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Corner Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio

Corner Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio
INCORPORATED MAY NINTH, 1851.
lTHE OLD COLLEGE has removed TO
new and splendid Rooms, surprising in beauty
and convenience those Of any similar institutions IN
the State.
z. G. FOLSOM, A. B., Principal, Professor oil
Science of Accounts.
w G. BROUGHTON and W. H0LLISTER, Assistant
Professors in the Book Keeping Department.
4. J. PHELPS and JOSEPH BEATTiE, Professors
of Practical and Ornamental Penmanship-
r. F. HUMIST0S, Lecturer on Commercial history
and Art of Computation.
JOHN B. WAXING. Lecturer on Mercantile Customs
Banking, Exchange. &c.
PALMER, Lecturers on Commercial Law
Rev. J. A. THOME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the Mercantile " curse, time unlimited, $40 M
For separate in Penmanship, FlourishiHg,
&c, as per agreement,
The design Of the Institution is to afford as good ad'
vantages as can be had in any similar one inthe Union,
to young men about to assume the responsive duties
Of the Counting Room. and various mercantile pursuits.
SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTS-Book Keeping will be
ordained from a new stand point. exhibiting the true
nature and relation Of accounts and the course VIII
embrace some OF the best practical forms OF modern ae-
couutants. This science is often taught as II 1t werea
species Of conjecture. in which multiplicity OF forms
are substituted for prineiples' arbitrary rules Tor Tea-
sons. and venerable precedents for genuine phlosophyi
making the whole field ofthe science a complete Terra
incOgnita." To produce good pracucal accountants,
the understanding, and not the memory simply, should
be addressed.
DAILY LECTURES, &c.-one or more lectures viii
he given daily. on the following suigects-accouhtsi
Pennanship. Mercantile Customs, Banking Exchange,
Calculations. Correspondence. Commercial Law PolIt'
ical Economy. Commercial Ethics. Railroading- &c
Resides the usual lectures on Law, &c, in Colleges oil
this kind. there will he others ny practical men
thoroughly conversant with the routine of business, to
instruct on points allied to the course OF study, and one
expressly on calculation.
P~ENMANsHIP. PRACTICAL n ORNAMENTAL.
This department will be under the Superintendent OF
two Of the hest penmen OF the day. Business "rItpG
viii he taught upon the new method Of Folsom's CHR
hythmography, executing TO the beat OF an instrument,
and producing the popular commercial hand in much
less than the usual time.
n. B.-For particulars. send for Circulars, Cata-
locues. &c, and address the Principal
1PA large library will he connected with the Col
lese- containing the various works on Book Keeping,
Mercantile Law, &c, to which the students will have
access TnoV is, "a
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CASH, CASH! BUTTER, BUTTER!
" cash Maid fo- sweet yellow Batter, delivered
in pals 1t the Rupir- Sore. ~
Ysrrzn. Hay 81. 1854. IDDISGS & MOIaar.
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GREAT AMERICAN KING


Is the TESTH WoSDER OF TEE WOKLD, and the greatest
blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; 70 the suf
fering millions, the Doctor can say, relief d atyour con-
mand. You have only to use this magical remedy. Al
thoss who still suffer, and will not accept the profarred
Balm, deserve not the pity Of their t.mlfet
This wonderful medicine, during the briefperiod sncs
Its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts Of
thousands, and made life q charm 20 many who hereto
fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable exist
: To the winds with all ~IInsHsnA RmbrOatbu1 Pain
Killers, and Pain Extraaors' snd let millions OF glad
King Of Pain" a Preparation composed Slsy Of vese
tables and roots, produced BY Americas own rieh and
b~ounteous soil.
We would ask the LADIES, who are always competent
judges Of what is aud what is not q valuable family med
fcine, to do us a special favor by giving the King Of Pain
. single trial, and If satisfactory, exert their influences
and see that it is used by their afflicted n~eighbors- Ihs
Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their
suffering friends to use this really valuable medicine,
they win be doing an act Of beneyolenes that they ean
well be proud Of This Is = powerful and trulylmAgicA
rsmedy for all external diseases, sores, sweling@ burns
&c, and for many internal Affections, it Is 8 certain cure,
yet 1t Is perfectly harmless, and incapable OF producing
the least injurions effects In the most delicate cases or
the weakest constitution
system Of publishing to the public thousands Of eerttn-
Gates Of wonders performed by this medicine II costs
but twenty-five cents to Try it, and Dr. Bull stakes bis
velLearned reputation on the King of Pain doing al
and more than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the rheumatism or Govt;
these are not pleasant companions, and We know that
you would like to drive them away as soon As Possahie,
then use
BULLS I n OF PAIN"
Would you be cured almost Immediately OF Bowel
Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera M3r-
bus, Cramp Cholic, Head Ache, Tooth or any other aehs
or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure eernins
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN
Would you have your Sores, s~welfings, Cuts, Burns,
aRlds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat
MAGICAL IN OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of scald Head, STIFF Joints, Sore
Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, letter or Ring
Worm, Salt Rheum, Bites Of Poisonous Insects, Chopped
Hands, and all other Sores, either Dry or Running, We
Ry again and again, YOUR REMEDY isD John Bulls
"KING OF PAM
Would you be cured Of Kings Evil, Cancer, TumorS,
Eruptions, or any disease Of the Skin caused BY impure
blood. then use DR.. John Bulls Sarsspsrilla internally,
and the King Of Pain externally, nothing can Dc. more
certain than 3 speedy and edeetual cure
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JoHN n. WICK. DAVID NcANDLEss.
VVICK d M'CANDLESS, Successors

v TO l.. & J. D. Wick. Wholesale Grocers. Forward
ing and Commission Merchants, dealers in Iron, Nails,
Glass, Cotton Yarns and Pittsburgh Manufactures gen
orally. Corner Of Wood and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
T., oct %
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100 Marble Busts of Washington, at = 500 S1O,OOO
100 /" Clay, 100 10000
100 " Webster, 100 10000
100 " Calhoun, 1900 100 10000
50 elegant Oil Paintings. in splendidl ion zooo
gilt frames, size 3x4 #. each, ~ '"'
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 #. each. so 5000
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly
colored in oil, rich gilt frames} 10 5000
24x30 inches each,
10000 elegant steel plate EngravingsJ
colored in oil. OF the WashingtOn} 4 40,00n
Monument, aOx26 inches each,
237 eco steel plate EnSravings, from
100 different plates, now in posses
sion OF and owned by the Artists 41,0O0
Union, of the market value of from
50 cents to 81 each,
l frst-class Dwelling, in 31st St, n. Y. City, 1s,GoO
2 Sni Y ! cg,I LOS esi IN sg WAN f. tcd da. su' LOCO 92,OOO
100 Villa Sites, containing each 100000
SO. II. in the suburbs Of N. Y. City,
and commanding a magnificent SEQ 5O,OOa
view of the Hudson River and
Long Island Sound, at
20 perpetual loans Of cash, withoutl mn
interest or security, Of $3.50 each,i
50 d" " 100 :" 5000
100 " " " so 5,OOl
$50 " " I" 20 ." 5000
1900 " /" I0. 1000
Reference'in regard to the Real Estate, 7. J. YIsscHER
& Co., Real Estate Brokers. New York. Orders, (posl
paid,O with money enclosed, to be addressed.
SIS Broadway. y. Y.
UFThe Engravings in the Catalogue are now ready
for delivery. NOV -, 546ml
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CLOAN'S Ointment and Condition
~ Powders, for sale by
m.r 10 e. A. SMITH 4 Gu
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It Is remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined t~hsredPe b.
which Bulls Saraparilla is prepared. not one has con-
demned 1t, but all approve it, and commend l. In the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly In the belief that it is decidedly the best Prepa-
ration Of Sarsaparilla that has ever been placed before
the public. Although there are many physicians who
Eel . reluctance to having their names appended TO the
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, notSltn-
Ttanding thew NAV approve Of it in the highest degree;
there are others who frankly yield their support In favor
OF a remedy which they know is capable Of doing 20
much good in an afflicted community. As an ~evidsnoe,
read the following from old and respectable physicians
Of hirh standing In the community In which they live
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TESTIMONY
k-Testimouy like the following renders supsrhuous
All comments on the efficacy Of Bulls SAraparilla- From
Dr. L. p. YsndeIL, Professor Of Chemistry in the Louis
Vile Medical College / have looked over me ns OLE,
snrEparills and have no hesitation in saying thst they
6rm : safs compound, and one THAI promises wanh
chronic diseases to which 1t is 1PpsH6ss pxh.Ma.
LOUISVILLE, June Q, 1s4s.
What Dr. Pyles, physi6,n BY 4pFotntnsntS nsths
Louisv.le Marine Hospital, sSgsa Bulls srsFanAa
Lousvu14 ci&rch %, 1872
Ih.vs examined the prescription for the preparation
Of John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and l believe the combine
tion 10 be an excellent one, and well calculated 70 pro
dnce an Alternative impression on the system EhaIs
mad IL beth in public and private practice, and think
it is the best article Of sarsapariA now IN use;
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Batter testimony than was ever offered in favor ofsny
A0 LOUISVILLE, May 10Th, 1919. J
". b,va usad John Bulls Sarssparilla, and have
Hnovp it to be used, with entire satisfaction; and We
h.Te no hesitation In stating our BELIEF thas II IS As
ana valuable medical compound, and calculated 70 pro-
duos much good and relieve much suffering; and there
hre would cheerfully and most earnestly recommend IL
to the afflicted sv1ox
Signed) & STEVENSON.
VA xould earnestly invite all persons who are suffer
,,g nth .ny Of the ills that flesh is heir 70, to call on
D. John Bulls agent, and get \ copy OF Bulls FANNY
Journal gratis; and for the sake Of humanity We hoPe
th.t 4 single individual will not be found unWlhnSt 70
80 pnIrs sarsspa-illa = trial afterreading, and recol-
krting. at the same time, that 1t IS impoSlnie ir inc
Doctor to publish the tenth part OF the NUMBER oI COT
Hfctes Of astounding cures performed oy ms Sarsae
III. The amount Of testimony voluntarily shoyered
On Dr. Bulls Ssrsaparilla, from well known ana distln-
ruished individuals, both in public and private Me'hA
ben perfectly overwhelming.
- Dr- John Bulls Principal Office, West Side Fnth
Street, frst door below Main, Louisville, Ky.
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XOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY OF
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

has been constituted, for which a convenient room has
been secured adjacent to those now occupied, and is
in successful operation. The tuition charges in this de-
partment will he Three Dollars.
Parents or guardians and other friends Of education
are respectfully invited to visit the Institution at any
hour during the daily sessions which may suit their
convenience.
II FPupils are specially requested as they would
make satisfactory progress in their studies, to be pres
et ON the first day Of the term.
Hudson, April 4, 1881.
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MERCHANTS Gargling Oil, in 95ct.
vi Scot. and Si,OO bottles, for sale by the quantity
or retail. by l.. A. SMITH & co.
Mil Is ~
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sLtM IUT oWIH uNNVUHNs y
n ? Send for a Circular by mail NOV 2-yJ
Il B. CANFIELD, Commission anC

eS . Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in
Western Reserve Cheese, Butter, Lard, Pork, Bacon,
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Saleratus, Linseed and Lard Ol,
Dried Fruit. and Produce generally, Nos. al and l45
Front street. Pittsburgh. Pa. feb % If
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DR.. JOHN BULL
S O NJ ETHING
NEW M

The most powerful King on the face Of the globe now
reigns supreme In the American Republic The power
Of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into hsignihcanos
when compared to our American King.
European kings employ the power vested In them to
Increase the riches Of the rich and lordly, and to -eduoe
to greater misery and degradation, the poor and delend-
ent. Our American King goes forth with equal wiliug-
ness to the lordly mansion and the humble cabin, reaNY
alike to administer relief, and TO offer health and happr
ness 10 the lofty and loWly, the rich and the poor
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GIfbtIanS SasiRIss.

IOSEPH R. ALBERTSON, Dealer
- in WATCHES, JEwELRy, FANCY GooDs, &c, Corner
of Superior Street and Public Square, Cleveland, o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-10
Tate, from The Great Salt Lake,

Wa have received u file of the Deseret News
r. the month of August. The Mormons are bu-
iy at work upon their new Temple. new set
anpnt has been opened in the. Elk Mountains,
oder the presidency of Elper Alfred. n Billings.
,n Jchn NJ. Bcrnhsel. the delegate to Congress
am jrtah. has been on tour of observation to
jlImore and other places in the vicinity of Salt
axe City. The new State House Is expected
he finished for the occupancy of the Legisla-
Sc Assembly in December.
Garland Hurt: United States Indian Agent re-
armed to Salt Lake City on the Cd of August,
rom successful visit to the Indians on Mary's
igfr
There will il is said be heavy yield of the
top, notwithstanding the ravages of grasshop,
els,
Salt is now gatherelin immense qualities from
'ge lakes, which during high water form part
Great Lake. After the water recedes, the salt
mains on the ground from three to six inches
Yep, at a distance of two miles from the Lake
% salt IS clean white and coarse.
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ria Journal du Nord. the Russian organ at
pd i"s publishes letter containing some GU
D " s,atrments in reference to the tyranny ex.
n. .;.od by France over the King aud Government
fr,,sce. 1t asserts that General kalergi, one
't, I''f reek Ministers appointed by French in
a.,ocq. having endeavored to force woman Of
h1...,,ntable character on the Queen rs one Of
asr ro1, of h nor, the King, indignant at his
W. s,'cty ordered him never again to present
t;n,ef at the palace This was equivalent to
y tnt;nr him of his functions; the represen-
.;nos Of France. on hearing of the affair, re
armed hastily from the country and declared in
;,a Of the energetic protests of the Ministers
p5,a..a. Bavaria and even of Austria, that NJ.
KoIergi, should remain at his post until the re-
.';.4 e fresh orders from the Iuileries.
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A very melancholy occurrence took. place in
e. Lehigh river, at Catasaquo. Pa, on the lst
t. 4 canal boat, containing two men, q wo-
an. and t, % children, went over the dam aud
were drowned, The very heavy rain had
Used the river to great height, and the cur
mt where the accident took place was so strong
at all efforts to save the unfortunate persons
as unayailing. Eearlier in the day a man went
YER at the same spot and was also drowned.
, vet nome of the bodies have been recovered
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irmU Ne,rs.

rhenew Tenth Regiment of infantry Col.
iPSander, has been ordered 20 posts on the Up
er Mississippi. The regiment will quarter at
Fort Sheliing, near St. Paui's and Fort Craw-
aJ, near Prairie du Chen for the wntcr.-The
if,t battalion will move at the beginning of next
Week The first cavalry moved from the Leaven-
'9r'' on the 29th ult., for the Sioux country, 10
axe Pan N the present operations against the
"'tIe sayages Of that region
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-10

Tie anniversary of the battle of Kings Noun
BE- was celebrated ON the spat in South Carroll.
on the 9Th inst There were seven military
npanies encamped on the ground, and about
ID persons were present. Addresses were
,yrred by Col. Preston, of $. c., and others
ring the celebration Mr.. Sidney Clifton, of
Columbia S. c., artillery, had his right arm
nof by the premature discharge Of a cannon
ie he was loading.
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RHrrlnrS .S.hOt.

oo thursday night, three burglars entered the
't1 '' Mr. Lewis, near NIllport, y Y, whln
inmates were asleer, Mr.. Lewis soon awoke
/ ''' up when he was fred at and with n re-.
.'.r over the head, The rufliAns then reireuted
were followed by Mrs Lewis, who fired her
~ ''na gun At thcm,and another shot. was fired
,n MIR SON Oae OF the party, named Miller, was
II. AT Heading Centre, bad ~ wounded, AMI an
Il Also believed To ave been hit.
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LATEST NEWS.
, and remarkable escape part Of The crete

.7--.t and remarkable escape part OF The crete
saW's dr0mnft.
..c,rsrox, Oct 5.-fhe ship YIN Penn, of
tH u 'if,rd, from chincha Islands, was wreck
Ne' = asttcra. Shoal on the Both ofSeptc nber. =
j OIL IL wiz was saved by the schooner STRAIT
tsf| 5ss5 here yesier lay. The Capt ms WIFE,
t'a,''. = BaWeine, Of Virginia, THIS is probably
Dt ID DIR. Cyrus +. Bourne of Nelson coun.
81 ,.rnine from California and South America
8, I''l h. has been sojourning of late and seven
a'f' =, = were p cked mp by the brig Mnras and
.e'' ~ IN Savannah by the Knoxville on Satur-
The second officer. Hall,of Mas sachusctts,
Lay. ,an seamen took To the raft and have not
~ hearl from There were from 20 to "a per-
hf'u u" !" board at the time of the disaster, aud
''O' "" known to have been drowned on the Both
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RscuMoND mauKETs. October =, 1888

- The following quotations wholesale For small
BACoN.Cf cured and smithfeld hog ronnd Ia Is cents
& %eaarn Sides @ shamcg sr@ Sah
Carolina hog round l3a lc Bagged sugar Cured Hams IA
GuTrERprime country Butter - pc; do Goshen %
25c.; old and inferior Il 2Oc
y bushel; fine l0a lies lump lsc.; hail llc
cANDiES-Talow ICE p b; Iackson's do. i7ci IIurs
lse: Adamantne 26l 30r.; sperm 81 3sc
.coFFEE-Rio II! ql2ie' Lasuayra l3e Java la
CORN MEAL-95e a$l p busAel--ana very dali.
CORN-s5a a0c.--lul.
rltra hS'es of s"pe'"' to shippers at = d'"s 10
TEArnERs-L.ive Geese 10 4le-demand light
FlSil-ierrings-No Carolina Gut 81 - y bl4:
& do hall barrels - - do gross
new Halifax Clipped No l. - so No 50 from dock shad
Mackere-No S2l y Dbl No So So No. small ~ %
medium - a. 50--larfc ~ 25o9 81
GTANo-We quote Peruvian S5i delivered "A depots;
from wharf $50 50; Mexican a3oa as
GRASS SEEDS-Timothy - 5a Herds grass q . 30;
Orchard grass s. 30; clover--none in market
HIpEs-saughered, Gle, D. green weights Calf Skins,
HAY-eI 81 y evil Nv t'e carr fsal st,rc 81 go,
lRoN AND NAILSlig Iron sJoq b 1, tons suedcs slo6
lean country So Tredegar SIS: Cut Sail, ta4ic T. h.
IARDPrime barrels lie; ia Hes l3o He; IN pals al
Observation-Disclosures Dufmy 4. Co sad5 y gal \.
): Peach farce at 81 n q virginia Ap 7Ut do old ia
81 80; Northern do oe; limitation To 49, RumNcw Eng
land +sd5jc.-scarcc. Gn-olluh 81 25aI -; American
45e Wliskey-Rirmand Eeetihed l-c cash; Cincinnati d
MOLASSfiS-New orleans 3s . gallon-stock small;
Porto Rico "a i5e; Cuba - i3o'
o ONT II the cargo GO b , iae p hasA'
PLASTER-unig Plaster s. ,5on,lacl Richmond ground
- ~ toni Cu,iqed - 500 G5 B. barrel.
sAIT-~al5s at 81 81 "a from wharf 81 90 from
Porto Rico az far sto2 Iri%e caG"e sugar 81 lo
Cuba = 49, Refined Loaf io all Crushed II Iic Pow
TEAs-lmper.al and Gpnqowdcr saa 81 20 ,..-.,..-
WIZ fr-P.ime whit 8 500 a Prime red 81 70 -
Wn I ~. r' If II, 2 ,ysba Sold at re mnxash
cd l. Zee Va sale If Iupr ppct a : Xp
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Ailnntn Innk.

COLUMBIA, Oct. THE reports about the
1'Pen,ien Of the Atlanta Bank originated from
D blowing circumstances: Notes amounting
>9i'ooo were presented for payment and all
Hd nut $4,000, when the ho1r for closing the
l-N arrived, and the officers ordered the bank
o' closed. The reminder of the notes were
rested. The bank now threatens to sue Wash
-.u WIZ presrntel die nnte.. Or danages.
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The hi88pu Government.

'ASaINdToN, Oct. s.-A correspondent at
!''Rn writes that Kinnev's election to the
is not recognized by propcrty-hoi
III San Juan, and the Spanish population
- sent protest against his authority.-Ihe
ct ct also states that the English Consul and
Commander of the British ship-of-war Fury
REUSE to acknowledge the new government.
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T. LOUIS, Oct = The returns from Atchi
=, county Leoveaworth City and partial re-
'' rom 'aiphan have been received. They
al for Whitfield.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-10

'''t ACRE LAND WARRANTS have Just hcen
-. ny the Department of ii Interior. The
.,t' we that has appeared in the New York
.,aJ parpnrts TO be issued to private in the
"A '''nary war tn ugh It's date Of is.u" is
eptenher, 1855. These warrants sell at
:, Pnr rate rs the 1870 acre ones, namely,
=, '''ang price, and Sit3 buying price,
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Avn FoH sALE.-rhe .obserl1er wish

n VIII
TRACT or LAND on which lac now lives lying ID the
lower end Of Bedford within sixteen miles ~ lNhtN
burg and three half New London Academy contain
m 500 acres Moro 100 acres are in forest OF 'rIsna
grtI The cleared land is good taS me crop onh SHOWS o
itSaf) and is il state of mpI"Nen NJ ta pofN"' Or
nr set IN clover and other grasses and ABOUT - acres IN
eos Said Land lies remarkably level between the ROCKY
Mount trnuke and the Burkst0rd road being bounced ny
s s,d roads ealin from Floyd, Franklin &c, TO Lynch
burg il has Comfortable frame Dwelling 1onsa h h
Omar, Brugv House lee House, Smoke House lou"cn
R,rns gr IL is well waicred with fine Springs ana creek
rms through its whole length 1t is convenient to nfehan
nils and near several Churches II mas me Apple u
peach Orchard of fruit and large aldeA oi
onaiifv Such places seldom put in market -
f,rtIer dissertation deemed unnecessary as any one
wishing to buy had hest for hims IT, Possession B"e
Fall for seeding aud full possession at christina ,s a.,
TERMs.-Cne half the purchase MONEY ct -' "
balance in one and years a.
Address NEW LONDON, CanYbrlG ~ ,rppo,,cus
aug l7-cw2n. i""
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m and Portsmouth Orphans-Meefing in
gun Neip York.

A0JO'" Neto York.
r,aa. meeting was held in the metropolitan
Nav York, on Saturday night to raise
Ib'@"ss, &C. ,be benefit of the Norfolk aud Ports.
lnl Is ornbans. A committee was appointed to
1o'u .bo finds that may be collected, and John
u ',son President of the Irving Bank was APP
Ia. .a5 i. Treasurer. Speeches were made by
any uassre, Mlburn and Osgood, and Messrs
h'' H. and Girurd, and Dir. Reese. Mr.. Grard
! eJYi in 5000 magnificent donation from Mile
y laa p%oI The French tragic actress.