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THE u,rRJAL or CHATTERTON.

EBY Ju1N ROSS DIX.
Thomas Chaitcrton, the author OF the celebrated
Rowl,y Poems committed suicide in London at tie
are of seventeen years. such was his poverty, that
Tor two DAYS prior his death h. subsiscd on penny
tart and some water. lie was buried at night in II
work house burial ground.
There v.ns heard measured tread
Through the streets in the deep midnight,
No beam from the waning moon was shed,
Aud the stars Withdrew their light.
Dark were the heavens above,
Dark was the earth bcncaih
Dark as the latest hour of him
Who forced the gaes oi Death.
Uurrdly and carclcssly they bore HIM TO his rest,
And laid the wcaricd child OF song on Earls maternal
breast
No PRAYERS were brcathcd no tears
Bcdcwrd his paupcr- grave,
No mother wcpt III anguish there
For him. she might not save.
But srnugrr-hands consigned
To carth's -rpuchra clod
TIL, poets mortal flesh TO wait
The trumpet call OF God;
As meteor fires which flash high and then ar, lost
in gloom,
His genius only blazcd to light pahwath to tho
tomb.
Where that yonnr minstrel sleeps
Not cen the rank gras' grows,
No cold recording marble tells
The place oi his rcpnsc:
Among the poor he lived,
Among the poor he died,
Aud with them in the rharncl-housc
Lay down the Suicide
Bu, oh ! what need of epiiaph quantity soul purc
stone
AS monument for CnArrrEroN lie proudly built Ii
own.
His daring hand ms,rung
His own majestic Tyre:
En-, dcathless are It's melodies
Aud 1uru HESS is it, fire:
Its wondrciis music long
Shall loving hearts entrance,
And for his carly doc - shall mourn
The genius OF Romance
Slrlncd with rhnughts solemn cell his imayc lot
sial HE.
Whose liic. whose DEATH whose n1nrl,ss grave, a
each nay story.
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TTNlfWW II tJ'TtI Y VfNFF.
NO Qt'ACkERI ! 80 DECEPTION!

All published ~;at,neuts OF performed by this
medicine. uIc. in every respect frue
BEWARE uF CprSIEiJEIr> AND mutations. The IN
paucl"d and astonishing efficacy oi Dr Wisars Bal
OF " ld Cherry in a liIa diseases Tor which II 10
rtcomu ujrd CURING many ca's after III" Siil Of ,i''
best physicians unayaiilng, has effect ii large
and increasing demand tor it. This fact has caused
several unpriucpled comtcrcittrs and imators To
palm oil spurious mixtures OF similar name aud appear-
ancc Tor the genuine Basnm.
Be- careful and get til. genuine Dr.. WIsTAR'S BAL
SAM or WILD CnlgEy. Nom genuine ulicSs sl,rrej
by l. BUTTS. Address all order, 10 .iErH W. FowIE,
Boston, Mass. For SUI by PECK Il SPEAR, Bur-
haatoa also 10y W, b Hitch, IFmposki Ed l..
AgESr> It; org, Ayr-s, Ait,n; Boynton n Bur-
Ritz HHcsjurgb; Canhed IiHLSfOa William
ltnoads, hictmoad: II l.. Calnp. SG,ce; VI. Wires.
Cqm5ridgt Curtis X Dat, b r, II. iibaas; : z Re l.
fell. Nmfpeicr; Dickinson x Noble Chelsed; +.
/ Huntington, Icgeancs; ID. Russell, .NddLcbmy. ~
! Sold a.l Wv DmL....tc nnI A1.mL. g.nc.n..y. )
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18
PEARL STREET HOUSE..
~ Peari 81, Ner- York.

i.i erected for the especial accommodation Of
-s-iA- MERCHANTS, in the very centre OF the most
populOs business district OF the city, has passed into
The hands Of the undersigned who have been engaged
during the last two months in making such additions
and improvements the former condition OF the house
seemed to demand. To those who have hitherto cx-
tended their patronage this Hotel it must be obvious
that, in some particulars, the management was ss-
ccuthlc to improvement: and without entering into
details. they will simply state that where such
ccssary, neither expense nor labor has been spared.
The Dinner hour has been changed from . to !
ococka Dinner is also served at o'clock, in the La
dies Ordinary.
With the most careful attention to the comfort Of
vscrs in every department of the house the Proprc-
tors hope to receive and respectfully solicit liberal
support.
NB. A Coach will be found at the principa
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers to and from
the Hotel.
SAMUEL c. BISHOP.
WIN. f. LEONARD,
New York July, 1916 Sn3
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tailed account of the phenomena consequent on
the climate of that valley, mentioning the scar
city Of spring water, SC, and closed by reading
extracts from letter he had received from FRO
fnssor Torslcy on the Delta of the Mississippi
/ Nr,c York Ercning Post.
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BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTs.

READ THIS =.
From the Lnrcntor himself 10 The present fropriefor'
DARIS November 1, lSiO.--ln consideration OF the
l. sum Of $1,000, have dvulgcd 10 Mr. Tr Jones,
residing in the city of New York. N. A. the whole
process Of manufacturers together with statement OF
the ingredients composing my Italian Chemical Sonp
lie is to manufacture il for sale in the United STATES
only, and to have the privilege ut naming "JONS
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP ....
(SgncD ANTOO VESPRINI.
Witness Henry j. lIodsworth.
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1 AMERICAN PRINTS. 81 CASES Fancy

n do eases Furniture do. Our Prints are pnr-
chased OF the Manufacturers Agents, aud they are
thus obtained nearly direct from the Manufacturers
We pay no one pio6i on them, but barely the Agts
commission. In this manner we obtain an ddpdnfdge
over those who buy these Goods in less amount than
Pdckage. As they pay Jobbers pratt, which is saw
ed lay rs IN going drcct To the Agencies Possessing
these al .autagcs, would direct the attention OF
buyers, assuring them that we can furnish them with
Prints upon terms better than any House in this ycin-
iy Villas & MOVES.
Rurliuuton ISiG 80
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READ THIS!

From the Inventor hlnselfto present Proprietor.
Paris, N0u 1, 1910.
In consideration of the sum of 5000, | have di-
vuulncd to Mr. Il. JONES, residing in the City OF
New Y ork n. A., the whole process OF manufacturing
together with statement of the ingredients cumpos
ing my Italian Chemical Sonp. Hens to Manufacture
it pr sale in the United States only, aud To have the
privilege OF naming ii JONES ITALIAN CHEM
lCAL SOAP"
Wines, Henry 1. IIoldsworth
(Signed) ANTONIO VESpRiNI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18
From the New York sun.

We make il n rule never 10 notice an advertised ar-
ticle bu, from what We have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers of Jones Italian Chemical
Soap we do not hesitate To pronounce ii all II Is rep
resented and can, therefore conscientously recon-
mend il to our readers who are afflicted with emp-
tons marks or disigurements
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18
From the New Orleans Sentinel

One of our subscribers Mr.. II Leonard informs
us that he has been cured OF old scay Salt Rheum OF
eighteen years standing, ON his beard, fingers and
hands by cake OF an article much advertised lately
we speak OF Jones Italian Chemical Soap, lie al
so informs rs that he has tried It's effects hi,
female slave, Rosr, yellow girl, much mark
ed with sln-spois and he found in two weeks hel
skin much clearer and whittier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18
Burlington, July ~, 1916. ST
DuRILNGrON FEMALE SEMINARY.

NURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.----THE
~ NEXT TERN will commence on the 9Th otSep,cm-
Der 1916. The Glasses will then be organized for the
first half of the mex, Scholastic year and it is dcsira-
bic that all who intend entering, during the next six
months be present AT the opening of the Term None
are admitted for less time than one quarter and no
deductions made Tor absence except OF sick
hess.
TERMS: Halt payable in advance TUITION, En-
glsh and Latin per Quarter, So Drawing and Paint
ing, 81. French $3.50. Piano Music, 81 Board il
the seminary, including fuel lights, and washing So
per Quarter.
August 10Th, 1916. l0tf
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OHHioH of a Regn'r Physician.

TNTTTT, NJ, pr.
This crrtiiss that have recommended the us. Of
WlSrAR's BAL>AM OF WILD CHLHRY tor diseases of the
lnngs, tor two years past. and many bottles to my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all win
beneficial results In eases where it was thought
confined consumption had taken place The Wild Cher
ry effected Il cure. l. Boyd
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James Ethan, painter, in Jersey city, was cured
of carbunclcs and pmples which he afflicted with
for many years, by pun OF cake of Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18

There are probably few persons ofntelligcnce, who
after reading the above will doubt the qualities OF
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar, in cur
ing Eup,ions, Dsiigurrmenls, Frecklcs, salt Rheum,
Scuvy Ersypclas, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, yell
the following recommendations, well as hundreds
from others, may convince them.
From the New Orleans Sentinel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18
~ PLOUGHS.-THE SUB.

Ware his interest in the .igricui-
hrdi Ware H,Hsc, will continue the business in his
own name, AT tue Store OF II. w. Lowell, Stctsons
hudipr Church St. and will br happy show all
vino may favor him with call iargcr and bctter
.orln"n OF Ppu.is than can be found in any estab-
,i=.un'u. "a the state
We have every variety and size of Ploughs mannac-
turrd in Boston by Proutv and Mcars and by Ruggles
Nours' and Mason. among which Suhsoil, Side
hill. Double Mould Board. Gang and Cutivator Flows
Also the much celebrated Diamond Piough Seed
Planters, Com shelters, Straw-cutters, etc. etc
We shall be happy to sell the above articles on bet
ter than they can be purchased elsewhere in the
state. Please call and examine i you do not wish to
purchase.
A. PITkIN.
joins $. PIERCE, Agent,
Rnrnmtnn InY d 1916 ST
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Persons in purchasing this must always ask for
JONEN ITlLLAN CfElIICIL NOIP: and

perhaps, as many who have been cheated with counter
let's will be to much Encouragement to Try the genu
me, we say To such, Try this oncryou will not Re
gret n but always that the name OF L. JgHcS Is
On tie wrupptI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-18

WANTED, At the Piano Forte making BUSHES.
w Young man who is a good mechanic and can
come well recommended for sober, mora and indus
Gus habits good wages and constant employment il
application 1, made soon
IElllEL MlAApN
Burlington July H. 1916 '6w3
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list OF suffering mankind. ,
(Simed) LEOPOLD DUPRAf, Pres. y


Then comes the report of the Societe de Institute
of scientific experiments:
We are asiounded," excaims the aged president,
Eat this singular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Italian Chem
zeal Soap. Where, indeed, will science stop Here
we have a preparation made in the form OF b'auti-
fl piece OF soap which We know by actual practice, To
cure every cutancons eruption: every Disagreement OIL
and even ,liscoorcd skin The Negro, the Creole,
the yellow Race ofthc East, and tire krd man OF me
binary powers of clearing yellow di-colorcd skin,
and making it white and beautiful, and OF changing the
color of dark or black, orbrown skim 0lcre several
persons were brought forward by the president, VINO
had used it, in proof OF his assertions)
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CLAPP 4 KENT,
Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Importers of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

No, 81 Cedar and lbs Broadway New York.
DLEAStD with the rrsul, OF their last years adver
1 tlscmcnt, Capp * Kent again present their Card,
aud invite Merchants generally. when LAYING in sup
plies Tor Autumn and Winter saesJ to examine their
stock OF Staple Dry Goods
\ larger assortment lower and NOR, uniform prices,
no where be found and buyers will he sure to meet
with quick sales and handsome profits in return
New Nork, Aug. |, lsi6 Sm3
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THE MOST ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY

A BLESSING! 4 nirdcIc A lc0ndcr!
To cure Ernpiions aud Disbursements oi the skin
Pimplcs, Frccllcs. Sunburn, Salt Rhcunl, Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc etc. etc.
-Four years ago last August the capital ot Franc,
was asionshcd in consequence of discovery made by
an Italian Chemist Many doubted it seemed almos
an impossibility that any thing made by the hands u
man, could have such singular powers as that claimed
by Antonio Nrsprini for his invention. Many clas''
him and invention as a humhug. land alas . many fool
sh persons without trying, do tive same dow at lcngt
after testing it in the hospitals the Medical Society q
Paris tthc best Chemists in the world) delivered tn
following report to Signor Ncsprlni =:
I'VE have now infinitely and earthly examined In
singular invention of Nesprini. We have analyzcd 1t
component parts-wc have used it IN several cascs
cal Soap as a great blessing and truly wonderful
remedy for any buIaneous eruption or Disagreement
the skin. Its inventor we consider the true phanthro
pist of suffering mankind.
(Signed LEOPOLD DUPREl, Pres"
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n ICEST Table Vinegar, at
~ TO- PECK g. SPEARS
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GRAY CLOTIIS....-A large lot Of Gray Cloths,
" ior sale low in exchange Tor Wool or Cash.
Villas a. MOVES.
Aug. Goth 1916, nj
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Culver SPOoNS--NILAS 4 MOVES, have
- now large assortment ui Silver Table Tea Des-
srrt aud Salt Spoons which they offer upon adyan-
tngeous terms The quality OF the article will be ,car-
rGHted s00d by US
Burlington, July 6, 1916 ,
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(Signedj LEOPOLD DUPREY, Pres

Then comes the report of the "Socic'c de Institute,
Of scientific experiments
1--WE are asonishcd' cxclams the aged President,
Eat this singular preparation - Ncsprlnls Chemical
Soap Where, indeed, will science stop Here we
have preparation made in the form OF n beautiful
piece OF soap, which we know nv actual practice, to
cure every cuancous eruption, every Disagreement of.
and even discolored skin Where will its magic and
sngulaI power bcase The Negro, the Creole. the
Yellow Race of the East, and the Rcd Man oi the Far
West, alike under thc influence OF rs cXtraordnaiy
powers OF bcaring yellow dlscoored skim and max
ing it white and beautiful and of changing the color oi
dark or black or brown skin" Cicrc several persons
were brought forward by the President, who had used
| it, in proof OF his asscrtlons.)
There are probably few persons OF intelligence, VINO
after reading the above will doubt the qualities OF
Ioncss Italian Chemical Soap in curing trupilons
Dsgurcincnis FrccklC :, Salt Ricun, Scurvy, trsyl-
elias Sunburn Morphew, Tan, Yellow or brown skin
&C. Should there be such persons, perhaps the lolloW
Ing recommendation well as hundreds from others
may convince them.
From the y. Y. San.
We make il rule never To notice an advertised ar
tice but from what we have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers of Ioness Italian Chemlca
Soap do not hesitate to pronounc" 1t all 1t Ia repre-
sentcd and can therefore, consccniiuusy rccoinin l'
it To our readers who are afflicted with crnptioil-
marks, or disigurrnents, .,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,
HARRINGTON BROTHERS,
Only wholesale aud rcniiagrnts for Vt and Canada
Church-si., Burlington VI. July 10, 1916. 5n3
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nYE---STUFF! Every material for dying
- both coarse and fine articles For sale at
TO- PECK &. SPEARS
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HUMAN HAIR, IN THE FORM OF \
Bcantifui dpd DeiicioUs PrspHrdtWn. cdAed
JON ES'S CORAL HAIR RESToRATi.E Il.
NJ OTE--Among the educated there are few who
" will doubt but that by forcing tn" roots and scalp
of the heak to healthy action, can cause growth
aye, dark luXuriant growth The roots beng heal
thy, a sediment called dandrufor scurt Is discharged
from the scalp the hair now becomes soft and silky
Thus the roots strongly fastened IN their nativc soil.
proudly and splcnddly display their beauty. spcci-
men OF diseased nature raised from death ny the pow
eriul aid OF Science.
Having stated as above. the actual. true, and real
qualities OF Joncss Coral Hair Restorative, leave the
intelligent portion OF the public toJud5c OF tn truth OF
its possessing these qualities by the testimonials ct The
following highly respectable citizens. editors. publtb
officers. &c. They few taken from host OF 9th
crs has called forth this testimonial from the most
! enlightened body OF men Ill the world
From J. s. Baker. Esq, T. 4. s. l.
The American scientific Institution has been iavor-
ed with specimen OF Jonrs's Coral Hair restorative
for the purpose OF testing its recommended qualities
and report ls follows We have infinitely examined
and tested Joncss Coral Hair restorative and lind thai
it consists of compounds decidedly favorable tor nonr
ishing sotcnlng causing growth, curing dandrut alt
giving dark apptarancc TO the hair, being the quail
ties recommended by Mr.. Jones, which this soc
ETY. finds perfectly true, and in virtue thereof, awar,
| Mr.. Jones this testimonial
(Signcd) j. 5. BAKER, +. A. $. |.
From The Loadoa Times Of OctoJer, 1910.
eve have tried IoHcs- Coral Hair Restorative !
is brilliant We first hou.h it mer, pull, but gu
better half says That its effects the chdrrns hcnd
is truly wonderful We have used it, and We spcnk 81
our honor, that ii really prevents ar han from 'aim
out, and gives it beautiful. duwny, soft, and hlac
appearance: and hon ST, think II Is causing oar Il"
hair to grow uATn Al the wintrr oil onl lie
For sale by HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Chuch-st., Burlington VI, July 10, 1916
1.-The only tue agents tor the sale OF my article
in Vermont and Caoa.ias' are Harrington Br"hers
(Siguci /. JONES,
5m3 81 Chatham-strret Wholesale Proprietor
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SERAPUiNES, &c.
sIIELBURNE HIGH SCHOOL,

coHlme9ce ON Monday the 7th September
Tuition 50 81 a Quarter-Board from 81 50 to
81 90 a week. II. NJ s. ROYCE Principal.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of
i Hartford Connecticut, with a capital OF 500 op0
continue to insure against losses by fire on the mos,
reasonable terms. GEO b SHAW L.,
Burlington Feb 6, 1876
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PRESSON CROFUT,
Proprietor Of the aboUo Patent
Burlington, June ~, 1916. 2m3'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

q OTIS l.. Il. = sud29 ~ UrnraaAggs ,pptf,ox -
- lU SHAUES o. LAM STos D..
h.,snantlo the loint deere made by TIE ,ircuit sure.
Iior tourt OF Law aud Chdrce-y .or OIL conn, -,
ne ie'h dsy OF June, lsio, ia the ihree suits IN Chsn.
,SI! teiwefn JANIS BAkgR complainant, aad Isr.rt
N IhkeRAflS nEtRS delcudSah and sTHR NrntuANsS
~ -hFcnANIcs' BANK OF WuEKLtNo complainant. A. Il
iskAEL JtDEGR Ait's HrIRs and ApMiNlsrR Arou AID
1lhths dcleidS'ns; SGd Josiah Fox Compiainanf. and
IStAtL fBEeRAtl's ADNINtsT aArot aud OTHERS deien.
un4ss, ! VIII on MONDAY, thc TWENTY FIRsl day OF sen.
hsH' iclO' ssl' "a puh1c ulctiol. ~ the toni door uf
,se cout' house 90 Ohio county the lots nunnl cred H..
~ - md ~ tsSvcu,ce", epEayp, twenty ei1 III, AID
,kW,," "i"eJ "a lpdesfSls Nddrto to the iowa of
wheeling, row rert osihe city ofWhcsnng; and The rrS
,,itAfis OF me capital > oCk OF the said Merchants AID
dccrdl a. the time % his deafh, -
IR1Ns.-Earhr% purchaser 10 pay zen nor cont il, broJ
"'" 'ue tINttelh Three equ. ing' ailments, each lcafiar
iaierest from the day ofsalc. and payAtLe r,wpeftiyoiS
- ~, we've ? nj rigltes4i months FROM that day. Bonds
" I'm Hoon scr,hiy 20 tepiveuhy each purchaser TOT his
ueicffed his'dnprnis. aud The title 10 the pioperty 10 lie
le'sintst uIui pSyn.cn. Ia fun.
aug Is JOHN q. FoFF, Com'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
TRUST SALE OF LOVs IN EAST
N~IIEllINH

* virtue of q decd OF iruaj, executed hy John ell.
~ dFlSl, caring -dae on the Isth day OF May, isI4.
0lu recorded ~ The Clerks office uf the Comfy Cont
otpt'i" county, IN Deed Book No. -, pa=a 1874, Ishal
ON me 7'hdRy Of September mex, prOceed go sell a, pub.
nc sac ~ thc ironi door of the Court House of Ohio
county, 70 The highest htdder, Lots No. ~ 0Nentv tvn)
avg ~ tone hundred 1nd iOry- f,uT) and She one Iludivf
d"i ara pan ofLOiNo. 30. Owe Ia tdrcd and 10 tv.)
and uhe East half f Loi No. esi GIVE hundred and .iTr-
ly-oncl mEaF v peeimg bve per cent OF the purchasc
money 10 10 psif IN land and tc rcsidrte IN two equal
lsymeniss one and two years from TIE dayaof SAFE lie
pu5s.ssers gtYing Eonds and eood security. hearing in
only msSesueh lille a. is vested IN ma hv said dscj 81,
''S' @hg 80 r. NJ. NELSON, Trustee.
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TRUST SAFE

a \ pursuance ga deed o. trust from John Price 10 me
- daiedJuiyS 2. lsti. aid recorded IN the CLERKS office
"ltnS SvuhH court lor ONO county. ia deed took y.
PaG -, VIII, on Friday, The lsih aay OF SctGemle7 e.
! 80 SET g pntfic auc ION A. The front door of Inc conn
house toT ONO county, the following desert I'd p-npeyry
10 VII: me suuth hSifofLOt No. -. on Main sirec,, and
SCUM sids ol nc alley opposite Washington stree, ~ The
pied hy sad Joh1 PriceL his hl, tine, iog. hgr viii, line
a2gnHenanees aud rigiIis belonging 10 the same.
IeuHs o. sac Cash. Selling a. trustee / wiz conway
such lie as is vested ia NE hy said deed of trus,,
aug J. FREDERICK UXlER Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

Il pheasant ~Tctredt for meabcrS of Congress
cnd Others 1W be found at the Favette
Springs, described il, the JoilopiRg ADDER
4, fiscment.
BROWN SNfDER, having leased and re.opened
'he p easant and fashionable summer Resort Tow.
: ~ 'iS non. Andrew S'ewer'O known as the Fayoste
sPilnss toiei, Faye,ic county, on the AIeghany noun.
tam range, east OF Laurel hin, eight miles from Union.
OWL "a. invites the patronage ofthe fashion allie pubic.
IL Is situated near the strong Chalytcaie springs aud o.
,her mineral springs, highly charged with suIphuTeued
syufogeni Il - IA the vicinity of Dunhar's Camp, Fort
Necessity, or NcsiIington's first Battle Ground: Brad.
uoeh : Sfavei The celebta'ed Delaney's Cave, and the ia.
NOUS Oniopile Fails OF the Yougltiogeny river.
arrangements have been made TO secure for the table
l ! ne delicacies Of the mountain streams and woods. as
Wen as those of the season generally.
Families accommodated on reasonable terms. Attached
10 the pace ~ a icn.pin alley, free OF charge To visitors,
and music &c. will he furnished fur dancing parties.
The lessee taiters himself that all who pay him a visit
wlu e" away eralihed with their sojourn. No pains will
tie spared To attain this end.
In addition TO the a,ove there is an extensive boarding
mouse immediately az tha Springs, surrounded hy a NEST
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