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Fn1FIrLMENT OF A PROPHECY.

The Hon. THos. F. MARSHALL, of Kentucky,
during speech delivered in the United States
House of Representatives, January, 1S42, on o
resolution censuring the younger ADAMS for the
introduction of petition to Congress for the dis
solution of the American Union, uttered the follow
ing remarkable language, which clearly pictures
the scenes through which we have recently passed (:
ga more fearful strife than that which con-
vulscd Europe two hundred years ago, is to afront
the sun, and pollute the blessed light of heaven,
on the soil of these once free and happy States.
The fierce and yengeful fanatic true TO the princl-
pies of his fathers, and the sworn champion OF
universal emancipation, holding in one hand his
nroclomation of freedom and alliance TO the slave,
and frebrand in the other-elated,' too, with the
consciousness of numerical superiority-is to in
vade the South, and avenge the wrongs of Africa,
in massacre and confagration. He will be met.
The naughty STAKEHOLDER will greet the new crusa-
der with the bloodiest welcome. The cavaliers
sword will leap from the scabbard, in vindication
of n broken covenant, violated National compact,
to which he had vainly trusted as shield to his
property and his rights. Surrounded by his house.
hold gods in defence of his hearthstOne the honor
of his wife, the purity of his daughter pro ar' e
focis, he will incarnadine his weapon to the hlt.
s.To patriot vengeance ne'er hath sword,
More terrible libations poured"
Sand should he fall, 'outnumbered, not out
brayed,' it will be amid tho ashes Of all he holds
dear-his home, his family, his country and his
race"
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uNTvERs1Ty or SOUTH CAR0LIfTA.

Each judicial District in the State is entitled to
ono beneficiary in the above named institution OF
learning, under the law which changed the South
Carolina College into a University. These bene-
-fciarics are to be chosen by the members OF the
Legislature or majority of them, for the District
represented, and are entitled to receive, (wiihout
charge, tuition room-rent, and use of the Libra
ry Itis the duty of the Legislators to select this
beneficiary from their District, and we hope that
the members from Anderson will discharge this
duty, and send forward some worthy youth whom
the District may be proud to claim.
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BaT We have no news of Importance from
Washington. The Radicals in Congress are watch
ing the popular breeze, while President JOHNSON
continues firm in his adherence to the principles
so frequently enunciated during the past year.
On our fourth page will be found his last speech,
which is worthy Of perusal All within his pow
er has been done to secure constitutional liberty,
and the South must in silence await his triumph
over the fanaical majority in Congress. This will
inevitably transpire.
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Tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

julius r. Earle us E. J. Earle, F. w. Earle and j.
W. Earle, Heirs at Haw Of Sam'l G.. Earle, de-
ceased-Bill for Partition Real Estate, &C.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that F. ". Earle,
Mrs. Kate Earle and children, viz: ]. H. Earle,
and others, names and number unknown, Hsirs ut
Law of Samuel G. Earle, deceased, and A. c.
Earle Defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits of this State. On motion. Of
Harrison & Whitners, complainants solicitors
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear, plead,
answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint, within
three months from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken pro conyesso again them.
W. HUMPHREYS o.R:A.D.
Commissioners Office, March q, 1865
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ASSESSMENT OF TAXES.

VILE attend at the following places on the days
designated, to receive the assessment of the Taxa
day, 3rd of April, at Craytonville Honea Path,
4tI: Calhoun, 5th: Williamson, 9th; Belton,
7th; Monday, 9th, Storeyille fuckers. 10th; !;
Reid's, 1fth; Hollands, 18th; McCinton's 18th :
Gilmers, l4th; Monday, 18th, Browns Muster
Ground; Townyille, 18th; Pendleton, 18th Ea-
toms l9th-evening Craigs; Centreville, 2oth-
White Plains, oath Longs Store, 25th Smiths
Store, 26th; Wilson'S Tan Yard, 9th. Saleday
in May at Anderson C. H., when the assessment
will be closed. .. . - . =
March %. 1866 40
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Gbe Emerson ynteIligentsr.
JAMES A. HoYT, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MoRN'G.. MARCH 90, 1855
OUR AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to act
rs agents for the Integcncer, and will receive and
forward subscriptions and Advertising:
THOMAS P. SLIDER, Charleston.
A. B. BowDEN, walhalla, 8. c.
THoxAs B. BunE1ss, Pendleton, s. G.
A. ]. srRINGER, Bolton, S. c.
A. NJ. HOLLAND, Hollands Store, S. G.
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PR o 9 p ECT U q
OF THE
Christian Messenger.
A Family and Religious Newspaper, to be publish,
ed ut Spartanburg C. H., s.


THE undersigned have determined to publish, at
an early day, Family and Religious Newspaper,
with the above title. The paper, as its name in
dcates, will be chiefly intended to supply religious
reading, suited to the Family Circle, and in strict
accordance with the "Faith once delivered to the
Saints" 1t will also contain the news of the day:
local and general, and such other matter as viii
make it welcome family visitor, suited to inter-
est and instruct all classes. s. -,
TERMS: THE CHRISTIAN MESSENGER win
be published weekly, on sheet 22X2S inches, at
50 per year, in specie or the equivalent in cur
rency.
Payments for subscriptions will be expected up
on receipt of the first number.
Money sent by Express, or mail, if rsgistsred.
will be at our risk
:, = Rev; J; ( n; nGnBsM G; BREAKER ED1ros..
T. A. HAYDEN s. Co., Publishers.
mas. Our brethren of the Press who will do us
the favor to insert this prospectus for one moro
times, with notice of the same, will have the
Kindness duly recprocated, upon commencement
of publication.
March %, 1856 40 I'm
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TO SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARS.

Those indebted to this office for subscription are
informed that we will be glad 10 receive in pay
meat almost any kind of country produce, ct fair
market rates, Many complain that they cannot
continue their subscriptions for want of money
and we now offer an inducement by which every
family can pay for the Intcllgencsr. New subscri-
bers received upon the same terms.
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nSy The Rev. H. T. SPALD1xa, of this village,
is the regularly authorized agent for the Baptist
Board of Publication at Greenville, e. c., and all
orders for Sunday School Books, and other publi-
cations of the Board, if left with him, Mill receive
prompt attention.
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4plnrniah

MARRIED, on Thursday evening" 18th instant
by Rev. w. E. Walters, Mr.. X. r. BEATTY ant
Miss ANNA E. DEAN, youngest daughter OF Moses
Dean, all of Anderson District.
~ Printers Fee received.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

In the United States Senate, on the 18th inst,
the following appointments for this State we're
confirmed, viz: GEORGE S. BRYAN, of Charleston,
Judge of the United States District Court of South
Carolina, and ALBERT G.. MAoKEy, Collector of
Customs at Charleston, 8. C.
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MAarsraATE,s REcoeNIzANcEs.

We have ON hand few quires of blank Recog-
nizances before Magistrates, and can supply any
quantity at the shortest notice. Send in your or
ders
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rss- We have received new assortment Of ma
tera and are prepared to execute all kinds of Job
Printing in the neatest style and at the shortest
notice Lawyers Blanks furnished to order in
any quantity.
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UNITED STATES TAX ON REAL ESTATE.

1t is important that the owners of real estate
should be informed as to the United States direct
tax thereon, as the law provides this tax shall be
paid in sixty days after the opening of an Office
for collection in any city or county, and we pre-
sumo that the officers will assume their duties be-
fore very great while. The tax is twenty-seven
cents on one hundred dollars value at the assess
ment of 1860, which, if not paid promptly, is LA
BILE to IN additional tax of ten per cent. If not
Paid at the end Of sixty days, the property, ac-
cording to the act of Congress passed in 1862, is
forfeited, and will be seized and sold by the Gov
ernment. We give this information now, in order
that none shall be taken unawares, but provide in
advance for the payment of the direct tax. More
particular information will be given, of course,
when the collectors begin their rounds.
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nSg-"7Ae Land ,ce Love- is the title of a month
ly magazine to be published in Charlotte, N. c.,
bv Gen. D. H. HILL late oRfthe Confederate army.
The publication will commence in May next, and
from the known abilities of the distinguished cd
tor as vigorous and fOrcible writer, this enter
prise must succeed. Apart from his reputation as
n gallant soldier and officer, Gen. HILL is held in
high esteem as Christian gentleman, and will
make his periodical worthy of an extensive pat
ronage.
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R.'.A M

A REGULAR CoNvoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, April 10, 1866, at
half-past seven o'clock. Companions will assem-
bic without further notice.
BY order of the NJ. E.. H. p.
JAMES A. H0YT, Secretary.
March is, 1866 80 8
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Emerson Atiess Gntrellt.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY BEWLEY, KEESE & CO.,
North Side of the Public Square.
GROCERIES. &c.

Baqging, so cts; Bale Rope, IS to so; Addman-
tine Candles, 40 to so; Rio Coffee, 40 to As; Tea,
s2.OOto $3.50; Rice, 10 to 121; N. 0. Sugar, "a;
(c) Sugars, %; Crushed Sugar, 80 to SS; Salt,
per sack, Liverpool $500; Iron, Swede and
Kings Mountain, ii to Is; Castings, 1S; Nails,
Is; Pouder, Sl.OO to s1.25; Lead, 30; Shot, 80 (;
Indigo, $500 to $3.50; lNadder, so; Blue Stone,
S5; lNackerel-quarter bis, 5000, halves, $1,000
wholes 1920 Tobacco chewing, so to Sl.5O;
Factory Thread, 1915 Shntings 7-8, S5 cts. per
yard.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Flour, $500 TO $1,000; Corn, $500; Peas,
s1.25 to S15O; Lard 20; Bacon, Is to Is;
Tallow, Is !; Butter 25 to 30; Eggs Is; Chickens,
90; Bees,raz, 20; Rags, q to g..
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U. S. Government Sale.
March %, 1866

OFFICE a. A. g. M,
Sd Sub District Western South Carolina,
ANDERSON C. H, S. c., March o, 1866.
WILL be sold Mt Public Auction on Monday, I'd
April next, at Anderson C. H. s.by order Of the
Assistant Inspector General Department OF South
Carolina, the following condemned property
6 Horses,
. Mules,
Riding Saddle,
{. Bride,
Saddle Blanket,
20O Grain Sacks.
lst 1t. Co. B., 1st Bait. Me. Vol,
A. 40 M.
March %, 1866 40 2
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Country PRODUCE.
sgeeiaI Ylatites.
HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S, A.. F.. M.

HIRAM LUUGE, mo. %, H.. Ia. wi. !.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, April I'd, 1866, at half-past seven
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice ana govern
themselves accordingly.
By order of the w.. NJ.
JAMES A. HoYT, Secretary.
March 8, 1866
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MONEY WANTED !!

ALL persons indebted to me for work done since
.June 1865. are earnestly requested to call and
settle. II YOU cannot pay all, give ne at least y
portion of your Indebtedness, in order that i may
do likewise Those Iworked for when there was
no money in circulation, viii surely pay now. "A
word to the wise is sufficient" !"
49, - ''' JOHN L. ARNOLD.
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DIED. in Pickens District, on the I'd of Janua-
ry. 1866. SALLIE LYNCH, daughter of j. W..
& Susan Crawford aged years, 8 months and
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ETC, ETC, ETC
TEsTEllONIALa.

n. B-No cases are published eirg, 0, '
mission
Fred Ounland, Dayton, o DelIp,s, 1-,'
al Clegg Hall, ia one minute. I'D not De-.
watch tick in one ear for ~ years Driii .ia
the operation. May be referred 70.
Albert Bridgman, Dayton. Ahtct,i 81
general debility. Had all the time dali s.L-'
pain In the bead Energy Oh gone Alter ..'
operation by Dr. DODGE felt hts srgtEIF
son. Can be referred 70,
Mrs. Raul, Dayton, Bloody UTiae -.
| OF heat and pain at the bottom Of tie ab1s-
OF bowels, aud sometimes attended with 60
difficulty Of making water. Also acute pa.ED
feeling Of weight I'm the small OF back turs!
one operation. May be referred 70.
Thos Benton Emmi1ger Carryltovn, o l.
Of voice, had not spoke loud word foF . mo-.
Altar an operation OF one minute, voice &C.
pletely restored and could talk "a well q. s-y
Can DC referred 70.
Mes Clara u, Lockwood. franklin o 2
pitation Of the heart and general nerya-, =
bllity. Pain IN the lott side eIteuding DON !.
hip Cured by twoOpsrei!ons. Can Be Isls.fs
20.
Bent. And.s-s paytor. Paralvsia es.t,.e
side. COlp.sts loss Of the LEFT arm benz .s-i
aud cold fEom the shoulders down, Couli ~
pin INTO u without feeling II the least. T.
not walked 4 step for eighteen month, viii
Jupcnss. Alter one operation could walkEI.
out cTutches, aud felt the siiehtest toucL W
lie srIa; Can DC gsferIed ".
A.ss Katy Miller, Dayton. Eplep.Ie N
Fr0G i've 70 seven spasu.s each d.y :ot isa:st
years, resulting In uearjy the Ioss OF ugEII II
.ns use % lett arm. After 40 operation W "
DoOeE bad only Eve SPANS n three vssg
IastlDg only about fifteen seconds each 81.
ana arm restored. Cau be re.erIed 70.
Z. Eophn, Dayton Pam IN Tie baeE -
stantly Tor over two years. Cured b. oss al
alton: Can be referred 70.
= Patients ,eiU pay N trgortio.
property.
tano6.iL--1-
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RECEIPTS THIS WEEK
New Work Marker.
New YORK, Feb c

-
COtton-more active previous prices;
4Sc for middling Flour--frmer for good
sound grades. with moderate demand at
y 6OaS for sxtrastate s., 50as,70 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio s5,55al0,35 for
trade brands market closing quiet
Whisky-dull aud nominal with sales
al S2,23a2 PC for western Wheat
auet, firm and nominal Rye-qutet
Corn-rather easier, 50aS2 for unsoundi
s1as6c for sound mixed western III store
and delivered; 93c for prime yellow south
ern. Barley aud Barley Malt--dull and
nomnally unchanged Oats-duli and
dropping at 4la46c for unsound western;
S6s56tc for sound 10 Petroleum-dn!i
at 32a324c for crude 53a54c for refined
Uond Coffee-quiet and steady Sugar
dull, Muscovado lee Havana lie.
Enthusiastically and active; New Or
leans IL, 09ai,l4 Pork-hrmer at $685.
a30 I21 for new mess. closing at &c.,
cash $3.50 for old DO, closing at 500
cash S2l ,50a2l75 for prime; $3.50 for
prime mess also G, 500 bbls new mess TOR
March and April buyers and sellers OPP
ton, al S2S,629a29. Beef-steady at
about previous prices, Beef Hams
quiet; 81 ,50a43 Tor western. Cut Meats
--steadyat llal2c Tor shoulders; l6als
for hams Dressed HOgs-heavy al l2sa
12fc for western Bacon-in fair de-
rland at l6al7c fer western Lard-frm
and better ut l5al5c; $3.50 bbls for
March and April sellers option, al II
Butter-frm at @0a33c for Ohio; 25a5Sc
for state Cheese--quiet ut l3al9tc
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Through Line 20 California,
At MEXICAN PORTS

L'OtShkNNE n II NA u AVIAN = h -
end carrying the u 5. Mail. Leave Pier
No. II Sutu l,iver foot OF Canal street at ~
o'clock, noon, on the lst 18th, and 2lst OF every
month except when those dates tau on Sunday
and then OIL the preceding Saturday. for Aspin-
wall connecting via Panama Railway, with one
of the Company's Steamships from Panama for
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY.
LAT. HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt Gray, con
Meeting with COLORADO Capt Watkins
10th ATLANTIC Capt. &aury connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly
2Ist NEW YORK, Capt. Homer, connecting
with CONSTITU TI0N, Capt FaTnsworth.
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacihc Ports Those
of lst touch at Manzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $500 Second Cabin, $500 Steer.
age, 500.
a discount Of One-quarteT from steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin aud steeTsge passengers
with families: Also, an allowance OF 0ne-quar
ter on through rates to clergymen and their fam.
lies and school teachers; soldiers having hon.
orable discharges, halt fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage masters accompany baggage
through and attend to ladies and children with.
out male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,
railroads, and passengers Who prefer to send
down early
An experienced surgeon 81 Uoarj Medicine
and attendance free
4 Steamer will be placed On the line January
lst, 1865, TO run from New Orleans 20 Aspin.
vail, via Havana.
For Passage Iickets OF further information
-pply at tRsrCompaDy . ticket ctce, on the
@arf. foot % ana street. E0[th River, New
York. +. ". &. BELLOWS,
jau236m Agent.
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II, w. PHILLIPS,
Il. IA, LEE. NJ. u.

.tEDtGAE. AND SURGICAL Of
vi ER<'F AND RESIDENCE, corner OF
Mill Alley aud Main street Centre Wheeling,
~. Va
DT Lee operates iJI the Idical cure OI Heluta,
Stone IA the Bladder Strabismus jor Cross Ey5i
aud all the different form, Of Club Foot
once hour7 iron ~ 10 - ) NJ and 10
+ Al uSl@
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Feb 4.
Money -teaIy at sac per cent Stor
ing Exchange-dull aad steady at si,O3i
al,09t Gold-wthout material change,
opening at Sl,39e; declining to Sl39
closing at 81 ,39i
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ISAAC HOGE,
late of Nouuisyille.)


TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
A AGENT Will practice in Wheeling and
the counties of Marshall and WstzeL W. Va.
Office over tho Bank of Wheeling Main St.
[5yPlenty of wild land in West Virginia for
sale at from IS to $40 an acre, by said Hoge.
nntSn.Rrn
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Beef cattle wero frmer and in good
demand, and prices tyifie better, espe-
cislly on good to prime grades, though
the range of prices was nearly the same
as last week; the bulk of cattle sold at
l4al7c, but best quality cattle were held
at higher. rates; the market was active
at the Improvement, and fall prices were
realized for all grades. Hogs are quoted
at last weeks prices
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T6sUANT 40 A DECREE Or
the above named court, rendered IL the
above entitled cause on the 2Qth DAY OF Usesm'
ber 1896, l shall proceed to sell, Ut pu9lc aue.
ton to the highest and best bidder at t8e ITont
door CT the Court House Of Ohio county, West
virginia on MONDAY, the Goth DAY VI
FEBRUARY, 1866, at IL o'clock, a. NJ the
following described real estate, situate III Tue
city of Wheeling aud Ohio county, west VIZ
GINA, belonging TO tue estate OF Aie4ahueI Hdu'
den, deceased, VIZ
All of lots numbered / aud N square No.
situated on the southwest corner Ot Main ana
South streets, extending from South street TO
Wheeling creek and the stone bTidge. except
ing that portion Of lot No ). occupied ny the
house immediately upon the corner OF SAID
streets.
mSaid property has been surveyed anu divided
. TO CJ four parcels Two parcels fronting up
Main street, the one commencing at hecI'
ng creek and running North ninety (9O) ieet
more or less, upon which are Two large Ulioh
buildings and frame shop The other adIoms
said parcel fronting on Main street ABOUT forty
one ClD feet upon which are also two brlck
buildings Both OF said parcels extend west
wardly about 100 feet, to 10 feet private alley.
The other two parcels front upon South street
tLs one about 81 feet, and extends South TO
Wheeling czech, CaDout zoo teeU upon winch
there is two story double brick building; the
other fronts on South street about twenty three
t2O feat and extends SouthwardIy about 81 Ieet,
upon "hIch i = t"o StolS pI4'A "'huIuS'
4 private alley 40 leet wide, running nom
North 10 South aud which divides said pdrCCls
will be decided ~ the purchasers ot 7atd proper.
ty jointly. go.
Possession gwen on the first day o1ApuI, le6G
Also p tract OF land containing twenty seven
acres / Rood and poles, situate onthe Nation
al road three and One.hali 81 miles East Ol the
city of Wheeling, and Ill Ohio county, West
Virginia adjoining the lands vi Mr. Thomas
Horn rock and . ii u carter
A plot aud survey OF said property may be
seen at the office OF the Commissioner, or al the
Court House on day OF sale.
IEREs-One third Of the purchase money 10
Cash the balance in two equal nstaments Of
six and twelve months, with iuter4t from day
of sale; the purchaser giving hopds with good
security Tor deferred instruments, OF all the pur.
chase money in cash if the purchaser may so
elect HANNIBAL FORBES,
ilh % d. II Commissioner
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Farm For Sale Low
5zzVu SELL AT 5SRHV5 Il 81

L sale my Farm containing HIi acres OF land
situated in Richland Township Belmont 5oun
ty. Ohio on the NatiUna! Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and :: nom 81
CIairsyille. The Land Is vel! improved three
acres i'll grape vine, and the remainder ia e1
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises a first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty Of goOd water There
is also fine orchard OF well selected fruit trees,
and an a1ched wine cellar together with first
rate still house, with all necessary improve
meus and convenences / will sell Oh the
most reasonable terms Eoi particulars call
and see the undersigned on tho place near ST
Clairsyille. Belmont county. OHIO
0ctlT-tf CHRISTIAN WELII.
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GROCERIES & PRODUCE
G. MAIER,

formerly Proprietor OF Boat S5oJe,
N2, Al WATER STREET, t,co doors ators
Sprigg Alley,
X EEEs CONSTANTLY on HAND
N a FULL and Complete assortment OF Gro
ceries, Produce, Canned Fruits' Jeuies. Ssrdines
Cove oysters Holsters ETC.. etc al Of which
viii be sold at the sowest market rates
Orders ter anything il my lire fllsl. t:csT
day OF night.
Tohcs Of Vt. J. c. Anderson, Steamboat
Agent. MyS