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NIRRLEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Church ~ the esStlh,
BoO .yn. y. T., on Thursday, an > l-7 ly The cy c.
Baker assisted by the Rev. II Is. WIiCrdge, -. D.. tho
Rev. Jo-cHh p. Cameron Of =, Pauls Church. Carton.
OHIO, to Mary .. JyhHstOLe 81 BrOOAyn.
OGDEN-B. W9AS-At ~. stephens Church, WIKI sbarre,
-, 1871 b. the Rev. II my L. Jones H. C0rt ogden
Lizzie C., daughter OF the Late Col A. H. bowman Of
Milkosbarre
STU DIV ELL lew LETT-At BROOKLYN, DeG 10, 1875 by
Joh Dickinson, Edwin A. -tudwel to EG.eliza Hew
l.tt No cards.
papers also and Oughkeepse papers please
copy.
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OBITUARY.
THE HON. DANIEL UAINEs.

Daniel IIaines of Hamburg, y. j., died yes
terd.y - the age b. lie elected Governor OF the
state in 1871 and for many wears one " the Jus
tees ~ the Supreme Court OF New-Irrsev Mr.. HAncS
wa, . monument member az he Presbyterian Church,
ana deeply inter.st.d IN benevolent work tie
n.rrnr of the Prison Reform Association, President u
the Su-srN County Bible Assoc atJn and trustee Of
PRINCETON College In politics he a Democrat and
actively supported the Union during tine clyl.
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fine and faithful art Ia honor 70 the stage and refresh
ment TO lovers OF the drtna,-wl everywhere De vel
coined with unusual gladncss.
Mr.. Days travelling company Is acting
PIque" at Haverly'5 Tneater. Chicago II lnci"ur-
MI { Rockwell. Mr. NJ. BARRYMORE, Mr .. Morton, Mr..
Geo r rhcs Mr. owen Fawcctt, Mr.. G. Lecielc'i. MISS
Lewis Miss Elsie Moore. Mss G"Orgiana Dry,
Miss Ada Gray Miss Ada Gilman and others
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ne @uDlTft illucftS0dI9
VERBATIM OPTICAL RI
PpGT OF ME-sR-. VII
LIAM KNABE d co.
" For -tu-cLl exc Hence
in me requirements OF a
arsf-c!lss instrument, II
puwpr Of tone. Oucn. aLd
. sn!ii.tv Of construction, all
three kinds OF pianos show
intelligent Jrran semcnts. a
very effective aclinn. ana
excrlleutswOrkmaIss'p."
Several months after tie
inv ~ awards had de-
persed, Mcssrs. knaDe pc
,tioGrd the Centennial
Commission To ala the
words. " richness and sing
ias quality or tone " u the
report Of he judges. THIS
/ rhr Commission generously
granted.l
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People are naturally guided w their interests.
Tho are the toilet article y T. @bitrs
~ lt whc CONES .JiHe % Their homes AMI
hearts, Ui H., In most d-rlr agf useful ~ sap'nacsols
nr.lts 80 at zee D., nc.i-,i ts pgnty %
'1r .oag fr ,c ut r.l cNrlnsc t4e organic
fragrance Of sweet and = mel rpoip'nenis.
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. 49,
s.un-poafl itself thus setting greater portions OF IN
laJtT M NlbrIOry action, Anu 80 producing ~ "''
/ iucras It volume or sound. $780,.
H. \ DuPLEN SCALE. patented in 1872 bring, INTO ac-
tI0Sc u the strings Wulch hrt' 'oIt "a,
dormant ana nlcv" thereby increasing the RICHNESS
DidO'iity ind s'hJtag TuristL as wen - .tc cur '1
,apoc.tg ~ The zone, especially ri the uppci no an,
IL. \ typuLh METAL FRAME, patented III I5l- anu
40. witJ is system " a crpssDar ana 0racl-S,
l.,ia.s,rI tlc cap,c to stand in tune. The space
gained Joy e Use II thr Capo UA0lro Dal pet' ,o
/ cot more E-dv! ctad hammers, wherein q P'"''
tore ,........,.or ,v,,, IN.
syerr o. on (s ~uuv' tie pdjt Ms "a l'bD'
1863 and IL D. preventing. mat relax uonof me souuu-
board which 1Hr ItnIr rcSdt on lts toh'lin,
-ou cfu-"d 10, me s'l"k'' Oh me HAMMERS de"n'' 'N
sil...E- All. Dy atmospheric .niI"nc"s. .,a =,
y. \ lIeTA:ilc IL LAR FRAME ACTION u"lshC'i III
I,3O aaI l-7,l being ,utrcy mprryious 10 amos
pb.fIr uGl,uc,s, u cou.uicti"" Win the rev y ILL
9aa aet,cIcyor ,,nGf AMI durability.
". a 4osL-UsTiINlNG PLpAL (,-tented lS'H eAlehus
sc. effect. Oy eEap- me "riorIner AZ pleasure 40
pro DH- Ia" so1na vi single note or 4roup VI no'r''
pie not liable 10 SeJ OUT oil Order anu l''
s!l.l,urr OF thc Judge: II. K. OLIVER.
Approval OF "roIp Jud- 5
J. So"rrPMA, ~, ?. +. t,,,x fuov,o,
+. LE"as-IrR Ed. FAyBE PEAEr.
\. T. GO-HOI.' Director-Gcnerai'
lSclLl =. 4 BA~LEY President.
Attest: ALIEN. Z. buJEL.n. -rcitt dry pro leh'
SIDEWAYS MACHINERY HALL hLFURT. by ME same
Judge:
SeHpay & sons erhi6u in Machinery HdH' sam
Olss IF EsI FS ami harrare. a,d ttf fetal Frames
NJ lyGHd square and rD,gh' P.dnos; alSo samples o.
their Paeht IeGc h.b"'ar ftae Lotions al Droduced
a. nsir toandc1y and "ietfl ror.s ut 4StTId' Long
Isijnd.
rlre articles NJ coD Dos.te ge1i slo~ he hfaest per
Ec,Gn If Ealsh a0d workmanship. a'd the greatest Htm-
ness mi mi fJrBtg o. Eieai structure, s:ee!ke aud
so,uiiag yalty ran teaSile strength eTc,sding 5000
is per square ceHtmety demonstrated by actual tests
The ua m tai Jr0es VI c1iq sip, posScS an uo2udied
deg's- rsssiGHce DermfHC1 rusty increased f'Soh
gf strings Iriffout TIE slightest danJ ~ beIk crCc:
o., sad Biei GD.> 3~reby roHs'nerdOY increasing me
rbrlio,y poUer mi a. s,AtHg ho iGshg qualities Of
ta,.r tastypHchtS" -IEIAWAl q SONS.
5etr- Tor6., J4l. 20. ISL
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While Paryers Ginger Tonic sIbiIes irritation Of the
stomach bO"c II - equally encirous ~ IL ~fr' on
lungs C0ugd, COl- sore l.rO'i q 10
without exception aid a others. teaspoon
fu hourly MI cure tAe WORST . IA twO days.
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EIDNIGHT WEATHER RBPORE.


In the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, increasing westerly 10 sOutuery winds,
probably brisk ana hi sA along te coast warmer partly
cloudy weather and possibly ia she ij'rr ana northern
pur on OF TIE forr'"r rain arca- patty turning mo
snow, succeeded Dy rlsn. barometer.
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All Notices If Marriages must be Endorsed Nth JaH
name ana address.
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EXTRAORDINARY -URGERY.

burden VI % docs MAJ wani - ma'o Himself a walk
Ing encyclopedia fort Burlington HswKoye.
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Po--ONrs Nauce.- TIC for mails ,br te 81 90 ,- iny
SAL AhAA. J4u. q 1877, close "a =
DAY At a. H. LuIopr. b. sirsjusIp Munt,nL "a
Ou'rlatJwu. WE t-D Az a B. tIIrI.,. y
steamship batavia Via Que' on III tSnAN a. %
Itfupu - .Islip i,idct Wa plymouth tt-
b0urF and HAMBURG. hTIbDAN al 4 A n for kur5s
by seamah. tity 81 Berlin. Queenstown lcorfesncad
cnce Tor france germany. scotland Il
by nls 81 amer mast - specially adir,-,el. az
Or Scotland ureN, Dl ssAinsfip ttAl1Ds. ~
gov AID II 20 a. AZ. Germany, d.. bs staaalst %
America VIA ~ruiham t0n lAd .ltalsn .cOrIcsp. ~ Q
Tor Great bralu and France br steam
must D. specially adr-sse ard ~ A. for franc, drccI
by stoanisl France i!ayre stea'.sps Moufanr
Bstly Cy Of Berlin 20 Lot .aAe aass ,ir Deni
sweden anu NOrwaY The mails fof N4--au. \ A. VIII
New ora Jan 25. Tie maids iOr Meet lua,es
wa Havana. VIII leave Nav YORK jan 81. The TOT
Porto iAoo viii leave Ntw-I Ork Feb. J.. Iho mails
AuStrane &C. viii Leave b.
China ANA apan will leave Sau FRANCISCO Fsa. l.
n I. 4. v, jan - 1871. Z. Il yAAks, A. u.
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ffEl(t j. ~ - Al ~ Ia =
Quite equal 90 c.--c ANA al u t,u;h - I'M ke II.
Others Provided with mOut piece. clufsrt u
te teeth aAc The mucous .uL- ul lhrt. a. Wltl iAe
while the entire quantity Of tobacco n, Iar. Ell M IN
fol. ana GOTTEN up Wi'h The mf ana attention char
4ciollle al te pod.ct', 10! o1i iac.o. hgnos,
MAJ award. sample 'N u o. j cents. ask .t.r dprr fr
goods. MM. >. kIEBAI "a. g. Go. Ioc lrst.r \ \
\. LIN q Co, sole Aeut, a. l4belt o.
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Governor u TurI Il. VI. sutton
-------- 1 - 1 L. l - d --u---.

Aonda Iinoceuo V,ndvke Governor Of rrfI i Nj sutton
> .nrq Milton tAl'i 81 lit Ilt.hii'i,
>.t.Ir.l IiurHlcr r4il- eco. v i,lNI,
E.tsy ... Blanche Mortimer captain PM Tracy lI'l
i.,i,. t,,c o. -ry rr.Id J.Gx lver, c. r. JlH.'y
,-.l,'.B.tt t.l ir- a ,,-r.. =. Itytur
I'm o., d Wallace captain uii.s. q. II. Barton
PAs,rrartOut W IL iNicll laI.i'da phda't ,,,.-
l.r FiInt " H. Fitzgerald f" -ii'rI
III H. -handryh.J .. stevens Railroad I'm Heei DO
Arthur = flH.p. j. Euaol, "a" dA ----. a. a..
iH-'P "'' ~ .tfv Mortimer scout " Toni lsou
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opcuGi Nollces.

Bill Heads. Circulars, Programme. ;iu.insss Cards,
anu PRINT II ai kinds. nrsty cir.p.y done AZ
FOLhAN'>, corner Centre Ipi " Ii. .--ts.
Bnr'rl's Rctectiag icnp-' stoves, HgrBsss. s 70,
fO Gas, Gasoi me-, OILS bij BO4dHsy, suO,
Ious''-st FINTU ,ES ofau yes .or Ou ana or AT.
TAtHMtNl~ FOR Gas FNtuuA
Bar's Piiis-Ihr Gr ~ Lng..a ..eJety ,,out and
Rl@lm ttsu. Box 3 pills. - 20, uy NAH ~ PA .,GfN y
SUI Agents. 80 'itn a Ne" l"iA sold by ulug-.ss
tradnGled chest and Lung the c. ul,crlr
Hens Tor securing IL. lun health comfort every
who're Mailed - Isaac A. ~.ugc uIacsaTtr. -U8 SWAY.
Keep sells tae best cheap.s; IRrc 80 lie world ;
SIX Tor zoe. ST. pro.iWay -'
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IV tultli'r con 'DNtfnA on
VirnArTW OFFICIAL RI
PORTS 81 llEsshS. STEIN
WAY a. SONS.
" fOI' gredteef c1RceIf cG-
Dqcitg ia AREN'T TtdHDs. as
a'yJ kigbcsi dfFec NJ er"e'-
? Jcs ~ al Hgir s'yieS OT
,yinHos. ri-.. iaryfst rJ'pme.
,,prify mn dTHh0n Oj t0ne,
md rt9dDy!iR0rJ cUTVi1J
cydcit3. ir,M precision and
0ilru6ii,iy n mechanism &;
ais0. Hrgei diSDDS.ftOD ~
Me strings amt cOHsirI,c-
tim. o.d brdciaq II the
mstH 'rGHIr.'
improvements applied Nv
..rEiswAY * Sons were thc
following:
/. \ DISPOSITION OF rHR
STRINGS II THE EpRM OF A
E,N. p.arlng tGe bass
Strings across the steel
-iriU-s. and materially
-IuI.ailng IT,. Snund-buaFu
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RESCUED.

ooh, yes; he loves me! OF cour Sc
he does! Why, has be not told me so
thousand times, Auntie and pretty
Winnie Morton buried her curly head
among the sofa-cushions, with all the
abandon ola spoilt child. Whatever
made you ask me such question,
Does Maurice Langdon love me ?"
Why, Auntie, he adores the very
ground / walk on; and it is such fun
The way | twist the poor fellow
around my finger is a caution and
then, Auntie, you see, the greatest
fun Of all is-he detests firtations,
and Of course, I must firt, until am
married. You would laugh yourself
i'll ifyou could see the sor1owful look
he gives me out of the corners of his
beautiful eyes! Maurice has glori-
Gus eyes. You see he never dares to
look me straight in the face when ]
am making some other gentleman be-
lieve the moon is made Of green cheese,
because he knows should laugh at
him. Heighol l shall postpone the
wedding day as long as possible
Mamma says firtations after marriage
are decidedly out of character, but
what q humdrum life married life
must be, to be surel | think you are
wise, Aunt Lulie, never to have tied
yourself up to any especial masculine.
Il suppose it would cause Maurice
to go insane if | should alter my mind
Aunt Lulie-as Winnie familiarly
called her-winced little under the
words of her companion. She had
arrived at the age of twenty-six, with
out receiving any particular atten.
tions from the male sex. Her friends
believed that she had been disap-
pointed or soured by some love affair
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WHOLE NUMBER, $50.

pice upon which I have stood; and
from the depths Of thankful heart,
confess myself under eternal obliga-
lions + and Maurice shook the lady's
hand warmly and with a formal bow
10 Winnie, left the apartment.
"Oh, you hateful old maid |" sobbed
Winnie. burying her face in her hands,
IF it hadn't been for your perplexing
inquisitlveness. he never would have
heard all that conversation. But I'll
not spoil my eyes for any man.
There's as sood 6sh in the sea az ever
was caught"
Maarics Langdon pursued the &C.
quaintance SO strangely begun, and
not many months ago the rescued
lover and the "old nsia" stood be.
fore the hymsneal altar, happy in each
other love tor time aua eternity.
Miss Winnie is still continuing her
airtations.- Westminster .idaocate.
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Wa M = ION, NtW JFISCl [ S.t
Dee 10
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Romance Of a Garrett County
Farmer Who Married his
Sister.

Thirty-three years ago q family
named Benton consisting Of father
mother, son and daughter. resided in
one Of the western States near small
town called Blank. The father was
wealthy and lived in style, and his
laughter Mabel, a child between two
and three years of age, was always ell
egantly dressed. and George, the son.
4 boy of 7 years, was preparing to en-.
ter ar eastern school. One day little
Mabel disappeared, and her parents
never heard of her again, although
they spent thousands of dollars in
searching for her. The heart-broken
mother died soon after the loss Of her
darling and the father wandered over
this country and Europe, and settled
in New YORK, where he died, George
grew to manhood, and the memory Of
his lost sister Was almost effaced from
his mind. In his twenty-seventh year,
while visiting married friend, he fell
in love with the governess Of his
friends children, a beautiful girl Of
about twenty three, and after some
months they were married and lived
happily for FIVE or six years, hseyy-and
girl being born to them during that
time.
BY the death of an uncle in San
Francisco George Was left considera-
ble fortune and 5he lawyer who con-
veyed the intelligence to him also stas-
that his sisters career had been traced,
4 tramp on his death-bed in St.
Louis police station, confessed that he
and two companions had stolen little
Mabel Benton for her clothes and
a locket which she wore, and that she
had continued with them for several
years, when her bright. pretty face at
tracted the attention OF kind hearted
lady in Ohio, who adopted her aud
sent her to school, where she remain
ed until her patroness died. Mabel
then became a teacher in large
school in Cincinnati, but as her health
began to fall che applied i9r position
as governess, and Was now in the
family OF NJ. NJ, or e; least that was
the last place he had heard Of her be.
ing in.
what was the name of the family
she was with?" asked George.
"M--," was the answer.
What name did nay sister have?"
Mabel Ferris
MY God !" cried George, in agony.
She has been my wife for FIVE years."
Upon further investigation this
proveds be the truth, and the girl
nearly went crazy, as she was = devout-
Episcopalian. A separation ensued,
all property being equally divided.
The children were placed with friends.
as neither parent could bear the sight
of what was to them the fruit of 9
crime against God and man. The
poor girl is s.ill living in quiet city
in New England. while the husband
and brother, after spending all his
property save few hundred dollars
in dissipation, shut himself off from
all communication with his frie Ids.
and is today poor farmer in Mis-
county of Garrett, among strangers,
and where few know his sadly re-
markable story. .-Oakland { (Nd) Cor
respondence Wheeling Register.
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A SONG FsE THE ROAD, AND 4
RULE FOR TIE LIFE
BY DR.. BLAcKIE, OF EDINBURGH.

A song for the road, and rule for your
lite,
Received from lstv o'd man, Tor;
Fsar { d, and march on, and make war to
the knife
| When the enemy crosses your plan, Tom.
For life is a Journey; then foot it apace,
There are danger enough in your track,
Still keep sharp lookout, and show a
bold fee,
Or the foe will be soon on your back,
Tom.
For this is true wisdom, I wish you to
Sail close to the wind when you tack,
Toni
We live, while we live, by the pluck that
we show,
Aud if we don't stand, we must flee from
the foe,
And fall with a stab in the back, Tom
You see yon huge Ben that runs up to the
sky,
80 u9gedly grand and sublime, Tom;
y i staifc''se SO steep, you think, would defy
ne Cal o the mountain to climb, Tom !
bui; It's all delusion just wisely survey
with your eye, and then take it uslant,
Tom,
And you'll find what they say, that you
cant find Il way,
Is Il tissue of cowardly can't, Tom!
For this, etc.
The worst ofall words in tie language is
But,
~, for whatever you purpose to plan, Tom
ms weak monosyllable comes in, to cut
Wv i ne sihews that l,lake You q man. Tom
is noble to dare, but not pleasant at all
n non to meet where you fare, Tom;
IL may suit you TO ride, but rider may fall
% you sit aud you rot in your chair, Tom
For this, etc.
Some peoples devotion delight in this no.
ton
vi heaven, that when we set there, Ton,
wen have nothing to do but to float in
the blue,
AND pipe psalm tune in the air, Tom :!
Ii 50 IN the sky, we shall know by ana
by,
But on earth It's much otherwise, now,
Tom,
" here t: { battle We fight brings keener
del glt
Than tic laurels we wear on the brow,
Tom.
For this, etc
The end OF all living is simply to live,
Is what Aristotle would saw Tom:
Ara form the to.ml IS by labor to give
Is to linn the 30 eXCclie.t way, To.
y M t!i IN tie stlI!Gan may flutter an hour,
10 fiuitrr is that it can, Tom;
But t" fashion great thoughts into deeds
is ti'e duwcr
God gave 10 iiisil-reasoning man, Tom
For this, etc.
+ you :, shrink from no danger where valor
lhe-Ts r nothing can stand in your way,
You may start, like stout Lincoln, q split
ter of rails,
And be king of the people some day,
Tom.
The Romans were lords OF the sea and
land,
And whatwas the reason of that, Tom
Al the word OF command, they marched
on sword in hand
And they laid all tIllir enemies fiat, Tom.
For this, ETC
Ny sermon is done-still rejoice in the tolls
That the travel Of life may attend, Tom,
Put foot after foot; vernumDer the miles;
You VIII know when you come to the
end, Tom!
Fear God; every atom takes rank at His
call;
For the world is no rope of sand, Tom
Link hangs upon link; and tits profit to all
That each march at the word of COM
niand, Tom.
For this, ETC.
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PROFE> SIONAL.
nr. w. T.. FGXasEYls~EsG.
LATE RESIDENT SURGEON,

LATE RESIDENT SURGEON,
New York Eye and Ear Inirmary,
! I AS LOCATED PERMANENTLY
in the City of Cumbei land. Md for
the EXCLUSIVE treatment of al Diseases
of the Es e anA Ear. including those
oi the NOse alsl Threat.
tSeOfice, No. % South Centre Street
june2-y
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PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lou and Titles Uo9uesJoaaJlc
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s5g-AlI persons desiring further
information concerning the properties
above described are invited TO confer
with j. b. ODER,
Aug 4 Frostburg, Nd.
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A CLIFTON of fellow was DIN I'M
at hotel, and in the course o.
wonderful "battle of knives
forks accidentally cut his
which being observed by
sitting near by, he bawled out
say. friend, don you make tha
hole in yonr coantena1ce anv
or We shall all starve to death
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T Fl Z
NJ MlryIand Directory,

SfEING historical and descriptive COM
phi ation %! lis rc>0Uiccs and trade
advantages: prominent aud interesting
p"ints 10 tourist an pleasure seekers;
towns, ylIrgts aud post Office described lu
ta'c; s!l''.c,rS ot mrn cnglg'l in all
branches OF tr,;ic, and the Professions,
names an IL ir.N> ot' merchants, man,ltac
;u,rrs and pr, .tt>siunl 4 men farms aud
farmers, Tobacco AMI tobacco planters i'll
each rpnnty; price anG quality of farming
and other lands; kinds OF fertilizers uscu
and tlnsc b,~t suited TO the som for the
growth of various crops; cleared and tim
hrrrd lands; mountain, Va ley and river
scenery: Slital,c points for eniigrants and
"tnrr> % locato ,tills AMI mill owners;
country mer"''anis and general stores
l',inrS IN address Nt state, federal Judi
Cal. ~ Ncipai, lu,vn aul couLiv officers
'ote aD3 s,).li,,i ieroit.; Shipping, eX
.ess, post, and freight routes; taxable
property and rate, of taXaJ,o nywspa
pcr:., banks, bnk"rs, incorporated com
p"nies, benevolent societies, co.l' oes,
schools and pubic and private facilities
. nduratlon, tn,5 sHct Cther mrtters Of
D"'o [ 'tercst as n ty he sagge&t~d By tjiends
m dj3treM secti0n& Of TIE State, making
this no X, We hope, one il which ali classes
nf our people will teel interested.
Further iniormati' II will be cheerful,
giv"n, and orders for the book received,
(payable when deiivered.) by addressing
the undersigned by postal card, or other
wise.
J, FRANK LEWIS & CO.,
No. 5. Gay street, BALTIC,
Sept % Publishers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-10

COAL in large quantities
taken from the mine recently discover
ed near MoIter's station, Frederic
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-27

~ y virtue OF y rersitina COW ~ a De
~cfee ~ me directed from this Cler,
Of lse Dubois 'igcnit Codsi. Ia 4 eauss
N'rfein James fnhrmann. atm'r. q. ne
estate of John fuhrmann. deceased. X.
plaintiff. and George Scifx II cruss-roi.
plAlnsn'. nnl Margaret inhfmann ar,
fhilip Fuhrnaun u Al. are defendants
rrqnlri me- 81 make the sum OF six
hundred AMI eigiiy-fonr dollars and
seventy cruts. With iuteres. on said
decree and costs. will expose al
public sale 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, NAY 5sh, 1877.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. 4. !.
unl o'clock. n. n. nf said day. III the
door VI the Court House Ia Jasper. Du-
hois county. Indiana. me rent aud pro-
iitS ie- q frrm not exceeding seven years.
on slie following described real estate.
to-vif:
Pant Of the cas'-half OF the northeast
quarter. containing about sixty-tomr
acres. being all Of said caSi-half Of the
northeast quarter lying east of Patoka
river; also part OF the northwest quar-
ter ~ the northeast quarter. containing
about six acres more or less. being al.
Of saia northwest quarter Of the north
casi Quarer lying east Of Paioka river.
all OF section No. eight 90. IN township
no one ~ south Of range No. four IA
west. aud al lying ani being east Of
laioka river. and containing in al!
seventy acres more or less, situated ia
Dubois county. Indiana.
And Oh failure 10 realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and costs.
called Ior by slid decree. will at
the same time and place expose al
public sale The fee simple Of said real
estate. or % much thereof as may be
sufficient 10 discharge said decree, in
terest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any,
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praisemcnt laws
GEORGE COX.
Sheriff 81 Dubois County.
BRrNo BuErTNER. Plaintiffs Atty.
NM. A. TEAYLoE, Atty fer Cross
Complainant
April 18th. Is.7--sw. Tp. (. sla 50.