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WASHINGTON, June Is, 1855.

Mn. EDrroR: VIII you please give notice in your
paper that Mr.. Champion, on the ratification com
mittee published In to-day's Organ, is not Mr..
Samuel Champion Of tho Fifth Ward, he being
wholly occupied otherwise.
Respectfully, SAMUEL CHAMPION.
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American Rdtifcdfton Meeting at Nep York.
NEW York, June 1s.--This afternoon agreea-
BILE to the call of the New York delegates to the
National Convention of Know Nothings, large
assemblage crowded the Park, where stands
were erected at four points, with band oil
Continentals were present during portion of the
exercises, and perfect order prevailed. At times
the audience was quite enthusiastic
Isaac j. Oliver called the meeting to order al
quarter past o'clock, when James w. Barker, Of
New York, was elected president, assisted BY
twenty-five vice presidents, and three secretaries
The President, taking his station on the central
platform, thanked the audience for the honor con-
fered. He stated that the American party had
assembled with no regard to geographical lines OF
local prejudices-that the element of secrecy had
been removed from the organization of the party
by the recent Philadelphia Convention !; and al.
though Senator Wilson told those who disagreed
with him on the subject of slavery that they were
digging their own graves, and that he should
drive the funeral car, here they were alive and
kicking, and were fully resolved that Americans
shall rule America forever
Mr.. Serell, one of the secretaries, then read the
platform Of the American party, which was adopt
ed by reclamation. -,
Governor N. s. Brown, of Tennessee, was ther
introduced, and eloquently addressed the meeting
He was followed by other prominent speakers, anc
much enthusiasm was excited.
Governor Brown, in the course of his speech
said the present administration seemed to have bu
little else to do but TO decaptate the members O
the order; but, where one head falls of, hundred,
were brought into the party. Acknowledgement
he said, was a political necessity caused by the
corruptions Of the old parties. Who Is Sam He
is the spirit Of l776, nursed by the East, watched
by the shepherd Of the West, and now approaching
the fullness Of manhood
We are opposed to the agitation of the slavery
question. The constitution is our rule of action
We are not higher-law men. We ask the admins
tration 10 build Pacific railroad TO protect GU
commerce, and carry out measures for the good O
the nation. We have heard much talk of the res
tortation of the Missouri compromise. What goo,
would such restoration dol Better that Kansa
and Nebraska should both be hurled into the Pa
cihc than that two such Territories should be use.
| 10 ALLEVIATE the South from the North.
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man named Edward Craig died very suddenly,
In the bar-room of Forrest Hall, Georgetown, last
night, il is supposed, from apopleIy,
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FURNITUREl FURNITUREi

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
NAV 23-eoh sp
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CENTRE MARKET was again mcagre in supplies,
and was rather dull The rain may be attributed
as one reason for the non-appearance Of our
msrketmen, and the usual illy-supplied markets Of
Tuesday and Thursday. AS the natural conse-
quence, q slight advance in prices was visible.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nNE Erame Dwelling House and Lot ON

sp ls-eosm I'd door north Of Penn. avenue.
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PreSAcIous.-Margaret Phillstine was ar.
rested yesterday by officer Stoddard, for threaten
ing TO whip Amanda Bishop, and Justice Nor sell
committed her to jail in default Of giving securi
ty to keep the peace.
She afterwards obtained the required security,
and was discharged.
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r. M. MCCORMICK q Co.,
GrOcers, Produce and General Commits
sion Merchants,
Theatre Building, Cameron Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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TARGET SHoorISG.-The Ben Franklin Target
Company, Captain e. Tate, paraded yesterday, ac-
companied by portion of the Marine Band and
proceeded to the Presidents Park, TO shoot for
several prizes.
Charles i. Garfield won the first prize, gold
locket; Arthur Spring won the second, silver
Heyl
The above prizes were presented to the com.
pany by the commissioned officers.
The privates presented then gold pencil and
ring for the officers to shoot for. The first was
won by Captain TAFT, the second by Lieut.. VIII.
hanson.
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Doc FIeHr.--A great fight between two dogs,
one belonging in Georgetown, and the other in the
Northern Liberties, came off opposite Alexandria
yesterday. A match was made between the own.
ers Of the two dogs, and $50 side wagersd upon
the result The dog from Georgetown, named
Snap, was victorious over the dog Hyer, and this
latter name cannot now be considered so invinci.
BILE In sporting circles.
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PoLrcE CoURr.-Bsfors AorseH and Birch
Reuben Reese was lodger.
w. II. Coyle was drunk and disorderly, and paid
a fine.
charged with stealing lumber, but the evidence
against him being insufficient, he was discharged
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RUN AwAY.-Two horses attached TO large
market-wagon, who were standing at the Centre
Market space last evening, during the process Of
unloading, suddenly took fright, and dashed off
at a tremendous speed. The wagon was soon
emptied Of the marketables during their career,
and afterwards smashed up into comparatively
small pieces.
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DRowsKD.-Tbe body of German, named Yves.
tcrman, was found in the canal at the Great Falls,
on Sunday morning. Considerable suspicion pre-.
walls among the citizens of Georgetown, that be
was first murdered and afterwards thrown into the
canal--the body being disfgured by violence, and
the back of bis head broken in.
He had been missing since June l1th,-a week
ago Yesterday,
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
TuNR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

10 9-eod&ds
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MEDICINAL.


LIT 4lutk s #S[SlCUIUttu 4 HbhtOJttC lILtIlT
TR the permanent cure OfcOushs colds, consumption.
bronchitis asthma influenza, Group, whOOpiHs cough,
ntamaton OtIhe brOnoea an caused pub
ton.
Warranted the pleas7ncst and best medicine for dseas
es Ihe lungs ever sold in America.
Ia presenting this medicine TO tile public have the
satisfaction Ia know that not only present them with
invaluable anliOe the class of diseases 1t profess
10 cnTe hut which is perfectly harmless III its e
eciS upCn the constitution, be administered with
out any fear oil mineral PoiSoH, iur II contains hone
The fact, that large portion OF the suffering and death
throughout country, Is caused ny disease OF the OrS1s
OF respiration, CoEsequen. and Cold has in.
duCcd 10 put il within the reach oil every Individual
who NAY need recdy that has proven itself so lnvalu
able.
This medicine is the result of long experience, and
Study Of those diseases OF the lungs which are so frequent
ChanSeAbc climates and claTS 1t to be III advance
of all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
cOup ants, an improvement upon all, and consequently
urrrior TO all others.
We shall make cYtravagant assertions of its efficacy
in curing diseases like the vendors too many OStrumS
who deceive all who trust them, shall we hold any
Inducements which experience does not justify.
lirateHS VIII pcr>cvcrc III the oil this medicine
and IL nCtcd, they will be cured in Instance
that it's not beyond the 0.er of medicine here are
eroS persons cnOyIngte blessings oi health and
renewed life, it WERE who Otherwise would have long
since been in their but for the timely and
ring Oi this invaluable remedy. 1t is not pretended
that il is niaible in every consumption, but
know II 10 b. better adapted to the various diseases OF the
respiratory Orgals than other Medicine ever offered TO
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance il
USed freely according the directions and perfect salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed T. ia LII X co. For sale by JAM ES
RA[E!s Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout tie country. ar9-iy
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MEDICAL.
Prof. Woods'

II mir Restorative is now for the FIRST time intro
duced TO the citizens of Wheeling, at No f5g Mark
street which is the only remedy invented that
will ecctly the grey hairs and whSkers the
original or youth, without dyeis The bald
head in short time with the NATURAL covering, remove
dAndrud and prevents the hair iron falling or is free
the filthy sediment Objectionable divers prepa-
atiOns OF different names before the public; the RE
is beautiful article for the toilet, for the old
yOuIg and can only be appreciated by its uses and all
respectfully invited to call the lerOt and
the testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen Of high repHta
ti0nin the South and West, whereit was invsned but
viii Teer to the certificate below Of distiLgus
statesman ani Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, III. June =, 1853.
have used Prof O. s. Woods Hair Restorative aud
have admired the wonderful eject. My hair brCOm-
ing as thought, Prennturey grey, but by the OF his
RestoEaVe' IT has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator OF tie United States.
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Are you suFFER1NG

ENROM Rheumatism, Sore Threat, Group, Difficult
Il Breathing. TOOthACEe, Tic DO!Oreux, Pain in the
breast or side strain or SPasm, Headache. lnamma
on Stiff Joints, Cuts Bruises Sores Fever Sores,
FaInur clamps IN the Stomach, Cholera Morbus, Cholera
lmdnum, Choc, Lame bach. Chilbains bites Poi son
Gus Insects Rlbd Dogs, que Cake que i'll the Breast
or Face, burns bruises, Chaf, chaPped hands, COrHs,
ConIactions of the Muscles cords, any kind
Muscular weakness, Paralysis Piles Ear Ache, Ulcers,
Salt Rheun Scurvy, Sore HipPleS, Sore Lips, VeneTeal
Sores Scarlet Fever similar disease, YOU may
ssuIed that in this article you have
y SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost stantaneously hut
pcnetIatGS 10 the seat OF and entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh Idea any composition curing
such number oi Diseases yO reflect these
diseases though in name, all arise nom similar
were II ten times which in the
face would JORGE the candid ledge meritsi
all who have used it themselves, witnessed its magic
effects on Others unite declaring tjust what its
(NOnpaI eiI) indicates, The bet Lia11eHt knoG5n. e.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have noticed striking mtiarty between
many external and internal diseases having entirely cr
ent nanES And has 1t never occurred you that
cay sn DC prepared which should he equally Applicable
TO both! This remedy is now offered you in The
re lISINENT, which does insult your landing
by Claiming to have beeI found in 5g taoltEiHs
Of rieo or mighty cares Of earthi bat is simply The
OFFSPRING or SCIEScEI being mis-; simple action
aHd yet eveans IN its effects power almost incredible,
-Icdchlng The most hidden SneWs nI man or benSI-
aud yet being innoYons weakest infant II is
by lar the cheapest Lminen in the market. being put
bottles 1ice large majority, fourth ger
than the largest besides being than foHr times
strong; we therefore offer TO you with pride and
as exactly suited to the wants OF rich or
poor, high or low
he unprecedented size in which the Nonpare Lininent
Is put ups ard he vast NJ the materials used in it,
makes 1t Ini0' s:l~ for Us 'op1y Tor the printing of the
hund' eds OF cert,arcs Ntglt prHSI do deem
Tor itself.
We would however refer those atfC;lH ones who have
so often been gulled by ged certificates aud big
10 the following names being but few OF the many
sons whose Character for CadOr and Veracy needs
Pamesyric from US and who having fully tested its virtues
IN The different diseases for which it is recommended are
prepared to speak OF its merits as it deserves.
Sold IN PtaeliMg by i;ateT, lels a Caldwell T
IL Logan a o, w Mckee, Patterson a Co, and By the
| August II, 'j3
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 1, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGsl
New Spring ansl summer G Gods,

NeI" Spring and Summer C Gods.
1dhE pleasure IN being able 10 say to my Old CUSTOM
L eFs ahd tue fashionable community that have Just
returned from New York, and have been procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emporium, New York. can import from France and the
Hl1 c0uhtreSi and having dispensed with
mon Clothing, gives more and time attend TO
the wants OF customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of
Hi.AcH1 BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool Cashmerets, all shades and coOrsj
eonhazlne drarIter summer cloths linen
&C. for HIaking frOck, dress sack and business coats
French English, and American Cassneres ducks
linen drillHgs &c, for making pants As to Vestnes,
nave the most beautiful selection looked at any
", all OF which am now prepared to make up in the
fashionable and best STYLE as have secured Mr. RussKLs
services cutter for the coming season, in
saying that furnish better cloths than any
Ut the Allegheny mountains.
n connection with the above have beautiful assOIt-
ment Ol Furnishing Goods all fine, SeaSonable and fash
lOnable consisting OF CLOTH cashmere caShmerett bonn
bazHe linen, d1bita and plain linen, OC dress
am business Coats vests and pants, made from the
fashionable and seasOnabe Goods. in great variety; Also
linen aud cotton Shirts silk, linen, lambs wool COT
ton UHdershirts and DrSwers caVats, stocks, collars
gloves aud susPenleTs.
Hosiery in great variety; Also every other article suit
able for completing senteman's wardrobe.
All the above named articles together with many other
articles that he found my store, No Sprgg House.
Please Call in and take look, and much Obgc yours
Ar2l S RICE.
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Professor woods, oriental snnnri,e

This Lniment is auxiliary in the treatment
some of the rmidable diseases with which ii is
lot 10 contend; for instance Inflammation lungs Guf
6oeeks BY thorough and continued application
Imminent the region OF the affected organ, these 9th
erwise fOrmds BILE diseases lisame,:
than half their eTros particularly among Children
thousands OF Mothers they allowed speak, woud
with all the eoqGencc OF feeling and affection, hear their
united testimony the fact that it had chill
dren romthe very Jaws of DEATH and restored them
their former health and beauty Again, it will be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
Ague Cake enlargement OF spleen. in all
cases where external application is OF service, this lin
ment will be found useful.
General Depot sos Broadway, New York; and III
arkct ST. st Louis
For sale wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
eTd3m ]. h. VOWELL, Monrne-S St
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Nv INVALUABLE tTEpICIXE.-It is but seldom find
among the hGmy remedies offered to the public the
oil disease one we consent TO commend whmse VIr-
tues we are able TO discover, and have always seduOusy
avoided giving ut'eTlnCe anything that might lead
one 10 suppose that placed any faith their prciem
SONS Hut with reference to remedy aCtured IN
this place. and which las as familiar TO public
as household words we speak from knowledge OF its in
trnsc eNceliences, its adaptation many tie ills
e, and the security with which it may be used. We
steak OF the NOnpareil Nerve and Zone Lnimen prepar
I'd by H. H. Carr Co.. from prcsCr plnu furnished by
Ur Watson Carr, late Morgamtown, and n0w OF Wheel
ls OF the most eminent Physicians Virginia. This
linnicnt is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly
nouded be equally ecacOus in emOvirg Internal
uons principle that has been successfully devcored-
II IS simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and
pie IN its action and yet revealing III its effects power
more incredible reaching the hidden sinewS of
and beast-and yet being mOXiUus to weakest infant
1t is alsn by tar the cheapest nemt in tho Market being
put up in tottles twice large the majority ard
fourth larger than the largest besides being than four
times as strong We commend ii to those in want
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New Savings Bank Store.
Ew 4AsHINoNED LErrERs AT rnE oLD rosr orrlck!

REV FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
AM now receiving and opening unusually large and
general assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets,
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, at the Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, i'll the formerly
cUPied the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and entiI ely stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers North
most favorable circumstances and offer them cit
Of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale and retai and respectfully solicit share of patron
age.
deem it useless to much in praise of my stock II
mistake not the people OF Wheeling not easily
hunbmsed BY advertising pus; suceit say have any
variety U men' youths and boys Boots and Shoes
SILK, m0eskin, WOOL eghOrm brush and straw hats,
and for ladies' every variety silk lawn, straw and hrad
bOnmGs. Of the most recent fashions and styles Also
Shoes. Slippers and Caters, both for ladies, misses and
Children Of the most fashionable style, make and quality
call aud see Inr yourselves.
Having puTchaseda large stock of the above named
tices, would respectfully invite country merchants 10
call and me, send their orders will duplicate
any hills purchased in the EASTERN cities for cash
WATSON
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d: CO.,
CoMMISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street.

CoMMISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents ia the Omitted SIHGCS for
Muspratts superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills [. lebratsi Writing Papers.
Russell - superior :.
Rawlins ~ Sons English Tissue
First quality UltTdmaTine Hue
They Agents principal Paper Manufacture
crs in this country and offer Sale by the most
iensive and and desirable STOCK OF Paper aud Paper Manu-.
dcFeT& MCtsriaS that be found in This OF any other
country.
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic lowest possible
prices.
Paper made to order any size weight. Liberal ad.
made consisnments Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other chaHdze.
Tie highest maj ke price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. augl-ly.
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PRILIDELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia OPPOSITE STATE House
HENRY W.SAFFOEsD
IMPORTER AID DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtainsi Gilt COrhicesj
Do Muslin 10 do Pins;
Drapery Laces f. AluSlins; do Bands
French BrOcatclls all wi dhs Canopy Arches Rings
and cOlOrS; Cords, TaSsels, Gimps,
Satin de LANES Frnges, Curtain Drops
Danasks; DC.
a Iar.estocko Of FRENCH PUSHES of all colors and
qualities hand.
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, aud HOLLANDS OF all
cOlOTS for shading
N. h. Persons ordering Curtains will 81 measure
Ofthe heigth and width % he entire frame OF window
maTiT-ivdtSw
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

G imeOn ID. woodrow having, on the nth day OF
y ApriI 1851, by proper deed conveyed IN trust TO the
unler signed the benefit of his said WOOdTOvs Ie
Of his and personal property aud in
lion; all persons in any wise indebted 10 said Woodrow
required to make Immediate payment to and all
persons wing claims against said Woodrow required
in order to receive benefit under sad trust within
months fife their claims with the proper release
curding the terms of said decd. with the undersigned
ap13 GEO. W. LIGHTS, assignee.
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MEDICINAL.

The NonpareiI Nerve and Bone
LINZ NJ EN- T,
BY II. q. CARR & CO., FROM
a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
Il is 6asea uoH TIE broad ?eacP mkt remedy lricH
nil TzliSGe external pain. mill If properly com
FoaS2,d, b equaIiy Successful IL, TenOsng inter
Ia! Affections; Pozs- iritieh Is 6eauiyaLy
dere!G5eH ia and PecUliGr 10 he
NONP-lREIL LINIliENT.
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N0rInE rVrpA

NOIlCE- EAIRa.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose OF at cost, less, make my Spring
Stock OF fine GOODS
MIRO
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1NTELLIGENCER
.RooK AND JoR oFEIc

g OOk AND JOB OFFICE.
THE this friends
and me public generally that in connection the Office
o. the Daily lnelsencer they have Job Once expressly
htted up for he execution OF all kinds OF
PLAIN AND ORNA 1IRNEA Il PRINTING
Their materials being mostly new and the la
test styles OF lob type, and their large well selected
clock al aper cards, inks, &c, being purchased al the
oSest Cash prices and the Job Office being distinct lie
esFtment carefully and efficiently aged they
zee to their customers entire satisfaction as ne
NeoSnesS, Accuracy ana PronpIneaS
with which their work will be done
FheyGTe prepared 10 execute
CARDS. Ppoo,,-,
= SAhtuLAAsI PGSTERs,
nALn, CONCERT RILLs,
I,ItL L1EADsb BALL TICEHTs,
I,ALLs LAblh9, STEAMBOAT HILLS,
SAHhCAkCksp AUCTION BILLs,
NRnER b0oEs1 Dh.Y TICKETs,
VOTES FREI0HT Books,
IEhDs RAILROAD BLANKS,
HECkIF1s HOTEL RRGIsTEEs,
fRoTkSIB SUMMONS,
RRIk5s, ELECTIoS TCKErs,
And every other description Printing Also
all kinds Of work in
COLORS ANDRRONZES.
-s-All orders from distanceprOmptIy attended to.
HEAT'rY Il co.
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened, of splendid FIanishcl Ware
consisting oil coffee and Tea Urns Chatting Dishes Oys
Ter Sfewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers, Tcapot Eag
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet se:s-a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention OF
The public TO our varied and beautiful
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES e co,
NOES, Monroe st, near the Post Office,
harIiLr Va
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

SAAC MUG =.
L. HOGE x SON,
Attorneys at law s. land Agents,
Marshall G. H., Va, MOrmdsniAe, =. o,
WILL practicein Ohio, MAJ shall and counties
w Particular attention will ne given to collections and
LAID business. All kinds of land constantly for sale
an2l-1YhNtM