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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-10

100000 TO Santa ANNA.-The
New York Herald thus sums up the inter
estine particulars of this Gadson Treaty:
Art. l-Cedes the United States strip
of desert country, good for nothing beyond
the spoils to be hereafter appropriated in
running a new boundary.
Art. 2.-Releases us from the duty OF
exterminating the Apaches, and gives US
the discretion Of permitting them to muir
der our own people along the whole route.
Art. 3.-Giyes to Santa Anna,fo these
and the other following inestimable conces-
sions, the sum Of ten millions of dollars
cash in hand.
Art. 4.-Gives us the pr ivilege Of nav
igating the Gulf Of California. Not worth
me ntioning.
Art. 8.-Gives US the privilege of trans
porting our transit mails across the 18th
mus Theuantepec, secures the Sloo Com
pany in their work, and gives our people
certain paivileges, which we have the right
to ask for gratlitously as passengers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-10
Washington D. c., May 20, 1854.

r. w LATHAM, Treasurer.
c. B. ADAMS, Sec'y, and Corresponding sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-10

CHINA-the rebels SUCCESSFULLY des-
patch dated Hong Kong, 22d April, saws
that It was believed Pekin Che capitaD
would fall in a few days. The position Of the
Emperor was past redemntion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-10
ARTICLE +.

Any person may become member Of
this society on subscribing to the constitu
ton and paying to the use Of the society
the sum Of one dollar and shall continue
member SO long as he shall continue to
pay such sum annually.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-10
YRTIcLE V.

ARTICLE VII.
Societies auxiliary to this society may
be formed in different states, countries
cities, and villages of the Union, and in
such case the officers of such auxiliary So
ciety shall be erofcio members of this So
ciety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

the contested question, and to authorize the PRESS
dent to make such tender, aud to act as H. medi,
aor, either alone or in conjunction with the heads
| of Departments, or a 3committe Of the Senate.
Such movement could not fail 10 add to our con-
sideration and influence abroad, and to draw sili
closer the lies Of nmity and Commercial intercourse
which connt ct us with Europe. There may be
those, indeed. who imagine that welshould derive
greater benefits from war, and that even the con-
ticts OF these nations llfesnlt in great good 10
them and to The world. lfitbe so ordained by the
Great Ruler OF Nations, these persons need have
no lear that our mediation would in thai case. pre-
vent war. But, in any case the ptoffer of our
friendly services must gain for us higher degree
oil esteem, and the more soin proportion, as our
own national interests might appear TO be better
subservedby warthan by the continpance o fpence.
II would show thatwe had 2the snagnanimitys to
disregard selfish ends; that we were influenced by
high and noble mo,iyes,S and had Just npprecla-
ton ef our own duties and Responsibilities in re-
gard to the promotion and maintenance Of peace
on the earth. &c.,
1t is far from probable. however, that war in En-
rope W ould result in greater good TO the nations
engaged, or to us, than a continued peace. fItsis
true, that the conflict of highly civilized people
with semi bntbarous nations, does generally .ene-
fiji the latter BY the rapid and often forcbe intro
duction. of better regulations. and The cultivated
arts of the former. But the one often loses more
than is gained by the oher since wars have an i'm
mediate tendency to lostsr the growth of the low
degrading passions of human nature, to the de-
structton of the refined sentiments and aspirations
of the soul, and 20 lead men backwards into q COR
dition approaching 10 decentralization. Ii is how
ever, by the peaceful pursuits of commerce, tibet
oil portions of the world may be made gradually TO
participate in the blessings of ciylizlion without
any of the Uncertainties and drawback aud actual
miseries which attentwar; md, accordingly, when
differences ARISE among nations couidthey be SO
adjusted, by The media!ionof Others. as 10 remove
commercial restrictions, and to open lew avenues
OF trade, their occasional occurrence need not he
deprecated, Could, for instance, the United State,
acting as mediator IN the difficulty between Rus
STA and TurAey, take advantage of the occasion,
10 obtain in concert With France and England, Tree
accession all nations to the Euxine Sea, how noble
an achievement thus would be in behalf Oh human
civilization and progress! How surely would the
merchs mt and the missionary invade with peaceful
arts the barbarianism of its now secluded shores,
ndgain new triumphs for truth antsfor huma nityl
BErHPnAoE. Va, FEB. 2sd, 1884. RR.
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pPoIsoNING..r.n.

Thousands OF Parents WHO yermllsse composed OF
Castor OIL calomel &c, aware, that while they
appear TO benefit patient they are actually yi,s te
foundations for series OF diseases such as salvation
loss Of sight, weakness oflinibs, etc. f5Sxl
In another column will be found the advertisement
lobensaeks Medicines, to which tho attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing bilious type should make use or the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek's Live, Pills H.
ug"Be intellectually but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
Syrup and LAYER Pills, and observe that each has tho sig
nature of the Proprietor, j. N. HoBESsAcK as none
else are genuine. 3a 7s2
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3 aarsIoK AND, AFFLlcjTlEp. IN.

THE most sale and certain rem. dy ever known to the
world for The obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis blood shifting. liver complaint whoopins
cough Group tickling rising In throat, nervous dc.
ans in the side breast. broken constitution
from tile abuse Of caomei and other causes is DOCTOR
sssAYNE's coMPouEp fsYRUPYoF WILD CHER
eospmrtion. II has reached state and as
stunned character hitherto yields
without 10 this great Original wild Cherry pre-
pa'ation. lRemember-the great Original wild Cherry
prerarationsand only compound prepared by regular
ryseiap.s manufactured under the Immediate rareoi
DR. StRAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia
For sale Sy-DR. JAMES :.AKERi KILLS D. CiLD-
wkLli andPATTRRsoNt< Co. Wheeling. iRLsMlNG
BROS. Pittsburgh. BURDsAIL & Co., CIpcipnatf.
aud by dealers generally. ~ ~ sep1e
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'DRMoRsE.s1NvIGoRATHNG CORDIAL.
The only sure and sale remedy yet discovered fer Gu
eral Debility, Physieal PRESERVATION. Iftability and all
tae ysrous train Of remove
Depression Excitement DISLIKE of Society. lneapaeity
Tor Study business OF Memory pcbility
.eso..fT7see ve,ussment. -s5s,Y ~ sepIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27
REMovAL,.

IHAyE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 the new four story brick building
NO. III, IIain street., II
west side, between Monroe aud Upiou streets
will be prepared with cary and extensive spring
stock direct nom importers and which 4
would be pleased TO have my friends and customers
to call and examine. & III 49, -
I feb4 f4 WAIT. SRLBY. y
n5-J g. Metea VIII be found at the above establish
nient. WHARF he awaits Ills old friends. .' n +
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mere guess work, fever or cholera would have
been more likely suggested.
cannot tell when this letter will reach you, as
the gentlemenat the Post Office inform me that
no mails fom any direction had reached here since
yesterday morning. x.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Jnne smIth and other. INN l en.

" rs. s.bHSt SciIcuit court
-, Jane Smith and other.s5 lin ehanccry.
BY virtue OF decree rendered the above cause on
the 29h day OF October 1853 y WILL COMMISSIONS In
the said decree arlointea ploceel TO SELL SATURDAY
The 18th day of 1854, O'Clock A. NJ at lie
front door OF the Ohio county the real es
late in the hill situated west side OF
Main street In tile 1st ward OF tho city eeling 'front.'
Ing sixty four street and extending west the
same width 10 the river, and bounded on lie easily
Main street. south by SoTt street the west By
The Ohio river and on The north by line 10 be draws
from Main stl Get &c lie Ohio river. distance 81
ieet from and parallel to North said property
win be sold subifett The dover CAIN
on credit or two Scars;a tha purehaseT
Swing bonds with approved security bearing interest
from the day of sale, and said interest payable annually
uud afuTl ity, the title will be retained u1 lie
purchase money is all paid. &c., y e. =
ian1o 1f shssi a and nd eonrssiop.r
nJThe above sale Is ppstponel uuil The 27L day Of
March, 1854, at II O'Clock, a. II.
leb26 sktfA = sIsSiJ IA. " sIVAI., s. RICRIIAM
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ARREsr OF AN OH, oEFENDER.-Mr.J j. H. Dennis
ofNewark, deputy marshal, arrested very shrewl
rogue on Saturday, ut the American Hotel, in this
city. The name OF the accused, who stands
charged with numerous offences, is Horace j.
French, but ebas been boarding at the American
for the last fortnight under the alias Of HlP. Ser
ling. The suspicious of Nj. Dennis were excited.
ny hearing that French keptrematkablyisecln
inthis room; and watching for him, he became
convinced al sig ht that he was the panty for HON
Tue Cleveland police bad.beent upon the lookout
for some time. He arrested him, Though French
denied his identity, afer having telegraphed 10 MI.
Gallagher, Marshal of Cleveland, and received a
description of him. 'ssf'.s 4 tl,is5
Mr. aiiasher arrived in ,own,on Saturday even
ing, andion seeing him at the jail, French owned
up. The latterl rs man OF fne exterior, wsli
dressed. and of geatleInaaly manners He has
snsied arrest long time Among the oifences'
he IS charged, with, are Stealing d valuable eold
watch from the sapsr intendent Of the Capandai-s
qua aud Niagara Falls Railroad, and acarpetbag
containing notes and securities 10 the amount Of
500, 900, from Mr:Payne, on The Lake Shore Rail-
load last fall. French is of par Mt
age. and with gcod education. Mr.. Gallagher
took him up TO Cleveland to-day. O. Statesman.
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Established In 1928.

DTHoMPsoN Reynolds, fhtefeststiin the above
House. Invites Western Merehs nts 10 etve
him a call. ,Icfp-,SEin
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a.aRea1 Estate tor Sale.
OFFER Tor sale my property located west s de
of Main street, between Rranku and North Stl etis
uhnlns tom M6tno Water street, Ginety.nine feel On
Main aud one hundred and ninety eight Water Al
II The whole Is not sold within three MONTHS
parcels as v1 suit purehasersthe time u which sale
will be made known. f1yf }yzI
also offer my Farm, locatedin Pntney township Bel
mont county Ohio ontins the liver opposite Bos Isl.
This tart cUlltains between and 90 GOOD
grated beating nit Orchard. Dwelling Houses one
y! which was built last summers also, eouL COR
diuo This Farm Contains about % Of so4l land
only 10 rod from keIiyer 3 49,, @e
The Central Ohio, Marietta ana Cincinnati raiIro,s
AZ e loca' ed through this Farm Il. = r
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing eftker of these pieces
ground are requesedto satloH subscriber at his Iesi
denS t L. Egslton, near the city, - - s..
JetddaY3nt .sseysssss LOUIS BAYIIA.
The house occupied by the 1te on the
above ia med is Tor rent. Any person desiring
70 examine This property do by calling OF Mr. " M
Georse, corner oIMain and w aShington Streets.
LANDzFoR SALE u
WISH 10 sell Wheeling and i'll sellft
onliberal terms, atilIop or tracts marble
aesIIe1. u e-s1 mat9F. - e. r. JACOB.
9 r. 60 N TTS-
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Per.inn rrnir nv.

7 % Persian Hair Dye. -fn,s
THIS Dye tswarrahted, according to directions
to change the hair from any color to beautin
Auburn, or ~ t{l 5ass772i
PERFECT JET BLACK, e. 80 r.
WITHOUT EsAsl "a 4. - T. u
| s5ts.sS y Staining HE Skin.
Price. so cents per bottle For sale by Kills d cALp
WE'LL. Wholesale Agents, and by aYAl. R. MCKEE
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no LET.
n NEfwarehouse in the ielodeon buildings;
y $. Z corner QGineyand Mails streets;
7 g tgssJi asS eluircy street;
1--WE upper rooms, corner Main and Quincy afreets
feb1S:tsp1 WIN. L. MeAFER.
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ScuIl a ThonnpsoI

HUuEIfc2 InoInpSOn,--7
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS. IN =
Tens =. Wines, .iaaorss s. ees, y indigo Oils,
-. i, s4t,s5 AND oriiE. git5cs ans T5T4
No. AZ Nertt rpdteT and . North IRhGTrss. sA4.
Jtts doOrs 6eioas zreh stfest, Pl INA DELPHEk.
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Busbey, Little g. Co.
6faTkefst, Wheeling, Va s,s
MANUFACTURERS or W agoiis,z Carts and wheel
l wight work every Tor home use and
southern Plantations ~ fffl95t "a
prompt sttention TO business, the manufacture
OF The best quality OF work. the
hops ts receive patronage o the pub.
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@ 49, 49,
Great through LIME for the East-
caPstal g 7 ssl ose:s

Great through Line for the East.
baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Rail Road at the called Relay
i,ouse miles nom baltimore, the Phiaiei.
na, imnston and baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
Tue great tunnels upon the line completed and
tue whole road Is in fine Condition. presenting one or Tie
most Plstnres9u: and roma ntie routes tie
ne nnw and splendid steanle ofthe Union from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with
ing, ana through tickets from these places to Baltimore
or on the boats. ~, Q
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily O'Clock
A. NJ, Wheeling teo and arr YES at cuibe e2Oi
ie l5e i and two hours
shortages.
Baggage checked through to any OF the
without charge, - ~ irst--z-gs@
Passengers and baggage the cars for
Washag Oh at the and for Philadelphia Bal
moIe without extra charge Travellers allowed
ne lime and all meals
through tickets rom Wheeling TO baltimore, Csvith
privilege otlyIig over anywhere the route0 SS50-o
washington. s.. 60 to Philadelphia St0-io be had on
board the steamer Union Line on the Ohio. ard OF
The Rail Road Agensa Wheeling b. For pl d Mounds
vttle MAJ 4. 1ils WAN PARKER. EGen.l Snp,t j
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sPEolIAI NOTICES.
USE HowE,s coUGH CANDY!
WORTHY OF C,oNSsllI3 ATl0N

y, 80 ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TT o. tessor llorses 1nyigornfIng Els xkr or
Cordiniwintsr, Wi d, its ts,.s and
upon US. Colo, well known nervous dis
ana ADDS to rangs OF spepsia and
OF by stimulating Inc appetite wit
to the stomach the
inc increased quantity food This Therefore.
= season when Commanding tonic and ilyigofant like
this wonderful Eiixr is needed by an who
e'.er rom any sae of disease. Tesk
anu toIfie stomach suates slltlic organs connect
ca the process OF digestion, tie osy OF the
@ me sol Vent roi the CAST gives
% me tulds and the system Iapss
MIG dormant and Sluggish condition which so often
In months LADIES' who, nom
and tenderness OF ne.
sensitive to cold at THIS Sra
want q which win maintain The
OF 'ne and thus prevent the suspension
depends. bsff - - ~ IS IS T., e 9.Y -
lhe Soraial up, inpint bota
'es three dollars er bottle, two for sc dollars
SIX ior Twelve dollars. Gil RING, Proprietor,
p 192 broadway, New York
py the United Canada
ana an the west Indies, sSsl 5 ,SS4s 49, s. S.
g ;Esiiss AGENTS. = ilis iest,is as4 1
WnrELtHG-KELLS a CALDWELL. 30 ~
7sCisciSsATt-B.- II. AfRAKINSS.
GS-see advertisements Z < as9sissss IL fsb13
81 : = - 81 n ~ . 4 q
TO the Public Is 81 "a "a
{ observation-disclosures oFFIcE,,
!, % 80, z! Z. Porto Wheeling Va. slg 3
malicious person or persons having raised re.
port prejldicia steamer Vii oaa that she is NOT
safe for travel en and In that way iljurirg
her buslnessi therefore 81 Z ~ lsE = 4 y;
We do hereby eeiti, HAT we belle ys she is safe. I'm
every way. for the trausR passengers
g snsf is9us JOSEPH WOOD. 5il,y h
Am. PHILLIPS,
'aAs' sss5ss 81: Local Al Inspectors. DO.
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pl1ANCEhY SALE OF LAND AND Tavern

taelfi n James FIazleF,3.7g q In Tho Circuit
Samuel FIazer's Ex'T, and others bounty viIeiIi,
BylItue OF decIee made in Ibis cause ON ii a S7 d.
Of June viii sellat public auction Tie pl emrses
The eighteenth DAY of March. 1854 he tract Of Isn
called Roneys Point Fam and situated on
National Road Ohio county about ten miles OF lie
city OF Wheeling, containing about Two hundt and Iv
acres OF tand, tavern juSe, dwelling houses
and other improvements. Tie sale will be made of I'M.
who'e property together inpareels NAV be found
e2Iedieht and tie following One Of lie
purchase money 10 be paid in months, and the balance
IN and three years. axe whole bearing
tiom The day OF sale the bonds with good
security and thetie being retained until yment Tbs
sale viii takeplace at Tie iHohey PointtayerlL
TIE above Is valuable piorerty. The Hempfed rail
road Is located IN 4 ont of the tareT1 an4 is supposed
thata depot or station may b. established place
49, p W. 81 WIG,lSHaM, szs5rs4 =.
ianiOtsI. Sheriff md cnmnissinrar
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
OF No1i, corner OF Fourth and QUINCY streeis ;,
5li IA! ana stsY tefIls Il ddjoiMs The nra
i'osed new Posi- e1ce would dfside into
~ lots The location is one or
aasani re Of being near centre business
korterls apriyto ~
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DESIRABLE .kESiUENLk FItt= SALE. y
'HE House aud ground occupied by tie sub or
thesoIth corner OF Seventh Centre stIeets RsS
Feeling Tie hoGsefs BRICK substantially buIIt from
he and very conveniently arTased; Il Ia
knoNilasthe property formally owned 81 Mr w Ali !.
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-. 80 ri PiANost PIANOS n
UsI received rom caliet & Davis Bosoi an asso+t-S
ment OF Plano RoFtes, which viii ID sol III
AMI their durability warranted i've
call Received also, with the pianos al
al very low prices at.ihe MilsiS store or &
q stsil ca seJN o. FIcKIRSoN.E3 4sI.Gis
leol4;7m = Is 4 No 1885, Main street
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REAL EsTAFR sAI.ns
#VALuABLE Z FafRNf 7IRfsi5 =sss=.7I,=5=,,=-==

NALUAl LEaFAtilN FOR SAE I,fs.5
109 ACRES of md miles from ~. si,, <.
Ing. on the OHIO LEI half ,ic 49, ~ " heel
Depot Of The and u Inc
ding IS y does In and
with gu cay and
saetss a sd;
esoSs s bcst ta
y VIII be sold separate parts, II desired
ing, OF on the premises -''s4 St'eet, Wheel
Ieb6 L. n e g %
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Ten YEARS OIL L.TlT7
NST oPENED--l6.0 90 superior Half Spanish cf.sfs
cd TO be as old represented and much supe,
stes sSf sale cheap y. by by }. " RHopEs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
. SkYsAND SIDE LIGHTsARRANGEMEN
1KENisSSES taken fth alt tile recent improvements
Wilderness OF iaiI or (, ey ap.
psaIanso OF black atesses Every style always
Rooms, No 55 Monloe street, near tho Court House
augSo szsvs,5- 80, WAi.C0MDEN
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r. NO. / HAVANA SKIES. - T7=777T y
ITO e ILaoIS rs Lisysna Skies. for sale
ebsi - q IA. ~ " = fh u ~ :s:s..s
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LOSE - q = Sf7==E7=
"a GOLD Pencil Case and Pen with garnet head The
hinder viii be iibei ally arded BY wing il az this
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: 8. RICE, lLELsCIaAM.S' = 1sAIESSR.

tt-s- 80 elafti III $3.50 - -
rFHE undersigned prepared to manufactne 10 order
d.. Flint Glass small Flint
the Chemical fleiiTitesihc ofdefs OF trose
ust g dealing III such a1tf6es asle thinks he can fur
hsh as good an atti6ieohas f1yora bio
tanned lseyyhere. wM eMoRGAN, ~
- s'ss q tSorEer Sixth ali.I Zane stress, u,
= pCtlIuawti EaSt NhtelfE
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Thomas's American IechanIcaiB eech,
cuPPiNe GLASS, BkEksr CLASS EAR sxRINGrs. DEN
,l.sl s. $li tai LEEch, ETc.
J respectfully the attention, OF The Medical
Profession to the now aud valuabls instruments
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- q Z ziDRESS M 'fERIALIs.5 " gisy n 8
MRiaid and striped Silks, plain do nina
IN ssa fssa nlain and figured MSlsiin
DresSes in great sdrety gFteici
ana Enghah eh,nzes and lnsas; with ai Immense va.
Iei25 z. II = ~ y aMiEsssIE1
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Great Bargain!!
u side, III the folrshng village OF r - = -

Will seli, AZ private SALE the lot which now re-
u side, III the folrishtng village OF II a - - -
CLARINGTON
5Sunhsh situated about 40 feet from the Marietta and
h eeiei,ng Kaoad one rom Ohio river.
nsont paror, dtpn ooip kitehen. hall porch OIL
lower toEether viii hiour bed foonS TWO
LARGE STORE R0oMS, fp.dREHoJSE a na n "a nv q
ieetC the WHOLE good stable coal iouse
&C. &C., with ana btnace choice " tt Tor one niiy
on the lo best watering places in the count,
- Mlthtn ten leet OF tue store room door. $50
This Is considered to DO the most eligible stand for
husitess ~ the Village OF Suhish and Iae enough tor
ssna Of Thousand Dollars II Of The
mi points the wholesale uTo
eery busInes AMI given up IS The produce point
tween w heelins and Cincinnati 10 S-tf fJpE
whole at great bargain. = vs. 80 t'''
Possession given by the first OF April. 2 -
sunfsh Feb. co. 1855 ga ,Es,IS - - - tsb5Sr
hEN or twenty Gentlemen be with
4 ooardnE by .nlhfebIss u t. NJ. PARKER
go 2 NEW SPRING 3GtJODS.T ; q T7ST7 &.
WE are now ores sp s. S s,r tisststSshtof
many novelties desirable STYLES of Goods
ior tho present and approaching season The at
tention OF bu4ersis respectfully solicited. =
.'eol1 sassSs u q HEISKEL g. Co.
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not previously disposed Of, 1t will be offered at Pub
c ~ pc1O at the ront lpoL lie cOurl house on Sstnr
daytle Path inst AT 1o'eioek, 7. e
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J, ..IsiI 80 Ne 4 Is, ;IIiil. street,
a lew buildings North sisthe N 1ieebanies
the side The street and doors South
lot ~. NsEn- T. Seibyss dry good store. ff77fl
thankful for the patronage heretofore extended 10 the
confident beir incre asea sci
Lies ler anns business they 10 merchants still
greater inducements i6f buyiig faaII heretofore
-9e<s2A - - lisl, AZ sMcCLAELENS d KNOX
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las. II. MeA1gcaRN is a. candidate, FOR the SHERIFF
.ry. at the election in tho spring Of 1854
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g wanted Of one Sack sup,
on the 3lst January marked s.W Ballard Il co
~ person haslng knowledge OF It will coner ayor
Efeb2s 81 ~ so BAKER j. ca
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selves. exmnat ali int rested in their use
large assort menttreceiSed and, by & ~