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SchenCk's PnImOnic syrup for
the Cure OF Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.

The virtue Of this medicine Is that Il
ripens the matter aud throws 1t out OF the
system, pusifes the blood, and thus effects
q cure.
ScuESCE's SEA WRKD Tonic, ToR THE
CURB OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF
the stomach, creating IN appetite, forming
chyle, aud curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
ScHESCE's MANDRAKE Pills, ron TIE
CURE OF LAYER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, as they arc free from calomel,
and yet most etIicacious In restoring d
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are o certain euro for
Consumption, as tho Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and purities the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, ere.
alto a healthy bile, and remove all diseases
OF the liver, often cause Of Consumption
The SEA Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomsoh, makes good di.
gestiOn, and enables the organs to form
good blood; and thus creates healthy cir.
culatiOn OF healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. as thus explain.
ed, will cure every case OF Consumption, ii
takenin time, and the use OF the medicines
perseyered In.
DR.. Schenok is professionally at his prin.
cipNl Office, corner sixth and ARCH sTs.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers for advice must be addressed. cod
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dor SAFE
TRUSTEE'S SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
Dy virtue Il deed Of trust made and e1ccu,,d
BY Bath Schott TO the unlenIgned Trustee, lelr.
ing date the 9Th day Of May, Ia the year 1870 AID
duly recorded In the Clerks Otice u the County
Court Of MRrShall county, ROit Virginia, 10 Did
Book No. 10, paGe SIS, will sell at pablo als nt
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
In the city Of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, December theSth, 1871,
Beeiunlus At 10 o'clock A. NJ Of raid day, all The
following described real estate, that 10 to Sy The
north hall Of that lot or parcel Of land containing
i've acres, be the same more or less, Numbered lo
four on tho plat marked A Of the bottom land Il
the Bosgl farm died In tho Clerks office Il ND
MarbhAll County Court, situated In the said county
Of AaT1hall, and lying next south Of the land 81
John HRrdlau, the said Lot RIO. 1 being DIVIDED
into two equal parts by division line tcIwcen tho
land Of John RCCbnleln and Peter LCOnhafdi, De.
eealed, drawn across the tamo from east to wa,
parallel with and al equal distances FROM the north
EN- and southern boundaries Of said lot Numbered
lour, and the portion oil same now offered for Als
is all that part Of said lot which lies north Il the
above named diyllion line together with oil the
buildings and improvements thereon unl tho IT.
PgrtenSnees belonging thereto.
TERMS or SALE-UDe thousand dollars, o. %
much more Of the purchase money as tue purlhat.
Vr may elect to pay, In cAlh on the day Of sIls,
and the retidue In two equal inltHllmehts at III
and twelve months from the day Of slle, With In.
ttreSt upon said deferred payments from aid DAY,
and tho purchaser 10 give mrs notes with HpprOyGd
security Tor the payment Of said deferred install.
ments and the ttils TO the property to 10 retained
until the puithlte money i fully paid.
HENRY IEOEHARDT, Tntee.
e. JAMES +. ROGERS, his Atty In fact
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Tho Electric Light Sixty pes
Cent Cheaper Than Gas.

Tho Electric Light = Sixty Per
Cent Cheaper Than Gas.
lonsoa Times.
II appears to be difficult to arrive at
the cost Of using the electric light, figures
OF estimates in different experiments w.
ryiug considerably. In many manutac.
turing establishments the cost OF the now
er 10 drive q magnetic electric machine
would scarcely be felt, as only TWO OF
three horsepower at the most would
DO required. Tho cost OF the ca
rooms is said 10 be somewhat less than
five cents per hour per lamp, on the
Jablochkoff plaD;another cstimate il about
twice as much, but perhaps refers to
two lamps instead Of one. An electric
lightwhich does not, according te tho nc.
counts, appear to be constructed on the
JablochkoIi plan, tested in practical ser.
vice at La ChaPello, France, costs, includ.
ing motive power for the machine, about
twelve cents per lamp per hour. Machines
capable Of running three lamps cost
less than i've hundred dollars, ard per.
haps that sum could be made to cover
all the first outlay. The wear and tear
OF the machine il not estimated. A care.
fulstudy Of the figures thus far furnished
leads to the belief that light can he fur.
nished by electricity in France at about
tWo-itths thecost Of gas; and the price Of
gas in American ciLiCs exceeds the price
IN Europe, it seems probable, that a sim.
liar estimate Of the comparative cost Of
electric illumination for this county
would fairly apply.
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TIE

Pilisburgh Fcundry-wotkipg 10 full
capacity, With 100 hands employed. Pro.
duct-fOllS, squeesers, ore and clay pull.
yerizers, ete. Are completing works
for firm In New Hampahiie.
Hour metRllHrgical workA are 10 OPP
GRAFTON, with a very few exceptions.
There 10 but little complaint now Of q
lack Of bdAIness, but the almost impercep.
tiblO profits are n cause OF discourage.
ment.
Fort Pit Boiler Works-in iuliopera.
ton, employing rs men; have been run.
ming 10 fullest capacity all summer and
have q liberal supply Of work at present;
boiler trade excellent. This firm will
soon have completed anew machine shop
l26&l60 feet.
Crescent Steel Works--part Of works
running double tutn; $50 hands employed.
Aspiring shop, having capacity OF fifteen
tons Of springs day, IL connected with
these works. Extensive Improvements
have been made at these works this year.
Not counting the two Superior Furna.
ces-whlch have been out Of blast about
four yeSrs and are not likely to be lighted
gainaoon, II ever,-there are ten blast
furnaces within the city limits. OF thete
p'cilv 4 sbont IA Doo ian, var W"
pss,'vlvSn;a Tron WorIs5sissl mil,
aonbIs ',;,tn, bSIarrs n nil .;rei" tnrn MN.
100 men employed. Everson and Mac.
runs other mill-at Scotldale-is run.
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BEILAIRE LuCALs.-.Mr. Thomas Baron
ofthis city, ia lying dangerously i'll Al
his residence. Or. Bates, Of your city, j,
one Of the attending physicians.
A fair aud festival for the benefit Of The
II. E. Church takes place at the City
Hall on the Goth inst, Thanksgiving day
Mr., Z. W. Ball, the Wholesale produce
merchant, on Belmont street, is enlarg-
ing his business into firstclass grocery,
john Shramn, son Of widow Shramm
the owner Of tho garden lands near Ben
sons Ferry who, through a psralytic
stroke caused by exposure, has los! the
use Of both Of his legs, was sent TO Med.
ical tnatitnte at Baltimore for treatment,
The gellaire Leader Of to-day says that
the b & s. W. has bought sixteen ton
passenger engine and several coaches
have been purchased, and iron and steel
rails enough to lay all the track that eau
possibly DO put down before the winter
istops proceedings. Track laying will bs
commehced next ruesday, aud as large a
force Of men as can bs put 10 work 70
good advantage will be employed. twill
not be long now until the sharp, shrill
whistle ofthe new Narrow Gauge engine
will alattle aouie OF those unfriendly 10
the enterprise, out OF the lethatgy into
which they have fallen, and make them
sesnest workers in behaliof Bellaite and
her enterprise. JED.
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Sensible Letter from q Truly
Good Grafton GlFl.

We publi.hsaa few days ago dispatch
announcing the murder Of a young man
AZ Bloomington, Illinois, named Albert
Anglen, who It seems by Bloomington
psper received yesterday, was from
Browns Creek, Harrison county, W. Va.
Among the papers found on him were .
number Of letters from young lady
named Flora g. Coleridge. These letter.
bore tho post mark Of Grafton, W. Va
The BloomiugtOnpaper publishes one Of
them a, specimen Of the correspond.
e6cs, aud commenda Il to It's readers a'
Tin point Of Innocence and msidenly
modsIty model letter. I, rcada ia fol-
lows:
GRAFTON, W, VA, septs,
TRlrND Mn. AS0LES:-I will try 10
answer your letter. Itis great task for
me to sit down and write TO any one.
Although It Is quite An Improvement 10
me.
Istarted to school last Monday, but on
the account Of seats my room had TO dis
miss til this week, Think will like
my teacher. Mr.. Obrion ia his name. lie
10 the principal Of seven rooms; 80 you
car guess It keeps him pretty busy, l
suppose you have gene TO the Fair etc
this. You did no.stalc what day OF the
month.
/ was at Mr.. Coles chow lah night;
which 1 enjoyed very much. 1t was a
good show. II wall show at Clsrksburg
tomorrow. do not know how they
will manage. Show and Fair comes 10.
gelher. No, ! shall nOtgo to the Clarks'
burg Fair. never was at fair and Dc
not want togo
Grafton fair Is IS, 10 snd 20. lido mol
know that l will go ut all. IhaYe no de-
Aire to 70. The strike is over and the
soldiers are gone. ] DID miss their ma
sic, for am 10 fond Of it. never gel
tired of Instrumental music.
The ladies must be fond OF music TOO
out there, would give most anything
II could perform on an organ or piano
like / have seen some ladies'. About
Sabbath School, why don't you 20 olLener
and Try to make it more interesting.
70 TO Sabbath School twice day aud
meeting also.
II we want to make anything interest
ing We will have TO put our iainds and
hearts together and look to God for The
rtRi.
Take friends advice and go to preach
Ing Sabbath School as often as posi-
ble. J do not say do always 90, but 90 al
ci.en CAN. 1 au not going To preach
asermon, for I am not capable OF doing
that, bat will do all can Tor the sal
walton OF precious souls. There il n
great deal OF sickness 10 Graitcu, aud .
great many deaths.
/ will not getto 90 TO Centre Branch
this fall, as school begins so much sooner
than 1 expected. The Baptist Conyen,
tion is over, and the singing proved per.
feet failure, The girls thought twas
moi very much account. About my pic.
ture; | will exchange pictures with you
but, Of course. 1 will expect you to seni
yours frat, it ID not required Of a lady
TO give her picture first. l have none
taken now, bat intend TO soon.
] hope you will excuse all mistakes. J
believe ! have told you sll the news
can think Of at preten,, so will close.
Your friend, FLORA.
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The indSpenlent.
There is some talk OF n Ferry 10 con.
meet the Southern part OF Benwood anG
Bcllsire. The Dellaire landing will be
i1st North Of the mouth OF the creek.
From a yearly report OF the National
Building Association we learn that there
are 567 shares Of stock, each share WORTH
Sl06 at the close of the year Sept. 3Vlh,
1870, that each share gained in vGluE
during The year S@954. Agratiiyipg in
.creasc.
The National Glasa Works ia doing I
1ne business. The factory is running
on full time, turning out vast amount
Of ware, but still is far behind its orders
BarnesMlle, Mortistown, Flushing, Bel
mont aud Quincy are all named as suita,
bic places Tor tie location OF the "ChiI
drenS Home" We suppose the question
Of location will be considered by the Com,
missioners at their next regular meeting
lat Monday in December, but will hardiy
be determined at that time. = In the
meantime, parties desiring the location
Of this institute in their vicinity can be
preparing their proposals.
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FIsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. /, 2 and 5
ring IL Halt and Quarter BAErels. Halt Water HsF.
ding In Barrels and Hall Barrels In store and
sE Sals y no, 50 y IN aE Nm i.
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eilver plnted wnrc.

silver Plated Ware.
We are In receipt Of a large stock Of Silver and
Silver platOl WAle, all tho bet baIds Of Tea Eets
Cake Baskets, Butter Dlhts Casters, Spoona'
KNIVES, Folks &c. Our Solid Silver and TrIple
PIAttd Wae bears cur Arm name, and will ID
guaranteed IN every particular. Cali at IiO3 Main
Street i9r silver WNe, WAsrhIs, Clocks, JeWslry,
Hd9-SpeciL attention Given Ia fepaIflny.
mo- ONTOnY 4 'nuFEIELD.
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FOR SALE
TRusTEE's SALE OF
TRIADELPHlA PROPERTY

By virtue Of Deed Of Trun ,,,,
Imef add Mary liner, Lis Vile. ia ~ ~ " h,nhOu
IIueteei dated February I, 1875
Book No page 2, Of the ISbd sT ,cot N ITD.
S6. M!Il rel AZ The front DOR II ib 81 yai9
SATURDAY, October Glib, 1871,
SSm1hnssneing q 10 o'clock A. ", the loo,r,,
~ i'm i u t ~ All that ot q EouSd Ss
Wei yIIsiSlSu S scsn o. IrlAdelPhli Ohio s,uStv
a. 10y numbered sixty .sOvCn IA, w. Nd toSh
msnu thereto belonging 4 VIZ win The ISas'
lhe Ht ~, y believed 70 b psrlse, bu,Ivu
sash Ute only As Is vsStd IN ,nS nv !, NJ, Wy so.
TERAs o. sAiE-0bt.,hlrh e,,h m. ,.,.,
two equal inELlmfnIs Al II, ~ w, ,h9 hAlance II
evIdeaeed By Negotiable prom,STy nSts' RmSn ,
70 % retained until payment 10 iai U'''' Tue Tue
wIw co,,DWvs, =. CALDWELL, Tru,s,
--ss~------s-ssslI-SS sssSI.Sis 8pplsg
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A CARD FROM
E. l. PRuSSING & co.

Il. [. PRUSSING G. co.
We beg leave to notify the public that NJ mapv
unprineipled peTsOns are circulating the Itory
that the Vinegar recently eoudOmned 6y the Board
o. health Of Washington, D. e, was Of GU mann.
IaetuIe, We arc obliged to publlh the following
eoIIesPSedSnea, which explains itself:
Warrington, D. c.-SIR: Has any Vinegar man.
uiscturtd BY Us been ropa,clted Of condemned Nv
your boAfdf early reply will greatly obiise
s. L PRusSING / 90.
6oAhp OF HELL1n WARRINGTON, June D, lB77
II I. FEustlE0 q GO, GhIe1go- Iieutltmen: In
suucted 10 Inform you that the Board q Health
has never oondomed any YlneRsr Of yonr mann.
IGcturS, nor hiss complaint ever been made Il M
'~p"ii'y oil tho 'iq AZ = C TSsry rs;p,ctfqlly.
We would Alsa submit The folioTlSS ram Il,
AiScn, Of Maryland, and DR.. Mlhla, Of Is eSso:
UAiyERsliT or MASTLANp, June D, isTI.r
havo this DAY made q Chemical AnalysG al an
ayCIage sample Of Pruning'S Vinegar, Gnd and Il
se from al tneo O. mineral acids and moaie i'm.
very injurious RdulerltIon often Bound IN H.
commercial ATuele, u not present 10 this VlneaaT.
WILLIAM E. AIKEN.
p., lfol. Chem. and Phsr,
or bi M T. oy ar; Pruning, IEubIsoled sample
SsrsaS,x % Chemical and found Il
s,anecl with which commercial vinegar Il % M.
Sssut,y adultet1itd. can recommend II, There.
lore aAan entirely pure and vkoltINs article.
IN eonelul!ou We viii add that cur Wi fnn1n
orgndl 81 Vinegar have stood the lei Of nubuo
oplhlen ior tWenty-nine years. beadsS hRylbS ~
TTs lu nrst pretnium! Ht the Worlds Falr. the
C SnItea State Fnr, the illinois State FAR the
o,I F. l. PsussISo & CO., Chicago.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
In The County Court Of ohlO County.
MlutICa CuTrou

AZ 'aS Nouu'y court Of Ohio County
MHutIca CGrou
Va I,rL
Moses Ray,AuSuSl HSlnbe1Ser al. 'A'a'as'I
BY virtue q decree Of the Coub,v C.,..
Ohio county, State Of West VlnlbI n wSstu
entered In the above entitled CAUSE on IN az, ~
Of Oetober, 1871 1t Is referred 10 lhO w ell
Commissioning q iald Court TO take and M ~
;, 4 y. AT, ,,,S how much there ,duo on the a..n
g 2. NV much there /, due John zoeelltr on NJ,
RRGlna HoTkhtlmOr, lAyN
Z. How much there q due tho CeSns, FL.
suEahea Company Of Wheeling. '"e N'
.. How much there Il due 70 Catherine tt,l,,..
ger on her deed Of trust. N''uiVN'
.; HOW much there 70 due SheriI a. h r,n.,.
on bis Judgment and that he determine tbs n,s,
1lle4 Of The Said liSrL 1' P"a'
:: And all other liens on the real eIlno oi .,L,.
nid Ray or Heimbeger, with the huoupt' ~
ptt9fities thereof, and any other matter d.sSs.I
pertinent OF required BY any party In Inter-,
BY the terms Of said decree the puGlis,,I,r =,
this notice once week for four Surcc,Sc S'Si
shall be equivalent 10 20 tonll service oI Iutb ~
tlee On tue parlis', or any Of them. ~
CoNNlSGloNER'S oPHcE
WHEELING, W, VA, October 70. ian
Notice 10 hereby given that have 01el on rp,,.
day, November 10Th, 1871, At 10 O'Clock A, ~ :,
the time, and my once, No, l222 ChGplne TtT,st
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia as iht nv,
for taxing. aud stating the matters In nid d.s,W
mentioned. W, ], W, COWDIE
Commissioner Of the County Court Of Ohlo County
w. va Ocgi.3
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TRUSTEES SALE.
From $1,000 TO s4,o1O Of Valuable Per.
suHal Property Offered at Public
Auction.


Under and BY virtue Of a certain Deed 0! 11uII
executed by Ferdinand Schubert 10 The UNDER
signed aS Trustee. dated October 9th, 1911, and
recorded in the Clerks 0f9ce Of the County CoIt
o. Ohio county, W. Va In DEED Of trust lO0E No
~ pages 6SS-Fo,I will, on
FRIDAY, the 23i day Of November, 1871.
at the dwelling house OF the said Ferdinand Scg'
beIL situated on Strobel Run. brlLeh d Eld'
WtlV1 Kun, about one.quartero Of mile from Tbs
wheeling and ESirmont Turnpike, aud Ab.ul one.
bali mile ION the corporation llne Of the dIT q
wheeling, sell, commencing Said sale at 10 Oelock
4 the following described personal property,
that u TO Eay: Q bofses, ! coz, hogs, E1gopi
Sleigh 6Ie1 Of harness, sadile and bIdsl,i
eiSht.horBe power engine with boiler, daIn aud
az the fixture! and appliances COM eeted there
WIN, corn mil, one straw cutting tox, 9pouA
narrow, all the irOn rails on the truck road lcaa
Jug nom Caldwelrs Hun, near Johnst1n's uilt
back 10 the quarry on the farm Of the said tefdF
hand Schubert, all the rails, ties aud lumttf :,
longing 10 Asld truck road and S0i ievt oil we
rope aud OIL apparatus employed In 1Sins he NHS
cars aud shHltSi also all the toels uitd " y"
SIld Schubert In his quarry consisting Of uobArh
wedges, hammers, drillS, picks, axes, whtHE
barraws, DC Elio all the household aud Eilehtn
furniture Of The sid Schubert, Including chElr'
BEDS bed ding, looklng-glASsts, carpets, hovs,
organ, sowing machines and many OthtTAllIe'S
not specially mentioned IN this advertisement
TRIMS or SALH.- All sums less ihhn iNehV
doliau elSh. All sums oil twenty dollars aDd q.
eeedinR twenty dollars u credit Of oDe yea'' Ae
purchaser giving his Interest bearing note with go1
personal security for the deferred payment OF ~
oca2 Wv 'N''D-'S' ''' J. H. GOOD, Trustee,
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From tho St, Cloud MINI, Journal,
Mr., James o. Hall, returned Friday
from trip through Morrison County.
He says tho farmers barns are packed
full Of wheat. Farmers who last year
had 500 or 600 bushels have this year
1900 to 1900 bnshels, and all No. !.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

,tSteu 6euHllle Accommodltion.-Th train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
y r''n's Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi.
81 . sherman House, Atnaville, West Wheeling
and ursyel Hin.
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DIED.
Dsua1' Ftee-Tro,e, rDetry. &c. Fire ONT. per line

In this city, on Sunday morning last, 10th
instant, Mary Helen, daughter Of T.. o. and
ii, V. Grimes, aged months and days
Near Warieldsbnrg, on the l4th instant,
Amanda, wife Of John Hollinger, and daugh
ter Of Alexander Carr, aged "a years, 10
months and day.
On the 9th inst, in this county, Dorie Ellen
Wolf, aged months and lG days.
On the Sd inst, at Union Bridge, Daisy
Grin, daughter of Henry and Susan Ellen
Spurrier, aged year, months and "A days.
AT the residence Of Washington Durbin,
near this city, on Thursday morning last, of
Bright's disease Of the kidneys, VIM. Robin
son, aged % years and months.
Near Woodensburg, Nd, on the 9th inst,
Miss Charlotte Frizzell, aged 10 years,
In Mechaniesville, this county, Nora, in.
FAINT daughter of Lewis Shipley, Esq.
In Finksburg, this county, on the 18th inst.
Annette Lamotte, infant daughter of @. W.
Homer
On the LIST inst, in this county, Susan s.,
daughter Of Rev. William Barly, aged "a
years, | month and % days.
In this city on the llth instant, Grace May,
infant daughter Of Lewis Z. and Emma j.
Manning, aged year and 81 days.
Weep not for me my parents dear,
Because died so young;
The fewer days, the fewer sins,
The Lords will must be done.
Dear Brother, you will miss me too,
Since Jesus called me home;
could no longer stay with you,
But to me you can come. I. 81. NJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PROPERTY,
At Winfield, Carroll County. Nd.


PY virtue Of the power contained in a
- Mortage from John t. Israel to W.
Burnes Trandle, Trustee, bearing date the
LIST day of December, A. ID. 1876, and record.
ed among the Mortgage Records of Carroll
county, in Lber f. T. S., No. 10, Folio ISS
&c, the undersigned, trustee, will offer for
sale at the Court House door, at Westminster,
In said county, on
Monday, The S0th Of July, A. d. 1877,
at II O'Clock, NJ, at public auction, all that
piece or parcel Of land situate in the county
40 -esaid, and in the village Of Winfield, be-
ginning for the same at the end Of the 4th
line Of deed from Winchester Pickett and
wife, TO Charles Pickett, bearing date on the
oath day Of June, A. ID. 1868, allowing yaria.
tons TO correspond with surveying done
February, 1872, south 70t degrees, east Q
perches To stone; then south 12f degrees,
west l22 perches to a stone, on the east side
of Sans Creek road; then by straight line
TO the first mentioned place Of beginning,
containing SO Square Perches of Land, more
or less: The improvements consist Of two
story Log Dwelling House, "a
feet by IS, with Back Building AH4A-A
y feet by 10, Weatherboarded; =.
also Frame Weatherboarded u
PANT Shop, y by 10 feet, and abolt 16 feet
high. The improvements are insured for
$3.50.
Terms Of Sale are :-0ne-third cash, the
balance in two equal instalments, payable re.
spectively in six and twelve months, with
interest from the day of sale, or all cash at
purchasers option; the credit payments, (if
any,) to be secured BY the notes Of the purch-
aser, Endorsed 10 the satisfaction Of the
Trustee,
W. BURNS TRUNDLE, Trustee.
JoHS. /. DIrFKxBAuGH, Auct. july TAT
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CAMP MEETING.

RY authority of the Nd. and Va. Eldership
~ of the Church Of God, Camp Meeting
will be held IN VIM. Engleman's woods, near
Linwood station, on the Western Nd. Rail.
road, commencing AUGUST Sd, 1877. Per.
sons travelling by Railroad will have about
900 yards TO walk to camp No trafickinR
will be allowed within miles OF the camp.
except by permission Of the Committee.
Eminent Ministers from abroad will be in at.
tendance. A general invitation is extended
TO all Ministers and members OF the Church
of God, and other. Persons wishing tent,
can be accommodated byapplying TO Commit.
tee. Excursion tickets viii be issued by the
Railroad Company.
ELDERS. W. NALL, Chairman.
july IL Uniontown, md.