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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-05
D. C. CARRINGTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GNOCEnS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GoidsbOrough, N. c.,
1OTrIn RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CiIl-
w ZENS of Wayne and adjoining % eds 'p no e1
have large and comprehensive stock 0l goOas srv for
this section country, all of which Will be soio 10" III
CASE. or to ESP cenrv au oeteI Articles will be for
warded promptly and in good order. Ld.e bdisa ganer
siIy sent US We have hand and are daiiy Ill re-
ceipt of the following goods GSls;-,,;o consnt.
s. Cacined Plaster 300 bushels Plasterers Hair;
900 sacks Ground Alum and Liverpool salt;
"a Nova Scotia Gr:ndstones and Fixtures;
50 brs WhnS sc u,n 1no brIs Cider Vinegar
5000 kegs Pure White Lead; brs Boiled anu rs" 'n
"a boxes Assds Candles "A boxes SPERM TailOw and Ad
anantine Candles;
81 Fine sngar-cured Mans 10 Asd Pickles;
bags Sicily and Brdelux Almonds; paSs fioer.s f.
10 boxes Kasns; barrels English Malnuts; case Fr
q caSss Fr Mustard; % bags Rio and Java Coffee;
10 brIs crushed and clarified Sugars;
"a boxes Butter, Soda aud Sugar Crackers;
90 coils 0 Sted % h kerr Ss Ssss fo
900 Lunches Cotton 800 yds North Carolina ozna-
P bs af Brcs l. Sugar 10 boxes No and Pale
t noap HooD Iron; tons Swedes Iron kegs Horse
6rls. bslers Glue; brls Bungs 1000 kegs Potash
o. lor ra Mac6t z Axes casks Rice 400 sacks Ia
bic and Dairy Salt; IL boxes Starch boxes biool''s
700 Dr. Negro Mackinaw and Rose Blankets pr heavy
KerSey; / pr. Corduroy; go par servants t1iS
topefhe with full assortment 0 HARDWARE Sauutly'
Boots and Shoes. Crockery, Erhcrn Ware ana holl1w
War Trunks and Carpet Bags Hats and caps line double
and single barrel Plongh Fan Mills corn Shelters
straw and Suar,saCe Cutters Humny Mills Garden, Dir
and Brick Wheel Barrows, Burning fu:o lamp DGh n
Ioewootl Co,perls, Window Glass and Putty, ana many
to mention Country produce Aen
in exchange foT goods. o., -.
CiUlds50rU', Sept. 2Ith 1919. st-'nl.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. AT RALEIGH.
Arira, and Departure Of Raiiad enG Stage LINES at and
from Ra5sigh.
NORTHERN MAIL,-.Br RA1LRoAD,).
caves daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al - a. m
Mail closes at 614 AIM
SOUTHERN MAiL,-<Br Two-HoasE HAcz7-
caves daily at = a, NJ
(Mail closes at 81 a.. M
WESTERN MA1L,-(Br ForR-nonsE CoAcHEsC
caves daily at at SIN m
Mail closes 8 4. M
PETERBOROUGH MAII,-(Br Two-HoRsE HACK -
Leaves SUNDAY and Wednesday ............ at a. IN.
Arrives Monday and THURSDAY at P H.
Mail closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at y p m')
GOLDSBOROUGH MAIL-tBT FoUR-HoRsE CoACH-C
Leaves daily, Except Sunday .--....- AT a. III.
Arrives daily except Monday d. T. ''
TARBoROUGH MAII,-fBY Two-uoRsE HAck,)-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and riday, at , a. m
Arrives TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, at p m.
(3faiI cloes Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at p H.
ROXBoRoUGH MAIL,-(Br HORSE,
Leaves Friday, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at u NJ
Mail closes Friday at IL
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THEAP SATINETT PANTS-5O PAIRS JUST
~ received, suitable for servants.
Also 80 Goats of the material at IS 25 per suit
E. l.. HARDING. 81
s haielgh, Oct II, 1850, y3-3t
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II those in want of fine Clothing should call and exam
inc the stock arriving daily at the Clothing Establishment
of E. L. HARDING
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KADER BIGGS & co

NADER EI5HJHS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Zunis's UHnrf, Torn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
As1erences-Messrs Bloodgood & Co. E. p Tabb & Co.
and Alex'r. Bell, Esq, Norfo!k Hon Asa Biggs William
1ton, n C.; Col j. B. G. Roulhac, Raleigh n. c.; Lewis
Thompson, ESQ., Hotel, \. C..
October %, 1854. 9S-1yw
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
IL residence Immediately opposite the Bank of the State
The lot faces Sic feet Newborn street and runs back $50
feet with Blunt street The Improvements consist of the
dwelling containing six comfortable rooms servants house
with five rooms, Kitchen office, and stable The gar
den is of largest and productive in the DIV
and is well stocked with fr1it trees ''''
Persons desiring to purchase will be shown the premises
application to
WILLIAM j. CLARKE
IedIEiSH, June l9tn, iSo0- Gift.
EW SIORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
~ PRIMROSE, on Fayetteville street. Just above the
The subscriber has opened stock of DRY Goods Clio
ng Jeweii groceries, and general assortment of every
ming usually Kept IN City Store which he will sci at
wnoesaie or retail at cost He is determined TO sell md
must and will Sc Il and those in goods or
fore you buy elsewhere. = - So W : VIM pe-
Raleigh, Feb p 1865. -. - ailsff
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HARDING'S NEW STOCK.
our FRIENDS AND PATRONS WILL,
" poGse remember that Harding is now in New York
City, experimenting the manufacture of his Stock of Fol
and Hsater andy Aade Coing invoices of (which are
daily receiving
Our styles of goods SUPERIOR and the workmanship
cannot be exceed by those who do Merchant Tailoring
business exclusively.
We extensively eugaged in the Ready Made business
and all that the best bargains will given Cali
and examine.
E. L. HARDING.
September 10, 1856. 81
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lust RECEIVED.-A GOOD ARTICLE OF
e. Mackerei and HerrIugs, and fer sale by
j. j. LlTCHFORD.
DC
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE SPECTATOR:
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G

FAMILY JOURNAL LIrERATuRE AND NEWS FOE SOUTH
READERS.
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Great Mail Route from HillsbOrOuSh to the
North. hY the Raleigh e. (.aSfon Ra;i.en -

Great Mail ROute from HillsbOrOush to the
North, by the Raleigh & CASTOR Raiiroad
FINDER THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED
on the North Carolina Rail Road passengers can 90
On the arrival at Raleigh of the from the west the
conductor of the Road will be in attendance take charge
of the baggage and check it to Baltimore or
City, whilst the passengers win be allowed an hour aad
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves
They will be conveyed to and from the Hotels in omn-
buses free of charge. = sI-s.
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past z they will reach
and South. SIS stf s.s s7E7I-es = -
By this ronte the passenger will be trouble or ex
pense about his baggage the conductor of this Road will
take charge of and check for it at the Railroad
Depot. sEAf So
Through Tickets from Weldon to New York by Peters
burg or Portsmouth, $l2. :. - -
-.p.,., 80, L. OBJ. BRANCH. Pred
naleign, April zs, 1919. ..-- --s.s-t.5s 45-tf.
~ Register Hilsberough Recorder and Greenshoron0h
Patriot copy month
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
-s-11....Fs.~~..xn a 4<x,-,,.,,r To-


ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
I !. RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of AXE
Johnston, Chatham and New Hanover He to be found
at the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will f.
Raleigh. January 8, 1854. 16-w&swsm
JAMES j. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will attend to all business to him. in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties.
Ofcethe occupied by the late Hon. james Iredell
Raleigh, June 18TH 1858. eft.
Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS, -,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
October %, 1854. s6-tf
A. N. ncrHEErERs, H. cH1sEL1N. W. MARTIN
A. M. McPHEETERS, & co.
FORWARDING hS 1sS coMS SsSeGs MERCHANTS
Office ut AZ. g. Roanoke Square,
R REFEREE cs
SzP ": MqsDseAI, frest Bank Of the State of N c.
v: + Jesrs, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear
L OBJ BaAScH, President Raleigh and Castor Road.
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va.
Messrs. S Spence nee & Reid, Baltimore.
-" B. Blossom Son, Nez0 York.
September 16, 1868. 81
LEWIS & KING,
Commission Merchants,
3. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., N. C.
DIR. PEYToN KING, of Pckens CO., Ala.
A. NJ Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh N. c..
KADER BIGGS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Zumis'e Hharf, Torn Point,
Rgreses,7Msssrs Saodsa5d &C. Co., P. rabs Co.,
and lQv Roll ESn NNrf.ly H.,
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FElHE LAND OF GOLD, BY A NORTH CARO-
IL LINIAN.-Price reduced TO rs The book will
be by mail free of postage the receipt 30 cents
For sale by -.+- II. D.-TURNER
Raleigh, Sept 16, 1856. So
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HUMOROUS VOLUME.

"A LUXURIOUS FULUME
a UIZZICAL, SATLRICAL, MIRTHFUL
u AND SPARkLING.-i'ubttshetiM this try, Il Basket
Of CHIPS by John Bruughan, illustrated by Mclenan
vol, limo Price, 81 70.
PREFACE.
"a Basket of Chips snlew hat unpronis sing repast
to ask participate be and the
of the w doubt, be eagerly laid hold Of
by of the critics Perhaps it might be WELL in
the title that the random sketches
contained but the sawdust and sliavngs
accumulated during intervals OF laborous carpentry
For Sale by W. l.. POMEROl.
Raleigh, Oct. 70 1855. 81
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EOHNSTON'S CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
e. LIFE.-JuSt received large supply OF this truly
valuable work.
w. l.. POMEROY.
October IL, 1870. ST
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NEW MEDICAL BOOkN.---CoiIands DIcti.

NEW MEDICAL BOOkS.- -Col,and's Dctiuna
IA rs Of Practical Medicine, vols. and rcady-o
be completed in three volumes.
Clinical Lectures the diseases children
By Cunning ) bedford A NJ NJ. d., Professor Obsct-
rics, &c, IN the University Of New York
Todd on the nervous system
Lexicon Of technical terms employed in medical
at the present day, by ID. NJ Reese VI. d., L. l.. ID.
The Dispensa:0ry Of the United States America by
Wood and Bache. Last edition.
The Diseases of the Human Teeth by Fox and Harriss
For sale by
W l.. POMEROY
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I'D ALEIGH s. CASTOR RAIL ROAD,-Sayes
Aoare not permitted to travel the Rail without
written permit from their Duplicates should in all
cases De gwen as the Ticket instructed retain
one copy of every pass. JAMES NJ. POOL
,-- 80. .rs- .a. Ticket Agent.
b,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-20

which we 10 not admit, our correspondent,
and thousands OF others, will have 10 choose be-
tween something like old fashioned Jefrrsonian
Repuhlicansm and its opposite Know Nothing
ism. We are prepared to act With those, be
their predictions heretofore what they may,
who 60 for the greatest good 10 the greatest
pnmbrr-who recognize man as a nan wheF-
ever they may fnd him and who viii not tram
MI. upon him because he is weak and ignorant.
The large majority Of the people OF our county
are Of this character. Some few OF them may
be led away for tire by the novelty Of a po-
Utica monstrosity- may, for time even
be induced to sanction doing evil that good may
come Of il, but their ''scber second thoaghf''
will lead them back to sound political repubi-
canism. - Delalearc Republican.
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THE PLATFORM FALLlNG!!!
DEMOCRATS, STAND FROM UNDER.

Gy-We invite especial attention 10 the following
articles from the editor OF the Chambersburg Repo-
STORY and Wing, which copy from bis issue Of
last week. The writer, it will be remembered, Is
one of Gov. POLLOCksS otfice-holers. Notwith-
standing this leading organ of the ONCE Wing party
was as much TIckLED with rhe DARK D0INGS of
the Know Nothings, prior the election, any oth-
er Wing print in the State, seeing in II an element
calculated TO CHEAT Democrats into the support of
the Federal Know Nothing candidate for Governor,
he NOW boldly declares the principles of the Order
to be eDESPOTlC,'' and thinks sthe day is not far
distant when Americanism know Nothingism1 in
its common accepiation, Will be a STlNGING RE-
PROACH!" Mr.. Mcclure further says that every
RESPECTABLE American journal in the State, and
nearly every politician of common discernment, de-
manis an open American party He says the con-
duct of The Know Nothngs 'ts LIBEL upon every
thing AMERICANA These disclosures of the Wing
aud Repository together with others from seeding
members of the Order in all sections of the country,
must convince every rejecting man that the doom of
Know Nothngism is sealed! Like powder maya
zine it embraces the elements of its destruction in its
own household Heretofore il had the Wing press
in solid column with it, because it acceded TO the
Wing nominations. Now, the old political hacks
who direct the Lodges being DESTROYS of relieving
the Wing party of all further control in the selection
of candidates. have found Lion n their path they
little dreamed Of. I ne day is mol distant when the
Democratic Party will possess more substantial pow
sr than il has ever done the Declaration of In
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Sale Of Valuable Property

lG~We would call particular attention to the adj
vertisement of Col. JOHN w. GEARv. tie oaets
rare chances for capitalists The valuable coal pro-
perties have much to recommend them Tor ready
sales. Their proximity ra roads, giving easy ac-
cess to market and being parts Of the most important
Big Veins IN the coal region, they present the best
chances oe speculation have ever been called up
on to recommend. Also, the St Nicholas Hotel, 50
well known to the travel ing public the best iern-
ished, and most comrnodoas Hotel in the State, 1t
has also advantages to recommend ii. Situate near
y opposite the proposed depot OF the Pitsburs and
Connellsviile Ralroad and adjacent to the new De-
POT o. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road lis purchase
viii in short time yield the most profitable return
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Dissolution.

q The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Messrs. KING s MooRnEAD, of Pittsburg,
has been dissolved by mutual consent. ii is the
intention of Mr.. Henry S. Hing to commence
the Produce and Commission Business, confn-
ing himself chiefly TO CASH operations. Mr. K.
IS well known throughout this section Of the
State, and we recommend all having business in
his line 10 address their orders to him; satisfied
that all who do so, will meet with prompt al
tention and liberal terms. Mr.. King is one Of
the best business mcR in Pitlsburg.
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w A ss RHE ID:

At Berrien Springs, Michigan, on the -Vr'
ut., by the Rev. MIR. Granger, Miss Mary h'
youngest daughter of Maj. Henry Lrad'r' ~
merly of this place. 10 MIR. TopD ELLIOTT "
South-Bend, Indiana.
Gy 1t is with more than ordinary Pie'S''
that we make the above announcement, a''
take this opportunity TO tender our than" ="
the happy young couple for The kind nVlIa.p'
TO be present at the :'marriage festival
have always had desire to be prfseM
MoaLIE's wedding, and know of nothing ''''
could have afforded us more pleasure tha0 -
have been there to participate IN the l's'''''
of the occasion. Bot, alas for us, we belong
that class of men usually denomlnated 'fr''l''
and of whom it is said TO be uncons'Ha''Yn.
to enjoy any of the pleasures Of this wofla
learn, however, that the affair passed oil oe'7''
fully, and much to the joy Of the Young pa. -,
and GEooN. May they live long to ENJOY u
state of "double hessedness." b. = .s
In Schellsburg, on Wednesday Mornlns gus ., H.
inst, by the Rev. T. X. Davis, ME' SAN
STArLER and Miss ANNE r. SNivELr.
"Happy they the happiesr of thelT n'H'
Whom genler stars mite and IN one 'd'e @ bIsrj"
Their hearts, their fortunes and their BENZ W n,
On the l2ih inst, by the Rev. II. Heekefa,TT. ,T Cr
AARON CuRIsrMAN. OF Cedar CO., Iowa 70 Ia i
THARISE DEAR, of Juniatta Township bru'V' pstssl
On the same day, by the same. Mr.. JONI Jon.,bp.
to Miss ELIZA ANDERSON, all OF Bedford 'o"'''
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We copy from The Lancaster Eraminn md
Herald ol Wednesday, the Wig organ OF thai
county, the following proceedings Of the Know
Nothing Grand Council, recently held in Lam
caster city. We do not know how the minutes
were obtained, but they will be read with IN
terest -
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.7pproced-.fpra l3, 1888.
.J.H.HES POLLOCK.

An IMrUDENT HoESE-THIEF.-On the night
of the 18th of March, as we learn iron iif
Grernsburg .Argus, valuable horse was stolen
from Mr.. Johnson Beacon, Of Penn TOWNSHIP
in Westmoreland couGty. Mr.. Beacon adyG-
tiSed his loss. and offered a reward OF twroiy
dollars for the recovery ofihe animal. A r."
days ago it was returned to Mr.. B. by yong
man. a relative, who claimed the reward. br-
fore the owner determined what course to PAi-
sue in the matter, gentleman arrived in purSa'
OF the thief who had stolen the same hoTSrIfo"
him. The yonng rascal who stole Mr. Bfacon'
horse rode him a few miles west OF tins ci'l'
and sold il for thrty-fve dollars, On hI> r.
turn to Wrstmoreland, seeing thu adveTtN~
meut offering the reward, he r'traced his SrIs'
and stole the horse from the man to whom U,
sold it few days before, delivered the aHl"'.
to MIR. Beacon, and very coolly demanded ',F
twenty dollars. We are sorry TO add iDa |
escaped before an officer could be procured
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.
Bedford, April 80, 1906.
G, W. BOWMAN, Editor and Proprietor.

G7g@Four III the East sic 75a $ll and p ior
extra brands Wheat 81 90 for red, and 81 20 oI
hes, White. Rye 81 40. Corn 81 81 o5.
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A Voice from Delaware County.

There is little danger Of majority of the
Wings in this county abandoning their organi-
zation, for the purpose OF joining party whose
principles hidden from view, even if that
party does publish bastard platform, TO which
bat little objection can be made. BY this means
they may deceive lew Whigs-a few may
esrange themselves from us by the idea that
the party Is to become great national party,
but the sober, thinking portion will remain just
where they are. 1t may be, in the course Of
events, that il may become necessary to fuse
with the Democrats, who always act boldly and
above board, so that their movements are un-
dersiood. The K. Ms move in secret, and ex-
cludr Wings who are not of their organization,
from all participation in their victories, as they
did at Harrisburg in the organization ofthe Leg
stature We cannot consent to place Know
NothingIsm in power until We know something
of its tendencies II the Wing party is dead,
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s.Soon will their glory fade,
O the mean work they made
Liberal men wondered,
Contempt for these leaders made
Contempt for The whole brigade
Numbering less ihan one hundred. .
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G5- The Democrats will soon have no trou-
bic in writing exposures of Know Nothiugism !
Seeding members of the Order, and the
RESPECTABLE portion of the WING Press
are about TO relieve us Of this labor altogether
DEMOCRATS stand firm. Your principles will
soon reflect more honor upon yourselves and
our common country than they have ever yet
done. The following Article is from WHIG
Journal Of the highest character in the State
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
Crystal Fountain Water Cure.

THIS establishment for the cure OF Chronic
i Diseases, is conducted by DR.. B. L. HILLi
(Professor Of Surgery in the Cleveland Homo
pathie College aud DR.. N. G. BUREHAM, both
experienced PLY sicians and able Hydropaths.
The facilities in this Cure" for the success.
full Treatment Of Chronic Diseases, and espe-
ciaIly the ditfe. ent forms ofDyspepsia, diseases
OF the Liver, Spine and nervous sys! EN-, Rheu'
matte Affections, Neuralgia, Female Diseases,
General debldtv. Bronchitis and Incipient Con.
sumption. MS w-lIas diseases caused by improp-
er or excessive medication, are not surpassed
hy any establishment in the country. Espe.
cial attention will be given to diseases COM
monty known as Surgical Gases, such as hip
diseases, Fever Sores, White Swellings, Fistu.
las Cancers, lin the early stages,l Diseases o
the Eye. Spine. &c.
The Female DEPARTMENT. is underthe eSpecIa
charge of skiilful Female PhySciqn, who will
also have the aid aud counsel Of the other pro-
fsssional attendants. Her experience in one o
the most success ul Water Cures Of the East
and her devotion to the suffering of her sex, W.
trust, will recommend her to the favor of those
who seek restoration TO health.
Patients wilhdve the benefit ofthe most skill
ful Homeopathic or specific prescriptiens-al
advantage enjoyed in but few Water Cures 3
pr. .sent, in this country. Ample arrangement
The rooms ure large, airy and well ventila
ted The hath rooms ample, and supplies
with an abundance of soft water Of the pures
quality, flowing from sandstone rocks, free from
anv cnlcareous or other mineral substances.
The soil is dry aud sandy, the air is pure ant
free from fogs. This locality is celebrated 70
healthfulness-no epidemic diseases ever havin
prevailed here-iIs parallel in this respect is un
known nthe West. 1t is on the highlands,
miles from aud dseveral hundred feet above LAX
Erie-is very accessible, being % miles from
the Berlin Station, Cleveland & Toledo Rail
road via Sandusky: miles from Townsen,
Station, Southern Division c. g. T. Railroad
via Norwalk miles from Norwalk, and ].
miles from Sandusky, via c. g. t. Railroad.
The prices for residences at this Cure, in
cIuding board, treatment and nursing, will var
from Sc to $I2 per week.
Address "Crystal Fountain Water Cure.
Berlin Heights, Erie county, Ohio A GIN