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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

lo0 ISJuRY TO a PHIEADgrPHIAN.-Last
Friday evening, on the arrival OF the
down train at Bridgeport, it having
stopped short distance above the de-
pot, where the tressle work is very high,
"a MIR. ID. a. Stetser, of Philadelphia,
evidently thinking that the train had
arrived ut the depot. stepped of the
train and fell to the ground, about
twenty feet below. He was picked up
badly injured and insensible, and taken
10 the La Belle House, where he has
been kindly cared for. II was not
Isnniyn until Yesterday who the unfor-
,tunato man WIS, when his name was
, discovered by accident. he is Thought
To be n merchant. His recovery Is CON
sidered extremely doubtful u8EF
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Public Sale.
Sheriff's Sale of Lot in South
Wheeling.
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court:
The Wheeling Savings Institution,
stephen waterhonse and Others.

In Chanceryy rTELD.-r rI.s I
Pursuant to a decree rendered by the Cir
cult Court for Ohio Count >, West virginia, on
entitled cause. u shall proceed 10 sell TO the
highest and best bidder, at the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohip County, on Won Won
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
property, to wit:
tyenty-four (2i), in the Town OF South Wheel
ing, Ohio County, with all the improvements
TERMS OF SALE.-Qne third co OF the pur-
equal iDSalInentS tsix and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and security for
Ihe deferred payments, with interest from the
day OF sale; or the purchaser may pay the
whole of the purchase money in cash. or a
greater amount than one third.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff of Ohio County.
Wheeling Jan 25 1855 3Otd ~ r. frr
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BAPr1ssI.4For several weeks past a
most interesting meeting has been go
ing on in tho East Wheeling Baptist
Church under the superinteDdence of
the Rev. 8ir. Mayberry. Quite num-
Der OF persons have united themselves
with the church, eleven of whom-eight
ladies and three gentlemen-were yes
terlay baptised in the creek out near
the East Wheeling bridge, the reverend
gentleman, who has beer conducting
the meeting officiating ut the baptis-
NAL ceremony.
A large number OF persons-estiml-
ted ut about two thpusand-weTe out TO
witness the ceremony of baptism, which
was most interesting and impressive.
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r.
b WHEELING FEdAnB CoLLEeE.-The
tirst Junior exhibition OF this institu-
ton occurred at Washington Hall on
saturday night, before u Very largeand
appreciative audience. Though the en-
tertainmCnt occupied some three hours,
the spectators never lost their interest,"
nor the young ladies' the spirit and ex-
cellenee with which they began their
exercises The programme embraced
music, reeitatiops, colluqutes, essays,
ttnbIeaux and caItsthenIcs, almost all
possessing the charm of novelty. as well
as OF excellence. The pronunciation,
both in singing and speaking, was un-
usually clear and distiuct- Sever
III tfiiSienti !, particulArlyl tho .Shades
cf our Fathers, We're presented
in n yery effeetivc Inauner. The success
~ fhe cSlioQuies is due not Inore to, the
modest e,ise of the performers than TO
the evident care with which the parts
bad been written and assigned by the
Teacher. The class in light gymnastics
snJ their instructor deserve special
praise for the grace and precision OF
Prof. LOOMS has earned the thanks
of the pleasure! seeking public for their
Syeninr's entertainment, and the deep
ar rrntitude ofparents for the seli-rell-
- and ,eplture so evident in his pu-
P Thssx bfbiiion was a credit 10 Che city
And sehSoIs. and We hope the desire ex-
pressed by. many1or its repetition VIII
be gratitied. Ei7fl.l istH 5r
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Gard.r

.zs5 ~. ~. A GardsagT aeIsal
TTARE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
my friends and former patrons That i have
taken charge of the Cutting md Manufac-
turing DepaTtment OF MessIs. NJ. G. LEIGH
& co.. ll3 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
where they intend to keep q rdrst-class Mgr7
mems Furnishing Store, where j would be
pleased to see any Of my friends and afonner
patrons Any orders lent with me or the, es-
Enlistment shall receive my prompt alten-i
tion, and entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
we VIII not ask the party 70 take the goods
after being made. N or Jtt1ss'r 511.-sif.l is5i6
- ~ Very respectfully yours, L. rs
I - C. H WHEELER,
I Formerly OF the firm OF Wheeler & Lakin :
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s SOME twelve or fifteen persons, most
ly boys, broke through the ice on the
creek yesterday while In attendance at
the baptism. Several al the unfortu-
mates were rescued with great trouble
from drowning; 1911 IT, 49,
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,fgqI.i III .T47s tiisTINH z-fi- -
- issVi -slss f-.i .F4tsf aEll 'ssf-s-f - -
.ssiiH I lftl9fE "a SO
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Mfdifa.
. Tx CARD TO THE LADIES. /
5tt e p DIR. DUPoNCo's 80
Golden Peri deal Pills,
nor FENfALEs. -

InfaIlible in Correcting irregularities Remov-
ing DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Turns,
lft from Whatever Cause. and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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sVNIRTOMS:

.iVAs11tuJ httN N.'-- s.t
SYMPTOMS:
TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
thew generally appear nre at inst very
slight, Persons find they have a cold, thai
they have frequent attacssg and are more
seflsf I've 10 filesch nges .oG taInparatufe; IN
thfsconditi6n, the nose may be dry, or q slight
discharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards becom-
ing thicIt and adhesive. As the disease be
comes chronic are 1 T1 Ne
thick and heavy, and are hawketl or consih la
Off The secretIons are offensive, causing a nae
breath the voice Is thick a2nd nasal, me eyeS
are Sgekis; the sense ofthe smell u Ieefleci OF
destroyed: deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symtom o.
Catarrh is that the person IS Obliged 10 ciehI
his Throat ffrffila rnoTninn Of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fnllen down nom the he eae1
during the night. When this takes place the
pfrson may be sure that his disease Is on "
way to the lungs, and should lose no time In
ma Rso II are hut few q tie many catarth
Symptoms.
A single Bottle viii last a month-tq
'i=' be used three times n day,
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DISEASE OF RfPRUDENCE.
STRANGERat

Trust not your lives or health to the care Of
many unleaIned and worthless pretenders
destitute OF knowledge, name or character
who copy DR.. Johnston's advertisements, or
~ Educated Physicians: incapable OF Curing,
they keep you trifiing month after month,
taking their filthy and poisonous compounds,
or as long as the smallest fee can be obtained,
and despair, leave you with ruined health
DR.. Johnston is the only Physician adver-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05
Trustees Sale.

H'iI Trustees Sale.
,nYvIRTUE OF THO DEEDS OF TRUST
I'd made by Samuel Hpnler and wife dated
respectively as follows The flrst OH the 18th
day OF July, 1861 which deed is on record In
the Recorders office in Deed Book rs, folio III;
and the second, dated August y, 1854, which
deed Is of record in Deed Book IS. folio ISL.
will offer at Public sale, at the mont door OF
the Court House, on-SATURDAY,' the 9th
day OF February, 1896, at IL o'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
OF Lagrange, in the County OF Ohio, ana
designated in the plat of said town as lot
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
longing. Terms cash -
tanls.taE i II u PFTTestee.
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government Sale.

0ONOI hlI1OhO 0Cb4O'
Large Sale of Fine Surgical mstru-
,dOTaOf nehtS. q ~ Oh
WILL BEsoLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
wy -deliEcalfP ufveyOr's Warehouse, Pubic
Square: NASHVILLE, Tenn, on Tuesday
81 oPSgt ting Q@sssE 10 .
s E E and Trephining Gases;
So Post Aortem Gases, large
100 DISSecting Cases;
80 Pocket Cases, two folds;
9SS S SS ShF9 Sa f4a aEtelkey 7slV
20 bt ss' Melting sSringes;
1000 SCarificatOrs;
1000 CuppIng Glasses and Tins;
500 Trnsses, single and double;
5 5'5SS ;rSI1I4t uets all patterns;
zoo Hard Rubber SyringeSr assorted sizes;
so sets Splints, all sizes;
n Is Sym.
Inns il nretS, SO, &c, &c. - =
A portion OF the foregoing articles are sec
and T S e sad ySpat
ing leases contain tTstrulnents Tor anPn
lions, exsections, minor operau9ns'and sets
of Catheters and Sounds.
s,fst9 -. LATsAME PLACE, .yfk
ON "Wednesday. Feb. a. win be sold,
New Blank Books. Stationery Wrap
ping Paper, and 5000 Standard
Medical Books,
Consisting in part of
81 40 copies Gray Is A atomy;; ,.,.,lt: ~.
90 DC PgnssoSS Msaie W RS5Snf BS6.
nets, Watson'S, &c; .s,fgf sfli 81
5Ocopies DaItohfs HISTOLOGY;
so do VirchOw's Pathology; a'lz.H
$50 do Surgery-Gross, ErichSen, Fer
400 copies u .. !. pIspensatory;
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Dwelling House for Sale.

81 = NSAA-1AA ~ SAA9 y LThlSHA
r OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
j House. erected on Lot No. 80 Main street,
Centre WheelIng.i Price 81, 900. upon. agree
able terms. Possession given on the first of
A ]Raai2tf o d BEyERl.YMsEoFE.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

BRfd. G;Es! OBEY, formerly OF the sth
W.. va. cavalry, is at the Mcclure
Il HOUSES SIS IllLI!lL 40. illLLl.5 i5n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

. ENDORSEMENT UF TIE PHEfsA
The mnny thousands cured at this fnstituI-
ton year after year, and the numerous I'M
DF. Johnston. witnessed by the reporters Of
the HSun,p Clipper and many other papers,
notieesOf which have appeared again and
again before.the public, besides his standing
as gen tienian OF character and reSponabius
ty, "a q sufficient guarantee 70 the afflicted
HB-No letters received unless postpaid and
containing a stampto be used ON the reply
Persons Writing should state aRe, and send pOr-
.iAh4s'i1 JOHN n. JOHNSTON. II. D.,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
fehl5-lye MaIylan1.
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Commissioners Sale

Il o a ! Hals4anaer HeymanI i a.
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n &c nr ssaIE. laTNI
1rt1, Q3ppdsY q 5aal4 - Cry Goods. Y Z qNf1lh
GonnIllissioner,s Sale

ar tlie Vninabie- zeal Estate, sItnat0
In the CITY OF FheelfnE and Ohio
County, W. We, Bel9nsinE TO
den, deed.
I'm CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
for Ohio County, West Virginia.
60 DEdEInIvaEney and vie ct a&IiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

Fehect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote copnu-
hial happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes a weary pll-
view: the mind becomes shadotyed with deS-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
tInn that the happiness Of another becomes
bliPhted with our own. -A p iN'A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05
MfdifaI.
DRnrs EEL YES
a no4B e1U9IRi0
Gaia r R Fl
aR:Tis.Ni,rHBY.d
wARRANTED~'

10 .suottr pr1H4Eic:FF11oSs ARE YoLIowEp.' 49,,
5zss-oaaJor rc,Satcde'estosrg al ss",p'01''
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>. rrYOuNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, a habit ne
ouently learned from evil-eompanions, or-at
SCHOOL the effects OF which are nightly. felt,
even when asleep. and n not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that h.S O1ng man, the hope OF
his country, the darling of his parents, shout
he SnatcheSl from all prospects and enjoy
ments of lie, by the consequences Of devta-
ting from the Path of nature and Jndulging
I'm n h6rtnfn secret habit. Such persons, MUST
bafoHe contemplating - - = - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-05

thousands OF persons of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing Etle iFS vigoF, becoming weak,
male, nervous and emaciated, having singu.
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms OF conSum ptiOn. .slfsh 1T.-si5 ssr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

(HANGE or TINE. To take effect MONDAY
y June I, 1866.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Spstial 9otirEg.
The Croyesteen EIano-For.e

Stiil iirans IFS precedence and great popularity and
after urslcrgoug gradual improvements for period
Of thirty years, is now pronounced By the musical
world 20 De unsurpassed and unequalIed rich
ness, volume and purity Of tone, durability and cheap
ness. Our new scale, French action, harp pedal iron
frams, over-sruuE bass, seven octave, rosewood p-
amos e are selling cheaper by from S10a 5000 than
the same style and finish sold hy any other first
class mazersinth country. Dealers and all in want
of good pianos Invited TO Send for Descriptive
Catalogue which contains photographs Of our differ
ent styles together with prices No should pur-
chase piano withou. seeing this Catalogue. Medals
almost without number, have been awarded to the
Groyesteen Piano, and Mt the CazeLrutsd Worlds
Far though put in competition with others from all
parts Of Europe and the I. 5. it took the highest
award
Established 1880 tsroVcatccn Co.,
1y5I ass Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

EeJ- Thousands in the West place their
confidence in the Red Jacket Bitters, be
cause they are aware that they secure
health to families who dwell in unhealthy
districts, and that those thus situated who
do not use it fall sick from the effects Of
had water and had air
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

GT&AYEp f-a, tae subscriber ia .Ee slty 81 Miner
- s Fa.a-. as -ae -~.a ~ Jaue 1853 lean u,e3i-
ua-ss-es taW-traus ea.-r, ~ I'll white stripe over
rhs fss >-ta5l lus5u6t So v65ra--au-e white the
hind less aeai brown t1.l-gaiaglea with black
short small horns
Tbs above reward .ll he paid % any person return
ing sa3 cH % The sVg-eE- 4 Gbe-al reward WI. Sc
-5vea far amy Information tending % h recav-sv
FEEUE RICK GIL ssA[y
2Eaa-a- paia.. June 17th. 1865. ad.r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

JUsr LIKE IIm-GiImoro IS supplying
oar. citizens with apples string beans,
Llaekberries, and nearly all the deGcacies
Of the season, procured from the south,
and in good condition
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04
Meeting q lie Couuty Board Of Republication.

Notice is hereby zisea that in accora~
.aes With Section - Chapter 5sS Of
General Laws of l>55. the Board Of
Equalization or the County Of Iowa VIII
meet q the Court Jaase in the village of
9oigeyilEe On Monday, July e,h. lS56, at
clock L IL for the purpose os equal
izins the valuation Of property Of said
county GEO H. OTIS.
- t Clerk Beard
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

~ Did you know that Barringer & Son
aro selling all kinds Of Dry Goods at a
little lower figures than you are accus-
toned to buy att If not, call and see
them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

Iowa c. AcEI, grTrEAI SocETv. TT 4
meeting Of the executive committee oGJhe
Iowa County Agricultural Society Will De
held at the Court House ia the village OF
Dadcoyille, on SATURDAY. july q 1855, at
/ o'clock J. N
Ey order Henry DCNsTAN,
5W Secretary.
Nrt-avilic, June l2, 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

planning, &c-We invite the attention
Of our readers 70 the advertisement of
g. W Cobb & Co, Of their steam planning
and saw mill They have everything now
in fine working order, and the best Of
vvorkmen. This establishment IS prepared
to do all kinds Of work in the line Of
planning lumber for building or COR put
ting up buildings on short notice. They
have the heaviest stock and best variety
Of lumber ever BROUGHT to this market
Call and sec them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

Gay The following Is the apportionment
Of school money TO the several towns Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04


eEents VIC 1rs eomuelicd to delay the obiC-
iary notice q che late Curtis Beech, IN
Fl cur next issEe
,..a..- - =, I-.-, ,r,..zfrs
a.F n,-,+., rss..r,4.., r,lIon Nm
rg.-rasr fem tas ra-,, IN +fs.r house
,,.7 b.r..-, ..-,. r..,rt.,., feet.
f;.L ~. .--....;.- -.-.-.,- ,1.rub
-. .-.,- r...,r- .,..,~s5
Passion A~r A.ry..,larrs Tie sunIi-
nentarv nausiaa act approved june 9Th.
S66 provides increased rates Of pensions
1u ths following cases
fst 50 per IaoEth &c al these IagahEs
entitled rnde- the $50 ef July 18Th, 1852.
lever rate OF pension. ou account vi
a-yiees rapIe-af stree March 4th. 1861.
rhs .b,u nav, Ia.r fbe -;rr- of both
VS. ar ,ybo shall Lar, loss 41g-h hands
.- been totally AND nermaneptIv disabled
Ill l....~,,.. ...5...,-7.a 81, r,,r,,aor,- T.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04

rSe- os~zng to q crowd Of advertise
Eents.. VIC ars eomuelled to delay the obit-
lary notice Ct Che late Curtis Beech, un-
"a cur next issEe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-04
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1896.

FEsTlgAL-The ladies Of Trinity Church
give grand festival at Clauer's new
building on the 4th. They are supplied
with all the delicacies ofthe season in the
shap of fruits, &c, which can be obtained
and expect a good time. In the absence
of general celebration in this city, we
are gratifed to see this move on the part
of che ladies. Let US give them benefit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-14
SHALL THE NEGROES BE DRIVEN
N0RTHe


The SOutherners in the late Philadelphia
Loyal Convention testified that Andrew John
sons copperhead policy towards the loyal men
and negroes of the South had commenced to
drive them TO the North, and unless change
was made, a regular stampede of blacks must
inevitably be the result. The effect of throw
ing vast negro population upon the Northern
States must of course be extremely deleterious
both to us and to them. They will come among
us in the most destitute condition, and will have
to work for almost nothing. This will depreci-
ate the. price of labor in our midst, and the
poorer classes of our citizens will be reduced to
the worst extremities for want Of work to do,
and because of the extremely low price of
wagesl Poor men, think of these things, and
recOllect that by voting for T. P. FTnJTock you
vote for the Presidents policy of driving the
Southern blacks into the North for protection.
We don't believe single poor man in the Ninth
District would vote the copperhead ticket, ifh
understood this thing in its true light. Let
Union men explain these matters to their neigh
bors and show them how the copperiohnson
policy is working
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-14
WHO CHARTERED THAT TRAIN.

The Sandusky Register thus good naturedly
hits off "fizzle" in democratic r. r. "excur-
sion" which was to have come off last Saturday,
from that city to Prout's Grove, on occasion of
"Grand Union Democratic Mass Meeting and
basket Picnic"
The chief attractions were to be speeches
from Mr. Finefrock, the man who believes Web
ster's spelling book to be unconstitutional, AID
one Winslow, who regards Lindley Murray's
grammar as batch of Radical lies and there
fore repudiates it. The Democratic magnates
of the city pompously ordered an extra train on
the Mansfield road to be ready at o clock to
carry out the Democratic multitude to its syl
van retreat. The train was prepared as re-
quested the engine got up steam and hitched
on the empty cars stood invitingly on the
track with the seats turned Proutwards. The
| morning was glorious and good time seemed
impending. As we remarked, the train stood
there. 1t continued to stand there. Half an
hour after the time it was to have been filled
with johnson men, solitary Democrat walked
timidly down Market street to the railroad
track and peered cautiously from behind the
old oil derrick to see If the Democratic party
was on hand. Nary
The solitary Democrat retired, keeping the
derrick between himself and the loungers at the
depot until out of hailing distance. He heart
ily wished the Prout picnic in purgatory and
himself-in the Post-office.
The empty train stood on the track an hour
longer, but not pic-nicker appeared to orna-
ment the empty coaches. Nobody wanted to
hear Finefrcck commit an assault on the spell
ing book, or see Mr.. Winslow perform New
Orleans massacre on Lindley Murray. At last
the engine was turned out, the cars were run
under cover.
The question which now agitates the COM
munity, disturbs the railroad officials, and de-
stroys the sleep of the radicals is ,Cho chartered
that trdin!s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-14
Ho! For Californial

A NY PERSON NOT wishing to go to California can
n make good STRIKE by calling the subscriber a.
he Is determined to give : bargain in buying
his farm, known the Shubel Reynolds Farm) situated
about two and half miles south Of from the four
ishtng village Of Clyde, and about Eve and half miles
south Of east from the City Of Fremont containing III
acres OF land, 81 under fence and the remainder
dmoered. There Is on the premises good ams house,
containing six large rooms, besides i've smaller ones,
such a. butteTy bed rooms and panss also two rood
barns and outhouses two good wells Of nevern1 va.
good eistern; also plenty OF pure running spring
water for stock. About so large bearing apple trees
peach trees. plumb and cherry trees also about three
hundred huded peach trees, large enough to set In the
Spring.
Also another tract Of land Of about twentyons
laying nearly southwest from the Depot ct Cyde Thsre
Is this piece Of land good frame house a. rood a.
aer, well finished also twenty or Eve large apple
trees, which bear choice fruit; Also about
small ones, set four years, all Of the choicest kinds Of
fruit also lot OF peach, pear plumb and cherry trees
and orchard Of about 90 large maple trees and TO
make the little place desirable still there beau-
tful spring pouring out its ics coldT water within "
feet of the dwelling house, making such inviting rs-
treat hot summers day beneath the large Spreading
branches Of an Ancient Beech and willow, which over.
shadows the Spring.
The above described places will be sold toesthsr or
separately, to suit purchasers For and further
particulars enquire at tie JOURNAL 0fHcs.
s. n. REYNOLDS.
Aug. q l566-nS2m6.