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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
CT NE IN INDIANA.
A tIob Carries n Young Girl Away from Her
Parents.

New Washington Ind. dune 21l, correspondence Of
the Louisville Courier.JournaLl
Saturday night, 18Th, was scene OF quite O ira
gedy IN our quiet adjoining neignborhood OF Polk
run, seven miles rom Charlest0wn.
Daniel Kenyon has been keeping house, said to
be OF pad repute for some time past. Two or three
years since ne married q widow with several chill
dren, having lived with her some time before mar
rage. The TACT becoming notorious he finally mar
ried her. Since then his son Pat and one OF his step
daughters have been cohabitlng together. Mrs.
Kenyon uormerly Mrs. McNutp had daughter liv-
ing az a negnbor's and Kenyon demanded her. The
girl, Belle, refused to go, but was inally compelled
by her mother to return home.
Last Saturday night the Keynons were waited on
by vigilance committee OF six or eight men, with
the avowed determination OF taking the girl out OF
their possession, when general melee ensued; rocks,
clubs and arms we used without reserve, and after
brisk fight the mob succeeded In rescuing the girl,
who called loudly on the assang party Tor Its pro-
lection. The girl was found fastened up with moth
ing but her night clothes to avoid her escaping Dan
Keynon received slug in his face; Pat mad twenty
two slugs and balls IN his body and is very danger
opsly II not fatally wounded. He Is receiving the
medical attention OF an eminent physician who says
be has two balls through his lungs. Belle Is about
fourteen years old and IL SAID to be fine, sprghty
child. The ''raiders' swear they have tolerated high.
handed outrages IN their midst long enough and
how 1t will terminate time VIII show
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EXCITING SCENE M CALIFORNIA COURT.

[From the Alpine Call Chronicle. June 12.l
Some excitement was created IN the County Court
on Monday last during the sentence OF LAWYER the
prisoner having counsel, the Court appointed >.
w. Griflth, Of Darkelsve, to act in that capacity.
Grifith wanted one weeks time In which to plead,
but the Court refused TO grant more than one day.
Griffith ana the prisoner then retired to an anteroom
for consultation. In due time they returned into
court. when Griltn stated that LAWYER had declared
his innocence OF any intention to commit larceny,
but owing to circumstances in the case he mad con-
cluded plead guilty. trusting to the mercy OF the
Court Judge Emo, after the prisoner mad addressed
the court In a penient manner, questioned MIN re-
gardlng his past life. and gave him some good ad-
vice. remmking thathe would be lenient with him. al
though his conduct6n Jail did not warrant It, He was
then sentenced to three years imprisonment at hard
labor In the State Prison. The sentence had hardly
escaped Judge Enos lips when Lawler ''spoke out
in mee.ingn thus:-''God damn your old heart, you
ought to sit there until ] come out ~ The Judge
leaned forward and asked the Clerk II he. had for
mally entered the judgment. Being informed that
he had not, Judge Emo said:-"Lawler. your conduct
shows you TO be possessed OF depraved heart, and
unworthy OF sympathy, and will add four years TO
your sentence and nowfsentence you TO seven years
imprisonment at hard labor In the Penitentiary."
The prisoner furious at this stage OF the game
and again Delched forth:-"GOd damn You; you had
better be dead when come out again ~ The Sherln
was ordered to remove him. As he passed through
the room he cursed the Judge, Sherln McBeth and
everybody else, saying he was young and would get
even with them. During the scene above mentioned
the spectators were much excited, and would have
been glad II LAWYER had got fourteen years Instead
oil seven.
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SUICIDE IN STERLING : Moses Sawyer, Jr., one OF
the most esteemed citizens OF Sterling, left his home
on the morning Of wednesday and did not return.
search was made for him and he was found
crowned In q shallow pond near his home. Thursday
morning. He has been depressed for some time and
.SpU. June 70.
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SITUATIONS wANTgD-FEMALEs.

Cocks, &c.
70 WEST nth sT-As GOOD PLAIN COOK IN A
~ private family would assist In washing and ironing
best recommendations be gwen Call FOR two days at
her present place.
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any ullerlor object In view or at heart but
ton. There can be no longer continuance say
they, "of the present anomalous national condition."
BE the change for monarchy, q regency, q repup-
lie, all these roads lead to the same gal The coun-
Try not strong enough 70 saea eesde ss rn aeg
as it may, at the same time the United states gains
In q greater proportion.
Now, then, for the political state Of tho country
and the true condition OF the Independence party
and movement.
out Of the four millions Of Canadians It may be
promised that threefourths don't care continental
Tor politics and go Whichever way the rest DO, ike
sheep. BY provinces the country may be divided
thus:-
American sentiment In western cides but quiet and
without any reason for the faith 10 them.
Quebec townsn,ps strongly
perry holders and manufacturers. Rouge party
holly American, but too hasty to count for much.
Priest party loyal, but ready to turn II advantages
offered. ,.
between loyalty and independence. Annexation
spoken Of without eliciting fight.
Nora SC0ttd-DlscOntented, but not so much so az
politicians report. An American policy would OBTAIN
iayorably with two-thrds OF the opposition.
This - summarizing into a few lines the political
feeling OF large country wherein are many parties
and many local complications. But the analysis
Is nearly correct. The present Ministry Is
purchasable. With couple of million OF dol
lars and few places they could all be made TO
dance Yankee Doodle readily Tomorrow. And the
English Ministry Is n no; ,b aVese to getting a al
ton Is to retain India ana sacrifice Canada. Bright
has long been believer In United America, aud his
written words to this country WITHIN the last two
months oil point the same neutrality-suspicious., and
then what you VIII, with the Understanding that II
Ia annexation.
az yet Its leaders are A. 4. Gait aud Il. 8.
Huntingdon Gait has been Finance Minister seve-
raj times is the Gladstone OF The dominion, very
cever rather snowy lie has adopted tue policy be-
cause he secs something In the leadership OF what
viii ultimately DO the winning Marty lie 10 aheavy
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Foot Race with the Hempa cid II he
Locomotive Comes Out
Second Best. o.
Ffom the Kashtnolon ReI,ortel

FTom,he Hdsh1n0ton Reporter.
One day last week our venerable iel-
low townsman, John Griffith, who
has reached the ripe old age OF seventy.
eight, was out In the country below
Ihylorstown visiting relative, In.
tending, to return TO town by the eyeu4
Ing train. Somewhat ovefstayIng his
time, he was startled At last by The
whistle OF the locomotive at q point
three miles below TaylorstoWn. The
distance from where he was 10 the sta
ton was two miles. Nothing dauuted
by the weight Of his seventy eight
years, Mr.. Griffith started on foot 10
reach the station. The race was q cloSe
one but he made It, and arrived In lime
TO get on the train. - g.
We are happy to chronicle this ylcto-
~ Of the Hempfield. We wouldn't have
believed It could do It, bat 1t did, and
OF course the hearts OF Its managers
and officers are very proud. Let nobody
hereafter scout at the Hempfeld. x
train which can run three miles while a
man OF seVenty.eiRht walks two, Ia
something not TO be laughed at. The
Wheeling papers tried to scare It with
a great bugaboo story about q ghost In
the tunnel on that end OF the line, but
the Hempheld won't be scared, On the
contrary IL chooses TO let OF its soul
piercing shrleks In that particular tun-
nell we hsIird the prediction that Meth:
OF ghost or human will ever haunt II
again. People may laugh rs they please
about the Hempheld, but II is the.
steadlest and most reliable road we
know OF. 1t goes out Ia The moFn-
Ing ike laborer TO his toll, and
returns In the evening With the most
pratseworthy regularity. It's daily
transmigratton gladdens the bearls OF
many OF orr citizens, for II often brings
az many 40 nineteen letters 10 the mail
car, and frequently more than eleven
quart boxes OF rAspberries In the freight
ditto, The blackberry season is ans
preaching closely, and the Hempheid
will do Its hettiest business. The peo.
pie with their baskets will 70 out by
dozens, and get out at dlGErent points,
walk ahead and pick rs many berries
as they want and cit upon the fence
Until the train comes up. Its said that
couple Of active experts will walk a
mile 10 advance, pick good sized
bASkaS tull OF berries, and have half an
hour 10 play seven up before the ar
rival Of the train. WeWould call this
generous Accommodation But PEG.
pie mustn't laugh at the Hempheld for
all that. II edn do Il when II Tries. and
II has tried and did 1t. We have ridden
upon the Hompdeld when we could
barely count the number Of rails In
each panel Of the fence we were pass
ing. We have whitfield along at such n
rate that the four horse wagon on Ihe
turnpike beside 1t couldn't pass MS 10
save It's life. We have seen It so ram.
pant that the plowman In the fsld
alongside, although he Whacked Ms
team with the lead line, could not begin
TO keep up for y hundred yards. Il has
accomplished heroic feats In the past,
and hereafter ifanybody undertakes TO
ecoh at Il, we can tell them that John
Il. Griffith tried 10 outrun II, but II got
to the station as soon rs he did.
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Important Notice.

Farmers, Families, and Others can pur.
chase NO Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Vene.
tlRn LInlment for the cure OF Cholera,
DIArhUl, DySeutery, Group. Cole, and sea
Sickness, taken IntsrnAlly-Qt Is perfectly
harmless; see oath accompany ing each bot.
tlO) and externally for Chronic Rheumatism,
Headache, TOothaehe. Sore Throat, Cuts,
Burns, SWelllngS. bruises, MoSQuito Bites,
Old Sores, Pains In Limits, Back and Chest.
The Venetian Liniment was introduced IN
1917, and no one who has used II bat con.
tnues 10 do so, many stating, II 1t was Ten
Dollars bottle they would not DO without
II Thousands OF CertldcAtsI can be seen Of
the Depot, speaking OF itS wonderful cura.
tive properties. P5ice, FifIy Cents and One
Dollar. Bold by the Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. De-
POI 10 Park Place, New York.
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Carpet Department.


Special attention Is given TO this Depart.
menG Having a separate room In the esbib-
llshment for Carpets, OIL Cloths, MaLLngS,
Rugs, MattA, 6c., &C., window. Blinds, NIX,
lures, &e., enables Ms 10 competa with any
house IN the trade and of1ef great induct,
menH 70 cash buyers In that department.
having Carpet from 800 70 81; selling The best
ply Ingram ALI WorEted Chain and Wool
Milling At u per yAd. Call and sec for your
selves, II you wish 10 save money. The hest
quality o. Cotton Carpet Cham. s ply At iOc;
ply AZ sc, and play at sc. WhIts Cotton
Cnaln from Nos. TO 10 for $50.
"a Terms are strictly Cash. Buying and rel
ing ior cam you can always tell WhRt Won
are doing, for cash will secure betIer EST.
gains IMAM credit believing that nv Indus.
W, negn e oell1n8 and econony, lWSI o0h,
ets that may be pleased 10 favor M win 4 caII
Therefor respectfully invite an exnminR.
ton OF our stock OF all cash buyers either
where, and obll2e
maI22 JOHN ROEMHR.
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lReeI1Ler pleaao copy.l
Trustee'a Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made 10 me by George e. Caldwell aud
Kate, his wlfe, on the I'D day OF March, 10
the year 1881, and OF record ii tue Feco,ti,
erS once o. Ohio Connty, W. Va, In Detd
Book No. 10, page 3a6, shall, on
Saturday. the Alb day or september,
II 1899,
on the premises, proceed 70 BOIl at public
auction 10 the RhiIheat and host bidder, the
following described real estate, BItuAte on
OaldRell6 nun, In SAID County and STATE,
Including what Ia known ~ the Orchard OF
,Hald joseph CaldWelld farm, and bounded
g follows, thai n % say. beginning at q
pailing fence around Baid orchard and I'd.
Joining the Wheeling and FaiTmont Tam.
pike road on the north side OF CaldWeIIIs
Kan; thence noIthYAtdly with said fence
70 the boundary line between said farm ana
land OF y. Jacob, continuing teyond the
Z. az e. 70 stake a. the north side OF the
present county road, few rods above tho
old stable; thence with the north side OF the
Snid county road WeStWRrdly TO q IRERe elm
on the south side Of said orchard fence and
near the same; thence With that fence 10
the south e'Bt corner thereof; thence west
wardly with the fence 10 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres. more or IeSs.
rad Deed OF Trust was given 10 secure 70
William kxley the puncluAl payment Of
Vi.
Cad yell for the sum OF nine hundred and
tWHnty-Aeven 4l-lOO dollars each, bearing
date the 10Th day OF February, 1851, and nav.
able 10 the order OF the said William ESIey,
respectively, on the 18th day OF December,
lk6l, 1854, 1865, 1851 and Is, Ri the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, EACH
note beaIIng interest from date. the nrBt
one OF The Aboyo described nOlOt dated the
18th day OF February, 1861, and payable on
The 10Th day OF December, .HSi, has been
paid, together with lheinterest upon the re.
manning. notes up 70 the Lat day Of April,
1859: Tnis sale 10 made 10 pay the principal
which SAID principal mounts, IN each one
OF said several noles, 10 S927 43.lOO, with in.
terest thereon from April lst, 1863, iii paid,
and the 90 is Of this Bale.
1ERHg OF eALE-One .thlId cash. and tee
remainder Of the purchase money in two
eQuAI inBtslmenIB OF Bix and twelve month";.
tue purchaser giving notes for the deferred
IinStalment9 bearing interest from date, and
the title viii DO retained until the NOTES are
paid, ~
The above described property will be sod
In pli oSlS or altogether R8 the purchaser or
pnaenlsetS may elect and the truaIes win
s.B. BUsHFIELD, Trustee,
Inc property mentioned In the above i'd
WefuSement ~ known ~ the sunny Side
vineyard, a. present In INST class condition.
anu the Vines in excellent bearing order.
On Tie premises Ii large n6iR tWo-Btofy
DICK houSa. surrounded by CONVENIENT and
desirable outoulIdlngS and provided with all
tue necessary ,conVenienceg ant Improve
ment& taties whhtng 70 purchase pro-
perry OF thlH description are Invited to ex-
anime ~ me premises tefOre the day ofsalc.
1 !
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PacIaC-thAt, although much further
North, the snowfall was not go heavy,
while the country was arabic and ca.
pable Of supporting a population oil
along the line.
We speak Of these things as IndICAt.
Ing that Whatever may be the pressure
now for tue short route 10 The ocean
promised BY the Huron and Ontario
Canal, 1t will be vastly greater In the
not distant future; and that great as
The work Is. II must and will DO accom-. .
plIshed sooner or later.
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GRANT & PROsPRRITY,

business reviveS under the new regime.
Other than general causes have. however,
given = Tremendous lppotuB 70 the sale Of
0ristadorOs Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have ocme out In two leading
scientific Journals against tho lead and sui.
phur pOtsOnS for ne head lEor that Is their
proper deslgnAtlon). with which tho eoun.
try Is infested. while Dr.. Chiffon, the flrHt
analytical chemist in America, announces
10 the world that
CristHdOrO's Dye Is Utterly PO;sOnTesS,
and that he knOtrs u 10 Be %, because he has
analyEed II. CR1srADoRo's HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE, a. Dressing, acts like n
charm on the hair after Dyelng. Try II.
iV'n.Inh tw
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Dress TRIMMINGS,

In great variety and 1t low prices. Kid
q Is, q %. Fancy Gloves-A eenefl AZ.
gortment ut almost any price. Ladies' and
Gents Handkerchief, from &c 10 q Rplena,
The best Cord Machine Cotton Ia the
world Al 90c per dog. 'T177EiT7 ~
most any price. -l'l. . '!S' 't'7
MaIsalles, Honey Comb and Lancaster
Quilts Cloaks and shawls in great variety
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A rEw days aInce n well knovn law

A FIw days since well known law
yer OF Waterbury, Conn, bought rail-
road ticket for New Haven, and after
taxing 4 seat In the cars, found, on
looking over his change, that the agent
mad given him one dollar too much.
de accordingly returned, and Iniorm-
Ing the agent OF his mistake, handed
oack the money. For moment the
agent atood speechleAs, then he grasped
him by the hand and exclaimed,
Please stand still one moment, air, and
let me look a. you-Rnd q lawyer TOO =
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WEST VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE MAT
TERs.-The following new offices have
been established: ....... -..".p
Laurel Greek, Lincoln county, An.
derson Atkins, postmaster, on route
from Hamlln TO BallArdsville. Spur.
loekvllls. Lincoln county, Seth Spur.
lock, postmaster: same route as above.
vannanervllle, Lincoln county, Allen
Nannatter, postmaster; same route.
huntsville, Jackson county, Anthony
i6rimm, postmaster, on new route,
Point Pleasant 10 acksoM Court House.
Re-established = BiDgamon, Marion
county, J. N. Cunningham, postmaster.
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A large assortment Of Rlearhed and, I'm.
bleached from 10, II, Is, u. IS, 400 Bl0ach0d
and Uubl cached Sheetlng 81, 81, lO-4. Lin.
en- Hheattng Of superior qualify 81, 10A. A
large supply OF Linen Table Cloths, Table
Linsns, hapkinA, Tow llngl, &C., Of ths best
Shifting Linens 50, Do, 10, SIS, q, q o, TO-
Shirt BosomR 70, Is, 30, B6, ~, 50, %, 76c. .ssr
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9sB @saas.
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, OH Cloths,
Rugs; MnttR, DO, 40. s.t..
Having the Largest Variety and more
general assortment OF articles directly aud
Indirectly connected with q Dry Good, No.
ton and Carpet Establishments combined
into one mammoth establishment, which
enables me 70 buy and Della much larger
quantity Of goods Than any two estAblISh.
ments In the city In our line, and In conSB-
quence Of WhlGh l can buy and lall them RL
Less pfioesl Studying economy IN ovoEy de.
pRrtmsnt; having NO rent 10 pay, can do q
other house In tho trade. Keeping larRe
number Of gentlemAnly and competent
statesmen, the most .fAstidiouS cannot fail TO
special attention Is invited to a few artI.
clos OF our stock.
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Those ofour citizens ahsonting themselves
from the oily during tho summer month";
can have the INTELLIGENcER sent 10 them
by mall fIr q week OF any longer term. for
Is caals per week.
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PRINTS,

A large assortment Of New Styles, 10, lsE
and l5c. Buffalo Allapaoos 10, 30, 90, 10. 30,
e0c, o.. Pure MohRlrs LuBtre8 and Popllns
nom 6Octo 81 50 Fancy and Black Silks nom
81 Is to % 30 per yard.
BombaEines, Grape Batheria. Alexandria
Cord, and many DINER styles OF goods BultR-
bio for mourning, Hf7ar ~ fH
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WHITING GOODS,

Alasro assortment Of ali Tho dlnerentmakSs
Swiss, NanBook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, Hoft nniShed Jaconst, Striped 1ao0-
nets, Plaid Jaconatg, BFillIRnt6, Piques,
Gra1edein YAlling Of all colon; flames OF
all kinds and prices. ~.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMHRins,

satinets, Jeans, Cashmerets, &C.. the largest
asSortmentO the city, 70 accommodate Mer.
chants and Merchant TaIloB at Eastern
Prices; also, TAlloEs' Trimmings.
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svselal gutIess,
butchers Lightning Fly.Killer |
Death 10 the LIVING Long live the KillefIi
Sold By Dealers EFerynVhreI
Errinp hnt NohIa:

Eel, ss .,. for SSSP MA Nh S6C s ssSIP ES
sealed letter envelopes, FREQ OF ChaEko. Ad.
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOs
CITATION, Box =, Philadelphia, Pa.
maypI. ynliIhw
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HS No notice viii be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by re- pOnSible
name. The name will DO considered conf
dental, bnt must In all cases accompany let
tSrs ~ i guarantee Of good tAith,
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A gentleman, whose father died Of con.
sumption at 90 years, was also attacked,
when about q. with the disease. He had
cough, night sweatS, and general debility.
Doctors recommended col liver oil. but he
wasted away. At lat he determined 70 use
BrandreLhS Pills. In two months they
made him q sound man. .....i
lYlu.lmlNW u Il - II -
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A CITY Park.

The proposition brought forward In
council for the purchase Of the Fair
Grounds on Wheeling Island for q
Free Park for the city, 10 one that en-
lists our cordial sympathy. II ls ex'
tremely desirable for the future OF the
ely TO have park somewhere within
easy reach, where our people may he
tree to stroll and enjoy the open air,
the shade. the grass, and the relaxA-
tlon, which tho summer weather al.
ways makes pleasant and profitable.
We never can have one within reason.
able distance Of the city except on the
Island, because there 10 no ground.
The Fair Grounds embrace twenty
three acres. Well groRn Ip,Lrees and
and shrubbery, and supplied with
fountains, (tor the Island, OF course,
VIII after u while have water,) II would
be delightful summer-day resort,
and by It's innocent attractions would
keep many people out OF the back
doors oft beer saloons on Sundays.
We have no wish, however, to argue
the dcsIrRbleness OF public parks In
general. That ls thoroughly settled
question with all refined and intelligent
people; and the action OF the principal
cities everywhere shows 1t. The quss.
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ing advertisement which we find in the
Cincinnati Gacette, Is especially COM
mended to the ladies':
N...... CINCINNATI, July q. 1850.
7 PROPOSE toteIl my right, title and In.
terest 70 any perSon that will pay me
500 Tor Hamilton County, Ohio in the fol.
lowing payments, tO.wit: 500 down, sIC0 In
t0 days, $40 In six months, 500 In nine
months, and learn EN- all the chemical
art ana mystery. 10 cure as we'll a. can, to
Keep Tor two years perfectly sweet aS new
laid eEg-aS per advertisement BY
CAPT. JAMES HUrCHINB.
This seems to bsa little mixed at FIRST
view. The advertiser first proposes to
sell his right title and interest" in
Hamilton county, Ohio, (CIncinuati)
for $500. Well, there don't seem 10 be
much in that, for we will sell our right
title and interest In Hamilton county
or any other county for less than $500.
But the main thing Is the chemical art
and mystery how to keep perfectly
sweet as new laid egg for two years.
ofcourse, by common consent, the la
dies are all sweet, but are they sweet
as new laid egg, and can they keep
so for two years. Ifnot they ought TO
apply at once TO Capt. Hutchins, OF
Cincinnati. Unmarried ladies especial.
ly, have an Interest in this invention.
The married ones needn't care. They
are at liberty to be as sour as they
please,
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Stta#bu4tE.
Special Notice.

ptEAsURBPARTIEs WILL, BrTAKRN
Y 70 UIetapB Grove ON The FTpha1S' ieav.
lng every Monday, Wednesday ana Fri5sv.
atn O'Clock A; M. and 6FouSht 6aes tSe
S SS S vSln1 ~ steamer Science, taking
per on tho science returning, All tSs a. HI
or % 90 per couple. W. WV
Jy3e Oh. BOOTH ACn