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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30
COMMERCIAL.

TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, August 2o-4P.M.
Weather very hot; good time to secure small grain
Business fair. River falling slightly. Wheat going up
hrmly: In Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day on Change
wheat was sl,39@sl.40. Gold in New York about
level, for q week, at $l,4l.
Benton Bros. Co.'S report below will give you our
City Markets up to P. NJ Tuesday.
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John HAlcHr, keeps q full assortment of late
publications, Toys and Fancy Goods Of the
rare style. Also musical Instruments and the
latest Sheet music. Here is q partial list Of
his latest. Order by mail with cash enclosure
and the goods will reach you promptly
"Oid Abe,' the Battle Eagle-"Tramp"-
"'Tis Finished" in Prison. The
Stars and Stripes forever--How it marches.
the Flag of the Union Soldiers welcome
home--On, On On. the boys are marching
Hail, the reign of Peace-They have broken
up their camps-Presidcnt's Grave-Comrade
All around il lightness - Coming Home,
Father Summer time by and by-Love on
the brain-Evrybodys Love Song-crosbyt
Opera Waltz-Les Position Waltz-Matinee
P0lka-Adelda Polka-A Lullaby.
HAIoHr is in receipt of new Musical Instru.
ments, which will be sold for paper, At
gold prices.
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Among the numerous places to be viewed by every
one visiting Chicago
THE ELEGANT BOOK CONCERN
.. G. q II q q 8 e. CO..
80 T. Al LAKE STREET,
Will present attractions for all lovers of
GOOD & COSTLY BOOKS.

friendly invocation to all is given call and ex
anime some of the choicest works to be found in any
Book House in the country.
Referring to this extensive Book concern, The
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN,, under date OF May 10th, 1865.
says:
Lovers of literature in the northwest owe more than
hey are generally aware OF to the enterprise displayed
by one Of the firms in this city in bringing to 10
promptly ail the valuable publications of eastern
houses and in calling the attention of the public to the
most worthy issues of the eastern press.
Every one who is at all acquainted with the book
business knows what is meant by pressing the sale OF
any book, but you are perhaps how great diff.
ference made in the sale of book by the fact it
u, or 10 not pressed vast number of readers do
know what they read and their choice of books
Is OFTEN dependent upon the taste of the bookseller
Hence the latter has, to considerable extent in his
own hands the choice of the books which his
may buy'
sc. GRIGGS & co.'s shelves and counters are Allad
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

Atmospheric changes in September, at.
tended by either rain or wind. and some
times both may be expected near the Srd,
7th, 10th, 22nd, and 2sth. S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

MILLlSERY.-Mrs. A. J. Daynes. successor
70 Mrs II. L. Scott, requests US to say that she
will sell her stock Oh hand very low TO make
room for new and extensive Fall supply Of
goods pertaining to her line Of business.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

PLows.-Carter d Bro. have got through
the Reaping aud Moving season and now they
are in the Plow trade. Look at their Advertise.
ment
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

The PORE AND THE FENlANs.-The Right
Rev. Dr.. Wood. Bishop Of Philadelphia, has
sent the Catholic Mirror Of Baltimore, the fol.
lowing missive from Rome, in relation to the
FeDians
Right Rev. James F. Wood, Bishop of Phil
adelphia: .......
"ihe Sacr. Cong Ven. Inc. has destined me
to signify to your lordship that the assertion
made in certain newspapers 10 the effect that
the following decision had been given by the
Holy See. to wit /: 'Fenians non esse inque.
tendos, "the Fenians are not to be disturbed, is
utterly false.
II communicate this at the request of the
aforesaid congregation, lest it should be sup.
posed by any one that anything in favor Of
this Society has emauated from the Holy See.
In the meantime, etc.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

WHrELEa is still absent looking after the
Boots and Shoes required in this part Of Iowa
for Fall and Winter trade. "Wait till q while
ago" and you will see sights at Wheelers.
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THE HISTORY OF JULIUS CESAR.

Is f 4
Vol l. in cloth, tinted paper with portrait Of Juliu
Cesar and Jour Maps. Price $780, s&as
i 1t is impossible to read this Imperial Boo k
without feeling very great interest in 1t from first
last. There utterances in it which bear direct h
upon the present state Of the political world
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Of every style Of Bindin r
Surgical Notes.-The largest assortment in the NGxt.
sfereoscopc Departmental splendid assortment II
line Store oscopes, including Revolving StereOscnpcs
Stereoscopes with PEDESTAL and splendid variety Ut
smaller instrumel ts the largest and finest assert
ment OF STERESCOPIC VIEW ever offered in Chicago
The story OF THE GREAT MARCH. Diary OF General
Shermans Campaign through Georgia and the Carolas
BY Breyet Major George Ward Nichols aid-de-camp 10
General Sherman. With Map and Illustrations
limo, cloth, Sl75. ft6A
THE REPUBLICAN further remarks: s
I'm school books, their business Is almost beyond
calculation We shown one order sent the 2Sth
of May, to Iyison, Phinney, Brakeman Co., of New
York. Tor copies Of various educational public
tons of that house. At this rate would not lear
that the education of children will sufferl We
wish to say that our friends no visit Chicago canhut
find better place to spend leisure hour than aRong
the beautiful books that are piled In endless proson
and variety upon Mr.. Griggs, counter"
For all costly and valuable Subscription Works or
any noble work upon Religion, Literature, Sciende
Art, address S. G. Griggs Co.
IL Please remember that there 10 Bookstore in this
country keeping better or more extensive assor Mt
than is always found ut 80 and Al Lake Street.
Remember that Public or Private Libraries can be
supplied with frstclass Standard Works. by g. G. q.
Co, upon better terms than to sond East and lWy
freight
w. Western Literary and Professional men, Teach.
Scholars In all DEF of the world of letters
invited make 80 and Al Lake Street. their place
OF resort in moments of leisure.
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B. careful in female company how you
use the word naolyse Anna lies
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Here is very good thing on Ben. Wade
and Henry Winter Davis

Here is very good thing on Ben. Wade
and Henry Winter Davis
Last year. upon the appearance of what was
known as the "Wade and Davis manifesto, -
sn intimate friend and supporter, who was very
indignant that such document should have
been put forth. just previous to the president
election, took occasion to animadvert very
severely upon the course that prompted it
1T is not worth fretting about said the Pres
ident 1T reminds me Of an old acquaintance
who having q son Of q scientific turn, bought
him = microscope. The boy went around ex-
perimenting with his glass upoi everything in
his way. One day, at the dinner table, bis
father took up piece Of cheese "Don't eat
that, father. >" said the 10y, att is full OF wiz.
glers" my son." replied the old gentleman,
taking at the same time huge bite, "let 'em
wiggle, ean stand 1t ythey can"
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s. G. GRIGGS & CO.'S

MAMMOTH BOOK HOUSE, NOS. 30 AND II LAKE
STREET, CHICAGO. LARGEST BOOK ROOM
IN THE WORLD. STORE It's DEEP,
EA boFEET WIDE "a
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When the ladies (lIeaven bless 'em y
Plantation Bitters take,
They all exclaim, dcliphtcd- ...

"Oh! what a Duck is DRAKE!"
We would remsrk, by way of explanation, that
the author of the above had been sick with
Dyspepsia and lowness of Spirits for some
time. when a lady friend presented him with a
bottle of the wonderful Btters which his rhyme
celebrates, and its effect was magical enough,
not only to cure his Dyspepsia, but to produce
the tremendous rhythmical specimen Of his
genius which we have given. Vsce la Plaata-
ton. ss -m--
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ENGLISH BIBLES.
AMERICAN EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS,
CHURCH SERVICES, LESSONS, &C, &C.
most extensive and beautiful stock of
RICH AND ELEGANT BINDINGS !:
ALSO, MAGNIFICENT STYLES OR PRESENTATION, &c.
SUPERB FAMILY BIBLES,
For Wedding Presents

The REPUBLICAN continues:
"Eyery one knows how annoying it Is to regularly
find his bookseller Just out Of the particular work
needed for immediate By the employ ment OF .
large capital and by securing the most careful attention
Co. seldom obliged to make their customers wait
for any work that is tolerably well Known and by the
most friendly relations with eastern publishers. they
are constantly supplied with all the valuable issues OF
current literature.
To give some idea of the immense business of the
@ we may mention the sale Of 500 setts of Applstons
American Observation-Disclosures nearly $4,000 vol
OF the great Encyclopedia Brittanica they have
sold 200 setts worth 81, so each. OF Enoch Arden,
Tennyson's last poem the sales have reached 10000
COZ ies-an almost unprecedented sale Of poetical
work"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
For the general reader the following are worthy Of 4
place in every library:
PRICE REDUCED TO $3.50.
NAPoLEoN's CESAR. Harpers edition, 9vo., cloth. Price
OF the new edition is reduced to $3.50. " morocco
S4,75, which will bring this Imperial book within
the reach OF all. Also, just ready, q fine l2mv.
edition, good paper and large type. Price IN
paper, 81; bound in cloth, $3.50.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

OuR devil, rushing into the sanctum the
other day. his face beaming through its triple
coat of ink. with the "Potent Presence of an
ldea," perched himself upon the Imposing
Stone and delivered the following ma gnificens
epigram: ...
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Milwaukee e. Pr. ilu CHEN Railway
TRAINS DEPART
Mail and Day Express Passenger,.....7:15A A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger. P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail and Day Express Passenger. ".....9O0 P. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger A. Nj.
81 BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS l. SON.-GQ
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MARRIED..

At the End Congregational Church, Rockford, Ill.,,
Aug 15th 1855. by the Rev. M. p. Kinney, Mr. NJ. w.
TR0TT to Miss EMILY NJ SQUIRE.
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S. c. GRlGGS & CO..

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Full supplies of Blank Books of all the various sizes
and styles in general use.
JUVENILE Books AND CoLoRED Toy Books IN EVERY
VARIETY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07

DEATH or AN ON CITIZEN or WELLS
EuRs.-S Samuel Marks, ESQ, ono OF the
oldest citizens of Wellsburg, died at his
residence in that place yesterday morn
ing about o'clock. Mr.. Marks was
one OF the oldest residents of tho town.
He has for many years been connected
with the leading public events OF the
place, was Mayor for several terms. and
was widely known and highly respect
ed. y large circle of acquaintance will
regret his death. He will be buried
this afternoon from his residence at .
o'clock, with Masonic honors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

WINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
icdt virtues Of PINE TREE TAR. s
IT. Is UNNECESSARY, TO SPEAK OF
i the curative properties of Tar. The world
knows that If lis medical properties are prom
erly extracted and held in solution that there
are few If any remedies equal to IL in cID-iu0
al Throat and lang Diseases.
It's great curative powers are bringing IL to
the attention of physicians and they find no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
Zinc Of Tar is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults -
As ToSIC giving new VigOr and life TO the
system, II Is preferable to the many "BitteFsn
WIllch crowd the market and have a tendency
10 increase tntemperance. - i
VINE OF TAR cures ConsumDfion.
NsonEhS Colds, Sore Throat and Breast. BroIIs
eilltlS, Asthma; Dtptheria, Gravel Diabetes
and Diseases OF the Kidney ana Bladder and
-, sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK & CO.
improved. W an !
BeWRre of Commercials.
bottle. oio"n on
For sale by. 7. II. Logan & Co. and LOGAN
List & Co., Wheeling, w. Va. nov6-SmdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07

\ CoRREcTIoS.-we stated yesterday
morning that Mr.. Francis Gruber was
in the lock up awaiting trial for assault
and battery. This was an error. Mr..
Gruber was not in the lock up, but was
admitted TO bail ON the charge Previous
ly stated, and had his trial yesterday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07

STREET IMPROVEMENT have re-
corded lately several improvements in
our streets, and the good work still
goes on. \ general cleaning up is tax
ing place in several localities, and a new
crossing, fine high one, is being laid
over 9th street, at the Quincy street
crossing.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
To Supe71fsfrg Special 4 gent, 2d 1gcac, rem
MN DspnrtLleIIf- NantLlhEs Ii-,lr, - -

To SupeTIiSing Special agent, ID Ageac,J. Tyeas-
my Department, Memphis, Tenn.
SIR: In pursuance your advertisement of
the 9th November, 1855, 2nYiting "propoSals
IoT contIac for raising, wrecking and deliv-
river and tributaries below Cairo ,''-stib-
init the following m =
=. propose to raise and wreck in the
stream hereinafter named all steamers, gun
boats, mats and baIEeS, together with all their
appurtenanceS, whether of material whine or
not, and whetheF sunk BY the United States
either-or TO avoid capture i1y either force
prior to the closing OF the war: to reno g nil
and every Obstruction to navigation caused
channel thoroughly Of them, 50 that the nav
iGhtion OF the stream may not be INTERRUPTED
on account OF the snIne; TO deliver The YES
Sels. dc, raised at either of the following
following named rate Of per centngs of the.
nett proceeds OF sales OF said vessels. and ni-
prTtennnees at said place Of delivery, viz:
Name OF Place of delivery. Rate OF
lCEatchez. and viclss-l '''''i SAT w -.
mississippi bum, Mis- Memphis
.lEa Tenn. n. OEleansIa. u for - = ct
arkansas. Memphis. Tenn M rs for . ct.
White Helena; Ark. Memphis. Tnfor = = CT
400 w NicksouIg, MiSs.ior = z CT.
Y 3Sifaa1shle doc DO do DO for Ct.
6 Red Alex S La, Natchez, MIssior - q Ct.
I H. p SS If the DO +. for m Ct
- that - viii use every means in
power to execute the same in the I,roinptest
MAN. I oSioIe fhat viii wheneverthe
work and employ hands and machinery sur
nclent TO insure the early completion Of the
contract, and that ~ WIN honestly endeavOr
ment. - s.T-.'l
III. The deposit of Five Thousand Dollars
lSo,OOol IS herewith inclosed by draft Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
BuSINESS NOTICES.

THERE is no deviation from health so
painful and distressing as are affections
of the Genito-Urinary Organs. If of
long standing, they depress the mind
and wear upon the nervous system,
rendering life anything but happy. Dr.
Kisner gives special attention to those
diseases, using no mercury or other
poisons. dec7lw
COMMON SESsE-We recommend the
Hourhotmd BdLsGm ns equal in merit
to any preparation in the market for
Coughs. Hoarseness, &c. 1t does not
constipate the bowls. 1t does notdebili-
tate. 1t is pleasant, safe and effectual.
& Co, and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
Go To Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe sts., to see the largest
stock, the best variety and lowest
prices. 4r....
WHITE SHIFTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, Mt wholesale or retail. Call
soon Mt Stein Brothers, corner Main
4 LARGE assortment OF handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale at eastern prices.
Stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
roe SITS. -.fl -.l
OUR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
nov23-Iw
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~ IS now oyer thirty years since the above
GSIebTated IipS Were first discovered by mr.
have been extensively and successfniTs NE,
in most of the public institutions rs well as
IN private Practice. or both hemispheres. with
unpsialeied success in every case, and il Il
only at the urgent request 4" on me fbo,11
sands of Ladies who have used them. that he
Is induced 10 make the PILLS public for The al
deviation of those suffering rom NnS- frI
lar1tleS whatever, as we'll as TO prevent nm IN
crease 6, OF family where health viii not permit
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sun
posing ihenlselves so, are cautioned npaiTIsf
using these PIfis while in that Condition Iest
they Invite miscarriage" amer which m.
InonitlOn, the PFoDFietOr assumes M Tas,,,,osi
DlIlty, although their mildness would prevent
are recommended asa = -tts
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY 4-t
ior AL those affecting complaints so peculiar
st,,5,tio w; and Painful Mem
ttt5EesStFRl Dorm R1blS, RH&R AZ RI6oSf 70 H.
Eco" btze1heSS, DinlheSs Of SS0ilE, Green SCI
tIlpVdtiOn Of the Heart, and All the I;ari6,is
istIesslng complaints, particularly that mos
III ~, ~ Me'iikenlng, and the beginning OF
The LeueOrrhOea, or Whitea
At the same time, there Is nothing in ~, -,
PMS that can do injury to life or health. IA
tne dtytc4tosls be Stctl, TolOtrd and Won .ITIi
ma them TO be all they are represented. -. -
IA. ONE BOX rs SUFPICIESTA III.
$4,000 Boxes have been 500 TI,,,,..,l
Two Years " A'+AA4lA
Ten z7onsal.d Bores sent By Letter, both. nv
myself my and Agents, TO NIL parts OF the y-C[iS
10 which answers have been TptIII JIEls1,
S,l1iS Ladies say, nothing Ike the above IIIs
nave been known since THE lSCISsYfSrit l ~
y u DAWSED UPoN THE WoRII. "
In = eInOVing OIstruetion, Z. I.,s,O,.-
ing Nature TO Its Proper ChnnneI
$ S5i IIiSSSs THE ESIys and bringing bacl, f
most Gseiieate. u tie'llta 70 the cheek OF the
Price 81 per BOX. sfx'Ro~ a.
sold by 9L,C a KRAFT & co. 4VboIesoI:
Il[uggtsts - Main street, Wheelino f isss1,S.sis
w holesale agents for West Va rs m 49,;
9[Gefs must be addressed. Sold nj Ra, H1i Al
REED, kRAFTI& Co. - - EHetau, by
Sold in St ClaiTSviIle Ohio I,,, fs4
-I,a5ts. VT: & J. J. PfCKERING.
: ooee agents to the Wheeling p6S ~, o. the
70 StI me Ia P :, 9fnt by Nail
y 'si' y nee Of pdstaee.5
oczslgd Sole Proprietor. = New a9S $d Of
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New SEATs.-SOme new seats have
recently been placed inside of the bar
of the court house for the use of wit
nesses. This was an improvementve very
much needed.
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TnEI. o. o. F.-Tbe following is

=
THE / o. o. F.-The following is
tuu and corrected list of the officers of
the Grand Lodge and OF the Grand En-
campment Of the L. o. o. F. Of this State:
The first, as follows, are the officers
Of the Grand Lodge OF the State:
G. AIaster-J. NJ. Bicllle, of Ohio coun-
D. C. NIaster-I H. Duval, of Brooke
G. @arden-wm. Taylor, of Ohio
C. Seey.-T, C. steele,,Of Marion conn
C. Treas.--R. T. Roberts, of Brooke
county.
c. Gnaplain-N..H. Van Cleve, ofohio
county.
c. Guardian-H. uthman, of Ohio
C. Marshall. c. KOOnce, of Harri-
son county.
Grand Representatives to the GIL. u.
| ST. g. Steele, OF Marion county, and
l. F. Beeler, of Marshall county.
The following are the Grand Officers
of the Grand Encampment of the State:
s c. P-Thos- c. Steele, OF Marion
N. E.H.P.-Joseph Toliver, ofohio
| county.
c. 5. WI. F. Beeler, of Marshall
G.T WIN, Taylor, of Ohio eoun-
C. scribe-w. W. Blanchard, of Ohio
G. Treas.-R, T. Roberts, of Brooke
county.
AcoUIrTAL OF Col. AxTELL.-Our
readers viii remember Col. n. G. AK
tell, of the lg2d New York Volunteer
Infantry, who was in command here
last summer, and who was subsequent
ly place on trial in Baltimore on arseries
OF very grave charges. We We're shown
a letter yesterday from Baltimore,
which states that the Colonel was clear
ed by the Court before which he was
tried, he having successfully broken
down every charge brought against him
by the prosecution. The specifications
to the charges against the Colonel
amounted to over forty. The trial,
which is said to have been very tedi-
Gus one. lasted for about thirty DAYS.
Col AXtell conducted the defence for
himself. The writer of the letter above
referred to states that one gratifying
feature of the trial was that the course
of Col. ANtell while in command at
this post, was approved of by General
Emory. The COloncl's regiment has
been mustered out for some time, but
he was retained in service To await the
result of his trial. He will now, we
suppose, soon be mustered out.
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5aafd1fuf Satf
valuable Property for Sale.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
block Of store houses, on Main street, now
occ upied by Geo. r. Taylor, as dry good
store; John H. Hall, as a Saddler shop, and
Clemens & Co, as cabinet warerooms.
II not sold by the 18th of December next, I
Will rent the same for next year.
THOMAS HORNBROOK,
Office, Custom House.
Residence, No. 20 Eof street, Fifth ward.
DnVSl-tflldecl5
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y RAILROAD JoKE.-Evcry business
occupation has more or less OF the hui
morous connected with it, and in all
branches OF trade or professions little
incidents of AN amusing nature are fire.
quently occurring.
The other day woman went into our
Railroad Office and inquired of the
agent II it was there that she could
md out where she wanted to 30 to-
OF course she was answered in the
affirmative, and We think she ought 10
have been forwarded bv express. LABEL
led, this side up with care"
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TZ4lETF0T Sole ]

HOUSE AND LOT No. Il, Zane Street,
II Wheeling Island. House lGX4O with wing,
an two story, containing seven no0ms, cellar
under all the hnuse, wv th'V'ash huuSe, stable,
coal hnItse, sc, with cisteTn Of $50 bblS. capa-
city, fruitiand. OTnHIne initial trees, grape wines,
straw berries, &c, &c-i For terms inquire on
=, .noHys.tfl sRM WILLIAMS.