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SAMuPI FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has Just received an entire new stock Of
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Goods, all ot which 10 offers to the pubic
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Call al my place un rine Street, between
Eckberi's corner and the bridge. Selins-
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icih Eg'eHded Fire Boz
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Patented May 10th. 1860.
We take pleasure in offering our ousto-
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50 highly satisfactory, that several of our
oldest and most experienced stove dealers
predic, for !, sale far beyond our ability
to supply this season.
Siding .tro.t .fre-doo,s. giving full use Of
the hearth.
In additional sEit in The orcn, 80 arranged
~ to give more room in the upper part OF
the oven; great convenience much needed
TIE srsR Is nearly as wie At tie top as
atthe hearth line. which not only increases
the size, but will be recognized as great
dirdHtoye ~ licking.
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Estate Of CHARLES HUGHES, Deceased.
I ETTERS TESTAMENTaRY upon the
IL estate Of Charles Hughes, de,'d. late
of the township OF Penns. Snyder County,
Pa, having been granted TO the undersigned
all persons indebted 10 the snid estate are
requested to make payment, and those hav-
ing demands against the same to present
them without delay 10
JOHN X. HUGHES,
WILLIAM HUGHES. "Ae'"'0'''
March ~, 1870.
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DoTy's CLOTHES WASHER.

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Sheriff Sale.
Mortimer Pollock
VS..
James Adams ct al.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. and o'clock pm, on
Saturdoy,the 17th day Of December. 1870,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
Thirsy-nve acres OF the west BALI Of the
northeast quarter Of section s., township
two, range three.
Also the east part Of the:southwestIqu
Of section IS.
Also part of the northeast quarter aof SEQ
tion So, and part of the southeasts quarter
Of section IS, same township and range, de-
scribed by survey as follows. viz: Beginning
at center Of section 35, township two, range
three; thence east to the northeast corner of
the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
said section; thence south with said half.quar-
ter to its southeast corner on the. section
line; thence west eighty rods to . run at =
beech tree on the section line, fourteen in
.chss in diameter bear ng north sixty three de-
grees vest thirty-6ve linksto apoplar forty
inches in diameter, bearing north thirteen
degrees east, fifty mine links Of forty link
ehain; thence ur said run from station hum-.
bsr one, north sixteen degrees west eleven
fourteenth rods to-a beech; thence north thir-
ty ave degrees west twsnty-six seventeenth
rods TO sugar; thence north thirty-six de-
grees west eleven three-tenth rods to beech;
thence north eleven degrees east thirty eight
degrees west twsnty-six seventeenth rods to
= hickory;thsnce north sighteen 4 one half de-
grees west one hundred and saventy-seven
rods to poplar; thence north fifty degrees
west one hundred and sixteen rods 20 SUI.
gar; thence on the section line to the place
OF beginning, containing enc hundred and
eis hty-thrss acres.
Also part OF the southeast quarter Of
section thirty five township two; range three,
containing eighteen acres.
Also another lot or parcel Of said section,
township and range. containing two acres.
In all two hundred an1 thirty-eight acres,
more or less, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
Appraised at s
GEORGE CALDwEtL,
nov15wb. Sheriff N. c. o.
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novl5wb
Sheriff Sale.
NJ. Mossar
9. W. Hunter.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, win offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in the town Of
Woodsheld, on
Saturday, ,fhe l7tA DAY of December 4 $40,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock Am. and 4
o'clock PM. the following dssnibsd real ss-
tate situate in said county to VI:
The southwest corner of ts0tipn twenty
eight township one fspSs thyS1 bsBinnipg
At . stake on section line; thspps west with
section line ninety six fodst1 The scuthwest
corner Of said section, thence north With tho
section line seventy DE rods md thses Inks
20 Z stake; thsnce sonth ei6hfl ds1tees east
tv,uty y-fve rods and fsssn alnII5 Is 1 stake;
thence south forty -sik ds5rsSs east one hun-
dred rods to the place of beginning contxin-
ing twenty four and three-fourth scrss, more
or less
Also another tract, beginning st the south
east corner Of section thirty four township
one range three: thence north with the SEQ
tior line twenty eight rods to poplar tree
thence by an sgreed line nortuestefly
course to staks on Hidingsr's line; thence
south with said lire thifly-two rods TO the
section line; thence With the section line six.
= "a. - tbe plaee Of BEGINNING, containing
s]even acres mbre or less, together with the
vs r;sht n rsv a ! road over The lands Of
Richard Kelley for an ootlst. 3
Also. fonr acres Of the following described
tract, which boundary begins at white oak
!, II. section ina between sections twenty
si.bt and fbirtv. .four Of township one range
tb,.s. th.nce sonth lei, rods 10 ! sycamore
49,. 49, - ~ h.nk. a. Havelev,s run: thence
nos,s ss 3 -. e aid rnn with the meandernas
= ss..rs an the line Of John Ramsoer;
sS.r.s .s. 80, "a The plaoe Of beginning. con.
t,;n;n, tvsntv acres more or less.
Il.c o. f.i,ovin,. beginning twenty four
ALSO we lol.o1.1s' -, .ss- ~ sorn., ~ s.c,;sn
.e.a.- svas 1oIsa .n;. n,,. ,.nss tb,ss ON sec
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Sheriff Sale.
Geo. o. B. Knots
vs..
James Knots ct al.

DY virtue OF an ordsr'of sals to me directed
from the court Of connron pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will ofsr for sale. at the
front door Of the court house, between the
hours of l0o'clock q. m., and 4 O'Clock pm.
on
Satnrddy,ths 17th day Of December, 1870.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit. The east half
of the southeast quarter Of section thirty-four
township two range three. containing eighty
acres; also, the northeast quarterof the north
east quarter Of section thirty-three same
township aud range. containing forty acres; /;
in all, one hundred and twenty acres.
Appraisedtat 5000.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
novl5ws. Sheriff N. C. 0.
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The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and inyigorate-
the system, which HELABOLD'S EXTRACT
Mtt1ed 3, Oonsumpti0Aor Insanity ensueE
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract

For weakness arising nom indiscretion The en-
hauatsd powere ofNsture which are accompanied
BY 90 many alarming symptoms, among which
win be found, Indisp0sition to Exertion, Loss Of
Memory, Wakefalness, Horror Of Disease, or
Forebodiugs Of Evil; in fact Universal Lassitude,
Prostration, and inability to enter into the enjoy
n1nu Of eoclety.
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HELMBOLD'S
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

iRoy RAILROAD TiEs.-A citizen Of
Michigan has invented al iron railroad
dc. which be thinks will prove praefica.
bic substitute f9f woodeniies. Ifuslall
prove 10 be the case, very important 10.
suits viii follow Wooden ties cost d.
bout 20 cents each, but require to be re-.
placed every three o. four Years Tie
iron tie costs 50. and once DOWN.. down
forever, asst ). protected from corr0siou
by coal tar The main feature 81 he 81.
reuiign however + the Jock. One fange
Is eaet GA The tie, The other II wrought
iron, aud i held 80 place D. 4 three.
Fights wrought iron qHancr-roubd les ~
The rail rect. upon rubber cushion faur
inches square and Use inches Ia length.
The rubber cushion u protected from tie
action Of lbe elements by oue-el slith
iron cap made 70 1T over il closely n
Il claimed that iiis rubber cushion VIII
beating dogu u the eud III
tie rails, VII, by obfisting couraaiou
ssvs rolling stock. ard ilaftbe Haia wll
Z &c smoothly, Instead VI laundering y
lonz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

ArfDnTED BANK ROBBERY The Ma.
tional Mahaiwe bank ar Great Barring
con was broken Into MONDAY night. bt
burglars, whose operations were forth.
naleR discovered before they had had
time to pinnder Il. Richard r. Morgan
who lives in the Mahaiwe building adj.
joining The bank, was awakened soou af
ter midnight by an explosions. and uaon
gaiug 10 tha door .lw several men sfand-
ing near iho bauk lie called out to diem
10 know l8eig business, and receiving na
reply raised au asru Tic men nea
down Main street towards ilie south and
were ont pr sight before Morgan could
awaken any one 10 assist iu pursuing
them. Upon examination the front d1al
II ihe back was found open and The top
Of ihr Naull wher the yalnahles were de-.
posted blown OF A per.ou could east,
ly have entered the vault through tie heie
in The top. II seemed tive scouudre's had
been interrupted just a. lhcr Loo was
within reach. aud before they had Oh
tanned anything bai their labor fgr their
palms. a fan ,et 81 burglis tools uud
two aasks % powder were found o. the
sidewalk Il front q tie bliIdiug,
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7HE war ~ FrRorE

Tie aspect % affairs across the oeear
presents nothing ncw or startling, and
the week has passed without any serious
encounter between iltc beuigcrets. TIN
supplies IN Paris, however, are daily
growing lees and must speedily bring ID,
Inhabitants Of that once gay ciy 10 term,
unless something desperate is attempted
wiihou, delay
The hopes that were raised by the re.
cent temporary advantages gained by tn,
French, have well.uigh departed, and the
friends Of their cause cannot but feel thal
they have wasted agoldyn opportunity.
Iu The meantime matters are growing
more complicated among the other forces
Prussia l. determined to take adyantag,
Of The presen, cti.i- 10 abrogatc the treaty
Of Paris, by which her malatime povci
was reduced to very small limits. c,i
deutly with an eve to the fair domains o.
the Sultan. England, which 1. bound b,
every principle o. power and interest {,
hiHihlalh lhe provisions oi the treaty b.
force, Il necessary is divided on ill.,
question, Lord Granville being Ia favor
81 war as the uliimatum, but he is %
posed by q majority Of his colleagues. ~
The result will probably he tie overthrow
OF the present minislr, and the adoption
on the parof England, OF the same veal
aud yacillathg policy That has alrcad,
nearly robbed her 81 tbe prestige OF
greatness.
Whatever the result may he, Europe
progressing with rapid strides ia tavo
of popular government The people al,
fast losing confidence IN their crowned I
rulers and begin 10 feel thut the pogc
il really h themselves Before th. radi /
cal change takes place "a an the State
there viii be many bloody war and ma
~ . desperate revolution,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

The rcparation that China has made
.or Tie Tien Tsin massacre now appears
be not 50 complete as was at first re-
ioried. Adyices mp to the 9Th saw thai
be leaders aud officials implicated in the
massacre have received 40 punish.
neat, few scaPogoals having been sac
iiiecd ia their stead to appease the f,r-
igucrs This confirms the view of the
missionary who predicted such resnlt in
speech 10 Boston the other day. The
.uHeb and British legations there have
'c,Aap- been 20 tust iu expressing lhcir
abstraction 81 lhc result. Tie punish
acni meted uut was said 90 have been
lmeNll.hg ei rs aud ,bc babeadinq ri 10
.iuameu. but Ii tue yialim. were moi
be- right men the loteo oftld, severin
fhs much broken llut IL The Chinese
government haas really appropriated $3.50.
e9 ia indemnify the FrncAsl Ticn Tsiu
Sc ousld not 20 daub. il. sincerity ex-
ert 1H sure grounds.
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| KrNU oE SrAiS.--So Spain 1T last has
King, or AZ least has chosen King. /
f certainly high time that something wcn
done to "crown the ediaee Of Spauisl
Government The Bourbon dynasty wa.
oyerlhrown Ia September, ls6s-mop
than two years ago. Since that tine con
slant efforts have been made by the vari
nus parties to obtain ruler 10 their salts
( faction, with no OTHER result than tho
( p'uuging Of Prussia and France into war
~ account Of the caudidAlure Of q Hu.
benzolIeru Prince. How public opinion
iuaIly stood may be inferred IRON To-,
vote in the Gurtez on Wednesday, a. fol
lows; For the Duke Of Aosta, l9l votes
ia favor of the Federal Republic, e.
votesi for the Unitarian Republic, 3
Duke Monipeusier, ~; Duke Espartcro.
- Duke AlPhonso, 8 for Duchess Mont
pensier, |. Including the blanks Of I'll,
Gafllst Deputies, the total number o.
votes cast was 3ll Several thrown fot
Mher candidates were subsequently
changed 70 the list ia favor of the Duk,
u Aosta, 50 that the Italian Prince was
formally proclaimed King of Spain. Tn,
reception Of the proclamation by the PEG
PIE was as favorable as could have beel.
expected, after the prolonged difference,
II sentiment that had prevailed on til,
subject. The CarIists still threaten diff
.ullcs, and here are rutuors Of disorder.
nd plots, some Of them aimed at Gen.
Trim. Onthe whole, the new King i,
1ot to be cnvied The Republicans are
Iot yet strong enough to control the GOV
ernmeni, bot their strength is increasing.
and their talent and energy will make
hem a thorni IN The side Of any dyuasp
@hcli may think TO carry matters IN the
ild desp0tic way ~ Boston journal.