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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-15
GOttIieb Yoltng'S
Sraiterei
Columbia, Da..

srfrsut ft felt ldnat rints pppIutsranbGifn
&ufts I'm gaHjtH Stdait. Die 9Taurrtl IN
NIT ben bsffH tiHb btipSbrififR aneern Gin.
ri&tunaer vfrlstsn, unb bas bon ibr prpbu,irtt
9tr u traffic, fril&. auefnrbnt unb arlunb,
rinr aus DALI uub 9cpfen, pbne 9timiIHung
fdGbIiHtr Subaanjfn gebraut - tpas beutsu
Sage tupbI Hitt gan, unn5itie 30 bfnitrItn n.
Wis 9Taansifltr babe ID fell AHTitm 9srrn
aneuf Wetb, (iTtbrn paTtutr bon prn.
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emtntnie 8ffGblsuns ~ bifltut 8truft alIee.
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fabFuna uHb foriStisbiev @irflamlfa 4, ,psl
bsr arBbtfn 9raufTfifn pbIIabeIpbia's fubie.
= Bniauf unitr bfH Htiffn unh I'm RttaiI.
Ginfm attbrtfH 1ubIIfuni iitrbanpt unb Zen
pnrn @lribtn insbeipnbere snipftbIi f& ~
ssHtisieH 8siu&sn uHb 8sIisaaH8sH
GottI. YoaHs, Sraasr.
Columbia. qjd.. SOFf. q. 1874
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-15
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bunben
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fit bic SrarI, osbunbtH
-1irAenRbre, gebunbsn
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bait; 1inberaOtirsbifnR, SOmmsrsnst.
as, Der f&Unfs Baum
-8saesianss auf Sllern unb gfueRru
0tfang- unb @bcraIbu6 fiir fir&I.
unb bdusI. @tbrau@. Bon Or. pbH.
SRnf. 756 Ssiifn. SH 9ibrrbant
Der 0Gnger am Grab. Sn
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-15
Oie nr6Gte glerbrrltnnn.

Die Circulation ttr ypennfyleautf&s
Stdats- 3fitung" In Daupbin County
10 sr6bsr aIS bic irBenO einer anOtrtn In 9ar>
risburg grSmftfn bsutlbeu OSfr en8lil&rn Bel
tung. Sie birttt bsebalb bic beiir UtltssnbrIL
Hnleisrn In 6itlem IbttIe btS Stiatss cine
mtfle 8rrbreiluna III psrIhalFen.
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Scr Sibnb In Gtbi6t.

SinSerf@ubt-irins l&Snrsn
GinSsn mir I'm sanitn 9sbsn,
gBit iis Isi&t uHb ubus Scrssn
lltbsr SIumtnpfabt l1ptbsn,
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. ME sladli&. iptr fit irGst
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Duib unb Spfnnne piIsnn NIT:
Aats @rcbf, nIIts S&Snt
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9n btT i&Snrn 9ussntSsii
- bas Ssrj nod frii& unb ,psIt.
Sanj. unN SraHif&ub-lsl'iss @iunSm,
eBc ned &cfsn auf ben @anssn,
gBo nod Feline bItine 5duI&uus
Das bssIiidie Strs umfanssn--
sBO bic eifbsssUtisr issnsnb
Ias Stn S6btn nistnl&psbsn
tlnS br Mprlbs CARTE 9Iatttn,
Dnr& bic bIonbtn epdrn pttru!
GinniaI eriinst nur tn Wai,
SsPssr etsbs 3autssi.
Saus d &ub enbIi@ unb pantpffeI
glabntn an tss estsus pIast
YIN has &tsimtnt br 8vautn,
an bic arbtiisI9prsn Gage;
absr aud on fliaf 8nubsn
Sn benz bausll&tn abIt,
Na& efS 5assS buntsm SpitIs.
Au& tni aIiT fiilt bic grua
Gid NIT iliGtr 0Itdrs Cup.
Sb mir nun auf aruDsm 8uBt,
Obr Oh auf fIsIHfn Irbsn,
Sb dH ip6brIi& Nabl mir baIifn,
Sb mir BAH unb GsRt stbsn,
Sb mir In brm siSnfn Sault
SSr Oh In frtmbtn ppbnsn,
Ot nit SuIO'guHB uHs bic @tul&m
DIR Ot nit llnbani Iubnrn:
SsSsE i&rint CT aud brsIIidt
Bsib bod, pObsr S&ub ibn briidt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-15
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "rENNsYLvANI-
scHESTAATs-zEITUNd" inDauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as we'll as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ing medium in this part of the State.
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ben unb 9anftn e,s Sausbsrrn pH.
aummtt. eas 0tiutn bar 8rau wurtf
LETTER; Rtl wars, absr pIs @rabts-
imwtIstn lag 10 iibsr tsm Sauir.
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Stlitben
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gebunten
@ pIfen SimmIiiHts 8Tanii.
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8n qebfrbane
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JbtpIcsie. On etiupdnb gsbunbsn
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Glide.
DIE @banesIitn ts5 Rlrtsniabrss fir
Spnntaas. ShuItn etc.
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Stidp, IN Qsinpanb astunben
Sn 9tbeTbanb
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ben, taIb WpIpnp
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9n2 - - IiIf. Wicrcc.
in bnlb Niprcrcc
8UgtIba d, g.. pnF. Das 9tbsn DIR.
widriir eutbrr'S. IA priuwanb ae.
bunten
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bttE RintraIwaFfsL faniole seeint
,ry Gdtuei,ers unb eimbargersaaie, iCDts
feline 9aBana Gigarrfn ftis auf Sane. lin
etntIstsn 3uipru& biiiti
Jaeob S6nie,
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Bolts. unb Sua.ns. .@aflfttn.

pprn, @. 8. D., Gr3atIuHssn. Guni--
pItt nit ,Dfs aIifn S9niiebs S<iobs
G,efGiaten" IN IA 8Gnbfn 80
Spffmau, 8rant GrsabIuuefn
1-52, NIT il 1 5cliI@nitt, III f@6S :
utmllmi&las brcl6irt pfr8Sn6Gsu
8 ey, 3d., Gtnflig t}absIn. Nsue Nus.
sats na& ntutn 3ti&uunssn, l&6n
aebunbfa
pra@ s9i ilbtr.GibtL nit
SIrItH gri6blunesH unb @fbiHhn
&pbtHfen @rupe. Bon Dd.
MEL be Soc. Ntu tTj6bii ben 8. {.
Stubnsr, nit pIfIfu Saulrationtn,
gut esbunesH
Q StruweIpetsI snitaIisnb Iufis
es Gef9i&tfn unb bTOIIiee 8iIbn
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Sob. Gbpatb SabI, 8Ijs.pdRttnt.
Sngu S1nmann, @tfrtdr.

9uBU SWHHInHH, SetrEaf.
Sbr aapitaI III In gaarsm @sIbe aasslsst.
sic Bat ftin ROtsn> SyRsm, baS tpis 9lp:tsnss
auf BEN Giesntbum Iisst. Sic strIanst feline
Ra6Sabluns. Die YrdHisn wtrbtn In barren
9eI6e einbtIabIt fur ben eanItn 9sitraum brr
9erRherune, tniiptbtr fur ben 9titTaum BON ets
bbbsr lne. als In ben @ssrnisilissn 9srTStr>
pness s@efsll&aftsn.
auf Dunl@ btr 8trF4tritn pnbtH bic pOIi>
en- In btutfGtr Spra&t atstfast.
Verll6ert tn Der @erlnanta !
Die aItrfte. rsibite anb aaberIGiTsffs
Demtfcbe
8euer8eriI I6erun9Ss s@elea lbaft
In ben Der. Staaten.
9otaGs&StRttr;
s. 9Sm. GteSmann,
fur Sarrisbnra unO llmRrgenO.
g, Slcif6er,
fir SuIliOnbsburg unO llmgsgeno.
.. 2)efer,
fir gaatalr unb llmss9.nb.
RE Sf1U: Rr0. 13 gPaIuut Ghnbt.
Tr. 0Sm. 3ie6mann,
liz Narp @Gtp, nobe btr iJrCnt Strast.
SnrrtSbur8, pa.
Nebruar 90, 1S75.-lS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-15
e. j. RtdInrn & Boos.

Ss dJs Ultta5ttLu u JJuuO,
30. 81 9rOabpap, R,p>2Irrt.
@ir btidaftiesn uns felt 6tm Sabre 1917 mil
Scm 8trfauf BON Wc&IsIn auf europa une
NIT NussabIungfn ron @elbfrn In irbGm
Srte Deutibldne5, bic ben GmpfanatTn fret
tns Snus asbraht tpsr6en;
ftrnrr als alleinlge
@rufraI:paTiaae e:Agrntur Der Gam. =
burger 9nmpfidBiffe ''
nit benz
gtrTauf Bon Stifvl6tinrn aur &rtlr ra6
uub bon europa. fir bic DambilGiiie ber
Sambars.amtrifauiiRsn pdfeiinbtgIrii,r.
eIrIrRidaft;
nit her
auslftauna bon StiifsIGrinfn ,ur HstIr
mad Hsp 2JOrf, fir bic non Bremen tirrft
(niht ibfr @neldnb) na6 Stem. 2prF nnb
Baltimore fabrsabtn eruif&en Statli&ifs;
NIT Der
8srIulIuna siustbrn6rr 8darrn. 9prinr u,,
iIbrbdupt nit alien I'm 3uGbauif ~ Ssrrit.
tsnOeu @ti&iftfu,
nn6 NIT efr
8tf6rbtruHs bon @itsrn iebu @ri, mad
anS bon europa, VStr In bas 9nnnt gInitri.
fa's.
s. .. &tharb & 8uas
Np. 61 DrOabpap.
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Bedmaun& & ptrtse, Dsut.
l&ts 2sifbu&. 1. Siuft
D eIImetf Ger, ber erOBe amtrl.
IanlfGf, gtbunetn
@rfeb. Chr. g., WbTttrbuG, Ia btuts
i&tr une snsliiGsr Spva9t. 2 vols.
Sn baIf Mprprep
Gafel, Ntufe pOql6n6Iets GnaIiIG.
DtuiI9ts unb DsuilG GnaIif&fs
EalHtn MBrirrbu&, nit hrr MuS.
IpraGs her btutl6eR unb enaIiIGsn
MUrifr unb nit bslOnbfrfr 8eTiidGh.
ilauus bsV tt&niIGeu Iusbrudr. 67A
Stiten. @ut aebunben
@arrsn's S&uIetc9rapbif. @r-
buntsn
Mgtnitn SfrIanei fir ale GbsiIt bts q
atatp9e gratts. - WsgGn 2
suustu ptner man f9 at
Ga. 8ebIer, gtrIsssr & Bu&.SS
2O2 Rcrb glirit Sirabe, pbIIabfIbI
ApTil 90, 1s75-t9.
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Sscrlaa pUm 8. &Dblcr,
202 RotO Ate StraBe, philadelphia,

9tbtL bic, entbaIttnt fGmmiIiHt
SHrifitnets Mlttn unb 9itutn It.
iiamfuts unb Die siprgrepbtn, nat
DIR. Rartin 2uibtr'S llttsrirBung.
9Rti gcItte, 0crbemerfungtn ium
VI. II. u. 1tf. unS Fnnen Ginlri.
tunaen III ben rinisIutn SiHsrn ttr
bI. Shrift ppn DIR. @. ). Wlann.
groB Sualio.8prnal.
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No. 0. A. giit &c 9iItnH biitc etbun.
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EtnSfrgpIbung %
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8ermbaen
9aar an 9anS unb In Der 9anf, $40, ,664.s
9onbs uno Wprteasss, trlit Nnfprabe
auf IttssnbeS gissnibun ini gBsrb
bon $l,593,7OG, 666, ,130. .2S
Ser. Ct. 8pnbe, anstasbtner @srlb, 576, $50, 90
Staat unb CITY Banbs, 53,241, 90
8anf> Stod, 100000
anItiben esit6nt tur6 gVlattraIS (an>
ssstbtntr Wsrtb, $SS.476),' 29,5O0 90
grunoriOrntbun, 1865
9upahs an SnitrtGen, San. l, 1875, 16,750.s4
9aar in Sanb Der astntsn, unS gum
ginfenbuns btrsit, 97,5s2.l6
llntpatIlirtt gramirn auf grlieieS, 3,574.5S
Of ZOO ron ~
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9ermanio
eyeuer : SerFdernitgss
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81 eW ? q Drf
SffCe: $50. 175 SrDabipap.
office: go. rs BrDabWaD.

SibrlI&t litbtrNAt fur baS Sabr en'
btnb DECEMBER 81, 1874, an ben OtntraI, Iuei.
tor bts StaairS YtnnlpIsanien ttrlbtst Btmdb
ben gstbsH bitltS Siaaies:
&aar-Gapital, $500, 900. 90,
atitrpIrt fur gBkttr>8rr.
H&trang, 5G2. .196.7O
8sisrSIrt Iar gsrluas. 77,592.72
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GASOLINE EXPLOSION AT NEW
ARK.
Terrible Results Of an Experiment
with a New Fire Engine
Large Number of Persons
severely Burnt.

NEWARK, o., July pa terrible
accident occurred here last evening.
The city authorities, for the purpose of
testing the merits of the Champion Fire
Engine. had erected small building
filled with combIstible matter. The
Street Commissioner and the Chief of
the Fire Department were saturatIng the
pile with gasoline, when aome boys,
some thirty yards above the building,
placed a lighted match in the gutter,
which conveyed the fame to the build :
ing, exploding it, and burying the
Street Commissioner and others in the
debris. A great number were badly
burned; some it is believed will not re.
cover. The list Of the burned is rs fol-
lows,
Badly-Charles Hamilton, Street
Commissioner; Hon. John B. Jones,
George Thomas, John Prethro, AL.
Parkinson, Chas. Brown, August Khor-
man, Willie Prethro, Willie Smaller,
JAS. Jennings, Johnny Ellington. Willie
Frey, Willie Shrumbey, John Garvey,
Charles Vietmeler, Patsy Jennings, w
s. Daley, of Toledo, General Agent of
the Smith Bridge Company, and August
Shaller.
Slightly burned-D. c. Winegardner,
Mayor; Jacob Weaver, Bennett Slough,
Frank Saville. Jack Jones, Dan. l..
Jones, Chief Fire Department; J. Bar
ton, George Scott, Lon. Flory, Henry
Soda, w. Soda, Willie Parks, Johnny,
Martin, Willie Linke, Casper Boggs
Bob Simpson, Isaac Dunn, Mont. Nor.
man (colored), Thos. Anderson, D.
Jones, Andrew Monrath. James Socks,
Sam. Socks, Silas Drew, James Ponser,
Charles Davidson, Sam. Brooke, Pat.
Hennon, viii. Winning, J. B. Shaw, and
Jonathan CARRIER.
For the space of an hour after the ex-
plosion the streets presented a sad spect-
acle Mothers were seen rushing frant-
ically through the crowd in search of
their children. The police force were
powerless.
The City Council is censured upon all
hands for using gasoline. Mr.. Peabody,
who is here exhibiting the Champion
Fire Engine, cautioned them against u.s.
ing explosive matter.
Willie Frey, one of the VIC
Tins of the gasoline explosion, died this
evening.
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AGENTS WANTED.

On. FooTE ia tina author Of MEDICAL Con-
MON sErnE." n book that reached a olroulatinu
Of over $4,000 copies; also, of q" PLarN Honru
TALK," more recently publishsd, which has sold
70 the extent Of Ta 600 copies aiso Of " scrHECE
IN sTonH, which 70 now being pnbliahsd in series.
oowTEMTa TAmLmH
Of all, excepting tho Grst-mentioned work (Which
is out Of printl win be sent Gres application
to eithsr Dr. Fo0TR, or the hulfty Ein PublliA-
irg cempAny, Whoss oflcs Is 10 Easl asa atrpst.
Agents-both men ana wonan-wnutad 10 seli
the foregoing workn, 10 whom liberal pEoat wa
bs allowed. The beginnings Of small fortunes
have been made In selling DE-. Foozz's popular
works. PLArN Holn TALE g." is partioula1iy
adapted 70 adults, and +" sc1EEcE N SroRE" h
jHst ths thing for tho Young. Send for 1ontuntu
tables and see for yoursalvsa- The former answers
q multitude Of questions which indlsu ana gemtle
men feel delioaeg about aang Of thair physciaua.
There is nothing IN literature a. an lka eilhar
Of tho foregoing works. "BcuENcn ~ BTOuH"
can only ba had "a agents or Of the Publinharl.
"PLAIN HOME TALK" is published IN both the
engllsh and osrnan Languages. once more,
Agents Wanted
ADDRESS As ABoYR
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The Delaware peach growers have
nearly made arrangements with the
American Steamship Company for the
shipment of peaches to Europe. It may
be of interest to learn what the propos-
ed plan is. The company would allow
the growers to hit up the steerage forward
cabin with their refrigerators, which can
be done with $500 for each vessel. This
portion of the ship would hold $4,000 or
80, 900 baskets, and compartment i'm
mediately underneath could be fitted
mp which would carry 5000 additional.
The company would charge the growers
for the shipment of this amount of fruit
to Liverpool about $4,000. and gave
them the privilege of sending out ali
agent free of charge with each consign-
ment. The officials stated that a mean
OF fifty degrees WAS always
kept at sea, and that the cost for ice
would, for this reason, be less.
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a citizen of ATHENS, Mich, two weeks
ago found very hard, quartz-like piece
of sandstone, about two inches thick,
on which was inscribed what he thought
to be ancient characters. He carried the
stone to town and exhibited it to the
curious villagers, who gazed at it with
awe and veneration, some of the more
pious expressi, & belief that it was a
piece of the identical stone brought down
from the mountain by Moses and in his
wrath thrown down and broken. Under
the heat Of the excitement gentleman
of that village bought the stone for SO.
The stone was carried to Battle Creek,
Michigan. for the inspection of geolo-
gist, when it was discovered that on one
side of the stone were wave or ripple
marks, between the depressions of which
were worm marks or Petrifcations, caus-
ing a resemblance TO ancient characters
written apparently on regular lines
across the stone.
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Resolution of Respect.

At meeting of the Buckeye Valley
Grange No. $40, held in Clayton town
ship, Perry county, Ohio, July 18th.
1875, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all-wise
and unerrinig God to remove from our
midst our esteemed brother, Lemuel R.
Skinner, who was true christian, wide
ly known, loved and respected by all
who knew him, therefore, be it
ResoLred, That we shall ever cherish
in memory q record such as his-kind
and honest in all things; good name to
be revered and honored in all time to
come.
ResOlUed, That We sincerely and earn
estly sympathize with the bereaved wife
and children, relatives and friends of
the deceased brother, and would tender
to them what consolation we can upon
the death of one SO beloved by them.
ResoIUed, That the above resolutions
be entered upon the minutes of this
Grange, and copy sent to the papers
of Perry county, Ohio, and The Ohio
Farmer, for publication, and a copy of
the publications sent to the family of
the deceased
II. p. SELLERS,
JAS. III. BEACHAM,
Committee
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To HOrsemen.

The undersigned takes pleasure in an.
nouncing to the citizens of this section
of the county that he has rented the
race-track of the P. G. L. S. A. & NJ.
A. U. Society at Somerset, and has the
same in thorough repair, and is now
prepared to break and train horses. My
terms for handling horses are as follows:
For each animal, including feed, one
dollar day; or fifty cents a day when
the owner furnishes the feed. Good
care will be taken of all horses left in
my charge, and no pains will be spared
to render satisfaction to owners. Apply
at the Fair Grounds.
THOMAS PARSONS.
SOMERSET, o., July 80. 1875. Iowa
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SELLERS OF REAL ESTATE

OUR connections with other Real Estate
~ Agents 10 very extensive, and aided by our
advertising arrangements, gives US splendid op-
portunities for buying and selling property.
We Will do all in our power to secure purcha-
sers, and having found them we Will assist them
in getting what they want, with just the kind
Of title they want.
We offer for sale the following property:
270 acres of first class farming and grazing
land with good buildings, plenty of water and
timber, also an abundance of good fruit; miles
south east Of Somerset, Ohio, and on very rea-
sonable terms
167 acres miles south of Somerset, Ohio, in
very good repair, good soil, 100 acres cleared,
balance in the best of timber, all well fenced
good springs and about 1900 fruit trees; truly
good farm at q low price and easy payments.
I6 acres Of land In Thorn township Perry coun-
ty, Ohio; very neat ~ story house, good fruit.
some timber, and every thing in the best Of r
pair; fine little home for some one cheap
$40 acres of hrst class prairie land in O'Brien
county, Iowa, will sell cheap or trade for a small
farm in Ohio, or town property.
10 acres of land with good improvements
good soil, plenty Of choice fruit and good soft
water, adjoining the corporation oil Somerset,
Ohio. Win positively sell cheap.
A desirable property situate in the city Of
Circleyille, Pickaway county, Ohio, consisting
of a dwelling house In very good repair contain
ing six rooms and ki4chen, good well Of water,
cistern, necessary out buildings, well set with
fruit trees, in healthy locality and quiet neigh
borhood.
Also q vacant lot situate in said city and in the
same locality the above said lot; is nicely stu-
ated for building In good neighborhoOd. These
properties will be sold on reasonable terms.
August 8, 1873. v1n17