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Deer Hunting.

SUGAR VALLEY, sept. 10. ~
We should not have stayed in the valley
long-for the days were beginning to
cool, and the nights were already ioggy
had not Euphemia been so intent on
Ing On deer hunt. Her desire became
great that she even overlooked the
Pger of bears. :.
A bullet will kill bear, suppose"
p she. And on being told that such a
PIG was certainly possible, we deter
bed to 60.
We went.
. was about half an hour after this, and
phemia was carrying her rife under her
IN way that made me tremble Tor
life, when we came to spot where the
"a branched. As did not know which
the main track, told Euphemia 10
ia few minutes while ! would 90 Tor
~ to investigate.
hen l returned could not see Euphe
but directly I deserted her on the
OF q low bank, short distance up the
yer road. As I walked toward her
that she was leveling her gun a. some
y which was over the bank and invisi-
70 me. Accordingly, approached her
noiseless st ps. When reached the
she was still taking aim, and l whis-
led to her:
Euphy, what is it? A deeri"
ne turned to me, and in low, hollow
Pc, she said:
No. 1t is a bear!"
put my hands on the bank to scraul-
up, but she waved me back.
not one inch forward" she said, "or
rashness will destroy us both. Keep
charge in re ierye. Be ready with
me II miss him. If you come up
= shall scream, and we are lost"
aesi, me, Euphy," ! whispered, tremb-
with excitement. "Come down ana
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-12
Woop's HousxnoLp MAeAzIsE--"(

WooDs HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIYE--"O On.
ward. right onward seems to BE- the aim OF the
publishers We thought 1t impossible to excel
the September numbsr r, but October, with its list
of famous contributors and It's valuable reading,
Ia perfect gem and we cannot understand how
10 much real worth and merit, from such popular
writers as CIR eley, Parton, Beecher, Gal Hami-
ton, etc., etc can be furnished for only one dol
lar year. The Magazine lie steadily Increasing
in public favor, and We predict for 1t brilliant
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Miscellaneous Reading.
|oyORY OF JOHN JOBSON AND HIS
RAT
By Q. II. BBowNE.

By 9. n. BBowNE.
kobn Jobson lived In fine new house,
maj coet him ten thousand dollars and more
~ nride of his heart, for the plan was his own,
/ Prom the grand French roof 10 the basement
door.
kohc Jobeon was known as cruel man,
4 VINO never pitied living thing;
Ne dog sneaked of se he came 10 sight,
And he frightened canary ceased to sing
.
I no day. when his temper was sorely riled
over sacks fresh gnawed and bins laid waste,
hoary old rat fell into the snare
which under some toasted cheese was placed.
Hal now have got you, old villain he cried,
. No doubt you're the leader Of all the clan;
HI teach you a lesson you'll never forget
Here, Josephine, bring me theiker0sene canl''
hen his wife ran out in vague alarm.
And thu children shuddered and left their play !;
.OhI husband, what are you going to do?
Don't torture the wretched creature, prayr
ri run for old rabby," said Josephine,
IS And for the terrier, Snap said Ned;
bbn Jobson glared upon one and all,
And roared like a lion: DO as 1 said -
Z drenched with the fluid the writing rat,
bpied 1t, and laughed like tiend the whle
ESQ, now give you ticket-of-leaver"
Vay flew the creature, all ablaze,
with shrek so human that Jobson stared
ke next was moment of dire suspensel
The next John JObson was thoroughly scared!
ID we'll might he be. The rat had rushed
10 the new barn like a streak of light.
ID the hay and straw that were stored within
u an instant after were blazing bright!
ID still he ned in his mortal pain,
Burning and boiling, beneath the floor
the mansion its If, where shavings lay,
That the carpenters left but month before
"a behold John Jobsons house and barn,
That had cost him ten thousand dollars and
more,
dozen places burst out in fame
Twixt the grand French roof and the basement
Hoor.
q the whole went down. Not q stick remained;
Tor the timber was sound and seasoned well,
d the bright fresh paint fed the roaring flames,
MI charred and blackened, the structure fell
I -Independent
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-12

future, for people are not slow In bestowing th;ir
patronage where they can obtain the most for
ther money. Specimen copies furnished free.
Published by s. s. Woop. & Co., Ncwburgh,
N. Y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-12

preparing. We would not advise any
warm feed to be given to hogs 1t has
generally resulted in producing a diseased
state of the liver, and consequently un.
wholesome pork. Fermented food, on the
other hand, seems to be agreeable to them,
and wholesome -He1rM and Home.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-12

On recent Sunday, the Rev. Clinton
Clark, of Middlebury, CT, preached from
the text: "Be ye therefore ready also, for
the Son Of Man cometh when ye think
not !" and the next day while leaving his
home for walk on the street, he fell in
sensible and died in half an hour.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-12

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The LEGISLATURE.

pureuant IN tho prnviSiuns of th,
-. a.. C.,,w..,,l
H.. u,b.rs ~ ,ho p.,,s,,,.i,
Stat, s.,,,o oc, am ,r,ssa,v Ia,
4 ,,, o,,,ocL , m s,,,lor Whi,s In
IN, oh,i.
The src,ter o,,on,cca that tb;.
h, p,,Lo J,v a,.;,,o,od by ,ho r,o
s,i,n,io, u, Oh. C,u,,o,vo,I,h g.,
III. ,,.,iono,, -. c,,o,I ,..o,,ll,
and thor. bo;r,, - o,or,m o,so,.
:, ,rs,,,.a,, ,h, S.r,,. w,,,1 co,,
TO ,drr
Tho ,n,h oc ,,f;ce w., sa, ,i.,orod
10 IN, ncwIy ..,cc,.d s.n,,ors Lv,h,
S,.,l,er
Tho r,l, os so,,,or. ,,. c.u.iL,
III, Ch.r Cl,,k .,,d ou n.,v.l NM.
emf.
Nr D.,;s uov.d ,l,,,lo S.,,,..
rto,,,I,, tho el.c,;,, -, S..ol,.,
rhc motion WA. cs,r;,d
The roll OF members WAS called
and IN. .l,r,i,r r,.,I ,J ..L.p,,s
Mr,,rs Allen. ApIrr.,n Bilin,i..l,
Ernkn Conr,Il pcl,,u,sr Ev,,,
Er,h,m II.,c.v K,r, Num,.
O ms,.d O.rrhnnt. RoI.n W,,lnc,
url Wsr,,,-l6-y,,pd far Hurry
White
Nr..rs Alhr;.h, Rro,Jl.,d
Buclncw. Cr,vt,,d Ds,i. ,,h,r,
Dul. Dunca, E,rll., E,i.b, u;l,.r
N,,lc p,,,iL,r p,rma, p,LJI
Turrcr ,,d Vhi,.-,=r,,.d r.r
William 4 WoIi.cc
IT.. Cti., rl.r. o,,.,o,.l ,h,,
III, ,oIl,rs o,,.,J IN than ,,il;.
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.....,.. 80 EnpIsnd. frIirl'a'iuns npnp
he completion Of rcconst' notion and
upon the prospective establishment of
an Eoropeau line Of steamers from
Philadelphia. and n protest against
the Employment Of United States
troops to maintain order at elections.
Ills objection to the law Of Congress
Authorizing sucn use ofsoldiers. when
necessary tSaspist marshals. il based
uNon the apprehension that in th.
hands u had Pres idcni snch power
misht prove dangerous. q
The message. as . whole. will COM
rare favorali, with the previous oncs
IT Governor Grary. I's rccommenda-
Iions are, in the main. practical and
iudiciuus. and will doubtless te at
'en'iv'ly considered BY the Legi,lu.
ture
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Ju.r INV n fearful pcs,ilence /. rag

JUsT now n fearful pcstilence is rag
iny ou tho distant plains to the Nnr,h-
west. Smu'!-poN has broken nui for
The first 'imcin hts odd wears. The
mos, h,rr"wing tales have hccn sent
us from the posts Of the Hudson Ba,
Company at taol,ou House, Victoria
House, Forts Pitt aud Edmonton. and
nthsr distant stations. The savage.
having never experienced snch vi~i
tatiun. are stricken with terror, and
asc, b. The disease To the presence III
miss onsriss nn"ng them. They have
sought tn SAY ."vcral persons pre-
scrihed by their nc liciie men. A.
Fort Pitt, where 200 died IN lour days
h. survivors carried the pu'ri corp ..
aud cast them against the stock ,dcs al
'he for, to infect the whiies. Tn
d mass has been imported hy iradin.
bands coming Iiom among the Pirgar,
and Blscki-rt at Fort Benton TIL.
intrnsi', OF its ravages NAV bc INA =
ined when We are told that twn-i bird.
"f the Indian population will likely h'
swept away.
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rOOr France,

Tn" b'poly drama draw, to close.
Ihrrag r ,pCcratnr b'h"ldS the 4 y lu4
oSonIt> Of one of the great actors of
the sccuc, and the triumph oi auurher
who wis hi, adversary France
6'G" Flance-whD few short months
sIu, with cagcrne.s and cnthu>ia-m en-
tered into rhi, war; France. tn, iarne
Vt whose soldiers aud glory of who's,
arms had been the theme Of history.
and the inspiration Of poetry France,
whose iruwhing IurrresSes looked threat.
cninaly upon tn land of their enc.
mics; France, all u' which still clan.
the iHmi and the pre,l,!c of the .r-i'
NAPOLEON; Frarc'. who's, ruin. cm-
pcrur hal won for himself the name o
the great diplomat Of Eur,pe." i, IN
t. death a.niIics Thrun.hout the
"utIrc acts of rhls blOrdy drama she
has met rcver,es aud misfortune. ntr
every hand. lis snil has been rrrdru
meath he foIt of tn rrlumphant ~
'alrrs L. s'ron IA Ids have hern
S,,s'ci from the custody If it, garri
sons Its rtirs have he ir>,i.ct
an! captured Us emperor has >ar-
rcnicrci III, imperial sw,rI AMI j. u
prisoner in the bands # hi> rurn,y.
lts Fertile sill is REDEEMED NV hy the
b'ooi "f rs own sons. It, "ea.lcs'
tro"p in terror ard defeat. D,,p. ir
has taken the place oi en- 'hlsia>m sn !
the capi'al OF the ErrHrc, the mos
beautiful city OF earth is br.iegrd ~,
people starving, aud -oon the shrlls
lrnn tie batteries ut Prussia will de-
s'roy those burllinss which are AT me,
the pride and adm.r,tion oi the world.
The end comes. Prussia will, hv her
minion, assume the throne Of Franc,
aud dictate her own terms Of peace 0 -
conquered and humiiared people, and
then-,he end--the war wall he ended
he drama over, and the curtain falls,
-New Jersey Mechanic.
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Az lNDIAN SKINNED ALIvE,-Thr
Clark conn'y R'pab maL tells The to-
lowing horrible Stnry:
One II The most cold hloodci anr
ntrocious scenes We ever heard of wrs
enacted one day last week ia II camp II
chippewa Indians, some thirty miles
south of Nils-vIlle, Minn. Two Ia
iians qnarreled, aud on, them killed
the other with a knife. The rest oi
the small band held council and con
'icneh the murderer 10 be ski0ot alive.
rhe sentence was strictly carried on,
--'hc doomed Indian heing sIakel t..
he ground and ais skin literally peci>
ed from his wr'hing body 1t is said
the victim OF this bsrbsr0us. inhumsn
and heart sickrDing operation liveo
tor several minutes after the fends had
fnished their bloody task. and was
hen buried beside the Indian he had
murdered.
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came back ngsir with the touch of our
yonlhful fingers Tbc ruins of that
old press revived within IA tho haley
on DAYS vi yore, and amid all the de-
struction around brought back to. cur
memory the trial. AID vicissitndes Of
the noble martyrs wb, years ago "pull.
ell the bar 10 thi. city
We can only hope, with all their
osa. that 'he Demosrd' and Regi.ter
will rise, Phpnix like. and spread ,ts
-nulgent rays with bril'i,ncy that
NJ conha grafton eau extinguisb Bah
of the prorrie'ors of this paper were
burned out oi their private residences
Mr.. Bonsall hal his inrirurc Insured
in the Perry county Mutual, but Mr.
Iackman had no insurance on hl<
household gods. They were luck,
enough to have 50 000 insurance in
the Perry Couo'y Mutusl on their
ntlice.
The Union Hotel. Simon Albright
proprietor was totally consumed I,
sinnd on the corner Of Bridge and
Main streets Opposite It was the
Mittlin Bank building. u three stor,
brick structure, and to prevent IT,
taking fire the aTort. II ,hc penrl
were dire ted ThrorYh great ex.r-
ripns il was saved. and cnnseNn Dtly
the mort herb end OF the town n il
was ackunwleagcd. If thi, portion had
taken FIRE there woull have teen sim
hopes Of prevcntin, he balance OF the
own heiug destroyed
Among the rtlvn'e RESIDENCES hSru-
ed were that of Mr.. T. s Doty lawyer :
| : u. Parker cashier of pniy. Parker
& Cas- bank Robert g. Cali her.
"rcnrvinv the late residence nf Johr
j. Patterson. Esq: john j Wright.
j ID Sinmhau,h. Noah Elder. pnd
sheriff Dr,rjck. These rrrrertir.
were ine private b,'ld ns,. ani with
he exception "f the mos, valuable
moyable> all v'rr d. s'rovcd.
iNsrR,NCE BrC.
The Prop r'y Destroyed ia rsii,nnt u
lat 5000 0yO which i. di-trihu el
among he f'llrsiu. c'mianie-: PcrrY
county Manual ,h. Jrnrs'orn Nrtunt
IrInnOn cpun'v. tho Columbia Nu-
iupl, aud n few Eastern rnmpani'.
There were th'rt,-rrc dwelling houses.
iuclniirg : ores aud "t,i ices rnn>nincl
or the stables aud other uu'-hniidirg>
th"r' were twenlv-r,ght ar lhiry
which mnk"s the cniirr numhrr "uu
>um,I siXty.onn The insurance. on
property WI. confined priTripally 10
th' bu-ihcss houses rrl ri,-'u- H.
residences Quite humhrr y. poor
prnp'c had 10 insrluucc and cyn'c-
qnen'ly lost ,!cir al
Al least "re .hirl ~ Nifllin was de
slroy"d, and constituted 'h' principal
business and private rrsid"nce poruou
of t"H town. At least tnir;v families
81 all 'u' tho fw vauahlrs ;hrv
rouli gather and take away in q lew
minutes; and double that nurh'r CO.
ricG all their h,G.rhn'l goods they
ronli gather toa place of apppran
safety.
To ih" Prnnsylvnnia Railroad COM
ranv and their officers OF tho middle
division the greatest praise b ull lc
awarded When ~" tnucuurcmcn'
was Scnt hero that VI tliin WI. cndar-
corci The officials ~ this ri'v ,ro'rp'-
" answered the call They immod =
n,clv plnccd .rociAl train g the di.-
ro'al of the Harrisburg Gre depart =
m'nt.
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AYtR's AMnRlCAS ALMANAC. tn
the new year, mas arrived tur drlivrry
.ru!s nN Sh.udrl 4 Swlnrfrd, 10 all
Ahn call iur II. This hItle annual
ha, the largest circaiat,"n ot any hunK
~ ia" world, mane Ly the iac, lha, 1t
furnishes the best medical adv,c,
VII rn is "vailabie 20 The people cna
bles them TO determins what their
complaints are anu hol; to cure them
IL con,sius the Startling announce
mcnt If the conhi.ra,ion oi wo4li.
or the combustion of une of the .tar,
~ ibe firmsment with ali It's at,-Ddsut
paC.ts.
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Tn. Pardon Report of Governor
ienry gives the number and rarne "
those receiving Executive clcmrncy
Together with the reasons thereof mn |
the persons recommending tho par
don. II il n psprr whirh possesses
Interest for nthcr'han the NJ ,rh,d !,
rnrionS. and is full If Ill ..cs'v,nes.
for "nr law makers AMI in.lria~v. |,
will hu srcu irp.n the table ucromp,-
ny'nY tho report that the uvrra -
l-ar'y nim"er ot r.r i"n" i>,u Il ny
upN. ucary l. >mi lcr Than that q.
ANY vt bis prcircl' 'sors siucr 1871.
WITH ts" sx'r.iiuns.
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TUE result Of tho Gcorgis election
is s,ill in doubt. although the ,clc-
graph has been claiming a Democrn,-
ir victory for tho p,st two weeks
The Atlanta n ,c Era Of the lst says
hat the return- are still incomul.,c
but enough il known npon which 10
ha'e an intelligent opinion as to the
General result. II thinks tha, in all
probability the Republicans have car
rl"d f"ur Of the seven Congressional
rcts-two of thssn districts, H..
Third and Fourth. nrc certain Al
th"neh the Legislature is Dem cratic
a inojorify ofihA mcmh rs-,'e,, are in
i-vnr Of accepting the situation and
enforcing he laws.
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Poweu & Co q A'rsr,issperf,
........-..
Tuscefofa Academy,

The 2nd session Of the ssih .chool wear vii,
p gin Iauusry 9th. Those fesiriny b'ar'trc.
fnrnished rNon wfshirg ard tui'icn IL . fr l.
class R'srding School for y term 80 nearly sfx
months ti2s Please send for n circular To
A Academia, Pa
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Dwelling EEOUSe,
Fftate OF MARIA HALL, deed.

Eftate OF SARIA HALL, deed.
ETl ERS TESTANErARY. %
- the Estate of MAMA Hall, late of the bor.
Ough uf >el nsgrove. deed having been granted
To- the un''e signed, all persons knowing then.
selves indebted to sid estate are requested to
M, ke payment. and those having claims against
the same vii; present them TOR settlement to
WE ECBERr,
Oct. 20. 1870. ExscutsF,
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E,,sts Of JOHN J.KLINE. decd.

E.,sts Of JOHN J. KLINE. deed.
I EITERS 1ES1ANENi AIRY Mp.
IL On the es,ats Of JOHN KLINE tate II
beaver township, dec'd having been Urauird tn
the uIdersisnei all persons khOwiuV themselve>
ihdebtsl t. the 'stat" are requested 70 IN Ne
pay yment, and those h,ving chains nuaI II the
sauie n al present them to -
JESSE KNtPP.
ftecutor.
pszvsY supshfe Iec g. ISIe
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a e 4 IL ID.
Dou ny 6 Co's. Atc. rl,s,meais.

.SNlt SitN ME.
- Bushes hunbrahle No composition. lib
eial pa, given. ". kENNtDY,
b.g-&w stouih eth It, IbilAuelpLis.
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EMPLOYMENT for all.

WE Will. PAY AGENTS A SALARY
W 81 f'Ji ier week and eNpenses, or Bllsw a
lsrIe cu,un lion to sell of new nj wonderful
inv"nti ~. Address -. WAGNER 4 60,
Mhrshail, Michigi1.
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TGHUNMS pEPiLAfORY Pow
- nm Removes srpcrfunu' hair 10 Five
hiruies. without injury u the skin. sent Ly
mail for ti,2j.
UpHANS ASTHMA Cure
Relieves most violent paro1ysms i,nys minutes
aud effects ehy euro Price s2,V b mail
ThE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiSkers an, haia a beautiful rt,rk
or nkowN. ~ cuEsis soi only one ur-p,rtiIo
Ij cuts by mutb. Address - 4. truAM. No
7H jayne street, pail,drlphis. Pa. Circulars
scht ;iee Sold Gl all druggists
s<bp[ A WEEK SALARY Young men
'"A>-S Wanted NJ local aud trave inx sHs
men, NdS'css tw,th stamp Il. al. Walked,
.! arA Row, n. I.
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Orphans Court Sale.

The undersigned. Administrator cum
irstnnruru anncxO. or : NRAll KERN late
Of Beaver ioN nship. deceased, " II expose
- puhlic S,ie. IN the premises, ON
SATURDAY. JANUARY I. iS7l.
The following Real kilie. 10 wit a csr
tain 10 of ground. SITUATE in Beavrri. wn.
Oh the man streeI opposite the store Oi
Moses Spech, being IN depth lSO feet aud
III width 80 feet. whercon - erected n frame
Dwelling House,
good Stable aud orh,i 'c,ssary and con
,vnieui out bu,liings.
tn" .Lo-e property .is ceurnl'y located
IN u good community. and /. IN good Goa
d'tica. For further Information call on ~
Nddrc.s the uudrrsi snsl 1T Benvntown.
sale to commence NJ 10 clock \. NJ Of
All 10y, when conditions will hc MAD
known hy ALFRED SpECili'
B"GvertowH, Dee. -, ~ Adml q.
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Dwelling House.

coon BARN, aud other necessary out haild.
ings TVer. issEo large ORCHARD of ~.
relisnt iTuit IN thu same, A spring Of water
near he door iiity acres OF the above eract
arc cleared aud under II Il te"f gnoi cultivation
the balanse l. good wo0il,nd. ale to c,n.
,nence at " o'cl elk, ". when 'tiendrucs " ii 10
given and terms uf sale made knONnby
WASHINGTON WILT, Guardian,
Perry twp, Dec a. ls7O.
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AE WILL PAY NGENrS SALAR'
W ui So yer "ceE snh expenses. OF siio~ a
large ,uminiss,On oSell our new md wuhdtrtI,
inventions. Address VI. TAtaNEK CO
MarshhlL Mich.
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order vra,t by the ar
! ph ~ 'Ourt "t snyder County. IL the uudsr
sis hed Guardian e 4, ruehu- Marx. Lawns
Marx aud Lydia MARK, ninn children oi John
: Mark late of Perry tow ship, deed, viii he
eSrrsi 10 Pg6i,c SALE on the premises Ia saId
tosushiP, on
II ESDAl. JANUARY 10. 1874
thefr'l"wing Described Real Estata to wi; All
4 tlt reFl Z, In M m, M
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Genuine Norway Oats,

and ALASKt LOVER. sample package.
sent free t. all Fsrmers;. siso copy Of the
AMERICAN SrO, X JOURNAL. ~ enrio
'inx stamp to y. 7 Dorga S 20, Psrkcsburs.
hester Co, Pa.
A GENTS.-E erv fn"k ,rpui an '
"A ALL VIII zee this write me. aud be wi,s
address y. =. Fuller, Publisher, Spripg field.
Mas. ss-fr w,LLrAN.
NEW YORK S.'ctv Steam P"we
~ 60 stssm ENGINES, With md without
cut.oh, and sectional safety steam Rollers,
butt In quantities. by special machinery. send
Tor citcalat, ~ Cortlabdt st., NY.
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CHR'SrTAN STANDARD "pr,.c.
~ ;eeIs sod advocates Prim ,,ive ChrisiI,nry
Best and cheapest Family Neekly; spaxes: 70
cnlbtnhs fiit'd bv tlders Isaac FRasrr and
] : bAxkH nlN .2ay-1r specimens FREQ
". W. CARROLL. h CO., Puts tinclunati, u.
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NTTJ fits Persons n successfully e.uva.
tTGl trr Premiums We ofisr, rnd receive .
as Waithstn watch for Yourself. AJiress
PEOPLES WEEkBY, Dayton, Ohio.
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HNIVERS ,LISN: What IL ito
~ serd t,r the STAR IN THF wEST
inrinrati. iargc 9 n.pc weesly, ersb'lsh a
'sgT IL m.cts sil the wsnts ~ the famity AZ 70
Tree Address WILLIAMSON CANT WELL.
- 'fncInnati. Ohio
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Tract sDf1-and.

sitrate In Perry township, shy der 'ountv Pa,
bounded "n the north by ian'' oI iilism te'vhss
On ito e,st y iani "f s,n,e. south by land Of
David Raher and " II by land oi J 'cub >pnts,
Anus -hRfter runtnining sixty rN OAt RES
more nr less, whe on are erected large two.
story ueatlptbnnuel