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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Notices inserted Grafs.

A'1Se
In Liberty. at h e house OF the brides pa
rents, Feb. lst, by Rev. Davtd GoOdw1llle-
MI. ROBERT p. McGEEHON, and Miss
LOIS APPLICABLE. daughter Of Mt. Cal
win Apologize. all OF Liberty.
BY Rev. 7. B. TAFT, Jan 30th at he resi-
dence OF the brides father, Mr.. MARTIN
II. WILSON, ofNeW Lyme, Ashtabula Co.,
Ohio, and Miss SUSIE NOBLE, OF Gusta-
vus, Trumbul Co, Ohio.
In Rowland, Feb. ID. at the residence OF
Austin Andrews. by h. T. Ewalt. Esq. Mr..
AUSTIN A. BRIGHT, to Miss ELIZA
BETH ROW.
At the N. r. Parsonage. Jan, 81, ISL, by the
Rev. NJ. Williams, Mr. ANDREW ROT-
TER, 70 Miss LOTTIE ANDERSON.
On Tuesday, Jan. 81, ISL, at the residence OF
WILLIAM W. G. WILSON, OF Niles. o.,
and Miss HANNAH S. BLUNT, OF Can
field, Ohio.
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NOTICE.
IN sale OF Real Estate By order % Court
OntheGth day Of Feb AID, 1871, betWsea
the hours Of one and three o'clock. D. m,
on the premises. and At the residence Of the
late JAMIE Boys, will be sold 4 the highest
bidder. the following real estate, a. the
property Of Daniel Boyl decd, to-Wft: Stu
ate In the county ofTrumbulandState Of o..
and which Is known ~ q part Of the south
and west quarter OF LotZ, IN Liberty town.
ship, andbonnded IS folioWB: On the north
by lands formerly owned By Hugn Cald-
well, on the east BY lands formerly owned
owned BY James Nelson. and on the west
by n owned By J. W-Nelson. q J. Ian
der, containing one hundred and thirteen
acres OF land.
Also one other piece In the northeast part
OF sectian No. IS IN said county. township
and state. bounded north On Ehe section
line forty chains thence south EA chatnss
thence east 40 chains; thence north 10 the
place Of beginning, containing my acre. OF
Also a part OF Lot No. n In aid township.
I county and stats, being eighty ac-ea ofland
on the south end o. the following premises /.
Beginning At a post I the highway, 81 rods
10 links south OF the township line: thence
south 176 rods and six links hence west
AS rods; thence north I76 rods and sinks;
theme east las rod to the place OF begin
ming This last piece - subject to 1doWB
dover, being the use OF the whole land du-
ring her life. First piece appraised at so
per acre. Second $50 and third AZ $50, srb-
Jet TO said lower estate.
Terms OF sale made known on day OF sale.
R ". RATLIFF,
Admir- o. Daniel BOyH. de0d.
AAMmA mALUM@LL
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The Woman's suffrage question has
attained an eminence that makes it a
great national problem at last. Messrs.
Butler and LOughridge, Of the House
Committee on the Judiciary, have pre-
sented 8 minority report on the subject
10 Congress actually uphOlding Mrs.
Woodh1lrs theory that women are al
lowed to vote under the common law OF
England, and even by the provisions Of
he fourteenth amendment Of our own
constitution. And this is Ben. Butler,
too, the sage Of Essex, who cannot under
any Interpretation be considered an
afiliator with the long-haired philosO-
pliers of the strOng-minded female
school. In fact, Judging Butler by all
his past actions and by everything that
is known Of his character and his dis
position, we feel confident he would
never have cosied up to the woman
movement in this ann unless there
was something in II. And so we may
expect the movement to assume a na-
tiOnal importance at once.-N. J. Her
AID.
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.HF sTATFO OF OHIO.

THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
County. In the Probate Court. Naomi
barb, Adm'x or Jacob Barb, dec, vs. Mar
Tin ". Barb, e. al The defendant Martin
W. Barb, viii take notice that on the Lth
day OF January, A. D.lS7i, the plaintiff hled
in aid Court her petition against said de-
fendant and others, heirs ofSaid Jacob BaAb,
deed, allegingthat plaintiff has nled in said
Court adnal settlement OF said estate, which
shows in her hands FOR distribution among
those entitled thereto, the sum OF sl,62;
that plaintiff, as widow. Is entitled to s6ll,6o
thereof. that the defendants are entitled 70
equal proportions OF the alance remain
ing AFTER deducting said last-named sum,
except said Martin W., who, during the LIE
orsald Jacob, to-wit: on or about the othday
Of Aug. 1859, received an advancement nom
said Jacob Of i've und dollars. and Is
therefore not entitled to any Of said nnd--
Petition prays that an order Of distribution
be made by said Court In accordance with
the facts. Said petition viii be for hearing
March Is, ISL, az 10 o'clock, 4 m
NAOMI BARB,
Adm'x Of Jacob Barb, decd
". T. SPAR, ATTY.
Feb L lEl-6t
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abused and most incorrigible little
Arabs that could be picked out in the
l say zone day. for Mrs.
Howe says they have no " bad boys
there now, and it is wonderful how
soon the kind words Of love and SYM
pathy the boys hear, take root in
their little hearts, springing into beau
teOus life and bearing kindred fruits.
Many a boy in this institution has
been taken from the dark cells Of
jails, and a few even from the peni-
Tertiary, and rescued from ruin. 1
saw two little fellows, one eleven
years and the other only nine, who
had spent several months in Ham
ilton county Jail, as United States
prisoners, having entered a post office
and stolen 4 package Of letters in hope
Of finding money therein. These
children, then, had neither home nor
friends. Now they have both, and
will doubtless be saved to the State
by being reared honest and industri-
Gus young men. One very little boy
only a dozen years Old-was pointed
out to me as a wholesale dealer, he
having stolen a locomotive! 1t hap
pened that he one day Jaw a locOmo-
tive standing at a station, with no
one about it. He slyly climbed onto
It, put on steam, and away they flew
for 9 dozen or more miles, until the
steam gave out, and the piratical
young engineer was Overhauled. An
other ten year old earned a scholar
ship here by deliberately smashing q
large plate-glass window, in one Of
the chief cities of the State, to pro-
vide himself with some articles he saw
on show there. Some of these boys
have shed blood and taken human
life. In fact the whole catalogue OF
crimes that sent many Of these boy;
to prison and to this place, is dark and
fearful. But there is a brighter side
to the picture. The statistics Of the
institution show the pleasing fact thai
nine-tenths of those sent to the Re
form Farm are reformed and sent out
into the world in a few years will
honest hearts, pure and noble aspira'
tons, having the will and ability t
earn an honest living. Probably NJ
other institution belonging to thu
. State is doing more real, substantial
good than the Reform Farm SchOO
for Boys. Certainly every citizen o
Ohio should feel proud Of this grea
work, which has been so marked a
to attract the attention Of the phi
~lanthropie and charitable men anC
women Of other States, and in a mum
Der of instances institutions are being
established and modelled after the
plan Of the Ohio SchOOl-the pioneej
in the unequaled Family system
We hope that any Of our readers WHIT
may ever have a chance to visit thu
school near Lancaster, will not fail Il
do so, for we assure them that the!
will see and learn much that vii
crafty and surprise them. W. r
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
- The state OF Ohio, Trumbun County, S.
John H. Homer In ITumbul Com
John johnson, ct. all
Bv virtue Of an order OF sale Issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF
county, Ohio, in The above named case, 10
me directed and delivered, I shall expose
10 bubble sale at the door OF b COurt House,
in the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 11th, 1871,
between the hours OF q and Ave o'clock,
.. m, OF said day, the following described
acknowledgements
lst piece. situated in the tOWnRh1p OF Gus
tavus, County Of Trumbul q StaIe oi
OHIO. and is known BY part OF LOIS No-IS
and 3. and bounded and described as tol-
lows: East and west by original lot lines
and lands ofPhilo Meacham; south by lands
OF PhUo Meacham and Austin G. Meacham,
in Lot No. Is. and north by q lii drawn and
running east and west p paraLsl 70 ne
south line OF said lots, and so Tar therelrom
as TO contain one und and seYenty-uNe
acres, Il being n part OF the farm lately own
ed by PhilO Gates, late or Gustavus qeed.
Sd piece, situatei in Gustavus township, IN
said County and Stale, and known as part
OF Lots No. Is and 50 and the whole OF LOT
No. 3. bounded as follows: north partly by
highway running diagonhlly tnrOusn LoL
M "a and the north line Of Lot =, west BY
lot lines. south by lands OF Austin g. Meach-
am. Philo Meacham and Elm Linsley east
" original lOL me- GLGA44Au6 jill
one half acre on the north side ofLot NOS
heretofore decided to the trustees OF Gusta-
vus Tp., for a burying ground, containing
within these bounds, two hundred one and
/ a half acres ofland, and being the sameland
conveyed 10 the said John by Phuo
| Gates n others. by deed recorded on pages
81. 81 and 81, OF book % OF records ofdeedz
OF Trumbuu County.
The above describedlands and tenements
subject TO the wifeS right Of dover.
US acres appraised NJ S6l22,g9
9L do do do Sls55,00.
@ls. do do do S5ss0o0
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
. Rharifs once Warren, o.. Feb. s. lsll-3t
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DEATHS.

Notice a deakh hee-ObituGry IRE erEs per Line
At b residence OF his father. in Warren,
Jan. 2ith EDWIN +. MULLEN, IN he
18th year Of his age.
In Mesopotamia, Jan. oath. or paraletic
stroke, Mrs. CLARISSA GALPIN, aged IS
years, widow OF Deacon Galpin, late OF
EinSmsn and relict OF fool /. B. sheldon,
OF the former place.
In Bazetta, Jan. .. 1871, Oflung fever, FLOR
ANCE LEDA. infant daughter Of Harvey
and Maggie Mahanuah, aged / mo-, and 9
days.
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The miracle of the age has been
found in the person Of William H.
North, who won't take the State Sen
atOrship of the Tenth District Of Wis
eonsin, because he only got the certi-
fcste Of election on account Of the
misprinting of his opponents name
on some six hundred ballots
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Sntnrdar. March I1th. 1s71,
SSTGNMENT.

N Notice is hereby given that on the ztn
nav Of January, ISL, the firm OF Norton z
Kibbee, lately doing business At Bristol,
Trumbuu County, Ohio, made an assign
ment to me, for the benefit OF creditors, I'M
der the laws OF this state nave &C
cspted said trust, and have been duly quail
led to execute the same. All persons IN
debted to the hrm are requested TO make
Immediate payment; n those having
claims sgainst the same, VIII present them
for allowance.
Fab & IEI-3t. Assignee.
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Dairvman

We are requested to state that some OF
the people in the vicinity Of New Wind
sor. nj. desire the establishment OF a
Cheese Factory in their midst. They
are willing to guarantee the products OF
at least 100 cows, and If parties cannot
furnish means 10 put the establishment
in running order, they will receive as
sistance. No one but a man OF expert
eRce is desired. For further particulars
address T. MERRYMAS, New Windsor,
III
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EGAL NOTICE.

-@a@A 49,
LJoseph King and Eebecca King, OF Car
uaYflle, Clayton County, Iowa, and The IN
known heirs OF Robert King, deed. who Gs
supposed to live somewhere IN the Stateof
Iowa, but whose and and exact ralidsnee
u unknown, VIII AXE notice that q petition
was nled against them on The 18Th day OF
January, A d. ISL In the Court % Common
Pleas, within and for he county o. Trum-
bull q state Of Ohio. By VIM. RiteEel and
DanlelC. Thompson, and Is now pending.
wherein said petitioners demand partition
Of the following described real estate, To-
wit: Part Of original Lot No. a, IN ne
township OF Rowland but now included BY
the corporate limits OF the city o. Warren,
County OF Trumbun. and stats ofOhio, and
bounded on the north b. Market 81 on the
east by and OF joseph Boyce, and GeS-ge
Clements, Jrs On south by lands Of the
estate Of Samue CheEney, and IN the west
by Chestnut ST; being the same lan desert
bed In q deed nom o N. King and wife
10 Frederick kariher and wife, recorded In
Trumbul County records o 90 page -"
and that Al the next term Of said Court the
said petitioners VII apply for an order that
partition may be made Of said prsmisea
WA. RITEZEI.
DANIEL c. THOMPSON
By Geo. P. Hunter, Atty.
Warren, o. an Is, l37O-6t
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.IsTnRY OF THE ANERICAN

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN
HCUVIL WAR-by John William ORA
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Intellectual Development OF Europe"
thoughts on American Civil Policy" &c.
Complete in three elegant Octave Volumes
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Important lessons, and lead TO sharp oOser-
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Whatever the solution Of the precise cause.
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~tagonistic ideasand antigontstic systemstn
the North and South, DR.. Diapers apprecia-
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the political complications they drew on, OF
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brought by the one against the other, and
comprehends why they were felt 10 Oe hon
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lions understand, and 50 both pity and res
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N-OTTCF m

M i Ut Ut IIL-NDs
The creditors OF 1.-THE late arm Of Langley
4 Waldorf doing business Al johnston
Trumbuu county, Ohio, are hereby notlned
that mon an claims against said estate, dU-
Nv prnTen and allowed up to Feb. T. Isl, q
drst dividend OF twenty-five per cent has
been declared. payable at my ONCE in this
city, on and amer Feb; Is, lsIl All pay
the owner Of the claim, or by his agent or
Attorney, upon the presentation OF written
~ GEO. P. HUNTER.
Assignee OF Langley q Waldorf
Warren, O.. Feb. s, ls7l-St.
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FGAL NOTICE

IPster ". Walter VI. Fannie WaltsA
The defendant Fannie Walter, q nORN
resident OF the state OF Qht0 viii Taxa no.
tiee that on the 18th day ofIah, lGl the
plaintiff Peter ", Walter, nled In the Court
his petition AGAINST the defendant, prayin9
for q dissolution OF the marriage Contract
hetWeen them. for the custody OF their mis-
nor children. Cause alleged 1ordiForce ano
the part Of DESCENDANT. said canss win
for trial At the next term o. said Court of
COMMON Pleas. aommsncing Feb, - ISL.
By HUTCHNA GLIDDEN q STULL-
Jan. Is lS3i-1 Att,ys Dr Peudonsr.
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Basis Of Settlement OF the Alabama
Claims. THE Fishery Question.

A special dispatch to the Pittsburgh
Commercial, dated January 5Othi says:
Ithas been mentioned heretofore in these
dispatches that there were rumors cur
rent here to the effect that Minister
Tbornton had received instructions from
tbs British Government to negotiate for
h settlement of the Alabama claims IN
Washington, and that this, inconnection
with the fishery question, had delayed
Minister Schenck's departure TO the
Court of st. James. So far as the hshery
question is concerned, there is no DOUBT
case enough has been developed thus far
to make it evident that Great Brltlan Is
willing 10 come to an amicable under
standing on this point, and that negotia-
lions are now taking place here to secure
that end, and have already reached an
advanced stage. But that negotiation in
the Alabama claims are progressing here
Is positiyely denied in some quarters,
and as positively asserted in others. b
latest story. which is creditsble Vouched
Tor and which Is talked about consider
sbIv. in that Minister Thornton has been
empowered to settle the question on the
following basis: The British Govern
ment is willing TO admit its liability 10
paw for direct damages done by the Ala
bama, and will agree to submit 10 arDi-
tration the claims growing u OF the
depredations committed by the tlorlds'
Georgia and other Confederate vessels
fitted out in British ports. IN eonsloSTa-
tion OF these concessions, il will be de
manded Of our Government thai It
agrees hereafter to prevent the selling OF
war vessels to be used against friendly
powers, and to enact proper laws for
carving out this stipulation. It's claim
ed that the only obstacle in the way OF
settling the matter on this basis Is the
disposition manifested on the part OF
certain members of the Foreign hela-
tons Committee, the statement being
that both the President and Secretary
Fish are entirely satisfied.
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DTSSOTJTTION NOTICE.

nISSOLUHION NOIlCE.
Notice ishereby given thatthe partner
snip formed JAM ISL, nrm nanls
OF Chryst MinYoung & Co. was dissolved
BY mutual consent on the Ztn Cay 90
arm. All business OF Eald urn VIA -
settled byS P Chryst Z Co, who a pul
ehssed ne interest Of Mr.. Min sAla
| IS h CHRIST.
tFsi- 1 lul-st. John WICRINE
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AUDITOR Of STATES CERTIFICATE
AsrS BUSINESS AND AFFAIRsOFTH H
Commercial Insurance %.
OF
For the Year ending December 81, $50.
Capital Paid Up, $3.50. 600 90
Capital Unpaid, 10000 90
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE1
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS OHIO Jan. 2, ISL.
Its hereby certified. that the Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, located az Chi-
cago. in the state OF illinois. has compiled,
in an respects, with the law Of this state,
relating 10 Fire Insurance Companies. for
the current year, and has hled In this once
a sworn Statement, by the proper officers
thereof showing its condition and business,
on the 5lst ofDec., 1870, TO be as follows:
Amt OF actual paid-up Capital--SlsQ,00 %
Amt Of Unpaid Capital---- G,u0 "
Aggregate Amt Of Assets, Qnclud-
ing Sl4,Oo0 state Stock ---- $3.50 -
Aggregate Amt OF Liabilities, eX-
cept Capital, Including re-tnsur-
Amt OF Income for the preceding
year1n INV "
Amt OF Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year in ash-----.------.-- 2elSS ~
IL. 81 In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
subscribed my name, n caused the
sea Ofmy office TO be anXed, h day
and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, ofState-
A. d. WEBB, Agent,
Feb. s. Isl. WARREN, o.
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A FOR sALF-Co

L'lNE FARM TUX 6A1E-COn~
JIG tanning NJ hundred and twenty-five
farm in Johnston High rolling land has
plenty OF running water nom springs
and streams. About 15 acres cleared, ball
The land produces grain wells has an or
chard Of Is trees OF drst rate nut. FenceE
are alltn good repair. b Improvements
area white frame dwelling house. u stories
high, Oby 20 feet including cheese h0nss
and wood house. Three large barns N good
condition. Stabtng for 80 head o. cattle.
with Htanchels-
a few rods OF b eplaca. aood neighhorhood.
and pleasant surroundings One Of the best
dairy farms in the township. Would eI-
change for q snail place, as part pay situa-
ted near q VILLAGE or town For further
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber, on the
premises or 81 B CHRoNIcLE OFFICE.
Dee. Il. lS7c-n LEWIS TERRY.
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Close Of the GalentIns Murder Trial..
Penalty Pronounced,

Eeually frOnOunCeus
The trial OF Jay I. Galentine for the
murder Of DR.. W. H. Jones, closed on
Tuesday the Slst ult. At three o'clock in
the afternoon the jury retired, and at q
quarter to eleven, being out nearly eight
hours, again returned to the court room,
having agreed upon the following YER
dict:
We find that said defendant, JAY +.
Galentine, is guilty Of manslaughter as
charged in said indictment.
The prisoner was deeply affected as the
verdict was read. His first act wss to
shake hands with his counsel, Nh. s. f.
Adams, whom he thanked very earnest
ly for his valuable services. His joy
and gratitude, however, knew no bounds
and he threw his arms around Mr..
Adams neck and almost wept.
On Tuesday morning of last week the
prisoner Was brought into the court to re-
ceive his sentence. We extract the fol-
lowing from the Judges remarks;
The unhappy and criminal circum-
stances which have eliminated in your
ultldAGlQAN HlLNAkAOuf navy ~ ANNIAAAL
been the subject of thorough judicial
Investigation, as to render it unnecessary
il not improper for NE to recapitulate
them. To your mind they must be pain
fully familiar, and the public has been
s~urfeited with their indecorous and de-
morslizing details F; 1 shall therefore only
refer to such Of them, as TO my mind
iustifes the conclusion at which l have
arrived as to the amount Of punishment
feel It my duty to infict.
The only defense relied upon on your
trial was that you was at the time insane,
and in consequence incapable or COM
hitting a criminal act, and the real issue
in dispute was whether, at the time you
took the life Of DR.. Jones, you were thus
irresponsibly insane.
That issue was attempted to be sus-
tanned in your behalf by an array of
witnesses, seldom listened to in a Grimm
al case, and by argument OF unusual
ability and ingenuity and was met by
I about the same number of witnesses,
and ability in arguments, and the jury
after mature deliberations found against
you on this issue. If you was RESPONSE
bic for your acts at the time you killed
DR.. Jones, I see no reason to believe you
was not, two days before when you de-
clarsd your intention to take his life and
d HuANAAa1Eu = IA-NNA @-N
purpose.
And vet I cannot, sitting here, made
responsible by my oath, and feeling re
sponsible to society for q faithful admin
istratiou Of the criminal law, shut my
ewes to the fact that days before the con-
summation Of your crime you deliber-
ately contemplated taking the life OF DR..
Jones, and made the ordinary prepare
ton to do "a.
Ihave said thus much, and might say
more in reference TO my reGsons for re-
rarding your offense, as found by the
jury, to be a very aggravated case Of
manslsughter.
Your intelligence, former good eharae-
ter, and social position might by some
be regarded as reasons why your pun
ishment should be mitgated, but to my
mind those agencies having all failed e
secure your obedience to law should
rather increase than diminish your pun
ishment
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ESTATE OF Arson Hatch, decd
Fnhe undersigned has been duly appoint
- and qualified as Administrator OF Arson
Hatch. late OF TrumbuI County, o., decd.
A~RLINGTOS J. HATCH.
Warren, O., FEDS, ls7l-3t.
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

M7ETHE undersigned would res
A2JN pectfuIly announce to the eiti-
- ens OF Warren and the vicinity,
that he mas opened q Meat Market on Lib
erty Street, opposite F. K WtselIs Carriage
FACTORY, where he intends 70 keep constant
" on hand, all kinds or fresh meats, and OF
as poOd quality as the country will Afford
Ihave employed heservtces ola good butch
er who has had long experience In the BUSH
ness. and who viii always be on hand 70 at
tend 20 the wants OF all customers AL Or
promptly attended q, ndesired can be de-
fivered Al Their res ences, or kept In re-
nigerator TIL called on.
JuneNg, lS7O-tE.