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TbtONICS WON'T DOI

L they never did do more than givo temporary
relief and they never will 1t is because they don't
touch the of the disease The Cause of all acue
and bilious diseases is the atmos pherc poison called
MiaSma or Malaria. Neu.raiize this poison by its
Natural Antdote and all disease oensed by il dis
sppears at Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is thil
Aniidote to MalHra, end moreover it is perfectly
harmless medicine. The certificate OF the celebrated
chemist DR.. J. K. Chiffon, of New York 10 this eff
feet is attached 10 every hottlei therefore, if il does
no good il do no harm.
This is more than can he SAID Of Quinine Arsenic,
tonic in existence, their is runous the
constitution and brings on Dumb Asue, which never
allows person TO feel perfectly well for moment
In illustration of these truths annex extracts
from a letter just received from Physician:
GEORGETOWN, Ohio, March II, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES. Esq.--Dear Sir: Yours of the I'd
inst. s 81 hand. The Cure arrived late last and
the difficulty in getting any to try il greatly
increase from the fact shat remedy had been intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public.
as being better than using Quiaine-not knowing
presume that the remedy they used to taking
Quinine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, (knOwn as smiths TOnic,") would
nvirerly Break srue, but it did Cure it, it
would often return with renewed yigor. This
circumstance deemed in your favor, if Could in
stitute test Comparison between it and your Cure
The follow ing is the result:
Three persons took yOur ''Cure, all of which
Cases OF ''Quotidiau intermittent Fever" Of many
weeks standing. They had tried Quinine and other
remedies. occasionally missing chill, hut las
in ali such cases slowly wesii1g them and Ia ying
the foundation of other and severer maladies. ! did
succeed in eectiHs radical cure of all three Of these
cases with your remedy aud they have not had chill
since. In all three OF these TIE mith Tonic
had been nsed and wGud before stated, break The
chill, but after period two iIai elapsed it would
return.
think there W i'll lie difficulty in giving TO
your "Cure the vantsge ground of any Othor remedy
now in use here, &c, &c.
WILLIAM BrcKsER, NJ. D.
Rhodes Fever and Aeue Cnre, or Antdote to Ma
ara, the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally
certain q Preventative Cure Take il when
you feel the chils coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprie Tor, Providence. FL.
Wholesale Agents, 81. Louis, II. BLACKSLEy;
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. Aud for safe by Drug
gis-s generally. ap2iIm
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The following Testimony, given us by Mr.. lothian P
Condit, of Orange n. j., shows the extraordinary
effects of this Wine and Pills in Paralysis.
Orange, N. j., Feb. 18th I953
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT

I 'HERE Is no longer question, Or
doubt in the minds ofthose who bcsf Gc-
quainted with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
Depot offers for the sale of Woods, of its Importance
and pr act liability
Located as il IS at the outlet Of the great wool.
growing West, being of easy access tl lyoo-rr0wer
aud merchants, and within % hours ride of the
most distant manufactures of New England 1t pos
sesseS great advantages.
Manufacturers, (exceptag those who are engaged
as speculaurs in ools speak in the highest terms
of his system and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimulated us TO increase efforts TO make this
house what il should bea safe and reliable channel
for tire sale of their wo0ls. 1t has surmounIci all
the difficulties and oapostiOrs that could wei be
brought against any enterprise by class OF specula
tors opposed 10 it, aud il now has more and stronger
recommendations than ever. we have spared no
pains nor expenses in making ample arrangements
for al who may wish to avail themselves of the al
vantage arising from this manner of grading and
selling woods. Merchants, and woolgrowers, who
wish To realize their woods, on delivery at cur De-
not can be accommodated with liberal advances
If desired sacks i'll be heretofore those
wishing to send us their wool, and WOOL TWlNE
tying fiecces will be furnished at from IL to
90 per pound.
When several in one ncighhorbood wish us to for
ward sacks or twine, We prefer sending to ad.
dress Our customors in Illinois, and the Western
States will find that ordering sacks from Va will
save them much trouble, aud insnre the safe arrival
of the wool here as sacks all numbered and
| stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and after being
filed by consignors, will require other marks.
We hope for a liberal patronage, our charges are
| low for handling and selling. aud we promise 0nr
| employers that our undivided attention shall he de
M M 70, fss5a stopAIE ce
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HAIL CoLUMBIA-This is he title of 1
racv little weekly published by ARNOLD &
Co.. No 10, Spruce street, New York. il
contains large amount of humorous origi
nal matter, and is illustrated with spirited
engravings, "ln politics and religion it i:
not neutral. but perfectly independent of al
trammels and creeGs." Terms 2 cents PEI
number, or ST. year in advance. Ter
copies for ST. The number before US is &
racy shee., and persons wanting good
laugh can get it in this paper dogcheap.
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IThe barn of MASON M. DUNLAP, OF
West Liberty, Virginia, was burned on
Thursday night last. There were about
twelve hundred bushels of wheat, rye, and
barley stored away in it. 1t was the work
of an incendiary. The light from the burn
ing barn was seen very distinctly here, but
no one had any idea that it was at SO great
a distance
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HIS bEfOblS VI
Explorations and Discoveries,


Composed entirely of Original Songs. repaired ex
pressy for this Campaign, ana adapted the most
stirring popular airs of the day. l6S PIP. Price ii
cents. Liberal discounts made TO Clubs, Committees
and others ordering by the dozen or hundred.
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FoR TIRE CAMPAIGN.

GuTrA PRKcHA g. HEMP.--On Friday
evening the BUCHANAN GuttI Parcha Club
met in the Cour, House, for the purpose,
no doubt, of practising the execution of
their political opponents: After the meet
ing was called to order, S. NJ. HowEI
was announced as the speaker. The cry
was "Howey, Hoscey, HowET," when
HowEY mounted the rostrum, and taking
out a book from beneath the desk pro-
ceeded to read his speech. Not that it
was not HowEY's speech oh, no. No one
also could have framed those magnifcently
hendish eentences-no one else could have
SO adroitly driven such spanking team of
adiectiyes as be. He had written his speech
in a book, and then he read it to the audi
ence, school boy fashion.
HowEY is inimitable. With the most
perfect ease imaginable, and with a celebrity
that showed him to be thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the road, he carried the Republican
party 10 the region ol the damned and lie eft
them there bowling. This he did for sew
eral times, and each time, notwithstanding
he had the party so safe, be pitched into
them with teniold Jury. He worked himself
into an agony over the prospect of disunion,
& quoted from recent four h of July speech
es of PHILLIPS and GARRISON, to show that
the Republican party were going to dissolve
the Union. If he had only taken the trouble
to read the entire speeches he would have
seen tha; Messrs. PHILLIPS and GARRISON
are for Buchanan. But no, honest and fair
dealing 10 not in the Deuocratic programme
this season.
Mr. HowEY pitched into Col. FREMONT,
and like all the rest OF the African Demo
eracy,
Damned the worth he cannot initiate"
His filings at the New York Tribune, HEkzY
WARD BEecHER, WIN. H. SEWARD, and
others formed parallel in little dog we
observed last night, furiously barking at the
moon; the moon, however, Kept on the ever
tenor of its way, and so will the Tribune
BEKcHER, and SEWARD, though a Thousand
HowEY's do bark at them.
The Democracy should by all means pub
lish the speech, asa specimen orhighfalutir
eloquence. Its circulation in this count,
would have beneficial effect on the Repub
lican party. If the Gen. would peramBalats
the county and shriet that speech on ever,
stump, FREMONT stock would be at grea
premium in Belmont.
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THAT Wash TUB.--We forgot to notice
last week that Mr.. F. w COFFIN had dis
posed of the right to sell WIsSEK's Wasl
Tub in this county TO Mr.. Sc TT, and in
tends leaving the county. We wish hin
good luck wherever he may GO. Mr.. SCoT7
will continue the sale of the popular Wasi
Tub in this county.
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Those .BEEs.-Our friends STONE and
THOMAS are on hand again with their closing
out prices for goods. That is the store at
which 10 get good bargains. Give them a
call and see how busily the occupants Of
the bee hive work.
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The Westminster RerieU for July, is re-
ceired. Its table of contents is:-Christian
Mission, their principle and practice; The
Natural History of German Life; Smiths
Latin English Dictionary; Froude's History
of England; Hereditary influence, Animal
and Human; Popular Amusements; Minis
terial Responsibility: Contemporary Liter
ature. The subscription price of this Re-
view is So year. Published by Leonard
Scott, g. Co., 81 Gold street, corner of Full
ton street, N. Y.
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SHERIt F'S SALE
TRUET Brothers & Co.
MENANDrB MoTT EFT AL

MEsANDrB MoTT EFT AL.
BY virtue of all ExefutiO to me Directed from the
fnurI of Common Pleas of Belmont County. 1 will
offer for sale al public auction
Tuesday september The l6 4. d. 1856.
Between the hour If TO- o'cloc' A. NJ and 4. o'clock
r. M of sadi day. at The frunt Door Court house
III 81. ClaIrsviIls in Belmont county Ohio. the fol
lowing described lands and tenements sit lying
and icing in said county of Belmont and bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit: the SOuthW quarter
Of Section No. 2s, township No. Range No in the
Marietta Land District, containing 59 a. acres
also the South West half the South quarter OF
Section 35 township :, and Ranged in the saiu Land
District Containing 65 95 I0e acres; also the South
West quarter of Sectios No. 2S township No. Z. and
Range No 6, couts lining l60 acres; also Lots No s. &,
&. 9, TO- H. 25 and 60, in the town OF Temperane
VILE in said county; also acres of land assigned by
the Comm Issioners of The 100 tract for water
privileges; also Lois Sand 81 upon which is erected
Brick hause; also Lots No lG5 I67 I5s in The town
oil GAINESVILLE, Belmont county. Ohio.
JNO c. NICHOLS. Sheriff,
by HUGH MCNEELY, DIP Sh riff.
SheriH-s IA
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MILLINERY aIIsIaESs,

~ AL its varinS branches she sOicts share Of public
patronage. Particular attention. VIII he Eivsn 10
Fancy Work, Thinning and making Eouasts IA Iha
very has; we snI al very reasonable prices.
AgTii ;. -
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iyl0tf
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Invalid have you tried Hoof1and's German
Bitters? If not, read the following:

Invalid have you tried Hoo1and's German
Bitters? If not, read the following:
LANCASTER, April 80, 1850.
Respected Sir-l have been for series of
years afflicted with Dyspepsia, Inactivity of
the Liver, and Nervous Debility. My mental
powers have been so reduced as to render me
quite unfit for the transaction of any kind o!
business. After consulting many eminent
physicians, and using their prescriptions, and
after using the most popular remedies Of the
dpy, supposed to be applicable to my case, /
always failed to have permanent relief A
friend, with much persuasion, induced me to
try bottle of your celebrated Bitters. | have
used one bottle, and this day commenced the
second, l can with cheerfulness, state that it
has happily improved me. My appetite and
spirits have stonishing improved, and ! begin
to feel as though had grown suddeDlyl ten
years younger; and really, am almost pre-
pared to say that now consider myself calcu.
lated for any business. while, ten days ago,
would as soon have undertaken to square the
circle, as to have attempted it.
Yours, respectfully,
A. B. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, Philad'a
And for sale BY
H. ALEXAN. Err, ST. Clairsvillt
A. c. HARI ~. St. Clairsville
Jas. Baker. " ncoling.
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Ge' c. Bethel, Flushing;
r. S. Clark, Morristown.
H Ii. Moot. Barnesville
NJ. p. Miles &Son SomertoD
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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LIFE OF Coz. ]. C. FREMoNT.-We are
indebted to Messrs. GREELEY & MCELRATH
for copy of the above work. 1t is neat
pamphlet of thirty-two pages, and embel-
lished with several engravings, including a
portrait of Col. F. Price per dozen 40 cents,
per hundred $3.50, per thousand $40. Ad-
dress GREELEY g. McELRATH, Tribune
office, New York City.
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To FARMERs.-We have at this office
some Iverson Grass Seed TO sell. II il
spoken of as being remarkably productive
We have but few pecEs Of it, and persons
desiring to secure it had better call soon.--
See notice of it in the advertising columns.
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A Coon FARM.--A good farm is a great
desJeratum. There is a farm advertised
for sale in our columns to-day, which is one
of the best farms in the county. If any per-
son wishes property of that kind they can
not do better than to purchase it.
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Yptal gnttlligrrrtf.
Announcement.

CAMBRIDGE Ohio July 18th; 1856
Ms Ep1oR,-P lease announce DR. NJ GREEx of
Cambridge, as q candidate for Congress, for this
n7<h-; Distinct subject TO the Barnesviile Repubi-
can Convention, on the l4th August next. DR.
GREEN is well qualified 10 represent the interests
of the people. and ss deserving, from his fidelity
to the great principles involved in the canvass as
any man in the District, Guernsey.
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announcement.

Since our last paper WAS issued We have
added seventy .fve names to our subscription
list. This is truly encouraging.
We are indebted to Mr. N. H. SMITH. ol
Martinsville for Club of fifty sir subscri-
bers, a nd to MIR. ]. d. STERLING, of Bridge
port, for two clubs of sic each. Besides
these we have received sufficient names 10
make seUenty .fus names this week.
Will some one in each neighborhood ex-
ert himself to circulate the CHRONICLE.
We still offer our paper at the following
rates:
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@We are indebted to Hon. C. J. Al.
BR:eHr for a copy Of The Report Of the Kan.
sss Investigating Committee, with the evil
dence taken by them. 1t forms book ol
over twelve hundred pages.
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5f(arrito.

On the 7th inst, at the Union House by Rev. j.
Woodroffe, JAMES S. ToDD OF Wheeling Va. TO
Miss MARY JANE DAVIS OF Martinsville, Belmont
county o.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. John Noffat, Mr. SAM
UEL STILwEIL and Miss ANNA MARIA GEIIER.
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GTDoa't forget the meeting at Flushing
on Saturday. 1t promises to be an inter-
esting affair, and we hope to see large turn
of the friends of FRExoEr and DAYros.
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SUMNER FRUIT DAVID THoBURs has
presented the Committee on Summer Fruit
with some fine specimens OF the Bough Ap-
pie, measuring twelve inches ir circumfer-
ence.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ,.-.,.. ......, -. .. :. 8.
purchase certain note of hand pu.por ing to be
signed by Nathan Seals aud James Coss, Ieyabe TO
Elisha Starbuck. Said note is dated the 25Ih March,
Tor there bouts) A. ID. 1885, and payable zine months
after date and calls for seventeen dollars and eighty
and a-half cents. Said note being frauduienty
obtained said Starhuck is hereby notified that said
Seals and Coss will not pay said note unless legally
compelled. NATHAN SEALS,
anIi3tpdl JAMES COSS.
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GA. ]. FRANCIS, formerly an appren.
tics in the Office of the St. Clairsville Ga
.ette, was witness before the Kansas In
vestigating Commi ttee.
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THon. Aksok BURLIKeAME, of Mas
sachusetts, and Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM, of
Cadiz, address Republican Mass Meeting
in Steubenville to-day, (Thursday.)
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ELMONT COUNTY, OHIO

~ELMONT COUNTY, OHIO
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
SMITH HlRsT, Plaintiff, VS.. THOMAS HlRsr and others
defendants
Addison Hirst and William Green. two of the de
PENDANTS in the above named action are hereby mott
fled that on the 4th day of August 1856. the above
named plaintiff filed petition In the Clerks Off ce
of said Court prayinI for authority 10 sell about eos
acres of land in Wheel ing township in said county,
of which David Hirst died seized and TO distribute
the proceeds according the provisions Of. the will
of said deceased. and that unless they answer said
petition by the eth day of September A. D. 1856 said
petition will lie taken true aud Judgment rendered
accordingly. ID. s. ADAMS Clerk
b. S & d. D. T. CowEN, Att'ys for pltfr.
au16w
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&c, e.,
DIR. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LlNIMENT.

rs a combination Vegetables. Extracted on Scien
tic principles and put up in pint bottles, in Iqued
used externally it acts upon the part orparts diseased
by stimulating the absorbent vessels arouseiug them
into action and il taken into the Circulation giving
vitality to the diseased part parts thereby
ing the natural functions and healing the same
And when used Internally it acts an antisaasuadc c
Tonic Stimuent and sudorfe. at the same time is
duretic, and acts freely upon the unnary organs
horse medicine it stants prominent 1t i'll
scatter or hacken Poll Evil unless very far advanced
by bathing it freely and warming it in with n hot
iron not 10 scald. II will remove tumors and
swengs Casioned by the collar, harness. or sad.
die. ItremOves gristly umps occasioned by kicks or
other wounds II they do not firmly adhere TO the
bone.
1t heals all Iascerated, confused incesed wounds
II will cure ,he scratches. II gives Immediate relief
in wind collie, given in doses of one two ounces 1t
arrests Inflammation; in fact it will favourably
compcIe with anyicf the Lininents of the dav Ind
in order to facilitate the action of The medicine when
externally used the place to be bathed shaved ia the
first place be washed with sorp and water free the
skin wound from dirt
This preparation is all excellent remedy for many
diseases of the human family and Will be found up-
trial good not better than any other prepera
tion offered in liniment form.
Though here wish to inior M the public and the
pur chaser . hat this medicine will no; cure every
thing, il will come doing every thing pre-
ectiun Ihave stated, any of the Jog to the H0rd
press pEfed pain killers Of the day" lind here Z
want it understood that do not ask a generous
public TO take my statements without IryIn. il for
themselves and he convinced OF the tacis stated For
further proof inquire of the following per~ons all nf
Belmont county and State of Ohio; Viz sSamuel Ran
kins Farmer; John a. Ray and John NJ. Stewart.
Mcrcants; Thos. Jones Iaptist minister, Rock HIN
Dr. Joshua Piggoi; Tagesrt and Shepherd 6Ierehsuts
Morrstown Ohio, and George X. Fox, horse frIvcr
Morrstown, o.; any of the farmers Tiving on the
grade road leading from Morristown TO Frecpori:
Harrison county. They will give you all the salts
faction necessary. This m cdiciun is free from al
mineral Posons and made and sold by the urderSien.
ed, near Bransun's Mill, Flushing valley, Reimuai
county Ohio. F.!ce 81 ceats per bottle.
Post office address Flashing Belmont County, ohio.
May 15 lS55 I'm
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Hf(u Aobertisemt1ts.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
On the 7lh instant published a"Notice" that
had removed" William Booker from the ofhce of
Deputy Treasurer of Belmont covnty Now, this is
give notice that, deliberate reflection feel
II to be my duty restore Mr. Booker 10 said Office
and recall said notice. Mr.. Booker will therefore
main my said Deputy Treasurer, under the original
appointment and col tract. THOMAS JOHNSON,
Treasurer of Belmont county, Ohio
ST. Clairsyille. Aug ust I3. Is56
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TTENTION, FARMERS.

IA The IvERsoN GRASS SEED, SO favorabIy
known, is thus endorsed by Farmer of this county.
''ThIs grass seed consider very meritorous, and
well worth fair trial, the got it of says he
has cut SIX TO eight ton of hay each cutting, four
times the same season. The way TO cultivate for
seed is 10 prepare your ground, mark it twenty
Incnes apart, drill the seed, and lightly. The
time to is from the list TO the 18th of September
One peck will drill about one half acre.
DAVID POGUE."
IL is for sale at his office. ault
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FARM FOR SALE.

N Near Browns MiI's Palmer town ssEss
ship, Washington county, Ohio. The sub Sa2S
scriber offers for sale
Farm OF Eighty Acres. 80
onehalf cleared and in good state of cultivation tht
Wood Land is almost all fenced in, with plenty o.
Water; an
Orchard of thirty bearing trees with Peach
trees plenty; New Frame House, Wood
House, Corn Barn, and Double Log
Barn ;and well of water at the door.
The above is situated on a County Road. leading
North to the Muskngum River. and South to the Rail
road. There is Meeting House and Mill within two
miles, and School House in site.
For further information apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
jy3I3il THOMAS SWAYN.
JCPCadiz Republican copy thee times and send
bill to advertiser.
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NoTIcE.-The situation advertised in our
paper of the 3lst ult., has been filed.
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A FARM FOR SALE.
'NHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT

L private sale his Farm, situated two miles west
OF Louisville, and half mile North OF the Ma
tiona Road, adOD ing The lands of Joseph Miner and
Others--COnt aiming about one hundred and ~
twelve acres. The improvements consist of SyaaIsa
good twOstory Frame Dwelling and kitchen, IfsSA
containing seven Rooms, with good Cellar L.
under; also excellent Frame Stable, Corn House,
Carriage House, and Wagon She'd all under the same
roof; also Barn and other outhuidings. Within q
few ste of the door there is failing Spring
of Water, with good stone Spring House; also a
never failing Spring of Water in every field except
one. There is on the premises a Large Orchard OF
well selected fruit. in full bearing or the above
Farm there is about eighty of cleared land un
der good state Of cultivation; the balance we'll clothed
with timber.
For further information, apply to the subscriber.
residing on the premises
jyl0itpdl JOSHUA r. LUPTON.