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al" ".
Total S65. 5OO.s7, averaging nearly ST.
600 per year for gas, OF which 100000
feet are consumed every twelve months.
Il was shown during the debate thai
gas is manuf actured by the State at the
Southern Lun4Iic Asylum at a cost of
eighty sir cents per Thousand feet at the
Idiotic Asylum at seveHtyJSVe cents; at
the Cincinnati Hospital at seventy flee
cents, and that it cost at the Allegheny
PenitentiaryJ Jg cents per thousand.
These facts cslled attention to the
whole subject; aud when the bill appro
priating S55O,OOO for rebuilding the
Northern Lunstic Asylum came up, an
amendment was inserted, directing tie
Trustees to provide that Institution wiu
gas works. 1t seems that the Presidents
Of the Board of Trustees 0 fthat Asylum
is also President OF the Cleveland Gas
Company, which has heretofore supplied
the Asylum with gas at the comfortable
price of S2.75 per thousand, and costing
about 5000 per annum. The amend
ment goes to the House for concurrence,
where it will be promptly agreed to, and
that leak in the State Treasury will be
stopped.
The Democracy have nominated for
the Constitutional Convention in this
county the irrepressibls Bsber, and one
Rickley, both openly pledged to the
whiskey ring. Judge Green, who lately
pronounced The Adair law unconstitu-
tionai. was the fsvofite candidate, and
would have been nominated tas he had a
majority Of delegates pledged to him),
when he d-iseovered-or some one did for
him-thata Judge was not eligible while
holding that position; 90 he was COM
PEELED to decline, and Rickley was nom
mated in his stsad-but just as reliable
for the whisky interest.
As an offset to TIE aboYe nominations,
the Republicans in Cars oil county haze
Just nominated the Hon. VIM. Adair, the
present member Of the House, and su-
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stituting q clause allowing actual trav.
eliug expehses, s Decentralization
VIZ make clear. The mileage of-tAe
FAcifie mEmbers and of most III not
ail of the members Of Congress who
come from West or the Mississippi.
was more than their pay proper
Under the increase of salaries, with
the abOlisiIing of mileage, &C., the
pay of maIly members will be mate
rally -redUeed.- The-Rggrexate-pay
under the new bill, We presume, is
larger than under the old system, but
taking ihto account the saying in
mileage, in postage and stationary,
the iuerea=e is far belowthe common
~ received IoIiOn. On the main
question as to increasing the pay
proper OF Congressman in the future
there was no reasonable objection,
while in the change from mileage 10.
actual expenses a great aOuse was
corrected as well as equity between
members established.
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VIENNA.

L.. M.HMH L.
ED. CHRONICLE :-Some weeks
have passed sinee our community has
been represented in your local col.
umDs. Strikes and rumors of strikes
have ceased 10 be a s~ensation and
busy axes and stately wood piles are
the most conspicuous marks Of their
effect on the community. On the
evening of March Is, the Vienna
Band Of Hope gave a public enter
tainment at The NJ. E. Church, which
met the unqualified appreciation of
every person present. 1t was the
.~children's exhibition and lalthOugh.
u large audience assembled early in
the evening" yet there was little az
pectaLiOn of a DECIDED success. But
the manner in which the exercises
we're %conucte6, and the ability and
discipline of the performers, soon i'm
pressed the minds of the audience,
that failures was no where written in
the programme. Never was an audi
ence more happily disappointed or
better repaid for their time and atten.
ton. .
To dwell upon individual merits.
would require 70 much Itime and space
from the fact that it was success in
the beginning, success as the exercises
progressed, aud success TO the close.
The Rotations, declamations, sing
ing, dialogues and plays were render
ed in a manner which would do hon
or to a company composed of persons
many years Older than those who par
tieipated,
Much credit is due Rev. Miller, for
his untiring zeal in preparing the ex-
e~reises. sas we'll rs. for the energetic
in which he has labored for
this youthful temperance organization
In the capacity of superintendent /;
also Miss Mary Bushnell, is entitled
TO much credit for the able manner
in which she conducted the rehear-
of manyinteresting performances.
o - 0 Q
But our literary achievements do not
end here. The lovers or fun and iltera-
ture have organized a debating society
under the title OF the Social Club, which
every Friday evening, and Is
doing agOOd work. We believe that no
in the township combines
so ma:h energy and talent or has been
more 1aiterinyly rewarded for its labor.
The Vienns Hot has changed hands
the past fortnight. The pro-
prietor, I'D. BarthoiomeT, going 70
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Mr.. EpIToR III the CHRONICLE
of last week, you say that I have been
spoken OF asa suitable person for
member of the Ohio Constitutional
convention. 1t is possible that I may
be Suitable" but Others are more
eminently so and are willing"
Whether suitable or not. L have no
desire for that or any other political
office. ORLANDO MORAN.
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seThe Greaf SaIary SteaI.v

I%"EheG treat Salary Steal"
Is the name the papers from Maine to
California, and from Duluth to Georgia,
give it now, and the more we think Of
1t, in connection with all the surround
ings, the more enormous and hideous it
appears in its proportions.
Happening at atime when the people
were just getting fairly settled down to
business, after the turbulence eonse-
quent upon the war:-afier much had
been said, and the people in their sim
plicity thought much done, to enhance
our credit in the moneyed maris of the
world. The people in the mean time,
submitting to burdens without murmer-
ing, that under other circumstances,
have been largely instrumental in eaus-
ing revolution, never 10 their Eancied Sc
curity and prosperity, dreaming of the
stupendous lVi,lainies being planned by
their servants q,
What will be the effect upon Dur cred
it abroad, and indeed, at home, 1 might
add, when IL bec1mes known TO the
world that the ~custodians of our mon
ey. appropriate it to their own use, with.
u the claim to any right do so, only
because they cam Especially If ibis
crime is committed without a protest ard
s:.r'buke, from the people?
Surely no nation would be anxious
to lend their money, to a people p,ac-
ticing under a code of morals so loose
as that, and it will be strange, indeed, II
u credit in foreign countries does not
p~recepubiy decline OF the receipt Of the
news ofthis robbery.
Now, it will ring strangely in the ears
of Gen. Gs-field's constituents, to G
told that the whole responsibility for
that Infamous Law, rests upon his Shout
ders ; but if we can believe a CORES pond
ent ofthe Cleveland Leader, such is ne
fact. He says hi bill would have be,n
defeated. bnt for The General.
nthatis SO. when the fact becomes
generally kno vn throughout this Con
g~ressional District, The pr family OF
Our army in Flanders" would seem
like pious CALCULATIONS, compared with
what may be heard, when the subject l.
preached in some localities I wot of. It
Is generally known here, that the Gen.
for the bill, and that was sufi
cient to raise quite a breeze, but when
ais constituents understand that with
his fostering care, it could n o have
passed and become a law, I think that
breeze will increase to a gale.
They wilIargneS that it would have
been far betterto ma se strangIedit, When
his pOwerto do so, no matter lift had
;aused an extra session of Congress.
He should have done right, and left
ihe consequences to the future, but, if
did wrong, expecting good TO result
herefI ON, they will be slow in recog-
liEing his right to do so, in the opinion
" g. T. TowNsESD.
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DEATHS.

Notice af death Fee-O6HuGsI i've cent? per line
In Hartford. Feb. y IsT3. OF cerebel Meme
gemist and typhoid fever, Mrs. ELF 4
THOMPSON vile OF Mr., Il. b. Thompson,
aged a years.
Gone from our home the sweet presence
filled f with sunshine aud love: re-
Gone ram our church aid prayer circle,
Gonet TO the mansions above.
Dear friend Of all who knew thee.
Sweet prOmp'e r o. goOd to Us each,
May We cherish and live out the lessons.
Which thou did'st endszvor 10 teach.
ROBINSON DECfUS. young. st SON Of
DOuight n Emma Baldwin, died near
Vienna, March Inn. aged nearly one year,
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EHAL NnrInE

LNOtice Is hersbN given. that william
". ttull. guardian - Charles N. Dull, hled
his petition On the 1h day of Feb S5. in
the Probate Court OF Trumbun eonnty. and
state OF ohio, settfng forth mat Alexander
Bopthe, late OF the eountyrOf- TEnmbuil and
State aforesaid. died seizeS IL lee simple OF
u acres OF land. more or esS. situated In
Newton township. in said county Of rum
bull. and knoWn As part Of Lot No. -, adj
Joining land o. Moses L. Stroek and others
Also = sFaet OF Sacres Of land. more OF less.
SITUATED In Paris tOwnshiR Portage county,
Ohio, adjoining and OF Wm-N. sutton and
others. That said Alexander Boofhe len
widow nam-d Mary X, VINO isrsDuued 70
dover IN Gid lands, aud three GauxhterS
his heirs and IN whom the next estats OF
inheritsnce vested a. the decease OF said
Alexander. tO-wtts Nancy j., intermarsie5
with .. NJ stone. who resides In Washing
ton county, Obios isabella, In-termarried
with ID. W. NcBTiSr. who resides IN Allie
gheuy OOnnty. Pei nas sid widow also re-
gtdes In %ashinsL n ,OuBtylOhiO, and
Mary s. who gaS tGJe married With said
petitioner, and decc 1eaFaE son. her
herr at Law, and her husband seized pf an
eSiate BY courtesy. The prayer ofeaid Pc
tluOn IL for au order u assign dover - said
EidDg, n nav paTtiiion anaops the helrs
Aforesaid. said petitiou Is set nor hearing
Thursday. the Sd day OF April. l7S 81
The Pruhate Once in the city Of warren, o.
AZ 10 o'clock a. M, of said dag. An persons
may AXE notice.
WILLIAM NJ DULL
. Guardian OF ChaR NJ. Doh, minor son OF
Mary K Dull, decd.
March S, lSsS-4t
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Niles, and bis successor is Austia Rogers
of the same place.
Inc new proprietor opcnedlast Friday
evening with a grand iandango, which
1 understand passed OF quIetly and
satisfactor, { oaii.
Tn sensation Of the evening was the
U ioiks dance, which WAS enacted BY
charming widows and wIdOwers. bloom
ing maids and blushing bachelors.
OMRI.
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thor of the hnous "Adsir law" and In
Delaware county, Judge Jones. Both OF
these gentIenen are firm oppossrs OF
free whisky in every shape.
The nominations thus far seem to have
turned mainly upon the temperance and
railroad questions, and the great o
tests in the Convention will be in refer
nee thereto. It looks now as though
NJ enlife Republican delegation nom
Hamilton county would be elected. The
Democracy and Liberals have got into a
family fight, afTOrding the Republicans.
II they are wise enough to put up a good
ticket, a chance to sweep the board, and
thus insure beyond a doubt a Republic
al majority in the Convention. So mote
it be- r...J -s.58E .5F Y. w.
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Hartford March Il /
nOAD NOTICE.

~ III perSors interested In the establish
t.-ht of shs state road IN the counties OF
TTumbuH and POrCage. petitiOned Tor by
Harvey McCOrcle. and others. are hereby
nouded that Tie Commissioners OF said
rOad have made a report In favor Of the
same. aud that the County Commissioners
OF TTumbull- county. will at their next
regular session. TO be held on the arst Mon
day in June, liza. hear he parties in favOr
Of or against The estabiishment q said
rOldi and also all applie ttiOnS for damages
By reason Of TIE lOcsfiOn Of said
fosd through the lands OF any proprietor or
protEietOrs. JAS ID. KENNEDY.
Auditor Of Trumbuu county.
Warren, o., March y. lSz5-4t
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION

TlG. W. DIOKINSON.a SHERIFF of
l,Trumbull county, Ohio, do hereby noti-
fy the qualified voters or said county. that
AondaI, April z, 1873,
Is the day appointed by law for holding an
election IN the stale Of Ohio, at which time
Electors VIII assemble at Their several pla-
.ces fT holding els ctions. in their respective
IOwnships, and vote bs ballot for a Mem
Der ufthe constitutional C~Onveutiou which
eOnvenes at Columbus. Ohio, on the 18th of
May, 1913. r -r.r.r-Ha. I..a
Given under my hard at The Cont House
in the city u Ware, Ohio, this 18th day Of
March. A. ID. BID. Iuu r.'E fr
March 10, 1873.
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Council Proceedings.

WARREN, March II, 1873.
Regular meeting OF Council: present,
MessrS. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt. JarneSnn,
Truesdell and Wheeler. Minutes Of pre-
vious meeting were read aud approved.
The following bills were ordered paid:
2. Dougherty, lamp lighting for
40 90
ID: bushnell, salary to Ma. ch IL,
90 %
Reeves d RaIlIff, bridge stone at
tBr Nelson's cOrner.-........- 2 so
We L. Co., gas for citV for Feb... 90 90
DO do Mayors Of
nSe LOT teoruary.--------.-.... -
b Peck, lumber Tor ~sidewalk-.- 4 so
Il Hodges, salary TO March /, rs. so 90
L. N. AOell & Co., oak scantling
You %
y. Hoyt, hauling steamer 10 ire
anu W
Robert CLARK, Jail fees, Feb. 5th To
warren "a, lnUlnsive-.-.--.-..-..- II 90
John spear, hauling hOse..-"-....- 2 %
The bill of Hall & Msckey was referred
to the Committee on Fire and Gas. Tue
bill OF Reeves & Ratlif was laid on the
table. A petition for a sewer on Scott
street was referred 10 the Stree Com
mittee and City Engineer, with instruc-
tons to make a survey. profile, and esti-
mate, ana report at next meeting. A Pc
tition for a sewer on Elm street was re-
ierred 10 ths Street Com mittee. A petit
lion TO vacate an alley in the Third Ward
was received aud laid on the table. A
petition for q sewer ON Thorn street was
referred to the Street Committee. One
bill OF Austin Sawmln Co. was referred
to the Street Committee. The following
bills OF the same Company we're ordered
paid:
Bill of lumber, Sept. 10 to Nov. q.
1871, --.-....--.SS 20
Bill OF stone dated Nov. 81, lS7Z.- 90 90
The committee to whom was intru>led
the matter of purchasing the land imme-
diately west OF the bridge at the foot of
Market street, of B. Stevens, Esq, COM
pleted their report, saying that they had
purchased said land for six hundred dol
lars. The Clerk was instructed to draw
an order for said amount The Street
Committee was instructed to cause the
marsh land and water south OF Market
street, fronting on Market alley. to be
drained into the sewer. On motion, the
Committee on Fire and Gas was in
to purchase Of the Fire Comps-
ny their hose cart, for the sum of one
hundred dollars, half to be paid now,
and halfon the irto Of August, 1878. IAN
ordinance TO prevent lewd and ~lascivious
oehavior in the city of Warren, Ohio"
was passed to its second reading. On
motion, w. B. King, Esq, was appoint
ed a member Of the Board OF Health, 10
b place OF T. J.. McLAin, Jr.,
resigned. A petition fer extending the
sewer on Liberty street was referred to
The Street COMMITTEES.
On motion. adjourned.
E. w. HoYT, City Clerk.
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MARRIAGES..



In Baconsburg, March II 1875. by J.. A.
mayer. Mr.. MM. II. HARRISON, of Bris-
toL' TO Miss HELEN E WEBB, & Windsor.
In johnston. March 6. 1875, by r. A. Bartlett
ESQ. Mr.. WM. ERGUSON, OF Johnston,
70 Mrs HARRIET LOGAN, OF Rinsman,
on the llth OF March. 1873. at the residence
OF the brides parents. near Mineral RIDGE
by Rev. NJ. Miller. Mr. IN HACKET.o 81
Niles. Ohio. TO MARY z Robson.
On The 18th inst, at the residence Of the
residence OF h BRIDE father. by Elder Z.
N. Bartlett SIR. SjBESKI ELWELL- and
Miss KATE BURNETT, all OF Braceviiie,
Ohio. Ef
In Gustsvus, March Is, ISIS. atthe residence
Of the brides parents. BY the Rev. H. b.
Eldred. Mr.. ELLSWORTH T. PECK, OF
kinsmAn. 20 Hiss CHA RIyOrrE f.. adopt-
ed daughter Of George Griswold. Esq.i -.
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ne Extra Saiary Bill.


EDfToB CHRONICLES The Repub
Ican Party looks 10 the Pre- to sus
tain It IN the present Political crisis,
and with disappointment do We
read with . few exceptions-your
own among the few for a proper out
spoken sentiment. Is the Republi
can Press IS corrupt as Congress ?
They lsbored hard for moaths to wash
cut the slight stain the Credit MObi-
lier had left on the political
garments ofs few Congressman. Ths'
stain was hard to wash out. and why?
Because the legislation on Central anu
Union Pscidc Rail Roads had created
distrust in the public mind.
Congress loaned the public credit to
the Central Pacific to the amount Of
tEenty-six million dollars. and to the
Union Pacific for twenty-seven mil
Hon dollars, and guaranteeing the in
tsrsst on the same, taking the frsI
mortgage on the Road for security
They then released the fret and took
asecond mortgage then they over
ruled the decision Of the Secretary
Treasury. thereby requiring Mr.. Bout
well to pay the r. Roads one half OF
Government Transportation in cash
and applying the other half on inttr
est leaving the Roads indebted I've
ten millions dollars for interest ad
vAnced by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. After this kind OF Legislation
It required but a slight touch of No
bilier scandal TO stain u
On the eve of this comes the Salary
grab-or legal stealing. Butth term
may be severe, as they took nothing
but legal lies.
Ithiuk II one Of our merchants
were TO employ a book-keeper for one
thousand dollars q year, aud at the
end Of the year he sh1uld put his hand
into the safe of his employer and take
fifteen hundred dollars instead Of the
amount be agreed 20 take, it would
be called stealing. Does 8 member of
Congress, who accepts the nomina-
ton, knowing what the salary is.
thanks you for the favor, and at the
end of the term for which the people
hired him, takes one.tbird more than
he agreed to serve you for, stand in
any better light than the book-keeP-
er, because by his own vote he legal
ICES the ct? The book-keeper would
do the same thing II he had the pow
eE.
The article ia the Cleveland Herald
Of March II, excusing Gen. Garfield
for voting for the Salary Bill, by say
Ing he had made speeches against the
measure and protested against its
passage, reminds me offs member of
Congress doing the same thing once
before; and some one compared him
to a COW that gave q full pail of milk
and then kicked 1t over-the milk
was not worth much after the kick.
Ihave always supported the Repub-
Hcan Party, because believed Its
principles correct and calculated to
sustain the credit, develop the .resOur-
ees and advance the general prosper
ity Of this country and the people
win sustain the Party il It sticks to
its Republican principles. I know
the Party feels as it did alter the Boil
Run disaster-almost ready TO give
M: but II the Republican Press will
advocate principles Of the Party and
quit making pig holes for Congress
men to crawl o1t ct, and stop greas-
ing them 50 they can slip through,
the people win set the matter right
at the next election.
A MECHANIC.
Warren, O.
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The state election ia New Hampshire
came on on Tuesday Of last week, and
resulted favorably to tie Republicans,
they having elected the Governor. a
majority OF the Legislature, and two Of
three Congressmen, being a gain u: TWO
Congressman.
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ACH MENT NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. 1910
~ VIM. Gouehsr. plFf vs.. j. y. Bridges
def'i. Before \ u. Fell. Ju>tics OF the Peace
Of Hartford township, TTumbulIcOunty, U.
On the 10Th day u April. 1873 said Justice
Issued an oTder Of Aii4chmen Ia the above
Act1Ou. Tor the suAu o. ~ hundred dollars.
said cause will be for heaIing Apr. s2th,
1873, al ten O'Clock a m
Harsfpui. March. - us-s-3r
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, rrAcHMRNr

"a Pet~EAnthOuey, PirH W. Thomas For
iuu-. Dect. Before leSse q Dillon. Iustice
.nr The PfEcF az Champion township, Trumr
uIc uniiy, hiO-
On lhs twenty sixth day az FshTaaly, A.
D. is72, said Justice Issued an order Of Al
tachfueut In The above actiOn FER b sum
OF thirty dollars. Safd cause will be for
hearing April STU, a. ten o'elaek. q "a ISIS.
PETER ANTHONY
March s 1873 8ts Plaintiff
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NEW MARKET

OPENED THIS MORNING IN
" Riyer Bl'cs Al room occupied BY Jas.
IL ds sons, where can be fiund - suit
ths moSt fa-tfd-iu IN : choicest M fresh
aud salt meats. Beams. Butter, Cheese. Eggg,
Potatues. AppirS, &c- A. sUOn = We can
oecup The whole runm We VIII Keep a full
season, Fish, oysters, aud numeroGE other
things L1aL go into the MAKE Up OF a gOUd
meat Tue pdolfc are cordially iuvfted 10
give Us n call, LANE BROTHERS.
Warren, U, March y. ISl5-6It -
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STATE OLE OHIO

HIAIE VI nltlu-
'a fE -Jr IHsURANs z DEPAkTMEST,A
.-lfr COLUNBUs. feb-l7 1878. }
WHEREAS. The Pe~nnsylvania Fire fnsu-
rance company, IOcsted 81 Phil 4 Iphia, 10
the State o. Pennsylvania. has hisd in this
Ofdce "A sworn Statement By Lus proper
Dffieers .therenf, showing its condition and
business. and has complied. In all respects,
with the laws Of this SLATE relaIiu tl Fire
Insurance COmpauits. incorporated by other
Staies Of The United states
Now, Therefore. In pursuance OF law. 1,
William F.Chureh, superintendent or In
surance lfOrthe STATE OF Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company - authorized to
transact lis appropriate business Of Fire
INSURANCE In this state. In Accordance win
law, dining the current year fhe coudi-
ton aud business OF said COmpsDy Al the
date Of III statement, tFeO. 4th, Io739 is
shown Is follows. llI 70 taII q -
Aunt OF actui paid up capital s400,0Q0 co
Aggregate amount Of available
Assetts---.-- l.15l, iO4 %
Aggregate moun OfLIaDiliIfes,
texeept eapitalJ ~fncinding re-
u. 81 InWitntSs Whereot.l have heTeuntO
Subscribed my name. and caus d the
Seal OF my ofice 10 be affixed, Tue
day and year aOuve written.
w. r. CHURCH, superintendent.
a1 1sb-ll 7f e.. GEO. ?. HUNTER,
q March 1s-it a-rI Warren. Ohio.
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HUUSE AN D LOF,
o sALR OR RENT.

My HOUSE AND LOT with three
MI ares Of land In Bracevflie. good I'VE
...ua hall story house. WithAgf 90 store
fBoin attached we'll cDuutered Dno shelved,
Whefe a gooi ouSiueS can be done IN way
oftrude; 90 d waller, cellar and cistern. with
fruit Ia aDunuanc~, VII sell very cheap. n
.rsfE lue s.af ava I'D GEDDES
Feb. 26. ,ls13-fta Warren. OHIO.
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Clifton Herd of First Glass
l1 PURB BRED SHORT HORNS.

7 offer for sale at tO10 prices a few
il chuirs Cows and Heifers. ored from the
most distinguished nerds OF Great Britain
and America. aud the result Of - years 1a-
d.ciOus CROSSING. being also a choice family
Of mixers. guOd ieedeis aud highly eSteem-
I'd aud ualHed W breed era and dairJ men.
Address WALTER HANDf.
ME. freedom. JessHmine Co., Ky.
March Il. lS73-6t,