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Through Line to California,

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SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March SIN and 25th; ApTsl 9TH and 1871 /;
May 5sh and 18th.
With New Steamships of the First-Class.
So PASSAGE LOWER THAN By
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For Information address ID. N. CAR
RINGTON, Agent, I57 West Street New
YORK. w. II. WEBB, Pre- ~ident.
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EEORN THE QUACRS EXTORT
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Hot Weather is Coming !

a Nd II h NECESSARY no HAVE
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done at a small expense by
LACY Il BARTLETT'S PATENT SASH
LOCK,
by which you can have the top sash to
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weights and cord, and your sash locked at
the same time, at one sixth the cost.
The undersigned have purchased the
right OF this city and county for the above
Lock, and are prepared to put them on at
short notice.
We refer to DR.. Runcie, H. z. Read, Geo
L. Dixon, F. II. Ragon, Prof. Genung, and
W. III. Wood. who have had them put on
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app dim
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Notice 10 Debtors.

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settle Immediately.
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waukee. Wis, Piano, $500; R-v. T. w. Pitt,
Cleveland, Ohio. MelodeOn, SI25.
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u Federal street. Boston. Mass,
p. %. BOX c,
wholesale Dealers n Dry and Fancy
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fnOO hgents Wanted

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Catalogues furnished free on appIlcatlons
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tanning the list, with Drlcess together with
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on receipt of so cents. .I ,
Anybody can sell from 100 TO 1,009 OF these
books anyW here. For terms to Agents ana
other Information address
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Publishers,
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Mink Breeding.

Messrs. Phillips & Wcodcock. Of Cas-
adaga. New York. commenced two ycars
ago the business OF breeding mink Tor heir
fur. correspondent Of the Buffalo Tx
press thus Describes the "Minkcry 3"
The "minke'y,r designed to ac-ommo.
date 100 miuks for breeding. consists. first
Of an enclosure about forty iect square
made 10y digging ,rcncl. one loot deep
laying plank at the bottom. and from the
outer edge starting the wal. which consists
OF boards four feet high. with board TO
cap the top. projecting inward eight or ten
irthes 10 prevent their climbing over
Niihin this enclosure is building I by -
supplied with running water, from which The
mink catch living f.h, that are often fnr.
nished' with great zest. The building is
constructed with an alley three feet wide
around rs entire circu ference. Within.
arc two rows Of cells. four feet deep. aoI
two snd = half feet wide. each having
door ventilated at the top and bottom with
wire screens. as also Inc outer wall opposite
the cell 80 There y also AZ he front entrance
what The proprietors call the ante room.
four by four feet, which must be fastened
within every time the building is entered 10
prevent thc escape Of the imprisoned
animals. On entering the main ball. which
the m'nks al have access to when not rear.
ing their young) they present PLAY fol
group. The person FEEDING them Is often
mounted Tor their food, and their ieua -ity
OF bold IS 20 strong that they may be drawn
about or lifted without releasing their hold
OF The food The nest ofthe female is very
peculiar. constructed Of grass, leaves or
straw. With a little Of her ounfur 90 firmly
eJmPactel together a. 20 be with drlH-u.f,
torn IN pieces. The 'peliarc ieadiua to
the nest Isa round opening Just sufficient f,
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admit the dam, and is provided With a de-
ilected curtain. which covers the entrance
aud effcctaally secures her from allinvasion
when she is within. About the middle OF
March. the females are separated from the
males until the young are reared The
necessity for this arises from the fact tba,
the males seem Inclined 10 brood the young
almost As much as the dam, when both are
premitied to remain together.
Tho expense Of feeding the animals j,
mostly nominal. being supplied pretty much
entirely from the usual offal OF the farm
yard. With occasional woodchucks and game
IN general. They eat this food With equal
sSidity after decomposition has taken place.
devouring every particle Of flesh. cartilage
and the softer bones. The flesh and bones
entire OF the wooachuek arc consumed often
At n single meal. While the expense Of
keeping is bus trivial. The profitable yield
OF the animal is comparatively immense, IL
being .ons ilcrcd moderate estimate TO
claim that one mink, with her increase. will
equal the ayaiis OF a COW. Should this cal
culation hold good, when the propaganda
Of the mink is carried to large scale. the
Business becomes one Of the mos, profitable
in the word
SO far the experience OF these gentlemen
With the undomestics'ed mink has not been
satisfactory. a. their shyncss cannot be
overcome and they have never obtained any
increase IRON the animals in their Wild
state. They have to be taken when young
and domcsticaicd.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHERE,S Ab~f, J-~ctt % Nsirrtrrd. n
w M C,anty ~ pNfsrd ani STATE e Mann =.
on ihe Itch daS ~ M,y, 4. -. l-Ss. nv be snar,.
saCe del - that tsse. 81 60 crrta,n
rf-oc ui ksai Estate situated - .asi Wsersosd
AMI l-ing I-iu oi t.,i snsnf~~r-i ssyen ~ The
ih'Tievoth Rssg- % lot. IN Ea,i to~a. lot more
arir''ta'iN Sc-c' h--l ..,a d.-d. ~htch - rr-
r'SFssed o" oNhstd k-Et-tfv ~ U~ed.. t-.ok liS,
rsgr ~. ios The seen q ,hFr.f hsa,tei sol hft,
'"ls's. pssahAr agrrcsl'b- t. the t~uor 81 three
oof"s. hCarIag svet late - .stl rnestx. 70.
g'V~u y The 49, tR-u Js',cit, ~ tn sf,r.,id
s''- aoi 'nir'~-t. AnA ~b-rv.. the r~ndiir,as Of
ssid mo-'g - have i-ea hrs-a. ~ -het u
eissn i,f~Ls.ssr~ & ihr -aas. i,1s-,i.at The
statute II 80. h cssss rs,aik- All u asti~.i
JEREMIAH " OOpWARp.
=. ktu,ls,l. Auvrn~,
NAtcGtusd. Mach T.. fS1.S
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Curious Questions.

the potatoes, and the cabbages in NV gar.
den were in fine growing order STILL Three
weeks aiterwsrd. fros, came again, and not
finding any more tomatoes and pumpk ms.
lac lail hold on my pole bean, and my
potatoes They turned black and died, a,
il s;rangled An old larmer said that THIS
frost iha; killed The potatoes was a real
black frost"
"Ha? said |. BLACK frost, white frost;
DO they ever mix"
lyon watch and youTl see the difference.
said the old farmer.
And began 10 watch. The cabbaGcs in
my garden are not killed yet. The chick
ems have wonderfully good time nippnC
OF the thick edges OF the bis. tough /, avcs.
Well. | watched. TO see what the iros, would
do next. One morning | no,i-ed that the
bridges and board walks were white a. snow
bu, The dart roads, gravel walks. and stone
sidewalks coalj not show a sisgle ileck Of
frost. And | saw that there wa, no frost
on or near the pixies in The board walk, bu.
were vet pots instead
Yet. | remember one winter day ABOUT
noon. when thing, were ihAwing Lulr.
that The boarl walks al dried of. leaving a
spot OF iros' on every spike. aud all the
stone walks aud cart roads were cold and
hard as ever with snow and ice, Every
fall the boards are frosty while the spikes
and stones are warm aud wet. Every
spring ibc boards are warm and wet. while
the spikes and stones arc frosty? Funny
frost,
The old farmer said. Yes. jess so-iro.t
heaVes mighty strong
'nravcs:" said !. What do you mean ?
II mean jess what say; frost bcsves
mighty strong II hcavvd The posts OF
fence OF mine 30 thai had TO build /, all
new lAst year,
We'll, said !. my gate posts keep com.
inc mp an inch OF so every year. bu, not till
spring and rhaws come. II IL ihawinc, not
freezing. that hcaves lbcm.~
'Prans So. said he .'but hard freeze,
w'l'lrcoze ny'h,ng rgh, on, OF ground. [
have seen clover fFozs out. jvss a. emo Glow.
er as you ever saw. and pulled out bv the
root, anil ~. soc, olI So.
hi..hs, ard t;,b..- ,,,..,,. 80 ,.i,-.-
yon can pull them over and not half:ry,~
-, tbat SOP ssiI .T.u Ill :
mus; watch and see.
Ike ice cream. anil 90 o,..g., -
our Girl cam, in and .,ij .tx,. r.,,;,. g.
cold TO keen mix M .,,i,, H. -, N
frozen over Chs. poro;,.. =, &" C. =
.,iJI I'll b,,- ,o,,o ,.. go.
c-c.m Eg, when .o.t t. -. 49,.
the milkpan. !, wasn't f-ozsos,,p, L..
not even frozen Skim o.lt t,.t:..
almost =, thin and clear =. u.,e.;.,, =.
wasn't worth eating asked ,bc oil =,
mcr sbou, that. and Ia .,,s
why. Of course. milk r.. T.. l;n5 %.
vaterv like Frost n f,,ez. II. -.
right out OF ANYTHING There. r,l-,, y,
Just freeze il an YOU can and vb,t,. ~ m
make your head snap II so, drink il ~.
w.
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Notice

Il III ursr .,ra~d .p--s.I z, .-,u,r't~~ at,,s7,af
cd ~ ihs ~apsra1- Ju..t-tsl C.s,ft. bohisa
Wlfhin saa So ths 'l.oa', ui BNtsri. o. act up.a
t,- appeal ri che Irhdttfnts 81 ta~ a.s- OF Dec
u''fs lr = judgment OF fh- t.l..s ts.nHl.. r,, OF,
30 aid 'Hun.y. t'.-'nx 'u..oIy goa ieIdios
hufu b~nus RI C1rna. 20 -t.-s o. fie do -iI,n Z
h'ae~ 90 Waliss . N.is5... 5a d Ifals o. th- pc.
u'iau of Ast % PIir ,Di I. hsrs hrt.i.t s,,. 90.
rg uIH fhts s. ruesi af fa- 90 H,a.t ,ft H.u.- 80
fn s'td bran1fk sn ih- - q dts ,i N1y, 4 -
lso-, 10 Too s'rtsk \ II &C. the p-ff.n.e ~
V'c'Ing fhs roHt beg a.. tu1 taf O. p sr s 1y'tsf
iH'@resi-d. aad ta rerriv~ -,f. -.ttfr.-f, . ne,
l. lsid bei5 thra1 ua fh~ sti st ..f s.st ,pes
SAMUEL GIBSON
NAHk . SMtTu
HENRY Rust
T4,. Mach II Ist-
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE

THE und~rsiSp-i, Co'uoijttce s.y,rssin,ra ~ the
Il Supssms Jadic iai CoaFi hoidea ~uhia anl
inT the C,oaty of ON6,ra. on th- third To-.das
~ Sepssfaissr. A. II. 1851. - act ug,s the appe
" DAVID usmmo"s- SsTah T.. ". Bseoa sud OF h
go, tofa the iadr-tsrnl Of the Cr9nsy C-n,sni.-
s'oacSs tor aid Ces-ss. locstiax = C,u,,iy road,
commencing IT hrii 80 the t1vsa Toad siNt~sa rods
sossh % Gsrsio-r Bs'eksSi's hssl.- "a SlaHe in
ssit Ccsniy, AMI thsocs fssa,Ng northsrN a de.
lance 81 ahrnt ten msae- tn the Csnstv rad IN
Ctl-sl IN rstd Cosaiy mssr the Stsi,oa haa.~ q,
~. 'iTarst rrsnk Ratiss.V Company. h-rri,S rive
u1'ic- tbst thcS wlu mart kissilS,H \ Cotha (.
store N .ail C,isaI. "a Ts,-sl.s The as n "a, Of
Mss. 4. II. ISIS. AZ u.e o'clsss an the aitcra,on
isr he Fsnsoss - Stesiag the road or toys- N
las-'ioa. h~sF he Issft~s iatsrr-t~a aad re-ei.-
Fsch ir-tisos'y NAV tr ll,d bstor. ,h-rn uspoa
he ,eijcc ,ttsr 81 fsid sfs-~ai
TIMOTHY wkt.kER,
SiLNANtS POOR
JACOB THOMPSON
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TVS ~" ItyF Nortcr. That 80 tbe Ielh
ds' 90 MACH. Auup prntBl. I-6~ = warrant
~ haskrufs'r, 49, ,-ss~d asstn.s he ..t.t~ 81
William ~uau ~ fs'i.. 80 ths Csans, IT -,
bort, sol >Ditr 81 Nsn~. - b. hss t-su slr.'E gel
trnstpys Cn b. o~n T--Ison: that To- D., rr-,,t
oi asI rtt'is and trlveN ut aHg pssr-Tt, i-k.ug
iHg Co s1s h SurArugt, 90 hisn So b.. 90. as.l
thr trsa.t'' 81 property T., h,-n srv ,,.,L,trn
~ law that a4erttsg - The rrrslI,ors ot lh@
sstd h-nk rug, 81, ptnsc shes, teIs. 500 60 eh-.-
on ~ tnotr a..tNar~> ol b.. estate 90 . h~LI
- 2 Court - IL sssupi,y, H. hsLi-n 90 ras,s
is.Usv sta A-, Register ua al q G,,sfih Ts,..!a,
o. Alsd, \ -. i-.-. a. tr,, % sol \. Nj ~
he oti5ce Of Gios. a. " ii-l.u.
CHARLES CLARK.
4 : Asfshsl ~ Mrs.rus~f D,st. - Nc
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NOTICE

TIVE notr iro~d sprrssi Cas-. IA spfsss O..
81 i0 ~ Ssg,'r lnr Jo1irfsl t..,,rI. hsLien
wHhrn sId ior the .oa , Of ~ i.-i. e. &C. tgsaa
the appeal of the inhshiJsats Hf soc a. iist
81. tn'> ~n'rr,f Hf tn~ S~Ite b~v Teen af -atd
Court. : u. l~6s ffnaa be ,.c,.i.sa sst argaf,
O. '-c-'iiHg = t.-iats Rcd tie pvid,51 oi -
q kru l.Ii sad csty-.srv~r %. hers mar ~
seq 80 stake - the st.e 81 The rtsj trisc-n the
10 -'isvg ltoft - Of = : Stati-, AMI & I. Res
s~i - stti Ecfhri aai tsrrnta.tsag az AIS Ccalty
f.zsi srsf he t~vlitng h.ss-- % Jn-hus hssr ~
sIit H~jr. herb, gfv- nnitc- fhst -h~v - "a
nar~t si he th4nGirf ilupsr. BE .aH Beihr'. aa
" rsne ssi.,s. ine stSih 49, e Mss n-Ni, 40 Jsa
0cl5fh ihe i"svss or ihr ,t,ri-8fs - yies M
M rpsi q'e-fina sod 80 h-.tf 81 g.sa,e. ss,rs
cstei and reeve .u,h tr-f tfgsnf - mss - bod
lv'afe b, - GA ,be 60 y.ct - --,td .py.ai
~ MY G.. REED,
p1t- HAbfuED.
Mach 8. s6S tIII.EEAN
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Courts of Probate.


DHFoFr ss.-At Cow of Probate held st
Fame, vIthta 4ni .Ir satt 60, nfy, on 90 o. th,rs
tu,sda, pi NrrfHi-r. = " 1857
OEUyaFu That G5m tHI suff ihe d., af,rs-
said The Cuurls n rfritfr in fh- Count, Il OK
for'l, VII ie hrid 1. f'npas A. the rfoiu'e pE
fee in IaIis, pu rhr ibtfI Tu~-Isy o. ever,
month. except Frbfusr, soI April: s Ssaib
Waterford. on Wrfn~-ts, i0I1uts1 The third
Tuesds, oi hay saI Orla,ef, st 20 s " or
Lowell. ou " Hrsdty ioips ing lhe hifI Toe.
dsy Of N,v snd October. a. 2 J. " FIVE.
tufs, on T1orsdav ioilowtHg tho ihrrd Tpssdsy of
NAY cod D.iDter. st 10 4. VI. ~ Hrarn. co.
FRIDAY 70. NV og fbe thrf Tuesdsy'of O,iai.,s. ri.
tOAN
81 0of~es Which have hrcu ordered 300 d.
rc'pruahs iu rcsufcanrs " fh ne sotag %. I,t
Al WALKER. Jadse
Auer } HoHBs, Es-i-fer. nu22
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NTHEREA> Brun-tt u. E.crr.' ihrn aC rurk q.
w h-tI. ua he lob "a, ot t,is tlart \ n
1881. cont"y~d go M o., bee d.-i ~ r-,r gage q
iha' 'nic certain TARA wlrh he i-,id ng. tksrs.
on. r'ius ~ ~ sstd Burkh-t 0,.r uraLi's ~ "a,
uu'v 90 49, hc'nc -" ssur IfrtEi.rs conveyed Go
s@'d k~curh y, DAVID l.. Farflsr .at then o.-su,
~ bS sa'd BrnR-'t K~cot4 aet wh.tsa. the
e''fi'i't"s,. 81 -.'d aserE,g- have t~~7 lruk-B l
therefore rls'm @" Esrsehs tb~ .au- -Er~rstiy 60
the statute IN srl ea.r made 81 -d o.. ,t,icy3
JASON MITCHELL
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Notice # Force osure.

NhEREAS T,m"'h B"',,r. 4 Wsi rstcrd
w "a the Conuiy q CNl., q ss.,i -st,t- 81 M.i-e
The liza IA, - March. \ II 1857, T., "a.
mougsgv ocra "a that dais. rauVSyri to No 90
80 ~ Real Esy-'~ ssttaics " st~rf,sd
aiofc-,i. hciag part oi IL rz,lpt-rv,l .ev~p 81
the thut.csih Ia x 81 81. tu sli, ,1~a. ssi
oasrc pzfttralari, d~-cf.rd % -.ti Buii-t.' d-rd
h-rns fccasiei 90 ONissd Rrkt.try book Ira. 9ser
Sts. So The 90 on~ huf~lrvd 4ui ta,cst Ave
datarT. Psyshs ae-rc' q ~ Go The iVspt q ihfce
n,ltr., g,'va D., -sii Bsusts; orr s. The
teil o1). Patabtr "a y~sr iruaa sisi~ vrh ~
tcrrsi tho - h.As~'sg o-sie. l-tng - The
aussast zach th- bet r,sss-d. -. "a shLo
r-sf-sr''sris mi thsrr frps1 d.,s IN
sHansi tui~sssS--a,l .otrs h-assaz ssu5r Gsi~ D.
'hc sfsrv-asi rnartc -. Ar1 ~hrs'.s ~ cosit.
tfra ct sa'.i tuor rsae has t-ra tfutsU. Is
- hrt~oi cis'In tpsrctrafv ih.sv-i J,sr.uaei 20
the ftsIptr sscA esses ul,t-- aod prev So
JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
&. klHlhsl. Atiosne,
Watrt t,sJ Nsf, D. isssS
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N HANhnIrrlN

II thr Di..fict Cont sr the t.a.i~.. Stale. Lar M
lssurt ~ Nslue
u the natter ~ Ian ~ I BirAer. Baakrus
The u.,. er-iE1-l. E'ils ". Cartrt bret, Eiv.s
npis,s ri et- spriffffr-r . ss-tsas- RI The -st,~
90 Lean. . Be- sr a. li.ih.l. ll the r.uHf, af
DshrI. fstt District rha has i.sa s. inf as -
i.nkruyi isH1 his as usit..a. lrg lb, D,.ui.f
tnDu { -.ili nt-lti.t.
B,.rd To-. Beft.l. .4s g. alt r. March A Il.
lSo- 3, ELIAS ". CARTER. AsusHe,.
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NOTICE.

I>Hl~ - - o-rt,Iy that have tn. Ia, ri,ra
L nv s"a. James Lav'.. hi. time 20 trade anI
iraa~sot sny iI-a>.. 80 h'-n.rif sai shsg clam
80 81 hts esrHEngs pa, Of his hi n pf,r-
h,s Oste. HENRY LOWS.
Wia@<s--G.o. 10 SOW
nsnaah~h March Is lSsSS
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CAUTION.

4 e. per-rns bee h..rss csr,ip7.f brtfa.i a1f
u chs -tnz is' 7f.s E.vs4 as Too ..hs Assr, t1
D'.r'@ Aver. s~rrTrt Hs Hnrf. gttr. recorded
wrh pvf'ri E~-,s 10. Rsie 1921. ~. dated
J''u'r, Oh - 1856 s. .l.H .s.f-s were riysn
withp-lf cHnsii.rifi11. IlI -s psff .a s,rh 81.
i~FH .iHpt-i TIMOTHY AVER
RHrt.f. Wsr.h 70 Ists
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Freedom Notice.

I ht,e this aty zisrn mg ssu Js~eb r w..
bee tone 60 oct So h.ntrH ror.ug ihr rrr11ia
Or Of tit mir.ritY. lt4.a his |,tr .hs" slstai
naae OF bts csrutaE., sai shai pay ar i-f. ai biol,
cnrrrtrIsaI. % g MOTT
Gi-~avso Msrc. Q. i-fa
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