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The Lycyming Pa.) Gazette says a
matrimOniaily inclined but econOmi-
cal youth of that section. finding the
cost of license too high to suit him,
and after vainly endeavoring to OBJ
tain one at a reduced price, returned
to his expectant bride with the infor-
nation that he had concluded to re-
main single until there was q fall in
the market.
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Arrest of Defaming Women.


Victoria Woodruff was arrested on
Saturday morning last, in New York
city, on a warrant sued out by L. @.
Challis, charging her with gross libel
Warrants were also issued against her
and her partner by other parties or like
charges. They were also arrested by
United States Marshal Sharpe, as they
were preparing for flight, on a charge Of
sending obscene publications through
the mails. They were held in $4,000
bail, but in default were sent to Ludlow
street Jail
The Express says the arrest OF the
feminine firm of Woodruff and Clafin,
for circulating obscene literature. was to
be expected, for nothing more obscene
in the way of words in the atrocious
charges ever obtained currency in any
community than the attacks of these
women upon a distinguished and hon
ored clergyman. The scandalous and
libelous article of the twain consists OF
a gross attack upon Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and Theodore Tilton.
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The Inhabitants of the island of
ithaca, in the Adriatic Sea, have a
strange method of infiicting the death
penalty. The victim is placed in a
wooden box, with the lid of, and tied
down. The executIOner then takes
him by the hair, sticks his knife into
his throat as he would into that of
a sheep, and turns il until death
ensues. Then the lid is nailed on,
and the body is dispatched to be
buried. Two priests named DetotroZzi
and Mature, have Just been tried and
convicted, in that island, of repeated
robberies and murders. Mature was
executed in the 9bove manner, to the
extreme satisfaction of the idle and
cowardly spectators. DeotroZzi was
rescued, however, by a band of Greek
brigands, and will probably be heard
from by the people of Ithaca.
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Late Gdvicesfro Great Britain fore
shadow a famine during the coming
winter. The grain and potato crops
are a partial failure, being in many
districts more than half destroyed by
the long and continued rainy wealth
er. If the reports received be correct,
the prIvations in store for the poorer
classes will bear down upon them
with great severity, and an appeal to
America for aid is almost certain. It
is more gratifying to give than to re-
celve, and, plenty Astounding on this
side of the Atlantic, if their own re-
sources fail, then the United States
can and will, without doubt, contrib
Tie out of their abundance toward the
supply Of the wants of those who are
less fortunate. America never vet
failed to respond munifcently to a
call for aid in such q crisis.
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ESTATE OF Horace McMaster,
fidec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
On the estate Of Horace McAaster, decd.
late OF Trumbuu Co, Ohio.
Wanna O. Oct. q. Is72-st.
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a. wEHIT1.

GHERlEF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, TrumbuIl County. s..
John Smith, In Trumoun Com
"a. Smon Pies
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nonDrGo


If we take the result in the eight
States given above as an indication
of the way the others will go, the
Republicans will probably have a
two-thirds majority in the House, an
excess of strength that is not always
an advantage.
OF the Legislatures to be elected
next month, those of the following
States will be called upon to elect
United States Senators for the term
beginning March 4, 1878. Alabama,
a Senator in place of Spencer, Re-
publican; Arkansas, in place of Rice,
Liberal; Florida, in place of Osborn,
Republican; Louisiana, in place OF
Kellogg, Republican; Missouri, in
place of Blair, Democrat; Nevada, in
place of I'VE, Republican; New York,
in place of Conkling, Republican;
and Wisconsin, in place of Howe,
Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana at the
late elections, carried Legislatures
that =iIl elect Republican successors
| to Messrs. Cameron and Morton, if
these gentlemen are not their own
successors. The following Senators
have already been elected for terms
commencing next March and ending
in 1879: California, Aaron A. Sar-
gent, R.; Iowa, VIM. B. Allison, r.;
Kentucky, Thos. G. McCreery, D.;
Maryland, George r. Dennis, D.;
Vermont, Justin S. Morrill,, r.; Con-
necticut, o. S. Ferry, r.; New Hamp-
shire, cambridge Wadleigh, r.; Or
egon, J. II. Mitchell, R.; Georgia and
North Carolina have elected Legisla-
lures which will choose Democrats in
place of Senators Pool and Hill, Re-
p~ublicans. whose terms expire on the
4th of March. These will be positive
gains for the Democrats, but we will
more than make them good by re-
placing Trumbull of Illinois, Rice of
Arkansas, and possibly Blair OF Mis-
souri,, by orthodox Republicans. The
next Senate will be as strongly Re-
publican as the present one, and in
the House our majority will be great
er. So much for the effect of the tidal
wave on Congress.-E1chdnGe
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DEATHS.

Notice o5dedth Or~ee-ObRudTy HUe cents per line
In Hartford, July Is, 1872, Mr.. AMOS JONES,
gen IS years, 8 months n five days.
For many years a consistent member OF
the Congregational church
At the residence of her son. Mr.. T.. r.
Pinks, Mrs. MARY PINKS, widow of Mr..
days.
She had been a member of the Congrega-
tional church from her youth, n she died
/ a triumphant death. She shall long be re-
membered by all who knew her, as an X
ceedingly cheerful and consistent christian
woman.
In Austintown, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1872, CATHA-
RINE, wife of William McGrew, and
daughter of the late Daniel Spencer, OF
Hartford, Ohio, aged S. years.
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The press of Chicago is appealing
eloquently in favor of a law obliging
the swarms of idle children ususly
found in the streets to attend school.
The idea is a good one. Half the
criminals in our jails and penitenti-
aries are there as a result of the per-
nicious associations with which they
come in contact between the ages of
six and twelve years. If Chicago
succeeds in this she will have furn-
ished a valuable hint for other cities.
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Mr.. Greeley says the a there is a
scarcity Of maple sugar this spring is,
that the farmers didn't more than half
manure their sugar seeds when they
planted them last fall. He says for eve
~ seed you plant you want a whole pile
of manure, when the vines will be fairly
weighed down with little scalloped
cakes. Farmers never will learn any
thing if they keep on fooling away their
time as they have the past year.
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By virtue Of an order ofsale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of TrumbulI
County. Ohio in the above named case. TO
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
and shall expose to public sale At the door
ofthe Court House In the city Of Warren,
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An apostate and backsliding NOR
mon organization has been formed at
Salt Lake, called the utah Liber-
ating League" 1t is taking a strong
hold on the people, and is spreading
rapidly. 1t is a potent instrument
for destroying the priesthood of the
Mormon Church.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-Private ad-
vices from Pomeroy, Ohio, state that
the coal miners have struck for an in
crease of wages, from three and a half
to four cents per bushel, and that sal
aried employees have demanded a cor
responding advance of pay.
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saturday. Dec. 7th, A. D. 1s7g
NOR SALE.

LNUh bALE.
II Any one wishing to purchase a good
farm OF dfty-two acres, will do we'll 10 cal
at my place, near Bealey's Cross Roads. in
LordstOwn, on the Newton Falls road. ~
miles from Warren. n sold privately,
by the 10Th Of November, IT. VIII be sold 70
also sell hve Mich Cows, three Heifers.three
Steer Calves, Black Mare, yearling
Colt, one spring Colt, n Wagon. one Bug
gy, Moving Machine, Farming Utensils and
many things too tedious 70 MENTION
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Nov. SIT H. ARTMAN.
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According to the October crop re-
port the wheat crop of the United
States will not fall short of 24O, OOO, 900
bushels. upon an area of less than
1000, 900 acres, which is an average
yield of from twelve to thirteen BUSH
els per acre,
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Greeley's utteranees in Pittsburg
are bringing forth their fruit. The
Greeley press of the South hail them
as the words of a deliverer. The
ChrOnio-e and Sentinel of Augusta,
Ga. a strong Greeley organ, uses the
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The Next Congress.

The probabilities are very strong
that the next Congress will be even
more decisively Republican in its
popular branch than the present one.
The number of members has been in
creased from 24S q41 Republicans and
102 Democrats) to 292. So far elec-
tons have been held in eight States
with this result compared with the
Forty-second Congress.
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The teachers of Ashtabula county will
meet in Jefferson, on Monday evening
of next week, for their annual institute.
The opening address Will be delivered
BY Prof. James Marvin, of Allegheny
College.
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In Georgesville, r. L, Tuesday
night, Matthew Shaw, whose wife
had fed from him to escape his
drunken assaults, went to the rooms
of William Sargent, in the same
house, and attacked him, when Sar-
gent shot Shaw and he died Wednes-
day.
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The Harpers pay Mast $500 a week to
earicature the Greeleyi:es. The latter
would no doubt pay him 5000 a week
70 quit it. They say his drawings are
Nasty, but that comes, as a natural
consequences, from the subjects he por-
<TsyE
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Grand Result in
Trumbull Co.
Republican Maj. $500
Gain of 700 since
October.

Republicans of Trumbulli the bat
tie is over and a proud victory il
yours. Every town in the county
save one, perhaps, has given hand
somely increased Republican MAORI
ties over the October vote. We havt
not time to do more than give thu
Republican gains in the several town.
ships and wards, as follows:
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Bloomfield 9, Braceville Is, Brook
field 80, Champion AZ. Pennington II
Fowler 4, Hartford II, Rowland u
Hubbard IS, Johnston II, KinsmaI
q, Liberty 76, Lordstown 8, Mecca
Mesopotamia IA, Newton IA, South
ington 10, Vernon 2, Vienna s.
Weathersfeld I49, Mineral Ridge %
Warren tp. "a, Warren city, Isl
Ward Is; I'd Ward, Al; Sd Ward 10
Bazetta Is, Gustavus q.
Republican net gain in the county
IS go, which will make the majority
run up from 2s7O in October to 37OC
for Grant-a result exceeding by 2OC
our most sanguine expectations
Glory enough for anybody.
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MARRIAGES.
Merctaae No,ice, t,.sertea eratts.


Oct. %, 1872, by Rev. W. F.. Day. HARRY ].
SHREFFLER, OF Akron, and Miss EVA
COUBBISON, of Akron.
On Thursday, Oct. 9th, at the residence OF
the brides mother, in Niles, by b Rev.
T.. ]. Taylor, Rector of Christ church, War
rem, Mr.. MELVIN (. ROSE, n Miss
LOUISA ]. TALBITZER.
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Mrs. Vice President Colfax, whose
health has been very poor of late, ex-
poets to spend the winter at her former
home in Andover, Ashtabuls Co.
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ENACTMENT

M. ]. OIL, pItn, VS.. William W. Jones,
defL. Before Joseph Stuart,J. p, Of Wealth
ersdeld township, Trumbun county, Ohio
On the 2Ist day OF October, 1872, said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above
action. for the sum u hftY-eight dollars
said cause will be for hearing on Wednes-
Z. ]. OIL, Plaintiff
Nov a Is72-St
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Nov. 6, 1928
A ENACTMENT.

n Wilcox & Brother, plt'hs, VS.. William
". Jones, Ell. Before Joseph stuart. J. Z.
on the psf day Of October, 1872, said Justice
isSued an order OF Attachment in the above
action FOR the sum OF one hundred and one
dollars and min cents. said cause viii De
Tor hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 2, lsI2. az
Q oiclock. a. m. WILCOX & BROTHER.
Nov 4 iST2-3t Plaintifs.
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AIDES and GESTLEHEE. agents wanted to
LseIl Protean Button Hole Cutter. 9octE;
Button Hole Worker, 50cts.: Needle TIN cad
ing Thimble, 25Cts-; Morocco Needle Book,
Scots; e large n . papers small Needles-)
SIS per day sure; sample free to any one at
above prices. Q. THORNTON & CO., 5@
rOadWa n. Y.
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SATURDAY. YoT. sOth, A. d. Is7s,
MAP OF PALESTINE.

A BEAUTIFUL COLOREDMAP
IN OF Palestine, size over2 by 3 feet. con-
tanning the Ancient and Modern Names OF
all known plac-s; q Table Of the Seasons.
Weather, Productions, &c; the Journey OF
the Israelites from Egypt; the World as
Apostle Paul; the Holy City OF Jerusalem:
Attitudes in English feet on the loeattys
Texts OF Scripture cited to Cities, &c.
This excellent map Is given away for
thirteen subscribers 70 the CHILnREN's Pa
PER for 1873 at twenty-five cents each.
The Childrenis Paper,
An Illustrated paper devoted to the In
struction OF the children. Send for spect-
men copies Address
oct. q B. J.. KURTZ. Dayton. o.
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The certificate snnexing East Cleve-
land to the City of Cleveland was filed at
Columhus on Wednesday last.
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TTACHMENT

A TTACHMENT.
IA Robert Logan, vs., Samuel Starkey,
Before Milton Graham, j. p, Of Vernon
township, Trumbull county. Ohio. On the
18th day Of October, A. ID. 1872, said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum Of twenty i've dollars
and thirty cents. ROBERT LOGAN.
Vernon, Nov. 6, ls72-St
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NOTICE
To the Tax Payers Of TrumbuIl GO%unty-Taxes Of 1872.

In mHumeof flaw L THOMAS A BRIEFLY TrasuprofT umbuu CuntEM Ohio heIvR en notice that
ments ormtOnn year one thOundt eight hundred and yenyfwo mee CORRECTLY Enedn the
bTof enESn cache one hundred G%Td taxable P0pry I'M the several townships GmG. Incorporated
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DOAD NOTICE.

ID DAD NOTICE.
hNOtice is hereby given that q petition
vii, be presented to the Commissioners Of
Irumbul county, Ohio. at their ext regu-
lar session, TO be held on the ID day of Dec.
Al. 1872, praying for the establishment OF
q county road along the following described
road in Newton township in said county
and State Of Ohio, to-wit: Beginning in the
center ofthe highway leading nom what Is
known as the River Road,t 70 John Snyders ,
and about twenty feet south Of b south
west corner Of James p. Baldwin's farm In
Newton township, courtyard State afore-
said; hence in an easterly direction through
land of John Snyder. George Lsngenber-
ger, mt Simon Miller till said proposed
road intersects what is known as the
Miller road. and the highway leading from
Newton Falls to Duck Creek corners. Said
proposed road is about thr~ee-fourtns OF a
mile in length, and situate in Newton Tp.,
county and State aforesaid. The prayer of
SAID petition is that such proceedings may
be had to establish such road as may be
authorized and directed by law.
JOHN SNYDER,
One OF the Petitioners.
Newton, Nov. g.. IS7l-4t
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Orwell Normal Institute.

THE WINTER TERM of this In
Il stitute viii begin Tuesday Nov. 18th and
continue II weeks.
Tuition, rom 90 to $1,000
Board in Hall, per week....-.Sl rs to s 2,25.
Rooms and Fuel per week so to s LOO.
Board in families per week.S2,2 to $780,
The expense for board in a during the
fall has been $500 per week, and tue aver
age expense. per student, exclusive Of books
and extra studies, per term, $500.
For further Information end for a Gaia
logRe or address H. U. JOHNSON,
Orwell, Nov. 6, IS72-3t Prin.
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Dr. Wells extract of Iurubeba

retains all b medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be taken as ssperma
nent curative agent.
is there want OF action In your Liver and
RDleeni Unless relieved at once,t Ia blood be-
comes impure by deleterious secretion, pro-
ducinp scrofulous or skin diseases. Blotches,
FeIons, Pustules, Canker, Ptmples, &c, &C.
Take Jurubeba to cleanse. purify and re-
store the Initiated blood to healthy action.
Have You . Dyspeptie Stomaehf Unless d.
gestfon "a promptly aided the system is de-
RiIitafed with loss Of vital force, poverty Of
me Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General
Weakness or Lassttude.
Take Il to assist Digestion without reac-
tion, 1t will impart youthful vigor to the
Have Won weakness OF the IRtestinesl You
are IN danger OF Chronic Diarrhoea or the
dreadfuI Inflammation OF the Bowels
make IL to ala irritation and ward on
tendency to inhamations.
Have YOU weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary
OrVausi You must procure instant relief or
Won are liable TO suffering worse than death.
rake IL ID strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes q burden.
Finally, it should be frequently taken to
keen the system in perfect health or you are
otherwise in great danger OF malarial,
mfasInatic or contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG.
Is Platt ST., n. Y, sole Agent for the y.
Price One Dollar per bottle. send for Oir-
ular
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The Happy Man Who Voted for

A number of cows are reported as
having died in New jersey Of the pre-
Yailing horse disease.
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DUTY OFF TEAS i.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have business connections with allthe prfn-
ciple ports of China and Japan, and Import
their Teas direct from place Of growth, thus
saving the consumer from S toS profits. It
is now about II years since h Company
was orgRnized-and 1t has been a splendid
success from the very first. This was due to
the fact that we imported and sold only
The Best and Purest Goods.
and distributed them to our customers in
all parts Of the United States, for one snail
prQft only, between the Tea-grower and the
.-Tea-cOnsumer. We originated the system
of supplying in distant parts of
the country with Teas, at New York Cargo
Prices, on the club plan. And since we
adopted this plan we have saved the people
of this country millions Of dollars annually, in
the cost ofthis article of every day necessity.
Send for 7 Circular, which contains full
directions, premiums, &c.
The Great American Tea Co.
SI&S3 vESEY STREET.
P. o. Box 564S. New York City.
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Half an inch of snow fell on SUM-
day night at Brunswick, Maine.
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The Childrenis Paper,

GALE OF REAL ESTATE by or
Oder Of Court. On Saturday, the Sd day
OF November, A. D.. 1871 at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Of said day, at the south door OF the Court
House, in the city Of Warren, Trumbun Co..
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder. the
following real estate, as the property o.
Eiizabeth Price, decd. to-wtts situate IN
the city Of Warren, county OF ana
state OF Ohio, and Is known a. whole Lot
No. 10, In Pease plat OF Warren. as recorded
In Trumbul county records Book OF MAPS.
A. page As, and is the same lot OF
Andrew Altman and Rachael tina ~
Elizabeth Price, on the 18th day OF Aaren.
"A. ID. 1851; see Trumbun county records oh
Deeds, vol. 9S. page l49. -ARpraised AZ SisS0o
TsrmS az sale Cash. R W.
admir- with the Will annexed,Of ElZaoeth
Prfee decd loot 80, ls72-4t.
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JUST so HIGH,

to every subscriber. Agents take from 5 70
80 names a day. No business pays like this
for our terms; and secure territory for
this great enterprise at once. MAGICIAN,
STODDART CO, Publishers, III West 9Th
Street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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no THE NoRKING CLASS, male or fe-
male. $50 q week guaranteed. Respec-
table employment at home, day or evening;
no capital required; full Instructions and
valuable package Of goods to start with e
free by mail. Address, with . cent return
stamp. NJ. YoUNG&Co., l6CourtlandtSt St,
New York.
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Free ROmnsteadS for Actual Settl

Is not a physie which may give Temporary
relief to the sufferer for the nrst few doses
but which, from continued use brings Piles
and kindr. d diseases to aid in weakening
the invalid, nor is IL adoctOredl liquor, which
under the popular name Of "Bitters" Is SO
extensively palmed on on the publicas SOY,
Tonic and dterdtiue. pronounced so by the
leading medical authorities OF London and
Paris. and has been long used by the regu-
lar physicians Of other countries with Won
derfui remedial results.
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HORACE WATERS

viii dispose of 100 Pianos, MslodeoHs, and Or
0dRS, OF six hrst-class makers, including
Waters, at very totD prices for cash, or part
cash, and balance in small monthly install
ments, New 7-Octave first class Pianos,
modern improvements, for S75 cash. Now
ready a Concerto PGrtOr Organ, the most beau
tiful style and perfect tone evermade. Illus
trated Catalogues mailed. Sheet Music and
Music Merchandise. NOV CIT.
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TOanD eaf& hardof Hearing

Desiring to benefit my unfortunate fellow
creatures, I viii forward to all sunerersJre re-
Of ehdrge. a recipe or a methad Of cure. res
pectively, which has cured myselfandm many
others OF long standing deafness, after hsv-
ing in vain employed the best physicians In
this country and Europe. Address, with
stamp, h. THIEMANNS, Elleardsvtlle, Mis-
souri,.
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HHE END OF THE WORLD,
By the author of the Hoosier SCHOOL,
master-Just published, at ADAMS BOOK
Store.
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& Lot FOR jan

"OUSE & LOT FOR SALE
The undersigned offers his property
for sale p~leasanfly situated. In the Vtl>
lage on BraeeVille, consisting Of nine and
one-halfacrss Of land. never fsliing spring
and a baif house. good well OF son water,
plenty on fruit and good barn. There IL also
an me place q large commootous shop. The
wftbont ne s6op. 10 suit the wants Of the
urcbase ana at a price which VIII be a
confederation to one wishing 20 procure
himself q home. For farther partleolsra
snonfrs Of Henry Stowe, at the late resi-
dence of Calvin Stowe, decd. OF Bracevine,
GEORGE STOWE.
Oct. %, ls72-sts