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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

PAPER AND RAGs.--.Itsly is the greatest rag
maker or rag collector, and the United States
are the gTaetest paper makers in the world. AS
a general fact we make our own paper but i'm.
port large proportion Of the material, Of the
whole quantity Imported, taking series Of years
together, Italy furnishes about two-thirds, but
whether this Is due to the abundance Of fax and
hemp In the Italian States and the liberal habits
OF the people with regard to clothing. or to the
trade with Greece and Turkey, which would
make them serve only IS collectors, is not eI.
planned In the ordinary sources Of statistical in.
formation. Il Is certain that but little paper Is
manufactured Of these countries
Theannual consuInp tion OF paPerin the United
States il constantly increasing, now stands at
about 270, 00n, 600 pounds, or something over
Compounds per individual. England produces
now about III, 000, 600 pounds, Of which about
10000, 600 are exported, and l6l, 100000 con-.
sumed. France produces about 256,000,o00
Of paper, and exports some II, 100000 Eeith-
or France OF England imports more than quar-
tea. or hall nr1illion pounds. The annual con-.
sumption in both Great Britain and France Teahes
therefore only about SOC, 000, 600 pounds or Al
pounds per head, less than half as much in pro-
portion to the population, only abont 80, goo 900
more in the aggregate than in the o. S. ltre-
quires about III pounds of rags to make pound
OF paper. Tho 2T0, 000, 600 ofpaper in the D. S.
therefore requires about S8T, 600. 900 pounds of
nag annually TheTsgs imported from all coun,
IS now 80, 600, 1000 pounds which leaves about
800, go 600 rs the quantity cleaned within our
own limits. 1Fiblaiss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

UNUSUAL RisE IL TuE WATERS OF THE Nnr.-A
letter from Alexandria of the 18th ulti., in the
Debats, says: 'srhe annual rise Of the Nile has
commenced, and unfortunately in a manner so
unusual as to inspire great uneasiness, and
bring to mind the disasters caused by the inun-
dations in France. Generally the iaundation Of
the Nile which is periodical phenomenon re-
shifting from the geological formation of the coun-
try, causes alarm; but at the present moment
the Egyptians are really afraid. This sudden
elevation Of the river will compel the govern
ment to open some time before the culinary peri
cd the canal, which carries off the superfuous
water This ceremony usually takes from the
9th to the 9TH of August, and is made the o.
casion of public 5ste' but it is thought that this
year it will take place about the end Of the pres
ant month" -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

EARLY METHODIST PEEAcDrSG.-Thc October
number Of the London Wesleyan Quarterly Re-
view, in an article on the Methodist Episcopal
Church of America, has among its paragraphs
the following: 1.-The records of the carly Method
ism in America reveal an account Of suffering,
endured by the itinerant preachers such as could
not we fear, be borne at the present time. Their
suGerings were Of every kind. The drudgery Of
travelling was OF itself in the state of the country
at that time sufficiently embarrassing Bound
less forests, infested by wild and hostile Indians
had to be threaded, often without the semblance
of roads, and with no other direction in their
Fanderings than the blaze on the trees that is,
the portion stripped off from the bark. The set
tiers log hut being reached there was nothing but
the meanest fare,-hard biscuit, often the ioor or
plank, rarely the more questionable luxury ola
bed, while the hut and the preacher had to be
guarded through the gloom of night by some
portion Of the household against rifle, the toma-
haxk and the scalping knife. We often find
that in moving from place to place the Methodist
evangelist had to Join sort Of caravan of travel
ers, all armed to the teeth, himself among
the number, TO defend themselves against the
Etealthy tactics of the wild men of the wood
But human dangers were not the only dangers.
The crossing of rivers by the help of the most
fragile means and engineering the most ingeni-
GUS, their steedS swimming or drowning as the
case may be, was daily difficulty in their path.
toes, serpents, bears. wolves, had to be enconn-
| tered in constant succession. We can, in these
early times, find hardly any clue in the matter
of stipend and pay, and we presume they had
chiefly to trust in him who commissioned the
ravens to give meat TO Elijah. But we do find
Bishop Asbury sometimes dividing his ward
robe and his pocket mOney-for he carried his
treasures in his pocket-and selling his watch
to find board for his poorer brethren. Passive
heroism may excel active heroism; and men
who could suffer these privations year after
year, and still hold on the course, were not de-
void of the heroic spirit. They could have ca
SLY planted themselves in farm, have located
in town, have taken up some secular, or, if
fitted for it, some scholastic employment. For
in America then, as now, labor of every kind
was sure to find remunerating market. But
no; they denounced all this, and fought out the
battle manfully against suffering and want as
they did against scorn, derision and contempt
Must they not have heard voice moro com.
manding than even the voice of their own SEN
sitive nature-the voice Of God."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

THs RgyoLuTiQX N MOTHERS MExIco.-The
San Antonio Texan says:
by an exrTsss that has just arrived, we have
the latest papers from Monterey, from which we
learn that Northern Mexico Is engnlphed in an
other revelation against the general government
Gen. Yidauri has Issued proclamation declar
ing the government under hiR control: Free and
Independent from the despotic powers Of Next
CO." Great rsjoicings took place, and many be-
Ieve that the Northern States viii unite with
the reyolutionists Great excitement and alarm
at first prevailed in consequences Of the procla-
nation.
The Brownsville Flag, Of the 9sd nIt., says
the revolution in Mexico was expected, and that
Il may result in q severance Of the Union
Whether Tamaulipas win Join him in the con-
fiictis probiematcal question, and much de-
ponds on the issue Of the first battles; but, at
al events, Il would not be difficult for yidaufi,
withths evident superiority over that State in
both arms and men, to capture all Of the prtn-
cipal towns, and thus reduce it to subsection or
induce It 70 Join him. twill be but war Of
local pride, the fontierSmen against those Of the
interior
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.pAI.IxEY's7 GENUINE pam Tex.
ma flTgNGR

WTsdbaae the rasa md IunEuzstipa faa the ssEsrest
burns lsalas frosu naets tFrrtT iuztesaa hat y
5aheai ts rozas vitsut scar. and entnhny enre Fe-
Trr sares-Paes-sdlt Rhsuzltilza
--ssre aIaaanea Eres-ca4s-EoR Bratse-old aud
Iarsts1ts sSres-seaa Heaa-cornS and RunIonE-Ey1iP
et.s-sratus-ssErizrt- q In
sss.s-s9e1lea sa .oEsa rass-sore Sipplss-EuTssens
-aaa al other tasnze.r md eEtGnssus dlssasss, WhsTs
The para Eseesea ezase REACHED
Doa b inerearlsuB aboztth mary diseases named 70 50
eured By o.lr one that he few, but posi-
live prepsres vsa the Day salvs alone contains and
p hsre4.so-s elsa=-ated-oqe fouT-ean reach not
liant III aforementioned diseases many rot emu.
IaesA4sa.
esssr-Do HrsrIAk BED Fuzss1Axs rEEseRlsr eA1-
o1E1 rSrAADlY Fox ssS1Es OF pUFEEExI CASES
Zach COX of tiEUrxE D1ILrrs PAN ExTEAcEOn has upon
sei PGfe Ear4ved Label signature Of c. r.
oLIcKtNER 4 CO, propr5e.ors, and HENRY DALLET,
zuufa An others counterfeit Price IS eis per
boz
orders shOnld be addressed to c. =. ctskener
tn. LOGAN & Co.
4g2T@ Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

g-The New York Herald-which suffers
sadly in its pockets, and circulation out Of doors,
whatever it may have been psidin, thus attempts
to run in the counter comments:
"The New York Herald has not joined the
black republicans, which it has heretofore so
earnestly condemned They have aDandOned
their late abominabIe aDti.slayerys programme,
and have come over to iIs and our popular con-
Etitutionsl Southern born and Southern raised
candidate, John c. Fremont. Tie ciI Setstrd
pLra4s If &c reDeEl Of tie Fu7itirs Sure Lar,
abolition Of .Sta5eTy in tie .Dtstriet NJ Co!1n'-
bia, d., have all been thrown out Of the FIRE.
mont platform, and the onlyissue wtichrenders
or can render him in tine least degree nationally
obnoxious, even 10 Southern fre-eaters, is his
position in favor Of Kansas as q free State
There is nothing uncon ,titutiUnal in that, al
though we hold, in view Of the sectional com
promises Of the constitution that the South are
entitled to Kansas"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

CorToS MANUFACTURING II THE WEsr.-One
cotton mill a., 500 spindles) has been for seve-
raj years in operation at Cannellton, Indiana,
making No. IA sheetingS. The general results,
according to a recent published Statement, seems
to compare favorably with the Eastern mills for
coarse work. Cotton at that point costs about
two cents less per pound than at the New-Eng-
land mills, and products linda market close al
home. without paying freights, which would
raise the price some one and a half cents more.
Contrary to what might be expected, the supply
Of labor at prices which are moderate, although
Of course somewhat higher than in the East is
far beyond the demand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
DR.. j. Hedges,
FEVER & AGUE ANNIHILAToRl

FEVER & AGUE ANNIHILAToR!
FEvER and Azpe cills and Fever, Dumb Agns, or any
Of Intermittent Fever, whether recent
ay is speedily safely, eHscrua1y cured by
Or. J. Hedges AnnilatOr.
This entirely free from ali metallic poison
iush Arsenic Mercury, but is compounded from
aet. purely vegetable certain, safe and efeacious
remedy, and can taken all kinds Of weather rhePro
pretOr article in his private practice for
several years. IT failed eject perfect
direction, followed. Inno povuE-
sleEay ipJuse the system, butts adapted 70 All ages
sexes and constitutional be given the infant Of
month old with much safety TO the adult aud be
keptin any climate. needs eneoalnm, no long array
Of testmonyto herald its seaey It's merit lies within IT.
teand invalid viii prove Of value than
octave volume Of eertlaeates
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanhOpes N j., and
never genuine without his signature.
sale, Wholesale and retail BY a. G. GOOD Co., Drug
lists, yyheenE Va apd by Druggists and merchants gene
:ally throughout the United states.
W. H. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:6m 70 CORTLAND St, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

RELIGIOUS ToLERA7Ios !. MEuco.-The fol-
lowing is the article added to the Mexican Con-
stitution granting religious liberation:
mo law nor order shall be issued in the Re
public, by authority, prohibiting or hindering
the exercise nfany kind of religious worship;
but, the Catholic Apostolic Roman having been
Congress Of the Union shall take care, by means
Of just and prudent laws TO protect it In so far
rs this protection does not prejudice the inter
est ofthe people lor the rights Of the national
sovereignty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

FrSxY, IF TauE.-Tt is related of Thomas
Marshall, that Judge having once fined him
thirty dollars for contempt Of court ne rose and
asked thejudge to loan him the money, RS he
hadn't ii, and there was no friend present to
whom he could so well apply as to his his Honor.
This was stumper. Tue judge looked at Tom
and then at the clerk, and Finally said "clerl,
remit Mr.. MarShaIl's fine; the State is better
able to lose thirty dollars than am
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"a correspondent Of the New York Tri.

- A correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune, thus concludes letter from Newport:
Hos few Of thess showy flowers wiil live
n1ore than one season! The Jsllowish hue Of
WEAKNESS and excitement win soon make its ap-
pea+Anea It's generally aeknoyled that Amer.
lean beauties pass away a. quickly IS a beauti-
ful dream. It is their own fault They are
wholly regardless Of all the laws Of hygiene as
preseTTatiTe of the freshness and the beauty of
complexion. They initiate many European Gus
IONS, some Of them wholly untitled TO these so
cisl latitndo2 Why can not they follow the
healthy example >of European womsn-belies
and not bellies; In fashion and ont Of fashion;
sonebo3iss and po5odies; exclusives and exclu-
ded; proud, naughty ariStocrats, and pufTed up.
Fnob5ish bourgeois, who, al Of them, consider
IL every season, early morning walks the only
preserVatiEe Of the complexion. But here, our
bellies and Iionesses, either in city or country,
in Summer or Winter, in noisy watering places
IN quiet eottagsss, never greet the rising sun;
never, nympn.liEe, battle in the morning dew.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

THE LADIES PAY MoRE tS7o the TREASURY
THAs DO OUR IRoH DEALERs-The imports Of
silk have risen in value since lS4T from less
than 81 600, 600 to over $24, 0po, 600, and tho
customs from 81 1855, 500 to $6,l29, 6s3. In
these nine years the total amount Of duties re-
ceived into the Treasury from manufactures of
silk is S5ls98, ST. while the total revenue from
iron, manufactures ofiron, aud iron and steel, a.
mounted to only so, 13s,942.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

re have no desire The New London.
Chf06icisf 70 iaiurc the 81 q ias trade, but Nc!
simply stats t6s Elet that ~ Richards, who
ee1i s.oFe % The HART Fosd, TN dsyS
si6es fo1nd IA one q lil empty T1ola Is hogs.
llsls Z ldilA elstol, tlie fgdlailis no doabt,
~ nero "a a1leep Is the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

- Little, Brown & Co., Boston, will issue
in few days the first and tenth volumes of the
Life and Works Of John Adams, edited By his
grandson, Charles Francis Adams These CONE
plete the work. The first volume is occupied
solely by the life of Adams
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

U As a general thing Canadian newspapers
are behind the American article in giving the
latest news, local matters, &c. An exception
should be made in favor Of the Kingston News.
We clip the following editorial paragraph:
''BIKTH-On the 9Th inst, Mrs James Knight,
Of Sierrington, Of daughter, and on the 10th
inst, of son, all doing well.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
Wheeling Island Property

FOR SALE.
THE undersigned oderS for sale AL Lat pan q Nf.at
1 Island now in the occupancy Of william ga nA
Market Gardtn. He has had 1t isA GU ir;o .=sALA'
rsDEiRE size from One aad hsh 20 Fs= 4e's. hAh
lane, forty iertFiSe, running through ihs er1rE -
Town Lots 10 the head Of the Island 40 III
For beauty Of IessfioR, and fertility Of sol 'A p'f-'
Is not surDzssr. y or The Ohio River aaa 20 Ps:s'e
srous u .,hIalnin- zhtu loeatiOs j. he c0art -
Yensnt the city, tuse EtshaS TO engage Il tee rs
ness of MARKET Gardening, oEcrE EiEeEg inaesa''
purchase. ,,.,,
plot. Of the premises cR be seen, making
to tn, subscriber, rhO Nall give every a-'SioI u ;''
ZION 10 fl and The terms sale viii be liberal
FRANCIS R, ARMSTRONG,
7egs-z-9zzE 2 ~ 7Ess17E5-l any lnihStt for
ie14 HENRY MOORE, TrO':rs.
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News ROY TExAs.-A letter to the New York
News. dated Aastin, August 9Th, says:


News, dated Austin, August 9Th, says:
have seen some Of the Chinese sugar cane
grown in this TieiDity this year, which had been
sent out from the Patent Office At Washington
City. Il has had no rain since early in May
laSt, and yet It seems have suffered but little.
IT. growth At this time is about II feet, more
than half of which length is now fully nlatused.
The juice appears 70 be more fully concentrated
than tliet Of our common cane, and will doubt
less yield more sugT. ! understand that it is
usually planted every year, and that two crops
can be raised annually from the same field. I
am told its advantages will be fully tested this
year in Brazoria county. The hard woody sur
face Of the cans is very thin and tough, and
there Is more Of juicc-yielding pulp, in proper.
ton 70 the size, than in the common cane.
The Galveston Civilian, Of the 18th, says:
The accounts from the interior all speak of
excessively dry and warm weather. Cotton has
ceased TO grow IN many places, and the crop
viii doubtless ba somewhat curtailed, though
there is every probability that the product will
exceed that Of the last year. Bot little Is COM
ing,in st present, and our market remains inac-
tive for the want Of = supply
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

Iowa EIrc4ox-Complete returns from the
frst Congressional district give Bfr. Curtis, Re
publican, 1893 majority over Mr.. Hal, Demo
crit In the second district, an the counties be-
ing heard from except six, Mr.. Davis, Republic
can, has {, 7T6 majority over Mr.. Letter, Demo-
crzt Repabliean majority thus far, 7,2s4. In
1854 the Republicans had 1,579 majority in the
State
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sPEc1AL TOE s.


BatsheIorss Hair Dye-warranted u dys
brown Or MACK - - t s4eason. p4pat he isstn
urr 70 The hair or sim Il Is he Eara0 u Tie ethical
DE ry ofsuitnaors- fades sreffse4e oFts
an as 3 NE or4raal sse and SID applied iantne
private rosas, a de wig TAcs6Ey, sss RsoaaSsg, Ns
Y0rt A s.sl plate iabsl Mn .. A. BaToEE1nE- On
each bsx sfEeanaae.
ne Eeanans Is sala h V5heslinss ~
TIL LOGAN co.
aEezm Bz4a-e Corner DruEEtsss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

edY@ At the Kansas meetinghe inst Louis,
resolutions were adopted renouncihg the lawless
proceedings in thatterritory, sympathizing with
the sufferers, appointing committee to aseer-
tain what Is necessary to relieve tue distress,
and calling upon the general government to SUBJ
due, insurTecton andprotect the rightsof the
citizens - h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

~ The Boston Traveller BAYS Of the letter Of
Hon. Rnfus ch0te, in which he comes out for
Buchanan at Is by long odds the heaviest
shot that has yet BEEN fred in the campaign.
End II goes booming and crashing through the
t:mhers Of the Republican ship in way which
viii stGrtle saer numerous and gallant crew and
require the sanmOning Of al hands to repair
tsInsges-' .
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY CURED.

TaBoDoEE FE4xx Esq, Of the Pittsburgh stsubenyte
Ras.rOad Once, ssyp=
TOr yers Ihuvebeer iaralid from Dyspepsia Wiz
hope Of ret rsspFted many Of The advertised
dies failed in deriving benefit sought for, unt tried
yprr HOLLAND BITTEas, The happy effects Of Fhieh
digestive organs. and n restoring deblltated sTsen
es1ses me 70 recommend cOnsdeny al suffering
Dyspepsia"
sold At 81 per bottle. or bottles IS, ty
prOprjstors, BESJAAiIE PAGE, JE- Z Co.
Misunderstanding Pharmseeut1 aud Chemists, sath
deId and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGRLLTy d BESHFZELD.
asg26 WbeelIng,Va.
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wlesrERN VIReINI.A- FA.IR-

We are pleased % le1-n that the Managers 81
The Western Virginia Agricultural Society and
1o4nst-isl Trsttitute, have their grounds IN fine
order, and No may expect 81 good time Is eoD-
ingn At the FAR, which we again remind O1r
readers takes piace on the 18th, 18th and 18Th
daysof September.
The Horse Track has been enlarged and alter.
"a IA Eueh manner IS xiH enable the quick
horses 70 swing the corners with more easc than
beTstosore.
Are our Manufacturers doing their duty to-
wards this institrticn3 VIII al the variOns
manuactures Of our city be Represented there
We venture the prediction that they viii Our
psepls are not only energetic, bnt when their
public spirit is called upon they are ever wiling
aad ready to ecnt-5bnts IN any and every man
isrto maintain the honor Of car city. Let as
hope then that every department Of our indus
trial pursuits may be fully and fairly represent
ed It the coming Fair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

Cci. J. IN. Taylor, sof the United States
and brother Of the late President Zachary
has purchased the Lat residence of Col
Philips, ia Warrenton, Va, and designs
@ make It bis home
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
p nr-pnsrnh,s rnEnRN RENfApF PILLS are infaII


in removing ttoppaGe irregularities Of the
These pills nothing new have been used by the Doc
tor for many years. both and America, with
parreicd sTrrr and he is urged by
thousand ladies who have used them, to make The Pills pub
lte for aevation Of suffering from irregular
wen preventive to those iadies whose
health viii not permit Of family Pregnant fe.
nales those su2posing to be cautioned
against using these Pills the proprietor
spOnslbty above admonion, although their mild
prevent injury health Otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail By
LAuGHL1Ss BUsHF1ELD,
Gen7Agentsfor Ohio county,
No IS Monroe st.
Al.ofor sale by H LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists
orders must be addressed to the above General Agents
they viii supply trade at Propretors prices and send
pills eoaaaenstayto ladies by mail by enclosing 81
either, at The Wheeling post-ofiee.
y B-Dr nuponco's Golden pills, signature az DuPon-
CO.. every box; genuine. particulars get
Circuls. OF Ayents. Ap25iy
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction
AN ASToIINnING CURE

THIS yo11E gentleman Is living In our zadstthose
who him win bear :E4lnn-y that BIZ ana
care are no ezzgratC Some Of the pieces q bone may
Be seen by calling At 80 Ftreetoers are In s
possession. Lei the sreptal see kihe VII testify that
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The weekly statement Of the New York
city blrk slioV af iDcfease Of OF, 600 in specie
400, % ~ circulation; aud decrease of S :
q 80 @ leals and 1896, 0o0 lin deposits,
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VALUABLE

SAL&A0AES
LAND AND MILL. PR0PERIH
seEge for Sale or Rent.
WILL sell private szie, betSee ;his AID ts y. ~
Is next valuable Tract Of LE:d eoct4sss asT+ oa
hundred and twenty 4cEc a:s7Ste he Essss q ~ o.
ing Greek IN the county Of Ohio, and r'a IiSsr1nk u
With Dwelling, and other Suahle hGldines on the
The above property Is In eligible loc1utai eI ~
wheat Rnd convenient % access 20 The Na;iV1a he; u
utdersfEned YIN GRE an Advantageous beH In sue III
er;y 10 the purchaser, he Is disposed to 81
terms TO SUI; the purchaser. terms wiz b As t
by calling on the undersigned. 1890, o--R,srS
je1o WILLIAM VI tA-A'''''