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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-03-25

1t was q North Carolina landlord
who posted the notice in his dining
room that members Of the Lcgislstare
would By first seated, and aiterwasd
Tho gentlemen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-03-25

Nor, THE OrnER.--A mas ivst his
railway season ticket ncarly q yAaF
ago. Last week he found II in his
Bible. lie has thought It nooessary
TO publish in tho newspapers a slatS-
mont lLaj 'it wasn't his other Bible"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-03-25

A society for promoting meditation
has ruls Chat whoever breaks tho
general silence shall pay Tue damages.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-03-25

What is that which, whom il is
thrown out, you nay always catch
without hands "A hint.
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Tarms Of Subscription,

n paid in advance, or within months....s2 90
II paid after and before months........ 2 so
II paid aftcr tho expiration Of months.. 90
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-23

the two feet lost and six inches more and
was rising when he left. At Fulton, on FIJI
day morning, there were scant two feet bank
in sight, with the water rising at the rate of
three inches in twelve hours. He cOnversed
with Bert Trustworthy, who said none of the
pla nations above or below Fulton We're yet
under water. Opinions were somewhat di-
vided as to what the result would be-most,
however, fearing an overflow.
A dispatch from Fulton confirms the
above, and further states that it continues
to rain. Those interested can draw their
own conclusions.
We have nothing late from Jefferson. At
last accounts it was raining and the bayou
rising. The lakes this side were also on the
rise. 1t is safe to assert that all the streams
within striking distance are on the rise.
The rain yesterday forenoon greatly I'M
peeled what little business there was to do
on the landing, and that business was CON
fined to the hauling of cotton to the Texas.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BrLLETIN,)
Thurs lay Morning, April % 1874.
DAILY RIvEo REP JRT FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL
Is, AT p. NJ.
Having taken charge of the River Column Of this
Eaper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will At all times be pleased
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully
JAMES kerr, JR.
Office at Canal street ferry landing olice.
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ARGYLE-Per steamer Frank Par oud-72 bales
I, otton to H l. Allen&co-7t Aiken L. Watt-50
30 Bucknsr &co-23 Richardson May-l3 ar.
rington &co-l2 Johnson &cp-9 Jurey 4 ellis
Psestid,. Graham &co-8 s Gunther S-8 Cspp
Bros &co-8 s Newman &co-7 Bussey &co-7 Jno
Chafe, Bro X Son-6 Alcus. Sclercx 4 Autey-6 Leh-
man. Abraham &co-6 Meyer, Weis Gco-5 T L Airey
&co-3 L Harris &co-2 W Hoyan-2 Friedlander
Williams Sons--l W Morrison Son--l q VI
Bayly Pond-Sundries order-Total, 33Obales cot
ton
SHREvEPORT-Per steamer Texas-482 bales cotton
Jno Phelps Sco-80 to order-6l Clapp Bros &co-59
Bnckner Bro-G1 W Burbridge &co-50 Geo
Fosdick &co-50 Biakemore &co-48 Britton Moore
80 Wamsley &co-29 + Hardle &co--ls Jno
Chahe Bro Son-1s Meyer weis kco III W Black
&co-7 Acus Scherck / Autey-6 to orders u W
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......GRAlN.....-PROVIsiONs.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at very loves,
rates.
Til following popular brands of -four, of which
have . arge stock hand and to arrive; the stten.
ton If the trade is invited to inspect the before
going elsewhere:
Hinckley Mills, st. Patrick,
Eureka No. l, Napoleon,
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty,
Sucker City, lea able.
Lawl-r's Hamlet, stern Beauty.
OATS
500 sacks Choice Gale ma OATS
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White Yellow and Mixed
HAY
SO bbls. Choice aud Prime.
BACON
3 casks Bacon. Clear and Clear Rib SIDES.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 cases Try Salted SHOULDERS.
50 tierces Retired LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases Susar-cured HAMS.
II. II. LAWD.ER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. IS to s3 Peters street,
uate New Levee,)
And 81 50, 81, 63 aud Is Fulton Street,
ap12 I'm SOP New Orleans.
Harry T. Hays. John H. New.
HAYS 4 NEW,
LAW FFICE,
No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans. spl9 II
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MARINE NEWS,

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New .rIeans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, April %. I
Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Bolivar, Doher'y, for Liverpool
Lowell Il Bailey
Spanish bark Angelina, Llupi. for Barcelona
Png &co
Nor bark Albert, Anderson, for Rev i
Meeker. Knox Shultz
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Exports.

LIvERPOOL-Pe- steamship Bolivar-34O9 bales
cotton 24Op slaves
BAR EL)NA-Per bark Angelina-26O bales cotton
81 800 ataves
REvAL-Per bark Albert-2439 bales cotton
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, |
WEDNESDAY EVE. ING, april %, 1874.

COTTON.
The sales to-day, not including 300 addi-
tiona yesterday embraced little $500 bales, at
easier prices, ill some showing decline of &C
We slightly modify our quotations according y, and
give Also the Exchange figures as below:
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Receipts OF Produce.

HAvANA-Per steamship Msrgaret-217 hhds suga
474 boxes sugar to Chaffraix L Agar
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Arrived.
Brit steamship State of MINI sofa, Hamlin. from Iv-
erpool oath nlt, via Bordeaux 3Oth to A X Miller
&cO-3 dist 80
ship Scotia, Drummond, from Havre Feb 90 to master
Point
Fark Lovtald stephenson Il days from st Thomas in
ballast, ma ter-Pont
Nor bark Nebo, Horn, from Rotterdam, to master -
Point
Schooner Vim Fisher. Hickman. 5 days from Uti Ia
TOD Macheca Il $ Oterl-2d list P
TOwBOATs.
Gladiator, Sheldon, from the Passes-went down
lght-brought up bark Iowa and schooner VIM
Fisher
STEAMBOATS,.
Empire. Jeanfreau from Lower Coast
Frank Pargoud White, from Argyle
Bertha, DAD, from Washington
Texas, Stinde. from Shreveport
Ida, Forgay, from st Martlnsye
Josephine, Cozz ms, from Bonnet Care.
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Favorite, v,lentiney, from Pass Manchac
Schooner 5 Smms from Amite river
Schooner Elk from Tchefuncta river
Schooner PAS agoula, from Pascagoula
Schooner Mopeta, from Biloxi
Schooner Major J Ranncy from Pascagoula
Schooner Modesto, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Democrat. from Bayou Lacombe
schooner Alcyon. from Pascigoula
Schooner Little john from Bay st Louis
Schooner Richard. from Biloxi
Schooner Lizzie Kellum, from Horn Island
Barge Pearl Rivers, from Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Lille Smidt from Pearl river
Schooner Ophe ia from Bay st Louis
Schooner st John the b ptist. from Pass Manchac
Schooner airline z, from Bay st Louis
Below-COming Up.
Schooner Excelsior, Nelson from Ruatan Island to
Macheca 8 Oteri
Below Waiting Orders.
Ship Havre, Terkesen, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
Shin ScintA NJ tcheI Z days from Haxre in ballast
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beard OF TRUSTEES.

beard OF TRUSTEES.
G. w. Allen, !. L. Hass,
A. }. Aiken. H. dunt,
Hugh Allison. j. Davidson Hill,
J. A. Braselnan, Jas. =. Lanphier,
w. I. Blakemore, Robt L. Moore.
|. Bloom, John Myers,
Sam. Boyd, n. j. Mullan.
e. H. G. Brown, Edward Male,
John d. Cobb, Edward c. Payne.
Lloyd r. Coleman, Henry Reid
Geo. W. Church, q. w. Sentel,
j. W. Champlin, W. b. Thompson,
j. E. Campbell, Fred Wing.
Fred. Ernest, G. w. Wood,
Ben GersOn, T. 8, Waterman,
G. A. Green, Louis A. Wilt.
New Orleans March l. 1873. apps I'm
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Ship Havre, Terkelsen, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
Ship Sciota tchell 81 days from Havre, in ballast
to A Miller eco
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SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

This old and reliable Company is issu ng Policies
Fire, River and Marine risks on the most favor.
able terms All losses prompt adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms at their office, 81 Camp street.
corner of Commerce al Alley.
JAMES 1. DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
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n. o., j. AND G.. n. h. n. Co.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1874:

n. a., j. AND G. N. II. H. Co.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1874:
H nry s. McComb. Thomas A. Scott.
William Shaw, j. W. Mccullough.
Junius B. Alexander, Cyrus II. Mccormick,
Tavid Solomon, Samuel H. Edgar.
Lewis Alcus, A. Schneider.
ichard Pritchard, William A. Gordon,
A. NJ. West. Walter NJ. Francis
John c. Lucas, Martin B. Hillyard,
Jason Niles, Thomas ShAcklefOrd.
ap21 tt
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid up capital. $500, 00C
Assets estimated at their cash value. $50, 359
DIVIvENDS PAID ON STOCK-TEN PER CENT.
DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY
ABLE IN CASH.
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The above is a just and correct transcript Of the
books OF this Company
New Orleans March 81, 1874.
J. II. OGLE BY, President.
WALT R HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
City of New Orl ans-Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore m, this 18th t,ay If April 1874.
EDWARD JOY, rotary Public.
New Orleans, April Is. 1S74-At meeting of Direct
ors held tn day, it resolved that a div dend of
fifteen per cent the capital stock of tue Company.
be decla ed payable ON demand. apis Inn
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Below-COminG I'm,
Below Waiting Orders.

Schooner Excelsior, Nelson. from Ruatan Island to
Macheca Il Oteri
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CT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co.
I,b4
surplus TO Policy Holders over... $40 900
Number of policies in force, nearly. ..... 5000
The attention Of all Policy Holders Of the following
companies:
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Ia called to the fact that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title Of the Louis Life
Insurance. ompany. The consolidated company, m.
bining does the INN business of the three
companies with the e1pen Of but Office manage
ment. ia enabled to offer exceptional advantages 70
insurers. For pa, ment Of Premiums or any other
business connected wAh the companies address
HARMON DOANE o. nj Southern Agent
Louisiana aud Southern Miss., l82 Grayier and
ap8Eu 81 Carondelet street, New Orlsana
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SALAMANDER INSURANCE COMPANY,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE RI,Ks.
City and Country,
No. rs Royal str ct,
Opposite the Citizens Bank.
CHAS. ROMAN, President.
JULES LIE NOR Secretary.
apl7 Inn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
t;eueraI Gof on The stump.

A discussion took place at PruntytoWn,
Taylor county, Gin the Second DlStric,l
between Judge G. D. CAMDEN and Gen.
Con-, q few days ago, on the political Is
sues Of the day. Both gentlemen were
there attending Court A correspondent
writes Us Is follows ia regard 10 the re-
suit:
uGen. Cot gave the Judge the most
complete rebuke have ever heard. ! do
not think the Judge viii rally again dur
ing the campaign. He came to PruniY-
town 10 speak for Faulkner and the new
Constitution, two Of the most unpopular
subjects imaginable"
We may say in this connection that
General GoyF expects TO take the stump
actively IN this District next week. and 4"
devote himself TO the canvass 'HHI INC
day Of election. II Is VT lmPoSsiole
that several joint discussions Will ake
place Of proninent points throughout the
Dstrict between himself and Col. Will
SON, provided the latter canb be induced to
enter into an arrangement. The General
has received very gratifying assurances as
TO the prospects Of the campaign and he
is ready to do his part as the standard
bearer OF the anti. Ring and anti.BOurbon
voters Of the First District. Anumber Of
appointments will be announced in few
dsyA. he will probably speak in this city
Iome time next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09

AJoET Committee appointed by the
last Legislature Of Virginia to consider
and recommend to the next Legislature
such amendments TO the State Constitu-
ton as may be needed has been in session
during the summer, and has agreed upon
SeTersl suggestions, the more important Of
which are: l. That the ancient "Bll
Of Rights" Of the State Is 10 be
restored. 9. That a capitation tar, not
to exceed e, be collected from all persons
voting at the State elections, such tar to
be applied exclusively TO the support OF
schools. 3. To restore the e,pd Oote system
Of voting at elections. 4. To authorize
the Governor TO veto any item in any ap-
preparation bill. 5. To reduce the num-
bar Of members In the General Assembly,
have biennial sessions, and authorizing
the Legislature to grant charters for the
government Of cities and towns. Q.
Amending the judicial system by the
abolition ola iAaVe number Of petty courts.
Z. To regulate the b>reral tax for schools
50 that 1t shall supply Wv The revenne
needed In addition 70 the pro- ~. a, ,ho
capitation tax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
WEST VmeIxIA. holds within /

WEST VIRGINIA. holds within her
ragged breast q yeritSble empire Of MIN
erAl wealth. The latest discovery Is that
OF an extraordinary deposit Of iron, near
hoorefeld. Several veins have been
opened, all Of them OF extraordiary
thickness and richness. The ore IL taken
out in immense blocks, some weighing
three hundred poundA which lie wedged
compsctly together, but are easily sep
ArAted with the cIOWbar. On the surface
these blocks lie horizontally, and cover
an area Of one hundred yards in width.
and miles In length. Beneath the surface
the blocks are perpendicular and in veins
Of INFESTED thickness, though known 10
be more than thirty inches. Pittsburgh
ought to profit BY this revelation. Pits
bnTgh Commercial efhes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09

TEE popular notion that the healthiul-
meas Of cities depends upon their eleva-
ton is questioned, and the doubt is Sus.
tanned by statistics, For instance, the
average elevation OF New York Is IS feet,
Of Philadelphia the same, Of s.. Louis
475 feet, Of Chicago 5s5 feet, and of Bal
timore 90 feet. Vital statistics show that
Of the cities named those having the high.
at elevations, Chicago and 1t. Louis, are
more unhealthy than any other cities in
the Union excepting New Orleans. The
natural inference, therefore, 10 that the
health Of cities does not depend so much
upon the elevation % upon their physical
Surroundings and the rigid enforcement
Of proper sanitary regulations.
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The IronTrnde.
OFFICE OF WILLIAM MEANS,
CIHCINHATI. Sent. s.

OFFICE OF WILLIAM MEANS, !
CINCINNATI. Sept s. !
Tho transactions during the past week
have not tended TO strengthen the faith
Of either producers or consumers in an
improved state OF affAiB In the immediate
future A quiet consumptlvs demand
prevails but only for present wants Con.
sumers continue very conservative in their
purchases. A recovery from the present
depressed condition Of things must, we
think, be very gradual, and can only be
accomplished by increased consumption,
without a corresponding increase in pro.
duction.
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lTos the IstslligeneIrl
important Railroad Cnt.OH.

We learn that the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company hss In serious contem.
plAtion . branch from New Creek 10
Hanging Rock, on south branch oil Po-
tomAc, five miles north Of Pomeroy, there
incorporating with the South Branch
Railway on 10 Green Spring River Sta
ton, on IL main line, fourteen miles east
oil Cumberland, shortening the distance
for coal and all Western trade and travel
about eleven miles. This shortening oil
the line proposed cuts Of Cumberland,
already too much embarrassed BY the
meeting oil the Connellsville and main
western lines within her limits, TO the
great detriment and inconvenience oil both
road and city. This work will be proba-
bly, undertaken in the coming year, and
will prove 81 economy and great conVe'
nience to the travel and trade Of all
Northwest Virginia.
CORRESPONDENT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

GAZETTE OFFICE, MONDAY, Sept. T.
There is good degree Of animation in
the Fifth Street Horse Market: In add.
ton to our regular home buyers there are
several purchasers from a distance who
are buying. Tho sales during the past
week foot up 345 head. One car load
went to Philadelphia. The prices paid
for this load ranged from 500 to $3.50
each. One car load to Baltimore; prices
paid from $S5 TO $l20. And also one car
load to Richmond, Va; prices from $s5
TO $40.
The demand for horses ia ahead Of the
supply.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Market,

CINCINNATI, Sept. There Aas been
q good local demand Tor TIE osttsr grades
Of hay, and with ory moderate receipts
prices are full. sustained. Some choice
iosts bs.e sold as high As $2s per ton,
hv. the bulk OF the prime hay goes at
$25. Clover 10 scarce and nominal. Sheai
oats are in active demand and firm. Rye
straw sells well at previous prices. There
Is but little wheat or oAt straw offered.
We quote prices loose on wagons, deliv-
cred, as tolloWs:
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Educational.

MFRS. 9. Z. sMYTR's SCHOOL F0p
IN GIRLS-LindsleyI Institute BuildinS ~. IN
Of koa and 18Th streets, viii reopen septSmSH NJ.
Ih, 1875. a Inll course Of Instruction n Il,
Languages taught By Or. Mayer. CAS-. !.
Drawing and Painting By Ma Nilkibaop u
For further information call a he Fe,id.,.-
OF Ais.smyth, corner Of Byron and iS,h .Ies,,
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CHERlFFs SALE.

~
I viii sell on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER u,
1874, At 10 o'clock A. r., At the Court House In
the botouKh Of Beaver, tue following described
All that certain parcel or tract OF land situate
In the township OF Noon, In the county Of Bea.
yer and State Of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described As follow, viz: Beginning At post
At the Ohio river, where the old broadhead road
enters the same, thence By said river ssuth q
degrees, west q rods TO pest, thence south 20
degrees, esstG rods 70 lands Of Jacob Wagner,
thence Along said WIghef's line north 81 degrees,
east y rods 70 post, thence north Is degrees,
west IS rods to the place OF beginning, contain.
ing ten acres OF land, more or leIS, underlHid By
ten loot vein OF RiEe Clay and two foot vein
OF Coal. on which 10 erected large frame dry
house 81 BY 90 feet, boiler house 30 by u feet,
stone brick ktlns with Z respective capacity OF
g COG and 5000. drying door with is double
hlues with . capacity Of 8 Qua brick. frame sta.
BILE, . hrstclAss Mcintosh i Hemphill double
hued engine, 20 inch boiler 20 feet long Il inch
cylinder and u Inch stroke, with governor, cold
water pumps, &C, all complete, - drst-class Get
Of rolls for grinding. and \ superior machine for
Of wrought iron shifting an inclined plane with
complete machinery for raising and lowering
coal and brick from yard To rlYer with two coal
and brick cars, one cart and harness, EiH wheel
bAErows, with . complete ret Of mining tools,
including shoyels, picks, drills, &c, &C., one
bellows, together with complete set OF biacE.
smith tools, one barge with = Carrying capacity
Of atty thousand Ere brick, with al mSehinefy
and hHtures complete necessary 10 the mAuulAc.
ture and shipping II ali kinds Of fire brick OF
arst-elAss quality with tile OF different sizes,
&C.. &C.; also a750(0 Are brick OF d'st-ciAss
quality with tile OF different sizes, 6c., &c, &c.
eeiEed and taken 10 execution as the property
OF y. =. wilson, Administrator, and N. b. Quay,
a. the suit OF r. ". hAckey IN trust for Henrlet.
u 1eCutcheon.
CHAMBRRLlN WHITE,
eep6 Sheriff OF Beaver County
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oLDHAA-on Tuesday afternoon, septem.
Der s., 1874, at 4 O'Clock. SAMUEL HHRVIT OLD.
HAN, In the 3lst year OF his age.
Funeral services this afternoon at 81 o'clock,
at the residence Of his father, No. 81 Fifteenth
street His remains will be conveyed to West
Alexander, by rail-, tomorrow morning, THUR.
day, the 9th inst, At I O'Clock.
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NOnlnAilOn Of Col. Andrew Stewart
for Congress.

uNIoSTowS, Pa, Sept Z, 1s74,-The
Republican Conventions Of FAyette and
Greene counties met to-day and nomi.
mated Col. Andrew Stewart Tor Congress
BY acclAmation. Westmoreland county
having cast its vote for him he Is now the
Republican standard bearer in this dis.
t1ict.
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For sale.

ToR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE
y BUILDING LOTS. Lots No !, 80, I and
equlrO !, oilehrllt'I Addition, O. feet on n.
York street, running east 80 feet 70 the river
Thee lots are a. high . any On the lalAnd,
he WLtef mont protected from washing.
TIRIs-One third cash and the reaidle Ii one
and two years, with interest.
X. q. JORDAN, $3.50 ChApline street, or wy
H0GE d BRO, BAiley'I Block, Market street
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF Deed Of Trust made By Robert
B, Woods 10 me a. Trustee. bearing date Tie Soth
day Of January, 1865. and recorded In the Clerk
oRiGe Of the County Court Of ohio C0unty, In
Deed Book No. 80, pAga -. 1AhAl on
SATURDAY, the IGIh day Of October, 1874,
a. the mont door Of the Court HOUSE OF Ohio
county, at 10 O'Clock A. H., Offer ior sale at pub-
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about ~ miles north Of the city Of wheel
Ing on the cast side OF the Ohio river being part
Of the A. P. Woods, decd, home iarm, having Q
mont on the east Bide OF the county road and
bouuding thereon Is poles, Gnd extending back
eastward About 100 poles, containing q \ acres
Of land covering and including lek acres OF coal,
Also, q strip Of land 10 feet Wide and about 81
poles long, running from the south western corn,
Sr Of aid tact to the river being the north hall
Of private road. .r. -
TIEHi o. sIIT-ons.th third cab and the bal
Inee In lix and twelve Months, secured BY Deed
Of Trust. 8, BRADY, Trustee.
&c. HKRVBY, Auetioneer.
At the came time will DO offered for sale ii0k
aeres Of coal lying Immediately back Of the
AUS B0BERT B. WOODS.
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KoCH's SWISS BlTTERs-

AUTHORIZATIONS Whn
~ are sun ring In any way from imnaIyed
vision should not fall to ny oar Perfected spec.
tAeles, as they nVLriAbly Afford GlmOst a.
neous relief, and restore eye-slght. They always
feinnRorate and strengthen the eye. Cal II
ne MARKET Street JeWelIy Store, iSOI, below
AeLuie House, for SpectAeles, Watches, Jewel.
y, SILVER Ware, Clocks, Gold Pens, &C.
y Pine Watches repaired and Warranted.
eep9 OXTOBY 4 DUFHIRLD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-09
: MDsLEY INSTITUTE.

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