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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

FAIR CRITIcIsM.-The following is the
Boston Courier's criticism Of the "Key to Un-
Gle Toms Cabin"
snake hay while the sun shines" is maxim
not likely to be neglected by the author of this
work. The Uncle Tom was SO profitable a spec
ulation that the "Key" followed as a matter of
course. Should the Key turn good penny for
the author, it will probably be succeeded by
F." Peg" to hang it on; and this, in the event of
further success, by "Hammer," to drive the
Peg home, etc. etc. How large library Of Alb
clifton tools may be collected in this manner,
must depend of course on the appetite of the
public for such sort Of stimulant To Judge
from the "Key," however, we can hardly expect
Uncle Toms followers to have the luck of their
leader. Uncle Tom was n very clever party
pamphlet, and it met with the success which al
ways attends a party pamphlet when it makes
the exact hit between wind and water, where
topic can be made popular with the great null
titude of readers. 1t served q double purpose
it amused the readers Of romance and it afford
ed theme for defamation to politicians and
of a particular stamp. 1t might
be read either as fact fiction, and it was as
good for those who took it the one way as the
other Now the Key is quite different thing.
The book is dull mass of anti-slavery essays,
homilies, diatribes and what not, raked together
from the newspapers. The whole cargo of the
ship is dead weight, enough to sink even the rep
utation Of the author of Uncle Tom. One must
be desperately in love with the garbage of Abo-
littion newspapers to read dozen consecutive
pages of this book and the man whose patience
can hold out to the end of it, can get through
any thing. He may hope to make his way to
Sir John franklin"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

sSy- The Empire is again afoat She came
up to our docks in good style last Friday eve
ming. We understand that it has been deemed
expedent to make some slight alterations in her
machinery before she takes her place on the
river.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18
ALHARRA.-The Washinpton Union contains

ALHARRA.--The Washington Union contains
a communication from Henry r. Schoolcraft,
ESQ.,, descriptive Of a section Of country which
is known by the name Of Alharra. He says it
is an attractive, well timbered and fertile area Of
country lying Immediately west Of the Rocky
Mountains, in mild, temperate attitudes, TO
which for the purposes of distinct aluson he
applies the above aboriginal term. This area is
about 80 miles broad, and lies parallel to the
Rocky Mountains for distance of several hun
dred miles. 1t gives rise to both of the main
and numerous sub-affluents of the Columbia riv-
err. 1t is a high plain, which is cut through by
these afiuents, of most fertile character, bear
ing trees, and in some places high grass; and
while the streams create abundant water-power
for lumber and grain mills and machinery, they
are free, or nearly free, from innundation of their
banks. This district probably comprehends
twenty-five thousand square miles, and if its ca
pacities of production have been correctly esti-
mated, would sustain population greater than
some Of the eastern and Atlantic States. Ac-
cording 10 the recent act organizing the Terri
tory of Washington, it lies chiefly, if not wholly,
within the boundaries of this new government
1t is altogether genial country, and seems des-
tined to form a link Of connection, by ordinary
means Of transit, with the Missouri valley, thro'
the Yellow Stone. 1t may be noticed that while
the eastern foot of the Rocky Mountains pre-
sents vast sand deserts and buffalo palms. the fer
tile lands in this area reach to the very tops of
its western eminences Free Press.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18
TELEGRAPH NEWS. q
AWFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NOhWALh, uuy VT y. III
The draw-bridge was up to let schooner
through. When the train came up the cars were
going so slow that the brakeman was able to
start the couplings and stop the rear cars. The
train consisted Of six passenger cars, two bag
gage cars and tender.
The following names not on the list OF saved,
were registered at the Hotels in Boston:
L. L. Kendrick of Boston; DR.. Woodward of
Woonsocket; Chambure and daughter of Ra-
cine, Wisconsin; Dr. Bush Of Boston.
About AS dead bodies have been found up to
three o'clock. All the employees of the compa-
ny escaped unhurt. The blame it is said, rests
with the engineer as it is said the usual signals
were displayed by the bridge tender. There
are, however, many conflicting statements. The
engineer and tiremen were arrested.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

Michigan -four selling in N. Y. at S4,75 100.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

\. No. fn. ,o NoRWALK, May q.
Among the list of injured we do not find the
names of any western persons During the day
and evening the trains from New York and Bos-
ton bro't large numbers of persons in search of
relations and friends. Many citizens of Norwalk,
who noticed the approach of the train and saw
the danger, called out to the engineer to stop,
but their warning was unheeded On the Cor
oner's inquest G, w. Whistle stated that it was
currently reported that the conductor told the
engineer to drive like hell through Norwalk, as
two men wished to get out and he did not wish
to stop there.
An inquest was commenced last night and is
in session this morning, many witnesses have
been examined, but nothing important had been
elected.
There were two hundred and sixteen passen-
gers on the cars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

Sintes. under various acts of Assembly. This
amount is equal to the ASSESSED valuation of prop
erty in about half of the counties and half of the
territory of this State, taking the more thlnly
populated parts. Tine amount may be overstated,
but this is unimportant. What, then, is the propo
sition? II is TO place all this property under the
contrcl of private chartered corporations. Not by
the individual will of the government. That Is,
government interferes with private property, in
der TO place it beyond the control of both the in
dlvldual and the government. 1t exercises power
i'll order to abdicae power or rather to transfer it
10 private hands. The property whose relations
we've subject to the Jules of the Invite lnstliu-
ton outluwed, banished its relations, and sent IN
TO the deSolate exile of private corporations
where it can claim onlyan eXile's rights, aud where
the voice of the law and the constitution IS un-
heard, and the equal ballot Of the independent
freeman is disregarded."
Judge LOUVRE then entered nlo an examination
of The ''hstory of The development OF private
rights" He concluded by expressing his OPINION
that tile junction should be granted.
Judge WooDwAED argued against the injunction;
He held there was nothing in the Declaration OF
Rights which restraints the legislative power OF
taxation. That 1t would not be long perverted 70
INJURIOUS use was as certain as the law oil SELL
preservation for SO long as the people rule them
selves, it was impossible to anticipate that they
would employ any of the powers OF the govern
ment for their own oppression. His opinion was
that upon the received principles oil constitutional
construction, these acts of Assembly, granting the
right to corporations to subscribe 10 the stock oil
railroad companies were constitutional and not
void and he consequently thought that the MOTION
| for an injunction should be denied
Judge KNOX read the concluding opinion, taking
the same ground as Justices BLACK and WooD-
wARD-denying the injunction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, opposite e STATE House.
IIENIS \ w. STAFFORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornces;
Do Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery IIaces d. Muslins; do Bands,
French BrOcates all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
ard Colors; Cords, Tassels, Gimpsp
Satin de Lainesj Frinses, Curtain Drops,
Damasks; &c.
large stock Of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and
qualities on hand.
colors for shading.
n h. Persons ordering Curtains will give the measure
the heigth aud width o. he entire frame of window.
martT-1vd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
FAIR

TINHE Exhibition of the Western Virginia Agricultural
Society and Industrial Institute will take place on
Whestng Island on the i4th 10Th and 1GtE days Sep.
Premiums will awardedupon Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Swine and Poultry Also upon all Manufactured articles
merttng them. The list OF Premiums upon Fruits, Flow
tenion OF competitors
Competition open to persons from every quarter.
P. s.-Arplications for reneshment stands made to
Messrs. 7. Holnbrook and ]. K. Bottsford ang5 dyy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

IN the arrangement of this great Exhibition, propri
cor has NOT, is too often the attempted to hum
bug and gull the public by OF OUTSIDE SHOW He
doe advertise ''magnitcent drcUratios enor
spent in Ginger bread Work, 10 catch the eye
and deuc people into the idea that the
will be equal 10 the OK raneous display The
public has been too often deceived in this They
know that glittcrs is god The proprietor.
this instance avoiding everything like catch penny clap
trap, mas provided all that money procure 10 add TO
the please The TASTE OF his patrons, and invites
rticuiar attention the substantial and bonade Enter.
tainmcnt he presents for their approval.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
the greatest Improvement yet discovered for wins
labor end expense shng Clothing and House Clean.
ing: Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
whittier and solter han than il bcached on the grass
W4RRANFeD not to ilure the fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by soaking pfet of
or Linenin the Fluid, full strength for q hours which
VIII clearly show that it must be purely harmless when
dilute with gallons OF water hafa pint OF fluid.
The Clies4 washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sxpencC which will buy enough for alarge family
washing, which be done in s or 8 hours.
Manufactured and sold subscriber who has late
lypurchased the right for Ohio counyt Va.
JAS. MELLOR.
Augs No %, UnionSt., Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
FRIDAY MORN SEPTEMBER 9. 1858.
peath Of Gov. Poindexter, Of Mlssissippl.


Death Of Gov. Poindexter, OF MIsslsslppl'
We see from the Teegraphic dispatches that
George Poindexter, formerly of Virginia, but for
number of years citizen ofMississippi, is dead.
He was man of marked ability, and held many
high Offices in that State. He was United States
Senator from Mississippi during the Notification
struggle of 1882, &C., and made speech on tile
occasion which ranked with those of Webster
and Calhoun on the same question. His career
was in many respects chequered one, though he
will long be remembered as one of the ablest OF
the Southern champions on that OCCASION and the
ablest perhaps Of the Senators from Mississippi
He has been for number of years past, out of the
political arena, removed from the gaze of the pub
lc and has spent his latter years as he saw prop
or
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ADVERTISEMENTS
nVSTERS-

= ~ I'D IA "a 81 = ~ - -
L Duke, successors TO Wrght@9 Cos; baltimore, who
viii continue business OF AcmSg ieE'
Aeqs SouPs, tah &C. A Of which they with the ut
most safety warrant 10 keep toany IGr Of the world
years past and have commanded the highest narkct prices
and inve always ranked as No brand: hey have
heretofore lad their principal Place OF packing near Nor
o.E VA Joseph r. Mann Jcting Solo Agentin Balti.
more BY hcins located IN Baltimore they have greater
aoilitics Tor o@tatlhng fruits. and also for supplying
Raw Oysters TO customers, daily TO section OF the
country. ihetr engagements with adams "a COS FIX.
those who noy favor ihc VIII their patronage may rest
Their shall he as low any other establishment in
the country, guaranteeing hSqnly ortheir oysters to be
OF the best the market whno d, all times, and pre-
paHed in any luHiinci CusioHeis may DESIRE
The Raw Oyster season fiI commence about the Inter
part az August, tOusfth Undersigned Ia prepared to
ILL orders.
aug16-d1m # NJ. PARKER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

@-WilI perform at Wheeling OH Tuesday and
wednesday,, Sept. 2OIh and = list.
Afternoon performance Wednesday,. Doors open at
Q, performance commences at y O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

Among the most recherche Novelties OF the Exhibition.
first in point attraction will be found wonderful
OF Sig. Francisco LablIdt with his TRAIN
EUHEARS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

He wish to impose with Glare, Glitter and Tin.
sci; but he challenges the world 10 IN OduCe more
Elegant, Refined Classic AID Instructive series OF per-
formanccs tie points with pleasure to the following
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

BALTTMONK, Sep. IT, lS5l.
Messrs. Mortimer d MowbTayi feel II duty max"
knownthc benefits have derived from l'r Hampton
Cncture For length of tire have been subject tUgrc
Prostration OF muscular power, and debility OF the
SYSTEM accompanied with papitat and flut-
tcring oil lie heart had such sudden attacks
Cason could scarcely get home. La making mention
my friend he referred to Joseph X. Staple
tom Esq., old highly respectable citizen OF Balti
more, who had used the Tlncturc under similar crcum
stances. ! called Mr.. StlplctOn, and, Hier an inter
view mInucs fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of The Tincture. from the evidence before me, OF
his person. who, time previous, mdlCaIed1
failing state Of health, put hearty, hale appearance,
with tho activity OF youth. l Immediately commenced
using TinctuTe and before took contents
bottle, u strength renewed and can walk AS brisk
and active as twenty years ago This TInc
is grand restorative of the digestive organs
winch, when destroyed, the whole system is in state OF
suffering.
do assert it Is in reality, what it is represented
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
Notice to Consignees.

TNH following described articles remaining in dams &
Il Co.'s Express ofice will be sold Public Auction
(rEo previously calico fcrl the 18th dty OF Sepem
Der, 1853 pay charges, and for tie benefit OF whom it
may
Mrs S. Wick, Morristown, o.. ........... package
J. H, Hogan, We Alexandria, Pa.........,..1 .
Marx Graf. Wheeling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J. NJ i'oSenan, Parkershurg, Va.
Rev. WOIcott Wheeling. ...........,..,,.I
Mis- Mis- O., Cummings do ,;;;..;...........I
Gooaheart Y eastman GAINESVILLE, O..........1
IT. u 'HiCk, NFheeIi ns''
K. Hagar, BarnesviIc, O.: ....................1
National Telegraph Co., Wheeling. ..........1 $50
w s. tllornburg, 10 800. ,.,.,,I
=; 5geF, sHni.sh; -
Elizabeth Fisher, Captna Creek O.........i package
SI ~ l1 Mheenngc ..-.......1
P. Lewis, Mt. Pleasant, o.. ........x.L, 4 nackape
W. o. Brien, Steubenville O.........,...1 1e
A. u. Lewis, Wheeling. -. ..........,,,,..1
Il. e.. Peters, Buffalo, O....................,..1
sugl2td N PIGMAN Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

nT-will also perform at Steubenve on Thursday the
22d-WesviIe OF Friday the 23d-and at Beaver on Sat
LIIrhnr fhn
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IEVI 4 NORTH.

Burnell Runncs. Fred Rivers. ~ L. Archer, sig. Labal.
tl H. 4. Worden, Herr StTathaTdcr, WIN. a mer, NJ.
J. Lipman T. Armstrong, Mons. Lamarlinc, G. w.
Troy, Sig. n. Gomez.
Tie celebrated infant Troupc-Mas.e. Willie, pupil o.
Levi North the Juvenile Equestrian, La Petite Wet
ria, the smallest Female Equestrian in tie world. Master
Jackson the beautiful Pa ioEimest and Master Jennings
the wonderful COntortionist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

WASHINGTON, May Il, 1858.
MessIs Mortimer & Mowbray: GcntLsmcn-Haying
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten years standing
hereby for the enc of The afflicted take great pleas
in announcing that alter usinga few bottles OF your
Hampton TmctuIe. found it had accomplished pereC
have used different medicines from time TO time,
hui have been able for apparent good
ant. it is blessing stricken humanity that that mcd
is found which possesses tie wondrous power Opro
longing human life The many it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the beneLCihn Is which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, RESPECTFULLY,
J. CURTAIN HAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

George Eokenrc.d. 0fT p count osHS.T
Ply virtue o. an order mad. in this ca ,n y.
win I seII at iS Pab ie A@stoS ssns
front door Of the court house OF Ohio ,S!dds;
the Sd day OF October 1858, Lot numSsEaI o. Na
35lh SqLaIe of the Buena Vista addition ,N tslb
Terms of .SaIe--Upon ere lit of s!x,r,.m
the purchaser giving bonds, with goed WE'VE rs
inteIest from the day OF sale 9''" $etal'ty, I'd
con, WI. S. wlCKHAN,
Nel' ShelifO Okio, *
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
From the Birth Place of Christie
pher CoIumbusI

pher Columbus!
TRIUAIPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Il Letter from an officer in our Gallant N0py.
HNl T. have ny otlir letters We give below and
w again say heuiictcd why will you delay trying
the great Restorative
u S. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA,
Messrs. MortmeT6 Observation-Disclosures: The First
Lieutenant oGs ship who has been suffering many years
his usual health by tie of Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture desires you send him one dozen bottles OF that
Medicine.
Another Lieuienaht of the u s. Navy, now on board
this ship. also wishes you TO send him one dozen OF
champions Vegetable Tnctmc," by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March, for
Spczzia.
and pleasure in informing you, that it has been
used with grcaI by several OF our officers i'll cases
oil Dyspepsia. | i'm respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. EsLiidge,
equally strong as above
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
do nsscrt Is In reality what It is represented TO be
by DIR. Hampton, The inventor.

Dyspepsia, Inflammation, scrofuIn, Liver
Complaint, &c FRUN THE METRoPoi.s.-Pass it
oumd let the afflicted lear the glad tidings! This is
but the sentiment OF thousands:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

The scenes OF the circle will be enivened by thar unri
vailed son of Menus, BEN JENNINGS, the American
Clown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

SALE OF STEAliBOATT VFT5T I-s.es T
DY virtue OF an U, der made nv a. ENIlRE>
- Count of Ohio county, viii sell ~ Iu psS te a
the wharf OF the city OF Wheeling in GA Joe AydS
24th day Q, September 1853 the sieambos I esSSeI
Terms Of S0le-A credi, uT sjS' "liaiel ard IN.
giving bond, with approved secuTS linus 49, tie
money, and interest hOm the day or S5,o lot lie
..na WIN. S. WICkHAM, +
Sheriff Ofnt; #
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
EI,EGANT DRESS GOODS.

THXTRA eiega Mt plaids Silks, in rich coloringsi
~ Plaid Muslin dc Lants, in new designs;
Silk aud wool paIds;
Diagonal raid Muslin dcLaines, beautiful and new,
Also variety OF beautiful worsted PIaids.
scpo Just '''''''' - HE1sKELL a CO.'S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09

line Mills Ruth Mills aud Catharine Nils ard the
known heirs law, if OF John Mills, deceased,
This cause came on this day June, 1875 to be
heard upon the BILL answer oil Jante Steenrud and rep
cation thereto tho process and S!ers return thereon,
aud argued b. counsel AID the defendant, Samuel Nc
as 10 him. the bill be taken conIessed aud the plain
s Appearing to have Ocecdcd accoi ding To law ainst
the deicmdeHfs WHO OF the country, il is ordered
that to hem the bill be taken for conesaed and the
DOH aljudgc, order ard dec thr this be
referred the Master Commissioners OF this court.
who is enquire and report what share nel est the
residue thereof and the each,
in the OF Iai in the bill ment Oned aud weherth
and rno whether 1t viii interest of said plain
tits that their shares IN said land be sold to-
getheI with any other deemed pertinent by himself
or e>pGGi lily require by e''ho, E@ 6NyZo
Tie parties interested in the foregoing decree viii take
notice that have appointed Tues day. the goth day OF Sep
tcmber time, and my office city OF Wheel
the inquiries directed i'll said decree, which time the
aasss ''S JSs PH T MaseT G0mT
w ANTkD.-TMo J0u.neylDeM Coneeuone.g ana Ba
w ke'sRt aUgZ)tG r.. INNS
lOO sale by [augI9J ELLIS y CALDWELL
9 hnLS. Linseed on in store and Tor sale low by
y augl9 kELS "a CALDWELL
BILL No Cop4l Varnish, prime article, for sale by
1 aUgI9 kELLS q CALDWELL
4 ousl9 ''l''N' : N''N' - KILLS q GSLDwELL
% C.,khVfS on VItilOl, lls DAY eceIyed, and
~ sale by kELLS a CALDWELL
10 CARBoYS Muriatic Acid in store aid for sale by
~ a.e19 KELLS a LDWELL
IN BBS AIcoho, 76 % per CENT III store and for
III sale by lIELLS a CALDWELL.
IN BBLS. No. . Lard Oil, a u artUIe
III ougl0 KELLS0 "a CALDWELL.
= Bills. No. Lard on, "ConKings'I brand, for sale
cheap for CASH. KELLS q Caldwell,
JAMES BAKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Nc, Nc; To- corner Mnin md DIomrce SIS:
INN KEGS Cincinnati lead Cpulc1 Just received
1OO and for sale by [auglSl JAMES BAKER
U augts JAMES BAKER
14l BBLS. Tanners OIL very superior article for sale
~ by Gaug1s] JAMES BAKER
n CASKS fall ami winter strained Sperm Oil Tor sale by
= augS JAMES BAKER
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WEW FILL GOODN.

VNT Z are now receiving our Fall stock which wIcom !
w prise an immense variety Of Goods suitable iUr the
season. and wou be pleased 10 have tile opportunity OF
exhibiting them customer and TO the public
sep0 HElSKELL " Co.
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REAI. .EsTATn -
Valuable Ja1d= .s-MS.

- ,,,su LAND FOR SALE
WISH 10 sell my farm near Whaa1iI.
on liberal ierms' AMI iii one or more ,r and s Is,
nes,reh. marc tracts a. p,s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Exhibition.

VKTILL open at NJ EgoDEoN HALL on Eftlay Sept Oh,
w and exhibit fora few DAYS Only,
ROsaiIer,B Grent Historical Paintings
or The Cdpts IsTae!ites having 81 figures, life szej and
the grand picture OF Noah aud his Family The ArkS also
Miriam NE Propheess, eXutng the destruction Of
Pharaohs host; painted 5o square feet canvass and
equallcd by any other paintings IN this country
Children halGrice. Five tickets for ST. Eight ckots
for 81, 90. seHs