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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-08-28
Lost.

ON Thursday evening last, near Minersville,
" or between there and Coalport, FINE
RED SHAWL, Spring style, with green and
brown border. The finder will be literally re-
Joseph Rigg.
PomerOy, Aug. %, 1sso.-s4-st*
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Aew advertisements.
Wanted. Immediately.

A LADY, of mild temper and respectable
N connections, to take the management of
house for single gentleman, in the country.
To a suitable person, comfortable home is
offered. She must be from 80 to 40 years of
age, widow or otherwise, without much en-
cumbrance. Apply to W. A. AICHER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Aug. 28-34-3t Pomeroy, O.
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COUNTY TICKET.

Probate, Judge-WM. H.. LAsLEY.
.Auditor-AARON. STINERS. u1
'Cierk-H. Z. sIBLEY. '1f'e.
Treasurer-GE0. B. GROW. @
Recorders. s.; PAINE aa -2z'sn
COMMISSIONER. II. ELLIS.
Coronsr--H. G. WATERMAN. E5asl 3.
IpfFmary Director-N, sTANsBURY,
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We therefore give the District to the op

We therefore give the District to the op-
position. @
Nineteenth Districts. - ~
Cuyahoga, &c. A. G: Riddle is nom
mated by the Republicans Of this Dis
trict, as the successor. Of Hon. Edward
Wade, the present able Representative,
who, we believe, declined further ser
vice. Mr.. Riddle is man of fine tai
ents, and genuine Republican of the
kind they raise on the Western Reserve.
He will be elected, and will make his
mark in Congress, in which body there
will be no truer friend of freedom than
he. 1 .''.l
Twentieth District.
AshtabuIa, &c. John Hutchins, the
present able and popular Representative,
has been unanimously renominated by
the Republicans of this District Many
of the people desired the nomination of
Hon. j. r. Giddings; but Mr.. Giddings
addressed letter to the Convention, per :
emptorily Withdrawing his name, when
Mr.. Hutchins was nominated by accla-
nation. He will receive by far the
largest majority of any man in the State,
of any party. Ashtabula county alone
will give him at least four thousand!-
There is no doubt about that District.
Twenty-First District. &f} Z II
Harrison, &c. John A. Bingham, the
present worthy member, has been nomi-
mated by the Republicans of this Dis
trict, and will be elected, of course, He
is an able man, and true as steel to the
cause of progress and Republican free
dom. His election is among the GER
tainties of the future. ............. 80.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-08-28

sm- Fusion: Trying to make the Bell
Everett men of New York vote solid for
Douglas and johnson Probable result:
An addition of 10000 American votes
to the supporters of Lincoln and Ham
lin
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-. q - For Supreme. Judge
o JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
te For Attorney General,
sd qs JAMES MURRAY. e1 &
For Member Board of Pub. Works,
LEVI SARGENT.
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General Agents for the Southern and Western
States. Sold by D. REED, Pomeroy,O D.
July 81 1560.-30-Iy ---s.-. ..-..-.s
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JlHE Board of Directors Of the Agricultural
i Society wi1l,,in addition to their former
premium list, premium of $1,000 to the
fastest pacing Horse or Mare.
Competition open as in case of trotting.
Aug. 21-3333-t GEO. MCQUIGG, Secy.
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rHE pAmAscUs MAssAoREs.

A letter from Abd=el- -Kader himself
gives us the most authentic account yet
received, of the massacres at Damascus
The Emir writes to the managers of the
silk works at Krey:
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seventeenth District

seventeenth DISTRICT
+. Belmont, &c. Thos. C. Theaker has
beon nominated for reelection by the
Republicans of this District. The Dis
trict is doubtful one, usually giving a
large Democratic majority. Mr.. Theaker
is farmer of sound judgment, and a
character for integrity without stain.
He was elected two years ago by very
small majority. mainly on the strength
of his known character and superior fit
ness for the place. There will be a
strong effort to defeat him by the usual
scheme of running a third candidate in
the hope of drawing off a few votes so
as to let in mis- Democratic competitor.
But the recent conversion of the Hon
E. Archbold, to the Republican cause,
and his eloquent speeches among his old
Democratic friends in Monroe, will do
more for Theaker than the scheme of
the Douglas and Bell leaders can do
against him with their third party. We
therefore class this with the Republican
Districts, and place Mr.. Theaker among
the successful candidates.
Eighteenth District.
Stark, &c. No nomination has yet
been made in this District; at least we
have not heard of any. The probability
! is that Edgerton will be renominated.-
He is good man, and ought to be
elected, but we consider the District very
doubtful. And while opening for the
election of the Republican candidate, we
shall not be disappointed should some
kind of Democrat or mongrel succeed.
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3G SFREDERTCK HASsAUREK,
JOSEPH u. ROOT,
Congressional Districts,
lst District.-B. Eggleston.
p ,2dsGz 81 ~ William NJ Dickson. di
Sd. = Prank McWhinney. :sF,i
4th. " toha Riley Knox
S5th.Esiss D. VIII. Howard.
9th. d. n, Murphy. ri
1,h. - Nelson Rush.
: sstll. IS'3 John F. Hinkle. 49,
lhrh.1G Gs' E II. S. Rundv. ~l.-s. e.
zlltAr 4ats Daniel b, Stewart. st s...-
18th T.. Z. L. Baber.
18th. -. :. John Beatty.
fttia : e. Willard Siocuni.
hi:th. 4 Joseph Ankeny.
! 18TH .trS Edward Bail. r ~ he
= 18th, rft' John. A. Davenport, ,-l...,s
18TH va Samuel P. Phiibrick, .,.s. z
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DISTRICT TICK ET.

,,e, -. For Member of. Congress,
,ai,,. ". B.. HORTON.
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Eleventh Distr1ct.
With " B. Horton as the Republican
candidate, this District ought to be, and
we believe can be, redeemed. We have
no desire to say aught disrespectful of
his competitor. To the personal slang
resorted to by the Democratic press we
cannot descend. But neither Mr.. Mar
tin himself, nor any friend of his, will
ever ask. the people of this District to
canvas the ability, the mental training,
the business capacity and habits, the ex-
perience, the established character, the
width of views, and solid craftsmanship,
with the power of influencing Congress
for the benefit of the people, of the two
gentlemen, and then vote for the men
best fitted to fill the position with credit
to himself and his constituents. In
these considerations there would be but
one voice in the District. 1t is true, that
in party contest qualifications and fit
ness are measurably forgotten, but not
always. And here, without intending
any disrespect to Mr.. Martin, we say,
with all kindness and candor, Mr.. Hor-
ton has such an advantage over his COM
petitor as must be seen and felt by every
intelligent voter, and which must tell
largely in his favor at the polls. Being
the spontaneous choice of the Republi-
cans, he has all the benefit Of his party
nomination, and added to this, he brings
into the canvas the qualities we have in
dicated, which lift him far above the
mere partisan, and give him claim upon
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F'OUftttmCn DIsSfICts
Medina, &c. Harrison G. Blake is
renominated by the Republicans in this
District, and will be elected without any
doubt He is the present Representa-
tive, and has given entire satisfaction.
His constituents have done we'll to place
him again ON the track. A better man,
and more popular candidate could hardly
have been selected, and we look with
entire confidence to his success.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-08-28

Clark, &c. Samuel shellabarger has
been nominated by the Republicans of
this District as the successor of Hon. B.
Stanton, who declined are election. He
is man of ability, and sound Repub-
ican. There is no doubt at all of his
election.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
- m t,:ur,.> S,roa. alavop5rio q


1 CARD.-ENOGH GRiHES respectfully in
"A forms h:S friends and the public generally, ID Al
he has associated with him his son JAMES h
GRI MES and under the firm name Of r.. GRIMES
L SON we have resumed at the old stand on Fair
lax street. the STOVE, AND TIN WARE ECSl-
NESS IN ALI. IT'S BRANCHES, and nope and
eyprc, 10 conduct the same 30 is to merit the conf
dellce and patronage ot al wh" may give Us call
We intend 10 devote our time and attention more
especially To out door work, both i'll town and
country. such
ROOFiNG, GU7TERiNG "nd .SPONTISG,
And ni! kinds of Stove and Furnace Work, and
,job> ha, require skill and experience.
All JohLing and Repairing attended t" in person.
Our Stock of STONESis intended 10 suit the
wants ofeycry body. Wcarc determined t" please,
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small and wc shall be with small profits.
Hcy:- Orders from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended to.
oct i--iv +. GRIMES ( SON.
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W. EAT ARD GUkEO DRILLS.
Ri.k tn,.I Il. IIuumnn'S ltLEni DriitS.

-. II .J,.jl. -,
''''N'''" - If"' '''"" ',i.,:a,,.,
-. ''""t'! "''"' -'"s0'"". ',','.,;,. &c t,.yo
"e are m"m Ies''' '"I ""' lt ~, ,ha In,r,.t
re'e"' "''" = '.'.' "'',' =; :, nn,,,c ~
Matte' '''''H' - i ,t;. avd,rs
coming Sea<''' wa I''''S' - hn,, vI n.IIJ
early, 80 a" 10 insure p'"mpt"eSs "he" '"'''"
ior-hSo o,,..,t,L:
unnf.a,nnrys Rc,Laway Fan Mil.
IIerkns'. keystone Cider Mills
Ino.rsoll'. Portable Hay Presses.
Farmer. living contiuuou. to Alexandria may
obt.:n thc;r ,.nnI;es with much less trouble ana
,,.,.a ~ ireirh, fI,au i they 90 to . ,uoro tis
tan, market.
Orders hy mail or otherwise will be promptly al
tented 70 ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO.,
iy 2s Is. King ST. opposite Knox Il Bro.
x,,.,,,,,,r p.nr rDp -.,. ;.- ,nr
- IA nhh 60" son Ia a5n arp"H aYt ~
-, - E.T' ra:nry ,,,,,n,,s h..u,;tnuv .;rua.
" 49, n,,,,.,. ,i,,,,lr;. Rail.
'e" "' '''' 't"' ~ ~, r,,.,,a,, r.,,
road one mile IRON BURKE H.A'''t' so" I'''l
A,eNahdf'' ana 't'e"tc',' nom j"
g;n:.i growA,l Immediately "n the haHr"aib shu
the remainder we'll set in Grass, md III good state
fx-a oi cultivation. The improvements consist o!
Iii II COTTAGE RhSiDfAtE. stable ne"
Granary nn; Courthouse, and all other necessary
ouI- houses. Ih.re is welt ol line water III ;at
yard the situation i high and healthy one,
commanding "n extensive and beautiful view o.
the surrounding country. For farther inlosIna.
tion. anplv IL Mr.. Marshall, IT Burke's Station
who Will show the land to any one wanting &
purria .r, and lor terms Of sale. apply 10 Burke
Herbert. hte>nntA!a. ' II. ...,-.,,,,
y, a',f
r''''''> '''''''''' ''' S''
1 LENAND!lA IL y RAJ \ C0NpAAl.-
II Library KEEP; in the Spuh-ro"in. :ir.t-Story,
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WE HAVE received samples Of STEAM
w PRESSED STONEW ARE DRAIN PIPE
and will take orders for the same, in any quanti-
ties of any desired size, from inches to 36 in
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
fall as well as Lead or Iron Pipe, Mt much less
cost for all purposes of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural now where there is
no pressure or strain.
Warmers or Others who have Springs at dis
tancc from thei. dwellings or barn yards, at a
moderate elevation, will find great advantage
in the use of this pipe. .
Samples exhibited, and sny inform alton requi--
ed, will be cheerfully given or application to
mo22 R. II. MILLER, SON co.
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T ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
4 lie undcrsign il now man iincturing, at
B X /. " f. X \,

Corner Of King and Fayette Streets,
SUPERIOR qualities Of
PALE. AMBER, AND CREAM iLES,
TO which be respectfully invites the attention OF
MS friends, and the public. Having IN expert
cncc of over 90 years in the business. and posses
sing extensive mo"Jnctr'"y facilities, he iiaiterS
himself that hig ALES will compare tayorahly
with any manufactured, either in or out of the
State Of Virginia.
Ii necessary, he could fill columns with the
many hattcring testimonials he has received with
regard t. the superiority Of his ALES from the
press and the public but he prefer that his A LIE
snail speak for itself.
BY strict personai attention to business, and
u determination to manufacture nothing but q
superior quality .: PERE ALE, he hopes Il
merit SHARE OF public patronage.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. pat up ex-
prcSsy Tor family use. constantly on hand.
11ts~ Orders promptly attended to.
NH Is II. s. MARTIN.
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
ENHiS old aud responsible Company nSures
/ ayanS, loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and oilers To Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security vi an
actual Capital OF Sc 29S S0O for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even To the extent VI
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders hummer
about one thousand, and large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible cla'm
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United states
the Company has empowered him "to appear 10
ana accept any action or legal proceedings lnati-
tutcd against or by said Company IN the same
manner rs il the Company were l. Corporation or
Company established By The laws OF tnc UNITED
States, or any o. the several States"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT fu>D HAS REES PLACED
Al rua DISPOSAL Of THE AGENT AT fh!LAHEL"h!A'
rsE>AgiE HIN 20 ADJUST ASn PROMPTLY PAY All
las>Es wiTuolG ErrEEEHcE TO l,U>9oN.
!lBERAl. 10 THE INSURED.
Th, uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. y" Just
claim has ever been. disputed. and prompt pny-
mrut of losses IS i standing rule. Daring the
hast ycar. losses exceeding $4,000 were raId.
ios,e, paid soon as the amount Is a$cof'@'""a'
ANIMAL INCOME.
The Income oi thr Company Is now aho"i ST.
900 300. increasing gradually each year, showing
.Aat il has the confidence O ine d:ac'r"l "'ih'hu-
mites in which business Is i"me.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate j: Premium will he moderate. AMI IN
I'll ,SpS Will Lc based u;.U.. the character q: the
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE.
CO II Il 1 y \,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
SNuTHERI

CAPITAL usER S3U,OOC DuLAaho,
AND CuNSTA NTLI \ j i \ > l : y.
Trn Charter oI this Company olcrs ;a,"-a-
hlv "(yanra.c. - The farmer and other. tA"A IN!
Cnpfual chartered IL the state, ~ ii'"uii iiE
w;lA or without premium note. ii the applicant
prefer au can :I the iH.i amount .! IA" premium
in 81 OF by ciicrting ca.h inse'arrc Tar '"1
vcar. the insured saves "no-2ignti o. tue ''ino"h'
he would otherwise haze Ia pay: or ~ De"oaihS
member au.i Giving small premium roiv, The M
,lraa .a",s aca:'v one bali -. The amount charged
by Stock Companies, wien insuring rom year 10
wear !:li. !, the advantage resulting from lie
combination 81 the ....,
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
yhi, Company comiucnccd issuing Poi'c!es
AGAINST loss or damage b. fire, on The il DAY u:
March, iS1i. since wnic! time over seven .'''"S"""
.ey.n hundred person, naY. insured and become
,rrmha~, - III. Company. and over &2rcn! thou
sand dollar. have been paid for Losses. lH'lns
increased our bI,.ncsS during the past year, We ie''
-ratctu! for tie l,hcra. patronage b""'o"e" uio"
tho CoInpunY ,;!uS ar. and for IL taittEiES pros
meets o: future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe. tnat, hy prudence caution anu iri."
system Of economy, they Will cSl"'ii'h :'' tn'S
Couuany Il rcI,utaiipu for chcapnc*S ahu safety
not SURPASSED by any Company i'll the L. States.
an differences in settlement of losses, may Do
determined by three dSin.crc>ted arbtrators o tt
County where such loss happened, to he mutual!
CHOSEN by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. ". Thomas, James /: Close,
I. L. Robertson, in1nlas :. i'"''
Dr. Z. II. Stab,cr, x. H. Garter,
Christopher Neale, Nm Wright.
p. d. LipScomb, Il. Z heht"T.
Siias Bigiaw, ben !. S&l'e,
Y. N. Turner. George L. French,
4 Blukcy Vim. I. Knight.
OFFICERS:
H. w. Thomas, PrcSi. Thomas /. H!'l' Ire or.
nt.,r,
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JAMES c. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, alexandria, Va.
Opposite PIONEER MILLS,
sS NOW receiving his TAIL supplies OF GUANOS
! ana FERTILIZERS, as follows:
No. | PERUVIAN GCANo, direct importation.
CALIForyIA GrASo, Of recent importation, an
ayliug per cent, Ammonia.
RuBIHsvS's No | MaSiprLATED GCASo, a
superior article. warranted equal 10 any in the
market.
IcnAsog GrANo. from Saidarna Bay, Afr:
"a, anal y.iag II per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GuASo. analy2inG 8 10 81 per
cent. Bore Phosphate Lime.
DsBrEc's No. ! SrrER PHosPHArE os LINE
No. | COLrM8!AS GuANO.
No. | NAyaSSA GyANo.
4. A. MENICAN GrASo.
prLyERlIED Zones.
All Of which are warranted Ia h' ~ the best
quality, and will be sold in large Or smsil quanti-
ties ~ the lowest market rates. aug II
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MISCELLANEOUS HEADING.
on THE STYLE OF PREACHERS.

~
1t is time that the advocates Of the Ian
guage Of Shakespeare Milton, and C"wper,
Temple, Swift, and B llngbroke, Gnrbon,
Robertson, al Hume, should rise, speak,
and put sn end to the nuisance. We sre
much gratihed to find that great master Uf
genuine English, Mr.. Spurge n lifting up
his strong hand against the happy INVASION.
On his first appearance in Exeter hall, after
his return from the continent, 10 the Course
IF an admirable sermon, he visited it and
its authors with the following tbunderhlss
There ls much temper here, but n re :s
very much also of good couimon seisc.
would We had another job, 10 chas lie the
high-soundi"g language OF N d+rn tn" o.,-
ans. There are starting ny III nui mi,
who, if there are not herrtlcs in doct, IN a.
aliens in speech. They are me" desert d
by the old preachers. who sag, 'MarAI amd
there is rothing to mark. and who shout,
'Observep aud there ,s nothing to observe.
except the wan. of everything that is " rth
observing. We know ministers who can
not speak in the common language Of man
kind but must needs adopt the jargon of
Carlyle, who sets language on It's head,
and puts the last word first. These men
must needs make the English language
a slave to the German--the glorious, grand
old Saxon must truckle to their heresies
and conceal the depths of their falsehoods.
pray God the time may come when some
man may unmask them, when all these
bladders may be pricked; when, if teachers
have anything to tell us. they may deliver
themselves so that all may understand. II
they cannot use plain language, let their
tongues go to school till they have learned
it. There is something SO enticing and yet
so firnsy in the modern theological school
that | feel constrained to warn you constant
ly against il. Its mystery is absurdity.
and its depth is pompous ignorance -
There is no theology in it, it is futile de.
vice to conceal the want Of theological
knowledge. A man, With An education that
may be complete in every department except
that in which he should excel, stands up
and wonld teach christians that all they
have learned at the feet OF Paul has been
a mistake that new Theology has been
discovered; that the old phrases which We
have used are out of date, the old creeds
broken up. Well, what shall We do to
this wiseacre snd his fellow-sages? Serve
them wherever you meet them or their dis
ciples. as job did Zophar-laugh at them.
dash their language to pieces, and remind
them that the best things they tell us are on
ly what the fishes of the sea or the fowls Of
the air knew before them. and that their
grandest discoveries are but plstitudes which
every child has known before, or else they
are heresies that ought to be secuted from
the earth.-B.itish Stdnderd.
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,nES- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.--The subscriber will send free "
charge to all who desire it, the Recipea and dlr' c.
tious tor making simple egetadie In, that
will, in from TWO to eight days, remove Pimpies,
Blotches, Tan, Frsokles, SalIowness, and all imlu
rites und rough hn. OF the Skin. leaving the ssme
a. Nature intended it should be-so0, clenT,
smooth, and beautiful. Those desiring tn Recipe,
with full Instructions, and advice. will please call
on address with return postape.)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 80 City Building, n. York.
Nau TorL ono o-d2mo
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 4. GREEN-AUCTIoYEEK

By 4. GREEN-AUCTIoNEER.
JSTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AuC
| TloN or REAL ESTATE AND Personal
PROPERTY On the first TUESDAY Uhe q
aav1 Of October at 10 o'clock, two highly cultiva
tel Farms adjoining. containing about ~ acres
each, situated miles from Washington city, d
, c.. on the Seventh street road in Montgomery
county. Nd. Also, Household Furniture ant
every description Of farm Stock consisting II
part Of
Nine Horses and one Colt.
One pair of Working Steers,
Twenty four head Of Cattle comprising
Mich Cows, young Steers, &c, &C.
About thirty Hogs and ShoatS lot "l sheep.
Pair Of fine Carriage Horses,
Light Carriage, new Double Harness,
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c. &c.
Also Family Carriage and Double Harness,
Single Harness. Ladies and Gents Saddles,
Brides. Sleigh Bells, &C., &c,
One Four Horse Wagon, Harness Carts, Carryall
Corn ard Cob Crnshors, goud as new,
ThYtsling Machine and Horse Power
kockaway, Fan, Reaper and Mower
And many other useful ARTICLES too numerous II
mention.
Large lot of Clover and Timothy Hay.
Wheat Rye and Oat Straw, Corn and Corn Fodder.
The farms will be sold eu o'clock, Mithont
reserve No l. containing abo2t 2Oh acres, title
perfect aui free lrom all cncGmbraacc, has an cie-
ranI modern !o,sc, replela with all conyenlentts
of !irst class city residence. such rs baths, water
closets, range and pump in kitchen, furnace. hne
dry cellar not and cold water in bed rooms. con
Ss.yatory and in tact every thing requisite Tor An
elegant cuuutry residence The house. with its
surroundings, cost about :lU,0no.
Farm No. h:,, about 20u acre. h'shiy iihpr"N
ed lun,l good farm hcu*r new corn "rlh and isra-
nary, good barn and >tah!.ng Tor - horses
Euildings valued according 10 insurance survey n
about 81. ono the whole under good fencing: plcn-
" Of excellent water il every direction. Also,
sll(ricn: WOODLAND ANA inc ,neaGowS. The iarms
viii lie sold together or separate. ~ inst furcha<'
rra option.
Terms OF sale: nmcihird cash: balance to sn'I
the pur.haS;r. secured i,y deed uf trust "a the
property. III The pcr>"itai lr"lcrly viii hr ""id
OH i credit IL months for all sums over 81" aad
mp IL So: all over ;hat sum rreoit 81 Il months
viii nc given for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest from the day "I sale: ali SUMS uh-
der ); 10 cash. Th, whole property, real and per
.Guai viii irAod wilhuu! r. serve Oh the !r>l H"S
day IN Urlnucl. anal ihc safe Will hr continued
tiaiiy untii The whole "l The property i disposed
~. The property can bc We've" and every dcSl-
rahie Information given ny calling OH the owner.
WILLIAM 4. BATCHEIOR, L, about " miles be
vol.d tic farms Of Mr. C!ngctt aud I. T. Blair, on
The >..,cnth street road. Address II hy letter,
Crtlas, Post OHirc, Montgomery county. Nd
\. GHEEH. Au"t.