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. SsIGNEESl SALE.

IA Notice is hereby given that I, as Assig-
nee OF Calvin Rseder, win, on the 18th "a
Of May, A. p. ISL, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock q. N. and 4 o'clock, D. m, on the
PREMISES ofthe said Calvin Reeder, offer at
public sale, the following described real
estate: Situate In the township OF Fowler.
County OF Trumbull, ID state OF OHIO, and
known as being part OF Lot No. sixteen 90
and bounded and described as follows, to-
ner Of the burying ground lOg thence south
along the highway 20 b north line OF the
public square thence east on said north lie
thence south 70 the south line Of said bury
ing ground lot; thence west to the place Of
beginning, and r. supposed TO contain = Of
an acre OF land, be the same more or less
Appraised at $500 Terms Cash.
HUGH c. WILLIAMSON,
Anru 10 Ig7IAt.
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Anrn 10
zeal NOTICE

I EGAL NOTICE.
Irhe State OF ohio. Trumbuu County. In
Il- Court OF Common Pleas
Joshua b. Jordan, Plaintin, vs.. Philip Da-
Wis and Mary J. Davis, Defendants.
The defendant. Philip Davis. will take no
tice that on the 18th day OF April. ls7l, the
plaintiff dled his petttiOnon said Court set
ting forth a on the 18Th day, OF March,
ls-I. defendant executed and delivered
20 plaintiff, his two certain promtssury
notes ofthat date, for one hundred dollau
each. h first one due In one year, with
eight per cent interest: and the second due
In two years with annual Interest at eight
per cent; that to secure thep payment Of said
notes, the defendants executed and deliye
ed 20 plaintiff their mortgage deed ofthat
date, conveying 10 plaintIn the following
described premises. viE Situate in the towl-
ship OF Weathersheld, County Of Iumbuu,
and State Of Ohio. known as Lot No.ti IN
Cross and Payne's subdivision ofLot No. 10,
and parts OF lots II n Is, OF tract l5in the
Great salt Spring Tract. IN said township,
bounded and described as f0llows: Begin
ming az apolnt in the center Ofths Austin
road, at It's intersection with the CEN
ter line Of the OhltOn road; thence south
along The center line OF said Austintown
o three chains thirteen and one-hali
links; thence north &1f9, east hye chains
andtwenty links: thence north chains and
six links 70 the center Of said Ohlton road
thence westerly along the center Of Batdroad
six chains and One-halflink 10 the place OF
beginning, containing according 10 the sur
vey OF James Mackey, two and 9-lO0 acres
nfland; which deed was duly recorded on
the 18TH day Of March, in Trumbul County
record Of mortgages. vel. Is, page y Peti-
ton furthe alleges hat said nrst note and
interest on said second note have become
due and are unpaid, and asking for the sale
OF said premises TO satisfy the same n the
balance yet 70 become due. Defendant VIII
answer BY the 18th day OF June next
WI SPEAR, Atty for Plaintiff.
April 70, is7l-6t
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BRONCHITIS and kindred diseas-
Des. By ". W. Hall. n. D. IN one vol
Y mo. $50 Some Of the contents OF the
book are: Air and Health; Baths and Bath
ing: Chiuand Fever; CanceEClerical Health;
Group Cod Liver OIL Mortality Of Cities
Diarrhoea; Suggestions 10 Editors, Fever and
Ague; Manner Of Growth High Livers I;
Overlooking: Patent Medicines Sick Head
Theological Students, Just reed at AID
ANS Bookstore.
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FGFapt graduated at the foot Of his
olass,r'-L0atsUiUe CoUTieT- Journal
And Lee graduated we'll up toward the
head. That was many years ago. Sub
sequently. At AppOmattOx, Grant passed
30 the head. and Lee went to the foot
The began poorly and ended well,
the other commenced admirably and
finished fl.
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s~11,OsI,s54 go.
Aggregate Available Assets, Dee. 81, 1870,

The ETN4, Of Hartford, Bhe oldest Company Of Amedea, exsaDtnztvo. q mmon
dollars larger than M other Company; Is lErgertm han al the Ohio omp MES ubn
had cash nc0ms IN B7O mors than WIGS - large y III anthei LOSES paid BY a Comp[
mics in Ohio; and the interest alone OF its accumulated wealth. (which Is the Savnw or
half acsntuy, after paying losses % tn Gmsunt OF more than SIS ml vnsfn IFn
lgreatumant tbs nett zNs Of N ohio Company axespuur three. r
The ms. CO OF SORTH AMERICA OF Philadelphia dates back 70 ne Anerfsan Rsvolr-
dOn and is by many yas the Oldest Company o. this oonuusnt. has lar~an - n.
puso n any Company-hs stock selling u over ues hundred per ont- hs voTEpa ~
way up through mWet than tHee quaters II aeenturyt Q fh present proud p~fnnr -.
ing losses o overs 2LQM. promptly and hon0aby.
The INTERNATIONAL 4 IOSKERS Of New YORK are chartered "a Rorpned - 4. -
insurance. laws in he world and In point OF wealth. judidous nanaEnncDt A. -
dealing they stand In the front rank
The AUDITOR OF OHIO says IN his report OF $50: aThs day has Ros b nr ar...
insurance. business on credit To obtain BUSINESS comuany nus have liar. 80
cash capital . . . . I rspeatmy ndvce Of Last year. that small ~-L
BY rwoso Iresh had better amagsnate consolidate or sen ot Thsrsh hs n-e
OF success for small and weak Companies each succesdnT yea.
BE IT KNOWN, that thMeb at this data little Oio ompan havfsz = - ~,n.rg
about 5000 and hsksto ne amount Of s3OQM Thus IL appears ustf ushoidt
ISlO0fn every 0Ooa All risk It would take ats once Immature even % pay "a 49, -
The nam Of onsor each Oft thu Companfe represented at this Agency Is a houubod
word. having benm nnIarto boys who are now old na1- Tharv waste xpsr4sue, "a a6
atowero Of strength Whfchs should Inspire the greatat coincidence Neat carsaul vwrnsI
policies OF either OF the above named Companies nay be had It this Azencv ana ~
srmsss favorable as any responsible Company cal onr- An kinds OF Umrfv A. ~
insured, but especial attention Is Etsn 10 the hnsarares Of Dwelling nc Fm PropN-
", Schools Churches and Public Building. for urnso rhre and ave years d eee or
lsh h insured may rely upon the prompt assistance ofa Responsible local Agent
GEORGE p. HUNTER, Agent,
March2 ISnIyr 5msgfst 49, Oao
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BANKRUPTCY


Il the District CourtOf the United States
for the Northern District Of Ohio
In tbs matter Of Willcughby OPP, Rank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
A warrant In Bankruptcy a been issued
by said Court against the estateO OF WIlOuEh-
by Opp, OF Niles, In the County ofTrumbull,
Of the State OF Ohio, in said District, adjudg-
ed q Bankruptupon the petition OF Alton n.
MOoers, and Alfred Clayton, his creditors
and the payment ofany debts, and the de-
livery Of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt. % him or 70 his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbid
den by law.
Ameeting ofthe creditors Of said Bank
rupt, toprove their detts and choose one or
more ~aSsignees OF his estate, will DO held at
a Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at War
rem, In said District, on the Sab day Of May,
1871, at 10 o'clock, a. II, at the once Of L. Q.
Jones, ESQ one ofthe Registers in Bank
run.o- OF BaidCOur6.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy L. s Marshal, Messenger.
Wiley, Carey& Terrell, Attys for Pettt'rs.
n.wTNn Hg-N-Ns
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Ex-Minister John Lothrop Motley snd
family are at the Hague, and settled into
the residence which the Queen Of HOI.
land has placed at their disposal. 1t /.
called the "kleine Loo. and Is q charm.
ing old-fashiOEed villa, with beautiful
gardens adjoining, and communicating
with the royal park.
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nRIDHE NOTICF.

DRIDGE NOTICE.
DNotice Is hereby given that the Com
missiOners OF Trumbuu County, VIII receive
az the AnditoB ONCE, nsah county. up %
the 18th day OF Mag, 1871, at y O'Clock. m,
sealed proposals for building one nbutmeni
OF heavy sand stone masonry near the resi-
dence OF John Hurst, In Braeevile town.
HEso-sealed proposaiswiub be eeeivsda al
the above mentioned place, and up 70 the
T1H9iaFAreh RrdE. of6 Yeet span and
fourteen feet roadEaE, Wcross Eagle Creek,
In Braeeyiue township, near the residence
OF John Hurst
the same place aud up 70 the same time, for
constructing q Wrought Iron Bridge or Two
spans. one Of one hundred and ten feet. and
oneof one hundred and I'VE feet and sew
enteen feet roadway in the clear, across the
Mahouing River at Girard, In the township
OF Liberty. Ths flooring 70 be Of the best
! oak timber two and q halftnches thick and
eight inches vide Jolsts 70 be OF the best
oak timber. two and q h~alfinches thick and
twelve inches wide. and 70 be placed not
more than twenty inches apart, the flooring
10 be laid d~iagonaly; the Iron work 70 be
we'll painted with two coats OF mineral
All The work to be dona IN the most thor
ongh and Workman-like manner, and AL
materials 70 be OF the best quality, and The
bridges warranted in every respect and %
have q sustaining power of2OO pounds per
The contractor to give suficIent surety.
approved by the said Commissioner for the
faithful performance ofthe contract.
Allstone work to be completed on or be-
fore the LIST ofAuEust, 1871. and the bridge 10
be completed on or before SepL LIST, lSl.
The commissioner reserve the right 70
reject any OF all bids received.
D. X WOLCOTT,1
E A. REED, SCounty
i. 3 PAYNE. CommlsErs.
Jas ID. KENNEDY, Auditor.
s. +. DICKET, Surveyor.
Warren, o., April 10. lS7l-6t.
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HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy L. s Marshal, Messenger.
Wiley. Carey& Terrell, Atty for Petit'rs,
Aprill9, IS7l-st

ESTATE of Frederick Scheller,
Edee'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate OF Frederick Scholor, decd,
FRANK ]. MACKEY,
Warren, Ayril Is. Is7l-SL
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U. S. Internal Revenue Taxes J
XIXth DISTRICT OF OHIO.

A S REQUIRED by the internal
n Revenue laws, notice IS hereby given
maj on the @tn day OF April, 1871, al the
once OF the United States Assessor, In the
city OF Warren, in said District Appeals
any ~oneou or excessive valuations. as
s~eSsrnents or enumer atiOus by b Assessors
or Assistant Assessors" within the county
OF Trumbull, returned In the OF
ls7l.
All appeals must be made in writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter or
thing,Tespecting which q decision Is request-
ed, and must also state the ground or prin-
ciple OF error complained OF
O. A. HARRINGTON,
Assessor OF Int. Rev. 18th Dis, Ohio.
Warren, O.. April la, ls7l-lt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-19

DISMARK, will make the season
Dor IS7l, at the stable OF the subscriber,
q mile south Of Or~angevtlle, D.
BTSMARE, Is a dark brown OF black 10
hands high, kind, sound, strong. stylish and
shows q ashin gait. He vas sired by
Sherman Black aWk.by HilsB Black Hawk
sherman Morgan. HIS dam by Young
Hambletonian, by Harris Hambletonlnn
by Ha-mbletonian a son Of Imported Mes
senger. Young Hambletcnlan's dam BY
Leonidas. Grand dam by Imported Bell
founder. Harris Hambletonlan's dam By
Imp. Matehem. Bismark's dam by Bull
rush Morgan, by Justin Morgan.
This horse breeds large A half interest
in his sire was sold for 5000.
Good pasture provided for mares from a
distance. Accidents az risk OF owners
Would be pleased 20 AVE your patronage.
Call and see him. Terms-TO Insure SIC.
April l9-2ms E. R. FELL
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The reported basis Of agreement Tor
tbs settlement CT the Alabama claims,
vhieh vas t~eiegraphed owe the country
On Saturday, turns out to be nothing
more than the speculations Of some one
IN washington, who wanted Il make
news for the Saturday evening papers
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HOUGHS AND COLDS; by W. W.
OHnll, ND. Some OF the contents ofthe
Ook are: Air n Exercise; Asthma; Bad
Colds; Brandy Drinking; Consumption;
Group, Chronic Laryngitis; EruptiOns; Ex-
restoration; Eating and Exercise; Fatigue;
Hectic: Horseback Exercise; Impure Air;
Inhalation; Night Sweats; Occupation in
Cons1mpoOn Porter DHnkings Summer
Complaint; Sea-voyage; Southern Climate;
Tight LacinE Throat All; TONES. Price 80
at ADAMS Book Store.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

EOAL NOAAALs
LIheundersigned has been daily appoint
ed Administrative OF the estate OF Dr.. Jas.
Bronson, late Ct Newton Falls, Trumbull
Co., Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted
to the estate are requested x makefmmedi-
ate payment, and those having claim
against the same Will present them. duly
authenticated, to the undersigned for allow
ance. HARRIET R. BRONSON.
April 10, ISTl-St
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. DAD TAX NOTICE.

CSotice Is hereby given that at the regu-
lAf March session OF the Commissioners Of
tenths T-lW OF a mill on a dollar. be lPN led
on all the taxable property In said c. unty.
for road purposes. JAS .. KENNEDY.
County Auditor.
Auditors once, WerPsn,o- Apr, 70, isi-It
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New Advertisements.
7ATLW Az
Passenger Assurance Comply.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.
EnWWmmmw=a n Eah L. ~


DEPARTMEST OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. Is, hi.
II is hereby certified. that the Railway Pas
senger Assurance COmpany,located AZ Hart
ford, In the state OF Connecticut. has COM
piled, in all respects. with the laws OF this
state, relating 10 such Insurance Companies
for the current year. and has lie In this
Office a sworn statement by the proper OH
GERS thereof. showing i~tscendiuon and busi-
ness. at the date Of such statement tDec 81,
ls70J 70 be as follows:
Amount Of actual paid-up Capital $4,000 %
Aggregate amt OF available Assets alg.98 o.
Aggregate amt OF Liabilities lex
cept capitalh including re-isnu-
$3.50 %
year in lsI,7s8 .
ceding wear in eash- I65,465 %
n. 81 In witness whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my Onice to be amXed, the
day and year abov written
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Estate.
AurfI In-1f
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SHERIFFsS SALEi in Attachment.
NThr Glafa OF nhIn- Trnmhnm County,. 81.

GHERIFF'S in Attachment.
OTh- state OF Ohio. Trumbun County 81
Williams & Lloyd, vs.. Thomas Miller.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of
] the Court OF Common Pleas. OF Trumoull
County. Ohio, in the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered. I a levied on
and h expose TO public Sale,a at the door Of
the Court House in the city ofWarren, Ohio,
on
Saturday, May Goth, A. D. 1871,
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock.
D m. the following described real estate,
situate IN the township Of Liberty, County
and state aforesaid. q bounded as follow;
On the south by lands belonging TO W. b
Leslie. on the eastaud north by lands be-
longing TO ID. ". Morgan, and on the west
BY the northand south center road and con-
tanning within said boundary, n acre OF
land, De the sane more or less. Appraised
at $4,000. Terms Cash.
g. ", DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sheriGs Once. Warren. o. April -. ISl-5t
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AA in GustavuS from April
I ist 10 December lst. star Hambletonian Is
I bay weighs 1915 pounds. and stands lG2
hands high. Was got By Robert Bonner. he
nv Rysdicks Hambletonian. Roberts dam
I by L0nE Island Black Hawk. he BY Andrew
I Jackson. he by Bashaw, be oy Grand Bash
! aw out or Messenger Mare called sally
Miller. The dam Of star Hambietonlan vas
I gof bv a arsud-son ofLester Cones old Post
Bov. and he was got BY Old Imported Mes
I se1eer. - SAYS L. /. Barton, Whobred star
HambletOnian.
he with foaI can be returned next season
free Of charge. BAhbEh
April1 10. ISL.
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THE ARENIC DEPARTMENT
HER KOPP's SILVER CORNET BAND,
Reliable FIRE INSURANCE.
AeE AvAu.ARIE AssF-rg

Ta 9 ne s sR4lsA 5sa afS 5.H HEab5H l. as sa. sgOe "a e Il SU s9ssE s5 aSsEs g ssSE
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BOOTS AND SHOES

made to order over the latest style Of lasts.
Repairing denene3tiy and satisfaction guar
nnteed at the Red Sign" Nc. IS, Main ST.
Kings New Block, near MahOnlnE Depot
Warren, Ohio, april lell4L
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SALE.

GHERIFF1S SALE.
y rhe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS
Henry Ernest & Son. In Trumbun Cons
VS.. fmOn Pleas,
Washington Parker.
BY virtue % AZ crdor OF sale Issued q OF
the Court OF Common Pleas or Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the named case, 70
me directed and delivered, 1 a levied
upon mi shall expose TO public Eale at the
door Ofthe C0urt House, IN the city Of War
rem. Ohio. on
Saturday, May 20th, A. D. 1871,
between ths hours OF one and three o'clock.
D. M, the following described real estate.
situate in the county Of Trumbull, State Of
Ohio, and In the township OF Weathelsheld,
and known as Lot No. one ID IN block No.
one % in James Wand, Irs-s additional sur
Vey TO tie village ofsouth Niles, and bound
ed on the north by Sherman ST.; east by
Third ST.: south by lot No. 2, and west by
Lot No. 6. . n said block hal. Appraised al
- Terms cash,
Sheridrs once. Warren. o.. Apr. Is, lS7i-5L
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a NEW i'm
W SH0EMAKERS

HULL & MEASE haYeju u open
ed a Leather and Findings Store, and
being, as the think. a judge, have selected a
good quality Of stock All those In want
will please cau and examine our stock OF
French and American Calf heml0ck and
oak Sole, and Findings OF all descriptions.
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The last week OF the session Is al
ways unusually busy. Those who
have bills get Enacted upon, are in q
stew, and Of q sudden seem to realize
that the "summer Is over and the
harvestis ended, and their favorite
measure can't be saved. In the mat
Ter Of getting bills passed, it is dan
gerous to postpone work on them IN
til the last few veeks Of the session,
as the chances are, unless you push
things" that you viii be crowded out
for want Of time. Hundreds Of bills
will sink to rise no more, on next
Tuesday-which may be regarded Is
no very great misfortune, If the say
ing be true, that 1.-THE world is gov
erned too much W. r.
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March 2. Is7l-Iyr.
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New Advertisements
TsT OF LETTERS

Isl VI LIE Ems
L~UncIaimed, remaining in the War;
Post Odice. Tuesday, April IS. 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09
Ills WIN. T. HOPKINS, 1873
lll5 CHESTNUT ST. (Girard Row. }
1873 Y. EIGHTH 81. ~ +. Cor. sth and Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer and Dealer Of our Four

Manufacturer and Dealer Of our Four Great
Spccialtcs.
Uur Celebrated Champion Hoop Skirts, in
,luding 3su styles and sizes for Ladies. Miss@
and Children Manufactured TO meet the wants
Of frst-class trade nj the lowest prices.
CuRSErS in ~ styles aud grades to meet
the wants of al. from soc 10 6.s5 per pair, in
cluding Thompson Glo,c Fitting, Rohi Wa-
ly's ]. nclkcrs. Mad fuy's, Mrs. Moody's Mis-
scs and Childrcn.s tofscis Sc together with
every other desirable mal.c ai prices b'ton com
pction.
PANiER BrsrLES III 30 varieties, from soc
lc IS 90 Including llai- Cloth, 7jc. Bon Ton,
iTc Nilsson 53r. New Broadway. Csc. Elect
ssc and ccrry oihcr desirable Rustic At lower
prices than nt anv o,hrr Ir,riirs IN the trade.
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS in every quail
It's. from the finest TO the lowest prices Tucked
aud Fancy Muslin Skirts in >? varieties, from
roe TO ~ 90. Chemi,.s from 62c. 10 Si.15.
Drawers. G0c. TO :. 80. Night Dresses, 81 90
10 30 e5 Tuilc, Sacks sic. to SG.ia. corsois
Covers, 81 90 10 $3.50. Aprons, Misses and
Chldrcn's Under Garments, Sc. sc.
We haze the largest best aud chcapes, lines
of the above goods in Philadelphia Every par
chaser can save time aud money hy examining
them. Wholesale Rul Rc,Alc.
Oct ~, lssi.--3 mos.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09
TERMS.
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill.
SS125 G \ S;lI

g. RI nm also Ittrlrcd. Il ai my shop in
Odessa, a. attach ms hr'awn;c Phosphate Sowor
with ~ ils improvements aud in the musi sub
s,nniial manner, 80 the lluiuts 4 Wood or any
common grain dril! now in use, aud guarantee
TO give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing The Attachment viii please
forward ,hrjt orders rs sunn rs possible Rs uHly
a limited number viii tp furnished this scton
RHs,-ii.jawafc rhuslhtic Sowrr HtNch-
ed old drill, S4i, Cash or an approved note At
30 ha,s. W. y. lliulLTaS, VI. H.
July lG-u Odessa, pvl.
\. r. BRADLEY, AGGNr,
Hillciuwn, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09

An ira.ciblc old gent, who formerly
held the position Of Justice Of the Peace,
vas one day accosted in the stree. by a
youth in manner that did no, come up to
hia honor's idea of the respect due him
I" Young man" said he. fine you five
dollars for contempt Of Court !" Why,
Judge" said the offender. "you are no,
il session" This Court" replied the
Judge. thoroughly irrita,ed. is always
10 session. and consequently always an OBJ
ject Of contempt"
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09

Good. morning. Mr.. Smith. On the
sick-list to-day Yes, cir . got the
sgue." Do you ever shake!' Yes,
shake fcarfuly" "When do you shake
again ~ Can, say when shake every
day. Why do you ask = "Oh, nothing
in particular; only thought il yon shook
20 bad I'd like to stand by and see if you
wouldn't shake the 25 out Of your pocket
which you have owed mo so long"
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09

A young lady said pretty good thing
the other evening She had many admir-
ers among the li,abs Of the law and on be-
ing asked how she escaped hcart-wholc,
supposed il was owing to the fact ''tlat
in q multitude Of counseliors there is
safety"
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09

TmR FR.erExr FLy.-The Ay is no, on
II . domestic criti,r, bu, friendly one.
How they 81, horn | don, kno but ! hav
thaught they didn't wait TO be born. but
come Just ax they am. Mcupy Of them
81 cut ID In the flower Of their youthful
usss. Sone lose their lives lighting too
near tho rim uy u toad's mouth and falling
10 when the toad gspcs. Thousands find
. uasery grave bi getting drowned in milk
cans. Flys, morally considered. arc like
other human beings, they won't lite on u
good healthy spo, in man, not II they
can find place that is a little raw, !
belive they are of temperate habits and al.
though they hang round groccrys good
deal. never see ay the wuss for liquor;
but hav often seen liquor ,ha, was good
deal tho wuss for fys.-.josh Billings.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09

In one Of the pleasant villages in West
esn New York, the other day, certain
worthy Lousckecpcr though, she would call
on her nearest ncghbor. She was about
entering the door, bu, hesitated. thinking
the family nigh, be taking their supper.
I" Conc in" said the hostess, we are
having tableaux" !" Yes replied the
visitor, 81 thought smelt en-
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

T0'iiE undersigned will dispose Of, AT Private
l. Sale, Que OF the mos, valuable Farms in the
upper part of first election district in Ken, eous-
~ and near chcscryille, containing 30 acres,
divided into five fields. under good fencing. The
soil Is fine and productive. The land has been
lined. The building are ample aud good. II
adjoins the lands Of Samuel Pennington, J. q
Mann, aud DR.. Nowland.
ALSO, a valuable Farm on Chester River, in
Kent county, containing 22o Acres adjoining
the lands Of Dir. Massey aud Jesse Woodall' 5
heirs, about one mile and half above cramp,on
and Two from Chesicryilc. 1000 Choice PcaeL
Trees In full hearnr divided into five 6slds,
exclusive Of orchards; buildings ordinary, os-
cep, barn, which is new Good soil; land has
been lined suitable fuel for farm. ". Lindsay
on the farm will show i, 10 any who may call.
For Terms apply TO GEORGE V1ckERS,
Agent and Attorney for VIM. 7. Spry
Chcstertown, Md. Oct I, ls7l--6t
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