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New savingS Bank Store
rtv g.onT9rlp lEfnls q 7qE 0tP rolTs1TloFi

TAN n0wrceevins and orpnng IN unusually large and
rene,sl assorin,nl Of Roots Shoes, Hats, Ronnets,
Umbrtlsahd Caihel saeks theeofner Of Market aud
Nunloe sireelt Wlse,nE Va. no room larpeIly O.
eupcd IS ne poAl 0fte bnd opposite he NcIuro House.
yer and mi iew stock which wsspurehasea
vi og Ne eluleIg q ie North, prtsr the
ID l00st clTeumsacey, aid Offer thq 10 The clti
lens N wheens and vielntJ Al redqted prizes, Whole
ale aud retail, SndIe,Peduly solicit share or pa on
deomitu ,sltss 10 cay muclln pr,s, OF ny llotk Il
mtlae not, he rt0pe on Whtelns are not 90 tstly
hunhbgea BY advertising pvlsl tulhsell ,ty hayeagy
variety u mens youhi,pld bora ools aud shoes, niI'
TOf ak nootkn, wool, leghoTn h1,h aud fraw bats
40 tud for tvcf variety Olak AVN attow AID braid
bonneA Of 10 most Ieee1t sahlon9 and stylea. AiAo
Bhota Slnpgrt tnd Caters, ho or ladies, mlstes ard
children on ne most fashionable ftJle, make ard quality
sail and teo lot youttAlyte. flt 1l,tN 4
aVlnt puIehelcda ltfa totk Of tht ehoNe named ~
tees would rtspeelpg Invite country merchants to
elllad ftS iDe, ora thd n ihtlr orders viii duplicate
any bus pHch lsed N he eastru elilss ~
ais ~ ilfs,f,8 ~ III WATSON. /.
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lrbos4tas ,,, ~, VA 9vui
Tees. tylnos. 1,in,,a. '''.s,lt nkAtHAg IN
Tahht fi ~ ,ifn - ltfcai ~ 10. OIL.
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-
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~, ekantp. w.S.t.s,,t,S y !. !. ssl-,ssn
iit ChNrIlLni pl5 oiiirf4r, ~ y. htktI1,
ooo} n.,I,i.. Il. q, y ~, =, (. ~ ~ * Go
" 9,lsftt Vofylff of Charil,
Z Z. y q y khs, uPAcTtlste,
so $1,000 y t'hN hATcliEef Aicii lJrvs,s
t'l'yle, s !, 7. NO AEnATA waAr Az
~ AyR asssta M 7. Z ~, gVvipsi
lilA Good. i'S'' 'H'''l 'peneidilSi,
III ooiD M sit.y,. Z, l.c,,. ~
From thsmotl eelebnilB nrlsii X fnn,.. ~,
AMI Gtneynran e9loutlS alock si,st 81 IN uNra
eys5I 0He O which u gqlrspteed 70 ion .lil
w, slgSk WAX o. ORR ows !, ~.
ailyerTei and Coffee Bels. flohi 10 S,s.Nll
oeean Ii.s ". 81 yifs Nh,
lit,s ~ !. 81 ns,g iesian1, Vs. SFh hhlSe,, AhE
'1'1' ~ Nit'1'' :, ~, .lhl jissIt ~
Il ~. i * ~ ~ " ~, W d
san ss., YIN ieA lie "a
" pa IA " l,Shg Ql,lti d,
DiAAosp woRkl llHsfS'}
| superb collection % Diamond Btstelai, 80,
Hloachee, Crosses, PlDter Rngs f sdtS NJ M. ki
suitable iof " edding GINS, = YsAoAA
slyii lkwhiAfl
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.8ook ANn ,A oEElo

BOOK AND JoB OFFICE.
Tntupds1p 6.t 6hlofemied i,lfois.,.
flY, tlf n conf1ro1 4llh al, tlac,
oltNe nally ltl have JOB oI.i
httdpi teets rpilonof Oh kicdsoi II
ptiAfN We SCI An FyrH 4, fR fNrrNo.
.iiil niieIi1 hil notnY eul tid suhilhl itl
slofh ~ llltp cards. Inks 80. t pulch.loi al NJ.
,ti p%t1t ce.l riict and % iot ofs f.'I iitl M.
Al lNImIn alluiy And efficiently ii5t rl6rits
81 tea t4 tflr fnlputt clt nltf tlIud ~ fltlfa ne
sd Neninrlll Acentp1g ur1 rldlnpln1la, y
YnN VIII which ilslr ved un t.dols
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Crtrfaf, porfr.s. I',s tt
tAlAt4 cofrsRT Hftlri
i.,titl hItt llNtt1. IL III Rat flcnrlst
l.lsl lNitl LaplN1i IL r. kIllnpo.9. hitta
AfIs n hANfCunct., III /, ArCrior hlttnl "a
|5.ti.I pnNfN Hooks, ~ naar IitHtff ~
1900 NnIIr Fnfunr noonf
lnfnf 80 Rkffnohn htAFKa
lf5Ili N htctius liofpt hrnHrha
~ n fnnfIIr ~ r w III 1. HrnHoNf, Iaoll
Bnisn KluToHIIckIll
yf Aadsyify pIeig prihads Alo
10 Zen klndt 81 N0lk M Nlt
Z CoLOBs Npnlt ONklsg, N
" NJ nr4Anordsrs from ENTHUSIASTICALLY atien8tdto ~
~ q 800 r & tsl.SApKARlNd HN, tYI0h 4 90. /,
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'MEDICAI.I


IYnlf NJ talotui lTeil or iho ll,i lImelnllo.
Ill dnted fot hl clnfl1lo Or Nhtslif, atNo 2oMtf1t
tlltsi uhlchis ih1onlf an1 remedy OYER iWln|od itl
wii ely illrtand Wllttll oihe
odfnti color Of yllti, without dYn cover ih, bald
hid M ehcfi ln1 Win ne pllultl cotadnsi Ieqsl
dllhfod aud pfeYtnia tlf rlfnm 1lli1 ~ 1nal1lfc
homi nihv ftlnNnI ltlldahf ~ divers l|rtpa.
llll0noof n1lrr1NoW htOlc nc p1b||o no kr
it0ak4vn laa htluiN allce for iott, l0r ne Ola
OF yoplS AMI fsnoly h6 AIN ~ ~ li ald an
tletsll ttluill Invited lot snd okAhlnt
Tho ietllmonlt1u idoS ani lenllonNn or llfh fcult
NVAlh Nv foulhufd Wtti, Wlciclt Wa thvcled but
will refer 10 ne ctniaclc below olte dlslllf3rhtd
alriclmtaknf Senator, luift iiltilt d lliin0lu
i hItY clnlYtgall. Juft 81, 1853 &
ihattufd Ptot D. r.. Wcoutt Hair hcsioaliyt,l and
haze Admired ne wondertenfci NJ hair wA8 hfcon-
lg, a fihoOth precautionary gCei, vi hy no uie ofhll
ike,iol1llye II ht ftund 10 9iinil -olor, aud ltss
10 douhi pigm,nfpif io 81.
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.PIaniahed M WANG.

PlantBhed lin ware. =
lust opened an assortment ofsplenddlfanlshed Ware,
d eonsellng ofeoeo and Tea uTns ehahng Dishes, Oys
ter Sewers Vestabl9 Dlaes, Dish Covers, Teapot Reg
eoolels Stomach Warpiefa, and palned Toilet selst
beablilaTlele We respectfully e0eii tie attention 81
and steam oltnirHlthlng goods 81 = nB o.
&C I q, & ~ NJ HOBBS, BARNES & co, 10
ss & x Nop8, Monroe 81, near tls Post once,
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1lNROh Rholn,llami Sob Throat Cfton, nlne6ll
III Boalin.. 1oolh Acle, iIc D0oitlt, Pain IN ~
iijh. ii cdli, Brol 6,o sou eySr sores.
pslh ctemral ihl AlontC lologp orhus, Cholsrs
lnnnlumi Cholc, l1ne Cibltnl bllls ol po.o n.
~ ~, hlos,s ~ 6- th,1F, t,,ss.
c0Altlll0nl Oisiho Mulcll1nf Cords cua on Aiy Hind
Alutcla Wll kssl peltggf, Pllls, kaf Acho, UlfeFe
Sores ttysf of hny tll1kf 40 iesi
oRuled lhtt ill thla nllclo yo1taro
af60YEREf0N REMEDY,
whehnol Only flpoyes p,lnalmolt lnaanl,rfop,ly bol
nate W we seat u enl e1ulely az
5 b kltADlOApkS " ilR DISEASE
ench Anumhtr OF lctthl nut y0 but fttct that ttt6
fltgA,ol ihough hum, oni adtollom similar
i1 VIII lem NJ, eSifayig,nil but
snle y leP llll, ll lAeIg ile
40 who lave Vted II llomstlytl or wtiatied NJ faf0
eleeia op nn M tetliflng Hlstitt lame
lNVnpalell lldlc.te M ~ tllliq,ri llsItlis
T0THOSR WI 10 THINK, y
Have youieyoLroilt ne tlIiklg msrliy btlween
many xterlal and iileiha d,tases genilloy dhef,
lnt lAie. And h4s u Aeycr oecllted 10 sou teni.
.a es ylleh thet % eqn.ly applicable
as llHinrAr held oi ihidlt jor dhdcftifiidinT
y Claiming % have betg iaund % coma lfalh pahiiH
n t,flee ef e( ihi saiA bt d simply lhc
o. btln MILO end Simple hills eSlon
ept eyeAns III lie power almost Incredible,
-iIeacdps Ito most III man cr bcnat,
and YET tells innogpli % no tinnhl tlasiao
N " lle Tho nlflt being put vi In
h0lle9f nt lht and o1lth lager
than latgeit bSs linf ni5ic tan onrtinebn AZ
alfen ~ No Therefore otr II To you With tdo and COTS
hdslee exactly 70 me wants Of rleh o.
hs ofiss ele1sd lie lnwheb Dc Nonfatelf tioimehl
isnul vi end al uitd IN N,
nhkes of u4 tolay lot Tho pTlnlpg Of tl6
lpldt Wd h lptblth, ior 10 Ne deem
tho stllelo seliy
.
We would however hote knicled ones who have
,opgen been glle acoll0e,cta And bgpsSefOns
10 fhe ipuWpf nan1a olf but IA NJ OH ne macy pei.
sons fhsipcof or cand0r aud y0Iheilys nrta ITO
ilomus, aud who having fully tested lif siiues
" NE dlsfent dleeates of whehi recommended arc
prepared " apeak OF lls merits n del6fvcb. u
Rild tPlesllns W James Htkef, Keb q Caldwell, e
u Logan g %, VIZ Mckee, paNefhon q Co, and BY The
Piinsl'.i nsussIsls o. Yilgpii, ava Pennsylvania "
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wi q tmcou I'd yvoddkos diylhg, on The 18th day OF
i1 - lptl loy ~ hfopet deed 66nVtyed IN tat 10 lilo
thderetd i0f Tie beiehl " Dts atd Wo1arowe ledit
ORE AL " his real and personal and chooses lhne'
tOn alfcycont W any w,ee indebltd to tad Woodfow.
leiequlIea 70 m3Ae Immediate syutnt tome, and a
InoTdet 10 Itoey6 any benefit tlaa tIhtt within
iouf notis 10 NE ther claims With he proper feeatbae
cofdt hs ftfn Or said deed Viihii unlefslshtd.
tpi3 6E0. w. SIGHTS, dtslgice,
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TAnHg sEiIpntlX x co.
rRioufandG enieFal PRoduee.
COMMISSION MTBRC CHANTS,
81 II 81 light Street, Haitinoro,


~. y, ~ 49, .iREFkREkpESis y N. ~. ~
o % lauleon. Zee, Ctthier Bank ~ BALTIMORE. n
h Rnriff, Rtq, Cashier AfolChaplsl Rslh, asg6ll
TrUtmsn Cf0is, ksq, ctthier Com 4 Rarnora fanks Q
Me.qS GrethWny 4 co, Bankers Ralumole.
q t6hn Ehiyah X Sons, ~ - ftsI ...t
-, s o liakef x 20, Wheeig. .tt
NJ Jas HakeFil Hiiqfyd
Mr. X, n SNcaTingenia y "A 49, ffsg i.Iet
pS'CAshadyaneea made on ennsltR9enlg, dses
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no Country Merohantg.

T"'- 10 DUUWVfy IIVIUHdUJBe
HKRR. 81 KNOX hiyihs withdrawn rom tic arm Of
WI kleCalen, Knox Co., tbo remaining bavo
ail6tlilsd With them III Chester ID knox, d 81
s. Knox 90 long aud ayoTeby known IN the tradlngpubc
-hftinhng Tie style Of Clallena and Knox hfff
Theywoph respectfully INFORM theI old customer (ghb
havoso lonetndlbemly hem) aud an oilefdeal
0rsin nool6 and Shoes that Fall Eioekwll b afTlv
ingfroui NE 10Th 10 Ito last Of September 3 aflt4
ovins been tseeled With the k1oaes care and bought
Thar iisr themselves ihalin their Fall stock Of
noos and Shoes they can hold out Inducements In quality
aid prices superior 10 any ever oiefedinthc marhtl no
gIallensna Comparison the mafcls of Baltimore and
thlltdeirhit fsrp3le Mocha LBNa 4 KNOX
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Saddlers 7HardwareI

ls. AND COACH TRlNniN0,,s IN 4
s4I lare.
Husy Rows, Hnhbs, Spoiss fsoEl, cipisSS lpd Tirs
Iol Rillslbls Iron, Patent an RpAnelea lfs,le!'
gssd BY p ghlsh w AZ
q rsi5 ,ss9 w 4 (. q 0ld slindt lSs Mslp T.
Notice. Nt3i hilF
Mr. ID. MOfTR h,ttssoe,ltd With him u ptrtner,
XII ht bfollef " MOI the parileIahip com
SGifi R b ofifER s''s ~ tsSi5 r
1870, Iil az Second Notice. Al 49, .
tfiLL psons lndfbiedto W. ID Mtffsee rsqutlledt 70
ahtteIs thelf ACCOUNTS inmee,,,ts,Iy uaTr
Bound 70 ShaVel ,f.ss
Ks LRC0U lt,s etlebl,isa wsIIsplsd
~ RaIoIt They thyewip sgSe.tesi eais aea are
~ Ys,issst Y IVY s. ,s n Es
~ Nsw'Jewelry etolsl " ashlhslot 4
Threw PEysIe % ihe nsssl tihiveFnaekeF 's
or HYDRO ELkofRlo y6LfAicl cHAissa
Producing intltnl relief nom most acute and ptT
nansiii, tliis n Ssasl.ie ds..i;s. Rssgna
oflhe Fate, Deallttb blpdgts.ht m
~ asapli HyIt Perlpils 81 hs y tf
tNi dleStlot, ditpeptt
Uledfs Pains, .
,eeli3NtsRoV l 5Fe924ltlstA iNstp
Tls.s chairs were ftts lpIlcde'ed g @, sIIy sy
Yhi lttt one fetr snce AMI alter belize tnhjeqtad
10 hoToUgh ttiils III the city and app-
sdfy m. VtlfIli iOtl oi Ctnlchan, Van lidIen
4, n y n d Ia eats of he aboSs
tslIi, dts,ss Ava Ne apsfSs' lhal has
,ililndedf Is agtlle ~ \ u. tth.I
PIetlous to llelr introduction ito this county inty
... ,s,.n tfs "a Nc
al.1alr ii9 an 91s Y h IA SnER wRLI3 Y
sThs pt,neplk hpon lnied lh chilnl
produce helr marvellous cues aIe hiarih ai ~ !en,
w tlit,. " w J. NJ
lif( on leolI0 gnelllml aud focond tta electro
mape.iesl N hslgg Won snd ggon hs paIl
iiEE ~ BE- lnvera 6lmuiins cattit ie nefyous dald
shthi dItd 10 produce he,lby tct on through lhe
emilio i5aie, Nadiliniilne otiienl 4 allowed 10 b ~
i IN uInt MS CHAINS BIT iiBla ohEtrytnte ofiht
snoral lava III health are leqdltd Risk friction upon
tAtsftdiElid ADDS pth 70 hteitet ofta shtinsi BY
" =, oN n M HoUsAN DOLLARS
Hf,jl ttn Il thy resloh lo ti pfoilft % many
afti htlieiisd II eye ech tom lulslly
81 ks Of p6ifs Ia G6sis 81
ffty 70 fetofih stltl tSdc
and no eyer essa ssah'e whoh ~ tiY'e
IN FEMALE DISEASES. = e,
NOE .ttin onk Aptdlf cues q l,IplATau,
Uloii have Teen ~ N, o.
iis il tie olha iron Tie tplle. uil
above thshe, tbs sag eyer iypgona lncdshI 70 'lit
MODE or UsB.
TtsetsIn Il ould be nois leed before u1e wieonlnon
yines,rs dihtn Que end q Tie thlq Should h alplsd
dI,sSIlf y % Paln ~ d'eA''' and ne o'l'f
BIZ kog' DRURlvRDl Tue ElscsIle cbiipss AZ pot
81 tull dtlttsl nut or Ntfyrt iteates II soelnr
eIihtf 10 Neatlna AGENT In The world has odleed 20
4,telnF n ~ lltt ytlt a. ne ehail
INSrANT RKLik nom Tie most seuie spn % PRO-
dueSi ne nomsntol applicable 11eb note
eit MI NJ NJ dted ~ oluu IN M Of ~ tolpe
go Csllandoblalh pthphet (gitntl Z, 'isI,si,f
ONE WORD MORE 3f
4, q, Tfefs th,lds az ne f1t uch have lately been tenl
M ts of no FJone % be nlel BY hit owl
,- tttts Of clot 10 aut which have proved
70 emhenlly sncee,tiu STR h1i tole Aeet Z
coiter Pine dliftlafd Broadway,
ug-gANgs iAKkR, tpd Bienllneer A!mauone,
Ryt'hsklri sslals n ~ itiJ-iU
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.l11I 'laI. " NO. 1871 as = eiill q, ~
i'i'5fiiF w rOotst woaFysoifIltl, niu
1000 pr mems kp boots, aiptsr nr.f
100 hleir s thick boois, 20qpr wonths gage,
1 DO u,Si,,s All tboS \ 400 10 hi pilien,
i'ooO nelps water n,oof do 800 10 Rtklns ,he.A
MkN'B bAOpAKs. 900 DO rtestd e.AS :. -
800 mems tAif broganr, 800 do I'D belAinh W
i.flnprinn Mn 10 ttUui En lgl
q 800 do thlek 10 W s3 klen leoIta bVt
1909 low priced DO b III lKiu, No..
Hss,i psS1Es. 20 Sn,.'f' 'aIjIsSp
40 tiN' s|Ctlr DO 800 Do hdthapS
vaurn,i soora. ~ 40 lfoceO balias
zoo ~ youtls ~ Iboois is0 DO blltk, blle, tpa
go ~ 40 Ny do q ~ btohttd eilleIs,
i6l0 DO thifk DO q II = pHltbkIs
1dis kEbyou1nS1KoaANs l,gl0 ~ lnsI eoo.'2
l0Q0pr boys klp bfogallt, i20 l9 kaN moIoesy,
1900 DO thick DO ilH0 fhildfengI
inOO youths 10 DO t0l0ehldfthay0,
con DO Nip do - 1900 DO eoone
900 3pla aud Youths calf DO II ArA sHei A.. a,
wbifA's Lktk nonfs. 400 2Ain lnfis' Nv
lQa morocco lAes boolp, ebilditas vSnlss.'N
1000 eall DO -. lAmhsSssths,,,,
90 lil gaf 90 " 100 dol i.Rs VA"
1890 hlg So i0 " ~.
Z s}kl, .i 80 WOOD haul heaeal ~ N
Tlnnkl ior The llheFnt paii on9t
ts we e0iltll e0Alihuinte Of TIE slge, =, yhI
(, ser9 VI "a McCkA Llnhsl.s- ~
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y rtfhats snail, sior o. common colhlhg that viii dis
pote OF a cost even less " make foOn iJf ~ kplQ
IS. wa VIA & ~ '''s' ! RISE
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New savings Bank store

flnhlli ihs iIhept onste AsysiefOl sf!f7
ts, We toiltlt eoAlihuinte Of lhs sig ,s !. vxoI
ssIS IN IS q NICOLA " sAs.a NV
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..l..t.r rs. AND COACH TnlhhlNQst3 " " .it
= ST orentd large liltdwaIe
III ARD t6iti fiimnhr, Coieh n d iilef YAylthi
Hnny Bows, Hubs, kpokes, FeliDVl, CiUaSe and Tire
lolisi Macabo 1Tona, Potent and Rnanellea lealler
itDllon OFT public, u ri iii. d JOIN. kNQIR +
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-13

est, 10 suspend the passage OF a bill whose
merits cannot secure the approval OF two
| thirds Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatves until the Judgment of the people
can be obtained thereon, and which has
saved the American people from the cor
rupt and tyrannical domination Of the
Bank Of the United States, and from a
corrupting System Of general internal inn
provements.
VIII. Resoiued, That the Democratic
party will faithfully abide by and uphold
the principles laid down in the Kentucky
and Virginia resolutions of 1898, and in
the report Of Mr.. Madison to the Virginia
Legislature in 1899; that it adopts those
principles as constituting one Of the main
foundations of its political creed, and is
resolved to carry them out in their obvious
meaning and import.
TX. Resohved, That the war with Mex
leo, upon all the principles of patriotism
and the laws of nations, was just and
necessary war on our part, in which every
American citizen should have shown him
self on the side of his country, and neither
morally nor physically, by word or deed,
have given aid and comfort to the
enemy"
X Resolped, That we rejoice at the res
toration of friendly relations with urslster
Republic of Mexico, and earnestly desire for
her all the blessings and prosperity which
we enjoy under republican Institutions;
and we congratulate the American people
upon the results Of that war, which have
SO manifestly justified the policy and con-
duct Of the Democratic party, and insured
to the United States " indemnity for the
past and security for the future
XII. Resolved, That, in view Of the con-
dition Of popular institutions in the Old
World, high and sacred duty is devolved,
with increased responsibility, upon the
Democratic party of this country, as the
party Of the people, to uphold and maintain
the rights of every State, and thereby the
Union of the States, and to sustain and
advance among us constitutional liberty,
by continuing to resist all monopolies and
exclusive legislation for the benefit Of the
few at the expense Of the many, and by a
vigilant and constant adherence to those
principles and compromises of the Con-
stitution which are broad enough and
strong enough to embrace and uphold the
Union as it was, the Union as it is, and
the Union as it shall be, in the full expan-
sion of the energies and capacity Of this
great and progressive people.
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ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.
LIME chance for young men this winter Address
l. Nov. g. M. J. COOK. Charlottesville, Ind.
FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE.

FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOX SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
about fvc miles from Washington, ID. c., in Prince
Georges county, Md 1t contains 1874 acres moro
than 30 Of which is fine alluvial meadow, producing
n ton and half Of hay to tho acre, but which nm
dor improved cultivation would produce at least two
tons. Hay sells in the Washington market Mt from
SIS TO $50 per ton About four acres OF the place Is
a marsh, covered with several feet in thickness OF
properly composted is a source from which the up
land may be enriched at reasonable cost. About
90 acres Of the farm is woodlandgrowth principally
oak and chestnut The land, except tho meadow. Is
unduatpg and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing. There many springs Of excellent water on
the place. and IL Is noted for it's hoathfuness The
soil Of the greater part of tho upland is sandy ionm
underlaid by clay-in some places. clay predomina-
ting About rs acres could be divided into small gar
dcnng farms giving nearly equal quantity OF wood
and arabic land 10 zach. There is an orchard Of 100
peach trees and go apple trees on tho place all bear
ing The farm Is well fenced The buildings area log
house of four rooms with frame addition OF three
rooms meat-house Of sun-dried brick, log kitchen
separate from the dwelling courthouse, stable car
riage-house &c. There is n stream Of water running
small mill Price. $50 pcr acre. Terms--one-third
cash long credit for tho residue il desired; or, II
would be exchanged for real estate in tho city OF
washington. Address MARTIN BUELL.,
Washington ID. @.
Fifty acres about half Of which is woodland, and
which could be divided into three gardening farms,
with woodland and beautiful building site to each
would be sold separately Or, II preferred VIII sell
the other part Of the farm which are the buildings
divided. M. B.
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