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The Singer Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
the best and cheapest und most beautiful of- all Family
Sewing Machines yet offered to tho public No other
Family Sewing Machine has many useful appliances
for Hemming, Bisdng, Telling, Tucking, Gsthering
Guaging Brsding Enbroidering Cordirg and forth,
No other Family Sewing Machine he's much capacity
for a great variety Of work Il will sew all kinds Of
cloth, and with all kinds OF thread. Grsai snd recent
improvements make our Family SEWN Machine mos,
reliable, aud mos: durable, and certain at all
Of speed makesthe inisslccksd stitch, which is the
best stitch known. Any even Of the most ordinary
cxpecity, csusos, Al glance, how 10 use the ieusr
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines
arc finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Fohling Case Of the Family Machine 10 piece
Of cunning Workmanship Of tho mos, useful kind. II
protects The machine when not in aud when about
to bs operated may be opened as 4 spacious and sub
Cases. made out OF the choices, woods flushed in
the sples, and chastest manner possible, others
adorned and embelshed In tho costly and superb
iaaIner. zrf. ~
is absolutely necessary to see tic Family Machine
in operation, so TO judge Of its great capacity and
beauty, r
Es fas, becoming popular for family sewing our
TAe Braich Offices well supplied with silk, twist
Send for q Pamphlet
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
45s, broadway, New York.
FRINT NAGLE. Agents, ~ clsirsvilIe, ulIsn.is
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Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of deed Of trust executed by Hugh
ID Nichols the 18th day OF March, lr69 and now oi
record Olo county. State OF West Virgna, IN Book
43 page 52 aud also BY other deed Of trust airing date
the a3d day Of April 1859 and of record in Ohio county
ing nj the front door Of the Court House, the third
Monday in January l.th.l let! the following property
viz; Lots Nc So ios n no H. and e. feet Of iS. No
all IN the First Ward oi the city Of Wheeling.
And a, the same time and place piece Of ground,
with the mproveIne thereon located at the West end
OF Union street. oil the wharf form, ry known rs the
Also, at The same time and place, the following pro-
perry Grahsms Addition to the city Of Wheeling
Quincy street! par! Of 10, No g. being s. feet more or
Ire street. which is well improved and present oeeu
pied BY Mrs Mccullough, aud also =, y East Wheeling
Abo the same time and place, piece Of Land con-
aning q surface wiL coal pryilss. Of 90
ths West by land. Of The Crescem, Mil Co.
Also. At the same time and place ~ shares 81 stock
- the Belmont Bridge Co.. and IL shares Of stock in the
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia.
will also sell underthe .ams deed Of trust on the
fourth Monday in January 1854 in the town Of Mounds
known as the "socknan Placen situated i, sud Mar
shall county, on the waters Of Fish Greek coniaining
Glen Easton aud eight miles from Cameron Said farm
| will be divided in parcels to suit purchasers, ~
win also sell under the said deed OF trust on Wednes-
day, the s7 day OF January 1854 in the town Of Mar
tnsvs, State OF Ohio, in Belmont county the Martins
vile Ferry 5igh and Boat, the Cottage Hotel with two %
located in said town OF Mariinsvile. . l1-
Terms OF Sae-One third In Cash, the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest," with approved
sec uFty, aid title retained until tho aouey ID paid.
Any of tile above properly will be sold at private sale
All persons Indebted 10 the estate OF Hugh Nichols by
book nccounis rents, Otherwise or 10 the hr
Of J. NJ Todd Co will call and settle the same, and
my person having claims ngais, the estate Of the said
Hugh Nichols The frm OF nj. Todd Co.. will pre-
seni The same for settlement. -
Isaac Cots 10 fully authorized settle tho estate Of
Hugh Nichols deceased. or 10 sell aud convey any oi
the above described property either nj public private
| sale, and has my full consent theretoN
| Wheeling. Dec 9Th. S6J. A Z. n .delO-ts
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DO-MANT PAPERS thst hare been try
ing to stem tie tide without advancing the
prios Of subscription ere now contemplating
. riss With the besiaainR Of the new year.
The Salem Republican -eneo Of the best pa
ipers ON ouf exchange list--has some very
timely and sensible remarks on this hesd
which we traa5er to. our columns
3 There is no reason Why the papers Of this
county should not advance tho prices of
subscription. The papers 10 all the counties
around MS, ws believe, lin Jefferson, Har>
rison and Guernsey J charge half dollar
more than wsldo 10 this county. We are
issuing the CHRONICLE .ow At the same
rrice We did three years ago, whsn every.
thing was ~ ''chsap Is Dirt" when we
bought paper At - rs . rean against "a rs
now-when the farmer sold his corn at As
and SO cents, against 81 90 now. Every
thing else has gone up at the same rate. II
shs farmer, the manufacturer Of paper, the
merchant, or ths mechanic gsts an increase
Of 70 or . 100 per cent for hi, products why
sheuld not tho pnnterf no i-aa
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FARMERSl I
Probate Court, Belmont 20.

Petition to Complete Real Contract
chskley Dawson, Admir- ELl b. DAWSON aud
vs. aye, residing in the State Of
FIJI b. Dawson, ct al Iowa. Sarah Dawson, Henry
Dawson, Anna Dawson hliia Dawson, aud Sarah Louisa
Ciendenon, granddaughter minors, residing in this
county will take notice that the 26lh day OF Novem
der 1888 Chaikey Dawson. Admir- OF the Of Joel
Dawson deceased, filed In Tie Probete Court OF said
county petition alleging that the 10th day Of May,
lse4 the said Joel Dawson then n fun lie did certify IN
writing that he had sold yona,han T. schofed tri.
angular lot Of land cotAinne sigbye ss and
poles OF the Northwest of his farm, aud desert
bed follows: Beginning at a stone the North boun-
Diary section township in range g. and 3a 90 poles
East from the centre Of said line thence south l54 deg
f. is 60-l0O poles 10 q store thence N. 25f deg Fast
Is "a i poles TO stone on the said North boundary,
and thence West IL l01oO poles the place Of begin.
ming containing IS el0 perches That the said yons-
than r. Scholhed paid 10 said Joel Dswsoa In his life
time, the full amount OF the purchase money
The prayer OF the petition Is for suthory 10 make a
deed to suld Jonathan r Scho6ed in behn Of the hefs
al law aud legal representatives Of said decedent
Said petition will he for caring the I'd dsy Of JAM
usry, 1894 OF as soon thereafter ms leave Of the Court
can be obtained. F~ CHALKLEy Dawson,
f.h Admir- OF Joel Dawson, decd.
Dee. 10, lss3.-4w
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~ woaD 70 ConarsposDrsr

I, 4U-A WoRD 10 CORRESPONDENTS. =
We wish to suggest to correspondents that
they should take more care in preparing
their sffusions for the press. We receive
great numbers Of letters every week from
the army and elsewhere, and if We under
took 10 correct and punctuate oil Of them,
~ could 6sd time to do nothing else. Ac.
cordingly, many good letters have to 60 into
ehe stove. simply because the writer has not
pAid sufficient attention to his photography,
grammar, and punctuation. el, - y, j,
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NEW VOCAL MusIc.--"Lsua Of the Brave and
lt Free" Rev. q. s. Plumley ;.''Your Fortune is too
Small for Me Comic Soug, Maurice; Il will waii as
The Gse for Thee f. Holdeni I'VE Parted with Cheer.
full Smile NJ. Kear; -One by one the Stars OF Eve
ming The Flowers bloom in Linden yae,r = Law
renee; The Morning is Dawnngn n 8. Leland Where
.sThe Angels Hove-ins Nearr -rhe Year OF Lave"
How Soiily Oh the Bruised Heart' Mrs. Parkhurst;
"kildy Words and Smiling Faces J. Thomas; For
the Dear Old Flag Die "Oh. why am 50 Happy,- =.
C. Foster; -ssbbaih Bells, Chime On nIowry s5cenis
eat b, mailed free. tt
NEw issrErnESrAL ssc-'Idl-wildr-potv -.
price, by NJ. keilsr; -Mon,ing Prayer" W WI .aE,.G
"Summer House OF Roses" Gallop by Mrs, Psrkhprs,
Waltz" "IArmetee Wslir,n 'frederck waiir,r J. q.
Bernard, 40c each "We Are Coming, Father Abra sm'
Always Look the Sunny Side" ''BriIIsnt yaria-
,ionsr by Charles Grobe. SO cents each "shsf We
Rtow Each Other Theren for Gui,sr by Bocmer. $50.
10 by James Belsk and 10 BY Mrs Parkhsrsl Iss each
Mailed free. l-nst,lre -Iit
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, Ne. ~ Bssslwsy,
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HApArnNttIAs
rxu DAY scHoo. sELL.

<o-ooe copies isssed. A Singing Bosk - asbsss
sI,d Ssminariss called tbs Day .scboo Bell, 10 aSv
ready. y eo'i,sns stoui 900 ehoies songs rounts,
csche, duets. tros quareits and eborssss. many sf
ihem expressly iof thus work. bssides - pager u
The Esments OF Music whch easy ard progressive.
Among the large number Of bssutifai piesey nay -
found. "Unels ssm's School, I" Ds M yss hsas tbs
shIldren coming " -Alwsys look on fhs snnny side,
"Ths iuls lrss.h ~ and Little I.sd,- On II were n
little brdn bird Of bssuiy- Pretty pair sss, -ApvIi
Chorus "Msst by the RAINING brook. As IL u
compiled by Horace WaisB author Of "Sabbeth School
gslir Nos I and which have had the snevnoss ca 10
OF sfsOv0 coPss Pnses-pzpsr eovers 73 e,nts, -
per hundred bound 20 esnts, sss pei hundred cssh
sopiss furnished si the 100 phss Mailsd ii The ss~i
pTies. O.. .t..
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EIN CANADA. About regiment Of
stout. hearty men fiom this county are now
ID Canada. waiting, with palpitating hearts,
for Uncle Sam u get through With the lit .
job Of raising soldiers that he has on hand
just now. Windsor-the spot where Va.
landigham is " waiting and watching -
ssems to be the Meoca toward which all
ithsir feet are turnsd after they cross the
Lake. Tom Rinksr and John Norris, both
Of this vicinity, are said to be visiting there
Just bow. Tom, ii is said writes back to
his friends that Il is ''cold ~ hell up
there Should Mt wonder
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., S..
Csurt Of Commsn PIess-Civii .,

Bank OF Wheeling j Ter, will take notice that, on
1.-THE I'd day of November, ts63,
John r. Miller. the plaintiff Sled its petition in
this Court in substance that the defendant bied
to the plsinf in the OF $3.50 so. OIL account Of
money received, with interest from that day The sub
stauce Of t prayer that Judgments rendered against
the defendant in favor OF the plaintiff for the said OF
- $50 6D, with interest," The plaintiff is notified that MI
has been issued In said case and has been
levied the real estate OF tle defendant in the said
county.
day Of January, 1864. or Judgment will be entered on
his dsfsul' aecc,dins 70 'hs prsSs. Q, saia Ee.ion
= Nov. IT, isss-Sw I--'7
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Married.

DAvIs-TATE--On the 2sd inst, At the National Efo
tel by Rev. J. Cart Mr. Samuel Davis, Of Thorpshirc,
England, aud Mise Mary y. Gate, Of West Wheeling,
Belmont Co., Ohio ..
DUTROW- HOWEII.-on the 18th inst, by Rev. J.
d. Vail, MIR. Amos w. Dutrow and Miss Sahie O
Howell, all Of Bridgeport.
GlFFIN-HANLoN. .--On the 10Th insi by Rel, r. g.
Hogue, Mr. Archibald Gitfn, Of Belmont Coun,y, and
Miss Susannah Hanlon OF Jefferson County.
TAGGART-MURDAUGH The s,h inst At Burrs
Station, by Rev d. r. CsmpbelI, Mr. James II Tag
gar aud Miss Josephine Murdaugh all Of Belmont Co.
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Notice to Our Subscribers.

The THIRD VOLUME of The CHRONICLE
piu espue on Me 2sth Of Jonuavy. All Of
our subscri6ers ,oho ,oish to get the paper for
1854 at the ddudnce, ratcs-sl so a year
must pay their subscriptions previous to the
sof February. After that time, It ,oiu be
" 90 rs4ti
So This Is fair ,carning to auour subscribers;
and We hope no one, at the present enormous
prizes soe Ore payingJor everything, ,oiN ask
W to step aside from that rule. We are de-
feyp,ined h tttiheye 10 Il.
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ruH NEW PATRIOTIC soNo Booa

sortsins % pages Of sons. duets and sssrsssA hsA
sick and dying soldiers aud sodisrs Scripture Manus
II is well suited for social Singing o. well esbbsis
worship Anong .ss many s ss.u,1s piss.. %-y Is ss
Christian Hero .sfhree Cheers for Banner" sCems
sing Of n"Columbis the Gam Of the Ocean
"FIeemsn's Gathering" '-coumbis's King forever,s
Marching Alongr &c. Press-papsr Govern ts ssnia.
slo per les. Nailed al hs rsiaii phss- $. p
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rHB ArpENKuM coLLEcrroH

contains Five Hundred pages of tunss and hymns.
and old, Of the choicest kinds for church Sunday
school, revival missionary, Temperatures prayer and
The music in this book has life and animation in H. lk a,
Shinng Shore "Rest for the Weary shall we know
each 0sher there,r ''Sha beyond the Rivsr.'
'Thsre is a Beautiful word,r kind Word&r Sweet
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Love- "suder
little children mai God sase the Nation ~
&c Prices single copies bound ss cents, s55 per TOO;
cloth bound embossed gilt rs eenis tss per 100 Asel
HORACE WATERS, Assl-
tsl, Bresdwsy, New rosA
Publishss Of he above Books. 8
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SABBATH SCHOOL Bell. No, :

10 an snrs new work sf iss pssss and nearly ~ tsss
and hymns Nearly one million Of u,ess Bsiis
have been ssusd and are now ringing through
choice pieces may be found shsll beyond H.
Riv<r,i There 10 q beautiful Word,n 'Sonow shs !
come again no morsr DO MT you hear the Angss
mgr '1hos God. seett me- sabbath Bells elsims on,s
&c Prices OF Bell No. are same Bell Ne O. Be,a
numbers can be elisnsd In volume, prise, bouAe
copy 30 SIS per hundred; cloth hound sasssssl
g 50 SIS per 100 rs copies funiishsd - The ~
pnes. Nailed aiths retail pr.ss.
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LAND FOR SALE.

AM authorized TO SELL on reasonabls terms the fol.
j. lowing described lands In Bsmom County. owned
by William Chandler Of Phsde phia the title coed
573 acres IN Washington Tswh.hip pow oceupied by
John Mooseyi 2ti neres in Mead Town.hip occupied
BY Martin Csldwelli tso acres In Wayne Township,
now occupied BY Sutton a Miller. I.r =
Possession given Rrst Of April nrrt
The hrsi two farms said IN he hne sheen FERNS
refer TO ssm Daaord, Esy Of Wa shingfsn Township,
who has had charge OF these lands Tor a number Of
yean IUCJtfS CASE
deft-4w ATTY at Law, Newark. Ohio.
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~. 4 = JJpl-Tbs V;es-P Pr.,id.,

~ onrLapKINo UPl-Ths Vics-Prssidsnt
scf The United Ststss, the Secretary of the
sesnste, the Speaker Of the Hsuse Of Rep
,ssssntativss, and the Clerk Of the House
al began life in The printing Office, and
worked their way up from the case. What
: slaricas commsntary this i on those
bsnigp institutions the oeuntry Is struggling
70 hsrciaally 10 maintaipi N'
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8nsihess Autites.
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the time pieces manufactured by the
American wsich Co. Of wsltham, Mass, have rnned
6nn hold upon the favor Of the public, and now, TO
less han 5000 Of them speaking for eu,,elve. in
the pos kos Of he people From a very insignificant
beginning the business has increased until we jus
fed in stating that WE MAKE MORE THAN ONE
HALF Of all the watches sold in The United sta,es-
Repeated enlargement Of factory buildings and the
labor Of 500 operatives, still find unequal TO supply
the constantly increasing demand. And msy here
observe that Notwithstanding the high price Of labor and
matrrisis actually sell our products less prices
than those current ave years ago.
We refer these facts only for the purpose OF proper
ly introducing smother subject relative msnufac
Of watches Hitherto chief object has been 10
make watches for the million a the lowest possible
pricesomehims TO take the place Of the mskebelieve
watches called Ancres "Iepinss, ~ English Patent
Levers" &c, annually thrown upon this MARKET in
countless numbers, by European workshops--wa,ches
which the refuse Of their factories, unssleabls
home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
This object we have accomplished, and now we have
to announce ,ha, have commenced the manufacture
Of watches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO cHRoNoMETRY,
unequaed by anything hitherto made BY ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world For this
cd an addition to main buildings expressly for this
branch Of our business, and have filled il with the best
workmen in service. Proftng by our long expert
ence, have remodeled the form o watches, in.
Producing such Improvements as have been suggested
and proved 10 be good from time to time, and have st
,uted and Of isochronis, adjustment
and compensation New hines and appliances have
been constructed, which perform their work with con-
summaie decacy and sxact,ude, and the choicest and
most approved materials only used. Nothing in fact
10 wanting other in mechanical principles material
workmanship 10 ensure perfection in the result
We continue to manufacture our other well-known
qualities under the following Names ~
"APPLErON. TRACY L cor"
"P. 8. BARTLETT
And the Soldiers Watch"
t..aeaL .a"WM. ELLERY.n ilrI .rf
The latter, tue lowest priced watch we make is sub
stantia reliable timep cnsed IN sterling silver
hunting patter aud 10 not liable get out Of order either
in marching riding fighting All the above described
watches, including the FINEST, which named "AMER.
IcAN WATcH CoMPANr" are sold by watch dealers gen.
orally throughout the country.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
jy28 inside COW I'm 1s2. BROADWAY, N. Y.
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WATER. onrAr MUSIC ron rnx .nLl.os

Arranged as solos duets, quarisbs and ehorusss fos
musca socieies chors Sunday schools public sshcols
seminaries, etc. "Shall know each other ssa!~
'Don'i you hear the Angels conng," 'Sbail We NEE,
beyond the rivsr,' Ne in timc,p sfhers isa beautiful
worldn Where L,bsry dwsls IL my coun,ry.r Free
Abrasm six hundred thousand pors' s'rhsrs s I. an6
OF Love- sorrow shall sgen morsr Hhsavsn-
1--WE viii love osr Sunday School, aOgr God is marsh..
ing onn God savsihr Ns,on," whnier's song sf ,'rns
Plsu,sion Nesro,p Fair Freedoms Mon. has d awnsJ
Al nsLr .Oyer the moaniain" aliite Efla an Anrsi
aWils IS gone to Hesvsn.n i.saaer little ehndSsn 70
come unto ns.r ..Bury me in tAe rporipgA Asshsr.
cents ~ cants per dozen, - per 100; postage fssA
each In sheet form with PiaLo zsso.pa iixsr d els
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Execsss sor's Notice.

RTOTICE ID hereby given that in the Probate Court FOG
IN Bculpai Couniy 4 Ohio the undcrsigned ap-
pointed and Qualified Executor Of the estate Of James
NeIeish decoased, late Of said county. lrflfg
All those indebted said estate requested 70 make
immediate payment; and those having clsims agsinst
sad eaais nehed 70 present Them iaF settlement
V''' - NJ :. Z. .4sX 9ARRETsoN, Es.sa'sr
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Guardian'S Sale.

TN pursuance OF order Of the Probate Couu Of Bel
L mont county, Ohio. made the 18th day OF Decem-
ber, 1893 in the Of Elizabeth Hoge, Guardian Of
the 9th day OF January, 1854, al o'clock r. ~. on
the premises, offer public sale the following desc rbed
real estate, situate in the county Of Belmont Ohio and
in the town Of Someron. AVID known Lots No 10 aud
TO- and strip OF land Of the South side OF Lots No. IS
and g. three feet wide, the whole length Of said lots
Subject TO the life estate Of Elizabeth Hoge. .....
Appraised at eis0.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ELIZABETH HOGE-
Dee II, ls63-4w
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, no. 1,

eeutans ia psses and nearly 30 tunes and hymns s.d
is tn, most popular s 3 Book ever issued Among hs
-Chrs,ian Hero" 'Besuful Zios7 4 ought love ny
slothern flis Angels told me co., I'm the Lsbt .Re<
each SIS hundred hound 2s cents 30 pssihSnArsd
elo,h bsund, embossed gilt, 20 esnia ssS pss ioa
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~THE- Wheeling Intellisencsr gives
notice to its subscribers that on the l.t Of
January the price Of the daily will be raised
to 81 90, and the weekly to ~ 90 q year.
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rHK HARP OF RREEpoM

soutsns - ases Of sonGs ducts sad shssusss ss Ys-
dom. Among the choice pieces would name, .FsiS
Freedoms nornr % stmy people zo. Over noun
tain, They worked me all the dsy.r he. Priss ssnts
sash
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A FELLOW in Ireland, who was being led
to execution, told the officer not to take him
through certain street.. lost . merchant
who resided there should arrest him for an
old debt.
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lie auction, on
Saturday, Jan. 23d, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A H. and o'clock p.
~ Of said day upon the premises, the following de-
scrlbed real estate situate in York Township III the
said county Of Belmont. and bounded on The North by
lands OF Robert Carpenter OH tho East by lands OF Rs-
er Carpenter and George Vile the South by land. Of
Urls kansick aud John Oneaere, and oil the West BY
lands of George Gates contsning one hundred and ten
acres more or less being the same premises OF which
John Seer late OF said county Of Belmont died
ing the hsusehold right Of said family in so much OF
said Tract as is contained IN tho following boundaries
the same having been set off as u homestead TO said
family Commencing in the middle OF tn, road and run
ming West with the line aud land of Felix kansick to
white oak stake 21 rods thence Norh 10 rods to the
aforesaid fence the Southwest corner Of the garden
thence with the nesnders OF the garden fence to the
road thence with the aforesaid road the place Of
beginning. Containing four ncres, less inclu-
ding dwelling house orchard smoke house, garden Ac
Subject also to the life esate Of said widow Mary Seer
in the following described part Of said premses-the
saline having been set oil 70 her dover. encing
at the road and running with the line Of Felix Kansck
and John Onsacre TO the Southwest OF said land
thence North with the line Of George Gates 10 the boy
mentioned road; thence down said road locust tree
the kast side Of said road marked q csrnsr tree
thence little North Of East "a rods to elm, marked
corner tree thence nearly South % rods TO biHck
through about feet from the fence at the road
thence down the sforesaid road and the meanders OF
the same to the place Of beginning containing "a acres
more or less. 2 y .a.. >. t.-...f 1 .
Appraised at Ss33 a.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Admir- Of John Stellar, decd.
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RurH: A SACRED cANTAfA

contains 10 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyss nsss
BY Prof Gull This excellent book for conc srs fss
the young. Prces-paper covers 20 ssnts eIs PER teey
bound Is esnts, $50 Psr lUo. s-a
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BETTER THAN CALONFI. OR BLcE PILL.


They exercise more pow rful influences the liver
and its seere,icns than caomei mercury, blue pill,
hence their importance In cases Of Liver Compaasts
and Spleen Difeuies, JauDiice, Dyspepsia, Bilious At
tscss Headache &c. In the uoatmsn, OF Feves either
bilious, yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing FsvsVs,
they are superior quinine. Their influence extends
over the entire system, controlling strengthening, and
bra ing the relaxed aud wasting energies, and regu
lang all the secrctons ~ the natural performance Of
their duties, cleansing ard purifying the blood, and
purTng from the system all dIseased dsposu and iz
pure humors.