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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
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Only 10 fully under hoW ala and hare
and irkgOme pIaeo peDlo so1ool roOm e n
Philadelphia, o., for the matter that, IN Penn
ftxr1 Sftsr acSooi y S Sos Dss psSe Ssss ss@1sO @ , O1
deal benches and dealks; there u unWhoiesonnB
looking blackboards thoEo aRa four ntaEinR
walls. barren of eyaEythlng except 9. map
hung above the hno.s ard half dozen
trlte moral sentiments. There Is nOthing
whatever 70 Be seen, bright cheerful and az
tractive. 1t Is all barren and roDulsiVO Alike
20 the imagination Of childhood. Thomas
Gradgnnd, Esq, with HE eternal facts and ig-
ures, might have designed In an evil hour eve
~ school room in the COmmOnWoalth. And
It IS into such bare barns that the LIstle Pitch
eEs are put. TO be filed, heaped up and run
over with facts, not ideas.
1t is deplorably the case that IDEAS are mot
sought Tor nor wanted under our school sYS-
tenn. Whatis sought foE and wanted. under
penalty Of all sOIts Of punishment, is memOri-
zlnR OF . great deal Of valuable information
OL no value whatever. A school room, ufter
tne scholars ara dismissed for day, shows no
csErssS sSTs n h DOok Or slate Both are perfoIce,
" the Dr1m, and their brains stultifed from
nino , =. ID: until TWO p. m, are kept from their
pay ana their beds TO memOTizo whole pages
OF geography and history, rules Of gTAmmeE
sIo,t sno tairttnmetic it,n There 4 only one wonder
aEOut this business. winch Is that our children
are not all idiots under the ',6ll-tilI.it-TunS-
over system Of education.
we nave before US at this moment book
ON grammar, another on geography, another
Oh aritnmetic, all Of them enjoying 3 great "a
vOr IN the schools, which are SO far mianamed
that they would be better named were We n
cail them shortcuts 70 1mbecility," We
tnlnk lt quite safe to say that child Of ordin.
aTy intelligence might memOliEe every rule N
TINS grammar from cover to cover. and vel
NOT Dc able to write IS correct EnRlish as II hC
20 read oyer two or three times-neVer WerI
Traveller VI
The latter would enlist his Imagination
compel his interest," iDdneo hin "a Think
while the grammar foEblds not only the ex
erclse OF the imaginatiOnS, but OF evarv Othe
sentment quality OF chlld's mind. Tn
Mnole course OF study Is at present confines
70 10 learning rules and facts, and recitinQ them
lucy are OF course, forgotten Is soon q
learned, because they are devoid Of ideas 3
which the fancy or children can cling wit
any tenAcitY.
Geography could be bOtter taught with IN
glODe and map and blackboard tlan by mem
OIlLlng from any book. Arithmetic can b
Dese taught upon the blackboard and by orr
lnstrucuon. History cannot bo taught q
cePt Dy lectures and the careful roading-nC
d0lilng memOFtElng-Of attractive histories
works. In the same manner the pFinelples
grAmmer should be conveyed to the mind Q
The present system Is not only q farce. Il
WOrse-a farce that dulls the Intellect Of ehII,
hood, imRairB health, and fails &togeEher OF |
ob1ect-Ledg@.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
The UniVoraal Aela-Aajas1Img
Corn Shener.,s e
Patented NAY Uj


The proprietor Of the ab0Fa mashiaa Il csnAdoat
in making the assertion that ne Shelter ever In
VORtod and brought before the public ean e0mpAro
with this maehlnO This being he fonrkh 6hollsR
patented by ne, / zeal eonadolt thai my knOWlad8a
Of the bQaineas has enabled me 10 remedy the many
fAuIta Of other machines. E.lir UT.
This machine Is simple In It's construction and
very durable. haVipg no parts liable 90 gOs 0ut Of
order, and can be changed tRom HaAd e Power
Aashins In ten minutes. II ahella hstar and ~
qulres les power than any OtheR SAellef evOR Ia
Vehted. It IL 60 arranged that tAa aaR paa4ss
impaFling d0able the em01ut of shslling given hy
0RY StksP machine. It shells ever koslalI III
separates the corn nom the cNh. HlSeRoa The Oak
whole. 1k WiRn0Wa the eorA perfectly el0an. u
shells any siae o. shape ttom the ama1dss Yoa corn
10 the largest dent corn q The WeoA, Wl1hA ut
change. 1s impaRta Oqual preasaea % ell Maas d
corn. This Shalle9 u regarded kY agricultural men
meat ever invented. u doaS Is WoFk DGTfSctlY
and with ease. astonishing all uAo Wikaoss iS ops
rAtiOns. Ia ~ gIl.I .ll
ne nndeFaiEnad haxias purchased The natumt
IiGht of die above Sheller end oonmeAee4 meAp.
lAataFine the sane II Numihgta taRS pNl,, ara new
prepared 20 furnish f9TMeFa and gthetg 2i4eieG "
purchase. The principal EeQs0a ShIeA tAaOee4 y
10 purchase the FighG Of thh nasAlnA 80. hat q
large nnmhsR Of fAFmaFs Who eze1iRa4 u Whila Oa
Oxhibikon In this city pronounced tt the best ma
ohiRo for sheling and eeAainR eeRA ever inH0nied.
We have the right % sell this MAgAino im DalM-
ware. WnFylanS snd CAesaaFy eagaaf1 - N ; =
= = - 01L.M0RR 4RIkRR1I. l1 &.
F4i teA aAA 0Saapa e elEeptA.
hbt-N ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

MoReANTowN TO BE Whilst a
party Of men were digging cellar for @. Hoffman,
they unearthed q large lump oflead orc as large
~ bushel measure. Gt Il thought that there is
q vein OF It running through the town, as 1t has
been discovered In several places, and Q company
Il about being started to undermine the town 70
search for it. A large specimen can be seen al
George Hartz Hotel, MOEgantoWn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

HUsBANDRY STATIsFICs.--Th The convention Of the
executive committees Of the Patrons Of Hnsband-
~, in session at KsOkuk, Iowa, have ad0ptod q
resolution 70 establish in each State Of the Union
Syseem Of agrleulturGl Statistics By Wheh 10 gal
enact Information Of the average OF the principal
crops, the amount Of live stock in the country
the quality OF produce, and the number Of ami.
mAls OF each hnd In the market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

REMOVAL OF
THE ABTISAMs SAVINGS BANK
TO 6O2 Market Street.
.su HE Wilmington, Delaware
Open - Foooivo aepoql daily (SunaAys excepted
aSEias ths Tssai SSslnsss & hSaS' snS g Tuesday
All the prOfts Of the Bank. after the payment
nOoossary expensO9, are devoted TO the benOht
the dODOsitOFs. and dividends are made somi-annu-
ally In April and OotoboE, Since the OggAniaation
Of the Bank. IN 1881 the dividends have unilormly
hQan 81 the rate 0lS TX per cent per annum.
Oiviaonog net dfaWn arc regarded - dopOGit1
and pnes become participate In Gutur'
diyidshdss ,t-lg
10 SSeaseglS alloysd 70 bOrEov Say OG Sfundl
NtraSt0d to the Bank.
AAMAGERRG
WILLEAM 9. HTLLRo. EDWAiD DARLIHaFOI.
0RoRaI w. 0UsM, VIII. 6WIFT,
N. r. BANsoH, HnunY y. DURB,
l EDwAhD BgRTu. CHARLHa. W. HOWLAMD
L A. HIooIHb, lJOD n. JA0KsOR.
n. Il, LICMRMNgTl1k.
WM. 8. H1LLRS. President.
GEO- V. Bgs VIss President.
Oet sly Il. ]. TAYLOR. Ire 1are
=
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
g -l4gr1SEOs . sAl.E'
! Rn0IAA NO2ZQR

a aaAniam WEDNESDAY. oaSsAss isth. Igll,
la Raazaak ~ NtM ~ aAtasee4 g tee llSsRat
6jln tavlna NAnnadDAaA &c ,. n. Gee va
80 sEsla ana. 80 q elahlsaa e kIlsus. VAsa
ulS9allsa aRaYh t6rlJ. ~ q. HI ka1aretle ~
@ s 8. 49, 3 Us :. :; g gsssSt 9 abs' iS
~ lssf5i H. kEHNEx. ssUG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

Subject to delAys inci1sA to freight business.
EnlS train will step 20 Iak1 ap paSseage1s Only ~
Soephg place, exeepe HaFo's> CornaFs StAto Road.
hSSaney. Armstrong; And DaPA at
Khis tfail Uill b0 Witharawn >WhonOver the ia
terei0 OF the Company requires l..
N The PAsSsnRer Car hsEslaloFS al>'aehsd to the
6asuFatng Train leaving HAFrinE1an at3W p. n,
VII Be discontlnued on the above data.
me Fsakht trAin With Passenger Oar attache1.
Ieasine uarIinGton at % P. u. will Atak0 all
regular stops Tor pAS1engefs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
WIlmlngeOA and VgeaGern n =.
TIME TABLE.
RALL AND WINTRR ARRANaRNRNrs.

CommsncinR Oct. lsf
leave Mtlmington 10 - . n. and 5S5Pm.
1eaye LaI4saheFl . IS z p aad . IN.
Arrive - Wilmington S. -, and 50 m
ATyiTs Ak LAe1enhsIg IL 50 = a GnA 6ORR.
CoNNkQtlONS-ffams lsavinR WiIminEton at
~ Sa = Sllh trA,a !eaying PhilaaelpAiA e. 8 - IN
viii train loavins RhiladslPkia st t0P n
Train arIiving a. Wilminkt1n al ARm Nth
train for keilAdalphiA Al an.
Train striving ae WilminRt0n Al q wffA train
f6g phtlAAelphia a. eOPm
Sunday TEAiDs win Be WitAdrawa amer OclO,
DAVID c0ENRLL. supL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

|faNO Thk FUElIC- -
y The Wumingtou and Reading Railroad Con.
RAAY have oQnpAoeod aFFanRenaats = OaTfY MonaV
tscaee0 ane AEptoss Matter % ala frSH ~ Soinfs
On the line oftheiP road and Wsst Chester,
Asa TO all poi1t1 q The Rkiladslphia and Read
tAa An4 CatAWtalA Railroads, iaaindinR headinR
lResoWn, 4AhoRsy City. IT. CaFRsl. NclIistoWn,
Fer further inloFm mailon Apply a tha Dopot aoR-
naF "a Efont and Na1iEoa slFaela, WilminE1on.
kxpEs8 natter sent ~ Egaakiia IolaIFaph sc "a
ss 81 ~ lI,ra ss sss g ~ RSRSe eet
AailEsEins agents WI FSeslye premDt attss,iel.
ssS-a eS9suSSW,1kEk.cA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.

FALL ARRANGKMKMT.
On ana amer MONDAY, Sent. 9Th
Hl13. (SundayS OHeoBtsa.D Trains vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

An English scientiSt prOfanely claims that
Mount Sinai was volcano, and hence the thnn-
dering that Issued tharefrom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

1no Mlxed lam VII run snbject to dolay1 inci-
tons where time iS RiVan. -
NRW CASTLE TRAINA
1eave NsU Castle for WilmlBgEon and Philad,a.
ton $50 A. NJ q l5 aad s5e p. H., for New
Castle. N
Sunday Trsin-LsaVe WILMINGTON fot Mar Ca.
tie, ~ A. NJ, New Castle for WiIminSton 0aiS e
SMYRNA BKARCH TRAINS,
AddinCnalto 20 thosS aeoVo, leave Smyrn0 for ClRy-
ten L.3O .. Ne and TSS p. n, Leave Clayto1 foF
Smymaa $40 = m. and 400 p. n, to make comes
ton ytth trAinsto and from Dover, ald StStions
S0uth-
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWnSAAD. with ths R0nt County and Omen
Anns's & Kent Railroads. N-
AZ CLAYTON with the Maryland and Dslawars
RAilrOad.
At tA.AKRLEaToN. With The JunstiOa and Bs..k-
A. sEAIoRD viii the DOrohstar aad Dslauar.
At BELMAR, With the EaStsrA shsr. R.il,o.
aRd WicOmio0 and POCOmOkO RsiIFoSd
Y y. u. KINNEY. SAINT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
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n0uaE aloA ANA lllfkn
No. Ma KING o. rs7-i1 gst.il

n HaEk asoR haIaw Pei 01lal. " n
Weula EaspsssAally lnl6rn hlsisis aaa1 apak|i
e4AeRallys thel ha y nop Rfepes = e. 81 qelk =
h1s. 81 !! t,9S,ss az ~
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
/ philadelphia WILMINGTON ana Bal
Cmoro Railroad.
DRLAWARF DIVTsTOT1

IMP 1RTANT N0TICE-In addition to the rem
II lar Market Trains aOg RAINING. an EXTRA
IRREI6l 4 1kAlN, Sundays excepted with Pas
sanger Ca. attaehed, will run between Wilmiae-
ton and IA rrington On and after Monday SepIem-
Der sth is7N as follows:
Leaving W. lminEton at go A. NJ and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
3xlntert ana 6IsEIetG.
JAMES BRADFORD 3
Il : hsl -nk1nS ztiH - siisn. -
PAINTB, Oils, I kRAISHRS
WINDOW 9l.Asa.s q 7, sai ...i. - .,,. 1sn +
Cement and CalClaS ! iRIaSlSR5

Palata uAlioluAA. red lead uAila ulAo. Fen DaAnt.
lahSiaaiiA1 81 Rspod 9i DleEA ell. lard III. nSa1
hSk vsFnilhaS, algOhot, tuESa 1tlis, PolDt 6iiI
Pain,s Fsa1l miHa4. alll1l1i - y, va asNSf
maaaTialz. ag1algowalta D11e ~ kln11 o1 1sGs
0ngFaFadi eaaeA palntegp mAAafkAA eaQnail oolaER.
49, e ssasEsat hfE 80 selA
Moa. Q and q Last Third stBoot,
's WTLMENaTUH. DRnI 2 = A. ee1'l I
=. B:-PasslsaIal sLlintlsa Rsll . ..sass in9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
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Iaplle e. Dap etfpas lslFen SOUP 9spaal
eatte unp raran jerrte. VT plsit 'iW u
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auf benz Sprsn,' fptmmelte es Spr silem
S9parn,e fleiner Sbiere. sic laben in
cer Sbat teinate ipte Sdreine aus, be-
IpneerS, mas ben Sept unp Die gang
SABINE tetrat, nur mar ibr Seib birlten etz
mas Gunner nne Slerl'0er gepaat UNI
uper uno ueer lWWat6 Sel1elH'
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aat reneh uh!efe Sa9er 9uFuWl 9e!uh1
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-03
WET NURSE.

YOUNG AND HEALTHY WOMAN. WHO
a has Just lo.t an infant, desires 70 obtain z
child TO nurse. Kind treatment for ne ehild
anda goSd home gusiradtsso. Fos iuisrI snI e
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25
The Trouble I'm Kentucky Unit
vcrrify.

We understand that Elder McGarvey
declines 10 accede 10 the request Of the
Executive Committee Of Kentucky Uni
versity to resign his chair In the Bible
College. He has taken this step by the
advice Of his friends, who claim that he
was the only person against whom
charges were preferred before the cura-
tors, and who was perfectly and entirely
exhonorated and acquitted, and II any
person is to resign, let those do 50 who
were not thus cleared and acquitted
that majority Of the Executive Commit
tee is composed Of his personal enemies
who have taken advantage Of their tenn
porary power to attempt to get rid Of
him-that he should hold on until the
next meeting Of the curators. and, if IL 1.
their desire for him TO resign, he can and
ought to do 50. but not before-that the
Executive Committee have no power to
displace him, and by resigning he will
surrender to faction what was conferred
by body corporate-that, IL the Treas
urer refuses to pay his salary, he can ap-
peal to the courts, and in the meantime
his friends will subscribe sufficient to re-
munerate him and await the issue Of the
lawsuit. For these and other reasons he
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

BoBBrTT is famous man. People all
over the State are talking about him.
Hear what a distinguished gentlemen in
Webster county, for instance, says Of
him: "Scot free, unbridled, unsaddled,
in the political pasture, like bob-tailed
bull in fly time, he charges around in
the high grass and fights his own flies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25
peremptorily refuses to resign.

The cholera excitement has not en-
tirely subsidized. Tuesdays dispatches
report is deaths in twenty-four hours in
Louisiana, Mo-; II cases at Union City,
Tenn, and good many others in the
vicinity; deaths at Mt. Vernon, Ind,
and the disease abating; in Cincinnati, 3
deaths; Knoxville, Tenn, 2 deaths; 8
deaths at Midway, Tenn. | at Sullivan,
Tenn, and 2 at Maysville, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

BoBBITT has let the cat out of the wal
let. The other day, at Highland, he
confessed that be wrote his name on the
ballot for Judge Durham. and remarked
that he did it purpOsely, not caring
whether it was thrown out or not. So
much for Bobbitt's Democracy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

THE great problem of the age is this !;
Which lie the strongest sentiment in Bob
bits nature-his love for his former pu-
pill, w. o. Bradley, or his regard for an
ObligatiOn' Bobbitt pledged himself to
vote for Durham. yet he so loved Brad
ley, he could not come TO the scratch.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

BoBBrrr has snapped or his burial
clothes. He has traded the Bonnie
Blue Flag FOR the "Star Spangled Ban
ner," and proposes to die under the wings
Of the American Eagle. aud be buried
on the highest peak of Bunker Hill"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

BoBBTTT is a man of the most won
derful strength Of affection. He so loved
William o. Bradley that he could not
vote for Judge Durham, although he had
privately and publicly pledged himself
to go "teeth and toe nails against Brad
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

A YOUNG man named W. F. Graham,
teller in the Deposit Bank of Lancaster,
made an attempt to commit suicide last
Saturday night by cutting his throat
with a razor. His physicians think he
will recover. No reason is assigned for
the rash act.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25

BoBBrTT is a man of remarkable fore
cast. Last November he had in contem-
plation the race for the Legislature out
side Of the Democratic party. He laid
his foundation then for the Radical vote,
by destroying his own vote for Durham
for Congress.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25
MALE SEMINARY.
yoHN " PAINE, ia, PRrNeIPAL

The merit session Of this school wifi commence an
MoNDAr, sep'e~ser ist, rs7s, and con
The Principal. Who has had more than twenty
years Of successful experence In teaching and Is IN
possesslon of numbers n letters and testimonials fum
amongthe most noted educators Of the SOUTH Il deter
mined spare pains 10 make this school second 10
no other IN standing and worthy of the patrunaep Of
the pope To this end he has secured the srvices Of
Who viii assist In the classical department of he
school,
Mr. Witt Is christian senticman and po.ss.ca Of
Scientific and Literary attachments of no ordinary
character and will be real acquisition 10 the
nifty.
Young men viii he prepared TO enter the University
q Nirginia Washington and Lee University, OF any
Of our southern Colleges
Particular attention viii be devoted 3. the art Of
Pcnmanship. which With the Principal l. a Special
~, he having carried OF the prize occasions
In Virginia over large number Of cumpetitors Book
keeping and thorough knowledge u Cuisines vii be
taught alsn.
Terms sr session Of 10 mauths to BE- paid promptly
Al the end u every two months, WIS
Taition and incidental expenses for Hieher
Branches, including Latin, Greek and Math-
einatics, per month...--..... - %
intermediate Branches, including READING,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Spelling and Geography, per month......--..-.. SO
Primary branches. including Spelling, Read
ing and Writing. per month ......--..-..--.--. 80
The Principal win live in the cottage ON the semin-
airy grounds. and will he prepared 10 accommodate
several toariers, who besdes being under hi imme-
date supervision will have the advantage Of his asss
lance At night, in any deultiss thsJ may encounter
Ain JOHN W. PAINE, ia, Principal.
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MAJOR ROBERT TnFoKD died in Dan
vile on the 18th inst, having reached
the advanced age of eighty-six years.
He was a soldier Of the war of 1912, and
served as Sergeant-Major of Col. Daven-
ports Sixth Kentucky mounted volun-
faors
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THE next annual session of the Ken
lucky State Teachers Association will be
held at Winchester, August IL, ~, IL,
and IA, from Monday to Thursday, in
elusive. All the teachers ana school Of
fcers in the State are invited to attend.
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GEO. MILLER ALFRED, one Of the
murderers of DR.. Alfred, was arrested
on the 10th inst, near Doylestown, Pa.
He confessed to having killed DIR. Alfred
without the assistance of his brother.
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HIGHLAND is counted u Radical pre-.
cinct. There Bobbitt first revealed that
he could not vote against Bradley.
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JoHS CLARK stabbed Dick Phillips, in
Lebanon. on the 18th. INJECTING serious
wound, though Clark will recover.
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NEW ADvERrrsExEsrs
HACK fos SALE.

have No. J. Two-IIors H.ct, vhieh will I'll CO.
cash o. ts cquivalcnt The Hack e IN hrst-rate
nins orieg, and newly coversd. ApplY 70
T1IOe y. NEWLANn
ia Nails Gap, KY
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CwINE BREEDING.

desire 70 call tAe stasnton q uasu IN IAnools and
auoining eounra4 V the merits VI my
Berkshire. Poland, and Big-bons China
noes. ! an nos the Owner 4 Che celebrated boar,
"keutuoky Chitlain " AZ hnest thoi sua hbrad
Berkahlres ia the Sats. and aso u kosciusr1" fO-
land and hs-ans Chiaa bog They VII BE- permitted
10 serv, sows a reasaaalle piee Call and examine
keniuehy' lae-iyl n !. RUSSELL
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A Desirable Residencei

win oasr ny residence and storp-house. In the
town II Hustenville. Liacoln ceunty, Ny, on rra-
~onahls terms ar cash o. uill exchanns u Ar small
hrm IN good locality said rrsldence cuntains a.
ro"ms. halls and porvh Their Il stable, oorn-clih,
buggy house, etc., all IN sid rcpair sod garden
SPIT and water convenient ~ure-houar Larry and sell
arranged with tvo god vare-ruous aitarhed. FoF
further Particular call adirc~ n Hustonvile
ae-am-ortda JOHN . nLEnsOE
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

One q the hrsi add most handsonsly improved
fhrms In Csutral Kentucky, eantaininF goa acrss,
sitastei gsai turnpike rad. and half miles
from sprinrheld Washington county, ny. Home q
the late Iudre p , hroker This h. always been
<ardst ~ the msst desirable nrus IN The
". The Improvements cunsisi ~ weil-hiit double
hrlek houss god wells and clatcrns outhuldinaA
den orrhard 9TH variety u ~ the larrrr and
small ffuitA Thcrs 4 abunAsace q rpud saicr and
hne tniheF on the plars.
Rohlnzn Executnf - Y J. hoaters c-isis Laaistiile
NJ, ~ N laurs \ Ray, Rev. Milo saanders
springoeld Kentacky, es-u
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EARM FOR SALE.

Tho farm On which Cob n y nrsskinrldrs 10
CITY, oq the Stanford and Knob lick turnpiks,
"a onfci ~ alc said harm contnin. about 40 scrs~
With comhrtsble improvements and uil h. I'D - :
Whole o. IN parts
For further information apply 10 the undersigned,
salelnins the arm, % sadrc-s AZ shelly cty, NJ,