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TO LET AND FOR SALE

I'D LIZ AND FOk SALE.
"a FOK SALE. of exchange for real esssss In New
Yors. Two modern s~o',oly and s.ne eneh hos.ss
Nrw.p. j ~ssiu 4. t.st Il srosa.I Ls. q ~
ia each TILE iniisputsel.. Terms isvor.bs, II
.od pat Of The psreh... MONEY cen ,'.so 90 ".,s
aore IS Fulton d Ny sti-sosTAAw'
- FOR sALE-A very neat cottage house., t's
a rasms wrhls oonvsnieni sstsses Of tho ely, b.
by ll deep handsomely sh AIDED with bess rut g.fdss.
on Eighty oarth.t Stages pass ever, - m:u,,s ne
low price II 81. FOf particulars Inquire " WM NHllz
On tho premises stS' shAfh
a. FOR sALE.-A great bargain, " applied fo'
NJ soon. 10, Of ground bsssniolly ""s'ss. "
Inqulr- Of EDWARD cROLfUs,
.ls 9~ecdsrulTh' IS Ssison" w
- WAIVED TO KKNT-A stuss. three sleep.
z ns room. and bss-m-ni, for respectable family
- no youns chidr.n-os . house VI doabls tho .ifs
within nies Of IN. cry Hall Full particulars 10 30
addressed Box ?. People Ohee spfaes.t 'nh
- rO LET-Ths second story Of ) story house. %
81 T~elnh.t to very small. quiet family rh' 10
"a one OF tho rno.I desirable locshoos 10 the city, us
lhfe. routes Possession can be given imm-di
sley Rents 80 pc, snnum '1 .ns'
- TO LEr-From he l.. October neat. he
e. three story modern bu houss, IS Chsrl.on. villa
- Atchen range, and ballroom. Inquire Of Romsf.
III weslsL sit w.
- TO LET-lll Divisor-a.-s front and bach room.
81 bedroom and s''eh.n, on tho 'sms aoof, WIN 100
bedroom. To- the .ftlc and part Of cellar TO ,msl
family Rent 60 Apply within or so so~sfy set
-. STORE To LET.-stors corner Of Houstos
!. and Lsnf-ns good slsnd for grocery, bstsry
or other business Inquire 70, hosstoa-sl sitl~'
EaA BARGAIN-ror s.s ia the village 81 Poosb.
seepsie, one mile from rsilr0st depot, about hss
- scres Of land 10 high cultivation, with two d-.hns
houses out houses snd good wsief, with up~Sd "
400 bearing fruit ue-s peach nectsfine, apple, pear
Ylu n. cherry ounce grapes, rcd Antwerp rspbern@s,
pdxr xOO.Derres. blaea rod, and white cursIls The
ground nearly covered with Tho beat straw benss Ho
vsy Seeding early scarlet .sriy Aberdeen besbi'e he
good asparagus Any person wishing home Oil fests
q good uvinx, With saving ~ Al least $40
The subscriber having 10 other business D.
rez.Yn for Of~rns hs pl.cr for sas price Hoo Fof
par culsr, Inquire OF SMIrHsOs, VI Tsltyn-sI
" % he subscriber On Tho premises u shIrhsON
sltl~.
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TIVE FORTUNES OF WOMAN.


4 non Ef.-By the author of " rirsl Love. VIII Dr.
Il published on Tuesday, ihe l8il Inst
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PRACTICAL WORKS FOR FARMERS.
4 LIENS AMERICAN FARM BOOK. Pure O.
lMller- Am-ncan B---h~s PEI. hsssa.. $
Aliens D. .-as-s II Dlinrsuc Animals. l5c.
Cole. American Fnuil BOOK Soc.
Alien On the Grape Vine, 5
r,seby islf5usl 81 sANION, u. Fl.tJn-st
SEQUEL TO MONTE CRISTo.
INDNOND DASrEs, ~i-n elegant ll.lsirauOns, being
Ia sequel ~ re Count u Monte Cn-tO, ~ A-Kandfe
Imzs, Price 81 ca. .
s~od on your orders 10 DEWITT DAVENPORT.
"a Tutul- BlIilngs Nassau e.
MAURICE STRAKOSCHS
NlriL.
PUBLISHED BY LILLIAN HALL h son
~ Broad ~sy, 0ppQ-Ite me rsrk
The &c .ebr.l-d FnrizuOn Polka
The Mage Bel Revere.
Prsy-r from Of-.o.H for he '-f hand sl0ls
o. L. SyIfd-.n Falfssia rOuanucle
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sioruins u Moot-r-yn G.l.opp ts Concert
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The Moonlight o. he Heart" song
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,RAGO,- A-IRONOMb .-Popa.sr Lecture. 9p
\ Autonomy. ~ 81 Aras0 via add.u anl coffrc
rors os Dyu1i-il. Lar Der IL ID frr- = r'---i-<
-1iuon AsSu-s 81 rl.-d b. DEWITT . DAf Erfy-4
Tn s4n- BuI dfrxs. Nzss1l-s- 80
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Amount Of tolls received on s me NcNt -, -
-. in each Of the following years during tne -
ss, md The totals up 10 the tn sept nelI' e. 81 -,
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4 GENTLEMAN Of approved business talents and
n hsh, n great rper~nce DO accounts, OF longrrd
integrity. wants situation a. ssIsry IN commercial
establishment tie give he t-st credentials for al ne
sss~rt. and assures those in u fsttfli AID com
pent couru house thsi be- II not and never was,
-ti hat ne cont use lqlor nor tphacc1f j. n perfect
hes ~ and Rng work l0 hours day for BE vet
ls.. and cl0hss. Address Amaaueusis a. this dice
IS 3us-
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spoken. &c.

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XAANTED-A Eiusror. By r-sp-csl.e Prltesizni
w y11rs s1rnzr. % do get-rsl nousesurk. n sns
gs slo- washer AMI lroner Tue 7-st of ciiy REF
ererc- car r. ve1. SIC as 40 OBJ tc01s io 90 sir
s-F.l or takr carr Of cld. Ca l- seen fl1sy and
ss,lrssy Cal 80 rarasv corner Of I~enly-l I. r.
80 -
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ANTSEMENTS.

<TIRIo,- cARDkN.-rhs nsxrine-ui esizshse-
ri-ut . 1peu Tor 80 sesscn, fs- ~ouceffa nAN u
FAMILY - = rluncf. perform honcAFs A~~%1sss
rtu-<isvs Har Frrtsys Ns1ceuAe Company, lnirI NJ
s.-rnrul ~ N-ssrs Co. pqcL-ar A. >t'.on f~fel
eane..ays Al S.lrtsys Atntsnc- 10 A. paris ~ -oe
FRIDAY EVENING. sep is-rne EntertAnnenS %
ccmnrnc- ~1tns
Ofrsrt Overture. -s...s. Orcn-sls
ANer Vtlct historical uascs- piec-, 10 ore act ard
ien ta5lea-1 Do lsranr- l' ile prominent evsrts o.
PANS ~ IsH
Aasf wt.ch. 0-srd Pas DE- rfcis, BY sri-.s1i sne
Ni-s Lemsr So C-.s.ts
hsf hour i1trrll'sson Tor krfreshn-ni
Durirg vaish DofNcfihs c-rhrsaet M.llary SAM vii
p.sy sewers rocl'N air.
To conclude wiz tfr Comic fsntninire q
THE SOLDIER FOR LONs
JOB ,r- ....-.....f Rave VI Dlhois Rave
Jan,tts Me Lehman Chsr.es.........-..a Wells
ROADWAY rHkArbR-Doors oPea Al 7 10
FRIDAY EtENlNG. sept e. Ro.s,ni. Oper q
IA GAIA LAORA
Nnr+s snofins sortnnss Tetesco
Afrr which, IA NULA>
Prcs. of sin.s.ou dgrns ne opers To elrsls
and Psrsaei .ainly aad .1.ra circles. . eeu1,
BUTTONS ruk>rkR-oo0 open Al It, 10
Dcnrrrleuc- a. 4 ocloca.
ERfDAY EyFNlNi, sept H. will be paved
COUSIN CHERRY
SirC Nerron..... C.srse Cousin Cherry Miss Chapman
FssouIe Bsl .ai............-..... Miss [ h-efL
Amer snirh Re Domestic Dana oi
TEMPTATION Or TIE PhiVs Or HAPPINESS
Ton 500 .lins Burton Poly Booslint Mrs sn'as ham
To concl4te wi.h the rigny successful piece u
TIE >PhiNA
Adeipaie....... Brogghtm rnemys.is..h Mise baroer
ruer.-ooI-s DI-.s Gree sua r.fsss,-e, 80 80.
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\ OsT At MORRI-TOW> "A Lazy.
u gold watch. Tobias. maker. NJ. lf1ti, Win god
clsu, key. and pencil attached fasu-or1Aefs are
r.q q offered for sale Tue above
Raich, being ih- gf of decreased parent, . more
.1y esteemed hat account. ~ eral reward VIII
b. pad FOR The OF The a. y Ced arsL ~ &c
I O-T-A god pencil case, sgith = diamond pointed
Il gold pen. incr5-d with ~ makers name "bardt
Sfuilrrs' The evening of Wrcue.faf I'm mt ~
Broadway. " tiies or the bo~-ry The pencil cas- hsd
ra1s in he top The tud-f vii receive LIBERAL r.
W'fIf--.t 80 d.
LADY'- HANDKERCHIEF FOU>D-On
y Il-.day evening. il Ieutn o. Tue tldrr ~oud De-
happy 10 restore 0 AR owner, a. % = evidently or
o. Apply 30 J N. Jenkins a. ne Leather Manu-
farlr~rs Bank. - MilNau-st - ~
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MECHANICS HALL,
W ~ Broadway. between Gfand and broome streets
Lr.n Inn l-.cH
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FULTON FOUNDRY. FOOT OF cHERRT-sr Z Z
FOR SALE.

A SECONDHAND ENGINE and Boiler u nof'-
n Foxer; .i.0 three Locomotive Boilers from % ~
-. ,ou-r and two large seco1iha3d Ladies cheap
-, PEAsE MURPHY, 01es 5s CasrTy-si
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- TO IET-lll Division-u.-s front sod back room,
:. bedroom and 4 ich-n The ssme aOof. Win t~O
bedroom. 10 tbs attic. and part Of cellar, 10 mall
smlIy Rent lI6O Apply wllhIn " so sosefy sNt'
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- rO IET-rhs second story Of Sslory house, -
81 T~elnh.t To . very anal. quiet family. This 10
one OF tho most desirable locsuobs M the city n 10
near the. stage routes Possession be given tnm-di
.fely Rent 9 s. per snnum. sf tus'
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DROApWAY THEATER-E A MAR>HALL

Ade paes-...... brolE IleiuF VT VIE nAIO
rr-.-Sor-. Dr-.. Giro sud rsrSscs.e, - 60 sN4A
IL Cr- ~ Second Tier - ca Private botes ~ 400
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- FOX SALE.-A great bargain, applied fof
1: soon A lot u ground bsauuiuly stossd. -
- Clark.on- svense Flatbssh. L. | within ~ minutes
OF Fulton Ferry Lot by $50 feet Tue indlsygi-els
Inqur. of EDMARD CROLIUs,
.l4 1~eodsruLThs IS bstoDsl Ny.
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lXrAsTfD-A person fully qualified 10 take charse n
w a1d cirtcl ih- working = he Nes Jersey Mining
COmpsny's Copper Nine. Al Rocky Him No 0ae Deed
zpgg vi be- t- .ccs nicer aui can furnish ln-
to.l tef ref-reure A. 90 csp.ty. kc Apply p-rsorsy
or bg -tte a. Tie Office ~ ~ Company, - sou hild-
below W.lli. fll s1-lpti4 sl3 -~is
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NirA>TED-lla sms.. family lr Brook.yn. capA1.e
w mdd. e-.s@d Wolzl. to 90 The cuusiug, asset "a
xashns sud roung a1d t-se charge of ne lover part Of
the house of references paired Csiroc prefer
red Apply o.. lrlol-s. corner Oi CAnion s1lil-oruok
Ia si4.u.s
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Most Extraordinary Work
.3 THE MARRIED woMAN's
Private Medical Companion,

j I
By DR. A. M. MAuRIcEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES IN WOMEN. \
Sixth Edition, 1smo. PIP $50. Price 81. 1
10000 COPIES SOLD IN SIX MoNTHs.
Y Years of, suffering, Of physical and mental an
guish to many an sfectionate wife, and pecuniary
difieulties to the husband nigh. have been spared;
thousands now poor would have enjoyed compe-
tence; thousands now broken In health would
have enjoyed il; hundreds now in their graves
been still alive, BY timely possession Of this work.
It is intended especially for tbe married. or those
contemplating marriage, as it discloses important
secrets which should be known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge is power. II is health, hap
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The revelations contained in its pages have prov
ed blessing to thousands, the innumerable let.
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Here, also, every female the wife, the mother,
the one either budding into womanhood, or the
one in the decline Of years in whom nature con-
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and most certain mode Of cure, in every complaint
to which her sex is subject M
I. ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE MARRIED
may be gathered from the fact, that Travelling
agents make from THREE TO FIVE DOLLARS
A DAY. from its sale. hundreds Of active. enter
prizing agents are accumulating acompetence from
the liberal discount allowed, and the great demand
rit. Orders are REQUIRED to be accompanied with
payment =, . ~,
COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
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Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
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On the receipt Of one dollar, the "Married Wo-
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All letters and applications from those wishing To
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or

SALEOF REAL ESTATE BY ORDEROr
e COURT.-On Wednesday, the 18th day of
May. 1849, betwee the hours Ct 10 o'clock q. m,
q, O'Clock p. n. ,,oti The premises, in Union
township. Monroe county, Ohio, will be- sold to
the highest bidder the following described real es-
tate, as the property Of Jacob Archer, deceased.
to wit. The west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section 81, ownship I, and range 8, containing
80 acres; lying aud being in Monroe county, Ohio.
Terms --0ne third in hand, one-third in, six
months, and he residue in one year, with interest
thereon f,om the day of sale; pay ments to be Sc.
cured to the satisfaction OF the subscriber. III
kE JOHN LANNAM
April "A, 1849' Admir- of Jacob Archer, decd
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A,- Mr.. Simon Drum, an old and respected citi-
zen Of Westmoreland county, Pa, and father oil
Capt. Drum, who lost his lie in the service Of bis
country in the late war with Mexico. has been re-
moved from the Office Of Postmaster at Greensburg
He had served unde, Jefferson, and is an aged man
In INDECENT circumstances His Successor Is a
young man who has claims to Office except II
be for his fealiy to the ~hig party. Before the
election Gen. Tayler wrote: "Ii ever accept that
high Office, il must be urtrammelled by party OBJ
legations Of any kind. have no
enemies 10 punish or friends to reward"
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ad a m & M axWe LIS
Great Central Route Cloth hs Store
Corner Monroe & Water STREETS,
ri. WHEELING, VA. ~

Corner Monroe & Water STREETS,
.tf WHEELING, VA. ':Fi
we are, now ready with the largest and most
elegant stockot SPRING s. SUMMER CLOTH
ING. that we have ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains IN sslectng our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States, so as 10 be
able to offer the grestese. variety OF clothing; aud
with the view of fdeserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, OF keeping
the largest stock Of Fashionable Clothing. and at
the lowest prices OF any house in the city, where
all men may have the chance of dessing elegantly
at a low price.
We have purchased our entire stock OF staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices. aud
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
of foreign goods is very extensive; more varied
and styIsh than we have before offered to the
phblic; and consists in part, az follows:
Black Alpaca Sacks,
Drsb and mode do
A great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang
ing from IS cts. to $lO.
A great variety Of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats, from S5 to $lS.
Every description of sacks. frocks and Polkas. .
Pantaloons of every description, from IS cts. to
So; consisting in part Of the following:
French, Englisll and German doe-skin,
do do do fancy cass
Paris cord, black, brown and dove-colored, a
splendid article for Summer use.
| Cottonade--plain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-velvet cords, Mole skins Of eve.
nv variety Of patterns.
| Satinets of all qualities and colors.
| VESTS.
Plain Satin-lst, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do Of every pattern.
Plain black silks and cords.
| do do Milan cloths, new article.
Grew mixtures of every shade and pattern.
Fancy single milled cashmere, for Spring wear
White Marseilles, lst, I'd and Sd qualities.
| ALSO-A great variety oi Iow-priced vests
suited for any market, all cut in the most Iashlona
BILE STYLE Price from so cts. 10 S2 5O. Every de-
scription of fancy and plain rich silk and satlf
vests, from 80 80 to $4; some very extra patterns
of rich silk and satin vests from ST. to SO.
We have in fact every description Of garmen
known to the trade, from the very lowest prices 4
the very finest clothing-whch we will sell at tn
very lowest Tariff of Profits.
II is now an admitted fact that Clothing mus
be added to the stock OF every general merchan
throughout the country, or they must see thel
neighbors and customers going to the nearest cit!
for their supply OF clothing ready made There
fore, in se.defence, they must keep Clothing, AM
il stands them 10 hand to purchase where they cal
save twenty-five per cent, which we can saw
them over the Time Houses, ,as We sell for. cash
purchase for cash, and manufacture for cash, AM
have no debts to add to the cost OF our goods
ADAMS g. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe and Water Streets
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DEAra OF Hon. WILLIAM DURBiN.--By the
Ohio Statesman Of the 2sd, we learn that the Hon.
william Durbin, the Representative In the State
Lesalasurs. from Morgan county. died at his resi-
d.nes, in that county, on the 18th inst. Of typhoid
fsver. Itisa painful duty for us to announce the
death Of our friend. Judge Durbin. During the
past winter It was our good fortune to be bis init
mate friend and roommate, and we can add our
testimony tn that Of his numerous friends and ac-
duaintances. that he was an honest and an upright
man. On Tuesday morning last We addressed
letter to Judge Durbn. expecting it to find him
enjoying good health in the bosom OF his family
but he had already been called to his long home.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER OF
- O., lhal duua aG Nav

SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER OF
n COURT On Saturday. the I9th day sf May.
l849. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. m aud
A o'codk, .. n,., on the premises. ip Union town
ship, Monroe county. o., will be sold to the high
est bidder. the following real estate, the PROPER
" Of Joseph Gibson, deceased. to wit: Lots Nos.
and IN the town Of Perryopolis also, the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter of section ~.
township z, and range 8, in the Zsnesviie Land
District .sabject0to the dover Of the widow. =
Terms Of sale--Onc.ihird m hand, oDe-third in
six months, and one.third in one year, with inter-
est on the deferred psyments to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the undersigned.
Z qisq GEORGE w. BROWN,
@ Edr'r Of Joseph Gibson, deed.
April Fl, 1s49.
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cApiz SErr1s Ell --MesSts Willams& & Stuart,
late editors and propristos of The Cadiz Sentinel.
have disposed Of their establishment to Mr.. z. r.
Powell, Of Chambersburg, Pa. We wish Messrs
Williams and Stuart every successin whatever en-.
ssrprize they may engage; and hope that the new
editor may meet with that encoul agement which
his introductory address warrants US IN believing is
His due. Work Il betors US; o this Congressional
district is now in the hands Of Taylor whiggsry.
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\ opDR. ROGERS coMpoUND SYRUP OF

otDR. ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIvERwoRT AND TAR, Such has been the
success with which this inyaluabls remedy in
Psipioadty disedsess and al severe Coughs and
Colds. tending 10 perdhansnt Pulmonary AfsciiSds
particularly in and about Cincinnati, WHOM Il Was
first Introduced and finally. through the whole
State. that Physicians and all others when il has
been tried. now unite 10 prescribing Il q the mos,
efficient remedy 10 those alarming cases, + I.
See Advsrtissmsnt in another column. and Gel
! PanphIst q The Assns 9 Z 1.s, z
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given,
~ that petition will be presented to the Con.
rnissioners OF Monroe county. Ohio. at their June
session, praying for an alteration in the County
road leading from the LewsvilIe and Malaga road
to Wills creek Said aIterati IN to commence at
the west end Of Barnett Mann's lane, thence the
nearest and beat route to chesnut tree At or near
the lane between the lands of Barnett Mann and
the heirs of Cleand Robinson, thence north with
said lane to intersect the old track.
April %, l849'
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surveying,


nANIEL MORRIS, 5n old and experienced
IL Surveyor, thankful Tor past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land. roads, SC under
the direction of the County Surveyor Deeds.
mortgages, aud other legal instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsfeld.
NTALUABLETOWN PROPERTY FOR
v SALE, situatein the town of harrington. at
the mouth Of Sunfish creek, on the Ohio river.--
Being a splendid establishment for business COLI
sisting of good dwelling house, with five rooms;
also good store room and warehouse, with'sn ex-
celeni cellar under the whole estabshment.-
There is also good well on the lot. All ofwhich
are new and in good state of repair. The sub-
scrber wishes to sell the above property az private
sale-and will sell on accommodating terms. Il
is well calculated for mercantile establishment
as it is situated in the most business part of the
town. For further particulars enquire OF the sub
subscriber ION the premses- = =.
- March IL. 1919. JOHN A. LYTLE.
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Do-Duing the upward trip Of the Shenandoah
which arrived at Cincinnati on the 18Th inst, the
family of Mr. Lippnco,t mel with melancholy
affection. Mrs. L. was taken with the cholera and
died, and short time afterwards she was accom-.
panied in the sleep Of death by her husband-leav-
ing seven children orphans
0J-The Cumberland Mountaineer says that the
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertised
to be let On the 2sth inst. is now being viewed by
contractors. The number Of sections to be pu,
under contracts twenty. commencing d Cumber-
land. a asn'a d" g1sfo ee a.d' ie'h i'ls
. 0o-A party OF CaIifornians from New York, or
dersd steamer to be built at the ship.yard Of
Alexander Temple, in Cincinnati, 100 feet in
length, I feet beam and feethold. The contrac,
specified es scially that said boat should be ready
to launch in ten days, and was done on Tuesday
last.
0c-Fiye foreign vessels were advertised Al
Havrs On the 9th ult, for California, and six
French vessel, at Bordeaux, for the same destina.
ton, on tho 18th ult. ,iss sq'smassa 81 ,4,.a
0o-The Cincinnati Enquirer says; The Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad have con.
tTacted for 900 tons Of the heavy rail, sufficient
tO iron ons.halfo of the entire road. The iron will
be firit laid down from Cleveland south. toward.
C6ldmbus. .isrs3ssle. rs. Sls ai .ss s,s
y oo-Ths best way to &c. help ia this world d 10
help yourself. Show that you need aid and oil
l-l- : al.
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DOAD NoTlCE.--Notice is hereby given,
II that petition will be presented to the Com
Inissioners of Monroe county, at their June ses,
sion. praying for the location of County road,
commencing al the Woodsfield i Baresville road.
near Mr. FIick'o land, in Ohio township, thence
sect the River road at OF near the schoolhouse on
Sarsfeld Clark's land. in Salem township, passing
through the lands. along the ridge. of Henry Mi.
tendorf. Chr stian Clerks, James Howell, Edward
Coulter, Frederick Kurtsman and others
April %, 1S49' MANY PEE TONERS.