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The average freight ratcs on lake for tho
month Of November show radical improvement
compared with the samc month latt year, snya tho
rutIa.o Errrest, but fall very much below The
EARLIER expectations Of the season. In fact, the
lake transportation business Of the season. outside
OF The regular fttsmi,oat lines, haa not resulted
natisfaetortly. Owners generally clalm thst their
vessels have not earned them anything above cx-
penses. There are. of consne, exceptions. Tic
propeller lines htvn done bettcs, because they
hare bad about aI theY eonId eas1y Of up fftiahta
at pnying rates. The eanal businesz
las been better through the enttre Hcd.
son than for years. Bosts hare tarncd large dlr!.
acni<. and owners aro contracting for the con-
ettuction OF new ones. There viii. doubtless. be
large numhcr os new hints built this winter. 1t
ID rcportc thst lfteen twenty will hu construct.
eli In this city. l5aats hare mot been no scarce In
iuna1o in nany year, Al tho e!otc OF navigation
This reason. II estimated that 100 or n,ore boats
would have Ipecn !onded II they conld hare leeu
procnfcd. The following exhipt Al1ows the sytr-
age rate Of freight during November for tho years
mai ntbRd nm Hefh n n and cAnaf.
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corn shortly, to be delivered In New York In May
next In the event nf arEe rrcclpta Of grain. Hhp.
pcss wonfL thus rare largely nn STORAGE by char
ter1ne TeF.cls nn* snd loading them. Winter rates
ike per bu for ihc ar.t ten days or pan tbefeof
and ttc per per bn fnr each pnbscqucnt ten ds.a
nnttf 3c per bn hfE accumulated, when tho grain Is
carried frce until April lii.
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RAND II,


sr.r4n. Ya.rotea n n. f,1tnoeo 9,rfbuns
n,,.s",..,o o" r, ~ - ar.sr,,. ftam,9. ..1n
oAl1sno"os M Dec' e'-frank hanao gave
bis true natne thls morning as Charles G, Scott,
and bis residence as ut Fairfield, In. Tho imne-
date cause Of this revelation IL Ills anxiety to
Hea'os p.t4est wy stsat 'os '''u Ap's ~ ~"
pnotogtaphs, 10 WHICH no SEGA tnlno ol "calth.
Ills solicitor told him that copyright under
enallas would not protect him against infringe.
meuta After few momeuta, consideration.
.nS ..,n .,,.t ~. ,..os H. sa,,,s ,~a,.,,
sau sa54nK tuas, sooaer Ut 'atcT' u1s !o!*S "ou!4
ind hin out, he Ravo hia nnHc rs above. ln
conversation v,thbim to-nict,t. your correspon,l.
tnt a.ecrfoJncd thot In ,.os hnrn tn }Vas,fng,on
t....s.. -" 49,. ,,'.oa ~ 49,. ..'.n - ',
rouuty, ta,' anu AY7u 'Aoto ""111 u years olo'
FRANK Kahde, whose name ho no" bears, Has
In NoYcn,nr. 1ss9 },c rane IN lawn. rl,cro In,
tcm,fnc1 un,t, ~, t,t. a-.t ,r.ns, =. In ,,1is
= .a1., .o .a., "as 1' 40 ~ ssa
IL was burglary IN 1871, ut pttumwa. After
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TO mcesed you mnst b succeaHal. Tbs BURTON
STANLEY CUMHlSATt0S IN the cleyeEty. written
skstch. s'Fttln3" By lien Thompson, vertaet It. in
addition ia Grand OIto and KlSn GAHfsO Walking
tho Ladder Of Life, composed Of swords With edges
keen ~ ra1of1 Every eysutng sud Mattnccs Tuesday
/, mi FytdAr
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Pullman raaen ninfhn Cars fused for eating puf:
G.lFt and Pullman ~ Wh8et sleeping 'CAss (aacu
ftr f1certng purE~rs on1yl run tetwutn ChlcaEo
and Uinaha OE the Paetnc Exptcas.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL Il MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
Tx ket anlees It. Clarkst. and at Knze Depot
Lt4yc. Arrive.
Ct. raus Minneapolis Ex.. sLDab, q. m. 4:oop m.
st. Paul 4 NAaeapo.s EJ... 1 b:O}p IN. 7;Lo m,
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-PROBlTE COURT.

Nov. ,26-The following accounts
we're heard and disposed of as noted
Samuel judges late Guardian Of Jas,
r. Hackett, minor; final account; das
Guardian $50 %, payments and ALLOW
ances, which Tie present Guardian Is
ordered to pay out of the moneys OF his
Ward.
Jonathan Connor, Guardian Of c. E
Ferguson, minor; third account: 10
Guardian's hands of his Wards moneys
the sum of S76S So lobe accounted for,
Jonathan Connor, Admir- }of the es
tate of Matthew Scott, decd; first &C.
count; the Admir- has overpaid the sum
of S36 1g.
Leonard Jackson, Guardian Of the
estate Of John 7 Craig, aIminor; fifth
account; in Guardians hands 1861 80,
with interest from June 26th, 1875, to
be accounted for.
John X Collins, Adm'r OF the estate
of Theo. LeBaron. decd final account /;
the Adm'r has paid out SS7 35 more
than cahe into Bis hands.
Daniel Brock, Guardian of the estate
of E J.Gourley, minor; second &C.
count; in Guardians hands S3I7 85 to
be accounted Tor. p ThT
William Beardmore, Guardian or the
estate OF Isaac T. Bea.dmore, aminor; ;
sixth account; in Guardians hands, 70
be accounted for, the sum of ,S2,S25 Al.
Jacob Affolter, Executor of Mary
AGoiters decd; second accounts; the
Executor has oyerpaid "a 65. ass. 3
Isaac Headley, Admir- Of the estate
Jeremiah Pittman, decd |; fiuaf account; /;
in Adm'r's hands q balance of S94 96,
which he is ordered to pay to the cred.
itors Of said estate, being ALI per cent
of their respective claims.
David Ruble, ,Guardian of the estate
Eof Norman Hayward, q minor /; sixth
account; In Guardians hands, of his
Wards moneys, 1896 81, to be accoun-
ted for. -. = ''s n sffe.7
Ii David Ruble, Guardian Of the estate
LOT Leonidas Hayward, q minor; sixth
account; in Guardians hands, Of his
Wards moneys, sS45 a55. TO be accoun- co,u,Is
ted for. rss
The hearing of the fnal account OF
Thomas Wilson, Guardian Of the estate
|of John B Kean, an imbecjle, was con,
timed to. the 2Sth day Of December .ile
I Nov Is BENZ. Hughes was appoin.
ted Adm'r with the Will annexed, OF
- D. II 4 Il = QfN0 -. ~
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Speaker RandaII n ef6tes a False
hood,

/ Statements having been made that the
reason for there not having been proper
Esertice at the life saving station ne al
where the Disaster to the Huron occur.
red, ,Was the insufficient appropriations,
Speaker Randall, in note to the agent
of the Associated Press, says:
II beg leave to direct your attention
to the following extract of speech de.
livered by me in the House of Repre-
sentatives ON thei4 OF August, 1875:
For life saving and hfe boat stations,
our appropriations are in excess Of those
made last year. We give this year S237-
400, while the amount appropriated last
year was $23l, $50 Surely we cannot
be jcharged with ihjuriug this humane
service Of the government when we
have, 10 this Democratic House, appro-
priated more than was appropriated by
the previous Republican House. l ind
upon examination Of the accounts last
wear, which embraced the expenditures
for the current fiscal year, that the annual
appropriation was S23S ,060, an increase
over either of the two prior years"
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ThelLost HURON

FoRTeEss MoNRoE, November ~
In regard to the sailing OF the Huron
on Friday last in face OF the storm, It sis
stated that on Friday morning Admiral
Trenchard signalled Captsin Ryan, in
quiring il his dra1ghtsman had arrived,
and, being answered In the affirmative,
replied: asYou can 60 to sea when you
choose" eEsseE
NoRsoIx, Nov. 27--Advices from
Kitty Hawk state that 81 dead bodies
can be seen from the shore, lashed to
the main and mizzen rigging OF the
lHuron..W ss3 e s's' fs.iB ~ siaii =
KITTY HAWK, November 27.-The
body OF Capt j. j. Guthrie, paymaster
OF the life saving station OF district No.
8, and two colored men, we're washed
ashore ave miles north OF here. Thir.
teen dead bodies were washed ashore
near No 8 station, one Lieutenant,
named Simons. one Corporal fof Marines,
name unknown, nine sailors and soldiers
and two colored men. I3'ra ! -
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fBellsirs Leader, Gath ultJ
Re.UniOil.

There was grand reunion Of the
MeIlott family at the residence of Mr..
"A. y. Mellott 10 this city, last Thurs,
day. There are FIVE brothers and two
sisters and their father and mother. Il
was happy time, as they had not all
been together before for thirty years.
The sight was really pleasing TO even
an outsider, to see all Of the family
around their parents, Two
OF the boys look quite as old IS their
father who 10 70, but the oldest boy is
only 53 and the youngest one As. They
we're all married and the wives and hus
bands OF all were present, making 8
company Of sixteen. Theyare gill resi-
dents Of this county bus iohe; he lives
in Monroe county, and they are all good
Democyats., This meeting will never
be forgotten by them. t.tl5
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A Bangor man has received n ote, en-
closiug 81 SO, from man witha tender
conscience, as pay for a pair Of, chickens
worth Is cents, which he stole when q
boy, Is years ago. - mn
According to q letter from the United
States consul at Sheffield, England is
becoming alarmed at thelong continued
depression Of trade, and fears that
American manufactures will supplant
her own productions. oe' iilt5l ?
Bismarck's favorlte dog, Nero, has
lately died by poison, and the Prince has
promised large reward for his assassin.
Wrapped 10 superb velvet covering, Ne
ro's body was laid in box, and borne on
the shoulders OF eight workmen, dressed
in black, to grave in the park. &
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Group can be cured in one minutes
and the remedy 10 simply alum and SUI
gar. The way to accomplish the deed
is TO take knife or CRATER and shave of
In small particles about teaspoopfultof
alum then mix il With twice its guam
tity Of sugar, to mske II palatable, and
lsdmiuister II % quick ~ possible Al
most instant relief will follow ~ BostovI
7Fdnscrips. - > rs : s .5-.. il. ~ 2
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Precarious Gondiiion Of the

LoNDoE, Nov, 30-A special dispatch
from Vienna dated Nov. %. says The
kilograms received here tonight, from
Rome, report that the Pope is almost Id
his last agony esy,
Roxs, Nov 2s.-The Pope passed .
sleepless night His rheumatic pains
have been aggravated and il Is feared
that they may attack his heart His Ho.
liness Is passing through,a dangerous
crjsiss Cardinal Simoni, IN consequence
'ofa ,he oppositioa Of strong party 10
The; Vatican, Is inelined to resign the
Secre.aryship Of State. The Pope hes,
itates % accept it. 81, 3. -. -
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! EE Pievna has been called eanother
Sebastopol." a correspondent Of the
Standard (, Of London, justly ssys that It
bears more analogy With Me'x, with this
reservation, that the investing army are
very fst from being handled with the
ability which directed German opera
lions, while there is no reason to sup
pdsep that the gallant garrison will have
their efforts paralyseds by the treason.
the cowafdices or the folly OF their lead
ere O0'the oeher hand, to military stu.
dents ons 81 the chief features OF inter.
est 10 the Plevna situation must be the
strong probability that -Osman will. be
fore, iopg,. demonstrate, what ought 70
have been he, Conduct of Bazaine at
Metz. Nothing but criminal folly could
induce shlm to crouch behind the earth
WORKS he has so calamity defended. IN.
.tif the splendid veterans be commands
lhsve 70 yield 10 famine ~ .sh 5sai s.,'a
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aEThs Monroe Democrat { Of Hast
week came outas an avowed Republican
paper As. ! reason for this c0utss ae As me
editor says eisgionsss 81 q aessnsszss
aAs we have said before We have
weighed everything. and iRordef TO get
the publication OF the Commissioners
Animal Report; for the heneftof ourseli
and Our readers, we nowmaket the Demo
esetthe organ OF the Republican party ol
Monroec County. a i rs aci ssepi 1
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Natienal Grange,

CINCINNATI, November 27-The Ma.
tional Grange to-day elected officers, as
follows: Master, Adams, Of Minnesota; ;
Overseer, Woodman, Of Michigan !: Leo
turer, Mortimer, Of Cincinnati; Steward,
Vaughan, of Iowa; Assistant Steward.
Symmes, of Kansas; Chaplain. Forsyth,
Of Illinois; Treasurer. Mcdowell, Of
New York; Secretary. Kelly, Of Louis,
vile; Gate keeper, Denwiddie, of In
diana !; Ceres, Mrs, Adams, of Minneso-
ia; Pomona, Mrs. Woodman, of Michi-
gan Flora, Mrs. Moore, of Indiana;
Lady Assistant Stewart, Mrs. Hall. Of
Louisville. sn TO-
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Won Moitke plays whistneArlv every
evening, aBdalso devotes an hour to mu.
sic He has q cultivated ear for soldier,'
and Ii especially fond OF the composf.'
tons Of Beethoven, Mendelssohn and
Schubert hshnis .ssgss 7ispise iASsl.sh !
or American dinner given 10 Gem
Grant ID, Paris, Mrs. Hooper observes
that II reminded her Of the repast where!
Of ii was said that everything att wis
cold except the water. and everything
was sour except the pickles" :
sAll,the German; fortresses now build
ing upon the Russian frontier will be fin::
iehed, lit is asserted, by 1880 or the 9
tfurts Of the forti6casioas nesr Poser, 3 )
viii be completed 10 1878, Sin 1879. and
the rest in the following year The42
forts near Konigsberg are equally well
Thereis good deal of solidity in the
Democratic party in Mississippi, in spite
of third party movements. The Senate
has only one Republican member, and
the House only Ii. There are four col,
ored members in the Legislature, 3 Of
whom were elected on the Democratic
ticket and one onthe Republican. st
AT election on the 9Th ult., for Di-
recfors of the Erie Railway Company,
the old Board. in favor OF the reconstruc-
ton scheme of Receiver Jewett's policy,
Was elected by votes representing over
S60,000 worth OF fistock. Williams, of
the opposition, and scattering, represent
ing McCheny and Sickles' party. obtain-
ed. between elS,000 and S20. 600 worth
of votes. e;titin ~! rs -
John Hickson of Cincinnati made up
his mind that be did not wish to live to be
more than 80 years old. As he spproach-
ed his eightieth birthday he found that he
was not likely to die natural death with
in the allotted time, for bis health was
good. So he prepared for suicide, set
ting up his business and making will
On the day he was so years old be jumped
into river and was drowned.
Some Columbus capitalists propose
building two-foot gauge railroad from
that city TO Wheeling, on the bed Of the
National road. We should like to see
an engine climbing the hill four miles
east OF Bridgeport 1t would be about
as easy as for au elephant to climb a
tree. But let them build the road 1t
will be handy thing to have.- Rheel-
isg Regi,ter.
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~ In every speech in favor OF Re.

EIn every speech in favor OF Re.
sumptionin 70, or against the remoneti,
cation OF silyer The tender.hestted ora
tor draws woefnl picture Il the hard.
sbip to be suffered dby Tie poor who have
thslf little earnings in Savings Banks
.T6ey -tellas thst these indigent pesrle
own through the agency Of such Banks
an immense amount of government
bonds, which the repeal Of the Resunp-
tipn Acfsfo remoneiization Of silver,
plas fedacsin value Their hsar,s are
accordingly wrung with uncomfortable
anguish, and bitter tears blot themanu-
script Of their speeches.
II is not very clear to ordinary vision
how people can be very poor and at fhe
came time eEn such immense amounts Of
honda as are Paraded in these speeches
T'heipopular belief Is that the honds are
mossly helaby theirich. e Hsse "
But suppose the poor, through the
Savings Banks, bold then ali. Not one
OF these dolorous orsters ever glances
Il liis notning paper while awaiting his
cpdse Without noticing the fsilaseoffr
one to Owe Savings Banks failures caus.
- .-Nr.e-. ...s = . t- .-xv.<-x :.
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! war Nosea.

LONDON, NovEMBER Z7.-A special
from Fera reports that the Turks hold q
strong position at the head Of Otchanie
IdenIe, and hsve abandoned the town Of
Ofchanie for strsgetic reasons.
I LosDox, NotTxsIa 81 q Belgrade
correspondence states that . 6ervian bat
TALON recently CROSSED the frontier near
.vratarinilza. to progect some Bulgarian
women and children. The Turks drove
the Seryians back, and many we're killed
and wounded on both sides. "a com
mission has left Belgrade To inyestigate
the matter. Various consuls have been
informed Of the affair aii
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~ Possession OF Esropoli advances
the Russian outposts TO within 20 miles
OF Sophia, and gives the invaders fur
ftheri control over the line OF the Isker,
which lis now to a'lsrge extent in their
hands. The evacuation Of Orchaniei
about the same time By the Turks, af.
fords THE sRussians . wider field of ope-
frations vest Of Plevns. rendering it'al-
most impracticabie FOR Mehemet Alto
ga to the. cid of Osmsn Pssha. With
these signs Of coming disaster multiply
ing, If. is reasonable for the Sultan 10
-think7of treating directly for peace with
the Czar. lsja asss hna fsrfs ii 4 asai
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SHrEr-Sates at ssssac.

tlt, Loa1s -Noy 21- -Hogs-Lighi
"a 7tsl !; packing 4 2oa4 30; bplk ef the
Gales were At Z 30a4 40, s.,, ! 49,, sss a
D CArTLK Prime to choice native ship:
ping steers "a. 50a4 70; fair to good ma
tive shipping steers 4a4 so !; fair to choice
butcher steers s 4Oa4 do COWS and heif,
ers s t0as rs; do Texans 3 15as 55 |;
feeding steers 3 5oa3 65 stockers ? s5a
8 50 's9i s''s@ 19' ~. y s. .,l. !
SHEEr-In good demand for good
mnttons;, good to choice 3 75a4 80 ;
common 10 faif D 75a3 IS. !
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me ComISs Man.
lPittsbureh Post.l

The Democratic 0kio prsss indicates
pretty conclasively hat Mr.. Peadle.on
will be HE nextU, S. Senator fron1sthat
State. BE represents more nearly the
sentiments of1he people upon all the
great -dnestiohs Of Gle day, and would
do honor to any Common wealth or con.
stituency. With Thurman and Pendle-
ton in the Senate the Democracy of the
country would be assured Of leaders who
ON the measure and gifth Of statesmen.
~ NfEh Ns{SY TIN 81
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Rats can be banishedsby covering the
door near the rat hole with q thin layer
OF moist caustic potash. When the rats
walk on this it makes their feet sore -.
These they lick with their tongues,
which inskes their mouths sore and the
result is that they not only shun this
locality, bat appear to tell all the neigh
boring rats about il. snd eventually the
houssis entirely abandoned by them
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Dsdles Recovered.

NcRfeLR, Nov % THE bodies lof
Cadet Engineer Loomis and an unknown
sailof have been washed ashore at, Curri-
tuck and buried in the sand. Epsign
Dohner!a body was recovered 6 miles
north Of Kittie Hawk. Tue bodies SO
far washed ashore have strewed The
beach for Is miles from the scene of-the
wreck to the northwest. as ia
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LAFAYETTE. IsD, Nov. 20. The Sec
ond National bank closed its doors yes
terday afternoon, owing to. the defalea-
ton Of Chas.; T. Mayoathe cashier. The
shortage is $4,000, which is reported
to have gene up 10 Chieago speculations,
This is the tirst bank failure; in this city
In twenty years, ..,g <. .,x,;es a,ls !.
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A, Berlin correspondent says that the
negotistiops between Germany and the
United States Cor 4 mutual naturalization
treaty. to snpereede the treaties now in
forcs uith the German States, are for q
treaty 90 a. mach sider basic than has
hitherto. been, stated. The treaty is TO
settle the international questions which
-hsrehisherto caused Misunderstanding,
such as naturalization, extradition, com
imereial intercourse, marriage laws and
the protection Of trade marks.
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Cincinnatf-Nov. IS. Cattle

I CfmcInnsti-Nov. IS. Cattle
Common. 2@sssb; faif ;tos medium, .
50@8i aS = COCA To- tchoicS butcher
grades. 8 50@4 25; fair to good ship.
pers, 4 50@5; ;tslrAGg GgUod heavy oxen,
8 s25@4 4s26, ,iand fsirzto good dight and
heavy feeders, 3@4 00 se ssss4S ~
I Hogs-Cominon D ss004 Is; fair TO
good light, 4 20@4-S6; fair to good
packing, 4 s0@4sA5 ;sslectsd butchefs',
4 45@4 55.sp ssG aalits Is':.xssSs i tel
p-Common to fair 94@sc, and
good to choice S4@4e srpound, efoss.
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T. E,Gs.ErT.INE
Has Entirely Cured Me. ...
Bosrox. Dot 1s7o.

Nh. b, II. szxvxxs:zz..,
DsAR SIR:-My daughter, after having q
severe attack Of Whooping Cough, Was left
in feeble state of hesIth.i Being advised
by friend she tried the vEoErIrE. and after
using 1 few bottles was fully restored TO
health. ~ 81 x WrR nsT isg
/ Thave Been great sufferer from Khs.fmS.
tism. hste taken ssvefs1 bottles Of the
Vsesrfrs Forsf fhis eomplsint, sasid am happy
to say it has entirely cured me. have re-
commended the VEaErINE to others with the
same good gssultss It 10 sgrsat eleansss
and p6rinsr" q the blood; itis pleasant to
lake aud a can :ehserfuily lyirscommend II.
JANIS MORSK, Ss4 Athens street.
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"A FARMER's PAPCR.--We ask atten-
ton to the card Of THE Ono FAsxEs
in this issue Of our paper and recon-
mend it as one OF the oldest and most
valuable agricultural and family papers
of the country. a.sF a'
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! The three men indicted for tarring and
Ieathering q woman OF doubtful charac-
ter. ct W Waterford, Pa, have oil been sen.
fenced TO the Peaitentiasy for from one
70 two years. r E.
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Farms for Salesl

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'TsARM containing a2o' aorss, On the oslo
IL River, i3 miles sbove schsington; fur
dwelling houses; barn, Two tobacco houses;
three Ssshsrds oontsining 300 trees, xrsftsd
fruit; vineyard Of Concord grapes. ? ,sssis.ia7
EARM OF IT'S AcREs,.ss
One mile ben river. four miles from Claring.
ton, 90 acres cleared. balyncs ven tinbsfsd,
orchard IS trees, WIN sssllswhols or divide
In tracts
Also; one acre h Eclanpstap; house and
orchard on sams. Il For Rassicula=s and
terms call On or address WEI vel -
.kS9gsz.s : JOHN 0o0DHUR,
oetaofy7s4, Clarinxsen, AsAsss csso.s