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albany Private Hospital
O.i-1- S',xo, al oxY1 pr;cng
Middlebury, April 10,?S54.

NO. BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, y. Y.
TIrcnlu TH5psand patients CHred AHnVaNt
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,.,ie q BECKWITH's.
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OMAN Know TIIYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE
COPY ~

100000 e, G' i".. , i%'S
n year. new edition.
revised aGdimprcNcdJust
issued.
Or. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Buok
furtho Ahlictcd--Cuntniu.
Ing an uniline Of the orr.
gin, progress, Treatment
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loco cases Of different Kinds OF Sores,Erup
tions, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases, Ricketts,, Kernels in tn, Throat, Swei
ings Of the Glands, Jumps and Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in the eyes
head, nose, mouth, gums, &C. Infants win
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c have
been cured by the miraculous efficacy OF the
X II. Resolvent.
One bottle will prove 10 the afflicted suffer
err thatit will cure yov, one dose will do you
good.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb,
r. Resolvent II set you right.
Chattahoula. La, Sept. Q, 1854.
Messrs. RADwAY & Col feel happy 10
saw to you hat your Remedies have mndttwo
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Martin was cured BY two bottles OF your'H,n
pSa,ing Re'Olvenl and enc boa OF ysvf Reg
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1855 & 1865
MA N UF A U i U r ! N G
DAVENPORT g. CLAY

Would respectfully inform their pat
rons and the public generally that they ar
now ready to receive
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begins to consult the interests Of the towns II Is
building mp at the expense Of al others. 1t Is
complained that Dubuque Is beginning seriously
to feel its Influence exercised in favor of arival
toxn-Dunleitl; and with its immense resour.
Ices, its 1umer0ns dependents, and its political
power, It already mcnlees tIe I'D pende1ce Oi
the State government itself
We have seen something, here at hone, OF the
power Of these companies We, too, Know
what is the strength of Central Railroad pow
er. at Albany, and in the halls of legisiation--
We have seen our great system of canals en-
tangerci BY railroad interests, and = system OF
spoliation fayored through the medium of con-
tracts and engagements, whenever railroad in
fiuence chose 70 Widen=its oWn track or benefit
its favorites.
The speech Of Mr. Letcher exposes the reck-
less and corrupt schemes which are now sweep.
ing away the public lands; and we hope ne viii
find himsalf supported and sustained in his OPP
position BY a Spartan band, who. though not
numerous, viii, in good cause, be triumphant
as they deserve to be.
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IoDp FEILows. DIRECTORY

evening the IIa Of Market and Monroe streets
JoHx 8 wEtcHr, y. G.; b n Carr. Secretary.
FFankIiu Lodge Ne. 1S.-Meets as a6oveevery
Monday evening. Joln RAruA, n. O. n p. C1dptiHs,
Secretary
WIN. Tell Lodge Ne. 33.-feets IS above eve
~ wednesday evening. ]. G. HcgFaaxS, y C.; Ses''
SoIais, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. 59-ysets eEery Monday
evening the Hail. corner Market aud Quincy streets. II.
BRovS, n. G.; John THa5sIH. Secretary.
PaBola Lodge Ne, S2,-Msets as SeCve evsrY
Friday evening. L B. McLA1S \. Co. ". ". Bfahete,,3,
serretary.
Ya corner Market sad oaroe streets, the rrt a taf
Tuesday evenagiof each month. II. UrESAS, c. p s "
I'sorao,,, Serbs kt
VIM. Tell E:ncnmPuleut No. 8 9.-Meets as
above the seoRd oEStk tuesday evenings Of each
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

viii be given to any artist in VirnI1 shO wn exhibit
twelve ptezres, viz: elk 45zotgFs andsix Dd0Heropt5
Of equal merit twelve which Mr.. Adams viii select from
his eeec,ion. opened Gallery Forb's Jew
sIry Store, 1875 Main ST. with skylst arranged the
approved principles which cannot be equnIe unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river. With easy OF
eoss large and arranged, with every convenience for
making class pietares q every style and size lie s
h.ppyio ;at he Hbe assisted by NJ J.Es c4Dr
tearsst made the pictures thst awarded tbs high
Is. premium cold Medal the last of the american
Iasttpts 1T Castle Garden, New York, the o,
orgrGe DagueFreoypes at the florida Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received rS sotdats and eight iosas for the
bst DauerreOtypcs exhibited different fairs tle United
States which fall Attest 10 their superiority and having been
HOuored large proportion of the business In Wheeling
the past year expects With Increased facilities only
euarge the number of his patrons especial
" he relies on iistic merits Of his productions ratI
er than display Of furniture. bro,gss either single
ordoryIs gss DagucrrOtypes plain coored equal
Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices upto
hy dollars. Oar light being maize OF French Plate Glass
a being unobstrEeed by other biliss pictures be
made from sunset. Pictures children taken
stdr9neo,tsl from "a. NJ to$P.M. Yetthe light sof
aud persons with teek eyes sit by per-
Cloudy days good any by this light. Cali
I s.,sI examine before engaging elsewhere.
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CHANCE or SCHEDULE.

As will be seen from their advertisement in
another column the running time on the Gin
in.ati, Wilmington, and GAINESVILLE Railroad has
been changed to hours better suited to the ac-
commodation Of the travelling public. We are
pleased 20 learn that this road IS in excellent
running order, and is Increasing the amount of
its business. both rs regards freights and pas
kengers, and the tudiciOus activity norT display
ed by the gentlemen at the heads of the differ
gnt departments, must terminate in beneficial
results. The appointment of Mr. Bagley was
the best that could be made to the general SUI
periutendency, and will increase the confidence
in the ultimate success Of the Road.
The freight department, at the east end of the
Road, receives the personal superintendent of
H. X. Smith, Esq, a gentleman of great expert
ence in railroad business, and every way quail
fled to manage the business to the satisfaction
of shippers and the profit Of the Company.
This route is a pleasant one TO pass over to
Cincinnati Running, as it does through the
very heart of the great agricultural district of
Ohio, with solid track and comfortable cars,
travellers have presented to them an opportunity
to see and judge of thosp natural resources
which have, in few years, raised that State
from a wilderness, to the third in population
aud wealth in the Union, and at the same time
feeling thst they have enjoyed acomfortabie ride,
over a good road, with agreeable officers
At GAINESVILLE, FOR the benefit of passengers
On this Road and the Central Ohio, has been
established an eating house, under the manage
ment of Messrs Wait 4 Ellis. We have sever
ally times refreshed ourself at this house, and
as we were an entire stranger to every one in
and about it, and paid for our meals, we can
take the liberty of assuring our way-faring
friends, that they will always find table well
supplied with The best the country affords, and
will be allowed plenty of time to eatitin, and en-
joy 'e,veedp afterwards.
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PERFUNED nsEiTH.-whatiady or gentleman wouIdrc
main under the Of saSTeeable breath when by
Ing the "BALM THOUSAND FLOwERs dentlfrIcr
only render it sweet hut leave the teeth white alaaS
teri Many persons do know their breath Is bad, and
the subject Ia delicate their friends will mention
it. Pour single drop Of tie "Dllm" tooth brush
and wash the teeth aud morning. 81 bottle will
last year.
BEACTFrL CoNFLEEinS uay Be ea'ly acquired Dy using
pies and ekles from tie skin, leaving II Of soft
hue Wet towel. pour On tEO three drops, and wash
ttlc face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsr-ITet yonr siavIngbrlth in either
cold water, pour three drops "BIm Of
thousand Flowers, rub the beard well and viii make
brRGtnl soit laher much faet=;ns t operation ofay
ing. Price only litv
W. p. FETRIDGE I CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
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From fh, New York Herald.
TIE PEOPLE PLUNDERED.
Pa5Lic L,17,,ls Gicca Atogy to SpeoutatOrs--.A
Ronest Ma: il Congress.

Public LT5a.iS GiEcH AieGy to SpccutgsOTS---An
RoAest Han ia Congress-
The Herald has from time to time called the
attention Of Its readers to the gigantic schemes
of plundcr which arc now concocting Mt Wash
ington. 1t has exposed the method by which
laws are pressed through Congress, giving away
millions of acres Of the public lands to private
corporations: how they originate, how they are
managed i'm committee, and smugged through
the House. AT last we have 4 response from
tho right quarter Virginia is aroused. Mr..
Letcher, 3 member of Congress from that State,
has come to the rescue, and his speech is wor-
thy Of the closest attention and the highest
The public lands arc the property of the PEG.
pie; they form vast domain out of which, as
the country progresses, was to be carved the
cheap and fertile possessions of the industrious
poor; the homes ofthe emigrant and the asylum
Of the exile.
But speculative cupidity sat work to defeat
this noble policy, 20 worthy of the republic and
so favorable TO humanity. Corporations for the
construction Of railways are rising up in every
uuarter where these lands lie, and, by an adroit
manipulation, the most netnTious projects are
carried on under the sanction of Congress- II
appears from the speech Of Mr.. Letcher, that
the system Is so well contriyed that 1t is hardly
possible 10 resist it. Bills reported by commit
tees giving away millions Of acres rarely, if ev-
err, printed, are read hastily from the Clerks
desk, and passed by the force o. the previous
question, almost without notice.
Il is urged that the lands thus given away to
railway companies benefit tie alternate sections
which are reserved, and that the treasury is
gainefeby the process. So far from this, it is
found in practice that the land offices, upon any
rise taking place. arc frequently closed or ifnot,
the spectators, who have obtained the grants,
lush in and secure what is left. For this they
Immediately demand the largest prices, and the
cnigrant finds himself unable to purchase In
some Of these Congressional grants. it is true,
price Is fixed for those government lands which
remain; but II is an advance Of onehundred per
cent. AZ the existing valuation. Very strangely,
too, the very men who have always been guard
ing the public lands as public treasure. are now
ms steri1uSly in favor Of parting with them TO
hnild up monopolios a thousand times worse
thsu the United States Bank ever was, and who
at the same tiIno approve every veto which de-
rtruys en- appropriation for the removal Of OBJ
xtr1c.ioDs IA rivers nsvigated with equal free
dom By I'll the States.
Mr. Leteher exposes the effects Of those grants
-zi.hesrpest ruth, and points to the disastrous
consequences which viii rlsult and are already
.esuitng from the cnriching ofthese unscrupu,
lousaud powerful eorp orationS.
Already the Illinois CeutTal IS beginning to
Eho1 81 handt u the carrying Of tho mails j.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

At this time VIC haze but few words to say
in regard to the Fillmore meeting held in the
court house on Monday evening, to appoint del
eeates to the Old Lias Wing Convention to be
held soou. in the city Of Richmond. We were
not present at the meeting, but understand the
attendance was quite respectable in numbers,
bat composed principally Of Know Nothings
and Democrats drawn together perhaps by Gu
riosity.. The number actively participating in
the meeting, was small One of the officers, NE
believe, Is 4. member Of the K n. party, and
several Of the delegates belong to the same or
ganizatiou, while one Of them at least Is not
nov nor never was Wing, but always acted
with the Democrats, in fact, was a prominent
mernbc-of that party in Ohio, and has not afil-
lated viii, the Wings during the short time he
has resided in Virginia. We are very much
mistaken If any such gauze.like trap as this,
will succeed in catching the Old Line Wings.
We want no better evidence Of the design of the
meeting, than is presented in the fact that the
resolution disappearing of the Black Republican
nominee MS declared adopted without taking
the negative vote, and only four or five gentle
men voting in TIE affirmative, which was about
the number of regular Old Line Wings partici-
pEting in the meeting This same resolution,
wc arc told, appears in print very much nodi-
fled from the language in which it was read at
the meeting. Had that meeting been composed,
az i. sheuld have been, entirely of Old Line
Wings, the resolution would have been adopted
by 6nanimous Vote, and no necessity would
have existed fer modifying its language for pub
LEGATION.
Some Of the most prominent of the Old Line
Wings in the city, did not know Of the meeting
until sfler it was too late to attend, while others
who have heretofore taken an active part in
everything relating to that party, was not infor-
med Of, much Less consulted as to the meeting.
1t wont pass for an Old Line Wing meeting in
this community
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, 70 THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
H4MPTOAaS TEGEJ-IREE 2yECYIRE!!

B.1rr4uzI March 81. 1856.
tneEe d viii pain ia nv ris. ankle We sent for 6ysi.
can who ordcrgd to be poulcch, it TcTy iuuci
height Of my knee. suffered severely with pain
ieTs, 10 fs ng,Ss ol a D to I hone
ont Of which came particles OF bone %,
and one two Of T Tia T eouSfR "ii; S Rag
then taken to Hartford county Of this States the pysi
GERS but could not live afterwards. physician work
cd viz. me for seven NssSs using the knife frsgesaty TAX
giving any reefsome Of the applications very
severe that applied the agony great my ri,nds
could not stand by and suffer thought this
there Tor inc from my knee 20 ankle not
freely White pas With no sign Of blood and at tines Tsen
would scrach ms fingers white pus would issue thrrefrom
-'-s'' Win "'''- BALTIMORE Ny HOME!
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
The advice ofny fenls fused yariops remedies some
OF which EUvr only transient relief continued to grow
worse swelling came on Hy len hip and pain
ulcer formed, from which came piece OF bone Anoth-
y ~ s liz sft.y al pS;s S T To Tx s
rist arm, and also LEFT groin also
other ras body, which In number and size astontsli-
DEATH Relief
all remedies soal hear Of, wien friend
who had been cured hy CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised me to try IL. At this time had been afflicted full
FIVE years: commenced taking 'RIapto'is Vegetable
-'"e'1s' tuopE CoAtEsg
the first bottle OF which inspired with hope and by the
time had taken Te bottles felt su1nuch Improved that
had the confidence believe that it would
tlnued It's setll improving. Ny ulcers healed srl new
strength weak ard shattered system, and with
further detail happy leg is also healed,
and general renovation Of my health has taken place, and
consider In-sef cured By this wonderful medicine
alone. haze given hut faint dea Of my sutIernGs, but
friends who read this VIII bear testimony to all that
have said in favor Of
Hlmptons Psge.aIis TTaeturs,n
viii say an vino afflicted have been, to use
EDWIN ST. SPRASELIS,
No. % Register street
Sioors north OF Pratt 81.
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MASONIC DIRECTORS.

corner Market and hsss tss Nom
day evenings hmonth. @. W. srqzTs, ". Nj ioz-
dNde- Lau7tlis, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-aIeets as ahoTe on
the st and tifr Thursday evenings each month r A.
BEFSrtIyeEk, ". ~; S ". Pearson. Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-1Ieets as
above the second Monday evening Of eaehn0nth. " G.
scoTT, H. Pi S ". PEARSON Secretary.
wheeling Rucampment Ne. Meets as
above the Monday evening Of each month"; W. J.
BATEs, @. O.. 4. Losisq. Reeotier.
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AYERS. cATRARTIc PILLS.
Pills TIL at are PHI S

PROF. HAYES stssr Chemist ni says they
are the Of all Pills, and the who certify
hat Doc;. Hayes knows, Wis
LgMUEL SHAW, chlef Jctice of the suprcue Court Of
MASSACHUSETTS,.
EMORY WAsHBURS, Cor. Of Mass.
". C. PLUSKETr, Lieut.. Gov. Of aiass.
EDWARD EVERETT Eg-sec Of State and Senator Of the
RoDsGr c. wlsrnRop5 py-spsaler House Of Reps,
L. $. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister PIenipo;entiary Great
Britain
JOHN II. FITZPATRICK Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Men Ihot nre IIcu!
Among the diseases THIS PHI astonishing
pdity We may mention
Co,,veness, Bilious Complaints, RhenmatIam Dropsy,
rlrtarn Headache arising fouI Stomach Nausea,
Ingestfru Morbid inaciion Bowels aud pnin arising
:hcrcfro Fiatuency of Appetite, all Ulcerous and
cutaneous Diseases whic, require Medicine,
S:rona Or Kings Evil. They also b purifying tine blood,
and stimulating syssm many complaints which
would no; be supposed they rcach
Partial blindness, Neuralgia Nervous Irgtabty, De-
r.ugeeuts LIVER sId Kidneys Gout, and other ki
sred cosnplaints arising OF the body
structons Of its functions. Tes pnrgs;vc
dcinc ever discovered and you viii
once 70 know it,
Prcparcb DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell.
aud sold by all Druggists and dealers in Med
ieine throughout this section.
A. G. GOOD ( CO., Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents
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DR.. J. Hedges

Il IL v lSIG ~ AL " IL AN yin.
FEVER and Ague, ChIs and Fever Dumb AEue, or any
form Fever whether long stand
ing speedily, safely and esctunly cured by the of
DR.. j. Hedges Annhilator.
This preparation entirely free from NIL metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury, compounded
tracts purely vegetable. It's cert safe aud eHcacous
remedy taken in all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prletor The Article in his own private practice for
ears, aud in case has il failed to effect perfect
the directions have been followed In poss
BILE way iniure the system, buts adapted all ages,
sexes, and constitutions be gTen the infant of
month much safety :he adult, and he
kept ans climate 1t needs eneomiu, long array
Of tesmonyt herald its efficacy. Isnert lies within It
sefaud the invalid it viii prove Of value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, ~ j.
never genuine wIthou. his signature.
For wholesale and retail, by A C. GOOD Co.. Drug
gs Wheeling Va, and by Druggists aud merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
WI. DEoAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:6m 20 CORTLAND ST., SefE York.
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DR.. MORSE'S
INVIGO RAFTING CORDIAL.

n v 16o Ii ~ L n " W II l. L y Il.
A FIRST the properties attr,ated to MnRsEs INvIao-
lie often deeeir cd 5se5s The simple and sublime
truths ANNOUNCED h the dss9I Eat facts G1dSuaole
ter srs nov riaaph;as ovef Ill doubts lEcREDuLITY
Tie Cordial remedies, in NIL cases, the deporabIe evils
arising from misuse abuse Of the various It
full Tor every delicate function ,unrcted with
that mysterious compound agency Of matter ard mind
CESAR to the reproduction or human iS To persons OF
Feeble muscular francs or deficient In vital power 1t s re-
commented the only OF communicating that
natural apPeeS well as the higher mental attributes
It's benecn effects confined to either any
youth the business victim
depresson the Individual suffering from general debility,
the weakness y gle organ will all Immediate
and prrnaEsni relief from the .! this Incompatible
ToySSoT. 40 ihoss Who isyg PfesPOson TO GaTay1is
chat terrbir rnGlady. There perhaps, who bsve
far beyond the reach Of SedIeine Let not even these de.
SPaiT. The Cordial deals With dLsSGss Ei5ts without
reference TO Causes and viii not only Tsovs the disorder
REBuILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The arrangements Of the systs ieadnE to nervous dis
and :he forms Of nervous diEes self
be enumerated, viz neuralgia, tic doioTeux, inGiPi
spta Affections uIuscnlor debility irsniors, fataence
prckns sensation Of the Ges, nunhets torpdty OF the
10 remain in one place or pssition wax
sss Of the prosrestve organs sexual so.aperney mel.
anehoiy laonoaaRi nor sbus snking The stomach e.
eIation aud all complaints growing Of free indulgence
Of the PASSIONS and al barrenues that does proceed
''O'A 'H PERSONS or Sl PALE E coMPIExioS.
ecn5Inye habits are restored By the use Of bottle or
low, sieEly color. TO heatifnl norid COMPLEXION.
CAUTION.
Dr. orse's InvigorEtlnE Cordial eOuntersrIed
by sctae uupTineipled persons.
genuine Cordial proprirtor's
facsimile pasted the cork OF each bottle and the fol-
loving words blown In. the glass: -.
"Dr MorEe's Invisorating Cordial
- G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. r"
GThe Cordial Is put up highly coneentr-tet, in pint
IS PER hcttE, two for s., SIX for az.
Z So2f Iy al DFu10tssS and DedtsTs n Atdfeias
Fer GaiS by LAUSHLINs 4 BUSlIFIELD,
WholIAzis Druggists,
. lG23e1ene SO. IS AIonro5st.
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SOMETHING dgOLrg HAMPTOES TTEOTURE-T0
EER gOUS SUFFERERS.
As an Invgnrstcr and Restorative where gentle smU-
liant wRnted believe superior TO all ne Cerias be-
public, n for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS SCROP.
ITIA and with all diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels truly successful TO tho single and mar
rie We offer the most valuable remedy which thousands
EtItestify.
~ Call and get pamphlets and see cures.
POr sale by +. Il. l1OSun g. &C.. Wheeling, Gem
Sold BY MORTIMER q BIowBRAY,
2lU Baltimore st., Baltimore,
and 500, BroulTay, N. Y.
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SURE CUE FoR DrsESTErY.-At this season
when dysentery becomes very prevalent, we can
recommend the following means of curing the
same, which are within the reach of every per-
son at almost any hour:
Take one tablespoonful of common salt and
mix it with two tablespoons[ul of vinegar and
pour upon it half pint Of water either hot or
cold ConIy let it he taken cool.) a wine glass
full of this mixture in the above proportions
taken every half hour will be found quite eff
cacious in curing dysentery. If the stomach he
nauseated, wine glass full taken every hour
will suffice. For child, the quantity should
be teaspoonfll of salt and one of vinegar in
tea cup full of water.
For all diseases man is heir to natures RENE
dies simple and sure, and there is no cvi! in
the world without its antidote. We could men
ton numerous instances in which the above
recipe was found effective in the cure Of dysen-
terry.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
Wheeling island Pron.-t..--

FOR SALE.
TIME undersigned olefs fer ssie an Ia. 49,, :, ~,
Island now IN the oecupA1cI Il RIiIiss, S, Hg
Market a. rden. Re las lad Il Laid cot INFO 1S &
rangnE u size from One and half 70 Use Al s Esd.
tane, forty feel vide, running throu de ebt VIA 4
Town Hots 70 the head Of the bland 4etS' Hen lie
For beauty OBLIGATION, aad fertility or Ell, ~,
Is rot passed by any on the Ohio Rrer an, To-
srauS % obtaining location Ii he IsU[ -
veHieutthe eeE to those ishn 20 errS-s sTS! co.,
ness OF Market 61r4snirF, 1t oaeis st=urs in,e y
pnrehaSe. ~~s'a'i;' %
plot, OF Tie premises can be scCu on mailing ,,-,
10 th subscriber, VINO Eit give every Information Il;
lion 70 it aud the terms Of saeil he very lb q -
FRANCIS r. ARsfSTE0SE
je14 HENRY MOOEE ~,