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CHERIFFs SALE or REAL ESTATE.
State OF Ohio. Jackson eouuty, 49,
Court Of Common Pleas.
John ]. Jones ". John and Andrew Craig.
Notice a. hereby given that I viii oncr for
sale at public auction arfhc door OF the Court
House In Jackson, on
Saturday February 10. A. d. 1871.
az O'Clock Pm. Of said day, the following de-
acribed real estate situate iu the county Of
Jackson aud state OF Ohio, 10 wit
one acre where the building now stands on
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF section n, township s. range -
Appraised az $40 co.
Terms Of sale, cash on day OF sale.
Taken as the property Of Andrew Craig. on
an execution In favor Of John j. JoncH. issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleas Of tcioto
county. and 60 me directed as sheriff Fof Jack
son county.
Given under my hand this fih day Of Deem
bcr, A. ID. 1879. JOHN NJ. EWINo,
sheriff J Jackson County.
r. n. Jones, Atty for pin.
janii-5t
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To Those Seeking Homes or
Investments.

Written or printed information In relation
80 Farms and Wild Lands im most Of the West
creu and southern States, can b. ohtainct ~
addressing ffSTNLLfGNNCE LAND AoEcr. III
grS. III, naming the localities about which
information a desired, and enclosing - cents
10 cover EXPENSE. dcc1i aG-1m
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Marriages in Jackson Ctunty-1s65.

Duncan Doles and Elizabeth Hobson,
June 90, by John Swain, Min.
Ephraim Boring and Susan Crawford,
June 26, by Elijah Beatty, Min.
Charles Glover and Emeline Trimmer,
July l, by E. Bach, Min.
Geo. McKelvy and Martha Cremeens,
July 9, by Regal Brann.
Richard Grafton and Mary Gascoyne,
July 2, by E. Bach. Min.
Isaac Fl. Moore and La Ounce Mitch
ell, July 4, by ]. Nelson Pitcher, Min.
Michael Bartoe and Martha Z. Fink,
July A. by D. w. Winfough, ]. p
Hillborn c. Miller and Annie NJ. Rob
erts, July 6, by j. Nelson Pitcher, Min.
Thomas w. Jones and Jane Jones.
July Is, by D. NJ. Evans, Min.
Gabriel F. Poor and Permelia Policy,
July 10, by>L. A. Atkinson, Min.
William II. Brunton and Emily E.
Corn, Aug. 3, by R. ]. Backus, Min.
Madison Claar and Margaret S. Wilson,
July 20, by r. J. Backus, Min.
VIM. G. Pittenger and Margaret NJ.
Minks, July 20, by VIM. Cutter, J. P.
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Read some of their Remarkable cures
New PHILADELHHIA, ONO.
January 5th, lS77.J
To the Public of Urichsville:
can endorse DR.. Fishblatt as a skill
full Surgeon and Physician. A few
months ago took my daughter to him /;
she was suffering with what physicians
call Diabetes. and was pronounced incura-
BILE, and to-day she is fully restored to
her health WILLIAM NJ AMERMAN
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.
state Of OHIO, Jackson couniy. ss
Court of Common FieaA.

state Of Ohio, Jackson County.
Court of Common PieaA.
Robert v. Reynolds W. George ~. stewart
On Execution.
Noticc Il hereby given. that I win ofrr for
sale ~ the door of The Court uouae. IN Jackson,
on
Saturday, February Gath. A. ID. 1871.
At one O'Clock p. ~. of aaid day. the following
demcrihed real estate, alfumtneftn the cummty %
Jackson aud state of OHIO, 20 wif
Appraised at t20o
Terms of sale. cash on day of sale.
Taken ~ the property Of ororEr ~ Stewart
-on an execution IN favor of nohcrt " Hay-
noidn. issued ~ the Court Of Common Pleas %
the county Of Jackson, and 10 me directed ~
sheriff of said cuumty.
Given under my hand this 92nd day of Jana
JOHN M. EWING. sh'n Leo.
d. Maekicy, atty Cor pl'n.
faulittf
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We are often asked why we do not
publish market reports. The reason is.
there are no regular prices in this place.
Several times we have attempted to pub
lish correct reports, but invariably we
have got some one into trouble. Such
articles as apples, potatoes, ETC., vary in
price as much as SO per cent, owing to
quality. and to the different stores. II
first class apples should be quoted at say
go cents, and some farmer should bring
in an inferior article and only be able to
get 40 cents. he would find fault with US,
and claim that our report was false, had
deceived him. and put him to trouble,
and caused him to suffer loss.
That is why we have abandoned pub
fishing market reports.
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tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate OF One Dollar per day, OF
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses viii be kept as cheap as at any other
place In town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
large number Of second hand buggies and
expresses for sale.
/ will be at home Saturday, Feb. 10, 1871,
and every three weeks thereafter.
febSttf I. T. MONAHAN.
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Meetings are still held morning and
night. at the Presbyterian and M. 4.
Churches
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LEGAL.
Notice In Partition.

Austin naiiia. Charles nailia. and Wilnon
Balls. % Jackson county. uhius Paris Nmfiia.
Jamc~ Balls, heira ~ iaw % EAaiah hallln. de-
ceased. Ellnabeth flckrrings heifn ~ inw of
Iouraue Deem, deccaacd, of West euunfy. West
Missouri, vii take uutlca that q pEfiflon Wa
nled against them on the pth day of January.
a. u. lt9T, ID the Court ~ Common p1eam. With
IN and FOR the county of Jackaous by Immmm y.
l.each, and Il uow pendinG.wherwin maid James
" leach demands partition of the following
to-wiE
Tho west half Of the northwest quarier % ths
= Of hnugn ~. Also, that part Of The northweat
corner ~ the southwest QuaFtar % section
afuruaaid that iM ounded by FiMnon Cru~k and
Poplar Creek road OF highway. aud that. At thm
next torn of aid Court, the aid James y.
Leach VIII apply fqr an order that Partition
JAMtos'F. LEACH. fcsitionsr.
James Tripp. atty.
January II, is77. ew
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A Card to the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of a
vast class of sufferers. Thousands of
cures have been made by them, and, in
fact, the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two
years counterfeits of our medicines have
sprung up, dangerous in their close imi-
tation of our Trade Mark. To secure
the people we have placed upon each gen.
uine box of Holloway's Ointment the
fac simile of the signature of our agent,
Mr.. Jos. Haydock. To counterfeit it is
felony. We shall relentlessly pursue any
one who initiates this with the utmost
vigor of the law. We most earnestly beg
that the great mass of the American peo-
pie will aid us in our efforts to protect
their health, and help US in our task of
bringing these most unprincipled men to
the bar Of justice. Uniformly refuse 20
purchase Medicines purporting to be ours
unless Mr.. Jos. Haycock's signature is
attached to each box of Pills or pot OF
Ointments and the end will soon be
reached.
The public's obedient servants,
HOLLOWAY a. Co.
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Children cry for DR.. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup. 1t is the most pleasant prepara-
ton for Coughs, and Colds known, and
perfectly harmless. Price 25 cents a
bottle.
For sale by all druggists.
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WANTED. - Sixty-fve head of good
smooth steers, not to weigh less than
seven hundred pounds each.
febS- I'm Il. NJ. JONES.
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At the examination last Friday anC
Saturday. there were l6 applicants, o
whom received certificates, as follows;
c. w. Cherington, j. III. Rowland and
A. L. Robbins-1e months.
John Morris, Maggie Cobb and W. A
Warwick-l2months.
Milton Buckley, Geo B. Gray and +.
M. Foose-6 months.
The following were the questions used
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Shrieked, appalling, pinions, rebellion,
abyss, pursuing, bivouac, blazonry, Wis
age, nettle, fantastic tussle, Mussulman,
Indiana, demesne, scrutoir, wolverine,
desiccated, desuetude, euphnish.
GRAMMAR.
/. What are the principal elements of
q sentence2
2. What are subordinate elements2
3. What are independent elements2
4. Name the elasses.sand kinds of ele-
ments.
5. What is a.modifer?
g. Give the distinction between the
direct and the indirect object
7. Tell the difference between could,
would, and should.
s. What determines the orthoraphy
and the pronunciation of a word2
9. What is construction
10. or what use is Grammar
ARITHMETIC.
/. If I Of AS money equals ! of BIS,
and both have $56, much has each ?
2. A merchant gained $3745; what
amount of goods must he have sold, al
lowing gain of rs per cent.
8. How. much iron at $45 ton, can an
agent buy with s70s.75. his commission
being per cent. on money paid2
f. Bought land at $40 per acre: what
must / ask per acre if I abate 10 per
cent, and still make 20 per cent?
S. A owes $500, payable in 8 months;
at the expiration of months, he pays
$500: how long should A retain the bal
ance, so that neither shall gain or lose
6. Bought 10 knives at 81 each: how
many must be bought at IS cents each
that the average price of the whole shall
be $l.252
z. B and c can do q piece of work in
IL days. with the assistance of they can
do it in days: in what time can A do it
alone2
8. A father divided his estate, worth
$4,000 60 among his children, giving A
of it, B is, and C IS as often as he gave
D Sc; how much did each receiver
9. II of yard of cloth cost $2-5 be-
ing of yard wide, what is the value of
of yard II yards wide. of the same
luality7
10 If / sell 5 of an article for what
of it cost, what is the gain per cent.
GEOGRAPHY.
/. Describe tides, ocean currents, and
trade winds2
2. Locate and describe OF the most
important rivers in the world2
8. Name the Gulf States and locate
their capitals.
A. Locate the tropics and polar circles,
md give the reason for being thus To-
Gated.
5. Name the gulfs and bays that indent
the coast of North America.
8. Bound the State of maine and give
It's rivers.
7. Bound France and give its principal
,ities.
s What is the difference between the
equatorial and polar diameter of the
earth
Q. What would be the shortest course
! ship could take in going from Liver
oool to Calcuttaf
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Bargains in Cloaks
Bargains in Blankets
Bargains in Shawls
For the next thirty days, will close
out my entire stock Of Cloaks, Blankets,
Shawls, and Children's Wool Hose, at
cost. have yet some beautiful styles
in Cloaks. Come early, before they have
been picked over
JAMES CHESTNUT'S.
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JanIs-sul
Notice.
NEW PIANOS dc ORGANS
For Sale at Half Price.

They may be seen at the music rooms Of SOW
cral dealers both In the East and West. For
furthel infSrInation, address Box ST., Eigin III.
dec2l7e-3m
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHx.
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State of Ohio, Jackson county, m1
Court Of Common Pleas.
Harvey Wells ". samuel whstatons a al
on 2nd order % sale.
Notlcc o. hereby given. that IN puruuance of
an order % sale ia1ued cot of aaid ouuft. on the
18Th day 81 Januarys a. ID. lsIIs and % me d.
rectcd ~ sheriff - sid county VII ofer fur
sale. ~ the door uf the Count .houaa IN naid
county, ,on
Saturday. February lTth, A. d. 1871.
q one o'clock p. M. o. sald day. ths foiiowins
dcscrihcd rial estate, % wilt
lot number ssvrn bundrcd and aintr-one
fs6ii In the town % Wellstou, county of Jack
aou aud state Of OHIO.
AppFaiMrd nt taaos
Terms Of sale cmMh on day OF Anlrs
To b. sold ~ the properly % samuel Whef~
stone u Al. 20 sailaiy Judgment and docree IN
0iven under ny hand this isgh dag o. Jana
JOHN M. EwtN0. Hh'nJ. CO.
=. y. Mnghams atty for piaintin. .
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sherIRs Sale Of Real Estate.

state Of ohio. Jackson County, -
Court Of Common Pleas
0corEe Borisrs W. Mary A. spencer q al
On iat order of aais.
Notice ia hereby given. that IN pursuance of
an order of sale issued uut uf said court. on the
18th day of Jaauary. a. u. 1871, aud % me a.
FeuIrd a. sheriff ~ said county I viii orr Cor
on
Saturday. February 24th. A. d. 1871.
at one O'Clock p. ~. ot said day. the following
described rial estate, nituatrd IN the county 81
Jackson and state of Ohio, % witt
The south NmMt quarter of the south umni quar-
Ter of section nufnber twenty eight 90, town-
ship number eight ls. of range uumber eiEh-
teen usl, coutaining forty acre. more or leua-
Appraiard ~ SEQ
Terms of sale. caah on day o. sale.
To bc sold as the properly 81 Mary A. hpen-
cor ct al, 10 nati.fy Judgment and decrue In
Given under my hand this End day % Janu-
john M. EwISo. sh'nJ. CO
Jan25.d
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state of ohio. Jackson county, =.
Court of Common rIeaa.
Harvey Wells Va John ~. Dsvlns.
on and order % sale.
Notice u hercby gwen, that 10 pursuance of
an order of sale issued out 90 mmid court on the
thth day Of January a. y. lKT1. and 20 me al.
rcctcd ~ sheriff of said county. viii offer Cor
sale ~ the door of the court house. In aaid
county, on
Saturday. February II. A. D. 1877.
II one O'Clock p. N. Of aaid day, the foiiowins
Described real smtmte. situated IN tho cuuuiy ~
Jackson and state % Ohin. 90 wttf
tnt numbrE ak hundred aud uinnfy. nwa
(aa8l In the town ~ Weiiaton.
Auuraiard at afsa
Terms of sale. caah on day uf sale.
To - Nuid ~ the property 81 John ~. uertns,
@ satlafy Judgment and decrpo IN faxof 81
Harvey Wells.
Given under my hand Ihis isth Gay of Janu-
JoHN n. EWING, nh'aJ.co.
=. =. hlnghafn. at'y fof plaiutn.
Janis.3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRISTADOROS
HAIR DY c,

CristadOro's Hair Dye Is the SAFEST and
BEST; IL acts instantaneously, producing the
most natural shades of Black or Brown; does
NOT STAIN the SKIN, and Is easily applied.
1t is a standard preparation, and a favorite up
on every well appoin ted Toilet for Lady or
Gentleman. Sold by Druggists.
j. CRISTADORO,
r. .. Box 1888. dec2l-6ml New York.
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Dr. Fishhlatt arrives here at the Gibson
House, Jackson, on Tuesday, Feb. goth,
and will remain two days. Read the en-
dorsement given him at Urichsville,
Ohio, where he just came from, by the
leading citizens: w. II. Dempster, w.
A. Bovey, D. B. Meyers, NJ. D., W. W..
Alexander, George Beck, Philip Fuhr,
and hundreds of others.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board Of school Examiners of Iacksnn
County, ohio. Vii bold regular mestinEs for the
FT RsrFRTDAT m ETERT MoErn
Examinations will begin at 10 e'eiock. A. n
on the nrnt day Of each session, and couttnus
from day % day n uccrMaarys
duce testimonials OF good moral character. -
ing aud viii. IN no caas.b either antedated. o.
poatdnted.
Nov n.T1-u y. w. LONGnON .Ciaf
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
OR
Falling Sickness

Permanently Curcd-no humbug-by one
months usage Of Dr. Gouiard'a Celebrated
Infaliibie fit Powders. To con vines kufirf.
efs that ihc.n powders viii DO all Ne claim fof
them, We viii sud them by mail. post paid. n
free trial boz. - Dr. Guuiard IA tIr only
physician that has ever made this disease \
special study and na Co our knowledge thou
sands have been permanently curud by the
use OF these Powders we Will guarantees =
permanent cur. in every cas-, OF rcfund you
all money expended. All sufferers should
give these Powders an early trial, and b. con-
vincod of their curative powers.
Price, for large bsx, 81 or buxcs for 90, sent
by mail 10 any part uf United stats or Uhunda
on receipt Of price, OF ny cxprc~s &. q. y. Ad-
drusss ASH a HOnufNs.
febl. '57!y
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LECTu " e.
M AN HOO D
a How Lost.
+" How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of DIR. CUL-
VERWELL'S Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicinel of SpermatorrhRa or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Loss
es, Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapa-
city, 1mpediments TO Marriage, etc. also,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravagance etc.
nS-Price, in Sealed Envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable Is
say, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming conse-
quences OF self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medicine
or the application OF the knife; point
ing out mode of cure at once certain and effec-
tual, by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radically.
HS-This Lecture should be In the hands Of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, TO any
address, on receipt OF six cents OF two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
81 Ann st., New York r. o. Box 4js6.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

For sale by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-20
A COnMUNIsTIC SOCIETY.

An obscure communistic society, called
Amana, occupies a tract Of fertile land near
Iowa City, and has 1924 members. There
are seven villages; and in each q boarding
house sufficient to accommodate the popu-
lation Of the village. To these all the peo-
pie 60 to. get their meals, the hour for
which is given by bell from a central
tower. There are also hundries, where all
washing and ironing are done; SO that no
housekeeping Is done in the families,
which leaves the members to other depart
ments of labor, and every member Of the
society has something to do. Once in every
year the executive officers make an annuity
appointment to each family or single indi-
vidual, which is to be for use for that year
for personal expenses. There is in every
village store, in which all kinds of goods
are kept, and which are delivered to men,
bers Of the society without profit; record
of each persons purchases is kept, and
at the end of the year the amount is
deducted from the annuity, so that very
little money is used. If member with
draws from the society, what he puts in is
returned, without interest Or increase. Ha
member dies, and is the head Of a family,
his share or interest in the society is divided
among his legal heirs and placed to their
credit on the books Of the society. There
are three physicians, whose duty it is to
visit the sick. Their medicines and teams
are supplied by tho society. So, also,
schools are maintained.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-20
THE RINGING BELLS.

In England, chimes of bells are now set
up in such way that peal of six can be
easily played by one person. T., Ball ham.
mers are suspended between tho mouths OF
the bells, out Of the way Of the swing of the
latter, and, by system Of pulleys, the
ropes connected with these hammers are
brought down in parallel lines to a manual
fixed on the belfry wall. When this manual
is put into gear for use, the ropes are all
frightened, and the hammers thereby raised
nearer to the bells, so that a, slight pull at
each rope causes the hammer to strike the
bell. By means, therefore, Of this simple ar
rangement, one person, standing in front
Of the manual, can readily chime all the
bells by merely pulling rope after rope,. or
he can play tune by varying the lingering
of the ropes. ..0
The Morning herald., 1877-10-20
PRESERVE THE EYEslGHT.

The eyesight may be injured by various
causes-insuficient sleep, severe study,
writing and reading by gaslight, reading in
bed, painting the eyelids, ill-health. We
see the fires of alcohol in the eyes as well as
on the nose of the drunkard. All kinds of
excesses are sure to be reflected in that deli
cate and sensitive organ, the eye. No per-
son can violate the physical laws and escape
the penalty. Nature is thoroughly demo-
cratic, and serves all people alike. If the
king gets drunk, he will have redness of
eyes, Notwithstanding the royal blood in his
veins. If the beggar keeps good hours and
obeys the physical laws, she will have clear
and handsome eyes, brighter than the dia-
monds flashing in the queens coronet. It
is physiological fact that plain food,
abundant rest, and cheerful temper, are
the principal Mds In the staff Of health, and
that good health insures good eyesight, ex-
cept in the cases Of some hereditary defect.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-20
CHAPTER VIII.

-isrhEss cAMELFORD is STILL VERY BUSY.
% Nosalle struggled with all the strength
" b,,a, most determined will to survive the
d1u'9and whom she was made to mourn as
uead, and she succeeded.
Not Tor herself did she cling to life, but
1nan in ner boy-her little Arthur-whom her
orphan. 'A'A ~ ''''
hl'stress Camelford had we'll calculated
no;n. i,,.a carried Resale to the very EXTREMIST
rEm1 ,i"i OF human suffering which the poor
55ni 5ad could endure and live; and when she
tha iaa seemed about to yield, and seek within
nn;,!s i grave rest for her tortured heart, tran
Amy Amy Tor her distracted brain, then would
in :; us1a place the little baby, Arthur, with
fnoi n i'ls Is mothers arms, and Rosalie would
cd eyI4 ~ al the force Of an appeal which SEEM
on,. ON ~ spring from love for her, but which
in yoa,:t revenge, not yet fully gratifed, had
n nut Hosalie would be aroused once more
% bo,S knowledge of the tie which yet should
o.H "v ner to earth, and would feebly moan
tbant les, yes' you are right, Augusta, and 1
4A '0as- At earnot be permitted to me
The Morning herald., 1877-10-20
RAnRIT-BREED1NG In ITALY.

Mr.. Colnaghi, the British Consul at Flor
enoe, in his report on the industries of
Turin, states that tho breeding Of rabbits
was entirely, neglected in Italy until 1873,
when it was taken up by Messrs. Costa
magma, furriers Of that city. Thinking that
supply of these animals would not only be
useful to their trade, but that rabbits would
form an important article of food for the
poorer classes Of the population, breeding
establishment was erected in a few months,
with 800 cages for that number of does,
with larger number Of compartments for
the young. The prejudices of the public
have been comhated by publications and by
facts. A shop for the sale, of rabbits wss
opsned, and in four months 1900 head
were killed and sold. Messrs. Costanagna
not only taught how the rabbits were to be
cooked, but, added example to precept.
They distributed in various parts of Italy
upward Of 1000 animals Of the best breeds,
and have also placed at the disposal OF per.
sons of small means !, 800, rabbit families
in all 9,oOo animals-with their cages, etc.
The debt thus incurred by the receivers is
redeemable by small annual quota Of the
products. Messrs. Costamagna are pledged
to buy from these people, at fixed price,
any number of rabbits they may breed.
This firm have published treatise on rab-
bit-breeding, written by the manager Of
their establishment, and have introduced
articles of furriery made with the skins.
They have also introduced into the country
the art Of tanning and dyeing the skins, as
well as the process for converting the hair
into felt. - .,