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Screw steamers would take about half the time


Direct in one bottom, ASS. 10 SOS.
The advantage of direct trade TO Great Britain
il, that for food it places her manufacturers aud
laboring classes on level with those OF Lowell,
Boston, and the large cities Of the States, which
hitherto had not been the case.
As there are no port charges. hight dues, or pilot
age on the lakes screw vessels of $50 feet keel 70
beam, l3 hold, rs horse power, would find good
employment, with grain back, at los to lbs. per
quarter, and iron and other goods out at sos. TO
7Os. per ton The time for q screw, Great Britain
TO Chicago, about 30 days.
In 1854 We called attention TO this trade. The
grain exports Of the lake ports In quarters this sea-
son will not be much under six millions.
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Copyright OF the Low-back'd Car.
sITTN0s IN BANco-LoNDoN o0URT OF COMMON
PLEAS, NOV. G.

LOVER VS.. UAvIBON.
This was an action tor an infringement OF copy
right in song called the Low pack'd Car tired
before Mr.. Justice Willes when verdict was found
for the plaintiff, damages 40s Mr.. Bovlle, @. G.,
moved TO set aside the VERDICT and to enter 1t
for the defendant, or for new trial on aildsvits
which set forth that the plaintiff had sold the copy
that the evidence was that the words, which were
written by Mr.. Lover, had been adapted 70 IN old
song, called "the Jolly Plouehsoy," although the
accompaniment was his. and yet copyright was
not entered At stationers Hall, according TO the
provisions Of the Copyright Act the plaintiffs place
Of abode not being entered. The Court were OF
opinion on all the points that there should 10 no
rule.
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Hayts FOR tAe Eaaysiens.

WIHI knIfQk OF THE LONBON TInEe-
in an article which appeared IN the J6srssi dss
Dsosts o. The 9th ins, the writer, not ooassns with
euiogixeg the Ltoesian republic, on the coa-t ~
Africa, has indirecty attacked the empirc Of Hay,i.
BY ibsinuafiDe its comparative indifference 70 III.
cause Z negro advancement have Insight 10 10 be
asusy owe 10 my Emperor. my country, aud my
Impartial mind cannot buf considsr ~ an uncon-
scioue misrepresentation on toe part Of Ne person
who pepnsd n; and therefore hope That, With your
usa 1--we q Justice. yca viii give u following
trAnaa<ion 81 letter which have addressed !, the
editor u the Journal dee Dtbsfs place in your
columse. have The honor to Be, sh. your most
obedient servant, DAMfrR.
Nov.6. W ~.
TO rrs xnrrow ~ ms ycrssAr pss r~,.rs pn.i
SRA vcvy unMvcvabs allassco I, HAyt nv -. On
ccvrtxy having been made n Ctcie opoe t,, ,~eae
NC d LIBERIA vnkn appsasvd v y.w ao.anAs VI IN
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hnu, utItIHe. to t0c fNIru AillhuC6 the EnR1uS0
people are AZ much attached ~ az the most monen-
tous period Of the war. But, In company or alone,
cor policy must be the same, and every one II our
friend for the time who Will assist In carrying IL
which has Just occurred, and We trust that Redschid
Pasha will know how 70 rule with d,gaity and firm
Des until the present difficulties have passed away.
The Frrpeh Court al Co-rpsegne-rA~ wo~,
20 DE doHe and s1Ae Persons Isvssed.
l6cmI isne tNov. 81 Corrvspocdence Of London POSI-
When his Majesty caused The invitations 70 be
issued for the series Of Jstss which have be given
OF Compiegne, he probably did not calculate upon
the amount Of conflicting business which has grown
up, during the last fourteen days, like unexpected
tbofns amongst the roses, amid
The thousand ncthises Of the hour
Many q grave thought must have occupied The
imperial mind. The meeting at Compiegne, In fact,
has become sort Of perpetual Council 81 State for
domestic affairs, and supplementary "conferencesr
on his hands a. II his PRESIDENCY were ia Paris. and
courers are running between London and this little
village every day. The Russian Envoy n mot les
active, and the Marquis Villamarina, who represent
s.rdin,s surrounded with Ss,gs a 3. per
Europe depends should be thus brought together on
such intimate terms, at q very critical moment.
But + Ia not my intention 10 dwell on the politics
Of the day. but rather give you few notes on the
is struggling town, built on the Oise. Today q
gray November fog hung about the river, and rem
dcred the landscape, which must be very beautiful
with sunlight az UNMARRIED in color as photograph.
II is not favorable period Of the year 70 visit IN
piegne the rich wooded country around has lost the
better half Of its foliage the yellow leaf strcws the
ground, the river 10 only animated with lazylooking
brges which convey the white stone 70 Paris, aud
today The sky wss lesden and gloomy. The town
IL perhaps more busy than usual owing 70 the pre-
sence II the Court and large number Of military.
Almost every house In De .orated with flags, and my
little inn, called La Ciochs, has probably not been
30 full Of visters for many day. The imperial
paace in a handsome building OF the period Of
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cessary TO suspend the act at Q moment when,
according 70 theory. y ought TO have been e.
iSss time. We viii be content 70 regard kas a. va
time OF singular and hard trial, and we will look
forward 10 later years. when the bank nay fairly be
supposed TO have learnt its lesson and have become
s action and especially by ~ action upon the value
of money. Well; what 90 We find IN these subsequent
yearsl Do We find q greater steadiness In dealing
with the rates Of Interest," Not ct all. We find q
repetition q The policy which before had done %
end Of 1865, there were twenty ak attentions, some
OF them made with the same rapdity and almost rid
culous suddennees, m those which have even now
produced 20 much alarm and Inconvenience. In the
month OF April, 1852, the Bank reduced its mini
mum rate Of interest 10 two per cent Then ensued
enormous and unhealthy extension Of credit, and
violent impulse TO speculation, commencing in the
latter part OF 1862, and continuing through 1853,
with vigor which the bank finding itself subjected
to severe consequent drain, in vain endeavored 70
cbt ok by progress Of the minimum
rate iron two and half Per cent in January 70 Ave
per cent In september, 1853, and ave and half per
Of the bank TO govern the commercial and monetary
transactions Of the country was the crisis Of 1854
resulting In large number Of very extensive failures
in the East aDdswsst India trades, in the shipping
n &C. ssr pa ssp as ' "a W.. : .. M
jected 70 . very severe pressure, which, although
not, ~ in the case of 1854 tracesbe 70 the action
OF the bank policy upon commercial transactions,
had: nevertheless, equally lie origin In the sttemp
OF the bank TO stop, BY an alteration in the rate o.
interest, the efHnx Of gold. That enaux was occa-
stoned, not BY speculation, nor by any condition or
course Of commerce With other countres but simpl,
by the demand for specie for large forces, naval I'd
military, carrying on the operations Of war over
sea; and although We DO NOT in this instance attr
bute the asms evil y The policy q We bank that
we DO In the Gaze Of the years 1859, 1883 and 1854
We are inclined 20 think thst even here q mistaken
view was taken and acted upon with regAri To the
monetary and commercial position Of the co1u.,y.
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vancee Of capital oat Of which the Banque pays for
lite gold, and Distributes besides liberal dividend.
How Is that intarest dervedl II the borrowers are
mere gamblers on the Boarse-dabblers in etocks ant
sharee-speculators, not n enterprise, but in the
schemes and scrip o. enterprise-if, In short, the
or IL ibs creation q real vsessSen the process
must soccer or Later come TO an end, and the whole
tysten collapse into ruin. Nut this, az We believe,
- far nom being the state OF French commerce
speculatson may be carried some quarters 70 .
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Their time to report. and an increase Of
the committee TO the number Of 2.
The committee - increased consists
Of T. A. Goodwin. @. Jones. 7. Pur.
cell, ]. ?. Brady. G. B. Moore, Will
lam Mcclure. and james Everett.
BY Col. Line:
Resolp<d. That tie committee on
Fair Ground Be empowered to purchase
piece Of land Tor the purpose Of hold
ing the Fairs upopi. and 10 ease they
oannot make such purchase, that they
rent or lease a piece Of ground upor
The best teIns they can for term o.
yeas. and 70 take charge Of the lum
Der now belonging 70 The Society.
On motion Of Col. Liae. Mr. Rufus
Hlnekley was appointed TO address
The Society at The next regular meet
Ing.
A report on gaps Ia chickens. from
committee appointed fot The purpose,
Is expected ut the April meeting.
% motion the Society adjourned e
meet IN BfookvIllo on Che hras salur'
day In April.
importsnt and Interesting business
viii damand the attendance Of the
;. p. BRADY, PrsSt
Jous n. Goopwis. Ssc'y.
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Rxv. II 0tLInoar Dear Sir: The
undersigned citizens Of BfooksiIlc,
having heard iasofably OF your lec'
tara on he subject Of Aafrinsoay. and
believing that they will prove inter-
estins and beneficial 10 our commu'
nifty. hereby respectfully invite ihtil
delivery A such early day and placs
- may suit your convenience.
Wilson Morrow. jno. Il. farQuhar,
II. O. Graft. L. v. G. Lynn. II. Linck
Geo. Holland. @. Q. Bmkley. j. w
Hlll. John Wynn, SEN, II Q. Gal.
lion. II. Berry, Jr., Walter s. Baker
WIN. Motllt, Jno. w. Locke.
Msuss. Morrow. rarqahar. Holland
and others ;-Sirs-Yo1r Kind invita-
ton .os he lectures referred 10. fol
the entertainment Of the citizens o.
BrookviIle. camo 10 hand in due sea
son. And condiing IN your jud e.
mont with q desire to please and ben.
edt. shall endeavor TO comply with
your request. At some period not far
distant. The thought OF preparing
one or two lectures on this Interesting
subject was suggested by a rcques
that ! should preach sermon on u
10 ny congregation. but I, was thot
best 10 get Il IN the form Of lecture
and I have had The pleasure OF learn
log that Il has given general satIslac.
ton wherever delivered. / trust tina
our citizens will also pleased.
yours respectfully.
- IL. GILMORE.
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"rll Meet You ThereIo

"what have / done to you. that you
should treat me In this manner? You
sold nae liquor years ago. which sowed
the seeds Of dissipation. and now you
are going 10 send my soul TO lelll--
God dunn you. M meet you Merei"
The above are among the last words
OF A. +. Monroe. made 10 ono Of the
individuals assisting In putting the
rope around his neck. that soon slran.
gled BIN into another world II Il
tho confession OF dying man--''You
sold me liquor ycMs ago, which SOW.
ed the seeds OF dissipation . tits m
assertion made under the most terrible
circumstances, that could surround
any human being. ''You sold ma
liquor" WIS the most whitening curse.
that wrcIched man could rcproach m
unrclentiug enemy with.
That "lIquor" seems 20 have been
the starting point Of all hia mIsfor.
tunes, and under the awful circumatan.
ces that then pressed upon him, retro,
specIion called up tho poison that lurk,
In the bowl. rs the beginning Of HE
downfall. Who would not rs soon
have been In Monroc's place. Az thai
~ the liquor seller. who was ,hrs re,
preached by the victim whose ruin h,
had accomplished? But so II ever IL,
and SO Il ever will be, that those who
participate In the accursed traffic. viii
sooner or later, see their patrons dio a
miserable natural death. or deprived o
IIIe by the hangman's halter.-Wabas1
cypress.
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Agricultural Mootinr.

The Franklin County Agricultural
Society assembled In regular quarter.
y neeting At the Court House. ON Sat
urdny. March lsl. A. d. 1855.
The miIlnles OF the preceding meet.
Ing wcre read and approved.
Col. AID Line moved that com
mittee Of three be appointed 20 report
70 The Secretary OF The State Board,
names Of suitable persons 10 act on
awarding committees at tho next an.
nusl Slate Fair.
Me<srs. Col. Line. s. s shitk and
Solomon Williams were appointed said
commister.
Tho allowing by Col. LIae:
Rssoieei. That the qaeation ZOE de.
sus.ion OF our next meeting be the rel
alive cost Of horses. cattle and hogs-.
taking Into the account the capital H.
vested and time of maturing,
Me<r>. Oil. Line. >. n Hhirls and
]. q. Sooboy xeFe appointed a commit
zee - report ., the above subject.
The Seefetary reported the receipt
u . los Of ahalloI;. add also Of I've
varieties Of cabbage seeds--Adsms'.
Early and Wlnnlngstads cabbage nom
The United States PaIent olllee.
On motion Of Col Llne. the seed'
wsrs d'sss'aa'ed 10 The members pres'
onk
Z. =. oeedvIa. f,om the COMMITTEES
y pFoeove Fair Ground. asked hr'
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A medical neishbor tells the follow
ing
"While on a picnic excursion with
party Of young people, we diseefl-
ed a crows nest on q rocky preeipice,
and started 10 great glee to see who
would reach il FIRST. Our haste be
ing greater than our prudence. some
lost their holds. and were seen rolling
and tumbling down the bin side, bon.
nets smashed. clothes torn. pastures
ridiculous, &c. but no one hurt. Then
commenced q scene Of most violent
and long continued laughter. aud
which, being all young people, well
acquainted with each other. and In the
woods. they INDUCED to q perfect sur.
felt. They reared out with merry
peal on peal Of spontaneous laughter,
they expressed u by hooling and hal.
looing when ordinary laughter became
insufficient TO express the mefIimehi
they lvli at their own ridiculous stun.
tlous and those OF their comfadca. and
ever aftcfward the bare mention OF the
crow nest aeone oocasIoned renewed
and Inexprcssible laughter,
Years after, one Of the number fell
sick. became 10 low that she could not
speak. and was shout breathing her
last,
called 10 SEQ her. gave my name,
and tried 20 make myself recognized,
but failed until | mentioned The crows
neet. at which she recognized me aud
began 70 laugh, and continued every
little while renewing Il, and lfom lhel
time che begin 70 mend, recovered,
and still llves memonto Of the laugh.
ing cure
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the right Of suffrage. or OF holding po'
Iitical Office, unless such persons are
naturalized according 10 the laws Of
the United States.
9th. A change In The laws Of natu-
ralizaiion, making a continual resi-.
dence Of twenty -one years. Of oil not
heretofore provided for, an indispensa.
bic requisite for citizenship hereafter,
and excluding oil paupers. AID per-
sons convicted Of crime from landing
on our shores; bat no interference
with tho vested rights Of foreigners.
10Th. Opposition TO any Union be
tween Church and State. no interior.
encc with religious faith or worship,
ond no teal oaths for Office, except
those indicated In the 9Th section Of
this platform.
liih. Free and thorough inyesIiga.
ton into any and all alleged abuses oI
public luneluaries. and y strict eoono.
my IN public expenditures.
ai2th. The maintenance and en-
forcement Of all laws until said law.
shall be repealed. or shall be declared
null aud void BY competent Judicial
authority.
Il Its,h. Opposition TO the reckless
and unwlse policy OF the present nd
ministnlion In the general manage
ment Of our ne'ienrl Affairs. and more
especially ~ shown In removing
''Americans" (by designation) and
conservatives In principle. from office
and placing Foreigners and ulifaist'
70 their places, as shown In truck,
lag an'sefy'enoy 70 The stronger nnu
'nsolrnt and eownfdly prsvado toward
the weaker pefsons' ~ SHOWN ~ re-
opening sectional agitation; py tue ~
pe"i OF TIE Missouri compromise
~ shown N granting 70 unna'ut'
s''<ed foreigners 'he ngh' OF hni'
rage ~ h"n'"' anu Noo'Ashh' o.
shown ~ ia vnsolllas'ng course on The
Kansas and Nebraska qnss1ion; ~
shown m me removal OF Judge nfon'
son from tho uolleeiofshlp OF New
York upon false ana un'ehao''
grounds; as shown IN 'he eoffup''on'
which peryade some oil tho depart
ments OF no government; a show'
IN disgrac'ng mef''o,lour naval ON
GERS through prejudice or caprice
and as shown IN TIE b'under'ng mis-
management Of our iofe'gn relations
i4sh. Therefore 70 remedy existing
evils, and prevent the disastrous con
sequences otherwise resulting there
from, wo would build up the Amer
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IN. ..co,d a...,oo - III. .chooI
49, ~ ...s,s,s,os ~ Ma.sss
nrl',t,, a us,ah hss ;a.s .,assd !"
rh.1. ~. L.,s sns,.J ao ns,as /,
- ! .-'s.,..,s' - - 49,. "
'n' .'asn' IL !. :. NV" ss"'o'' "a ~,
hs,.r nj, III sa.,'aas e, ,h..,s nns,aass
s'''s w" l"s'''''e 'o' "''' ' 'us'"''s
'"'.9's" ~ nv" f'''s' Ts'' an1 so 7
's' "'os a'. '" ssa ~ In 49, ' ~ !
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As tho political course laid out by
by the National Know No,kine
Council at Philadelphia Is to be one oil
three ia which the great mass Of the
people OF The country are TO follow In
.henext Presidential contest. and by
which the next administration IL 10
DO guided. /, should command the
careful attention Of every man who
feels an interest In The nations policy.
That our readers may lack no light
that we can furnish. TO enable them
to act cndersiandingly, We publish the
platform 10 which that course Is dc.
fined. in full;
lst. An humble acknowledgment
Of The Supreme Being who rules the
universe. fos his protecting care
youchsnfcd TO our fathers Ia their sue.
ccssful Revolutionary struggle. and
hitherto naniissIed to Us. their de.
sccndants. In the preservation Of the
liberties. the Independence. and the
union Of these States.
ed. The perpciualion Of the Federal
Union, rs the palladium Of our civil
and religious liberties. and the only
sure bulwark Of American Independ-
cnce.
81. americans must rule .dmerica,
and to this end. native born citizens
should be selected for all State. Fed.
eral. end municipal Offices OF govern.
meni employment. in preference q
naturalized citizens. peuerihsloss;
4lh, Persons who are Of American
parents residing temporarily abroad,
should be entitled to all the rights o.
native born citizens; but
9th. No person should 10 selected
for political station. whether Of native
ST foreign birih) who recognizes any
allegiance or obligation Of any descrip-
liou TO any foreign prince. potentate OF
power. or who refuses 10 recognize the
Federal and State constitutions Teach
other laws a. rules of noIi,,cai se,ior
9Th. The unqualified recognition
and maintainancc OF tho reserved
harmony and fra,erpaI rood will he.
lweesn ,hs .,,,veas a3 ,ha sa,.sal
s,a,ss and u ,h;s sos nnn ,a,ar s.@'
ence by Congress with oaestions an.
pestslnlng solely to tho indiy,dural
States. aud non.in,erycntloa by each
State with tho Affairs Of any Other
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Mll.l.lM

would cali The attention ~ my lrlanda end
customers, aud az 20 them ihul luIend fulnf ln'
W On Millinery business more extensively. Ilaf.
leg lnado 40 nffanfament with nfsl rlasa elt,
nluaehnf ~ hRfu my Hornets hlcnfhad nna pfrasl
cd " ne lefI ls'p.' sple, eha have ny eatk
terms, will DO accountable Coz All uofk uulfua l.
% ~ my lands, ~ regard "a eelunf changed %
insl, vii als1 keep fefy nnn lot Of ehples
Ribbons, Trimmings and every hing uanall, Kept
Ia n lllinery Ntofc. Those Wishing nno Trim.
nllngs &o,. would do we'll 70 call aud aoe bofeFe
give satisfaction. iANk DAVIS,
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fnrxsp QooDv1x:--You see from
the soove that / am m your beautiful
ne'Jhoorins town. Mrs: Shepherd.
(not che good wife Of friend Sam
u<i Of tho Oregon House), has been
IeotorloE he people here With great
elect upoa The subject Of Temperance.
The '~sye court room was crowded %
nuocs''oo, Win auditors VINO listened
with TIE deepest attention 70 the fair and
esoq 'ens sPreEef; one gave ',s'f Hon
orr, le1s:s fsfk'ns ana is''o' - emp
H'ns y A,eono' 'ofees' some Rome
tnfus''' "n!eh called 'of'h ae'',n'ng
sprleuso. Tier Lectures unqusst'ona'
by did good. hsve never been an
ndm'fvr q wom>n-lee'ufcfs, but sure
y I ihers = anything that ought 10
call women before 'hr pah''s u tbs ca
pecIiy, 4 = tbs great subject o. pro-
h'o'''on- She sai her helpless eh,'-
orsn are ne pf'nc'pa' sufferers. A.
Mr. shepherd truly and e'oluent',
remHsksd. Mao may drink the 'nsox-
u .'P' Wv M s. "'" NV WI" ''s'".
1900 oI'a -. we s. o''''r a.ss. w. ~,
weFvsl that every woman ~ the
."n", "o'nsF' wiz, sister ana '''Hn-
~. s<'e-5e :, e". $4,000, n"p "n
u "e"o' ~" '"''' " o""'''' '''m
s -. s' INV ss .' a'.''sysf ~ the"
49, ''s- "'- '''i' ~ p.,' p'"'''
.no s.''n''< o. '"'f ne"F'n's'onsH'
49, y. NE 'sn ,''' s.. "e sS''s-
es ne"o' Every
WHY We u'sn's ~ temperance are
$500 ~. ~ 'sn'"s 'e''"" e'"e'
ne noook''ea o. !us'npsfaner nave
Zen :pr esa anew ~ fs,k'n,. h',a q
~. ~ '<''ef par =. ~. ''' t"ae
@Fl' "[ eve" tns vi n'"' party
"a. : e<r pAF': 'noasn mfy are :
so', 'o'k oes'n 70 'ook =. '"ousn
We hsu kot more 'nsn 'ney nsfsn'n.
90 "F tney nave psen 'o'a' ana
peoF s'mp'e sous. 'hsy ps''sveu w.
nat 'nese WAS = much 'n'emper"nee
.t t@0 <'e'@t'tf ~, Ho0 ''''r
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The subscribers have established book Aeen.
- In Falladelphlt, AMI Will fnrnlsh any book or
publication NJ Tho retail pTlco Tree OF postage
hhy pefsona, by forwarding The sGbacnpllon price
OF an, Of The 81 Magazines, such a. Ilarpofs, Co
DO, a, Putnan's, prahnm's, Frunk besllea Fash
lufs, DC, NJ VA receive the mngaznos mr. ono yenr
and a copy Of splendid llulogfnph pogtraN Of
elihor Washington, Jackson or eIay of, II sub.
ecubefl 10 a o. and n N Magazine, ibny Will 70.
ceNV q cop, of slthar OF tho throo portraits. ff
subscribing TO 81 wofth OF Mngnslnes, all three
portraits WILDE Aenl gtAlls, Muslc Furnished 70
thoss who uns Wish a, Is.I ..I..t ., -. II.
Envelopes ofnsery description and slso IN largo
OF small quantities furnished. Seal Pfcssea, pes.
de-, senl ~ of,of. e.. = .... =.
ksory description OF Engraving on Wood exec
caiod With ncnlneas and dispatch, Vlows Of Bull
dlhge. New spaper Headings, Nloss Of Machinery,
BOOK Illustrations, Lodge ccfuncafea, business
Cards, DC. All orders SAINT by mail promptly al
tended 20. lofsons Wishing Views Of theft build
lnge engraved can spnda naTuuroolfpo OF sketch
OF the bulldog rs mall or oxpscss.
pepons AZ a dslnhco having saeeblo hflleles
would Dad Ito thcif vantage 10 the sub.
roflbeFa. We would ACT q agents log ne sale OF
no tema, BfRAM q PlkkCf,
50 South Third slfett, rhlladel phla, Pa,
an. uxnAa. lnOv MY q. NAY rirRck,
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ExrcuTon,s SALE.

The undersigned executors, win o1ur fof sale
on tho aed OF March. 1900, az Che rcsdonco of the
widow hhafof. QUE mi, north Of Newton Daflt'a
stofo, the personal properly ~ j cha shaicf, de-
ceased, 10 aprinKHeld township, fmnkiln county,
Indiana tho follow Ing property t0.Wiii-liorsps.
vRfeiy OF Farming untvnsls. Also. houtchali
and Kitchen furniture. hnio 10 commence al D
o'clock. Terms made known On day Of Sale.
jacob HHAfER,
JOHN SlAftu,
Fob. 20 1wi 40 Extruiofa.