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NEw YoRK, Aug %.

NEW 1oRK, Aug 23.
The Heroids Washington special has the
following:
The Secretary of State, since his return
from Cape May, has disposed of all the bust
ness which accumulated during his absence
and is attending TO the duties Of the Depart
ment as before the md occurrance, which for
a time deprived the country of his services
His health was never better. The members
Of the family ere now al at home.
Major General Scho6eld, L. S. A., is at
Willards.
Major General Meade arrived in this city
tonight snd is stopping as Willards.
The registers Of the hotels indicate thas the
arrival of Southerners in this city continues
about the same ~ heretofore the greater
part Of them being from Virginia
James w. Demberry received the appoint
ment Of Pension Agent in Little Rock, Ar
kansas.
The President this morning granted par
dons to Joseph Henderson, of tennessee, and
p. K. Dickinson, Of Wilmington, n e.
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New York, Aug. q

The offering Of 5000 pounds of Ohio
fleece to-day was not . success, only &C, 600
pounds were sold, 1t 42Gb0c for the unwash-
ed !; the washed averaged 6S3c. The owners
refused to duplicate. any The wool was ILL
conditioned and undesirable. There was
very good activeness but not much spirit.
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New YoRx. Aug. %.

Maj. Gen. 0. 0. Howard leaves Augusta,
Me-, to-day, to confer with the Washington
officers of the United States Freedmens Aid
Commission, before returning 10 his Office at
Washington. He viii arrive at Chicago on
Saturday and address the public meeting un-
der the auspices Of the North VI Western Freed.
mems Aid Commission ON Sunday evening.
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From Fortress. Monroe.
e. a.

FOR1 MONROE, Aug. Y.
The government machine shops at Norfolk
have bean discontinued and the hands oil
discharged BY order from Washington.
One hundred horses and fifty mules, the
Camp Hamilton, August 2sth.
The expedition which left here Sunday
night in search Of the steamer Effort said
to have been stolen from New York, has not
returned and has not been heard from.
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CONCORD, N. H., Aug %.
The thermometer on top of Mount Wash
ington at o'clock this morning stood at 70 ;
the wind is west and very strong, the weather
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VvPE different Sabbath Schools and others
u expecting - make coutributsons for the Orphans
Home sar at Marshalltown ep-cisliv requested
send their don by FRIDAY Of this week house.
to be packed in tu,r be forw~rde Saturday by
sseanboa', and ob.iss, kc.. Mrs. X r. HsWR
saux23-d3t Ore OF executive Com nittee.
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IypIAxAPnIIs. Aug. %.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Aug. %.
A man named Lewis, supposed to be an &C
complice Of the assassin Booth, and woman
believed 70 be Jennie Lepping, were arrested
at Fl Wayne. Ind. yesterday, by order of
Gen Hovey, military commandant of Indiana.
Lewis is the same man who was recently ar
rested in New Haven. Conn, for robbery. but
subsequently escaped.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!!

ALoszo L. DrGRA FF-TRER0S A. W1KIN1
ELISHA C. LITCHFIELD, of New York,
1l will pay reasonable reward to fny p-stcn vie
will 1ish him informstien TO the whereabouts u
AL9sZO t. prGRAF and THHR NJ y. HILKIN0-
They are supposed to reside in Southern Iowa
Address. RANKIN McCRARY, Attorneys.
augl8-dlm kscAuh, iowa
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.9a,soMMc ccaesesets.

pE FOR SHERIFF.-At the request Of
mary mi, nds, my elf candidate ,r rcese
ton Sheriff Of Lee county at the entune slset.sn.
To prevent que ms hesnz ssked, derisIe that
( am in iavcr of suppnrtang President Johnson; an
against Negro Suffrage vi ere in favor Of uSitious
Liq uor License Law and sahscrhe the re- olut0ns
passed solder ard l. yai Citizen. Conv.nton'
hArleston Lee counts low ON the 9Th Cay OF July
1885, of which Capt Baliingtr vas Chairman
anglo ISRAkl ANDxHSQN.
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scffbed stock on which TIE 81 ~ e~S8 G r. ga Il
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ONCE ard ststiouery exp@nses and hsys ~ - Z
vssAs No sy-Laws hsvsyss hsss aac1esS SEv31
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Pefs,pslly appeared B. T. errsu pruGeana N<na5
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The Local Committee at ths ssvesal points above
TONED will please make the necessary arrangemsn for
said meetings. JO5HUA TRACY,
Chsirman etass Central Committee.
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CrrcA, Aug. g.
The Grand Encampment have agreed to
report merging the two jurisdictions, ayes A.;
nays 2.
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ExGov. 9. J. Kirkwood viii speak at the followin
times and places upon the political quesons Of the

The Local Committee at the several points above
TONED i'll please make the necessary arrangements 70
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY,
Chairman State Central COMMITTEES
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Governor wili.n N. Stone will speak at the follow
ing times and places upon the political questions Of the
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NOTICE FOR SUPPLIES.

w.apEx's Orrfcr Io~A PryrKHsIAxY,l
FoIf MAbIsos, Aug s, A. D. ISIS. !
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-15
ooLuMB1A S. c., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1866

ing before him, The colonel ordered
''trot, march," willie the captain,
with his orderly, dasExd across field
to a farmhouse, to get some milk, he
said, before returning to camp. Ar
rived at Jones', the colonel found that
M6shy had indeed been there, but
also found that he had departed in the
direction of Durnside's camps Back
the colonel beat in haste, making III
Guirics everywhere, but finding no
trace. Arrived ag;,iS- at the house
from which his communicative cap
tam had appeared, the woman accost-
ed him, and this colloquy cnsuct,:
Nomon-''K 'Kurncl, who was that
ere Iank capting met ye here as vc
was gwine luther way?"
Colonel-'I don't know his nan1c,
bat he belonged to Massachusetts
regiment.
Woman Yeas, we'll kneow amt
You sold. That sir WAS john -Iosby.
Colonel-'sH-!."
And he rode back to camp, and said
nothing whatever about his mornings
work, except to report that lie had not
captured him. Some Of his men did.
however, and that.story hoatcd about
the army during the rest OF The war.
Many such things as this are toll OF
Mosby, and his power for mischief
was so se7lsioiy felt in the VALLEY. last
summer and autumn, shat Phil. Leslie
rIdan used to swear at him in lis most
hearty style. Mosby now is a citizen
OF the United States, no better and.
no worse than the thousands of other
Flrginians who have laid down their
arms.-Philaeleiphiu hYuirc,.
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TIE VIRGINIA ELEcT1oNs.-Go
pierpoat has addressed notice to the
Justices of the County Courts of Vir-
ginia, saying he has reliable informa-
tion that III a numbcr'o Counties in
the State persons have been elected to
tho office OF commemorative Attor-
ney, Sheriff, Commissioner and Reve-
nue. and Clerk Of Court. and in some
instances, Justice Of the Peace, who
are disqualified by clause of the
Constitution. which excludes from
voting or holding Offices any persons
VINO have held any Office under OF
been a member of any so-called Con-
fcdcratc Congress or Legislature.
The Justices are directed to consider
an offices above referred to, 10 which
persons so disqualified shall have been
elected, vacant, AID to order elections
Immediately to fill such vacancies.
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Of the Confonfcderate' States to me.
and directing the Secretary of the
Treasury TO refund me six thousand
four hnpdred and twenty dollars. As
those resolutions were sent to lfesi-
dent Davis only four days before the
adjournment OF Congress, he cpocketed
them and deprived me even of the
recovery Of my money.
I have here stated these facts for no
other purpose than simply to correct
erroneous reports about my services
tothe Confederate States, which found
their way into your paper. My chief
object, however, in addressing to yo,,
this correction, is to'say that my coun-
trymen, the Poles, had nothing to do
With the prochvities which welded
nay future to the South. There were
only four Poles in my brigade, and
they abandoned it when. I withdrew
from the service. Ny countrymen
generally disapproved my taking part
with the South, and the Polish Demo-
cratic societies sent me from Londo.a
(Eng}nd) and Paris. li'Nance) set of
resolutions, disappearing it. I an
Swcred those resolutions, and I am
alone responsible for my conduct in
this respect. Now that the principles
upon which the old Union was built
and its Constitution framed, are sup
planted by new ones that have sur
vived the war, 1 have taken the oath
OF amnesty under the proclamation
CT In. late President Lincoln, being
OF the opinion that when the God of
battles is in favor of these new plin-
ciples, it is the duty of every rational
So,,therncr not to obstruct their de-
velopment and growth. We should
now seek happiness for ourselves and
for post ality, in their maturity, and
Go all we can TO speed it. With great
respect, an your moSSobedient ser
want, g. TOCHNIAN.
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An English provincial newspaper
describes 4 new shell, the invention of
d Mr.. .Thews. The new shell projec-
tile consists of a perfectly globrllar
she1l-thc shape to which Government
has ;'ao~n prcfercncc-containing a
second, smaller shell, Of the same form;
thus, again, contains third shell,
which, III its turn, contains a fourth.
The idea may be most popular'y ex-
planned by supposing one pill box en-
closed in another; this, again, by a
third; and lastly, Il fourth The inner
shells arc about quarter of an inch
thick The sizes are SO arranged that
between each shell there is Il clear
chamber all around for about an inch.
The smaller shell and the several
chambers are filed with gunpow,ler
by very ingenious contrivance OF the
lnventors, and the whole would be
then closed up by the ordinary fuse.
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Notice.-Charitablc Appeal.
TTNIE ladies Of the URSULINE CONVI
and AEA DENY nrn n,x;..r,. 4 q NJ :,

TNHE ladies Of the URSULINE CONVENT
as speedily as possible, an editice suitable
for their Monastery and Institute, theirs
having been burned in the general confla-
grafton of Columbia by the United States
Army, under Gen. Sherman, on the night Of
February 18th. And while they are far
from pressing tl1eir necessities on their fel-
low-sutfcrcrs of the South, will gratefully
receive any contributions which the friends
OF education and religion may donate them
for this. excellent work. Rcmittances NAV
be made through the Express Company.
Please address
THE MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Ursuline Convept AID Aceeemy,
Care Dr.. joan Lyaeh, Columb bia, s. c.
Aug tiAo
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Important Letter crom Gen. Tic,nrs.
Gen. Thomas has addressed the fol-
lowing letter 20 Hon. A. J. Fia!c!icr.
Secretary Of the State of Tcnncs.,c:'
NDQRs. NIL. DIVISION OF TENS1:ssE1:.
NASHVILLE, July Il. 1868.
'Sc": 4. j. Fl~tcter. Secretu.y cf' ,Saae,
-NushrWs -
SIR: 1 have the honor to a,.I,now-
bedge the receipt OF your communica-
tons of the 10Th and 11tA inst, en-
closing the .teleSSiapilic Instructions
from Cow Browniow. | am only
awaiting the report from Col. De
Bussey, to determine what action to
takeln the case of Emerson Et!cr;dgc.
II he has been guilty of the language
charged against him, he is clearly
a:nenahlc to military authority, in the
absence of civil. and liable to be tried
before Il military commission.
since my attention has been called
to the speeches of other parties, I
have carefully read al reports of such
speeches which have appeared in
newspapers, and, as vet, have not seen
the report which would Justify an IN
Preference of the military authorities.
ii, however, there be, i'll the indg-
mcat of the Government, ut any time
a necessity for such interference, III
consequence Of inability or indisposi-
ten on the part of the civil al,thori-
ties of the State to take action, the
expression OF such u desire, either on
the part CT the Governor, or yourself
Ill behalf Of the Governor, stating the
inability OF indisposition of the civil
authorities to act, VIII lie sufficient,
and I viii cause the parties complained
OF to be attended TO according to the
nature Of the case.
The State of Tennessee is still under
! martial law, but tEc military autlori-
ties will not be rcsort2I to unless the
civil authority fails to act, either from
inability OF indisposit;on. Even in
the event OF Il failure on the part OF
! the civil authorities to do their duty,
the military should refrain from inter
fcring in AL minor cases, because the
military should, us far as possible,
sustain the civil government, and
never assume its functions except in
cases in which prompt action is neces-
sary to insure public safety.
In conclusion, the Governor may
rest assured that he will be fully sus-
tanned in carrying out the policy of
the General and State Governments
as long as troops remain on duty in
the State.
Very respectfully, yocr obedicnt
servant, G. II. THOMAS.
Maj. Gen. us. A., Comd'g.
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The proprietor of a bathing-house
in Venice has produced cotton on :he
sea-shorc, which has been declared by
dealers in the article to be SUPERIOR in
hnencss and length to American cot
ton. Ii this be tr;ie, cotton is not yet
king.
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OIL. 1.-No. 1iZ.
Theological Seminary.
COIL JRTd g n

COLI -dBLA, S. c.
TNEE EXERCISES of this Institution will
i be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the first
day OF November next. Students desiring
admission to the several classes are request
ed to communicate with the Faculty at an
carly day. Aug IA 8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-15

School for Girls.
YNHE MISSES MARTIN will open a School
u for GiNs on tnc FIRST MONDAY in o.
ttober. Besides the usual English studies,
lessons Will be given in Latin, French ard
Music. a few hoarders viii be received
MO the family Apply at their residence OF
1isGa1nG street. august
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
\ G. f. N II S .

BOSTON-Gcorgc G. Goodwin & Co.
NEW HORk-Dcmas Barnes q Go.
BALTIMORE-S. S. Hancc.
George ii. Keysor.
CINCINNATI-F Il SURE & Coz JDP Park
CHICAGO-Lord q Smith, and ii. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO -llostottor, Smith Il
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
sAs G. ;A A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM
JuSt puJLshed IN a Scolcd Earclopc. Price
Sic Cents,

radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spvrna-
torrhtr, induced by SclG-AbuSc; Involuntary
Emissions ImpoiCncN, Nervous Debility, Hud
ImpcdimcutS to Marriage generally; tonSump-
ton, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical
iucapucity, ,vc.-By ROB. j. tULNERW ELL.
NJ. h. author of the Green BOOh, ,Vc.
Tho world-rcnowncd author, in this adnra-
bic Lecture, clearly proves his own cNpcricnc,
that the awful consequences OF SClt-abuSc may
hc cilrctually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bouSiCS
instruments, rings, or CordialS, pointing out Il
mode of cure mt once certain ana clCcluaI, hN
which every sufferer no matter what his cOndt'
tion muy hr, may cure himself chcaply, private
~ aud radically. This lecture Will prove IA boon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent under Il seal, in n PLAIN envelope, to any
address, the receipt of six cents, OF two post
age stamps, by addressing
CIIAS j. G.. KLINE, Il co.
l27 Bowcry, New York, Post Ollicc box lost.
Nov. IL 1864. no3yl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
Hides, sheep PcIts II Bark
New Distillery.
CIIAS. KHIMNITz
FARM FOR SALE.

fNnE undcrsiguol otlcrs ior sale tho Farm ON
1 which Samuel Carrot, deceased, lately re-
sided SttuJtctu Ripley township, liolluCS cuun-
~, three miles northeast of Nashville ON the
llolmCSNillc road, containing loo acres. lho
nlrm Is well watorcd under good state of cul-
tiNation Rnd Is well Improved
For particulars inquire ot samuel G1rrott,Jr.
residing GA the premises.
KAISrON MCKEE
Execution uf :. Garrett, deceased.
January 70, lNhi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13

NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Walter
~ Mccoy, who was ut the February term, \
II. I>tl, ot the Court ct Common Pleas, WITHIN
aud tor the tpuutyo Holmes and state ofohin
trlud upon AN indictment for burglary commit
ted upun the dN"lllu" house of J"dCdiIh Med
dauuh in said county, and convicted ana 10y
said court sentenced to hC Imprisoned WITHIN
the fvniicntialN OF said state of ONO tor tern
of i've Years, ana who i now confined in said
l'rnitcutiarN, viii, ON "Wednesday the 2d day q
AuguSt, 1867 at ten o'clock \. NJ. of said day
make gu application tn the Governor ot I'll,
state otOhiu, at his office in the city of tolum
hus, for u pardon, and that hC may bCdiSchalgct
from said imprisonment,
n@lwI. SAMUEL. WALTER MCCOY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
Ii AISDW A.ISE,i
y. R. w B}sBeHCHs

tutIrc Mills, SHAW cutters, Meat cutters and
sStutlcts. Miucing kuivCS, Scales Niscs AnNils,
Screw IlatcS, Hand Hammers, Horse shoes,
Irnn Slrnl. IilnSa. IMlIN. Nnils.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
DIR. SCHENCK'S

Principal Oilicr and Laboratory is Mt tho N. r.,
corner al SIXTH and COMMf,it ~ street, Phil
HIclpha Wllcrr all letters iUrUrdcrS or business
should hc diiCrtCu.
IlCWilI he found there every SATURDAY, pro
fosSiutiHIlN tOCN1niuC lungs with the kCSpirom-
CtCr, Tor which his luc is three dularS all advice
trCC.
IN New York ut No. ~ BOND Street, every
TUESDAY from a.nGto l.. IN.
At the MARLBORO liurEI. Boston, January Is
and ~, February lpaud lG April - and ~, May II
IuuC ~ and H. July ~ and ~.
The time irI my hCIuH in Il NiTIMoJ and PITTS.
lirI;U wilt bc seen in the daily papers of those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
Look to Your Interest
W. r. POM MERoE.
Mechanical and Operative
ID 4 III I'll - TT,
MIlleIAhurr. OhIn.
MIlIersburg, OhIO,

IINNING horouphly cstnhlishgd himself In
III practice, ana having luid IN u Iull supply
Of untcrills feels himself lullN competent .auti
prepared tomoct tine requirements of every case
and uiNr pyTlvrt satisfaction To air W" want
uNrrN hpdN tuuudUTStauu ANA bear IN MIND that
We have ana can produce cert lilcii'N ana IrIrr-
.ruc,h tu provo lhut out Oi ave on SiN hundred
VttHrS that have C;tIuu undCr our treatment with
Ina the last year not ono has lvil as dissatisfied.
liy our Improved "mudus upvruudi' We only
require persons having teeth put IN To pay uS
ono visit ut "A Tow mumuuiN duration before get
ting their trcth.
IluNiug superior facilities at command, We
feel prepared to put M Worl, on HS short notice
Ia the most approved style, and Just a lltitt
CHEAPER than II can hv done ANY where else
We also are tuS every operator should hvl ully
supplied with the proper lutiuuSand ustriugvuts
fur healing diseased aud spuugy gums, curing
Neuralgia and toOthHchc, and allrNiating TIA,
pain attrr extraction.
R8e Persons who have once had teeth extract
ed by Is never go to any one else "a
In short persons having teeth to extract reg
ul0tc, clean or M, or wishing to have artlhcin
teeth inserted ON pivot ur plato irum ono tn m
entire set, should call at once ana we are SUR
we can please thom In price ana every ONE
respect.
We have samples of work always ON hnnt
which we would he pleased To have everybody
call uud examine,
ono, two three, or any number OF teeth in
serted In amy part of the mouth.
An WORK. warranted!
OtFlCE-up stairs above Dr, lioling's office
W, IL, lOMEiOA,
Oct. ~, lS6i-no3jtf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-13
A Single Bottle will Last q MOnth--tO
be used three times q Day.
I'Ils5,I'INiONIAI.

TEt5'I'I MON a l.
tr0m Hon. Thos. j. Turner, Err -McmbCr Of Con-
grcSS trOm WigoiS iJtc SpCukcr of Wi1OiS IfOUSC
~ Rtpr,N, HiuiircS, und Gjr,j,h AtstCr Of H., r.
ditd Il. ~, NJ Tie Si,itc of IHipUis.
FREEroET, OctObcr2l, 1863.
DIR. u. II. SEELGE: DEAR SIR:-ln reply to
your notice ul the 18Th inst, | would say that /
was severely afflicted with Catarrh for years,
when became acquainted with you and bought
two bottles OF your Liquid tHturrh Remedy
Before had used one bottle was SCnSibly i'm
proved, ANA before the second bottle was iiuSh-
cd, was completely cured. | can recommend
tho medicine TO all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
TIlO5. j. TURNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
OIL TRACT.

VALUABLE OIL TRACT.
EIGHTY ACRES IA fee simple FOR SALE, situated on
lrscG Nenango county oi wHc no g'S.er part
IA boring ground II l. inmcds tcy adjacent " property VI
IN. HERcuASTs' OIL Company,
TIE X gPuBLICAN' Oh. Company
IN, .SuHRMAs Oh Company,
The MRacER" oil Company,
Tie "BrC8iAsAs" OF Company
Tn. ATLAS Oh Company,
The MrSGo" Oil Company,
The McELHBsY Oh Company
The RoYAt PnTROLEUx" Oh Company
IN. "CEsrH.L PETROLEUM" Oil Company,
m. ruaFPEl. flRa" oil Company,
lhs IVA McCLIsTock'
"Hrpr A.p EGBEar FIRM"
II "a necessarily Jui a fhon distance rom
The COorKTTE Wei,
The MAPLE sHADR" Wei
Tho NoBLEp Wei,
III. RsTD" Vel.
The Fen Rr" Wei.
Tue "TURILE" Well
The KEYsToSE Wen
The JERSEY and other prominent Wells
I'll. above fem given to indicate tie eib, location OF
mi. act halt the whole Of wtirn w hs SOFA
In fee smpIe with Inquestionabe title ifi,e sloD per
sere II sold within few days To IT, address al once
or sppy to n,rxc.uu .rocursOy
Rrsl Estate Office.
u y rerreY FOURTH and WALNUTSIs, rhi sdsipnie
ry- Brokers cnTing purchaser viii 10 AV"ee n~H Tic
psual commissions, contamination Of SAFE