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Mistellanu.
For the Bellows Falls Times
Drunkenness.

Too much cannot he said against this
monster which stalks in our midst, un-
thought of,sunheeded by almost ALL Young
mani Would you I've to happy old age,
blessed with q sufIiciem competence, sur
rounded by friends, and looked upon as a
useful member Of society? Then fee from
the wine-cup, as YOU would from death
dealing plague. Sheridan, talented and
Witty, the writer Of the most finished and
pointed comedy in the language, fell vic
tim to its debasing influence Would you
fill, ere yet you had livel out half your
days, drunkards' grave, and die, uuwept
ard. uncared for ? Tim seek the bowl
clasp It as you would the idol of your
2 heart; turn deaf ear to the cries of your
starving offspring, and the expostula ions
Of your friends regard as untimely and in
-sulting Do this and you will certainly
compsss your desires. Bot in all serious
ness | would earnestly enireat all those
who are cont acting fondness for the ia
tai indulgence, 10 cast it from them What
If it does cause brief, but perhaps hard
struggle? viii no, future prosperity over
balance the present self-denisl? Garry not
upon your face that mark everywhere
known and shunned-that Of the drunk
ard. II the wine sparkles, though never
50 bristtly. heed it not. 1t lie poison
rank poison--and in binding yourself
wllin. slave TO its loathsome bondage you
endanger not yourself alone, but the
whole community. E. W.
BELLOWS FALLS, March 5, 1867.
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Drugs aud s9leaifinss.
| Ii PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

wAlPoLE. N. H., Jan 30, 1867.
DR o. v. WOODS Dear Sn.-Lest you should remain
In ignorance to your ability bless your fellow man.
aud give Yourself fortune. oer kw thoughts In refer
nnce 10 what call your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day went To the Falls thinking DR.. Nishos, aud
get him 70 prescribe for that offensive disorder the Dysen
terry which had hung about for twelve Some
one at the Fails said that Woods made that
good for the above complaint must say that had but
little fah In your mixture But after your said he
would warrsnta cure, Thought would try II. took
dose that evening and to surprise better In less
than one hour, the next day work. free pain
and free from hinderance and TO-DAY consider myself well
BY the way would say had tried almost thing
without effect Now, whether this Il bunder of yours
whether you had the discenment make this
so ehectna makes difference 1t wrought such radical
change In me. that tve to acknowledge it, and wish
might become celebrated. have dou II that medi
cine was pulled according to Its WORTH 1t would give you
more profit In than all you have IN your shop
would In ten, II you would Civ. receipt think
would spend thousand on before would give 1t up
Yours much benefited,
$50 THOMAS N, KEYEs.
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MaeAifal
mp RIANT TO THE AFFl
DIR. DOW

{ CONTINUES to be consulted at bis q
" and 8 Endieott Street, Boston, on all isis
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE NAIlbk
By long course ofstudy and practical e1lefe
limited extent, DIR. d has now the gratifoaiorsl
the unfortunate with remedies that have poe
first introduced them, failed TO cure the mosilS
ses of
GoNoRBHEA and SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of vtatiA
pure blood, Impotency, Sorofula, Gonorrhaaf
and distress in the regions of procreationl lffa
she Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroeele. Abcese
frightful swelhngs and the long train Of horraf
attending this Glars Of diseases, are made y
harmless as the simplest ailings Of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. d. devotes great part Of his time to 70,
OF those cases caused by a secret and SOLITARY 2
rufus the body and mind uniting the unioE'gass
nal for business or society. Some of the aa y
choly effects produced by early habits Of you5
ness of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness efthe hs'
OF sight, Palpitation of the heart, pyspepsls %
arrangement of the digestive functions, SYM I.
sumption,&c. The fearful effects on the mihd
be dreaded loss of memory, confusion ofideas' i
Of spirits evil forebodings aversion OF society ,t
timidies, &c, are among the evils produced eus-
should, before contemplating matrimoDy, e9osl.
can of experience, and be at once resiorea u n'
happiness. -.
Patients who wish TO remain under pr poS ~ =
few days or weeks, will be furnished WIZ w.,
and charges for board moderate. Medielhessth'
ofthe country, with full directions for ussop
acription of your cases. DIR. Dow has also 'ofsa,
Capottes, warranted the best preventative
Three for 81, and red stamp
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Cheshire Railroad


WINTER ARRANGEMENTS r..
w ing Monday, Dec. 3, 1865
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston TIA,
Burlington. &c. nv
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Pals ,,,s
keene, at Abs A. NJ; Arriving at Piohburs. sT
at Boston, $40 A. N. ACCOM- ODATI0S M,
leave Bellows Falls, at 40 A. NJ, Keene Al tIsI
Arriving at fitchburg, III ?. NJ at Boston, ~ Il
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, at29II Il
at S.2l M Arriving at Yitchburg, 3 cor y. nj
730P.a.
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at 1874,
burg, 9.45 A. NJ, keene, at l1.30A Alr,s,
| lows Falls, l2.2I p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TBl /
I leave Boston, at HOO A. NJ, fitchhurg l2SBy
at A 00P.a, Arriving at Bellows Fails, 5l5 l.
| PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at 30 p H. M |
at !25 ?. NJ, keene, 8 05 N, Arriving at Bslss
| e.5T Pm,
| None but the Accommodation Train ,vl ,to, q
| Line, So Keene or Cold RIVER.
/ The Express Trains viii make regular stops Al n
don and Keene. and viii stop at other station,
above 10 take or leave pass pgers TO or irou o,bs
aud except at West fitchburg and westUinss
they will only stop to leave passengers going On,
take them In going up.
Iia'as Connect as foio,ss;
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland and b
Railroad. Tor hutland, burlington. Montreal 0sht
Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs, Schenectady asis
| No change of cars between Boston and Rutland
train, or to Burlington by express or mail Psszs
the IL 90 A. NJ, train from Boston, lodge at Rua
proceed next morning 10 Burlington, Troy d
Schenectady, sc. The night express, With iii,
through TO Burlington, schenectadsy, Moutrss
Also. with Sullivan and Vt. Central RsilNai
cor, White River junction, Burlington, 0gsa
Montreal, st JohnsburY, &c, via Vermont Cas
sumpsie, and Vermont & Canada Roads &C.
Express trains make direct connection via. Ven
trail Railroad for all points North, the las, ua
ming direct through TO Windsor, W. R. luuetE
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train eya " |
Railroad. Accommodation train runs to " R
Mail train connects at W. K. Junction with hrs
arriving at st. Adams at $50 P. NJ, souses hl |
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, 0st,s
Dozen Trains CoRaseI al FasAiHg
with Trains of Fitchburg & Worcester khifsl
eestsr, Norwich, Providence and New lorE CITY
Andat Groton Junction with trainsoi WoFcss !
ia Railroad for Nashua and Concord and viii 4
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, &c
x. STEWART supedHl
superintendent Office. Keene n. H., Nov, g y
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8ailrpaas.
Rutland 4 Burlington an.
mont Valley Ra.lroaddaa

and after Monday, January ~ =,
" VIII run as follows, ''hi 1856, u
MOVING SOUTH AND Esr
ls sss = burlington a, saoA.M,, lmr,M
Ar ~ ss a. a Rutland at iisop NJ, 4Iopr
Leave Rutland at 400 AN, laoOAM.,m,
800 A. NJ. '''V T. NJ 220P. Ms,
Leave Bellows Falls, at T50p.M 90.
"''''e ~ hfa',leooro, at 500 p. NJ. ala ~ &sl
MOVING NORTH AND wr,s S''al
Leave brattleboro, at 10 45 A. M,44op
Arrive az bellows Falls, at IL 20 A. M as&p,
ie ss nv p h ~ FANS at 5.oA NJ, ls@ IlS
arr,ysa' Ratlandat ioOoA,Msw,p.no,.
Leave Rutland at GOO A. NJ anna y
A'fi'0 :" nurnps'on at 9'S A.M,5GPSSA A
TRAINS CONNECT AS Fo, ,a,, @4skl
AT burlington with Boats on Lake COM
mont Central AMI Vt. 4 Cana RsilsaHlI plan n,
st. Albans, Rouse's Point, Mo, treal nSS Ios No
west At Rutland, with train FOR RS us.G,seaA
YORK, Saratoga Springs, Schi neetad, aioAh! u,
bellows rails with trains on Cheshire Psa %. VS.
burg, Worcester, Lowell and Bos,or "a',SOad 1, \
valley railroad for Brsttleboro, sninsm llh "a,
New Haven and New York and xi,,inushea "a
Tor windsor, white River Junction WaI. Ipg,ll'l
bury, Newport, Litteton and tn, WHIT M Hisef
Passengers Tor the west will and this unais
and expeditions route. ''is eheap NJ
FOR Tickets and all necessary inforn.ao.
GEO, A. MERRIif
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUpONCO'S GOLDEN PERlODI'Ai
rnp ErMAIES.

rrF1fI1
Infallible in correcting Irregn at au, Shssa
strnetions of the Monthly Periods, if'N
and always successful as preventive
ONE PILL is A DOSE
Females peeuliarly situated or these 80 ~ I'll.
selves so, are cautioned against usins --;es ~
that condition, lest they invite ihisoa , rs.pobs
admonition, the proprietor assumes sng Hjs
though their mildness would pies'seruspded 50
health, otherwise the Pills ere recon,. ..,roy
MOST INVALUABLE RhnhD 81
for all those affecting complaints 50 Pecn~,'
ONE BOX is sUFfiOih-l as
m ooo poxss have been sold within w w ,,.gas
Boxes sent by letter. both by hYss. have bs'u
parts Of the world, to which ansse, hove PiI.
Ia which ladies say nothing IKE ~ dawpcf
known since the science OF Neuls'SS restoribs
world, in removing distinctions ~ .Ss. and tn's
its proper channel quieting the sbssk # ID
The i Rosy color of Health TO the y A
cat. Price 81 per Box SIX eoxes, 4 BAs'i
So,d in Bellows Falls by JoHNsV'
Agents for Bellows Falls. M, 70 TIE -
Ladies, By sending ore do.~' onsIes1se
posi- ONCE car. have the Pills SEM. tag.
| 10 any part of the country, fee oi resre, y
sol,I also by HOWARD s. HaIsAs, FenHfs, 4
Thorn, Brsttleboro, J T. ~. inalew, Pow
sssrxE. Windsor DR.. snEEass y. = s,ery tSsn 4
/ Rutland. and BY ION Drugs. ws,srbur!'
NIB JoHv v. HksRT < eo-' ID
R4rxTs 4 90. New York. r~orristof' "
AN : d. HOW'D
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- An Irish gentleman thus accounts
= sfoc the counfrymen making SO many bulls:
/" ! cannot tell, ifit is not the effec, of eli
mate. j fancy. if an Englishman was
born in Iceland he would make just as
many"
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HIGHLY IMPORTA1
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE ~
DIR. DOW, PHYSICIAN AND suEJA

TO FEMALES IN ID LIUATE ~
DIR. DOW, PHYSICIAN AND suE5s
NOS and 9 Endicott Street, B@a
~ suited daily for all diseases incident to y
TEN. Prolspsns Uteri, of the Womb, flos q Z
preston and other menstrual derangements'E y i
on new pathological principles, and speed ~
teed in very few days. So invariably eef@is
mode of treatment, that most obstinate CON- guy :
under it, and the afflicted person soon rslasr :
health. -,
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experfn,ss..
ofdiseases of women and children than any QUA
in Boston. -, 81
Boarding Accommodations for patients WIZ =
stay in Boston few days under bis IT. aineST
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined hs w NJ.
to an office practice, for the cure OF Pri1as
Female Complaints, Acknowledges no SUPER y.
N BAH letters must contain red SD"
Ofice Hours from s A. NJ. to M
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1t there is nybody under the canister
of heaven that have in utter excres-
= cence," says Mrs. Darlington, sit is the
slanderer, going about like boy construc-
tor, circulating his calomel up n honest
foks.a eA1 % Ga istsaNJ S}lat3
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1t is not good for human nature to have
the road of life made too easy, for it is
8 better to be ander the necessity of work
ing hard and faring meanly, than to have
everything done for us and pillow of
down to repose upon.
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CERTAIN CURE IN All 81
OR NO CHARGES MAp"

.nR. DOWis consulted daily ron 81, r.
IL P. NJ, as above, upon all diiieut AT AZ nags,rs
of every name and nature, having oy n rsbu.siS
ton and extraordinary success gained ~ ottsi
calls patients from all parts ofthe country sSj
Among the physicians in Boston, n 1nW No. Il
the profession than the celebrated DIX %
Street, Boston Those who need me aa l. Kim .
enced physician and surgeon, should g'', n n aid
P.s.-Dr. D. imports and has for sae ,, INA sna N
the French Secret. Order by mail, 2 iof ~
Boston April, 1865. -
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ss..s-.A Scotc, blacksmith thus defines
metaphysics: Two men are dispu tim
thegether-he that's listenin' dsna ken
- what lie that's speakin' means, and he that's
;speakin' dinna ken what he's sayin' him.
g self-tlat metaphysics.
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ia French officer, quarreling with a
sSwis<. reprosehed him with his country's
vice Of fsiring on either side for money
while we Frenchmrn." said be, fight for
!, Thor r Yrs. SIR" replied the Swiss
- "esrry ons fsliis far wha; he most wants
The greatest X, o~;vdgs Know Myself
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poTASHi POTASH

Prime selected Potash fer sale by the Cask or at retail
In small quantities, by JOSEPH CLARK
Brattleboro March g. 1864
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d ELICIOUS.

TAR. A. JOHNsON's AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER
IL is the CREAM of ALL PREPARATIONS
refreshing the mouth, arresng decay and impsrting
delightful fragrance, II has equal 1t is the only Dem
thrice which has been used and commented for rs
by eminent Professors Of Chemistry and Medicine. Pre-
pared by experienced Dentist at IS last l2th N. Y.
Price 60 cents double quantity. rs For BY
druggists, G EO. q. GOODWIN CO.. WEEKS & POT
TER, and NJ. s. BURR & CO., Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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Wins Patent Hair Cri,npers.

FOR CRIMPING AND WAVING LADIES' HAIR
No heat required In using them your sorekeeper fol-
them fine does not keep them, write to the Manufae
tursr, Z. WINS Sixth ST. and Columbia Ave- Philade
phs
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S. ID. 8 III. ". SMITHS
A M E RIG AN ORGANS

VNHE AMERICAN ORGANS are the only real reed
Il Organs now before the public The only Organ having
keverberating Sound Box or Wind Chest-whch has the
same important part to perform the Sounding Board
has in the Piano Forte Ito give body
and without which the Organ becomes merely Meodeon
IN an Organ Case. The American Organs not only have
the Wind Chest Sound Box but have the large Organ
Bellows giving power and great seadiness of These
with their extreme fine yocing of the Reeds perectng
OF the tone make them the most perfect Organ known
These great Improvements and superiority of tone and
Workmanship OF the American Organs place them in the
front rank as the best and command higher price than
any other reed instrument In the market careful
animation Of them in comparison with others, Will quick
ly show their superiority.
NEW INSTRUCTOR.
ct HE AMERIc a ~
Oh 0RaANIsrs PARLoR COMPANION.
Mailed free receipt Of $500.
warerooms and Mandatory, fremont, opposite Wal
than Street, Boston, Mass. Ala
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

coOnO PER MONTH and Expenses paid Male or Female
sD&OJ Agents, to introduce aud useful inven-
tion Of absolute utility in every household Agents pre-
ferrng TO work Commission from go to $50
per day. For full particulars enclose stamp.
s "a W. a. WILSON l. CO.. Cleveland Ohio.
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Abraham Lincoln as q Talker.

IF
hold that the best conversationalist
amang statesmen of our own day was
\ Abraham Lincoln. This opinion may
possibly be controverted by those who
would think only Of an apparent awk-
wardness Of manner, and an occasional
violation of the rules of polite society.
But if our conversation should have for
its object the promotion of the welfare Of
those with whom we talk if it should be
filed With truth, with kindness, with con-
ISOLATION ;; il a true man should sway by
the inf1u nee of speec!.-why, then, tried
by this simple standard, the late President
Lincoln was an excellent conversationalist.
His total abstinence from display of eg-
otism, his sterling sense, his varied infor-
nation, his terseness Of expression, his
trulhfulness, his I" honesty" his vast good
nature, his mother w.t." his immense
fund of ant cdotes for illustration, his
adaptation Of himself to all companies
these made him one of the best social
takers of our times Thus has Emerson
the Great quaintly, but justly, said of
him. alter speaking of his manner " He
is the author of multitude of good say
ingss SO disguised Us pleasantries, thatit is
certain they had no reputation at first but
as jests; and only later, by the very ac-
eeptance and adoption they find in the
mouths of millions, turn out TO be the wis
dom Of the hour. l am sure if this man
had ruled in a period of less facility of
printing re would have become mythology
ical in a very few years, like Esop or
Piipay, or one of the Seven Wise Mas
tiers bv his fables and proverbs. Lincoln
was thus onerof the few men who swayed
by the influence of speech in common con-
verSation Harper's Mayasine.
The INFLUENcE OF MARRIAGE ON
LIFE.-Among 100000 living of each sex
i in Scotland during nine years, in each
class of the married and single, and in
each quinquennial period, it is found that
of the males 597 married and l,l64 UNI
married died in each year between 20 and
% years of age. Between 80 and IS
ssstss,deaths were 865 married, and 1863 I'M
married. The difference in favor of mar
ried life diminished with the advance of
age, yet was maintained with old age when
~ ,beiweens75 and 80 the deaths were 1,l68
married and ] AGA single men on an aver
8 age in each year among 100000 of each
class. The more regular and comfortable
life of the husband gives him great pro-
3 tecnols against the dangers that beset the
bachelor, and adds to his longevity nearly
., 100 per cent. after 20. and about so per
cent. after 80 years Of age.
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yew AGrflilsenieats.
WORLD. MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
g ? BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 81
Board Of Directors.
A Low Isaac II. FRoruIsaHAx.
sAMun WnLkre. GEORGE l., WILLARD.
OLIVER u 0oRpoS, HENRY ". PHRsEposr,
= H. CHirrFspEs. 0EoRGE TnOMAE
PrrKR q. CORNELL. joan uAIsEY
Hon WIN KELLY fsFISGHAM TowSsHESp.
Wa = TlspALs THOMAS 7. BUCKLEY.
GIL. L. BEkoKNAN. ukNRY A, SWIFT.
Jos. A. SpRAeuK. JAMES H. PssSTIcR
RUFUS GRAvEs Il. MEssEssgR
ALEX MME. GKoEGE L. NICHOLS.
JAMES y Noffs JoHS W. FRorufNaHAM
WM. y fowler. WILLIAM O. SuylpoN
sANI b. CALDWELL, OLIVER 3. CARTER.
NORMAN =, BENTLEY. LRwIs b LopER
WM PRENTICE JOAN T. b. MAXWELL.
ii. FRorHiNGnAM EZRA p. PRENTICE.
lion STEPHEN TABFR BENJAMIN HICKS.
OFFICERS
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, President
o. II. GORDON, Vice President
Q. W PLfER. Secretary and Actuary.
W. ROGERS, NJ. D., Medical Examiner at Once.
J. CRANE NJ. D.. Consulting PLY sieiau Brooklyn.
W. p. PRENTICE, Atty Counselor, 30 Wall Street.
! This Company now fully organized, having complied
with the laws Of New York State deposited 100000
Of its capital with the superintendent Of the Insurance
Department for the security of its policy holders Is now
prepared to issue the various kinds of policies yor-
able con ditions as those Of any other Company.
Dividends increase with the age Of the Policy
Non.participaiing rates lower than those OF any
Company In the World
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice proof Of
| death.
| Liberal arrangements made In regard to travel
One-thrd OF the amount OF premium will be loaned tn,
policy holder when desired .,7a hesnisfa5al-.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents.
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COFFINs AND CASKETSl

large assortment Of Black Wasut, Cherry Birch and
Soft Wood Collins and Casket Can be had trimmed al
short notice.
10 The above Goods will be soli at REASONABLE PRICES
for READY
oldFurnture repaired and Upholstered TO order. 30
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Infallible in correcting lrregn ~, xhsitH
struetions of the Monthly Perious,
and always successful as preventive
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M | R R o R S /.

With round Corners Arched Top, 0vals All Gilt Rose
Gilt. and Common Glasses Of all sizes
Also Prture Mouldngs, Oval Frames of all descriptions
Cords, Tassels, etc.
uPICTURE FRAMES MADE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
w ing Monday, Dec. 3, 1865. N'''
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Bo,ton IVA,
Burlington. &c. iiV!
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8 g ? JBnoApwAT, NEW YORK. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-07
ROBBINS a A~PpLETON,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF FINE TIMBER
LAND.

j. W. Splitter, ct al, VS.. Jacob Splitter, ct nj. ON
Partition. Superior Court. Case 3G3S.
n obedience to the order of Partition. Issued by
Il the superior Court Of Montgomery County.
ONO, | VIII oder at public sale, ON
Saturday, March 10. 1867,
At two O'Clock p. M, at the door Of the Court
Rouse, III Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. the
following described real estate:
Being the northeast quarter of section thirty.
three 1887, In township Ave (5), range 1--WE (b), east.
&c; all The lines of said quarter, being a variation
of i've degrees 70 the LEFT, and measuring ms iol.
lows: The south boundary line from the center
OF said section, being one hundred and sixty-two
poles the east boundary line being one hundred
ana nlty-nine and one-half poles; the north
boundary line being one hundred and sixty-one
and one-half poles, marked on the ground, con.
talning one hundred and siNty-one and one half
acres more or less; subject, however, 70 the tract
OF y acres oGt Of the northeast corner heretofore
for a church, which Is described as fol-
Beginning ut the northeast corner and running
west IL rods thence south 10 rods; thence east 70
rods thence north 10 rods. Said real estate has ~
acres OF the best timber In the county, suitable for
building purposes, and also has Il good two-story
brick dwelling and a frame tenant house. barn
and all other necessary out buildings, and is situa-
TED eight miles from Dayton, on the Salem Road
ana near the Salem Pike, Said farm has been an.
praised NJ STa per acre, and can not sell for less
IMAM tWO-thlrds the appraised value thereof free
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on dav of
sale o~ne-third in one year, ana One-third in two
years nom date OF sale, Deferred pAyments to
bear interest and 10 he secured by mortgage on
said premises, q. q. II. DAVIDSON, Sherin.
s. SULLIVAN, Attorney, Feb 20, 'GT.wts