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To the People Of Harrison County.

WISNERS PATENT WASH TUB.
PATENTED Nov. ., 1853.
THE Subscriber having purchased the exclusive
Il right for Harrison county, Ohio, and is now
manufacturing these Tubs in Cadiz; and will keep
chm constantly on hand al the low price Of SIS, 90.
This Tub has superseded the use Of all other Tuba
in all Of the States is the only one ever inYen-
ted which can truly be called
"The Woman's Friend"
child ten or twelve years old can do more
washing Than three women can in the old fashioned
way.
II Never Tears the Clothes.
Not even disturbing button, as it washes by the
circulation OF the water through the clothes and
by rubbing or friction as is the with all other
machines. 1t washes with equal iity the finest
fabrics we'll as the To sum II all up; il
will do more washing in two hours than an ordi-
nary washer by the old way enn do in a day, ma
king great saving in time, labor and money.
TEST lM0NY
We have the privilege Of referring to the follow
ing ladies Of Cadiz where the tub is now in common
use:
Mrs H S McFadden, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs C n
Allen, Mrs. J Phillips, Mrs. A C Turner, Mrs
Means, Mrs. $ Hamilton. Mrs Z Lsizure, Mrs J
Howard. Mrs. l. Hearn, Mrs. T c Vincent, Mrs
Craig, and others.
DANIEL ZERGER.
Cadiz May %, Ie56-tf
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!liiIldi;Ii;;IIEIIl
PhiIadelphia NTedicaI Homse.

Philadelphia Medical House.
Establi he'd TWENTY-FIVE years ago by DR.. KINK-
ELM, corner OF Third and Union streets, Phila.
TWENTY TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR. K most successful
practitioner IN the cure of all diseases OF private
nature; manhoods debility, as an impediment to
marriage: nervous and sexual nfrmities, di seases
Of the fktn, and those arising from abuse OF mer.
curry.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by
beys, in solitude, often growing up with them to
manhood; and which, If not reformed in due time,
not only begets serious obstacles 10 matrimon ial
happiness, but gives rise to series of protrated in
sidious, and devastating affections.
Few of those who give way to this perncions
practice aware of the consequences, Until they
find the system shattered, feel strange and
unacconntable sensations, and vague fears in the
mind. tSee pages, 81, % 29, Of Dr.. KS book on
"self- Preservation.
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is
unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply
his mind to study; his step is tar dy and weak he Is
dull irresolute, and engages even in his sports with
less energy than usual,
lfhe eniancipate himself before the practice has
done it's worst, and enter matr.momy, his marriage
is unfrutiul, and his tells him that this is
caused by his early follies These considerations
which should awaken the attention Of of all who are
similarly situated
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Dr. Kinkelins treat
ment, may religiousy confde in his honor as gen.
tleman and rely upon the assurance that the
of DR. spatients will never be disclosed.
| Young man-let no false modesty deter you from
making your case known to one, who, from educa /.
tion and re pectubility, certainly beriend you
| DR.. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. w. Corner Of Third and Un-
ion streets, Philadelphia, Pa
Patients at Distance can have tby stating their
case explicitly, together with all their symptoms,
per letter, enclosing remittance) DR.. ks medicine
appropriated accordingly.
| Forwarded to any part Of the Unit States and
packed secure from famage or Curiosity, by Mall
| or Express
READ! YOUTH ANO MANHOODl!
Vigorous Life or Premature Death, klnkelin on
Self Preseryation--t)nly 25 cents
Letters containing that value in stamps. will enc
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HASN'T REACHED KANSAS ---"Not dollar
OF any Of the money subscribed in the East has
ever reached these parts" says o letter from q
resident in Kansas, whom the N. Y. Post en-.
dorses ashighly respectable, ~ Detroit Free Press
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q. ". RARRETT.
locks, Jewelry, SiIver-ware Fancy

Which hs will sell as cheap for cash, and cheaper
than the same quality OF goods can be bought else.
whsre-his slock consists in part Of Gold and Sill.
YER pa tent leavera hunting cased and open faced
Wstches Gold and Silver detached levers with
hunting and open faces. Gold and Silver cylinder
Watches, with hunting and open faces Gold
Watch. chains and guards Gold plated and common
watch chains. Cold seals. Gold, silver gilt, steel
and common Watch Keys. An endless variety
of Gold Earrings, Fingerrings anj breast pins -
Gold Cuff pins and Sieve buttons Gold lockets.
.1o snaps and Gold Slides Gold pens and gold
pencils. Gold, Silver and common Thiinbles. Gold,
Siver and common Spectacles, Coral beads. Port.
monnies, Card es pocket and knives, Razors.
Shears and Scissors Pistols ViolIns and violin
strings Silver table desert and saspoons, q, rman
Silver and plated table desert and teaspoons of the
best description. He has also, splendid lot Of 6day
and 80 hour Clocks, from the best Manufactures in
the United State; together with very fine lot OF
Lamps, of the Manufacture Of Archer g. Co., Phila.
delphia also good stock of the celebrated patent
fluid" Lamps OF Starr, Follows g. Co. New York.
He is also prepared TO do Watch repairing on short
ne tice, scientific principles, and in workmanlike
manner Tor which he can give the best OF recon-
mendat'ons. Remember the place, few doors a.
bove the Harrison Branch Bank" on Market
ST., Cadiz, toet. 81. 1885.
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Cattle NE:RPEx of.

Baltimore, July 24-Eght hundred beeves
were offered and 200 driven eastward. The re-
mainder sold at to 8Ac net: hogs--dem and
brisk, at to 81 c per 100 lb.
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0- The Ohio Colum5ian, the Republican or
gtu at Columbus, has beam suspon l,l; AMI We
are ptsas.i to say that ono of its dsath throes
was at tn, Cadis Sentinel.
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John ENGLISH. Z. GOODRICH. THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia Foundry and
Machine Works,
Tuscarawas County, Ohio.

portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing; for Saw and Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shafting and pull.
lies, Turning Lalhs for iron and wood mechanics
tools, screws cutting, turning, boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts window caps
and silis for houses railroad works &C.; in short
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops. Also,
Horse powers, SeparatOrs,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters, horse rakes, and cast
plows of all descriptions, The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the fret premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1885, Also,
Lcavitt's Corn and Cobb NEilI.
This received the "irst premium" in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Mill
the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving it's
superiority over all others. They are manufactured
by us only for the counties Of Coshocton, Harrison
Carroll and Tuscarawas.
Threshing Machine, and PlOw
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware &C., always OF
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings Of all kinds made and finished il
the nentest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH& e. DIXON.
W. LemmOx, Smp't.
luna III. I6S6-tf
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
The Heaviest Stock ever brought TO
CadiZ!
HATCHER d co.
wv OULD respectfully infsrm the citizens Of Har-
w rison county, that they have just received the
largest and fullest assortment of Goods eser brot
to Cadiz. Their assortment consists Of everything
in the
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-NEade
Clothing, Hardware, Queensware,
Roots, shoes, &C., &c.
Which they are determined to sell cheaper by 10
per cent than has ever yet been offered in this
ket To enumerate our Goods and prices would be
useless, as we are determined to convince every
person who favor US with call that BErrsR Goods
and CHEAPER Goods have never been before offered
in Cadiz
Whether you purchase or not, call and examine
our goods as it Is no trouble for to show goods
Remember the place, two doors west Of Beall's
Drug Sore, and the store east OF McFadden's.
The highest price in cash paid for all kinds oi
mar rketab le produce. .
Bring either your produce or your money and
you shall have bargains aud no rnistake.
HATCHER & co.
Cadiz. Ohio, April5, 1861
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nor SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the large frame
i dwelling house in Cadlz, situated on Market
street, anu al present occupied by John Rea. The
house is in good condition. There is an excellent
stable on the lot. For further par ticulars enquire
of the subocriber it, Steubenvie, or o. Semmons,
Cadiz. ANDREW STUART.
June IL, ls56.tf.
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GoDEY's LADYs BooH.-This popular Mag
azine for August, has been on our table for some
days Itcontains much Of interest for the gen.
eral rcader--for the ladies, particularly. The
fashion plates are, in this number, unusually at
tractive.
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Worth Knowing,

caees Briggs and Kithmod Prints W orth anywhere
-- ~ nj Sto g.
40 pieces ard wide chin's worth 25c AZ 10
5 cases Ginghams worth Is to 20 az & toy
A few thousand yards of 6ne Chaliy Deianes
that have been selling at g TO ST. st Ie 70 lex
TO close the stock--a great bargain. la
800 ioz. Ladies cambric Handkerehiefs at 6, 6.
and l2 cents, worth 10, IS, and 2i els.
SO pieces Irish Linen worth from 40 to 100 cents
nj 25 10 a. and so cents, and too many other siuli
lar bargains for one advertisement at
STONE Il THOMAS Beehive Store.
april 80, 1856. ... Wheeling, Va.
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k0llo,gays Ointment ant Pills infallablc REM
elies for Salt Rheum.--Elward jackson, of
Galveston, Texls, suffered increasingly for four
years with Salt Rheum SO bad was he that for
four rive months at a tims, h, was compel
1,i to k,epto his bal, ami tbs doctors told him
canlidly that he naad never again expect to be
wall. Finding this to be the case he dismissed
them, AMI imm,iiatoly put himself unler a
course Of Holloways 0intmsnt and Pills, these
fine remedies soon made such an improvement
in him that he was enabled to resum, his occu-
PATTON AMI by continuing them for short time
he was restored to the blessings of health, which
he has enieyed ever since.
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Wheat!

The hghest MAJ ket price IN CASH, always paid
for good mer chantaLle WHEAT at our warehouse,
Cadiz depot GEORGE L. WILSON.
July 10, 1856.
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VaIMnble Propel,ty for saIe.

The Subscriber offers for sale, the we'll known
property where he now resides. 1t contains black
smith shop, large frame dwelling house, good
II is situated rn the Hopedals and Wheelin Plank
Road, about five miles south Of Hopedale. A better
stand for blacksmith cannot be found in the coun-
try. Those wishing to purchase such property will
find good bargain and paymens easy as ! intend
y. j. ]. P. JOHNSON.
Cold Spring, Harissn Co., o. June 10 1856 II.
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0r.After this week we think we shall b,
able to pay more attention to our paper The
h,alth Of our companion we are pleased to say,
un l,r thu gaidaas, Of Divin, Providence, AMI
the skillfal care. of Drs. Pursoll and Berkeley is
i'm proving
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u. pHTLLTPE Y SnN,

nj or boots and shoes, ard
Ixl dealers in Trunks and travelling sacka, Ma
rocco kid-skins lining and binding do. Peggs
Nails. thread and oefindings generally keep con-
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices.
sCadiz, o., April II, 1855,
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0TWe return our thanks to the Hon. George
f. Pugh, 0hio's talented son, for number Of
important documents, among which is his speech
in :he Senate on the late Kansas Bill. His
speech is telling one and among the best that
has been delivered in Congress this session.
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0ErThe weather is dry, warm and sultry.-
Oh for few genial and refreshing showers to
water and replenish the earth.
P.S.--Thank the Lord, it is raining now,
Monday evening.
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ROBERT LYONS,

1NAP, Latier, Nots and fancy Papers, glssee. Pen.
= 4 ellis, etc, etc, for sale cheap 6y
april iSss John BEALb
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.. AH. Nfcr,AmnrN

4 RE now receiving the largest and most elegant
"a stock OF Goods they ever offered e the pso.
pie Of Harrison county. They invite the public to
call and examine for themselves.
cadiz anril q 1856
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wa1l Papere.

THE subscribers are now receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large assortment oil
PAPER HANGlNGS
selected especially for the Spring trade.
Their stock comprises the most desirable styles to
be found in the Eastern markets, among which are
the following;
Common brown and Hemp papers.
Ground papers
Satin papers In great variety.
Oak, Granite, Marble and other styles.
Column paper with base and cap.
Borders to match, suitable TO walls; and choice
lot Of IMPORTED PAPERS unrvaled for beauty of style
and richness Of coloring-also full assortment Of
plain velvet and guilt
BOR ERS
Suitable TO the above; and fine lot Of plain and
figured.
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NEW SPRING VARIETY GOODS
At Wholesale.


II HAVE Just received firs. nsta lment of So case
IL Of Dry and Variety Goods. 1t consists in part
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Strape,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives,
Sewing Silk. Snuff Boxes Warren's Blackine
Hondkerchiefs Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot g. Shoe Laces gloves, Skein Cotton,
Gum Suspendrs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks a. Eyes, Needles e. Pins, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Eny oiopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books M'Lanes Medicines
fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Rszors, Silk Veils
Also, Muslins. Ginghams, Prints, and genera
assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac.
cordeons, and Musical Instruments.
A large stock Of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware. Jewelry, &c,
The early attention Of County Merchants and
others s particularly directed 70 the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
4th street, above Market. steubcnvile.
april l6, 1856.
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Farmers. wh AZ are You Doing.

Are you prepared for grand exhibition at our
next county fair? Are you going to work like
men Of energy ani enterprise, orare you going
to mill with your corn in one eni Of the sack
AMI stoaa in the othere We hav, too mach
conf ience in the farmers of Harrison county, to
believe they have not energy anil intelligsuc Q
enough to avail them selves of the advantages Of
agool Fair. If you have good fell Of grain,
now is ths timo is TAX, the steps for entering it
for premium. MEASURE your ground and the
gain that has grown upon it. Keep it separate
from the rest until it is measured.
And the good lady--your wife-what is to
hinder her from making just as COOL butter a {
anybody? And your good looking daughter
can't she make as nice quilt as anybody elsss
daughter? Ifso why not get premium, says
an exchange and let the people knowit?
Waken up! waken up, and go to work right
and our word for it you will feel yourself richly
!. rewarded when you go home from the Fair with
half dozen premiums in your pocket.
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Gratis! q Free Gift TO Alli
MIcRDV DEL IlENyRnl

Natures Guide" new and popular work, full
OF Valuable advice and impressive warming alike
calculated TO prevent yeSrs ot misery. and save
thousands Of lives, is distributed without charge,
and forwarded by mail, prepaid to any Post Office
ia the United States, on receiving order enclo.
sing two postage stamPs
July g. l956.ly
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QAIs, Panama, Rough and Ready, stFaw and
Ii chip hatsf for men aid hoys foF sale cheap hf
S& III McFADUEN 4.
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Hats &c Caps
RENEoV-AIas
ERESH ARREVAWf

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
J Shoe Stort TO the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr. three doors SO th OF tho post Office.
and one door north Of Stewards store, where hs
keeps one Of the largest and best stocks of Boots
ceived res stock, all of which will be sold cheap.
er than ever. Custom work made to order. GiSs
me a call if you wish to secure bargains
.N JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz Ohio apriI %, 1856
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New York advertisements.
FRON
ALBERT q. RICHARDSON'S
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

Advertising and Corresponding Office No. 36'
Broadway New York.
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WINDOW SHADES,

WINDOW SHADES.
FIRE SCREENS
Tho entire stock is the best we have ever receiv.
ed, and will be disposed OF at such prices as will
make it the interest or s who wish good article In
this line, to cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere ]. K. SLACK CO.
Steubenville, o., Market street above Fourth.
april 9, ls56.tf
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TtAStI PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS II
~ tho Banking House If R,zin wsch 4 q,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
wKpSErpAY. March


WEDNESDAY,, March 9Th 1890
The House 70 asssmbl,d nj 7 o,lock N...,. To,,,
aud EnxuSDs successfully occupying the chair In tho .b
sence OF the Speaker
On motion Of Mr. IARDY IN. s.n.t. hin IN ,,oxia.
for taking the .ense of the v,t., az U.nox.. n,- 49,,
the location of ,hsr ..at Of iu.,ic 49, =,
81 motion VI Mr.. NELSON and =. amended M.
sed. -
ALEXANDRIA AccorIsK rr.srikK.
On motion OF Mr.. THRIFT the ,nyro.,.J hill In IN,
corporate the Alexandria Mount y,,non and ,ccotinL
turnpike COMPANY ..s taken un '
NJ. GARNET presented n remembrance against the
struction of the said road aud of.d ,,Jr a., Az.
bill vhtual y rendering II. pr,yi-ion. uy.,ory
Mr.. TAYLOR advocated tho pas..r. of the hill and ,,
signed a, one of the reason. for tb. 81 H.
roii that IL would make Mount Vernon NOR, scc.hl.
by land. At present. the journey from Aie1andra to
Mount Vernon by the inland route was hnzarious In
life. '"
Me- THRIFT offered the folio wing substitut. lor an.
der which adopted
provided that no county road nor .ny norton thereof
shall H.. occupied by sail ,n,nniL. a. "
Tb. hill and rvI., woe r., -.
rux cousrr or aRoIsx"
The House the Of In. hill IN
the Of Koanc out mart. of IN. T
Jackson and Cilmcr
Mr. SMITH offered several Tn I'm. hin which
severay rejected The bill was then again .lerd tn
q third reading whcreupon
Mr. SMITH asserted that the propos.d county did; nm,
contain constitutional area The constituon reou,e
that the area should not be lea, than Al, bund,.d
miles, and from actual survey il had been tia.
within th,, limit. Of tho nr,nosI ,r,,,,' g. - -,
over 1--we hundred and 6fty .oun,e mile. '''
Me- FROST said tina, the in,pr,s.ion nrevaiiny with
thos, familiar with IN, ,on,,y sh.n ,L. .,r~.. -
made that tho area of tho ne county .ce.jrd csb
hundred square miles and not more than sixty square mile
had sine. been taken Off
Mr. NEWTON read the provision in the Constitution re-
latve tn the formation Of nes coun.. IN ,hnx ,h., !,
could not apply to the county now proposed IL, be formed
The question was then nut upon the m, az tho n
and for the OF constitutional vote GA was s,ermin
ed ia the nexative-yeas 20 nays n
On motion Of Mr. FROST, this vote was recon.ider,d
and the bill then laid upon the table for the pr.sent
SENATE put. r,.srn
The follosng Senate bills were read and pas.ed.
To incorporate the OH Dominion mining and m.nuf,c
turing company.
To incorporate the New River navigation company
To incorporate the river Agricultural and
mechanical society.
To amend and tho lsi section Of incor-
porating tho Dug Spur turnpike COMPANY
HOUSE, PASSED
The following cngrossed bills read third time and
passed.:
To establish branch bank in the Princeton in
the county Of Mercer.
To authorize the visitors increase the number of pr
lessons at the University of Virginia Repeals the lin
II oi ten 10 which they restricted)
To Increase the number OF State students at TN. I-n
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death Of The late jaime. cA- the pneip. proprietor Of
Ssg n Or a s Br0PsTy should Be- .od
selIit. u" ''e '"'e'''s"'a 1n power 70
To facilitate the sale charter has been obtained from, IN.
o. Irgnia authorizing the purchasers pro-
hat 20 the md & an. md rsas ss ,vsry p5,se
IN i n1 @ as PS e. s1,r1y
,snsd no. Sar the property for sale either or to
The White Sulphur Spring. Celebrity r
their medicinal qaAle. and place tshonahe resort ~.
century they have he-a .SSsn,.d by
regarded saratoga in The nanSsr md ~
TIE OF accommodation have been extended iran. linn, -
He and are now sufficient TO entertain about
public and !. IsIarSF nosS % e.. 70
h.vs 49, tnAt nemoer.
be .essoS Of eSeTy zen oS.o 9ssspsd For NOR. than hsH
daily for want Of room Accommodate them
he aee these Springs has attended With con-
@ STAGE Bot he csa9 aas c GO tIara I ..s
viii fara.h an Se Q; rsas 81 sss:;Sess
All me hasssTn snd northern cities to h nhoae
Railroad has st.anon redaeies -.
@ SeT on .V t se l Ss, 81 the road Ia
be morning and se @ White pnSr w vT P e,
tern ecton Of the covingOn and Ohio Railroad completed u.
convenient, and will be deut 70 the asnss .ss
The White Sulphur situated county ereenber on III.
Western slope Of the Ashsny mountains The III.
fertile valley Of Ho=ATds creek 200 acres s
ven thousand aere' extending along valley three -
than 800 aeres OF hne meadow land in the than
consist. O ,puT. wooded and arnisAns
good for stock Al the supplies grain k k ne
eesSry for the OF the hotels raised on us
premises. - ~
The buildings for the accommodation
arranged and many OF them much architectural beauty
The grounds are nenty picturesque and beautiful presenting
surface diversified BY hills and Aes and
" the forest II LA. been described
and there With
70 acknowledge its claim to this distinction.
The receipts % the establishment
yed by enlarged Accommodations with energetic and judi
eions management, they might be increased fold
The sale OF the water which request cities
put up for !rAnsPoriaOn may Be easily made @ furnish
largr ncsme and hands
would reimburse the which property
Tie whole country contains few
81 equal developed they could by enterprise
and capital. -
The THE to the estate believed to be objectionable having
onge &c the present popreto their
seventy To facilitate tie purcha and 10
avoid difficulties which might result OF
Joint owners the legal title has
signed who will be prepared proper deeds 70 tr pu
chaser
The sale will embrace all the furniture In eoane
ton with the for the visitors
Persons desiring TO purchase requested
The undersigned WM H. MCFARLAND,
OF Richmond, Va
ALEX. II. H. STUART
or staunton,
The National Intelligence will copy. feS-dAe1