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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES 1
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To all who are suffering from tho errors ana
OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood, etc., will send . recipe
that will cure you. Free Of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addrcssed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. lnman. station d, Biblc House,
New York City. mar l-daw6m.
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Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
ooLp " ALL DRu0ossTa EVERYWHERE.
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1.-THE VIBRATOR
z; VIBRATOR:
1000 SOLD LAST SEASON

This Is the famous Threading machine that has
Swept the field and created such revolution in the
trade, BY its xArcnLEss GRAIN-SAv1So TInE-SAv.
ryn rvincinlaa
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Nichols, Shepard & Co.,
-r. Battle Greek, Mich.

These unrivaled Machines and Extras for
same are supplied at Lowest Factory Prices
by f.. j. TURNER Il CO.
Court STREET, OTTUMwA, Iowa
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LOCK HOSPITAL,
Cor. FRANKLIN
A~A0mYWnAAM

- .~~
6TRE1TS,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Chartered by
the State for
tho purpose Of
giving the best
Possible treat
.ment In all caseo
OF PMvATH and
CHRONIC Diseases
in all their varied
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who has suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects OF youthful indiscreton WILL for the sak
of suffering humanity, send free to all VINO need
simple remedy by which Ire was cured. Sufferers
Wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do no by addressing In perfect confidence,
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

TOR the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness, Lost
T Manhood, and all disorders brought on BY In
discretion or excess. Any druggist has the ingre-
dents. Address
sepl i-wly DAVIDSON a CO. Box 22s6. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-18
The Science OF A.pIe-Easiur.

John burroughs iR " Wtafer SifltSbiue 81
The boy is indeed the true apple eater. ana
IS not 10 be questioned how he came by the
iruit with which his pockets are nllei, IL
belongs 10 him, and he may steal IL n IL can
not De bad IN any other way. His own Ju icy
Iesn Graves the juicy flesh Of the apple. san
draws sap. His fruit eating has little refer
ence 10 the state of his appatite. Whether
ne be full OF meat or empty OF meat ne wants
tue apple just the same. Before meal or az
Ter meal tt never comes amiss. TIE farm
boy munches apples all day long. He has
nests OF them in the haymow, mellowing, TO
Mnlcn ne makes frequent visits. Sonnet mes
old Brindle, having access through mo omen
OF them.
The apple is indeed the fruit of voutb- Al
We grow old we crave apples less. II is an
OmlnOus sign. When you are ashamed IN
DE seen eating them on the street; when you
csn carry them In your pocket and your
hand constantly ind its way TO them; when
your neighoor has apples and you have none
and you make no nocturnal visits 20 mis-
orchard; when your lunch basket is without
them and you can pass a winters night by
the nreside with no thought OF the fruit at
your elbow, then be assured you are no
longer boy, either in heart or years.
The genuine apple-eater comforts himself
with an apple in their seasons as Others vitt
a pipe or cigar. When he has nothing else
10 DO, or is bored, he eats an apple. While
he Is waiting for the train be eats an apple,
sometimes several of them. When he takes
a walk he arms himself with apples. His
travelling bag is full OF apples. He offers an
apple 10 bis companion, and takes one him
SELF They are his chief solace when on tina
road. be sows their seed all along the route.
he losses the core from the car window and
from the top OF the stage coach. He would.
In time, make the land one vast orchard
lie dispenses with knife. He prefers that
his teeth shall have the first taste. Then he
KNOWS the best flavor is Immediately beneath
ihe SKIN, and that in pared apple this Is
lost III you will stew The apple, he SAYS
instead OF baking IL, by all means leave the
skin on. IL improves the color, and vastly
helghtens the flavor OF the dish.
The apple is masculine fruit: hence wo-
men are poor apple-eaters. IL belongs 10 the
open air, and requires an open air taste and
relish.
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certain farmer, who in the course ~, q.
) ear purchased a hundred dollars worth of
&C. ods, lsnd always paid for them called al
the store ofa village merchant. his res1lsr
plac, OF dealing, with two dozen hr,eo-n.
which ne Offered for sale. Tue merchsnt
who, % ne way, IA fond OF a good bargaInl
examiDe his Stock. and said.
,n,s VEL, SS Ssss viii give you q shilling
cyrus sppes Ted astonished at the offer, and
"oh, no, John. can't begin n tax. ,,.,
TOR 'ea. no how. BIT IN let YOU have EN- fc.r
twenty cents apiece and not a cent less . ~
Cyrus. YOU ere crazy" repuas Ioh,
"Why, See here" showing him \ fine Ia -
nrooms, lis an article a great deal better
uhan yours (which was true THAI I an,
retailing at twelve and a half cents aniece .
centso "~i
81 don't care for that" answered Cv-us.
"your broOms are cheap enough. bnt w,
can have mine for less than twentv-cents
no how and pretending % be mon, Than
naiI shsfy, ne shoUldered his brOOms aud
starteu Tor TIE door.
The merchant, getting a little nervous
over Tie probable loss Of good customer.
s s,, lsstlhk ne might 80 10 some other store
See here, Cyrus, hold on a while. IfT
give you twenty cents FOR You brooms, n
suppose you VIII not object 10 take the price
"No, / don't care IL do" replied Gyms.
wei, then,' said the merchant. .'as YOU
are an old customer, will allow YOU wentV
cents apiece fOr this lot. Let me See-twenty
times twenty four make Just four hundrrf
ana elghty-yeS- four dollars and eighty
cents. What kind OF goods will you have,
well. now, John. reckon Il don't make
any difference 10 YOU what Kind 81 soess n
take, does it,
"Oh, no, not at aIl-not at all" said the
merchant
Wei, then, as Il don't make no difference
10 you, Ill take the amount in them era
hroOms OF yOurn, az twelve aud a half cents
apiece. Let me see-fOur dollars aud eighty
cents will get thirty-eight brooms ana ave
cents over. IL don't make much differences
John, about the i've cents, but as YOU are a
right clever teller, believe I will Just take
the change in terbacker."
When Cyrus went out OF the door with
his brooms and "terbacker," John was seiEet
win serious breaking out at the mouth
during which time he was distinctly heard
10 violate the shird commandments several
Times, by the bystaEders, who enjoyed the
Joke hugely
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M En-

HARVEY. On the 18th instant, with diptl srettc
Group, MARIE LEONoRA HARVEY, aged 4 years.
months aud days, the fourth child OF George w
and the late 4. Kate Harvey.
The funeral will take place from the residence,
l29 9Th street northwest. on Thursday afternoon,
The 2Oih instant, At O'Clock, The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MCLAIN. After q long illness, OF his residence.
.sunnys side, near Beltsyile, Md =, on January Is,
1870, OF pulmonary disease, X. 7. Nc LAIN, Of the
DEPARTING nj Of Agriculture, IN the 9th year Of his
aFe.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
sister IN Law, Mrs. NJ. A. Hy att 1910 18th street
northwest, st o clock D. m. on "Wednesday, Janu-
tend. "a
PLANT. At 10 clock a. m, on the 18th Janusry,
h. Plant. aged 81 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Tribune, Chronicle aud Republican copy: also.
Alexandria Gazette.
PLUMMER. KMELINE PLUEMER, OF her red
dence, by attsytlle, Prince Georges County, Mary
land, Monday, January 18th, aged 60 years.
Relatives ard friends are invited % attend the
funeral on "Wednesday, January 18th, ct .. m,
from late residence.
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RAILROADS,
1910 PENNNLyASIA 1876
HOrTE
To the North, West, and sout hvest.


Double Trach. Steef Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment
Trains lesse Mzshing-o1. city time. from, Depot
corner of 6'h q II II streets, as follows
For PinsburZ .nd the West, .. m daily, with
PsIiOr Oar q Pittsburg; 74O D m. daily, with
Pzlsce Car 70 chicago, aud Mss a. m daily
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CsnsnSsigus, Rochester. Buffalo, Hiessra
fals, and The North, .. m. dsily, ut Sun
Pslsce Cars 70 Rochester. For EImira and Buf-
Tor Mes York and hs Eat, s:I0p m daily, with
man ParIor Cars. :S3 a. 10 daily. ePeep, su uday.
with Par or Cars attached ''
pd aSa go aa sI i HaSss' ssasSsy
Accommodation for Baltimsre, $40 p. m. daily,
For Pope's Greek Line 1850 .. m. and 4:2o ,. M.
daily. except Sunday.
Tor Annapolis, 1850 9. m. and ass ,. m, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AM ALEXANDRIA wAsHINGTOH
For AIe1 Idris, 8. =. = 9,IOIIa 1.3.4.ao.
SO. sn LBS . m. On Sunday at = q m, 1,
For the Sorfh, via Richmond lbs n. m daily.
except SuadsN and $40 g. m. daily: and via
LyuChburs @ m AID HISS .. m. daily, ex-
Trains leave sIexsndria for WILMINGTON g. -
9,I0,Il m ., 3. 4, 3, o. and D. m, On
Sunday at aid 10 a. m, . and Z 0. m
Tickets, i, formation, Sleeping ana Parlor Oar
Northeast corner of Thirtsonth street and Penn
sylyaHia avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
sud Pennsy an1a avenue, aud at the Depot, where
orders can b i-ft for the checkins OF Baggage TO
destin stioE fr IN Hotels and Residences
II. 81 BOYD. JR Gent Passenger Aven.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager jan3-ly
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"THE OULD CORPSE THAT WAS THE
CAUSE OF 1T ALL."-In city OF Munster a q
Old woman died, and the neighbors desired
To give her a grand wake, The floors or tn e
muse were very shaky, and the people were
warned by the priest and other proper au-
thOrities that they must not have their cere-
monies In the upper room where the dead
the warning. 1t would probably have been
contrary 10 precedent 70 remove the corpse
before the time for It's final removal. So the
nelghbors gathered in the upper room and
lamented and were very merry until the
floor gave way and they all came down into
the room below. II proved that the wake
was only the beginning OF tragedy. Five or
doctor was sent for, who only arrived I'm
time TO certify the deaths. But the dead
bodies were laid out with some order and de-
cency in an unchanged room, aud the doctor
went 10 one after another, followed by a
sympathetic crowd. who is this poor
fellow" he asked. "Ah, then rest his sowl I"
went chorus of yoices-s'good son and good
brother he was"-and then his name was
mournfully recited, and other praises added.
on her, for a better girl never drew the breath
OF life" and then her name was given amid
fresh praises and groaning chorusses OF as
sent. Thus the doctor went his melancholy
way, and surveyed corpse after corpse. In
every case thus far he has heard nothing but
lament and panegyric. His survey is nearly
over, when his eye lights Oh something like
q bundle OF old clothes thrust carelessly into
a corner. what is that thing there?" the
doctor asks. "Oh, then, bad luck Ia her." is
the answer; accompanied by general sound
OF anger and disgust-"sure that's the ould
corpse that was the cause of IL alI!'-l The
Ge7ltteDlon's Magazine.
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A SCARE FOR Mr.. MoRToN.-A Missis-
sippi planter stopping at the Arlington
House, Washington, was Dragging about
the very superior quality OF some grapes
that he raised on his premises. Senator
Morton happened to be standing near at
the time, and carelessly putting in his oar,
observed:
May I take the liberty of asking, sir,
what kind OF manure you use?"
The Mississippian surveyed his questioner
few seconds, and then gravely replied:
dead niggers."
The horrified Senator fell back in good
order, hauled little blank book out of his
coat pocket and promptly made the follow
ing memoranda: "Speech-Amnesty impos-
sible-South unconquered-Democra bar
barities-Massacre of blacks-Dead niggers-
Hamburg grapes."-[ BroOklyn ArQls.
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n TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
- PkkTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR-

BY virtue Of that certain deed Of trust from Isaac
> hoilidge and wife to the undersigned, bearing
CORDS Of Fairfax county, Va, Liber b, No. A. folio
W, We Will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Sd
day OF February 1876, at IL O'Clock M, ali those
tracts or parcels OF land aud appurtenances de-
scIibed In said deeds, containing II acres and 10
pt es and ne acre more or less. This roeerty is
improved by a new frame Dwelling, Barn and other
out buildings. and is very desirable property aud
lies adjoining the property OF j. II Hollidge and
Others and was originally part of the Sarah Sew
all pro perty.
Terms Of sale: So much cash in hand az will pay
the costs Of sale, including q commission of per
cent the gross sale; also, the sum Of a We hun
dred and sixty Ave dollars and eighty five and one
third cents and interest thereon from 5th May 1874
the like OF S565 s5S, with like interest," to fall
due May 6th, 1876 and the like sum, with like inter-
est fall due May 5th 1877, and the residue IN any
to fall due at such time the said 1. 8. Hollidee
shall name, but, he declining TO name the date Of
payment the same to fall due the 9Th day of May
1875 and to bear interest from the day Of sale The
deferred payments to be secured BY deed Of trust on
The property sold. GEO. b. IVEs, tr-,...
Iani1- T. T. FOWLER, trustees.
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MATERNAL LovE.-A COW In the town of
Eden, the mother of a handsome calf, was
crossing the railroad few days since. She
had cleared the last rail when the passenger
train appeared. The animal hastened to-
wards the fence. Looking back, she saw her
offspring standing on the track. With a
less appeal to the foolish little creature TO
follow her. On came the train, and still
stood the calf, by this time facing the train.
The engineer tried TO scare the little fool
away by making the whistle scream, but he
wouldn't scare. When the train was within
ten rods OF the calf the COW made rush for
her silly child, caught him on her horns, and
bore him away In safety Fond da Lac (Wts)
ODgaD2O1une1lfh
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and SITS, northwest.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE PERSONAL Eff
EECTS OF THE LATE NJ. OLUF STEINER
sen, CHAMBERLAIN OF HIS n AJES rY the
KING OF SWEDEN AND NORWAY. AND EN-
n0Y EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER
ELnNlPOTENTIARY TO THE UNITED
On MONDAY MORNING, January %
WVxV CON mencing at O'Clock, we will sell at
vySv public auction, in yoom No. 10, FIRST floor,
LeDroit building, corner of Sth and streets north
west the effects OF the late NJ Oluf stenersen,
COnss5t Grand Piano Forte, TX octaves, steinway
superb Piano Cover and Stool
Once Desks, Tables and Brackets.
Turkish and Persian Carpet and Rugs.
Superior Brussels Stair and Parlor Carpets.
Turkish Window Cur aims and Hangings.
lDlaid Table. Boxes, &c.
French Travelling Clock, Galvauic Batteries.
inches high.
About 900 OF Sterling Silver consisting Of
Table, Dessert and Breakfast Forks.
Table, Tea and Egg Spoons.
Fish Knife and Forks.
Asparagus TOnss; Soup, Gravy, Sauce and Sugar
-, OF IL has never been used.
Silver Dessert Spoons and Forks, fne gilt, with
ivory handles.
Roger iyory handled Table, Dessert and Breakfast
Knives.
A collection Of English, French and German Books
Sketches ia on, Photographs and Engravings.
Together with many other articles unnecessary to
mention. The goods will be on exhibition two days
before the sale. Terms cash.
Jau5 dts Ed. CLEARY, Salesman
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Baby Arithmetic

knsehud. cainty aud fair 20 see,
lower 81 all the world 20 me,
Come this way on your dancing feet
Say, how much do you love me sweet
Rel little mouth drawn eravelv down.
" " hlte brow wearing a puzzled frown,
lse little baby Rose Ia she,
ArSlng 70 measure her love for me.
love you All, the day and the night.
w. ule uAre and the sunshine bright,
All the candy I'm every store.
All the dollars, and more ana mara
over The tops Of the mountaInS high
al lne world. MaN un ln The a.,
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AN ECONOMICAL BREAKFAsr.-If Won
have q few bits of meat or two or three cold
potatoes ieft over, put some "drippings" in-
10 skillet; slice the potatoes thin, cut up
taste; then beat two or three eggs, according
10 the size OF the dish TO be prepared; stir
them TO q cup of cream or milk, and pour
pienty. use fewer eggs and more milk o.
cream. II milk, add half tablespoonful OF
butter. Keep it over the dre, stirring con-
stantly till the eggs are cooked. IL takes but
o few minutes TO prepare this, but do no.
leave IL an instant till done. or the eggs will
burn and ruin the WHOLE Germantown Tele-
QTuDh.
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= CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
IMPROVED AND UGIMPROYEQ.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause Ne.
AGA. will sell ct public auction in front Of each
of the premises hereinafter mentioned, on FRIDAY,
the 2lst day OF January. A. D. 1876, commencing at
o'clock m Lot No. z, in Receivers subdivision
Of Square 30, with the improvements, consisting Of
Brick Dwelling, according to plat Of survey to be
exhibited at the sale. Said Lot being on Connect
cut avenue, near Boundary street.
Immediately after the above sale, We will sell Lot
NO Is, In Receivers subdivision OF said 90,
beng on 10Th street, near Boz ndary.
Imeolately after the last SALE Will sell Lot 81,
IN John w. STAIRS subdivision Of Square l3l, on
Boundary between 18th and 18th street north
Frame Dwellings.
Said lot 81 viii be sold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser.
Terms. as prescribed by the decree: One-third OF
the pufch money cash; and the balance thereof
In Fix twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale,
with 10 per cent interest per annum until paid the
notes with sureties to the satisfaction Of the Re-
ceivers. No deed given until purchase money and
quired on each piece OF property sold when the
IL struck of. II terms Of sale be not complied with
In ten days from day OF sale, tho Recefyers
the right TO resell at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers. All conveyanci at
cost OF purchaser or purchaser
E SHftIt + Pt sASS1sSEf Receivers.
iaHl lot WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auof.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
DOwLING, Auctiopeer
TOMORROW.
10y b. Ii. WAKNE

RY b. Ii. wAKNER.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED AND Us.
IMPkOyED PROPERTY On TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF NEW YORK AvENUE, BETWEEN
15TS AND I4rH STREETS NORTHWEST,
iSnH AND KS srs sEIsE s6srR ESksfR OF
n By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 3lst,
A. ID. 1874, recorded In Liber No. ia, folio $40,
will sell at public auction, in front Of the premi
.es, respectively, on wEDN ESD AY, January 9Th,
1876 the following described real estate, situate in
wit: ~ '0'
At 81 O'Clock m, the north twenty five (2s) feet
OF Lot numbered SIX 81, in square numbered three
same at the northeast Of said 81 lumber
ed three hundred and forty three 1881 and
thence west along the south line ofK street north
y feet thence east one hundred tJ0I fee parallel
TO the hrst line TO the west Inns OF 10th street west
thence north with the west line of 10th street west
twenty -hve Is feet to the place of beginning.
And OF o'clock D. m. all of Lots numbered two
y and three 49, in Davidson recorded Subdivision
OF original lots In square two hundred and Ity-two
tween 18th and l4th streets northwest said lot three
- being improved by three story and attic Brick
Dwelling, &c.
cent. interest from day of secured by deed of
trust on the property Sold all cash at the option
OF the purchaser deposit of $3.50 will be required
OF ID purchaser on the X street lot, and 500 each
on the New York avenue lots at time of sale eli
convey anc1g at cost of purchaser or purchasers If
the terms OF sale are not com pied with in seven
right TO resell the property the risk and cost of
the default1ng purchaser or purchasers after five
days advertisement.
B BEN5AMis Z s ssSrTbEk' Trustees.
1T. COLDWELL Salesman
Ian6 eodts Rep. ,lsthAl9thl
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EHItIf 4. i bA nAtl1siI' Rsosivsn.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SAIL.
By virtue Of deci ee OF the Supreme Court Of
sg, VIII on the asd dsy GU q jana mo-
airy. ls7e at O'Clock m. in front Of the Iremises,
neSes 81 IN
ming beck With that width loo feet inches 70 pub
lie elley . feet wide: together with the improve.
brick house No. 623 = street norfhwest) and back
building, containing fourteen rooms water and gas
ments at and two with per cent interest
secured BY the purchaser notes and reserved lien
the purchase money. ConyeyAncing st purchaser b
cost. deposit OF 80 viii be required - soon
sold.
DuNcAssoS Bros, REGINALD IRHDALL,
Auc0, Trustee,
jau7 dkda Once 32S ~ street n. v.
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MARRIRn

HOLLIDGE-BROWN On the lftb Decemb.r !.
1919, ~ NICK endTee NJ. Y. Church, BY Rev John n
Deshields, MM. IL HoLLIDGE aud SARAH ROsINA,
only daughter Of Reuben k. Brown, ell Of this
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aactioneer.
SQUARE 5s7 AT AUCTION.
'RuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

SQUARE 597 AT AUCTION.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ES-
TATE, sITgATaD BETWEEN lsT AND 2p
STREETS WEST AND NJ AND STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the
18th day Of May, A. D. lS70, and recorded in
Lber Nc; els, 81 folio s4, ofthe land records Of
ba snd By direction ofthe holder Of the promssory
note thereby secured, will offer for SALE at pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
the alst day Of January. lS7S, at { o'clock ?. m,
city Of ashn on, In said DistrictS to witAn Of
Square numbered five hundred and ninety.seven
1871 containing eighty thousand six hundred
and seventy. five feet 81, 6f5
The terms of sale as follows, to wit: Two thou
sand dollars in cash. and the balasoe for which the
notes Of the purchaser shall be taken, bearing in
terest at the rate OF seven per centum Der amman,
pa, able semi annually, and secured By deed Of
trust the property in sig, twelve, and eighteen
months. A deposit Of two hundred dollars win be
required at the time Of sale; All conyeysncing q
not complied with in ten days the trustees reserve
the right to rese at the risk and cost ofths default
HALLET KILBoURS,l rru,tees.
JAMES N. LATTA, i'us'o0s'
Jsn7-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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1The misfortunes OF a servant girl: Eyes,
mum, dreadful destructive these things IA
If this here vase didn't sneak down-stair rs
from the parlor when 4 wasn't a noticin' a I'D
sermash itself TO attims on the kitching
ferloor 2"
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nR. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HAR.
IL nONY, ana the Cultivation Of the Voice. Ads
dress os NrS. RDICHENBAOHD Piano FORTS, No.
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NAKED on Q parent knee, q new born child.
Weeping thou satst when all around thee
smiled:
So live that sinking TO thy long, last sleep,
Thou then mAyst smile while AL around thee
weep.I&r WiuiGm Jones.