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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-05-22

The Lima Democrat bitterly re-
marks that Gen. Rice is a pretender.
It says that she is not what some Of
the Democratic papers represent him
to be; be is not a lawyer, orator,
statesman, or author of the bill grant
ing arrearages of pensions to sol
diers. He is a broker who shaves
notes at Is per cent.
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union Chanel 5. School. JaeEson Tn.

Looking over your valuable paper, 1 see
the publication Of reorganizations Of Sab
bath Schools in different localities, and
thought it might interest some of your
readers to hear from this part of the coun-
try. herewith send you the reorganiza-
ton of Union Chapel Sabbath School Of
the N. P Church, which took place on
Sabbath afternoon, April 10th.
Philip Miller, the former Superintend.
ent, was reelected. He is the proper man
in the proper place. It is amazing to see
what an interest he manifests in the school
and trying to instill into the youthful
minds the truths Of the Sacred Book, and
prepare the scholars for the duties of life
which will sooner or later be devoIveC
upon them.
Mr.. John Gilmore was elected Treasurer
and Mr.. james Mercer, Librarian.
Our school last summer was a erant
success, and from the interest already
manifested we anticipate a grander on
this summer.
NOZZLE E. MERCER, Sec'y.
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RetUrning Sense.

The Richmond, Va, Dispatch,
Dem, says the Presidents veto
''must be recognized and respected.
Shall Congress undertake to stop
appropriations to the army with no
strength to override the veto That
would be the madness of the moon!'
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SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.


The Qualided Electors Of the Incorpoflfed VII
lags Of Hiiisbofough. Ohio are hereby loliledi In
accordance with Resolution PISSED By The CoQn-
eli Of said Village May 12th, 1879, 20 assemble p
on FRIDAY, 6TH DAY OF JUNE, A.-D. ls79,
at their usual place Of holding elections, between
the hours Of o'clock A. n. and O'Clock P. M.s
for the purpose Of voting by ballot whether or not
the following line Of Railway shall be constructed
tO-Wit: Prom the Village west wardly 90 y unctlon
Station, on the Columbus 6 n5eysv1lls hlilITuyr
rot exceeding two miles, the eastern terminus Of
said line Of Railway to be point % 0f rear Hazel
Street, IN said Village and the western terminus
to be point a. OF near the tracks Of the Marietta
4 Cincinnati and Columbus and MsysTilie Rail-
roads, at Junction station, and rs provided BY
and 10 accordance Fiib ana II 0f The General As
sembly Of the state Of Ohio, passed April leths
1873, relating to Incorporated Villages Whichl by
the Federal Census Of 1870. had and which by
any subsequent Federal Census may have pop
Hlati0n Of two thousand eight hundred and eigh-
teen.
Voters desiring to vote for the construction Of
the ahove-dessrfbsd Railway shall place on their
ballots, "Railroad-Yes;" :" those desiring to vote
against SAID Railway construction shall place on
their ballots, O. Raj ilrOad-NO ~
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
Nay, A. d. 1879. B. f. BEESONs Mayor.
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Taft on the Temperance
Question,

Taft stock is declining rapidly. Besides
his Objectionable views on the Bible in
the schools question, the Hooking Valley
Gazette of last week publishes an extract
from a speech made BY him in Exposition
Hall, Cincinnati, Jan. q, 1874, at mass
meeting Of the brewers and liquor dealers,
called to oppose hs Womsn's Crusade, in
which he said:
"SigRing a pledge I regard as useless, and
tends to depreciate mans self-respect
It is trifing with his own independence
Free agency is a principle of Gods
moral government. All attempts by men
to defeat the fair operation Of that princi.
pie have failed"
How will the $4,000 Murphy RepuBli,
can voters Of Ohio like to be told thai
they have "lost their self-respect" by sign
ing the pledge? We have an idea thai
they will make their influence felt in tht
Convention next week, and that judge
Taft will not be their first, second or thirC
choice for Governor.
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In speaking of the Union veterans
recently turned out Of positions in
the U. S. Senate, the New York
Tribune says, 'The North was right,
but the South is enjoying the fruits
the victory"
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Senator Blaine has consented to
make speeches in this State, some
time in the approaching campaign.
The election this fall will be looked
to with great interest, and every inch
Of ground will be hotly contested by
able advocates on both sides of the
ssues-
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DR.. Patterson's chances for The
nomination for State Treasurer viii
depend Of course considerably OF
the location of the candidate fol
Governor. Should Taft be nomi
mated, the Dr.s locality being SC
near Cincinnati would be against
him, but should Garfield, Foster OF
Sherman head the ticket, we think
the DR.. would stand a good chance
for the nomination.
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-Four ex-Confederate Generals are
now serving as doorkeepers and
messengers in the United States Sen.
ate. The number includes General
Wilcox, a graduate Of West Point,
who "went with his State" and
fought throughout the rebellion
against the Government which had
educated him.
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WeDo Mof Wnnder.

We do not wonder that housewives who
have been accustomed to use DR.. Price s
Special Flavoring Extracts should turn in
disgust from the trash often sold under
the name Of FlavOring Extracts, which
stuff smells and tastes like turpentine. Dr.
Prices Flavoring Extracts have the taste
and odor of the fresh fruits.
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HOrsford's Bread Preparation we believe
to be far Better, Healthier and Cheaper
than the various other Baking Powders,
Cream Of Tartar, etc. The acid OF Hors.
fords Bread Preparation contains nothing
but what is found in the cereals, and is
highly nutritious We advise all our
friends wanting delicious and healthy Bis
cult, Gems, BuckWheat Cakes, ETC., to give
II a trial
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Don't fail to read the Presidents mess
age in our Supplement It is one of the
ablest and most important State papers
that ever emanated from the Executive
chair
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DR.. II. S. Babbitt, the faithful and
accomplished chief clerk in the State
Auditors Office, has the inside track
for the nomination for Auditor, by
the Republican Convention. He is
we'll known throughout the State,
and would add strength to the
ticket
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CaFpefs nd On CIo1ha.

Our stock Of Carpets for the Spring
trade is very large and attractive. We
respectfully invite theinspection Of those
who intend making purchases Of these
goods. We are prepared to meet the
closest competition. LYTLE & SON. Is
East Main Street. meT5ztf
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sEYBERT & CO.'S WORM
POWDERS

These Powders have been thoroughly
tested for years past and have been found
the best Vermifuge made. They are sweet
and easy to take, harmless and SURE DEATH
TO WoEfs.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
by SEYBERT & co.
Druggists, Hillsboro, o.
z. S. Those who prefer giving medi-
cine in the form of a syrup, will find our
Medleated Worm Syrup a very efficient
VermifUge. feb6tf
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Popular FaForffes.

The Floral Riches Cologne Water, Alista
Bouquet and Pet Rose handkerchief ez.
tracts, made BY Dr.. Price, are becoming
popular favorites. Dr. PT5es's Fl0rFi
hf'e.lss Is the finest cologne or toilet water
made, and is in high repute among clergy
men, public speakers and invalids for its
me, agreeable and refreshing fragrance.
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RrafU Workers.

CIergymen, lawyers, physicians, orators,
and all classes of brain workers viii
find the use of DR.. Prices Floral Riches
Cologne gratefully refreshing. The hand
kerchief wetted In it and applied to the
face occasionally, will please the sense
Of smell, prove a stimulus to the cirCula-
tion, inducing to vigorous action.
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BIrs. Shelton Allen, of Bogard town
ship, Daviess county, Ind, was sitting by
the fire nursing her child, when she was
seized with an epileptic fit, and fell for
ward into the fire. burning herself and
chi1S fItslly.
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Candidate for State Treasurer.

CAnlluaU6 AOE OthU6 lEeASur6Ts
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial,
HnLsBoRo, O., May 5.-The name
of DR.. W. S. Patterson, of this place,
will be presented to the Republican
State Convention as a candidate for
State Treasurer. Highland County
in the past has never had much show
in State Conventions. She now pre-
sents a man for nomination who will
not only make an excellent officer if
elected, but will add strength to the
ticket in this part of the State. DR..
Patterson served during The war as
Surgeon Of the Sixty-hfth Ohio
Regiment. He was known as a
faithful and successful surgeon. He
has served this county as County
Treasurer for the last two terms,
having been elected by sweeping
msiorities. He has discharged the
duties of this Office with credit to
himself and to the satisfaction Of
the people Of both parties. In pri-
vate life as we'll as in political mat
ters be has an untarnished record.
He has always been a strong advo-
cate and supporter Of the principles
Of the Republican party. If nOmi-
mated and elected State Treasurer
the State will have a capable, faith
ful and honest officer, and the Re
publican party a man in position Of
whom its members will never have
cause to be ashamed.
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There VIII be a Concert and Festival al
the Highland Institute, FRIDAY EVEN.
ING, May 2Sd. The Concert will com
menee at 7.3O Pm.
Admittance 25 cts. After which Straw
berries, Ice-Cream, Cake, etc., will b,
served at reasonable prices.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the school
mv22w1
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At EcIlIey's ETeaf TTarEef

You viii find the best Beef, the best Pork,
the best jersey Sausage, the best Ken
tucky Coined Beef, the best Lard.
g Nothing but good, sound, healthy
stock used, at bottom prices. nov28tf
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate


L. T. Payey, as Assignee for thel Highland COun-
benefit Of creditors Of JohnW.S ty Probate
Banks, vs.. John H. GuthrieJ Court.
ct al.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
Assignee, in pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court of Highland County Ohio, in the above en-
titled cause, WILL at the door of the Court House
in Hillsbor0ugh, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, MAY 81, a. D. 1879, Z
at O'Clock P NJ, offer for sale st public auction
the following real estate situate and being In the
county of Highland and state Of Ohio, and de-
scrib6d as follows, tO-Wit A certain tract or par
eel of land situate lying and being in the county
Of Highland and State Of Ohio, on the waters OF
Hardin'e Creek, one hundred and two and One-half
acres, in a part Of Jacob Springer's Survey No.
1915 and four acres and tWenty-siX poles in part
Of Francis Ladd's Survey and said tract is bound
ed aud described as follows, tO-wit: Beginning
at stone, corner to the land Of Jeremiah Ladd,
wherein an cak l2 inches In diameter bears n.
37T degrees Z. 10 links to a Whiteoak Is inches in
diameter, bears n. 20 deg,=W. II links to an oak
stump, bears s. degW l7 links thence 5. 80 deg.
grees E. ~ poies 70 a STONE pa me lnluIg o. tn
State Road leading from Leesburg to HillsbOrO,
and in Asa Ladd's line; thence with said road and
Asa Ladd's line n. 80 degrees E. 4S56 poles to
stone in said road, one of Asa Ladd.s cofnersi
thence with his line n. Y degrees E 97a poles %
stone near a large whiteoak, walnut and red elm,
corner to Anthony JOhnsOn's trQcti thence with
his line n. Is degrees w, Hoy poles, crossing
branch at two poles to a stone where an elm Is
inches in diameter bears S.7I degrees E. 10 links
in benson Ladd's line; thence with his line, be-
ing one of the original lines Of Survey No. 1915, :
Z. As degrees W. l4S poles to stone, corner to
Jeremiah Ladd's tract; thence with his line ). 70
degrees E. HOY poles to the beginning-cOntain-
ing IO6 acres and IO6 poles Zone hundred and six
acres and one hundred and six poles) more or
less, being the same premises conveyed TO JACOB
Kinzer and wife BY Humphrey Il. Buckley by
deed dated March 1st 1860, and recorded in High
land County record Of deeds, book %, P. AS; and
since owned by VIM. Brooks and known as the
the Billy Brooks farm, and by said William
Brooks al his death devised in fee simple to the
said John w. Banks
Appraised at S2565-
PAVFY
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Oueen offhn Oven

A biscuit made with DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is. certainly the queen Of
the oven. So light, white and enjoyable /!
After beakfasting on biscuits made with
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, what
man would contemplate suicide, or grum-
bic because his wife asked him for money?
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WORDS or WISDOM
MEN.

Freguent and constant adysriising brought ne
al OWu.-A. T. STEwART. .
Success depends upon a liberal patronsEa Of
printing Oaices.-J.J. AsroR.
The road to fortune is through printers Ink
p. T. BARNUM.
How can the world know q man has a good
thing unless he aaTertises possession Of 7-Col-
NELIUa v VANpEnRm.r.
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Marriages.

| STROUP-BISHIR-At the NJ E. parsonage in
| Lynchburg, Ohio, May 3, 1879, by Rev. J. H. Mid
dieton, Mr. Franklin P. Stroup, of Jacksonville, to
Miss Rebecca A. Bishir, of Lynchburg, all Of
Highland county, o.
COWMAN--CLICKNER 1, 1879, at the
parsonage Of the First Presbyterian Church, in
Greenfield, O., BY Rcv. s. D. Crothers, Mr.. Alex
ander COwman to Miss Mshala Clickner, both Of
Highland county.
OWSLEY- Y-POWELL-ApriI 2s, 1879, at the res-
idence of the Odciating minister, In New LeEing-
ton, Highland county, o., by Rev r. e. Smith,
Mr. Amos G. QwHiey, Of ChillicOthe, o., and Miss
Nettie Powell, Of New Vienna o.
PRIUE-RICKMAN-On Saturday evening, May
3, 1873, by c. r. Underwood, j. p, Mr.. John @.
Price and Miss Sallie Hickman, all OF Highland
county, o.
LUPTON-SEAMBN = At the parsonage, BY
Rev.'J. I. TaegaTt, May 3, 1879, Mr.. William Lup-
ton, Of New Vienna Clinton county, and Miss
R-NOLAND-May !, 1873, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, in Highland county,
by Rev. j. c. B0ltin, Mr.. Frank A. Tener, Of Ad-
ans county, and Miss Ella NOland, near Fairfax,
Highland county, o, .-s,.-
GARRETT-BROWNTNG Wednesday even
ing, April so, 1873, in RsinsborO o by Rev. j. F.
lloyd, Principal of Hillsboro Female College, MF.
Oscar n. Garrett Of Cameron, NO., TO Miss May
o. BFqEHingi daughter Of John Browning, ESQ,
OF Highland county, o.
LANDESS- SS-FERGUSON-May 1s, 1915 at the
residence Of the brides parents, in YhitsOak Tp.,
by G. W. Martin, Eeq., Mr.. Lorin a. LandesB and
Miss Emma Ferguson, both Of Highland county,
%.
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To Bilious and Ague Sufferers.
When your Liver is Torpid,
And Stomach feels bad,
Go to your druggist,
For SanfOrd's New Pad"
TAKE NO OTEER. SEE ADVERTISEMENT. I
maylyI
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Available Farm, Of 1I6 acres, well i'm
proved, in Fairfield Township. viii sell
it in whole, or in parts, to suit purchasers,
at low rates.
my22w2 ]. K, PICKERING, Assignee.
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Boston, 81 Parl, Roe, New York, and 7Ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are authorized Agents for pre-
curing advertisements for the News il The abeve
citisg and authorised 70 seRtrset for adFeEtng ct
ggR leWUTs gEsls
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QueensWaro-Direct Importa.
IfOEl.

B. CoNARD is just receiving large LOT
Of the best White Granite Ware. imDorted
direct from England, and viii sell at price,
to suit the times.
Hillsboro, Nay 1, 1876. may1wI
Chew Jaokson's Best Sweet Nsvy Tobacco.
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The new Constitution of Califor.
MIA was ratified last week by the
people.
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Notice of Appointment.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL PAVEY, DECEASED.
The undersigned has beeu appointed and quail
fed as Administrative of the estate Of Samuel Pa
Yey, late of Highland county, Ohio, deceased.
MARTHA S. PAVEY,
Adm'K of the Estate Of samuel Pavey, dec.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1879. my22w4
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Resolved, By the Council Of the incorporated
Village Of HillRbOrough, Ohio, lt9O-thl1ds Of the
members thereto elected concurrlng,l That Il r.
essential to the best interests Of g7id Village that
a line of Railway, Of narrow gauce to be known
as the HillsbOrO Short Line shall &c provided and
constructed from said Village westerly % juno
ton Station, on the Columbus 8 MaYsville Rail-
way not exceeding two miles In lsngthi the east
ern terminus of said line Of Railway to be point
at or near Hazel Street, in said Village, and the
western terminus 70 be at point at or near the
tracks Of the Marietta g. Cincinnati and Columbus
6 Maysrille Railroads, Al Junction Station.
That the Mayor Of the Incorporated Village Of
HiIlsborOdgh. Ohio, be and the said Mayor Is
hereby authorized and instructed 10 issue his
proclamation to the qualified electors Of said VIII
lsge, to assemble at their usual voting place
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 9, A. D. lslss
and then and there, between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock p. M. Of said day, by ballot
vote upon the question whether or not said Rail-
way shall be constructed. and provided AT said
election those who wish 70 vote for said Railroad
shall place on their ballots, "Rail-
rOad-Yes,n and those wishing 70 vote against
said Railroad construction shall place on their
ballots, HaiirOad-No."
This Resolution is passed In accordance with
an Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, passed April l3, l5I8 relating TO InoorpOra-
ted Villages, which, by the Federal Census Of
1870 had, aud which by any subsequent Federal
Census may have, population Of two thousand
eight hundred and eighteen f2,8ls).
Passed May 18Th A. y. 1879.
B.F. BEESON, Mayor.
n. H. AYREs, Clerk. myI5te
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The Best 3 cent Cigar
at QUINN'S. mv2l
eWeet PofRto Planfs.

I have a fine variety Of Sweet Potato
Plants for sale at my residence, on South
High street. WIN. DRYDEN.
May Is, 1879. mv15w8
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Fisherman's Luck.
He dug his bait and off be hied
Unto the placid Eeuse's side
His hook sank in the wave;
He sat with basement very wet,
And only one bite did he get,
And thst-mesquits Eaysr@IEEshhngsr
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Compiled fromt the Monthly Report forthe Smith
sOnian Institution, kept by Rev. j. Med. Mathews
HillsbOrOugh, Ohio,
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Drugs, Paints, Oils,
AID Dye-StuTs, at QUINN'S.
my22tf
All Aboard for the Narrow
GRUWeg

Commencing Tuesday, May 2Oth, and
until further notice. 6 Hack viii leave the
@. & N. Ry. office on High street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 80
A. N. and 5. P. N. carrying passengers
and baggage and light freight to the juno
tion, at reasonable rates. The Hack viii
also be at the train on its arrival, to con.
vey passengers to town.
my22tf JAMES CLARK.
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New Advertisements.
Egtate Of John Ream, Deo'd.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of the estate Of John Ream, late of Highland
county, Ohio, deceased. G. G. PARKS.
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Local Noticeg.

Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded at QUINN'S.
my22tf
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Asaienee,s Notice.

Notice is hewby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as assignee Of
George II. Kester, Of Highland County ono.
March %, 1873. GEORGE w. MURPHY.
apl7w5
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& MATSVILLB RY


Arrive q. 4 4. KY DepOt.) Leave.
Trains viii run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays ~
Trains going South connect at Sardinia with
east and west bound trains on Cincinnsti & East
ern Railway for Winchester, Fincastle, Mt. Oreb,
Salem, William burg, Alton, Batavia, South Nil
ford, New Richmond, NeWtOwn, Batavia juno
tiOn (PittsbuIg, Cincinnati & st. Louis R'y), and
Cincinnati. e
Traius going North leave Sardinia on arrival Of
Cincinl ati & Eastern accommodation and ex-
press. Train No. going North makes close con-
neCtiOn at NJ. & c. Junction wi west-bOund
train on Marietta & Cincinnati r. r. for Lynch
burg, WestbOrO, Blanchester, LOveland, CiHcinna-
Il, Greenfield, ChilicOthe, and all pOints on the
Baltimore & Ohio R. X.
@. s. BELL, F. ]. PICARD,
President. Imy15hI Superintendent.
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Assignee sc. Of John W. Banks,
CYRUS NEwBY, Attorney. mylW4
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FOR SALE!

Nv Dwelling on Walnut street. Hnlsbolo, being
one Of the most desirable residences in Town 81
egaut- cnmfnTtahlef CouTelienL. Everything in
excellent repaif. Good water, hne fruit, &c Price
low. Terms easy. For parficulars, apply 20 the
undersigned at the Hills0Orough National Bank.
rnarRnR 10. BARRERE.