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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

Fine JeWelry
Cheap for cash, at HULL's. on Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

Just Opened,
Shavls in the latest designs. At
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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For your Watch Repairing
Call at Hul's New Jewelry Store, Porter's
Book Store. Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

Fine Lot
Ofniee slippers.new styles IS MsLain's.
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For Ladies and Gents Watches
Call at Hullis, in POrteris Book Store.
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MahOning DiTisIOn.-West.
Girard Niles WAR'NlLev'b'g PhaIx
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Goods Sold Cheap

Home Made
Hobnail Shoes at MeLAIN's.
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Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn
Cash Assets one million dONarG. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loct. I:u.
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The Best Paint Brushes
Ever brought TO Warren. Enn stock At
HOYT'S DRUG STORE,
N6.5 Main Street.
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Cheap Slippers
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Copnel's.
Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and bisGSitsi
Just Opened
The finest assortmsntof Velvet Plush and
prices at GUNLEFINGERS BROS
Sashes
And Neck Ribbons in great variety. At
GUNLEFINGER& BROS.
For your Watch Repairing
a at Hulrs New Jewelry Store. Porter's
Book Store, Main Street.
Just Received,
full line OF black and es,6Fed silk vel
loG, az GUNLEFINGER a BROS.
Just Opened,
shavls in the latest designs. At
GUNLEFINGER s BROS
Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's. No. ,
Main Street.
Fine Lot
ofnice slippers.new styles At MoLain's.
For Ladies and Gents Watches
Call atHul's. in POrter's Beck Store.
Live and Let Live,
Fresh Confectionery.
Fresh and nice, at hcCOSNELL'S.
-S
Pleasant Dreams
On those FoVsn FTre MattrssIes. the best
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on trial. TRUESDELL& TOWNSEND.
Accidents!
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one malion doUdra. Apply to
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. lot. E:a
Go to 8. r. ChrJst & Co,
For good fresh Meats Of all kinda.
Buy your Vegetables
Att r. Chryst q Co.
New Lace eaters
-
Side Lace CATERS
al NoLAIN's.
Base Balls and . Bat,
Steel traps for a rat.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
sewing Machines, that are very neat
And We are sure they can't be beat,
Certain TO suit the various minds,
For We have allthe different kinds,
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GBe 9oet's Department.
CFrom the Southern MagaZine.l
THE SISTER OF CKIERETY.

Calm, self-possessed, she moves through ward
and hall; -.
From morn to eve her duties never cease;
All feel her cheering presence, and to all
She brings the balm of peace.
You scarcely hear the patter of her feet,
She is so gentle, self-rcstrained, and mild;
And holy acts and thoughts have made her
And pure as any child.
The sick man hungers for her kindly smile,
And watches her with eager, bated breath;
HsT soothing touch has power TO begulle
The very pang Of death.
Thus glides her life, and every passing day
70 tighten pain her loving care is given;
She finds content and comfort on her way;
Her hopes are all in heaven.
Her features are so calm, resigned and still,
surely you think ''sfe never felt loves thrill
She seems too staid and cold.'
And yet a woman's heart beats in her breast,
With all its power and all its need of love;
Earth broke it, but our Lord has given it rest,
And taken it above.
She thought herself beloved, and all the earth
Seemed happy, decked i'll natures bright
array,
sad fond mistake! Her heart, with all its
And wealth of love, gave way
Broke, that a noble purpose there might reign,
To suffering men another friend be given.
That Sin-WOrn hearts might be relieved OF pain,
And shown the way to heaven.
Taught by self-sacri1ce and love OF truth,
Before Gods will with humble trust to bow,
To LIim she gave her health and strength and
And she is happy now.
SISTER, to all who need thy care and love;
Sister, to all with grief or pain oppressed,
Come unto Me- there cried Voice above,
And will give you rest"
o, woman strong in faith, ana hope, and viii
o, woman! strong in love of all things good
Surely, it is thy fate to shame men still,
ALFRED SPENCER.
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EBENsBURG, PA, SATURDAY, JANUARY l3, 1872.

''lt can never support them both, he saw
the sailor deliberately raise his fist, and
strike his companion blow which stunned
him. The young man loosed his hold.
and, AS he sunk into the sea, the sleeper
awoke. A few Sundays afterwards he
was greeted with the news that plea
surs-boat had been upset, that the body
of young English traveller had been
washed on shore, and that an elderly sea
man was the only survivor. The man
was good deal injured, and was in bed
at public house, to which the corpse of
the poor young traveller bad been con-
veyed. The minister at once begged to
be taken thither, and go strongly was he
impressed with the conviction that his
dream had had literal fultilment, that
he entered the room Of the sick man with
the fullest intention Of taxing him with
murder. But when he approached the
bed he saw face totally unlike the one
which had haunted his sleep, and every
feature of which was wildly impressed on
his memory. His visit to the poor dead
youth had like result.
These stories are actual facts, for the
truth Of which | can vouch. | will leave
all specalations on The subjec: to those who
read them.
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NOVEL CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN.-The
indianapolis journal is responsible for the
following: A young lady of this city, sick
with disease of the lungs, was told that if
she would get young puppy and raise it
the dog would take the consumption off her
hands, and she would get well. She did SO,
and, as the dog grew, it was noticed that
the animal acquired hacking caugh, while
.he young lady grew rapidly better. In
the meantime, however, she had become
very much attached to her canine benefactor,
and did everything that could be done for
him. 1t was no use. however; consumption,
the fell destroyer, had fastened upon poor
Jacks vitals, and few days since he passed
in his checks. The young lady is in ro-
bust health, and firmly believes that the
dos.saYed her life.
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1879. THE AGE. 1879.
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Democratic principles as declared by the fOun-
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tutiOns. To defend and maintain them is its
constant aim, and it is the persistent and vigil
ant advocate of reform, general and municipal.
1t has sought no alliance with any clique or class
interests; il has been subject to no corrupt in
nuence, but has labored, without fear or favor,
for the general good.
While no expenditure is spared in any of the
channels of newspaper enterprise, the AGE is
aided by no official patronage, but relies on the
subscriptions and support of individual Demo-
Gratis, who would maintain the principles of
their party, and of intelligent opponents who
desire to see men and measures freely canvasSed
and hear both sides of public questions Few
men OF any party deny that free and fearless
discussion by the press is now the best defense
of the interest Of every citizen, against fraud,
REGULATION and Injustice,
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CURIOUS ANTIPATHTEs.-Phe subject of
sympathies aDd antipathes is extremely cu-,
rious. Boyle tainted when he heard the
splashing of water Scalinger turned pale at
the sight of watercresses; Erasmus became
feverish when he saw fish. a curious
story is told Of clergyman, that he always
flinted when he heard a certain verse in Jer-
emiah read. Zimmerman tells us of lady
who could not endure the feeling Of silk or
satin, and shuddered when touching the vel
vety skin of a peach. Mr.. Julian Young
tells the story of an officer who could not
endure the sound of drum. and ultimately
fell dead when compelled TO hear it. There
are whole families who entertain horror Of
cheese; on the other hand there was ply
sician. DR.. Starks Of Edinburgh. who lost
his life by subsisting almost entirely upon
it. Some people have been unable to take
mutton, even when administered in the mi
croseope form Of pills. There is the case Of
a man falling down at the smell of mutton,
as if bereaved Of lie. and in strong conyul-
sions. Sir James Eyre, Ia lis well known
little book, mentious three curious instances
of idosyncracy the case of a gentleman who
could not eat single strawberry with i'm
punty the case Of another whose head
would become frightfully swollen if he touch
ed the smallest particle Of hare; the case of
a third, who would inevitably have ar attack
of gout few hours after eating fish.
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NUMBER As.

Pense of 100000, In 1895 it became the
property of Sir Thomas Myddleton. after
wards Lord Mayor of London, There were
successfully four Of this name-the former
knights, and the two latter barone,s. The
celebrated Hugh Myddleton, also knightcd.
protector Of the New River from HerCordsbire
to London, was brother of the first Sir
Thomas. From his DAY, this iue estate has
continued IN the possession of the same FAM
n.y. The ancient castle stands on the brow
oi bill near to the village of Chirk. shell
tered 10y the Berwyn mountains. 1t is
quadrangular, embattled structure, defended
by four low massive towers at the angles.
and gateway tower iu the centre Of the
north front, through which is the principal
entrance into square area of considerable
extent. On the east side Of this area is a
low embattlsd corridor, leading into the prin-
cipal rooms, which have been greatly altered
and appropriately embellished The picturs
gallery, at the south end of which is the
chapel, is 100 feet in length and % feet in
width, and contains some good portraits and
other paintings One Of the apartments cor
tain the state bed in which Charles l. slept,
and beautiful cabinet which be presented
to his family.
The summit of this venerable pile CONS
mands view of surprising beauty, extend
ing, it is said, into seventeen counties. In
the park, the walks and drives are diversi-
fed. The view from tho terrace on a fine
day may be we'll deemed to repay q long
journey.
The river Ceiriog runs on the west side Of
the castle, through a deep valley, remark
able as a scene Of conflict, in 1ISG, between
the forces under Henry II. and those Of the
Welsh, under tier brave prince. Owen Gwy>
nedd, when the latter obtained victory,
and soon afterwards compelled the Saxon
monarch to seek safety by retiring to his own
territories.
If the traveller in Wales, especially the
northern portion, expects to find the Welsh
man Of an innocent and uusophisticated
stamp, be viii be doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT
The old simplicity has departed forever, and
the onward march Of civilization has brought
with it Tie now universal characteristics Of
! shrewdness and the determination. as we
have it in common paripnca, to "look out
| for number one.'
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PRUssIAN STYLE OF CoURTsHIP.-I is
well known that marriage in Prussia hSs,
come to be looked upon as q luxury to Ue
INDUCED in only by the better circumstanced
The large number of servants, walters day
labOrers, and others, without any regular
trade, rarely marry at all They find It
enough to earn decent living for themselves.
Those who do marry wait until about the
9th year. If ne ia a merchant he must
wait until his business is established if a
professional man, until he has a good praco
tico or position. Every class, as a rule, mar
ries late; for that which is necessary with
the poor has, from its generality, come to be
regarded as a custom for all.
1t is not customary, as in America. for
young gentlemen and ladies TO associate
much together, since the expenses of gallant
~ are thought beyond their means. Young
men 60 with young men, and live in clubs
or bachelor bands, where each one pays his
own expenses, and lives as economically as
he can. When they seek female company
which is only now and then, it is at the pub
lie balls, or in worse connections. This Gus
tom has become so established that il works
the other way, and no young lady who val-
ues her reputation will allow herself to be
seen alone in company with a gentleman
before she is engaged TO him, and before the
engagement is duly published in the press.
The formalities of betTothal are celebrated
In the presence Of her friends. They much
wonder at the liberty of American young
women in Germany, who allow themselves
to 90 with any young gentleman acquaint~
ance whatever, being one evening with one
and the next evening with another.
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\TOTICE OF FINCORPORATION.-

~ 4TH DECEMBER, lsI1.-HigIIGHd AgIicuttu-
tuTdl SOcjstH Qf Cambria COUHty.-Petition for
Charter of Incorporation.
And now, to wit: Dec. 4, 1871, read, and the
Court having perused and examined the with
in, and finding its objects, articles and cOhdI-
tiOHs to be lawful and not injurious to the COM
muuity, it is directed that they be filed in the
Office OF the PrOthonotary of the Court, and
that notice be inserted in one newspaper OF
the county for three weeks, setting forth the
within application for Charter, and il no sufii-
cient reason be shown to the contrary on or be-
fore the first day of next term, the same shall
be granted. By the Court.
J. X. HITE, Prothonotary.
Prothy's flee, Ebensburg, Dec. %, ISIl.-3t.
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THE DAILY AGE

contains the latest intelligence from al parts Of
the ICOTld. with articles on Government, Politics,
Trade Finance, and all the current questions
of the day; Local Intelligence, Market Reports,
Prices Current, Stock Quotations, Marine and
Commercial Intelligence; Reports of Public
Gatherings Foreign and Domestic Correspond
cuce, Legal Reports. Book Notices, Theatrical
Criticisms Reviews of Literature, Art and Mu-
sic, Agricultural Matters, and Discussions of
whatever subjects are of general interest and
Importance. Besides special telegrams, it has
all the dispatches Of the associated Press from
erCylf part Of the World.
The AGE is the only Democratic morning pa
per in Philadelphia in the English language,
and is therefore one of the best mediums for
: AlyaFIiSiuur7
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THE DAILY PATRIOT,

Published EVERY MORNING, Sundays eX-
ggr.eE. is q first class newspaper, containing
ral IecgrapHic reports, special Washington
Dispatches, the most complete and accurate
mark reports. fun accounts of proceedings OF
Congress and legislature, spicy editorials, etc.
one Copy, one year. 10y mail, =; Five Copies
Gu. @5.. Ten Copies, do, $50.
larger Clubs at the last named rates. Papers
may be separately addressed, but must be
taken in one package. The money must ac-
company the order TO insure attention.
editions to Clubs may be
made at any time in the year ut the above Club
rates. Changes in Club Lists made only on re-
narc Ot subscription, edition, pOst-OGice and
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TERNS.-Cash in advance. Send Post-Ofice
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Bills sent by Mail will bs at the risk Of the
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AEoTHER CURE FOR FELoN.-The Free
port journal furnishes the following cure for
a felon, which is easily tried by the affl cted.
and if all right. can't have too wide pub
licty "A friend tells gs Of a sure cure for
felon, which IS also very simple and can lie
prepared by any one. Take an earthen
crock, put in quantity of live Goals, throw
on handful each of hops. rye -four and
brown sugar; +; then steam the affected parts
for about fifteen minutes, repeating two or
three times by holding it over the vessel.
The better way is to bore a hola through q
board, thus having the affected part only
coming in contact with the steam." lie
guarantees a certain cure.
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NOW IS THE TIME.

The beginning of the New Year is good time
to subscribe for q newspaper and to subscribe
for THE AGE is Il good beginning of the Now
Year. our terms TO subscribers and clubs are
furnished below. We ask friends, and we
address every reader as one of them, TO assist
us in our constant efforts to increase our use
fulnCsS, enlarge our circulation, and maintain
the never-euding struggle for the rights of the
people against the cncrOachmenTS of power,
(which is always stealing from the many to the
few"
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,

" 4TH DECEMBER, 1S1l.-Pctt ion for IncoTpO-
ration Of the EbeHsllTg IidU 4 SSOcidtjOsl.
And now, Monday, Dec. 4, l61l, read, and it
appearing upon perusal and examination that
the objects and conditions within set forth and
contained are lawful and not injurious to the
community, it is directed that the writing be
filed in the Office of the PrOthonOtary, and that
notice be inserted in one newspaper in the
county for three weeks, setting forth that If
no sufficient reason be shown TO the contrary
at the next term, the same shall be granted.
Isy the court. j. X. HITE, PrOthy.
Prothy's Office, Ebensburg, Dec. %, 1611.-3t.
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4 LITTLE THING in a Sabbath school was
asked by her teacher if she always said her
prayers night and morning "No, miss. l
DON'T" Why. Mary are you not afraid to
go to sleep in the dark without asking God
to take care of you, and watch over you till
morniug?" "No, miss, ain't-cauSe / s'eeR
ia the middle"
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AUDITORS NOTICE-Having been

L a appointed Auditor by the Court OF Com
rnoh Pleas of Cambria county to report diStrf-
button of the money in the hands of the Sheriff
arising from the sale of the defendants real eS-
tate in the case of MARTIN YAHNER rs. A.
HUMPHREYS, No. 1G, September Term, lS7l,
VcudHjOHi ErpOHdS, notice is hereby given to
all parties interested that | viii attend to the
duties Of said appointment. at my Office in Eb-
ensburg, on Monday, the 22d dan Of JdnuqTy,
1872, at . O'Clock, p. NJ. when and where they
must present their claims or be debarred from
coming in on said fund.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Dec. ., 1S71.-}t.
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WEEKLY PATRIOT /!

n . TT-T 20 =
z7rlfuE i'm clubs Qf ten or more. j copy of the
Daily PATRIOT will be sent, free, TO the
Agent sending i'm clubs of rfty or more. All
r.raF- will he separately addressed. but must
~. 10 one n1st-Oficc. see directions bclOwD
Cs..gl1eEiJr Democratic County Committees
aud others Interested in the cause or good gov
eminent. are respectfully requested to act
agents for the formation OF Clubs for the
WEEKLY PATRIOT.
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THE WEEKLY ACE

Combines Literature with News of the day. In
its columns are Stories, Poetry. Departments
for Ladies and Children, agricultural Items,
Sunday Reading. sc.
The WEEKLY AGE IS acknowledged to be
the best Family Journal printed in Philada.
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IA UDITOR'S NOTICE-Having been

n appointed Auditor by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county to report distri-
hutton of the money in the hands OF the Sheriff
arising from the sale OF the real estate of the
defendants, in the case of SPRINGER, HAIR
RAUGH & co. rs. RICHARD JONES, jr., ct. al, No.
To- September Term, 1871, E.r Doc, / hereby
notify all persons that Will attend to the du-
ties OF said appointment, at my Office in Ebens-
burg on T1tesddy JGRitdTy 23d, 1871, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, when and where they must present their
claims or be debarred from coming in on said
fund. GEO. W. OAIhAN, AudiJor.
Ebensburg. Dec. %, 1S1l.-3t.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"a Estate of BRIDGET FARRELL deed.
Letters of Administration on the estate of +.
BRIpGET FARRELL, late Of Carroll township,
J. Rarbericx, late of the State OF Iowa, having
been issued TO the undersigned, all parties in
any way indebted to said estate are hereby no.
titled to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement. -
II. c. KIRKPATRICK, Admir-.
Carroll Twp, Dec. 9, 187l.-Gt,
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STRAY STEER. Game to the prem
- ises of the subscriber in Chest township,
about the middle of October last, white and
red spotted STEER, supposed to be a year and
a half old or thereabOuts. The owner is re-
qtestcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he will
be disposed of according to law.
FRANCIS DRESS.
Chest Twp, Dec. %, 1S71.-3t.*
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TIE NEXT PRESIDENT

Tho great impending struggle for the Presi-
--r,.v v, ,.Il soon commence. Within one year
.-r' fh.. time the American people viii have
E-.-..f-a Cd whether or not the Capitalization OF
MOVERS of the -OVernmenJiu.the hand 5 or 4
.--rrrur rIiesrcuy. the pluudcring of the tax
-rrar-uv tuieviur officials, the denial OF equal
-.-r-'ri rights to the prescribed citizens of tho
-.r-rarg States and the substitution OF the VIII
I'm parity for the fundamental law Of the J. nd,
-r,rI cease or continue. 1t shall be the earn est
...f Oh. ....arfug- uudeaVOr of the PATRIOT 20
.r.-..r- HI. readers in the belief that the time
ms come whom an earnest and determined
.-rr- must lg made to arrest political power
from t.a hands of Ourp present rulers. ItshOuld,
therefore. Je read by every voter who can be
Induced to DCaztau honest, intelligent and patri-
..-. ballot. To his end il mas been determined
- ~. IL. rnLLnHtiuv exceeGinEIE low rates for
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-o..,o SPLENDID f0SN
ISlI, Inducements! iOIG'
THU ITTEKLY PATRIOT,
GREATLY
T}LiRGED Ind IMPROVED.
rt.o oh ravorite Democratic Weekly, THE
---- 80 m -.,.ranI. On Ihnl
= ifIPST Day OE JANUARY, 1872,

-,,r,,TT.y ENLARGED and changed from
uls....r-t Guart0 to MAMMOTH FOLIO 1t
gfI contain more. reading matter than any
VIZ, Week Iv published in PENNSYLVANIA.
'rT- eth furnish all the Political and General
,--..f the current week in condensed form;
twill give an accurate report OF the Malt
r-rsrs Of New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
n.rf=hvrg and Harrisburg.
lT-s. Iiter;lry Department will contain Tales,
- Poetry, &c, by the best American aud
-..rTrnru writer's.
,,I.I contain such full and faithful reports
-- congressional and Legislative proceedings
'- .,-ft afford its readers a fair understanding
e. -r.s F0fnge Of their public servants. During
-...--.5ru If the Legislature it viii be of spe-
....t interest and value to every Pehnsylyan!an
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-26

II + LADDsS EMPLOYMENT OF.
- O. nce can furnish Cooks, Waters and boys to
aftics desiring the sanle. o4-tf
"4NTED-A party desires to Rent
~ House Of four " In rooms. Inquire Of
sl-sf.rs J. T. LADD. a.