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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

ay1,, Just Published, a new edition Of Dr.
ERIElxA CulyerHeli's Celebrated Es-
AtfE say the radical cure without
SAAs~szAA1<@ medicIne) of SPERNAToRRF GA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses
IyPOTEScY, Mental aad Physical lnespaeity, Imped-
iments 10 Marriage, etc also, CoSsCNPTfOE, EPI-
LsPsY and Fits fnfuced by self indul genee or sex
ual extTavagance
Gs Price, IN sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable ESSAY
clearly demonstrates frors thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming Consequences OF
seff-a6Gse may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use Of internal medicine or the application
Of the knife pointing O at mode Of cure at once
simple, certsin, and efeefual, BY means nf which
every sufferer, no matter what bis condition raav
be, may cure himself cheaply privately. and radi-
cdLiy.
Re -This Lecture sbsnid he i0the hznds of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, m q plain envelope to any ad-
dress, posi- paid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, DIR. CULyEBwELL's e Marriage Guide
price 50 CENTS.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bowery, New Yerk, Post Office Box g. 596
Jan %. e'g'd May l. ed Jy3d. -ly. PEco
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At No. 1 main St., there are reg
ular arrivals of fresh goods, and pri-
ces are being marked down, to clear
up for the spring trade. Mr.. James
announces that he viii sell cheaper
than ever before.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Scott County, the First Monday
In February, 1873.
WILLIAM H. BEvISs, Complainant,
AGAINST In chHuceTu.
JAMES H. WILCOX others, DTS,
object of this suit is TO attach the effects OF
the Defendant James ii. HilcOx to pay to the
Plaintiff, the sum of $253OO with the interest
theron. And 1t appearing from satisfactory evil
dence that the Defendant, James II. Wilcox is q
nonresident of this State 1t is therefore srdered
that the said Defendant, James II. Wilcox do APP
pear here within one month after the due publica-
ton of this order and do hat is necessary to pro
tect his interest.
A Copy-Teste,
S. II. K0RIsoN,D C.
Feb, IL, 1873. ..4w. prs fee IS.
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Il Superior the evening of the
18th, the young ladies of Bristol will
give a supper at the Thomas House
on Main st. The proceeds will be de-
voted to improvement Of the grounds
of King College. Admission 80 cts.
Children % cts.
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Unprecedented success.

Within the past year 20O. 900 boxes
OF DIR. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pills
have been sold, and not a single in
stauce is known where they have fail
ed to give satisfaction. Ifyou would
enjoy life, have fine appetite and ro-
bust health, use these Pills.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

in Giles county, Va. within one mile
of the West Va. line. We have no
confirmation of the report that case
existed at Red Sulphur.
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County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce
Rev. Geo. r, Barr a candidate for re-
election to the office of Treasurer for
Washington County.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
r ED T l. A G.!
NE have just returned from New York
w with very desirable
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, &C., &c.

Which we are determined to close out to customers
at a very short advance. We do not propose to
sell Goods at so or 100 per cent, like some Mer-
chants. Our principle is quiek sales and short
profit. This is the only road to success.
Our prices thus far have been H8riEalIed, and
further IL is impossible for regular merchants to
sell as cheap we, from the fact that have
constantly buyer In New York, who watches the
fuctuating market and buy of men who must have
their thousands to-day or be beggars tomorrow
We have IS branches now In operation and thus
it matters not what the quantity is there Is a
place for it, and is often che that the of
article we buy the cheaper get it, The reg
ular merchant goes East twice year and it mat
tiers not how the market is be must buy while he
is there. Read price list.
SILK POPLIES at IS and 40 cts.
ALL RO0L DELAIEE 45 %
C0LORED ALPACA, IS "
SHEPHERD PLAID ALPACA 80 cts
DRESS GOODS Of every description at figures at
will astonish you. Call and examine.
Onr MOTION DEPARTMENT is full and completed
CIdrk ONT Spool Cotton at IS cents per dozen,
less than the Manufaci urers prices.
HOSIERY, in Profusion.
LADIES HOSE from 10 to 80 cts
CENTS HALF HOSE u to 41cfs.
GOOD WOOL MALT HOSE for 50 cts.
CHILD'S HOSE at sacrifice.
IA UTTONS for cts. Paper collars 10 cts Or box
Gents All Hooi Shirts from 90 oI.25.
d" "a - 80 4" l25 worth 81
everywhere else.
fearful sacrifice in cur Notion Department
You save at least so per cent in buying your
Notions from
Our DOMESTIC Department Is worthy Of yonf at
tention. COLLEGES from 10 to l2k for the best
Brown Cotton for l2% cts Bleach Cotton from 10
TO Is cts. All Wool Cassimeres, beautiful Quality
for 81 90.
SHOES! SHOESi SHOESI
Ladies Velvet Top Shoes for 80 IS.
a. Lasting =. - 90.
Caters gee
Morocco "a " % 20 2 90
" Goat Shoes q soto IS
Mems Kip Boots - rs to 20.
Boys 4" 23 to 90.
Mems Calf Boots 3 IS to so
Gents Congress Caters 50
These are figures that must sstonish you. We
intend to stand by the people and keep Goods at
reasonable figures With many thanks for the
liberal patronage we have received at your hands
we hope by strict attention to merit a large share
OF Il in the future. Respectfully.
Oct. I5-6m. Ii. TIMBEKEAKE
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Co'aundrum.-Why is Abingdon
degraded by the new schedule?
Because it is merely place where
the Rats meet.
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FOR RENT.

SEVERAL rooms in my house on Va. Hill,
and also q good garden. Apply to
Mrs. ]. B. CRABTREE.
Oct 22-tt.
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Few ADvERrrsrnExrs

VIRGINIA:
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of tn.
County Court OF Scott County on the FIRST Monday
in February 1879.
OWEN FRANCE, Complainant }
WILLIAM FRANCE others, prnss c4a nc
The object of this suit is to extract from the
Defendants, the legal title to the land in the bill
mentioned which the Complainant purchased from
James Francisco, Attorney in TACT for MeClung's
Heirs And il appearing from evidence filed in
this cause that William France, John France, Eli
jah France, Bieky France, Polly France Matilda
France, Amy Coots and William Coets are not resi-
dents OF this State 1t is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their int erest in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
NJ B. HOOD, Clerk.
Feb. IL, 1s73.-4t. prs fee IS. L.
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81 H. BELL
Rrstnl Tam

Bristol, Tenn,
is ny authorized agent for the sale of VOL
colts Pain Paint, the only instant reliefand
permanC mt cure of all kinds of pain. Also,
Wolcott's anRihilator, for the radical cure of
catarrh and colds in the head.
II. W0LCOTT,
lSl Chatham square N. Y.
Jan. I4th-3m.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
IN the Clerks ofRee OF the Circuit Court of
Scott County on the 10th day ef January 1873,
JoHSJ HoUsEK, Complainant
AGAINST In cAdnceru
SAMUEL BooHER and others, D'fts
The object of this suit is to the balance Of
a $40 o. note from the Defendant and others to
Complainant And 1t appearing from Satisfactory
evidence that the Defendant, Booher is not resi-
deut Of this State, II is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear hero within one month after the
due publication of this order and do what is neces
sAry to protect his interest.
a CoPy-Teste
IN. A0RISON, D. C.
Feb. II, '73. 4w. prs fee IS
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Remarks,
ATLANTA, Feb, I, 1873

Corn. good dem and, stocks light,
Wheat, active, stocks very light. -
Rye and Barley, scarcely any de
mand. Oats. tends upward. Now is
the time to ship as they will soon be
wanted for seed. Flour, in active re-
quest. light stocks. Bacon fair de
marsd, with very light stocks. Hay
in request, with very light stocks
Butter, Eggs. Onions and Dressed
Poultry, sell if fresh and sound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

which are very rare, and very advan-
tageous to purchasers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

Size, IL K II. Retail Price, -. 90, Will he sen,
% mall securely done mp, postage ~ SITS.
n, hes' are beautiful Chromos, splendid Parlo-
Pictures, and valuable works OF art. They are
highly finished, mounted and vanished and ieorts
nearly three times the cost Of su5scriptfsn
81 large and magnificent Parlor Steel Rnrravfp9
e by 20 inches Tbe Picnic on thu Fourth Of
Jdly." Price, $1,000.
IA good stereoseoPc, with Series Of interest
Ing Views. Postage six cents.
"a ssr Of twelve fine chromos Of Audubon,s
Seeds,
Ga Housekeeper's Casket Tor Polishing Plate
aud Plated War;, containing Silver W Ite,
sPongue, Chamois Leather and Brush, in a hand
some JaPtnned Box. worth $500,
IA beautiful Oxford Pocket Edition Of the Bible.
bouhd In morocco, gilt edges
"a fine doabIe-piated Silver Butier-Knifs.
IO-A ane double rIated Silver Napkin Ring.
HIN IndsIiblo Pencil for making linen q,
raekAge for marking linen. a Package Of
Flower Seeds, Needle Sharpener, md one
dozen superior Steel Pens.
H. ne. Dsmorest's Csmb.natfoo st.peS,Is, and
Shoulder Brace, either for Ladies or Cbfidreps
IDA Pair OF Scissors, best qu1fny. Postage 10
cents.
Ef-oxford eket Edition Of the Bible. bouu4
In cloth, imitation Of morocco, With coseors
oanee'
I5-A LAdy's Elegant Msrvero Porfmonnsie. Will,
rockets r-.f
l6-Jubilani Voice a Colleetton Of Sacred Music
dSr the Home Circle. 800 pages. Postage
k5-Mme. DemoreSt's RxceIsiof sySfeTn Of Dress
Cutting, and the Chiidren'< Magic BFcss=Clart >
lS-sons Echo; Collection Of Songs. puet,-.
Trios, and Sacred Pieces 30 pages, cloth
Postage i6 cents
IJ-AutogIaPh Album.
~O-A gilt-edged PhO;oETzphie Alhurs FOR holding
IS Pieturrs. Postage 1G cents.
2f-Thiuy pieees 81 Hisehonsk's IlaIf Dsme. or
bhcen pieces Dime Music-besf selection >
23-A Binder ia cloth and Eft FOR Demorest's
honthly Magazine. .
pa Needle Shlrpsner. Peniagraph Traefny
Wh.ei, P4sksEs Of Pens sad package Of
25-Jean Ingslow's Songs Of seven, Schiller.
Song Of ths Bell and POe's Raven, all pro-
fuseiy and elegantly illustrated with 6ne en-
CRAVING aud original music, and beautifully
boHnd together IN cloth Snd gilt.
26-wood's Household Magazine for one year.
37-our sshsoi-DaY Visitor (u,on;biy) for one
year.
81 -7ernyson Poems sorsrle,s Postage eta.
33-Hou to Write. Talk, Behave, and Do Busi-
ness absefal and splendid book Of 6o0 pa
ges, bound in sloTh and gilt. Price 81 3
Postage a cents.
37-pr. wilmer's Love- an Interesting domestic
story, BY Margaret Lee 4i6 pages eIega.ilv
bouni IN cloth. Price 800. Postage y CT.
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---satle va -
Handsome FRENCH P0PLINS at
81 %, reduced from ST 80.
CORDED P0PINS a: 81, reduced
from 81 %.
SATTEENS, all colors, reduced 10
and 15c. per yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS retfeced to so,
so, and 75c. pei yard,
Also reduction in the price os
MERINOS,
DELAINES,
.ALPACAS,
ARMURES,
MIKAD0 CREPES,
MELANGES,
POPLIN CORDS,
TYCOON REPS at % and soc, worth
so and 35c per yard.
BLACK SILKS at 81 %. 81 so, -
and up to 81 per yard
FELVETEENS 1T 75c, 81, l % and
1 80 per YARDS per cent, below
prices.
WASH POPLTNS at lG3c per yard,
worth 2Gc per yard.
WATER PROOF ROBES for street
and travelling dresses at S. would
be cheap at Sl2.
HEAVY CASSIMERES, at 75c,
worth % per yard.
SHEEP CRAY at 4Oc, worth SOC,
FER yard.
SATINETS a. soc, worth Coo per
yard,
TUCKED CAMBRIA at 81 % per
yard, worth 81.
CHECKED NAINSOOK at 20 ard
25c. per yard.
SWISS MUSLINS from Is to 40c.
per yard.
NAINSOOK and VICTORIA LAWN
from 20 to soc per yard.
INDIA-TWILL LONG CLOTH at
Soc per yard, worth 40c.
NOTTINGHAM LACES, for cur
tains. at %, 80, 81, and up to 75c.
per yard.
CROCHET. NOTTINGHAM and
LACE TIDES from soc. to 81.
CARPETS at cost to close out the
entire stock.
Thousands Of other articles to be 81
sold for CASH only. Orders from the
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rxzO TIE WORKING GA.
- female $50 week ga tsas1esa l.srtt o.
employment al hooic, day 81 ~sefiag pc RI
qaiTed; fall sssJr-etiana ana Na''ehle garss O..
goods 10 start Wth ssgt free "a maif fff-s
With cent Iaigrn x'aaF, n f-E
(,uliis. ff-sf., Nsw tc.k,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

JOB WORK of all kinds neat
" executed az the News Office
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~ WcF
at VELVET RUGS at 81. s. and 81.
LARGE-SlZE CALICO COMFORT
ed ADLES at 81 so Werth s. 80
.BUCKSKIN GARMENTS.
10 UNBLEACHED KNITTING-CGT-
ton at SOC per pound.
0, WINDOW. SHADES from s. 80 to
- per pair with fixtures.
No. 10 COVENTRY RUFFhE at -.
No. COTENTRT XUFFLE at 25c.
apiece.
SEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES 1T
soc for paper Of Ten needles
NfELIMNNTIC SIX-C0RD SPOOL
COTTON at &C spool This cot
ton is equal to Coats's and CIark's
Oh cotton.
ENGLISH BEyEISIBIE CUFFS
y at 2jc pair worth SOC.
DIMITY BANDS at Zoe worth 20c.
I'd EMBROIDERED COLLARS at los.
w worth 25c.
"a CHEMISETTES at 25c. worth soc.
d, GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
at 75c; worth 81 so, at 1 so per
ct dozen worth 80.
Id GENTLEyEN'S LINEN CUFFS ut
So so per dozen wort g.
C, COLGATE'S EXTRACTS at soc per
bottle regular price 75cs.
:, COLGATES SOAPS retailed at
wholesale prices.
or SILK SCARFS ard NECKTIES for
ladies at reduced prices.
or LEATHER BELTS with and wfthout
satchels.
I'd FRINGED NAPKINS at co and 7Jc
per dozen. worth 75c and 81.
c. HONEY-COMB or BRIDAL QUHrs
at II, worth 2.
n EXTRA HEAVY QUILTS at y.
worth 8.
at BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 50, re-
dueed from So.
r. UNDERGRADUATES at great bar
C. gains.
ALASKA MINK reduced from
I'd s. to So so.
10 handsome ALASKA MINK SNTS at
S. worth S..
sold at great bargains. Goods viii be
be country will receive prompt attention.
2. u. H., or upon lie receipt a.
~.
Y BROTHERS,
II and 1919 MAIN STREET.
Richmond va.
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100 900 FEET assorted safety Fuse.
5000 Kegs RiAe Blasting, Mining Powder.
loco Canisters Eagle, Duck and porting Powder |
$4,000 Water proof and G. d. Percussion Caps.
Soc & Taylor Bros,
Wholesale & Retail Groeers & Commission Merchants
Feb. Aft. Lynchburg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

AsTHMA-Any medicine which will
alleviate the Paroxysns of this dreadful disease
will be hailed with joy by thousands of sufferers
The certificates which accompany JONAS wHiT-
COMBS REMEDY, are from the most reliable
ces, and attest TO It's wonderful power, even in
themost severe cases Joseph Burnett i Co., pro-
prietors, Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

ne hare reaxcea tie prizes Of our DRESS G0ODs 0xa
1fez.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-11

FREE ADVERTISING family
to family, from city to city, from state to state,
the fame OF Dr.. EIFFRs VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BITTERs as a specific for all arrangements of the
stomach. bowels and liver, is c.ntinually extend
ing. Its voluntary missionaries are innumerable
and public enthusiasm in its favor spreads faster
than prairie fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-29

A WORD FOR THE WOMEN.

Somebody once said that the women Of
to-day are so extravagant in dress, and so
helpless IN other respects, that none but
rich men can afford to marry. and fool
lsh people have been saying the same
thing or something very like it ever since.
Every time a man fails in business. peO-
pie take mental inventory of his wife's
wardrobe, and cry out, "Poor fellow, he
was ruined by her extravagance!r' No
account is taken of his club expenses, or
his unnecessary restaurant bills, or his fast
horses, or the vanity that prompted him
to buy bigger and finer house than he
needed. Nothing is said of his dress
coats made by some Monsieur Snip, who
charges extra prices because he calls him.
self an ''artist tailor" The man may
have gambled his money away or lost it in
reckless stock speculation, for all anybody
knows to the contrary. while his wife, be-
lleving him to be rich, has dressed and
lived only as his circumstances warranted,
doing it too only for his sake, that he
might not be ashamed to introduce her as
his wife. Or if she has been as extraya-
giant as he, the fault is usually his, SO long
as the fact remains that any proper man
can lovingly control the course of any
proper wife.
Women are often cxtravagant. The
fact can not be denied. But that they are
more so than men is by no means true
AS rule every woman wishes to live
within her husbands income, and in nine
| eases out of ten all the econemizing done
at all is done by the wife.
| This constant iteration of the charge
against women, has secured kind Of pas
sive acceptance for the theory, and nothing
is more common now than for young men
with salaries of two or three thousand
dollars year to lament their inability to
marry, because women are so extravagant.
One of these has recently told the public
through the newspapers how it takes his
income of two thousand dollars to support
him as a single man, and after looking
over his bills of items and finding that it
takes fifty-two dollars worth of perfumery
every year to keep him sweet, we quite
agree with him that he should not marry
woman weak enough to wed such
youth would probably give him trouble
even with much larger income than his
to draw upon.
The trouble is. men want to live in
more costly style than their incomes will
allow. They hire houses they cannot af-
ford, and buy furniture beyond their
means, and ''put on style" generally which
they cannot maintain. Their wives know
ing less than they of the purse-depths at
their command, accept the husbands esti-
mate of their ability to live, and they dress
as their lords clearly wish them to do.
And so the crash comes, and ''poor Char
ley" is commiserated, while his little wife's
shoulders are saddled with the blame
Hearth and Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-29
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
STATE OF MAINE, LAND OFFICE,
EANGDR Nav u ls-


BANGOR May q, 1873.
~ Office is hereby given that the following town
~ ships or tracts of land, situate in the county
of Franklin set apart for sale under the provisions
of the Revised Statutes, Chapter j. Section 50, will
be sold agreeably to the direction of the Governor
and Council on Monday, the first day Of Septem.
Der next at II O'Clock, noon at the Land Offce in
Bangor, by sealed proposals. to be received at any
time previous TO said time of SALE no proposals 10
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price is paid into the Land Office with the proposal
The following is list of the lands to be sold as
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each, VIZ:
Township number Three in Bange Five, west of
Bingham kennebec Purchase the minimum price
fixed being IS cents per acre.
All that part oftownshp No. Three, Range Sin.
lying within the limits of the State, the minimum
price fixed therefor being % cents per acre.
All that part of township number Two in Range
Seven, lying within the limits of the State the min
imum price liked therefor being twenty cents per
acre
Payment to be made as follows, viz: One-third
OF the purchase money in cash, including the ten
per cent. of the minimum price deposited and the
balance by notes for three equal sums, payable an
nuay, in one, two and three years, respectively,
with interest, and bond with sufficient surety for
the payment of a fair stumpage of all timber to be
cut thereon, to be applied to the payment of the
notes. Deeds to be conditional, in the usual form
of State deeds.
PARKER r. BURLEIGH,
may27- &wtseptl Land Agent.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

Tho Printers now have in hand the
programmes for the entertainments at
Lewis Opera House ON the evenings
of February 4th aud 9Th next. To say
that they promise . rich treat would
be saying but little for them. 1t will
positively be the very best thing our
people have been favored with this
season, and we anticipate for them
full houses. We are sure that all who
attend viii be well paid for the trou-
BILE and expense of attending. Don't
forget the time, Feb. 4th and 9Th next.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30

y Kstice Is hereby given that the undersignrd viii
onshe SIN day Of February, 1878, commencing o.
two O'Clock " NJ, Of said day, sell at public Sale
~ ON THE PREMISES, $500
IN the City OF ottumwa, the following lea
Estate, to-wit: That portion OF Ont Lot No. 3s
IN the City OF ottumwa, Napeloe coanty, lows
commencing az the northeast corner OF northwest
quarter Of section 81, township a. range IL thence
NV IL feet, thence sM 90 feet, thence no parallel
with Fourth street. to the liue dividing the ell, OF
the VIZ Of hwl4 OF said section SO thence north
TO the place Of heginnang. A mo piece Of ground
described as foliowss commencing Al point lss
feet ne OF . poHt on Fourth street, 50 feet We Of
stone standing on nv corner Of Fourth street,
where College street extended. would sintcrseci
said Fourth street. thence ne feet, parallel with
College street as extended to the NV corner OF
property first above Described, thence Sc along the
line dividing the lots OF John shea and tac sal,
property above named, parallel aith Fourth street
to the line dividing the eiS snd the Wig Of nwi,
sestioa 81, township ~ range ~, thence sw feet
thence NV to the place OF beginning: being striT
feet in width Oh Of the ne side Of John Shea's
lot, In Ottumwa, iowa. Terms OF sale each.
janl6wltt JOHN " HISGATE
Admir- OF Estate Of George Pl1,n deceased
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-30
coon AoEyrs WANrEu,
10 600 AcsnrTs WANTED

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Free, Stafford Mfg On. 60 fniton IT. \. Y
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We take pleasure in referring our
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paper. 1t is not only the largest but
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United States. 1t is sound on the great
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