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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11
CNLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAES' CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY FOR
TIJE II


SArTAHs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE UAIR,
4 Perfectly Clear Preparation in Ono Bot
tic. as Easily Applied as Water, Cor Restoring
to Gray Hair ts Original Color "nd Youthful
Appearance, TO Eradicate and Prevent Dand.
ruff, 10 Promote the Growth of the Hair, and
Stop its Falling.
any poisonous substance, and viii therefore tsko
the plac. Of MI Lae dirty and unt lessant prep
nrstions now in L:c. 1t is warranted TO contain
no Lead, NiLrate Of Silver or Sulphur. conso-
quenlly it is perfectly free from aIL tho obJec,
tons 50 ju.tly urged against tho muddy and
sulphurious com pounds. In everything in
which the Hrticlu, nov, IL Sc arc Objectionable
the Crystal Discovery Is perfect.
Clear and clean II: water. i. docs not soil tho
clothes or scalp, is agrecably per!umed, and
makes one of the best dressings ior inc mar IN
use. 1t resto .es the color Of the hair more per
tecL and uniformly than any other preparation,
and ALWAYS does 20 in from three 20 ten DAYS
Virtually feeding the roots Of tfe hair Win All
tire nourishing qusli..es necessary ~ It's growth
and healthy concition, !. restore: the Gccsycd.
positively than anything else. The application
cf this wonderful discovery also PRODUCES
pleasant and cooling effect on tho scalp, and
gie,s harsh wiry and brash hnir Iglossy md
elegant appearance
&&r Especial attention is called to the TACT
eg.rv cssc ar aim j. not to induce you to
buy single bottle bat to have you use 1t con-
stently.
For sale By druggists ard fancy dealers gen.
orally. Liberal discounts to dealers.
ARTHUR NAI"rANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Wa.hing;Yn, D. c.
To whom all orders mus. b. ,icressed.
The following is inserted rs g. e lmc:4 OF the
many recommendations sent u:
Washington, august -, 1915
Mr.. Arthur Nattans-hear cir: Some tlmo
since bought bottle of Crystal Discovery on
your own Recommendation, and after a,i ihori
ough trial am glad 10 say it has "ccompllshedd
even mo.e,han you claimed. 1t is as clear anu
easy Of sPpcsion as ws:sf n.c My hsr
which was quite gray. has assumed Its natura!
color after few sppes i ns snn anything
Of the kind. as also the chcapc=I af'c'e o'oi
offered. Very respectfully. cob ond Esta
oct JAMES HALL, lo.n anu Z s.e:
IIO1op pRAEDo OF AMILY ana EA-
/ ,T TIA FFLoUkf0 sale styery low agudIsMsb by
-; 81 GEO. AcBURNEY q SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

CITY COUNCIL. regular semi monthly
meeting of the City Council, after the summer
recess, will be resumed at half past seven
o'clock tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

ERRArUM.- beautiful piece CT poetry,
published in yesterday Daily Gazette, should
have been entitled "Waning not 'Warn-
ing" as printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

BosToN LINE The steamer Pronetheus,
Captain Ryther, OF the new Boston line, ar
rived here this morning. having completed her
hrst round trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

~ We are authorized to announce RICH
ARD F. BRoADwATeR as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff of Fairfax county. Mr..
Broadwater will be supported by the business
men of the countT. oct 3-eote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

ms. CHAPMAN NEALE Esq, is recon-
m ended rs suitable candidate Tor the Office of
Commemorative Attorney for the county Of
Alexandria, at the election to be held in No.
vember next and vii! be supported by
oct lG-te MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11
4 XDIOSiOE.

LOWELL, Mass Oct. ll.-FlVc men were
killed this morning by a collier explosion 10
Aliens saw Mill at Middlesex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11
Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Oc;. l.-At no!d, Nausbaum
and NicdIinger, wholesale clothlers 10 North 80
street, have suspended payments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

@~ Copies the WAsHIS iToE DAILY Ma
T1oNAL REPUBLICAN can BIO obtained every
morning at the News Depo;s of J. L. Cox, Ill
King street, and George E. French, 95 King
street. oct CIV"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

S1GRr REsToR ED.--Dr. Bernhardt, the ccie.
brated Opticisn. has met with remarkable sue
cess in this community. Many prominent c:ti'
zens, and great number OF afflicted persons in
ali classes, have applet to him for relief, ard
in every instance the unequalled glasses which
he furnishes have been pronounced to be per
fiction itself Some who have been cropping in
almost absolute darkness, which all ordinary
snectacles fsiled to relieve, have been enable J
not only to see clearly, but to read even the
finest o int with case and without the least: dis
comfort. Ali vino have applied to him have
been suited exactly. He will remain only
short time, and all who need the services OF a
superior Optician should call speedily al the
Mansion House, Office No. l52
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11
Frost.
The Markets.

NORFOLK, Oct. 1l.-Our region was visited
with heavy frost on the night ct the ninth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

BALTIMORE Oct ll.-Cotton heavy at I5s
Flour oujet but firm. Wheat steady and firm;
sales Of choice Maryland red at l65al7O; good
to rrine do. l40al60 common to lair lIal3 80;
white wheat l451l75; Iodani red l3Oal5 81 i;
Corn dull for Southern white; red 95ilOo !;
new $3.50; Western white $3.50; Oats firm
at47s5l.
BALTIMORE, Oct li.-Va. sizes old, 81
bid, SGT asked do. 1866, &c asked; DO c9u
pom, Old G. bid
New York, Oc.. ll.-Stocks steady
Money sac. Cod 134 Va. SKIES, cz-coupon'
G24; do. new G5. :, I'D
NEW York Oct. ll.-FIour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn qulet
with prices unchanged.
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AND ORGANS.

have now in store fine assortment Of the
following Pianos and Organs:
VIM. Heinekamp's first class Bal:o. Pianos.
VIM. Knabe s. Co.'s superb do.
They are now the leading instruments in this
country | will sell them on easy terms ct less
than factory prices Also several fine SEC
OND PIANOS for sale o: rcnt-one of them q
knabe q Co., warranted in complete order; q
bargain.
Several fne CABINET RGANS, suitable
for small churches. I will also furnish Pisnos
of any make at factory prices.
V. BECkEKS Piano and Music store
oct 10 81 149 King st Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

CARPETS CARPETS
VI We are almost daily receiving very large
additions TO our stock of FOREIGN and Do
MESTJC CARPETS We link an examiIs-
ton of our stock of Brussels will satisfy any
one that they need not 60 away from homo to
select handsome ard good Carpets, as we buy
nothing but tho very best English make of Ts.
pcst1v imported. We have also made arrange
ments with one of the largest manufacturers in
the country for al kinds of Dom estc Goods in
their line and we can furnish them at whole
sale or retail as cheap rs they can be bought
snywnerc We will take diagrams and have
CARPETS cut Without extra charge.
oct 10 WlTMER & SLATMAkEk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

N7ANTED-Ar reliable HOUSE SERVANT.
w None but those bringing good written rec
omm erdations need apply. Liberal wages CIV
en-. Apply at No. SO Prince st. oct lO-5t
FINEAS-Choce Gunpowder, Japan, OolonE,
i English Breakfast and Imperial Teas fof
sale by
oct 10 !. CLINTON MILBURN.
HER MAIL STY'S ALBERT BISCUITS
IL are sold by the
CHINESE TEA COMPLY,
sepl7 No. IL orth Royal st.
n WIN. F. BROOKES,
sep ~ ITO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

Real Estate Agents and Auctloheers.J
rFKUSTEE'S SALE.-In execution Of a decd
of trust from Joha T. Blcxhsm 10 tho SUBJ
scriber, bearing date July J, 1859, and recorded
amongst the land records OF Fairfax county, in
liber h, No. d. folio 1874, l Snail, for the. pur
poses in said decd mentioned and rcclared
proceed to sell, BY public auction. on SATU R.
DAY, the 5th day of November, 1870. attwolve
o'clock ~, in front of Cats taverl., West End,
q certain LOT or PARCEL OF LAND. in tho
county of Fairfax, situated on the south side of
the Little River Turnpike and binding thereon,
8 short distance beyond tho first toll gate, and
containing about TEN ACRES moro or less.
TERMS-The sum Of $780, With interest from
July It, 1869, and the further sum of S5UO with
interest from June l2ln, 1869 must be paid
down in cash; for the residue such credit will
be allowed as the said John II. BloXham may
direct. LA WRENCE b. TAY LOk,
sen 49, cots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

fINRUSTEHSS ALEuF VALUABLE REAL
1 ESTATEIN TIE COUNTY or FAIR
FAX.-Pursuant t. g deed Of trust from Pete:
Mulholsnd ard wifeto " lillian Il. Dulany, dated
the l9ta day OF July. 1852 recorded among the
land records of Fairfax c.unty. in ilher Z, Nc
q, folio Zj3, to secure Edward Caplc the sum o!
SG2GO7, With Interest thereon from tho 18th day
eff July, iSC0 Will Offer for sale. ut Fairfax
Court Hcusc on thu 18th DAY OF CCIOBEE
1879, that bring Cour. day, by pubic auction
in from. OF the Court bmu5~; ne ic!2wing prop
erty, to wit: TRACT OF LAND, lying be-
tween the Braddocl; road and the Old Warren
ton turnpike, about 271 miles cast Of Drsnes-
vilic, aad d miles from Fairfax Court House.
The said tract contains " scres; is compare
lively new land, hsving been cleared within
tho past thirty cars. The improvements con-
sist of good Log DIV ELLlNG HOUSE Ga
with the usual ou.-Duildings, an orchard OF Ell
choice fruit, with IN abundance Of wood md
water.
TSRMS-One..en;h Of the purchase money
in hand; the rasidue in six twelve ara eighteen
months, with interest from the day OF safe tLe
title 20 The land to BE- retained un II tire last
n.,,nen. is mnta, .id the land Liable % DC re-
tnid mon default in eth. of the deferred H.
stain ems. .Nohi|h" 49, 49, -,
Fr'.fax CO. sep | -toL' ,1un. - usGt,-:
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NCY OODS, &C.

EANCY GOODS, &C.
Cambria Edyings and Inser.ings, Buttons
PRINCES, Gimps; Linen Collars, Cuiis, Sctts
both Linen aud Lace Edgings of every kind,
Zephyrs, Slipper Patterns. Chair Seats, Cot
tons, Nsnsooks, Towels. Napkins, Table Lin.
en-, beautiful, yards wide, 75c.
Richardson's Linens, Worstcd Goods for In
iants, all kinds all of which will be sold cheap
for cssh. Call and see them st
Mrs &. l.. SIMPSONS,
oct j. Us King street.
WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR VERY
w large assortment Of
NEW GOODS
now coming in from New York.
With increased facilities, we expect TO offer
an elegantly selected stock of
FiKST. GLASS DRY GOODS,
at prices that cannot be surpS ssed
Purchases are invited to examine ouc stock.
RQBT. l. WOOD,
oct S No. 62 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-11

NOTICE TO COACH AND WAGON MA
~ KERo-We are now receiving, d: eS hing
street. u general assortment of Rims, HUBS
Shafts. Spoke, AxIes, Springs, Bolts tnam-
eiled Canvas, Lining Nsils and other gooas ID
The Same line, to white we invite your htten-
ton We invite p mpsrison OF prices qus'-
~, &c. Our best efforts will BIO used to please
YOU. Call md see 1T 50 King street, on the
corner Of Royal street, Alexandra, Va.
oct 10 JNO. u. CREIGHTON q SON.
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ssy Beck. Knox g. ISerby,

sep l3-2awts Comm'r. OF Sa
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY

II hOhINE q y IstOl w Z y II II
Fine Linen Cambria Haldkerchisfs st Sl.50
per dozen.
Good, all Linen, Hem:tilched Handkerchief
at 81 per dozen.
Fine, all Linen, uem:titchel HsnIherchiess
at rs cents each.
Great quantities Of other HsndkeIchiefs pro-
portionstey cheap, at G. w. GREENS,
oct8 6 King street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
From Stanwood.

sTaSwooD. March eth 1870
M. ENoT: The tone Is now past in
which enemies of our town can speak
OF StanWo"d as being an experiment
with tite Idea tn e e1pCrintCHt may We
prove Il failure. Already we are album
uAntiy ahle to compete with our sister
towns east or west is a market for all
kind7 OF produce. There is two elcva-
tors in good running order here and the.
pr"pv!etors pay the highest price for
grain. Not less than ten thousand
bushels Of corn in the ear have been
purchased Eere during the winter.
The c., & y. w. Il. II. have built
good wards for the convenience of those
dealing in stock, and an unpreiudiceh
Investigation Will prove to uuy one that
o"v facilities for shipping stock or for
storing and shipping grain are not ex-
ceiiei in the county. We are now con-
nected with Upton by u daily hack line
and W thOut doubt the mail will run
from this po.Ht via Red Oak 20 Tipton
after the close OF the present contract.
There is row beautiful walk einht
wide nearly finished along two Of the
principal streets, aud during the sprinr
We Will expect to branch Off in other
directions. We would wish here Ia
tender to those gentlemen living in
Upton aud owning property in Stan
wood our thanks for the generous man.
nerin which they have aided in build.
ing side walks.
The original proprietors of the town
have built and are building fine dwell
ings and are preparing to make this a
permanent home for themselves. Be.
sides being men Of means, they are good
moral citizens and display energy in
business and will encourage every hon
orable branch of trade in their midst By
selling lots al reasonable rates on time
to suit purchasers. Property has been
changing hands rather lively of late
ANY who know US can say that the
WORD .ytdnistW which some Of Or ell :
vions neighbors have been pleased to
call Us, docs not apply to oar ease. for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10

The Clinton-Lyons horse railroad is
earning money at the rate of 81 900 Il
month.
The GazcHc ana .lrgas informs
Friend Irish of the Iowa CITY Press
that the Burlington and Minnesota
EalIroa! viii not 20 to Iowa City; but
Will continue at"n. the adopted route
by way OF West Liberty.
\ man in Mu~caliue who said he
would never vptc-no neye.-&,s lunr AS
the "higgers' did, i, now running for
office on the Democratic, or Citizens
ticket. Probably he will get some
co!ore,! Fotcs-over the lett
The Aledo Banner says: During the
height "I the dog panic last week in
Alcdo, II young gentleman, who for
some time past had contemplated sui
eide, got down on al iuuES On the street,
and gfnWtet. thinking that may be SOM L
body would throw hlAu II dog baton.
The Register says "up to this date
four hundrr'i and fifty two students
have applied tor admission To the Agri.
cultural College from this State ard
twenty eight from other States As
there Is room in the College building
=
hundred and twenty have been reIt<td ~
The Einton Eay'c hears it reported
that Gen. James l.. Geddes, Of Benton
county, has lately received the appoint.
ment of Instructor in military tactics at
the State Agricultural College at Amcs.
Work Is progressing finely Oh the
Davenport and 1t. Paul Railroad be
tween Maquoketa aul De Witt-un
average OF four hundred ties go through
the former place every day.
Our plea FORE liberal support to the
state University by the General AS
serAhly has been, and j., of course, based
on the fact that State aid to and taxation
for Il University of some sort, have Ion.
since been accepted us the settled polio,
OF Iowa. Accepting this clearly deter
mined policy as beyond dispute, or re
call, we urge that the 80 called Univer
sity in fact, so far as this is now possible
through snch action As shall lift tha
Institution far beyond the range of ri
valry with colleges sustained wi,hou
State aid. This re statement of ou
position is the only reply now neces,ar,
To our correspondent, whose criticism
are as welcome as they are harmless, a
touching The point now mainly at issu'
Davenport Gus.
The Knoxville Voter, says: "Captail
James Matthews, of Knoxville, Presi
dent Of the State Horticultural Society
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

/ The sttempt Of the Milwaukeeans tc
have the Wisconsin State capital re-
moved from Madison to Milwaukee, has
ingloriously failed.
Another and better college edifice
will ut once be erected on the site OF the
Illinois Female College, at JlcksonviiIe,
which was burned OH the 2Sth ult.
1t. Louis, having swallowed up the
ancient town of Carondeiet, now meas"
ures fifteen miles from her northern to
her southern limits. The city, in an
nexing Carondeiet, assumes the debt of
the latter, which amounts to $780,
This is movement to get a prohib-
tory liquor law for the District Of
Columbia through Congress. There
does not seem to be any special grounds
for surprising suc'11 law can be enacted.
A memorial has been signed 10y about
10000 persons.
The New York Times says there i,
man i'm that city who knows every incl
dent connected with the abduction and
subsequent fate of Morgan, the Masonic
revelator, and that it is not improbable
the whole story viii! be laid before the
public at some early day.
The bill reported in the Senate on the
4th for the repeal of the test oath was
at the beginning of Che se>-
sion 10y Mr.. Ferry, of Connecticut, who
advocated it last spring. 1t has now the
unanimous support of the Committee
OH Political Disabilities, and the Sena-
tors who favor 1t will make vigorous
effort to carry it through.
The SNOW storm of Sunday extended
from the Mississippi to the Atlantic
coast, aud south II, Iura> Richmond. Va.
where nine inches Of snow Tell Tie
storm continued in New York Monday.
Laramie City, MARCH, G.-'The Judica-
ry OF Wyoming ~u,,ainS the right 10
women to serve a> Grand Jurors. All
the la,:ie> drawn AS Grand Jurors were
present at Ii \. Il. \ motion Was made
to Guash the panel, but was not sustain
ed, and ll:55 The first panel oil female
Grand Jurors ia tile world Were eWorh
in None asked to be excused. \ lady
balitf was appointed. a splendid add
dress WAS delivered by Chief Justice
Hine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10

though we stand upon the surface OF q
prairie which eighteen months since
was clothed in its native green, yet we
progress with speed which has sur
passsd the most sansuine expecta-
tons.
4 second edition Of the winter has APP
peared among us in the past three days
and sIeighs have been running about
quite freely, although SHOW is very
scarce article. PHELIN. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10

and recognized everywhere as one OF the
most experienced hortieulturIsts III
Iowa. has been rendered. and has ac-
cepted, the Professorship OF Pomoi"gy
at the State Agricultural College, ana
will start next Monday to enter on the
duties of the position for the Spring
Term, commencing on the 9TH inst.
We congratulate the College on having
secured so Efficient aid"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
SHERIFF SALE.

nv virtue of geiinral execution to me Oh
rpcfeti lss,te,l from the riiicc OF the 1lstk u
the District court, III ami for Tire county u
cedar and state of Iowa, i'll favor OF laMafdS
q Ransom and aga4iist Peer l. Bens ll.H anu
i iirlisiiotI, have irvIed upon the iolioWins
property as the property ol the s.tlu Ae'ei -
Re,sho1f and Il l,en,li II. o-Wit:
Tie north !. northwest n see 70, to~nsnip
10 ranges. Also, south northwest =, anu
lots 2 and ! in section ~, township y, range .,
excepl IL acres sold aud 10 acres sold 70 Lewis,
an thr east side OF iii. above described prem
isps situated i'll Iowa township, Cedar county
Iowa. 80. .,.,oa,. -,
Aud shall offer all the right. title and inte-
rest in the above described premises 81 Peter
the curt House. door in { he Town OF Upton in
snid county on Saturday, the 18th day of
March III H. 1870. at IL O'Clock a. N. Of said
dny. TO satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of January. A. y. 1870.
Holm d SIIEAkEH,
3wS Sheriff Of cedar county, Iowa.
b. WILHELM Deputy.
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Orfginul Notice.

James phelps Plaintiff ! Circuit Court of Cedar
against county, Iowa, April Term,
Martha j. p, kering and } 1870.
Wiiiiam Pickering. Defendants.
To Martha J. Pickering and William Pickering. De-
ferGants: You hereby notified that there IL now
file in the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Cedar in the state oi Iowa. Pc
tition OF James Phelps, plaintiff claiming OF you the
sum of eight hundred and thirteen 5iloD dollars to-
gether with interest thereon eight per per
mum two pr0miSSury notes. dated September Sd.
1867. given by Martha J. Pickering and payable TO
this plaintiff the for S H. with credit endorsed
ofsI6o and the other for sos g. and secured by
gage executed by you beth on the Sd SeIten ber
1867, covering east II oil the southeast "a
township 50, range west ofthe 9Th p M In Cedar
county, Iowa, and asking the foreclosure of said
mortgage against both said defendants.
Now unless you appear to said petition and defend
Of said Court to be begun and held at Tirton in
said county, the nth day of April. 1870, de ault
will be cred against and Judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer of said petition.
swf WOLF & LANDI, Attorneys for Pln
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
THE NEW YORK MEyU0nIsT

Publishes Sermons, Serial story for ~, -,
new Childrens story every week chats With hhmliy
Folks, Editorials by the best Meth ,dis M Little
others Foreign and Domestic CorrespouGennas a .
Departments of Religious and Secular Intslpe,a un
IN short whatever goes to make a completa Eansi
Paper Price $3.50 year Liberal premiums ~ nny
yassers Yearly subscriptions commence at anv n
OF specimen enclose a two cent stamp to 80 s'
THE METHODIST, la Nassau ST. New yor,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
GOOD FARM EOR SlLD.

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
! county, for sale. Is situated IA miles west
OF Tipton. and consists OF eighty acres all un-
der fence enne n,lEdrear ds Of which Is hedge),
and divided into four fields.
On the farm 1. aevar-ftiIing spring. and
two welIs--one at the house and the other at
the barn An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
trees of the most choice varieties; also. piains
gO0seberries, and grapes Fifteen acres Of tile
land contain a splendid growth Of young tim
contains six rooms. pantry, closets. and pres
ses under which Is ngnod dry cellar. imperSi-
with floor and graneries complete. and stab
ling for 10 head of hnrSae. Also, MI necessary
olltbuildings. such AZ sheds, sites. woOdhouse,
Smols chouseS. ~. Also new picket {, nee
dressed and pain ted. enclosing honsa-var and
garden. A publc road PASSES the buildings,
For price and terms enquire Of tho subscrl'
Der, living on the farm.
Sept LIST. 1868. CIIAS. g. FUNK.