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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-10

The Petersburg Courier says it is con
tempIated, if Virginia succeeds in recov'
ering jurisdiction OF Berkeley and JetIer-
son counties, "the decision will lead to an
effort to recover some other of the border
counties" As Berkeley and Jefferson
came into the State aller It was formed
and no other counties did, decision that
would give Virginia any other Of the Dor
der counties would give her all West Viz
ginia. The reunion Of the States could
only be effected by the concurrence Of
their Legislatures and Of Congress; 1t
cannot be effected by any decision oft
Supreme Court. .... ....
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The Proposed Railroad up Wheel.
ing Creek Valley.

TO Tic Wheeling MteRigeneer.
frequently find communications in
both Of our city papers In reference to the
building Of railroad from some point
between Bellaire, Bridgeport and Port
land, on tho Ohio river, running through
different places between the points named,
and New Philadelphia, on TO the Lakes at
the city OF Toledo Our citizens atten'
ton has frequently been called to this i'm.
pOrtant sub ject, which | conceive Is OF
vital interest to our city especially. The
route that has often been suggested Is
mentioned By writer in your journal
of this morning, running said
road down Wheeling Greek 70
Bridgeport, ], in connection with
other citizens, feel as if we should
awake ut once in the prosecution OF this
important road TO our city. We feel salts
fed in saying II our city would subscribe
liberal amount and take leading in
tercst in the prosecuting OF this work, that
It would be but short time until we
could have the shOrt-line road, by many
miles, to the lakes, ria Toledo, New
Philadelphia, Wheeling, Hempheid ana
COnnellsville roads to Baltimore ana
Washington CITY. The Eastern terminl
OF this road could be located on the East
ern bank of Wheeling Island, at once, as
the bridging to the Island could be
easily done, and with little expense.
Also the bridging OF tho Ohio on
the Eastern channel, at or near
the mouth Of Wheeling Creek, would
be entirely practicable, and not Of heavy
cost or detrimental 10 navigation. And It
It Is hoped that some Of our business clti.
zens may take leading and active part
in this important work Our City Coun'
Gil should at once take action. and make
sufficient appropriations to dciray the ex;
pense of competent engineer in behalf
Of our city, to proceed, in connection with
other engineers from Ohio, in looking
over the route up Wheeling Creek TO
Crab Apple Branch, on to New Athens
and Still Water. This We look upon as
being our route. In no way could our In,
terest be misied by taking this route. d !
do hope, as citizen and taxpayer,
that our people will wake up to
our interest. Not to be eternal.
" grooming and grumbling over our
treatment from other roads in days
gone by: but pick courage and go ut it
again. consider our city this day many
thousands ahead, under all the circuM'
stances, what she would have been with no
railroads at ALL And further, our city to-
day will compare with any city OF the
same population in the United States for
its wealth and future prospects, II we look
after it, We have the minerals, the man
uIactories, and good agricultural country
that abounds with everything man
wants. What we Jack now is a little
more nerve and tAergy in internal I'M
provements, and it is to be hoped that we
will 90 to work at once and help to put
this road through. CITIZEN.
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TuI ESTHETlCs OF OATMEAL-We
call the attention Of our fair readers TO the
advantages OF oatmeal us an article oil diet.
We advise each one Of them to make a
personal test Of its virtue, by eating 1t
every morning ut breakfast, 1t is by no
means uupalalablC, when thoroughly boil.
Cd, made o! the right consistency, and
taken with sugar and cream. WeprOmisC
great benefit from It's persistent use, In
the first pl0ce-and this Is our strongest
argument-itwill improve the complexion
BY its healthy action on the blood. II
will also produce an cnviable degree OF
plumpncSs from its richness in nuIrimGnt
for brain and muscle 1t will keep the
system in good condition, and leave the
brain uncloggea to do its work, We adj
wise our young readers to try Il Tor a
month, and send US an account Of the re-
suit. II iSa simple prescription to make
them fair, fat and intellectual.-Pwride"
Journal
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The Extremity Of Paris..Thc Scarci.
~ and Cost Of Food.

~ and Cost OF Food
FronG Paris Litter, HnV. 16.
"The want Of food is telling on the sptr-
its of the inhabitants. Bread Is becoming
wretched. To get the Thirty grammCs Of
meat allowed each inhaOitant one is Obli'
ged to wait several hours in tho rain or
snow, or cold first, or get n ticket and wait
even longer to get the miserable pittanCC
Of meat. The prices Of every article Of
food advance daily. There is no charcoal
to be had, and coal is becoming dearer
daily. Table oil is becoming very scarce,
Rats readily sell at Is cents each, cats 6C
cents, and quotations firm, with decided
upward tendency. ! saw turkey sold
this morning for SIG, gold. I saw n rab.
bit for which IS was asked; il would
have fetched 81 in ordinary times. Lard
is 81 a pound. l offered 81 for an old
chicken-cock this morning. The owners
would hear OF nothing less than So. Eggs
are fifteen cents n piece. A pound Of
fresh butter in a shop window attracted
an immense crowd 1t has become a
greater curiosity than a black swan.
The black swans, Carolina and Chinese
ducks, Yakashamas, buffalOeS. wild bears
and the like, Of the Garden Of Plants, have
been killed and sent to market An &C.
quaintancc living at Passy wrote me that
last night his yard was broken open, and
the gold fishes in his fountain and eleven
rabbits Of rare species were carried off.
Celery is eight cents n stalk. Turnips
four cents piece. Potatoes 81 go per
bushel. A good deal Of Currant, raspber-
~ and strawberry jelly is daily sold. /
was fond of it until l heard it was made
by boiling horses and beeveS' feet and re.
fuse bones in an calculated lotion, which
destroys the structure Of tie hOOf or bone.
leaving the gelatine free. This is sweet
ened and favored with currant, raspberry
or strawberry sirups, andyou have jelly.
Sugar is fifteen cents pound, CuTant
Jelly is eight cents pound. Seven hun
dred people have gone crazy since the
siege commenced. The abuse Of spirit
uous liquor is said to have caused GOO OF
these cases. never before sIw SO many
drunken people in the streets. ThegOv-
eminent has established fourteen mills;
with 90 pairs Of millstOnes. These mills
grind daily 5000 Quintals of wheat;ft Is
not very well bolted, but the flour is con
sidcred good.
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OATs-The Scotch are great eaters Of
Oatmeal grits, and in this city the con.
sumption Of this article Of food is largely
increasing Unlike wheat, the muscle
making materials in oats aTe not connect.
cd with the hull, and are not, therefore,
removed and lost when making fine flour.
The eaters of oats are strong, enduring
and thoughtful; those who su6Sist largely
on Buckwheat and rice have far less power
in these important respects. The oats
should he cracked and separated from the
hull, then allowed TO soak over night in
milk, and boiled in the same material,
With cream and sugar or syrup the dish
is very misunderstanding american.
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TIE Journal Of Commerce says some oil
the Northern farmers who had bought
land in the counties about Petersburg, Va
are said to have become dissatisfied, sold
out aud gone back to New England OF
Pennsylvania. The reason assigned fOr
this step is not that the land is poor, that
there Is no market for their products, and
they cannot get living, but that they
cannot talk politics and vote freely with
out subjecling themselves to social Ostra'
cism by their ncighbors Of the conserva'
tive party. ..
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GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYs
N for Young Men, on Social Evils, and the
propriety or lmproprIety Of getting Married.. With
sanitary help for those who feel und;ted for mat
rimOnlal happiness. Sent free, in sealed enVel'
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p. Philadelphia, Pa. aepl7.d&w
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BIO ox.-Mr. Samuel Riggs sold last
week large steer that weighed 2,510.
Mr.. John jefferson was the purchaser.
He brought the sum Of $ls0,-AoUndsrillO
NliiOnuI,
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nHE CONCESSIONS or IN In:

Published for the benefit Of YOUNG MEN who
suffer from Nervous Debility, etc; also gu;
DANCE for tho nervous OF both sexes young and
old each work supplying the means OF selfcure
Written by one who cured himself, and sent nee
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
BOy96cOd Brooklyn, n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ME LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP TO b. very Ane fol
DcSBcTtS aud IN elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GRLATINR-An old "a
* VOEitc with the ladies for JellicS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
to use with COx'S GeIatIne-ot rich
800 and luscious favor.
BAKERS C0COA-WArranted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
UECKER'S FARINA-Prcp1rC especially for
InYAlIds and children.
ANGTSTTTRA BITTERS-The genuine article
= for ladies and children In feeble
.ef health. p - ~
WINE OF TEPSiN-Thc most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN sTARCEI-For PuddlngS and CustardS.
TAPIOCA-AS splendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGHlnS, SMITH q CO..
huff Wholesale Druggists, Main St
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.NToTICE.-TO ALL PERSONS IN.
IN TERESTRD IN THE NAVIGATION OF
THE OHIO RIVER.
In the construction Of tho Bridge over the
Ohio River at PArkeBburg, which tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is building, by au.
thOrity Of an act Of Congress, Il became necCs'
SaTy 10 0bstruct one Ofthb Channel spans by
false works, of which due notice wuS given.
This is to give notice, thAtth0 said wide Span,
nearest the Virginia shore, has been completed,
with clear water way Of 90 feet above highest
wafer known, and 39G feet between masonry, and
that after NOON OF MONDAY, the 18th or this
month, the falscworks win have been removed
from said Span and placed In the next channel
Span, near the Ohio ShOre, which will be closed
after that day, liza III f.,5,a..,r-
make for the Virginia Channel Span aflCr the l4th
day Of this month.
JAMES L. RANDOLPH,
rt. Chief Engineer B. 4 o. X. r.
BALTIMORE, Nd, 10th November, 1870.
nOYld.eOd
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Mr.. GREELEY's last agricultural paper
is on Irrigation. He declares in a curse.
ry way that the Platte River ought TO be
dnmncd. - 0uixrilG COnrier Journal.
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ThursdaY, pecember q, le7O,


At 10 o'clock 4. Y, five acres OF land, DO the
same more or less, situated on tho EOnth eide Of
CaldwelIs Run and bounded as follows, Wig: Be-
ginning at a stake on tho fOuth side Of the Run,
thence &. 81 deg. ". 47pOles TO sugar tree corn.
CT 10 Samuel McLurc's, thence With McLnre'S
line a. 46 deg. e. SO poles TO a stake corner TO VII.
liam Collins, thence with isllne II. 81 deg. e.
$SH poles to the beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and AppurtchAnces.
Said decd or trust was made to secure 10 Alex.
ander Rogers, Of the city Of Wheeling, tho pay
melt Of debt Of $Ssi,65, which said debt Is svi.
dcnced by a prOmissafy note bearing Even date
with said deed Of trust made by A. A. Allison
and N. II. Gregg at Wheeling, ". Va, for said
sum Of $751; payable at the Wheeling Savings
Institution on tho lst day OF April, 1870, value re-
ceIved. Tho amount Of principal and interest
claimed 10 be due and unpaid, including interest
70 the day Of sails, lA &4Ol.aS, for which sum the
sale will be made. The title Is believed TO DO un.
cxceptlonable. Terms, One.thlrd cash; balance
in six and twelve months With Interest.
nov9IUod JAMES p ROGERS, Trustee
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| TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. Land on CaldwGll'S Run g. 500. o.
By virtue OF deed Of trust made lqu the 18th
day OF September. A. D. 1860. by Alexander A.
Allison to James p. Rogers, Trustee, and record.
ed In the office OF the Recorder Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, page SSI, l
will sell 1t public sale at the front door Of tho
Court House Of Ohio comfy, on r.l
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New Advertisements.

IRS@ FOR CITY SERGEANT
plNSHA Through the urgent solicitations Of a
great many business men aud citizens generally,
como the Independent or Citizens Candidate for
City Sergeant. Duly considering the untlrlng
energy and extraordinary ability he exhibited
whom acting as Deputy Sergeant proves him pre-
in that position for their protection Of life aud
property. Signed
MANY bUsINESs MES AND CIrIZESs GENERALLY.
deCS
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TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY FOR
i A WEEK. we viii have nice fresh Tender
lOln, Spare Ribs, Sausage Meat etc, etc.
deco HENRY K. LIST 3 co.
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DAN OFF-oN WEDNESDAY
~ evening last, my daughter, Violet, (cOlOred)
aged twelve Yeas. Any person knowing her
whereabouts will confer iaVOr by sending her
back or giving me notice where Ghels.
InrIOP RACHEL GRAY,
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n@RELIGIOUS NOTICE
BSA "HoMB CAMP.MEBTING.r-- The
Rev. B. W. Gorham. Of Newark, Nj, will begin
a Home Camp.meeting In TrladGlphia on next
"wednesday evening, which will continue ten
days. Services similar to those conducted at
Camp.meetIngs will be held. Rev. Gorham will
be assisted by Col. Ball, Of Canton, Ohio, Dr..
WestwO0d and other ministers Of Wheeling.
The public are invited 10 attend. deci0'
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New Advertisements.

~ FOURTH ST. N. E. CHURCH
49, Preaching tomorrow, Sunday, at 10Y
A. y. and p n, by the pastor, Rev. Dr.. West.
wood. Sacrament Of the Lords Supper in the
Sunday School at ar. \. All are cordially In.
yitrd decl0
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FIVRt Eosolt Daily Journal, Dse. II! ISGAmgt
: KosKoo.- This medicine Is rapidly gain
thg tho confidence ofthc people, andSthe
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that It Is q safe and reliable remedy
for IIrURITY OF TIR BLOoD, 91GyRR pn-
EASE, &C. ~ i'ih' ,a,t. 1-.m 4
TThe Inst Maiical Journal contains M ",
ticlo from Prof r. S! Newton, NJ. D.,
President Of the + Medical College, cityOt
New York, TINT speaks in high terms .oE
its curative properties, and gives aispecial
recommendation Of KOShOo to the practt'
TONERS OfmedIcinc. This IN, we believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by tllbI BaC-
ulty of any of the, medical colleges, and
reflects great credftup6n the sklnM DR..
Lawrence, It's GompOunder, andralso puts
"KOskoo" III tho VAN Of all other medi-
cines Of the present day. ia.atd Sw
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INSURANCE COMFY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
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BROKEN D0wS.- Few mornings
since We published h note In t&lafdjn TO
the dangerous iieSoandiLton Of lie fol bridge
over CaldwOlI's rum Yesterday the rick
ety0ld structure tunblSls down, 81 dat
now We shall probably have a safe and
decent bridge put up at.thNt point For.
tunatcTy for the city there was no one on
It Mt the timC 1t went down Had it bOen
otherwise, and leg, arm or neck broken,
somebody would have had a nice hill Of
tlatlnges and costs u foot, .IG E. =. V.
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River News.


The river was declining, yesteTdaEwith
thirteed feet, three inches in the channel,
by the marks, Thc'artival Of the H9asoH
with,a lair trip made matters little more
lively on tho landing. The II. is,adver-
tiscd to leave for Cincinnati this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. liz, 4st.
From some cause not known here, tAeI
ST. MaryE had not reached this point laSt
evening at fur o'clock, but slie was ho6r!.
" expected. Doubtless she game down
during the night and will he found Mt the
wharf this morning. bio go p''a
~ Persons interested should not ldfgct
that tue Rod Wing will be here, so as 10
leave for St. Paul tomorrow! morning.
This is her first "trip, and everything nbout!
hcr is in perfect order. " !.'.. .','''.,
We arc gratiGed 70 stale that Capt.
Jclleys condition. yestertaWwaS more
.-t'i'' y -, =,
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FIRE ALARM TRLRGRAfQL-We hear
that d; gentleman was In this city n few
days sinco. viii tic view Of tniacing the
GqthoritIes.do putup a fire alarm telO,
Mph..oL AAef looking Werthe ground lie
gave II as his opinion that one wire would lll
be sufficient and That the c9st of iipstrti,
meItss b61cs, wire, SO, would not AK.
coed .four thousand i've hundred dol
1Is, 1, Nov that we have steam fire
engines and a paid department, we
lack only tho alarm telegraph to render
properly Rete aim0Bs entirely secure rum
destruction by a2s Wh5thcJ the condl-
ton Of the clty's finances would justify
such IN expenditure at the present time
is mdtsd ildt khbaht bCimnturely com
sidered. Irtle cost of construction were
paid, the subsequent outlay l6r repairs
would bSg bdt a tribe aIi7InuSily. 'a 'WS'hhvc
thus ia az escape any exStteHsIYe t6aaaaI
ton, but We know notnhowtit may be in
the future. Ifwehadt this additional safe
guard, we could with comparative conf
dcncc calculate on q continual ph n Our
former good fortune in this particular. ~
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INTERNAL REvRNtE DECISION The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided 1llat farmers and gardeners WHO
sell only the product of their own farms
and gardens from their wagons along the
streets, wherever they can obtain peHnissI
sion % temporarily rl4ce n iAfp APpyI4ggipp
regular place upon The street f6F tteir
wagons wEert their 'cdstomcps may, rs;
poet TO find them, but changing thciFloca.
ton, standing one day II one place and
another in another, do not by so doing
render themselves liable To special tax as
produce brokers. .-L-.L-I
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TRUsTiEEs SA.LE.-BY vns. n

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY Vut. ga
inc Of q Deed Of Trust made to me 49,
by William H..WOods and Sarah r., his ~.
wife, bearing Gata tho 9Ath day OfFAugIlBt, 1873
and Of record I'm tho Recorders ot1co OF Ohio
County, West Virginia. In Deed Book %, page
ga (Which mora particular reference u Inade,
shall on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April
1870. at ton ocl6ck, At the 1ont doonoE tho Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed 70 sell atpublle
Ructions to tho hgbest iAnd best bidder, thelIol:
lowing described real estate situated In tho said
county. about three miles north Of tho CITY Of
Wheeling, and bounded by tho lands Of Robert
X. Woods, heirs Of 4. p. Woods, A.. d. Jacobs
and County Road, with 9, priTilegg Of 2 twenty
loot outlet to theS Ohio River, continuing about
thirty acres, moro or less, together with about
rIphfy.dvu aeFes, more or lEas, OF coal undeEly-
Ing and adjacent to- tho above mentioned land
described as six feet vein. and Of superior
OuAlIty. n p.h'rf = Z i.CJl, lGl
Said deed OF trust waH given u securg 70 NiGho'
lAE CrnwlCy tho ptnctuaT payment OF promls'
AOTF note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
,lAtc tho 2ith day Of August. 1888, aRdtayablo "a
the order Of tho sAld Nicholas CfHwleyn at thG
Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling, ono ycaI
nItcF the date thereof for VAn6 received. with In
,errtFt nom date. This sale Ia made 70 paytht
principal OF the bald note with interest thereon
from the 9Th day Of August, 1880, I'LL paid, and
TERMs or SAIET.Onc fourth casll, and the. 70,
mAIndcr 81 tho pptchAsc money 10 three cqual
lnSlalmcnts OF hx, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving notes for, the deferred H.
.talments, bearing interest tfoth date, 10 10 r.
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold, OF
tho title will BIO retained until tho notes arc paid
a. 4 vested In me under bald deed Of trust, al
though Il 10 believed p 10 qnd9Ihteds pS5,ss
mari6 Trustee.
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Commensurate our readers %Vlll sub.
sritutc "last evening" for "Iast Friday
evening" in the paragraph We published
about the Jewish Passover few morn.
ings since, it will be correct, us We are in
formed by . member Of that nationality
that VIC were in advance of the true date
Of tho festival inst ono week. There are
several others In thc same boat ojtr
Market street contemporary, We hear, had
the feast commence thrpGpor four weeks
lHE dr. Htt'r .Uiit.I- H-l '.TI
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sFSr 81 -F5 TanGI&Hth aaM Andrew H&eA!
field Is gcttmg;into law business quite rap.
idly. Bataisw dad,S;sS ago, 10 was obcGoFee
Judge Johnston On two charges Of selling
liquor on Sunday, andheiwassant on lfOr
trial attic June tera6 cttstAt.C Court,
Yesterday, fnpr cO!hplalHts of,the same
nature wcre lodged against him, and he
WIS again before Judge IT., Tia accused
waived an examination, ah1the cases took
the direction Of. those preceding.
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IRoN-P uoRuGRuB.C ALBAYA.--The thrae, bOsh
TONES, Skillfally ind elegantly combined In al
amber-eOlorcd cordial, beautifully Transparent to
dc eye, pleasant to the taStei acceptable to tho
stomach, In Casweli, Hazard y Coils FctFo,Phos'
phorIted Elixet OF CalitaSa BARK, nglT 4
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal 6Aliaya
Bark, and eaSh teASpOonEul contains ono grain Of
Iron. Samples fanIshSd nee to the profession. Is.
'.HG a++ oAsWBILt HAZARD q co.ym
fai Sole manufacturers, New York
Sold BY Ill Drugg1ItOt 81. AZ i,St ,.y.t.
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" h. s.r-.VALUABLE .PR0. 11i sIIt

" P. 's..TTVALUABLE PRO sst
v PRRTYFoR sALE.-Lots No: 20,
Y, q and %, and new Frame DWELLING 49,
TWO stories, 1Sx40 feet, containing nine rooms, 4
cellar and good well Of nCyCr billing water;
stable Of capacity to bold ninC horses. Also, q
large Tobacco Mandatory and Machinery, In
good working Older, With All ths necessary out
buildings for carrying on the btEne9a,
Lot No. 10, with good Frame Dwelling lIohbc,
two Gtohes, containing seven rooms. also, fsanc
Lota q sSd'9S, o. which are two Dwelling
Houses, an abandaqse Of INIT Of all varieties oa
This iS'a splendid opening for any pcrton de.
desiring TO engage in the manufacture Of Plug
Tobacco. Tho FlEtOry Is now being worked by
MrssFs. McEndfee q Stidd.
Tho property Il 90 the Village Of New Castle,
pitcher P. o. Belmont County, Ohio, 10 miles
south Of BAHn6sTillo. AGd itI1.tt LI5E
We also oGeF for nile three good nPOddllng
Wagons. 't;f H',oY!tbuI 'y1.4.ii :! Z -. e.
For particulars enquire bH A. PORTERPLBLD
ord. T. CALDWELL two miles north Of Now
Castle. or L. II. McEEDREE, In town; Refer
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