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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24
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wAtPoLE N. H., Jan 30, 1867.
Dr.. O. +. WOODS Dear Sir Lest you should remain
In Ignorance to your ability to bless yoar fellow man
and give yourself fortune offer thoughts In refer
to what yor sal your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day the Falls thinking to Dr. Ni,hols and
get him prescribe that offensive disorder the Dyson
terry which had hung about for ten twelve days Some
at the Fails said that Woods made nostrum that
good for the above complaint. must say that had but
little faith in your mixture. But after your said he
would warrant cure, thought would try II. took
dose that evening and to my surprise was better In less
than hour the next day went TO work free from pain
and free from hinerance and to-day consider myself we'll
By the way, would had tried almost thing else
without effect Now, whether this Is buner Of yours
whether you had the dcernment to make this compound
eeetual makes difference 1t wrought such radical
change In me that feel to acknowledge it, and wish h
might become celebrated have doubt II that medi
cine pulled according to its WORTH 1t would give you
profit oue year than all you have IN your shop
would in ten II you would give q receipt think
would spend thousand 1t before would give II up.
Yours much benefited,
THOMAS N. KEYES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS,
~ ing Monday, May 10, 1867.
slesring ears on al night trains. Smoking c,u !,
tranis.
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VT. Central & Sullivan Rail,o,,
CMay Is. 1867. Noma

OMay 10, 1861 eounaS,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND wrsr
Leave Bellows Falls at II As a. NJ, $50 =. m "A,
Mined train for White River Junction. lesfas
at $50. "-'es belss
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell a, -oa
Lawrence aud fitchburg at 730 a. M. ssrn.s.s,
a. m, for Burlington, and St. Albans, ami a,
The train lsaving Boston via Ftchbargh 4 ~
and Springfield at Az a. M connect at Eb,s 80 ~
ton with the Day Express train. ef'al
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails Al latA.y
cevpg Passengers from Vermont Valley Rsl,,as NJ NJ
New York, at l2.l5 p. Nj, ard from cheFhlre M
leaving Boston at 30 P. NJ. connecting a, VIM. \
Junction with train leaving Boston at 500 nj q,
iington, Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdenstu,%
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West. =
Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
Through tickets for Chicago and the est for q.
! principal stations. g. MERRILL n
st. Adams, VT, May 18th, 1867. ~
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Cheshire Railroad

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS,
~ ing Monday, May 10, 1861.
slesring ears on al night trains. Smoking c.u /.
tranis.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Pals sis
Keene, ut Ans A. NJ; Arriving at fitchburs. rs 1
at Boston, $40 a. N. ACCOMMODATION rst1I
leave Bellows Falls, at 80 A. M, Keene. a Il,
Arriving at Fitehhurg II 90 p. NJ, at Boston ~
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at 2 AZ y
st3.Ss NJ; Arriving at fitehburg, 8 i5P 4, m
100 p. u.
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at 1891,
lows Falls, ll.40 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TflsI
leave Boston, at HOO A. NJ, Fitchburg, l2sRT J
at 3.37 p. ~; Arriving at Bellows Pals. ASA
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at s 39p r ~
at rs p n, keene, o5 P. NJ. Arriving at Bsl,r
e57 Pm,
None but the Accommodation Train viii "a, 4
Line, So keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains will make regular s,oa. =. =
don and Keene. and will stop at other s,a,i6ss, ~
above to take or leave pass myers 10 or fross o,b
and except at West fitehburg and Westnis,-
they will only stop to leave passengers going ssU
take them in going mp.
Trains Connect as fosloes.
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland a.. n
Railroad for Rutland, Burlington Montreal .0fst
No change Of ears between Boston and Railssj
train, or to Burlington by express or msil TN
the IL 90 A. NJ, train from Boston Lodge At ID
proceed next morning to Burlington, Tror
Schenectady, &c. The night express, With -
through to Burlington, Schenectady. Montrs
Also. with Sullivan aud VI Central R3ralr
sor, White River junction, Burlington 0.ss
Montreal. 81 Johnsbury, &c, via. Vermont lad
sumpsie, and Vermont Canada Rosds &c
Express trains make direct connection via. Tlsz-
trail Railroad for all points North. the lat trss
ming direct through TO Windsor, W. K. Juretss,
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train oTsr n
Railroad. Accommodation train runs to ". Z ID
Mail train connects nj W. X. Junction vita Ergrs
arriving at St. Adams at $50 P. NJ, keases p5a
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, 0gdtss
Dorm Trains ConasI a; Fial5gg
with Trains Of Fitehburg & Worcester aslfrcsd
cester, Norwich, Providence and New Ymk oitf
And at Groton Junction WITH trains d we1-esse
ua Railroad for Nashua and ccnecsA. snA VIII
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, st
r. STEWART, supss
Superintendent Once. Keene, y. H., Ma, ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24

A RARE PRINTER.--A Western paper
contains the following advertisements
!" Wants situation, a practical printer
who is competent TO take charge of any
department in a printing and publishing
house. Would accept profesorship in
any Of the academies. Has no objection
to teach ornamental painting and penman-
ship, geometry, trigonomefry and many
other sciences. Is particularly suited to
act as a pastor to a small, evangelical
church, or as local preacher. He would
have no objection to form small but
select class of interesting young ladies to
instruct in tie highest branches. To a
dentist or chiropodist he would be invalu-
able, as he can do almost everything
Would board With family, if decidedly
pious. For further particulars, inquire
of Colonel Buffalo at Browns Saloon"
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Sailrpaas.
Rutland 4 Burlington and y,
mont Valley RaiIroads W

~ ~, and ,a. aiter Monday, january 7,h,s,,
y WIN run as foiiows' ''eh tran,
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
's sssr burlington at soA.M., l0r.M
Ar 3 e a. Rutland, at 1850 P. NJ. 4Jop.n a.,
Le.v, I sas'anda at a.ooA.M. 1890 NJ. 6m. :.
Arrive " IT Bellows Falls at 7.4o p. NJ aop = 10
Leave Bellows Falls, at T50p.M oos
Arrive ut bratteboro, ut 500 2. NJ. ana ~, sSAE|
MOVING NORTH AND WEST III VI
leave Brattlsboro, et 10 45 A. NJ, A4opN a
Arrive at Bellows Falls. ut IL 20 A. al hae soPh
Leave a Bellows Falls at go A NJ, l2Sama ssPy
Arrive at Raslandat 1000 AMsoo, p.ms,o,,
Leave Rutland at GOO A. NJ, sl5pN
arrive at Burlington at 0.ab A. Mb45pSv
TRAINS CONNECT AS FoI,Iors ihir
AZ burlington with Boats on Lake Cbsn,'s;
mont Central AMI W. n Cana, Rarana' saam ardv
81 Adams, Roase's Point, MOI treal h9n,
west At Rutland, with train for Trov ano uigAat
YORK, Saratoga Springs, SCHENECTADY anS ~ end
Bellows rails with trains on Cheshire RAN, ns ha
burg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston WAY ~ lx
Valley Railroad for Brattleboro, sprinrs"',n,A v,
New Haven and New York; and Win srIsat, irsh
for Windsor, White River Junction We'll. p v,,.an &
bury, Newport Lttleton and the Whit ma 'et &
Passengers for the West will find this ehssllas
and expeditions route. "eap Pas,
| For Tickets and all necessary Information
o'ves On 'he me GE0. A. NERRIlff" ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24

ERKNcH Mote Papss and Envsl0pss, ruisd Mote, Let
Il Cap BIZ Rapsr, white and eoiorsd Envelopes.
xsse5ls, rsas &e.s G. T. RoWEs, Chester
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24

The Advertisers Gazette for May contains a
complete list of the Ohio State Newspapers carefully
revised and corrected Specimen Copy 10 cents. Yearly
subscription 81. g. p. HOWELL CO., NY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-24

flNHERE's NOT CITY, TOWN OR VILLAGE in the
United States where TARRANTs EFFERvEscENT SELrzER
APERESr is not household medicine From every point
OF the compass every mail brings testimonials
yenus efficacy in dyspepsia nervous debility liver com
plants and constipation.
L- Sold at all Drug Stores.
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FvNO FRUIT GROWERS, and those wanting small Fruit
i Farms. Subscribe for the oULTuRIsr 16
page Monthly published by r. MArLAcK 904 Market Street.
Philadelphia Pa at only rs cents year Send for spec
linen Copies.
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WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES

Than any other place In their knowledge In windham
County, and will give few prices Of the articles,
you for yourselves. We now have
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
Two Months for SOfhing-LooA
at this Offer.

We have received the American Agri-
culturiSt for October We wish that all
our friends could see this paper We
know of no way in which so large an
amount of tr,ily valuable, interesting. and
instructive reading matter could be given
10 finlily at So small rice as the sub
Scription tothe Agri-ulturist. Each num-
Der contains 81 To II large quarto pages,
and - to 80 fine engravings, many Of
them very costly and beautiful. Here, in
this October number, We find, in addition
to the great amount OF Information, hints,
Suggestions, etc, more than 80 engravings,
several OF which are among the most ex-
pcnSjvc ever found in an illustrated Jour
nal. This number is Of itself really worth
years subscription. The cost of the
American Agricaitnrist is only $50 for
a year. in advance, or four copies for 50
The publishers ofisr that valuable journal
free for the remaining two months of this
wear 10 all Httc subscribers, for lS5S Vol
-. who sen8 in their subscription during
ttiS month gf October. We advise all our
readers TO secure it on these terms. II
will lie sure Ia benefit all fathers and
mothers, and interest and instruct the
children. Subscriptions should be sent
10 the publishers. ORANGE JUDD & Co,
3t5 Beoadway. New York City.
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BOOK NOTICES,

Origin and History Of the Books in the
Bi5ic.-'This Is work of real value not
sectarian at all. not even theological. but
it is just what it purpOrts To be, History
Of the Books of the BibLe, sufficiently crit
zeal 10 meet the wants of the professor.
clergyman and the student, and vet 80
simplIfied as 10 be the book needed by
every family and every Sunday school
teacher as the companion of the Bible.
This book is new and fresh from the
pen OF the author, who has been urged 10
its preparation by Presidents of Colleges.
and leading ministers and scholars OF the
various christian denominations, and has
given his best energies TO its completion.
1t contains about 600 pages octave,
printed from new aud beautiful clear tvpe.
illustrated with fine steel portrs il OF the
author, fac-similes of the early manu-
scripts on which the Bible was written.
very curious and interesting, and other
full page illustrative engravings, all in the
highest style of engraving, by the best
artists in the country.
1t is sold by subscription only. Clergy
men, teachers, experienced agents, and
ladies, will find il TO their advantage to
canvass for this work, as very liberal terms
Will I've given. Zeigler, McCurdy & Co.,
Publishers. Philadelphia, Pa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

Resumption of Specie Prgmcat-A
pia-; -hIs been transmitted 10 t,4e Secreta-
ry 'of the Treasury, which ii is understood
nrsets the approval Of bankers and tinan-
cial men vino have conferred on the sub
5ect in New York by means Of which it
will he practicable 10 resume specie pay
mentS III five years; retire al the national
currency notes within ninety days; sub
Stitute greenhacks as the sole currency of
the country: give commerce and the W est
ninety millions increased bank circulation
.revn5ackS, and reduce the coin inter
ct debt three hundred millions: and all
in a manner satisfactory t. the banking
ami financial interests of all sections.
The above is one of the grandest hum
bugs vet suggested, ana if fools enough
could bc found TO carry il out. would make
every hank in the United States mere
shaving shop where greenbackS would be
put uut at par and received ut 50 cents on
the dollar.
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a Dead lady Brou=he 10 EiGe.

An Interesting and astonishing event
tranSpired on the 23d ult-, ~ the house o.
Mr.. George Chandler, . farmer living
near the Lowell road, between Nashua
and Tyugsboro, Mass. \ physician, Dr.
Stroineki, stopped on the afternoon of the
day mentioned at Mr.. c. : house To feed
his horse. On entering the house. Mrs.
Chandler informed the doctor that her
daughter susan died on Saturday. and
that the body had been placed iE coffin
for inJermeut on Sunday. The doctor on
looking into the coffin remark ed that the
girl was not dead, but only iii fit He
ordered the removal OF the body and
placed it in Il warm bath. After "A long
struggle the girl was brought 10 life
After leaving some medicil.e, the doctor
took his departure. On the following
iay-the one assigned for the funeral
the resuscitated lady voide,i a tape worm
measuring tweHty-eight feet in length.
and instead Of burying Miss >usan Chan
Her, the parents inferred the caj>e Of all
her troubles.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
CoDperhead Pledges.

The eoPperhead papers gcne9ally, either
dire tly or indirectly, advocate the taxa
tion #
lst, United States Bonds, which wer,
sFeci lly offered te al men with guar
antee that they were free from taxation
y, All bonds isssed tyy.railroad conlia
nies, al of whtrh by law are exempt from
h,c.: JaxatieR.
81, All stocks in railroad and Ctile,
comp ,nies, which are by law exempt from
t,,N-tsi.4n.
ssI', All County, Borough, Township
a,'l other bonds, which are by law ex.
cnlrt.
5lh. The taxation of farmers occupa-
tians, which are now by law exempt
Ssh, The taxation of everything invest
ed in public enterprises.
Should democratic copperheadism ever
attain power, We shall see how far they
will carry out their dogmas; and if they
do carry them out, less than 4 prophet can
fo.te!l that lab0ring men and mechanics,
when TOO late, will discover that labor
without capital to employ it brings labor
into competition tr;th labor. reduces wa
ges 10 starvation prices, and without inju-
ring the rich makes the poor poorer.
England and ali other European countries
are living examples of this truth. but it
seems nothing but dire reverse will
teach thousands of that class that they are
advocating and voting for men and meas
ures which in the end will reduce them
10 the level of European serfs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
Oliver township, Oct. 2it
THE NATTER OF THE AP-
Il pIiCation ofCarIJ Oilaan ErIck-
son to Change hiS Name 10 Carl
l.. Hoffman.

And now. Aug. aGth. 1857. in the mat
ter OF the within petition Of Carl Johann
Erickson, the prayer Of petitioner is grant
ed. and his name changed TO CARL f.
HOFFMAN: and it is hereby aiiudgei and
decreed by the Court that said petitioner
shall hereafter pass and lie known by the
name Of Carl +. Hoffman. and no other,
and shall have and enjoy under that name
all tine legal capacities; notice of this de-
cree 10 be published in the Lewistown Ga
zette for four successive weeks.
" BY the Court. :. :. w"
STATE or PENNA.. Miffiin County -.
|, W. III. BrattOn, PrOthono5ary Of the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county and State aforesaid. do hereby Ger
tify that the above i a correct and true
copy OF the decree of the Court in the
above stated case.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and the seal OF said
L. Court AT Lewisrown, this 18th day
of September, \. d. lsG-.
sepls4t w. H BRATTON, Pro.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

under Pierce and Buchanan, when even
the government could not raise dollar
except at usurious rates. and what sane
man would ask for return of such adj
ministrations? The republican party has
its faults, many of its leading men have
their faults, but no other party has ever
done or will ever do again what it taccom-
pl;shed since April. IVl; and if. through
the ignorance OF some, aud the tine-scrv-
ing OF others, that party should be rem
dered poNy cri.ss within the next five years,
thousands OF laboring men, mechanics
and business mon will curse the hour
they aided in It's defeat.
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ID EGTsTER,S NOTICE.

Ii The following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain
filed on record at this office for inspection
OF heirs, legatees, creditors, and ali Others
in any way interested, and will be pre-
sented to the Orphans Court OF MiffiIn
County, TO be held in the Court House,
at Lewistown, on MONDAY, the ith day
OF November, 1861, for allowance and con-
tirmation, nisi, and unless exceptions are
filed within four days thereafter will he
confirmed absolutely:
l. Final account OF w J. Fleming.
administrator of Samuel Wills, late of
Union township, deceased.
>. Partial account of Samuel II. Mccoy,
administrator Of George 3. Penepacker,
late Of Granville township. deceased.
3. The account Of JameS Thorn pson and
Crawford Switzer. administrators of David
Switzer. late of Armagh township, decd
!. Final account Of Jacob Smith, ex-
ecutor OF Henry Smith, late THE Borough
OF Lewistown, deceased.
.. The Guardianship account of John
Eeatter, guardian of Ellen Hummel. mi
nor child of Ellis HummeIi, deceased.
8. The account of William Spicher.
administrator, q. b. n. c. /, a. OF John
SpicheT, deceased.
MICHAEL HTNET, Register.
IewistOwu, October 9, 1867.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
1T O IT 7 Q z

The heaaaful Piano Farres Of liEoYE~-EvS co. are
deemed ry ali good judges to be 5he ul.sI Taus Of
instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest wta, = wanting 10 make rns5-
seal instrument mere perfect aIhoaEh we are slow
TO aiaa.s ,Hal tie ra, OF improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos 10 theiT pre-
soat excellence. they has Submitted them to coupe
;G5a with in>tgualent of the best makers Of rRl>
country auI Europe, and received the reward Of er-
Is. al others AZ the celebrated Worlds Far. II
iu. Justice to say tnat t. nd srnenr thls pronounced
has nos been oveuuied by ans musical worli
s.A, by the Improvements lately applied by them
;neig P,,nos admitted Ehay more perfect IN
-irunenH has oe.en made. They have accordingly
achieved the paradox or making excellence more
excellent Surely after TINS, they are entitled TO the
motto ~FxcelsIeT-' nCyl4-ly
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Spetial CLOTHES.
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

In the yrboe history Of medical discoveries NO RIM
Epr has performed 20 many such remarkable cures
of the numerous affections Of the THRoAT. LUSsS. and
H1sr as the lone-tried and justly celebrated Balsn
So generally sci ged Is the superior excellence
1f rAis remedy that but few OF the many who have
tested f,S virtues by experience Gi to keep stat hand
as speedy and certain cure for sudden ATTACKS oi
Ced-fuly believing thatIt- remedial powers are com
Drben>,ve enough u embrace every form Of disease
f-n the slightest cold TO-: he most dangerous symp
tom Of pulmonary compliant
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
F--,s Rsr Fezrr5s L0biL Pastor Of the SJath C5E1Tl
gsiioHal Cgszrck, bridgeport to5aactictt,
i consider II a duty which / oEe 70 suffering hu
rlaHy 10 bear testimony the virtues u % " l>I
EsTo,in II Wild Cherry. / haye used lt-"heh haF'
ft.l occasion for any remedy for Coughs q lbs 81
sore Tnruat--fr many year,, and never IN sinsit
instance has I faded relieve nd cure ME save
fr-1nent,y !een very hoar>e 90 Saturday and 'oaNtt
lraari 10 TIE delivery of two sermons on the Ioilo"
irg lay vitn sad m>slyDgs bnt by ahher use q" tii'
slzarn my hnarSeness has nFaTiAui! been removed
ana have preached without dlfhcu'ty.
commend Il to my brethren IN the ministry an
In puic speakers generally. a. Gel tam remedy 10
.n. IN, ,uciai troub 70 which We are peculiarly eN
posed" - ,- -, d. - - - ~
ST. Boston. and Tor sale by Druggists generally
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Millions are daily being added u our
Nat;aIal deht-ta4es must daily increase
and he industry Of the whole country
must continue to suffer -HtattinQCt0n
GjO1e.
Now what are the facts relative TO that
which IS here put forth. Secretary Me
Culloc,l, a member of Andrew Johnson's
cabinet, publishes monthly statements
showing that the National debt has been
decreasing far beyond all anticipation.
Does the Globe mean to say that these Of
fetal statements are false, and that those
wao make them are guilty of perjury
l. -, they are made by the very men
whom he l. lauding Again, does not ev.
cry reading man know that the late Con
gress revised the revenue laws, making {
tFge reduction in taxes? Does not every
Dwner Of real estate in PennsyIvani;
know that a republican legislature tw,
yeara ago released the State tax on rea
estate altogether? So with industry. W,
never kney more general employment 70
l4bo-ipg men and mechanics than ther,
j. uoY, for il - ? truth which cannot b
denied that every D1QB Ggitijtlg to ag0rk cal
tiHd something 10 do It good wages
There is hardly a county ja the State il
which great enterprises ale not on foot o
us,ier way-miReral resources arc beinJ
developed in an unexampled naER ReF re
al.zing vast sums for lands before aImos
considered worthless, while the genera
tpac of business is far safer than il form
erIy was. These are the results of repub
lican principles, republican laws, and re
pIl,lican statesmen. Contrast them witt
the low wages and want OF employment
tae stagnatioa Of business, the uncertain
currency, the thieving Of Office holder
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
TWO VALUABLE FARMS
> Q B 5 4 EE :


TNHE undersigned will offer AZ private
l. sale the two following described farms,
belonging 10 the heirs Of Geo. Il Ca
6raith, lSte Of Oliver township. deceasel,
viz:
No. l. \ farm situate in Oliver town
ship, in the county OF Miffiin. about ! :
miles northwest OF McNeytown. contain
ing -lj ACRES, OF which there are rs acres
cleared. The improvements On this farm
consist Of 3 large STONE DWELLING
HOUSE. plaSterei on The outside. and
well finished within. with a good BANK
BARN, Carriage House. Corn Crib. an!
other Improvements, with 3 very excel
lent spring of water and good stone Spring
House built over the same: there ! also
on this farm a good saw Mil in running
order
No. , Is 4 Farm adjoining No. l. in
said township, containing SIS ACRES. Of
which there are about 10 cleared The
Improvements on this farm consist Of .
good FRAME WELLING HOUSE,
good Bank Barn. with o. ther roGr5liidings.
An excellent well OF water ! aC the house
and good cisteTn OF water az the barn.
There l. a good indication Of Iron Ore on
this property.
The Undersigned will also offer two
Tracts Of Timber Land for sale. the one
containing - acTes. ana the other 4S acres,
more or les. Upon the latter there are
also excellent Indications OF Iron Ore.
Ee4 The above farms will be sold on lib
terms 10 those who wish 10 purchase
Further particulars NAV be obtained on
application 10 JOHN ATKINSON,
Of Geo. H. Calhrairh. de-
ceased, al McYeytown- sep4-tf