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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-21

surely and s5sctuaIy control them. The ies-
fimony of our best citizens. q Al glasses, -
tablishes the fact, that CHERnr PEcIoEAL
viii and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the throat and Lungs beyond any
ether medicine. The most dangerous ahes-
tons of the Pulmonary Organs yieid g -
power; and cases Of CoasumPuon. euse
By this preparation, are publicly kny~n, -
remarkable q hardly 70 be Deiie,ees 80
they not proven beyond Dispute. ~ -. ~, ~,
eiy Il 4 sdecuats, On which lie pG9i-e ll,-y
refy for fun proteetion- By curing s<1ss
the forerunners Of more serious ..-s' el-' =
saves unriurnbered lives, and 80 .os loI,n. ~
- =, - computed u enAtsiks
2S-S % .o,vfnees the most sceptieai
-, f.-,ilv should keep . on mana -
--,,ss.,ie1 aeafnsf the ea1y anu unpe.esite1
sst,-rrS of Puln0nary Aneel,ons, Nh.sn arc
81. - = = "a bot which become incura-
easiiy ~ ~ -. oflss fatal Il neglected. Tender
,,. ~, - -eed tIiS defence; and it IS unwise 70
- sr;fItont L. As . safeguard TO children.
.,.;J tbe distressing diseases which beset the
S1--ors and Chest Of childhood, CHEEKY
PrcroRAL Is invaluable; for, BY Is ti-seiy
~ multiudes are rescued fruln prernafurs
erares. and saved % the love and aEeefiea
centred on them It acts speedily and surely
AGAINST ordinary colds, securing sousl,l a,Hi
health-rest0ring sleep. No one vii suiier
tr0ablesome lndnenEa and painful Dreil-
ekitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product Of long, lsooroes.
and successful ehemicSl investigation, 10 -. -
o. toil IS spared in making every oof.is !. -. -
utmost possible perfection Il may os COM
deufly relied upon as possessing All w ". -
tues it has ever exhibited, And e@pfNo-e =.
producing cures as memorable IS me s'sA'S'e
L has ever effected.
PREPARED BT
Dr.. J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
.orn ny ALI. pRueotsrs EvEkrwHEEE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-21
TGIL-FEArnERs BOES.

"For ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain, the heather Chinee is
peculiar and equally so are the ways
in which Democrats manage Their
nominating conventions, and let each
other in for defeat and heart-burn-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-21


The Advertiser gushes in the follow
ing language over the resurreeted
Allen:
Our candidate for Governor, 'tBin
Allen" as he 10 familiarly called. Is q
representative of the party as 1t was
of old. A statesman Of the Jeffer-
sonian scbool, and q member of the
Senate whGn It required honesty,
ability and worth 10 I'LL that high and
honorable position, he took promi-
nent position in that body among such
men as Clay, Cass, Calhoun, Webster
and Wright, and while winning q
name and fame for himself, he hon.
ored his State and his party by his
ability, eloquenee and honesty among
the distinguished men who were the
pride and ornaments of our nation.
But two words will express his fitness
for our standard bearer. He Is honest
and atke. II these qualifications have
not lost their force and power In our
in our land, then every honest man
will support William Allen, by their
voices and votes next October.
Now is it not little surprising that
man of all this ability and worth
all this honesty and strength-should
have SO completely dropped from
sight at the close of his term as Sena-
tor? Is it not singular that so much
of the "party as it vas of DID," this
Allen, who has a little Clay, a little
Cass, a little Calhoun, little Web
ster and little Wright in his ponder
GUS composition, should not have
been discovered long before this and
brought to the surface to save the
"grand old party?" The Democracy
have been for years trying to get a
winning card, and here was this old
fossil, who was, according to all late
Democratic accounts, possessed Of all
the elements of success, ready and
willing to accept any rendered office,
and yet he was overlooked. Mr.. AL
len, last year, was just as ahle and
honest as he is now and had as many
Of the characteristics of the wonder
ful men mentioned above as he has to-
day, and yet he was passed by, and
the Democracy bent the knee to
Horace Greeley, lifelong enemy to
that party.
Considering these things In fair
light, we can but consider that the
Advertiser mistakes in holding Allen
up as quite such mirror of principle
and power. The discovery is too late
to effect anything, besides it shows q
lack of perception during the few
years past. Still it will do to blow a
campaign through on, which is to re-
suit in defeat.
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4 Terrible Disaster.
SCRANTON, Pa, August L.

SCRANTON, Pa, August II.
A thrilling catastrophe occurred this
afternoon on the hills, about five miles
from this city. at place called Kuhn's
Patch. A large number of women
and girls from Scranton were on the
hills gathering berries, when a storm
came up from the south, and they
rushed to. an untenanted building to
take shelter fFom the down pouring
rain. -t-t
About forty-one women and child
rem found room in the old house, while
seven were Obliged to stand outside
under the storm. With the inereas-
ing storm the sheets Of fire Legan to
descend, the lightning becoming more
vivid and the peals of thunder SEEM
ing to advance from distant caverns
until the old building began to trem-
Bile. At Atlength q lightning shaft, more
vivid than any that had preceded it,
descended among the unhappy group
OF women and girls, killing two Of
them and scorching in q frightful
manner four others, tearing the flesh
OF their limbs and producing heart
siokening scene among the panic
stricken women. For some time even
those who had not been touched by
the electric fire wers papalyzed by the
appalling sight they had seen and
were unable 70 render any assistance.
The groans of those fatally injured
and the six other suffering victims
were heartrending, and the utter help
lessness Of the poor women and girls
was pitiable. Word was sent eventu-
ally 20 Scranton, and with the utmost
dispatch messengers were sent over
the hill to the scene of the disaster
with wagons, medical attendance and
bedding on which to convey the dead
and wounded 10 the city. Two of the
women who stood outside the shed,
said that the excitement was so In.
tense when they left the shocking
scene that they could not bear to 90
into the old house nor to hear the
means of those within, who were suf-
fering from the most excruciating
agony, fl'-
The road leading from Scranton to
the sad scene is mostimpassable, be-
ing completely flooded ut several
points; and it will be late hour to-
night before those who have gene
there with wagons can return TO the
city.
I learn that a woman named Kline
and girl named Schenek, eighteen
years age, the daughter of a poor blind
man, are dead.
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Executors Notice.
KING or THE BLOOD.

I'M Mosr THoRcUGH PCKDuR or TIE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
rTrRRa ALI, HUMORS, FROM A COMk0N
ERuPTION 70 THE WORST sCkOFULA-
Nv rs use Cancers are cured, and
Canceroug tumors are olsrersea Sizn11t - - u
lion prevented and cured. -
Ve1ereef Diseases, MsFcuriAl and Miner
Al Polsons and their effects eradicated, and ygo.-
ous health and sound eonsuLnnon esss1.snso-
DrOnsy general or PARTIAL 5welhngs, externAl os
internal; and Tumou are reonceo 2no olspekseo
nevs5y, nevssy,1eiss. 1aSi S SAT- Rheum, said Head, and
FeTer sores are soon removed by this powerful
deterxent medicine
aeSrbuffe Diseases Daadru6, sealJ
or Rough Skin, and Pimpies qgicxiy give Way
ieaving ne skin smooth and falE.
Chronic Diseases Eeyer and Asne. Dis
or5ered Live Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Nervous
Injections. GeneEal Debility, In short, AZ ne
s1sc-sd, I'd i've way before mis- most powerful
eeo~-srfor fhe King of ne Hood.
WSck 6offIe contains between forty and
DIV ordlnary doses. costing onl- one collar. a,
..,,-a Saif Rheum. scald head, Ring Worm. PM
pies on the Face, B1es, ordinary kupnons, &c
RPorn two 20 eight bottles VII enfe
scaly Erupaons o. he Son, Uleesa sosss, see s.se
won two 20 ten bottles win rsstots
heslfhT alton 70 Tie Liver end Spleen VA -es-
Tiafs fhe Bowels and Kidneyl
IRON two 20 six bottles g1l oe to11a
efecfual In curing Neuralgia alckrhsaoaSns' D
VT from ave 20 twelve b0tsIes VII eurs
the worst cases Of ScrolnlA- -, -,
Rr0a thRes 20 twelve DottLes WI
cure severe and obstinate 49, oI H., M,
~o-st - Of Pies, and regulate Costife Love- 6
FROM two 20 ten BEETLES VII e1ie
pea eesss q - nf4fe. or butflss SoF g.
Sold by al Druggists
D. RANSOH, s0E Z co., grcpr'S,
s.s.ssssmouaalssnloearcclumu BahAls, n l.
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* IA S9a s.,s Sssss. -.ssse. A. $ -. -
- tslr spaFs no11sai1 al ~ tle -. -.
- Psriis aaE1ilss, AdaEsas y, sila.aa ~
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Lake Erie e louisville r. Il

ON AND AFTER JUNE Eth, 1873, Trains
" will run as follows. Trains run by
Cleveland Time. All Trains run Daily Sun
days excepted:
GOING WEST.
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Dr.. J. C. AVER L CO., Lowell, Aass.t
Practical and Analytical Chemists
............., ,.,-,.v,,.-urRE.
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SO Market st., OPP Pest eHiOs-
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COMMERCIAL.
TIFFIN MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MEN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-21

A Brick lcss On & IsEsy sssp s:sss ssifss under ths
"a gooa or lot contains about !, = 49,, S5 en-
se1S SaSls rSSs nSf h rough o@ 9 fs fuIi q god
streets, fronts verfety. For sale low II
frnit and grsas PossesAlOn given immeci-
ately. "a
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The Cincinnati Gazette quotes por-
tioDs of Mr.. Aliens first political
speech in the campaign and COM
ments satirically thereon. We quote
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-21

.,,,sv, Avn TWOLOTS, Nos. l7s and y
"ODS - - 17sssf corner OF Market and
ID On -, 80 1877. House hase rooms, good
5s1f ard cisterns Apples Pear, CaTra1ts
4na ESS s.,i 611.i ,ess corner. Possession Civ
Zen Immediately.
| 60 BYERs & eWYNN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07
ar<~rsUy aAS ES-FUture Days.
BY rubbs s Williams,
Auctioneers md Real "st"'e heen'S,
r,arsut,, s,rcc, between ". ,In and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE FALDA.
J. BILE "CHALK LEVEL Il tA ars, . I AZ
BRACING FROM Z 500 ~ 2;9oo nt tf 1T Two "a
h MIS- Fa GNF9ahlSHE G2TNlI5s
THE RICHMOND, FREDEnlCKsBURGr a ~ ~
POT0MAC RAILROAD; Also, OF STS JSo
CATTLE, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
&c, AT AUgTIOS.-By virtue or u deed OF truss
executed by Q. r. Workman and wife TO the SUD
scribe rs we will sell at auction, upon The premises,
on WEDNESDAY the goth day OF November,
com ,nencing ut 2 O'Clock NJ, the very valuable
estate above referred to, embracing from EtGh-
TEEN HUNDRED to TWO THOUSAND ACkEs,
sllsceptihe of judIcious division into -four or fSc
farms. with due proportions of arabic iand, low
igrouuds, and woodland to each, and well PROVIDED
viii ID H'ELLiN(;S and the usual ont houses.
Failing to effect sale, we VIII then proceed 10
offer the whole property FOR RENT Tor one !en ,r
And failin2 IN that Will sell the WuEAi Ht IN
seeded ppon to 90 acres OF good iano, WIN tnG
use ofsaid land until the crop cnn We gatIeiu1.
/ After which we will sell the Personal rnO-
.PERTr thereon, consisting OF i've auItS, NV
oxen eleven head Of Cattle, twcnty-slI sIeep. anu
ali other stock; also, the Farming impemeh'S'
Wagons &c usual upon farm Of that Size i
! Tits Ia q rare opportunity to purchase 4 me
estate and Invites the special attention OF lhihi-
grants TO the city to locate themselves together.
: TERMS: Fur the real estate-onc fourth cash Dai
ance at six twelve. and eighteen months, ior HeRo
fable notes with interest added, secured ny tt"s'
: For rental-Bond with approved security, pay
anIe I st of July and 1st of october, 1919. a..
For PERSONAL property-cash, or apnr,1Ee3 CITY
a'eei''Ae ~. 's.t c. U. WILLIAMS.
..... tt. Trustees.
r..n,. o. yv,,rr,uc Aucftoueers. ........
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Cook 6 Laughton, Anctionsers, e.
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

y.
TIFGANT BRUSSELS AND TAPES
Il TRY CARPETS, COTTAGE CHAMBER
FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD FtK RiS.rT6k
THIS DAY at o O'Clock we Will sell as our a"c-
q nn,IpeIy new English BRUSSELS CARPETS, OF
beautiful pattern. and hest quality;
9 handsome TAPESTRY CARPETS, 1852 j5 "t.
Threc-pIy and lngrIln CARPETS, ..-. H.,
:. handsome CHAMBER SUITS, with marble top
L pieces: 4 .#A-f p. ~ .t...' $3.50 '' ...
g COTTAGE CnAaIBER SUITS, =ts ~
Oak and Walnut EXTESSiOS-TADLEs, ...s a. s,..rf
SiDEHOARDS, TIN SAFES, r
WARpRoBEs, BUREAUS W-isHsTASDS, -~t
BEDSTEADs, CANE aud WOOD CHAIRS, - . =
LOUNGES, LOONISG-GLASsES, Q. III
SOFAS, FEATMKR-BEDs, MATTREssEs, " ,"''
COOKING, CHAMBER, and OFfICE-SrofEs, -
CROCK cry, GLASSWARE. &C., &C. ..-gr 81,
~ 1ta.0st -.'.t ALSO. ' '".
Grover & Baker Observation-Disclosures, "
] " heecr L. Wilson SEwISG-MACHlSE, ts... &
/ Singer SEwIsC-NACIuSE, .. ... ....t
all I'm perfect order aud but little uscd
COOK & LAUGHTON, .~a
no Tilt s..-.. -g..z- -.-.--.--- aMctIonteIS.
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Tris >rRAGrE DEMONSTRATION Spra3ue
ha> rn..rntd the presidency of the Globe
National Bank. of Providence, X. L.. and HI
hro,hr..;i-i,w. Thomas 5. Doyle, mayor OF
pro,iGcncs,. has offered his resignation as
dircc;c. OF the Second National, Of the same
city, I'll which he j. president. Doyle's re-
,i-na,ion is not yet accepted, but new direc'
tors Of the Second National Bank have been
elected. 4 letter from Providence to the
New York Tribune says there is COM
monty expressed conviction that the three
Spra@un bankS-ihc First, the second, ana
,bc Globe National the Cranston ana
Franklin Savings Banks. should have wholly
new directors to represent them in The meet
in- Of creditors. otherwise the Sprngue party
will directly control the voice OF those IN
>iitu,ion> which hold so much SpraSuc F''
,pr. az! there en- he no unbiased action
from tb.,n. The savings banks are still I'M
der The supervision of the commissioners ap-
,r;n,.C Is the Governor.
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CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctloueers.
no 7-I1th, ! 4th, ! 9Th. 21st, 18th
. BY N. NJ. Lee, AuctiODeer,
1O14 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
v NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS.
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM
BRAGG.-I will sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses on TUESDAY, It'll Of November: at ~ r:
d., thn properly above described. The LOT
fronts 20 feet or the north side of Marshall street
and has depth of 1877 feet. This Is very valia-
lie building lot and should attract the attention OF
persons Wishing to make Investments.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six ana
and secured by a trust deed on the property.
NO n. NJ Ln +. AuctloDeer.
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BY y. N. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No, lOl4 Main street.

fNUMMISSIONERSS SALE OF FALLA-
STpEET NORTH OF LEIGH. AT AUCTION
Pursuant 10 decree entered IN the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond in the snit OF sneao sS
named i'm said decree, will, on WEDNESDAY the
18th day of November, l s73, Mt o'clock P n
on The premises. sell ut public auction, TO the gn
est bidder that desirable LOT lying on Ninth Street
as above described, with BRICK RESlDENCEc con.
tannx eight rooms, aud necessary out DuliuingS;
lot Font, abont 33 feet by rs feet In depth.
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash the residue IN
two equal payments: at six and twelve months,
ferred naymeIts with six per cent interest added,
and the title retained by the court until the ente
purchase money Is paid. ,,o1->-c
f.. P.TURSER,
mo- SnecIal Commissioners.
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S.>:-AKy REroRMs.-At Il meeting OF the
Board pt Health last night DR.. Verdi sub
m;,t,<: his lonc-dcfcrred report of his inreS-
iisatioD> into the sanitary systems OF the
!cadirs European cities. He urges, as the
result & his Inquiries, the appointment of a
commission 10 investigate the manner OF
making yas in use in the District; the
establishment of buildings for the reception OF
the unknown dead and of such as have died
of contagious diseases ; the establishment OF
III, liz baths the condemnation OF I'm.
HEALTHY habtations: the substitution Of one
pnhh, ahatoir for the ninety-fve slaughter
houses COW existing in the District, and con-
cluds with suggesting an amendment of the
provision inspection laws of the District.--
UG>junGtoa Letter, Baltimore Sun, Gh.
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In, CATHOLIC CONTROVERSY IN PENNSfL-
>Axla.- HtHtamsbuiy Pa. November D.
Thc Catholic controversy is again resumed
here. and although it has been two years in
progress very f'w except the parties con-
.rrn"fl seem 10 know anything of It's real
merits Il i generally understood to be an
fort 81 The part OF the priesthood to break
down Tie present power OF the bishops by
enforcing the canon law Of the Church.
Father Stack and his counsel have been
.rcur,ir,l for some time past in taking tesll-
,rort Jviorc the examiner appointed By the
cour,. To-day Bishop O'Ilara'S counsel were
ruled 10 close their testimony within thirty
days. The case, therefore, will soon be Ill
>llalr ,"r tn, final hearing and decree OF
The cuurt.
Father stack has already obtained two
nIinicn> in his favor il the Court Of Conn
mon Hka>.
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CTR. i'RlcK.--Wc admire TO Il certain cN-
ten, IT.. way some things are done, but the
way they do ii in Portsmouth when count
in. hal:",s is rich.
In lie First Ward ballot-box there were
seventeen ballots in excess Of the votes on
the pn!I.huokS. As an act Of grace the Re-
publican Judge WAS bIindfolded TO draw out
the rNcee>. and while lie WAS bindfoldcd
nir.iv.,oilr votes were "stUtltd." The
chances are if the Republican judge had
gone j again there would not have been Il
Republican vote in Tie ward. That's the
WAY < win when votes are short, and it IS
don, ~. rA>v.-- NmtoM nay Book (Hepntit-
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1NHE AMERICAN STEAM asfkfh
l. SHIP COMPANY. OF PHlLA-@@ssz.e
accommodations strlctly nI sn
claes), slOO first Storage, $40; stecrage, @3o.
Through bills Of fading given TO Liverpool. For
'>''"' ''' PALMER, HARTSoOK & CO..
oc15 -I.r aE..| Agents here.
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WANTED, BOARDERs for suit OF
rooms on PARLOR FLOOR.
Apply III Franklin street. no '-%e'
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Ecutt-RIGurs CONGRESS. National
Eonsl Eich;s Convention meets in this city on
the 9th Of December. 1t is understood that TINS
body vii, I've composed of those VINO can n
claim me frccst and fullest equality IN all
th;n..s wi.hout regard TO race. color, or any
,S;ne ,,.,, and tina, the design is to prepare
:, no',,,r,il ia Congress demanding still FUR
,hnr lr..;>lation in this direction under the
,.nu.rs alleged 10 have been conferred upon
t.n,,<.~... hy the fourteenth and fifteenth
.,nrndmcu,, to the Constitution. The del-
".,,,rs ~ N. Convention from this District
viii amoucs. other things insist upon mixed
Schools Washington telegram.
we suspect that these mNrd'schoo' ge"'
;ry arc rather low->piri'cd Just now.l
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rus RAILROAD FIGHT IN JERsEY.-ln the
l'ui:ci States District Court at Trenton on
Tuesday Judge Nixon granted the motion to
carry the case Of The Pennsylvania Railroad
rs. Tho Long Branch Railroad TO the supreme
tuiirt 81 the United States.
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW 1ohh'
- 80 ALSO FOR ..e
REGTLAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER:
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
EOUR PREMIU Ms.

FINE SIT or BooKS.-Tht Southern FeL'ltA-
ing Coui,s,ny has had a hue -et OF acc0unt-o""N,
only very handsome, but are con, en!eDt ana d't''
be.''-lFhy. 'S 90. ..
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TRusTEHs SALE OF DWELLING

TRusTER5 SALE OF DWELLING
i AND 34G3 ACRES VALUABLE LhSD ~
Y0EK nlyFh AND IN GLOUCESTER COUE-
~ ON WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 26TH, At
AUCTION--On the day named, ON the premises,
two miles from Cappalosic and ne sane oistamcs
from tlaybank wharf, by virtue Of deed OF triist
from John Asher duly recorded shall sell by AUG
ton that most valuable TRACT OF LAND, con,
tuIuing SAG. ACRES. together with the hiie and
cOmmodious DWELLING ana ont-hous' ard large
new barn thereon. On the place, winch Is adlnira
bly, adapted 10 trucking, Is wel-seieced orchard Oh
young apple and peach-trces. ,. q. !,
The house comu ands beautiful view OF the
river. ,1 cha.
,rr,nga,,en,s viii bp made before the day OF sale
for us7J credits j. WESLEY FRIEND,
io " 20 -.; Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. FARM OF ONE THOuSAND AND TWEN-
TY-SEVES ACRES, WITH COMMODlOuS IN
PRUVEMENTS. In PRINCE EDWARD GOuN--
m TWO MILES FKQM l IhNki fSN SIRfEh
AND TWO AND,A HALF =, MILES IIc FR KY
PROSPECT DEPOT, ON THE ATLANTIC, hiS-
SiSSiPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD, Al AUG.
TIUS.-By virtue of The provisions or deco OF
trust bea ling date the a DAY Of July, IRON
j. w. Breckenridge and wife to the undersigned
trustee duly recorded In the office or the clerk OF
Prince Edward county, to secure the payment OF
the several therein mentioned, being required
50 to do, shall trustee In said deed sell at pub-
lie auction on TUr SDAY the 25th day Of Aovem.
Der, 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ, the valuable ThACT
OF LAND described In said deed as Continuing
one thousand and twenty acres three-fourlhs
OF which Is improved aud In tne state or cuitiva-
ton The remainder Is heavily ttT bfred with oak,
hickory aud pine, which can be cut ana sold 10 SAID
railroad at rcInuneratiye prices.
The land Is well waterei. has frSt-rite Rrlst ana
saw-Inill and all the cOlvenences ana coinhlenua-
tons Of fine farm. There are now on the place
besides the mill. mill-house and main buildings,
two comfortable dwellings. with out-houscs: SO
that the place easily he divide Into three tracts
giving 4 sutiicicncy of wood and cleared land 70
each. The location of this property y one OF the
mos attractive In the State. The society Ii OF the
best has fine schools and churches near the railroad
depot stores and post-Ottice. Within the past two
wears a number of Scotch ind English have located
In the immediate nclghbnrhood.
TERMS: Cash. IL. b. IALlAFEhhO,
oc 25-eodtds trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07
FINANCIAL.
rARD Tho UNDERSIGNED would M

4 CARD.-Thc undersigned would most
n respectfully announce to the public generally
that they have purchased the Photographic estslI-
ishmcnf recently occupied by Sir. ". j. X. Fray
added MANY valuable improvements. Persons de-
sirnS duplicate orders from negatives made by Mr..
frayser can obtain them on application
We make nothing but irst-claSs work, and we re-
specially solicit the patronage OF those desiring
,uch. Al. j. POWERS 4 c.,
lhll Main street, opposite the post-Unlce.