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Attachment Notice.

Thomas s. Fowler. .pltf, Before Janst
against Armstrong, J. Z.
R. P. Smith, defendant. Of Mslass seWsss
ship, Monroe county. Ohio: At ny instance
an attachment was issued on the 2lsh dsy
Of December, 1889, against the properly .SHat1
tels'and effects Of said dsfep dant, . nensIssl<t
dent OF said county, for the sum Of e1t 75,s
principal and interest to date. and costsefs :
suit; set for hearing Fsbrusry8 9, 1870. a ~
O'Clock am. THOMAS 8. FoWkED. as
jan4w3. M $50
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TIE STORE

Is . fiist class Brick, the northwssterly third
Of substantial snd elegant block, ersoled u
1857. tits situated In the centerof ba5lne6t
n the beautiful and hourishing City u M
rietta, Ohis, and Is "a feet on Front stssss b.
so feet deep, three stories high, With csllar
under the whole. Il IL 6uishsd n he finest
in the State outside Of he psinsipsi cities.
The lot is "a feet BY $50 feet. WitA rear
front on Post street, and 4 increasing n val
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EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS

Agents are meeting With unexampled s15z
cess. The high character Of the work, ~ q
practical value to all classes. its splendid - 9
Communications, and its beautiful appearances:
place them on the high road to success ffod
the very outset. For circulars, unparsilsls1
fishers, TT West Fourth street, cincinsast;&
P. s.-Also, wanted Agents for GsssJsysf
AMERICAN CONFLICT, and mcst bsauti-f
full FAnlLr BIBLE The last named work just
out. janlWE
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THE DWELLING

AM6 Nv Ghn4MW =
Is . good two-story brick, in sxoellsnt rspaifs
and contains eleven rosms. It 4 nnsly lSsa-
tee in the village OF Williamstown, % tks
Ohio river, opposite Marietta, and oonmabds
beautiful view Of the city and river. ~
THE DRY GOODS :.
Are new, fashionable, of the bsst quality II
all respects, and purchased expressly fer the
retail trade. They consist Of Ane Cloths.--
Cassimers, Dress Goods, Domestics- lin short
a full line Of all Goods usually keptin First
Clsss Dry Goods Store The Goods will b APP
praised by two merchants Of this oity-ths
appraisers to be chosen by the tiekst-holdsrs.
The oharapter We sustain In the community
where we reside will preclude the idea that
there is any speculation or hunting In :his
Distribution. Every thing conneoted with it
will be conducted on principles Of the strict
est integrity. Reference may be made 10 the
officers Of the city and county, - well % 70
the citizens OF this section generally,
The undersigned take pleasure IN testifyine
to the honesty and straight-iorwardnsss Of
the Messrs. Berkeley l. Dutton. The patruns
of their Distribution can rest assured that
the utmost fairness and honesty will b thsif
greatest aim, 50 that all will have equal chan
ches In the prizes offered. They would fus.
ther state that the valuation put upon The
property is not fictitious, but real. and is IN
every respect as represented.
L. W.tCHAMBERLAlN. Probate Judge,
LEWIS ANDERSON, County Treasursr.
EWe-requesta prompt respenss, .hatlw ws
may close the operation in the spssdisst pos-
sible manner
fRemitsauces nay be made b. Bssk
Drafts, Postofioe Orders. or Registered Lsts
ters. Write names and address plainly.
The distribution will be supsslntended "
competent committee, and Niil positively
take place at the tins dssisnsted. u NJ
tickets are not then ell sold, We fsssFss ths
right to withdraw from the Dry 0oeds s9lQgh
to make up the deficiency.
EFor Agencies and Tickets ad1cosa
BRRKLEY & DUTr0N, naristtas ohio.
| dec2Sw5. ~
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k1-Addrcss all letters
rTHE srlRlT OF DraocRAcT,'
WoodsfeId.
Monroe County,
1..5l -, 49,. Ohio.

~
kH"rhc President has issued an or
der abrognting the civil authority in
Georgia and placing the State once more
under military rule. .ye,vs item.
Wkat kind OF a Government is this, in
which q President, by simply issuing an
efder, wipes one Of the largest States in
the Union out Of existence, and leaves
in its stead a mere military province =
Laws. constitutions. courts. judges, juries
oil instantly disappear tefore an order
OF d President. aud in lieu OF them is
sabstituted The lawless caprice OF 9
shoulder strapped dictator.
Yet so familiar to our people has
these acts Of high handed usurpatiou
i,ocomc, that from ninc-tenths OF the
newspapers the above little paragraph is
all the attention they receive.
r. GLApsrosE should pcrpetrate sucl
an outrage upon one Of the States o.
Crest Britain would not our Radicals
howl again
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Ntu 90bertls'ls'nltatsr
Report

OF the Treasurer Of The Monroe Cqnntt
agricultural Society for TIE Teerv
1869:
Total amount received, u s06 -
Amt paid on premiums and
for exp. for the year 1859, $570 s65r.f, -fsftsi
Amt pd on old premiums q "a g >
debts, 372 85- sSe 80
Balance in Treasury JAN |. 1870 $iss ~
W. T. MORRIS.
jan4w3. TT. Monroe Co. Ag. Soc.
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"a fsE a. -
PARIS, December 2S-.l'he Journal
Oficiale announces the resignation Of The
Ministry and the Emperor's determine
ton to accept the same. It contains al
SO a letter from the Emperor to NJ. EN-
lie requesting him to name persons who
will associate with him fora homogeneous
Cabinet faithfully representing the legis-
lative majority and resolve to apply in
letter and spirit to the Senatus Consul
tum of September 9Th. The Emperor
counts on the devotion Of the Corps Leg
islatif to the great interests of the coun-
try no-less than on that of M. Olivier
to aid him in the task hehas undertaken
Of putting into successful operation a
constitutional regime.
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PARIS, December 2S-The new sess-
ion of the Corps Legislatif commenced
to-day. M. Schneider was reelected
President bya vote of 100 to 40.
The Liberal journals, commenting on
the Emperor's letter to NJ. Olivier, say
that personal government is now at an
end in France, and the letter. is the first
chapter of the Liberal Empire.
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RICHMOND, December aS.-It has
transpired that number of the sheriffs
appointed by General Candy under the
reconstruction acts are default1rs to the
State in sums ranging from $4,000 to $40
900, which they collected but are unable
to pay into the Treasury.
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ROME, December 2S.-It is certain that
in the questions thus far submitted to
the consideration of the committee ap-
pointed by the Council nothing is said
on the subject Of infalhbility. The Pope
expresses the opinien that the members
of the Council have no voice in the reg
ulation Of that body's proceedings.
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rFCougrcss has adopted a successful
method Of Pcrsi,ading people to sec the
p,rfections OF the littccnil amendment.
5 4 State, Georgia. for instance, Is
kicked out Of the Unipn,thc door bolted
ON her, and notice given that when she
adopts the fifteenth amendment, and
aeknowlcdces that she did il freely and
voluntarily and without any restraint OF
duress Of any kind, then such State will
be rcadmitted into toe Tnion. $.
This process is likely TO make the
amendment very popular.
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MADRID, December 29.-Senor Zarilla,
Minister of Justice, made a speech at
Albecta, yesterday, wherein he declared
shat if the Government cannot lind a
King they will throw themselves into the
arms of arepublic. ~
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BURKLEY 4 DUTToS'S
O. r a n p d
PROPERTY DISTRIBUTION
Marietta, Ohio, February |, 1870.

70 FAKE PLACE AT
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Partyism In the New Orleans Gus
tom HOuse--COllectOr Casey
Oustlng Democrats.

New ORLEANS, December 20.-The
difficulty between the Republican and
Collector Casey has ended in a COM
promise. In note to the editor of the
Republican he says:
"My attention has been called to some
structures in your paper regarding my
official conduct in the disposition Of the
personnel of the Custom House. Some
democrats have been and are now in the
Custom House, but as fast as the inter
ests of the government will permit and
competent and trustworthy men can be
found. I shall remove them and appoint
republicans in their Places
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Is good two-story brick. in exesllsnt rspaifs
tee in the village OF Williamstown, % ne
Ohio river, opposite Marietta, and oommands
beautiful view Of the city and river. "a
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PARIS, December 29.-The approach
ing session of the. Corps Legislatif is
fixed for January TO- NJ. Rouher will
be named President for 1870.
The Journal Official publishes letter
from the Emperor to M. FORBADE Ia Ro-
quette, saying that he accepts the resig-
nation of the Ministry with regret, and
it affords him pleasure to acknowledge
the services which NJ. FORBADE has rem
dered the country and the Emperor in
the faithful execution Of the recent re-
forms and in maintaining public order with
firm hand. @ -
Count Napoleon d AM and Louis Jo-
seph Buffet, Chief of the, Left Centre,
have refused to enter the new Ministry
1t is reported that Messrs Talhenst and
Segris, members Of the Right Centre, al
so refused tits certain that NJ. Magne
the present Financial Secretary, M. Le-
borg, Minister Of War, and Admiral
Rigonlt, the Minister of Marine, will re-
tain their positions. "
PARIS, December 20.--M. Rouher has
been appointed President of the Senate
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T E L E G. R A P FL I G.

Agent Buckeye Colon
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE BON Ds

NEW HAVEN. MIDDLE1owN AND wILLfSANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Secured BY lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE
ROAD present safe onvenient, attractive. and pro-
ntabie Investment They bear SEVEN PER CENT.
INTEREST. payable hilEycariy-May and November,
In New York-FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. and
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CONNECT.
CUT; are issued In denominations OF $500 and o. 90,
and at toe opton Of the holder. b. REGISTERED,
with or without coupon attached
This deserve lily popular security nossesses advan
tages which will always make 1t FAvORfrE INVEST.
MENT. aud one which must be constantly in demand
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UOi no ron TALFOUnD LAWN

HOi HOT not FOR TALFOURD LAWN,
H JAMAICA, l.. l.
GREAT SUCCESS,
large number OF lots already sold to those who In
FREE IUNCif hSD FREE RIDE.
TUESDAY, JUNE H. 1870.
via South Side u. Il. Train caves the foot OF South
sth A., Wlllamsburrh.
ut l0:l5 o'c ock \. NJ. precisely.
Every lot is beautifully iocAief Oh GRADED AVE.
NUE. adjoining the X H. depots. and within FOUR
HLOt KS OF Is shat hav rcccntly DID for $500
kACI Lots az Ialinuri Lawn. 500 and UPWARDS.
fht 4HuikssHSXs99, 44UGRp fF i T. ISL Se'DE'
~ only require $40 IN CASH To secure ACTUAL
POS EsslON. Thcn go monthly until pail for, with.
out any Allllpna exp insc whatcyer.
- THIS Is THE WHOLE STORY.
cUsiG ONT CON- KILT CONE EVERYBODY
FLEE l. SCH AID FIRE. WiDE,
TUESDAY; JUNE "a 1910.
lois O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Early and late tiaius daily only 30 minutes TO the
ict} hors; cars to all the ferries every 20 minutes
Fakes securing these lots ri present prizes CAN
NAkh NO MieTAkE, Long before full payment is
DOUBLE IHEIG PRESENT COST.
Ur beautiful ride. Ihe county lOO,s like q gar.
den IL costs nothing TO LOOK at our property d. not
TAI 70 A''' F.a apn IL VIII an FREE EIDE
Tues DAY, JUSE u. 1870,
go lO:i5 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Those who cannot send o. call rec tickets will be
provided on their arrival at the depot before the train
Foc full particulars, fee tickets. price lists. maps
TALfoURD LAWN LOT ASSOCIATION.
NJ Cedar st.. room ?.
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PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.
HATCH FooTE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
TIinE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD


rI'HE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Auburn. popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district is thus efficiently provided for.
The local business OF the Southern Central will be very
large. both IN freight and passenger tanic The rich
agricultural country through which 1t Will Afford
constantly increasing business The great manufac-
turing establishments at Auburn whose water power
lie the best In the state, and the enterprislns towns
along the line viii always to tins road good
income.
vERMlLYE CO., the Financial Agents OF the road,
offer the remaining unsold portion OF the Bonds VITA
greatest confidence believing them to be good
security ANY that has been placed on this
ket The BonCs bear per cent. have thirty years
rum and teY convertible into stock vt the option
of the holder.
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AsiIoloor.

I OOK UERE so humbur MAJ 40 n" :
everything ltf name Of tl uuH .nu 'u.'I' t'' -
DINER Nhllor causes spcrdy marriage, ultt o. !,
tho a lons scrutt'i shows ,hc b.r 'rr- %. 10 ''
marry, lJ' west mt ST.. hrtNvvu inA tNH ' " ~
NDM, wELLINGTO\ Ru,lu... an arl ~
~ eliiiAofAhl tells 300 u. 49, "t ~ e., 4
lkchtNs, n~iie AMI nuWhcis roe Fr..t' ] ! ' -
tVth 81 bet. iti As ann rvsLHn I..I- u.'c'n u" "a
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Nil.ilrNs.

aorst5 mo oarrlaos.
A GREAT REDUCTI0S u PPRIICES FOR
~ thelf NAi CrJuns, 90 hY 200 f,ct,
.,- . dS mud go broadway, New YORK,
lbNlc men SOmcrs, sTanyefa and the public ganer.
ay' 10 cal ard examine their large and
hne stock Of Carriage,
comprising ClareNCes Lnndnus, COup3s, BArOuChes,
EeloilE Lsbnpets, ;, 4, aud 6-seat rhaeiOns,
-, - ,houp6 and siN,siat iOckaway'.
oone'hurse kpckawaYs aud Depot Wagons and Pony
Ihattons. flne Top Buggics reduced FROM 1910 SiS
rue no top Bug lea, reduced from IS 70 $40
Nemelnhtr for thlrty rays, great liar sains.
livery carriage guaranteed for one year.
IlS ARRIVED ms morning "A lot of Western
nh!I hM nAh - : suitable fr all purposes; also
somr ne driyht hps'r. 10 Nestry 81. N0'
fAHY NnlTNEN's Meats Foot Harness s-,n !;
Il O.h blacks. Iolishaa and toaDs a lie same time
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Amussmfmfa.

1mnssmtmis. .
BooTTs THTfAATg4FSSYeHr.
f EHsk a4 fHf SS GSStaz e
-. s ssyfs# f SSSlS5Fss
has been received he manage meht feel warranted
UNTIL q fREIfssiSSA;'$S, EynsN T.. ,,.,. .,
tn. pro IdgssS4f fhGais PSf DRAMA By
VIII afse f HUdTss sDi'!l''
which will be presented afer CAREFUL and rLAsonArr
.SoficE.@fh. public are informed thu, Tickets par:
js sfs % 'no ''
BoorT7f 9 T4H1!kAlTENg'rs CEMENT
On M'n1.s fTinl he Gi lbs 'a' ,n''" ,',
in o{thS s'sg.F''l''' Incident
ON ri Tf,1E 5t Sff !. June +.
which viii be presented with powerful c,et
Ol a.iIssl E''SAsEststsss ss sEi zr
AND 5a IA! hlfHHBEg $sS, t;i: OF
rn 'H "i1 FS Ssl NTH fF 1as
E Ssys fp ~ 81 1sn %Tfs ssss
and til. rSDOhhlr $TSfl til PRESS
A. ented for Gan and st,racsycncs. .,..
day and Saturday, as complete as in Its evening per-
THE OATES ~ Th5 ii9Apf 4 N'ygFkE F,oonANue.
,oss,:THs ,p%UGIifsR or ri, EG3StEHgS6 ,r,s
<Tn AVENUE TuEATRE,n
y c sSSssgs
sRGAssoSx
a "'i5s VA os rsssS W. q liant
"rEnSAspEn emitted GAliFa!hAS SDSsA ri T2Snouoo
silk III !I So SGiiSt: skJS}sifsss OF THE
CHARACTERS By Ms. Arnc. Ethel,
p. e a ssorf EsS Siart G3o 2 fal a
ld.r. D-vers pP gti pi9css
sAfrfhibAY.
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The great Pf%GLyE ~ n'
now In It's ,,,,,.,,,
''' 4GElIi GIS f' 9ai S$ d E%fiSGr.
rHl'N4 ldrd SHo"f''
AtnEfIirfSA T%'fg, G,iEHf sffciATTY.
Seats secured r,S 81 LIZ aiy1acG At tae ~, by
My ict Si.cc corner go Il. AMI jr6ilST.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ THE 'ooYviE.awdEL,iiNG SucGEss
GRAND sk %r fns CONCERT
ofiast unday with Ss9 In,t r.. st i'om tbs
u,uo TSAn lam +" o o i, o AnNls NJ
Of sySsbba A24> FRv f&fi<Sss .jtgyrn.
In "h''" In "a M i,tr r iS al .i Ala
., - 80 y6ckL kRrisTs
Cone, l,r. MAX MNRFTzsK.
Seats sccu rl NJ III. noS Or a.sn ~ snr tr'',
Iroa4T;;s ~. AZ lre -way '',e' Gie' conner O ~
80, ., ,,,,,,.,, -, ,,,x,c,,,y-
w nnn S&Ii3ys' t5 TO CO., ,,' .a5flii ST
oLoHoE "ooD''',.'.....:. '..'',...,.'''' Manager.
uNrARAI1hL. . SUCCESS
,.,-. MAHTtNE'rI TRovfE
III '"S'' great sKhNorNI ACT
como TRICK PASroNIuE OF
iiCr a. IL fii,Nu'
S syeIy n'FH' at T. NJ rr'eedei by tho capital
, 3, 4. , , =. -, tue Young wlrow.
poa,, , are a. az. e. Sf1'f NLE'rF wALh AcA
rnr.r,men, for fu4M a:i p. ;SSS o. ,e ua- .u
'"0' ana A'''' uR. JOHN rnoUouAu
MArKEp success nj ! fIit'sIVsTIc APPLAUSE,
avail ~ S 70 Mo-, no" \, sIn -
popular ''Or' of "Ans en'i'lcd The
rnn signal Or or DANGER.
EVERY kvN"iNG UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
" 'N' H. GA JoiifiSf rSolGilh1 a."
IN el 'nooe'',a. d,am.' rll2 RED LlaIr,
L mrss,.n q the ,,,,v
sTii%"I WITH siL
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Il ISLAND RAILROAD BONDS.-Tms Company arc
prepared to exchange their h'st mortgage sinking
fund cent. boudS due IN 1896. for bonds
O. the Chicago and Rock Island Company. maturing
July, 1870 The bonds oereo In exchange are secured
by mt mortgnge on the entire road equipment
extending from Chicago TO Council ufs Including the
tent J. Y. TRACY, President,
New York. April g. 1870
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ost ano Soulu.

OST-on Friday evening, q roll Of plans and srCc.
ING Ons, Jarden architect, between q an ( %
ssr bh aN lhe tIn WIN ne incrally rtw1rdg Oy
lev NJ them at oLYERs paint store, corner 2Ith st.
I'm o ay.
OST-ln going from Brosdwly and Howard st. to
- DesDlohse, q ferry u trad ~ car, ladys
hnntlnE case gold watch, Geneva make. A LIBERAL Ie-
WARD be paid fof the same by calling at a. How ,rd
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tir,bOrhs.

FIREWORKS,
. .....a... WHOLESALE,
SIS, New York. w. ~ "
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JAMkn II COLEMAN, Referee

NPuH~uANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
4 ihe county VI New YORK, notice u h'rcny Fiyou 70
~ ~ persons haEng aims sgalnst Henry lHon "a.
WIN vouchers thereof TO the suhC.ers at the lnIr,
OF Luther > Lawrence ESQ., lGI Nassau st.. 100 The y
OF New lork ON ~ before the hrst dly OF Ausustucht
iMel New } urS, the twenty ,ecJud day ol Jaunuh
N'O' Lni Hi 4 5! HlEEwGAnfESSc Administrator,
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RANKING HOUSE OH
HENRY CLEws Il CO.
81 WALL STREET

ON DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD
Perons depos ting vita us check At sight In
manner with National ban IS.
Certificates Ofdcposit ssued bearing interest at mar
ket rates Collections made all points, and loans
negotiated.
We ony and sell at current market prices U. 8. GOV
EMINENT BONDS OF ell issues, aud execute ORDER
lor the purchase aud sale OF GOLD. and al rstclass
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GhEAT OBEFn.-HOHACR WATERS No.
N e Broadway, Will dispose OF 100 Pianos Melodeons
and Qrgan, o. siL nr,t,oIass Makes Including ChcH'
erlntb extremely low prices tor cash, during IN
month, or VIII tko from u 10 ta5 monthiy until laid
Ihe same 70 let, and rent money applied n purchaed
A LADY gilIsel "a handsome Piaootorte IN perfec
order Tor 800 sweet tome. 20 Third st.,
door. "
1nn STANDARD ORGANS 70 rent aud sod
Il WV on insAntIenu at " por month all rents al,
lowrd 'aTsrd. The purchase. fEL0UBkT, PkLTOE
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atntlstrp.

CN'NTITSIIU'
'TEETI EXTRACTED without pam 10 years
4 brhuuluuI dnilclttnn: Ens admins cTe |. Bclu
iul teetl, VI So, fl9; llumpcTJ tor thin faces.
}, JAY NiLLERs. 1855 a. and st.. near Bi oadway
2I PER TOOTH,-The lin, Il continuou. gum
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Wtani,o---ptmalts.

A GIRL wantci to 90 chsmberwork. take care Of
~ chll4ren and mako herself generally useful must
have good reference. Cell sher sH O'Clock, at as
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A GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
"A Sod on account Of sickness chesp rent. tS East
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20
Care Of Plants In Winter.

We hope our friends have been persuad'
ed TO gather about them, even in winter,
some growing plants If so, we will give
you i. few simple directions how to make
them grow and blossom freely. The worm
Used by anglers, therefore called angie
worm, is very troublesome if it breeds in
the soil in your lower-pots, as it will feed
upon the roots, and in time kill the plants.
Lime water will destroy the worms, and
increase the brilliancy Of the foliage. Buy
a piece of unslaked lime the size of an ap-
pie slake it in pail Of cold water; when
II has settled, pour off and bottle, and place
the bottles in the cellar 10 prevent freez-
ing. 1t is best to use it sparingly at first;
teaspoonful to large flower-pot once a
week will destroy the worm or other yer
min. If in time you wish to increase the
growth of your plant, pour one table.
spoonful in drops over the surface Of a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20
sOAP.MAKER,s MANUAL. a

SELF CURE OF sTAMMEKING-,lot An ad.
y vertisng pamphlet, but the most approved and
successful modes Of Self tmcnt clearly explained.
% cts. JEsSE HANEY Il CO.,
119 Nassau St., New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20
An Oyster Pie.

Make light.puff paste dough; cover
it, and set in cold place an hour line a
drum.shaped mould with the paste brush
the edge next to the bottom on the inside,
with the white Of an egg; lay upon the
bottom piece Of the dough rolled round
to fit, and let it turn up half an inch upon
the inside; press it against the sides upon
which the white of the egg is, so as to
cement them together. Lay across the
top of the mould, crossed in different d.
rectiOns, large broom. straws, washed
clean. This Will support the lid, and pre-
vent its falling in. While the pastry is
baking, get the oysters ready; put enough
to fill the mould in a stew-pa they must
be well covered with their own liquor.
Crate in the yolks of two hard boiled
eggs; rub into large tablespoonful of
fresh butter a dessert spoonful of flour !;
put this to the oysters. Stew FIVE or six
minutes, or until the oysters begin to
shrink; add wine-glass of rich, sweet
cream. As soon as the mould is ready,
take off the top crust remove the pastry
from the mould, and put it into hand
some circular, deep dish. Pour in the
oysters; replace the top crust, and serve
hot If left standing too long, the bottom
crust will imbibe so much of the gravy as
so make 1t heavy and sodden. Some per-
tons like this pie seasoned with mace-use
it if relished. Instead of the straws to
support the lid of the mould, slices OF
light bread are sometimes used to fill it.
When the crust is done, remove the bread
and pound it fine for soups, pudding, ETC.,
etc. Send part of the gravy to table in a
gravy boat, using only enough in the pie
to moisten the meat well.-Erchdnge.