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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-28
CLEAR THE TRACK!
.. LEACH'S
CHI E AP ST OR Ell!

" IL T. n L - l. " n III!
Fl Wish to inform the people of jackson and
A surrounding country, that | have but a
short time since brought on a verv heavy stoc k
of goods direct from the city OF Philud ephia,
the cheapest market in the United States to pur
chase goods in | consequently Aatter mys II
that cannot be undersold or excelIed in sell
ing cheap.
DRY GOODS,
A splendid stock of all kinas, a most mag
niticent sOrtment.
DRESS SILKS,
Of the latest styles and of the best qualities.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
OF every kind, quality and description. Also.
general assortment Of Irish Linens and White
Goods.
HATS AND CAPS,
For Man, Boy and Child, of every style and
quality.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For EVERY RoDY, Men, Women and Children.
GROCERIES, ETC, ETC,
All Of which will sell CHEAP for CASH. The
regular market price will be given for all kinds
pro duce in exchange for goods.
CONE ALONG.
Walk along, run along, jump along, anv way
to get along where you can get the worth Of
your money.
P.S. The last ADVERT ement said would
sell goods on time, but l say will il goods
for cash. D. LEACH.
Dec. 81, '54 39-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice,

KNTHEREAS my son James Havons, agcd
w about seventeen years, has left me with
out any just cause. This IS to warn all per-
sons from trading, harboring, or dealing with
him in any capacity, on my account, as will
not be accountable for, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting. HOW ARD HAVENS, Sen'r.
Dec 81, '54 39--2m .. .
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CINCINNATI, Dec. %.

Hogs firm. but prices not higher, ran
ging from 1926 10 4,5O. The only sale
is goo mead, averaging 200 lbs, al $4 So
Whisky 284c. No change in other arti-
ces. The river fell one inch last night.
Weather cloudy and mild
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DnN'T FORGET

WNHAT the first SATURDAY in JANUARY
" is the day fixed for the Agricultural meet
ing. Farmers turn out and let there DO rous.
Ing meeting
Dec q, 1854. 30
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Dec. 81, 1854. 39-3w
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ThurSday,-----Dec. 2S, 1854.

pS. H. PARvIN No. 65, 4th St., Cincinnati,
b our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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= l
;ssEsIlssss


iin nE71I Great through Line for the East.
VIE baltimore aud OHIO Rail Road nom Wheeling TO
Baltimore, and connecting with the WashiHgt
branch Rail Road at the Junction 6aely called the Relay
House. 30 miles from Bunmore, and with the PhflaLel
iia Timing l,ainose Rail Road TO Philadelphia.
Thc tunilels uronte line are now completed, and
iewoie road is in fine conlt lesenttng one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes the world.
The and splendd OF the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at wheel.
ing en through tickets from these places to baltimore,
hasielphta &c, may be had oil the agents,
or on tie boats. .4.5,yI. i sstfs
The exress -iltfaincavcs w heeng daily, at O'Clock
AAI Xheeling timel aud arrives at Cumberland (0t
mies9 AZ ~. NJ. and two hours ttere, in
Baltimore (3S0 miles at a. NJ The he1t morning.
king The ethronshin about 20 hours, ineuthg all
stonnages. 81 i3ff ? -
baggage checked Through to any eastern points
without charge. 81 t5f.b sEf.4- as u
Washington at the Jncon and for Philadelphia, al Bal
tmore without extra charge Travellers are alo wed
Through tickets from wheeiins % Balamose. with
washInston, So Philadelrha, St0-to be had
board the steamers Of the Union Lime the Ohio AID OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeling q BFoRD0 & Mounds.
vile. may - wM PtRRER Gent sup't
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! a PembertonHouse.
I Water street, nsefoyr M onroe.

.,-.,,4l w HskLlAG, W ~ ms q f..yis.
nv M.PEMBERToS alin6unces TO his old friends and
hiepublie ssne,sil hat he has iSeated in the con,
n0dious brsek bnid.<s formerly known AZ tile .St.
Charles and thorousa. repaI and is
pfela ed 10 entertain travellers IN coed style moderate
prices. The Pebe rfo House is situated Immediately
the Steamboat Landing, nearths Derot OF the Bal
tnoTe aud 0hiu Raft oad. aAording passengers The
packet boas CONVENIENT stopping place. Tie
proprietor fespeefvlly invites tie attention OF his OLD
friends to Ills house, and socits share of public PATRON
age sgie "A u sas7 tlssia5 ses u sga ap2n-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

d EcElvED mis- the best assortment Of Gents.
III yous and ehlIdfehs cloth CAPS eyet hronsht g
this city, having been selected with great care p
syls and quality They comprise in part as %
cloth opera, black white; gents h3r
blaek, dfah and green fding hunting and Apoe -
Also, the fsyptian PYreniai cttcket ~
toeeher with eyery other description Of hat Or cap extant
mr14 =. ". z ? = - : .ss--.i
Tf gCYlS AID 6aTTe.s Rlodes Q Yetl'srs Cfaeksfa
~ Shgaps SOFA kostpp hptte any r :! .PgRxFR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DHUIS, MEDICI IISEos 81 ~.
sChemica1s,. Perfnmery, &c, &c.
II m. .CRU1IBACI1ER would announce TO his
81 ieEds and The public generally that pufeas
interest of the senior partner inthe lately
conlucteds under the J. Crulnbacker q Son, he
will continue the at the old stand, No. f7o, Main
would respectfully solicit, and trusts TO merit eontn
patronage bcrny bestowed on tbs old firm
He has just returned nom the and rs now
Chemicals, Pernmefy, Fancy &c, all OF wel
were purchased eter strict personal inspection AID will
scrupulous regard purity of qatys now offered
to the llnhlic Tho most feasonahl terms Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

) IN. ~ PES,I.si 10 esT3fi
M EsSRs. BRA MIR, & rpRIoN, having taken the
INE Rooms formerly occuled by Mr. L. Tai bell as Da
guerrea Baerys and n ode Streets Ceha
tte Meelns, beg leave to- solicit shai OF patronage
from lis friends and tho public nj large i.75s
They make il rule not 10 let any pictures 80 out but
wat are satisactofI aud W. n execueds = 'u
God and Sverpaiing executed snehtly Sfl fs5 4sSi
lel here Gor eig will be ATTENDED, to
by j. Tdtton q Brother. mf2a-3m :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10
uTGHI,Y IMPORTANT.

NJELSoN,S Premium Chinese Lnstrai Washing Fluid.
i'm the greatest yet discovered, for saving
labor end in shing Clothing and House Clean
wIer and soiIer 'heh Than i bIeashei on the grass
satisfy herself that point piet OF Cotton
or Iiieiiin the Fluid, ln Tor ef hpurs Which
ilue tith2 gallons OF water TO hat pint OF luid
The Chinese washing Flud is worth three times the
single sXpence which viii yenpug Tor alargee efaml
sya shisg 4 which can donein 6or3 hours. a.
aandaciured and sold bythe subsctiber who has las
ypuIclaaed ther ohioe ouiiyt, Va. IS ~
60, - u $50 8eeJ AS. MELL0R,s+f, ,f
sange - No. 2s. glaeeSt;. Mhssslns. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

TTAVING disposed Grocery on Main street, No.
256. to- D. lcitast or St Clair o.
hanks ID tho Or my WHO have given me their
custom; and would ass. c behalf q Mr JohhstoH
continuance oftle feeling That customers
ana dealers pI be acconolated at his store
any IN te city IN quality, price and variety.
Aiso,I would inform he OF and vtcfi
ythat Ieoitinpe keep Of tho hest Family
~ IN the wes al 40 w street,s
sal ihfEONf D.. WOODROW, - slstt q n
Feb. 10 5febis s washington Han Monroe ST.
M ANTKDA - 20 cook and DO hoilse ework
NM ippty AZ this Il ss5N 1inrt.l g
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The Lutte of zion.

Al COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. igned for the
n use tie Methodist pEpiseopSi ehuieht eorss.hig
tunes ing mnoe together with eonclse elementary!
ne fs etc eG., H. Woodbury., author OF the nnle-
assisted hyi Rev. MGttisons pastor OF Saint
Joili't Methodist e q hnrcit New FORK ta75 ~
Also, sippy OF y hymn books, Cantiea Ian
dns, hIissi Minstrel saefed Nicholson, etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices b3
81 slsssls.ra $50 JOHN tfta Tlo oAtpsoN,.H .tss
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2sEsEiil
tkSsass~s n 4 The fne light drnnsht steam9rl FORT
s. : HENRY. Captain GRO JonssrDs, win
-nn as the ieguIar Union Line packet be-
tween Wheeling and Cincinnati; leaving
Wheeling every Wedaf sday. at Q clock, r ~ - Ei;-f
boat ia aud has superior passenger accom-
7For frelght or passage apply on board orto
i auglt III 10 fsI s. O. BAKER ti Co., Agcn.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

lA RI G ELYY produce and commission merchant, hal
ON hal d and Itr sale: =,
I 81 40 bushels Clover seed. - 80 =
Give hTn;a cali. :. - - = - - - ~ Srnrl8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

PIANO F0RTES AND MELUDE0NS.
TUST OPENED. \ fine Rosewood Piano FoFtes. from
gcliekeIing d Sons nanuiaciory and Stodart CO.,
New York, Including fie Roosewood Piano, 81 ocav We
al oflwhclate offered AZ factory prieess y
Asoa ige paekase OF fashions bic music, at 90 Union
,nr30 ]. M&LLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

nP Spring Goods in the city of heeling may be found
" at y. a ITeftIy's, No. 165 Main 81
IN ormost Dry Good Ii. the he
has seccte nnd oreng choice and elegant as
sortnet OF Goods liable for the Spring embracing eve
fcs suitable ladies'. gei lenen's or lnants wear all
pf which h offers latredueed prices Determined too
little slleaPs than ise ehesls,t he invites s
uTchasi. No trouble TO show goods
and less to seIIthen Call and see at u 7tIfsTJ
So, 5s ], G. II EFTIiY,s, Main st. AK.
Ieh2Sdtf corner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

7S4 Se752E p sssFi2 <iiRLrfsdhE Z; JUNE IL 1850!
Messrs Evans q Watson, philadelhhfa4-G
W. we iays much pleasure In your tire Proof
from yon having saved honls and contents
amer undergoing very heat during ire which
destroyed theDeufro block of bdIdi1gs Arch street
wharf, ON the Schuyll, tie 9Th June, 1870.
ssistlI. sssft ~ Yours, very tesrret q ? =
eept95dt ); sseas5,;355 = RUSsEL& e GuRBINs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

=, THtNKEuL FOR Che sltberai patronage horetoiore
the subscriber would respectful
My inform friends and the pubic generally that hr
Stonnues Manufacture the above nanncd artcies in
their variety. has always hand, good
sorrnent for wholesale and retail very low priccst
He also keeps hand cooking stoves of the most an
proved patteT ms coal and wood
will continus TO receive his attention
and be executed with pronptness and In stse that
snge4 Eiv4RNEY. 8. Mainst
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sests $50 tBRANDtES AND WINES. e g
90 HALE pipes pure branlies; ~ aa 79i go
'<0Oi,I 10 barrels blackberry vralldesi 5fi
- - cherry 9
-Essti 10 quarter cHsks Port wiLei tlft r
I9f 80, o. - itgs Madeira wiEei ilsl .5iig5
l.siss . -. t.ls..t Malaga . - t.5it i.eE
r Jast received and for sale nt
dete q DoNLoN IS AaxSvEnL.s
S3ss. 5000 Gilt cigars; - s.. ss5 81 ~
tls15e1 sc ,S00u Princados cisarsfs s5Hz #
1000 Apollo, do ~. -. fi5j5 -.#.1
t-.sss 49, g000 ri Dorado do ~ - -
s%ias fiss 5000 washington Monument eigaFsi
tlsssass 1000 IRanetias q as t = do gs sis
.sfT 1000 Havana. t,s, = "a "a do sTstsq 4
600 600 Bela Cruz Princire do do
sft5. y - 2a 20 boxes II. lump Tobacco; os5sf
lsssa.sfs ,,i 80 do Alb do do ssi.i..5 gtg5l
oe,sf se1s 'sssise seH @'S W say WI. LA ucHLlN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

Rshflndetpilkfls sgtssInnlsilee
Rim1HHF - SAFES-BATRN9 DOUBLE DO0R
J
r. ll, NJ o. sSdLAafANDER FRI AND HEIEF
I,i lt1it1i IA IT, PROOF SAFES "A large nssort-
81 K fneht or various sizes slysays ON
ID lnfUI hand, , at No. % Dock street, war
HttI = fanted equal TO any made III The u
~ EesssA - lited Siatesa EvnlsH g. Wat
SON, thankful for past hvors. re-
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4ss' "a ASSIGNEE:S NOTICE : : Z s .-'efS .a..
"A LII persons indebted Wheeler lakIa. book
IA account or Otherwise hereby notified That pnS4
meut be made forthwith, they assignsd
the same the benefit OF their cTedfnr.
jan12 j. II. PEND ETON, Trustee :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

rpssRs COW en- = naSyyot,, * and u &
INl tDoANE q Co., have removed from Waser street
10 one or MIR. Pattop's large warehouses on Main
street. where they solicit the OF the ayoTss OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10
Daeuerre eotypes.

DaguerreotypeS.
SKY AND SIDE LIGHT. .ARRANG EMENT,
1REN ESSES taken III all the recent improvenents
IA yyjht any unnatu al whiteness of iaii,
pea black dresses. Every 3styieo1 cases always
Ionhani- Price from dollar upwards, - Z ahi7
Rooms, No Nom street, near the Court House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

iEAAI q 2 HG0-pAKI'N ERSHIP!s 1sisi 80 ssatt1
rItHE subscribers have ts entered into partnership
il Iorthe purpose oftransacngn Comm ssion and For.
wardlng bgsiFess under tle style Of poane e as
s. Ioare & Co.. and solicit Continuance or the business
OF the late firms.f. 81 3Sis sii iDo.ASE1
tts5s ;s.1..-s ii tstt t,.,i.{s. +as 5J.5CoWGiLL.s
March 18Th, 1854 mIf4
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GEORGE NTENDEL.s

q. 49, . Is WEEELlNli VA. ,z.s.5,sss Is q
r s. now receiving LARGE LoToF CARPETS, RUGS
j. MATS AND MATTlNG: Also, Table and Floor OLE
assortment FURNITURE OF description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates Yenai
and Window Blinds Blind trimmings locks
Mahogany yaneers Varnish, Haircloth, aGurled Hair
Spring Saokng lotions. Brass and Stair Rn,
ect ali which will sold at the lowest prices auga
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

d brick buildings. i3I Mai ct street. wberc they
manufacture and keep hand. I, y - = :,
sis57 TIN AND SHEET IRoNswARE,
And keep for sa q Japan, Ware and iiouehold Furnishing
Hafdware theiatest yles OF Cooking Stoves all o,
whiea they and RctatIat the The lev ss
a!ly are invited to tall and exane their sock Ercr,
description of asticesfn their omrtly uas TO or
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: STREAM MARBLE WORKS,

Saddles, Harness., Trunks, &c.
nl JER'H b. SHEPPARD ysould respectfully in.
Torn, his fisnds and the public that he las re-
Union, where will be found cobsantly liaId,
largo and well selected Mt OF kIatices in his
from frame md Weed hos rrn = Iss. Xn iises,
Coiinrs Ham e., w hips, c. see, le ~
ofslich by conipeiAnt tyorkaen,
the materials, and will be sold
Thoe desiring to purchase requested 10
amino themselves at -. Z -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10

aif.ii3si = HATS. AN ID SARS.IsslI 81 .Y3EI
D ecefying daily, new siys caps, which,
~ am selling CHEAPER 'thalt'erer.l = .
The daily union., 1854-03-03
Lssvs ws.srloo "Wednesday q 8 q m,
Arrive at Union Corners by 6pm;
Leave Union Corners Tuesday as 6 a m


Arrive at Union Corners by 6pm;
Leave Union Corners Tuesday at Ga nj
Arrive al Waterloo by q y m
Sots From Memphis, by PekIn, Dr, p, 4 HuEas and
Stiles, TO Bloomfield, Iowa, 30 mice and back
week.
Leave Memphis Friday at 6 am
Arrive at Bloomfield by 4pm;
Leave Bloomfield Saturday at Gam
Arrive at Memphis by4 pm.
1865 From Lancaster, by Charlton Mills Hartford and
ST. Johns, to Princeton, rs miles and back once
week.
Leave Lancaster Sunday al Sam;
Arrive at Princeton next day by 6pmj
Leave Princeton Tuesday al a m
Arrive al Lancaster next day by 6p
Proposals for an additional "trip invited
$500 From Krksvlle, by Green Top, 10 Lancaster, IS
miles and back twice a week.
Leave KrSsyille Wednesday and Saturday at sa m I;
Arrive at Lancaster by 6 m;
Leave Lancaster Tuesday and Friday at ami
Arrive at Kirksyllle by pm.
1867 From bloomington, by Middle Fork Coulters Stere
and Penneys, TO Huntsville, 80 miles and back
twice week, going by Middle Fork and return
ing by Penneys and Couer's Store. .
Leave Bloomington Sunday and Thursday at a m
Arrive at Huntsville by 4pm;
Leave Huntsville Wednesday and Saturday 6 a M
Arrive at Bloomington by 4pm
1868 From Bloomington by Meehancsburg, Wyandotte,
and Linneus, to Chiicothe, 63 miles and back,
a week
Leave Bloomington Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Chlicothe day by 6pm
Leave Chillicothe Tuesday al 6 am
Arrive at Bloomington nextday by III am.
Proposals for weeky service will be considered.
1868 From Bloomington, by Vienna, to Edna, "A miles
and back, "A week.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday al Gam;
Arrive ut Edna next day by Ii am;
Leave Edna Wednesday AL pm;
Arrive at Bloomington next day by pm.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-28
Dom oeratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Demoeratic CeDgressiOnalConvcn
The Democracy of Putnam county are
requested TO meet a, the usual places Of
holding Elections in their several towns
chips, on Tuesday, The 20lh doy of Au,
gust next, between Inc hours of ten o.
clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of
said day, for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate to be supported in the Con,
grossonal Convention, which is to meet
at Napoleon, Henry county, on Friday,
the lst day Of September, 1854, 10 rep
resent the next Congress Of the United
States.
The Committee submit the following
resolution OF previous Committees of the
party, TO wit:
"Resolred, That ibe Central Commit
tee shall appoint one Judge in each town
sship, and one alternate Judge, TO serve
IN his absence, at each nominating poll
. taken In each township"
In compliance with the above resoln-
ton, the Committee have appointed the
following named persons, to wit:
Monroe Daniel Barns, John Grant.
Peny-Seneca Diumock, William Ca.
mon.
/. Montery--William Reckari, John Nj. .
. Millen.
JacksOa--Philip Anderson, David Ca
roy.
Jemiags-.II. J. Bochmer, Henry
Rnabe.
Sugarcreek-Jeremiah R'mor, e. A.
HussoD.
Uaioa--JoI,n Kuhns, Hiram Suber.
Greeasbwgh- Unjamin Kickendan,
John #. Kabc.
Liberty George Iaglc, Joseph Arm,
strong.
Ot,ewa Herman II Rocker, John NJ.
Rodabansb.
Pleasant. A. j. I7rucboy. B. F Irwin.
Riley Henry K,lhehar, N. b. Tharp.
Blanchard - William Mcclure, William
Young.
Van Burea-Pe;er Bowman, William
Kilparlck.
The Convention Of three delegates
from each township, for 'he purpose O.
counting the votes, &c, will meet al tie
Court House in Kaida, on Wednesday,
the 30'h day Of August next, a: one o.
clock, P. Nj,
EIch township is entitled 10 The fol>
lowing Number Of Delegates in said Con.
gtessonal Convention, 10 wit:
Monroe, l.; Perry, 2; Mon,ery,3; Jack
snn,3; Jennings, 6; 6ugarcreek,4; Union,
Z; Gtecnsburgh, d; Liner'y, 4; Onowa,
IL; Pleasant, 8; Riley, 4; BianchaId IL
Van Buren,, 3.
JOHN MONROE,
Chairnan Dam. Cen. Com.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-28

HolIo0Gys's Ointment and Pills, hare emcd
an liberated leg, and Prevented .Amputation
The wife of Mr.. p. Baylis, of 8, Court, Z
House, Cheapsidc, Birmingham, suffered for
more than eight years, from dreadfully ul-
ecrated limb, during great portion of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that amputation must ultimately take p!acs > 4,
However, under the advice Of her friends.
she tried Holloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly aflic,:
ed to use them, after this proof of their e:-
Eicacy in one of the worst cases.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-28
LAND FOR SALE,

TEHllE undersigned offers for sale, or il
H. exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
or its vicinity, in such parcels as will sui
purchasers and on very liberal terms, the
following lands, to wit:
634 acres in Allen county, Ohio.
1880 acres in " ood county, Ohio.
lS47 acres in Van Wcrt county, Ohio.
64o acres in Defiance county, Ohio,
4ol acres in Fulton county, Ohio.
600 acres in Henry county, Ohio.
432 acres in Williams county. Ohio.
100 acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
30 acres in Pauding county. Ohio.
30 ocres in Mercer county, Ohio.
1850 1cres in Clinton county, Ohio.
The above lands were located omonost
the first selections in tho counties where
they are situated, and for fertility of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, o! Canals, convenient to almost every
tract, which afford cheap aud economical
outlet to the best markets for all the products
OF the farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at less prices than other lands of similar
quality and location are selling for, and in
lots to suit purchasers.
Amy further information will be given by
the subscriber in Lebanon; bv John Jack
son, or Lcmuel Lewis, at Vest borough,
Clinton county, or by R. W Gllchrist, who
Will spend most of his time IN tho Norlh>
western part OF the State, experimenting the
sales OF these lands.
July ID, 1854. RIG CORWIN.