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This IL the most thorough blood purifier yet dis
covered and all Asrrors nom the worst Soefsid
10 q common Erusf,os. Pirpiss and Biotehss on tie
fscs ssd soaiy rough skfr, which such annoy
Ing blemishes 10 many young persons, yield 10 the
use of few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
From one To eight bottles euro SALT RHEuN. ERY-
sIPELAs, ScALD HEAp Rive WORMS, BoILs, ScALr
ERrrrIoSs OF THE SKIN, ScRofuLA SoREs, ULckRs
and "CASKER" IN rHE Mourn AND STOMACH. 10
Is pure medicinal extract Of native roots and
plants, combining In harmony Natures most SOW
ereign curative properties which tod has instilled
into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the sick. IL
Is o great rcstorer Tor the strength and vigor OF
the system. Those who are lsnguid, seepless, have
ssrusss sePrsAss,Ons feas, or any OF the afIec-
tlOns symptomatic OF wEAkSEss. will find cpuvinc-
Ing evidence OF It's restorative power upon trial. III
you feel dull drowsy, debilitsted and despondont,
have frequent HEADACHE. mouth tastes badly In the
morning, IHREsuLAR APPkrirE and tongue coated,
you are suffering nom TORPID LIVER or "Bltious-
MSS" In many cases Of "LiyER COMPLAINT Only
q part OF these Symphonic are experienced. As .
remedy for all such cases DIR. Pcrce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has squaas II eteets perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy. For
the cure Of habitusl constipation OF the bowels IL Is
q never failing remedy, and those who have used II
for this parpOse are loud In Its praise. In Bron.
chial, Throat and Lung Diseases, II has produced
many truly remarkable cures, where other medi-
clnes had allied. sold by druggists ut 800 per
bottle. Prepared at the Chemical laboratory 81
1.-TWO 4. ". PIERCE, n. D., BnnAio, N. Y.
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Kittery, No., October 10, 1870.
Stale OF Maine.

state OF Maine. ~ lIi 10 3,
YORK, IS.
At a Court of County Comm issieners, beDnn
aud held as Aired for asd sctfhtn fAe
Connfu Of York, on the second TWesddr 81
October, n. ID. 1870. IL.
On the foregoing petition, Il Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners arc responsible
and that they ought 10 30 heard touching the INST
Ter set forth In their petition, and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice 70 all persons and
corporations Interested, thrt the County Commits
soners will meet ut the dwelling house Of Jefferson
r. Lewis In said town Of Kittery on the 10Th lay OF
November, 1870. at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, when they
will procecdto view tho route got Firth In the petit
ton, and Immediately afer such view, at some con.
venient pscetn the vicinity, will giye hearing TO
the parties and their witnesses. Bald notice 10 be
by causing copies Of said petition and this order OF
notice thereon, 10 DO served upon the Town CLERK
Of said Kttery and also by posting up copies Of the
same In three public places In said town, and pub
fishing the same three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Journal, newspaper printed ~ Bidde-
ford In said county, the first OF sid publications
and each Of the other notices 10 DO at least thirty
days before the time Of said meeting, that all per-
sons may then and there be present and shew cause
II any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
'h0u'd A tts o. sA"' II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
Copy Of the Petition and Order Of Court tlDre-
swii Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned. having been appointed by the
Judge of Probate Tor the County OF York. Com
mlssioners " receive and decide upon all claims
alnst The estate 90 joseph n. Lord, lats 81 Lin
erich. In sid county, dccc~scd. representsd nsol
vent and str months frvm the nr-t TUESDAY Of sep
tember being allowed Tor the presentation q
hall meet for ths yurpss~s AfesesaA - The house
an Ivory Weber, In sald Limerick. on Thursday,
he am day OF November. is7e and February q,
OLIVER s. HAsTY,
al.t = tif.- &C WILLIAM HANCOCK.
Limerick, October Il, 1850. 5wtS' -
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,Misceli0,seosss.
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by The
eide upon oil claims against tho Estate OF John
Sawyer, late Of Hollis In the County Of York, de-
ceased represented insolyent and six months, iron,
therefor hereby give notice that shall meet for
the above purpose at James Morton's Store, Mod
Grafton Village, Hollis, In said County, OF one
o'clock, p. NJ, On the hrst MondayIof november,
January, March and April inclusive.
10 ''H i HaRST HSt hRilAN mt cOmmitses
Hollis, Oct, ll61O.Fp III ag sNUVG 3wA
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mo THE LADIES. The cclebnted DIR. Z.

THO THE LADEN. The celebrated DIX. Il.
II DIX particularly invirs Ill iAdes Who ned Ned.
Zeal or Surgical adviser 10 call st hs Rooms, n EdIeott
street. Bortoo, Mas vkleh they viii 1ni Arranged br
their special Aocommoiaucn. .
DIR. DIX having devo,ed over twenty year 10 this
branch Of the treatment % I'll diseAss peculiar 20 kmaes
10 nov conceded by all (both In this country and Eurcpe)
that he excss al oshsr kpown practitioner In the ssk
sreoiy and edrcsuai treatment Of all female complanis
His medicines are prepared vith the elprcss purpss OF
removing al dlseasss such debility, vtakDess usnatu.
raj supprpsIons enaryemens of the womb sko all dis
charges whch ncw fum morbid state II the bosd The
Doctor ID fully prepared treat In HE pculisr sye.
both medically and surrcaly. an diseAsss q The temais
ser and they sre respectfully Invited 10 call 81
,, No. ~ Endieott Street, Bestsn,
All ietten requhsg advice INNS, cootaln ops dollar V
Insure an answer.
Dosion, Jan. ., 1870. m .. s.r
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$40 made from 90 CTS.

Something urgently needed by everybody. Cali
and examine, or samples sent postage paid) Tor ~
cts. that retail easily for $40. IL. Il. W0LeoII, si
Chatham Sqnare, N. Y. fWH
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STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE. sEcnx,Aarr OFFICE.
FARM FOR SALE!

- SITUATED In Ksnnebunkport. on the road
E.i1 from BtddefOrd 20 kennebunk bepot,near Down
Gaix'. steam MI. :ontalniaG shout Is seres q
wood land. liulldngs nearly new. and Eood well Of
wafer supplying bouse and barn. ...-.
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OFFICIAL.
POSTAL CONVENTION

Laws OF the United utates passed st the
Second Session OF the forty-Ftrst Con-
gress.
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.yMisceIl1sseosss.

An uNPAILINd REMEDY for NEuRAIGI4, fAo-
IALis, often efecting perfect cure n single DAY.
No form Of nervous sscase Ails 70 yield 70 ls won
derful power Even In the seyerest cases. OF chrome
NEURALGIA Affecting the entire system, in use nr
few days affords tho most astonishing rarely
contains no materials In tho slightest degree inlari.
GUS IL has tho unqualified approval of Tho best
physicians. Thousands, In every part OF the ooun
Try, gratefully Acknowledge it, power To soothe ths
Bent by mail on receipt Of price and postage.
One package, -SI@ Postage cents.
Six packages, 500
lis sold by all dealers In drugs and medicines.
TURNER 4 Co., Proprietors, t.,
copiyi9 100 fremont Sc, Boston, Mass.
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THE EYE. The EYE.

DIR. l.. KNIGHT has discovered new treat
ment for The EYE and EAR, by which hs Il curing
,oms OF the worst cases OF blindness and Deafness
ever Known, without instruments or pain.
CANCERSl ,Jrt-ra
DR. KxIaHr's neg treatment FOR Cancen sur
pasrs ali Others now m use. II cures without knifo
plaster or palm, and heals without ecar. Every
Kind OF disease treated with success. Humors OF
every hind eradicated nom the system. No charge
ior consultation. 80
sw3i once, so Dover st., Besten.
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g. q g YnhY q

Any person In vsn. O. iIeoosshss LnR'oy
HARRINGTON, Palermo, for ,srn,s. aus-
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s6SO Per Month. The best selling book over
published. AGENTS who sell our new work,

PLAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL q
COMMON SENSE,
have no competition There never was q book hub
lished like u. Any body can sell II, Every body
wants &C. Many agents are now making RON $500 70
$500 per month selling this wonderful book. ~
page Descriptive Circular sent free on APPLICATION
We want good live agents; men who can fally up.
meets universal want. Agents who desire 10 do
coed as we'll a. make mony. Address t.-f.
WELLS 4 COFFIN, Az Broomo Street, New York.
E'UT- ar"fI'HTTHF .N 4wiys 90 .
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ARTICLE 3.

The authorized weight Of dnge International
lettsr sAall b hftssns granimss lby the nesricsl
pui0 ID de United States, snd half q ounce 10
postage ON single International letter shall b six
cents f prepaid at the mailing once In either couu-
try and ten cents u posted unpaid and for other
for each additional fifteen grarnmes, Tor half ounce
or fraction thereof Letters nsufcisntly paid shall
DO transmitted ~ wholly unpaid. But, II one OF
more full rates shall DO prepaid, the number o.
deficient postage only rated up for collection on do
livery. .. rF l
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-H1NKLEY
Knitting Machine

The simplest, Cheapest and ne"
In usci Has hut One Needle!
A Child can run III
DESIGNED especially for the use OF families, and
~ ladies Who desire % knit for the market. Will
do every stitch OF The knitting In stocking. widen
Ing and narrowing n readily a. by bsnd Aresplen.
did Cor worstsds and fancy worh, TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENT KINDS Of SrfrCiii Are very easy
10 manage, and not liable To got out OF order. Ev-
kRr FAMILY SHOULD RAVE ONE.
We want an Agent In every Town 10 In
troduce and sell them, 10 whom We offer the most
liberal Inducements send ior our circular and
sample stocking. Address ~ "
HiNkLEY MACHINE CO, Bath, Ne.
Or, l16 broadway, NJ ",
IVA llg MAhAsh Ave- ChieAgo. III.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"1 regard Mr.. Edfy 40 Que Of the most esystis
and sseesssfai practitioners with whom have had
ofhcisl intercourps. y
CiIARLEs MASON, Com'r OF Pstest.
II have no hesitation In AssurinK Inventor hat
they cannot employ man mere eenystssr sd
and moro capable Of putting their APP
and favorable consideration at the Patent Ofbcs.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Com'r Of Patfnta.
~Mr r. II. EDDY has made Cor ne rliikTBEN
have been granted, and that one 10 RsW Iss<ssg.
Such unmista ksbls proof OF great talent and Abi-
ity on his pait. leads ne 20 reooumead ALL IN
ventors 20 apply % him % procure their Pstsnts,
~ they naJ be sars of having the most faithiui
attention bsstowsd on their eases, and o. very rec
sonsbis charges. JOHN TAOHART.S
Boston. JAM 1870. -#a I've
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-04

All such letters mailed In the interior Of the
Unitei States or vancouyers Island or British Co
lumbia, respectively, shall bo received, registered
and receipted for as directed In the general regua-
tons issued In each country In regard TO the regis
tration OF valuable letters and shall be sent 10 the
respective exchanges oces for the purpose OF being
Forwarded thence by the first mail.
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American and rorsisn Patents.
rIf3 r. d. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents

Late <gsaf Of As Uaifsd sfafss Psfvsf oHes, HssA
insfsa, sRdsr ts act Of 1871,
20 state Ne, opposite Kt1by st., Bostsn,
fTEk IN extensive practice Of upwards % &c
n years continues 70 secure pstsuh In The Unit.
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, bonds,
and oil papers or drawing. Tor Pat.
ents, executed on reasonable terms with dlspsteh.
Hs.s. 70 s.,srin. Is. Ssiidisy and siiity 81
Patents IL Invsations, nd legal asd other Advice
rendered on II matters touching the same. Copies
Of the claims OF any patent Furnished. BY Ieuit-
ington.
Ne Igsasy ~ As Uansd States ,ssssss.s ss,erfs,
TseE,iiss Js' etfaiHisg Psissfs o. ssss!tsssns ns
Of fRpsnfiess.
During eight months the eubseriber. In the
course Of his lAres practice, made fviee ystsstsf
applica tions, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE
o. which vas decidsd n As ysssby the Coumis.
sioner Of Patents.
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Thess siisll be an exchange % nsils eeewesa TIE
United s~stes and the Proyinces Of vsneouvers a
land and iti.h Columsl, ~ y, ro a s,nn
New YrE, san Fransico, Portland, orsfon,l
olym ma !, on the side Of Vancouver's Island ~
British CcismbiA yictoeia. The two post depart
sSees of eIchange, or establish Others, by mutual
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Prepaid letters dispatched from one country 70
the other shall DO plainly stamped with the words
"Paid all.' in rsd ink. In tho right hand upper
Of the ONCE Of origin and In like manner and place
the letters insufcenty paid shall be stamped with
the words "SLoIt paid" in addition to The date
stamp Of the Office Of origin, and the number OF
rates unpaid shall also DO expressed In black Hg-
ures ON The nee Of The same. ii'lyH TEV
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ARTICLE &.

Newspapers, pamphlets, magarines, and all other
10 the provinces Of yApcouver's Island or British
Columbia, or postsd I'm those provinces and sent 70
The United States shall DO cbargeable with the reg
uas damestic rates OF postage. both 10 md nom Tia
ffontier line In each country which postage shall
be cosntsd "A the ofcs Of mailing. on matlor sent
and ut the ofioe Of delivery, on matter received
and each country shall retain 10 it, use the pos
tages which 10 thus collects. -e'--
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ARTICLE 2

Letters alleged 10 be valuable, posted In any Of.
hce In the United States their Territories, and
addressed To yancouyer's Island or Britsh Column
bia, or pcsted In yancouvcr's Island Britsh Co
lumbia and addressed TO the United States or their
Territories and deliverable at any Of the respective
destination, shall be registered at the office Of mail
Ing on tho application VI the person posting the
same provided that the full postage chargsahle
thereon to destination, together with registration
mailing Office, and provided also that such regis
tTation shall not be compulsory, and shall not
render the respective Post Office Departments, or
their revenues, either jointly separately, liable
for the loss of such letters or packets, or the con-
tents thereof.
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Dead letters, which cannot DO delivered from
whatever cause, shall be mutually rstufned, with
out charge, monthly, or rs frequently rs the regu-
latons Of the respective countries will permit. But
newspapers and all other articles Of printed matter
which from any cause cannot be delivered, shall DO
retained at the disposition Of the receiving county
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ARIICLk 6.

Each mall dispatched nom one country 70 tAa
other shall be panied by letter or post bill
showing the number OF each Of the articles compris
ing the mail. and distinguishing the paid letters
from the unpaid and insuie emily paid Letters with
their postage In separate columns.
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~ka Philbri,k stage Linz:

~kR Philbfiek stage Line:
A2SAM9kfl8 Tri Weekly from Efing.
GHSSGn@h am 70 Bkidsford.T leaving
Enpy ham Monday. w ednesday and Friday. nj 8 A.
~. Returning Tuesday, THURSDAY, and saturday
Limerick and Parsons6eld, arriving In Biddeford In
season 10 take Cor Boston and Portland, and
connect With boat and rail- for Lewiston fasscn-
gers coming North from the above named places,
Stopping In WATERFORD, Limerick, Parsonsheld, r.
bingham, Freedom, Eaton and Madison, can take
ears at Portland A Rochester II r. At ! p. n. for
WATERFORD Centre Depot and Connect with Portland
stage. Nine-passenger Covered Coach and 4 horses
Cor INC cruntry. lAiso, tako stace % Biddeford
House. FRANCIS PIIILBRfck,
lyrii ..F. Proprictor and Driver.
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ARTICLE 2.

The mails exchanged between the oflces or Boz
ton New York, San Francisco, and Portland ON -
way As through mails, not to y ppsnsd a any In
teri ediate Office , 4 II IL i i.
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ARTICLE 4.

No accounts shah be kept between the post do
partments Of the United states and VI Vancouyers
fsland and British Columbia, on The internstleaal
letter. exchanged between them. bat eacfshsf 70.
tain 70 its own use the postages which 1t eellscta
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y NHV HfNN HIW'
ARTICLE n.

The respective exchange Offices shall make q sep
arate letter bill for each registered letter parcel
OF registered letters originally mailed ut said ex.
change Offices, sent TO them, TO DO forwarded, as
prescribed by the regulations referred 10 In the
preceding article and shall enter therein the name
OF the person addressed, and the post Office 10 which
Il Is TO be mailed for delivery. The postmaster Of
said exchange ofce will then inclOse each such let
ter, or parcel OF letters, in a separate package,
which shall Do conspcuously marked and plainly
Inscribed with The word "Registered." Tho letter
bills OF such registered letters shall not be nclosed
In the packages containing them. but shall be FOR
warded in separate wrapper or envelope, sealed,
and addressed, 70 the postmaster ut the offioe to
which such registered letters were sent.
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The undersigned, being thereunto daily authorized
by their respective governments, have Agreed upon
the following articles establishing and reSulsting
tbs exchange Of correspondence bstueen the United
States OF America and the Provincss o. VAncouvsrs
Island - lritIsh Columbia ~
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THE UNITED STATES AND THE PROVINCE
OF YANcoUvER's ISLAND AND BRITISH q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-22
To The Public.

The undersigned announces that he has puH-
chased the entire interest and good Will OF
MessrS. Campbell Downing, in their line OF
OmnIbuSSeS running between MCrristown ana
Wheeling, leaving Morrlstown in the morning
and Wheeling IN the afternoon. lie VIII now
be prepared 70 accumulate all travellers with
comfortable Omnibusses, under the charge Of
careful ANA sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
between NurriStotn ard ~. CIairsvllle and
Wheeling and ST. ClairSvile-way passengers
in proportion.
Mr. isaac II. Patterson Will act as his, and the
E,Apress Agent, IN st. ClaiySvilIe. ALI orders
and packages LEFT with him win be promptly
and carefully attended 10
JOSEPH Il. BUTLER.
November l2-:t
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CLOTHING, HATS S&CAPS.
Look to Your Own Interest.
FURNISHING GOODS
and
MERCHANT TAIL ORiMG
HENRY MEYER.

MOULD respectfully inform his old custom
w ers and the public generally, that he has
removed his former place OF business one door
East to tire corner, in The room formerly occu-
pied by G. & Il. Troll. and more recently by
Conrad Troll, as Dry Goods store, where / in
tend to keep on hand a good assortment OF
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats and Caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, suitable to the season.
hand good assortment OF Cloths, CaSsimers
Vestings Trimmings, &C., all of which L will
neatest and most fashionable style. Call ard
examine my stock before buying elsewhere as
L am determined TO sell as low as possible.
Remember the place at TROLLS Corner.
apI6
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THE ELGlN and WALIHAM

f.Niir best American Watches now made, IN
i every variety OF style and weight OF com
silver amt solid gold cases, extremely cheap
SILVER anu Cold imported Malches, cheaper
than ever. VIZ. - ,o
Coin silver Gents, Hunting Case........-..Sl5 W
ladies, 5O4Ad Golu huntlns I;ise....-...-. % W
tents .............. % W
llelIauie time-pieces and fashionable cases.
solid Iio'u welIy ana Chains t0J oar OitH iadA
;litic4ureJ posILiVe y usII the usual pilce. We
sen s.n..Il quantities 10 Jewellers DOING Il Inlt
cd business, less tniln The usual Jo0blhS laieS
Diamonds OF the iIueSl qutittrS, IN the choicest
.ultiugS Diamond engagement Rings u
specLtIty. Some us tOic CS slo.uV.
ANY E.nOieIiI, SIhu Or badge OF any Soclety
IN Luu wuriu, furnished. FOR any article Oi
liul,I Bog Gan, " IIIUy Ur French Jct, uicnhlle
Italr, "a any JeweIry that you nave ialied 10
get ,.,sewucIe, seud To us and We WILL procure
ug make IL IOr yUu, II not IN our stock. COM-
MuNIoS SETS furnished 10 cnutcneS.
Inc EDITOR uI inc CHriStidi iQCOcdte, the or
KAN oI Tue AIvthouISI CnuIcn, says: we invl'e
-. clal attention 10 the advertisement OF Mr..
H. j. NASH. Assurances there gwen are worthy
oI the fullest IOufldcucC. The goods sent IN
supply lu. oTuvIs, wIII De ot the genuine ma
Extra Inducements to clubs wanting pieces
OI .ewrlrS.
Goo - sent Z. q. D.. with privilege to examine
before pay ing.
Plice List Il ee 10 any address.
s.Z-sm /. j. Mash, NJ. "a broadWay, n. \.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-22
Land and Town Property
For Sale.

T WILL offer tor sale, for Three Months all of
l. my Real Estate, consisting of the follow
ing: 100 acres of choice farming land i'll the
Northeast part of Belmont County, Ohio, near
thu Harrison County line and about Two miles
South of Harrisville. Harrison County, Ohio.
This Farm is known one of the best for
farming and stock raising and with its own
merits and the value OF adjoining and sur
rounding farms, ranks with those that are
first class. The House is ordinary and the Barn
and other out-buiidings very good. Churches
and School convenient.
Ninety Acres Immediately South of and ad-
joining the town of Harrsvile, is good soil,
well watered, a good orchard and two good
Dwelling Houses and can be divided INTO two
small farms. There is a good Tan Yard on the
premises not in use, W tn the necessary sur
roundingsand everything favorable to carry
on q successful business.
Also, large and splendid Brick Building, foI
n dwelling and business house, in the town Of
Harrisvile. The dwelling department has
eight rooms and the store room is one OF the
best and most neatly fitted and furnished in
the country. There is n splendid stock OF Dry
Goods, Notions, &c, new and clean, now in
the room, and can be bought with the property
or the room can be rented to the parties in
possession.
Any desired Information can be had by call
ng upon or addressing
nolo-3ms Har4isville, Harrison, Co.. o.
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School Books!

A Complete assortment of Hardware at the
only Hardware Store In Town. VESTS.
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IL SEE.s'GE.

MARTINS FERRY. BELMONT CO., OHIO
ID ESPECTFULLY announces that he is On
LII gagged III the manufacture of