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which cxcitcs little attention audno in.
tercst.
sP, M.--The hour for voting has ar
rived, and the fsct is announced by the
Speaker. Mt. DIIbfeich is only at the
twenty second page OF his composition,
aud begs To be endured through six pages
more. This request is granted, with
much reluctance.
The galleries are wonderfully crowcd,
and women arc iudvanding the reporters
SEATS. The Supreme Court and the Sfu.
ate appear to have been transferred oOd-
| ly 10 the "a ,or uf the II use.
$40 p. MA mo;iOn to lay the mo.
tion to reconsider on the table assumes
the character Of a test vote. The most
enrnc,t attention is given to the calling
OF the roll. Division lists appear on all
sides, and members. reporters, and spec.
titors devote themselves 70 Keeping tai
ly.
or cou,s, the attempt to table the
amendment will fail; bu, there are no,
votes enough to pass the bill Alb cntees
drup in; one "aye," one "nU." The
roll is called over by the Rsadlag Clerk,
but the count has already been declared
in whispers trough the Housc--5T ayes,
a:3O p. NJ QUESTION is taken nov ON
the motion 10 reconsider the vote Of las,
session, by which proposed amendment
meut was lost for want uf third.
TIE Hpus, vote to reconsider -ayes, l2;
nays, b7.
Now commence efforts 10 sisve vf the
tinal vote. Robert Mallory, ID ,mocrai) }
ui Kentucky, with m'nacc as To whe,
course he should decide 10 pursue, op
peals to Mr.. Ashley TO let the v,tc he
over till Tomorrow. Other Democrats
rlam1r for this delay.
Mr.. Ashley refuses and siards firm,
this being the acecp cd time aud The day
of salvation
The final vote briugs. Down the roll
we 20 t. Jun s Z Erglish, % moordt)
of Connecticut, vino votes "Gye.', A
burst OF applause " cts this unexpected
result, and the interest becomes thrilling.
The Speakers hammer falls heavily, aud
restores silence.
Ctrrk-'John Canson" "Ayc." Ap.
lliuso pgain, rcprcsstd again by the
Sp aker. Angry calls among the Dem
ocrats aud great irritation ol feeling.
Clerk -"Wells A. Hutchips." Ave"
A sli- OF astonshInent in the reporters
-e lerv.
william Bradford "Aye." a move
ment oil satisfaction all over the H"us''
'Hno D. steele AYE wonder
""u pirssuI' p.e m"n'l's'eu,
8, =, oM,sne o"" "So"v, ~ An
n M ~, ,",a p baJ "IO n", 80" W. "s" rnougm
" say "''' Vo'' ""u "o' oee" g'c"'
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"e ,.s ro.'ns 70 uo"'' o Sw'' Pe.e,,S , run
w '.e u'.s'on ''','. OIr nup''e" "nu
",ne',tn ~ MY h"'''"' "eVs"
n're 'aS" t1a 'po ''.Ias! ,'. A., -.
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spvuA L.. ,,.ha =, tho n,d;cncc nn;cL %
W tue i,oI'. "" r,r ,,ayry r,cr r,,, =
~ WvvvuY Wy" ~ We ~" 49, = .sonrss
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S"e.' y snu"., ''"s' u"u "".v"',o'a
n,ples'n'a'V,e p 'I s"u "u';'"'s ~ w '"e moo,'
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Changes.

UhxhgeS'
Suuder g. Carpenter hus sold out.
May the muutle OF their business patron
age fall upon thsif successors, und secure
them large profits and ready cash.
Hedge has sold his large splendid
block to Souder g. Carpenter. We hope
he has made n speck,-surely his sue.
cessors are satisfied with the good bar
gain they have nude may they be
successful
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0J-Gen. Pope has assumed CON nand
Of the MiIit"ry Division of the Missouri,
comprising the departments Of Missouri,
Arkansas aud ths Northwest. Gen.
Gilmore has been appointed to command
new department in the Southwest,
including South Carolina, Florioa, Georg-
ia, and part, il not The whole, OF North
Carolina. He thus supersedes Gen.
Foster, Gen. Sherman stiIl remaining in
command nf the army in the field.
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lew Advertisements.

A. II. Byers-Agent OF the Etna In.
surance Company, also, OF the Corn Elk.
change Insurance Company,
G.J. Keen-Agent of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company.
d. Reddeld-Agent Of the Connecticut
Mutual Insurance Company.
Smith g. Barnes : rifin Agricultursi
Works.
Administrators sole of Real Estate,
Byers e. Thompson.
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Corn HuBks for Paper.

OUIH Hubht IuI IkpVr'
1t is stated that 4 discovery his been
made Of a method of manufacturing pa
per from corn busks. which il true, will
lead to the consumption Of thousands Of
tons yearly of an article hitherto con
sidered very little value.
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Game L,w.

Game L,w.
The Game Law went into effect on
the ist day oi February. Alter tina; date,
any person killing or offering for sale,
rabbits, qusils, ducks, Get will lay him.
self lirble to prosecution under the game
law of this State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

0TEx. Governor Tod, was elected
President Of the Cleveland and Mahon-
ing Railroad Company, at meeting oI
she Board of Directors of tho, Company,
held in Cleveland on Thursday last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

GTThe President has said that he
does not consider a Postmaster or uny
other vfficer Us having a right to re ap.
poiuiment after four years service.
This is cheering for the outs aud alarm
ing for the ips. However, many faithful
officers will probably be retained Old Abe
himself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

@One hund-ed guns were fred a,
Columbus Ohio on Thursday evening Feb
oury I'd 1855, in honor Of the passage Of
the constitutional amendment, sbolishine
Slavery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

A woman in Liverpool has just walked
a thousand miles in thousand hours.
Her feet went faster than her tongue an
nomally. E
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Confirmed.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Therc was earn.
est resistance ia the Senate yesterday
to Gen. Meodo's CONF frms,iou as Major
General, but it was fnally carried by u
majority Of Eve. Senators Wade and
ChaEaler, il is said, were among the
opponents Of the nomination.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

Nm limbo"
CHARLEs MYERS. travelling Snowman,
wa. s,rssted by U. s. Dept. Marshal on
Monday lost, taken TO Cleveland, indicted,
,ked aud fioed S3a and cost Of prosccu.
,ion, foe running gin enterprise without
1;couaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

01rGen. Lee has been made Com
mander. n.chief Of all the Rebel forces
SO say the Richmond papers. Now we
shah see what we shall see.
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Personal.

Personal
DR.. Kuhn has come home, be has boon
for some time on duty US surgeon in the
hospitals at Camp Dennison, Ohio.
Lieut.. s. Kisinger, of the lst U. s.
Chasseurs or Goth N. Y. has come home
on a short leave Of hbsence.
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Special Notices.

ITO rnx NEsvovs. nssrur.rrs sSp pssrcSpssr
IL or norp ssxxs.
great sufferer hsvisg been restored to hsshh IN
= few dsy, amer many vssrs Of ui,sry.h wimss TO
sssia bis uasrug fellow etss,utss By ,ssdius
tftss), on the recsiP, cf postpaid sddts'ssd en-.
vslops, a eery oftbe rossvt. Of core smploysd
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Boz isa Post once, BseoAlys, New Yerk.
January ), iscs.
NERVOUS oEBitrY, SEMINAL WEAK.
" MISE, ftc.,
an Ne cured BY one who hes really cured himself
nd huudtsds Of o,her,, sad will tell yeu asthiae
,ut the uaih. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD ". TRAvER.
Auss5iy Lock Boz, Boston. Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

6tTweniy six per cent. of the sol
diers from this state left families at
home. .tA
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Attica Festival.

Attica Festival
A festival was held at Atiica, Ohio, at
Miller's Hall, OH the evening Of the LIST
of Februury, under the suspices Of the
ladies Soldiers Aid Society of thut place
and passed of with the good snccess
usually attending such patriotic gather.
ings. We are informed thut the net
proceeds Of the entertainment to be de-,
voted TO the comfort OF the soldiers, was
slio. The supper table war well pre-.
pared and looked tempting with its abund-
ance before the onslaught commenced.
The ladies who conducted the affair
are entitled 10 great praise for the sgree-
able and pleasant treat afforded. Among
the most active were to be noticed: Mrs.
Rice, Mrs, Moltz, Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Rim.
niger, Mrs. Seed, Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Mil
ler aud many others we cannot name
for want of neaua intance. The Young
ladies, of course, for their smiles and tasty
decorations OF hall and table arc deserv-
iag of special mention. We too are well
paid for our ride vf eighteen miles u
visit this socisble aud pleasant festival
and can truly say God bless the ladies o.
Attica for their many klndly efforts TO aid
the sick aud wnunded heroes in our un.
Ion army. Tif6l, o. Feb. 4, 1854, -
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Wanted.

Wanted.
Wanted at this Office good Boy tC
learn the printing business.
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oSE OF rBE TwESry.riyrh

Nkw HAvEH, June lith ,isbl.
Ma .CoH-sIR; Havisg been troubled with the
By,pspsis for ZONE sight o. twelve non,hs, 1hsvs
tstsn the usa.l Minds ofmsdieihes, which hsvs ress
me no good. saw your stysnissmsut Of q medi-
eins oeerr the Dyspsp,la. have fhsdi and icundit
70 be The medicine. The hrsi u drops (ths nh Of
yuneo that Itook, relieved me IN one snipuis. I
have tshen " three or four times. but have bad
distressing feeling IN my stomach since taking The
hnt rs doPs; stoesther before, . ehold not sst .
meal, sFd scmstipss no mole than three OF fssf
nouthfulls without distressing me.
Respectfully, y. .wooDRuFE.
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SOLDIERS

You ought not 10 be without such n valuable meil. g.
cine. The Cincinnati NRiionsl Union, Of April
cath. says that tholsands Of soldiers ave been
saved by the use Of Sticklsud's Anii.thalera Mix.
ture. For sale by Druggist, ai so cents per bottle
General Depot, No. q East Fourh street, Cinein
natl OHIO. Ootl3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09
THURSDAY, FEB. O., 1866.

6TThe lilacs bloomed in Marysvile,
Cal, last month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-09

0rJeff. Dsyis has appointed Friday,
the 10th o! March, as fast day.
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Credit for the Hundred Days Mon,

The State Senate passed resolution
ins,ructing our members Of Congress TO
use their influence to obtain credit for
the service Of the hundred days men,
When they were offered by Governor
Brough. one of the conditions Of their nc
ceptanee was that "no bounty was TO be
paid the troops. nor the service charged
or credited on any draft"
Subsequently the men, actually in SER
vice were exempted from the draft
which took place in the Fall of 1864
The State has been reimbursed for all
expenses attending it, and for the honor
of the State the contract of its noble
Executive ,hould be lived up to, to the
very letter.
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NtW HAfbhs June Stth, ltt4.
Mfsshs. G. G. cLARk Co.--GESTlEAtE;-IaA aA
siTe 10 make noNnthe alHost instsntrr 60, srret
ef"Coes Dyspepsia Cure" IN essss OF febolsra "a.
hns, had been tor twenty.four houTs porg ntst
the stomach and bowels, every ffsen ninsiss. i
went into your drug store 10 roeurs some brandy as
had aiways been told that II was coed snsd, 70
DysenteTy. Ny pailid ses aud my esakasss at
ones attracted The attention ofths clerk IN ehtrr..
and he asked me nj once "whai 10 the mAii.rf" I
rsPlisdi ~ have been for twenty -four haur, voait.
ing and purginF, snd ! am unsbls 20 stsnd or walk
from weakns,s, and this deadly 1iekne,s al ~
stomach completely pIo'irHiss ne. he producsfs a
bpils ofcosb iiysnepsia Care ,ssysE, " tsks tsrr,
swallow Of that's Il 10 now II oeloetj tsks sBolhs,
aherdirnsr"
From the memsnt took that do,s ofths m.di.Ins
NY sieknsss at the stomach was gons--iush shert H.s
iTstahianeous. In a. hour eat MY dinner With ss
good relish as sverhungry msn psnook, tssIrhs
we'll cleared Ont OF food,) snd followed by tee.
,pooAfsl Of cure. have not suffered Hsr,isls sf
ineonysnienee since teek the remedy.
lis asiion was so wonderful nd 90 me ste tbas
couldhsrdly bsisvr the ssideAess Of my own .sr
snd desire to publicly male known lhs,s sct. that
the whole world msy avail themselves OF ia use.
Like brend, u shosld 6nd place IN sssfy onsss
ouse, and believe that no one shouid so,wsy hcn
home without Ahois Of II In his p.ck a., or vfs IL
souid be suiekly made .ssliabls. GEO. L. DRAKE.
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iMPoRTANT no TRAVELLERS

While journsyin ing on the ears, my ston eh ks.
cane badly dsrangsd, causing evsrs pain N NJ
sad Had u been on the water " would have bees
called s.a,ichnes,. A lady sitting By me, knowins
my condition, feached out n hottie saying ,"iaks
swallow" did SO, snd IN less than Eve pina,.s
my trouble wss ended. The medicine wss"co,s
Dyspepsia Cure" and from the eject ID had spos
the Stomach, and what have leaned Of IA sines, I
think It must be an excellent remedy Tor sen ,ieL.
rrs' and Dy,nrSTs. MRS. .SAMuELF FIELD,
Madison, june 1OIh, ,IEdi
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Nav H.sts. Jun. ! nh. i,s4.

NV HANtF, June Hh. If6l
Msdieine j lreeeived from yen, gave instantsnsrs
relief. only nssd Il whes nv food distrsssss ne h
was sbopt like tsking two deset 10 day 10 ssr.
food and decreasing the medicine, uaiil VAS sss.
hsd TO est without taking snyihins d all Ny esss
was slirsms one, having .ansrsa fsr.svss yssrsl
bottle Of Medicine inths space sftwe noniht " q
dose vas atssspoonfsl ELLENs. ALLEN,
esld ~ Druggists N city .sd eaeniry svssy~ssss
PRICE sLoo PER BOTTLES get N
Orders BY sail; from either dsals'. % sss.ssAsss
&c GscLARkkco.
Wholesale Dr.saissss Nsw Hsvss. css...
NoTE>-Fsh .is. srous.rs Yin AZ 49, -
ssudois fer ksu,ss ssjBs.sss, - IN n 81 Z
Slk,spsssiisS 10 he s'sssfiss, - n '-Y' \
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Those who know my oonstit tuition, what myssH.
dit ion has been fofihe last Thirty years, will bssvs
with me that medicine which viii reach my cass,
will reach simostany one. Goes Dyspepsia Cure hss
snabsd me to eat anything please, and IL very sell
dom now have 10 use the mesioine. u 70 elissss hs
In an ,ns'sn, when VS.. In siea pain. My ~hsis
system 10 being strengthened hyiiswe.
ANN L. bAGGOTT.
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- fsnefs.
Nsw HAVEN, Conn, June IL, ISo4.
mEssm EpiroRss-Allow me, thfopsh yoursoI.
spHs,to acknowledge my gratitude for the bsn,htI
have received from he use Of Goes Dy spep,is Cnr.
hhhourh wn great sufferer from Dyspsp'iS, TIE
bl-d me tn cot nuything lplssss. without psin 4
have now stopped using the medicine, as no Longer
.sedh. PhLMlRA LYMAN
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Attention.

Attention.
The City Council have made lsnvy
for bounties equal to ono hundred dollars
for each recruit required in The city under
the recent call for 300 900 men, aud have
issued bonds to raised the money imme'
diaicly, which bonts our citizens should
take at once aud give the city the immc.
diate benefit of oil bounty monies pcccs
sary for the filing OF the city's quota.
"Rally round the nag boysp' aud the city
will be cleared from the draft.
Seneca County Agricultural Society.
The Seneca County Agricultural SO-
cic,y moi a, the Court House, in this
city, puisuan, to notice OF the Secretary
on s ,,urday last. Tue minutes Of the
last annual meeting were read ami ap-
proved. The Treasurer OF the Society,
A. G. Sheath, presented his ANIMAL rc'
port as follows:
Amount on hand at last
nnnull meeting Sl29,4e
Amount received during the
year 1870
Total S2la so
Amount of disbursements 1928
---|
Balance on hand 1914
On motion the report was received and
adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned sub
Ject to the call of the President.
The officers elected at the last meeting
still continue to hold their positions, us
follows: T. II. Bagby, Presidents; James
d vd, Vice President; A. G. Sheath,
Treasurer; und J. I. Huss, Secretary.
BOARD IF MANAGERS.
Adams, J. Stillwell;
Bloom, Lewis Owen;
Dig Spring. Peter Brayton;
Clinton, G. C. Park;
Eden, William Fleet;
Hopewell, Geo. s. Christlip;
Jackson, David Dicingcr;
Ljudon, Joel IIalcr
Liberty, David Dickens;
Pleasant, Geo. w. LUZ;
Reed, A. c. Blker;
Scipio, Theodore Ink;
Seneca VILLAIN Barrick;
Thompson, Jlcol. ID cker;
Venice, Edward Chlds;
Isl Ward Tiflin, NJ. Sullivan;
I'd Ward Tiff, l. A. Hal.
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MApisoS, Conn. Jane aOth, Ies4.
From the bereht derived by the use OF Goes II,..
pepsia Cure In my iamily, am prepared 10 say that
never ihisnd TO be without IL and sdvi,e ali who
Ns shle,sd with Dy'peP,is 70 Try y.
PHILANDER LEWIS.
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M Cor:-Tbe bottle ofCos's Dy,psrsin Care yss
gave me hss backed NJ your abatement concrrnisg
H. have only ussd half bottle, hsd can eat pine
sppls, short cake ANYTHING else without Ieubls.
II act, like charm. The relief II anofds ~ instaa
tAneous. JANE A. LONREY.
NV Haven, Jane leth, ,ltca.
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Testimonials.

frsm The Faster of,hr Meihodiu 4. Church. msli.
son, Conn.
Ihavs ssed Goes nyspspsih Cure In my IT, a.l
sns " willinrly testify To It's value hs = medicine
HENRY GlMANO, Pastor NJ. T.. thsrsh.
Madison, Coma, June ooh, iss4.
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will ..,nsd ssnust ssis, wheu H.. su,s 10 u,sa o.
Temo,e, the Dtus,e by rsmovi nfthe esso, ne,l
Alcoholic Bttieu which vtNer W yorr hsd fsslials
lot few momsntsb by thsr txhilstatins sh,et,.
Bewse Of all such remedies or bsvtrsEss bnt
tplates use Rsmsd, that will restore the ais.
essed functions to their ormsl condition ard set IL
molten the entire hnnsn merhabi,n In perfect hsf.
mony, and upon principles s,non, nous With we'll do,
fined ph, siologies laws 1hatsaeh WILLIS the .fsv,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
Latest fr0m the Rabal stataa.

PHILADELPHIA, March "A dispatch
from Washington to the Bplleti6 say; 5
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 9Th, ed
itorially says: 20 8 - ~ Z
The air is filed with alarming rumors.
Every. fear3 has found ayoioe, and every ear
Is open 10 the tale it tells.' Measures of
aster.
Gov. Brown is editoFialIy attacked BY
the Wing and Enquirer. . cseq-pg sR,i,
The proceedings Of the rebel Congress
are unimPortant. s5s9I ~ }-
A dispatch dated Charlotte, N. O., Feb.
26thi gives Gen. JOhnston's order on Gssnm.
ing command, which is dated Feb, 25th..
A dispatch from Mobile, dated February
14th says: go 5ls. assz al -tass.8 . ~ Ill-''.
One of the largest meetings ever held in
that city, took place on the 18th, at which
resolutions were adopted with tiVietory or
death" as the watchwords. 1s 2 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

BETHnDnAIr win commeneeiu day OF
two in the lower portion of this district.
A man who was draftedin Peasants conn
ty last fall, ran away and Joined the rebel
army. After serving couple Of months
he returned to his homo saying that he
had deserted from the rebel army. Learn.
ing also that deserters from the rebel army
are not liable to draft, which is true, he
supposed himself to be exempt, and CON
tinued so to suppose, until he was arrested
and brought to this city on Wednesday, and
mustered into the United States service,
Withthe consoliug assurance that he would
be tried by court martial for desertion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
mrANoTHER RA11RoaD Aoo1DBNr.-A

DGrARoTHBR RAI1RoaD ACCIDBNT.-Al
accident of serious nature occurred on
Monday morning, on the Pittsburgh, oieve-
land and Columbus railroad, short dis
lance below New oomerstown. The road
at the point where the accident occurred
is very near the river, which, during the
late rise, had undermined the road SO
much that when the train reached the point
theroad gave way, preOipitating the engine
and tender into the river, which is SO deep
as to cover all out of sight. The fireman,
John Bell, was drowned; no other person
Was injured. The engine has since been
raised, and the body of Bell recovered.
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FOR SAI,E

II oFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situuted
On me me o. the National road, four miles east
OF inc Guy OF wheeling. Said property consists Of
S 5esioencs' containing eleven rooms and an attic
Sso fourteen acres ground attached on which are
convenient oothouses, ir GLIDING brick stabling
Si.o ana spEi9g house, chickery and two cIsternS
Snol9e Kind Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees ali
theTe are also choice selections Of Grapes
bISekberries, Strawberries and other
evergreen and other Ornamental ShFubbery. $50
- Ii4 ALSO sel my Household Furniture to any
0ne 1esltlnS % purchase ali together.
PERSONS desiring to consult me In regard 10 price,
zen tsl@s OF payment 60, can leave their names at
tne Sas Com 90 or visit me on the premIRes
-leSS-tI --- JACOB HORHBROOK..