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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

The SCHENECTADY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. = TIE
Troy Wing rays the proprietors of the works have
been obliged TO increase their capital stock $50 000
to cary them through the present hard times.
Tbey have also been obliged to discharge over one
buydred men, and TO uce TIE working time OF
thoe Ietai- Cd to three-quarters OF . day.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
i)oeirp.



Uth ~sisse ais'. Fs's.n o. ,uil 81, hre, asv ~
rafirrd b. ssfe, Itsisss's hs..v 81 ssasn
Nhlis had s,iss q fsg,ats heard n iigs i, ,-la
80,
"Earta o. Esr,tt '''--a An.s without tsasn.
IL hssif b. iaud srsung re- scis.ea 10 -asa.
Ana tnasiet - tic sHrss wha ahsa has, sald
- f''-' uiat 30 iharnis-s so tnnsiai hath fishd
Ia tlie ~sl f,ath " hs y h,sh 'nss sssr uesds"
hs rsssd 20 Il. petals h,s .,.ai ailra with hw,
isniaiuns ssliss o. sud hurst if,tn his -
" ~ tsant ths firh ifra.ars ff n bach I a.pire,
'fts puf4 fhsn see'sf v hich Jagsi~ -ir-.
~ Jse--od "a b.. h.s..ui ths ht..-.u o. tar
iis s'arlt y ~ oysninr AID Gas -inthaf n,arn
Nsi a"su~d be- II s,insr and s,iasrinr care.
hs fane'ed tie 20, qulis devoid of a nsufa
Dat o. hs eafss.sd it he iet a sharp l.sns.
iAts 80 ANN itsPc1-- white bleeding and tom.
~ hear Day n safr9u. fhou apv ard D., -prahg
Nith de'p cfie. of anE'i,sh, slA- hsfc'.s u,,tu.
tnd evc' ius thu. "a suf ionetns- Gif fan.e.
uT n hal pisn csils siaiy and dazzling rrnsuu.
nurr rrrf siii.rcs us b, fsnuns as...s.
And then turps away with = curse ~ a fr,un
When love ei'cs banquet and We are HE guest.
hsflh -s."uis hriFhl aad losuns aud tcaui, adafns
We thihk be'ef vas mortai ~ iayored and hiest
When io midst the ,iands lay numhofio-s tiufns.
Ia w aFes of iuend.hp ouf " ship-r srneoihiy glide.
Lach gale Is pfupiiiuus-suf decks are All clost;
Bat -ssun little riuidlcts uf envy and pride,
hi.r ue 60 enshniud gs with duk wave. II fear
Hope Friendship Iov, de- often hetrsy.
And fancy --thoufh smiling -unmercifui grows.
1nith aud DsiA slans in llfs's weaTi-ome way,
Mas ever he styled Psrs EsraI,ss ross
}. D. l.
Bnusot, Pan I5,h. Isss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

A SLAP At Tnn SPANISH --- Muir
rays Handbook for South Italy" is
just published. and contains some curl
Gus stories respecting Fra Rocco. the
celebrated Dominican preacher and the
spiritual Joe Miller OF Naples. On one
occnsion, it is related, he preached on
the mole peniieniial sermon, md in
trodnced so many illustrni ions of terror
that he soon brought his hearers TO
their knees. While they were thus
showing every sign Of conirition, he
cried out" Now, all of you who sin
ccrely repent Of your sins hold up your
bonds." Every man in the vast multi
tude Immediately stretched out both his
hands, Holy Archangel Michael" "
exclaimed Rocco, "thou, who, with
thine adamaniine sword, siandest nj the
right OF The judgment seat Of God, hew
me OIL every hand which has been
raised hyprocriilcally In an instant
every hand dropped, and Rocco, Of
course, poured forth a fresh torrent of
eloquent inyeciive against their sins and
their deceit. lie had u great dislike
to tobacco, and when once preaching
To crowd Of Spanish sailors, he as
founded them by telling them that there
were no Spanish saints in Heaven. "a
few he said had been admitted, but
they smoked so many cigars that they
made the Holy Virgin sick, and Saint
Peter set his wits 10 work TO get them
out. Al length he proclaimed that n
bull fight was TO bc held outside the
gate of Paradise. Tbereupon, every
Spanish saint. without exception, ran
to see the fight, an ST. Peter closed The
gate and took care never TO admit an.
other Spaniard "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
n.s,nm, ANS .r>snos,r,.

A man we'll clad aud apparently "w,ll
to DO" passing along East broadway
yesterday droq'cd a pocici hook a.
plctloric and vcll TO DO a, himself A
mank,a Of fellow with rod checks.
bright tyos. aud toes that could h.
counted every ono through the torn
and tailrrrd shoes srird the fallen trvss.
urc. picked u np. aud bounded on With
might aud main after the uncune,oas
loser
"llcre. ~ ! llrrc's your pocket
book :" painted the liulc follow. The
man stopped quietly, took the book 4,
opened II, rapidly ran over the bills
5s lOs--2ns
There was lttlc silVcr--dmcs,
shillings, quarters. and amope ihom a
poor diugy looking penny, ju.I ono, sole
representative of the whole Lake Sa-
pcrior region.
Il wns all rghl--evcry bill, atom Of
'"''', wv" :" ''' '''' ''0 f'"'''
wa, '"''o
'"o ''',' "''a'' 70 " "''
" "' "''"' wv u'' ,"''s" '"' '' :
'" "'"'' y, w ',''e"
maps he "ou'n give nun " 'o,'m
."'"'l " l""'''' -" '''' ''''''"'F
""y oe ne "o"'' 'aNe nun '"'o "o's'
""'''g S'"o s'o'o "no "uJ n''" '"".
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
RUTLAND, VERMONT. FRIDAY

noon be- called 10 accompany me upon
lalle excursion we had planned to-
evihcr, A. he came up the gravel
walk ] noticed his fine hair WAS IN dis
order, bot panc. kecA as death. sho,
through MY heart ~hcn be- approached
me with reoliHg. unsssdy step. and
stnmmering iosue. coold not speak
but the chill of death gathered round
NV heart and | tainted. when re-.
covered, he was gone, and nv mothers
face was bending over me. moist with
tears Her womans heart knew all
that was passing in mine. She pressed
her lips to my forehead. and only said,
God strengthen you to choose the tight,
my child
81 could not look upon her sorrowful
eyes. or the pleading face Of my gray
haired father, and trust myself again To
the Wiirhery Of ihal voice and smile. A
lofier came 10 NO dared no, read H.
Alas my heart pleaded too eloquenily,
crcp then, for his return. | returned
It unopened my father aud mother de-
voted themselves to tighten the load
that lay upon my heart, but the perfume
oi "a Hover, remembered strain of
music, struggling moonbeam. would
bring back old memories with "A crush
ing bitterness that swept all before il for
the moment But my fathers aged
hand fingered on my head with a bless.
ing, aud my mothers voice had the
sweetness Of an angels. as it fell upon
my ear
"Time passed on, and | had conquer
ed mysslf Your father saw me, and
proposed for my hand my parents
LETT me free to choose, and Eflie dear,
are 'oe not hoppy?"
"Oh, mother" said Efhe. Chen look
ing sorrowfully in her face) 'did you
"erer see Adolph again Z"
"Do you remember, my child, the
summer evening we sat upon the piaz-
"a when a dusty, travelsiained man
came up the steps and asked for n
SUPPER DO you recollect his bloated,
disfigured face? Ellie, that was A.
doiph."
"Not that ,oreck of man, mother ?"
said Ellie. Covering her eyes with her
hands, as II 10 shut him out from her
sght.)
"les, that was all that remained of
that glorious intellect, and that form
made after Gods own image. look.
ed around upon my happy home, then
upon your noble iather-theu upon him
and, (laking Eiiic's little hand and point
ing to the ring that encircled it,) in
yoW ear, my daughter, now breathe
my mothers prayer for me God help
yon 10 choose tie righr'
The bright head of EiIie sank upon
her mothers breast, and with a gush of
tears she drew the golden circlet from
her finger, and placed it in her mothers
hand.
"God bless you my child" said the
happy mother, rs she led her back 10
their quiet home.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

Keep to the right, a. the law directs.
For such Is the law of the rad
kerp 10 the right whoever expects
surely 10 carry iiie's lnad.
Keep to The night within and without
With staneer, and kindred, aud TREND
Keep 10 the night, hor hArbur doubt
That all will be well 10 the end.
Keep 60 the night. whatever YOU do,
Nor Claim hut your own on the way
keep to the right and stick to the true,
From morn Ia the oio.e uf the day.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

PouTING GiHLs.--lf there is any
one thing more than another that las
tendency to make IA lose our patience,
II is pouiing gid Female society is
purifying and sofcping in its influence
on the mind. Of men still when the
dear creatures begin 10 pant, they Kill
all the power aud influence they had
previously gained. Jus, make note
Of this, girls, aud remember that all
men Of sense viii shun pooiing girl as
quick ns they would the seyen.y years
itch or the ST. Vitus's dance. Thcm's
our sentiments
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
G.. Z. Waring, Jr.

$50 as'hfstF
IA lfa-faff shaft - = -ssis Msaafes A..
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
GOVERNMENT BONFIRE.

A grand Post Office bonfire was
made in Washington, on Monday, the
9Th, Of the unclaimed or dead letters.
lhey were taken to the spot where the
Washington Monument is in course OF
erection, and the whole pile, 9i2 bush
els, set on fire.
dead Letters !" Once they were
thoughts that breatbed." now only
words that burn"
Who shall tell how many hopes you
have put out by that "Government
Bonfre;" how many silken letters you
have burnt off; how many VOWS of
yours ill death" have been rendered
null and void"
Perchance there are hearts that have
waited long and sorrowiully for the low
ing words that you have annihilated
and the ashes left from that shoulder
ing pile may be but emblems of the
bligh,ed joys Of those waiting spirits,
living sacrifices, perhaps, linked like
the IIindoo widow 10 the burning dead.
Dead Letters Can aughi be dead
that speaks so plainly The hand that
penned them may be palsied, the eye
that once would have glisiened at the
sight Of them, may be closed forever,
but still there live on those frail leaves
the records Of the resolves, ambitions
and loves Of many noble soul and
loving heart
Aye, burn them il ye will, there are
new hearts with new hopes crowding
close upon the footboll Of the Old.
Now, living letters will be written,
friendships will be- made. loves will be
written down, thoughts will find eA.
preston, there will be other funeral
piles ~ Washington on to that great
finale, when government will be no
longer vested there. and all letters will
be unclaimed - CIereland Hrah.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

The March of lnisllsci--E Everybody
walking iE'o every BODY elss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
Rutland Meat Market.

q sfEcnANrs suts. NEAn Tan bEroT
= sfs.sn Anrss4ss 80 rfssss.aas a I'll
=. - afetai lsI-sIlaif uftsNsra
's..ti siissi.s= fsil b. fsstaf
'is''a, - ii. ls1s N-ir
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

Great passions are inearsbis dls~ssss.
The very resedies make them w0nse.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
Stationery.
roy 4 Boston and Western
Vermont Railroads.

~ ~r--vr <s,.--,sss .ss,--.Sz,s
CHANGE OF TINE.
ffsins leave Aatlana a. hdiaNs t--
! |l's1N NOTATION, d.sa A NJ arrive ti Tnoy,
IAN
Aif.. ms 4 N, arfirs A. Troy e.isrx
NFRf4r, Aua 2. " the afrfvsi of EsFsess
/, ffala y anffssi srrIfs ai fr1Y hog y, ".
i.sHyr Ffog fdiipNs
Al. Ge1 4 NJ. kfrist u Ruiisnt So N
3NrRESs te.15 A. NJ, aFnvs ~ Hntisnd i.03 pm.
rpMAobATtoN, as .. N sTnts At Rat
aftfN
- sse y h Etpr-.s uAiH fn'sa hutisad will
aEii - hsa sigsai.a. 90 b. leays passengers.
D. ielit ttpfrss ifsri ffs ~ -ifsp only II Bsn
1tan, isisesa rray sHa huusnd.
W. : lonfsoN, euP,.
b., Aseusa -, issa D-u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

A LiGHr BEARD -" Can't YOU take
of my baird here said a grave. tall,
.lab-sided Yankee 10 an Albany bar
ber feeling Al the same lime his chin
with noise like CRATER i,'. light
baird, what dyer tax Three cents
FOR igd beard, amt ity"
Yes"
Waal. g ahead thea"
While the barber was rasping ihrce
cents worih' from hi. chin, bic sitter
saw an assistant putting cologne on a
customers hair, through quill in the
cork Of bottle.
Look o here, squire" raid The
Yankee can, you squirt some ofthat
pJpey sauce on 70 my bead tvwi Say,
can't you throw q little o that Ia, for
ihe three eciis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

MAnafa,iur,t and Mbalcssle and Retail Dealer In
ilais, Caps, Furs, and Ready Made tiuihing, Nc.
paulrtsf Biesk RsfaEd ~ IL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

Manuisfinfer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
straw Bonneis, Fashionable Millinery and faney
Goods, Usson Building, Main street, Haiiaad n
Old nsnusts dressed uyst IL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
s q sTALEY, Agent

Teacher of Music, Wh.tssail. " \ Piano Porte,
TuRed and Repaired kes,icEce 4ih dous -1uul
American holsi, waHam street, whitehall
n Y. f3-u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

A friend Of ours who vas In drug
sis's siore, ths otber day, and ssS
some frozen castor on, ssry ianoesn'iy
asked u HAT ga. the "eoid pressed"
Lind The .iore-.sspor showed Lim
The door.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

D.Aisrs In wsieh.-, Cloek-, Jewelp, Silver Ware
TAheY tuods kc., Perkins BaiidiHe, near the DE
pot, RaIiaad, ~ RepaunF neatly done al shor
p0lige. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.
JOHN X. RODGERS a 90.


No. rpHinE Lane, Boston.
Tyres, Presses, lRk, sad other Pnniing Materials.
a. fftsuIt. .. sep0EEs. %. ~AIrts' ar
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

The diiiieuliy Il not 40 great 70 die
for q friend as 10 hnd friend worth
dying fof,
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Merchants, aud Dealers IN Flour, salt
Iron Steel, Agricultural implements. Doors, sash
Glass, &e., &1., neaf the Freight Deph, RshdHd
~. -
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Manufacturer and Drsief iH Tn, Sheet Iron and
Copper War; and also, exclusive Agent IN hui
isna County, - the sar oi the rioys called "fh'
Trs star" Fira Door East " Dyer Hotel
E.tisad, ~ lu--ly
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ntland 4 Burlington r. r.

htland 4 Burlington r. r.
-iss---ssr~ .sr----s- -=---ws.
CHANGE oP TInE.
~ AM AFTER MONDAY, JkNTARv
Ef ieat tislas = ~ fun 81 t.iiaa~ ~
i.FANr ELLINGTON FoR RUTLANp,
n a. 4 ~. su6 ~ . a
3ANE RUTLAND ruH hELLOws FALLS,
d -. a NJ abd ii.4a An
lava BELLOWS TALis FoR RUTLAND,
d 90 d,, ssa aisf.A
tAAt RUTLAND Tun BURLINGTON.
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nattf rstfal shd Nsfasa5i saf gsUssa Esilflasds
1 f,ss ilssi aHt Nfnh
Fusff. tfsaEs riIpErft . rs fhf @afaufa aBd
y isursos Ahahf sse t,siiaAa. and " sslsfu Yer
Aai-f'aaat, - Tees siasnfi Ns~ Nofa, sara
- tsrsstaaf sna ths Wee
hffias ftla- fnlhF ts.utscf IA ~ f-hrsiilfs. .
4 Fsn'Hi Nsiisf anf -risitss hsiifs.aa.
JoH> :. DUNLAP, saP't-
ttfsffslfsr't NFftfa.
Auflstsa. 1aa. !HfA. lrs.l
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Dealer in Read, Made Clothinr, Furnishing Gouds,
Hat., tap-s Sc, sc, No Merchants Row. Rat
ieHd ~. ~
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Physician and Surgeon. ofhoe At the New Dn
store under uae BsFdwcll House, RaiiaHa
~ MY
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Atnxnsy snd tssIissiiaf ~ Las reiirIitf ia chan
esy, saa Aseui - ffusfaiers, h1qHff iaHds
A. uanfs, a. sian ftraii's bisk, hafiaAs
- "a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

"Poliienes.. cay, President wiibcr-
spoon, Il. ,cdliaias" iiady esy,ened %
IA admirable definition. and - brief
that all may easily remember i Til.
Il The sum and sgbsiance Of true polite
ness Pu, II IN practice, anl all Hiil
be charmed siih your manners.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10
LAspos A. GRAVES


Isslsn tn Farniisf., rf7ri.aaa., if.l, Coat. Nails,
Hardware, Powder, and fuss, neat the beIol,
E@iiaaS, -
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Anaaasy snd Cr.sn-siias At Las, and ssiiiritH ia
ChAsasfy. uAos 40 CusinisH's BH.idisf, Bsarisg
faa. - "a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

a Souihener who had a remarkably
fiery booking nose, having fallen sslcep
IN bis chair. negro boy who VIA In
waiting obsersed n mosquito lowering
round bis face. QIasbi eyed him very
aiiendsely ni last be saw him nlighi
on his masters nose and Immediately
Ny oG, "Ah," exclaimed the negro.
"me glad 10 see sou burn yaur fooi."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

Aaaaszrtsfrs ace N t,aasals sRa EstsH issaisf in
hs-i,, sif-s, Hahnsfs, sn1 81 tinds a issthsf r
Nssg sftGfs, sdlaiHiug " Mashihstaa hsu, ~
as4s - k.--fy
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wbaassais tsa HrtaA irslrf. "a IN sihdt - ~
f-a-.ls, tirssfiss sEa ffafisilsuf HHffas sst
tsflgiF hssafs, ~lsss thd nataafs naf aii a ths
afynsFsa rAlstf hstfinss a ths cay hsfs ~,
tfst atss nofh - asaH huassi 6afAa-a,
o. 81
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

Daguerrean Aui,, stshEhi Koaiius 10 DE union
buiidfns, Maih street, hHfisaa, ~ fisiun., put
ugin even ysr.siy ~ SUie, with uT sithoat fa-
o., at pfiess sarDinF irom Is cts. 10 ia is-y
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Bookbinding

Bookbinding
y ~ ~ htAHrhes snseutrd al-R the uiust reason
tsfas.
|AstraiAf sitenttaa s gwen 30 executing all orders
dshcan patterns af rHl'i aud lrsisd Blank
pa
Stationery.
large asA desirable Etlsk n fiaih and Fanry
iaHsrf t. asfsred II whsi~ssis fsial, a. which
nsttlas a the Patlie q roslertf,gliy insited.
sEO. A. FUTILE a 90.
j atitHA, Fth, -, lssS.
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CLARK d BROTHERS, 4,

Manufacture of Harne,>es Saddles, Brides iisters,
SuToinsies, Se., &e-, No. fafk Row haHand,
| ~ IL
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HAAb1A-f
Atiafhrs snd Cauhseits Il lss. ufnss ln ~
Ctsuu tissasf. hsfiaAd, -
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Dealer !. cn~en-s shd fI'rtisi.s.. Esiisf. Clse--
FsAeg t.as-3s, ke-,-s s.is rrsasF, nsaf ths hsl
tift ihefah. Esflass. D. A.
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J. L STARK. III


Aunrs-y and Csvs-eIlsf st Law, sbd saaeitof Il
Chsnosg. ofaos searg aF4s=its The sIsft hsHt
Beszs~Fte4. - IL
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
DER OF COTJRT

NN the twelfth day Of August, A. ID. 1854, ut o..
clock IN the afternoon on the premises. will he
sold to the highest bidderthe following Real Estate
ns the p, operty Of David Lyon. deceased 10 wit,-
The south half of the south easi qnnrer of section
number seventeen li7,) in ntowDship number one N
dover ofihe widow. Appraised ai $4,000.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash In hand, ore.
third In six months and one third In ops year from
the day Of sale @Ihe deferred payments to bear In,
taTest, and be secured ny mortgage tho promises.
WILLIAM r. WHITING. I,
Administrator of David Lyon. d. cd.
GEORGE Shirley, Atty for Plaintiff.
June 90, 1854. 6se
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LOOg HEREl

r WILL sell nt pnblie auction on Saturday the 5th
day OF August, In the town OF Leipslc, In Pninam
county Ohio, the following Iunds: The north hall OF
The west naf ofthe north quarter OF section Qe
townshipe. north ofIange seven east containing 90
aeros. Also The north easi quarter of the north east
quarter OF SECTION ~, township g. north of range z
easf containing 40 acres Also the half of sea
traction Of north west fractional quarter Of seetivn
l9, townslIip 2, north of range easl; containing
4S 10 100 acres. Terms 0ne-third cash In hand bal
anee In two equal payments ut one and two years
with interest," secured by mortgage on the premises
Title perfect -. JAMES L, DIRKEY, :.
Kalida, July IL, 1854. 693s2w
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ALFRED SLAGLE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that P. B. Hol.
den, Administrator of The Estate Of AL
fred Slagle, deceased, has filed bis ac-
counts in the Probate Court, OF Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, and
thai the same will be examined en- The
2Sth day Of yuly, A. d. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
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