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JNO. W. THOMPSON.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue o. deed OF
4 trust, executed and delivered to me on
the Sth day of September, A. ID. 1873, by +.
q. Malrond and j. W. Binyou of the county
of Harrison and State of Texas, conveying
to me in trust two ttain lots Of land lying
In said county of Harrison and in the town
of Hallv lie, and designated as being lot No.
5and the east half OF lot No. 4, In block "B"
west, each of said lots having store house
thereon situated, for the purpose of securing
MesSrs. Mack, Stadler IL Co, I'm the payment
OF two certain pr0miSsory notes of two hun
dred and ninety dollars and five hum
dred and Seventy-two and 9O-lOO dollars, re-
spectively. And at the request OF the said
Mack, Stadler Il Co. will, for the purpose of
making the unpaid balance of six hundred
and fourteen ana 76.lOJ dollars due on said
notes, sell said premi rs ut the court hoRse
door at Dallas in the county Of Dallas and
state aforesaid, on Saturday the Sls day of
Marcn, present month "a, d. 1877. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock u, m and 4o'cock ID.
M, to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
r. ID. COUGHANOUR, Trustee.
March 7, 1877. mchSdtillaprl
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munrrX Oentonninllstn.

Argument was commenced in the
United States Supreme Court yesterday
in the case Of the United States against
the Centennial Board Of Finance. This
case involves the decision whether the
hungry Philadelphia centennialists can
keep the : 100000 advanced by the
United States, as they propose to do, as
5erting that the appropriation was a
gift. They want the money for diyyies
to the stockholders.
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How the Cabinet s,ood ON the Louisi
ana Case.

The vote in cabinet council on Louisi-
ana affairs was Evarts, Schurz and Key,
for immediate withdrawal of troops ;
Sherman Thompson, Devens and Nc
Crazy, for sending commission, 1t is
not likely that any change will take
place in the present condition until
after the commission reports, which will
probably be about the middle OF April.
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Miscellaneous Wants,
,I,RUs EA = sALE-Whereas, GabrIel NJ

I'RUS EG y SALE Whereas, Gabriel NJ.
\ Freeman and Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah IL. Barto, by their deed OF
trust, dated July 30, ls74, and recorded on
psS oil, ~, 93, "a and %, of book \. on the
27tn VA, ,Ggust, 1874, OF the record of re-
corder OF deeus If the county of DALLAS, in
state OF Texas, conveyed to the un'l erSigued
certain parcels of real estate situate IA the
city of Dallas, State OF Texas, and uvsc bed
MS follows;
All the tract of land, being n part of
block 297, In Eryin's addition TO the city OF
Dallas, beginning nj Il stake 80 feet from the
corner of Mckinney and Caroline streets aud
the northeast corner of block ~, on the
south side OF Caroline street; theme e north a.
degrees, west with the south side OF Caroline
street ll2la feet; thence south - deg rees west,
loo teet, thence south 45 degrees, en- 100 feet;
thence north 10 degrees, east 100 feet, to place
OF beginning.
.. Also. another part of block 297, in sad
Ervin's addition TO the city of Dallas, begin
ming In the centre of Mclinne road, Mt the
south corner of a lot sold by g. w. Erwin
and $ j. Erwin, his wife, TO j. l.. johnson;
thence south 10 dCpreeS, west with the centre
of Mckinney road % feet; thence north As
degrees, west 1875 feet; thence north Is de-
grees, east 90 feet; thence south 10 degrees,
cas-. l2i feet, to tn & beginning.
3 Also, part block &D2, in Ervin's addition
TO said city of Dallas, beginning at stake
on the south side OF Highland street
l12h ct rom northwest corner OF said block
No. 292; thence south 40 degrees, east 81 lect;
thence moth IS degrees east 1i3 to Highland
street; thence north 40 degrees, west 90 feet
to the place of beginning.
A. Also, the undivided oue-half of lots No.
| and :, in block 80 and 2701a, fronting on
Swiss street 80 feet, ~ feet on Leonard street,
80 feet on right-of-way of Texas, "a feet ON
Miranda street, having n depth of ITO feet
from Swiss street to Miranda,
b. Also, all lot No. 3 OF same block, in
Goods addition to the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
ing 81 feet ON Swiss street and running back
100 feet, and fronting on Miranda street 81
feet.
Which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of certain promissory
notes, In said deed specified.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the provis-
ions OF said deed of trust, and ut the request
of the legal holders of said notes, |, the un
dersigned trustee, will, on
Monday, March 26ih, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o clock in the fore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, at the Courthouse door in said city of
Dallas, proceed TO sell, at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the above de-
sorbed property, to satisfy said notes, to-
gether with the costs and expenses of exc
cutting this trust. BENZ. U. MASSEY,
- linz
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The Central Railway Directory now
stands as follows; ". L. Dodge, Moses
Taylor, John j. Cisco, Cornelius Ennis,
of New York, John |. Blair, of New
Jersey, and A, Groesbeeck, w. r. Ba-
ker, f. A. Rice, A, L. Richardson, E. W.
Cave, Charles Fowler, Of Texas and
Cave and Fowler are Morgan directors.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY ;: MORNING :: MARCH q.

The Leon CaJinet and Mexia Lcdgc
are at loggerheads, and rough language
is INDUCED in, Oh that the time would
speedily come, in which this Mexia
lion would lie down peacefully with the
Jewett lamb, and quiet reign once more
in the groves about there.
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the CrndIc OF lno wnsl,Inw,on.

London World vanished genera
tions Of Spenccrs lie under stately
monuments in the old Church of Bring
ton, within easy walking distance Of
Althorp. But Brington has titles to
fame beside that Of being the burial
place Of the powerful family dwelling
hard by, Painstaking antiquaries have
traced hither the ancestors Of George
Washington, and love to find in thearms
Of the Washingtons, displayed in Bring
ton Church, the stars and stripes Of the
great republic OF the west
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"THE Protection life insurance com,
pany, of Chicago, stills claims TO be sol
vent So did the New Jersey Mutual,
This company has been doing recently
large business, we learn from an
agency at Galveston 1t is tho cheap,
cooperative plan of insurance, and
everybody knows what they are, or had
better learn"
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And BERLIN GEPHYG W0lSlHD.
To the Working Class!

we are now prepared to furr ish an clatses
Win constant employment at home, me
Whole OF the Time. or for their spU.e NC
Persons of either sex epsily earn from 80
cents TO 80 per evening, and u proportionRl
sum by devoting their whol. time TO tne
business. Boys and glrl earn nca ~ as
much as men. That all who see ;his nntoe
may send their address mad tr,t the buSl-
ness we make this unparalleled offer ~
such ~ are not well sat'Jfiod We VIII sehd
ono dollar 10 pay Tor the tloublC of Writing
lars TO commence work on, ma n copy u
Home aud tircslde one OF the largest ana
rest Illustrated publications. all s.nt ,rse Dy
mai. Read - " you wnt rem "a onlpn =
a)le work, ddress, GEoRGE SrrNsoN Oor
PORTLAND, Maine, Jan95lSm
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mIsn church Mellow s,aIrn.

Mistress (astonished): wish to leave,
Jane? Why, you've been here only a
week. Whatever is the reason2' Maid:
Fact is, ma'am, I'm used to 90 to ma
tins at a. M, and that's the very hour
when master will have his breakfast"
Judy
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TIE widow of Daniel Webster, his
second wife, is living in New York,
She was Miss Caroline Leroy, and was
married in 1899. She has had no chill
dren. She passes her life very quietly,
and is in excellent health.
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The New York Times threatens to 80
back on Hayes if he withdraws tho
grenadiers from the St. Louis hotel and
the Columbia State-house This Jacobn
organ will never be satisfied with any>
thing short Of prescription and revolu-
ton.
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YOU NEED NOT FEAR

that people will knew that your hair Is
dyed IL you use that perfect imitation of ma.
ture, TUvT's Hair Dye. No one can detect 1t.
1t imparts soft, glossy color and fresh life
10 thu hair-a want never before supplied.
AL =
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stopped 10 Take I'm,

A London and Northwestern train
was seized the other day for a poor-rate
This was bona .ffe case of distraining,
but the train must have been going at u
poor rate to be seized Fun
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She gave him a neckties-as is womau's
wont;
He, wiser, kinder, gave her S02oDoNT
He lost his neclSties, but she never lost
Her SOZoD0NT twas worth ten times its
cost.
1t makes teeth white, 1t makes breath
sweet,
Both bless 1t every time they meet.
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paysicians ana Nurgaeng,

Jno. IL. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank, Resi-
ence corner San Jacintg end lgrWODd SITS.
alias, Teas Calls 10 the ,oJAtrg promptly
ttandod. 0"tJiItuh
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A GENTS WANTED in every city, town
N and county of Texas, for the Illustrated
Weekly. Terms very liberal. send your
address for confidential circular to @. W.
Pressly, Dallas, Texas. nch2l It
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For Sale.

II A.SCEVAS PIANO ROOMS-JOi Main
III street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or
gans sold cheap FOR cash or on installmentS.
Gall und exam ne, or send for circulars.
mch22-lOt
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10 Rent.
Wanted-MaIe Helm.

HOUSE with 1--we rooms. Good clstern.
street, up stair. b. d. YOUNG mh25-lt
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty Five Cents, and
at the rate OF Five Gents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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,Lost.

OSTRICH FEATHER-Bet the post.
" once and AS Ross avenue, " gray
ostrich feather, which the finder will please
leave at the PoStOiliOe. mH-2t
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Wanted Situation.

tI'O PUBLiSHERS-W Wanted IA situation In
1 first.clasS country newspaper Office
Or VIII accept working interest in n we'll
established and prosperous paper Address
stating terms, W. ii. H., care the Herald of
fee, Dallas, Texas. mchl5d2wtf
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Manted--Boardina.

nOARD-By two young men, very cheap
- board and one room, III priYaJ family
The best of references. Address, stain Z
price, T. D. Box 1926, Dallas. m2i 2t
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EOR SALE-On ten years time, thirty
L thousand acres OF good land (old Eur-
veSsl. in Grayson, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
ant, ETath, Hamilton, johnson, and other
COUNTIES. Also, other lands, and city ryp-
rtty, ON the usual terms. w G. Sickles, i0i
lamp street, Dallas, Texas. nrhll-lm
~ I'D PAPERS-At this office, In quaint
~ ties 10 suit, at 81 II hundred. jy25.tf
hLD PAPERS-At this Office, InQuantl-
- ties 10 suit, at 81 hundred. iy25-t
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POET R'Y..' .
A Memory.

An autumn evening. purple-tinged,
The dusky night closed round us;
flushed into silence by the spell
With which that music bound us.
o, winds of might. and stars of night,
That listened to her singing fs#sH#
Thro' all the next days dreamy light
That sweet, sweet voice was ringing.
Thro' all the maze Of magic mists,
One haunting face before me, ..u.
With topaz crowned and amethysts,
Bent, like spirit DER me.
The air was vocal with old rhymes,
Throbbing with rhythmic measures;
With silent strains of chants and chimes,
Fragments of voiceless treasures.
The organs deep and thrilling tone
Upon the air still fingers;
The dream was all the poets own,
Touched by her dainty fingers.
The tender grace of long-gone days
Its mystic spell is bringing;
walk In memory's magic maze -5.t
And listen to that singing he asatf
He4FfH} II.
0, friend, who gave me that sweet hour
OF rare and perfect pleasure,
What can ask, what grace. what power
To crown thy lifes full measurep
Ah, love, may harmonies divine
The years to thee be bringing,
Till welcomed 10 the sacred shrine 'ez
Thou joinst the choral singing, .allt5
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# cod .-UGJ :, io,aU ,
CHICAGO
Female" College,
MORGAN PARK, ILL, ,,y
Near 'hicago,)

HNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
L cemrhsnccs on Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1876. The
location, for health and beauty of scenery cannot
be surpassed; and, while within a few minutes ride
of the city, with trains nearly every hour. it is com
pletcly,rcmoped from its influence.
Apatber new building will be completed and ready
tor occupancy at the opsnls oi THO Ea term Of the
ensuing year Its capacity will be suncis1i 70 ac-
commodate fifty additional pupils. The building,
thus enlarged. will be of the finest in the ooun-
try having all the modern leniences, and ip no
resembles that horror of young Ladies, this oldtash
joined boarding school, Ths dOrpitores are pnusq-
ally large and wei. .yeRt,ated, the iarntlre hand
sowa and ipndern. aft 20"
Not ease vG sickness occurred among the pupils.
during the past year This fact is partly attrbuta-
BILE to the excellence of the wafer used in the insti
ton. This water is obtajped from artesan well
200 feet deep, and is conveyed BY pines hout
the house. ltpossesses remarkable hygenic proper
ties .lespeciallv valuable Ia eases of indigestion.
Mr.. Wm A. BTitton. of Van Buren,. Ark, has b ad
three daughters in this school, during the past year
and persons desiring special intqrmai 9n are refer
rcd to the above named gentleman who can speak
rom personal knowledge of the institution. its &C
omm oda.ions and management.
fFor circulars, eontainirs terms, ctc, address th
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FRATERNAL.
7ova1 Arch Ma1on0.

ONHE regular Convocatons of VAN BUREN CHAPTER,
No. s, K. A. NJ, are held at Masonic Hall on
Monday Evening after Saturday on or before the full
noon. Visiting Companions in good standing are
respectfully invited to attend
81 J. c. KENNEDY. II. p.
# W. II. II. SHIRLEY, Secretary, dscltf
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CHAPTER II.

The United w elshmen #" had flushed
their dinner, and had made considerable
progress with their dessert Each man
wore attached to nis button-hole won
derful composition Of green and white
satin and silver filagree, which was sup
posed Thy dint of making believe very
much indeed J to represent leek . sacred
to the OCCASION. A perfect hurricane of
MS and ms and p's aud Us and us flew
about the room, only ceasing for few
moments when the chairman rose to pro.
pose toast, or the bards at the far end
Of the banquet hall tuned their harps foI
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Jones, who haa heard bis humble coAtea,
sion and apology, gave him q kindH
greeting, and he was boon seated hefbio
snowy table cloth and, rs we'll as''nAS
headache would let him, enjoying 1 pleHs
teous repast. During the meal his enter
tainers quietly drew him out, md wsfs
speedily behind the scenes as to his daily
life aad, his hard struggles to keep ~
wolf from the door; and when he iinals
ly took his leave, well Tiled hasket Vas
waiting for him In the hall to take home
as a present 10 the children NOT Was
this by any means the last which fodhd
its way to the same quarter, sent BY ~
same friendly hands and / I'm sossy 70
say that of all days, that held In the high.
est veneration by the little .Jonesea 10
ss the day when papa got "a -dsaadaally
tipsy at the " Y elsb dinner, i
j feed thatithepe muas bsas uuA 10
this story somewhere, Aat III caa,A QQta
see where II, lies,,I ;lYpH, fan,h fall III; Ell
actly temperance atpfy, -hecAuue, S66
observe, Evan Jones bot d n6oid higne1
lodging and made taiscoupleli Of tisa
friends by getting ,drpnkr-stchAiS not
noetical. ilstics.q bY ADJ, s9eanf xsA1Es
much much sNnhxi2gs Nhx .ccsAsj4eEation. tha d0RIX
dy ashoahi NEVER Brdef ssKD 1gehtFsMaa.
bowev6f tipsyy III be pdrinya4 sIdwngleA
withdut making qp4ier SURF, inathsi dssA
plaeentbass no -issthe geqGianapi wh4siahs,
fully f.l| belongs % Aler.1-7;lAoadgp Sgelfsyha
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n n
LITTLE Tnises,MA "a eros, cross wrsoara rsaat ID iIE,
tie thing, but IL is what strs ht tue tls'
phant -
fdlAlkindlwordisA litt,es Hring;hbguUis
just what lano.hss the aastoSsi afsAhaAais
xn orange pei ~ 9p 81 h. .sde.sI s .sI G,,s
little thing, bit II ''hash ppslf snahYos
giant 90 ID V2 moTi 81 tdsued yldaso1q
q An oatb ID abll}AIi thing, but itlts Iyss
corded lnths srAst ,iadha5 tehsAsasb ,wsi
A a !, serPent'. fpg n eo9lttbs tbSsdAw
"A hornets sliny sqd ii.sse e.hisk!!SA N
sends the sthooi6oy hoais hd*llHg g.Iuow
"A stards n littlG thing ~ itstalrhoM
this great world In itsrs9psnao1 sa, 10 is
The tongue 10 little thing. but IL ala
the universe with trouble.
An egg is a little Thing. but. the huge
crocodile crceps fito He out .ufait ~
"A kiss Ia a Epr3 taslaesiue,Tbas ~ hsi
trsyed the Sou of Sod JnsoDh DhaihsAdsns
a spark il ! little ding, bpfjs dsi Iisht
the poor mans pipe, or s6t tie word tG
hufninR.9ee 40 M lohaah .sqoo1t soie'h
The acorn isa little 4hihgg6 6utrAA6
black bear and his family live on the osk
that springs from ajt-ss srsgasi xsT-yas
81 4 - Ss5S sSI1 y little selsg. BY. one .ss4
d A penny isa little thing, but shstHtsso
est from the time of Cain and AAsg
would buy out tho giobc.
A minute is q very little thing, hpttAis
long enough to, pull do1en aching teeth,
or to get married and have yopr own
rnothcr-in- .aw. '4s# ts'aAA ss.ts' - sp''.'
A lap-dog isia very little thing, but no
is also very silly thing, besides. ~ rsh
Life is mad, up. Of little things.I Ifs.
itself, is but little thing; ono breath
less, thcp.comes the eral.-Josh. Ball.
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sssf.ftp8st snaMf sA.ssssA
lYOI..l5,.:-:.:.No,.5

y - ..an lanMra AAf atl .teair,a.l
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cut many such In his cifcle-men whcsa
aims are generous; whose truth 10 con
slant and elevated; who can look tho,
world honestly in tho face, with equal,
manly sympathy for the great and tho
small. We all know q hundred whose
coats are well made, and . score who4
have excellent manners, but Of. geutle-i
men how ma1y3 Let US take, q scrap oI,
paper, and each make his list, a.t ~,
Our duty to our fellow. man is not to
pull him down. hut ratheE to aid him to
rise again. aaaA eoisneg saI Nas
The characteristic Of intellect Is ID.
sight into things aud their relations, and
this insight W exactly in proportion to-
the weight amp power Of the Individual
who sees and combines. +. ,..q -v.s.
People who complain, of hard times
and a scarcity of food should coutept
themselves with the knowledge that it's,
generally ''good livers" that haye bad
livers. '" ~ ~ ''t'f'"G ''@ ST.
si4tI sa8 o. L8prai .FhaU& .ia ;Rs9 an
There are two periods. in every msn's,
life when he feels, deep down in bis
heart, that IL the earth would open 'snd
swallow him up, il would be . pleasure
to bim--one when he steals UP stairs
with the old mans razor to take bis dFsf
shave; and the other is the first Sunday
in high hat.
There are nine things that will make
man mad but one is enough, when bis
wife tells him he cant have any dinner,
pecause she couldn't get the wash boiler
off the stove in time.
A gentleman met citizen of Somer-
vile, recently, and said to him; !" Your
home is tn Somerville, ! believe !" NO.
my home is In Heaven" said the sonef-
Vile man. Let me give you little ad'
vice." said he gentleman. You hurry
and get postal card. and write your
folks that you are never coming home.
Boston Herald. t
Three hundred years ago forks were
unknown in England, and man could
scoop up all the green peas be could csr,
ry on the fiat OF his knife, and shovel
them into his mouth without having hfs
wife stamp on his corns or nudge biz Oh
bow, and spill the peas all ovef where I
his napkin ought to be, and never ls, AND
say. il. q hoarse, reproaciful Whisper;
why. Bartholomew
A lady who speaks from experience,
says that probably nine children out OF
ten, who die OF Group. might be saved
by the timely application of roast onions.
mashed, laid upon folded napkin, and
goose oil, sweetoil, or even lard. poured
on, and applied as warm as can be appii.
ed comfortably 20 thu throat and upper
mart of tho chest, AMI to the feet ana
hands Give also teaspoonful OF w..
up of ipecac every twcuty minutes ant's
vomiting isprodnced.
, 1877-05-11

"To be sure it is!' said the good.
man, upon my directing her attent;or
to it; sit opens the little door in Az
western wing Poor thingl Many and
manys the time5C Cip happier days. She
has passed between\ it and my cottage.
for the young peopleA-her and poor NJ
Percy, l mean-loved to come and pos'
sip bit with a poor body, for IL"
But time would allow me to hear No
more; so l shook her heartily by tbs
hand, and in another half-hour wos
rushing by train to the city, with tbe
intention of eating my Christmas md.
ding with my brother John and his
amlable but rather extensive family.
need scarcely say my adventure formed
the gist of capital after-dinner story
am sitting as write in nv own ne.
cullar room In my new abode; and a,
comfortable, cozy, old-foshioned place
it Is; for all that builders, carpenters
paper hangers, painters, plasterers. and
upholsterers could do, has long since
been done to beautify and renovate fbe
interior and exterior of Ashley Manor
1t is haunted now, but it is by the spirit
Of contentment and happiness. hear
hejoyous, ringing laughter of my nepb.
ews and nieces downstairs, as they reyel
in the rollicking fun of Christmas
family party. But must lay down NV
pen, for little fairy of some twelve
years with head running over with
curls, and eyes all mirth and sunshine
has Just skipped into the room, and
asked me to tell her and the rest of nv
juvenile friends the story of the Haunt.
ed House."
In conclusion, may state that have
never had occasion to regret my pur.
chase.
MoRAL.-Reader, if ever you are in
want of a house, and happen to meet
with q suitable one which is to be had
cheap becauseit bears the reputation Of
being haunted-BUY I'll GEO. NJ.