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4. o. =. Il. REVOLUTIONS.

On the occasion of the Installation of Office of
Union Lodge, | o. & T., held Monday evening
last. the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and ordered published in
the carson DAILY APPEAL, and in The hescue:
Whereas. IL has been our privilege to listen to
worthy brother, Dr. C. :. Haswell. GRAND
Lecturer If the Grand Lodge OF California; there
fore, be ii
kesolved, That We recognize in him earnest
and eloquent advocate and defender Of the great
temperance truths.
Resolved That his visit to our Lodge and COM
munity has been source of pleasure and profit to
us; strengthening u for the right. and inspiring
Us with new zeal IN the noble work If blessing
common humanity.
Resolved, that We shall gladly welcome him IL
cur councils and hearts a often kind Proyi-
dence shall send him to Nevada.
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AN ABATEMENT OF THE CONTROVERSY.
The Tennessee House Of Representatives
las tabled the resolution which cast a
cloud upon the regularity and validity
OF Cooper's election to the Senate.
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Dr.. LfvIN6sroNE has been again
heard FROM" He is reported as hav.
ing discovered the source of the Nile.
The Doctor can prevent a vast waste of
printers ink if he will pull up stakes
aod return to England.
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White Ballard Vale Flannels of
every width and quality, at Rhodes.

RIVER NEws.-The river is still fall
ing and there was but two feet nine
inches at Pittsburgh yesterday. Here
we have FIVE feet three inches. There
will be a scaRt river shortly if this
thing continues.
The New State will continue her trip,
to Pittsburgh as long as there is water
enough for her to get over the bars
The same is true of the Parkersburg
packets Express and Rebecca.
The Argesy has laid mp at Cincinnati
for repairs.
There is but thirty-two inches Of
water in the Ksnawha, we are informed.
The Rebecca did not reach the wharf
here yesterday until about IL o'clock
being detained by fog. She got of in
good time, however.
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BASE BALL.-Some two weeks ago we
published the score of game of base
ball played between the Fearless Club of
Claysville, Pa, and the Hope of West
Alexander. Thatgame resulted in favor
of the latter named club. Another game
was played on Saturday. This time
victory perched on the Fearless banner.
Owing to this division of laurels q
third game win be necessary to decide
the contest. Probably the final game
will be played in the fair grounds at
Washington. After the game on satur-
day the Hope boysescorted their guests
to Lswson's and there all partook OF .
sumptuous repast. We give the score
of the game:
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HEAD Q'Rs Posi- TnoBURN, No. 4, }
DEPT OF WEST VA, G. A. R., :
August 10, 1869.


DEPT OF WEST VA, G. A. R.,
August 10, 1869.
At q special meeting Of this Post, held
for the purpose of paying a tribute Of
respect to the memory of our late COM
rade, George Steuber, who died at Wash
ington, D. c., on the 9Th inst, the fell
lowing accompanying resolutions were
submitted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the midst of the stormy
and rushing scenes of this life, We are
daily called upon to pause, withdraw
our minds from tho cares and duties of
the hour, and pay mournful tribute to
those who have fallen by the wayside,
it is therefore fitting, In view of the
death of comrade we knew and loved,
that this encampment testify its sorrow
in the loss of George Steubsr, who died
at Washington, d. c., on the 7th inst.
With this comrade we have often met in
the encampment in that bond of frater- |
nal feeling which binds together all
soldiers and sailors who united to sup |
press the late rebellion. Weshall do so
no more. We shall miss him in the en-
campment; we shall miss him in our
social circles. He has taken his final
leave of this encampment and OF his
late comrades. Tospeak of our deceased
comrade is task of sorrow and of tears,
but 1t is task from which the soul
rises refreshed and purified. The busy
world, with its bot choking vapors be-
comes small and distant, when we give
our thoughts to the contemplation OF
the virtuOus dead; in such an hour the
oppressed heart, weary and heavy laden,
casts off for season its CALLING burdens,
and anticipates the rest which awaits 1t
when the narrow stream is crossed at
the end of life.
Resolred, That we tender our sincere
sympathies to the wife and relatives OF
our late comrade, and that copy of
these resolutions be forwarded to them
by the Adjutant, and that the usual
badge of mourning be worn by the
bers of this post for thirty days.
ResOlred, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the Wheeling
REGISTER, Wheeling IHtelligeHcer and
Washington City papers for publica-
ton. By order of
w. J. HAMILTON,
Post Commander.
T. L. Higgins, Post Adjutant.
TJr..L;..w.on r;tr ,,aparo p1aaaa pnny
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A match game was played on yester
day afternoon, above the Top mill, be-
tween the Clumsy nine and the Hay
makers, of North Wheeling. The
Clumsy nine were the winners in a
score of 50 to Sc.
The following challenge has been re-
ceived by the printers of this city. They
never go back on challenge, as may be
seen by their answer:
- WHEELING, August 9, 1869.
The moulders of Hamilton's Foundry,
being DESTROYS of playing match game
of base ball with one of the other trades
of the city, do hereby challenge the
printers of the city to play us game
of base ball, on the Columbia b. b. C..
grounds on Saturday, August 81, 1869.
JAMES FLEMING,
Secretary Hamilton Nine.
WHEELING, August 10, 1869.
James Fleming, Secretary HdmiltOn Nine ::
SIR:-Your challenge to play the
printers a match game of base ball on
Columbia grounds, Saturday, August
2lst, is accepted.
ED. ROBERTSON,
Secretary Typo Nine.
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ANOTHER AND VERY RARE CHANCE
oryyREp TO THE PUBLIc.-F. u. Porter,
No 1s5 Main street, will offer to the cit
izsps of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
nlaeed on his cheap counter, aHd sold at
the following low rates: Ladies shoes
500: misses, Use; children's, soc.
Please give him call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
nv auy other house in the city. Dent
forget the place, F. u. Porter. lS5 Main
street.
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ICE.-The medicinal properties of ice
are being more and more appreciated.
Small Jumps swallowed whole will often
check acute stomach infammations,
and will prevent nausea if heat is APP
piled outside at the same time. Pound
ed ice, applied to the spine, is said TO
cure seasickness. A bit of ice will help
diptheria and all throat complaints. To
become delightfully."- cool in the summer,
apply ice wrapped in paper to the back
of the head for one moment.
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NEAT PENMANsHP.-Who does not
admire neat hand.writingi Where is
the young lady who can lightly pass by
epistles neatly inscribedi We saw a
fine specimen of penmanship yesterday
it was excellent. How could it have
been otherwise when executed with o
gold pen such as sold at Oxtoby d Duff
fields Jewelry Store, Main street, oppo-
site Merchants Bank, where fine stock
of gold pens, watches, clocks, jswelry'
spectacles, &C., has just been received
See advertisement.
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COUNTERFEIT REVENUE STAMPs.-
Counterfsiting Of revenue stamps is car
ried on to such an extent that the head
of the proper department is thinking of
recalling the whole of the present issue,
changing the designs and having the
work, now done by contract in various
parts of the country, carried on solely
under government supervision. Every
thing about the present administration
is counterfeit.
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ATTEMTED RURGLARY.-An attempt
was made by burglars, on Sunday night
to enter the residence of DIR. Hazlett,
in Ritchietown, by unlocking door in
the rear of the house, opening it with
outsiders" Tley were frightened
away by the approach Of some of the
family, and fed without securing any
plHnder. 1t is though. that two per
sons were engaged in the attempt. Cole
lead is a sure cure for such fellows.
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VA mathematical philosopher says
there are Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures more
flies this year than last By actual conn'
and base ball flies are not taken IN 'Hs
enumeration.
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BRICK For SALE.-Mr. James Sweeney
has new on hand Z fine lot Of newly
burnt BRICK at his kilns, at the upper
end of MartiDsville,. where be Is pre-
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section Of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
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HORSE PoIsoNED.-A very valuable
horse belonging to the Street Railroad
Company died on Monday night from
the effects of poison administered to ii
in its feed, on Saturday night, by some
rascal whose neck is aching for halter
This destroying the lives of valuable
animals or manning them, because Of
some real or fancied grievance betokens
soul so small that ten thousand such
could DANCE on the point of cambria
needle and have as much room as a cal
in ten acre lot.
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FORDSALE.
FOR SALE.
,,e Residences ON
Val"Gourth street.

Fourth street.
IN oF A DECREE OF THE
ny vIRIHhr Of Ohio county, state OF !" est
X Circuit CSG rss on the Sd day Of june, "A;
I;,vinis, re naee in chancery pending IN saie
$50 in . osuissorein Robert Luke and George
ggrcuit CoIIE. and James Luke and others
lTd'i',..v the 9th. day Of Au-
aondayyu A. d. 1859,
-, of the Court House Of Ohio
,,,ss frOnt a Clock, A. NJ, proceed 10 sell AZ
AN, AZ " 70 the highest and beat bidder,
SSe suetSgnn. ,inq described parcels Of reai %,
lo1res foho" tbe CITY of Wheeling, In said
s,aSh ssv The south half Of Lot No.
-. ~ tbst y - tbe east side of Fourth street,
- stusTs0 Ja and Market alley, ana Lot no.
nstEesr an Morrow street anu soo s1 sno
Is frOsuns I'd south half of Lot No. iss, IN enc
line Sd Parcel commencing at point
es,sel s,ast M the south line OF said Lot
Soufe 81 scnth and parallel with Fourth
r. ben .hTes feet thence east and parallel
80 in. line of said Lot No. l3o, In equal
- tse S SOU. IN MORROW street, including Lot
srssiih ling on the west side OF Morrow
10 IT. Nv The north SO feet OF a irseso oa1
,rrtt ,S- and said Lot NO. - iniIu p.;ovai
'SDneneinG =. :, Fourth street, at a point IS teet
ist No lSr o" santh line of said Lot No. i3o,
.oath Of me 81 ntraiIel with Fourth street 70
,bslce SOU a. ss,,ih line Of said Lot NO. ~,
irst and U ;,b the south line of said Lot I5I,
thence rH Tsl with the south line OF sara 10y NO;
ard PsTaiL.cDt, ,bspce north with the east line OF
-, ~ i ,S. toa point in said last mentioned
aid Lot ~ nth Of the south line oil SAID LOT
inc Is feel sva IS5 feet to the place Of begin
Is. thence W. ,bs residue of the fractional Lot
niug, beng -" was conveyed to James Luke by
No 49, rhl.h and wife BY deed dated the 9Th
]. " fors! - nSer 1881, and recorded in the re-
iAy oil S sScs Of Ohio county, and Also Lot 40.
corder ,I,rrow street, together with Al the
H. % aV and appurtepances to said parcels at
build!nss S.ionging or in anywise appertaining,
taebed o. V SF SALE-One-thir cash. one-third
TERM, ~ 81 on. YEAR and the residue ON
or ereEl ~. =, Years from the day OF sale, the
credit OF tTa,s1ts 10 bear interest from the day
sredI. n1rchasers TO give bond win good per;
Of sAls .s,,pRTity for the deferred payments anu
'oDA Sc - h. retained until the further ORDER
Of the sAid |'''"''G GEORGE W. JRFFERS,
Special Commissioner.
-. n the second aud third parcels de,
The 'SI' che above advertisement Is postponed
astl a, - or M
yember, 1869.
GEORGE W JEFFFRS,
Special Commissioner.
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@Ne"AS--------'-' ~ 1See.-S- --'---'--' -
The international game between the
Business Nine, of Bridgeport, o., and
the Spivins Nine, of Wheeling, resulted
in victory for the foreigners" In
other words, the Spivins heros got
waxed. On the first, sixth, eighth and
ninth innings they became demoralized.
They are all right this morning, how
ever, and are firm in their determine
ton to conquer in the next game or get
beaten. From this position they cannot
be moved. The score stood:
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GLASS HOUSE IN BELLAIRE.-We I'M
derstand that a company has been
formed, composed chiefly of Wheeling
men, looking to the establishment of a
glass works in the town of Bellaire. The
site for the building has been purchased
and the contract for the erection of the
necessary buildings is being made. The
work will be pushed forward without
an hours unnecessary delay, as the COM
pany hopes to be at work by fall.
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A New RAILROAD PRoJECT.-lt is re-
ported from Waynesburg, Pa, that a
railroad is to be built from Waynesburg
to Marietta. ria Glen Easton, West Vir-
GINA, to New Martinsville, Wetzel
county, West Virginia, on the Ohio
river, thence following the river to
Marietta. This railroad would open up
a magnificent country and greatly aid
in the development of that portion OF
our State through which it is proposed
to build it.
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THE NICHOLSON PAvENENT-The City
Council last night gave The residents on
Market street, between Monroe and
oaincy streets, permission to lay the
Nicolson pavement at their own cost;
the city agreeing to pay for the bould-
ers at their value. We hope now that
this block will receive the wooden
pavement, satisfied that in its freedom
from noise and dust, its cleanliness and
many other good qualities, it will be
found Just the thing needed. We will
sneak of its advantages tomorrow.
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MRS. FRENCH TO RETURN.-Mrs.
French's many friends will be pleased
to know that she will be in this city
again, for a few days. She will make
her headquarters at the Gran House,
as before, where she will be prepared to
treat ladies for nervous diseases. Her
great success during her previous visit
to Wheeling warrants US in saying that
she will do all that she promises in cur
ing disease.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

- ' s'ahH ROW occupied by me at East RichlAnd,
~ c.. We National Road, three miles West Of ST.
az .sNlIe Ohio. This stand is well situated
~; provided with good stables and every con-
'Se Tor the accom- M OdatiOn of the travel
III w further particulars and terms, address
-, ,GtOsttloSr at East RichlaDd, o.
''1'-u JOHN G.. R0TMEIR.
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RosADALIs The proprietors claim
and its merits bear them up in the asser-
tion-that this great Alternative remedy
will cure and permanently cure Scrofnla
in its various forms, such as CosNUMP:-
TON In TIA early stages, Enlargement and
liberation of the Glands, joints, Bones
&c.
RHEUMATISM, White Swelling. sore
Eyes, Stubborn Ulcers, Eruptions OF the
Skin, Diseases of Women, Loss OF APpe-
title, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Cos
tiyeaess, Liver Complaints, Pain ID tpe
Back, Imprudence in Life, Gravel, and
all chronic diseases OF the Blood, Ltr@'
Kidneys and Bladder.
1t only requires trial. to convince the
most skeptical of its great merit as a
great Blood Purifier and RenovatoT;
Certificates of its value pour In from al
parts of the country, and thousands
stand to-day the living witnesses Of i's
great healing power.
jy23-eodd&w
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Governor
Stevenson on yesterday appointed Will
liam F. Lett, of New York city, to be
Commissioner of Deeds for West Vir-
GINA, resident in New York.
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B~The Crescent City Circus boat
passed the city yesterday, and honored
us with salute of two guns and music
by the band. The company performed
in Bellaire last night.
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u For Freckles, PimPles, Moth
Patches and ell Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Yiolets." Fer sale by Ed
mupd Booking and Booking & Carroll.
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HDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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tuesday, the 18th Day OF An-
gust, 1869,

,h.,s,ftsr from day to day until completed,
$40 .a.nnspc;ny each day at eleven o'clock A. Nj
loU %h. nnblic suctiou upon the land to be sold,
~ - nlaptstion or estate mentioned IN the
ne GO 80 Of the will of Moses Shepherd de-
NA'n S - dv,iops los and coal fields as speci-
- ~ N, report and plat OF James G.lchrist'
.--,.vor on sle in said suit.
"rgbNS-Each purchaser TO pay IN hand hos
,...,tsn one fourth of the money due upon nj.
~ but 10 have the privilege 70 pay ID
srS ;I spy greater proportion or the whole there
=. .ST ,bs residue, If any, to be paid In three
49, ,,.taymspts bearing interest fiom he day
So snJ PAYABLE respectively in ak, twelve,
Ns.G,Ltssp months thereafter; bond and Sc
80 "a The satisfaction of the commissioners
. w. zen for the deferred instruments, and
-. tia 10 be retained as further security unAi
IL mole tract contains ABOUT I've hundred
- .sys7ty.iye acres, and is situated In ONO
- Wet Virginia, along the Cumberland
~ Esnndeld railroad and Wheeling creek,
U.s. va NV tbr Cumberland road about six miles
,,.- Wheeling. A plat of the divisions, lots
,,i raj brlIs may be seen at the Bank OF
IT,, and also at the Clerks office OF the
So, i7,urtof Ohio county.
N'.~. DANIEL LAMB,
DANIEL c. LIST,
Commissioners.
ySdtaSit
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wIce applied to bee sting will
knock the spots out of it forthwith.
That's what man says who sat down
On a bee. .
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HBlond & Bachman have received
a fine assortment Of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters
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p-There's no accounting for taste.
Our ladies now have rg6s among their
bo,cS. And they are fond Of 'em.
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ETA young woman in Chicago has
taken contract to paint house.
Well bet she has had cheek enough to
practice on.
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wThere were eighty steamboat ar
rivals at our wharf during the month
Of July. This includes daily packets.
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vIf you visit young lady and she
is won, and You are won, call preacher
and you will both be one.
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IThe Beard of Education will hold
. special meeting to night.
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GEORGE STEuBER's FUNERAL.-The
funeral of George Steuber, formerly a
compositor on the Arbeiter Freand, was
one of the largest this city has seen for
lsng time. The cortege consisted OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, Wheel
ing Typographical Union No. 70, and
Virginius and Pamela Lodges of Odd
Fellows, representatives of the press,
the Governor and various State officials.
The body was enclosed in handsome
rosewood coffin, studded with silver
nails and ornamented with o wreath OF
flowers, and the insignia of Odd Fellow
ship. At the late residence of the de-
ceased, and before the procession moved,
a brief address was made and the con-
gregation Joined in prayer and singing.
The body was conveyed to Zane Street
NJ. E. Church, where, on the entrance OF
the guard of honor, composed of Odd
Fellows and members of the G. A. R,
armed with muskets, the choir sang the
| hymn.
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HWhy is q pretty girls foot like the
letter " Because it's the end of
beauty. Fearful!
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VBaPtism by Immersion us now
called irrigation" by the Profsne
Westerners.
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EMosquito Bars, Pink and White,
and wide mosquito net, at Rhodes.
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BWheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of sp-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner & Co.'s, No. So Monroe street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

ne STORE ROOM No >,o>,
GIso ,S now occupied BY Lewis Ij,,SCN ROE
Morr,s- ne room No. II, occupied bv 'i " q CO.
April l.. 81, = hardware store. Pos,sss,oU., 7.
". W MILLER
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HNew Dark Calieos, at Rhodes.
vBleached and Brown Canton Elan
nels of every quality, just received at
Rhodes.
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pImported parasols, with little
watches in the handle, are the latest
agony at the watering places.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wRiches got by deceit cheat no man
80 much as the getter.
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wPetite Cartesonly sl.OO per dozen,
at Partridge's Gallery.
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RACES PRoBABLE.-We understand
that there is every probability of our
having weeks running races on the
Fair Grounds early il September. Suf-
ficient funds are being raised to make
several good purses, and the owners OF
fast stock in Central and Southern Ohio
and in other sections have promised to
bring their fast stock here for q fall
meeting. In addition to this, We hear
that Frank Reynolds is corresponding
with the proper parties with view to
having American Girl, Mountain Boy,
Goldsmith Maid, and other celebrated
trotters, to visit Wheeling before they
finish their trotting tour this fall. We
trust these speedy ones may be induced
TO show their speed over our course.
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BFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
& Bachman's.
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FOR SALE.

VI vel asaS,. ikHCELLENT LAND,
poses (about sp S, i 70 Vineyard and Fruit par
sted near Rush IN, 'Ees under cultivation,l stu.
sSeaSi6 ISGI Trainer On premises re- e. n H. oni0