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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23
an1Is.- |EIIIIr,IllsEp. DOILARs.


VIII be given to any artist IN Virginia who viii exhibit
twelve pictures via: six and six
Of eqat merit to telye which Mr.. Adams WIN seset nom
his collection he has opened alley over
eiry store, 1ss Main Win Arranged onthe most
approved principles which eannotSe eqpalei unless SINH
larry situated fronting on hsriye with roouseasy Of aet
coss large aud well arranged With every convenience for
making first class pictures of style and size ets
happy to announce that he bs assisted By Mr. JAAEs cADT
the artist who made the pictures s we're awarded the high
est PREMIUM Gold 1edat the last fair of the AHnste6n
IasitHts at Castle York also the
AWARDED for Daguereotypes atthe Worlds Far at IFts
Mr.. A. has es ,tdalS and eight oeGs fOrthe
best exhibited at Inherent fairs IN the United
states which fay attest and been
houered With alarge proportion Of the businss in Wheeling
the past expects With increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge hspatrons, more especial
as he relies on the msF OF his
er than display of furniture AE5Foe on sfHSte
or double glass plain or eoored equal to
painting on Ivory from the up to
any dollars Our light being made of French Plate Glass
and being nobstruete by other bpdngs pictures can be
made from sunrise to siSe Pictures taken IA
,tdatdnsouslv from NJ to3P.M. Te.ths lights SO soft
and mild with weak eyes can sit by it with per
feet ease Cloudy days good as sny by this light: Cal
ard examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23
PIoKINGsFRoM "PUNGH."


There is no adhesive label like nickname!
Waiting for dead mems shoes is, in most mea-.
sures, bootless affair!
Ladies generally shop in couples When
lady has any money to spend, she dearly loves
taking afriend with her to see her spend it
Tho number of poor poets is, If anything,
greater than the numbea of poets who are poorl-
Badwords, like bad shillings, are often brought
home to the person who has uttered them
Life, we are told; is a journey-and to see the
way in which some people eat, you would fmag'
inc they were taking in provisions to last them
the whole length Of the journey.
QUEERYouNG PERSON
Al lady's maid has hitherto been considered Of
the feminine gender; but the following advertise
neut affords 8 specimen Of one who appears to
be neuter:
As lady's-maid, young person who under
stands ali its branches, and is used to travelling
If tits tho lady 's-maid what arc its branches:
Surely they must resemble thelimbs of tree.
ADVICE GRATIS.
Perdulsites arc the retaliation for small wages
The woman who shaycs for an intellect, only
betrays another proof Of the extreme lowness Of
her understanding .s...s-.
When Won nav visit, and there is smell of
fried onions steaming in the ball, you may be
sure there is no one at home.
10 not confide in the young-new wood splits.
Put no faith in the old-an old pump leaks.
HOMEOPATHIC GLoBULBs.
Wine "Doctor' is only medicine in disguise
The Health, that is preserved in medicine
bottle, generally turns out pickles"
The right By which a Physician claims the
guinea instead Of sovereign, is probably pre-
scriptiysr right
Unhappy house, where the Doctor is hand.aud.
glove with the knockerl
Tint Physician dies an old man, who lives up
on his remedies and yet takes none.
A Doctor knows the human body as cabman
knows town-he is well acquainted with all the
great thoroughfares and small turnings, he is in.
innate with all the principal edifices, but he cam
not tell you what is going on inside any one of
thcrn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23
AYERS CATHARTIcPIhLs.
PILLS T. ii at are Pi l

PROP HAYES state Massachusetts says they
are the best Of all Pills, and annexed the men who certify
that Doct. Hayes knoWs.via:
LEMUEI SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts,
EMORY wAsHBuRS, Gov. of Mass
w. c. PLUSKErT, Lieut.. GOv.of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT Eysec. of State and Senator Of the
i ROBERT S c. WINTHROP. Ey.spsa1sr House of Reps
ABBOTT LAWRENCE. Minister renipo'en,ary to eirsat
Britain.
+JoHS q. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston
IEenthnt nre Men! +.
Among the diseases this Pm has curod with astonishing RAJ
pidity, we may mention
Cos;iveness, Blious Complaints, rheumatism propSy,
Heartburn Headache arising foul stomach Nausea
1udges1n Morbid racton Of the Bowels, sad pain arising
erefron Fla.ulency of Appetite, all ucerous and
cutaneous Diseases which require Svaeuant Medicine
scrofa or Kings Ey They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the System, complaints which It
would not be supposed they could rcach such Deafness
Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabity De-
Of the and Kidneys Gout and other kim
complaints arising low state OF the body or OBJ
srucons of its functions Thea the best Purgave me-
dic!ne ever discovered you will but need to them
once to know IT. -
Prepared by DR.. c. AvKA Practical Chemist, Lowell,
and by Druggists and dealersin Med
,cne throughout this section " ~ 49,
A. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
lea wholesale and Retail Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

Hon. RoBr. G. WMTnRoP.-This gentleman
has written a letter declining to address Fill
more meeting at Brooklyn. He says:
'.As member of the old Wing party of Massa-
chusetts have acquiesced in the arrangement
of the state central committee of that party
for post.poning any definite action in regard to
the Presidential election until the usual autumn
al convention. do not know whether | shall
be in the way Of attending that convention, or
# lam, whether shall be called on to take any
part in its proceedings. But intend to keep
myself free from any absolute ::committais, and
convictions atleast until the date whichhas been
fixed for that convention shall have passed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23


W-A gentleman writing from Arequipa, Pc
rn, gives the following account of the manner
IN which Peruvians employ guano:
at is applied to two crops only, maize Qndi-
an corn) and potatoes, carefully by the hand
To maize, when the plant is about two months
old, and about three.fourths yara high, one-half
handful is applied near each root. larger
quantity is said to.be prejudicial, by burning
the plant The guano is then covered with earth
and a small quantity of water (by irrigation is
applied to Fix the guano.' If the state of the
soil does not absolutely require it, no more wa
ter is applied until after six or eight days.
tsrhe quantity required for each 'topo,' of
5000 varas (about lis acre,) is four fauegas,
or say 500 pounds. For potatoes the quantity
required is the same, and is applied much in the
same manner as regards the age of the plant
and small quantity Of water to fix the suano
The stalk of tho potato ia then about one-fogrth
varn in height, and the earth heaped in ridges
the same as in Britain. A person inserts asPade
in the top Of the ridge besides each plant, whilst
q woman follows, pouring about half handful
of guano into the hole thus made, and covering
it with earth so that the ridge remains the same
as before the application of The guano.
ITO wheat the application Of gnano is not an
proved principally We believe on account Of the
rankness it produces in stalk, thereby delaying
the ripening of the grain---a point of great im-
portance in land where they count on obtaining
two crops year."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

e-Boston is the seat of the Calcutta trade,
the chief importations from which have been lin
seed, saltpetre, hides, gunny bags and cloth, in
iligo and eoat.skins The value ofthe importa.
tons for 1854 was $3.50, 674, and that of 1888
was about the same. Calcutta furnishes this
entire country with Ealtpetre, as it can be i'm
ported cheaper than it can be made here
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HIlEpTONnS -EEGETARLE IINCIURE " l

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1856. e
This is to certify that a6Gnnt nine years since was IT.
clan who ordered poult!ced as Il was very lnuel
swollen; and continued to progress until 1t had increased
to the humber Of ankle
and knee frequently laid open to the bone ana
out of which came particles o. 5one 70 the NUMBER OIL 20
and one or two ofT n4s T T6TR iG2Ss IR
,s then taken 10 Hartford county this State; the rhys
clan there told my mother friends he could heal the III
&c & but e se Hsn wye
Ing the ulcers proud flesh and pieces OF bone without
giving me any ree-Somc of the applications were very
when applied the agony was so great my m ns
could not stand by ands me suffer thought At ts time
there cure for me; from my knee 10 my MOI
mich unlike hOney-comb the numerous ulcers running
would my fingers white pus would issue herefrom
H'Ns'' WIN BALTIMORE NY HOME!
returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
20 b. asf The avice ofn friends used various remedies
II which gave only transient relief Iconnued to grow
swelling came on my lei hp anu aer severe pam
also formed on my sptne which my physcians cut out
only saving life. After this yet another form
ell on my right and also one on my LETT gron as also on
other parts my body, which in number and size asons
ell them Twas reduced to mere skeleton
and as weak as an infant g. Dr1,pp, r7r
felt death would have been reflector 1had tried ply
@ ap s.n sals s s efGS
rUE of disease similar to the one was aboring under
dvsed try IT. At this time had heen AFFLICTED null
IN aSisTs" s'l''-slss, '-~iAS ,.'F
!he first bottle of which inspired with hone and by the
line Rad taken bottles felt mnct improved that
al confidence believe that 1t would cure me- con-
inued its usessll improving; NJ ulcers healed and new
trenE weak and shattered system, and Wills
ut further detail happy leg is also healed,
md general health has taken place. and
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
done have sivea bat faint Idea OF my suGerngs, but
nv friends may read this will bear testimony to all that
have said In favor OF
HiInpt0n'S Vegetable TTncture,'
and will say all who afflicted US have been to use
" 80 EDWIN 81. sPRANKLIE,
no. 81 Register street,
3dOors north Of Pratt st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

tains the following: Several cases of yellow fe-
yer were reported in State street yesterday, one
of which proved fatal. The subjects are all ligh-
termen engaged in transporting cargocs from
Quarantine, and tmay be well to state in this
connection that within the city proper, thus far,
no persons but lightermen have been a attacked,
and the disease has been confined to them cx-
c!usiveIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

THr END OF RoMAscE. THERE'S young daugh-
ter of titled English arstocrat living in Albany,
NY. She was brought up in luxury, fell in
love with and married her fathers gloom, was
tnrnea out of house and home. and obliged to fly
from her country to avoid her fathers vengeance,
she passed through many trials which rend the
heart. in her career from wealth to poverty
Cha Ia NOW n seaTntrpss.
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w-rbe Boston Traveller says of the let

W-rhe Boston Traveller says Of the letter
of Hon. Rufus Choate, in which he comes out
for buchanan: SIT is by long odds the heaviest
shot that has yet been dredin the campaign, aud
hers of the Republican ship in way which will
stnrtle her numerous and gallant crew and re-
auire the suuuouipg ofsll hands to repair dam
ages.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

rFive Of the Wing United States Senators
now in Congress, viz, Nessrs. Benjamin Of Lou
islam, Jones Of Tennessee, GeyeT of Missouri,
and Pratt and Pearce of Maryland, have already
in the most public manner, ayowed their lnten-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

3oxETHxYG ABOUT HAItPTowS zXNcTURETO
N.ER Y0US SUFFERERS, -
As an Invlgorator and Restorative, where gcne smu
wanted believe superior to all the Geri0S be-
fore the DublfC as DYSPEPSIA, C0UGIS SCR0F
ULA I:IEUAT1sNt with all diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels truly successful 10 the single and mar
lied We offer the most valuable remedy, which thousan
will testify. e-rr.- r. *
For sale by T. n. Logan q Co.. Wheeling, Gen
eralA gents =. .
Sold by MORTIMER MoWBRAT,
go Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
and S04, Broadway, n. Y.
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lW-It is said that Governor Wise, intends to
declare any one who permits his name TO COON
Fremont electoral ticket, guilty of contemplate
ed treason to the State.
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CAmTICN.

1 CAUTION. ,,4
DR.. SIorse's InvlgorAtins Cordial has been
by some unprncipled persons - L. ~, . o,-,. ears
In future all the genuine Cordial will have me M
fac-simile pasted over tic cork Of each bottle "n'
lowing words blown in the glass: ,,,u
CDR Morse's InVigorating Cordial !, w
ca. RING, pRorRlETo!kS' n n l. lin,
The Cordial is putgp, Alshly s0pesntStttSsa -
bottles Price So per hGttlet tvs for -, s% iNs
Sod by al ZrEggfSts and DeGIers IL MsG. r;eLn
~ Wholesale Druggist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23
DA1.LEY's MAGICAL PAIN Eek
Hlrr(NJ3 .--s

DAT.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Eek
4a-saG - TRACTORS.
The great and principal characteristics OF DALLEEs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist: -
1s OF failing aud unique property, soon as
appIedt any injury, lSPLAaArloS In
stantly and rapidly reduce IT. This feature constitutes
its great power alleviate the pain of eurns and scas
of other painful diseases Incredibly short space OF
time and as will appear from the few testimonials crcunto
annexed Every intelligent mind fully aware that in all
cases external injury, the pain produced by aamma-
injured parts; and therefore, II you remove tho
cause, the effect must cease.
III It's puriacaye properties neuraize the poison that
may Turk in the system, will when applied to the sores,
draw rapidly impure he surface, and eject IT.
hence the great discharge from oeeasioned
by applied old and nveterate Sores Salt
Rheuu, or other cutaneous diseases
No PAIN EXTRACTOR GKxUXs unless the box has upon
it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of c. "
cL1cKENER & CO., rroprletOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All others counterfeit Price 2o Cts per
eAll orders should be addressed to c. v Clckener
TIL LOGAN s Co. -. 2
ju27:m Wheeling, Va.
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1AraHL1Ns 1 RusHFIEIp,

WIN. A. IsntcheIor's Hair Dye.-No BURN
ING CLUSTERING COMPOUND could ever have attained.
the UNIVERSAL favor accorded this Dye the original
neverfIing favorlte Nature not to herself
that the brown or b,ac; proueei the redest ErayGst or
most frowsy hstrby ae sold, applied tln nine
private roons) at BArcHELoR's wgFactofy, 2s BROAD
way, New York None genuine except" WM.A nATcHELoS
Is on the label
The genuine is sold in wheelingby
49, T. II. LOGAN & CO., s.s-,.sl =.
jua1.m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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Tfustees Sale

by virtua Of deed OF tr,.st from George II,r,.,
ID Wits, dated juno 22l 1851 and now Of TSt
Ohio County vIrPinta III Deed Book no. 80 pare Az lin
proceed to sell ct the front door o: Court ITvuSs
County on Monday the arEt day Of September lS6 =,
Bile auction 10 the highest bidder No. (l) seventh ill.,.
ated on Main Street in the h Ward Of the CITY 81 VI
ng-3nd also forty feet in width or of the southern @ -
lot No. twenty four, situated Water street In II,
Fifth Ward Of the City OF Wheeling. ~ a''
TEAMS SALE-One third Of the purchase viii Ma r
ed In Cash on the DAY Of sale and tc residue in I'm
nstanienH Of sly and twelve months from sale t Ta
chasers giving hopd With good security bearing inrrt.
the day OF sale and the title 10 be retained a. fst
curity till the rrrehaze money Is paid.
Selling as I1uStee hacouvey only snc title As i. v..,
I'd. in nc by taId deed Of trust.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

A GARD TO TIE LADIES.
DR. DuPOSCo's GOLDEN FENIAPE PILLS are infalii
bic in removing stoppnges Irregularities of the menses
These pits are nothing new but have been used by the Doc
tor for many years, both in France and America with un
paraced every casc aud he is urged by many
thousand ladies' who have them make the Pills pub
lie for the alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever rs preventive to those ladies whose
health wlnot permit of family Pregnant fe.
males rosesupposng themselves be cautioned
against using Pills. the proprietor assumes re-
sponsiblty admOnon although their mild
ness would prevent any injury heah otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Sold Wholesale and retail by e-.aasF
LAUGIILINS & BUSHFIELD,
-5==...... Genn Agents for Ohio county,
No e5 Monroe st.
Also for sale by 7. II. LOGAN & co.
l Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders addressed the above General Agents
they will supply propreOrs prices, and send
the condentiNy ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either at the Wheeling PostofHce. -,
N. n-Dr. DnponcOs Golden Pills, sIgnature"J Duponr
every box; genuine For particulars get
Circular of Agents. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-23

GERnAs E1eRATIoS TO AMEsIcA.-Thc Emf
grafton Society. established last year at Frank
fort, has just published report of its proceed
ings, from 1st February, 1866, to the 8lst Janu-
airy. 1856 The society is composed of 2So
members, paying an annual subscription. The
receipts during the above period were IL II TO-
Rms, and it had in hand on the slst 5anrary
dered to emigrants during the Iycar were very
considerable. Upwards of l ,O47 persons appli-
ed for advice and direction on the subject of cru
igration, and sixty .seven persons renowned the
idea of leaving the country in consequence ofthe
advice given. The emigrants who have had re-
lations with the company took abroad with them
a sum Of $40, 900 forms. According to the re-
port, the dimunition which took place last year
in the number Of ernigrants going from Germany
to the United states is attributed to the follow
ing causes: to the bad harvest in America in 49,
81; to the number ofindustrial and banking cs-
adjustments which have been started in Germa-
ny having given employment to capital which
was formerly devoted to the purpose Of emigro,
ton; and lastly, to the unfayorable reports sent
homo from America by many emigrants whose
expectations had been disappointed.
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DR.. j. Hedges,

m ?, DR.. j. Hedges 1s5t
FEVER g. .AGUE ANNIHILAToR!5
FEVER and Ague, ohills Fever, Dumb Ague, any
form of Fever whether recent
ing speedily safely, eectualIy cured by the use OF
Or. ]. Hedges Aiuihiator.
THIS preparation entirely all metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury, butts compounded from ex-
tracts purely vegetable II certain safe and ecacious
remedy and can all kinds of weather. The Pro-
pretor has article in his private practice for
several years. has failed to effect aperfect
have been followed In posi-
way njuc the system, butts adapted TO all ages
sexes and constitutions be given the infant of
old with much safety tothe adult, and can be
kept in any climate II needs encomlum, long array
Of testimony to herald efficacy. lies within IT.
se-and to the invalid will prove Of value than
octave volume of certificates. or
Prepared only by the Proprietor at Snnhope, n j. and
never genuine without his signature. - is4gii2 g
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. GOOD Co., Drug
gss Wheeling Va, and by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States
W. H. DECAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:6m IS CORTLAND ST. New York.
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Academy OF Music.
WHEELING, VA.


Higher Department.. saa
PR0F. G. ANTON PRINCIPAL
pRoF. Is. EYTH INSTRUCTOR
Miss a. 81 RocEas, Miss. E. DIckEr.
Charge per quarter of II weeks for Board, Washing,
use of Instrument aud Instruction upon the Melode
on Plano, Gutar Viola, md in Vocal Music. 5000
Of.4eptcmbcr' -
Circulars will be to all who desire further infOrm1
ton. r= So I'd ia
Application Miss A. s. Curtis Principal Of
the Ladies' Department, Wheeling Virginia.
Connected with the Academy Institute tor the nstruc
tinn OF Young Ladies' in the COMMON and HGuRR DEPART
OF ES0LH EDUCATION the teachers are GRADUATES
STATE SCHOOLS of New York and New England
by requirements and experience for their respon
Junior English, Middle English and Senior English Depart
To pupils who remain in either Of these
Departments Certificate of scholarship will be gvento
those so through the whole Of DPlo
will be awarded.
For Board, Washing and Tuition In English per quar-
Instruction in French and German per 100
Terms per qHarTeFs for Dny-pupilS in the
English Department.
Senior $I.0o
Middle. 600
Junior 800
Pupils in the English Department, who do not wish to go
through regular of Music in the Academy but who
wish devote portion of their time to this study, Will
of the ACADEMY and
will in this Of study SUPERIOR
20 those Afforded in other Institutions Of the kind Those
desiring to become students in either Department, should
APPLICATIONS sooS the number OF pups limited
until larger buildings can be obtained auS5-td
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/ Samuel rs Morrison Z e s9s 9l fss
T John Morrison's heirs &c. Ohio county. Z
Y virtue Decree of the Court in this case, shall
ID Saturday, goth September 1885, at Beagle's
tavern county the National Road, sell at public
sale highest and best bidder the Tract of Land
ofheeng Creek, far from said Beagles taT:
ern belonging John Morrison, deceased and
which they Inherited from said John, containing, as is
posed Sixty-Six Acres and fraction. e. T.
Of sale credit OF one two and three
years nsaImCnts, with interest from the day OF
sale; purchaser giving bonds with approved security
thereof, and the title being retained TIL
II is paid ~ ~ - -
der to equal division among the heirs
u19:dav Commissioner
E Notice
hereby given that Subscriber has the accounts Of his
IL customers made to this date aud he earnestly de.
sIres their settlement Such not at once
called for will be presented for payment
Wheeling. July i. 1856. Jul
Dr.. "A. p. Wheeler,
OFFICE,
: MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE NJ. 81. BANK.
Residence Webster street, opposite the I'd Pressy-
terrain Church. ~ ~, d
promptly attended to. 1e9yL
80 9 Itss T'nan A''' ''F '@s z O. coon co.
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esg-Thc recent decline Of about temper cent.
in the shares of the Panama Railroad Company,
is attributed in q great measure by our noneta=
nv men to the increasing probability that the
projected Honduras route may be put in action
and. enter the lists as formidable competitor.
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noe Lots fof Sale in .Kirkmno-ll
2fTH OF AUGUST, 1856 :" 'ae
m the r-c1niscs. and after thnf-tln,t NJ ,,r,,,
U 1.' 100 'L0Ts N K1RkNo0D. ono

The town OF kITkWo0d Is directly Onnnslt, w. :,
the Depot OF HE Baltimore and Ohio RalroSl
for sale near the Depot OF the Cleveland Pt,e Ike
the Central Ohio Roads, and where the Cncp. II 4
IA Road will make connection with the HrmpStIi si
Some OF the Lots ARE improved and Within he t os
itsof The town. Any additional quantity Of ~.
public necessity requires, either FOR private ais 81
will be disposed % on reasenatIS tS. g
THIS s9ysptaEss Of the ,, EesSnat Road Wheeiug RI
tle town very desirable place. and probable foT as