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% ery. and his anger breaks through like a
ground swell, betokening how deep 1t lies hid
den away.
"Be qlieam he says, savagely, and then the
sharp pain at his heart nerves him, as pain
will nerve 70 self-mastery.
me well enough to be my wife, ] thought Of
you as q man thinks Of true woman.
thoughtI wasn't worthy of your love, even
though g1lve you my heart and soul In ex-
change. / gave 'em you, Fanny; you have
been first and foremost in every thought I've
had since taen. Pm not making merit OF SO
doing-I don't know as / can take them back.
God knows how I love you still, but I'll not
take wife who's not content with the love
Pve got to give her, who'll not keep herself
for me alore. I'll not put myself in the danger
of marrying where can't trust.
She had kept her eyes hidden, and he had
not seen the shame and the sorrow that had
filed them, but his last words stung her into
sudden fire.
"Nobody asks you to- cher voice has the
tauntine ring in It he is least able to bear.)
sTm not likely to ask any man to marry me,
Mr.. Fry-least of all one whom Eve made
great mistake by ever having anything to do
with. / always felt I'd throw myself away.
and now Pm sure OF it. Pm tit for something
o rough brute that has no manners for nus Det-
ters. Let me CO."
She pushes him, and at the same moment
Davie lounges up. -
'Did you hear signal ?" ne says. "l'm
thinkin' it came from beyond Hedden's Mouth.
Come on and tell the lieutenant. Why, man,
where be ye going, off in the dark alone; 'uli
help no ane; wait and gle me help WI the life-
boat"
John only shook off the grasp his friend had
laid ON his coat, and hurried off into the dark
ness. -,
WWell, Pm bldwed !" says Davie, "there1l
he summit more than common amiss VII
steady chap like that 'un afore he'd run
mucker along the cliff.edge in the dark" And
Dayie hurrres back to tell the lieutenant OF the
signal he fancies he has heard.
PART III.
That night no one but the children went 10
bed In the little fishing village.
At about eight o'clock DaVle had spread the
alarm of ship off the Hedden's Mouth, and
the danger was too well known not to rouse
stirring sympathy in all who heard the tiaings.
Lieutenant Roberts and his men had soon put
off In the liseboat, and more than one of the
fishing boaas had followed; though the sea was
now so Wild that some of the older men shook
their heads and muttered that lit were clean
temptln' of Providence" Even in the upper
village stray rumors Of the excitement below
kept folks waking.
Fanny Haywood lived alone with her father.
He had been village schsolmaster, but was su-
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Passengers.

Per steamer Argo, from Bull River, Edisto &c
Mr. Richards, Mr. Howe, Mrs Nuice, and IS on
deck.
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Interior cotton Markets.

MACON, May 14.-Recelpts today 2ss ea:esi
sales So; shipped 100 bales. The market was
quiet and dull oil day, and prices decned lse, c.
demand at 2Ic'for mIddllngs, and but little ofer-
ing.
ATLANTA, May 14.-Tne market closed al 2o3sc
for middlings; 19Ac for low middlingsi ls'rc Ior
good ordinary; 17%c for ordinary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-04-11
oQleeh|n Nemebet Sourna|,
Published every Wednesday morning,

Il theslargest ioo paper in the State, containing
news political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter tales poetry anecdotes, household recipes,
markets &c, Sc.
Terms 81 per annum IN ddrance
Transient Advertisements, sl.5o per inch for
first week p cents per week tor each subsequent
insertion.
Special Notices, 81 % per inch for first week;
50 cents per week for each subsequent week
Bu~ness Notices, in reading columns, 90 cents
per line for insertion 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-04-11
Nennebet gournal,
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.


Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives reports Of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per amman in adrdncei IS if payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the boo X torres and at this Office.
Advertisements inch in length, three in.
sertons or less 81 O0 % cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time VIII be inserted
at favorable terms TO the advertiser.
Special Notices - per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-04-11
NOTICE.

The Importance of this is not generally under
stood, and people sometimes buy a wrnger with
single cogs on both ends of the shaft, expecting to
get the same advantage, but articles can discon-
meet these single cog-wheeis continually on either
one side the other, one half of the power of the
cogs is constantly lost; if large article passes
through the centre all the cogs frequently dis
connected and rendered useless Such w1inger
has double cogs for wringng very small article,
but practically only Single Cogs for a medium art
cle and no cogs at all or large article when most
needed.
The Universal" also has the peculiar advantage
of two pressure screws arranged with the Patent
Wooden Springs that each screw presses on both
ends of the roll alike, the same as if it in the
centre, while the two together give double the ca
pacity for pressure.
The "CniversaIn has the patent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-04-11
LEVER CLAMP

which takes firm hold of the tub by pressing on op-
poste sides OF the slaves (thus avoiding any
possible strain injury to the tub and is adjust
able by single tubs of any size or curve.
The 'Universaf' has all its iron parts either
wrought malleabc iron, and is built SO strongly
and substantially that for years it cannot be broken
in wringing garments by the strongest person.
1t is also improved in appearance by having all
its iron parts nicely timed.
We Will now furnish the various sizes of this best
and strongest OF all Wringers on as liberal terms
and at It's low prices, in either large small guam
titles as other licensed wringers can be obtained.
Sold to the trade everywhere. No exclusive sale
given.
GEO. II. HOOD, Genr Agent,
% Water Street, Boston.
Wrngers of all kinds repaired.
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River News.

The river was rising slowly, last even
ing, with twelve feet and half in the
channel. Business along the landing was
quite brisk. The Anderson got away for
Cincinnati about her usual hour, with a
good trip of both passengers and freight.
The new and elegant side wheel steam
or, Lake Superior, the hull Of which we
are informed was built here, will be found
at the wharf this morning She is des-
tined for ST. Paul, and will afford fine
opportunity for shipping to that point
direct. NIong, on Monroe street, is the
agent. The Superior willlcavesometimo
during the forenoon. ''
The, new Express was successfully
launched from the boat yard Of Messrs.
Wilson g. Dunlcvy, yesterday afternoon
in the presence of u crowd Of spectators.
She went down the ways beautifully, and
was permitted t6.tlril until opposite the
wharf where she was piCkedup by the An.
dcrson, and made flst 10 the shore. The
Express ls'a fine looking craft even III her
unfinished stats, has fine model, and
will be furnished with, engines Of large
power. trs believed tlINt she viii prove
to be a fist boat. Messrs;: Wilson & Dun.
levy hive, in this instance, exccllel all
their former efforts, in the construction Of
this splendid packet. It is the intention
Of her owners 10 have her finished with
all possible dispatch. TI'eengines are he
ing built by Messrs, Hobbs, Taylor 4 Co.,
so that she will he II home production
throughout.
We were told that the keel Of mate TO
the Express would be laid at once, for the
same parties.
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TEARING DowN.-The work Of rcmov.
ing the old buildings on the south side Of
Monroe street, lately occupied as print
ing Office, stove warehouse and book store,
was commenced day Or two since. We
hear that the owners Of the ground pro,
pose to crecLthereOn four fist class blsi.
ness houses, with iron and glass fronts in
the first story. The Improvement will
make u marked change in the appearance
Of tint street as therickety old sIianties
along there have long been an eve sore.
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TIM Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in age,
Is causing great excitencnt in Boston. It
should warnyoung mon not 10 marry in
haste. Rice is1bgt g, bis bride 81. IIo
swearu that she made him believe she was
but his own age, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her face, neck and hands. Poor
YOUTH Helprobablyt found her elbows
weren't quiteso soft and pretty: Ought
Hagan to beindicteds Weknowof many
similar cases. THIS Balm gives a most
wonderful pcarIy and natural complexion,
to which wC don't object. Wclike pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should use Lyons KathaiFoh upon the
hair. With Pearly chin, rosy checks, and
soft, lnxriant tresSes, they become irrcsts.
tiblC u I'd MARIA. coddEw
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Police CoURT-Wlth tho return Of fine
weather, wo notice, we think, a, decided
falling Of in the business of this tribunal.
Nearly everybody has something else to
do besides guzzlipg henzlnc, raising dis.
turbances, and violating the ordinances,
generally. With this improved condition
OF affairs we are delighted, and trust that
1t may continue indefinitely. VT
There were but two cases before the
Court, yesterday morning. William spi'
del, who was fined Monday afternoon for
riding too inst over a road In Webster
township, was arraigncd for the same Of
tCucC within the city limits Two or three
witnesses were examined whose tostimo.
ny clearly established his guilt. He was
thCrcupon fined five dollars and costs
making, tnthc aggregate, nearly twenty
dollars that little exhibition Of his fine
equestrian powers cost him ~
Sins Florence was charged with Great.
ing t,lmult and, disorder at house in
Horlbrook's row, two or hrecdays since
Being "solemnly called, ho came moi" tC
answer the charge, but the trial went on
notwithstanding. The evidence showed
tlat Fl6renE6's cOnddct tmRl C6hEeis6tlor
on the occasion were very reprehensible
and the full penalty or the ordinance
twenty dollars and COSTS was inflicted.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George CrllmbaCkcr woullsinEOrn the
public that he IS still5ehgagod In the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at any Time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, 1t The shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing lis work for u term
Of years. Hcsl las now been engaged in
the business forEeyen years past, and bis
work has outltyGlaa half dozen other
Patent RootSotg hedenan for his work
is increasing from year t9year, Tic tut
his hi roofiSg n RI Giiy;5 &EisiI Rs givff
satisfaction every Trsiff6 a:r Address
him ,hr6rlglliao PosSo afcG, m,CaIl at ht
hrick.yard, head of, dand4ey STREET. Al
orders will le attended 10 promptly,
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LADIES WArCuEs-I|I usel 10 bc that

LADIES wArc4FsTlt1pss1t to be that
many ladies' wore watches Us mere Orla-
paments, and the aforesaid cllronolneters
were potion ub Acdorilnfy. o. late I
has he6ohe5 iiISflbndb ID nhfchaS tim
for use us well as ornament, and they are
selected accordingly, ut least Oxtoby i
Duf1eld, the Market street jewellers, keep
nothing In this line but what they can
guarantee us accurate timers. Cali and
sec nice stock Of every make Of watch,
iewelry, DC, at 104 Market street, below
Mcclure House.
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IMrRovING.-The warm, pleasant
weather of the past dry or two has i'm
proved the condition of the roads in the
country very materially, and, as neces.
sary consequence, the general trade Of
the city llas revived. Yesterday aflcr.
noon, the sidewalks were crowded with
tho fair sex, Whose bright smiles and gay
costume lent an additional charm to the
pleasant scene. We trust TINT "the win.
ter isover and gonc,% for verify We are
heartily tired to the wei, dreary, dlngy
weather ofthe past four months. Let us
hive Spring.
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CORREcTIoN.-In the note we made Of
VIM Delburgge's examination before
Judge Johnston Monday afternoon, in'yes.
terday mornings paperiws stated that be }!
was sent On for trial f'lor selling liquor
without license" 1--WE erred in the Kind
orspirits only, as VIC should have said
sheer" '. III ,. !, ~ g. ,a "a
We make the correction themOre cheer
fully as We are assured that 3lr. D. is not
engaged in the Arle Of spirituous Liquors Of
any description.
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From No9osk Daily Journal, ne. II, 1853.
4 KosKOo,- This medicines rapidly gain
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t Is safe and reliable remedy
for DlPURrTY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER DIS.
EASE, &C.
The last Medical Journal contains on ar:
ticle toni Prof R. IS! EeRtpn, mi p.E
Prcsidedt cGtle RAIeaica GoleEa GETpI
Now York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
recommendation Of Koskoo to the practi.
TONERS of medicine. This Is, We believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty of any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon tho skin Of DR..
Lawrence, It's compolnder, and also puts
"Kosk00' in the VAN Of all other medi'
ctneS Ortllc present day. d&w
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TRUsTEEs sALE.-BY VIR. e

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY vIR. seH
ma Of a Decd al Trust made TO me ~
6y William II. Woods and Sarah p, his -
Wife, bearing date tho 18th day Of August, 1863,
and OF record In tho Recorders ONCE Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN Deed Book u, page
So, 70 which moro particular rOteFehCc IL made,
I shall on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of April,
1870 at Ten o'clock, at the front door o. the Cont
House Of Ohio, county, proceed 70 sell o. pnelic
lowing described real CElats situated In tho said
county, abont three miles north Of tho City Of
WheSliuR, and bounded by the lands Of Robert
Il, Woods, hcIrE OF A. r. Woods, A N. JRcobA
and County Road, with privilege Of a twenty
loot outlet TO the Ohio River, containing about
CIghiy.nVe acres, morn or les, Of coal undeFly'
ing and adjacent 10 the above mentioned land,
described as a six fcOL vein, and 81 superior
quality. % r
Said deed Of trust was given to secure to EiChO'
las CE1wley tho punctual payment OF proHlis'
E0ry note fol. Five Thousand Doll1E. bearing
date the 94th day Of August. 1858, and payable to
the order Of tho tald Nicholas CTawley at the
Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling, one year
AFTER tho date thereof for value received with In
t0Fcst from date, This sale IL made 10 pay the
principal OF the said note, with Interest thereon
Rom the 9tth day Of August, 1859, I'LL paid, and
the costs Of this sale.
mninder Of the purchase money In thfe6 equal
inBtalmenlG OF BIx, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes for tho deferred In
RtAlmentS, bearing interest from date, 10 BIO re-
cured by decd Of trust upon the property sold. o.
the tlte will be retained until the nOte0 arc paid.
Selling 40 truStee will convey only such title
% 10 vested In me under said deed Of trust, a.
Ihough Il Il believed 70 b undonbted;
i. F. CPDEGRAFF,
mario Trustee.
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JEWISH PAssOvEH.-Last Friday the
jewish festival Of the Passover com.
mCnccd, and will continue during the fol.
lowing eight days. II was introduced by
Moses IN colnmemoration Of the Israelltes
remaining intact OH The night of the de.
struction ofthc first born in Egypt, 0rigi'
nally II was observed by sacrificing the
pascllal lamb toward the evening Of the
l4th Of the, first Hebrew Spring month
(Stsan,) md eating Il on the follow.
ing night, us well as by excluding
all lcavcn from the meals Of that
evening and the following seven days
the first and last Of which werc Oh,
served as holy. Since tie destruction Of
Jerusalem the Passover has been celebra-
led BY eating mleavened bread during the
eight days; by abstinence from labor on
the first two and last two and by obServ-
ance, on the first evening, Of various do
nestle rites, commemorative Of the dcliv-
crancC from Egyptian lIondagc, including
the recital Of scriptural and Legendary
narratives respecting the event, and tho
chanting ofpsalns III, .,, ~ -, - e. e..
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RVS OvER.-Yesterday afternoon Il
young lady, whose name We failed to
learn, mn owr to the Market street Jew
elry store and purchased one of those
handsome jewelry sets just received by
oxtoby &Dufiela. shs isdaigltca wiI
her selection, ind so%fll allsbe %ho call
EverythlnSin the way Of watches, clocks,
icwelry, sreCtscles, &C., at 1O4 Market
street, below Mcclure House.
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HELD TO BA1L.-Alexander Miller, Of
jWetzel county, was indicted at the recent
term Of the. United States District Court
In this city, for selling liquor without H.
cense obtained from the Government. He
visited the city yesterday, on priyatc bust
ness, and while here, was arrested by
Marshal Irwin and taken before Commits
sioncr Forbes. 1Irllerw was held to bail in
the sum Of 500 for his appearance Of the
next term of the District Court.
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ATTENTION !-SoIETHNG NEw.-Thc
General Agent OF the Eclipse lmpr0ncl
Washing Machine, tho best washer now In
use, Is stopping for few days Mt the
Stamm House, on Water street, Parties
wishing to buy territory in this State will
do we'll to cali around and see this mia.
chino. This Is agoOd chance forinvesting
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IRnN-PuOsIHoRUSC ALIsArA.-Th three hest
iTonlcs, sklllhllly and elegantly combined in an
ambCr.cOlored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to thu
stomach, in Caswcll, Hazard 3 Co.'S Frrn.PhOS'
phOratcd EIIxer Of Callsaya Bark.
Each pint contains ono ounce Of Royal Callsaya
Bark, and each tcaSpOOnhtl contains one grain al
Iron. Samples furnished freG to hcprofceIIOn.
CASwELL, HAZARD & CO..
I .u. Solo manufacturers. New York.
SOLD hy all Druggists, ,
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MRs. DIR. French may be found regu-
larly at her apartments at the Daily City
Hotel, TN Saturday morning next when
she will go hence 70 Cleveland aud
thence to Columbus.
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NABBED.-Yesterday Marshal Irwin
arrested and brought before Commls,
sioner Forbes, Vim. Dorsey and Henry
Was, OF Moundsville, who were indicted
in the District Court atits last term in this
city, for selling liquor without license
Dorsey gayc bond for his appearance al
the term Of the Court to be held here next
month; while Was entered into his own
recognizance to appear on Friday and
comply with the fEthFrEequisition Of t .Ehse
Commissioner. 400 ,qg ,.gn
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.


G. EliAR Stlfcl, admir- Of c. Hammer deceased
F. A. BFou.lIngcr, admir- Of Geo. W. Sights ct al.
In ChanSery, In tbsNunIcIpAl Court Of Wheeling.
Pursuant 10 decree Of said Court entered In
above CauBc at the January, 1870, term thereof
will, on the Sd day Of May, 1870 A. 10 o'clock 4.
Wheeling, West Virginia, proceed 70 sell at pub.
lie auction, piece Of tho South East corner OF
Lot No. 49, III Noah Zane's Addition TO the City
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, fronting. IS feet 4
inches on Union street, and running back that
width 50 feet.
TERXs-o nC.thIrd Of tho purchase money, or
such further sum as the purchaser may elect 70
pay, IN hand, the residue In two equal install
neuts payable In six and twelve months with In.
ICrest hon the day Of sale, q bond with approved
security being given by the purchaser FOR each Of
aid instAlments, and interest a. Aforesaid.
Selling as Commissioner shall only convey
such titIa a. IsvCsiGd in mo as such, which II,
however, believed 10 be- perfect.
GRo. Il. CALDWELL,
aprl Commissioner.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents TO
the purchase, every ono cap become the
owner Of. {. first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine VIM! Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. So Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Go to Brucs & Sanders and buy your
dry goodsa They are scTIIngs pods cheap
er than any house in the city, and what
youbuS bftlHmiyou can rely onas fist
class
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THE Partridge Joint Stock Company
arc making an extra effort, this fine
weather, to please their customers, andarc
turning out brtter Photographic than have
heretofore been produced in Wheeling.
Fttte CIrtes 800 per dozen. Z O. / +, w. ~
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TmE You'd LADIES Institute will
open Wednesday, 18Th, at halCpast pinc
AM. Pupils will please hs puhctual nj
the School Hall for Chapelseryicc.
W.,sEG.DoN HUTcHINs, Principal.
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PLAID serges for ladies' suits, French
Percales, Piques, Roman scarfs, Court
Kid Gloves, just receivedat ]. II. Smiths,
No. 40 Monroe street.
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FRESH FISsthr.LPoffi The choicest varieties
of Fresh Fish'go TO n. AToKee's new store,
No. 65 Main street, Centre Wheeling. A
good supply received daily and sold at
reasonable sratGA. Z lttl1GllN ]
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lsADDIRRY.-A. Schwerterger, No. 1lO
Main street. has again. commenced the
manufacturer Saddles, Harness, Trunks
&c, and il now. ready TO serve his former
customers, and the community generally
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", p. s.-VALUABLE PRO I'm
" nnpnNs EAn GAIR -Inln Nh n1 3tiN

", P. S.-VALUABLE PRO- M
PERTY FOR SALR.-LOts No. 20, itH
y, u and 80, and new Frame Dwelling
two stories, 1870 feet, containing nine rooms, q
cellar and good well Of never falling water; q
stable Of capacity 10 bold nine horses. Also. Il
large Tobacco Mandatory and Machinery, In
good working Older, with al the necessary OUT
buildings for carrying on the business.
Lot No. 10, with good Frame Dwelling House,
two stories, containing seven rooms. Also. frame
EtablC capacity for ave horses.
Lots 81 and %, on which arc two Dwelling
Houses, an abundance Of irult Of all varieties on
thR lots.
This il a splendid opening for Sny person do.
desiring 70 engage In the manufacture Of Plug
Tobacco. The Factory ID now being worked h{
MessEs. McEndrce d Siidd.
Tho property Is In the Village Of New Castle,
PIlChOF P. o. Belmont County, Ohio. 10 miles
40uth Of GAINESVILLE.
We also offer for SAlC three good PCddlIng
Wagons. ,
ord. T, CALDWELL, two miles north Of New
Castle; or L. II. McEEDREE, In town. Refer
EncC, N. n. KING, Attorney at Law. BsllalFc, o.
AnH