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IN rYENINa w1rll oRANr.
senator 1ngallS' Impression of the Grsu
Soldier.

senator Ingalls' Impression Of the Great
soldier.
lra.h. Cor. N. y Tribune.
Senator ingalls,, in speaking Of General
Grant week ago, said:
"General Grant was one of the most
entertaining after dinner takers Lever
knew. He was only the silent man in
crowds and at times when tlatterers tried
10 draw him out and make him talk about
himself. But after dinner, or with q few
congenial friends anywhere, he was ready,
Interesting, and often fascinating IN
conyersating. l recall especially one
evening when General Grant was
President. 1t was at dinner. party
he : gave at the White House:
Among the guests were number Of
Senators and General Sheridan. Mrs.
Grant and the ladies had retired from
table and we were smoking our cigars
General Grant talked great deal. de
was in his happiest mood, ana know eV'
erybody enjoyed him Us much l did. !
don't know how It cano about, but finally
we began to go backward and talk Of tne
time OF life man would. most care 70 i've
over again. Each one mentioned some
particular age when life seemed brightest
and most desirable, and period he
would enjoy TO live second time. Some
turned back 10 boyhood, Others TO early
manhood with the pleasantest recollec,
tions, willie to some the present was
most satisfactory. And you, General
what part OF your lie would you like 70
live over again? p one Of tho guests asked
OF the President.
general Grant dropped his cGin. on
his breast and was silent Afor minute OF
two. l can see him now, as We oil waited
for his answer and tried to read it in his
face, which as usual, was sealed book,
But we fully expected he would choose
that mart OF his life which had been pros.
porous aud great. He lifted his head and
said in voice OF quiet decision that ielt
no doubt OF his sincerity:
GAN Of it. should like to live all my
life over again. There isn't any part OF II
! should want to leave out.
az shall never forget the impression Ills
answer made on1ne, and think 1t I'M
pressed every one else. he was the only
man in the room who was ready 70 take
the bitter with tho sweet In his me
Every one OF us had left out some partcu'
lar time OF hardship and encouragement
when tile world seemed darkest. Not one
was braye enough TO face thattime again
and probably not one Of us had had such
hard times and so much OF real GdVersity
to begin with. think the most OF US had
begun to prosper before he was out OF the
woods. But General Grant was the only
man smoking his after dinner cigar at the
White House that evening who had the
courage to live his whole life over again"
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as ifstanding. PAIRING potatoes and FRUIT
can DO done as well sitting. The hands
can move Just as fast. a good sized lap
table will be very useful, especially fneut-
ting out material for garments. Many
women should not think Of washing and
80 divided that the afternoon can general
nv bo spent in sewing and mendlng. Let
not labor be lightened 50 much BY Q neg-
lect OF what should be done as by doing 1t
in way 10 make II most easy.
Let emother be careful to hold some
strenpth In reserve for days OF watching or
Of sorrow. Let her endeavor to so econo-
mize her strength that she may have some
time for her own mental culture and that
she retain the health 80 needn't 70 super:
intend the physical, mental and moral
training Of the children. It should be the
duty ofeyery member old enough TO con-
slider such a matter to help the mother 70
heed the advice.
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grustrc Sales.
T,RUsTEE'S SALE.


ByyIrtuc Of a Deed Of Trust made and e.ce,,
on the fourth day Of April, a. D. lsSS By b n
Eof, trustee for Emily l. Black l. l.. R!trk. e
g. Black. hnffy q. Black, ida Il. Black, May 4
Black and u. 5. Gibbs, " the unlrplgued ID ~
toe, ana which said decd Of trust i II IecorI !
tho Clerks Office Of Ohio county, State al ~
Virginia, III Died Of Trult Book 80, y, Tolls y
shall proceed 10 sell Al the front door OF lle ("s
House OF Ohio county. State Of weat VlrElnIa, o.
SATURDAY, MAY l6, 1885,
at ten O'Clock A. N. Of that day. the following NM
erty, towit: All Of that portion Of Lot No nh W
hundred aud Nineteen on Eoif and TWciity t,I,,,I
streets, In The City Of Wheeling, OHIO ,oRn,y NJ;
Virginia, which lies wet Of 4 line run thsi'Si
through the centre Of sad lot fFnm the iOn,b i
the north line through, aud which piece Of RTUuBi
hereby conveyed fronts halt the length Of IA N
on TWenty.sec0nd street AID the width Of gIi IN
on tie trSt alley west Of EO street, In said JiIy n
Wheeling. and being the wcIt half Of sald Id IA
l2lgl two hundred aud nine;eeu, aud az Az,
property conveyed 10 B. N. EOti, trustee " q II
Berry and vito. by decd dated PebNlhty i III
and Of record In Deed Book No. "a, PAGE sS n NJ
records Of Ohio county, StGtG Of West EhElpA
Selling as trustee AhAll convey only sueh Llte ii
Is vested In me.
TERats or Zone third Of the puNhl@soev
cash In hand; one third thereof with l1NsEt i
six months, and the nSilue thereof pith inttrSi
ln twelve months, the purchaser giving h!, no,e,
with good security for the deferred plImelh na
legal title will be retain aS further stt1iNy,
aptl0 GIBSON L. GRANIER 1SrGN.
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2ssta,ree,s salr.
A s sIeI l3E a, SALE OF YAL019i5

II RIAL ERTATR 'AAVABL.E
Under aud By. virtue Of Deed Of A.,-
made g tho undersigned By Frederick " Cat
duly recorded In the Clerks 0ftec III 4 ~ ~
Court Of Ohio County, West ViRinls geSag
Book No. 40 folio 81, shall, on DaSa
SATURDAY, APRIL D lsS
lt the front door Of the Court Home ~
county commencing Of 10 o'clocf 4. y ~ ~ VI
ell o. public sale The following deScstisS
tate situate IN the City Of WhSeliny 0btS y
West Virginia, that Is 70 say: SN| -
TIC south hall Of lot No. In SauAroV, :.
designated on the map Of tho SubdlviS,c.Ss !, 4
Joseph CA!9Weu estate aud additions IN n.IS. =
The city OF wheeling, In Ohio county. M I.
Aforesaid. Bald lot fronts On he W1St n ~ Y! "a
street, between Twenty and TSSrsS.. ~
streets, in the Sixth ward OF aid DIV W va
there u good one-AloTy frame honss VA ~ 4en
Improvements. being The ZANE nrOpeyty ~ ny. "a
conveyed By Theodore FTedYlciS IA III "
dAteo N0Vempef III, and recorded 10 M ~
once Aforesaid In Deed Book No q InItH 81 Isttl
ALSO, Lot No. Is, in square pumbsf s,s -
designated on the map Of the Eub-iiri.ISTss w
| Joseph Caldwell estate and addition, tbs.s,W q
the CITY Of wheeling. 6Ald lot from, mi ~
Ode Of Chapllne street. between TWeptT.eISb;h =
Twenty streets In the Sixth Waf N Nv y
pity, together with all the improvement, I'M
| AAA kAGIGbQ UPllOWinT 4.
the same property conveyed 70 aid Eg.tS.,t esn
Amy Mafsh by deed dated DeCenbes II iS!sa ,
recorded In the Clerks OElco NIosSS.IS "a T. ~
Book No. o., folio ISL. IL w
ALSO. the south two thirds part OF lot M In
the east side Of Market street, Between u, ny y! 9
third and Twenty fourth streets. IN Csnt,St rs
Ing, being In ChApliuC and Eot's bidiiIaSS Veg
CITY Of Wheeling, fronting l0rtyiouF hi W. Y y
ket street and extending back one huSjSS.a4 ~ y.
twenty-five feet 70 IN alley in me mai VA. "
same property conveyed 10 aid EbsrTE1t.ssls Y Y
Henry Moenkemiller by james WIICon Nv " "
aud by said Moenkemiller aud wife "a III NJ aut
wten by deeds duly recorded In SSId CltIi ~ ~
IN Deed Book No. Is, folio $50, and Hoof 4 Wy e
800 respectively. ON the last leSciib, ~. ~
property there Is large twoStoFy 6rct IN W..
a onestoTy !tAsne house in good repSir GSi ~
olAES condition. a4- ~
TERHsoE sALE-one third Of the purh,s,..
cash In hand, or rs much mote d IN b6,,s.
may elect % pay; the residue In two cousl 49,
menS payable six and twelve mouths ffom n
sAlei the purchaser 10 ext cute hls nOte IA, ~
letred inStalments, with interest from dRy ~ \:
The ate 70 be retained until the pGTcSsse No.
DO paid In full. B. n DOVESeT
mrs Assignee Of FrairirF FSsFT,t.
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A prominent Clinch county physician
has an owl that roanls around loose at
his house, and Is terror to cats aud mice.
Not only Is he useful for this, hut he is q
rare bird, the doctor having learned his
owlship some rare tricks. For instance,
he Will take the owl and whirl himaround
and about in his hands, and will. then put
him upon the floor or table upon his back,
side, or any other position ne may see
proper, telling the owl to sleep, and be re-
mains perfectly quiet. The Doctor can
then tell the owl to dream bad dream
and wake frightened, when after about
thirty minutes, the bird viii jump up
from the table apparently in great
fright, popping his bill and showing Other
signs OF alarm.
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a

I "BOAT STORE" CORNER,
By virtue Of 0 decree In tie suit In chang
May L. jGiIy'B Executor. &C., VI. hAnnAh q
and Others, made by the Municipal C0llItOl W
Inc. on the 18th day Of January, 1885, SAH
snecfAl commissioner appointed thereby, pt,,n
Is sell NJ public auction 1T the tIOtit a0SI Z 9
Court House OF Ohio county, on BAIusVE
APRIL II, 1856, commencing at 10 O'Clock y
tnr SUMBIRRp ONE ~ IN SQUARE, NUMBERED M
an theSoufa East CoRNER 0y IWELFih ASBaN
9TrgEs, In tho City Of Wheeling, Win y
buildings and Improvements Thereon. w
viii be made Of said lot a whole, or u SUI
eelS a. the commissioner may aetetmtas @g
iot. commonly known Is the "Boat store Cet AZ
Grc two large three story brick buildlngN al..
into I've separate tencMents; aud now $50
respectively by Frank Booth, y. MANI -, = y
DIehl 4 Kober, II. G. Meyer, and Joseph uE''''
tenants. ,,,.,
the purchaser may elect CASH; and w. n.y. y
TWO equal payments, payable FeApecuyey Y. 7
ewd Two wears, with Interest, from day o. y
and The purchaser executing notes lbetiW Y
Satisfartbry perFunal ssGHfity, aHS the we " I.
retained until tho whole Of tbe purchase mCall
naid. and q conveyance directed BY tGg CG1n
st RNecI4I CGmns0lqaG
I do certify that bind and security nav " =
ViyetI nv aid special commissioner % IsqGsl
81 law, and By said decree o. ale, D,ppu
Clerk Municipal Court oil WhtGllht
J.C HERVHY, AuCti0leer. "'''NA
The above sAie IS postponed 70 APd q, Il e ~
10 O'Clock A. u. o.r. A. i :; STi' ,cS,,
SpFlS Special I9mI1Hs!v49!--
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sealed aeroposais.
.CEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE
Board or COMMISSIONERS oP ONO C0 w
WHEELING, ". Va, April ~ !S'h

~ WuKELlNuI W. V Az hTlH ." ''
Sealed proposals for work 10 be lone on ' I'm
Inn County Roads during the current w .s,I NJ
received at this office until WEDNESDAY SUI H'
battle Ran, 400 cubic yards grading T. s'Sa
cards inASnnFy 100 cubic yards laeAdAlnIhH.
Boggs' Hi. s. & ii. TrIadelphls District "Uea''
yards matchmaking. rN.,,,., ca, tyts
HORgs' I'LL, .. & D. HlChl9nu nsI!Is" w
yards grading 70 cubic y9FlS m ~ ~, % cube
sA a'bSpsI huh, Is cubic yards naradlni,'nE
DIxo,I's run, 600 cubic yRTdS Eadlpg Y su''
yards mGS0nry. 100 cubic yards mGCs r,SSsr
a.. G. 4 r., lint division, GOO cube !sIp IS.ss
% cubic yards masonry, QUO cnolc !s'"s '-@'''-
n. p, second division 100 cubic y.td. Tli Z,
iuS. Is cubic yards masonry, 600 cubic !l'A 'A'
aa GiIlaPiss Run, 200 cubic yards EnnS a"'E
ya9if1 sa mSsC Rn aud Cherry I'LL, 20 caSe ~,
grading, 80 cubic yards masonry ""'"'"
i'' IeIJGy's: ii4fn and DENT Gem, $50 cube !''a
n %seIIas noS.o I'M. SO cubic yards '''''i
in Fiddle wheeling Greek, lower end !" '''N
yards macadAmlKing, .,,Lt, -.nl, mast.
Wct;rsw's Run, go cubic yAids narnd en-. y
Peters Run TrGdelphlA Dlstics' itV eu''
maCadamlElng. ,.,...,., ga .,,LIs ytsS
PetefS Kun, Rlchland blStdct' ~ cUO''
grading 40 cubic yards mAChd1naAgJE Snl,laz
PsIlinSuiS Road, COO cubic yards taassI1ti XIV ~
River Road, First Division wv 'H'N
matchmaking. ,,o.,,,ht, rad. rrit.s
20 cubic yards masonry 1o e"0@ '"'N
t99t RGe and csy,,eman's Run, 2ap cube !E@
grading, 30 cubic yards masonry, n, r,,I, slr.s
S6oFf Creek, Moth Fork, ib8 CUBIC Se'' 49,
n ss0Et Greek, South Fork 100 cubic r''
m Eali;y Grove and Middle wSee'Ias' 10 ''s
yards matchmaking. -,-,... an rublc lEa
W, w, L. 4 IL, First DIVISION Nv
mE %SesIInE afSd sairnont Pie 40 Guide ''
m %SeeIInE asSd Elm Grove, Rlchand Di''F
cubic yards nACAdAmIZlnB ..-,-I.,Dhts plrt5t
Wheeling aud Elm Grove, 1H@8e'P"'-
LEO cubic yards matchmaking, ,,.,dtrJti
w. &, K r PIKE, 700 cubic yard, EG g,gis ~
West Liberty and HcNey's, ~ eu'''
mV %SssIe apS warlens Run iol cae ,s. rs rs
grading, 50 cubic yards maAoat!' W.
matchmaking; mat. ouly. BE-
grading must DO separate for earn, r,, ~
iolld rock. Masonry Will &c All :" N Ilr % ~
dry. MAcndAmIEllg Will be Of h a'u a. a md -
limestone, broken 10 pas shtouS" ~ ttai. -
Proposals must be separate inI ss sTI iilrrA
Fiye full names Of bidders win s%ts sii'i
ssnS vSnst M S0rOTnpauIed by FeierthW, rd ~
tnTr Ia the BOard1aS 70 the claiArTT' ii r1ias;t
nafancV Al he bidders. The IahuHs'S- vst,b!s ST
iosnt win ID tho cubic yAFL ~ . me- rsh 7
measured solid. The boGrl TEg,,,bs, inOfrsss-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by !.rs
Dyton and Susan A. Dyson, his wife, 70 ng q
Trustee for Elizabeth steger, dated Nay !, ISL n
Court Of Ohio ounty, West Vlplnll, IA ND 4
Trust Book No. IL, p5He b76, ! will sell liththli
door Of the Coart House Of said cOuntyOl
SATURDAY, TIE 9th DAYoF %AY,s@
commencing At 10 o'clock A. n the tol6Wtts L
Ecrihcd property, that Is 10 say: A certain p;ti8
Of lot number one hundred and eighty tE6 laQ
4. zane's addition To the City Of Wht6ts a
Wheeling Island, said portion being al The bfli
Of York and Ohio streets and measuring iOE ii
on York street. and the breadth u said lOtSag
on Ohio street, sixty feet more or iess.
TERMS OF sALR-One half and rs much me
the purchaser may elect TO pay IN cash 90 " Z
OF sale, tho balance In Two equal inStAlmeuhEd
and twelve months, notes bearing interest,"
Glveni for the deferred payments, and secuNd
deed Of trust aud policy Of insurance q
property. ". J. W. c0WDES, TTut1
~. II. uAtlER. AuntinnPer. VI
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ECONOMY or srnENarn.
How Housekeopers :aiay do Their Work an
Preserve Strength.

EFebtEtb 2hIenkLha
CIV and cOGptE.
Many women who ridieule the idea Of
saving strength lest by so doing. they
would fail TO accomplish their household
duties in the best manner, Some have
been blessed with an abundance Of
strength, and are able to labor on for
years without regard to the expenditure
otthe vitaltorces. But many very many
have need to consider ways and means Of
performing their duties without any I'M
due taxation Of strength.
Without regard TO this need they are
liable at any time to be overtaken with
sickness, debility, or nervousness that
units themfor the most important duties.
a. nervousness that will likely set the
whole house in state OF terment and
make their way hard. A nervousness
that will mako o woman irasclble, aud thus
she viii be unable 10 develop properly q
beautiful self.possessed spirit in her chill.
OF the family stricken down with prostrA-
ton or disease, and it seems hard 10 see
her suffer- when she feels 80 much the
need Of being actively engaged in labors
for those dear to her. 1t is almost as sad
to SEQ her powers Of endurance so taxed
that she is not able TO fight with the OBJ.
stacles that come in the way of her sue
cess without becoming unstrung, giving
Johnny and Annie rough words when
they need 10 DO soothed, finding fault with
members Of the family until they care but
httlewhat they do. - :. =, = :.
The writer having inherited only a lin
tied amount ofstrength, and finding much
to tax her found Il insufficient for her
need when she met with an accident. As
+, aconsequence ot the lack Of strength she
was not sble to recover from the accident
until she had been confined to crutches
nearly q year and unable 10 do but little
work during the time. Since then she be-
lieves herself fully prepared to appreciate
tho wisdom Of learning how 70 GconomiSe
strength and conscientlonsly practicing
many ways Of tightening labor.
Vital force maj. be used unnece ssarily In
many ways. Endeayoring 70 live beyond
ones means Is a fruitful source OF taxation.
Il BRING much labor and care that y not
really needed for the best good Of the
family, III.
jFHonsehoId work requires many steps,
heir,g a., the feet most Of the time, hence
X Il weil 70 rest the feet by sitting when
work can DO done Just as well and rapidly
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). ADVICE no sMoKERs.

The seand Advice OF u wise aud Expert.
eneed User OF the Weed.
Exchange.
The deadly illness Of General Grant is
ascribed to cancer aud it Is said tho can
cerous growth was caused by excessive
smoking. The distinguished character Of
the patient has made the case conspicu-
Gus, and many veteran smokers have al
ready discarded the use OF tobacco.
We believe that the poison Of cancer is
distinct from the poison OF nicotine.
There are, however, few simple rules
commenting themselves 10 every physi.
clan, which will tend TO make the use Of
tho weed less injurious and which it is
well to incuicate at this particular time.
In tie first place, smoke iight-coiored
cigars. They are less strong than the
darker ones. Select those marked Claro
and Colorado Ciaro aud avoid those mark
ed Maduro or even Colorado Maduro.
Secondly, never smoke on an empty
stomach. Smoke after luncheon or alter
dinner or supper, but do not smoke long
after you have taken food or early IN the
morning. A light cigar alter a hearty
meal frequently aids digestion, but II one
smokes Just before eating, the appetite
will be iessened and food will lose It's
Thirdly, do not smoke the whole Of the
cigar. Sacrifice fourth or fifth, because
In the stump the poisonous oil or nicotine
OF tobacco becomes concentrated. Fourth.
", do not smoke more than three or four
cigars a day. And in the last place, after
smoking cleanse the teeth, and thus avoid
their discoioration and importation with
the fumes OF the tobacco. A moderate
and careful use Of tobacco does not harm
the teeth, but when excessive 1t causes
the gums TO rccede and covers the teeth
themselves with the blackening oil Of the
leaf.
These rules are few and simple, but II
followed they cannot fail to be Of lasting
benefit to every smoker.
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An oller,r shrswt Sch e,lle.

In the Geological Gardens there was an
otter that had . couple Of young ones,
One day in February these young ones
rot into the pand and were quite unable
10 climb up its perpendicular sides. The
mother made several useless attempts e
reach them from the eide Of the pond
She then plunged into the water, and, al
ter playing with one Of them q short time
she put her head to It's ear, as il to make II
understand her intention, and then
sprangout ofthepond, while the young
one ctung tightly 6yits teeth to her tail
And then, having landed its She forth
with rescued the other oneiin the same
manner, 4.
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DIED.

LARNHART-on Tuesday, April q, 1875 a. l:SC
O'Clock r. " BtRrIA, WHO Of Simon arnhart, ST..
aged q years, month and DAYS. n.y.
Funeral IRON her late residence, No. 1l26 MtCol.
lech ltreot, Thursday morning at ESQ o'clock.
Requiem aasSat St AiphonSus Church. Inter
mtnt at Nt Calvary Cemetery. Friends arc invi
ted TO attend. s AsisE7s " -
KoPLIN-0n Tuesday, April p 1855, at . o'clock
A. ", at hit late residence ISAAC KoFLIE. aged g.
years aud months.
Funeral viii take place Thursday afternoon at
o'clt ok from No. 4s Twenty. eth street. FrlendsoI
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend. In.
te-ment al Greenwood CcinRtfrY.
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rOR sAIE.

$50 .cre Farm, ii miles from city. on Littl,
Wheeling Greek. 5sH
Small Farm un Glcnn's Run.
Honfe No. North FORK street,
No: 81 Twcnty.tixth street, hustntss house and
dwelling.
No. 81 Twenty. third street. 8 rooms and finished
atiie
No, AS EIghteenth street.
No. S5 Sixteenth street
No. mi Eotf erect, rooms, i1
No. I4E7 Main street.
No. t7Sl Market street.
Farms and other property for sale.
Call on or address
JAMES A. HENRY, Real EState Agent.
Collector aud Notary pnblIc,
anT23 No. ldE Market Street,
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In modern days it is tho wise virgin WHO
keeps the parlor lamp on short commons
OF oil. At least so young man who is
about TO be married has informed the rail-
road reporter. ,ltt..t-.
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FOR RENE.

No. 1tS Eighteenth street, rooms.
No. loot Manchester, containing rooms.
Three rooms, No. 1923 Main street.
Vacant lot opposite west end Of Seventeenth
street, said lot fronting on ChApltne street.
Two rooms, No. 1871 Woods street. .Pr
M. 1915 aud No. 1911 Market street
Frame Building In rear OF 1874 Market street.
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DELICATE diseases radically cured. Con
sultation free. Addres Worlds Digpen.
sary Medical Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
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Horsford's Acid pho,pilate for Sick Head
ache.
DIR. N. S. Read, Chicago, says: 81 think
1t is a remedy Of The highest value in
many forms 81 mental and nervous ex-
haustion, attended by sick'headaclle, dys-
pepsia and diminished vitality" rThstw
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A sSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
"a MILL PROPERTY, Powhatan. Ohio
Tho undersigned assignee OF ltofer & Brother,
viii offer Ut public 81 Q. on the p1cmfSes, on SAT.
uRDAY, MAY (edl SECOND, 1855, al o'clock p.
N the AtlGs FIGURING Mills, Powhatan, Ohio, one
acre Of land and lmiortablc franc dwelling OF
six rooms. This mill has recently been RENTED
with the latest improved machinery, consisting Of
E1ry machinery ~ make Il y complete milling e..
tabishment, with capacity Of 100 barrels daily.
II Is equipped with IS horse power engine, which,
together With the entire machinery, IL almost new,
having beCn operated but sixteen months.
Tho building b substantial brick structure,
with a tWoStOEy brick warehouse adjoining, 4oxl9
feet
the location Is ono Of the best In the Ohio Val
Icy, hCtng in tho midst Of m eIttngtve wheat
growing region, on the ohio river and on the line
Of the Ohio Valley aud Ohio River RAILROADS, and
Ithas heretofore enjoyed a large merchant and
county custom.
belongs 70 the property.
u, n! SCOTT,
anon AssI.ree NJ ttofcr q Pro' Powhatan. n.
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XIL KINDS OF BOOK OK; Az sSsassil
n PRINTING neatly and pfo@p@
the IHTTIIIeEtcEl jon OITleA
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LOGAN, LIST & co.'s
Excelsior Baking Powder,

Assdvertised and sold by US tos many yeats.
Ills carefully and sklllfully prepared in accord.
ance with the genuine formula, which has never
passed from our possession, legally or otherwise;
RIALS II contains no ALUM, LINZ or other lniuri.
Gus ingrcd tents: aud Il acknowledged as superior
In RlttcspectS 10 any Baking Powder Ia the mar.
let. onf Powder Is put up In and 10 ID. boz es,
and in dime, 4, Il and 4 ID. cans.
Be on your guard against limitations Bee that
orr address Is on each boz and label. Address all
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CARD 10. me- TRADE

We take pleasure in reminding thc trade that we
are manufacturers Of f,alt yft5
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The sound Advice Of a wise aud Exper
eneed User of the Weed.
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Including an actual Robbery 'iet
aboriginal Habits and Customs