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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

THE LICENSE BILL Of Mr.. Brown, the sub
stance of which we gave in an article last
week, passed the Senate finally, by vote of
20 to II, on last Thursday. The Harrisburgh
Telegraph is Of opinion that in its present
shape it can hardly pass the House, bat that
some such bill seems likely to pass before the
close of the session.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

The boot and shoe trade of Cincinnati j.
said TO be over $4,000, 900 annually.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

PUBLIC SCHooLs OF PESysYLyAxIA.-W-e are
indebted to Hon. 4. G.. Curtin for copy Of
the Report of the Superintendent of Common
Schools. From it we learn that during the
past year the whole number of districts was
1882; Of schools l0,469; number of schools
yet required, Gj9; average number of months
taught, 81 number of male teachers, S,OO3 /;
Of female teachers, i, ,l40; average salaries Of
male teachers per month, So, ,29, and of fe-
male Sl4,69; whole number OF male scholars,
295, $50; whole number of female scholars,
233, ,12O; number of scholars learning German,
10,0l5; average cost Of teaching for one schol-
az per month, 5S& cents; whole amount of tax
levied for school purposes, 81, "a, ,223 10;
amount Of tax levied for building purposes,
Sl59,O76 As total amount of tax levied for
the system, 81 ,354 ,937 Oh; amount received
from the State appropriation S159, ,554.17; a.
mount received from collectors, 81, ,I37 1892. 81;
cost Of construction, $l,04l ,571.96; cost Of
fuel and contingencies, SI10,383.I9; cost of
school houses, purchasing, building, renting,
repairing, &C., S266, 1876. These totals do
not include the Philadelphia public schools,
which are organized under an independent sys-
tenn, and make noreport to the Superintendent.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

The Germans of Cincinnati held meeting
on the 21st inst. at which strong resolutions
condemnatory of the Kansas Nebraska act
were passed. Upwards of one thousand per-
sons were present, and the greatest harmony
prevailed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27
-.e- - b. of Hams and shouIdersat

NUUsIIN at cents per yard, at MossoP eneap enc
,iyH cash store. - 4.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

DEsrRUcTIvE FREsHET Cincinnati, Feb p.
"A freshet commenced yesterday in the Lick
ing river, and the ice breaking up, unusual
quantities of it were thrown into the Ohio riv-
er, breaking up the ice opposite the city, and
causing crest destruction among the steam
boats along the levce. Seven steamboats, were
sunk. They were all stern wheel boats, and
will probably be totally lost. There is, in ad-
dition, 4 number of other boats injured, and a
considerable number of fiat boats and barges
sunk. The total loss so far is estimated at
s2o0,Oo0. The Ohio river has risen feet in
the last II hours, and as the waters are still in
cFeasing further damage is anticipated.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27

President Pierce has done all in his mower
to win the South to his standard, but the CO.
lumbia, S. c.. Times, Democratic paper
which desires his nomination, thinks that the
Southern politicians will sacrifice him to some
candidate who viii be more available at the
North. In proof of this it cites the guarded
expression of opinion put forth by the Georgia
Democratic State Convention, and an editorial
extract from the Augusta, Ga, ,Coastitutionalist.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-27
Samaei Bons.a

Nathan Cleayer, 10 10 J-n;an
J. f Cooor, a. 40 DO
Jacob Smith. asslsss. .ass.zs ez7t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
ODD FEIsLows, DIRECTORY

vtrsIatas I.oaxe No. a.-Neets every Thursaay
the IT.I corner Of Make. and 9eHroe streets.
JoHx s. wnsour. \. a.; B. n Our, seereiary.
Franklin Ledge No. Meets As aseyesverJ
Monday evening. JoHx RATHA, \. g.; ZIP CAapsi"s,
Secretary
WIN. Tell Ledge Ne. 3S.-Mssts a above sve-
n Wednesday evsalne. ]. 6. HcFrNlSS, n Gs Ioa'a
Szlade Secretary. >
wheeIInz I.odse No 5e.-Meets every Monday
evening a. the HAM, corner Market and Quincy streets. H.
BRovx, y g.; 4osR Ta06usE, Secretary,
PuuoIa Ledge No s2.-Msets as above every
Fr.aay svesnr E b. lIcL1ix. \. G n. y. blanchard,
Secretary.
Hs corner Market and Monroe streets, the FIRST and tttr
Tuesiay erersiIg 81 each month. II. UTul1x, C. p s. y:
Pe0rsoR, serihe.
Wm. Tell RncnmpmeuI Nos 3s.-Meets As
above TIE seeoad aud rtA Tuesday evening" Of each
month. VIZ Kt1sklaa 9. p: Fn. Rttsgar6tr. Scribe.
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Ma. EDTToE-T have been in considerable of
4 t4fiurry erer since read the communication
Of your fair correspondent .teSelly, : and cannot
help thinking that she has strangely escaped the
bIighting influence of the present times to talk
Of the heart Of a woman being attuned to sweet
melody BIZ the contact with faithful heart alone.
The pure unalloyed love of which she speaks
and which she so beautifully describes, / had
thought had gone. into sfiisuse, and was only
thought and talked Of by girls atschool, and boys
before they need the barber. and was discarded
in nlatireT years. in well regulated social circles
as an .absurdity Let s,Neily" look around. and
answer honestly If the hearts of ladies do not
vibrate with joy only when touched by golden
ingers if before giving their affections into tho
keeping of another, papa is not consulted in
regard TO how much the would-be favored one
is worth in money. il, in fact, in their opinion,
the late Shires was not correct when he sung:
.spirnes and dollars and dollars and dimes
An empty pocket Is the worst Of cFfpss:9
/ think with Nelly that there arc few ladies
who would like voluntarily to become old maids
and who do not like the batteries and attentions
of gentlemen; and who, on clear baimy moon
light nights, or when the blinds are closed in
the coy parlor, do not ike to listen to the ous
pourings of loving heart, ct flatters their van
| ity,) but when the owner proposes an exchange
of hearts and wishes to confide his to her keep
ing, if he be poor and moneyless, that which
was sweet melody before turns to harsh discord.
But your correspondent tells US that she has
seen some gents, whose hearts were on fire with
love, give up all hope of winning, because ii, a
month or tlOo, he did not succeed What would
the lady haveP-the gentleman rebufFed at eve
ry advance because he lacked the merit in cash
/ to aid him. and yet try again, only to be again
rebufed2 1t won't do, nelly" 4 gentle, for
giving heart like yours might perhaps, pursue
this course; but take the word Of a gentleman
1 for it, that men are made of ''sterner stuff
The doctrines you teach are like those Of our
diyires-correct at every point-but seldom
/ practised, and our word for it, the hand that
would sweep the cords of the affections of the
modern lady must be money-ladened, and that
the worth of men by the opposite sex is esti'na-
tedby the size of his purse rather than by the af
fections of the heart, or the goodness of spirit.
These are my opinions, Nelly" and as
am bachelor, not rery old, ugly or iii-favOred,
and in search of wife, if am wrong, am
willing to be convinced of my error, either in
public or private, by you.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
CHARLIE.
RELIG1oUs NEWS.


CHANGE OF VIEWS AMONG EPIscoPALIASs.-Th
Episcopal Church of this country is being agita-
ted by some important question of change con-
corning the forms and poiity. The Reverend
Dr. Muhlenberg, one Of the most prominent
advocates of these changes, has written a
pamphlet in favor of eXtemporc, prayer. On
this subject he says: .'ro pray for and with the
people as the Spirit shall move him, is an inner
ent right with the minister ofthe gospel. Wheth-
er as prophet pastor, or preist, this essentially
belongs to his Office. Ecclesiastical authority
may regulate him in the exercise of it, but ncv-
er can deprive him of it. To forbid, therefore
the utterance of any other than certain fixed
words is to limit the utterancc of the Holy Spirit
and to deny the minister of God and in his min
istrntion in that capacity, the expression of any
other thoughts, feelings, or DESIRES than such as
have been anticipated for him."
RETURN OF THE JEWS TO PALEsTISE.-At..the
Annual Meeting of the London Society for Pro-
lhoting Christianity among the Jews, the Earl
ofShaftesbury stated that, being no longer un-
der the seal of secrecy, lie might declare that as
long as two years ago dispatch from the For
eign Office, written with Lord Clarendons own
hand, had been sent to Constantinople, urging
upon the representative of the British Empire
to do all thatlay in his power to effect the eman
cipation of the Jews, allowing them to hold land
and to enjoy every civil privilege in Palestine.
TnE BIBLE N CoNGREss,-Somc time since it
was stated that the Congressional Library con.
tanned not single copy of the Bible. Search
was made, however, by the Rev Mr.. traitor, a
Member Of the House from MASSACHUSETTS,, and
he succeeded in finding a copy, well overlaid
with dust, we presume, and as fresh and unSoil
ed inside as when it caine from the press.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

How 70 MAKE ORE FARx EQUAL TO THREE
In recent address before tho Ohio State Agri-
cultural Society, G. t. Steward, Esq, thus spoke
on this subject:
Many farmers arc destroying the productive
ness OF their farms by shallow work. As they
find that their crops arc diminishing, they think
only Of extending their acres of surface, as they
think their title deeds only give them right to
six inches of earth. If they will take their
son to their fields, they will soon realize in three
fold crops, that the law has given them three
farms where they had supposed they had only
one; in other words, that the subsoil brought
up and combined with top SOIL and enriched
with the atmospheric influences, and those 9TH
er elements which agricultural science teaches
them to apply to their ground, will increase
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oNE HUNpREp DoLLARs,


VIII be given any artlss Virginia who vim exhibit
twelve pictures, six AaN5rzpes and ak Da9aeyOyes
Of equal 1srtto twelve Adams will select
his collection. opened Gallery Furb'sJew-
elry Store 1856 Main with skyrt arranged the most
approved principles, which equaed SINH
larry situated fronting herTcr With easy Of
large and veil arranged with every convenience
making ms: class pictures every style aud size He is
happy to that he will be assisted JANIS cADT
the artist who made the pictures tina: awarded the high
est PREMIUM oid edGl the last the american
Eastute ct Castle Garden New York, also the yrsai
aleardsd DaguseotypeS the Worlds Fair at Pdis.
SIr A. has received IRE nsaks eight diplomas the
asusrreo.yes exhibited different the United
States which fay their superiority having
hOuored alarge proportion business Wheeling
past year expects with increased facilities not only
enlarge the number his patrons especHl
Iy as he relies the fntrttc IFS productions rat-
er than display furniture ALotyes single
or double gass Daguerroypes plain colored equal
painting Ivory Photographs the lowest prices
fifty dollars. Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
being unobructed by other buildings pictures be
made from sunrise fchdren
,tantaaeo from A. u. to3P.M Yet .heIight soft
parsons With eyes sit by with per-
feet Cloudy days good by this light Call
ard examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

A pERJrXED BREGTIl-wba,laly gentleman would
le Of dsaHreeable breath when by
ing BILH THOUSAND FLovEHs deutifriee would
only render IL but leave the teeth white aabaS
ter? Many persons their breath IS bad,
the subject lsSo delicate their friends viii mention
IL. Pour single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush
night morning 50 cent bottle will
last year.
BgArTIFrL COMPLEXION may ne easily acquired by using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" twill tan, pin
PIES and feckes from the skn leaving It Of soft and
hue. Wet towel, pour three dEops aud wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVIS0 MADE EAsT.Tet your EhsyDE-brush in either
cold water, pour three drops 'Balm of
thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful lather facilitating operation ofshsY
Ing. Price only fifty cents.
". P. FETRIDGE CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN s co jsil-1ydaV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
AYERS cATHARr1c PILLS.
pills t n at are Pillsi

PROF HAYES Chemist Of says they
are the all Pills, aud annexed the who certify
that Doct. Hayes knows. viz:
LEHCgL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Ma.sselusttts.
EMORY wAsHBURN, Gov. OF Mass.
". C. PJUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Evsec. of State and Senator of the
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey-spsaxer House of Reps,
U. $. a.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister PlenpOtentlary to Great
Britain
tJouN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
lEen that Men!
Among the diseases Pill curod with astonishing
ptd!ty, may mention
costveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy.
IeartBur Headache arising foul Stomach Nausea
Indigestion inactEon of the Bowels sad pain arising
therefro Fiaturncy Loss of Appetite all ulserous and
Diseases which require sracuant Medicine,
sercrua or Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the Syss, many complaints which It
would not supposed they could reach such Deafness,
Partial Bnness Neuralgia and Nervous frritabity De-
rangests and Kidneys Govt and other kim
dred complaints arising low state of the body, OBJ
,trcOns of its functions. Thea the best Purgave
cIne ever discovered you will but need to them
once to know f..
Prepared by j. c. ARA, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts aud sold By 81 Druggists aud eaersn Ned
ic!ne throughout this section.
Ac. GOOD 4 CO., Wheeling,
leg Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
MAsoN1o prREoroRY.

OhIo Ledge Ne. 101.-Meets Al Mq,onic Han,
corner Market and Monroe streets frat and ftr Mon
day evenings Of each month G. VI. SIGHTS, W. II; Ae-
d1dsr LaW9hlia, Secretary.
-yEheeIias Ledge Ne. 19S.-Meets above on
the yf and Efr Thursday evenings Of each month F. a.
BEExT11SerR, W. n: s ". P6drsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. fO--Meets as
above ON the sseoa Monday evening Of eaehmOnh. w G.
scorr, H. Prs ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling RneaHaPnent Ne. MEETS as
above on the SaartG Monday evening of each MONTH W. j.
BATES. G. C. A. Loriap. Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

A NEw CKSr.-Everybody will be glad to
learn that a new cent is to be coined. The old
copper-head, which has so long represented the
smallest fractional division of our decimal money
in use, is too cutnbrons and large for the little
value itrcpresents and the substitution for it Of
new coin, readily distinguishnble from all
others in circulation, will be considered by all
great Improvement 1t is therefore proposed,
by the Directors Of the Mint, that the new cent
shall be IS parts copper and IL parts nickel.
THIS win makes coin Of dark reddish color. 1t
Is to weigh 70 grains, less than half the present
cent, which is i6s grains. Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

PowER OF Ixsrycr.-The sluggish sen turtle
loves her home. huge creature of this kind
4Eas caught by English sailors near the island of
Ascension. who burnt a name and date into its
upper shell On the way to England itfell sick,
and from sheer pity It was thrown overheard in
tho English channel. Two years later the same
tnrtlcwas captured once more, now quite well
near its old home, Ascension. What strange and
idexplieable houe.sickness carried the slow
-heartless creature 1000 miles back through ''the
oeeanwhere there isno track and no high roads,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
Specials NoTIoE S.
Nofisei Notfcen

Having purchased tie stock OF Drugs, Medicines oils,
paints k Mn the sres belonging to the same, formerly
owned yJ h Vowel re vii continue the businsss ashers-
tssorc u B. vONen acting agent, until further notice
anu9s LAuGHLINs' 3 BUSHFIKLD-
Al als.e,. tGat Aas asasy trseada We mean rorshas
Balm or Eminent AfreshsuP genuine article Jus.
received, at the Bridge Corner DRUG Store.
Also. on Of Grapevine,
Woods hair Restorative.
And an the popular toilet preparations for sale By
r H. LOGAN { CO.,
Bridge Corner DrusSssts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
From the Easton Galst,s.l
LINES.

Could We believe when life Is DER.
When turns TO dust this weary head.
When these coldlIps shall speak no morej
Sunk 70 the silence Of the dead,
That that starry world beyond
UnelOuded by one human care,
No well known form shall bless onr case,
40 loved or Lost one llugvr there.
II.
Oh! II In ours these loving eyes
No more shah look with tender gaze,
No elAsplng arms, no sweet carers,
E1er bleSs ne Ia our other days
Say, Whist glorious cheat would be
This gin Of life beyond The tomb,
II With Us AL oEg loves and hopes
Sink IL Its silence and its gloom!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

ffawell bred woman is surprised in caro-
less costume, she does notify to dodge behind
the door to conceal deficiencies, nor does she turn
red and stammer confused excuses. She remains
calm and selEpossessed, and makes up in dignity
what she may want in decoration
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
DR.. j. Hedges


FEVER 81 AGUE ANNIHILAToR!
FEVER and Asue, Chils and Ferer, Dumb Ague, any
form of Fever whether recent stand
Ing Is speedily safely, and eRecuay cured by the Of
Dr. ]. Hedges Annihilator
THIS preparation entirely free from all metallic pOi'On
uuch as Arsenic Mercnry butts compounded from
tracts purely vegetable certain safe and eeacious
remedy, taken in all kinds Of weather. The Pro
etor has used the article his private practice for
several years. IN has failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions followed. In posi-
bic way can nure system adapted all ages
sexes constitutions. 1t be given to the infant of
month old with rs safety the adult and be
kept In any climate. needs eneomi1m, long
of testimony. herald It's efficacy It's merit lies within IL
Ielf-and invalid will prove of value thau
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by tho Proprietor at stanhOpe n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For SALE wholesale and retail by a. c. GOOD Co., pus
Ests Wheeling, Va and by DruEst and merchants
rally throughout United statea.
W. II. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the western States,
my7:6m IS courtrand ST., New York.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX
fTl3 ACTOR. s,Hta4

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTION. "+f
The great and principal characeristics OF DALLRT5
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist
11 or lis never failing unique property,
applied any external injury, EXPLANATIONS in
stanty rapidly reduce This feature constitutes
its great alleviate the pain of hurrE and scalds and
painful diseases incredibly short OF
time will appear tromthe few Testimonials hsreunto
Every intelligent mind Is folly that in all
nj external injury the pain Is produced by inAmmo-
on the injured parts and therefore, If you the
cause, the effect mast cease.
"a It's puracave properties neu.raiEe the poison that
may Turk system and w when applied TO the
draw rapidly all Impure matter the surface aud
hence great discharge produces from oecasioned
by and when applied old and nveteEate Salt
Rheum, or other cutaDeous diseases.
No EXTRACTOR GESrIxE unless the box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved signature of c. V.
CLIcKENEE 4 CO.. prOprie,ors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All others are counterfeit Price a5
box.
rR-Auoraer- should be addressed c.r. cneseneF q
Co.. 81 Barclay st, Mex York.
TT. LOGAN Co.
iueT:m Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

An old clergyman is reported to have
said that it is q great mistake to suppose that
there is no family government" now'a'days-
the order Is just reversed; in old times the old
folks governed the young ones, now the latter
govern the former.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

FBe not ready to pronounce that bad
youth vi necessarily become a bad man. Yon
sturdy oal; may have grown from anacorn that
had been rejected by 4 hog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

ga girl writing to her friends, says of the
polka, that the dancing does not amount to much,
but the hugging is heavenly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
JOHN eprc.
Trustees Sale.

Dr. virtua OF decd Of trnst from G.nr-s n,
on, ,ss TO NE dated 5qss s ss as and
proeted 10 sell the frent door Of TN Cou,, e So IN
County on iauiay the frtt day OF sspstf ,sSsE Az
atcd Msin Street IN the FIFTH Ward Of ne sS
3nS-and also forty fest in S;dt on u r. Wy Of N-ri
lot SO.{2f) twenty four Situated on W.T. pm NJ
fIsth Ward of the City Of Wheeling Z TX ali
TEaNs OF SALE.-one thisIl Of he psrts,,. ~, =
lnsSlments OF six and tErlve months tro ssS SOAl
ehasers giving bond With good security besIist q. par.
the day Of sale and The lilo % be reclaimed 3 iEOu
euritY ti the purchase money BJ,atd 'asiaAt Ie.
Selling As Trustee shall convey only such ti,,,,
ed in me by said deed OF trust. 4s a u INST
nos EDWARD H. rl1zauos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

E-A lazy fellow once declared, in public
company, that he could not find bread for his
family. Nor !, replied an industrious mechah-
ic, i am obliged to work for it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

2 Troubles ars like hornets, the less ado
yoIi!Inakc about them the better, Tor your putcry
Win oaly bring sbs whole swarm upoD yop.a
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Wheeling Island Property

FOR SALE. 81
AfE undersigned offers for kliV an that bs,t a,
a Island nos in The oeeHpSncT Of WflIisn
Market Garen. He hns had It laid out into t
ranging in size from One and half to Fiye AsI =
lane, forty feet vide, running thr0aSh the c,ptEc
Town Lots to the head Of the ISlani. ''N' 'i'H y
rbeanEy OF location, and fertility OF soil this mn,
IL not Sr1aASsed BY the Ohio River md 10
srors attaining delightful location Ia ths edn,,
EeneDtthe city, or 70 those wishing 10 engage in ~
ness o. Market Gardening, f. Slers strong
purehAse- . NSH'sA'' z
plot Of che premises can seen. on
20 the snhseriher, who win give trery niorfatie Il ~
toh TO IT. and the terms Of xsie Will be very lberVI
FRANCIS Il. ARAISTRONG
-, Atty In factor
js!4 HENRY MOORE Tr,y,l.