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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
VIM. HiRTLIY'S COLUMN.

!
s.ssa.ss sss,sszss
The Eureka Hay, Straw and Fodder
Cutter and Crusher,
Will save to any farmer whs hiss siE head 81 Aorsss
to keep, at least $3.50 in one season.
This machine has been improved since Iast year,
and is pronounced by the farming paDlis "TAs beet
Cutter ever invented"
Having sold more than 100 Of these csttsrs the
past year, respectfully beg leave to refer TO fee
formers of Bedford county who have them in usei
Jadge Burns, Daniel Walter,
John Schnebley, Abraham Reighard,
Samuel BooT, NJ. B. Miller,
Simcn Nycum, John Shank,
Jacob Fetter, John w. Hoover,
C. f. Rea, Michael Schafer,
John s. Brumbaugh, John n. reeter,
Henry HarsbbergsI, Henry Clipper,
Samuel Griffith, Jacob Yont,
Jacob Riddle, John HaldertauSs
Isaac Irl@r, Martin Hoover,
Adam Dlbe1t, VIM. Grisinger.
Joha Whteline, Frederick schneblsy,
Adam Samel, J. Irwin Noble,
Henry St!fiar George BowseI,
William Rock, David Karns,
William Keyser and some 90 other farmers, all of
whom I'm confident will speak of this machine ia
the highest terms Of praise.
On account of the great scarcity of mechanics,
the high price of material, and the great demand
for these machines, vas unable to secure enough
to supply the demand last season. And having now
but 40 on hand, farmers desiring to seeuIs sutt
MUST ORDER SOON.
Also
still have in store sn elegant assortment Of
Hardware Of all kinds.
which will close out at very fair prices.
Farm implements,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
THE BEST
Coal OIL and Lamps
1T THE LOWEST RITES.
CORN SHELTERS,
CIDER MILLS,
T, GLOVER HULLERs.
GRAIN DRILLS,
MOVING Il REAPING MACHINES,
which viii sell during the winter at much less
than they will be sold for next season.
SAUSAGE NEAT CUTTERS,
at old prices.
BUTCHER KNIVES, MEAT SAWS,
REVOLVERS of different kinds
SADDLERY,
SHOE FINDINGS,
MILL SAWS, at OLE rates.
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, &c.
Being deslrous of closing up my business, all in
debted to me will please settle at oncs-and per-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRELLAS
inst opened at CRANER'S.
May %, 1868.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
GGptaltoiten $8OO,OOO

81 Sptaltoiten $8O0,O0O
0ieles lit teine &leint9feit, uno penn .9err
8drnum ausfiibrt, mas er uuternimmt uno
0ieles ilt ibnt nod, nienlaIs miBluugen - 10
Wiro oieie5 oieier Staot unb Der 9ansen Station
CUR Gbre unO gum BOrtbeil gereihen.
q. 9aS neue Wtueum foil nad 8.'3 Blan tDl~
senoe 5ouptsN sNbtbeilun9en entbaIten 9rcbe
!0alIen fir Sammlun9en einen lan9en Saal
nit 8ilbne fitr pbpRtalilde uuo aneere uoturz
wiileni daftIi6e @prleiingen uno grperin,ente3
Elm pOlpteGnil6es 9epartement fir bic 9tu8>
iteluns ppn MOoellen nener @rfnounsen; cine
8iloergalIere; Nquarien; Elm lIn9eberreS Sbea@
ter i'm unteriten Gei6Ob, no 8otitellun9en BON
3eitertInten idbrlid 3 OtOnate int QGinter,
pant0mintl6e Sprtellun9en I'M SUlnmer unD
mpraltlde Sralerz uno S6auIpieIe eriter &lalle
i'm ibrt9en Sabre 9egeben tperoeh iclen. 9uf
benz Oahe tpetoen Iib Die 5opDs iden @drten
belinben, welbe Sphere aller QBeIttbeile entbalz
ten llno pelde nit einem mUblour9Iufteten
Stodpert iiber benz 0a6e bebedt tperoen fol-
ten. Sin grpBer 9ebe=glprarat miro bur3 cine
i'm Seller befnOIide 9ampfnlaldine in 8eNe
auna eelebt nerben llno Oa8 ganSe @ebdube
fpir6 f.uerfelt sebdlit. 9eie 9rpbdrtige 9lne
halt tpiro cine 53ieroe unierer Stapt meroen.
Die8 neue WtuIeum foil i'm pbern Ibeile Der
Staot erbaut peroen man ipri6t BON einem
8Iabe in oer II. Str. unipelt 8roabmap unb
BON anoern Oertli6teiten in jener 9la4barz
i6aft. ,'.-a. --' (Jty. .Stsitg.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21

Der ieit,e teine gSelt, iein Sins uno 9lGeS 1T,
auf ben, er 9ebOren u1o auf peI9em er gu iterz
ben gebcfft bat, .bab bieler 9antmer ni6t ibnl
ipnoern benz Baron 6udaroe 9eb6re.
Der Baron bat bel6IOllen, ibn ppn Dem9au.=
nter 81 entfernen. H. 49,.
llm Dem 5uoOrintOmmen, tauit &itterbaulen
SOrberun9en, ,welde brittle Yeripnen an 6udar>
be baben, Observation-Disclosures oe8 Barons
on ii4. st er6ffnet benz 9eitrensen 6errn oieS.
ST orobt ibm: brau6it ou' pen 9edt, ip gez
baau6e i'd bas meine. Greibit bu MIDI bon
Dem 9ammer fort, 10 treble ib unerbittlia meis
ne 6Oroerunsen elm, laiie reine Burg DOer peun
oas ni4t nl6sli6, oa iie 2ebnsut, ale Oeine
fabrenoe 5abe nit 8ei6lug beIeeen une per=
lteigern. ~
gBie tpiiien Sic oas, nsin 6err? fra9te Si@
bpue in bobem @raoe pernunOert.
Son bem 6errn &itterbmien ielblt. gr mar
oprbln in elmer iebr pertrauliden unterrepung
10 freunoli6, es mir mit3utbeilen. e
Wfsin gater ieIblt iaste Sbnen -?
@eben mir weiter, perlebte DlOnliear Grs
MAINS; alIo Ger ipammerbeliber beorOht ben
BurgEerrn; Der 8ursberr aber entgegnet, ooB
er bieie 9rObuns nibt bea9ten perDe, oob ct
iein gDOrt segeben, feline Gbre perpfdnoet, ben
9errn &itterbpuien BON leinem @runo uno 8oz
ben ansSutreIbeH, unO oab er ibn besbalb aus
treihen peroe. ,.-4 ...c...-- t @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
(6Ortiebung fol9t.)


Varnnms Ylat1 fir cin ncurs WMleltm.
9r. .8arnunt lit, mie mir pernebmen, nit
NuSflbrung leines BlausS fur OaS neue Wluleum
eifrig bei9dfti9t uno er empfdn9t babel 9luf
nunteruns pom allen Seiten uno aus allen Sc
9enben uniere8 2anoe8. SSn benz leBten 0anl>
pier i6idte er bereitS einen Mgenten na6 Guz
rOpa, unl bort perldieoene Wertmiiroi9t 9teiten ST
lihern, tpelde bereitS friiber. 6rn. 8arnum dne
9etra9en paren, uno in IA Sagen lou Elm an=
oerer gIgent nah europa reilen. -f, '.~..
9lu8 alien @egenbsn uniereS 2anoeS lino
beret5 Mntrdge eingelaufe1, oen nnternebmen=
ben S9aulteller nit Sammlungen Don Wiin<
gen, Mui@eln, allsgetppften g6seIu, 9teIiquien
aus Oer-&epOlutipn, pie aus Der grOben 8ebele
lion &c. gu perlOr9en. @en. Scott bat bereitS
6rn. 8arnum cine mertplroiSe Samnluna
perl6nlber NeIiquien gum Prdient gemacbt,
mel6e nit Der Belt INNER b6berss Snterele gez
winuen peroen. Sin 6err bat, tpie mir erfabz
rem, gu oem nelien Wtuieum bereits 1000 ietz
tene unO pertbpolle Dhldeln am Iebten Sans
tag beigetraeen unb cine Dlenee anoerer inter-
elianter @eeenitanoe lit pom perldieoenen an@
bern BerlOnen geitiftet Dproen. gGm bDren
AUDI aus gutter GuelIe, oaB oa5 Smitbipn' 'i6e
Snltitut, Die 8bilaoelpber gttaOene Der 9tatltr=
Wiiieni6dften uno mebrere anoere 6Gentli6e
glnltalten 1T perldieoenen Stdoten ale 0up!is
tate, Die iie beiisen, 6rt. 8drnum gum @e@
ident MAIDEN luelIen. 9iele 8eitrdee lino tpertb=
pOlIer ais @eIo, neil gar maude GegenltdnOe
fur @elO, rueni9iten8 ni6t lcglei9 gu baben Ino
8eiOnoers iollten eS li9 Die 9erren Gopit1nS
llno anoere Offljiere bon Sdiifen angeie9en
iein lailen, mertrpiiroige gremplare aus allen
9iei6en Der 9totur bon ibren Seereiien fir 6rn.
8arnum initglbringen u. i'm Nuslanpe lebenOe
Nmeritaner iOllten ibren gatipnultOl; oarin fin
ben, bo8 neue Muieunt nit Wtertipdroieteitet1
Der perI6ieoenen 8elttbeile als3uftatten
9a8 Wuleunt mar in ber Gbat niht blpb
cine SnititutiOn unlerer Stabt, fonoern Elm nab.
reg 9tationaI,S Snltitut, benz lih tein anoere8 in
ben Ser. Staaten in nan6er 8e5iebung 9Iei6z
itelen fonnte 9te8 gilt namentIi6 pOn ben
nlineralO9iben Samn1luneen unb BON GeIiz
quien aus Der ameritanii9en @eihihte &c. .,.
1 glilr 8enige MAIDEN ii6 cine @0rtequng bon
Der @r6be beS 8aptuls, pelhes erforotrlib
1T, I'M Elm iuldeS llnternebnen gil beginner,
rpie es Serr 8arnum i'm Sinne bat. st be-
re1net bic
Soften bes 8altplate8 81 100000
a" . @ebduoe8 -. 100000
;f Der Sarlrtlung - 10000
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
OeId6its=Nnseiae.

T. SENT b &c. teSen tn Rp - stpF5 S9rwGrbfr., asSe
szSgter etn SBhpleTote t.t SltotL SruGSeIh1ft nne
dpaeee er5ntt 2eEg Ssetn5oe irn Serest ste sra"
sen ,r Stt Serreu aert pie bGs pabIIsu tn aGstaet
s1f a5ltdR GufaserffaEs a1ae1.
}IaS6r3TRi1 ~ &. SenFt GO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
9Drrfcllpr Munoram'S
SNd0elt Nrdlfer z(SIirir

IA unEres sas teat bts tst betonu.t its ur etIuus
BON aler art tnebeiOneert Aaesn
srampf gerbauunSsi6wdbe, GbUlera.Nnfda SruffAmsrs
ssn DtGrbcea RGitten, Bre6rubr S@whbeI, BI6buneen
RppffGmera Mdprta RalteS 6ebfr, Steraufbett Spner
complaint Ipwte eteen 8 4 tn unc erfGltun8 +.
Do bitfeI GItrr aus retu uuf&dblten beeetdbiItGen
GtpItn beAtbt ~ tentt e. @ nC beiDnetrs sur Sernbt
guns 9tnber Ute etenfaat be abntn eer-
eIten Reirs Ntutter fUute ueridumen ets basCn TIM
5a Az iep ipte es tn bteem Sale NIT bte cter
Dar uaS 3uder Ssr6aant sestttn erbt. Der erUsarss
GrfUIs btr f& felt ibe ~ SGbttu tn Dtut6nnb 8eset6
bat 6 aud bsr fett ben estn SGbrtn sldntrnb bswabr
u TT btftI gIittr abtra9 ttn unentStbrItes Sansmtt
StuDtben. 80 .lJl!tlle =. tz.Is -n.
eeren rs Cts. +'i4 .-.+-.>~-~
yrpf. gDuubramy aasemen teIiebte 9lutretnt8un1s'
Rrduttr NQeu um6 pulStr werbtn jebfm 2etbenbep,ap
d rpntf& GHttttsen n sur f@tra 2etunS mtns'
enb empfOblen. s5s215lfy t3i, ..e7s
~ ft sur ednslt&tn 5ttluns ber Eeln&t; Gt&tp y
ir rahteaen Dertrebune bon @tt unh &teuG atis,
nus; Bdba.Itnttur, sttbt auetn6Itdlt&e aetrune,
8anbwurm guIber Rnb Gt6utertbee. es.~ z4kLt ~ -
3u taben bet O. 5tHRt 9ten u, Blu 1tenbfune
2SX 3D. Yratr 6aupt Aeent fur 1dItmcre fwtt tn btn
baaptIi i&lihfen Mprtteteu.lQ lQ y9t4IGlil~ St4- tSe
-" ,..,.. s.... y Ill, SultMS SisneIt, Dentif,
gii'lI @@2s'ti'" E4++4'''@ NIerahbrsd, 3D.,
hauptosentns far ben DRrttt epIurttd' Bet ba ,
GbrtRtsnt, 500 stt Ctr. uub a71 ptnniuISGuiaGe t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
(SSnSs Scfen.

@tnfaGr unb Osppelle Wa86en gum 2Ubtn, Srartn tum
6etaer trn Biaselse9 no. empEtIen ~ ben btatUher
pre!en -.tt+.s.- VI Me1tsr o 6SHe. .e,{
fasata1---E "a SIf @~SNasaSrftr I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21

-eutrD l21 @enttaI,M gent fit sans Amertal
hauptaAenfus ;fGr ben DtRrttt @UIunbid Bet 9 3 ,
9 gbrtRtSnt,b 500 stt Ctr. uub S71 ptnniuI1Guia&e /
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
TGsIiber nnS ipGdbentIic1sr
;, Baltimore 10 G 6 er.
9srdnsss9eben BON -1.ggl5H
Si0eI S gebmdllMer. -as5
8eninamuaem.

SSeDin9urt9etI. .asa. ~
Ser tdse gseter tcfet in Der @taOt ~, I'M Ssnts
US9entli&, sablbar an bic &rSSer, we'Te O"'A'
nortliG ftnb. r ~. !. ~. . u,>o,,c+e cbpv
So iS6rIid in BerausjaPlnn8. 60. go. so
Das gSOd,enbIatt eritciut teOen UFeE'as ""O t'h
Sc idbrli& i'm GOraus Sa3lbar' ,ys.y;s
Wa1 Ocut6laub Uerfaubt: 50 taPrllS (s'n@l'esl'Oss
hes @ortp).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-21
sslftiensyS sySrn,lrIJr,feiy

Io&riGt pirb biermit seseben, bas 8u&er 5u 3si&s
nun1en bon Attien gu benz Capital Stcd ber rr,4e
Baltimore Brewing, Mating and DistiIling
7..a- s7a-.1" Company s II 81. ...arI
bonn Is. SUM Bis gum 5. 5uli bon Utorsens 8 1lbr
tis l l16r Oiittass in ter Office y 4. .a..tI
SaO. 5 SeUrtbifrafes Gcfe 5anctteftr..
ene Greppe sod, UHen liegen.
faG benz Gbarter 1T Ger Capital -Stod $3.50, 200.
eetbeilt in 5000 Gftien un6 iece attie $685. Cir iebe
aitie Iiub Bel Der 3ei&puuS 81 unp bon Da an pS-
&entti9 25 @entS 10 lang, bis bic Attie eDGiS eins
besablt, 5r entri6ten. -'- -+-'-+ ~. .t p.
Mprs Mltmann, Soifpb y. EdtltUuie,
Mnereas Baumalrtner sbrihtdn y. NtGtI, hi
SCbann GruNe j. Sriepb Slnprtrt f..
SranS 8lrbner, -. fs stet1nu SArarbt ..~
@eprg E5nta, Gdrl j. Steterts ...a.
Srfepb 2eeer, -lstai pbtltFp N. WestI,
'.-. ...-.. .r9 ..-. o., ..,. Pc. OtrettUreR.
SUfepb @upsert, srafsens; 8rars @arbasr
= Sdasm. g. s. Wt6el, Setr. t14mt1Wt)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
PET ROLEU M.
j. C., MORRIS,
NO. WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.


nPFRRs FOR SALE IN LOTS TO
~ SUIT purchasers, all the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OIL
STOCKS; soma paying from FOUR to FIVE
PER CENT. monthly, ON par value Of FIVE and
TEN DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BY
FIRSTCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
! Parties desiring daily quotations Of Stocks, or
information In relation to them, can have same
furnished upon application.
Orders from parties ont of the city promptly
attended to. Remiftances, or satisfactory ref.
erences in all cases to accompany order.
: Sales made at New York "PETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE" or at private sale
Refers, by permission, to the following we'll
known Houses Of this city: -
IeesrA Harbeeks Il Co. Josiah Aacy's Sons.
Galwey, Casado & Teller. George Milne
b c. Norris, President Columbian Ins. Co.
Caldwell & MorriA Successors to Brewer &
Caldwell, aH
g. ". Dner.l Cashicr Bank OF New York.
jsu91-3m - ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

We expect and hope and pray and tor
a crown of glory. but we neod not expect
it without labor. God has scattered
Christian duties, like grains of gold, all
through the sands of life, and we must
pick up from the dust of the earth, one
by one, the grains of gold from which to
mould our own immortal diadem. The
more abundant the grains we gather the
richer will be our crown. He who gath
ers not these golden grains will never be
king.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
Notice.
Steam Engine for Sale.

i STEAM ENGINE, 10 inch Cylinder, feet
stroke and IL feet Fly.wheeli and two Cylinder
boilers % feet long, - inches diameter. which |
will sell on very reasonable terms. Apply at
my residence miles from Martinsville on tho
Mt Pleasant and Martinsville plank road, OF ad.
dress THOMAS MITCHELL.
ap2.Sw Martins Ferry, Ohia,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

MACK" the correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says that ameasure,
involving the expenditure of millions of
public treasure, was carried through
Congress by the votes of two members
dug up from the "Hole in the Wall" SO
drunk that they were incapable of know
ing what they voted for. Such is the
legislation of the party with great moral
ideas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
THE Henderson Reporter says:

Quite a number of negro women and
children, freed by act Of Congress and the
order Of Gen. Palmer, have come into this
city. Some of them have gone to Indi-
ana, thinking that the land of promise,
while others remain here, quartered in
whatever houses they are able to secure.
Some of them come in with the eXpecta-
ton that houses are to be furnished
them and they cared for by the Govern
ment! The dream of African freedom is
very delusive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
?, House and Lot for Sale

i IN which I now reside, corner Of North
street and the Pike. The house has ten
good rooms, with hall, cellar and two porches,
together with stable and all other surrounding
improvements calculated to make Il comforts.
bic and desirable residence Terms reasonable
and title undisputable Enquire either on the
premises or at my shop ON Market street.
maraI.tf JACOB ARNDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

In Glasgow, Scotland, the number TAX
en- up yearly for drunkenness amounts to
one in every fourteen and a half of the
population; one in seven of the adults;
one in three of the men, but full one
third are women; so that in fact one in
every ten women, and one in every FIVE
men, are taken drunk to the police sta
ton every year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

No anticipated act of Mr.. LINCOLN's
Administration has been looked for with
80 much anxiety and suspense rs the ex-
pected proclamation to the Southern peo-
pie. Speculation is rife as to the spirit
in which it will be issued, and the terms
it will offer to the rebels. The hope that
1t will contain such propositions us will
be accepted and acted upon by the peo-
pie of the South and thus prove effectual
in restoring true and happy peace, is
combated by the fear that it will breathe
o spirit of hate aud demand compliance
with conditions worse than death in the
estimation of the rebels. Never in the
history Of the world has there been so
grand an occasion for the exercise of
Statesmanships ~ that which is present
ed to ABRAHAM LINCOLN today. Will
he prove himself equal to the emergency
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
The Fate OF the Negro.

1 Unitarian clergyman from New
Hampshire, by the name of Wheelock
now employed by Gen. Banks in Louis
lana, in letter to Garrison's Liberato,
thus describes the condition of the ne.
groes as consequence of their emancipa
ton.
On scores Of plantations labor was
wholly suspended, and the laborers in
hundreds, with their wives and little
ones. had gathered around the forts and
soldiers camps There they earn a pre-
carious living by such uncertain and in
termittent employment as they might
find; the men as servants, hostlers, camp
followers, and hangers-on, their wives as
cooks, washerwomen, &c. Hungry, cold,
fever and small poX were carrying off
the children at fearful rate of mortality.
The morals of the men were being under
mined by idleness and evil example, and
the mOdesty of women debauched by
contact with all that is debasing in mil
itary life. From month to month their
numbers visibly decreased; and it really
seems as though the Southern negro,
like the Indian, the Caffree, the Carib,
and the Australian, would become extinct
before the rnde shock of the war, and
the corrosive venom of our vices.
Ifthe emancipation of the negro from
the bonds of slavery is the design of
Providence Gas the large majority of
Christians believe) shall it be said that
the extinction of the negro race in Amer.
lea, which will surely follow that eman-
cipation, is not also the design of Provi-
dence2 shall We admit the wise benifi-
cence of the Almighty in one case. and
deny it in the Other2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
FOR SALE.

n HOUSE, containing 4 rooms and Kitchen
with good well of water all on a one half lot
of ground in the outskirts Of the city. within ton
minutes walk of the river or railroad depots -
Possession can he given Immediately II required
Enquire Of John Dunn, Market Square, Second
Ward, next door 70 George Jobnsoh's Stare wba
dow, and nice Dinner Table on pillar and cen
ter solid mahogany all In nice order and will be-
sold low for cash. ...'r la. APT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
FOR SALE.

OF l53, CRNTER WHEELING.
IL WEST side Chapline Street corners oG an
alley. Enquire Of X. NRAZY rs Main strcot
or j. ii HOBBS South WhcrliuS HpJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

A CELEBRATED song writer asked Doug
las Jerrold, "Hsye you sufficient conf
dence inme to lend me q guineai"j "Oh,
yes," said Jerrold. "Pvs all the conf
dencs, but haven't the guinea,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
FoHsASEA7bR RENT.

CoInmjs sion6r's Sale
OF valuable Real Estate hear Moamdsrille,
Marshall County, FEST Viryisia.
nv VIRTUE OF 4 ID RCR RR
Il PRONOUNCED by the Circuit Court Tor
Ohio county, on the fifth day of May, 1852
i'm cause therein then pending. wherein Rich
ard AZ. Messick wascomplainant and Charles w
Russell was defendant / win rgYfya
On Monday, the 10th dayef April merit.
nj two o'clock p. n, proceed, at the front door
Of the Court House in Marshall county. to sell
AT public auction the following described parcel
ofiands, t0-wit: Beginning ct stump In Lewis
d Purdy's line corner to Fletcher Mamma, thcnvc
with said Purdy's line south 1850, west 81 t.iO
poles to a post ut the public road, thence with
said road north 1912 west II Clio polos to a
stake thence north 33to, west II eio poles 10 a
stake in said Hanna's limo, thence with that line
south ssio, east 81 210 poles to hickory, thence
south 1919, east 10 lilo poles to the beginning;
containing eleven acres, three roods and ten
poles. This is the same property described in 4
deed from Richard M. Messick and wife to
Charles w. Russell, now on record in the Office
of the Recorder for Marshall county, IN Deed
Book no Il, page 2aS. The title 10 believed to
be unimpeachable.
TERMS: The sale win bs made ON q credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months equal install.
ments, with interest from day Of sale the pur
chaser giving bond and good security and alien
will also be retained on said hind until the pur
chase money is paid. N, RICHARDSON.
marlO-d&w3Od h Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
r. PORTER & SONS,
AVN RRT AII

"HO Il L . n u Is AND KEIAlL
w DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, No.
IS5 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va 80
Our stock is large and we are enabled TO offer
great Inducements Merchants are requested
TO call and see for themselves before purchasing
their goods. sePp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
New Line OF Travel Between New York
and Boston.
fFrnm the providence Journal, AuGnst

From the Providence journal, August ~
We hear that the contracts have been completed be-
tween the Neptune Steamship Company the Providence,
Warren and Bristol Railroad Company, and the Bostop
and Providence Railroad Company for ibe establIshyn n
OF new line of travel between Boston and New ss ~
way Of Bristol The Neptune Company vii, ,h sn,si
class side wheel steamers to be r n,,rs lecre
reference 70 this service that they may oc
in the roughest weather These % oos's & .ne ,ha hs
commenced The Bristol railroad Company have awarded
the fo, he extension Of wharf facilities at Brs
toll ana that work " also progressing THIS JOB embraces
about four thousand cubic yards OF msson.y' ano MY
thousand cubic yards Of earth embankment ana ns
completion will afford ample water ACCOMMODATIONS "a
one OF the finest barbors the world The Boston ana
Providence Company have now building numoes 0.
nrst class modern passenger cars Tor the nne ana q
powerful locomotive will be at once put under coniacI
The steamboat train between Boston and Bsto VIA rs Ds
'ghtning express 70 go through over ihi every
branch in one and half hour II s safety speed and
this exclusively psssengsESw win arrive in Bristol from
advantage that care the transfer the boat by day.
eleeans~ ~vne summer season, and win be able 70 get
before they leave she bay Passengers from New
noIk VII have good nights rest and yet arrive in
10 season for the earliest trains for the North and
EasL Inc 1cats, We believe, 10 Providence
from Bristol leaving each afternoon in time 70 connect
WIN tne trnn AZ Bristol The new line 10 70 40 into ope
vAst0p % shs II Of June nest