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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved to the
Greatest 4 re.

ND who that is gray would have it restored to
"A former color; bald, but woud have the growth
restored, or troubled with dGIdruT and itching but
wodld have it removed, or troubled with scrofula,
scad head, or other eruptons, but would be cured,
or with sick head ache, (neurtlGia,) but would be
cured VIII also romove all pmples from the face
and skin. Prot. Woods Hail Restorative will do all
this; SEQ circular and the following.
ANN ARDoR, Nov. 5, 1856.
PRoF. O. j. WooD--Dcar sir have heard much
said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair Resto
but having been often cheated by QIIackery and
quack nostrunis hair dyes, &c, I disposed to
place your restorative i'll the same category with the
thousand and one loudly trumpctcd remudics until
met you III Lawrence county some months SINCE when
ypu gave mo sncl assurances induced the trial of
your Restorative - my f'imy-hrst by my good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white and before eNhaustlng of your large bot
ties, her hair restored nearly to its original beau
tful brown color, and had and become beau
tful and glossy upon, and entirely the head; she
continues tU use it, hot simply because of its beauti-
flying effects upon thc hair but of its health
full influence upon the head and mind. Others of my
family and friends are using your Restorative, with
tho happiest effects; therefore, my skcpticism and
doubt iii rorrence to its character aud value are en-
tircly removed; and can and a. cordially and
have their hair restored from white gray (by
Of sickness age) to original color and beauty and
by all young who would have their beau
tiful aid glossy
Very truly and gratefully yours,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAr's OINTMENT AND PLLs.--Have you any
internal diseases II SO, the Pills will uproot Il and
regulate every disorlered fuuetlon. Tho Ointment
aliaysail outward inflammation, and curos wounds,
sores and ulcers, by dschgng the Irritating matter
and healing the osh. Tho Pills cure indigestion In
All us forms. Purchasers arc hereby Informed OF y
certain test asto the gcnuineness Of these remedies
Il Is necessary TO that each leaf Of tho book or d-
rectlons around each pot and box shows the words,
"Hoiloway, New York and London, y Ms water mark
In sen-transparent letters All not thus authcntIca
ted frauds. ~ 70
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS, Highly Concen-
trlted Extract Buchu, for Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses &c, IS safe
and pleasant reme dy. Read the advertisement in
~ N"'~''''i i'0sfIoH I1viniUuIu UcnuInc Tre-
paruLioR.n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

Ma ARkikD-onthe 07th OF oetobor, by Rev. b. r.
ne Elfrssh' Mr. John A. FIfa, Of Gallla county, aud
Miss Adrian Weldon, Of Chester
On The 2oih Of October, by ,as srme. Mr.. James
Ainea ana Miss catharn. Parsons, all OF Chester.
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P0MER0Y ACADEM Y .
rI'HE Fall Term of this Institution will commencc
L on Wednesday, Sept 30.
T.. f SPAT.DING D,,vo,n,,

T. T. or ALDlNG, PRINCIPAL.
. Mr. spalding, member of the senior class of a
New England College, comes to highly recomlne nd.
cd, both as scholar and teaeher. We bolieYc thai
under his management the Institution will Offer supe.
ror ndvantagesto to thos, who are dcsrous OF prepar-
,is LOT Ior the teachirs vocation, who wish
10 acquire an academic education.
MI, MI npaldihg VIII be assisted by Mrs. Julia A. p
opalhiny, ana by Others, should occasion require.
MIS- Spaldng, for the past five years, has boon en-
gagged in New England schools
Inc Academy has good Philosophical and Chem
ical apparatus; nlso Cutters Outline Maps for Illus
traing Physiology.
IUtr!oN.--Common branches, from 80 to IS; high
er, 5000 and 50; drawing CA lessoIls "a; INSTRUCTION
on Fiano GA lessonsD 3d. Uso of Piano per quarter
Rooms may be obtained, and board, Mt various
places III tho town. on reasonable terms For cata-
ioSuc OF further Information, apply to the Principal
By order of Board of rrdstues
c. K. PoMERoY, Secretary.
POmerOy, Sept. %. 1857. =
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Invalid, HAVE you TRIED uooFLAND,s GERMAN
BfTTERSY--If not, road Tho following

LANCASTER, April 30, 1850
REsrEcrED Rm--I hive been for long series os
years afflicted with Dyspepsia, inactivity OF the Liver
and Nervous c5ility. My mental powers have boen
SO rcduced as to rendermc quite unfit for the transac-
tion of any kind of business. After con.ultng emf
mont physicians, and using their prescriptions and
after using the most popular remedies of tho day,
supposed To be applicable omy case always failed
TO have permanent relief friend with much ne r.
snn sion. induced me to try bottle Of your BtIers
have used one bottle, and this day commence the
second. lean, with cheerfuness, state that It has
happily improved me, My appetite and spirits have
astonishinsly improved and begin feel as though
had grown (suddenly)tcn years younger; and real
~. am almo4t prepared to say that nav consider
myssif calculated for any business while, ten days
ago, would as soon havo undertaken to SQUARE r1lr
CIRCLE, rs to have attempted It.
Yours, respectfully,
a. b. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. C. M. jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

AMES E. PHELPS, Of st. Paul. in the Ter
rltory of Minnesota, Will take notice that
u J. Phelps; of the county of Pike, in the
State OF Ohio, did, on the 10Th day ofSeptem.
ber, A d. 1857, file his petition in the Court
ol Common Pleas, within and loT the county
oil Meigs, i'll the State OF Ohio, against the SAID
james +. Phelps, defendant, setting forth thar
the said James E. Phelps, on thu. 18th day of
March, a. d. 1855, made his promissory note
Tor three hundred and thirty dollars, payable
10 said y: j. Phelps, or bearer, in twelve
months after date thereof, with interest at the
rate OF ten per cent, that no part of said su an
oi money has been paid, and a judgment is
therein dema nded against the said James E.
PhelpS, for said SUN of three hundred and
thirty dollars, with interest thereon at rate of
ten per cent, from said 18th March, 1855
And the said defendant is further notife,I
that an order of attachment has been ISIS ned
in said case, and that he is required 10 a,,r
pear and answer said petition on or before ti',.
third Saturday, after the eighteenth day az
November, A. ID. 1857. and that in de(ault 3
Judgment will be taken as prayed for in said
petition. ]. CARFWRlGHT,
Atty for petitioner
Oct. 6th, '67.-6w $4.OO
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a ATTACHMENT.--A.P P.T Watkins VS.. W.
- L. y. turner-Beiore George w. Cooper, J.
r Of Salisbury township, Meigs county.-On
the 3;st day OF October, A. d. 1857, said JUS
lice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of forty-fo dollars
and nifty cents. A. p. II. WATKINS
Nlddlep0Tt, Ohio, Nov. 5th, '57-36w3s
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FARM EOa SAL r

" VIE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
L uated in Bedford township, Meigs coun-
ty, Ohio, eight miles from Pomeroy, seven
from Chester, an | ffteeR from Athens, on the
mail road from Chester 10 Athens the road
from Pomeroy to Athens also runs on the line
OF the land--oontaining one hundred and sew
enty acres, forty acres Of which is bottom, the
remainder rich upland, well watered, a branch
OF Shade river running through it, on the bank
OF which is a thick vein of excellent coal, I'M
derlying ut is supposedly the W hole farm. The
Improvements dre a comfortable two stor ,
house, with good celler under it, and well
OF ne YER failing soft and excellent water in
the porch, good orchard, barn, granary, she ds,
&C., about Iorty acres cleared, twelve or four
teen of which is in neadow--the uncIeared
land rs well tinbered, The farm is in heal
thy situation, aud the title undisputed and
free from any incumbrance.
Terms-One third in hand, and the remain
der, with interest, in two equal annual pay
ments. JOHN BARTON.
Bedford tp., Nov. 10, '57.--4w
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SALE OF REA L ESTATE BY ORDER or
~ PROBATE COURT.-On the twenty first
DAY oi November, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
on the premises, will be sold to the highest
Didder. the following real estate, as the prop-
eity OF isaac Vance, jr., deceased, to wit -
Slluate IN MeIgs county, and described as fol-
lows all the t tract or parcel of land situate
III mango NUMBER thirteen. town number one
IN the ONO Company'S Purchase, and on th.
w est Slue OF Ihomas' creek, and being the
vest end OF lots numbered three lIuu,lred and
nihe' three hundred and ten, and three hum
ufeu ana eleven; beginning at the North West
corner OF lot three hundred and nine; thence
Soutn TO The SOUTHWEST corner OF lot mum
Der three hundred and eleven; thence to The.
CREEK aforesaid, near where the mill stood:
thenGs win the meanderings Of sald creek t.
the North line ot lot numbsr three bundled
ana nine; thence TO the place Of beginning;
supposed to contain about thirty acres. mor,,
or less, subject to The dover of the widDw-
Appraised at 1925 90.
Also, thu undivided half of one hundreJ
acre lot number three hundred and seyenty
loufr III section number FIVE, IN town five, of
range number fourteen. in the Ohio Comma
ny FuTchase, and in the county of Gallia.
Appraised at $3O0.00; and which will be sold
at the same time and at the same place an
Polhted Tor the sale of the first piece abo7e
describe
Terms of sale One third cash, one third
III ~ slN months, and one third in one year from
day OF sale, with interest on deferred ma yments
from day of sale, to be secured bv mortyoge-
CELlNA B. VANCE, Administrators of
ISAAC VANCE, JR, deceased.
October 20, '5E-33w4
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I0N and after MONDAY, August 81, 1857
" Trains " i'll run as follows
Baltimore and Cincinnati Express wi II leave
Cincinnati at .25 a.. m; one hour for dinner
on the steamer John Buck, at 2. 30 p. M; ar
rive at Grafton at 8. p. IN. 20 minutes for
supper; arrive at Baltimore at 3. 80 a. IN. next
morning; az Philadelphia at p. ln., and n ew
York at p.
ChtiiicOtlle asad KHiIESbOrOugh Ac-
6.OIKatI Od;a tiOnA
VIII leave Cincinnati at ). 30 p. M, stopping
at all siatians. Arrive at Hiilsborough at
64o p. M; Chiilicothe at 1925 p.
Baltimore sanld Cincinnati Night
Express
VIII leave Cincinnati at p. m. arrive at
SCOTS Landing at 6.45, a /. m. one hour for
ParkerSburg at a. m, arrive at Grafton at
80 p. m, and at Baltimore at $50 a. M,
next morning.
The p III. train will leave on Sunday, in
stead o! Saturday.
Passengers taking this route will save both
IN time, dis ance and comfort, aud will not be
subjected to frequent changes of cars, and the
nSk vi missing connexions, as other rout teS.
Baggnge checked through to Baltimore, p hill
adeiphia, w lshington City and New York.
Through tickets can be obtai ned a the Com
Pany's Offices under the Spencer House, No.
burnet House, and at the Ticket Office at
the Little Miami Depot.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA MARIETTA.
GEORGE BARNES, Supernte ndeht.
JOHN FOGdITT, General Ticket Agent.
Sept. 9th. '57.
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0SMAR HARRIS Observation-Disclosures is here
Os$cy given that the subscriber has been an
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate OF osmar Harris, late of Columbia town
ship. Meigs county, deceased. M
JACOB PORTER.
Oct. oath, '57.-34w3.
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The NntfOmaI COmpsaimf.

Dyspepsia Is the most common disease among al
classes IN this country 1t assumes thousand
and s the primary source of innumera blo dangeroa
maladies; but whatever its type or syInutomse ow
ever obstinate its resistance ordinary preparations
It Yields readily and rapidly to this searching and un
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10
RiIiO,as Anecfinns.

The quantity and quality Ofthe bile are OF vital i'm.
portance to health. Upon tho liver, the gland which
this auid, these Pills operate specifically
hlibly rectifyi ing its Irregularities and cfectuaIy
curing Jaundice, Bilious Rcmittants, and all the va.
Teties Of disease generated by condition
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

A DMlNlSPRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notioe is
"a hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed aud qualified as Administrator of
the estate Of Robert Bolin, late of Chester
t townshp, Meigs county, deceased.
TdORNTON LEE, Adm'r.h
Oct. Goth, '57.-33w3&
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Bowel Complaints.

unless the bowels perform their functions proper
ly, tho whole body suffers Tens of nds die n
nually of Dysentery, Darrhcea, Chrouc
and other diseases Of these waste pipes the
Inc effect OF the Fills upon all ncstnaL disorders,
medicine. By following the printed dire ctions the
ly controlled. r'-S'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

OhN SAVAGE'S 3 SESTAFE.-NotIcei is here
u by given that the subscriber has been an
pointed and qualified as Administrator on tb,
estate of John Savage, late OF Meigs county.
deceased. REUEL BRALEY.
Pomeroy, Oct. 10, '57.-33w3#
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a DMlNlSTRhTOR'S NOTICE. Notice
4 = Is hereby given that ihe subscriber has
Deen appointed aud qualified as AdminIstra-
LOT OF Inc estate OF Moses Alexander, la 0f
Lelart townsitIps Meigs county, De ceased.
WM. ALEXANDRA, Adm,r,
Oct. goth, '57.-33w3e
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hoLLowAY's FILLS ARR THE REMEDY KNOWN IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES
asthma, Diarrloea, Influenza, Plies
Bowel Com Dropsy, Inhunlma Sto,s AMI
plants, Debility, tion Gravel
Coughs, Fever and Inward weak Sscon,la,x
Colds, Ague, ness Symntnr.
Chest Dis Female Com Liver Com Venereul Ar,
cases, plants, plants, feetions,
Costivencss, Hcadachcs, Lowness of Worms ofa
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Spirits, kinds
IL 2 CAUTION None are genuine unless ths
words 'HoLLoWAY, NEw YoRK LoNBox," are dis
cSrnibie asa WATER MARK in every leaf of the book
of directions around each pot or box; the same may
pc plainly seen by HOLDING THE L1aur. 4
hiidsoe reward Will be given to any rendering r
such Information may lead to the detection of any
Pry or parties counterfeiting the medicines vend-
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
On sod ut the Manufactory of Professor HoLIowAY
90 Maiden Lame, New York, and by all respectable
nruggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the
United States and the civilized world, in boxes at IS
cents 621a cents, and 81 each.
II Therc is considerable yiEe I'm ling the lar
ger sizes. s ~ "
N. B;-Dlrections for the guidance Of patients In
every disorder, are affixed to each box.
Aug. 25th, lS5T-na5eowIy
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

EHle Exciting CauSe OF Sickness.
NHE blood Is the elie-sustaining agent II furnishes
l. the components of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and
lntegument The Stomach is its manufactory, the
veins its distributors and the intestnes channel
through which the waste matter rejected IN its pro-
ductions Is expelled. Upon the sfonacn the eifcn-
wing indigestion purifying the fuds aud regn-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10
A Word TO Females.

The local debility and Irregularities which are ths
especial annoyances of the weaker sex, and which,
when neglected, always shorten life are relieve for
the time being, and prevented the time TO com
by course Of thi3 mild but thorough Alternative.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

To DR.. c. M. Jackson, Philadclphia.
See advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

Uctoher 20, '57.-33w4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

HoLLowAY's PILLS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
THE WoRLp FoR THE FoLLnyINa Disc Asra n,
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placed his hand upon the richly jeweled gorget
that hung upon his neck.
I ala ~ cried Sir Engelbert, just the other
ceased speaking, "look there -
The Unknown looked in the direction pointed
out and saw the turrets of a massive structure
looming up against the darkened sky.
sWhat Is it!n he asked.
alt is our good Convent Of Saint Fulvia.n
a female establishment 20
"Yes-in part. There are some Benedictines
there, believe, who perform the outdoor labor.
By nv faith. we just in time, for see-the rain
is already falling on the mountains
The party spurred up, and reached the convent
gates just as the great drops Of rain began to fall
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CHAPTER III.
THE ROBBER KNIGHTS.

The two knights were aroused in the morning
by loud knocking at their door, and upon open.
ing IL they found the same monk there, who had
shown them up on the night before.
Noble sirs, - the old man cried, "a party OF
the robber knights have come to rob the convent ~
"How'" uttered the Unknown. "Rob a num-
nery, Rob the home of defenceless women?'
"Yes, noble sir They are now at the gate and
demand admttance."
How many of them.'
"Full score.D
"Then hasten down and tell the good lady alb.
bess that we will be quickly with her.'
Ere long the two crusaders descended to the
apartment where they had sat the evening before,
and there they found not only the abbess and Ag-
nes, but several other women who had not yet
taken the full vow.
"How is this,' asked he of the Eagle, as he
entered the room.
''Do you not hear that noise at our gates sir 20
the abbess returned. 'sThat wicked knight, Otto
Won Metznger, at the head Of his companions de-
mands admittance here" -... ..
''But he does not surely mean to rob you?',
''Yes, sir. Ah-you know not the deep wick
edness Of these men. Yet there are few who
would do this thing. That most bold and reck-
less man of them all-the Wild Knight Of Wur-
temburp-would never iattack the home of wo-
men. He robs cities and wealthy monasteres.
But this man stops at nothing, His vaults are
already filed with gold, and yet he would rob us
for more"
''Then you have valuables here?"
ayes sir-shrines of gold and silver, besides a
large amount Of money which we have col
''And have you any men here who can bear
arms 30
eyes, dozen or more but they could do moth
ing against the vell-arned knights"
"Let them be armed as best they can, and trust
the rest to us.'
Thus speaking the mystic knight passed over
to where Agnes stood, and, taking her hand, he
said, in low, deep tone .....
Fear not, lady, whilst have life thou art
safe"
Could he mistake the look she gave him then ?
Could that quick, holy, joyful expression have
come from heart that held no deed love7 No.
But mark that blanche spot that followed-that
O
arm! All
but yOu-yOu, sir. Oh! you will not expose
yourself. There are many-you are only two;
MANY in the wrong-and two in the right.
God is with US. But be not alarmed for me. He
who will rob a woman can hold no terror for
me.n
''Yet you will be CAREFUL
Oh, your love plants the strength Of a thousand
souls in my bosom,r
tTo BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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could not tell whence came the quick emotion !:
only she felt the slight trembling of the Knights
hand rs her own rested within it, and she saw
the sudden light that beamed in his deep blue
eyes.
Supper was soon prepared, and after the meal
was over the party returned to the large room.
The unknown was the last one to be seated, and
il he would sit near the cheerful fire, he must
take the only empty stool, and that was close by
Agnes. He took IL, and ere long the knights
were recounting their adventures to the willing
listeners.
AS the evening advanced the unknown turned
his attention more particularly to Agnes, and with
eager, generous looks, she Listened to him. At
hei own request, he told her Of his adventures
while ihis companion was conversing with the
abbess.
''And now, :" said the maiden, after the knight
had told her of his last exploit in Carthage 'syou
must be cheered by thought that you are soon to
return to your friends.n
.Ah-my friends are -. But won't say that
This reception tells me that have friends |
will not believe that your generous hospitality is
extended without some spark Of friendship.n
':Indeed, sir knight" uttered Agnes, speaking
from her ardent impulse, and without thought
lyon may be of that. Ny own poor life
would be nobly given if 'twere to save and sue
The Unknown started aS these sweet words fell
upon his ear, and for the moment the rich bloou
all left his face, and his heart seemed to have
stopped its beating. But very soon the food came
rushing back, and the first bound of the heart
gave tremulousness to the whole frame.
"l-I-mean Sir--'
g Hold, lady," he said, as the fair girl attempt
ed to modify what she saw she hadSPoken quick
ly and from the heart, 90 do not take back those
words. They shall never leave me while life and
reason last. They shalt be with me to cheer and
console me, and to give nerve to my arm, and
strength to my heart. AS true as God reigns they
are the sweetest words that have dropped upon
my soul since my dying mother placed her thin
hands upon my child head, and blessed me. Do
not unsay them - unless, indeed, they only
came from hope to please. But if they came
from the heart, then let them be mine"
81 will be frank, sir knight the fair girl re-
turned, with beaming, generous look. % Had
they not sprung from the heart you would never
have heard them. The heart set them free ere the
cooler Judgment had weighed them
Thank you, lady; and henceforth you may
rest assured that there Is one knight who will
protect the honor Of your name with his life.
And though for the present circumstances prevent
me from revealing my name, yet you will believe
me when j say that no stain rests upon men
Agnes bowed her head, and her whole frame
trembled, but soon she recovered her composure,
and once more her conversation was free and
frank.
1t was quite late when the party separated and
an old monk conducted the knights TO their
chamber.
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CHEAP SECONDHAND PIANOS.-We have
~ IN store SIX PIANOS, some of which-->
have been used only few months by mem ~
bers of Congress families, and are now fortItSft
sale very low, being great bargains:
Pianos, very pretty cases. at & $50 each
do common, at S25 each
do beautiful rosewood cases, scarcely soiled
by the few months they received at
$40 each
do at Sis each.
These Pianos really great bargains and all per
sons IN quest ofa reliable Piano and great bargain
should call and see them.
Also, always on hand the largest most complete
and reliable stock of NEW PIANOS ofany estab-
Also. all kinds of MUSIC and MYSTICAL IN
STRU RUMENTS. JOHN r. ELLIS,
ap3 SIG Pa. av, bet 9th and 10Th sts