmere and Sati-
nett, Frock and Sack coats. Silk, Satin,
Silk Plush, Valencia and Cloth Vests, of
every style and quality, Black and Fancy
| CASHMERE pants, Satinett. Corduroy and
| Jeans, &c, &c.
! We have also the largest and best assortment ot
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
every grade color and price, with trimmings suitable
for making II up, brought to this market, that
you prefer that your clothes should he made to order fol
yourself expressly and by Tailor of yonr ehsosng
we have made large provisions for your aceommod
! and eau suit you TO AT.
old friends, and new friendsl give US CALL exsmin
our stock, and then judge for yourselves.
| St. Cisirsvillc, Sept. 30 1853.
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Schlesinger's Patent ssGutta Percha Coat
ed PENS"
THE subscriber is agent for these pens This coating
rcsists Aqua Forts, and prevents oxidisng in th,
ink. Sold BY gross or doz The Trade and Teacher
supplied on liberal terms. J. II. WILLIAMS,
Sept. IL. 1859.
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Barber 'OuS!!

II this enlightened nineteenth century it is
truly astonishing that there many crimes com.
mtted at when humanity shudders Can nothing check
The horrible proccedngs In despair the turns
from contemplation of the bloody record OF crime aud
inv ties the attention of
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
the much pleasing prospect ofa visit his shop
in the basement story of MIR. J. u. Williams building
south west corner Main and Market Streets where he
may found Al all times ready to perform tonsoris o
.ratons that may be required.
LEWIS RANSOM.
September 0, 1859.
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ITNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-HAr
i AND Cars AT WuoLEsALE-We are now receivin ing
fail aud winter stock of Hats and Caps which will
he feel assured the largest and brought
to this city. Country Merchants who purchasing
east, pareulariy invited to Call and examine our
stock for we are certain the prices are fully low
any house in Baltimore.
s.. u. HARPER q SON,
No. 1870, cor. Main and Union sts., Wheeling.
NJ l.. HATCHER, ATTORNEY AT Law.
IVA 1t. Ciairsvillc Ohio,
u y'Ofhce 3doors east OF the Court House.
september 10, ls53.--Gm.--pd.
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4 ARPETlNG.-lOo yds. superior listing
~ esrpeing choice patterns. 500 yds superior kemp
any house in the city-sso few pieces of very cheap
lowered, do. (sep3O) STONE a THOMAS.
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A II MY INSTANCE AN ATTACH
"A ment was this day issued by Henry Thurston, a
Justice Of the Peace of Smith township Belmont county
against the property and effects OF Peter Snyder abb
scondng debtor, for the sum of SI9, SO cents.
Dated this s2d day of September, A. ID. 1853.
sep. 30--pd. THOMAS LESLIE.
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4 T MY INSTANCE AN ATTAC CHI
"a ment was this issued by Henry Thurston, a jus.
ice Of the peace OF Smith township, Belmont county
against the property aud effects OF Peter Snyder all
sconding debtor, for the sum of 500 90 cents
Dated this s3d day Of September, A. d. 1859.
Sept. 30.--pd. WIN. PARKS
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""eetWS, Vu.y
WHERE always can be found the largest, Cheapest,
ing lie has just returned from New York, Phladeipha
aud Baltimore and his Goods present unusual atrsc.
tiOn din pointof quality and style, and IL is well known
the best bargains can he had OF him. For Good and
Cheap Goods he stands unrivsled DO fail cslI
or you may regret it.
His stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress cOats 100 blue brown and green
do $50 black cloth frock dol $50 bue brown and green
do. $50 black brown, blue and green sack coats 100
business coats, made of Cashmere cloth, &c; 100 bea
coats various colors 1000 felt and blanket coats
doz. white sh rts of all grade so doz check Shirts so
doz manners stripei doz. silk undersbirts; 10 doz
cotton undcrshirts; doz. woolen undershirs; doz
gsuzes undershrs 500 pr black cashmere pants 1900
barred striped and PANTS 5000 pr Ell
500 black satin vests at all prces 1000 fancy silk vests
all patterns; lsss valencia marsees, velvet, &c.; 12
dOz fancy cravats 10 d0z. neck ties; go dOz
hdks silk and iineu 26 doz. suspenders all prices and
styles; 90 doz. half hose; 90 doz. drawers.
All the above articles, with great many more, are
offered very low, at my Cothing Store corner Of Mon.
roe and Water s,eets Wheeling, Va, also fine assort
N. B.--partcular attention paid to custom pork and
all orders will be filled with dispatch, by A. NJ. A.
Opinions of the Press.
CLoTnSG.--We would advise all persons wishing
FRS of good material, to call at A. NJ. Adams Cloth
ing Store, Water street. lie has very fine assort
men, o, evsry.nns ihe S Clothing iineMDay int
of our friend A. M. Adams, corner of Monroe and Wa
ter Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths
simeres &c is fully prepared 10 rig you out in the
This gentleman about $4,000 invested in fabrics
OF the richest make, and furnish from ton to
toe save with shoes Particular attention solicited to
his stock, comprising il Does coating vestings pan
stocks, and splendid LOT Of hats and caps. You can
not go amss by calling at his store for any garment in
tended for the comfort your person. As
he does large business he is able to sell cheap his motto
being "quick sales and small profits" This added to
the fact that he has his goods made under his super
should he sufficient nducement for every
man disposed TO bny, to give him CALL Let ALL there
FORE who seek their interest encouragc home in.
dustry" by shedding their threadbare garb for new
1ins q Gazette. Oct. 90, 1852.
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Go SoBER.-A celebrated topper, intending
going to masked ball, consulted an acquain.
tance in what character he should disguise
himself. "Go SOBER" replied his friend
"and your most intimate friend will not know
you"
6TNed wants to know the reason why
"edltors live 80 much cheaper than other
folks" AS our answer might not be com.
plimentary to some of our subscribers we
give his own: "Because they often &c,
bored FOR nothing"
GTIhe following racy lines by Congreve
describe well not uncommon female fault
"Coqnctte and coy at once her air,
Both studied, though 10th seem neglected,
drtless she seems with arlfui care,
Affecting to be unaffected"
0-A western editor, copying q story
about drowning man who had a wonderful
memory OF every event of his life, advises
some Of his subscribers to Epractice bathing
in deep water.
G-TThe harmonious Democracy" as cx.
emplilied in the late Syracuse Convention:-
'Behod our harmony. Wen, srs we do,
and every breeze compes us hear iItoo:
Such harmony as echoes through the house
When two Tom cats are dining on one mouse.
SPEcTAc
Hear the outpourngs of an honest heart
in regret for the dilapidated condition of his
unmentionables:
Farewell, old trousaioons.
Long time we've stuck together
Variety ofscenes gone through,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-14

OErA poor drunken wretch went TO hear
Universalist preach. The preacher argue,
that no matter how degraded or abandoned
man might be, he would still be saved.
The drunkard became much interested in
doctrine which left him room for hope
unfortunately, however, in the midst Of the
argument thespeaker's mindbecamc clouded &
confused, and he commenced laundering and
staggering as though about to break down.
The drunkard seeing, arose and supporting
himself against the wall, cried out, "pui her
through bub or I'm a goner!"- Warsate (M)
Express.
This Is evidently an ago of refinement
The old adage, that "you should not count your
chickens ill they are hatched,"h has been thus
rendered by professor ofetiquette; "The pro-
ducers of poultry should postpone the census
Of their juvenile fowls, till the period of incu-
baton is fully accomplished,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-03
Arrival Of the FIRST NaiI Train at Wheel
ins.-T Trough liz Fifteen Hours.
JanuarY

WHEELING, January l, 1872.
Le~is ". Cole, Esq the veil known and efficient
Superintendent Of ansportasjon OF the Baltimore
a,sd Ohio Railroad, arrived Lere last night in charge
Of Il irs: rain with lhe Uaited States Mail from
BE timore This train lett Baltimore az O'Clock, on
Friday morning snd 'r1ived here at fifteen minutes
past 10 o'clock the sar:e evening, making the en-
tire passage, iGcluding stoppages, in fifteen hours
AID fifteen minutes, thus verifying the prediction
of President swan made II the Paramount open
ing, that By the first day OF January, 1853 the
weller would be able 10 eat his breakfast in Bal,i
raore. and take an carly eupner at Whaling.
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Rev. Alex. Campbell is raising contributions
n Missouri, for the Bethany (Va.l College, and
meets with much success.
The ladies' Of the Lutheran Church at Win
chester, Va, realized $3.50 by their late Fair,
and those OF the Presbyterian Church $500 by
heirs.
Gov. Wood, of Ohio, has determined to par.
ton Emil klauprecht, Of Cincinnati, editor OF
Inc "Deutscher Republkaner," who has been
sentenced 10 Imprisonment for assauIting the
ssnderer Of his wife.
A slave of Mr.. Parker Selby, near Snow Hill
nd, has been arrested on The charge of outra-
ging the person Of the daughter OF Mr. B. Hol-
ston, aged nine years.
William R. Brewster, q colored man Of
Camden, n. Jersey, has been finally commit.
'ed 10 answer the charge ofcsusing the death
1, bis wife.
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The steamship Pacific arrived to-day, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th OF December. She
encountered terrific storms during the entire
passage.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Brown N Shpjey quote Cotton at steader
rates. MiJdling qualities have advanced one
eighth, while other descriptions remain un-
changed. The sales of Saturday, Dec enber
II. amounted lu 3QJl bales; Monday o00G and
Tuesday 6GuC Of whch $500 we're FOR specu
lalion. Pr;cce--Fa.r Orleans, Il, middiing
SD, iair uplaaus aa3 Mobile, l.d, middlng,
SD.
BreadstuiTs declining. Whea, had declined
ID. and Flour Is. Corr, to arrive, sold al 81
to 35s. Bread.tul's closed Oh Tuesday rather
dfmer.
ltisA Bacon had declined lsio =. Bee! and
Pork scarce and wanted.
ENGLAND.
n Manchester, business was somewhat bet
ter.
The Asia arrived al Liverpool! on the l3th.
The opposition 10 the Ministry was jncreas
ing. The debate On the budget bad been post
ponei till Thursday the lG;h. Political news
generally peaceful and satisfactory.
FRANCE.
Napo!eon's income has oecn fzet al twen-
ty-ive millions OF francs. The French Princes
have been allowed dotation Of one million
five hundred thousan francs
81. Fou!d has been appointed minister Of
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.SsnienrcH 10 he HING

BosToN, Dec. 30-Iames CIough, convicted Of
.ae MURDER OF Gideon + Manchester, u police of
.-er al Fail River, il July last was this morning
seat. need by Chief Justice Shaw to be hung the
sentence to be executed ar the expiration of one
year's imprisonment, Oh such day as the Governor
s.a-. appoint,
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Tie Sgui'aal C0urCAIiofl at Boston.

fgsTOS Dec. 3J.-Iae spiritual Convention ed
,lr4ed sine die This evening. The proceedings
e. aaT, cgnslste1 o, reading very stupid conmu-
l-ca.oZs pUrportiaI to come from spirits--a dis
-l-siyH uhethes individual spirits could be identi-
Id. and d relation # marvellous spiritual pheuo
saeus IS dIvuleed through mediums. -Four or five
Hundred were present at the evening session.
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.ysT.a, J,c. 3i-Mr Amos Lawrence, enc II
re .ras- r4thy and benevolent citizens of B0s-
IL, Gsed suddenly as: Ii hit. about midnight He
aas seyetr ygl only about quarter Of an hour
~ Tue:4ej Ies., the deceased accompanied Gen
y..,ce All Senator Lunter, of Va, ON a vsi: to
.-- o-I.sr- Ill. Monument, and appeared 10 be IL
Z u .ea.ta
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".NcaED, \. Il, Dec. 31.-Col 'orney, Clerk Of
,.- HyUss ct Representatives, and several other
czaasuis4led democrats, arrived here yesterday,
Ing found him IN tie enjoyment Of goo1 health
s.usp.-i,s. They speak highly OF the courteous
-.a-L.r m gLicn taaE Nere Eecelxei.
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Chronic Rheumatism of 30 Years, stand.
ing Cured.

Scarcely able to work for seventeen years and the
flesh withered from his limbs. Levi Hills Esq,
writes: OTTAWA, Lasalle county Illinois, August 10.
Il have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years. for seventeen years was scarcely able to walk
or stoop to the floor; my left limb had persisted away
considerable, and was very weak. had used many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies all
l was influenced, however to try MortiInores .Rheu-
matte Compound and rejoice to say it acted like
charm. This was eight months ago. / have exercised
much every day since, and have been exposed to all
kinds OF weather, but have continued to improve in
health, and the flesh has returned my limbs which
have become strong as ever. LEVI HILLS"
ia 3-dif
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TAMES BROWN, Jr., (who has filed the
- Office of Second Au itor Of Virginia for 30 years
past offers bis services the public after the lst
day Of January next, as stock Broker.
He will, as agent purchase and sell State Stocks,
Bank stocks, Stock and Bonds OF Railroad Com :
panies and City. Corporation and every other des.
cription of marketable Stocks.
He WILL for moderate compensation act as at
torney for the transfer ofsocks solo by persons re.
siding at distance from Richmond, and particu.
larly OF State Stocks, being familiar with the laws
and reg ulations governing the sane and will col
lect and remit interest and dividends, payable in
Richmond, on all description of stocks, and also
claims on the public treasury.
]. B., Jr, being well known throughout the State,
deems it unnecessary to annex any references.
de 23-3awts
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- ELIAS IA l. Il, Importer Of
"a WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY
nA GOODS, No. 100 Main Street.-Just

~0penlng, an extensive assortment Oh
Watches and Jewery of every description, and for
safe in quantities to suit purchasers, at as low
prices as can be purchased in any of the Northern
cities. City and country merchants, dealers and
others, will please call and examine Goods and
prices. The stock comprises Gold Watches OF every
description, from tine most celebrated manuisc.
and OF the finest ouaity: gold Guard, fob and vest
Chains; Ear and Finger Kings plated Ware, com
prising Tea Sets, new patterns; spoons Forks, &c
Knives. Gard Cases &c also, very extensive as.
sortmen. OF gilt and plated Jewelry OF every des.
cription, suitable for the country trade; Combs,
Buttons, Brushes, fancy Soaps, Cologne Water,
Extrscts, Pins, Cutlery, Clocks, Pencils Bohemian
Glass Ware, Girandoes Porte Monaies, Cigar Cases.
Dressing Cases Portfolios, Blank Books, Note and
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons, Coffee Mills, Ham.
mers, Accordeons, Violin strings-in tact every
variety and kind OF the shove description of Goods
too numerous 10 mention. New Goods received
arsost everyday. ELIAS HALE. Importer.
10 "a No LOG Main street.
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Fire al Precedence, r. /.

IsoyIDEscr, Dec. 3I--The building occu
ed rs the Cove Machine Company, near the
safe Prison, vas considerably damaged by
.--. his evening. Loss about lj,000-coyer
E " Insurance.
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BY George J. sumner.

UCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES,
N HACKS, BUGGlES, HARNESS AND LEASE
OF LIVERY STABLE FOR FOUR YEARS On
Monday Morning, the 10th January next, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, (tor the purpose OF closing
our present shall sell at auction,
without reserve the whole of the stock and equip
ments connected with our Livery Stable, on Wall
street, consisting Of valuable young Horses, all
warranted sound, and well broke to harness; :
Hacks with Harness, nearly new; Buggies AMI
Harness; together with several other Horses, Bug.
gies, &c.
Previous to the sale of the Stock will be sold the
unexpired Lease Of the Livery Stable, which has
d years to run from lst day of January, 1858
TERMs-For all sums Under $50, cash over that
amount, months credit for approved negotis BILE
notes. }. w. COSBY d 90.
Sale to be conducted by GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr
N. BAH persons indebted to the concern OF J
w Cosby 81 Co, are requested to come forward
snd discharged heir obligations, as it is importan!
the business of the firm should be closed forthwith
d. % w COSBY d. co.
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SATURDAY jar. l-Sales of about 1000 barrels
Q! Howard street -four az SIS l2H also SO barrels
C!'y Mills at the same price This is a decline q
% cents per barrel since Monday last The re.
seipts OF Hout into this port during the past year
lave increased about 100000 barrels over the pre-.
Nous year, which at IS per barrel wouId amopnt IN
."o millions Of dollars, Rye -four, "a so. Corn
meal. 81 e. " ~
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t.-t al bi0HTsGi-F0r Persons Burnt to Death.
MONTREAL, h &C. 81 "A hire broke ont last night
L Inc house CT Dir. King, confectioner, on McGi!l
g IAe building was entirely destroyed, and Mrs.
ing two children and servant, persisted in the
flames
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John K. ID. Payne, s

By DUNLOP, MONCURE q co.
GROCERIES, Ar AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, the 4th January, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at store, general assort
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
60 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
N . Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
As bbs Apple and Peach Brandy
20 do N + Rum
Bdamsntine Candles
Gunpowdes and Pouchong Teas; Mustard
$1,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
SIS obls pink eye Potatoes
No PASSPORT Herrings; Pine Apple Cheese
65 hhds urine Bacon
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
EF Sale without regard to weather.
oe 80 DUNLOP, MONCURE e. CO, Aucts.
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E>HE SUBSCRIBER intending 10 remove
4 to Richmond IN the 3lst Instant offer for hire
by the month and year, several valuable Servants
Men, Women, Girls and Boys-one plough boy.
| would hire TO a farmer. Call at the residence
lately vacated by Mr. Johnson. on North Second
street, between Main and Franklin.
have for sale finely formed 2iding a.
MAJ e, with flowing faXen name ana tan, 4CS
now in foal by fine horse, part Canadian. r'ilce
500 Gail at the Washington.
de 3l-,s NJ LYNCH