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ting witness was put on the stand. He

ting witness was put on the stand. He
was Willy witness. His testimony was
apparently perfect chain. 1t was de.
!ivered coolly, calmly, and with IN as-
sumption OF Candor. The witness was
sometimes reticent, and had to DO drawn
out by the little prosecutor when, his
evidence was damnatory OF the defend.
ant. AT last his examination Ia chief
was concluded, and the prosecutor said
with An air Of triumph, "Air. Lincoln,
take tho witness" 's7 -
Mr.. Lincoln stopped his writing at
once, threw his feet upon the table, and,
looking Bteadfastly at the witness (who
was b'acing himself for the usual ordeal
OF cross.examinatlon), said aolemnly:
"Yonng man, Is 1t customary in your
village to get upon the witness. stand and
swear TO d lie?" s..@ z,
The witness was staggered, and flush.
ed the face blood red. The little prose.
cutor shrieked IN shrill alto, accom-.
panied by his colleague In sonorous
bass, "Your Honor, I object" Then the
two raised a little babel, in which tho
words "unseemly" and Outrageous"
were mainly distinguishable.
"Mh Lincoln" said Judge Davis,
"baye yon any special reason to use that
language?"
II have, your HONOR replied Lin.
coin. ~ 81
"Then,' said the Judge, "you may
proceed with the question, and tho wit.
ness must answer 1t, yes or no." .a
AIR jnno1,, FnnnofaI thR nvnettnr -
same calm, deliberate manner In which
he had before propounded it. The wit.
ness choked and gasped, and when tho
Judge calmly insisted again tint he
should answer 1t he tainted.
"Tako him in the sherifl'a room," said
Judge Davis, adding Barcastically, 'the
weather is very sultrv. The house ia
very close. The atmosphere ia too much
for the young man. MIR. Clerk, call the
next case" 80
Lincoln had resumed the writing OF
his brief, and when some OF tho wit
nesses came to him and asked him II
they might 20 home, he answered that
the case was over aud those who did not
want to stay need not do so. l
He was right; the case was over.
Shortly afterward Judge Davis, at the
request Of the prosecuting witness, was
called into the sheriH's room, when the
young man confessed that he himself
threw the duck in ut the church win.
dow. He said that he and the defend.
ant had both been paying attention to
the same girl, and he had been discard
ed. In revenge for the triumph OF his
rival, ho had trumped up this charge,
and, by the aid OF coniederates, had
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j. .aniniscance Of tho Early Practice of
tho Great Emaucipator.
Washington Post.
Says Jesse Harper: When Lincoln was
practicing at the bar before Judge Davis,
(aiterward justice OF the United States
supreme Court, a rather startling Incl.
dent happened at one OF the nejsbbor.
ing villages. Some kind Of a religious
meeting was being held. The weather
WAS warm and the church windows were
open. Somebody outside threw live
duck through the window to the great
CONSERVATION OF some OF the congrega.
ton aud the mer1iment of the tritling.
1t was ilaerant and malicious breach
OF thelaw which protects religious meet.
ings. Suspicion iell upon two young
men Of respectable family who we're not
in the church, but were known to be in
Its immediate neishborhood at the time
OF the outrage. One OF these young men
went TO the county prosecuting attorney
and awore out an affidavit against his
companion. The case was brought be.
fore the locsl SO uire, bat under legal adj
vice the young man waived preliminary
examination and was held under quite
considerable bonds to appear at the next
Circuit Court ut Springfield.
Tho parents OF the accused were in
very great distress at the veSatious and
degrading predicament in which their
son was placed. They went TO Lincoln
and offered him retainer.
"Are you eatified that your son is in.
nocent?" was Mr.. Lincoln's first cues.
ton. The parents said they were salts.
led Of il,
"rhen," said the future President,
''let me have az hours private confer:
ence with the boy, after which l will
tell you whether or not Twill accept
your retainer. "
| The young man duly appeared at Mr..
Lincoln's Office and m interview OF the
most private nature took place between
them. Nlr. Lincoln became then end
there convinced Of the boys Innocence
and accepted his parents retainer.
When the day Of trial arrived there
was n full court room, ior the friends and
neighbors OF the parties concerned flock
ed to Springfield to be present at thu
trial. The prosecutor was o very little
man who lisped abominably. He die
not feel himself big enough Tor the case
so 10 employed lawyer to assist him
as big as Judge Davis himself; but who
unlike the Judge, had. a voice as sonor.
onB rs a ioghorn.
1 Lincoln sat quietly at one OF the table
| in the bar busily engaged in writing OF
brief OF some case entirely foreign t
the one in hand. The case was called
Lincoln rose with calm dignity IN,
said: "Your honor, Iappear Tor the de
PENDANT" Then hess down and COOL
resumed his writing. aa
Tho Jury was empanelled, but MI
Z Lincoln had no objection to. make t.
either one Of them. The prosecutor &C
, copied tho jury, wondering what o.
, earth Lincoln's game could be. The bi
assistant prosecutor made the openin
address to the jury, and illuminate
against the defendant in the approve
style Of prosecuting counsel. Lincol
went on with his writing. Witness ate
: witness was called for the prosecution
n but when they were turned over to Lir
coin he had no question to ask then
!. He said 30, and quietly resumed hi
: work on that interminable brief.
: Then as a coup de grace the prosecl
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The hept salye in the world for cuts,
btuises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-:
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. Is.
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Guess this Conuudrvm,

What is the reason that a physician
will not indorse a good thing when he
knows as well as be knows anything
that the article in question has been used
Tor years and is valuable remedy, but
because it ia proprietary medicine they
cry it down. There is not a prescrip-
ton case i'm any drug store in all this
broad land that does not hold this same
article. There are few ifany physicians
who do not prescribe it. And yet when
tho came article is made and sold in
larger packages, and the price is so much
below q prescription, that is where the
shoe pinches. But there are physicians
who are willing to indorse good thing,
as the following will show:
| have used quite extensively in my
practice Of late Loose's Extract Red
Glover for Indigestion, Constipation
Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles, with
the very best results, and have found
it worthy OF oil and more than is
claimed ior it. The only disappoint
ment to physicians is that it exceeds its
recommendation. 7. Fl. KNAPP, NJ. D.
Findlay, Ohio. For sale by Logan Dru,
Company. DAw
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The following letter from Mr.. W. A.
Thomson, Of Columbus, Wis, is pc
culiarly interesting: SHY wife," says
he, "has been treated for her head,
stomach and nervous prostitution BY
three doctors in New York, two in Chi
cage, one in Philadelphia, one in Gin
cinnati, and at the large institute in
Buffalo for l6 months. They all failed.
But one bottle Of Dr.. Miles Restorative
Neryine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used in headaches. backaches,
changes OF life, nervous disturbances,
fits, rheumatism, etc. Ask at the Logan
Drug Company's drug store for free
trial bottle and DIR. Miles new book on
the Nerves and Heart. MwFAw-2
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure
a return OF purchase price On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used Tor any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, wLooping
cough, Group, etc., etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock

The Features OF the Money md Stock
1a. a= EJnrisets. ~.
New YORK., Dec. 9.-Moncy on call close, raur-
ius from TO Is per cent, last loan per cent,
closed offered at s per cent. Primo mercantile
paper 71a.lo per cent Sterling exchange active
and steady at 81 7Ssi SIX. Sales OF stocks to.
day were $50, 267 shares. ',tt,AE,g5
The stock market was quite different TODAY
from that Of yesterday, and in place OF the weak.
NESS Heciaedly strong feeling existed through.
out the entire day, and the Upward movement
was Interrupted ouly iu the forenoon, while
prices never got down to the level OF those OF
last evening. The Opening advances were In ost
pronounced In the active list, and the gains Of
less than one per cent weIc rare, while 81, bsr
cent was inc limit At the Improvement iiw.
ever, there Was disposition on the part OF the
smaller bulls TO accept tho profits already &C,
truct and the bears and traders immediate civ
started IL TO take their market away from them.
This caused u partial loss o! the early mi
The inducemtnt 10 sell, wAs found In the lear OF
further failures, aud they came. The rcsis.a nee
70 The hammering operations were most stub.
born. however, and the selling was soon given
up. when the market began 10 rise, bccom ING
lAlrly buoyant III the afternoon. =
The Gould stocks were very prominent In tho
! Upward movement, but 1t reached nil nortions
OF the ~, and the tpal gains are more pro.
bounced and more uniform than for many a
day. The market ilnsl'y closed active and
strong at the highest price OF the day. Union
Pacific "a. Colombo Coal and Louisville, q
Nashville each S5G. Northwestern and Sugar s,s,
Rock Island ana Missouri. Pacific each az, Silver
bullion ST. ST. Paul aud Jersey Central each az,
Chicago Gas 2}1 per ceat. "" - :" ~
Nai!ioad bonds quiet. Sales sl27GOcO. ~
Government anu State bonds dull md stcsii O.
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For all who arc held by the chains OF
scrofula or other diseases Of the blood
comes from Hood's Ssrsapsrilla, which
by imparting the elements OF good health
and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves
the bonds Of disease aud sets the captive
Tree. No other remedy in existence
combines the positive economy, the
peculiar merit and the medicinal power
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 4
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nsilss' Sorye and Liver PMS,

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily Cure biliouuness, bad taste, tor.
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did for men, women and children,
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples FREQ at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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"OLlvE BLossoM".is not q patent med.
icine and should not BIO so considered.
It is the discovery Of the celebrated Dr..
France, President Of The France Medi-
cal Institute Co., Of Columbus, 0. 1t is his
private prescriptions, and has been sue
cesslully used by him for years in his
large practice.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. R. Goetze,
". ". Irwin, ". Z. Williams, G. Schnepf,
Q. Menkemeller, ". G. Armbright, W.
b. Williams and N. W. Heinrich; j. w.
Darrah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry ;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick, Bellalre; St. Clair Bros, Benwood,
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Central Standard limo.
IdR2S.


Trains via tho Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rs!l,.i
and Cleveland, 1850 o. IN. 70. Pi,tsbutph. iC:i,
o. N. For Calcaeo and Cleveland i GO y. IN. For
benvlllc, 8:l3 q. IN. SEQ. 81 - M
Trains arrive NJ bridgeport d. 500 a. M, 10 30
a. M; lI:lDp. N 9:52 p. H., md S:lb ,, II, j
On SATURDAYS only--For East Liverpool. G:i1
p. M; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m. ,1' 4 i
- FROM WHEELING STATION. *
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati " q,
Louis Rallway-peu Handle kouto--laayeWhc
ing for staubeny.l!c, PitlIHuISh and Me Last.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, tndianRpolis rnd - 81
Lon!st 6:2o q. n, mud $50 r. m FOR Co|urrbus
and Oh tcago, 1885 p M 1raipsrrtiyn nj Whee,s
ing 4 oo cn LOCO a 25 p n. and 500 ,.
$50 p. M. run solid teltyecn heSlinc III ~
Prs 1ursa. az ssalas daily except SUNDAY. y
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New York, Dec. 0.-Flour, rcccIpts esOo
packages; market quiet and unchanged: snicr
1870 ba!seis WHEAT, receipts s., 006. bushels:
exports ~ 600 bushels: sales So 100 bushels OF
futures aud $4,000 bushels Of spot: spot marke;
unsettled and lanc up; No.. 3 rcd ]lsaeSc
z red December 81 0IsJal 6..,4al ossSe: January
g Ga4al 031ssal 0aiss: February 81 0i3s; March
81 0sss;, May 81 bal. es11.al OK; July e9Isc.
Rye dull western 16a7ec, Corn, receipis 5i0O
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Gle Sntrllieen.ter.
ONCE, Nos. 10 and VI Fourteenth, street.
WINTER WEATHER.


william Bdrnes, ,st4
When stc,us OF Gins may rise Ia row,
Dark.bfown from hillocks under snow,
And woods may reach as black rs night,
liy tloplnS fields OF Clcanc,t whlte;-
y shooters by the snowy rick,
Where trees arc high aud wood "a thick,
eau marx tho tracks the game may pick,
'f They Ike tho winter weather.
Or where may spread tho grty blue sheet
q Ice. for skaters gliding feet,
That they. uhlllt, from side to hlde,
Long yards, Hnd at them down to slide;
" hllder', ohe that tNtiers tlack -
VI HIND: anu ono that's on htk back.
Ana ono Upright that ketps MS tmCk,
Have lun Ia Winter weather.
When VIC at night, 10 snow and gloom,
May seek some pctghbor's fightcd room,
Enough snow may .h0w no path before
inc house, W. still can find the door; Il
Anu there, Us round tho biaudS maysprcai
INC creeping tlto OF CHEEKY red,
Our feet from SNOW, from wiud our head,
Arc warm In winter weather. ~
Wherever day may give our road, .s
w hills or holl9ws 9Yessa9wed,
" windy gaps or sheltered hooks, @
" orldged Ice Of frozen brooks,
Elill may we Nil, Rs night may come,
Know where to find n peaceful home,
And glowing, fire for tugers numb
With cold in winter weather.
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Lord Wolseley says that Capt. Charles
Kings description 10 his novel Between
the Lines" OF the cavalry lghta Gcs.ys-
burg is "the most perfect picture OF
battle in the English language"
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Wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market

Receipts have been fair the pas. week, and the
demand only toerabiy good I here Is no s,riE.
report: 5s1s rs -, = -
Caate-Extrn, 100 to 1900 lbs. s1as,%c: good
goo to J. o0o lbs 3a34c; good 500 to BOO lbs. ssla
SCI tair 1O0 70 sN ibs. ?1sa2s4c; common. CO.. 10
H0Gs-ExtH, 3.G5aSss4c; good, 3k,a5 G0c: com.
mon, 3a3l4c. ~ r. - =.
sa;tpIEx!Ea, 4aiAc, good, o111:a4c; common, "a
Fresh C0trs-sa5 OOn35 90; calves, aa5c.
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plleg, Piles, pilcA.

Losses Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive spec iiic for all forms of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Hrotruding Piles. Price SOC.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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New ioRE, Dec. 9,-Wcol quiet and weak: do.
nestle SiaS9c: pulled 27a34c; Texas lSa2ac.
PHlLADELPuIA, Pa, Dec. 9,-Wool market
quiet and prices unchanged.
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TERMS or sALE-one. third, or Us much more ~
THE purchaser may elect, cash In hand on III.
day Of tale, and the balance In two equal Install
months from tho day OF sale, with interest, the
purcnni or 10 give his notes for the deferred in
sediments. with good security, and the legal
title 10 be retained rs further security until tht
said notes and interest are paid. sfE
9z nol3 IF9sgsia= ". +. III BEARD. Trustee, q
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Live Stuck.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. 9.-Ca.tle-Reeeip.s 900
head; shipments 1000 head: market slow.
nriccslow and uneven; Christmas steers IS C:
choice export and dressed beef 81 9sa5 rs; com,
mon to medium 81 75ai Is; cows, bulls and mix.
cd 81 i0a2 SO. Texans 81 3ia2 g. Hogs-Rcceipts
5000 head, shipments, 6,o00 head: market
steady and higher: rough and common light
. ~: primo heavy and butcher weights s. S5a
s.: light s. i5a3 30. sheep-Eeceipts S 0(O head:
shipments 500 hesd: market steady: nstlves
81 2545oo westerns 81 25al 20; lambs S. ioa5 90. :
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. 9-Cattle-Hecc,pts
100 head; shipments 1851 head: market yerv
dun and lcc OF Hogs-Receipis o,S5s head:
shipments 2,$o head: market steady: Phlladel.
So l0aS SO; light Workers 81 25a3 G5; pigs 81 5la
800 sheep-Receipts ,TC0 head; shipments 400
head: market slow aud unchanged,
CINCINNATI; @, Dec. 9.-Hors steady; com.
mon and lisht g ,5a3 20: packing and butch.
1900 head. - $500 =
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880,


beginning at 10 O'Clock H. m, NIL the right, tito
and Interest Of The said UeD'ge W. TlcniAnn aud
Mary a. TicMAnN, hin Wiie,Or either OF them,
legal or equitable, III The following described
real estate, that is 10 SGy: -Four acres aud
one Tins owned BY Adm Fitehncr ard alter Il r.
Wnrdh by Samuel j. BOyu) III ONO county, Oh
tho National ROsh, about two aud half miles
cast OF the city Of wheeling; beginnings at stake
OH the east side Of tho said Ioad, ana the south.
west corner OF Il tract OF land OH the 10th day Of
July, 1852 conveyed By Adam Fitchner aud wife
10 Jacob 81 Warden; thence north 26.i5 west
1G-l7 poles. thence north GG.lS east ilI4 poles;
thence south y cast lb7Opoles ~ tho line Of the
lana conveyed Ms hi0rcsnil 10 said Warden:
thence south Gi.52 west 4OA poles with the line
Of tho lnnd conveyed as aforesaid to said War.
dcn 10 the beg!nninu together with the right
oil way alopE lane twelve !cet wide running
with and adjoining the northwest line OF par.
Gel OF lAnd, (Gear the land conveyed by said decd
Of lrusl) on the 9Ulh day Of July, lS52, conveyed
by Adam Fitchncr and wife TO- Edward N. Nor.
ton, Also tho tight to tho usG OF tho iItgc spring
in another md contiguous part VI said farm,
with the further right u, lay water pipes from
deed OF trust. But allSabjcct to tho concurrent
md Joint Interest OF certain other persons, sptcI
fed IN said deed IRON said Fitchner and wife to
haid Edward u. Norton. the said property above
conveyed being tho same which was conveyed
10 the Maid John Henry TlemAnD by George ".
EoblnSon and wife by deed dated January o,
1867, aud OF ree0id III tho land records OF Ohio
county, In Deed Book No. 30, page 1871.
Teams OF SALE-Onr third, or as much more
rs the purchaser may elect, cash IN hand on The
day OF sale, and the balance IN Two equal install.
ments, payable. respectively In six aud twelve
months from tho day OF sale with interest," the
purchaser 10 give his notes for the deferred IN.
htatiments With good security, aud the legal title
10 DC retained as further security until The said
!, nolS -S.l = W p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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iletnl.

New foEK, Dec. 0.-Pig iron nominal Con
Per weak; lake SIS Is. Lead dull and heavy u.
81 y. TIT quiet; strafts 81 10. - :
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Roofs end Barks-Ginseng, dry, per TO-, In
demand, s.. 75as3 W: sassairas bark, Der h..
211saSc; sRssairas oil. per H., 46a5oc; May appe
H.. 20aSoc: blood root per h., e; Seneca snake
root, per h., FREQ Of top, S5ai0e; West Virginia
snake root, per H., 25si5c;, pink root, per h.,
nne, SoaJSc; elm bark. per h., lac. -
SAFE: apples, Ohio and West Virginia, quarters
per Id, SCI, B!ackberrtes, perlh. l0c; Cherries,
pi!ted,per lb lial5c; Kaspberries, per b., 20a25c
BcanS-Prirc new hand picked, medium,
. 20. :" - ~ -"
WootFine washed S0a32c, fine unwasAcd Goa
&c; medium washed Soa34e; medium uiwasfied
2!a27c; coarse washed S0as2c; coarse unwashed
Aonsy-Whlte clover, per lb., l5al7c; pure
strnind, l0al-c. - -, -
Ra1sIwhite, mixed cotton, per h., lalhc;
all wool; per To-. Ma;1c: mixed per y, ;sll
ss::sst1sta =. y; chGS,Ouls 50 90, =.
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q.
Advice to Mothers.

ClEclSSATI, o., Dec. 9.-Cot,on in fair dc.
nsnd and lower; Midlipgs 9LAc.
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rERUsrEE'S SALE.

Ii 3D.
Dy virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Henry C.
r. Tiemaun and Annie NJ. T.cnenn. his wife, to
NE as trustee bcdritIg date on the first Oh, Of
December, 1856 aud recorded In the office OF the
CLERK OF the County Court OF ohio County,
West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book No. n,
page 30, Will proceed to sell at public auction
ut the front door oil the Court House for said
Ohio county, in the City OF Wheeling, on
s.i SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880,
tide aud interest Of tho said hcnrs
G.. P. Tiemann, aud II. Tiemann, his
vile, or either OF them, legal or equitable, IN
the following described ,cil estate, that is 10
cay: Feur acres and twenty Fercaes ttesmerly
O part OF the harm ut onc time owned by Adsm
Fi.chuer and afterwards by samuel J. Boyd In
Ohio courty. on the National road, about two
and half miles east of tho city OF Wheel.uE:
beginning az stake on the east side OF the said
road, and the southwest corner OF u tract OF
land on the 10Th day OF July, 1872, conveyed by
Adam Fitchner and wife 10 Jacob N Warden
thence north 26.i5 west 1917 poles: thence north
69 IS east slM poles: thence south q cas-; 1910
poles 10 the line OF the land Conveyed as Aiore
AOA poles with the line OF the land conveyed a..
a!Or csaid 10 said Warden 10 the begin
Mug, together with tho right OF wa,
along lane. twelve feet wide running With
and adjoining the northwest line Of
deed Of trust, on the 2'a DAY Of July. 1851 con
veyed Uy Adam Fitchner and wife to Edward.M.
Norton, also the right 10 the use OF the latge
spring In another and contiguous part OF said
farm, with the further right to lay water pipe.
from said spring To any Of tho land conveyed BY
said deed OF trust. But all subject TO the con
current and Joint interest Of certain other per
sons, specified In said deed from said Fitchnel
and vito to said Edward II. Norton; the salt
properly above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed to the said John Henry Tlcmann
BY George ". Robinson and wife, by deed GATED
January o., 1867, aud Of rcrord In the land rec
ords Of Ohio cpnniy. N Decd look No. s. nagt