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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-06
Public Auction.

Thursday, November l4th 1857
T THE LATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
"A 3. CRUGER deceased, in OHIO county.
". Va, on the National Road, six miles rom
Wheeling, " Ill be sold the entire
Personal PFOpSEGy
OF Mrs. LYDIA S. Cruger, consisting of the
following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
Homes, head OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, . Wagons,
Reaping Machine, Tanning Mill, and other
Implements OF Husbandry; 400 bushels OF
Corn IN the ear, 5 stacks OF Hay, and Il
quantity OF Oat straw in the barn; also some
BIacksnlths' Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURSlTURE.
Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book
Case, with a Library OF Books OF very ancl-
emit date and style; also some f1ne speci-
mems OF gold jewelIy, made in the last
and q variety OF Flint and Cut Glassware of
the most costly description. consisting of
Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands, Dec0n-
ters, GobIets, large Tumplers, &C., also a
quantity of Cut Stone, and many other ar
ucles moi here enumerated.
Among the foregoing will be found many
articles which will tie a curiosity to persons
OF refinement and taste, many of which were
made lUO years ago, showing the style and
fashion o that period. Persons wishing TO
dies are especially invited, as many articles
in their department Will he offered for sale.
The sale of pIoperty will be continued
from day 10 day untn all Is sold. A credit OF
six months will be given on all sums of
$40 % and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES giving APP
proved security.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock.
-. .s# j. +. SSIl II, Curator.
THOMAS McCONH, AuCtIoneer.
Novemberl, 1857. novi.td
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TcoMMuNIcArEp.l
To the Tnx-P"yers Of RichIand Town


The Treasurer of Richland township,
Ohio county, w. Va, upon receiving
the Assessors list OF school taxes, post
ed written notices as to the times and
places he would receive the same.
When the dates arrived, there was
hardly the tenth man in the township
that knew anything about the times or
places of meeting. Only about a hum
dred dollars was collected, after which
a penalty OF five per centum was added.
The Board of Education believing that
il was unjust to add two hundred dol
lars more to the high taxes, and
that they had Jurisdiction in
the case, held meeting on
the last named date in the Treasu-
rer's notice (Sept. "a, and extended the
time OF collecting the taxes till the list
of November, 1867.
The Treasurer refused TO receive the
taxes without an additional i've per
centum.
The Board met on October 18th, 1867,
and extended the time for paying the
taxes without additions. until the 10Th
of December, 1867.
A similar case occurred in Brooke
county. Some OF the officials referred
the case to the Attorney General OF the
State, who decided that the Board OF
Education had full Jurisdiction.
Persons applying to pay their taxes
will please notify the Board of Educa-
cation IL any additions are made to
their bills. SAM'L MCCoLLoCH,
DANIEL HARRIS,
NJ. l.. HILL.
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to lnOlEAle LllaAL -NtH cNASNJ
democratic by ten or fifteen thousand
majority. For further particulars see
the dispatches.
THE news this morning of Garibal-
dr. defeat will not surprise those who
have been intelligently noticing the
tenor OF the European dispatches for
some time back. 1t was impossible
that he should be able TO withstand the
French force sent against him by Louis
Napoleon. His army, small nj the best
was made up of adventurous volun-
teers who mad flocked to his standard
without anything like regular equip
ment or preparatory drill and discip-
line. His camp near Rome was simply
n politicaI rendezvous, formidable AS
the nucleus of IA general insurrectionnry
feeling and movement throughout
Italy, but wanting in the essential ele-
ments of military organization.
These essentials it would have acquired
had not the whole project been held
under a passive repression by Victor
Emanuel, who, in his turn, was held to
this status by the threat of France to
enforce what was called the September
treaty over his head.
Victor Emanuel no doubt sympa-
thIzed with Garibaldi's movements. II
WINS natural that he should, since its
success would have made him King OF
united Italy, and would have popular
lied and strengthened his ndministra-
lion. The perplexed monarch was
forced TO act Il sort of double part, and
like all parts of that sort unsuc-
cessfully played he will now be in dan
ger of experiencing the weight of re-
dictionary public sentiment from both
sides. The Pope, it is known, does not
tru.t Victor Emanuel, and, on the other
hand. the Italians will reproach him.
uniustIy though it be, with Garibaldrs
failure. The poor man was made King
ofItaly by Garibaldrs initial success,
when Romba, the Bourbon, was driven
ont OF Naples, butittook Napolcon'sin-
fiuencs and Prussia's alliance toperfect
his title and make it something more
than IA mere name. Even yet he sits on
the throne by sort OF French Protecto-
rateship, without the power TO assert
him self formidably as the head OF an
established nationality.
BIT the day OF Italy is coming. Carl
baldrs defeat is for the present only.
The popular tradition that Rome is the
natural, and shall be the actual capital
of I,aly, will not die out in the hearts
OF her people. Unity is a popular pas
sion, the inspiration of thousand
songs, the secret, uudying wish and re-
solve OF a Marseliaise population ripe
for revolution at the first opportunity.
The Carbon ari will plot anew, intlamed
by orsinis, known and unknown, and
the name of GaribaldI, living or dead,
will be the canonized slogan of young
Italy.
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BosroS is suffering from a lack of
dwelling houses, and Boston paper
says that so great is the demand, that
when a wleelbarrow of bricks passes
along the streets, the progress OF the
vehicle is checked, until "A curious
crowd has elected from the propeller
thereof where the house Is to be built,
and its probable rent.
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ARD-McBURNIE- AT the resi-
deuce OF the BRIDE, in this city. NOV. 5tIl,
by the Rev. w. n. mullentx, MI. Ed. r.
HUBBARD to Mrs. SUE McBURSIE.
HIGGINS-HUBBARD same time
and place by the Rev. hr. Hall, MI. hohI.
l.. HIGGINS to Miss ii. GUssIE HUBBARD
No cards.
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ON opening the State Fair of Iowa,
President Melondy, in the course of his
remarks, said I'VE do not desire a
great overwhelming federal institu-
ton, which shall attempt to direct or
control agricultural matters, We hang
our hopes for agricultural progress in
this country upon the common schools,
the State agricultural colleges, the ag-
ricnltural newspapers and agricultural
associations established SO thickly
throughout the country"
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special alutirrs.

Remember that the Slight internal
disorder ofto-day may become an obstinate
disease tomorrow. Be in time, meet the inst
symptoms ofblliousness or indigestion with
EFFERvEscENTsE LTzER APERI-
EST, and within forty-eIght hours they will
have ceased TO exist.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
nnN2-l u -
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Tie nEALINo POOL,

AND HOUSE OF MEhG1'
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIAfE OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impeiiments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
veIopes, nee of charge. Address, DR.. ].
sRILLIN HoUGHToS, Howard Associa-
tlou, Philadelphia, Pa. SEQ -.a
sepl2I.3nd6w.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT win cure the
Itch.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt
Rheum.
wHEAIoN's oINTMENT cures old Sores.
wHEATON's OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the Skin.
Price 50 cents; by mail 50 cents. All Drug
gists sell 1t. -ae.H .-r
WEEKS q POTTER, Boston, ProprIetors.
l6.eod1y
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A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIESD.

What makes your HAIR so beautiful?
Oh of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre?
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HAIR
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes The DanGrun9
OIL OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitsds
OIL of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
on Of Grapevine?
LAUGHLIS, SMITH Il CO.,
sepls No. s. Main st, Wheeling.
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SOME southwestern newspapers have
taken to forging letters purporting TO
have been written by Mrs. Lincoln to
various Republicans of prominence in
the East. The object is to give the APP
parent sanction of her name to attacks
and aspersions upon the Republican
party. This would seem to be wholly
gratuitous so far as Mrs. Lincoln is
cOncerned-ior the genuine letters are
certainly bad enough. Tie Louisville
Democrat. we believe, is entitled to the
credit OF this particularly contemplate
method OF political warfare.
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For Sale al Auction.

/ the Marble Shop of NJ. ]. Kohan. on
Market street, north of the 2nd Ward Mar
ket-house. on SATURDAY MORNING, the SIN
instant ut 10 O'Clock, n. m, large, beaut-
fully finished Italian Marble Monument,
really for lettering. Terms cash.
= g. L. WICKHAM,
nov6.td Aucttoneer.
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A LARGE number of politicians. it is
said, are to meet in Washington about
the 18th of November, to make COM
bIned effort to obtain concessions from
Congress for the Cancellation of the
South. II is lucky that the South il
willing to be coaIed.
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PHILADELPHIA paper suggests that
most of the candidates brought for
ward for Vice President by the Repub-
licans are second and third rate men,"
and suggests that ANDREW johnson
and his sdisgraceful administration
should serve as a beacon light to all
parties against the selection of second
and third-rate men" for the position.
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Steamboats,.


Ihenew side wheel steamer, "sT.
I VS." Capt. r. Z. Sweeney.
will leave MS above, on WedueS-
uRy, november 9th. at O'Clock, p. IN.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATIELLE d CO.,
nnyj.St Agents,
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THE compilers of the census for 1860,
presenting life table of the white pop
uiation OF the United States, express
the opinion that the average duration
of human life in this country is greater
than that of any other nation, and that
"a person ten years of age may calcu-
late on living torty-Seven years a per-
son of twenty forty-Oue years; one OF
thirty, thirty-fve years: of forty,
twenty-elght years; of fifty, twenty
two years; aud of sixty, fifteen and
one. half wears
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DIED.

=, ~, LAMPS w. Youngest son Of the late
Rev. j. W. aud Elizabeth McKennan, aged
wears
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IL ID
OF the above there We're two who died out
ofthe city. There were turee stfll born, leav-
ing only twelve who died of disease In the
city, which shows over one hundred per
cent less mortality In this month than IN
any corresponding month OF the yearior the
last seven years. -
novI.st Secretary of Board Of Il ealth.
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aew advertisements.
Girl Wanted.

GOOD COOK CAN OBTAIN A PER,
"A nanent situation by calling on
MRS. ALEX. LAUGHLIN,
noy6 John street
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FOR ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL.

The fine steamer "IMPORTER,"
I s4eE&IA Captain John Moss, Will leave as
H1sszszssseSss4above on Wednesday evening, AT
D O'CLOCK.
For freight or pRsFRge,RppIy on board, or to
OcSo-tf BOOTH, BATTELLE e Co.
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A CoSvESTIoN OF thevariousC Christian
Associations has been called by the
Young Mems Christian Association, of
New York, to be held in that city, on
November 18th, at which various topics
connected with the progress of Chris
tianity, will be discussed. 1t is an
nouuced that, among others, the follow
ing gentlemen have been invited to be
present aud takepart in the discussions:
Hon. +. T. Freliughuysen and Gen
eraI Runyou, New Jersey; Henry F..
Durant, Henry Wilson and Joseph a.
Pond, Massachusetts; .. 5. Ferry and
LAFAYETTE Foster. Connecticut: Ira Har-
ris, Albany; Professor Cyrus Horthrop,
Connecticut; General o. o. Howard,
Washington; General Clinton b. Fisk,
Missouri; George II. Stuart and Judge
Sharswood, Pennsylvania; d. L: Mso-
DIV. Illinois; Chief Justice Chase, Wash
ington, and Governor Dillingham;,
Vermont.
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Some one sent Henry a. Wise, recent
", copy OF book by Pollard, which
professed TO give some account OF him.
Wise, therefore, stated his opinion Of
Mr.. Pollard's Lost Cause" and said
OF it:
"As to the most important facts OF
the professed history with which l was
connected or acquainted, 1t was lnaccu-
rate or grossly erroneous in every SIN
gle statement"
And he added:
Its authorship bore the marks OF
reckless partisan who was never IN the
rank or file OF the army; OF newzPa-
rar T,,ragrnphist never as he processes,
Editor al the Richmond Examiner care
Inss of his own reputation AS he is OF
ihat OF others; OF "A parasite of patron
AGE. "A pauderer of prejudice, and puner
Of false praise; of "A bOOk-maker, with
the purpose to make money and spit
spleen, IN Che one case, malignant, and
in both cases, mischievous.
"Of my public life and It's motives
and meaning, Mr.. Pollard has had but
little opportunity of judging, ana OF
NV private life he literally knows
nothing; vet he has taken occasion in
both his books, Lost and Last, to mis-
represent my conduct in the war, from
beginning 10 emu ana mas puoLiSheN h4i'
private gossip TO affect my personal as
we'll as political reputation.
My public course, in peace or war,
he is incapable OF comprehending-ca
pabIe only OF misrePresenting, and my
private life has been SO far removed and
aloOf from. his that we have been we'll
enough acquainted only to keep apart
from each other. Yet upon both he
prOnouuces II judgment which be calls
Historical !" All desire TO say is,
that L. a. Pollard's books. Lost and
Last are not the history OF my con-
duct in the war, and are not the bIOgra-
ply OF any part OF my lite. Both are
worse than fiction-they are false"
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a SPECIAL dispatch TO the Washing
ton Star, from Philadelphia, states that
a letter from Lancaster received there
on the 4lh, says Thaddeus Stevens is
slowly recovering from his illness,
and there is fair prospect that
he will be able to be In Washington on
the assembling OF Congress. "He has
a bill already prepared, which he will
Introduce, providing for universal suf-
frage in all of the States by act Of Con
cress. Also, bill defining the status
OF Executive and Judicial officers
pending their trial on an article OF i'm
peachment, and a bill similar to the
one Introduced in the Thirty-niuth
Congress relative TO the contiscation of
public enemies property. Mr.. Stevens
will also propose that the Joint Com,
miitee on Reconstruction be revived
for the purpose of examining the con-
stitutions and State organizations OF
such States as have been Reconstructed
under the laws of Congress"
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fur REnt.
For Rent.

SENSENL.Y & CITIZEN INTEND RE-
OremovinR their Hat and Cap stor. 10
Main street, next door 10 PollaCk's Notion
House, and offer their present room for feni.
Possession given bv the 18th OF October
Ocl SENSES Ely & GIFEEN
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THE democratic editor who thinks
that General Sheridan is the author of
the school for Scandal" reminds one
of the orator OF the same party who
said. "And where was Daniel Webster,
nj the battle of New Orleans? Down
in Boston, writing his internal old fed
eral dictionary" When Daniel Web
sier visited western New York, coun-
try schoolmasier was among the throng
that crowded to pay their respects 10
him. az am happy to know yon." said
the pedHgogus, az have used your
spelling book, in my school, for more
than twenty years" In his stateliest
manner, the great man replied, "Sir,
you do me too much honor. / am not
the author of the book"
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Italy continues TO supply large guam
titles of cattle TO France.
In Florida peaches viii not grow
Where peaches end, oranges COM
mence.
Coolies have been tried in Louisiana,
butthey are lazy, and will lie and steal.
Nothing is equal to the negro after
all.
Several capitalists of Duchess coun-
ty, n. Y, have recently purchased 1900
acres of land on the Lake Shore Rail-
road, between Dunkirk and Erie, for
extensive vineyard planting. Germans
from the Rhine districts are to be OBJ
tanned as laborers.
Mr.. T. Jones, of South HadleY, Mass,
WHO has three acres in Strawberries,
says in the Homestead, that after having
tried more than twenty varieties he has
settled down on the Wilson and Fill
more for the main crop, and the Early
Scarlet. and Triomph de Grand TOR early
and LATE.
Anxious to help the spectators in
their blood-ChilIing stories of the
drought, a western paper records tho
fact that in some parts of Illinois the
drought is SO severe that not only are
the wells destitute of water, but the
holes themselves have dried up.
a few years ago, u committee was ap-
pointed by the House of Commons, TO
examine and report as to remedy for
the hop louise, but could find none bet
ter than hand picking.
Henry G. G. Johnson, of Woodstock,
VT, found IA very valuable two year
old Merino buck of his flock dead in his
meadow u day or two since, having
been shot by some unknown person.
When lamb Mr.. johnson was offer
ed $500 for him.
The cattle reporter of the Prairie
Farmer says SIT will cost farmers 10
cents per pound, at the present price OF
corn, to make pork, and as they cannot
reasonably expect to realize over So O0n
70 for live weights, it is to their ad-
vantage to sell their grain and send in
their hogs, although but partially fat
tened"
Having been often told that anything
would do for seed potatoes, Il cores
pondent ofthe Rural NeV Yorker plant
ed four rows of twenty hills each, in
the centre of his field with the follow
ing RESULT
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E45- No notice viii be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by a ne Ponslnie
name. The name viii hs considered coI i.I
dental, but must in all cases itccohlpah 4et-
trTs as /, guarantee Of good iaith.
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a THEoLosIoAL discussion, between
two clergymen, respectively of the
Universalist and United Brethren
churches has recently taken place at
New Philadelphia, Ohio. The attend
ance was very large, many preachers
being present from abroad, and the in
terest continued until the close. The
local journals close their reports by say
ing that "both sides claim the victory"
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La Mirandes' French Remedies
HAVE SAVED THOUSANDS ALL
H OVER EUROPE.
Having been for many years the First As
sisLant at Professor La MlTanGes' Private Hos
pital In Paris and having been Induced TO
establish Drauch in tnis country. am now
prepared to furnish his celebrated remedy
for
CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, SCRO-
t'UI4A, ETC., -...
Also. the Genuine imported
NITELLA-HEALTH'S GRAND RESTOR-
Err, the only certain cure for cOnstI-
tution shattered by the ex-
m ,cesses and abuses OF outh.
Do not be tRmpeIed with by inexperienced
physicians.
Address your communications TO
DIR. G. W. FERSIER,
a. 235 West 9Th ST., New York.
ADVICE GRATIs-But II you give us the
full history of your cas=, the Cunsulta-
ton Fee OF THREE Dollars should be enclosed.
Ladies' may address US in full confidence.
nOy1-lyd
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For Rent,

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCU.
| pied by George r. Taylor y Co., ana j.
Clemens 8 Co., on Main stree I: also Eas4~
ment rooms finished. Cool o. ces In second
second and third story in good order. POI.
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable teEJnE
THOS. HORNBROOK
once, No. nS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febS-u
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MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREN TGEEhlSS,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess OF teEthiug, by SOftening the gums,
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Depend upon It, mothers, It Will give rest
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We have put up and sold this article for
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with Its operation, and speak In terms of
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medical virtues. We speak in this matter
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FtILfLlmsnt Of IDhdt ne here declare: In almost
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from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup Is administered. ~
Full directions for using Accompany each
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Be sure ana call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
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Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So cents per Bottle.
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al st. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada
aug26-eOdBm
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From. NE N. Y. Tribune.

FROM me ~ = 4FtoLNe.
The Nation objects to thanking God
for the rapid progress OF the Pacific
Railroad, because whether He will
look on it with favoror not, depends on
the use that is made OF it when it is fin
ished, and not on the rapidity with
which it is laid" We are not sure but
the point, as presiding officers say, is
well taken; but will not the objection
apply to good many other things?
The Almighty is very properly
thanked, = perhaps congratulated
would be the most accurate
word-now-a-days for all things-Ne-
gro Suffrage, Reconstruction and the
progress of Impeachment in some quar-
iers, good cotton crops, Democratic vic
tories and deliverance from Radical
Generals in others:-Wonld it not be
well enough TO wait "a little and see
bow some of these things turn out?
We may feel inclined TO change our
views in regard to them bye and bye,
ard thanksgiving prayer is "A very
awkward thing TO take back. Nobody
but IA Congressional chaplain can do IL
gracefully, and probably that is only
because he does it so often.
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For Sale.

m WO STEAM ENGINFS-ONE OF
them formerly used in the steamer
Eagle. rs horse power, with n locomotive
boiler The other n small Engine with n
cylinder boiler. Will be sold on accommo-
dating terms. Apply TO