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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-26
From ne nsrelanh Her.,a

"a The Warren, (Trumbull'
Chronicle says, sin condemning the
salary plumber bill passed by the late
Congress, we believe we reflect the
sentiments ofnine-tenths Of our read
ers."
The voice from the rural district is
emphatic, and cur members of tie
House at Columbus who attempt TO
sugar-cOst this matter will find the
dose eventually very bitter to the
taste. II the Republican party hopes
70 maintain its supremacy il must not
be put on the defensive in this mat
ter. It will not do to rest upon any
record that shows the Democracy to
be as deep in the mud as we are in the
mire. That style of excuse WON'T
wash. The Republicans must stand
upon their own integrity, not rely
upon the lack oft in their opponents.
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Execution Of Foster, the Car-HOOk
Murderer

MAJ 0OANAs
New YORK, March H.lThe exeoa-
ton OF Foster took Llace at seventeen
minutes past nine O'clock this morn
Ing, in the Tombs. There were hun
dreds waiting outside the Tombs this
morning, hoping to be able to witness
Fosters execution. The crowds were
kept ba,k by the police, and not one
in twenty o fthose outside, however.
were admitted. The prisoner in the
morning was very faint. II partOok
OF some coffee. but ale nothing. Revs.
DIR. Tying and Schoonmaker attended
him. He engaged in devotional exer-
cises until q few minates before the
execution,
At twelve minutes past nine O'Clock
Foster left his cell On the march to
the scaffold. AS he entered the yard,
Foster gave enc quick, startled glance
around, but instantly recovered him
self and walked with a tolerably firm
step to the galiows. He was attended
bv Sheriff Brennan and Under Sher
if Stevens, and was closely followed
by Rev. DR.. Tying and Rev. Mr..
SchooRmaker, the former of whom
preached as he walked. On reaching
the gallows. Foster, of his own &C
cord, placed himself beneath the moose
His face loot ed very pale beneath the
black cap, and grew paier every mo-
ment. as DR.. Tying prayed he bowed
his head and covered his face with
his right hand. For six minutes DR..
Tying continued his prayer, and it was
evident that Foster was at the point
of swooning. The Sheriff qnieIly
signed DR.. Tying TO finish as quickly
as possible, and advancing shook Fos-
ter by the hand. DR.. Tvngthen babe
him farewell, and at 9:lS A N. the sig
nal was given and Foster was jerked
violently into the air. Foster was .
heavy man, and foronce the neck vas
broken, and the spectators were spar
ed the terrible spectacle of a man
writhing in the throes of strangula-
zion. The heart ceased to beat in rath.
eF less than twelve minutes from the
time the weight fell, and in all prOba-
biiity Foster died without a pang.
NEW York, March PA state
ment is published 70. day, based on in
formation derived from q Tombs Off
cial, that Foster took poison on the
night before the execution. AT about
eight O'clock yesterday morning the
of the Tombs found Foster
sick and in explanation he then adj
mitted he had taken poison. The
mans symptoms in every way con-
1irmed the suspicious. On this ac-
count the sheriff FASTENED the execu-
ton. and while many believed that
the duration OF religious exercises
were telling on Fostt RS nerves, it was
in reality weakness caused by the poi
son that was acting on him. The
Tombs physician says that Foster
would have died if the execution had
been delayed until ten O'Clock.
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N H " 10 R.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Neglect a cough. Nothing Is mora certain
to lay the foundation for Iuture evil conse-
quences.
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The Ohio Legislature should ad-
journ at the earliest possible day. II
does not seem to be doing anything
bat indulging in contemplate squab-
bles about rather trifing Matters
The complaint Of the working mem.
bers is that there are too many idlers
and ~absentees, leaving the House
and Senate often without quorums.-
1nasmuch as the Stale Constitution
is to be, overhauled next summer, the
need and propriety Of general laws
beinEpsssed at this session is not evil
dent.
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Ed. CHRoNICLE'-If the readers of
the CHRONICLE are not convinced there
is such a place as Bloomsbury, they
must be very i%ncredulous FOR, though
your triple CORES nordents differ in
their judgment upon some things OF
which they write, yetthey do agree as
to the place. They all write from, about
or of men and events that pertain to
Baccnsburg. 1t is not my purpose to
criticise the productions of any of these
prolific correspondents though it might
lie just limited, that some of the articles
are a little high flown in the use of Ian
guage.
The merits or dement's, of the late
entertainments by the Bloomsbury brass
band, furnish the key note to each of
the articles referred to. As to the music
furnished by the band, 1 think it was
the unanimous verdict, that they were
entitled to great credit; and that the
proficiency they have attained in so
short a time speaks well of their talent
in that direction, and also of the skill
"
of their instructor. But the most OF the
performances on the stage, if designed
as an entertainment, were such only to
that class of mind that feeds on intel.
leetual carbon. 1 cannot think the
members of the band dictated in the
selection OF t~hose.pieees. 1t is said the
performers acted their parts well.
Grant tia monkey can perform the
pranks of a monkey, and be entitled to
some credit. But when intelligent
young men and young ladies, attempt
TO ape the monkey. they belittle them
selves In the estimation of al refined
and intelligent minds. IF the theory of
Darwin were true, we might in charity,
suppose that some of the actors had in
herited some of the peeuliarities of their
great. great, grandparents. But the OBJ
~jeetionable features,ar mainly in the
character Of the pieces selected.
These young persons evidently pos
sess a commendable degree OF talent
Cor public aud dramatic performance;
but let them select pieces land there are
plenty of them) that, in sentiment are
above the vulgar, and that in language
do n~otiborder on the profane and they
viii do credit to themselves, command
the respect and receive the encourage
ment of all lovers Of that which ele-
Yates the human mind. 7. n. r.
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Nominations for the COnstitu tional
Convention have been made as fol-
lows Richland county, by the Dem
ocrats,, Barnabas Burns; Fairfield coun
ty, by Democrats, Gen Thomas Ew-
ing; Muskingum county, by Repub-
licans, g. c. Russell and d. Van Vor-
bees, Perry county, by Democrats,
Lyman ]. Jackson; Crawford eoun.
". by Democrats, Hon. Thos. Beer.
Thomas A. Thomson has been nom
mated by the Republicans of Warren
county for the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Peter Odlin and Captain E. Shultz
are the Republican Candidates for the
Constitutional Convention from
Montgomery county.
T. P. Townsley is the Republican
candidate for the Constitutional Con-
vention in Greene county.
Charles Phellis has been nominated
by the Republicans of Madison eOun-
" for the Constitutional Convention.
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SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMT
STEAD OF 100 ACRES.
THE BEST LOCATION FOX COLONIES.

FREE HOMES FOR ALL! Million Of
Acres Of choice Government Lands open for
entry under the Homestead Lag, neal this
Great Railroad, with good markets and all
the couyenieDces OF an old settled country
Free passes to purchasers OF Railroad
Sectional Maps. showing the Land, also
new addition OF Descriptive Pamphlet with
new maps mailed free everywhere. Ad-
dress, o, +. DAVIS,
Lgnl Commissioner, z. p r. r,
OMAHA, NER.
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Is there want OF action In ySur Liver and
Spleenl Unless relieved the blood becomes
impure by deleterious secretion, producing
~scrOfulOus or skin diseases. Blotehes, FelOns,
Pustules, Canker. PimPlrs, &c, &C.
Have you q Dyspeptic Stomach Unless al.
gestlon Is promptly aided the system Is de-
bilitated With poverty OF the Blood. DropSi-
ertia.
Have you weakness OF the intestiHeS! You
are in danger OF Chronic DiarrhOea or In
hamatiun OF the Bowels.
Have you urakneSs Of the Uterine or Urinary
Oreansf You are expoSedto suffering In It's
most aggravated iorm-
Are you detected. drowsy. dun. sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For a certain remedy fUra / these diseases
weakness N rrOubles. for cleansing and
purifying tho Initiated blood and imparting
vigor to all the vital forces; for building up
and restoring the weakened constitution
USE
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The State ticket this year in our State
VII comprise the election OF q Cover
nor; two Supreme Judges, Treasurer of
State, Comptroller of Treasury, Attor-
ney General and 8 Member OF Board of
Public Works. The officers whose terms
expire next January, r respectively,
Noyes, Mueller, White, Stone, Welsh,
Wilson, Pond and Herring. a 20
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ALLEN SONTAG, il.

THIS FINE FLOODED STAL.
Il ION will max the season OF 1873. at the
stable Of b esubscriber, In Kinsman ,Trum-
bull county, Ohio.
Terms-Si0 to Insure. P~asturing furnished
70 mares from a distance at 81 per month.
ALLEN SOntag. Jr." Was sired by Allen
Sontag, OF Pittsburgh, owned Dy Vim. NJ.
Hersh, bred by Simon X. Bowen, of Flush
ing. Long Island. N Y, from the famous
trOtting mare, SOntag, and Eathen Allen,
was fodled June Z, 1855. His dam ''Scntag''
was foaled in Vermont, in May, 1876, bred
from a bay mare by Nicholas by Alexander.
The sire ofLsdie Sontag was the celebrated
Harris HambletUnian by Bishops Hamble-
toutan, ny Imported Messenger. The dam
III SOutag. Jr." was a fine brood mare
sired by Messenger, her dam a Green Noun
tain Morgan,
ALLEN SOntag. Jr." Is chestnut sorrel. 6
years old, i9E hands high, weighs J20D lhs.:
he is well prOpOriioned. possesses good
nerve, hne action, and gives promise OF great
speed. E p. BECK WITH.
March &c, 1873.
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The Csldwen bribery case was dis
posed Of in the Senate on Monday, by
the resignation of the Senator from Kan
ssz, and tbs declaration of Mr.. Morton,
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on the case,
that he had nothing further to propose
in reference thereto.
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MARRIAGES.
Mnrrnas No., fn,.rted 60.


March 18th. by Rev. W F. Day. at his resi-
dence, Mr.. FRANK MATTHEWS, to Miss
MAGGIE KINGSBURY.
Wednesday evening. March 10th. by Rev.
n. p. Bailey, at his residence on Washing
ton Avenue, SIDNEY w. JARVIS, ESQ,
OF Waterford, Erie Co., Pa. and Miss
CELIA A. WEBB, daughter OF Mr.. J. 1.
Webb, OF West Mecca, Trumbull Co., o.
In this city, March %, ISIS. at The residence
OF Daniel Bishop. Esq, by Mayor Dawson.
Mr.. IRA HERTEL, and Miss LIZZIE
B0WNARKER. oil of Vienna.
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PHAET0NS,
SLLIGnS,
MARKET AND FARA WAGONS.
THE IMPROVED No. 9

GROVER & BAKER SHUTTLE
OSewiDg Machine sells rapidly wherev-
CT introduced It has many decided points
the many competitors IL ,he market. We
offer very liberal iEGEcemehts to
ers in Nor.5ern Ohfo.-Send for eircalarS
endferns fGROVER q BAKER, 8. n. CO.,
y "a Public Square. Cleveland, Ohio.
Feb 28-Smo
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.OTICE ma ~CONTRACTORS

IN sealed proposals will be received at the
N. +. parsonage, GarrettGville. until IL
o'clock, NJ, March -. 1873. foI building a
brick NJ. &. Church at GarrettSyille. o.
Plans ana specifications may be seen at
the Office Of j. Snyder. Akron, till March
20th, and at the NJ. +. Parsonage. CARROTS
Willie, from March 2lst to March 18th.
Proposals for the work. either In parts OF
3 whole. will beconsidered.
The committee reserves the right 10 &C.
cept any or reject all bids.
Mar, ls-2t BY order Of TRUSTEES.
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By Washington
March &c, iS73-6t
EGAI. NOTICE

LNAH
Lin Court OF Common Pleas, TrumbulI
County, Ohio.
Charles TOmlinsOn. Plt'h, VS.. William B.
Brickell, Deft- Thesaid defendant, William
tB. Bricke.I, whose place OF residence is I'M
known. but supposed to be somewhere in
the state of Florida, win take notice that
the said plaintiff. Charles Tomiinson, did,
on the 18th day OF March, 1873. file in the
Clerks office of the COurJ OF Common Pt. as
OF Trumbull County, a petition asking judg-
met against said Brickell, in favor of said
Tamlinson. for the sum OF four hundred and
thirty-thuee 67-lO0 dollars CSl3 6T-IOU tOgeth-
er with Interest on the same from the 25th
day of Oct. 1913, on account of work snd la
Dor performed. and that he must answer on
or before the 18th day Of May, 1873, or judg-
ment Will be taken against him.
FOSTER & LAMSON,
Mar. %, lS7S-6t At:'ys for Pltf.
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Losses Settled EilhOat Reference t
to Liverpool or Elsewhere.
WhittlesIey Adams, Agent,
Warren, Ohio.
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, jar. 81, 1873.
Whereas, the Royal Insurance Company,
located at Liverpool. In the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland,a foreign
Fire Insurance CO., IS possessed Of AZ least
the amount OF actual capital required Of
similar companies formed under the pro-
visions OF the act entitled IAN act TO regu-
late Insurance Companies doing an Insu-
! rance business 4 u the State Of Ohio" passed
April 9th. ls7z. and has deposited with the
Superintendent OF Insurance OF the State
Of OHIO In trust fer the benefit and security
Of Its policy -holders residing In the state OF
Ohio, a sum not less than one bundled
thousand dollars in stocks and securities
required AID allowedby said act, and has
died IN tolls office a certified COPY Of its
Charter or Deed Of Settlement, and a de-
tailed statement Of Its assets and liabilities
and evidences Of Investments, and Other
wise complied with all the re luisitiOns OF
the said act, which are applicable TO for
elgn Fire Insurance Companies, partner
ships and ASSOCIATIONS: N-
Now, Therefore. In pursuance Of law, I,
William \. Church. Superintendent OF In
surauce for the state OF ohio, do hereby Ger
ttfy. that said Company is authorized 10
transact its appropriate business OF Fire
Insurance IN this State, in accordance with
Law. during the current yea. the eondi-
sion and business OF said Company, June 20.
lS71, as shown by sIatementIf Home Once
made 10 this Department is as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capt.
H9,O95 %
Aggregate Amount OF available
,ooi .5-lO
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities.
Except capltal.) including re-
insurance-~----- I.s7o.I4 l0-4
eedIDg year in cash--~----.-- sF,SsLS-lO
Amount OF expenditures for the
preceding year IN eash---.--. ga. ia HI
- s. In Wttnes whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
Seal OF my ofice to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
". E.CHURCH, Superb tendenE
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The Committee in the Ohio House
to whom was referred the Senate bill
to authorize free trade in money in
this State, has reported the bill and
recommended its passage. 1t is not
thought, however, by the friends OF
the bill, that it is likely to pass the
House,
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EXPENDITURES

IL. s. IN testimony whereof, I hereunto set
my hand, and'afix the seal OF my
Office. this 18th day of March, 1873.
EDWARD w. HOYT,
March Is, 1873. City Clerk.
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The Portage Republiean) Demo
crGt thinks tbat-the CHRONICLE
should ''retracty its views expressed
on the salary steal. We would en-
quire how? wien? wherefore Why
ask us tD do SO? We return the
compliment by asking the Democrat
to boldly tell the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing else, about the
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OTlCE.
~ The undersigned viii sell ut public
auction, at the Mayors Office, Hubbard,
trumbull county. o., on the 2ith day OF
april, lS73, the desperate accounts and
claims belonging 10 Assignment OF John W.
Leyde. See list on file in the Office of The
Probate Court Of said county. Sale to COM
mence at o'clock, p m. Terms cash.
JULIUS y. COWDERY,
Assignee OF Jno. w. Leyde.
March 26. 1873.
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LGeorge HerTick, Plrh. VS.. Henrietta
herrick, Deft.
The defendant, whose place OF residence
is unknown. will take notice that on the
2ith day of March. A. ID. 1873. the plaintiff
filed In the Court Of Common Pleas. OF
rrumbull county. OHIO. his petition against
her. praying for a divorce; cause ~alledged,
wtlful absence for more than three years
last past. Said cause will be Tor bearing at
he uex term Of said Court. to he begun
and held on June I'd. lS73.
GEORGE HERRTCK.
By Washington Hyde, Atty for Plt'f.
March nc IA-G-Et
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NOTICE.

Mar.a,IS7
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Before election a young lady agreed
to kiss the editor of the Volga Valley,
Iowa, Times, once a month for four
years if Grant should be elected. She
is keeping her word m%anfulIy, but is
growing thin, and her appetite is
DOOr.
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION

Of manufacturers who have become disgust
ed with the Odors OF Parafine Oils and their
III effects upon machinery, is invited to
E. H-Kellogg's Sperm Engine OIL a 81 ,2OTgal
.kel,ogg'sSPERM Spindle OfIG 81, i5agal
KellOgg'sTALLOW Engine OIlGsl ,l0Pgal
TALLOW spindle l,O5egaI
Manufactured only by
E. II. KELLOGG, No. Il Cedar-st.,N n. Y.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 90 ACRES, STU
0afe Que and one n miles south OF
y arren, on the LordstoWn center road
About i've acres insmall fruit. and between
three and four acres In orchard Plenty OF
good water and timber, and good buildings.
Inc Iarm Is under = good stEte OF cnltiTa-
tion. and Is well anapted % sarming or
oairy purposes. Enquire OF. or address.
ANDREW ARTMAN.
Eeo.5 ., le13-i Warren. D.
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Settlements ordered to be Advertised.

1T IS ORDERED THAT THE FOLLOW
Ling ~ccOnn OF Executors, Administra-
tors and Guardians, which have been fled
they remain on nle for inspection u ex-
ceptions. until tae % day Of April, A. ID.
1873, Vhen they will be eKamiDed and
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DUBLIC SALE.
il Tine undersigned win offer for sale, al
public auction, at the hotel barn OF Charles
II. Lynn, at Hubbard. Trumbull county o.
on the 2Oth day Of april, 1873. at l O'Clock
m. One Black Mare. One yearling Colt
Terms Cash. JULIUS n. COWDERY,
Assignee Of John W. Leyde.
March %. lS72-4t
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A Good Girl Wanted ImmediateIy.
EGAL NOTICE

a girl TO do general Homework wanted
Immediately. good wages paid. Inquire
box 597, or at DR.. MYERS once.
Warren, March %, 1873.
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TEMPERAVCE HOUSE, Vienna,
il Ohio, T. d. Mackey, Proprietor. I have
also a well furnished Livery stable in CON-
neetiOn with my hotel. omar. Ie-6m-
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are a sure cure for all diseases OF the Respi-
ratory Organs, sore Throat. Colds. Crrup,
Diptheria, Asthma, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Dryness Of the Throat. Windpipe, or BrOn-
chiai Tubes, and all Diseases OF the Lungs.
In ali cases of sudden cold however taken
these Tablets shouldb be promptly and freely
used. They equtlize the circulation o tn
blood. mitigate tue severity OF the a tack
and will. IN a very short time, restore heal
thy actiuU To the affected organs.
WehS CarbOlic TdbiefS are put up Only in
blue bOIeS. lake no substitutes. II the
can't be found at your druggists, send al
once 10 the Agent in New York, who will
fOrwart them Oy return mall.
Don't Be Deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price = cents a box.
JOIN O. KELLUGG. Il Plat ST., n. Y,
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for U.
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The Ohio Legislature is beginning
to talk Of q sine die djpurnment /;
an event not likely % happen short
OF sixty days hence.
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100000 ACRES
Cheap Farms.
Tie Cheapest Land in Market, for sal oy the
UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD CO.,
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.

100000 Acres IN Central Nebraska. now for
saIeiu tracts OF forty acres and upwards on
Five and Ten Years Credit at 6 per ceLL-
No advance Interest required.
Mild and HealIhful Climate, Fertile Soil
an Abundance OF ODD Water.
THE BEST MARKET IN The VEST
The great Mining regions OF Wyoming.
Colorado, Utah and Nevada. being supplied
by the farmers IN the Platte Valley.
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TLEClIOy P%ROCLAMATIOY


ILNotice Is hereby given, that the Annu-
III election Tor city and other officers of the
city Of Warren, will be held in the CITY
aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
april, 4. D.. 1878, being the IN day, at
which time the qualified electors of aid
city will assemble at the several places OF
holding elections, W the hours of six
o'clock, q. M, and six o'clock. p. IN of said
day. and then and there vote. by ballot. for
persons TO all the following offices. O-wit /:
One person for Mayor.
One person for Citv Marshal.
One person for City Solicitor.
One person for City Civil Engineer.
One person for City commissioner.
One person in each ward for Trustee.
one person in each ward for Assessor.
Said electors will assemble at the follow
ing places, to-wit: First ward, At Sheriff's
office. in Court House. Second ward, at old
Engine House, on Liberty st. Third var
at Engine House. on Walnut street.
4. 81 Given under my a and official
seal at the city OF Warren. Ohio, this
25th day Of March, A. D., 1875.
l.. n. DAWSON, Mayor.
March 2-2t
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ALSS RU8LIsa
THE FARMERS GUIDE

10 SeieHtihe and Practieal AsriealtSSs.
BY HENRY SrEPHESs. =. r. s., Edfnburgh
and the late ]. p. MORTON. Professor Offset
-ntine Agriculture IN Yale Coliege. New
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