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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
AN ORDINANCE

| AIN ORDINANCE
SSESSlNG taxes for the city Wheeling for the year
that for the 1854 there shall be levied collected nd
paid for the use of the city of Wheeling the sub
Tie value Of Estate GRs f 10 TAXATION
the tax shall be e the rate OF fifty cents hundred dol
Tie tax on real estate and tithables shall be due
SIC. 2on every license any venler or ods, wares
and merchant ze the tax shall be one fourth OF
chandise held By such vender at the time levys
SEC. Son license to commission or forward
ing nerchat II oil tile first Glars hundred dollars,
class y dollars; shall the duty OF lie assessors
10 classify the commission and cling merchants,
report list thereof to the council.
SEC 4.-On every license to an Auctfoheer, fifty dol
SIC. 6-on every licerse hawker reclar. wheth
er the SAME be Tor whole any year, teen
shall mure than one person he permitted transact bust
SEC. 6.Ion every license TO keep wharf boat at the
public landing Jour hundred and severity five dollars.
five dollars for days performance or perio
For license for sucii performance performances
dollars.
SIC s-cnevery days circus rerlO, nance or chibi-
ton OF equestrian fras, fiIy dollars TG5s
SEQ. 9-on every days exhibitions OF wire orrore dan.
SEC Oson oil otier show senee1ts or exhibtlons
the sum three dollars day, except literary sce
AMI mechanical inventions. ~. II
use or ente of sons not owners thereof three
a
Ten Pin Saloon hty dollars for etcl alley kept in
saloon. rlrfJ-I. Fz3EE EEE E-EE EFfL
13-on every license wheel carriage kept for
hire.itIe following taxes. wig 1t}1 T29G'S3
On every four horse Tour wheel I've dollars
On every two horse four wheel carriage, thee dollars
On every Que horse four wheel Iiage, two dollars
On every Iouf horse wagon three dOtaIs. sr s=,
Onevery three or Two horse wagon, Two dollars 5 d
.Oneyery two horse dray cart, dollars.
SIC i4-The lakes above mentioned shall be levied
collected aud paid in edition 10 any TAX which may be
The same subjects TO the OF Rir
gina. 81
SEc 1o-Ths ordinance shall take effect from and aer
fpassed SFebruary 18th, 1883. 80 ~
Read, approved signed and attes:ed February 81, 1854
y. NELSON. Mayor, pro tenn.
~ 7s.9. tci ) paseSs eoPy.I = = = - = 2
IlHE highest market plice given Hides and Sheep
IL shins, by 81 af5ii -.ss.-- 49,
= 3. McNa1r 6 herVey' b s.
RE oPsniRg daily tlsirFirs stSekof srsing Goods.
DRESS Go0ES, B0NNETS. RlBBe3NS; &c.
Aso selected Prints and iii descriptions
OF Domestic swear-la} Moss Main street,
b 7febaS - a,ssgsis Centre wheeling
l1ess Z e . FOR SALE. 2, ,lslts55t .s.s
DESIRABLE briek house, sitlated on centle street
"a Inquire, Of ssi5 THOMAS q EY: 8
h. 6aIref Strrss elid iralteis ~ ~
T Will twelve dollars pc, GOOD white
OK Slaves, q es sap:
iGhes inches wide clear or sap. II INCHES OH HE
teTt ~ the depot At
4 li.neo iFassisa
H BOY WANTED. s
BOY. ased &c FeaIs. wanted learn tie Cor.
i s4Af essione!y ~ Cake IA king III g
moi Main i opposite M si,;s iios.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

RECEIVED this asy. the
ihiS l St9saih'a, and ehildfen,s I'll
Styis ty; laying been seIseted
Gem. 9uaiitS. They comm
blaer 2lh opera, black ard
49, 1fAh and Ereen 4 aing 4
In.., 49, The GsyptiSn PyTenniss
@ri4 sSsEs ss5sr DESC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
10 Correspondent,

rERs concerning su serntion. al vertisins OF h.
L.cial BUSINESS fthe IntelIigencer, should be ad.
drs the editorial department OF the pa.
Soul he addressed to the editors, jointly, TO eli
theI.ETsSonJenis writing for publication, viii please
one eide Of bs the p2 1s: will
IN scnre more prompt attention to correspondents
anG they might otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

best assortment or Gents,
9th caps, ever brought 10
with great care as re.Ards
tise In partas folIowss-
whites sents hair cloth 10;
iluating aud Apollo cars
sticke caps 4 new article;
o. hat or cap extani
!; %. HktsPisR & son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

HAVING disposed o. my Groeery on Main street. No.
60 10 Mr.. lsaac D.. Johnston OF st. clair vile o.
a. mySei OF This opportunity to return my sincere
O., 10 Tho OF M 1ttons who have given me their
1oo' aud would now ask, on behAifUl MIR Johnston
- OF he same feeling confident that cuStone rs
lrTfcs vi be IS we'll accommodated his store as
IL tae CITY, in quality, price and variety.
sI would inform the citizens of Wheeling and vicin.
~. he west at No Washington Hall. Monroe street.
l NH be pleased to serve ali who may give me
=, =. SIMEON ID. WOODROW, F-f
~ - ~ 'Si-'ebt3 6waskingtoiI HAL, Monroe ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

INCREASED FACILITIES.
A DAGS &. cos. EXPRESS arc delivering heavy
IN reigts, such poultry. eggs, bucr ETC., Balti
more i'll tweity hours, at 81 ,2j per 100 lbs. III
n. PIGMAN, Agent,
ian23 s.-- Mcclure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

NOTICE is hereby gven TO all tbs Stockholders rri.
In vae and municipal, of the Hempfield Railroad Com:
rany, that the 9th nsalment OF five dollars per sh1lc
equred paid before the 10Th day OF January
ext and he like sum OF five dollars per share monthly
heI cater, until the Whole is paid
JOSEPH HEN DERSoN, Treasurer.
d. Wnshfngtpn. PA nnc 1873 dr30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
Notice
Notice
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

NO1lCE ~ St1lfHERS.
TIVE Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the arri.
val Of The cars all bills oroding MIST be board be.
ore O'CLOCK p. NJ. The Line will be responsible
for the delivery OF goods. and will pay collect
charges goods for which bills o. lading on
board ihe nnais before tfer departure. mar3i-tF
oS Sewil'* and ThOs. IlulldelI's celebrated RaVay
Time keepers, in gold and silver hunting
Tanted 10 perform equal TO any watches n1le world
ALo-Jos. Johnson and other fine watches always OH
hand and for salcat e. P. BRoWF'S,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
= PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. c4EMIsTs

81 Ende Tsgued Is prepared to mannIactu to order,
u such as are used by PhysiciGns and in
laboratory He invites the oTdeTs OF tnose
ue1lng an such Articles, lie thinks he far
t. good article as favorable terms as can be ob
sIseWheTe. iwM- MORGAN, 1fz ,
oe,r7,,,.,.- correr Sixth AMI Zane streets,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
1853. z 80 - 1858

,oEo Szzs..4zszA st2Sz3 SslIII 7ozo
1853 80 80 az5slaIE - 1858.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Nstc GrrG seaents ket,eeen Wedding, Baltimore Philade
phiG, NeIr York, Boston ana East.
rINIIE public respectfully inormed that have
Il made arrangements by which shall run
Daily Express
From Baltimore TO Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio
Rallroad, and connecting at Baltimore with our Great
Eastern Express TO and fUm all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States We prepared to
forward by this route, all descriptions orsht and Naua
bic Goods Packages Bank Bills, Specie, Jewery, &c, at
mil Speed, nIlIarge oil careful Messengers.
Express for Baltimore and the East will leave w EEL
ING daily. al oc.ock A. NJ. leave BALTlMcRE
daily, att. p. NJ.
Merchants and others, respectfully solicited TO orde,
their Goods though Adams & Cos Express.
oFFIcE.-Markct Street, Mcclure House 80
n. PIGMAN, Agent.
LANDRETHS GARDEN S EDS.
UST RECEIVED, fresh supply OF Landreth's well
known and justly celebrated Garden Seeds sale in
bulk and reaii packages Aso-a choice lot OF Flower
Seeds -r.y =
hesc Seeds The growth of the proprietor, whose
long experience in tits business enables linn
with confidence, and holds himself onaIly
Sronsiblc to the public their itGty and good
quality Each paper bears label with tue and
'@'' '"' ''4 j. H. cRuMBAcKER, s-lsr
mr6 agent for David Landreth
DOCTOR WATSON CARR & SON,
LATE MoRGANTowN, va. 700
Practitioners of Medicine, Obstetrics md
SURGERY,
U5-oFFlcE over Logan. Garr & Cos Tobacco Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
SToRM-ELECTlON NEWS

news OF the Pacific yet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Cure of Coughs, Fertfgo, or ven
cradle Dir unan's othe city Batimoi man well
known, and whose testimony adds muclto tiImpho
liamptOns 7Iif-s1s5-s1l4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
Msr5 1.gs God ne ssk-F,om of The most re-

CHARLESTON. S. e. Sept. 81, 1853
MessrS Mortimer d 6iok5yey:-he sale OF your Ham
TONS Tncui IS Incl easing day, and
~ bottle sold recommends this valuable medicine 10 the
alicted Sever OF Uur late tried cHt
uses with gushing sutCess and getting il by
dozens II las been found to be greatest remedy
rheumatic Affections anu wonderful has been per-
formed on NEGRO hoy suffering from Fits wEnTlsh
You with number OF certificates II y0u wish them
Please send me, possible. supply OF Tinciure
am. gentlemen. yours VIC. TKO1T
Hundreds IN THIS CITY will lear the testimony
Delicate females and children will fluid this great
dy Aiso sec cures OF couf dyaIepsia ScrOula, DC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
MEDICINAL WONDER

OF the nineteenth century, as the first scientific man
~ the worli would have ad nted, acle OF nledi.
cine heI etoOIe supposed to have existence, a
ULANr THAT ENTAILs NO fEA CTION
force is never expended, is with opium al
cohoiic TepaIatio and al other eXcitans effect OF
these bTtei aud II may well be said OF him takes them
he last state of that is frs ut
the Elixir is eXleIant without single wbacksaie
in its operation, eIpeual III happy influence unon nm
nerves. the mind ami the entire Organizations; it win
Sleeessness, dislike oil society," incapacity Tor study
business. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
Tobaooo ]! Tobacco!I! TobacoolIl

Nv i. woud most yeaIl the attention or Mer
lI ehantsand Groeers TO vety large and general
leleS aS1egittnately heioig TeeIlIar
-. - Wholesale TOBACCO House, -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Delicate females and children will fild this great bless.
ing II has restored thousands 10 health.
HznPfoMs Vegetable 1T1LcI1e. Call and get PAMPHLETS
gratis with the history OF the discovery wonderful
Liver complaint general
DEsFor sale by r.F..LOGAN &, CO., .wheelfug Gene
raj agents. WM r. MCKEE, 9th ward and by druggists
generally. - - stffsS ? q 2 ~ III
.rc5-soid bysMoRTIMER.t & MowBRAY, go Baltf-
street, BntnoTe and SOL Broad yyay " eyy York
20 Price 81 per bottle 81 f ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
,HICHI.Y IMPoRTANT

= : =, i,,1 ,; - .., Z ihdPSSiANI. ss
M kLSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,a
the greatest yet discovered, saving
emu exeLS N Cioi and House Clean
winter and sotefi han tan ~ blcaehcd on the grass.
HTED not 10 ihJure the fabric. Every lady may
Stisy herself point by soaking pie otou
viii show tSf liz at M o nSnss which
The Chinese HsshSs F1il is %,
single sxpenee which yyiIlbny for arse mv
washing which can he done in 4 mr. 3omIs
ManIIactured and s6I by fhe s,hsc,
IL purchased the Iieht Tor ONO Va -
Al .CIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

No language convey adequate idea OF tie inmedf
ate and almost miraculous Change which occasions in tho
diseased, and shattered SySer wletb
er broken down by weak by nature or Impaired
by sickness. tue unstrug organization is al
ono" braced, viVified and built up The mental ana
physical symptoms OF nervous disease s un
aer us iniueGe Nor Is the effect Temporary; the
tlnry. the relief is permanent, ties OF
the medicine reach the constitution SELL AMI rrstore II 10
Is normal condition Well may the pepa alton be call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

? hoy NNANTED.
ased nc n rear. wanted to learn tie Cor
IA. feetiohety aisd Cake baking hdsines ~
\ ApfIy 10 Up. II. zINrS. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

1Iv, HOSIERY. $50. ~
wond call the attention OF buyers to lot OF Ho-
10 j. PuToEasud under eiTeumstanees TO be sold
-""eT than the usual u lies. -e-it
H. Mona & HERVRY,
No So Main 81, .Ceatie Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

otheis will fluid this Cordial they have used bot
lie or two, thorough reseneIatOr OF tic system ali
directions arc 10 be found the happy healthy on
spring. WHO would nOave been SO, this exiao
dinary preparann And it is equally potent many
young men have been restored by using not male
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

TN undersigned, having bought the entire stock
GODS belonging TO Mcssrs. Wheeler g. I.1kin, Mer
Chant ailOrs. would beg cave TO inform the citizens
Merchant Tailoring bpsnessn the same room formerly
occupied by McssTs Wheeler & LaEn, and having
aincd the services OF both OF The former propret he
Is reraied TO make 10 osGcr every article in his line.
In tie latest style ard best manner very notice.
and Very low for ca H. Having large stock hand
lie is determined to sell very low to reduce his stock
make room for the Spring Goods. Now Is a chance
TO get good clothing cheap lie will article
to he as recommended, sale, 2t4's'sZeE
Come one, come all, .-4-,a i.'s'ss-ai-z y
And i've us call, ta
AtNo. 9, Washington Hall. .-.taz1.l -
ian12 J. II. STALLMAN. s.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

A.CARD.

Al a meeting of the Graduating Glass OF Bacon's
Mercantile College, held In the Lecture Room Of the
College ediiec, Friday. Ilth March, 1859, j. s. Baker
was appointed chairman. and Weston Arnold, secre.
tary. On motion; a Of hve, composed or
II. ]. Bowman, J. =. Baker, Il. J. Forsyth, 7. o. Saw
yer and Geo. Michel, was appointed to report resoiu'
lions expressive Of the high opinion entertained by
the class, OF the merits Of this Institution, and oftho
character and qualifications of the Principal and his
Assistants. ~
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WnrREAs. We, the members OF the Graduating
Glass of RS g.. Bacon, Mercantile College, being about
to separate, desire to give expression to our feelings
Of respect for our esteemed Instructor, aud his corps
of able assistants. Therefore,
Resoioed, That the thanks OF the class are due to
our said Instructors for the uniform kindneRs OF their
department toward us while in this Institution at
the same time tln thOroughness OF their instructions
has entitled them to our highest respect and conf.
dcnee. .'
R~esolred, That we this Institution to
all who may desire TO acquire a commercial eduea
tion. as aTordinS the greatest facilities for such &C
quisilion.
R%esolred, That we as a class, ahlx our to
these proceed ngs, and that a copy of them be deliv.
cred 10 r. S. Bacon, aud that they be published In The
city papers.
II. A. bowman, S. Black, Vim. W. Snyder,
Isaac Baughman, J S. Baker, Franklin Elliott,
?. W. Carroll. 81; Forsyth, 4; Paddock,
James thompson, u. u. hyger, Dhnlcl bOWcl,
W.. r.. Robinson, George larvie, $. Field.
BAcoN's MERCANTILE CoLLEuE.-"The eyamina.
ilon of the student'si in Book. Keeping exhibited AIDE.
gree Of proficiency on their part highly orcditable 10
themselves and Mr.. Bacon, their Instructor. The
most difficult problems in Double Entry were as rap
idly solved as the most simple. giving ample proof
to the audience that the information impaired during
. the session would he OF practical benefit" CiReiRna
ii Enquirer Of March l2th, 1859.
The various complex questions proposed by the
Prineipaland other gentlemen present. were answer
ed with great promptitude and conctsene's, which
reflects great credit upon the course Of study pursued
al this Institution = Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
"Mr. Bacon is urrivallcd as a teacher. A diplom,
from this College in Cincinnati, is required as a Sin,
eua non in obtaining situations in the hest Mercantile
Houses in large cities ."-ChiheOthe ancient .n,troPo
lis May eth, 1853.
Nj Bacon has constructed the Upper portion ofhi,
building expressly for the purposes Of his college ant
without any doubt. II Is the most complete arrange
ment Of the kind in The United st~ates."-Cineisndt
Ga;dis, Nor. g, 1853.
This whole Institution Is undoubtedly the mos
elegant aud finished establishment, for the purposes
in the world ."-Engnirsr. H
Feb. %, 1854. ni0.-tf.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29
GariGtu..
SOCIETY N NEW ORLEANS.

A correspondent Of the Jackson Missis-
sippian, from the Crescent City, thus
graphically deseribesso some Of the peculiari-
ties Of society in the Southern Melropo-
lis.
To see our citizens, you must repair 10
lecture rooms, chapels and churches, and
once a week 10 The French opera. Those
who lhrong the hotels, ,thealers and bali
rooms, are, for The most part, strangers,
attracted by the pleasures that New Or
leans offers TO the aifluenl, and The impuni'
ty with which those pleasures may be
pursued. The little faur pas which may
constitute The food Of village iattlers and
ever the scandal which would damn any
Of your citizens a, the outset, and provoke
a sentiment loo ~prejudiced for justice, are
here regarded as Irines or personalities,
with which the public have nothing 10 10.
Hence The frequency Of charlottesville
alliances for CONFERENCE.-The Grim. c0ns.
that are never prosecuted--,he all-pervad'
ing influence Of the sex-lhe privileges
they enjoy-the gallanlry and subservience
they exact, visible even in our tribunals
of justice. As The natural result of this
state Of things, beautiful women The pure
and the mereiricious, come here from every
quarter of the Union. Queen of COM
merce. New Orleans is like wise queen Of
beauty. As in former times philosophers
repaired to The lyceums Of Athens TO dis
play their requirements, and as now no
artist considers fortune and fame secured
until the judgemen, Of Paris is pronounced
so no woman can reign in any Of our
tributary cities or States, as either a beauty
or wit until she has passed the ordeal of
this metropolis. Hence the splendid ar.
ray Of loneliness we boast Of. They come
from every quarter-lhe volupluous Anda'
l%usian, the e%nlicing Grisette, the EN- bon
point Of Holland, The sunny tint Of Italy
The blue Of ireland, the red rose Of Eng
land, our own seductive Americans al
warmed and mellowed by the sun o
Louisiana. They shed a lusIer on out
hotels, dazzle our thealers, make the for
tuness Of The Olympic whom they patron
ize, concentrate Crowds Of conoisceurs Oh
the choice corners Of ST. Charles, Cam
and Chartrcs- streets, get new ideas. rul
of their boarding.scool old iogyism, an
return to adorn their pure country homes
leaving New Orleans in the gloom OF a
eclipse-dull. dark, d%esponding, until som
new star shoots alhwarl the horizon {
fashion.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29
GOOD ENOUGH 10 BE TRUE.

t'' The Lynn News tells The following story
Of an incredulous Young man. whose faith
% had promised before death 10 hold
,~spiriiual tommunicalion' with him
The spiri, OF the old gentleman, (who
by The way. had been somewhat sersere in
matters ofdiscipline. was called up. and
held come conversation with the boy. But
he messages we're not OF al convincing,
and the youth would not believe that his
father had any thing to DO with them.
k,fWeIl,' said the medium. "whai can your
father do 10 remove your doubts
iilHIf he will perform some act which is
characteristic Of him, and without any d.
dreelion Is 10 what Il shall be, ! shall believe
init, 5s
Very well. laid the medium; I'VE wait
Tor some manifestation from the spirit
,nnd.s
This was no o said. than (as the
siogy goes, a table walked up I o The youth
and, without much ceremony. kicked him
OUT Of me ro6mgl ~ WiV-
shold onl stop him. cried the terrified
youlh. That's ihs old mani believe in
the rappingsi
OdrRsro has never since hads desire
70 cir up the old gentleman.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

How THE CoNTINENTALs STooD IN
ARMs.-ro a man they wore small
clothes, coming down aud fastening just
below the knee, and long stockings. with
cowhide shoes ornamented with large
buckles, while moi a pair Of boots graced
the company. The coat and waislcoa,s
were loose and Of huge dimensions, with
cOlors as various as the barks of oak,
shumach, and other irees of our hills and
swamps could make them. and their were
all made Of flax, and, like every o'her
part of their dress, were home spun. On
their heads was worn a large round top
and broad hat. Their arms were as vari.
Gus as their costumes. Here an old sold.
Ter carried a Queen Anne which had dune
service al the conquest of Canada 90 years
previous, while by his side walked a
STRIPPING boy with a Spanish fuzz not hall
lis weight or calIbre, which his grandfather
may have taken at the Havana; while moi
a few had old Frerch pieces that dated
back 10 the reduction of Louisburg. In.
stead Of The cartridge box, a large powder
horn was slung under the arm; and occa.
%sionally a bayonet might be seen brisiling
in the ranks. Some of the sword of the
officers had been made by our province
b,acksmi his, perhaps of some farming
u%lensil; they looked serviceable, but heavy
and uncouth. Such was the appearance
Of the ~Continentals TO whom a well appoin.
ted army was soon 10 lay down their arms.
After little exercising on the old Com.
mon, and performing the then popular ex.
plot of whipping the snake" they briskly
filed up The road 10 the Kidder Mountain
and through the Spanfford Gap. towards
P%e,erboro,' 10 the tune Of "Over the hills
and far awny."--HistOry Of New Fps.
wich.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

For Sale-The one half Of lot no. l0,s0n
sandusky street, good story and half dwelling,
good c%istern, and a good stable. Terms $500.
Ono half CashA-balanee in one year, with inter.
eat. Feb. 22.-n40. W.B.ALLISoN& Co.,
For Sale Lot no. 20, on Ssndusky street;
good stable, and a variety Of fruit trees price
$500, terms easy. A'o' NAi4A
ALSO, House and two lots on Third street, sto-y
and half dwelling; price $3.50, One halt Cash,
balance in one year, with interest
Feb. 22.--n40. W. D. ALLISON q Co..
For Sale-rhree eligible building lots ia
Soulh Ashland, terms easy. ts7 -
ALSO, House and lot in South Ashland, story
and half dwelling, good stable, 6ne variety of
garden fruit. w. D.. ALLISON y Co.,
Feb. 22.-n40.
For Sale-l60 acres Of improved land, in
Crawford County, Illinois, within four miles Of
a County scat, and near an important Railroad
now building. For particulars inquire of 'a)
Feb. 22.-n40. W. b. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-l6O acres Of land, in Van Vert
County, Ohio within a short distance OF the
Town Of Van Vert; at $40 per acre, on good
a time, with %srcurity. W B. ALLISON & co.
Feb. 22.--n4O. afal}
For Sale-Fa,m of 215 acres, Orange
township, Ashland county. two miles north 81
village, good buildings, running water, we'll
timbered, price s $4,000, half Cash, balance ID
four annual pigments.
al W. B. ALLISON L CO.
For Sale-Farm Of ITO acres, Troy town.
ship, Ashland county, one mile east Of Center,
Lighthouse. school house on farm, running wat
ter, 50, 100 one halfcash, balance in Eve annu-
al payments. d w. B. ALLISON L CO.,
For Salc-Lot No 8, in South Ashland
eligible building lot, half Cash. aof. i4 .,f.
Al w. B. ALLISON & co.