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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-03
J. a, Fay G. Company,

BUILDERS of Daniels Plows, Power and Foot Nor
~ Using Machines, Tenoning, Sash Moulding and
matching Machines Worcester, keene, Norwich and
Cincinnati.
They have also for sale the stone Shop Pine Plank
M and ~ In. thick, Southern Pine boards, in thick
blrrn and Maple Plank and Jost, Weather SEASONED,
ana Kiln dried. LUMBER 10 any quantity Kiln Dried
10 order, Il. q. FAINTER.
aug9 deod1nt
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Thompson 81 Co.'s. Western Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat,
tleboro Hartford, New haven, Pitsaeld Albany Troy
Buffalo Cleveland CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago, and all
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, Bills, dc, collected at all the
above places 5. v. R. HICKCOX Agent
jo5 DIFF Waldo Block Main street
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LOST
ST.!
N0TICES. &c.
NOTICE.

TEIHE Firm of WOOD, MCFARLAND & co. is this
i day dissolved, by limitation, and by mutual
sent Thomas r. Wood, he senior partner having with
drawn; the business Will be carried on by Willard s..
Wood, and Warren McFarland, under The name of
Wood Mcfarland, who fully authorised to settle
the business of the Old firm of Wood, Mcfarland, s.
Go. THOS. r. WOOD,
WILLARD S. WOOD,
WARREN MCFARLAND.
Worcester, July 9i, 1853. jy25 deodtf
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REMOVAL.

y UUn' has TfM0Ved from n. l. IIOlel, TO Wnthrop
House, Boston,
d. Office Hours from to 3.
From the L2ndon Times.
number oil scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday
az the house OF DR. Turnbn in Russell square, to wit
ness the results produced by process recently discov
cred by the Doctor and applied for the Of deafness
and blindness
Between twenty and thirty patients attended, many
of whom, it stated by their parents had been deaf
ana dumb. They were submitted TO various tests, by
which proved that their deafness had been cured
by the application OF DR.. Tarnbull's remedies and
what appears singular whether the disease
depended on paralysis OF the auditory nerve, rupture of
the tympanum, or obstruction of the internal ssages.
relief had been Obtained complete effected it'll
out PAIN or ihconvenire. Several patients, who repre-
sent ed that they had been completely blind said that
they could now see perfectly well. DIV jy28
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SO cents Circle, 25 cents
Gallery, l2a cents. To commence al o'clock
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Last Three Niql.tg Of ne Season, Positipelul
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WANTS.
Girl Wanted.

r o go 2 few miles into the Country. and to do The
j housework for family OF two persons including
herself This is chance. Apply at The Employ.
ment Office, 233 Main ST., up stairs auel dt
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At the City Auction and Commission Store, No
Pearl street, Worcester Consignments solicited and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended TO.
Ian5 dawtf
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81 GOOD Customers now waiting for Tene-
~ men's, varying in price from SIS to $780, Those
having Houses TO let find qoOd tenants free of ex
pense, by calling the subscriber at the Real Estate
Agency, 235 Main ST., up stairs.
jv28 DIFF LEWIS & NITNN
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American R0V Wanfed
$500, $3.50, $500, $50, 500, SIS.

ONE capable Of taking care Of n Horse and Cow
~ Apply at the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1913 Main
ST., up stairs. diff i.2q
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Managers Il Brown.
stage Manager.' w. II. Curtis.
Last Three Nights Of the Season, P0sjtioely!
MFR. w R. GOODALL, the great American Trage-
INE dian, has been engaged. and viii appear in his
great part of IEdwai Middleton, in tile great
Moral Drama of the
DRUNK ARD, Or the Fallen Saved,
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Evenings as
played by him upwards of 300 nights in Philadelphia,
New York, and Boston. with the entire appreciation of
judiciOus end discriminating public
This splendid Moral Drama was performed nearly an
entire season at the Bostoa Museum, and the
means OF establishing that avOrte place of amusement
on firm footing before the Boston public
Owing to the great length Of the play other piece
will be played ON the same evening.
Friday-Lasl Night Of the season-W. II. Curts's
Benefit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, so cents Circle, Is cents
Gallery, l2a cents. To commence al 6 O'clock
Grand Performance Saturday Afternoon, at
O'Clock. Prices to all parts of the house III cts.
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NE PLBs ULTRA.
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EnR SALE.
LETCESTER ACADEWY
Cotton Irvine.

VUST Received another lot Of Harrss Brother Cot
- ton Irvine, which offer ut hulesae at their
prices, and will ant II the cheapest and ari.
Gle in Worcester Try il, and if you do not find ii so
return il and receive the money.
aug3 DIFF IT, GRIFFIN & co, Agents.
NE PLBs ULTRA.
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The shrewsbury Brass Band.

A LWAys Ready TO do their best, on the most rca-
IA sonable terms. All orders promptly attended TO.
II. q. REED, Leader.
augs dawtf ii. j. RICHARDS, Clerk.
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J. Z. DENISON, Leader and Director
are prepared 10 furnish " usic all occasions. Orders
iell Miih & BENCHLEY, Rantals Block, or VIM. f.
LOWELL, will be promptly ait, nded TO-
lei5 d3m* WIN. Z. LOWELL, CLERK.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

TINE subscribers have formed Coparnership, under
Il the name and firm Of c. A. HARRINGTON l. CO.
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints Oils and Man
nacturers Articles and will continue the business
the old stand OF O. a Harrington, No SO Main street.
G. a. HARRINGTON,
mehl7 JEROME MARBLE
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To Business Hen.

A MAN of general business experience who is g
"a good Accountant, desires a situation, either as
Book-Beeper III mercantile manufacturing estab-
lshment, or Clerk in Insurance Ra lroad Ofice
or agent az Railroad station or any similar business,
which will command fair compensation Satisfactory
references VIII be gwen, line addressed to r w P ,
Worcester Post Office, will receive prompt attention
leg DIFF
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lUUUbLIIdI AAuIU4LIUu OF al MdUlONS
TT'HE AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE is now
L Open, and IN full tide OF operation. and while
would remind all TO visit this splendid edIfce,
at the same time would earnestly advise all the
earliest opportunity to witness the Anistca Exhibition
of VAN ALSTlN'S Premium pictures, Nos 1877 and 207
Main s.. HATHAWAY BROTHERS, Operators.
u p. 5. Fancy daguerrean Stock at reduced prices
for three tcefks only. DIFF iS26
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Established in 1922.
DR. ARNOLD,s RALsAM.


fENHE only sure, safe sud quick Remedy for Chol,ra
4 Morhus Asiatic Spasmodic Cholera by sentery
and DialThGa. Cure warranted in all cases, in thu ir
first stages, in less than hour annd in few days
after ali other remedies have failed ii the patient
mort fled.
1t is purely vegetable and entirely harmless, and the
only and safe remedy offered to the public for
the cure of Cholera nantie. and children while teeth
ing, or DysenJcry with nigh fever. 1t nay be given
children adults in any stage Of the above paiuts
without fear. It's great efficacy above all ether
dies is in checking the discharges of The stomach and
bowels in any stage Of the dsease, with perfect safety
1t eases pain. we'll treng ihens The stomach and
helps digestion. although it checks The discharges
quick, it never produces cusyeness, always aves
the bowels regular. 1t is warranted cure, safe and
perfect remedy, and TO hurt the system il taken
Seven years, three times day.
Smilhheld, r |. Feb. 5, 1874.
| certify that a praciice of over thirty years, /
have found any medicine equal TO DR. s. Alnolds
Balsam, in Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and Diarrhna
TYLER BRIGGS, Nj, ID.
Woonsocket Feb s. 1886.
certify that have practeed physic about fifty years
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. have taken DR.
S. Arnold's Baisam number of tines and have given
it to Others, and think il exceeds anyhing ever used
for Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and Disrrhea
SPENCER PRATT, NJ. d.
G57 For sale Wholesale and Retail by Z. MERRILL,
22l Main Street rs cents per bottle, 50 per doz.
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Wnnd Yar6 RAmnred

ENROM the old stand, Front street, 20 Mechanic
- 81. opposite SnIton's Grain Store, where will be
kept on hand aid Tor sale assortment of Hard ard
soit WOOD. Delivered as heretofore.
WIN. g, p. CLEMENCE.
Worcester, Aug, 2, 1858. diff
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Wanted Immediately.
Salesmen Wanfed.

> EXPERIENCED Dry Goods Statesmen wanted.-
- N one need apply but those who can bring good re-
concentrations Tor ability and honesty.
jy23 B. L. HARDON g. co.
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N NOTICE.

ENOR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect ST..
IL few good Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW
years old large lot Loached Ashes exchanged for
Wood or Woodland if wished. G. W. RUGG
myl9 diff
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Adams g Cladin. Artists.


MO. 1eS Main Street, directly opposite the American
IN House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Shy Light
for Adults we have recently aadded to our Establish
ment adjoining Room, with spacious Side. Light,
expressly for DaguerreO ping Children, by the OF
which Pictures made almost instan tmeOusy.-
Those who have failed at other Rooms are invited to
give a call
u Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to m.
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Bow w antad.
Pattern Makers

A BOUT l6 or II years of age, To learn Book Bind
n ing. Apply at No. 275 Main Street.
July %, 1853 DIFF WM. ALLEN.
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Carriages for Sale.

carriages Iof eale'
= m=no w. G. WHITING is now finishing and has
IA for sale Carryas, Jenny Lind Top and open
-N@ Buggies, and Carriages of other descriptions.
Also, second hand Caryan, Rockaway, 2 Chases.
All will be sold CHI, ap ior cash.
Worcester, June r. 1853 iel4 d3m
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BUILDING MOVING!

A il. persons wishing any description of Buildings
IN Moved or Raised, in workmanke manner and
on the most reasonable terms will do well to avail
themselves of the subscribers services
Orders left with P. Lothrop % Mechanic ST. will Sc
cure prompt attention. SETH TWITCHEiI
Worcester, july 5, 1853. dam
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Friday-Lasl Night Of the season-W. II. Curtis
Benefit
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-07
- ULEs AND REGULATIONS to gov

u ern all the working forces under my eon,rsi on
the Central Ohio Rail Road.
LIST. The wages given for mon aborn ny hands w in
be governed by the prices given the line Of said road
other hands az per contract or the usual price given
me for such work.
Cd All hands aud hills will he paid the first satur
day after the Goth Of every month, TO the 10Th of the
same month. Every hand wishing To leave the work on
the pay day must give notice the 10TH or he will
quesied that all persons having hills for other things
work. will present them on the 10Th of each month"; 10
ensure their payment on pay day.
Sd. All persons having ShSnties, or other boarding
houses boarding hands for me, wili not he allowed to
keep, or allow to be kept, any Whiskey, Wine Ale or
other ssins drinks In about their boarding
houscs allowed to Keep or hsrbor, any dlsorderIy
person any hand amer they discharged of the
work BY violation OF these rules the keepers OF said
boarding houses viii forfeit whatever money may be In
my hands al the time OF said violation.
4h is required that all snds obey all instructions
given by the Superintendent, under whom he is work
ing and behave pcaceAby and conduct
ly, without quarreing with other hands that may Ne
employed upon the work. In all cases where hand is
known hsM quarrel with other hands. on the work
or OF the work, IL both working for me- the one in fault
will forfeit whatever he may have IN my hands
both fault both will forfeit their ages and be
discharged without delay.
5ih Any hand or hands that may he engaged in any
for wages or anything else will he discharged
and not allowed to be hired again on any work in which
I am concerned.
OH Every hand that comes the work intoxicated,
or 10 known spend his days Sabhaihs in groR
shops win he discharged. By these rules all persons
will know what require, aud when pay.
not reporting any violation Of these Rules well known
TO him, win be discharged a. soon as known by me.
DAVID MCCARTNEY.
July is,, isss--3m.
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100 PILLS FOR 25 cENTs.-DR.

lOO TOwNsEND's HEALTH PILLS, are be
ing called for from all parts Of the land they arc rapidly
supereedne other medicines, both on aecoum oi their
happy effects upon THE human system In removing dis
ease, and impurities and also the exceedingly reduced
price at which they offered.
The rich and the poor find In them real boon--eseh
boS contains 100 PILLS, being four times as many as
are usually TO be had OF other kinds OF Pills Al the same
price. They contain no mners poison whsteveftheir
ingredients are Extracts, Dslssns and Gums Of great
efficacy.
These Pills ara never violent in their operations but
always thorough and efficient They will be found eS
ceedngly eficscious in removing the following com
plants, viz.
Impurities efths Bsoa cen.tipaon, cVstivsnss Pa.s
in ths Hsad, JaaRdet, Pains in the Side F.-sais Gem
riuirts, Lrer 0omPiainfs, SICK Hssdaeh, fsotin "
gttons, PAINS IN the Back, Piles, Biiions 6sttieat,
Trsguidritiss, DBspspsih Pains IN the Breast Rhss
matism, Paine ~ thr Loins, &c,
surpas. the power Of all other medicines operstins al
ways thoouhgy, yet without the aid OF mineral posors
they are peculiarly edadted TO fam safe And ssu
sry in their impression upon the syes they may be
taken at all times and by all,
They most speedily and efrertuaiIy do the work. In
.uhdnna innsm'.ons and Fevers, opening obstrueted
p.noting preparations, and soothing morbid sen
mites. In short, they warranted better than all
othcrs-Chesper than sll-and destined supereede all.
Try them, invslids, sufferers, ono and aland recon.
mend the Pills to your neighbors.
UTDirectons accompanying each box.
T. A. PALMER, General Agent,
Stointoin, Conn.
Rememher the prices One Hundred Pills for 25 cents
J. W: COLLINS, 81. Clairsvie.
u. ALEXANDER, do
John A. Haines, East Richlsnd.
j. w. Nanlaw, Lloydsville.
J. II. Mitchell, Morristown,
". Murphy, Hendry sbufgh.
Morton q Carlisle, Fsirview.
X. Miller, Bridgeport.
lurner * Mcclure, Msrtinsville.
| Sept 30, ls53-eow1y.
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by such torturing misrepresentation as the
following. Is he so childish as to build up
cob houses for the purpose Of knocking them
down, or is it the whining of a whipped pup
pyi He esserts that | said--"did not this
Johnson when he came to sojourn among the
good people Of Kirkwood, come out OF dis
tilleryi No objection to his beinga distiller,
bu, the coming out of a disti!lery Is a hine-
Gus offence" My language was, did not this
"same said johnson when he came 10 solourn
among the good people Of kirkwood come
out of a still house from being engaged in
the manufacture and sale Of this soul destroy
ing poison" Can a man have proper re-
gard for his veracity who would be guilty oi
such subterfugel The same spirit that In
duced him to attempt such ptiful misrep-
resentation would induce man TO do worse.
He says grumbed because the trustees un'
derstood the statute as It reads, My obiec-
tions were to their arrogance In assuming to
explain what should be deemed ,ne meaning
of the statute, us ihough courts would not
understand the English language. He says
Heaney is afraid the Legislature will legisIate
morals and religion into the sons. Let me
say to this prevaricating pettifogger, fear
forms no part of my corporation, and l did
only scoff at the idea oc biggots and fanatics
trying to legislate morals and religion INFO
the people. He says quoted copiously from
! the Scottish bard. Query--if he calls one
line copious quotation, what would he call
three lines! q did but quote one line from
Burns.) AS he has quoted three lines, sup
pose he would call that a. volume of quota
tions. Suppose give him another quota
tion:
A certain Squire, to show his skill,
Gave the world the lubors of his quill.
'Tis ESQUIRE Johnson, who doth surpass
! In wit and learning Balaam's ass;
And those who read his writings through,
Will find the declaration true.
He strives writer's chair to grace,
Tho he was meant for another place.
Krd reader mark, in dirty hole,
That curious ANIMAL the Mole,
Above ground never born to grow,
What mighty stir he keeps below;
To raise molehil all his strife,
, He digs, pokes, undermines for life;
, How proud little dirt to spread,
9 Conscious of nothing DER his head.
n He labors on for want OF eyes,
And bunders into light, and dies.
I But must give him credit for having tn
' manliness to appear over his proper sign'
' ture, which to me is evidence he has not "
!, joined the self-s,yled sons of tcmperanc
and has not yet learned that discretion
e the better part of valor.
t have yet smother copious quotation a
q plicable to A. q. H., J. w. N. and 5. ). III
| the Squire may apply to himself as much
o it as he plcases. 1t is not from Scotlls
q but from an American bard:
Y Like croaking reptiles round the stagna'
0 pools,
: Concei,cd blockheads and aspiring fools
Y With silly cant, and with disordered eyes
: Strain their thick skulls g. vanly crltlcis
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A t my instance, an attachment was this
IA day issued by Henry Thurston, a justice OF the
peace of Smith Township Belmont County, against the
property and effects of Thomas Lantry Co abscopd.
ing debtors, for the amount OF sixty three dollars and
wenty five cents Dated this 29t day of August 1853
JOHN HELPBRINGER.
September 10, 1e53.--3t-pd.
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JAMES r. TAM Err,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
loots, shoes,,, ,Bonnets a. Leather,

Boots, Shoes,,s sBonnets 4 Leather,
Ne, 50 Weed Street, basssn laird & FsurtA,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
TAKES pleasure In again calling the attention Of his
custmsts and country merchants generally, to his
very splendid stock OF Boots Shoes Bonnes and Lsat
suitable for Fs and Winter sales, consisting Of over
$500 eAses. and embracing every style and variety OF
Mens Coarse Kip, Calf Russian eaiher and Hung
Boots, m.n,sIsys wellington. B,ogsns, &c; se Also
Ladies, Misses Boys, Youths Chidrens Boots, Shoes
Psriaians, jenny Linds, Eureka, &c. Silk, Velvet
Leghorn and straw Bonnets foE Fsn aud Winter saies
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises one Of the largest stocks 10 be
found OF the Mountains purchased from the Nav
England Manufactures direct and will be cold at New
York and Philadelphia prices.
Purchasers in want Of any Of the above descFibed
goods. Stil pIee.s call sadexamine before suying,
l Augusss6, ie5s--3u,,
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MtNTILLAS AND SILKS.-A few
lN1 doz beautiful mantas, made OF beautiful Iustred
black silks. watered do, and fancy colored do plain
and enibro oidered trimmed with lace fringe. Also,
unusually large stock Of those long SBAwI make
we have had last years which everybody the
preest aud cheapest the city Call and them at
sep. 90 STONE & THOMAS.
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AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber of.

II AMI TOR ShLE.-l ne supsCflDef oi-
ii fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES Of land, lying in section No. l. Green towuship
Hooking county, Ohio. There 10 the premises two
CABIN HOUSES Abon. four acres are cleared al each
cabin The land 10 well tmbered, large quantity Of IL
being poplar. There 10 plenty Of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. sad land lies miles from
half mile ffonl an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire Of JosxrA WoLy living II miles from the
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES.
CadiI, June -, leS3.
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n my instance, an attachment was this
"A day issued by Henry Thurs,on, a Justice of the
Peace OF Smith Township Belmont County against the
property and effects OF Thomas Lantry e. Co. aLscond
ing deltors for the amount OF ortyfve dollars. Dated
September 9th, 1853. A. G. RAMAGE,
September 10, l653.-3t-pd.
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TARPET1NG.--l00 yds. superior listing
~ esrpoting choice patterns. 500 yds. superior kemp
esrpetins The largest stock OF rag cpeting kept by
lowered, do, .(ssp3o) STONE \ THOMAS,
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The jurors for the Court Of Common riess are 10 he
returned To the clerk OF sAd Court and the utor, for tbs
Probate Court are 10 he returned TO the Probate Judge.
The Judges of elections III take notice that the pail.
must he opened between the hours of sx and len
forenoon and closed at six O'Clock afternoon OF the same
day. " ~
Given under my hand at my offee Al ST. Cl.rsvi,l.
this i'th day Of september, A, ID. lssa.
JOHN c. NICHOLS
,,.. Sheriff OF Belmont County.
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DOUGHT EARIf.-Our stock OF Fall
and Winter hsavy Goods, consisting Of red, white
aud yellow fsnncis hard do, linsey, jeans esssnes
twecds. cloths, etc., etc. is quite full and was bought In
MAY. before the rise with view 10 this fss trade and
will be sold to customers AZ old prices.
few pieces OF Tweed all wool filling tvery cheap
only Is cents per yard.
sep, 30l STONE 4 THOMAS
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GREAT INDUCEM ENTS!
ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscrib

LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IL wishes TO sell the farm which he resides lying
Two miles east of ST. CLAiRSYIl.LE, Ohio, and nine
miles west of WHEELING, Va, the south side of
the National Road Said farm contains a fraction
ONE HUNDRED and NINETY EIGHT acres, with
upwards of ONE HUNDRED ACRES under cultivation,
with an APPLE ORCHARD OF one hundred trees,
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 10 by 90 feet also a
FPAME BARN 60 by SO feet and WAGON HOUSE.
CORN CRIB 30 by 10 feet, with other convenient
out buildings, also, anever failing spring of that
rises in stock in the spring house aud is raised again
in stock al the stable door. Ii is good Sheep farm.
FRANKLIN BELL.
st. Csirsviie, June cath. 1853.
NPWashington (Pal Reporter insert to the amount
OF 81 90 and charge this office.