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The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

States and Canadas at Albany, n. L.
THERE IS A Rg.soNHLE CHANCE OF RECOVERY
in the worst cases of Bronchitis, Consumption and
Scrofula if John {. Baker 4 Co.'s Cod Liver Oil
the most pure and powerful specimen of the great
strength sustaining and tissue healing medicine
of sthe age, is taken perseyeringiy. Manufsctur-
cd and sold by JOHN c. BAKER Co., No. us
Market street, Philadelphia, and Druggists every
where. feb7 -dw3m
7BRANpRETH's PILLs.-These Pills are safe and
sure. They are prepared by q process which So
cures all the best qualities of the herbs OF which
! they are composed, without any OF their bad
| They benefit in all cases, and do harm in none.
See 3. Brandreth is in white letters on the Gov
ernment stamp febl0- -dw Inn
| GoNE FonEvEK I-So say the ladies Of their
4 beauty, when the mirror shows them their once
! get or golden ringlets streaked with grey. But
! never was there q more Fdlse Conclusion Though
| the hair be as white as Times own forelock, OF
worse stiI, ared as fery meteor--f frcsfo IT is
4 invested i'm a moment with the most magnificent
black or brown by the agency of CHklsTA-
i DORO's HAIR DYE perfectly wholesome
and purely vegetable. Preparation. manufac
tured by j. CHRfSTADokO, Astor House
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
! by all Hair Dressers. feetodwlm-
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

NOTICE TO TEAcHERs.-I will hold public
examination Of applicants tor Teaohers' Ger
ti6cstsssa ny efIe, in Rock Isls.A % Sat.
urday, Esd and soth Of March, beginning at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and closing At Pm.
m6ph1-dSst - s - -T~T
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

yTTANTED.-A good Wsgoni and canfagS
w Smith, as partner. Enquire Ut BanntSfS
Wagon Shop, at Andalusia, DIS. febll-dws
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. = Mr.. Thompson re-
quests us to say that he is very grateful to
the fremen foS their promptness in turning
out the other night when his foundry was on
fire. And although the city authorities have
made no arrangements for supplying that
part Of the city with water, it's not very far
to Huber's brewery, where very good fluid
is kept on hand, ready for any emergency
This can be tested on any similar occasion
which NAV arise in the future. SO ai -aisfe
VINO signed away the peoples rights IN
the ferryP 8 80 ... .5al sia
Geo. A. Bittenbanner, ,a.. e5,as sa@
E. E. Parmenter,
David Hawes, s., 31 a, vsle tszia-E.,. "a
NJ 3. Merrill. -..r..,.,
E. FL. Annawalt. g55s xzera 81. la1saa
These men who aided in depriEing thi
people of permanent source of revenue
now ask the votes of the very people the!
have injured. Their course has been
great injury to the citizens, and they shoni'
keep all such mem moatgof ofHee- no matte
what party they act with.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

The members Of the Qnick Step Base Ball
Club are requested TO meet at the house
Of Henry Dsrt, fhis evening; At 2 O'Clock.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Go 70 Mar BRos., for your Spring Goods.
They have just received the incest stock ever
offered in this Market and sell them a. low %
the lowest. NAY BRos.
P. S.-Cail for the new style Of Paper Col
sIaL LIN a.a4infehF neFce1Elo" fE
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

LADIES can receive box of DR.. velpau's Pills
by mail, ssealed from; the eyes Of the public, by
enclosing one doilat snd six postage stamps 70
NJ W sMaeomber, Gensral Agent fcr the United
States and Canadas, at Albany, n. Y.
feh26- dim - 81 49, ~
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04
MOTHER woNDERBUL CURE OF, xEr
RAIGlA - {. -. 80. .-s.,st

The lady having charge Of the Union League
House suffered terribly. Cured by DR.. fitier's
Remedy. 7=MtG =
Sold by Druggists and Dealers Orders by
mail and correspondence promptly attended to.
oct2T-dem a.HFH aEaHka LEl
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Teiegraphed to the Aneus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

odd ehssge beng quiet but quite steady a In hulk
and Ise skc IN Sd for regular gravity; sals wac
dc . pssssd for ssi Is o Sss
there falr demand notcsd Of 80 bbs prime
light straw @ white = c small o.s standard VII = At
AMI ID s a. ~ o so so Of July S 90 no. lei AZ
sales have been 30Jo bbls s 40 81 gravity At
ishc i6sSc 1000 bbs standard white zsSc.: 1000 40.
40 Tor June ~ &c., aud sou do do, for May ON private
Provisions a4lb pork packages beef,
900 do 70 do 100 kegs lard The demand for
pork was moderate and sgnty easier prices were accepted
were $50 bbls So Ss3 ID for 81 for old
do 81 81 u Tor prime mess and SD $40 70 for prime
nrm with fair demand The SO 6bls. at $40 80
SIS 70 for extra and xi$ 10 81 for plain
do Beef hams erately active and steady VITA
and nominal Out very and in fair demand,
With sales Of 400 packages al l2c 4zc for hams and
&c loo for shoulders For bacon moderate demand
FOR short Clear for ribbed Cumberland cut
private terms. The lard -rket acive specu
sve and shipping demand ruled frmer and higher prices
w wsr . ossd 49, ~ ss obs e. Wear
quality.
SUGAR-A fair business contaminated Al about Pre-.
reanins The satss aggregated sjs hhds part at loc
lOc for Porto Rico; also 40 private terms. Re
mud vas quiet ~. hrn At i4Sc iso for powdered
sEzDa-Furher sales wors made OF zoos bags Calcutta
hnsecd % arrive a. Boston = - - gold In bond Glover
Ec Timothy vas steady a s $ Is Other kinds were
moderately sssiss and steady sales 1000
TAss. sonassa arn VIII fair demand Sales 100000
wnIsxSr-Recsips lIis bsIs Tns market though quiet
was frm ct our last quotations.
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rnnADxIrnrA: May . 1881.
and aI; as.sss s.:s.s
ON sr 81 COD @ sst ID
q 90 and
s e = Rye q ~ Corn IN improved demand s1 PES
.troleum-sales Of refined Il 26c.
c,.,., an !, ,s BA e. ss May .: , 1857;
Coffee quiet and unos.nysd sugar steady sad naos.s;
but ,f sa e sSUd .sa
red q y 81 inferior and ordinary Pennsylvania red Ct
49, x ~: :sI s, IS "a
:a ss' Sss'sf lie T %s.ERss =
20 % ~ ~
extra Re ecgF quiet ard unbalanced Wheat Hris; NO
s s.: s =: = s:ss s::s
Rn IS ana assS -
fsignss dun but unce e Pee: loo and rGsn %
Ia Nj n: Il. ss 7::i & md .
Better grades q aour .rs in fair demand Il SIS u
fsr s sss 49, :. y ' 8 a = e q
81. <. .:ss. 4. & 3: e NJ s..y s..:s
. Sc S 4 g Is y 4 &c. . s1n; ) ':;;s's
s: :. :ss s sr'is:' Z. sst SIP
5s ss:s . = ssssl Ss s Ss aCs
lcSa Shpments-5oI bushels wheat, ls.OdO DO. corn,
IL 40 Do. oata, ~ bblA hour.
Flour quiet wheat quiet and unchanaed; sales Of white
at - g. Corn dull at 81 o. Oats arm at 7c Rye steady
3c Moss pork unchsnsed dun and held = Ss 70 BSl.
shoulders SIC; ndes iOc Lard buoyant a l23<c hold
asking BE Butter and cheese quiet and unchanged
Groceries quiet steady Gold. lS6f buying; l37 sell
ling Exchange steady and unchanged
ToLxDo, Nays 1851.
Flour arm. whest-Amber has advanced &c.; sales At
d 81 white h unchanged sales Of No red Wabash a
IS ~ Corn opened decline of TO- but closed ut adj
OF 10 yesterdays prices Oats unchanged. Rye
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TO rnr EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
correspondent In Tuesdays HERAID signing himself
stakeholder" charges financial paper Of this city
with sstockjobblng because in table Of railroad earn
ngs for March II stated that the Erie road showed
increase OF $40 per mile the corresponding
month Of 1885, and he proves the justice Of his charge
by the following remarkable ngures:-
BY dividing the whole number OF miles operated this
year xysx less than was operated last year, into the
increase Of March, 1851 which 10 we get but
sos, the quotcnt resulting from the division Of 6Soll
by 732, the number Of miles operated In 1867.
Certainly this correspondents education has been
sadly neglected not TO able to work out correctly
sum 20 simple Hs wishes 70 learn what 10 the increase
IN earnings this ySar per mile he divides the total
IN earnings In 1857 BY the nambsr Of miles
this year. leaving II the question entirely the feet
that The has made thas incroaoo Of earnings
. smaller number Of miles TO show the absurdty Of
this kind OF figuring let take the following cass
The Railroad Ii 1880 operates Two miles, and In
1867 operstes four meA On the two miles In 1893 IL
earns 300 and the four miles IN 1857 $780, showing
an increase In the gross earnings o. $780, Now, accord
ing 70 your correspondent divide the increase IN
groes earnings e00 By the number Of miles operated
in 1867 -four miles, would show IN increase Of e2s
peF mile whereas any CHILD In common school would
tell him there Was increase whatsver-e6o Per mile
was earned In each Please ask your correspondent
70 examine with the help Of this illustration the figures
once more, and ne will find that. although he may not
like the facts they state they are truths nsvertheess
SUBSCRIBER
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There was no change in the whea. demand
bling lsh, and prices nominsy the sans crcsp, for CALI
hands exhaused fhe sales were 00 bushe. a.
for s :pn y y. s sis ;% s
J; i: s ma n s:.r
Corn dull and % yc werod Western being almost
common TO prime new m1sd wssssrn q. later rate DE-
vered; 81 IS 81 a5 for two loads Of old do delivered
WEE Ss ;:s q SS re %
were In fair demand and fully ie higher sales 5000
Uf barley malt sales were reported Of bushels 81 s
s. Barley vas unchanged .,,.
arm sr ss e. pe an,s.
isoo bushels corn 4 Ga IN 6uk ed IN Bags and so
sra .: ana . ssis. fur. co. Y
Isrd !. 2s 70 Bremen Per ';s.msf s hid, sosscco =.
a. S.sS sns VII S@ sS. pss;si.s%. iss% pm,
nent and g. % The B.c British bart about 100 tons
S ss ss.ss y sa. Rom "a "a J.
rssa da and he .Sssnss Of sales pres. wsrs
Rs.s:-E.sas ruled qus. though Arm. a iise, gold.
Mors-Undef I small stock and : fair eonsumpsivs a.
mand ruled Arm. sales % bales - &c. 7o, according 70
H1y continued in fair demand steady in yaiue: sAss
81 u u for shipping and u y y 10 for rstAil
MorAssss wa IN moderate demand and prices were
quite steady We heard Of sales Of 81 hhda and 30 ercs.
Cuba nusoovsdo &C.. and q auction - do Dsmsrara Il
2sv1I s1os. spi4ss surpsnsips a .isAs decline Va.
.: :4: .s: 9 ss.. = 1911. N. s:si q al:
~; ~; =: -; y
:;:s ~ & ss;: - f 5s::
lfs; ;s,:s ss - c,ss ~ vssss :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

CorYxK1he market for Rio unchanged beng Quist
steady The only sale Of importance reported was 60
barr ex Gertrude. private terms
FIouR GRAIS.-Recepts l,s65 bbs -four, 600 sacks
corn neal aS5 bushels wheat ZOO do do Data
and 800 do. malt There activity and greater
buoyAncy the market for State and Western -four and
prices again advanced from &C. TO &c., mainly the low
grades The demand was manly from the regular trade
for speculation little being done for shipment and
brands California nour quiet but frm yesterdays
prices The sales including California aggregated 1000
bbs at the annexed quotations. southern -FOUR though
quiet ruled ner. with sales OF $50 bes At the subjoned
Quotations rye -four fair demand prevailed and full
prices obtained the market closing nn- Sales 800
bbls nj IS - rs Corn meal In moderate demand
and hrm sales 80 bbs a - 10 for Brandywns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

LOT q corner los ~. ana IA 4. s.cS ssop
lots adjoining leah and nah 81 S6xIn eack.. 500
oS south 7eh 81 100 Tea est i0h Az rIOo l6O
lots sssth SIDE 7sth "a. 10 fest sasa i0h ava aOo. ls
sy sv.sl houss ss2 "a Ne sssssss street.. ssDO
sss2 visa g AZ =: . nae -. - ~ sl
Hu&eon County. N. j., Property.
- MA with fsssSzy snd dweoIaeu a Caves Point
Hsdsss cosay, y. T. - q which an lsassd v
The yessv cry Win1ew 0laes Company. Thersss
K1 fsss u wsess frses vin 90 whsrf, also
asns dosk sus end bsnd nvs isr - -
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

me Steamship Henry Chauncsy, Captain Gray. win
all from this port on Saturday, Nay H. for Aspinwal
The mails fss Central America and The South Pacific
win oioss - hapass ten O'Clock Saturday morning
Tue NEW You HRArD-E Edition for the Pacinc-wIl
b ready u hafpast nine o'clock IN The morning
Single copies, IN wsppsn, for mailing, nix cents
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aalaos3 c9tlYI1M.

TIVE Engineers aud a Fireman KtitcA-Two
Rirousoa lnJured.
CLxyuLAsD. Nav O. 1881.
collision occsrred The BaiefontaAue and Indian
apolis Railroad Deraf Ohio, last night between
two 'raint i~o engineers killed One fireman
also kaIed and two injured
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H.IcPast rive O,CIeck p. h
COMDfRRCIAL RRPORr.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY. Nay .. 1851.
corroH.-Thers rather frmnsss percsptble
though higher prices realized the demand s
light the transactions bsins limited e bals
We annex the closing quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

fuarni, tAs (gsAayt morning = II eolook. nm -
haze reatdenos. 10 GsosnwsoA sroek
WA1u In AT S0ath Ye0kerA o. rhursdays ~ =.
the 15sh year AZ her age W #-
Friends relatives invited 10 attend the funess
from The Reformed Du,ch church, Y0nkers on Sat
urday, at tw0 O'Clock Trains Hudson River Rail
road leave Thirtistn street a. IL 30.
WASHINGTON. On Wednesday, Nay 8, FRANK. soa OF
monihs.
Coolnnati papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

Tho Bank Of England return for the week ending
April "a is as follows compared with the statement Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

sslisg Dseeussr 81. 1884 has bssn iasssd fro. wcA
Il sspsam shas The earnings ~ ~ ysar wsrs = a.
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Increase OF stock and debt. ......... - 73l, o03
Increase Of cost Of road IN ave years . SIS 1874 7ss
The receipts for customs and the recepts payments
and balances at the SubTeasary in tAis city fer tho
expired portion Of the week have been a follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

- - tnstAAs nss0 NV
essn hsavsr, and the fact generally attributed TO
prsfsrsncs the part Of foreign bankers and others
Who have rsmitted nvesweny coupons for collection 70
allow ths procssds 70 oh this dde under the sup.
position they viii bring higher rates OF interest than,
In the present the European money markets. they
would b likely 70 do on the other.
The foreign exchange market continues inactive but
arm In tone, the leading drawers being ind,sposed to
lower their rates In Of the commercial indebted
ness Of the country Europe, che low price Of cotton
and the heavy losses sustained by the decline, and the
unssttcd state Of political Affairs on the Continent
Bankers' bills on England al sixty days were quoted
n 1898 X; Al three days. l1o,s . y; commercial
bills, losk 100: francs 1t sixty days, $40 b.15 ~
three days, SIS 5.12k bills on Berlin, u 72k; on
Bremen. 7sx 7ok; on Frankfort ak AK; on
Amsterdam, 4oK Az; on Hamburg 30 q 3ek; on
Antwerp, k1Sk Is Cotton bills are regarded with
aistrust owing 70 the recent failures In tho trade
The mining share market remains unsettled, and con.
ddencs al the stocks the list has been seriously
impaired By the recent disturbance and failures
Al the first board Corydon closed loo. higher than
he second board yesterday, selling II 81 Is; Conso
dated Gregory Gold <oc, selling at 81 So Quartz Hill
ioc selling 1t 81 IS; Smith and Parmelse loc., selling
u 81 90. Charter Oak Copper sold II - Is.
Al the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed
CSC lower than at first board selling ct % o5 Cory
don loc ssning ut 81 is. Smith and Parmsse 25c.
.s,ehsr selling At a. rs Afterwards Consolidated
Gregory declined 70 80 90.
The amount Of deposits In the savings banks Of this
atty in January, 1ses and 1867 respectively, are thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

NcsTos. On Tuesday, Nay !, Henry b. NORTON, late
Of San Antonio, Texas IN the l1st year Of hts age.
invited 70 attend the funeral This friday afternoon, at
one O'Clock, from his late residence No 90 West fiy-
second street.
OLvAsr--0n Thursday; May ., after long and pain.
fol Illness ELLxE, wife c James 0ivany, aged 40 yea
the rslatives and friends Of the family are rcepect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, Saturday morn
corner Of Grand and Ridge ssrcsss, whore requiem
mass will b. held for the repoee Of her SOUL
oHon wssSnsss.y NAY 10 Of congestion cIs'a w q the
Orne, In the 70th year Of her age
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late rss,dsncs No 2ac lvingsoD street.
sxxLros-on tuesday, May J, FRDEarcE skrLros, In
the o0sh year Of his aga
invited attend the funeral from hrs iss residence ioo
O'Clock.
sracK-0n Thursday, May ., MART STACK aged %
The relatives ana friends Of The family Ars respectfully
sos :soS Il HsS %
s. Peter and Paus church, thence 70 Caivafy Gene
tsry, on Saturday morning, d ten o'clock
snnI Pound drowned, on Wednesday nay y
Ths remains win b taken 70 Psskskir, n r., for IN
tsrment by the eight O'Clock A. n train, Hudson
dsyl Tue rsIaiivss aad friends Of Inc family arc
spccsfuy invited 70 attend the funeral from his late
residences. Il half-pas4 one O'Clock r. n
sssa sds. s Il S.Ss. q sda.s
The friends q che fanny and shoss Of her son. Captain
10 attend the funeral, from the church q shs Holy
Tnny. Clintoa srsss corner Of Montague Broskiyn,
on Saturday afssrnosn, a hsif-past two o'clock.
:. y ~ Saviour s 1s:; w s .sss ,:. s: ::
he frisaAs u ~ family srs svissd v s'ssad ~
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cs,risn ponad.on from Liverpool nuntress Aieridsss
5%m ss whnssn Eager s
SLEEPER rosdenec schr Nellie Tsrbox. rendIeton MAtAn
-TEwBERS, NC. May s-cld schr Ada wisweu. PssL
nsoRroIK May s-Arr schr Palladium, Ryder. HYork;
,,,,r, mai Phantom, Wood, Boston.
'WEw BEDFORD, May b-Ar sohrJ Truman, Gibbs. ma
'NsWPoRT Nay 7-Arr schr. xanrsed xsnsaed Jones'
sr fs: ri
%S "a sGa yss. sass Newborn NO:
SO ,sis An sshrs ASs Andrews Kelley.
~ NV Fs IogDos Nay VAR sesr Annie Bsn Prndis.
Ss Old POINT, Nay Arr sh bark clausman from Rio
New Bs Meta from Mo Jsnsiro hes here waiting
PHILApELPHIA May s--Arr sehr Smith futile, saun-
Annie May. MAy;J sa!.srthwaits Long and Gertrude,
xsncna. aorner. Portland: kaimsr Lambert RosSafy:
"a, .sSs Ban, Baker. Ens New
York Is Osrrisen, Chase, Troy.
x.ss R.:s ss A E
phiA Wellington, Burbank; EzpresA Dr. and Avon rA'
APxwfucRKr, Nay SID .chrs Horizon, Newman. Ssw
rcrs Wsrssn s,sssnt 90 Cor cslSI. Sim. rharc
osossse.n Dc; oscss Tas ss' r,sss.oa fsssssssl
Minnie Kinne Parsons Ocean wsys bskss si en-
isss: NV sss% i2 ssss e Ss
s 'ss e s! rs a. 9Ss Sss D; as S
"a sr ssx ds Nay Bss~ bark x'''''''l os-
szyxsszH, Nay AR ss.::r y ia :.A FEC lsss iEs.
4r go: s n a. rs zee EsS.ss a.sss
s:s1 ss. q! ;sss p:;;,y :n sss ss.s wrosss.
rySs sy:s Fsss: ss cs'ss ss~ps ws~'sss
n;E;ss I'm cs ~ si !-zr ~ n~ ss'A s>A~ss
pnlsdspAA
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4 ELR0ANf nGtrpAY dIFTee
WOW vtew fScs al ths cetor Hall A. eal1srss ano
book Trade sslsroon, Clinton Hsil Aste{ place. -
Axrrsrs ruxbs ~ sx Y! y w Hth1aunfHss ~
IONS NJ AtsIES aqssssssr, ~. SATURDAY, evening.
xKfisfy 6.iSs ssAsl arssal - 4 ne Picture.
Win take naSS % SSiardsr er&alux O61epsber o. IL
clock fS1 S6r1iEG SSSrsSss up~4s~ % one hundred
y iSs Sosssv y ~ ssSiss '-' = M
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TyLEasASr Eoous--wfra F1Rsr CLASS BOARD
ii fof gentleman add wife single gentener Cney-
eepossbs references given aud Required Arpw 81 80
wseahrre uass~. Ctintes ptace
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ri bvGAEr AUCii0NkER--ThIs DAY. AZ 4
~. c'c,eck ~ the auction looms No North william
sre uote Furniture ccnsissng Of 10 pure cursd hair
husk and strsw 80 cAge Eedseads, Pile
no.ers. BAnke.A i7o esos oeuom cbsirs wsrsrooes
new rosewood Improved EtAesres Sofas Lounges
Silver Plated War;. Cutlery. Fancy Ceods: also very 6n
vf Wxtchss and Chains suitable foe itdie~s largo lot
Gohlnx, 10 " fantA Overc CioAks, furA o. Aiec
a. u clock, Marshafs sac weeds sewing Nschnea
cos. sc sAoh. and have bean oniy :hsis s'ns
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-04
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
SALE his Farm. lying about "a miles from
,fe tnHrn of ST. Clairsv lille and mile South of
the National Road consisting of so ncres OF the
best improved land in the County OF Bemom., Frs
nwei,;ng two stories high, ten rooms and two
large porches. spring, good Spring House, and
Goa House, with stone paveinents 20 eacn., "A
horses, Corn Crib, Wagon Shed t30x:O feet) and
Earriage House, all complete Coal Bank, nine
scres of rye sown. and large variety of Fruit
Gyherries of the best quality, Peaches, Pears,
ouinces. Currants, Grapes, Plums, and IL yari-
sfias of the hest selected grated Apples trees.)
Aiso 40 acres of the best quality of prairie
Hand In a thiclly settled neighborhood In
Hardin County, Iowa.. -. A.. ,,,,
scrber. on the first named farm or at 81. Glars
inc ~ Tiai7I THOMAS OSBORNE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-04
Missouri 8 Farm for. Sale.

4 2lO ACRES IN DEsNT COUNTY-ilW AHItES5
BOTfOM AND-2iO UNDER CULTIVATION;
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE ABOVE
i Farm for sale for the reason only that he
wishes to embark in other business. There Is
.oa the above premises q good new Frame barn
A double Tog House and Tenant houses and O
good CsteIns 1t is within 10 miles OF RollaE
eight miles of Salem, County seat OF Dent-lo
eiass Fiouring Mil and Carding Machipe-3
miles from the Lake Spring Academy, and Is on
sold on terms 70 suit purchasers. For further
iiformation call on Thos. Osborn, st. Clairsville,
q, or on the subscriber on the premises; p