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The Trinity times., 1855-02-17
IMPORTATION WANTED

0F JOHN CAMERON, who left Canals
" IN the fall Of lS49. " hen last hoar
he was in Weavervlle, Trinity Coun
information concerning him will be 'f
ly received by his cousin, JOHN Ai- II
Ian, Coultersvle, Marposa. or
HENRY WALLACE,
Mount Ophir, Mariposa Co.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

"SwEArEpn CoIN There is large guam
tity OF gold coin in circulation throughout the
State which has been reduced by what Is
termed I" the sweating process from ten to
fifteen per cent This deteriorated coin can
only be detected by careful comparison a 5 10
,..c aud weight, with the genuine.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

THANKS Bates and Arlington, OF
the Assembly, will please accept our thanks
for legislative documents during the past
week.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

APPOINTMENT Mr.. j. f. Chellis has
been appointed Treasurer of this County, in
accordance with the bill recently passed by
the Legislature authorizing the County Judge
10 fill vaeanc les.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

Coal IN SHASTA County. - The Shasta
Courier says:
Mr.. McCumber informs us that he sabout
making arrangements to thoroughly prospect
n vein Of coal which he has discovered in
the immediate vicinity of Emigrant Road /,
aud near the McCumber Saw Mill. The
vein has already been traced a distance of
several miles, the mineral thus far rising
above the surface Of the earth, In this dis
tance the vein is cut into by II ravinc, discov-
ering the fact that it is of immense size
None Of the coal except that from exposed
portions Of the vein, has as yet been tested
Hence we are not prepared at present TO ex-
press an opinion as to its quality. The VEN
is thought to he between four and six feet
deep, by twenty-five and thirty wide.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17
Programme,
Inst Notice.

A LII persons indebted to DIR. Edward
II Trask are respectfully informed that all
his outstanding accounts-wifh9ut any e1-
cepftOns-will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for collection, on tire FIRST day Oh
March, next.
Feb IL
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

" Maly are poets ato have never un'd
Their INSPIRATION, ard perch4acy tne best"
So says Byron Oar op' Mon is that the
majority ofAhose who hare 'pcnn'd their
inspiration" committed gr.evous error in so
doing, forgelfu Of the trte proverb, "Poeta
nascitur nan ft"
We had no idea that 50 much bad poetry
was perpe,rated, until called upon in our ed
itorial capacity to pass sentence Of condem-
nation, weekly, upon numerous eifusions from
individuals who were not born poets. We
occasionally, however, receive communica-
tons which are delightful exceptions 10 the
general character Of our poetical contribu
tions-and we cannot but admire some ex-
quisiie verses which we received a few days
since, consisting Of some thirty stanzas, writ
ten in delicate female hand, and accompa-
MED with request to publish the same and
obligc many friends Of the fair authoress.
We regret extremely that we cannot fully
comply with the request; but we think that
such beautiful lines should not be lost entirely
to the world land therefore we will extract
for the benefit of our readers aud qualification
Of many admirers, the most beautiful por-
tions Of the verses entitled
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17
The Mines.

Rich diggngs, we understand, have been
discovered within a few days, about mile
from town, on the ridge lying between Gar
den Gulch and Ash Hollow. We are IN
formed that some portion Of the ground pays
as high as three dollars to the bucket.
MoRE DiscoyERIEs.-We learn that very
rich diggings have been found in the bills
Immediately back Of DR.. Chauncey's house on
the east side Of Weaver Greek, and about
two miles from town.
Messrs. Guptil & Co. have just completed
their race from Browns Creek, which brings
the water directly on to these hlls--and thus
facilities are furnished for working them TO
advantage The water was first brought on
these diggings on Wednesday last, and all
persons at work there are doing extremely
well.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

A few days since, We were shown by Mr..
f. T. Edwards, some of the most beautiful
gold dust VIC have ever seen. 1t was as fine
as flour, and had been collected by means
Of quicksilver, in the fume belonging to him
self and his company, Immediately below our
town,
The Trinity times., 1855-02-17

From STEWART FoRK-We learn that
new discoveries are made every day. Quite
A number Of miners are now coming in there
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RoAD.-Thc
people Of Marietta had a railroad meeting a
short time since, at which N. j.. WILSON
made satisfactory statement of the result of
his trip to Europe. He negotiated the ne
cessory funds to bring the road to Marietta,
provided 100000 was raised alopg its line.
The people of Chilicothe and the iniervc-
ming country had responded no5ly, and only
about $4,000 was wanting TO raise the
amount. The Republican states the follow
ing facts, which are highly creditable to the
public spirit OF the people Of Marietta:
"Several enterprising gentlemen took lib
era amounts of the bonds, among VIII m We
remember the following: Noah l.. Wilson
$4,000, Douglas Putnam $4,000, John
Mills, Nahum Ward David G.. Skinner,
Owen Franks and William Skinner, each
$4,000. Many others took sums from $1,000
down; making tAe total amount taken in the
county before the meeting adjourned, be-
tween $50 900 and $4,000.
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We are informed by Mr. Chamberln, of
TIL CITY NIL, that the farmers Of Vermont
are in the habit OF heading me movements
OF iii. Wecv;l, by u simple process The
nest season after it makes its appearance
they 20 through their wheat fields, about the
trne the wheat IS heading, iInmrd atrly ai-
ter shower or while the dew is on it, and
SCATTER newly Stacked lime broad cast 60 that
it "Il adhere tu the heads aud stems Of The
grain. They use about bushe t. the acre.
Good lime should be s cured, aud by sprink.
hing ht.le water over il. SO as to retain all
its strength A paddle may bc used il scat
terng it. The remedy has, it is suid, been 81
eflectuully tried, as to leave no doubt as to
the result. Strips in large wheat fields left
untouched by the lime, for expert nent, have
been entirely destroyed by tho wee2l, while
the grain on each side was oil saved.
Since this intelligence was received, Mr.,
Jesse Allen, Of the Central Mil, has received
corr"boiating information from Muskingum
county farmer, who had seen the sume prac.
tice and the same results there Beac.
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A Heroic Christian In TUSCANY.

ARREST OF POOR wokKIRGmAS FOR READ.
A ArArTERN HousEuoLB--HIs IMPRIsoEMEsr
lftotn the Florence Corresp lndcuco oil tho London
Christian Ilmfs.
Dome nico Cec.hetti was seized last Sun.
duy morning, at half pas, 4, hurried away
from his children 10 the prison Of the Barge.
lo. condemned without my witnesses, by
the Council OF Prefecture. toa years con.
hnement in the penI,entiary Of lmbrcg ano,
near Monte Lubb. whittier he was cohycyed
on the following morning: The crimes for
which he was consigned TO dungeon being
the possession Of one Bible aud two Tesla.
menls, and :he avowal, when examined by
the Chancellor of the Delegation of Santa
Maria Novella, that he considered Jesus
Christ the sole head Of the church.
The circumstances which lod TO this ar; s.,
IRE so characteristic of the system now prev.
slent throughout uscony, and So honorable
- the man against whom 1t was SdirecleJ,
that make no spology Tor communicating
them with as much fullHess Of detail as your
columns will allow. Dsmencio Cscchetti il
q workman employed in the tobacco manu-.
factory Of NJ. n. Emanusl, Fensi & Co., the
well known bankers, who have for wears
fsrmed this monopoly. He was one Of the
best workmsn IN the essablishmeni, earning
five panls 6av, and enjoyed the esteem and
confidence Of his employers in the highest
possible degree.
Ha sgsis about f0riy-lbrss, and as 10 iss
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BUCIiNiIEAT.

Few crops can be turned to better ac-
count ON poor, light, graveIy soil, than
buckwhcat. II possesses IA chemical action
on the soil, by which the coarser particles
are disintegrnted, or rendered finer. aud the
coil is thereby improved. Pure, inorganic
earth-thnt is. earth unmiXed with animal or
vegetable matter--is procured by the dsiE
legation or prlycrsing q rocks. Slick, or
sand is the oxide, or rust OF sIicium or to
mike 1t more familiar, it is puverised quurtG
Clay is produced by the decomposition OF
ieldspar. Now all the quartz and lelGspar
IN the world, while existing IN the form of
rock, will not produce blade OF grass; it
10 only when decomposed, or puIvorized, and
the finer the purtcles, :he better the soil.
II soil, then, is coarse, the object of the
farmer should be 10 pulverza it, which can
only be done by some chemical application,
or the growing OF some crop which has that
che 'i,al power. RuckwhgHt, by a process
yet undiscovered, has that power, and tie
longer it is cultivated, on a given piece OF
ground, the finer wi ! be the PARTICLES OF the
soil. II injureI laGd for corn, but leaves 1t
III tine order for Potatoes, and 10 the best
crop 10 kill oul bushes, Wild grass and mel
low greensward. TO fit the land Tor the
next succeeding crop. in rotation, plow in
crop OF buckwheut in blossom.
As u food for man, except in small quan.
titles, We could not recommend it. as cakes
made from it, though light .hen hot, are
heavy AZ cold liver when cold a constant
use Of it, has Il tendency. also, to produce
cu'aueous discusses, but, boiled with potar oes,
apples, or pumpkins, il IL first rate tor hogs.
When ground, il is excellent for mlch
cows. Fed rlw, or left standing in the field,
1t is great for shanghas. (they being allowed
TO harvest for thenisc!vcs) The blossoms
"hord material Tor the very best honey, and
at ssason Of the year when other fswers
are gone.
/, should never be given, in any form. to
HOSES. as Z bt ats them, rather than fatten,
and hat oppeers 10 be fat, put OF horses
by buckwheat in week. will disappear, by
hard work in a day Ohio Farmsr.
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AGRICULTURAL.
MiILET.

MEssRs EDrroRs WHY is it, that on
these fertile hills in Ohio, where such quan.
titles of grain are raised for stock, this most
profitable Of grains has not found place!
Farmers in this section, being, 81 far as | can
learn, unacquainted with it's pecuiiarties; per.
haps a few hints in your paper may be inter.
esting. The gan is very small in Kernel
rot much larger than Turnip seed, yellow in
color and weighs about the same as corn.
When sown for fodder, about one bushel
to the acre, and on the hills oil Muskugum
county will yield equivalent to four tons Of
the bpst hay to the acre, aud Of such quail.
iry that stock will not eat green corn while
this is in reach. When s3wn tor the grain,I
TO quarts are sufficient 20 the acre, and has
been krown in the eastern States to produce
46 bus els from four quarts Of seed. The
grain is better 70; pork than corn, and for
poultry is worth double The price ofcorn 1t
ripens 80 elry that in K. t., have seen two
crops taken from the same ground in one
season. Fine ljur from the grain is prefer
rcd to that Of uuckNhea. for short cake,
fltt'C"s, &c.
| have ncne to sci! but cIa procure it or
inform Others wishing, where it car be had.
ZiacsuUt Gazette.
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Of the Enor,h Govctuucn;l' Perhaps the
Prdssiar envoy, Count Leon potocki, was
charge by the dying autocrat to reiterate the
same advice. lie is not, at leos', to be the
bearer Of such counsels to the Ncapolitan
court, as the execu,oner OF the Poles might
bcquca,h to the gsoer Of Poero.
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CONSUMPTION CkSUM PTIONII
DIR. w M. II A LIS
DALyiM TUi THU LII AGS.
--roR TIE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTHMA, BRONCnI.
It's. WASTING OF THE FLErH NIGHT
SWEAIs, SPLITTING BLOOD, WnOOpING
Cough ,DiFFICuhTY OF BREATHING,
-COLDS COUGHS, INFLUENZA
pIlIlIISlC PAININ Tile SIuE.


DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS
DR.. Halls Balsam contains no OPIUM, CALoNEL, or
any mineral poison, but is composed mostly OF those
Roots Herbs aud Vegetable substances which have
sIeclc influence npon the lungs aud their connected
organs Ito IMMEDIATE EFFECT IL 10 aliay all irritation
aud gently remove The phiegm and other mOrhid
lions from the Throat and AirPGssages, thus relieving
the Cough, By sabduIHg tao nfdmati0n and other
eswhich give rise tot. talso stimulates aud parts
healthy tone to tho Lungs themselves, thereby
bling them more thoroughly To remove from the blood
hOse impurities and diseased PARTICLES, which, il re-
tanned du much mischief in the SYSTEM aud the
foundation Tor incurabie CONSUMPTION. 1t also ex
"rs decided action upon the skn aud assists nature
IN cNpcng through The Exlalents, much OF that
tld matter which would otherwise lie thrown back upon
the Lungs, thus relieving them ofa part of their work
ana rendering the system pure and heahy. When III.
hfoles ara lUrnlng II checks their development and
lurthcr progress or ifuceraon has taken place,
slstS the lungs III throwing oil the corrupted matter
sOothes the irritation, heals the liberated cavities and
restores them asain to healthy action. This medic inc,
therefore, ~ not paiatics merely which only relieves
for the time being, hut is TnoRouGu CURATIVE, as it
strikes at the rOnt the disease and by moving
IT, removes at once all It's remote and attendant conse.
quGhceS, This Is It's DISTINGUISHED CRAkACTERisTICa
property possessed IN equal power by other mcdi.
cine ofhke nature, now before the public.
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Let he Afflicted Rad and Ponder!


AN INrILLlnrr REMEpY for scrorna, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. Obstinate CutuneOus EruptiOns, Pimpics
or Pustucs the Face, BlOC Ces, Bos. Chronic Sare
Eyes, Ring Worm or letter cald Head Enlargement
-, Pain Of the Bones and joints, stubborn Ulces.
>,"'''ic Disorders, Lumhago, Spinal Complaints
90" y eases arising from iniudciOususe of Mcr,
cury.," ''ience in Life, or Impuriy OF the Blood.
II THIS great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of
Blood il used hy thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily
he re cures performed hy the greatest OF all
medicines, "CARrER'S SPANISHMlXTURE" Neu
ralga. Rheumatism, SCrOiuia, Eruptions tho Skin
Liver Disease Fevers. Ulcers Old Sores, Injections
the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints.
Pains aud Aching of the Bones and JOINTS, speedily
pu to rh by using this great and ueslimabc remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
FOUND to compare with II. II clcauscs the system of ali
Impurities gently aud efficiently M the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion. gives to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and hrallhv and rc
stores the Constitution. cnrehlcd hy disease broken
down b? the cxccsscs of youth TO its pristine vigOr aud
strength
For the Ladies' il IL mcomparuiIy letter than all the
cosmetics over used. few doses Of CARTER's SPANISH
MINrl RI w remove all sallOwnoss Of complexion
lrlng the roses mamng To tc check. give elasticity to
tc step and improve the general health in
degree, beyond all the med ines ever heard Of.
Ihc large number of certificates which have rncei
we'd from persons from all parts Of the United states. is
me hcsi evidence that there is no lluuug about it. the
cr, hotel keepers, physicians aud public
m0n wei known to the community, all add their test.
PURIFIIR.
Cali on tho hopsr and gcta Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest OF all
MphlClhcs las performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Ptopreiurs, No Pearl Street Richmond Va; to hom
orders for supplies and agencies must bo addressed
u. ALEXANDER st. Clairsvie.
Vas. Baker, Wheelinc
Nm Dunbar, UniontOwn.
Gao. g. Bethel, Flushing,
y, =. Clark, MorrisOwn.
u. ". Mott, Barnesvilie
NJ y Miles IA SON, Romortnn
ANA Nv Dealers IN Medicines avsrv,gters. Nov. 10,
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male Com
plants.


The Caholioan far surpassos other remedies in being
certain less expensive, and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call aud obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof from the most
respectable sources of the beneficial results of its USE
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used in their practice, and speak from their
own observations.
p. B. Peckham, NJ. D. Utica, n. Y.
L. u. Fleming. NJ d., Canandaigun, N. Y.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, NY.
u. V. Foote. NJ. D.. Syracuse. n. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, ". D.. Baltimore, Md.
J. C. Orrick, NJ. H., Baltimore. Md.
W. W. Reese, NJ. d., Ncw.York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. II.
j. p. Newland. NJ. d., Utica, Wy.
Rev. e. $. Beard, Glenn Springs, :. G..
Leiier addressed tc care OF Mr. Curtis Hatch agent
70 - M,ucnlsi:--l have been ton years troubled
with Female COmpIants-prolapsus uter. and all the
attending difficulties; at times rendering my life
miserable. have had the attendance of some of the
hest physic with hut little SUGGEST The they
could do to reove-a cure was out of the question:
For Eve months before comncnc with your medic cine,
had not been able TO perform any lalor could walk
but few steps at time and scarcely went out of doors
i'm short was completely prOstrated, both in body
and mind and expected 10 drag out the rest Of my days
in suffering and misery. But, reading your advertise.
ment wrs induced 10 try your invaluable me iicine
called Uterine CethOiCon, as the last resort had
uspd il week before felt like another woman By tho
use of three bottles was enabled TO perform all the abor
for six in the family with ease. and could could walk
any where in the noClhorhoOd without injury. Moth.
has induced me 10 state my case to the puhlic can
safely yecnmmend the preparation 10 all those suffering
like myself.
(SignCdS Mas. SARAH a. BsnoP.
Frccdolii Portrage, CO.. Ohio Dec 90. 1859.
JTTJ. u. MaRCHISI q CO., Propretors,
Central nepOt, 304 Broadway, N. Y.
HUMPHREY alexander, Ascnt, Druggist, st.
Clair5vie, Ohio.
.4nd sold by John Mclean, Cadiz II. r. Fawreu, Mt.
ieasant; J. W. Warfcld, Farvicw; Brentnser 81
rmsirong, Wheeling, Va. apr. :, ls5i.-ly.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

JouS ilorFN,S, JeromesviIIe Ohio NAV oDtb ,ssq
ssh ~ wr'r l" State for Your Hatis faction aud asu
10, ta ol others that y"ur German BuicrS what YOU
,'eohmrhu u 10 ne, highly valuable medicine viii h
know rom having used It IN my own family 10 nv
entire satisfaction. An who have used il Give The
SrrPnEN a. MEAIY, Canton, Ohio Nav H. 1874
says "uav'ng heard your German Bittets highly rc,
commended from sources IN which / nIareJ ,nrh Sos
deHco, ordered tour bottles from CleyeIanJ ono "f
ihem gave 10 my daughter who has derived great nan
"t ron III twoo lhe others sold immediately aud
would llkc You l0sehd me supply NJ IL 10 sell, ="
louN CLARK, brunswick Ohio, MAY gG IsSi, saws
"Nout German Bters have proved successml in ever
Tor itself n great demand" '
rnoNs LsrcuroRp. ,ovInpton, Ohio. December e7th.
isad, save MY wife has been affected with the Liver
@ pA'ul ana nyspeNtaior number of years. during
which time have spent ~ eat deal for doctoTiu" ,i
,hS ,rssSnI vSty tls reneht thereom, aud dna he
anotHrs s9d shc could not be cured. Last sprng sic
concluded to Try your Biitors she took two botlrs |
ever since taking them she has been allie 10 attend a
heT business, until very lately she had new aack h",
has arain commenced the Bittors have sold oni, "s
hhhiher ol bottles through her recommendation snt "
iaras eau learn, u has gven IN s " "S
pAVinAhnorr Ausinshurg, Ohio, = December & is,a
SAYS Fnfmt me To bear testimony 10 the romnrk ara a.
nesvy OF your German Riticrs IN the cure of Live,
t"hh"'ni' ror years previous 10 taking H. 4 WA So
vorely afflicted with disease of the Liver So n'lSh o
.hai ana not expeetto live hut by ee use of tls Bit
aaS ", 20 KIND Providence, hnd myself entirely
meut." ny ~ '"P'"y
Thcs" htiers are entirely vegetable aud fres from Al
eoholc slimulsnt aud all Injurious Ingredients mild IN
their oerA1op. they strengthen the system never nTos
They arc entirely vegetable and free from ali n,ro..
Ingredients " 'JN'''as
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
H,'kLRXsNDEP st. Clsir.vins
sc. MaRTIN N Co, Agents.
Geo g, Bethel ling.
Wm. Dunbar ...sn wn.
nm " .ataesyih.
MP v Is son, Some on
And by De- ers IN Medicine verywhsIs.
November 10 ls5t
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full of Dry Goods.

I WHEREFORE / will Sell my Stock o.!
Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold in the Western
Country.
Twin sell good Black silk, yd. wide. for s7l
~ in wide Is
+" Silk OF all other colors al any
haveS Large and Splendid Stock of French, English
aud American Merinucs
will sell The best fine Merinoes al GO
American N English iromlls. to 81
" English MerinOes at 81.
Such no Western Merchant ever saw before in this
country.
have 80 pieees of Apacas Of all colurs and STYLE
which will sell cheaper than offered this any
other market. have splendid Stock of DE Lanes and
Cassmeres Plain, Figured striped Barred and all col.
ors, will sell the best quality CSC, have of the
best stock of Ginghams yOu ever saw, will sell ing.
hams at 10 cts per yard such sells per ls have 900
pieces OF the best CaCoos will sell at SC,
such as have heretofore sold at ia. lave large az
sortment of Shawls OF all kinds aud colors, will sell
Shawls 81 yds long at $500 and others almost anv
price have large stock OF Flannel of all CoOrs will
sell Red Flannels almost yd wide for 25c have
~ arLe stock of Musns. pached. Unhleachcd Glazed
and of all cOlors for Ia 2k have IS pieces of Cassi.
neres and Cassnetts will sell Cassinolt ior pair
Pants for 80 good sold last year for $500
VIII sell good article of Coat patron trimmed for
$780, have the largest stock Of Ready Made Clothing
ever had, which will sell at almost the purchasers
fer, have agOod stock of Boots Shoes Hats Caps and
Thousand other articles too tedious to mention which
mers, and thousand new ones To come and examine
tor themselves, and they will get first rate Bargains
their satisfaction, at the Dry Good store of
SAMUEL KLINE.
~ BI have Splendid Stock of silk Bonnets, of all
cOlors will sell some as low "a $3.50, and any other
prices to suit the customer. have beautiful stock OF
Chemizett undcrsleeves and Collars (which will sell
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market. Any
Thing lave in my line Of business, will exchange for
all kinds OF Country Produce. :. X.
81. Clairsvile, Nov 10, 1854.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

N pursuance Of the last will and Testa-
. ment of David Miller decd, the Farm on which
sad deceased Hyed a, the time of his decesse is offer
eG or seie sald latm - situate miles South OF 81,
Clairsviile on the read leading To Jacobsburr and
miles fom the G q. Rail Road, in the county of Del
mon, ohio,oeoniainng s5l acres of good quality: OF
Land about 70 acre. of which good tmber The bal.
snce Is IN good state of Cultivation. The land lays
well, and Is well waIered. On The premi. m
ses there IL two comfortable Dwelling <xtfA
Houses, barn, stable, Orchard. and Gtone fslsILS
spring House, over a strong and never IstsE44R
failing Spring of good water near to the lAsHM
house There is plenty OF stone coal and
Lime stone on the premises, and is handsome and
ueStrGhle situation for any one wanting small Farm
said land is Il sold al private sale before the o3
gay OF June next win ON said day he otored at pub
nc sale on the premises. For terms apply 10 the sub
seriber living ON the premises,
February LIST. '55--ts.