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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-10
KNOWLEDGE Is Wealth!

A HANDSOME INCOME IN TIE SMALL
IA oUfhAY.-0n the receipt of S., I viii send
all of the following Recipes, viz One for lettering
IN gold or glass; one for the same by Galvanism
one for silver letters, also by Galvanism one t.
Galvanize without the expense Of q Battery in
gold or silver, on metals such as spoons, watches,
&C.; one for making Friction Matches, also one for
the Celebrated Percussion Match; and one for
transferring cngrayinSs, wood cuts, and other
pictures to fancy boxes, or any wood or painted
surface, with only a littlc trouble or expense.
Any one Of the above sent on the receipt Of 81.
Address A. JEWELL,
Box Isl p. o., Baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore, Sept. 29th. 1855. st
A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A
IA SMALL CtPIfAL.-For the purpose ef
changing my business, I now oTer nay Store house
and stand at Oak Iul, GTanyille county. n. G.
consisting of 90 acres Of land, a large aud com
nodious Store house, 4 good Dwelling house,
Blacksmith shop, with good garden and out hous-
es. The improvements have all been built within
tho two last years. The stand for a store is one
of the best in the State. With a small stock a
MAJ can sell eight thousand dollars per year, enc
half being cash. The neighborhood is a very de-
sirable ono. Any person wishing to commence
business will do we'll to cali aud see il or enquirs
of WM. p. WEBB.
Oak Hill, Granville county, n. c.. st
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JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
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Dlssolution Of 90. Partnership.

N. C. 25th. Sept. 1855.
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P~ETEESEUEG MARKET.

FAYETTEvILLE.-Bacon in demand at quota
tons corn is in good demand-supply small /;
cotton, tendency is downward, manufacturers are
purchasing sparingly at 81, which is higher pri-
light, and in some instances sales have been made
a little above our quotations; wheat is wanted at
81 so per bushel; beef getting scarce and slightly
advanced, on the hoof A and 8.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

0I1-Therc is, on an average, about one
fourth OF pound oipotash to every one hun
dred pounds of SOIL and about one eighth of
pound Of phosphoric acid, and one sixteenth
OF Il pound of sulp phurlc acid lffolatocs and
the tops are continually removed from the
soil, it will soon exhaust the potash; if the
wheat aud straw are removed, it will soon
exhaust the phosphate o: lime; if corn and
the stalks, it will soon exhaust the ulphuric
acid. Unless there is rotation OF crops, or
the material that the plant requires, supplied
from abroad, your crops will soon run out,
though the soil may continue rich for other
plants .-OiiO Farmer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

SUBSTITUTE FOR During
the winter months, the thrifty housewife Of
ten suffers some Inconvenience from scar
city of good buttermi!k or sour milk, for the
purpose of mixing up dough which is TO be
raised with salcralu5. This difficulty may be
at leas, partially remcdied in tfe following
simple manner: Keep constantly on hand a
kind of Cruel made by ,hickening boiling wa.
ter eitLer with flour or Indian meal, to the
thickness of sweet cream. Allow 1t to stand
until it becomes sour, and it is nearly as good
to mix with saleratus US buttermilk; or If
used when sweet, it affords an excellent sub
stltutc for milk 10 wet up bread With.
&. Il. G.
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Flom the Wool Grower
Thoughts ior wool Growers,
| Z2ncsviNc Tine,

Periods arise in the history of every farm
occupation, characlcrizrd more or less, by
gloom and depression. Dark days spread a
pall over the hopes ol the husbandman, and
the light TINT has lent its cheer, To nerve his
steps and steady md guide his course, wanes
and tlick"rs lie at times is temptcd TO
abandon his long cherished plans and ily TO
other occupations Tho Ameri AN wool
grower feels and believes that he is now pas.
sing one of thos1 ordeals which challenge
his utmost faith, in the mcri's and value OF
his business. over other farm pursuits. Now
the question arises, 10 there any thing in this
ttutc ot feeling or is il imaginary. inrcpIy
we aver that Imagination has much To do with
the WOOL growers, belief, that the prices of.
fered Tor wool during the last six months mn
precedcntcd, and far from Tomuueratiyc--
nut unless h'gherprlce be speedily fixed
nnd psc, ruin is sure 10 oycrtakc him A
greater mistake couIdscatcrly occur. In ia
sprinE OF %, good woods brought a hrher
price than they had done Tor ter years -
Wool growers became cla,el und cherished
the hope that corresponding prices would
continue to rule. Our opinion is, that in n
modified sense. this would been the case had
not our country been speedily visited BY a
severe financial crIsis, which makes money
dear and difficult to be obtained. and greatly
tends 20 depress priccs.
To take Ia '59, an advance of from 10 10
10 cents per pound for wool, over tie preyi.
ous year, was easy. 10 submit in -, 10
Tefuction of 10 or 10 cents per pound was
hari. Here Is the rub. Hal there been n,
advance IN 80, every wool grower in the
Union would have considered himself flrtn.
nate during the present severe commercial
elisls, - have received several cent. less far
his wool than lie has, or could have tuken
during the last SIX months. The only .on.
der with US has been, that WOODS have brot
what they have even, considering the s,oie
Of the money market for the last few months
That they are intrnsca!Iy worth more TIM n
they bring, We ', rily believe The d,ajeuI.
~ 10 TO realize IL under the money pr,s.nr.
which Psryades the country. The truth ia.
fine weois command now a rrnumerativo
price, aud quite equivalent to the ayerure
price Of st least trn years, which ha. no,
succeeded 80 cents.
Why then do we heOr so much gruuLling
and see msnifested 80 much uneAsines,. bv
wosl growers! Simply because ,hsy srrsy
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ArrLg DuMrLING.--Butter Ii siX quart pan,
Gan old one, and ill it oae-thrd full of plea
sant sour apples, previously pared and quar-.
tered. Pour over them Sufficient warm Wa
ter to cover them. Have ready suii batter,
madc OF sour milk in the same way as for
"hnp-iucks," only much thicker, pour it over
the apples SO as 10 entirely cover the surface.
Set it on the top of the stove, aud turn oyer
il pan OF the same sll', TO keep in the
steam. Cook with a brisk, steady fire, serve
hot, aud cat with sauce prepared by the fol-
lowing directions;
Take one teuc upul of sugar, hnlf as much
butter, melt them together, and stir in II
large spoonful of flour; then add pint of boi.
ling water, STIR il well and flavor it with
nutmeg. &. r. G..
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A SPECULATION CuREp. Once on II time a
country Dutchnun early one morning went
To town, where by chance he overheard some
traders telling each otheI how much money
they had made that morning by speculation;
one of them had made 800, $500, 5000, &c.
Hans bump of ucquisiireneas was SO excl.
ted that he, without any reelection, forthwith
concluded to leave his former business, which
was labor, aud try his hand nt speculation, aud
ON his return home made his Intentions
known To his faithful flau. Early next NOR.
ming he gathered his wallet containing his
funds, amounting TO five dollars, and of he
goes post haste and half bent, to look up a
speculation. lie had / OF proceeded far when
he met WAGNER, and aecosted him thus:
Good morning, Mr.. Wagoner, wants To
speculate leetle dish mornin wid you,"
well, say, said the WAGNER, show do you
want to speculate" "Vell," says the Dutch.
man, 81 will pet you fife dollar you can't
guess what my ,og's name ish." "Call him
up i'll look nt him." reloined the WAGNER
Duichman: "ll.e.r-e Watch, here Watch,
here Va-ich," the dog trols up, ',he WAGNER
eyes him for moment and said, IL guess his
name is Watch" Duchman: 30 besuro
Mr.. Wagner, you has won him, de monish
is yours" and Hans returned to his cid occu.
patton, perfectly satisfied.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

JomN llotrrAS, Jeromesvillc, Ohio, May 3Oih, lg5;
SAID 81 wThr 10 state for your satislactiuu and ais,
or that oi others that your German Rticrs il what y0l
recommend II 10 he, highly valuable medic inc whcI
know from having used ii in my own family to N,
enllre satisfaction. Al VINO have used il give tht
same recommendation"
srrmns \. MEALy, Canton, Ohio. May H. 1853
SAYS: "iiaNing heard your German Bitors highly re-
commended ttnm sources IN which placed much conn
dence, ordered four bottles from Cleveland one o
them gave TO nay daughter who has derived great han
oht from u; twno the Others sold immediately and
would like you toscud me supply at IL To sell "
JouN CLARK, brunswick, Ohio, May %, 1854. SAYS
lout German Biltors have proved sucCessI In every
case that has come tu my knowledge and has opene1
. for itself great demand"
runmAs LErCnfoHD. tovmEton, Ohio December nh
iS1J says MY wife has hcen affected with the Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia for number of wears duriuu
winch time have spent great deal for doctoring HUI
she received vary little benefit thercfr and
doctors said SHE could not be cured. Last spring she
concluded to Try your Bers, she took two hotties and
ever SINCE taking them she has been able to attend Ia
hor husness, uni very lately she had new attack but
has again commenced the Rtiors. have sold aute a
number OF battles hrongh her recommendation and az
far asl eau learn II has given satisfaction TO all"
Dawn ABHoTr Auslmshurr, Ohio, TDccemher & 1SS3
says. fcrml me To bear testimony the remark ahe ct
icSCy oi your German Biters IN the cure of Iiver
cOiplaihl, For years previous to taking IT, WAS go
verey afflicted with disease of the Liver 80 much so
thai dd not eNgectto live hut by tree Of tho BIT
ters, thanks To kind Pfovdence hnd myself entirely
mcuL" ''
These nittcrsare entirely vcgeiahe aud free from Al
coholic silmuanl and all luxurious Ingredients mild in
their operaon they strengthen tho system never pros.
uae IL, 49,
They entirely vegetable aud free nom all inIuriou.
Ingredients,
Sold by dealers in medicine everyw here,
it, ALEXANDEp st, crsirsvins
A.C. MdRriN " Co, agents.
Geo. &, Bethel hing.
VIM Dunbar ....vn wn.
m,n.N ,ssnesviho.
NJ. Y, ' ls oOn, some on,
.7nt hv ne, ars ~ Medicine, verywhere.
November % 1854
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LII LIE AMictea Rad and Ponder!


As tNrALLtnLr REMEDY for ScroiulH, Kings Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutaIrous Eruptions, Pimpes
or Pnstulcs the Face, Bloches B0is Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring WOrm or letter, Sroi Head, Enlargement
-, Pain Of the Bones and joints, Stubhorn UIccls,
-,'.",'ttc Disorders Lnmhago. Spinal Complaints,
aun 49,: oGsesarsing from an iniudcioususe of Mer,
curry. .',cncc IN Life, or lmpury of the Blood.
u Ihis great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of
Blood Is now used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts ri the United States who testify daily to
he remarkable cures performed by the greatest of all
medicines "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ragia rheumatism SCrDula, EruptiOns on the Skin
Liver Disease, Fcvors, Ulcers, Old Sores Affections
the Kidns Diseases of the Throat Female Complaints.
Pains aud Aching uf the Bones aud Joints, speedily
put 10 Hight by using this great aud lncstmGhlc remedy.
For all diseases Of the BluUd nothing has yet hc'n
found 10 compare with it, II clcanscs the system of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver aud
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion. tone To the
stomach, makes the skin clear aud healthy, and re.
stores the CONSTITUTIONS Cuirrlc by disease broken
down by tie eXCCssCs Of youth to its pristine vgor and
, strength.
For The Ladies' il is inco!nparehly letter than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses CARrERs SPANISH
MNIrEr VIII remove at sallOwncss oi complex ion
bring the roses mang 10 lhc check. give elasticity Ia
the step and Improve the general health in remarkable
. degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
hciargc number oi certificates which we have recc
we'd from persons from all parts of the United states is
the host evidence that there is flumug about 1t. Tine
press hotel keepers, magistrates ply yCians and public
men, wei known to the community. all adj their cs
mnuy u the wonderful effects OF This GREAT bloch
PtRIFII X.
J. CaII on the AGrNr and get a Circular aud Almanac
aud read the wonderful this truly greatest al
Medicines has performed.
! None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS
Ptoprleos, No. Pearl Street Richmond Va; to W hon
aiordrs iorsupplcs and agencies must he addressed
/ II. ALEXANDER. st. Clairsvi,lc.
| Jas. Rakor, Wheeling.
! WIN. Dunbar, Uuiontown.
! Gco.t Bethel, Flushing
/ Il. =. Clark, M0rristown.
/ u. VI. Mott Barnesvic.
! VI. .P. NJ lies K Sou. SOmcrtOn
| Aud hy Dealers in Medicines evcrywhere. Nov. TO-
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DIR. IIOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS,
PREPARED by
DIR, c. NJ. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.

10, 10, ArcA 81, l IjOr JelOlc Nirth, PhiIada.
equallcd, hy any other preparation the Ul States
as The cures attest III many alter u siCiaIs
had failed.
These Bittcrs are worthy the attention of inyalids
Possessing great Virtues IN the rcciicaton of diseases
oi the Liver aud lesser glands, exercising most search
ns powcrH IN weakness and affections of the digestive
organs, they are, wllhal sale, certain aud pleasant
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24
CONSUNPTI0ki GkSUMPTl0NI!
DIR. w M. IL A l. L S
BlLyAM FOR TNb Lungs.
-FOT TIE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTHMA, BRONCHi.
tbs. WASTING OF THE FLESH NIGHT
SWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WllOOrlNG
Cough, ,DlFFICrLTi or BREATHING,
--cOIDS COUGHS, INFLUENZA
pIlrIilSlC, PAiNiN the SIDE,

SN EAIS, SflIlINts BLOJbr
COUGH ,DIFFICrLTi or BREATHING,
-tOLDS, COUGHS INFLUENZA
rLrlllSlC, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
DISEASES OF TIE CHEST AND LUNGS
Dr. liall's Balsam contains no OPIua, tALoMEL, or
any mineral poison, hut is composed mostly OF those
Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances winch have
spec Tic influence upon the lungs aud their connected
organs ItJ IMMEDIATE EFFECT Ii TO aay all irritation
and gently remove the phegm and other morbid score
tiuns the Throat and Air Passages, thus relieving
the Cough By SH6dHiHg tho inflammation and other
which give rise tot II also stimulates and impars
a healthy tone to the Lungs themselves, thereby ena.
bling them more thoroughly to remove from the blood
those impurities aud diseased PARTICLES which, II re.
tanned do much mischief IN the system, aud lays the
foundation Tor nCurabe CONSUMPTION. IL also eN
decided action upon the skin, aud assists nature
in expelng through the EXhacnIs much ui that NOR
bid matter which would otherwise he thrown back upon
the Lungs thus relieving them Ofa part oi their work,
and rendering the system pure and healthy. When tu-
hcrCcs forming, II checks their development and
further progress; iiuCeratlon has taken place. II as
the lungs in throwing oil the corrupted matter,
suothes the irritation, heals the uiccratGd cavities and
restores them again to healthy action. This medicine,
therefore, Is not PaidtrG merely which only relieves
for the time being, hut IL TuOROuGH CURATIVE, u
strikes the very root the disease and by moving
it, removes at once all its remote and attendant cOnsC
qucnces. This is lis DISTINGUISHED rRARACrkRIsTCa
property possessed IN equal power, by no other mcd
cine Oilike nature, now before the public.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

TNHE Hubbard Farm. Grist and Saw Mill,
Wheeling Creek. The Mills or Farm win ba
sold or rented separately ifdcsTed For terms anpIy
TO p l., Jennings, OF u, u, Ryan, ST. ClairsyHs, q,
May !, isbS
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The Catholioan far surpasses other remedies, in being
certain lrss EXPENSIVE, and leaving the system IN
letter condition. Let all interested call and Obtain a
pamphlet free containing ample proof from the most
able OF the beneficial results OF its usc
together with cttgrs from highly experienced Physicians
who have used it in their practice and speak from their
own observations
Pr. Peckham, NJ. ~, Utica n. Y.
I..D Fleming. NJ. D., Canandaigua, N. Y.
NJ. ". Mills NJ. -, Rochester, \. v.
D y. Foutc NJ. H., Syracuse. NJ
Prof Dunbar, NJ. u. Baltimore, Md.
]. G.. Orrick, NJ. d., Baltimore. Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ D., New.York City.
W. Prescott, VI. ~, Concord, N. ".
J. T.. Newiaud, NJ. ~. Utica, n. Y.
Rev. e. s. Beard, Glenn springs, :. G.
DLettcr addressed &c care ol Mr.Curtis Hatch, agent
no MArruisi:-l have been ten years trouhled
with Frma'e neutrality-suspicious. uieri, aud all the
! attending difficulties: at times rendering life most
miserable ! have had the attendance of some of tho
hest uhysc ans. with but little success the most they
could do TO relieve "a cure was ont OF the question
For five months he cummcnc ing with medic Inc
had not hccn able to perform any labor could walk
hut few steps al Time and scartely went out Of doors
i'm short, completely protrated, 10th III body
and mind aud expected 10 drag ont the rest of days
! in suffering aud misery. But, reading your advertise
/ mcnt WIS induced TO try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine CaihOJou the last resort had no
used il a week before felt like another BY tn,
nsp of three hurs was enabled 10 perform all the Iahu
for six in the family with case, and could could wall
anywhere in the nHighlOrhOnd without injury. Moth
ing hut sense of my duty TO and to the afflicted
has induced TO state my case to the public. ca,
safely recommend the preparation TO all hose suffering
I like myself .
( (SigntdO MRS SARAH a. BISHOP.
Freedom. Portcagr Co.. Ohio. Dec. -, 1859.
! N-i'J. Is. M.4RCIIisI d CO., Proprietors.
Central Depot, 30I Broadway, n. Y.
| HUMPHREY ALEN.iNDER, Hgcnt Druggist, -
qnd sold by John Mclean, Cadiz; II. n. Fawcett, Nj
! leasaut; J. W. Warield, Fairvicw BrcntlnCcr
rmstrons, Wheeling, Va. apr. I, is5l-ly.
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z 4 T & T { Z {
THE MOST ExTRAoR INARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION.

Are made here at home and certified tc by such men
as W. ID. WRIGHT, NJ, ID J. Lawson, NJ d., WIN. e.
SMITH NJ d., I. :. JOHNSON, NJ H., Carr. WM. PEARcg
X. =. MuLroHp, ESQ, aud Others who are well known
citizens of Cincinnati.
0TCALL UPON THE AGENTsEcO
And get pamphlet and read their certificates in full
and you must be fully convinced OF the AIRY
MERITS MEDICINE.
lTTCAUTlONl Beware of DIR. Nals Pulmonss
ElNn: also, Dr. Hairs Cough remedy, which is ONES
times paimed oil lOr the genuine.
II iiE SURE and ask lOr Dr. WM. lIALLs BALsAN FOR
rms lat nos,
Genuine, signed by u, Il. BAKER d co.
For sale by
j. W. toLLISs, 81. Clnirsve.
H.MuRpny, nendryshuTg.
f. NJ, SWAN MUrrisIuwn.
HhNEs n HATCHER, LOydstille,
HARRY GLASS, bridgeport.
j, \ ANDERSON, Bellalrc.
J. 4. GRUNFEL, JacOtrhuTg.
4. MArsON, tcntrevillr,
A, ARMSTRONG, Armstrong; MliL
II II. MoTr, Rancsviile.
NRrhrld a. CrOsien. do.
w. 4. noRsEy norsey's Mil.
Dorsey Co. Caplna.
J. u. MARTIN, Sewellsye
SrnooLES MCGREw, Marlinsyille.
WM. SLyE. NichosvHe.
W.P MILES IL son, SOmGTion.
March = lEj5,-3m
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Y" INDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
w always to I've had, in large small quantities, at
apr 81 ". ALENANDERS Drug store
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,

Loaded full Of Dry Goods.
Il THEREFORE will Sell my Stock Of
1 Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold IN the Western
Country.
iwin lIgoOd Black sin, yd .,5 vide. for s;l
SILK OF all Other cnlors at any
price.
have Large and Splendid stock of French, English
aud American MernOes.
| will sell the hest fine Merinoes at 90
" American d English iromiIsi to 81
4" English Merinoes at JS
Such as no Western Merchant ever before in this
country.
have 30 pieces of Aipacas Of all coors and stvle,
which will sell cheaper than offered ~ this any
other market have splendid stock of DeLanes and
Cassmeres. Plain Figured, Striped, Barred aud all col
ors viii sell the hest quality ?jc have of the
best stock of Gugliams you crsaw, will sell Cling.
hams at 10 els. per yard such sells per lee have 900
pieces of the hest Calicoes viii sell at Pc
such as have heretofore sold 12l have large as
sorment of Shawls, of all kinds aud colors will sell
Shaws - yds long at $500, and others almost a. any
price, have large stock of Flannel of all colors, will
sell Red Flannes almost yd wide for 2jc., have We
ry ar.e stock of Musns BleaChed. Unheached Glazed
aud of all colors for 4o I2I have 4j pieces of Cass
meres and Cassnetts will sell Cassinett for pair Of
Pants for 80 good sold last year for $500,
viii sell good article Of Coat patron trimmed fol
SGOn have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ever had. which will sell at almost the purchasers of
r,I good stock of Boots Shoes Hats Caps alt
ihousand other articles too tedious to mention, whcl
will sell at the rates want all Of my old ousio
mers, aud a thousand new Onas TO and examine
Tor them selves aud they will first Bargains tC
their satisiactiOn at the Dry Good store of -
SAMUEL KLINE.
n. FL have Splendid stock of SIR Bonneis, of al
Colors WIFI sell some as low as So 20, and any oihe
prices to suit the customer. have beautiful stock o
ChemZctt under.slceves and Collars which VIII sci
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market. An!
thing have in my line of business, will exchange TO
all Kinds of Country Produce. 8. X.
| IT. CIHTsvillc, Nov. 10, lsJi
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Ofthcsa are pRoLArsrs
i'rERi, OF Failing Of tie
Womb; Floor ALBUs,
or Whites; CnRoNIC
lsFLAMM MATioH ASt u.
CERATiuS oF TuE WOMn;
INCIDENTAL HEMOR
RuAuE, or Flooding
PAtSFUL. SupPREssED.
AND IRREGULAR MEN.
srRuArioS, &c, with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except
cd. } no matter how So.
we're OF how long stand
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EXECUTORS SALE.

N pursuance of the last will and Testa-
i ment OF David Miller. decd, the Farm ON which
said deceased lived tho lime of his decease is oe.
cd tor sale said farm situate Il miles South oi ST.
Cairsville on the road leading To JacuhshuTE and 2
miles from the q. na Road in the county of Bel
mont, Ohio, ,oc obtaining SJt of good quality of
Land about 20 Scrgs nj which is good timber the bal
is in good STATE of Cultivation The land lays
well, aud Is well waIered. On the premi. m
ses there Is two comfortable Dwelling x&>XfA
Houses, Barn, Stable, Orchard, aud Stone 1sssIMT
Spring House, over a strong aud never lssssNH88
failing Spring of good water near 10 the Ss,xgs.&sX
house There is plenty of stone coal aud
Lime stone on the premises, and Is a handsome and
desirable situation for any one wanting small Farm.
II said land is not sold at private safe before the 23
day of june next, viii ON said day he offered at pub
lie sale on the premises For terms apply to the sub
scriber living on the premises.
MILTON MILLER, Executor.
February LIST. '55-is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24
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