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JrsrrcE, ~ sor LAw.-One day last week,
a colored citizen, resident of the African
ward, came marching up street, having IN
custody q white man, a stranger, for the
purpose Of delivering him over to the Mar
shall, and entering complaint against him.
The Mayor being absent, the duty OF trying
the case devolved upon the President OF the
Council. The colored man testified that
the stranger had done nothing out OF the
way, but bad come into his house, and sat
down by the FIRE to warm b'mself. He
thought his "detentions" might be bsd,
and so be collared him and marched him to
the Mayors Office, before he could do any
damage in bis peaceful and virtuous family.
The Court decided that the prisoner should
be discharged, and that the darkey should
give him quarter to buy his dinner, which
was complied with, and the parties left, all
apparently perfectly satisfied. The Presi-
dent of the Council then entered the costs
up against the Mayor, and thus closed his
first sitting as municipal court!
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FAcrs WORTH KxowIsc.-During a recent
trial or comparison Of ordinary Baking
Powders in New York, With Dooley's Yeast
Powder, it was shown conclusivcly that
better results were attained with from one.
half to two-thirds the quantity OF the lat
ter, than any other in market. The secret
Of the success lies in the care with which
Dooley's YEAST Powder is prepared, and its
entire freedom from substances that are
injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer is al
ways in our favor. For sale by all Gro
GERS.
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White Cloud Post Omce Rcguln.

Eastern and Northern Mail arrives daily, ex-
cent Sunday, ria Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs Railroad, at 2 M. and departs
daily, at 90 A. NJ. Closes 9:l5 A. n.
Southern and Eastern Mail arrives daily,
excep, Sunday, mia Atchison and Nebraska
Railroad, at 1910 P. NJ, and departs at i:30
IN. Closes 1920 P. NJ.
Netawaka, Hiawatha, Albany, and all points
West and North. arrives Monday, at 6 Pm,
and departs Tuesday, at AN. Closes P. H..
Monday.
MOZART arrives and departs daily, at 2r. N
Closes 2PM.
Money Orders can be obtained at this office
upon any Money Order Office in the United
States. Money Order Office open from -
O'Clock A. M. to O'Clock P. NJ, daily, except
Sunday.
Post Office open from u NJ to O'Clock
P. NJ, daily. From 9 to II A. NJ, Sunday.
J.UTT, P. NJ.
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e The ST. Joseph Gazette says that n
Gentleman from White Cloud was robbed
of $475 on Thursday afternoon. He met a
party of s.frierds," (none of them, by the
way be had ever seen BEFORE took several
'ssmiles," visited the river in company
with one of them, and came back minus bis
money. lie left for home q sadder and a
wiser man.
If the gentleman was from this White
Cloud, he has succeeded in keeping remark
ably still regarding his loss. We didn't
know any White Cloud man had so much
money!
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CrrLor SALEs.-By advertisement in thi

CTrLor SALEs.-By advertisement in this
weeks paper, it will be seen that the White
Cloud City Company will, on the 9th day
Of Nav, commence selling all the Compay
lots and lands in this place and vicinity.
The property includes number of good
business lots, many residence lots conven-
lent to the business part of town, choice
blocks on the outskirts Of town, and lands
IN large parcels close to town. This will
be rare opportunity for all to secuJe good
lots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

A FAMILY TREAsURE.-The harpiest and
Test member of family ia usually called
the light of the household, because, be-
sides hcing happy and cheerful himself,
or herself, be or she makes all else happy
or cheerful. The Charter Oak Stove is
such n treasure,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

ey One of our citizens emigrated, with
his chattles, live stock and lumber, some
time during Sunday night, without noise
or announcement. He had SO many warm
friends, he couldn't bear to 60 through the
ceremony of parting with them; so he took
this method of avoiding scene.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

eirf oFFIcERs.-The new City Council
mas organized, and appointed the following
subordinate officers: Clerk, W. H. Form
crook; Treasurer, Sol. Miller; Marshal,
W. W. Moore; Engineer, C. W. Shreve;
Stfeet commissioner, Patrick Dunleavy;
Health othcer, DIR. 7. C. Shreve. The Off
ces OF Police Judge and City Attorney are
yer Faeant. John S. Hook was chosen
President of the Council.
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eg 1t appears that S. l.. Jennings is
elected Constable in this Township, thus
giving White Cloud two. Highland had so
many candidates for the Office, that all were
beaten.
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Ey The late freeze did not damage the
fruit SO badly, after all. Cherries and
pears perhaps Jared badly; but there is an
abundance of peaches left, and We do not
think the apples were materially injured.
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Ar. ~ 4. N.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE, Ne. 70, A. F.
IA. NJ, meets ut their Hall, third story oil
Weeks Building, on the Levee. on the Wed
nesday night, on or before the Full Moon. in
each month, ard every two weeks ther. alter.
r. M. WILLIAMS, W. M.
C.. W. SHkEvE, Sec'y
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C:,urcI, Directory.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Rev. ID. T.
Griffith, Pastor. Public wnrship every Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sabbath School at y
O'Clock, A. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday
evenings. All are invited to atterd.
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~ John N. Canon has been elected
Justice of the Peace for the Roy's Creek
Precinct, in Brown County. He will be one
of the big guns Of the law.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

Coon AT ALL TrMEs-Dr. Henry's R OF and
Plant Pills are vegetable, and can be taken al
any and all times. without re gard to diet or
business. apis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

DELAYS ARE Observation-Disclosures, as you
love your offspring, don't fail to use Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing children.
Read the advertisement in another column.
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Coral Alattrrs.
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-JosHUA TAYLOR.
Counc;lmeD-JoHN S, HOOK. C. +. VAs bus
Kirk II. H. HIVES, D. c. TAYLOR, PETER Il
palmer.
City Clerk-W. H. FoRscRooK.
CITY Treasurer-SoL- MnLER.
City Marshai-w. w. MooRE.
City Epgineer-C. ". SHREvE.
Street Commissi ,ner-PArRIck DusLxAvf.
Health Oficer-DR. THos. c. SHREvE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared 70 furnish all classes with con
slant employment at home, the whole Of the
time or for the spare moments. Business new.
light, and pru6tahle. Persons OF either sex
easily earn from Soc. to IS per evening. and
proper tional cum br devoting their whole time
70 the business. BOYS aud girls earn Iesrly
a. much ~ men. That all Who acc this notice
may send their address, and test the business,
We make the unparalleled offer: To such As are
the trouble Of writing Full particulars, val
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on. and . copy Of The Peepk's LifeSssy Con-
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able work, address
&c. ALLEN 1 CO., AUGUSTA, NAME.
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u See advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed Book for the Million-MARRl-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. y.
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"a BOOK FOR THE MIILIoH.>
a Rarc COlIeCtion.

RowLAKD'S RECEYPfA-Msge Afts, Discoveries, 3d.,
eemprislns valuable nrmsiisa for sveybedy ssat BY
nail tires postage) PITY Ceata Address z HOE
Mandy, No IL North Eighth street, b. Lssis, No.
nRAKIs COLLECTION nearly one husdred receipts ~
Eahiss Erandy all ki.dssf 1isc. Ga. An, Bssf Car
dia Superior Cider, and much ether useai tnfsenasa
for those dealing aay ahsvs ssr
Ter the trade or home use. %
eeas By Gree Of psss-, for rify Cests Address
3. NORMANDY 10. Il North Eighth street. Lsss No.
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0Mr. Ricketts,, who is to be publisher of
ths poniPhan Democrat, gave US call,
last week. 15--.-.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
- 0. 2.

O. o. F.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6. i. o:
or %. F.. meets at Odd Fellows Ball. second
s,ory of Van Buskirk's Building. Main Street.
eyerv saturday evening, at o'clock. pro
saer, in good Standing are cordially invited 70
visit the Lodge. ,r
FIN. DOVE, Il. S.
- HIGHLAND LODGE. No 81, !. o. o. F.
meets every Saturday night. in the room over
Myers 4 Closes Drug Store, Highland, Kansas.
JACOB H. CLOSE, N. u.
4 HIRAx MYERs, r. 8.
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BLOOMINGTON I'LL. NURSERY.

18th Year. $40 Acres. - Greenhouses
I.argest Assortment-a,l sizes. Best Stock !!
Law P,ice.! Would you knnw What. Wher,
How tn Piant. Fru;f, Shade, Evergreen Trees,
Root Gratis, Seedlings. Usage Plants. Apple
Seeds. E,r'y Rose Potatoes. Shrubs. Roses.
Greenhouse and Garden Plants, &c. &c
Flower and Vegetable Seeds! Finest.
Best Collection Sor,s and quality. Send 10
cents for New, Illustrated Cstalogue-y0 pag
e.. Send stamp. each. tor Catalogue Of Seeds.
with plain directiens-64 pages; Bedding and
Garden P;suis-3i pages. and Wholesale Price
List-24 pages. Address Y. K. PHOENIX.
Bloomington, Illinois. mar30~i
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SPRING { SUMMER.
SPRING { SUMMER.
SPRING { SUMMER.

CANNED FRUITS. CHEESE,
PruneS. Dried Apples and Peaches,
Beans, Hominy, Maccaroni,
Bacon. Salt, Tobacco,
GUEENSWAHE. nA RDWARE,-
Woodenware, Stoneware,
Rope, Glass, Nals.
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BEE

DIT D,n't fail tn send nor to
OAo BRoKAw L WOODS, Rolla,
No. far circular giving de
scrip.ion of the 6~sf Movable
X E,E,H6hS Frame Bee Hive IN use.
mch30W4
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GGrnaNia Halle.

Giusm prrebrtru gublifum bic sr8sbrne IN,
,tiss, tae pbigtS, nabr ttn Ssprt 9slrBtnf seiNl
nra tinStriGtrt une bretntene rtrl9entIl wotesm
4 uub urttr her geihna he's llntrrSei9ntien erm
tcutItbsn putlilum ieBi Rirbsr pffrn ittbt.
Tir 2eit tsr fprmtlsn GinptiburB ipiro pa
trr trfauut 8smatt. ., 10.
Das auSgr,eibustt ,,Srhslirter" unS fins
surdarrifrn6e gcntilattcn madm bislrs ecia
M ssm auatnrbmlttu auftutbaItsert IN ef'
Gtabt DOM 9cbH 5ftplsF'
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9ltunte0 81 apttsl.
lTufdllr auf Der &eife.

Der Sturtab, In msl6rn ntr Netter
init fttnrm Yftrpt liir,ttn, battle Elm
Bstt In sinsr ttsIsn S6Iu6t, In err fS
.tne quite au,otl lpiBt8sr 6slSItetnr ee'
faup, 70 baF bier niGt blOb bic @tIaRr
b.s GrtrinfenS pr,Ia9, Ipnbrn au6 Wann
uub Yfsro aui rIrfrn 5rISiptbsn ;'ri6susn
fonnten.
Der SaQ tts @aTerS mar isbr Rttl
uub tIsS Qtbtsrs braufs bttbaIb init stntr
G,ewalt raGIn, Der ni6tS wtptrlttbtn
tcnnts, aud Usrmcbts man Oon cbsn gar
nItbt Az Isbsn, mas III bsm WeiBsn @tIdt
ber Stur,wslltn pcrSin9.
Der @bIaa pom llitr mar snbRb 70
Aeu. tae an elm Sinunterlfei8en cesr
aubillttummsn pOn Ctsn fal gar nt6t gu
btnfsn mar.
Die brst Neittr blidtsn babsr, tlbsr ben
S.lknranb pcreetsh8t, In ben @b8runo
unb ludtsu dnsRli&, mas bier iu tbun
It. 81. GtenpbunteIbsit eri6wtrts tbr
Ncrltsn unb Su&sn weitntIi&.
so fsbs nt&ts" fapts Der etsutsnan'
srf&rsdt.
Qouts! QputSw risi Ssrr pon elbsl
BORT TT bos 9itrp - bort, BET ttn'H
EtlsRad!" rtsf Der 3rpsite Dtsnsr.
Sn bsr 9tat srblIdts man I'm S&atte'
unb Il6 pcu btm wsibsn SGaum bel
GBslleu obbstsnb, sIns brdunltas Wniif
bt, sinem Stlsaid 3utrIsb.
Go mar t.r SSrpsr bss In ben eturj
bad s,lprunssnsn YisrNss.
Das 3btsr f6wamm lfblcS, ben SOP
TN BalTer, bic ptsr @tins mad Obtn Ss
fEedt: sS mar tObt.
,,absr TOO iR 9Ouis9 SisRf DH tR'
ulatg" fragile 5srr pUn Glbsl.
.,glen!" antportttt Der Dttntr.
,,Ilan mub bInuntsrifsissn!" btmsrtI
Der SffsIsr.
.5alt DIV Strtds tst Dir, SuItus~
,gl.in, sudblssr 9trrl" antpOrt'ts BE-
Dteutr.
,Stnuntsr fUnnts man iHon itttssH
abtr mir mHBtsn baju Stride babsn!
,,llub no bic BIER fnbtn5 Iasts Der
ppu Ralt,r. SCGtt bier In her NaR
nidtt elm brwUbntss Saus lsin5"
,,S&war,baus Iisst ni&t wstt SOI
bier" Iastt SuliuS.
,S&warSbauS" wttrsrbOlts her eten
tsnant srfaunt.
nSa, trwtsbsrts 6trr pon elbsl ibntl
90 usnnt man in her llmgeasne 10
UttrnbUrfsr SGlcb."
"SU nil Id bort RtnstIsn une 9lrtf
bpIenH" fasts bsr OiR,tsr stfrIB.
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- 56cmas Ssfsricn unb Iarttn San
8uren Tn6 bic ein,issu Skinner In Der
@sI&i6tt bisIts eanbsS, wtl6e @CGSrt.
more Don Staatsn wartn, 9slanei&o'i item
erlsu SraSrS Ftsltsn, bic srRc 8iy.be I'm
cabinet einnabmrn, unt &iecprd' iesrteu
unb 9raFpeuttn parrn,
- aIS cine 8raa III 9adiW.Viar, 6Ic.
riba, unIanaft einsn 8ii& Ou snabnt, fant
lis in benz Na9en bsHelbrn eiuru 9ldn5sn'
BEN Ststn (pisuti&t aus tsm 9ttng Res
YOIifratts3) p wel6sr alnf.u mic rin Ola
mant auSTsbt unb Der. rtun sS elm Dia.
mnnt iR, feline $4,000 Gertb IsIn wiirbt
Der Srau Rnp lbCn SlOO fir ben Stsir
sstotsn wOrSsn. lis bat ton Gtsr ni&t per-
fauGt.
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TrlcSrib Sbrdber,
ia briIant Spm fpruS elnocm SrenF &ter'
Sur(aparila unN aiinrraIDaNtr,
Sssrtt IN gYplbsrrplfrabr, Sptldtn Ytnn Il. gEvO-
ming Nptnlit.
Dprtcr, Snc uuS 2d8crbier,
tit glaItru, piro Su Dtn ni'ert9ltfn prsilsn IN
GyrSgs, uatt nlltn pIGBen btr Sity trl'EnTFf' 0e'
liefert. o.L.,, l., ,,,;,,,r, 6,r.
aSftr brfhbiot mid, riuen Snrlapnrilh sr lls'
sr S.r nIIe 9uScrcn f5atritntr iberlritt MnS err
SeinnSbsit Isbr sntrdsIid IT. 0aS @sl8@it frp'
nntrr nreiiter perIEulitsn 2ritprB, Ene peuf 3n'
| Freeeabsit pirb garantlIf' o.,,,,. ,t,,-
auftraas, rpsltbs bel 9srrt 9pbn .3etelrr as6t'
oeten ppcp turta bic YOil mir Sn9rianet Errefr'
""StT 9eta Gr. 56rattL
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- G,sn. Butter ipmpattiFit NIT S'r
Variler Commune unb bat rirfr @stn~
nuns In stnsr 8sbs GuSSrud psrIt'ten,
wslttt er DorIsbtsn Dcnnsrfas bsi Der
Glnwettuns slnsr neusn Stattbone In
@IrruRir, WaN., bIsIt. Gr tsbsI&nste
bic bduIrn p0n Iortbrrnuerp unb rbs'
malib'n @aIsrrsnitIaUtn, bic F& Der
@laet tsmd6tist batirn, OILS Die 8crtam'
pier rrputlitanti&sr GIuridtuustn, wrlae
unirr Nieism 2Itel Anlpru6 auf bic SYm'
patbIen tsS amsritanIiasn 8pItS bGttsr
uup trrrn lsbts I6rsfIiRs llnttatsn burt
bic Ssr,wriTun9, Su tsr man ie 8rtrtstsr
babe. su rrtldrsn Irtsn.
Gin Dleb psrbIent tcr NbSUfdt Ielhr
Scrtsn ;uIstn.
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CsOrtlssuns BON tsr srRsn Ssitt.)

(acrtIrsuns Scn ter trRsn Settt.)
esrr pm @lbsl srsrilf ben @rm nss
S6,t,rs uuO Iasts pOar S&rsdsn;
,,Wstn VCtt!"
,,Qa!" rtsf Ssrr BON Balisr NIT ttnsm
guserud Der 9siar&tunS.
gae ttlbs folsten nit ben Nu9tn tn Der
anbr.dtenpsn @bsnbplmmerun8 pem ju'
asuoisu eauf tsr tsipsn Diensr unp bstes
3uI&ausr purbsn plGbti& ron bsmielesn
g,fiibl hes @&redsnS uur ber aneit tr'
srEfsn.
Snt,m R& has Yfsrb In bic Sldruns
Rar,tr, elite ss ttnfs an ben Bergen snt-
lana. an bisIsr Seite bsfanS Id tstnsr'
let Stnttrntb, Ter GrbtOrsn mar Slatt
nub ,b,n: Der 8ettsr lief alfc wsttsr tstns
g,fabr, als ft pibsr Billsn bur6 lstn
uns.b.rptsss Yfsrp fcrtsstrassn 81 isbsn,
Bis Is bleI,m ssfsI, 9alt ~ MAIDEN.
gtsr tas pFrb bIisb urpItbli& lt'bsn
unb uabm bann bltbf&nsa istnsn wtlpsn
Qauf nate rr&ts unb na& BEN Sturjba@
,u, btr bier nit srObsm @srGui& SObtn
brau he.
Disi. aus.nfasinli&s Srcss @sfdEr
bats tsm Ssrrn BON GlbsI unb isiasm
Srslsltsr BEN @n9fruf sntrtRrn.
Durd BEN Iei6ttn Nttel bsr Ddmms
runa fonnt. man bt.Ism piitbtnpsn Eau
aenau fOlstsn. @an fat bic ctrJmsfsltt'
anar.nsuns.n hes bttausrrswsrtttl
Ntit.rs, Der na& btntsn I'm @attsl suriid
a.l,bnt bic 3iasl NIT allsr 9raft an3oa
70 bab Fs fuf riftn unb ssr trrB olIs
Mittn Mot I'm Stante mar f'tn Vfsr
,um Stsbtn au brtnStn.
9nftIts mar ni&t Ju ,aS'ln "nN i's'
felnsn trlItn eauf fort.
,,sSlr mpum psrlu&sn, uns 3miIHr
ton uub ttn SturJbaG 3u ,psrlen, otn
foat iRsr psrIursu!" rtsf 5srr nOn Sea'
kr uub saIoppIris pcrpartS.
DIR 6srr ppu Gltsl fcIstt tem. ~I
b.ibs burd&itrn balb ben 9taum, bsano
absr tagsa IL Uu ipat. u@ psm 0r~'
Dt,nss 9tlf, ta brtn9tn 80.
3rpb antr Istutr anftnsun8sR war'
b,r Disutr pun bsm wtlbsp Ittsrs NJ
fCrts.rlGtn uuO baIS fab sr ben 2OSt'
radbsn unt.r bsm Guf lsinst pfsrbss i
Bfnrn: Ns bsfantru fit auf stn'm Bs
fen, ,u pr1eu 8iiGsn rrr @bsrnnb sabn'
In wflhrm bic bvauienpsn sSoHtr fhb
riltsu unp lI& ibsrlli4itn.
S&On IprNrs paO Yfsrp, bas bic q
fabr ni&t .rtnnntr, pUrmHrtS -
Dt.nsr tielt IS nod sinmaI NIT aufbt'
una lslusr leBtsn SrGfts an - ba RIP
cline 9astl, has Yfsrc ma&ts sinsn md'
tlseu SaB unr psrl&wanN NIT istn'
8teitsr I'm @tsrunb-
Gin brelfa6tr S&ret bss S6rtds
folate bieIer entisbIti6en Sesns. Y
btipsn Ntltrr unb Der Dirnsr lan9tsn
sl.i&er 3ett al fsm Srts an no ltR
8ataRropbs srst8nrt patts.
4Gle brsi, iIbsr ben Hano bss Gtllt
porsttussn, tlIdtsn In bsn at8runN,
welGsm bic @tw6Gsr 1wil&sn 5tll'
Iptssn ll6 tod binbur6 3wSnstsn.
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q. SilseOm's
fl1rin & Gtquor 6onoluna

500 2dSfatpdnnn SIDcnitc.
Bette gBbisfies StrI8irSsurr Marftu, 9c8nas,
3priI&0snwaGrr, SerIinrr G'etreibe. Nimmtl,
NtIvnib, Gurarnp, MmnIbinc une ubsrbaupt
ttfe gluspabl inpcrtirtrr unb rinbeimtIHer
Giau5rr, pcrt, SGrrry NIB Sbcinprine, Ssoib
Vile unb 9pneonrr Ycrter.
95nbrifatipu aller 8ru6t. S;yrups, nlS STACY.
berry, 9smpu, pineapple, @mgcr, Sanilln u.S. p'
.SimOn's "grallian Sifsre" ptrD aIS !. amsSs, O.,
SiSprpia unb CUR 9.nirriniSuna ais rrrSheIi'
Dies @rhGnf empfpbItn. tSmtl
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9RirtbS. 1,mS 1oftbduS.
QoCG0tsD CaIseeCa &SNlee

QdfaN0rrd Npcrur, nnbe hfh NtPVL
Gtae. Irppp, Yrop'r.
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Obituary,

The noted mare "Old Fanny" expired
after long and useful life, at the farm OF
Henry j. belong, Esq, of Shoreham on
the Goth inst aged thirty years and five
months.
"Old Fanny" was an extraordinary an
imal. As a roadster and horse Of all
work she had but few equals. Though
never trained to trotting she could make
her mile in about three minutes. Previ-
Gus to the age of eighteen she could with
ease make 100 miles in l0.hours,
She was the mother Of ETHAN Allen"
ID, the only colt she ever consented to
raise. For speed and endurance her
grandchildren partake largely of her
qualities, which accounts for the good pri.
ces they command. Over $4,000 worth
of Ethan Aliens colts were sold in this
county in 1869, and $3.50 worth were
sold in the State from June lst 1870 to
January LIT 1871, period of seven
months. John Simons Esq, Of Brandon
ownes a pair Town brothers) for which he
has refused $4,000. They are about 16
hands high, color bay, with black names
and tails, they can travel eleven miles an
hour, and are considered the best pair
of roadsters in the State.
The death of 'Od Fanny that fleet old mare,
(For bottom and speed what nag could COM
pare)
Brings to her owner, true sorrow and grief
And naught but this notice can give him relief
"Old Fanny" was gentle and constantly true,
She could 20 like the wind, and distance il too
She never was beaten by walker PAGER,
No record so base, can ever disgrace her.
"Old Fanny" was fast and naggish and smart,
Could pass any roadster, just like dart,
Could run like n fox, released from the STALL
And leap deep moat or scale stone wall.
"0ld Fanny" has left, but not with remorse,
ethan Allcn" the ID, that beautiful horse
Which has good record, is stylish and fast,
Whose colts are gentecl and seldom surpassed.
The good deeds Of Fanny" we ne'er can relate
Her grand children stand in county and state,
As roadsters the best, for all work the same
For action and speed, they have wide fame.
Peace to her ashes. She's gone we all know,
To that peaceful cline, where all good horses
60,
Released from her cares, true rest she shall find
Oats, pasture and pastme, all to her mind
CRAPF.
Spring Side February 18th 1871