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One Hundred and Nine
ty Min e Acres.

of good land. in a good state OF Guilty. ation
well watered and tlmbered, with
GOOD IA RINE HOUSEa,ld BA RN.
together with other necessary buildings, is
now offered at private sale, Farm to be sold
free of incumbrance.
Persons wishing to purchase will consult
Thomas Jones, Cambridge, Ohio. or Watson
Pryor, one milo east of Hendrysburg Belmont Il
County, Ohio. Propositions Will he entertain
ed for private sale up to january LIST, 1873
decl23w fs THOS. JONES.
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Come to the grand opening of Holi
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hO1 OF PuplIS fer1ecG IN atten-
dance:
ROOM 1.
Clara Alexander, Iona Close, Jessie
Close, Mary Clark, Emma Clark, Min
HE Darrah, Efie Garrison, Sadie Giffin.
Lizzie Hubbard, Katie johnson, Annie
Jones, Mary Longley, Jessie Nichols,
Emma Rice, Eliza Troll, Willie Ander-
son, Harry Alexander, Charlie Carroll
James Downing, Albert Ferren, Halle
EHewetson, Willie Hoffner, George
Hughes, Lorain johnson, John Locha-
ry, Fred Longley, Harry Merritt, John
Anderson, John Roscoe, Willie Web.
beI.
RooM2.
Bertie Alexander, Ida Anderson,
Frank Campbell, Effie Davies, Josie
Hewetson, Jessie Longley, Lena Mer-
lritt, Sarah McClelland, Annie Patter-
Ison, LOUISA Roscoe, Estella Umstead,
Annie White, James Anderson, Harry
Boroff, Charlie Clark, Charlie Frint,
John Hoffner, Frank Jones, Jessie
Troll, Ella Thompson.
ROOM g.
EsteIla Close, Josie Davies, Julia
johnson, Cornelia Miller, Mamie
Thompson, Mary l.. Woodrofo, Emma
Woodway, Thompkins Anderson, Geo.
Brown, Stephen Downing, Willie
Downing, Benny Faris, Leilie Frint,
Albert Kennon, Charlie Simpson, Ed
die Umstead, Daily Walker.
ROOM 4.
RI
Bumgarner, Hester Bewley, Mary
Close, Annie Daniels, Maggie Faris,
Ella Hewetson, Clara Martin, Lille
Simpson, Emma Turk, Maggie Robson,
Willie Anderson, Duane Cowen, Robt.
Collins, James Patterson, Charles
Thompson, John A. Woodroffe, Park
West.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Elm Davies, Belle Davies, Mamie
Kennon, Annie Faris, Emma Hall.
Emma Hewetson, Oallie Johnston,
Belle Meyer, Ellie Thompson, May
Mamie Lauck, Emma Lewis,
Charles Lauck, John Lentz.
The per cents of Attendance, given
above, are based on the entire enroll-
ment of pupils, and those very good re-
suits are obtained without any tal0 on
the subject of absenteeism or tardiness.
Pupils tardy three times in the month
are Lafayette Hatcher and Albert
johnson, while VIM. Ritts put in a
faithful attendance of nine and a halt
days. ss
There will be no public examination
in the Hall at the close. of this session,
but our school rooms are ALWAYS "pub-
lic," and we will be glad to have our
friends visit us. The scdTnath of their
reception will.depend on the state of
the weather, as we are SO situated as
not to have much control over the Mer-l
curry. The promised provement, in
this regard will cause the toes of many
little children to glow with comfort, toI
say nothing of a more poetical ssensa-
titn in their hearts.
JAS. ]. BURNS.
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Il OFFERtor sale. or exchange for small farm
In the country, the property on which now
reside, on the road leading from Harrrisville tn
',t. Ciairsville. One of the best blacksmith
stands in the County. Three acres of land,
good shop. and all necessary o1t-buildi ngs.-
Variety of fruit, church, school and store in
sight. Inquire of a. p. Blair, at First Natl
Bank, ST. CIairsviIle, Ohio. or OF me on the
premises. JOSEPH BLAIR. =
dec5lyy =.
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NOTICE.

7 have placed my advertising accounts .,n IN
.ha band. of A. n. Mitchell, Esq for settle
ment Those indebted to me vii ! MAKE 1s1 pay pay
ment to him. G. WILLIAMSON: WILLIAMSON
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Harp rper's Bazar.

"A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure, and In
struction.n g. - y-- q
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Books for presents, suited to all ages
and all purses, at
ldI1-3tl Lewis Drug & Book Store.
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Assinees Notice.

ASSineos Notice.
~ NOfICE is hereby given that the undersign-
- ed was by the Probate Court of Belmont
County, Ohio, appointed Assignee of the estate
aud effects of q. T, Smith & Co., of Lampsyiile,
Belmont Comfy. Ohio. and creditors are res
CURED to present their claims against the said
o. P. Smith & TO-. To me for allowance within
six months from this dato, ana all persons in
debted 10 said o. p. Smith& Co., are required
to make immediate payment.
A. H. CALDWE. L,
dec5Sw Assignee of o Smith.
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TO WV HOUSE IND
FARM FOR SIZE.

THE property now occupied by Jacob Hey.
L man in st. Clairsville, and Farm of 5C
acres one mile South OF ST. Cls iTsville, on the
ST. C. and w. Pike, tdjoining lands of VIM
Cha m bers and A mos Roscoe. Will be sold on
very reasonable terms. Possession giveh
April I, '73. For terms, &C.. enquire of J. L.
decl2lm GEORGE W.. BARNES.
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Farm For Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the farm pre-
IN viously owned by Price Conwell, situated
in Union township, Belmont County, Ohio, i've
miles Northeast oil Morristown and one and
one-fourth miles East of Egypt. containing
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TWO FARMS FOR SllE.
$50 Acres.

OF the finest farming and grazing land in
" one body in Eastern Ohio. The understgn-
ed desiring to remove West, offers at
Private Sale, his entire tract of land, situated
on Wheeling Creek Union Township Belmont
County, Ohio. five and one-half miles North OF
Belmont Station q. D. r. r three miles Mort n
of National Road, and Two miles South o:
Flushing 81
First Tract, CONTAINING three hundred acres,
go cleared and in good state of cultivation
balance well tiInhered. Can be conveniently
divided into two farms, as it has on 1t two
l2-seory dwelling houses eommodious knrse
and sheen barns and other out-bulleings; also
three good orchards, t.t. f,.r4.i-I57
Second Tract, contains two hundred and
thirty acres; 2f cleared and in grass; balance
heavily timbered, with two-st0rv frame
house, good tenant house. and all convent
ent out. buildings. Three apple orchards Of
choice fruit. 7 taf HH y
These tracts have an abundance oflimes.one
are underlaid with good vein of'coal. easy of.
access. are well watered with . number of
never failing springs and will be sold together
as in tracts to suit purchasers. 4.---
Terms reasonable and clear title given.
. Persons wishing purchase, or desiring any
information will call on subscriber on the
premises. or address him ct MorristGwn. Bel
mont County, Ohio.
THOS. MCCALL. 4
dec5tf f - f.17 fi-7-If =
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particulars cali on or address
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Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.
JANUARY 4th. 1873.

Dl order of the Probate Court OF Belmont
ID County, Ohio. will offer for sale, at public
al on he
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CT irritation 1'-7 "i'uou' PAM
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T0CaL N0TTCES.

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sonally or BY letter at No SC, North Diamond
Allegheny City, Pa. VIII visit st Clairs-
Vile Dac 2fth
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE, OHIO
MoBNINe. Dec. II, is72
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st. CIairsviIle School Report-Third

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: FUK EEMALE COMPLAINTS, wheiAer 10
SoaPgor old married or Siagie st the 6ap1, er y
manhood at ihe tasa eflife.r seToule Bi.scssssre
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Japanese Seis-Idcntis;cat

OF the japanese at Washington the
CapttW says: They have promised
Gus way OF mixing up their rooms, and the
only place they can positively he found is
Ill the elevator. Whenever a Jap is missed
at the Arlington or Wormley's he sure to
be found IN the elevator. And then the
registering of their names makes Mills
taIrly yell with rage and anguish when he
comes 10 make out their bills One has to
remember that these names are translated.
or rather the sound is caught and trans
ferred to our letters, so that every ear
gives different name. After the Jan is
registered he'takes copy of the name and
puts 1t IN his pocket: when, therefore, hi.
bill Is presented be gets out search war
rant on himself to find that written name.
because the pockets of the ancient civiliza-
ton differed entirely from those of the
more modern, so that the poor jap has
hrst TO find his pocket, and generally be-
gins down about the heels, feeling his way
up, and exploring all sorts of openings until
he hts the recess, which he examines. and
then goes III search of another. When at
last, the slip of paper is found, he falls
INTO brown >tuuy-that looks very much
like JaundIce-to know whether he really
DID get the article charged against him.
The clerks, however, have simpltied the
matter. When any one of the embassy ut
a hotel takes drink it Is charged 10 each
one OF them; sometimes all of them pav
Tor that one drink, sometimes only bait, but
generally the drink is paid for.
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IN TE-MANITOWO COUNTY
Conrt. In the matter of the Estate of Pat
rich Brazil deceased On ordering and
filing the petition OF Johanna Brazil. guardi-
IN. setting forth the amount Of personal e.
,ate that has come to her hands Tor minor
acirs Of said deceased. an a description Of
III the real estate of which said deceased
lied seized, and the condition and value OF
fhe respective portions thereof; and praying
that liCentc be :" her granted to sell lots 10.
! x Il, block 81, village o. Two Rivers, and
o. appetrjna 10y said petition, THAT there is
act sufficient personal estate In the hands of
said guardian TO III ,iuta;n and educate her
said wards and that il is necessary in order
10 pay the same. to sell the whole q
said real estate; il, is therefore ordered that
II persons mtnr,s:cv in sad estate appear
brfu the JUrjEe of this Court, on Monday,
9TH day Of Nh. 4 d. 1872 ut 10 o'clock n.
IN AT the o.ace Of the County Judge in the
ri,y Of NJ lnitoooc ~ s;il county. then and
there 20 show cause IF any there be- Why
license should not be granted 10 said J johanna
6Tas /. yuurii IA, to sell sand real estate nc
ror,tir. [" jhe rrly"r If said petition AMI
il Is further ordered. tn II copy of his or'.cr
sh ~ be fuhli9hci for four successive weeks
uljor - iii i ' "t hr.riur. in the Manito
voc i LOT, u weekly Ecwsp. per printe
u guaij h,I Il u .n.towoc III sIs county,
.ia p,,euni.y served on all persons inter-
,s'ci l. : ,3d es,..le. residing in -4!d County,
r--.--' 1~"rte"n Gays rtlorC sali day of
hearing Ey Tue court
". y. WALDO. County Judge.
pa'et ~ N"..itvNuc. tac 8tA day Of April
i. -. i~'@ 37tw*
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Sherif's Sale.

NlRCUIT RT-MANITOwOCC OUN-
" ~ .--Betsey Gordmanson, Almey Erick-
son, Robbey Knute Knuteson Yomer, ana
Hanson and Nary Knuteson Yomer, plain
TINS, against Rose knuteson, defendant. By
virtue of. and pursuant to a judgment of
foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
cause; dated June %. 1871, shall expose
for sale, at the Court House in the city Of
Manitowoc, and county of Manitowoc, and
State Of Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF
Way, 1872 at ten clock in the forenoon
of that day, all the following described mort
gagged premises, or as much thereof 40 NAV
be necessary to raise the amount of said
judgment, interest and costs, and costs Of
such sale as follows, to wit: All the follow
ing real estate lying and being in the county
o. Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, viz:
The south west Of the south west 1 Of sec.
ton number tweu'y seven az, Town num-
Der nineteen, 49,, Range number Twenty
two % east, containing forty acres of land
according to TIE official survey
Datel at Manitowoc, Wis, March 18th
1872. .-
ALBERT W1TTENDERG, Sheriff
j. ID. Markham Attorney for Plaintiff
3i-9w
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MORNING GL0RIES.

They said, % don't plant them, mother,
Tbey're 90 common aud % poor
But Of seeds | have no other;
Sol droppei hem by tie door,
And they soon were brightly growing
lii the rich and tecming soil.
Stretching upward, upward upward,
To reward me fgr ny toll
They grew ali DER the easement,
And they wreath'd around the door,
All aboul the CHAMBER windows,
Upward, upward evermore;
And each dawn. in glowing beauty,
Gistsning with the early dew,
In the house all w.eathed in splendor,
Every morning bright and new.
what fthey close at mid day.
IT'S because their work is done,
And hey shut their crimson petals
From the kisses Of the sun,
Teaching every day their lesson
To my weary, painting soul,
To be faithful in well doing,
Stretching upward for the goal
Sending out the climbing tendrIis,
Trusting God for strength and power
To support, and aid, and comfort,
In the trying day and hour.
Never spurn the thing that's common
Nor call these home flowers poor,
For zach hath a holy mission,
Like nv glory J'er the door.
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

( NR UT Tourt-Manitowoc County +.
~ ". Hartman ag'st Claus Thiessen
Catharlne ThIessen, Christian Tiedermann
Thies 'festphall and John Nop La virtue
of and pursuant to an order of foreclosure
and sale rendered in the above entitled ac-
ton on the lsth day Of December A. b. 1871 .
| shall expose for sale and sell 1T public
v ndue OIL Saturday, the goth day of A pril
A ID. 1872. st ten O. clock a m. ut the
front door Of tie Court Gouse, in the city Of
Manitowoc in sid county, the following de-
seribed mort ged premises. or so much
thereof as may be Necessary to raise the
amount Of said judgment and interest and
costs, to-wit: The southeast quarter OF
southeast quarter Of section number thirty
BOZ of township number eighteen lSj,
north of range number twehty-one (cil east.
containing forty acres more or less; also lots
eight and nine 8 & g. of block number two
W o. the village Of kiel, according to the
recorded plat of said village, all of .aid lots
and lands being situate in said county of
Manitowoc
Dated Sheriffs Office, Dec %. A. d 1871.
ALBERT WlTTENBERG.
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County
Walker & White. PHI rs Att'ys. 32-6w
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The New English War Vessel Thun-

The Thunierer, Il British war vessel lust
launched. Is thus described by Lonlon
..oarna she il monitor, basel upon
the American models, but with variation.
introduced with n view of removing the
more objectionable features of the monitor
system. Thus, instead of having as low a
treebeard as possible, hight Of four feet
six inches has been allotted to the hu !
above the water line: the turrets. instead
OF being constructed upon as small scale
as possible, she has been built on a scale
sufficient to enable her to carry the unrre-
ccdented armament Of four 35-tun guns.
with the capacity of storing during vow
age the extraordinary supply of 1850 tuns
of coal. With such capabilities as these
she has burden Of 1870 tuns, length of
80 feet, AMI an extreme bl eadth of 81 | >
feet: and, large as these proportions are.
one of the few defects the Committee of
ships Designs find IN her is that she Is
not large enough. and that in future such
vessels should be built upon a larger scale
than either the Thunderer or Devasta-
ton
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IN PROBATE-MAN ITOWOC COUNTY
l Court. In the matter of the estate of
Michael Donnely. diseased On reading
and filing the petition Of John Hewett, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of said deceased.
representing among other things, that be
has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that a time and place he fixed for exam
lining and allowing b s account of his admin
istration, filed in this court 1t is ordered
that said account be examined by the Judge
OF this court on Monday the Goth day Of
April, A D. 1872, at 10 o'clock a m, at my
office, in said county. Ordered further that
notice thereof be given to the heirs of said
deceased and to- all persons interested. by
publishing copy Of this order for three
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in, the
Msnitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub,
hshed at Manitowoc. in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the LIST day of April,
A. D 1872. w. w WALDO,
36-3w County Judge.