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s U MINER ARRANGEMENr,.

8 U NJ M Err II u A N q u NJ II NTSs
ar. Tho splendid now sca-solng Steam.
<S cn Forest City, Lcwis,cs. and
EkIkAdXSotice run as follows,
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
o'clock +. ~. and Central Wharf. Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, Mt O'Clock p. M.
Parc-In Cabin, l.o5. On Deck, 500.
N. Is. Each boat Is furnished with large number
OF State Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line. much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience Of arri
wing In Boston ut late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
al unless notice Is given and paid for ut the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
u Freight taken rs usual.
Portland. Nov. %, 1863 4ltf
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A. u Court OF Probate holden at BiddefOrd, within
and for the county of York, on the first Tues
day In August, In the year OF our Lord eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty-four. by tho Hon. L. l..
bourne. Judge of said Court
n n the petition OF Rebecca Goodrich, interested
" in tho estate of Andrew Goodrich, late OF Saco,
In said county. deceased. praying that administra
ton of the estate OF said deceased may be grant
ell to William Littleled Of Saco, or to some other
suitable per,Oni
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next OF KIN to take administration and give notice
thereof to the heirs ofsad deceased and tn all per-
sons interested In said estate by causing copy OF
TINS order 10 be published In the Union 4 Journal,
printed In Biddcford, In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Court TO he held at Limerick. in said county.
on the FIRST Tuesday In September next, at ton OF
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
notbo granted
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrueoopy.
Attest, George H. Knowlton, Register.
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TO Let,

aJY OPPICE and the STORE contested with u |,
WI capital place for sloenakcr--the Office to
work in. and tho store tor leather, &c. Rent rca-
TO sELL--my CHAIsE & HARNESS.. Tho
Chaise, though second handed, Is one OF the best
styles in town-vnrnsh good, ncws slip lining, clean
roony with an air OF comfort about II, AMI is one
Of the best OF bargains. -. ---e t.sr
Also, q good SLEIGH for sale. ,
Blddeiord, July q, 1864, 3wO
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Great Chance for Investment.
ONE OF THE BEST
GriSt and Flour Mills
IN TIE STATE. FOR SALE
All AUCTION!

THE Subscribers will sell ut Public Auction, on
J. the Premises. SATCRDAY, Aug. 9, at2 +. a.,
the new Steam Grist and Flour MIL, situated ut the
corner of Maine and Lincoln streets In Blddeford.
The building which Is substantially built on n
solid II % 90 feet, two stories In height
with boiler house attached. Tho mill contains
three runs OF burrstoncs ~ feet In diameter, for
grain, and one for plaster also bolts and all the
machinery necessary for making the best quail
ity OF meal and -four, together with elevators on
the outside for loading and unloading grain. The
machinery Is all In perfect ORDER and OF the latest
and most approved pattern. The Mill Is capable
Of putting up from 30 TO 10 barrels Of Hour, and
grinding $50 bushels Of corn per day. This amount
of corn can be ground with one run Of the stones.
Tho mill Is located In central part OF the city
which with Saco contains about 1900 inhabitants
1T Is of easy access and Is tho only Grist Mllin
the city. Its flvorably located for retail trade
rs we'll as custom grinding
The Mill was built In 1861, when all kinds OF ma.
terial were cheap, at an expense OF about sll,6Oo
II may he run with comparative cheapncss, rs saw
dust which Is plenty and cheap in the neighbor.
mood, may 10 used In place OF coal.
To any one having capital TO invest In machinery
and trade this Is rare opportunity for TO q good
run of custom grinding may be added large and
profitable retail and wholesale trade, In Hour, &c.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
Terms made known at time OF sale
JOEL R0BETS,
LOTHIAN PERKINS.
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srATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
fpIIE opening term OF the State Normal School,
i at Pennington, will commence an On Wed.
nesdny, August 9Th. Every arrangement VIII
Hundred young ladies and gentlemen with board,
nj reasonable rates and to furnish tho instruction
pcciaIiy needed In school for the trimming or
teachers, CANDIDATES for attendance must be
sixteen years old, if females, and seventeen
wears. if males aud must DECLARE their intention
TO become teachers In the public schools OF the
State. r,tt .,
Persons attending the Normal School will be
permitted to pass both ways over the Androscos.
gin Railroad for one fare. No CHARGE fon rui.
TioS. ENTRANCE PEE, 81 %. More particular In
formation will be furnished on application To Pro.
fessor A. p. Kelsey, at Pennington. ,,,,..,o~
EDWARD r. WESTON.
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At n Court ofProbato holden ut Blddeiord, within
and for the county of York. on the first Tuesday
In August, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-iour, by the Hon. Il. Il. Bourne,
Judge of said Court,
Upon tue pUtitiuu Of churiv, W.. II"ur-
y mond. of Kittery, in said County, repre-
senting that he is seized in fee rs heir with
others, in the real estate whereof Jonathan
Hammond. late OF Eliot, in said County, died
seized aud possessed, and praying that a war.
rant be granted TO suitable persons, authorlz
ing them to make partition OF said real estate,
and set off to each heir his proportion in the
same.
Ordered Thatthe potitone give notice to the heirs
OF said deceasd and toul persons Interested In said
estate, by causing copy OF this order to DO pub
lished In the Uaion and Journal, printed in Bidde-
ford in said county three weeks successfully that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held
atLlmerlck, In said county, on the first Tuesday
IN September next at ten OF the clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, II any they have, why
tho prayer of said petition should not he granted.
Attest, George H. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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At Court Of Probate holden Mt Blddeford, within
and for the County of York, on the first Tuesday
in August, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-four by the Hon. Il. Bourne,
Judge of said Court, ..r. 49,
nN the petition OF Andrew Dow, interested In
W the estate of 0ctavis Cleavcs, late or Bidde
ford, in said county, deceased praying that adiun-
istTation OF the estate OF said deceased may be
granted to him or to some other suitable persons
Ordered. That the petitioner citc the next OF
kin to take administration, and give notice there
OF 10 the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons
interested IN said estate, by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Union & Journal, printed Mt Biddeford, In said
county, that they may appear ut q Probate Court
10 be holden at Limerick, In said county, on tho
lrst Tuesday Of September next alton Of the clock
i'm the forenoon. and shew cause, If any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Regi'ter.
A true copy
Ala. III KnnUlInn RaNisfcr
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BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

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A case Of almost forcible miscegenation
has recently come to light in New Britain,
Conn, which caused considerable mirth 10
certain quarters.
A normal school is located in that thriv-
ing place, where large number Of girls
are in attendance. A young man named
P was one day bosstiDg to his com
psnions that be was carrying on an extern
sive correspondence with several of the
above named females, which afforded him
considerable amusement; in fact he was
getting up quite number Of raoy hirts-
tions. His comrades thought that they,
too, would have some amusement out Of the
affair, and accordingly one Of them opened
a spicy correspondence with the unsus-
peciing victim, under the nom de plume
of HDustalena.n The bait took, P
responded affectionstely, and solicited q
eards de visite His correspondent demur-
red at the request, replying that etiqutte
required one from the other party first.
Charmed at the modesty Of his fair cor
respondent, P sent the genuine ar
ticle. His chagrin and disappointment
can be better imagined and told, at the ere-
oeption in return Of the full pledged pho
toeraph Of q negress, who had obtained
his letters and likeness.
Those in the secret were now ready for
the denouement. The original Of "Dusta-
lena" who had so successfully played that
role, procured woolly wig and with the
aid Of burnt cork assumed an appearance
that would have done honor to member
of Bryants Minstrels. Armed with q
double barreled gun, he sought the board
ing house ofP. and demanded an audience.
He was shown into the reception room,
where he encountered his victim. Here he
enacted the psrt Of the enraged brother to
perfection, saying:
HYou have been corresponding with my
sisterl"
aNo, No, falteriDgly responded P"
nI have your letters and Photograph
Doa't deny it, sirI"
DWELL, il I-I-did-I-I-didn't know she
Was colored."
"That makes no difference" said the
enraeed brother as he assumed military
attitude, and presented his gun at hOri'
zOntal, "You have made infamous propo'
siiions to my sister, and I will not submit
to it,"
Al this P. wilted, the perspiration stoo
in beaded drops on his brow, and he began
to apologize.
"Come with me-" said the enraged
brother, with his hand in threatening
proximity to the hammer Of the gun, tiny
sister is waiting at the hotel with minis
ter ready to marry you. Come.
He tremblingly arose, followed the derct
avenger Of his sisters wron 8, and wheI
be reached the hall bolted for the bscl
door. Being familiar with the premises
he escaped.
The story leaked out, and poor P
Will not soon hear the last of his marrow
escape from forcible miscegenation.
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0HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
ATWATER BUILDIRG.

Bu.iBess PrOTe.tT. A goo l Building and Lot Cd
Public SQUARES now rented to ray 10 cent on prica
asked
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and OHtATio
Streets
First Glass Residence on Euclid street. west of Erie,
with marble mantes bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &C %, 500 aud e7,n00.
Lake Street Good two story Brick House, with
barp, iruit, &c. 81, ,O10.
Kinsman Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage ami
three aeret iand, with barn, fruit shTubbeFy, sc.
Bolt, stTe5t Go, brick House and Lot. $1,000
Wilson Street, near Clinton Park. Good House
Hamilton Street. Good two story House and Lot.
1900. a
Kin.man Street. near Perry. Geci House and Lot.
1900
on 'ario street, near Lake. Good HOuss and Lease
hOld. $50.
Houfe, Store and eashcld on BJEd Street. GsO1
Bfidgs tTeet. House and Lot. q o..
Pearl Street. 20 tage House and Lot. $3.50
Euclid street, near Perry; alTo near Hndson-Sti
come very desirable Buildiag Lots.
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Gifts from Europe to the Metropolitan

Gifts from Europe 90 The metropolitan
Americans in foreign lands have been
actively at work in behalf Of the fair. J.
Lathrop Motley, the historian, sends an
autograph letter from Vienna, and num-
Der Of relics. Mrs. Sherwood has also re-
oeived an autograph letter from George s.
Marsh, st Turin, who sends an oriental
spelling book, Autographs, and other in
ieresting articles, which he has collected ss
gifts to the fair from various persons in
italy. In this list are some photographs
from the Sculptor Vels ct Milan a collec-
tion Of autographs from the Count and
Countess of Guiglucoi; an autograph Of
General Klepfs, from Mr.. Antoni, Of the
American legation; an autograph Of Gen.
ersl Garibsldi; an autograph Of General
! Ayezzans; about two hundred photographs
from Hiram Powers, mostly Of his works.
Mr.. Powers also proposes 70 give marble
bust Of Washington. There is also col
lection Of autographs from DR.. Achille
Marliavaoca, Of Milan. 1t Is designed to
make the autograph collection very in
teresting department. and an appeal il
made to sll persons having interesting au'
tographs to send them at once to Mrs
Sherwood, No. 2 Great Jones street. They
will be returned il desired. Miss Fanny
Kemble is said 20 be making sFsiusbl'
collection for the fair.
Committees sTe formed and working il
London and Paris, and receiving contribu
lions. Ats meetingof Americans recent
fly held in London, Hon. Freeman B
Morse, United States consul, Wss appoint
B ed president Of . committee. Mr.. Cyru
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EAsTEBH THOUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Ney
York, Hartford, and WillOughbyI PRineGYtles Gene-
", AstsbulA and OonReaut, closes at $50 A. M.
EAs-IEE THRoUaH, for New tork only olosea 81
TSsrEEs THaoUsH, Tor Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BOs.
ton, New York and Hartford. CLOSES ct 6:le 2. M.
EAsrEHN WAY, i3E al points between OleVelsna an
WsssTERN THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit. OhioaFo
End Milwaukee, closes Rt 10 P. Ms QeaveI 7;B
WrsTERE fHRousH, for Toledo, Detroit, uhioAzo,
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 6:2g p. n.
MEsTElN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct P. n.
sAsDUsKY WAY, for Sandnsky and slI intSrm0dists
points, closes et3 30 2. ID.
OTROIENATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 2. M, Qesves st 1850
O1EoIEaATI THaousH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 P NJ, Qeayss at 75O
Co Cuo1xEITf i R fuRoUeH, for Columbus, oincihnAti,
Louisville St Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes ct $40 p. n.
PIFrsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inston, closes at 1910 P. ii.
pITTsBURGa WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Wellsvine, and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg Phisdslphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes At 7:59 A. NJ.
MGHOHIBe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes st 10 P NJ, tleayes st 500
nED1Eh WAY, closes ats AM. -
no0EPoRT, &e.; CLOSES cnr dssdAys, Thursdays And
BRECEgvIIIE, BAFB. ike., olOseI Tuesdays Sudsat-
=5HAEoE OEHTER, Granger, Eorth RoysltoR 10,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Z A. Ii.
WARREEsVuLE, closes daily 1910 A. Il
AlszCLsFEI.AADsndE Enolid, closes dAil7, at z. n.
E<~Man and DrOp letter. are required, by law 20
s5-Ell City Circulars are required 20 be prs-pAis
With tWO-oent stamp
- once open froIn l:S0 A. N 70 I:10 +. n. VI
Sunday from a. n. 70 1870 A. d.
3. OJWBE5. p. NJ.
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ZEAL ESTATE,
PRAYTON 1 sToOKWELL
3EAh ESTATE AGENTS,
Onos No. AtEatsr Building. Entr,no, thrs,r,
lhe Insurance Onlce of 81. q BrnYtnn


HouFe and Lot on Libby stIest, recently ovnsd and
eccutied BY 4. N. hhite-A very desirable resi-
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lo,
Brick House and Lot, corner of Brownell and IA II,
eon-Sts. Lot 50 feet front, running TO the Lake
Usn be had at a bargain.
-Four BRICK Houses, Nos. 50, So "a aed Sc Euclid-Et
tots Zoxl5s; very desirable location. Will be sold
scparatelo, or altC getner. Terms easy
House and Lot No. l75 Garden ST. Lot 25xl25 S7OO
Frame House University Heights OF 66Tsn
very dealrable residence. Price S2,COO. Terms
Brick souss 10. st ClAir-st. Lotszxls2. $500.
House and Lot No. IS sibIey-st. Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price al65O
Brick House NO. 2J9 Kinsman-St Lot I1sx2n. To
be had Al bargain
Lot on University reightg; 66xI93 feet on NeWtDn-
et., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute
Frame House No. AZ WoOd-St. Lot 43xiOO: gas and
water. Price s5, 800. go 49,
Frame Cottage on superior-St. Lot B2x2O0. A yery
desirable location.
BdeK Dwellings, Nos. IoI and los Euoiid stres,
Lots running through to Huron Etrsst Very
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovneII-Sta
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xi0O feet
Building, Machinery, 40. for the rnan1fart,ra Al
boxes wash boards, &c, corner Of Wesr Eiyel
and mAin-Sts. A good paving business
llO ieet on Ebcid-st. 1erns easy.
House and Lot, NO. 100 Ohio-St. 81 500
Two Br1ck Houses and Lots on Euclid-5t, near Per
Cottage, No: l24 Lake-st. Lot zsxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. ~ ScoviiIe- avenue
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres 90 Wilson-Avsnuo, with conSiderAblsin
q saARhs GlsEelOnd, PaInesyIIle . Ashtabula Ran
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JNo G. GENNIEGs;

Walnut Stre5t. One and half story HOuse. slT5.
AdjOining the Ci y, II miles from the Pest once
q large and nice Cottage House, ksrn and 10 acres Of
land, with Fruit, Shrubhery, &C. 1850 marl2
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Fffanllatiol-lErOm the Nrench.l
After having play the Pianos OF MsssrI. KnAbs
Oo Ii is impossible not 70 bear testimony 10 theiY
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
nanufaoture on which have played, are eIoesdinT.
" remarkable 1r their qualities OF TONE The Basl
& power al without hsrshAsBs and the upper notel
SWe4t, clear and hsrmoniOu5ly mellow, (ehryBtiiAD
and de not hesitate 70 express In regard these in
Struments ny entire satsfaotion and to declare thai
tured in Europe this country by the most oelabrn
led makers. LsiEnOdl Is. n. GOFTsOHALK,
To nessrs VIZ. KzABz 4 Co., BAItimore:-I can.
DOT but congratulate you upon the immense progress
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among thl
VEN bsst IN the country. n. sTRAKOSOH.
MI. aEO. A. BARLOW :--Thess noble Inntruments
kosaess Immense resources OF power and expression
The bass is sonoroO9 aRd grand the middle register
HAnt clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single nav; the action
ths fuest OF which tho Piannforts Is gusOsptible.
Ina word, KnAbss Pianos are worthy OF the great
estATtilts, and are capable Of rendering the hneF
:. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
HI. q. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It gives me pleaS1F
% stats that consider the Knabe Plano equal % an
and Superior 70 most instruments made IN this coun
HsyfnC used one Of the same l6r ten or mora houn
Of Zach day, for two years, feel confident IN recon
mending them TO all who Are unacQuAtnted with thsi
great qualities" Am, resPsotf1liE EoGLs,
Ieaoher OF Auaio Slefelang , AeLnaie . y enllnAs
GA. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me much Plea
ara to be able to say, that conBidsr knAbeg Piano
he finest both in Volume and swee tues, which hnG
tVer played upon, either N America Or Europe.
\ Thepe daIs operRts with better eheot than in IN
othsnns trqmente; and in fact, Rnabe's motto me
ksulr Be, "EIoelstor." Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. AuIlo, OleVslADe
Prot h. J. H0THNAaIh, Teacher Of Music IN th
Ohio State Blind Asylum. Wftta1 :'s After examining
/ large number Of VIM. Ensbs a Cos Piano Fortes
IunheaitAtingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen. Their tone Is grand and noble; they hay
great capacity for sustaining ths sounds and thet
volume Of tone or power have never heard excelst
They combine with hne touch, Depth sVeetneRl
i tons, purity and durability"
| -
| 'aFhAt the Knabe Plano Is superior to all othsl
made in this country, for brilhAnoY, GWsstnesI An
Velume Of tone, needs only IS be heard 70 convince
| the isot. .n-Istats Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
| augI5:RH
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sFEslAl nBTlGEg.
word, Madame Zsdoo Porters On

In 3 word, Madame ZsdOe PcrtePs Gu
HNTIvE BAIsAn is the great Antidots to Coughs,
Oolds ga d ni1mption, and rs NE VIII amply re-
pay the confidence Ct the user. It has already done
mach, aud is destined 20 do nOre 20 mitigate and
finally banish from the human family, 50 terrible
seouTgeof SUFFERING humanity Is Consumption.
nTMadaIae PoItsrs Curative BsIszn can be OBJ
tainsd at Benton BsoS., and Strong Ar1nstrOng's'
Wholsaale Agents. cleveland, Ohio. ml4.R2 lv
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THE ALL SIJBBIOIENTTHRny

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
a Letters PGtsnt OF England, and Escursd 81 ~.
seals q the 6oole de PhnEmaeie do Paris aud u.
No. 0ne ig invaluable for Exhhustion. SpsSmahor
rhcea and all physical diEabIlities =
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have hsrstOOre boen rened by fbe nGu
seQua and peEnioious use OF e0paTia and cabsbs.
Noe Three has entirely B1pplAn ted thefninrioul uas
relis disperaing al hnpu-itss. and roofing out m
TRIRs EAARs Nos l. and ;, preparations "a th4
Do carried IN the Wastooat pocket. Sold In tin csseg
and divided into separntp doses sdminiaterod by
Nelpaui LAliemands EOuX, Rceld, 40 Prics e each:
or oasee Tor %, which G3; and IN ~ oSse1
whereby there is q saving OF % To b. had WhoIe.
H6W York. @''
Lmnedistsly on receiving remittance Dr. Barnv
VII forward the IriesomaT to any part of fha orIs
noqrely packed, and addressed accoriinG n M ~
stfuotiona Of the writer. 7 y - ~
H7-Hold ~ g W. UTIA RK AGENT too msv.l,rd
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BARMg gOR sALn

ElO eeres IN Breoksvie; IS acres improved, balance
- onOice timber land s25 per acres. Terms easY
q Acres Ia Bed1oId. Coed House and Barn. n ater
and fruit. Price -, 800 - = y ~
100 ACES In Newburgn. House and Barn two Ditch.
ards and IS acres Wood Land
proved balance lumber
" acres on 50. Ulalr,SG. small frame houae
Is acres on kinsmAn-St., opposite the Cematery
" acres 70 wood land, balance improved1 on ElcHd
hoadi good springs Of water, fruit, and q good
Iituati5n for grapss. - -
Ohoice and we'll selected lands In Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sals or exchange
30 acres 10 NeWbuTB, about miles from Cleveland
9oo1 house aud barn and fine orchard IS on
Square,
Fruit, Water, Ac
50 Acres IN East Cleveland under bf0h state of rI
ntation, good house and barn u miles from