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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

THE MANIFESTO OF THE GERMAN BISHOPS.
In a leading article on the recent manifesto OF
the German Bishops, the 4ugsowyer 4Hgemene Ze'''ng
congratulates its readers the stand made By the
German preates against the new dogmas which are TO
be submitted the approaching Ecumenlca Counol ior
annroyal Although" observes the writer, the German
Bishops are too few in number TO exercise
prepOnderating influence IN the Council Uhere
being but Is in an assembaGe OF from 400
TO 5OO) STILL should these 70 prelates remain nrIn
in their resolution the fact that they are the religious
representatives a natlOn with population COM
prsng nearly 100000 Of Catholics is asuncent guara
Zee that none Of the obnoxious dogmas VIII De carried
rumphanty through the Council the more especially as
In is confidently believed that considerable number Doth
OF the French aud Austrian epscopacy preseht ~ TIE
Coupcll will unite wi their German brethren nrcsa Is
10 the utmost the Introduction Of auy new DOCTRINES mo
the Roman Catholic religion.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 12-ln the United States
Circuit Court yesterday In thecase Of Joseph b. Stewart
act The National Union and other National Banks In
this city, Judge Giles delivered decision sustaining tho
demurrer Of defendants, and dsmissng the bill Of COM
planant from which the counsel for complainant re-
served exceptions TO the United states supreme court
The Court decides that violation Of the 29h section
Of the National Banking prohibiting National Banks
from Oaning 10 any one Individual or company more
tan onetenb mart of the amount Of tho capital stock OF
&C. does not invadae contracts Of that ngture
by SAID banks but subjects banks TO the forfeiture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
OHIO.

FIFTEEN THOUSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
OHIO.
COLUMBUS Oct. 12.-The leading Democrats
concede the defeat of Pendleton by 1900.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 12-lO45 p. m.-From present APP
pearances Hayes the Republican candidate for Cover
nor has majority OF from 1900 to 1900 and 1t may
reach 10000.
CITY, TOWNSHIP, AND COUNTY RETURNS.
sANDusKY CITY, Oct l2.-Pendleton's majority sls3-a
Republican gain OF 2.
township Of Franklin County show Republican gain OF
The city Of Cleveland gives hayes 1000 majority-a
Republican gain OF 100
CUYAHoGA COUNTY.
Hayess majority. $500 to 1900
SUMMIT COUNTY.
Hayes's majority 1850
Lancaster City gives a Democratic majority OF 49, =
ChCothe City gives a Democratic majority Of 200.
Marietta City gives Republican majority Of 80,
Ripley township gives Republican majority OF 2os,
Democratic gain Of1s9.
In Panesyle the Democrats gain 100; IN New-London
a. The Democratic majority IN Gainesville IS III. Steu-
benvllle gives Democratic gain OF 10.
report from Columbus says there are UNIFORM Demo
MORROW County gives Republican majority of 900,
Ross County-Pendlcton 200 majority; Democratic
Shelby COunty-Pendleton o25 majority Democratic
Trumbull County-.Hayess majority 2.toO.
Geauga COunty-fIayes's majority lJ50.
Seneca COnnty-Pendieion's majority is estimated at
CIEvELAED, Oct. l2-Four wards give Republican
gain Of 100 over last year
Milan gives q Republican majority Of 2O6
Medina gives Republican majority Of l3a gain OF 81
fandusky gives Democratic majority Of 1913.
Five wards In Cleveland, show a Republican gain %
40. over 1865
Eight wards in Columbus, show p Eepubcan gam OF
els.
Columbus (compete) gives PcndlotOn (Dem) 1898,
making EepabIcau gain % $50.
Delaware gives Hayes 3oG majority, Republican gain
OF o.
Urban gives $50 Republican majority.
IA il,n( ou % Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

after spreading the minutes order setting forth ina
the adjournment in view Of the rapid progress OF
construction and that in brief period judicial al
other officers may be elected to fill places now held ~
authority temporarily conferred by acts OF congress Inc
order adds: "Many believe that the ultimate decision OF
Congress may he heard in the interval between tins ana
the next appointed term OF this Court ana u IL deeeo
eXpedent and proper not proceed TO the TRANSACTION
Of further business at this time The reasons leading 10
this conclusion 1t is not deemed necessary further 10
Eta
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEWARK, n. D., Oct. 13.-Thes city
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN THIS CITY.

The excitement over election returns last
evening was not extraordinary. The night was not
pleasant one gust Of wind huully blew carrying dust
and discomfort 10 al who yentufed out under the STAR
less heavens But there many who could not pa
the until their morning newspaper
furnished It, these impatenty curious ones were gath
eIed wherever tidiIgs could Dc received ~ ue Flth
ave Hotel many Democrats and Republicans were
discuss tine probabilities and speculate III
the rceults News was what everybody sought ~ was
meat for the fans ed drink for those athrst ana odg
ment for the unsleltered. Ola men were there WIN
feeble step, and aB the news came thcf ttenulOils
canes struck the floor with gladness or with ruefnl
disappointment. Men who wa. ca 10 DeJ Iehd INC
tesIated marble floor OF the hotel pOhpous III stGIc
clothes with heavy chains making arcs hcToss ther oue
velvet vest, which looked ike BOWS OF nope
Young men with phantom mustaChes talked sapiehty OF
OhO'g vote and Pennsylvania politics. Iley h tiIheu
good deal did something Ike IT. they sHulateH t,
for those gathe rings which await news seldom 90 uo
than Ia "a moderately, smoke considerably, ana nugget
jueusey After separation OF such Knot OF rows
seekers no one remembers To have sald any
fling, though they waited an hour ana th0ught
they chattcd. At about " news came thaI 41i'a
delnhia had gone for Geary by 1000 majority
and there was much graduation among enthusiastic
HcpuIoans but the betting with the store clothes
was seen TO button up his coat and hide the huroous
bow Of !rOpe ana the azure vest hVpo NJ 1i tat
Tire confident Democrats also. The Telegraph stated that
estimate had been W3d0 on the state AhOVci iopu
that heavy storm was raging all along luo iou
the beyond Albany and through the western ~ ~
clubs Ffthaye. also Dcd by eager men aWluHs
words Of comfort Those who had dcnmtcIy elNCh w
betting ielaxed their anxiety after hearing the fhiC
pbia Words but Democrats, though IN dlbihayt hhl I
m Packer and PennsyHana. The news as 10 continued
TO made their reckoning CONFUSION ana lher plop
esys pooh. Scarcely word vas heard during tDe even
Ing 20 tie ~. Nicholas OrMet0pOah uultlb Iic leH
p,ysons who were 81 the ECW.YOTk Hotel only hoped
that Packer would win ~ large majority Those VINO
took any interest in the election we're dO"nloWh ~ INC
newspaper Offices, and these were not great many.
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sutpwRrcK AND LOSS OF LIFE.

BosroY. Oct. 12.-The whaling schooner
Susan ~ Smith OF Boston lost in the hurricane OF
August %. All hands were drowned with the eIcep-
ton OF the captain and four who. after remain
ing the wreck, which her beam ends for eight
DAYS and nights without food water, were taken of
and carried into London by al English barque. Tho
captains wife and two children drowned In the
cabin
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ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoNs IN BOSTON

Boston, Oct. 12.-Late last night DR.. Cole OF
saxonve was called from bed the protext OF being
reguired by sick patient leaving his house was
shot through the cheek Shortly after this affair Mr..
Gray the depot master in birmingham. was aroused,
and going to a window fired upon twice. Police
Justice Adams Of Framingham and another gentleman,
be assassin had left Suspicion points to desperate
lust released from Jail for assautng his wife, as mus
attempting TO murder the parties appearing against him.
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, CROWD OF BOYS FIRED INTo-sEvERAL
WOUNDED.

BUFFALO, Oct. 12.-What might have been q
serious shooting aGAr took place in this city on Sunday
II appears that old fish peddler named Crawfordo In
temperate habits. who resides IN Markets. Fulton,
has been greatly annoyed by the bad mischeyous boys
with which that neghborhood abounds. On Sunday
afternoon crowd OF boys gathered IN front OF Crawfords
residence and commenced shouting and firing stones at
the house. Crawford beng partially intoxicated, be-
came e1aspcrated and loading amusket with small shot,
suddenly opened his door and fred into the crowd,
wounding number Of them but OF them seriously.
One was wounded the head aud knee. another In tho
hp and others In head and back Crawford then re-
loaded and out with the Intention OF hrng again.
when he was arrested aud locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
FIRE IN BINGHAMTON.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. ia fire occurred
this morning in Lafayette Block on Court-st. The shoe
store OF e. r. Halbert destroyed loss $500 insured
for 5000 The dry goods store OF r. Ransom was dam
aged the extent OF insured for 5000 The build
ings owned by ID. H. Stocking and were damaged 10
the amount OF $4,000 insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
1lNsrccrssruL ArrEMpr ro RoR A RANK.

BosTON, Mass, Oct 12-An attempt was made
at o'clock this morning to rob the National Bank at
Townsend Mass, but the burglars used too much now
der alarming the citizens by the explosion The outer
door was blown of aud considerable damage done 10 tie
b1dIug The burglars fed leaving most VI their tools
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM NITRO GLYCERINE.

PORTLAND. Me-. Oct. 12.-Another explosion
of occurred at Sobago Lake Monday,
by which man named Woolcock, belonging In England,
was killed had charged and igned fuse and after
waiting IA he thought. lsuflcent length OF time, went
into the tunnel ascertain why 1t did not Ignite when IL
suddenly exploded. He lived about two hours.
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ACCIDENT on THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL


CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 12.-The night express
train over the Vermont Central road of tho track
Bethel, W.T. about o'clock this morning by the set
ting Of an abutmcnt OF the bridge. Three passenger
cars piled up, but no person was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
FRANCE.

THE KINCK MURDER-A DISCOVERY
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct u, 1862
II is again reported that the corpse of the father OF
tbe murdered Kinck family has been discovered in
Alsacc. Tho Emperor departed for Compiegne to-
Inxy
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NEW-.JERSEY.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN NEwARK-A REPUB-
LICAE MAYOR CHOSEN.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN NEWARK-A RhPJB-
LICAN MAYOR CHOSEN.
The election for Mayor and city officers took
place in Newark yesterday. The result far as OBJ
tanned at midnight was in favor OF A. A. smaley, the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, in opposition 20 F. W
RicOrd, Republican. Complete returns were received
from tho First Third Fifth Sixth, Seventh Ninth. ana
Tenth Wards Three Republican Aldermen were elected,
Messrs Mains. WILSON and Gurncy, III the FIRST Third
and Sixth Wards In the Fifth Seventh Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh. ana Twelfth Ward, the vote for Aldermen was
n favor Of the Democrats Mcssrs Lynch, Malone Brin
zingh0ffer, Westerrclt, Kudcl and Wiedenmayer IN
the First and Second Districts OF tho Thirteenth
Ward, "A Republican majority OF 100 was reported
and IL was thought 70 be probable That the Ihlrd DIS
trct would the majority. In the EiRhth Ward
Hnaey said To bs ahead by 1Oj and Ellis, the can
ddate for Alderman. by g the actual vote, however
had not been returned al midnight. In the First Dstrc
Of the Fourth Ward The Democrats had majority OF 100
IN Second Disr ct OF the Second Ward they haI
majority o. 90 The Republicans had majority OF 80 IA
the District OF the Sixth Ward The latest hgures
on the for Mayor were: Smaey Dem b,17G Eicord
ItTER-The returns 90 u O'Clock this morning show
that KicOrd Ucp) elected BY $50 majority seven Re
publican Aldermen out of tho -
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct 13.-Thcs city election
passed Of quietly Ricord, Rep, was elected Mayor by
23 majority over Smaley, Dem. Ind Council VIII stand
il Democrats u Republicans Democratic majority
They gain Alderman in the Fourth, Efth, seventh
aud Eat ghth wards.
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TILE YInGINIA cOuRr OF ApPEAI.s.

! Richmond Va, Oct. 12.-The Court Of Ap-
poas Of Virginia. composed Of Judges appointed ny Gen
Candy met to-day and adjourned Until tbe January teIln
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WASHINGTON.
JEFFERSON DAVIS ON THE FALL ELECTIONS
HIS ESTIMATE OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES
THE PRESIDENT TO VISIT FREDERICK MD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON Tuesday oct. -, 1869.
Jefferson Davis says his admirers who call ON him In
Baltimore that he has interest whatever in political
affairs and shall decline all conversation in reference
thereto during his trip to Mississippi He Is said to have
expressed hope that the liberal Conservative Repub-
cans OF the South and the Democrats Of the North would
succeed the Fan elections. His estimate OF parties s
that Northern Democrats represent what Is left OF the
principle OF selfgovernment. "White Mans Govern
ment," while the Conservative Republicans South repre-
sent all that is left OF the principle in that section
The invitation TO the President and family rendered
by the officers the Agricultural Society OF Frederick
Nd to visit Fair during the latter part OF the week
has been accepted. Arrangements for the trip were
made to-day and the President expects TO leave on
Thursday. He Will be the guest of Judge Marshall dis
tsnt relative OF Mrs Grants
No important election which has occurred for several
years has caused little excitement and interest here
as those which have been held to-day. Owing to the
Storm which has materially interfered with Geographic
communication with the North and West, the returns
thus far received meager and confusing, and the
result is wholly problematca The crowds around the
various places where is received are small and
unexcited The officers of the Government also manifest
little interest in the receipt OF news two OF three OF the
Cabinet officers having attended the opera
Speaker Blaine. Congressman Maynard, and Posmas-
Jones of NewYork arrived in this city this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
The General Committee of One Hundred held meeting
to- night and adopted the draft OF charter TO be pre-
scented to Congress for enactment Incorporating the
International Exposition Association, Win capltal OF
ooon
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FOREIGN NEWS,
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
THE BATTLES AT VALENCIA AND SARAGOSsA-
$50 MEN KILLED IN THE LATTER.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

REPUBbICAN TRIUMPH IN PENNSYLyANlA-GOv
GEARY REELECTED BY At LEAST 5000 MA
JoRITY-BOTH BRANCHES OF TIE LEGIsLA-
TIRE REPUBLICAN.
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ES9The rush for Rustic photographs
still continues at Brown & Higgins.

RIVER NEws,-The river has COM
menced falling again, and there is but
twenty-fv inches of water reported at
Pittsburgh. The swell here reached
four feet ten inches. Yesterday morn
ing it commenced falling, and last even
ing there was four feet five inches IN
the channel.
The leyee was quite lively for awhile
yesterday, quite little feet Of low
water beats putting in here. The side
wheel steamer Eagle came up from Ma
rietta with load of watermelons. She
sold out her load pretty rapidly. The
Naomi arrived from below empty. The
Arrowline lies at the boat yard repair
ing, we believe. The Wild Duck has
taken advantage of the stage of water
to go to Pittsburgh. The Benwood and
Storm passed with lows yesterday
morning.
The New State is to-day's packet for
Parkersburg. Passengers can have very
pleasant time on her.
The Hope will leave at 10 o'clock thi.
morning for Matamoras. She brought
mp very fair trip.
The Science will get away at 10 o'clock
this morning for Matsmoras. Be on
board promptly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28


The OLD BETTER THAN THE New
The new postage stamps have not won
the highest degree of public favor. They
are blotchy, tasteless in design, suffer
by comparison with the old stamps in
all artistic respects, and are the subject
of much complaint, on account of the
inferior quality or insufficient quantity
of the mucilage used upon them. If
there were good reasons for abandoning
the old designs, the Postmaster General
should have intrusted the task of find
ing substitutes to some person of taste
and capacity; and he should see to it
that the adhesive arrangements on all
the stamps sold by the departments are
perfect. While the government claims
the monopoly of letter transportation,
it should guard, as far as possible,
against the inconvenience to the bust
ness community of sending to the
"Dead" Office, at Washington, letters
which appear to be unpaid, only because
the stamps once put upon them have
failed to stick.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

A HAZARDOUS TRIP.-A day or two
since, al Rochester station, on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg Railroad, the atten-
ton of conductor Breen was called to
the fact that man was riding on one
of the trucks of the cars. The man was
found and made to get out from under
the car. Before proceeding half mile,
the conductor found that the man had
made his way into one of the cars. He
declined paying fare, the train was
stopped and again the man was left
standing on the track. When the con
ductor passed into the rear car he found
that the fellow had made his way into
il and had taken q comfortable seat
The train W as again stepped and the
man put off. This time the conductor
thought he had got rid of his trouble
some passenger, but imagine his sur
prise upon reaching Wellsville to find
that the fellow had secreted himself in
the train and had reached the end OF
his Journey on that road. He said he
was going to Cleveland, and guessed he
would change cars. That fellow Will
undoubtedly make his way through the
world.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. NJ. Porter,
No. 1876 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold at
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
S1.OO; misses, 75e; children's, SOC.
Please give him a call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Dent
forget the place, F.. NJ. Porter, 135 Main
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

ONA VIsIT.-Mr. A. HAM, of the wei!
known Lithographic firm of Pittsburgh,
has been rusticating in this vicinity fol
a few days. He is engaged to make
sketches of some of our principal iron
mills and other works, both here and at
Steubenville, and will be in this city a
few days this week. This will give
others an opportunity to negotiate per-
sonally with him seldom offered, as be
rarely visits our city. We know Mr..
Hani to be a frst-class artist, as his
specimens will testify. He can be seen
at the Grant House. He will leave FOL
Pittsburgh next week,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

BASE BALL.-A match was played yes
terdsy, on the Arctics grounds, between
the mines of the First and Seventh
Wards. The game resulted in favor Of
the First Warders by score of So to
81.
The Columbia and United played a
game of base ball on the grounds of the
formerc lub yesterday. The game was
close and exciting, but few errors being
made on either side. But six innings
were played, owing to the Columbia
disputing the umpire, Mr.. Charles Bal
ley's, decision:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALS.-The
arguments in the case of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company against VIM.
Skeeles, from Ohio. county, were con-
cluded and the case was submitted for
the consideration of the Court.
Argument in the case of Daniel h
List against z. Humphrey and others,
from Ohio county, was commenced by
Peek, who occupied the time till the
hour of adjournment.
The Court adjourned until Q o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

PHILIP PHILLIP'S CONCERT LAST
NIGHT.-There was a very large attend
ance on the concert given by the re.
nowned singer, Philip Phillips, at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, last even
ing, for the benefit of the Chapline
Street Church. The singing was ex
cellent. The congregational singing was
sublime. AS the voices of the entire
audience rang out in the solemn and
stately csdences of Old Hundred, we
thought we had never heard anything
finer,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

HELD FOR GOOD BEHAvioR-Frauk
Brougham was arrested on Thursday
night and taken before Squire Clohan
so bully drunk he didn't know what his
name was, or whether he was on foot
or on horseback. He was sent to Jail to
sleep of his potations. Yesterday he
had hearing before the Justice, and
was tequired to give bond in the sum
of $50 for his good behavior for three
months
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nnIrSTEE,S SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
made by August Fette and I Ishsn %sr h as
VIE az. isfD and recorded in the Office OF the
Ds.e etdsP for Ohio county, West Virginia to
Sn2s to Lewis NOe one hundred S1G thy
dollars VII wi Jaad which debt is evidenced by
GATE 81 o,nsd by said Fette and then held by said
S(i$ Tor the aforesaid sum of one hundred and
A sT dollars with from date dated a bs
Ge.nO ,bs .rinclpsl and interest WHEREOF IS que
daIe f nm unpaid by said Fette will proceed
az anu eli at the front door Of the Court House on
saturday. the 18th day of Sep
fember, 1859,
ian o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
al soT towit The south half OF lot number
fifteen; p Wrb III formerly Ritchietown.
Terms VI '-- CHARLES OTTO,
,a,,I Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

PICNIC.-The Osceola Base Ball Club
will enjoy themselves at a picnic to be
given at the Fair Grounds to-day. They
wish all their friends to join them in
having a merry time. For list of the
sports to be presented, read the adver-
tisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28

Refreshing AND AMUSING.-Yester'
day afternoon a couple of lads amused
themselves by playing on each other
with a street hose. One youth stood on
the east and the other on the west side
of Main street, and slashed away at
each other until the eastern chap gave
vav and ran.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-28
FOR SALE.

,cpyS OF MAGNIFICENT LAND
| A. .At,nafed one.half mile west of West
v , M'"" belmont county, Ohio, we'll adapted
to E lrag!nn"S me acre Raspberries. one and a
eaH' aus strawberries, 1s5 bearing Apple
bal. ball. "' also Currant and GOOse6erry bushes !.
ounce. ,oH5ition. which will sell at private
sale on tt eSSI enquire on board Of West
Fcr pa pc, Fsrry Boat, OF on the premises.
Whee.hE JOHN FLEISEER.