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TWO-STORY DWELLING. 5aa

Z Howard. II 'ut-I-i> a. '"iiral huil u. with
wing %" "i;!lrr .Ii". AMI very we'll adapted ur.
lsnrS hy twn fIniilIr The nuthuit- comm, i,. are
ainpi--Nrat House. Stable. Carriage ilpu-- -ir On
the norihT'-i '"Tnrr 81 the b.; il cymfortahl FRAN
TENANT HOUSE. very desirable a dwelling for
faruilI-- 81 limited iu-lu-
IT," i"cHiiga II th!- property /. admirable. The
grounds -ptripu-. high and airy. and with .mall
onilat tn" rr-in-~- could Tee RENDERED. among the
desirable in the
THE TERMS oF SALE A. prescribed by the decree
ar; on--Ialf If the purchase money % t- paid ia
e-h thu laN 81 al- aud thu residue IN Nine months
thu credit Iaym~n. Ia bar interest from the lsy 81
sale. aud {" lie secured hy tho note ~ i-I Of tn. rur
rhl--r 81 purchaser With >Ur-ty 10 b..
approved 10y the Tru-tr-.
5S-tost ui decd T. i- pail iy purchaser.
q W CEt ikSHANK.l -
HENRY u WHIT. i'"''''-
Dee y, LISTS 4 T. suu,kIlI Auct,,t-,r
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The jealous wife of n Cincinnati
shoe maker admitted hat it was neccs-
sary for him To put on women the new
shoes that they bought. but she objected
to his performing that service in the
case Of old and consequently easy shoes
\ young woman went into his shop to
have her shoe mcnded while she waited
When it was finished, she placed her
foot in his lap to have it buttoned up
While he was absorbed in this his wife
came To the door, and the scene aroused
her jealousy She went out and got a
clothes line, doubled it to a convenient
length, came back. and rcmarking that
she had been married fifteen wears. and
he bad never offered to put on her shoes.
she gave him a flashing with the rope
IN the presence of the innocent Gus
toner.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
~ THE
National Bank of ElktOn.

At ELkTnN. N THE STATE az MARYLAND.
n, the tI"~~ # hu.inr--, December 9th. Is3>.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM OF Is ACRES, situated II
L n nr!". norihsr-t Of Brick Meeting House
Apply 10 H. c. MCDOWELL
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd.
Nov !6-sw
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Personal Property.
In !Sdssarrds Neck, Maryland.

Monday, December 3Oth, IS7S.
,.,inmyuoia: at 10 O'Clock 4, " hi, entire Personal
Property. consisting Of
HORSES and MARES. several of which
are excellent drivers; l COLT, three years
old; COLT, two years old | COLT, one
year old; pair Of MULES, pair of large
well-broken OMEN, pair of four year old
STEERS, COWS, 3 HEIFERS three years
old, HEIFERtwo years old, BULL five
years old all the Cattle being good stock
Wheat rriIl With Phosphate Attachment / Reaper
| Reaper aud Mower combined. Iron Roller | Wheat
Fan. Hand Corn Sh-II-r. Wheat Rak~ two.hor.-
CultNaI"r. York Wagon. OK Cart Farm Wagon.
Peach Wagon, Peach Wagon Hn,y with Springs, l
b-tfi=rn puu'lr Carriage, Sleigh. Log Chain
P-t hole bigger. Brace and Rit- Barn Fork nth
Kor-. Broad Az. Plu~.. larrow.. Cultivation. Car
rias- R"i-, iI"r-' blanket
; B-,l-t-1r,. R~,I- aud Bedding Dining Tables =
Small Table. -nNll stand. Rocking Chairs. IL CAM
seat Chair~ b"-k ani BOOK Ca- I -ich-lay Click =
Lry King 'ia----. Churn. lot 81 MIA Pans wash
>ta-, = Wash Bowls ami Pitcher Coal Stow Coax
ing Steve. Fender, Iair Of Andirou- Hearth Rug
Bru--'l-, insran and Rag Carpets. aud orh-r small
artIri---
TERMS oF SALE An sum. not ~Icce,iiu: SO rash:
~Ne"-'iin. that amount = credit OF eleven
month. Will b. given. thu purchaser giving hankab-
mote. with aided, and with security o. ,.
proved ~ thu undersigned. No property remover
the until the 81 r.npIi~i
With. Wh.h l- ou- before thr-- V'cl.-k on the
lay next alter the sale.
JAMES u GROONE
pts Civ Agent aud Mortgage.
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ORDER NISI.

JAMES DICKS
NICHOLAS y woRRILow AND SARAH J.
wpRRILOw. MS wlEE
In tie Circuit Court for C-cil county: In Equity
nRDERED. This ninth day of Decem.
~ her, 49,. that the salr made and rrpurted by
k-ut-n Hanr-. Trustee. H. ratified and Confirmed
Gnl"-, To- the contrary thereof be- show or
-furc the twentieth ay Of February the 1879:
provided copy VI rhi- or'i~r he published som.
newspaper printed IN C'ciI ouuty. MARYLAND. once
w-k month before thu -int--nth ay lamar,
The E-poft the q is~ loo
". MITCHELL CLERK
True copy: 1T. 4. ". MITCHELL
Dec lin Clerk.
John +. WILSON,
u ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ocice ~ the old peHscrat" build nK North ST.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

4 COMMoDluuS iIpUSE On bow street Ellto,
"A Ja-t pat in thorough repair.
Apply L. JANE &. GRooME
De- I'-''~ Elkron. Nd.
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NOTICES., dc,
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
IhI- l. to notice that the subscriber Of Cecil
efHnt hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters on the personal ,.,.t, Of
BENJAMIN WILSON
lat" # aid comfy. deceased. All persons having claim,
* "h'i III" .sd d-c-a- hereby warned exhibit
Tie ,aune with tho voucher Thereof duly
on OF before the 18th iay "f D-c-mber 1872:
i~N may otherwise by law he excluded from benefit
81 .'d estate All person. indebted .aid estate are
ria~-i-i 10 MAKE immediate Payment subscriber
Given under hand this 10th day OF November ISIS
JAMES II. MAXWELL
Executor Of benjamin wilson dee j.
T-st-REUBrS u. JAx.E Register
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FOR RENT.

TNHE DWELLING HOUSE, on Main
L street. nj -ast -nd # ElkIon -ccupr,I hv Nj
Apply I" !. VI. BROWN.
p-" I'--'w at The Class front
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JOB PRINTING.
~ NEATLY and PR0APTLY.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

II Il. HARVEY offers for sale or rent,
Il his BRICK STORE aud DWELLING centre Of
oNifd Pa '"N 20 f--i. three .iuri", with Easement
!" Al attnriis The husIn~-- Consisting Of Dry Goods
pr~-- floods. Trimmings. Notions. Millin-ry kc vas
established in lsss. and has L--n a great ,uccr,.
Terms the easiest possible Write for full description.
Jun 22-tf
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- As a cure for Chapped and Chafed
Hands, nothing equals kellcr's Roman
Liniment. For sale by al! Druggists.-
Price 30 cents
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE FARM of James c. Esan, on the
= ailare road atoat i~o miles from the Rising
sun - offered for ~ai- Possession given ON
thu dih II March, l>5g For further particulars. apply
t. : EVANS, Attorney for Egan.
bt II. lhss-u Elktou Nh.
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NCHERT & BOULDER :,

who. in addition to their usua large
stock of dry goods and groceries, have
placed upon their counters many novelties
for the holidays among which is a large
assortment of toilet ware. including deco
rated sets, vases. &c, fine fancy writing
paper and fancy boxes, and a full line of
fancy purses, pocket books and work
boxes, and 4 thousand ami one other things
Of the beautiful and useful, which are too
numerous To mention.
Now will go across the street and see
our friend
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THOMAS DEENNEN,

who, much to our surprise. informs us he
has made no special preparation for the
holidays, but if any gentleman would like
To buy n nice new cashmere dress ar a new
carpet for his wife or lady friend can sup
ply his wants at city prices. He is opening.
this week. light brown sugar, which he
will sell at ci cents per pound, and a good
green Rio coffee at - cents per pound. so
that the paor can be Supplied rs we'll as the
rich during the holidays.
Stopping in at
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Liebig'S Liquid Extract of Beef

nhu the i'r-i iTri'lraiI'n
u's- f'r D,hlt, Indigestion. ry-p-rsa. Fever. .u-.
I a I'-s Il Appetite" Sold ~ all pfusEi-i, and
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RAM 10,

who, in addition 10 stoves of all kinds, has
a fine assortment of tin ware and carpen.
ter tools, and a nice lot of breec CHI loading
guns that will kill duck at long range
aud carry death and destruction into a
Hook of cartridges. His stock of pocket
and table cutlery is extensive and cheap
Young America can here furnish himself
with superior skates. and if there should be
u snow fall and lie should want them he
can get as many sleigh bells AS he needs
And if anybody wants more light on the
subject, they can select one of Sammy's
improved lamps that will furnish it in
abundance.
Amnup The nilliners
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where they can see a large assortment Of
Guinet Il Co.'S black aud colorsd silks and
silk velvets that will delight the ladies'
Our friend Lewis also ha, a fine lot of
French china, crystal and porcelain ware,
all of which has been recently imported
They are in guilt and shaded colors aud are
very handsome and consist of chamber.
cologne and toilet sets and vases and
smoking sets; with all sorts Of fancy fur
nishing goods adapted for Christmas gifts.
Now We will go down the street and drop
in at
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MRS. &. HALL

has, as usual. the latest style of hats and
large and varied assortment of goods, suit
able for the holidays. She also has au ex-
tensive assortment Of Whitmans confec-
tiouery, which has an excellent reputation
among counuisseurs, and all kinds of tropi-
cal and semi-tropical fruits, and all sorts
and. kinds Of toys to gladden. the hearts Of
the little folks, aud all kinds of fancy cakes
To tickle the paiares of the grown folks
Now we will go across the street and LOOK
at the shop of
MRS. A. ". Il. PRICE.
Entering it we lind a large lot of wagons
and sleds Of all sorts. sizes aud kinds: so
many. indeed, that Young Americas only
trouble, we apprehend, will he To make a
selection. Here are wagons for the living
and kicking urchins, and carriages in which
to air the dolls. which, though they do not
live and kick, are supposed to be improved
by being taken out carr iage riding Mrs
p can furnish the dolls, too, as well as the
dol! carriages, aud has on hand a large sup.
ply Of goods for trimming Christmas trees,
aud an abundant supply Of Whitmans con
fectionery, and nuts and fruits
Now let us visit the neat little confec-
tionery store of
W IL uEATLfG.
Here we find miniature representation of
the venerable Santa Claus, who looks as if
lie had just arrived from Fadderland p"
lie has brought with him a good supply Of
nick nacks for Mr. Heatzig's juvenile Gus
toners. and Mr. II. can supply what the
older part Of them may need in the way of
nice furniture.
MRS. NELSON
also has a large and varied assortment of
Christmas goods, consisting of bonnets and
hats OF all kinds of trimmings for them
Her stock Of fancy goods and trimmings
foF Christmas trees is very large and very
pretty. II is composed in part OF a lot of
magnificent and beautifully. colored grasses,
suitable for parlor decorations. The juven-
lies will tse de lighted with the handsomely
dressed bride that may be seen among her
Christmas novelties.
Among the many places in the town that
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where We find all kinds of parlor cook ing
aud heating stoves and fire place heaters OF
the best manufacture, and cutlery of all
kinds for the table and pocket. suitable for
holiday presents And if you shou.,i wan;
to defend yourself from burglars or high.
waymen you can get a pistol here we'll
adapted for the purpose. Having looked
at his stock, we will stop in next door and
see our friend
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Business for Ladies'.


Our attention has been called to new
article for the use of ladies. the inven-
ton of which has conferred an everlast-
ing blessing upon every lady. We re-
fer to the Queen City suspenders for
supporting ladies' skirts, the most desi-
'rable and beneficial article ever invented
for the relief of women, many of whom
have suffered years Of miserable health
caused solely by carrying the weight of
d number Of heavy skirts, completely
dragging them down. Something to
support ladies' clothing is absolutely
necessary. These saspenders are re.
commended by our leading physicians
to all ladies and young girls. Every
lady should have them They are sold
only through lady agents. A splendid
opportunity is offered to some reliable
lady canvasser Of this county to secure
the agency for pleasant and profitable
business. For terms and territory write
at once to the Queen City Suspendel
Company, 27S Clark Street, Cincinnati
Ohio. = Elg5iitt
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There was a duel, the other day, in
Eherton Ga between newspaper man
and countryman. Itws sham duel
on the pnrt ofthe former, but stern reali-
ty to the latter. The countrymau lred
drst, and to his untutafed eve hid, antag.
gonist fell dead. Foul play, shouted
one second Of the quill driver; aMur,
der" cried the other. "let me kill the
scoundrel," snd heseis d q shot gun and
fred its two blank cartridges at bim The
eountrytpantoak tohis heels and ran siz
miles in forty minutes sss
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SWindlod.

:. The prisoner sat in the criminal box
the 'sfair one'' was ready for the prose-
cution, and her attorney hard by with
'sletters missive" sufficient to condemn
and the front seats in the courtroom
were filed with goodly number OF
promising" youths from the town and
vicinity. The Judge on the bench pro.
pounded the usual question "guilty or
not guiltyi' "No use to plead not gsil.
"" said the culprit "Three hundred
dollars or go to prison. said the 'judge.
"Can't pay it" said the guilty man, and
as the Sheriff marched him off to jail
through the back door, those "promis.
ingY young men suddenly remembered
that they had business elsewhere, which
demanded immediate attention, and as
they filed down the front stairs you
might have read in living characters all
over their countensnces the doleful lam
entation, SwindIed! Swindled! !! Swim
dled!!i TN
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PROBATE COURT.

- ~ tifF tfF| r : 4 4 ! So
March S-Johnl B. Noll Guardian o
Christian Bright and Melissa j. Bright
minors, filed accounts - p. a
March 3 s-sThela Will and Testa
ment Of David Henthorn, late Of Adams
township, deceased, was admitted to
probate, l-.s 80. - 20
A sale Of real estate by n. Motif
Admir- OF Isaac n Pearce, decd, was
confirmed. -.-.-....---.-.---....-....-.....
March lit G. Allen was appoin-
ted Assignee of Paul Rist; Bond Sc
355 John fisher, Jr., Thomas Funk
and Perry Cline we're appointed apprais
ers of the personal estate. 5.- ~
March 12.--Fred. Hoffman and Geo,
Rose were appointed Executors or the
Will Of Michsel Hoffman Bond ,S5,-
600 o S. Sloan. Geo. Feiock and BI,
ward Okey were appointed appraisers Of
tue personal estate. ss .. .--4a tts Z
March IL The last Will and Testa-
ment Of John Boutwell,, late Of Center
township, deceased, was admitted to
probate. '1-
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OUVU UxOl
-aA GRAH
Iii Iad1sgalI , s,saIls2

@S San Siefanos theo sleepy hamIe,
where the Russo Turkish peace nego,ia
tiens. we're conducted, ,1is SO insign iican,
that few geographersa have thou II, 4,
worthy ,tH,y Of , a name N on their maps. Stu;
ated -on a picturesque iieadiand juuine
out into the, sea of Marmora, just Eve
miles from the outer wall of Stamboul,
and within sight Of SerssIio Point, San
Stefano8 occupies sbout The sehe relative
positionto Cons antiuoRls that Carrnans
villes or Fort w sshindbh does 70 New
York. Here, six or seven miles within
the Turkish lines, and within, easy strik
ing distance of the canitsl, the Grand
Duke has concentrated $4,000 men, who,
according to latest adviees, are toremain
until the British feet has retired beyond
the Dardanflles. So ia ge.Sa IL 8e he
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MARRIED -On the 10th inst, by THos.
WILSON Esq of Franklin township, WIN.
H. MORTON and Miss NANCY j., DorsoN,
ir On the 9th inst, by Rev. j. M. CARR,
Mr.. GEORGE A. SHEETS aud Miss MARY
A. ODEN. 10 q.
On the Cd inst, by e. MARTIN Esq,
Of Lee township, Mr.. JOHN SroRRrR and
Miss ELIZABETH BAUMaARTNER.
On the 7th inst, by O. F. FLINT Esq.
of Washington township, Mr.. JACOB
ScHwoB and Miss ELIZABETH MrLLBAcH
February 2lst, by JOHN W SrkIcK
LING Esq, of Wayne township, Mr.. DA
vID H. DEvoRE and Miss PLuMA L
SMITH. ga r@N
On February 9Th, 1873, by Elder ia
COB ERLEwlSE, Mr.. JOHN C. ERLEwiNI
and Miss LENA EBERLEr.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. c B. Hen
THoaH, Mr.. JOSHUA SCoTT and Mis-
AoHsAH BRowN.
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|MAsTRR COMMISSIONERS SALE
ao5e3it1aesb FisnsrsAdnf,
Alexander Kennedy ct al.

ny yirtue Of q certain slias order OF sals is-
Dsusd from the court Of common pleas wiih-
In and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. In case pending IN said court between
the above named parties, and 70 ms diregtsA.
I will offer fos sale ut public ancsion u tha
east doos of ehe court house In Woedshsld on
4 Friday tSe 18Th day of March. 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock am. and .
O'Clock p. m. of sal day., the following d.
soribed real sststs situate In Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit. !,
The west half Of the northwsst duartsr of
section fifteen, township four Of rasgS ak
containing eighty aetes. mora or less.
% Also, the south part of the west half Il
the southwest quartet Of section sixteen; IN
township four OF range six, beginning for The
sarne st the south seat corner Of said section
sixteen (witness tree still stsnding); thence
north two degrees east with section line,
distance twenty seven chains aud twsnty-
three links to fall run; thence down said ruA
with the msanderipgs thereof south thirty
four degrees east eighty,thrss links. thsnea
north eighty-ons And,;a halt degrees esss
two chains; south sixty Eve and 3 half de-
grees east two chains and forty Iinks; south
forty Ave degrees. east ninety links; south
eighty SIX and half degrees east one chain
and forty links: south forty two degrees east
fifty links, north seventy degrees sisi any
links, south ffty nve and . half degrees ssst
one ohaln and nfty links;sonth seventy seven
and . fourth degrees east two chains; south
thirty one and thee fourth degrees east i've
chains; south forty six aud thrAe fourth de-.
grees east four chains: south forty SIX and .
fourth degrees east three chsiDsi south sixty
three and thres fourth degrees EAST three
chains and seventeen links, 70 the line run
ming north aud south, through the oenter Of
the southwest quarter Of said section sixtsen,
thence with said line south two degrees west
sixteen chains and forty one links 10 stone
In section line, II being The southeast COR
nsr Of the west half Of the southwest quar-.
ter Of said section sixteen; thence With sss-
tion line eighty eight degrees wess twenty
chains to the place Of bsginuing. containing
forty, Ave acres three rods and seven pssehss.
First tract Of 80 acres appraised At 8, ,3se i.
Second tract Of 40 acres s rods and per.
chss Appraised at $685.. -,
h Both toesthef at $l.s6s. fls's}s.
% TAsss Oh sALs--sseo cash on day Of sale
and bslaucs on continuation. aSg,
cd,, ~. s,sy sl..sii "A. J. PEARSON,
50. Master, Commissiousr II, Q. Q.
'HsxraR & MALLORY. Attyss Il 3 a si i
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Of typhoid fever, on the 3O'h
day Of January, 1878, at the residence
Of Nc JEfFERs, in Sunsbury township,
near Beallsville, ALBERT LEUTHr, aged
Is years ii months and Is days.
Deceased leaves large circle OF warm
friends to mourn his loss. His whole
life seems TO have been devoted to the
cause OF religion. He came to true
conviction while he was verv young that
there was an overriding Providence In
whom we can put our trust. He was
confined to his bed but few days. most
Of which time he spent in religious con-
versation and worship. During the lat
iter;part Of his sickness his disease preyed
on the vital parts Of his system so as to
cause his mind to wsnder,and his reason
had left him short time before he de-
parted this life. Yet still we rest assur
ed that he died in the full hope Of meet.
ing Him who once said, "Seek and ye
shall fiud. knock and it shall be opened
unto YOU" knowing that we are as the
blades of grass, or the flowers OF the
valley, hhtspring up and bloom for a
while, then pass away from this cold
world of ours, and bloom no more here
in our midst, With full knowledge
that we are born unto life, We are also
born unto death; trusting that our loss
is his eternal gain, we console ourselves
with the hope that we may meet our
friends where parting is no more, when
we are called away from the stage OF life
here below.
Blest is the man who dies In peace
And gently yields his soul to rest,
Who gains from earth the kind release,
Leaning upon his Sayior's breast
So fades summer cloud away;
SO sinks the gale when storms are DER;
So gently shuts the eye of day;
So dies awave along the Shore 3, ~
L. REssEaGER.
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! Probate. Notice.

- fg a8f qfisEgt fafIF TlgftG us f4e3 nf
A, CCoUNTS and youchers have been fled
n in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Admin.
istrators. Exscntors and Guardisns. $40
Third partial socountsof q. w Cline Guard
,'i ian dfiJohn Ltttle's heirs. ss5aTDs
sepond partial account of David Stephens
Guardian OF Hnlda A.. and Wml II, Craig.
First partial account Of John Yantz, Adm'f
With will annexed of John Ysu,x
Sc copd partial account OF N. w, Steeurod
Guardian of Nancy and Norman Smith.
Fifth and final account Of David Tfsmbly
g Gusfdian Of Margaret A. 'rfnsx. q ~
Second aud fusl a,cennt OF Andrew Menges
Guardian OF John A. lanyard.
Any person Interested may ile written
exceptions to said acooonts, or any item
thereof. on or before the 18th day Of March
nest, when tbs same Win be finally heard
and continued FROM day to day until disposed
of. JAS. r. MORRIS.
/, feb96, '1sld, y PROBATE Judge N, c. q.
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To Remove. Foreign Bodies from the
Throat.

A British naval surgeon, DR.. BEvER-
rDeE, states that for foreign bodies in
thethroat, such as pieces Of meat, etc
a simple mode Of relief Is to blow for.
chilly into the ear. This excites power
ful reflex action, during which the for.
eign body is expelled from the trachea.
The plan is SO easy of execution that il
there is anything in it, it ought to be
generally known and applied.
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~ About a year ag) VIM, Yost, Wm
Il, Rutter and Christian Cats, three
poor white men, of Monroe county. Obio,
were arrested, by United States Deputy
Marshals On charge of distilling ap,'le-
jack" in the woods near their home with
out license. They were indicted by the
Grand Jury, but as it was known that the
appleJack had been distilled for their
own use, the men we're discharged on
their own recogninsnce. The day of tri; l
came last week, but not the defendants
Accordingly Judge Swing issued a capias
for their bodies, and Deputy Marshal H.
B Hill, Of Monroe county, fetched them
down to Cincinnati Yesterday. Tney
were arraigued before Judge Swing, and
sent to Jail in default of bail in $1,000 each.
Cincinnati Enquirer, 9th inst