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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

TIE editor of the Cleaveland
Plainde0ic7' swears to the truth
of this story "A lady of this city
advertised for a servant girl.
Among those who answered was
would-be mistress of the lower
parlor,' who subjected the adver-
tiser to Il severe catechising as to
the desirability of the situation
offered. The questions were salts.
factorily answered, until the
young woman inquired how many
times a week the man of the
house changed his shirt. The
lady of the house was Obliged to
give it up,and the visitor departed
without an engagement"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

\ NORTH ADAMS Mass youth
observed Il finely dressed lady
dr@pa IA newspaper on the sidewalk
the other day; he FASTENED to re-
store it. and has been wondering
ever since what in the world is
the matter with her natural dis
position.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

A NEW ORLEANS girl recently
Kissed Il negro draymnn in the
street because he had just saved
her little sister from the wheels
of an approaching car. The for
tunate darky also received SlCO
from the girls father.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13
Another Human "Pin-Cushion."

Another Human 'Pin-CuShiOn."
The Fort William correspondent
the North British Mail writes
lying: There appeared recently
the WdH an account of a servant
ri in the employment of a Mr..
wen Cameron, Spean Bridge,
lho, while hanging out so ne
|othes to dry, accidentally swal-
Pwed a quantity of pins she kept
P her mouth, and after being at
ended to in the Bedford HOspi-
I at Fort William, vomited
wenty-eight. At that time she
4t the hospital apparently quite
zen, and went back to service.
hortly afterwards, however, the
primer symptoms returned, and
ne was advised to go back to the
osplsal, where, under the treat
pent of DIR. Hutchinson, she re-
PANIED till last week. EXtraOrdi-
ary and almost incredible as it
nay seem, during the time since
Iie nrst came to the hospital, no
e"er than IS pins and Is needles
aVe been extracted from her
kody. The greater part of these
ne vomltted, but some were taken
ut through her skin OH different
arls OF her person. The needles
particular Indicated decided in
llnatlon to wander through the
Rouy, several being taken out of
ne lace. neck and arms. One was
|aken out below the ear, with a
ons Unread after it: and aaother
fame out in three pieces, the
PIoken ken parts followir gclose in each
'nefs wake. The pms included
large one. nearly the size of a
fSatrhlng needle, and a safety" one.
ne articles are all preserved at the
t,ospital, where any person may
ee them. Like the heroine i'm the
o2ry0f the Human Pincushion,"
eiated IN the London correspon.
ence OF the Nail, when the first
bsa bsaasraph on this subject APP
Peared' this girl also seems to
ave oeen in the habit of making
bf ftIpository for pins and needles
ra meI mouth till at last she man
SIu (;aI 10 create crave for such ar
Fs.;.. [sies which she was powerless to
ban,. t; The general state of her
fr".'h Ina. does not appear at any
Iii liz 10 10 nave been seriously affect
bIa ~ swallowing these indigesti-
rse 'nihgs. With the execution
I, lew sears and scratches about
Lne iace and neck, where the
rrheuies rhees made their exit, nothing
b,s" ""u. her appearance and de,
6ass"'r would indicate that she
brdse11 bse1 through so dangerous an
Eom'a . At present the Young
n ia,i s resides with her parents
ma \, aHrugour. ~ o,!;n, where, it is hoped, she
morou uu'uvaie Il relish for a dish
Ehane .halatable and less danger us
10 hsen' ..'at to which she has hither-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

read an article on mamma and
honey dew, before the Academy
of Science, stating that honey
dew had fallen in California twice
in the last decade. viZ-1S62 and
1877. If Mr. Brannan was posted
on what he was writing about, he
would not have confined the fall
ing OF honey dew to the years
mentioned. 1t falls nearly every
year in Sacramento Valley. The
Indians gather it in large quanti-
ties, and the honey bees fiji their
hive with the rich mamma. We
have seen balls of the mamma as
large as apples gathered by the
squaws, and not confined to any
particular years either-though it
falls more extensively some years
than others. We have seen the
oak leaves dripping with tae
precious saccharine matter. In
1866 it was very abundant in the
Sacramento Valley, more so than
in 1862. In 1865 it also fell in
abundance. Mr.. Brannan was
probably in the country only in
the two years mentioned, and that
accounts for his wonderful discov-
ery.-Odhldnd Transcript
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13
Pioneer Barber Shop
AND
BATH ROUSE

First door north of the Pioneer Hestau'
rant. North Main street. Eureka.
rVNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE
Gently opened the above establish
ment, offers his professional services 10
all who desire n firSt-clasS phNslognoml-
cal HAIRCUT or an ecStatic SHAVE r.
Connected with the establishment are
several neat and elegant BATH ROOMS,
where Hot or Cold Baths can be had al
all times. ~
A share of public patronage is solicited.
au22tf JAMES NJ. NJ. MOODY PropI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

Mrs. MARY MELCHER has sued
the city of Boston for $1,000 dam
ages because of her forrible incar-
ceration in the Smallpox Hos
pital, when, as it afterward turned
out, her disease was simple nom
contagious eruption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09
ana TheIr seoret POiaOng.

Gypsies and TheIr becfeI Potaons,
Among other secrets Of the gypsy race
Is the art Of preparing what they term the
"drei," or "dri," q most deadly and de-
structiVe agent, and for which medical
science knows no antdote. Analysis de /.
tects no poxlopS properIiea whatever, and
the most careful examination, mlcroscop.
icsl or otherwise, shows It simply to con-
sist ofapparently harmless vegetable mat.
ter. The "drei," then, Is merely brown
powder, obtained from certain species Of
fungus forming the nearest connection
link between the animal and vegetable
Kingdoms, the powder consisting OF an in.
finity Of sporules. These iungold sporu-
les possess the peculiar property Of being
further developed only by intimate con-
tact with living animal matter las when
swallowed, LSc,G they then throw out innu.
merable greenish.yellOw flbreS about
twelve or eighteen inches in length. When
the "drei" administered, usually in some
warm drink, these sp0Fules are swallowed,
attach themselves 10, the mucous menu
brane, germinate, throw out millions OF
these silky fbres, which grow with awful
thplulty1 uIst producing BymptOmSol nee
tic fever, then cough, eventually accom-
panied by incessant splitting OF blood, tlll
death finally inevitably supervenes, usual.
" in about a fortnight or three weeks
time! A case OF this description occurred
in Italy in 1850. Although the patient
was attended by eminent physicians &C.
customed to deal with cases Of slow poi.
soning, no suspicious Of foul play were en-
tertained till tho day alter the decease,-
when an autopsy being held revealed the
cause oil death. The fibres, the growth OF
which had ceased with the cessation OF
the animal life and heat that had support.
cd them, were partially decompoSedi had
another day or two elapsed, no trace
would have been left OF the foul deed. II
the analysis Of the mixture in question re.
veal no deleterious drug, let dogor 9th.
CT animal be dosed with three drops" In
some warm vehicle. The result would
show whether the brown powder is or Is
not the world.iauous and destructive
"drci."
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TNTHE CIRCUIT CoURToF OHIO

SILYEY's DRUG sTORL. Post once Corner.
mys
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General Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR sUPERINTEN.
L DRNT'S Lodges and for enclO.iIR Walls
81 National Military Cemeteries.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPERlNTEN-
L DRNT'S Lodges and for enclO.iug Walls
at National Military Cemeteries.
CFTICE CHIEF QUIRTHRMAsTER
MILITARY DIV. or THE ATLANTIC,
NEw YORK CITY, May !, 1873.
Sealed proposals In triplcAtc, with copy OF
this advertisement attached to each, will DO re-
celYed at this ONCE until Saturday, May Slst, for
the following work at the National Military
Cemeteries named. viz:
Superintendent lodge Of brick or Stone Of
Grafton, W. Va. Enclosing walls OF hrick or
stone, or iron ratings At Grafton. W. Va, Cul
pSper, Fort Harrison aud Fredericksburg, Va,
and Whitehall, near Bristol, Pa.
Copies OF plans and specifications may be seen
at the QuartGImABterB oflces IN New York, Phil.
adelphih, Baltimore and Fort Monroe and at tho
Cemeteries.
The work will be Inspected by a competent
engineer, and strict compliance with the terms
Of the contract will DO required.
Envelopes containing proposals. will DO endors.
ed, "PropoIals for superintendent's LODGE" or
proposals. for permanent enclosures for Nation.
Al Cemeteries" As tho case may be, and address,
ed 10 the undersigned. ~. ..
Col. ard Asst QuAEtermAs,er ten, BroVet Mhjor
General U. 8. A., Chief QuIrtermasIer.
myb 80
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THE Utica Herald says: IA COrnhller,
whose wife had been i'll for some time,
came down town yesterday with face
longer than the revised charter. A friend
who met him grasped his hand IN. fearful
sympathy and murmured: oh, when did
she dieY' oh, thunderI was the solemn
reply, she amt dead, she's cleaning
hanSp'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

ACCORDING TO San Francisco news
paper, photographer 10 that city has In
vented a method iOr ,pholographipg .
race horse on the full run Of lhirty.Gight
feet u second, by an arrangement Of
double lenseSso crossed as 10 secure a per.
irri, lnUush mouentary shadow. A neg.
alive showing OcciGGnt ut full speed
during the recent race was thus secured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

"IF the churches" says the Detroit
Tribune, propose to continue. this bust
ness of accepting Vanderbilt Universities
and Drew Seminaries, and Of bOwiDg
down before opulent gamblers, they had
better erect the efflgy Of Mammon IN front
Of their alters, and abandon oil prctence
oil worshippiDg upon Christian priHCi-
piles"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

CAPITAL punishment has not been abQl'
ishel in tho Cincinnati schOOla A boy
has just died from tho effects of tap on
the head administered by teacher OF the
singularly unbalanced name oil Christian
Rap; and, going to the other extreme, an.
other boy has had bis leg broken by his
prcceptor, in an assault with an intent to
thrash
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

THE n. Y. Tribune summarizes the re-
port to the Wheeling Board Of Education
recently published in our columns, con.
corning the employment of lady school
principals, and concludes with this re-
mark: "From all oil which II is seen that
women make as good teachers as men.
We regret to SEQ the pitifully small spirit
that would deprive them Of equal re-
Enumeration. .....-
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A WESTERN METHODIST has been col.
lectipg tobacco statistics among thu
brethren. He found that eight leading
members In a certain place paid in one
wear Sl95 for tobacco, and 1888 for the
support Of their pastor, and were too poor
10 take Q religious paper,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

EVEN the authority Of the Bible Is in.
voked against Captain Jack. 1t Is said
that the only recorded instance Of the sue.
cessIul employment Of the peace policy
towards the heather Is to he found in l.
Samuel, XIV. 33: "And Samuel hewed
Agag in pieces" ~"r' B.
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30 MAMMA, mamma" said a tow.head-
ed little urChin, In a tone Of mingled
fright and penitence. 10 mamma Is
been thwearing"
"Bccn swearing, my child; what did
You say?"
% mamma" (begins to sOb) Ill thed
old Dan Tucker"
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A LOCKER on in Venice or Vienna.
CLARKsBURo, Eay 8.



In your paper Of the 1st Of May oul
old acquaintance, James L. Wharton, il
u communication from Mansfield, uses the
following Having replenished my bread
basket in the sober and quiet retreat OIL
home, / was only interested as locker on
In Venice" mot Vienna as some oil the
papers get It in this ago OF progress.)
II Mr.. Wharton will examine Shakes
pears "ALcasure for Measure" act 5,
scene 1st, he will discover that in this
age oil progress ne has been left behind.
II Is Us follows: "Duke-My business
in this State made me locker on in
Vienna, where l have seen corruption
boil and bubble ill II oer'.ru the stew,
&c"
II the expression "looker on in Venice"
is anywhere TO be found In Shakespeare l
have not been able 10 discover ii,
MEASURE FOR MEASURE.
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ITRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL Es-

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
i TATR. ~ ---T---'
By Virtueoi deed OF trust dated the 10th dag
Of May, 1871, by Christian Frankie and Elizabeth
FRANKIE his WIFE and recorded in tho once or the
Clerk Of the county court Of Ohio county West
Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 4, page 4s5,
to the undeniguCd trustee, will sell ON
THURSDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
commanding at ten o'clock, A. Il, at the font
door 81 the Court House oil Ohio county, West
VirKiniH, 70 the Highest and beet bidder at pub
lie auction, the following described real estate:
Beginning alta dIstAnc9 Of hlty 1907 fGst ffOm the
northwest corner OF that plecs or pGlc.l Of
ground which was conveyed 10 Henry AckeFman
by Frlmm and wife By deed dated June 18th.
1865, and recorded 10 the Recorders ONCE OF
ohio county, In Deed Book No. 90 on ioio 20,
fronting on tho cast side Of German Cd eet, In
9Th Ward OF the city OF Wheeling Aforesaid,
twenty 1--WE t2o) feet and running eastJYArdly on
an equal width Of Is ie0tA depth Of Ung hundred
feet, together with all Improvements the EeOu and
thereto belonging, It being the tame piece Of
Ground VIII oh was conveyed to the said Chris.
tian FRANKIE BY Henry EckermAn and wife by
deed dated March I, 1860. % recorded In The Re
cordet's once Of Ohio county In Deed Book No.
80 on Iolio ~, together with all the buildings,
improvements and AppurtcnAnecS thereto be-
longing.
Terms { I sale arc ca.h. Selling a. Trustee /
ehAll convey only such title as Il vested In mo
BY the said deed Of trust, tho title. however, is
B. HUBBARD. Trustee.
WHIELING, Nay 5, 1878, my6
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FARN FOR sA L B. %

HAN W
MA, ior Gele the Farm on which now :.
,eSIII' situated In MArShAll county, ". Va some
~ ~ miles from the limits OF the city Of Wheel.
ing, on or near the FAlrmont Pike, containing
los acres OF Arst-ei1s8 land, nearly all Of which
is In q dne state OF cultivation. Tho improve.
meutl arc all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With all tho
conVenienees ne6diul. A large clBteTn supplies
It with ali the water Tor which rGin water Is need!
ed. There IL also Q lAlE0 BAN, with cellar; Sta.
bic room loE Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and Q good Frame Tenant H0ugs
containing four rooma; With CHURCHES and School
House within short distance. The aid land 10
we'll WAtRred, and never hillnR well Of the barn.
There 10 q good Vineyard Of CatAWba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of the be8t 90
lection Of Fruit Trees In fall bearing, committing
OF Apples, PeaD, Peaches, Plumg, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost Ill the afBt quality Of
small fruit gTuWn IN this pant Of the country.
Any perSon desiring good home near 70 the
city Of wheeling, where hey can probably dis
pose Of Whatever they may Faibe for the niirkct,
viii DO we'll 70 call on he subscriber, who WI
give all tho necessary information. TeEm1eSsy
JaI-dAW n. T. HA1AAN.
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Notice 10 hereby Eivcu that tho doposItions OF
John A Brown. james WRyt, William North,
will be taken at the law once Of Gibson L. Gran.
mer, in the city OF Wheeling, in the State Of West
Virginia, on the 18th day Of May. 1873, between
the hours OF 2 O'Clock A. 4. and 8 O'Clock p. Il,
70 be read In evidence In the above named cause
on beh4lf Of said petitioners And II from any
Cause the taking OF the EAid dispositions shall
not be commenced, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the taking Of the
same will be GdlouEced from time 10 time until
the same shall be completed.
WILLIAM NORTH,
JOSEPH HARVEY, and
HENRY SPEARE,
Petitioners
ByG. Il. CRANNER, their Atty myS
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In tho matter OF tho Petition OF William North
Joseph Harvey and Henry Spcare, TrusteFg Of
the Presbyterian Church 0fWe.t Liberty, 1led
IN the circuit Court OF Ohio County. State Of
Wott Virginia, this 9th dAyol Nay, 1873, asking
thlrty.three IS3), thIEty.nVe (35) and tbirtytix
(S6l as 10 not needed for church and congregR.
.tlOnRl purposes, on motion II 10 ordered that
any p, rson Interested do appear within ten days
from he filing Of the same, and show cause, II
any he eau, why the prayer Of the petitioners
shOnld not be granted, and that the same DO
posted according 10 law: and Published i've times
cOnsecutively in some Newspaper OF general
circulation in Ohio county printed 10 the city Of
Wheeling,
-. A copy teste, SAM'L B. NcC0LLoCH, Cl'k.
@. l.. CAANNER, Atty for Petitioners.
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FOR GRADING.

Proposals will be received by tho undersigned
until saturday, Nay 10Th Iefa. for the grading
and 1lling Of Walnut street from 9Th street 70
9th btreettn the 9Th Wald, the hQlnR 10 be taken
from 9Th street at or near the intersection Of 9Th
street and Walnut street. For further particu-
lars enqulreof G. LRONHART,
WHEELING, May Z, 1873. my7
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For Sale.
ToR SALE

40 acres Of frat class Short Creek Land, s
mIleS from wheeling, y mile from Bethany
plke-S0O acres In cultyAtion-9O0 acres In grass
100 acres timber-good orchArd-coal bank open.
cd. WIN sell the whole or In lots to suit pur.
W. Y. H0GE & BRO,
myB ~ l0S Market street. d
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
A REAL RSTATE. -.

Inpurpuaucc of an Order granted BY the Pro
bate Court Of Belmont county, Ohio, will OaGI
for sale, at Public Auction, on
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.O-PARTNERsHIP.

Tho undersigned having entered into eopart-
noruhip, under the. drm mime Of AdAmB 4 LneAS,
70 carry on the Music business, tpurehAsed OF V.
Harding, Eco No. lC9 Market street., Wheeling,
". Va and Main street. Washington, Pa April
lBt 1873, including stock, axture1 and good WilD
desire 70 inform their friends and the public that
they will continue he business at the shove
points, and respectfully solicit their patronage.
A. II. ADAMS.
c. 7. LUCAS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received until May7th for building School
House in Adams District, Richie township.
Plans and specifications can DO seen at Toll Gate
on Caldwell's Run. The Board reserves the right
70 reject any or all bids oldschool House will
be sold Nay 7th, at O'clock P.M.
GpS0dGR' WILLIAM LITTLE, sec'y.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY FOR SALE

CV4NO1 FOUNDn1 TUX DALE
Tho Quincy Foundry will be offered At Public
Auction on the pEemlseli IN the city Of Wheeling,
TAU RsDAY, NAY lBt, 1873, lots Nos. I, 2, 5. D.
70 and II In square H. In that part Of tho city OF
Wheeling which was laid out in town lots BY
the late Jos. Caldwell, together with tho build.
ings. Improvements and 6ppurtonAnceB upon the
said property any part there0for thereto In any
way appeTtGlnlng, and tho Engines, BQileE1, Ma
ehinery tnIed or otherWise) Patterns, Tools and
implements used in and about the Foundry or
Machine Shops, located on said property.
TBlHB or SALI-PiYO thousand dollars In
cash and tbs remainder IN equal payments, in
ono, two, three, four and ave years With interest
ntom day Of sale, interest to be paid semi an
nuAly. Notes 10 DO we'll secured By personal
security or deedsof trust upon tho property pur-
Chased. A, WILSON. 90
For the Merchants National Bank or wheeling.
The above sale Is postponed until sATUR.
DAY. Nay 10Th, ls7S. at which time the EGie will
take place, at the Court House Of Ohio e9gnty,
at 10 O'Clock 4 u. A. WILSON,
my9 For Merchants National Dank.
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Z 0O0 LBS TOBACCO TWINB
4AOO FWGalo 10y p IL pvpuv
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I STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on WhoslfES t.
land. Price nom 500 to $1,000 each.
TERNS-one-fourth eaih, the rcFSuStn equal
InstallmeutB It one, Two and thce ycars, with In
teEest JNe 2. elLCHhlsT,
ann At Top Nil.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
New and Second. Hand Clothing,

Twin sell at my Auction Rooms, No. $50 Mar
ket street. commencing this Wednesday evening
May T. At Z O'Clock and continue 1ntIl all are
sold, q large and we'll selected BtOnk Of Second
Hand and New Ready Made Clothing, Consisting
OF Men and Youths Clothing: also lot or new
Hats and Caps. All 10 be closed out without ~.
serve Terms each. -r
u GRo. A. wIOKHAM,
, mVI aa.. AuefIonspr
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NOTICE,

IN
hAVo this day qualified as Executor Of ths
estate Of Doctor Robert Il. CummIna, deeeisSd,
Persons indebted for medical service Win pleSse
can a. hia late once and settle the same pfomDt.
", Win Doctor ] ames Oummins, who isAuthOfiE.
Cd 70 receive tho same. All partlCH ,hSVtng
clAimsRgainIt tho estate will present OOme dulS
verified. D1NIRL q LiST
WHEELING, Nay 9, 1873. ma
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SATURDAY. Nay 10. 1919,

Al 10 O'clock. 4. n, upon the premises, the fol.
lowing described Real Estate: Lots 200 and 7Oo,
in Bridgeport known as the
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, LOs
don, gTAduAte nom one OF tho most emlnsrl
Colleges In the United States, and the RrraIti
part Of WHOSE life has been spent In the hOSpIlll
has effected some Of the most astonishing cure
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IL
the head and ears when asleep, great nervou.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bGIhiul
meas, with frequent blu1hlng,. attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were curs:
ImmedtataIV
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BELMONT HOUSE.

Also, the Warehouses and Stables adjoining,
Also. the Rhodes Homestead, vita the out lou
adjoining, containing abeut 81 acres, with 3
good Orchard Of Fruit thereon. Alec, 50 Acfes
Of land adjoining the Homestead, In section q,
with about 10 acres Coal. o. ~. :
TERMS or eALE-Qne.third In hand, one. third
IN ono year, Rndone third in two years, rom
day Of sac, with interest; the payments 70 be
secured by mortgage upon the Premises sold.
WIN. ALEXANDER
~ Admir- Of Moses Rhodes, decd.
BRTrGErOKT, o April Sth, 1873 my3