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The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31

extra safeguards for security and pro.
protection. And in the progress OF
our material development we have
been lavish in conceding unusual priv
leges to induce capitalists to cut our
pine, dig our coal and iron, build our
canals and railways, and manufacture
our implements, machines, and fabrics.
The instruments and means which are
designed to be the servants Of society
are becoming its master, and privileges
which were granted to be used to pro,
mote the convenience and economy OF
the public are converted into instru-
ments of extortion and oppression.
To combat the evil the farmers OF the
West have entered compact
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31
IN puEsKORIASI.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Ruler 1ta
of he Universe to remove from our midst,
by death, our esteemed brother lana ana 6 eor
worker, BEVERLY BLUNT, on oep'e'hoe'
~ Resotned, That while we bow.in humble ,le
Father feel deeply the d Css of cur IF "
. .ho ddnt;es and relations of life, as husband,
father neighbor friend and Patron , . has v EN-
deared him to the hearts Of all those wno
knew him during 2 long life OF usefulness anneas
and we would S liz mere bere sNdf'f family in their
gsg Peso a That copy of these resolutions
BE- sent to the family Of the deceased ana Ga a
copy to the FARMERS VISDicAroh 40
publication. o,nnrs
A. b. MAGEE, Comn''ttee'
j. ENNIS, }
Lebanon Grange, No. 80, Oct. % 1873
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THE GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Gazette says
of the significance of the farmers
movement:
Cali classes of producers are inter
asted in the protest which this uprising
of the people is making against the
power which organized capital exerts
in every department of industry. Inc
mechanic and the manufacturer equally
with the farmer feel the weight of the
oppression which the accumulation O. o
vast resources in the hands Of few
men without restriint, necessarily lead
%. Heretofore in the worlds history
he people have been led to bellev
that capital and property alone needle
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31

The undersigned having been elected o.
The STATE Grange OF MISSISSIPPI, a. M ~
chasing Agent aud Cotton f"e ,."rt ~ w, mo
u.as",as,fnllv infrrm The Order, throughout
I Iea State that he mas associated with him,
1 Mr N KENNrpY hARRINGIoN, Of Central
Mississippi, and that we are now PrePa a, ca
20 oore Tho business of the Agency WI DC
care d,cted on striuctly CASH BASIS
IVn1 orders accom- panied by the cash, or It's
a AN V and under seal of the Grange
s9,iIl he filied at wholesale prices; We wonlo
s mrm for the good of the Order, that !! the
Grsanres consolidate their orders where !! i
practicable. by strict attention 10 your in'
terest, we hope to merit your iavors, ,
'0' WOW w. HARRINGTON.
Oct. II, 1S73otf
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"IN proportion as any Of the various
callings have united under organlza,
tons, which are powerful for mutual
security and aid, in that proportion,
have they made it imperative that an
other callings should unite for similar
purpose. In no other way can a just
balance of power between the various
industries be steadily sustained. for
il is law Of nature as undenlabie as
the law of gravitation, that organized
forces shall overcome all unorganizea
| fragmentary opposition and any great
Industrial class that neglects to secure,
by iudicious association, its right to
progress 81 protection, and the fruits o.
/ its labor, must suffer in its interests
accordingly. For, as | have said .a un
der the aspects Of modern civilization or
the producer, the manufacturer, th'
dealer. the fnancier, and all the hos
Of busy toilers, achieve their hlghess'
success by the aid Of wise and well
regulated associations"
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COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI

Was established in the year. has been cultivated ana kept up ~
dollars, time ana
ood Wine thewo sparkling and still can DC
h scrnernonr Grape He therefore respectfully state V he p
~ has on hand good supply splendid pure WINES am,
which he VIII sen
for yhanca purchased anywhere ese
onantty the varieties for the 0ou'
nss- Orders promptly filled and directed
20 send for fr'co iN@ W. G. TUCKER,
March """ha"s'"" s-A>'
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TOB WORK Of all descriptions neatly
and expeditiously executed at tins = once nee,
FERNS to suit the times--and satistActlon
Guaranteed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
TT is centrally located, only one square
from Canal street, and has omnibuses
all depots on the arrival Of the trains aims;
20 ali parts Of the world from the hotel.
R. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
Sept-tf
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NOTICE.

WE would respectfully inform our irle mo
w of the Oranges, and the public genet ger Il
allv. that we are now prepared 20 ps PR s =,
kinds Of Blanks, Circulars, PampnleiIs' am am
Iob Printing generally, in a neat styie' any
on terms to suit the times E. 20
Jackson, June 1873
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

Observation-Disclosures must b(
o fearful place from what the paper
there say about Il. Tho Reporter say
that II is "scandalous shame the way
drunkenness and rowdyism Is tolerated
in the place, and intimatcs that the Cay
Sargent does not dohis duty.
We notice that Mr.. CuAs. T. Dawson
has discontinued his connection with TIT
Reporter. He was a promising member
oil the West Virginia press and not ouly
wrote intelllgently but Independently.
The new Rolling Mill will be ready fol
operations In about six weeks The ma
chinery has all been received. Tive
"squcezers" were made by Messrs. Cecil
Hobbs S Co, of Wheeling, and the Re
porter says arc considered by com.
potent judges to DO the best OF tho kind
now in use between Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati.
IAN tho other machinery, except The
engine and boilers, was built by Totten &
Co., 81 Pittsburgh, and is oil thevery best
quality, together with all the modern i'm
provemenIs; We think the Company IL
largely indebted 10 the good Judgment oil
its manager, Mr. WhippIe, and may con-
slider themselves fortunate In securing the
services Of one so thoroughly competent
Weare informed the cost of the mill will
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Byvlftue OF Deed OF Trust made nv c,,,,.
PfadonbAch, and Hanna Piafenbaeh. IA SI ,sit
10 the undersigned Trustee, dated ne Ia Js we
February, In tho year 1878, and OF reco,S Va o.
office Of the Clerk OF The County Conf ~ n sGe
county, West Virginia, 10 the Book Of n",S EalG
Trust and Mortgages Number 5, on navss g., ~
2b2 and 2SS. Will otitr Tor sale Of publ sSc,tSi
ct tho iLont door Of, Tho Court Hon,e SSmgI'
County, West Virginia, on ~ 0a'V
M0NDAY, The 18th diyor Jinury. 1874
At 10 O'Clock 4, q. the following props,,v ~,
10 to ssY, the north bAli Of lot nnm6et ny ttat
dred and hfly.nine ll59, situated on tbS ' aan
side Of ChApllne street, between TwentvI wei
street Qatc Third street. and Twcntytbi,5 .,,a
date Second Htreep, In the City OF WbseI,rs "
Ohio county and State OF West VIrpIniS a. "
part Of said city called Gentre Wheeling ~ 'ua'
Terms Of Sale: One Thousand DOllAs. r,.h
GTch greater sum In cash as the purrhSse, ~! ~
elect; One Th0uiAnd Dollars payable IN H. ny y,
day OF April, 1874, with Interest nom thc A., ! :.
sale, and the residue Of tho purchAge moSsy y ~
two equal instalm0nts, payable resptciSv"ly ~ ~
six and twelve months from the day 81 ala XIV, "
Interest thereon rom The day Of sale Tts ~" ~
ietred inetalmentglo BIO secured SaiI,nrio,IIs,
TO the undersigned.
|fl IALfRRD Caldwell, T,u,,..
=, &c. HERyEr, Auctioncer N' 0''ee'
y Wheeling. w. Va. Dec II, 1873 tecu
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Mt. PLEASANT, the home Of the Qua.
kcrs; must be an enviable place for people
Of a retired turn Of mind 10 live 10. We
should think, for instance, that II would
be a favorite resort for all persons on the
"retired list" judging from letter in the
last Uhio Fully NttoS, wherein II isspoken
Of AS mud cursed community" and as
having no intercourse with the outside
world except through JOHNSON MooRE,
the interchangeable mail contractor" who is
now forced to make his trips 10 Wheel.
ing on horseback. The town is distress
ingly dull il seems Tic panic III has left
q visible impression" and financial mat
tiers have assumed ga stringenCy hereto.
fore unknown"
"There Is one redeeming feature how
ever, about the panic. II has caused the
price OF almost everything 10 topplc down.
wards, md reminds us d tho thrcNdbArc
psovcrb Of BLESSINGS come in deulsc,"
In the rcdcc,nRg feature" spoken OF,
our nelghboriug town has the advantage
OF Wheeling People who 90 10 market
here tellus they have seca nothing "IOp
pie" as yet,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.


A depressed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnimutionj confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence OF excuses, mental ovcrwork or
indisCrctions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUsIPIIItETS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. -.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dspes
the mental gloom and dependency, and rejuve.
mates the entire system. 1t Is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
OF five boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
Is important in old, serious cases; or d per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 BROADwAY, " "
For sale by Logan, List b Co.: z. Booking
T. j. Finney; James Murry; Reed, Kraft b Co.
Wheeling; Chas. FGris, Wheeling Island; Jamei
Elliott and J. h N. NJ. Mercer. Bellaire, o.
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New Advertisement
UNITED STATES MAIL
Posr OPPfcE DIPARTnENr.
wAgIIINOToN, December list, 1873,

WASHINGTON, December lst, lota'l
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
at tho Contract Once Of this Department
until 8 o'clock r. N. Of March ?, 1874. no % de-
cdeA by the 9oth for EARRING ne be-. m ~ JuSa
50, 1875, on the following routes In the state OF
West Virginia, and by the schedule ofdt partureS
aQd arrivals herein specified, VIZ: .,.,,
1915 From ParkerspurG, by Little A0GKh4ck-
ITE Soe'0p c aaFF Ssud ES Landing
Onto, Bciivilic W. vaJ, Reotsyllls
(ohioj. Lone Cedar Nv. .Ya.), Long Bot
tom (ohio), Muraysyille Nv: Va J.,
MUSES. Bottom, Portland Gohi9l. Ravens:
lend Ohio, saxon, Ripley Landing
w. VSj, Apple Grove tohlo), Letart
Falls, Lctart Nv. Yal, Plants GohIoh
Graham's Station ". VA), RACINE
Ohio. Syracuse. New Haven IW. nnah
try, Mason, iiddleport, Clifton ". yA.)
Cheshire. Machirvine Nv. Va.), Addison
(OhIo), and Point Pleasant tW. Va, 70
GallIpolis Ohio, s6eK miles and back,
The privilege OF supplying the Offices
With 'iceltrIty, certainty. and security"
during the suspenSion Of navigation.
Leave parkersbufg daily. except sunday
At6Rm; $3.50.
Arrive at GallipolIs BY 10 p m; =,
LH am eA'''pO''' ""'' '-''f -
Arrive at PArkersburg by 70 pm;
Proposals invited 10 extend route TO Hunt
lnEton, ola intermediate Offices.
1915 From Upland, by Buffers Mills, Bicker,s
Store IN. o., and Howell's Mills IN. D
to cabell u. H., 20 miles and back, once
Leave Upland Friday at7am;
Arrive at Cabell 2. Il. by pm; NJ
Leave Capel y. S1tntaAy H'
Arrive a. UpLana ny pmR: ,,v,bo,h IN n.y.
AIT From huaE 'i snI tp IA, ai."va N =
BeeGh fotK, anu mIHo" wv Ms,t iu,irmc
10 wayne u H. 40 niN'' "Hu 'AN' '"'N0
Leave Illumination Wednesday ana sA'u'
DAY o. e M r. IT hv ,0m. .
arrive ~ MAynno ~ ~ n:.SSSSo.as.and satnr.
Leave Weyno " H. eanesaA' "Hu s''N-
day at PM =, hv7nm p-
Arrive AZ hnnllng'o9 W pMoro,havsr,s
4Sis From kahhwna u 1.o a., Py,t;e ssndv In
MWsN. ~, 70 FoIk s. ., Ls.S q us.S we
OF, Il mlles anu u ~ ttt o and sat.
Leave hanAwnA " u. "SunSoua' oN0 A"'
urdAy AZ m ;,,. s.j.h,,ou.
ArTtyeat Fotks a,ttle sdnuh yoSSn:snsv and
Leave FORKS Ltte eanuy WEDNESDAY AAN
Saturday a. pm ,son
,o,o A ad g. San1w nv 1oopey In o) and
Justices %. o. 10 (rhiee FORKS sanoyl
Newton, Is miles ana baeK' t"'eo
week.
Leave Spencer Monday and Thu 'saay OF
am;
Arrive OF Newton by 5p m;
am;
Arriyo at Spencer by 6pm.
1920 From Gravel Hill q. %. by Paint Bank
Springs, 50 miles aud back. onccS week.
Leave Gravel Hill Friday att al m; ....
lao a. Incl HFFah y
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by Mar
o'Neal 10 tho undersigned trustee, dated Feb
ruary 9Th, 1873, and Of record In the office Of he
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, ",
Va, In deed Of trust book No. 5, page $50. will
offer for sale public auction, at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the. Sd dayof January, 1874,
Of 10 o'clock A. n tho following property, lhlt
Is to cay: the east half OF the west half Of lOi
No. l22, on nth Gate Zane) street, In that partOl
the city OF Wheeling known 40 East Wheeling.
The title Is believed TO be good, but selling IS
trustee shall only convey such title as s vested
In me by said deed OF tiuHt.
Terms OF Sale cash, but with tho option 10 The
purchaser To assume and pecurc TO the trustees
satisfaction the Indebtedness 10 the Central
building Association No. ,, for which the prop.
erty Is to be sold and TO pay the residue or the
purchase money In cash.
: -.l..'.-g- WI. W. CoWDEN, Trustee
r. NJ MILLER, Auctjoneer derl
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THE steubenville people are justly
proud OF their new court house, the
finest In the State Of Ohio, and the
editors are excusable for referring to 1t
so frequently. The local:.ot the Her' has
recently been on top Of the massive pile,
and tells what he saw theretrom as fol-
lows;
"Thc observatory on the top OF thu
Court House furnishes most magnif-
cent view Of the city and It's environs. II
reveals at one glance how rapidly our city
has been building up, for in whatever d.
rection the eye Is turned, It's vision il
greeted by new buildings completed or IL
course Of erection, and various other i'm
portant improvements
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assertion that as good mill has not been
built on the Ohio river In the last twenty
years for the same amount OF money, and
We feel assured that II the mill Is run o
economicallyss 1t has been built, It will
be financial success "a
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Special Mot,ces.
LWAYs GET THE BEST.
Obstacles to Marriage.

HArpY RELIEP FOR YOU'VE MEN from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in carly lie: Man.
moved. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedlc8. Books and Circulars sent
free, 10 sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 9 South Ninth street, Phil
aLelphIa, Pa.,-an Institution having high rep:
skill, oc27-dAw
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A Safe & Profitable Investment.

The Ono CRY IRoS AND NAIL Works, having
their Nail Factory completed, and being deal.
rous 10 avail themselves OF the present low rates
Of material, Pig Iron, Orc, &C., and thereby com.
m;nce ihe manufacture OF Nails, have determin.
cd 10 do so by Issuing Bonds to the amount Of
$4,000, in denominations OF $50; 800, and $500.
The following Is copy OF the Bond and annexed
Coupon Of the 500 denomination:
The, "ohio City Iron and Nail Works" are in.
sum Of One Hundred Dollars, redecmable at tho
pleasure OF the Ohio City Iron and Nail Works
alter the first day Of December. 1876, and payable
on tho frat day December, 1888. inclusive, with
interest at the rate OF sper cent per annum, pay.
able semi annually on the first day Of june and
proper Coupon hereunto annexed.
The payment OF this Bond is secured by Decd
Of Trust, and may BIO exchanged for Stock Of tho
90. ]. an. Works at par any limo pIi6r to De-
cember 1et 1876. 80.
Signed BY PRECEDENT and Secretary. s
The property pledged as Security for thepay-
mGnt OF these Bonds Ia valued at $4,000 cash.
subscriptions and payments for these Bonds
''' - N II. W. SMITH.
CASH Commercial Bank. Martins Ferry, o.
ia1 ROSE j. ALEXANDER. Ksq. r..
Trustee, Bridgeport, o.
And MERCHANTS NATL BANK,
novel III "arH Wheeling, v. Va.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualIGed as Adam
Istrator OF the estate Of the Iate henly ,hIaM
al 10 ala eState 10 come forward and settle lbt
ssne without delay. and all pertons havlnK
elaiTns against tho same 70 present them proper
yysi'inco '0' 'e'GR0 GEO. Il KURTz, Adn'r.
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TMPORTANTITo BUILDERS

Slate Roofs the Best and Cheapest. IN
met has been demonstrated al over tho c9nhEi1
The cheapest as well as the best matciia .d w.
stantlyon hand the largest stock Of PeaehDoIloIn
and Buckingham SlSte Of any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, Andcan oil AZ 9I !d'
promptly at the lowest market prices Az k'pu'
Of Sitting done eheaply and expedluooE,sgMy'
No. Is Bedford street, Cumberland, No. III. q T.
Boz 692. PP''-
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DUBI1o SALE

I have In my stable a Blown Gc,dIpp uc,,o
i6x hands high, we'll bred and Tood T voS;
(trotter), aired BY Thomas SWeeney's "P,pNTi Nh.
ci1l, ont Of Kentucky marc. ! viii seiI ,siS
horse Tor hls keeping, on Saturday, Decen6S,
90 1919, at l0o'clock A. n, within The civ Imi'.
s s, horse can be seen at my Livery and SGlS
Stable. No. q 10th street. '''V
deel0 SMITH M,nnNAIn
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sRNsENRY-EYRsTKR-on Tuesday, De
cember 10, 1878, at tho Eleventh. Baptist Church,
Baltimore, Md by the Rev: W: T. Branuey,
CHAVLEs II. SENsENBY, OF this city, and ANNA
NJ. RrEsrEB, OF Baltimore. 10y ,--.--..
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TRUSTEES SALE
Z. OF TIE
CLEMENS FARMS

BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust made b1 Ma.
biesh Brady, Trustee, and Mrs. Catherine
Clemens, tho one dated tho 10th day Of Noy,n.
Der, 1870. and the other dated the lat day nf
kAptil, 1871, and both OF record In the Cictk'.
ONCE OF tho County Court for Marshall cOunty
West Virginia, one In deed book No. 10 p1re H
and the other In deed Of trust book No. I, naps
20. will offer for sale at Public Auction. Al tSs
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio couu,T,
West Virginia, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th Day OF January, 1874
Of 10 A. NJ, the property mentioned and de-.
scribed In the two deeds Of trutts Aforesaid: thp
same being the tract Of land Tor some time known
as the CLEMENS FARMS, situated 10 the
county OF Marshall, West Virginia, on the wa.
tiers OF Wheeling Creek, at the mouth Of stuII.
Run, and distant about two miles from Bin
Grove Station on the Hempdnld Railroad.
The said Farm Is divided BY Stull's Run Into
two farms or tracts OF about equal size, eaehe0
tanning about 1T acres. Nearly all OF the land
10 under high state ofcultivAtion; 10 very IIc6
and beautifully located. Upon the south Of tas
portion there Ii large stone mansion house,
with ali the necessary outbuildings, and upOI
the other part there Is good tenant house,
Said Farms will be sold either separately, O,
together, 70 suit purchasers.
The Trustee will, on application, give any IN,
formation that may DO desired as 10 ttHS, COZ.
dltions, &C., and he also has complete plat and
survey OF the land, showing It's extent, lines,
fences, improvements, &C.
TERMS also made known on day OF sale
| HANNIBAL FORBES Trustee,
.-l. ~ No. lli7 ChApllle street.
WHEELING. W, Va, Dec 9Th 1873 dark
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aEoHsaaIa.

HoR BALE is',lL IN
I will sell all my valuable property on. I!ii
tse corner OF Jacob And Sixteenth Street. -.
Wheeling comprising Houses Nos. Us, n q ~ Ley
and lO3 Sixteenth stieGt. ANY pcrsonS vi i ,vl
70 purchase tho fAid property Will cali ~ w
undersigned, who will mako known term Nv zoe
dbeI6 WV. JIrprpI,.' &c.
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WASHINGTON HALL,
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
asd and 2sd December.

Tho usual Festival for the benefit of lhe Or
phans will be under the special management Of
lady friends Of sr. MI de Chantal. The
ladies having In charge the Festival confidently
expect the support Of the public In their efforts
to provide for the support Of the little helpless
ones.
The Grand Distribution oil Prizes, including
the elegant Ladies' GOLD WATCH, will take
place on the evening OF tho 23l. tcc20
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:EARM FOR SAFE. Ga

n SAaSt - &fFS ~ - - ~ 49, INV
Il offer fot'sale The Farm on which now
reside. situated In Marshall county, v. VI: some
three miles nom the limits OF the city OF Wheel
Ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
l05 acres Of Arstclass land, nearly all OF which
10 In u flne State OF cultivation. The Improve
mcnts arc all Of the best, consisting Of Brtk
Houae containing eleven rooms, With al ihe
conyehiences needful, A large cistetn supplies
t. with oil the water for which rain water nssG
cd. There 10 also . large Barn, with cellar; ~
Bile room for Horses and twenty head Of G4lue'
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke Holse,
Chicken House, and Q good frame Tenant hSuS
containing four rooms: with Churches and sehGol
Home Within abort distance. The sad laaa ~
well Watered, and neyer'iaillpg well a. Iue
barn. Thereto agood Vineyard Of CatATbi anG
Concord GRAPES, and large number Of the 91'
selection OF Fruit Trees In full bearing, eon,nI
ing Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Chenw,
and Quhees, with almost all the artt qualify"
ANAL fruit grown In this part Of the county,
Any person deeirlng o good home rear 70 w. tae
city or Wheeling, where they can preanbly a,'
pose Of whatever they may raise for The mAt ~,
will do well 10 call on the subscriber, Who nln
give all the necessary information. Tern. eS"'
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General Notices.
/ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

a DEMONSTRATORS NUTIUE'
The undersigned having been appointed a.
miuistrntor OF The estate or William EIlty, O.,
ceased, hereby notifies all persons indsonHG y. "
said estate to settle without delay, and AZ ~
sons having elAims against the sSme 70 plesep'
them, properly authenticated, for settlement
''s1l - WILLIAM p. HUBBARD, Admit
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NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VA

Tho annual meeting OF the stoekholders Of
at The Banking House on Tuesday, January 18th,
1874, between the hours OF one AID fourP II. b
doc,a John WAGNER. Cashier.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.
BloR SALE %
A Farm Containing 1Os Acres.

four or I've acres TO suit purchasers. THERE'S
no better land for Market Gardening 10 Ohie
county. Situated within one mile Of The city OIL
Wheeling. e. j. 800,
TIRns-one fourth cash, balance In one, Two
and three years, with interest
For further particulars enquire Of the SUB
' "'e ~. ilsa''a GEO. ROBERTS,
eiy36 '-fAs ~ ~ So Main street
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In tho Post olfico at Wheeling
Saturday morning, December 90, 1873.
To obtain any OF tho following, the applicant
will please call for advertised letters, giving tho
Ia 70 NJ thTa Hat ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A SNAIL NEW CKDIVELLING HOUSE,

between 10th and nth streets, East " hoelIng.
Possession Immediately. KnqnirG at my resi-
denco, No. 60 Fifteenth street, to-day from ~ TO
O'Clock. (dec20) Jos A. BODLRY.