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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-08

This great medicine cured DR.. j. H. ScHENcK the Pro-
prietor of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had assum-
ed its formidable aspect. and when speedy death
appeared to be ineviabie His ply pronounced
his incurabe, when he commenced the of this
simple but powerful remedy. His health was restored
in avery soft time ard no return of tis disease has
seca s2prchcnded for all the symptoms quickly disap
peared and present weight is more, than two hun
d-ed pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex
clusively to the cure of Consumption and the diseases
(which are usually complicated with il, landIthe cures
eectrd ey his nediciAes have becn Ysry and
truly wonderful, De. SfHEySEs makes professional
visits to several Of the larger cities weekly, where he
has large of patients and Il is trc aston
shing to poor consumpyes that have to be lifted
out of their carriages and in few months healthy, 10
-bast persons Dr. SCHEYck,s iPULM0NFC SYRUP,
SEA-WEED TONIC, and NASDRAKE PILLS are gene
rally ali feqred in curing Consumption Full directions
accompany each, that any one take them without
seeing Dr. ScHENc but when it is convenient is best
TO him. He gives advice free but for thorough ex-
animation with his Respiroefer his lis three dollars
Please observe, when RRFeiasing, that the two like
nesses of the Doctorobe the last stage ofCon+
sumption and the Other as hneW is in perfect health
are the Government stamp NJ ~ p H
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 80 per
bottle s. so the hall dozcn Letters for advice should
always be directed to Dr. Sehencks Principal Office No
Is North 9th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
''General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes & Co. n.
T., 8 S. HaPce. baltimore, Nd: John D. Park. Cincin-
nsti Ohio; Walker Taylor. Chicago H. Collins Bros,
ST. Louis, Mo- - "' No. 3.-1y-sI9
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at AIORRISON'S

Travelling Baskets, full assortment of
Various styles and prices from to six dollars
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-08

InformafiOn.-Informa guaranteed TO pro-
duce 1uxnriant growth of hair upon halG head or
bearess face. Also recipe for the removal of Pmples
Blotches, EruptiOns etc the skin. leaving the same
soft clear and beautiful be obtained thout charge
bypddrcssing u THoS. z. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
93sy S23 BrOadwA :, York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-08
DRUGS & MEDICINES ,

The best assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, inclEd
ing all the Popular Patent Preparations .s-4s.- q
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
snfje bought Cheap Of GLo. WILLARD.
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HARDWARE, &c.

saddIery and Shelf Hardware, Builders, Materials of
every description Also Nails, Iron Steel Horse Nails
and Horse Shoes, for sale Cheaps BY
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Works of Nature.-1na state Of health the IN
fcstina canal may be compared to river whose waters
flow theadjoning land through the channels nature
art has made and improve their qualities; lorg
It runs smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy if the course Of the river is stopped then the
water in the cannal longer puro but becomes
stagnaa There is but law Of circulation in nature
When there is a superabuH1ance of hnnorial fluid in
the intestinal tubes and takes place. it flows
sck info the boot vessels and nltrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course of the rv
er must remove the obstructiors which stop its
free course, and those Of its tributary streams With
the body follow the same natural principle-remove the
distractions from the bowels with BllANDRETH'S
PILLS, which inure, but always efecual for
te perfect cleansing of thesystem from all impurities
aud disease Remember suffer drop Of blood to
be taken from you. Eracuatc tile humors often and
as long they are deranged or long yU are sick
See that B. BRANDRETIIi is in white letters in, the
Government stamp. Sold By all Druggists. 'al 9O2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-08

The CASE OF JUDGE FIELD.-H is sta
ted that the charges against Judge Field
of the Supreme Court, arose from the fact
that hc.had stated in private cellversa-
tionwhh Senator Stewart, of Nevada,
that he was at present opposed to impair
tial negro suffrage, and also thought a
more conserv atiue tendency in our Gov
ernment would be generally beLcticial.
The accusation against Judge Field was
drawn from All inference of his views
from the above. ''- -h7S''' 9 o.
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M,e,orIA wArER-A delightful toilet sr.icis -upcr
or 10 Cologne and at half The price.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-02-08

CONSTITUTION BITTETs-Can be taken at all times and
nder all circumstances No ordinary exposure will pr
vent ther sanitary effects and bad result accrue
from any overdose They will efeetuay debility
chronic nervous liver plaint aLndice dyspepsia
chronic diarhes diseases Of the kidneys. and all dseas
ics arising t6rid disorGcred stomach, liver, ntest
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
of ali kinds for sale at this office.
BY JAMES REED

Mail by accommodation. discontinued.
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. UsotE SANS SERy&Srs,--Last Saturday an
important document fortbe use of the public
was mailed iu Ashtai,ula for Paincsyille, and in
full time for the afternoon mail. But that rack-
age did not reach Painesville until Monday af-
ternoor, when the Eastern mail srriYedI Some
body evidently needs q sharp stick. Can our
friends in Ashtabula tell who it is?
I u. Il
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MIsgoURI.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. II


Notice has been served on the direc-
tors oil. the Missouri and Pacific Rail
road, that al the coming session of Che
Legislature an amendment to the COM
panY's charter will be proposed in re-
gsrd TO the manner of eleclinR directors,
which in effect Will abolish the present
graduating scale ofvotinx stock, giving
require the whole board to be elected
annually. This will give small stock.
holders more power in the management
OF The affairs Of The com pany. II is
stated in thial connection that 4 prbiect
Is on foot 20 shape matters in such q
| way as 10 make the Missouri and Pa
citic a direct link in a great chain OF
roads, from the east to The end of the
Kansas and Pacific Railroad.
The City C9upcil yesterday TeJected a
proposition to sell the cIty's stock in The
Missouri andiPacific Railroad.
a, ID. Reese, j. p. Dams and ArChy
Scraper, of the Cherokee nation, are
here en route to Washington on business
of the nation, but more especially TO
procure the ratification! OF a treaty made
last July, between Commissioners Tay-
lor, and Col. Dowltug, chief OF tue Cher
okees. So ,4--f
The Republican, in an editorial on the
subject, says the intelligent portion OF
he civilized tribes take great Interest in
the present movements against the tu-
tuIe disposition of the wild rowing
tribes OF The plains. Mr.. Reese, in this
connections states that last spring a
joint representation. from the Chero.
KEGS. Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Creek
nations called on Gen. Grant at the War
Office. in Washington, and made pro-
position agreeing 10 make pence with
all the wild tribes below the Arkansas,
receive them into their reservation and
ooh - NE nd
provided the Government ON its pari
would guarantee and stand by them in
every arrangement TO that effect. To
that object they required that every
promise by these wild Indians should
be kept and adhered TO In good faith.
This the Indian representatives agreed
to do at one-twentieth of the cost ex.
pended by the Government under the
present system. Gen. Grant seemed TO
approve of the general idea, but this
was the last of il, and no further pro-
greSs was made in the matter.
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COMMERCIAL AND FIHAEGEAL.
RaItimore CatiIe lIarkef.
THURspAY. Dec. u, -lst

49, ~ f1HUhbDANt QeOs LII 1oUos
BBRF CArEI.E.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
70 2OS3 head against 1919 last week. OF
the number offered S76 head came from
Virginia, 647 from Ohio, 24S from West
.ViTginIa,. and 81 from Mary land. over
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad; l64
from Virgins, and 63 from Maryland on
foot, and 80 from VtTHiniai and s. from
Maryland by boat, OF receipts $50
head were taken by. Baltimore butchers
9O9 sold to farmers for grazing, els to
spectators for other markets, about
250Were reshiPped 70 the East without
being offered here, and The balance left
lows: Old Cows and SCatawags at
50 5Oa4; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows S4a5; fair TO good Stock Cattle
50R6; good feeders s. 80; fair quality
BeeTes IS 50a7; and the very best Beeves
S7AS 621< per 100 lbs, the average price
being about $5a61f gross; The market
for good and prime Beeves was a shade
higher, but for medium and common
grades closed dull at last weeks
nFfAes. = -8Es - l;-z--r-i
SHEEP-There has been 4 large sup
ply OF common and Inferior sneep on
the market during the past week. and
Hitha limited demand they are dull at
unchanged quotations, while good
sheep are sezfcs and in demand. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Common 70
good sheep atS1za55 per lb Rposs.
HoGS-The supply this week has been
light, and quotations are 81 per 100 lbs
higher. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lOWE: Good 10 prime fat hogs $I175a
Il so per 100 Lbs vat .-.,.----
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lne claims or A. y. Cnm pbeII.

Editoys teltige'eees io6doo1a
i was pleased TO see an article Iniyopr
issue of to-day from the Clartsbufg
Telegraph, setting forth the claims OF
Mr.. Cam pbell for the position Of United
States Senator. II merits to be the
standard by which that important posi-
tion is filled, Mr.. GumpbeH iS-tjte man.
He Is emphatically the father of West
Virginia! BE adTaneed and advocated
the ideas which now predomipate and
rule the State, at a time when they had
bat few supporters, and when It cost
something 10 be the champion of liberal
IDEAS He excited the ire and brought
down the Indignation OF the f. f. VS.
by his Innovation on the old-ume
and fogYish principles which bad
ruled from 55ime iimmemor1al. The
Richmond, press poured out thsir Yials
OF wrath and. hurled their Rnathemhs
upon his devoted head--advising their
adherents in this portion of the State TO
throw his ptess into The Ohio river.
And there were not q fe~ here in the
city of Wheeling who were perfectly
willing to follow the advice of The Rich
mond EnqIsireIsonly that they-in their
confined Ideas-hdd no notion that this
humble individual, by iudomitable
perseverance and pluck, would revolu-
tioniEe the Stale In spite of NIL this,
MI Campbell, with hlunswerviug faith
in the right, and believing that truth
sis mighty and will prevail" pursued
the even tenor of his way and now
has the satisfaction of Knowing
that his sacrifices and troubles have not
been in vain-that the liberal views he
so .manfully sbattled for have spread
and taken ID the greater portion OF the
State. And so far, this satisfaction has
been his only reward. doubt not Mr..
Campbell Is perfectly satisfied with this;
but. gtateful people WIN not allow
eleventh hour converts TO reap the ben
eht OF the long years of contumely
which he has borne for the sake9f the
ri0ht. =. so 'I-.i5,s-I=s ssl-el x y. n.
Sfoiunolspilic, Dec. 10, 1865.
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iFns..s.l de..hs Lssa.l TIennaers.DseI.io1a.. :.

From the Cincinnati GusetLe.
If a decision against the legality of
tbe note tender act were to force the
payment of the vast body OF existing
Indebtedness that was contracted IN
dollars worth 60 to 20 cents at It's face
IN. u.specie dollars, thus adding fifty PER
cent. TO all debts, IL would only do by
a shorter process what Governor Nor
toms plan proposes to do in eighteen
months. For TO raise the currency of
t{ayment to par with specie Is the same
in eject as to judiciaI1y decide the debts
payable In specie. The only difference
in effect is that Governor Marion pro-
Dosea 10 take eighteen months to do 1t,
and by that time he thinks the most of
the debts will be paid OIL But lhls
supposes that In the meantime credit IS
going to stop. Can there have been any
eonceptiou in this scheme of the proppr-
tion which credit fills in all the channels
or trade. and I'D. altthe underta kings
that furnish employment TO labor To
ston credit for Eighteen months, and TO
devote all existing stock to sQuaTtng mp
accounts, islto'stop tradeAnd industrial
amnIovment. And when all credit Is
stonIed, and every debtor Is forced 10
seii 10 pay his debts, who will there pc
10 buy . The eighteen months time
given would simply Protract the IoE- LOT,
ture: Il would not save the euecL,
which. in the end, would be equal TO
that of the legal decision which Cover
nor Morton so much deprecates. But,
In fact such a decision can not force
debtors to pay in coin more than the
coin value of the consideration At the
time it WAS given. Therelore, SUCH q
decision would protect debtors. and
would make no disturbance OF values
or trade, while his plan wonld sacrthce
dabtors. make q violent disturbance OF
values, and destroy trade.
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CLEVELAND. D
LOUISIANA.

! - NEW York, Dec. 10.
a New Orleans special OF the 18th to
the Herald, says the steamer Havana,
" hiEh siafisCi from New York for New
Orleans as merchant vessel, hoisted
the Peruvian dag, when the crew mu-
tinted and were discharged The Gus
tom officers boarded her Friday, and
the Captain refused to enter her at the
chatom house, ON the plea that she Is a
Peruvian naval vessel. Collector Full
Ierton has demanded OF the Peruvian
officials the production OF the vessels
papers. showing by what authority n
vessel clearing at New YorlS as n mer-
chantDlans GoENsR Orleans can appear
here as vessel OF war, and not getting
any satisfaction will tomorrow seiZe
the vessel, unless he receives contrary
orders from SSecretaryiM MGCulloch. The
same difficulty occurred when the iron
clads cleared. FulIer was firm, bnt MT,
Seward harmonized matters. His Ex-
csllency Garcia ignores the courts, col
lectors aud marshals, to carry his point.
Andlnnless SeGetOry McUaIIoeh orders
otherwise the vessel VIM be seized to
day
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BY TELEGRAPH.
90 IN ii s s !.
SENATE.

- 81 e, WAsnISeToH, Dec. 10.
MI Pomeroy Introduced a bill to
provide for the ireiassembhng of the
C0nslltniiOpRl iSopyention of Georgia,
and AtnstructinElit 20 amend the consti
tnttongso as 70 place beyond all posi-.
bllity of doubt the right OF every citi-
zen OF the State, black or white, TO hold
otnee. Referred to the Judiciary Com
Mr.. Harlan ;oHsred airesolntion re.
qpestins the Judiciary Committee 10
report a bill for the reApportIOnment'0i '0i
Representatives. In Congress, in accord
ance with section second OF the I4th
amendment. -. -
sAr- Nyes presentedsIhec credentials of
Mr-;G Gilbert, Senator elect from Plori-
da. Laid on the table. f's4ls - ita
Mr.. Morrill,. of Me-, offered resolu-
ton requesting the Presidentto inform
the Senate whether amy instructions
were given in the pfoceedIngs institu-
ted 80 prevent the payment TO Laird
G Co.. builders of the Alabama, the
proceeds ofthe steamer Wren, built by
thctn for the Confederate government,
aud now in the hands of the Assistant
treasurer at New York, and 10 secure
the payment OF the proceeds of said
steamer 10 the owners OF the vessels de-
stroyed by the Alabama. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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HamPden 2 C. coekburn.

for the sale OF certain vacant lots In ZAne's
reserve In the city OF wheeling, West Vir-
gtnia, particularly described In the hill of
Complaint, which Is held by the com plain.
ant, HRmpden Zane, rs trustee, and In
which the defendant, Hampden 2. o. Cock
burn, may haveu contibRenL interest and
to'hGve the proceeds OF sale invested under
the decree ofIhe court for the use and benefit
OF the same persons and upon the same
trust, as the said vacant lots are now held
And 1t appearing from an anidaVtt lied In
the eauSe. that the defendant Hnmpden u.
q. CoekuIn u not q resident OF this state.
On motion of complRipants counsel, 70 4
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting of this oider At the Tront
door 0fIhe Court House OF said county and
terese In theaboVe entitled cause. sut1-
SRANToN a AI.IlIsocS, oil for compisinantE.
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i EtSSA5oHDA9I Qsc9t9, l66S.
Prayer by Rev. J. L. Clark,
a message from the House communi-
ssssu sseEl me passage Of chapter 20, assess-
ment oftaxes, the House bIIl.to provide
TOT the payment of certain nlIlItarv
clstmsT and the Senate bill proVidfnS
for the coll ion of back faxes in Mon.
roe comfy. ftsSi .si,i
Mr.. Hoke, from the judiciary, re-
ported back Chapter l631 1oh marriages,
births and deaths, recommending that
Inc me senate Teeedei from its ameidmeht.
The Senate receded. Tf
de also reported back chapter ll2. OF
Circuit Courts, recommending the
adoption OF the certain amendments.
which make, n new circuit 10 be called
the 18th circuit, and to be composed OF
the counties of Grant, Hardy and Pen.
dleton, and changes Che fifth and sixth
circuits as follows: Fifth--MineraI,
hampshire and Morgan. Sixth
berkeley and Jefferson. The amend.
ments were adopted and The chapter
passed. 80 -. Z! ,'stizssI Z fj7.i . = ii
He also reported back the House bill
TO amend section a, chaptAr 81. acls
1866. aud 1t WAS passed. - =
MIR. FarnsworLh; from the COMMITTEES
on Internal improvements, reported
back the House bill 10 incorporate the
Centerville and Elk River Turnpike
" ~ BS~s7GNs
The report ofithe COMMITTEES of Con.
terence on chapter ca, or the dIties1ut
surveyors. was adopted. !. sfs 10
MIR. FaTnsWorth, by leave, introduced
Dill to incorporate the Waffield Coal
and salt Com phny. and TO improve the
navigation of the Big Sandy River, aud
Ii was referred TO the Committee on In
ternal improvements,
Mr.. BuIley, by leave, introduced 9
bill to authorize the East Eairmont Gas
Company to condemn and acquire land
for the purpose OF Constructing tram.
roAds to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road in Marion eonnty, and 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee on Internal
1mprovenents. ~ -
On motion OF Mr.. ChapIine, Z Z ,. ,
ResotVed, That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the expediency
OF reducing the mum Der of townships il
Jefferson county. .S3s5't-
Chapter 20, .0ftaxatfon, was, ON mo
tion Of Mr., BoremRn, refarred TO tie
COMMITTEES on the Judiciary l'.- ~, 10
Adjourned, - es ss+i .szss
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The defendants in This case VIII take mo-
January 1889. betWe6n the hOurs q > O'Clock
n m. and s O'Clock p m. Of said day, AZ The
ofdce OF the Clerk OF the County Court, In The
county Of Henry, town of Clinton. Stale OF
Missouri, the n infiR VIII take the depcsi-
ton ofIOhu . Good. 81 s5f7Ezt.
Also, at the once Of the clark Of The Cir
cult Court Of Frederick county, at Wlnehes'
ter, State OF Virginia, on tho 18Th day of
January 1853, the tsiaInIiR Will take thu
deposition OF David Keller. q
toEneya at law, in the city or Wheeling
state OF West Virginia, ON the 18th day ol
January 1888, and nom day 10 day until
completed, the Plaintiff viii take thed dspo-
sitIons OF himkelE, of Lewis Hun, ~. G. Good,
Matthias Brooks and others, % be EeAd ID
g. W. PUMPHREY.
BY REcK 4 HU3BARD. hts s0lleitDnz
WHEELING, Dec 5, le68. fI..i-,-.r., -
tiec8-ftd&fIW WI
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NEW YORK
Nrw Ynnr necemhar !,

NEW YORK. UecemDef Ie,
Tine recent frauds In the Custom
House here are much larger than at
frat reported. They have extended
through a series OF years, apparent
ly- by colIsuion between the. importers
and officials. Two persons named Iegel-
stock and Bsntina, who have bee i sus-
the aesnts;in the transactions The prfn-
cIpaIs being, GuatemRn Brothafss ol
Leonard street. SILKS and other goods
70 the amount (as sAscertainedS1o OF S250, :
900 have been smuKgled through The
appraisers office. ilf 81
Guateman] Brothers have iustitied 10
the extent of 4 quarter of q million dol
lars 10 the Government. The District
Attorney is pursuing the Investigation.
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CINCTNNATI, DECEMBER 19..
Judge Rpeh tof Columbus, was before
the 10; S: Commissioner yesterday,
charged with Issuing fraudulent natu-
ralization papers.
The charred hull of. the steamer
United States was towed here yesterday
from the scene of the late disaster. The
body of Mrs. Ella Jones, of Pensacola,
Florida, were recovered from the wreck,
also an6therL body supposed to be that
of Mrs. Brooks.s Owing 90 the illness OF
one OF the United States inspectors, it
will be some timej b6Edrs lliey render
their decision sss to which pilot is re-
sponsible for, The collision.
1.-The Ohio Female College building,
which was destroyed by fire in April
dist, has beep rebuilt. and Wis reopen
ed and dedicated last night, in the
OF large company OF the TelA-
tives and friendsiof the pupils.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 20.
The bridge at Fillmore. Ohio, on the
Cleveland and Toledo Raiirosd. was
burned to-day. . Connection VIII be
broken until Tuesday.
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AGEsIs wAsTEDFoR,
How to Make the Farm Pay.

1-0 octave PAGES 40 BEAUTIFUL
tDU and usaful IllnstIHlipus- This book
shows how the Farmer may double the
value OF his land; make three tifnes asmueh
out OF stock; how three times the quantity
OF g1ain, hay, roots, and al fAIIu crops can
be raised rom an aeIe, and Low all the
prodts Of the falIn can be mpre than
doubled. Every Farmer wants Il. Every
Fruit CultuIlSt wants it, Farme1s' sons, ex.
peTiencsd book agents and OtlleII, Wnnted
COmmIssI ions 500 10 $3.50 Per MOnih,
According 10 ability and eneFEy. Send for
Circulars RivIng iulI eTiptiOii. Address,
ZEIG LER, McCURDY 4 CO, Philadelphia,
"a. Cincinnati, o Chicago M. orst: Louis,
No. NJ sdeeIO-1mYS
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Frustaa,s Sale

ny VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST,
DdRted February 3. 1855, by John n. Miner,
Jane phil ps and Peier Philips 10 myself as
trustee, and OF record In the ofhca of Ihs Be.
corder or Ohio county, West Virginia, I win
uffsf at publle sale AZ the front door OF the
Court Honse Of said comfy on SATURDAY,
DECEMBEH ls, 1858, at 10 O'CLOCK =. m, The
property mentioned IN said deed OF trust,
IhaI IS 70 say: Lot number TWO hundred ana
forty (240l, on the east side Of Eotf street In
Eof and ChRpline's addition 20 the city OF
Wheeling, between Second and ThiIdSt eets,
In the F1ith War1 of said city, with all the
buildings maehineEy, engines and improHe-
as 8 box factory by s5id Peter Philips.
Terms of sale: One half cash and nne-hRlf
credit Of six months, bearing interest from
terms subject 70 Alteration on day Of sale, II
deemed advisable. Title believed good, bat
selling as trCfstee shall only convey Sueh
title as Is vested In me by said deed OF txnht,
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
noyi9-IaUtg - fHlsf Trustee.