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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Farm for Sale.

TINHE Subscriber offers his farm for sale, situ-
l ated in Oxford, on the road from Norway vii.
lage to oxford, about midway between the two
villages; said farm contains l60 acres OF good
land, well divided into moving, tillage, pasture
and woodland.
Buildings mostly new and in good repair; two
good wells with living water. There arc about
30 acres OF good brook interyale, about 10 rods
from the buildings, IA acresof II cleared and ID
grass. Also small orchard CT about 100 trees
Wood on said premises estimated at 600 cords.
Any one wishing 10 p estimated at 600 cords
call nn the subscriber purchase would do we'll "a
call aud examine the premises.
Price S3,3OO.OO, 81 600 down, balance on
easy terms To the purchaser.
JOSEPH WILSON.
Oxford, Nov. 9, 1871. u
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HASTY CONSUMPTION CUSED BY Eel
LOWS HYPOPHOSPHlTES.


CNmoSEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND, Jan 3, ls7l. Mr..
JAMES l. FELLOWS Sir l came to this country
in NAV, 1862 found a co unsrymsn OF mine ID
boring under some affection Of the lungs. / rec
omGlended your syrup, tried ut the Druggists in
Harboi Grace, bu; they thought l was inyentins
the name at their expense. However, in April,
1870, Mr.. Edgar joyce rapidly wasted away with
every symptom Of quick consumption, SO that he
was unable 10 walk across the room, having no
appetite pains in the left side, nervous system
unstruns dry, hacking cough, &c. Fortunately
learned that your syrup could be obtained Al
Mr. Dearin's in ST. Johns, AMI Immediately pro-
cured some showed one 70 W ii. Thompson, who
ordered supply from you at oncel This WAS
Tuesday afternoon; at night he took the prescrib-
Ell dose, and in the morning he described the
yerr results notified on the wrapper. His apPe
lite soon began 20 return, and yoraeious one II
was, too; the hacking cough changed into loose
but violent attacks finally disappearing alt' g.th'
er; pains left his side, his hand assumed It's usual
steadine.s and before he finished ten bottles his
health was quite restored, and to-day not more
healthy person is be found on oar streets; and 1t
IS the opinion OF sll, had he not been fortunate IN
getting your valuable Syrup Of HrpophosphiIes,
he wonld now be in his grave.
lie happened TO be In w. II. Tompsop's the day
your first shipment arrived, and took Al once io.r
bottles 10 the Labrador which he was very anxious
to do, but had not occasion to use them himself.
No other melicine will he ever prescribe, recon-
mend or give, but yours
| also recommended il 10 another consumptive,
but have not heard from him since, as he lives ia
a distant part Of the Island. Hoping this viii
give you some encouragement,
remain yours, &C.,
u. II. BURRIGE.
HAVE You 4 CoUGH, Cold. Pain, in the
Chest, or Bronchitis ? In fact. have you
the prcmonitory symptoms OF the sin
satiate acher." Consumption ? IL so,
| know that relief is within your reach in
the shape of DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. which. in Hany ease.
where hope had fed, has snslched The
victim from the yswnlng grave.
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-IMNirerN tn PifcrIeS.

CEo>> worn E>IGNI-SNAKE
~ Oi.> Howe. We, summon =. Bennett; Miss
Fiurs Chapman Bethel Hin, age Is; Ella Cum.
ming, Albany; Willie T. Norton and Annie T.
Eastman, Psris. Hattie Z White, SO. Paris,
SpSrkes, Jr., Mexico.
TRNNsroSITIoN-Whs,s We would that
n,en should du 90 you, do We even to them
By ElIa Cummings, Willie T. Morton. Flora Chap
wau, OTIS Howe, J T., Paris. Spsrkes, Jr.
S1IARL MoEf-
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

4 IL Persons arc hereby forbidden Ia harbor
"A o. trust IRA SMITH AND WIfs, an account uf
The town OF Hiram, As the unders gned have made
suitable provision FOR their support.
A. u. CLEMOSS,
CHARLES EANkiSs,
GEO. r. GOULD,
Oyer.cers OF Poor OF Hiram.
Hiram. March 9Th ls-4
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BURNETTS
STANDARD
Flavoring Extracts,
FOR FLAyoRISG
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards,
Pies, Blanc Mango, JeIlies,
Sauces, Soups, Gravies,
etc., etc.

The superiority OF these eSracts consists in ,heii
PERFECT PURITY Il GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more cngros.
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used in Gsyoring the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are tcarrdnted perfectly free from,
hs poisonous oils aud acids hich enter into the COM
position Of many Of the fictitious fruit sarors no,r
IN fhe market. They are not only true 10 their
names, but are prepared from fruits OF the best
quality and so highly concentrated that u small
quantity only need DO used.
They have stood the test Of eighteen years time
and competition, aud are pronHnced unriruiied 10y
he most eminent connoisures proprietors of the lead
iH9 hotels, and prominent dealers ia the United
States and Canada, They are neatly put up In Gv c
lies -nnpGneied bottles, holding more than pan.
eled sizes appearing much larger They are the
hes; and cheapest Fruit Extracts the market af.
lords. The.r standard quantity and qualify r'H
be strictly maintained.
ss-lt is necessary in some eases for persons de.
TRACTS" TO insist upon obtaining Than in order 10
cause OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT & co,
Sole Proprietors, Boston.
For sale by hrst-class Groccrs and Druggists
generally. jan .23'Is eowly
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MARRIED..

la Norway, March cath, Isaac r Titcomb aud
Lydia \ Parsons
In Rrihel Mar 30th, l., Rev BcujamiR fos,er.
NJ, Hiram Brownell aud Ais Hattie l.. kimball,
bpth OF Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26

EAST MAKsHFIELDi august '49Vi I''V'
Mr.. STEVENS o.. -.
Dear Sir-ihave been troubled WIN cahAet nO "
cbiIdbood causing nv mouth TO be 80 sore al
times that was unable TO eat. Have taken many
preparations, but with no effect I'LL tried your
VIGErISE. Amer taking lew doses ! loTnu u
r.Ii.v ed the faininess at the stomach that always
aecompanies canker bumor: and, 1.-THE time had
taken the third bottle my mouth wa, entirely cured
Have not been q Dubbed with 1t since th't the,
Il TO several of my acquaintances, and every one
spsakes fayorably oil its good effect. .,,,,,.
Yours truly 7. :. SHERMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Notice Of Foreclosure.

XITHEREAS. lioratio Il. rulcirer, OF Paris, in
w the County OF oxford aud State or H,inc,
hy his Mortgage decd, dated February 18th, \. ID.
1875, aud recorded ia oxford Registry, Book l29,
pagS,9o, fand. with the tsnrfiRss riber certain
ate In aaid PARIS and described as follow 10 VII.
the Homestead farm on which now reside con
tanning eighty acres more or less, and being the
same premises conveyed 10 me 10y Joseph X. Pull,
v'T-r - hi- desd OF "~~,atty. dated April 2d,
A. u. 1858, and recorded in UxrO.S n.-;stry
Book 100. page -, TO which deed reference IL
made {. NJ ilc. Also certain other parcel OF land
in said Paris, containing ten acres, more or less,
being part OF double lot numbered twenty-'hree
aud tw eny four in the ninth range OF lots IN said
Paris and being the same conveyed 10 me by Lem
ueI H. Tuell, by his decd of ID cccmber 10Th, 1855,
and recorded Book log, Page Ss, in Oxford
Registry. Also, a certain other parcel OF
intcr-ale land in North Paris, on the northcry
aide OF Moose Pond, so called, and being the same
land convey ed 10 me by Sullivan Andrews, by his
deed OF January Goth, 1854, recorded in Oxford
Registry Book 100, Page l56, TO which deed refer
ence il made; and whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, hereby claim TO
foreclose the same, according 10 the statuies
JOSIAH DUDLEY.
Paris M,r,.h 18th ls1. marigSw
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The Desirable Farm,

ln.ws q. the David morrill, farm, and ont lands
sublsct ~ right of dover. There good build.
ngs GA IL, in good repair.
Also, one pew IN the Universali,t Meeting
House, al Meet sumner. ,-,,-rtf.-A da,r
simmer March 26th 1872
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
FOR BOSTON.
Maine STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi.Weekly Line.

0Nand after the 18th inst, the line steamers
~ DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, willuntil further
notice run as follows ,,oxn.v
Leave Cats Wharf, Portland, every MOnDA ~
"a TtfIrpSnAY at4 p NJ and leave Pier IS
K. R., New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at3P. NJ. 81.
The Dirigo and Franconia are htted up we VIZ. me
accommodations for passengers, making TINS the
mott convenient and comfortable route for traVel
crs between New York and Maine.
Passage in state room 80. Cabin passage 9t'
Meals extra. o,,ohac
Goods forwardedto and from Montreal, Quspeo
Halifax St John and all parts of Maine Snip
pers are requested 10 send their ifeight I" In, Va.
Steamers as early as 7. NJ, Oh tIe "'' '''f
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,,...,.,,
HENRY tOX, Cats Wharf. Portland
JF, AMES, Pier 81 +. H., New lorh'
July 9,G9
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AdministratOr's Sale.

NV virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge Of
* probate, viii be sold at Public Auction, at
he post, Office at Andover Corner, on SATURDAY !,
,he iatb day of April next, at O'Clock, +. NJ the
snmestes d farm of Arson Cotton late of Byron,
.;tnsted about five miles from Andoyer Corner
cnntaining about fifty acres, with small house ana
harm, and cuts from II to Is tons OF nay.
JIM. PURNTON, ADMINISTRATOR
Andoyer March 9th, 1872.
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Public AuCtionl
will be sold at public auction. on
THURSDAY, March 2Sfh, 1872.

l.
The DAVID IL. HASKELL FARM, in Albany.
said farm contains about as acres, consisting
OF upland, meadows, pastures ans WOODLAND,
there is 4 large amount Of white birch and poplar,
al.o spruce and hemlock; an apple orchard con
tanning Use bearing Also 1900 young trees, from
to 3 wears old-lhe variety of apples j. "a good
n. car be found in Oxford County. Also a fac
Maple Orchard, where have been tapped good
trees and in Eve years there will be 100 large
enough 20 tap.
The Farm cuts IRON Is 10 30 tons III hay, and
there l. 4 large amount OF the very best meadow
land for Tearing Water IL carried 10 house and
barn. There i one acre of hops, set out last
spring and One acre wears Old; also good dry.
house lot OF cedar h0p.poles, Clit last fall aud
q chance 10 cut plenty more, aud many old ONES.
There il a large lot OF ash timber on said farm.
The buildings are good aud very convenient.
There are 100 acres or Wild land, heavily tim
bered with spruce, hemlock and hard wood, which
will be sold in connection with the farm or scpar
ate from it, as desired
TERMS - 5000 down, rest I'm Yearly
Payments.
said farm must be sold, as all the per,oaa prop
erty has been sold al pnblic suction, except isw
articles overlooked, which Will De sold Al the sans
/ time 10 the highest bidder, consisting OF Ok liar
row Traverse Sleds, two Bureaus. Beds!eads
Chain, sau. Holders, one fine Lever Natch-ladies
! size-one fine large Mirror, e..
/ ii. ID. < r. :. HASKELL.
|
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of license from the Hon. JnIlse OF
ID Probate, will DC sold At public auction, OH
Saturday, April s7ih lS52, ut one o'clock, T. Al. on
the prainisas in Sumner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Valuable Real Estate n. Auction.

Valuable Real Estate a: Auction.
DY virtue OF license from Hon. A. IL. Walker,
ID Judge OF Probate, ! shall r.ii q, p"h,!- --.-
ton on the pr.n.,s~-,on saturday the 18Th day OF
ArriI. A II. lS72, at two o'clock L. NJ one Dwell.
ing House and stable, situated near oxford vii
lage, the same occupied by John Green, Esq, at
the time of his dcccase; also about twenty acrss
Of land, near The same. This il very excellent
stand, ia good repair, stu ited near he village,a
very desirable location. ON account of church.
school and other privileges
JOHN J. PERRY,
Executor OF John Green's Estate.
Oxford March IA lisa
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Everyone Speaks FavOrabIy.

Mr. Young has beeu in the emp y Of the Bostt
Herald during the past eighteen years MAN! CO
youch for the above statement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
IN THE NATTER OF W. =. GOOD

! win and john q. Molen, partners as w.
+. tioriwIu < Co, bankrupts. In BANK
rupiry. .
crrn. Unirei states % the District of Wesi
VIRGINIA entered n the above entitled
cans on IN, d n dtv OF SOvember, 49,,
Will. on Tuesi9v the ID day OF Deem Der,
4. D.. lS7L al ihH Hciure House, in Wheel
iug in said district. commencing at 10
o'rIoc'; A. VI. proceed TO sell at pubic auc-
ton the per ontl estate of said bankrupIs,
cnn,iS'r : a. p,rlor har loom, billiard
room, caam YER and kitchen furniture
Th-re A. Iu said HO'el from sixty 10 one
hul d'ri " .uTui ned rooms. aid tur-
a. ur,. clIi>.> : 0t h,dSteadS, marhle-tOp bu-
r.a1S ana wnSh-St" nds, lounges. table up
ho.>t,rei ann chairs, hall, chamber, office
pulor and dining room chairs, sett -es
spri : mattresses, sprinI b bottoms,
fnkstS concerts, sheets, pillow cases nne
cOuuirrpinrS honey comb spreads, towels,
n, tubs ch1moar Toiie sets, Fr-nch plate
N -rnr.. want" mi~! orS. elegant BRUSSELS
ihre- and two ply car cts, door mats rugs
knives, liver plated forks, tea and tabi"
spoons hat or Il hes, syrup calls, sugar
bpwls crnlm pitchers, caStnrs. glassware
and di>h-s. with table and kitchen furni-
tar 81 every description. including two
Se4m ryiug tables. Also six firSi. class
bii iIIi tab ~, counters, bars, cues an" Gu
raCk>, one, two. four, xix ana Twelve Ilgnt
cHln'e.larS, side lights, D"ScRetS anu Oh :
lard gas fixtures. will sell all the above
prop rIy al private sale at any time before
thetav ol public sale. subject to the ap.
prevail and COW firmatiOn OF the said court.
saeto continue rom day 10 day until the
pTpNr'y i ail sod.
Terms Of sale cash, except the billiard
tables which viii b Tor one-third cash aud
The balance i'm two equal instruments al
SIX and iw-Ne months respectively, win
int. res RON dav OF sale. the Purchasers
giving notes with approved security.
nnYll- f IDNES, Assignee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
Tru,iee's sale Of Valuable
Property.

~ WRITE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X mn IL. and executed to me, as trustee,
a,'g,.nry Ddub and Barbeita, his wire, dated
~. 18Th day o. June, 1877, ana now OF re-
49, go M Vest Virginia, In Deed Book No. 80,
go M. t. seCur the payment of two Ger
-, n-n,i>>o-y notes for the sum o! four
80, bunj Ell and fifty tSlTO) dollars, the
6,'anca e on The purchase money, pay
81. IA the order 81 john PAR, both bear
m, tate Janut'N / !, lhoi' 'hs amounts auu
IN. NJ PAYMENTS of the same being as fol-
~. on for seven hundred and ten (s7l0l
I,TtlrS p4Yahle seven years after date, with
",Is-.,5 rom the 1t day OF January, 81 !;
i',,s tor ,py-u hundred and forty 7I0) dol
,or> ptvapir eight ye'rS afler date, VII
'nfTr,.,t rom The lSt day of January, M,
and >Irued hy tue sal Henry Daub To John
o. AlSn. TO secure To Daniel Schambra
ann OF three thousand (SBO dollars,
,ri.b interest from the 18th day OF June,
ia wi! S~ll at public auction, at the
IN, door Of the Court House OF ONO
.nnrty. West Virginia, 70 the highest nd
ha.r bidder, ON Thursday, December 18Th,
~ commencing NJ III O'Clock =. NJ, tne
toi.owlrs dP,cr bed prope ~, that Is 10 say
The un.ln half o; lot NUMBER one hundred
and llyr.vr. u,) in Eo' neZer Zane's addi-
r,1n % the CITY of Wheeling, Nituated on
l.r.rl~. III. o. mark street, on the cor
r-r ui Nn.k-i and WaShingion streets, IN
IN, rI,y 81 i. hce. ~, West Virginia, IN that
mar, a. the city commonly called North
Wheel NJ, (uettrr known as the Washing
I'm Brewery with all the appurtenanceS
here n,.IGn.ing IL being the same prom
erry which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and vie 10 Henry naub and wife, ny deed
J';rt he I day of January, l'6, and re-
ed d in the Recor ler'S office OF ONO
Cosn.y. IN DreI Book No. AZ. page 2SS.
Trims IF : LIZ. ne half OF The par
cas- money ca~h. the balance in six
months rom the dlr oi sale, with interest
nom ,lay of Sal the purchaser giving bond
with security trr Sai deferred pay ment, the
Tile n-rns rc,ained until said bond is paid.
S-..IlngH> ru>tce, will convey only Such
til. - i vest III me by said d ed o trust,
suI w.l, oIly specially warrant the title.
". II. SCHAMSRA, Agent.
.rUrxR, V.AS Trustee. nov26 b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
Railroads Must Protect Passengers

Railroads MUST PrOtect passengers
1t has been announced that Mrs.
Avery D Putnam recovered judg-
ment from a street railway company in
New York for $1,000 damages Tor fail
ing to protect her husband. who was
killed on one of the cars Of the COM
pany. The instruction to Abe jury
gwen by Judge Curtis upon which the
verdict was found will be OF general
interest He says:
"The defendants undertook to trans,
port the deceased for hire, and were
bound to secure him safe passage &c
far as that could be done by the exer.
else of due care on their part. They
were bound to exercise the utmost dill
gence and care in maintaining order
and guarding their passengers agalns,
violence which mig It reasonably and
naturally be expecte ed to occur, in vie"
of the character and condition OF Other
persons whom they voluntarily per
mi,ted TO come or remain on board the
car. IL defendants failed to exercise
such utmost diligence, and the death o
Mr.. Putnam was the result, the defend
ants are liable"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
From the Cumberland NewSl
Terrible Batlr0ad Aeetdeut-Walk
Ing On the Tracks.

| From the Cumberland News.l
Terrible BatIroad Aceident-Walk.
ing Oh the Tracks.
On Thursday last Nj. Luke Cum
mings, Of Baltimore city, who had
visited New Creek. West Virginia, to
attend the funeral Of his brother, vert
to Piedmont to procure a coffin. Hav.
ing attended to his business Mr.. Cum
mings, accompanied by another man.
whose name we did not learn, started to
walk ON the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad back to New Creek. Be-
fore they proceeded far they saw a
train approaching them, and to avoid it
they stepped on to the other line oil
rails, only to encountre another train
coming from the opposite direction.
Bolh men were struck and Knocked
down. Mr.. Cummings having both legs
cut off, and his companion receiving
several severe cuts and bruises, though
he ia not supposed to be seriously in
jured. Mr. Cummings at last accounts
was still alive, but tears are entertained
that he will not recover.
On a double track railroad, like the
Baltimore and Ohio, trains are continu
ally passing one another on the main
line, and if people will persist in walk
ing upon the tracks, they should, when
they discover train approaching, step
to one side, entirely off the line OF
rails, as there is always danger
in stepping on the opposite track.
Yesterday afternoon a man named
Larkin, who is supposed to have been
intoxicated, was walking on the track
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
North Branch, when he was oyertaken
by freight train, knocked down and
run over, and injured so badly that he
died in few minutes. Larkin was a
stone mason, and had no settled resi-
dence, and We could not learn where he
last lived.
Another man who bad been with
Larkin, and who was very drunk, at
tempted to walk over the wall OF the
canal-lock into the canal, but was pre-.
vented by gentleman who happened
to be at the station waiting for the
train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03

THERE was a little sensation in a dull
session OF the Superior Court in Massa
chusetts the other day, when the lawyer
in presenting his case to the jury said
Gentle men, my client has been accused
Of stealing wstermelons; the dispute
between the parties in this case began
with An accusation of such theft Il
was boyi-h trick, a. you all know
and probably all Of you, gentlemen, hau'
stoysa catsrme'ons. - The court smlleC
and frowned, the bar grinned almos
out loud. and the jury looked as though
whatever they had done they dIdn'
want to be twitted of it, and they
prom pity brought in verdict for th'
other side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
that given above, A loag consultations

that given above, A long Consultation
was held ssfto the propef course to be
pursued under the circumstances. At
frat it was the intention to make public
the whole story, as it obtained credence
from the District Attorney and Mr..
Campbell, but on mature, delibera-
tion they decided to keep it secret. II
was considered that the woman would
certainly be again canvicted Of the
murder of Crillenden, in which event
her punish ment would be. the extreme
penslty'of the law. Besides, since the
plea OF insanity was the sole reliance
OF the defense story like this iudici.
ously handled before an Intelligent"
jury might be useI to strengthen the
theory OF the woman's madness. So
nothing was said about it. The man
Frank soon after lett the city. One
story is that he went to the mines, and
another that he is at the present time
employed on one of the coasting schoon.
era
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03

COMMODORE VANDERBILT seems to
have a prejudice against Jay Could
The Commodore was interviewed the
other day and the reporter inquired
MAY l ask if you have an especial
reason for thinking i'll of him aud
this is the reply:
"God Almighty has stamped every
man's character upon his face. l read
Mr.. Gould like an open book the first
time | saw him. l did not like to ex-
press too strongly an opinion this morn:
ing, but il you wish to have it now, l
will give it to you. You have my su-
thori,y for stating that consider Mr..
Jaw Gould damned villain
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FOR RE

THFFARN FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
tenpui :. Gonl, but more recently oc
Cuprd bv conrad Seibert, situated on The
National Road, five miles east OF the city
~ " ceiling. cuntaining auuut 20 acres
las farm i in a good state OF cult walton,
We'll en,ci ami has upon 1t one suhStan-
Va tenant huu,e and the dwelling house oil
~ L. :. 100; also good sIaoling ou'
Pose i II given on the first day OF April
next: For terms and description of prop
Ell! inquire al The office OF
]. II. GOOD,
Fourth st, Wheeling, w. Va.
nOy1--arr,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
y VITA eight or ten rooms, situated on
~ No. 4, nor Invest corner of Centre and
,+Een b st.t-.tS. in Shriver's addition to the
Guy oi Wheeling.
also two-s'orv Frame Bwel ing with
Gu looms and good csliar, hot aud cold
waller up and down stairs, with gas In all
Ctl' rooms. Situated on the east side OF
NharI!' = street, in the sixth ward of the
vi! o. necliug. For price and terms see
l.. HUGbEI,
now Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03
INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Co. Of Virginia,
-. -.
CAPITAL, $2S3, 900.

7 = = :
"a Mcr1wArNE President,
~ DARcY PAUI. II. n. TENANT. Vice
president.
SAY tEb q rAoL' eeeeSuJ'
D.P. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Jpdoe John r LAY SUPERINTENDENT of
AssncSss
Snme orrce ps,srsbnrv Va with Local
Roar,,s An ali the cit3es ~ viroinis. In line
Distrtct ~ Cnn no anS In wssf Virginia.