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TNSTTTUTIQN FRANKLIN
a THEODORE VALADE, P~rinciual WE
DocrErR HoaRE, Professor tAngiais.
lo'aiHoas,-payablc tous los trois smois, pcnsion.
na'fes, par aimee scolastiqae composee de 10 mois
Extremes pour lie meme temps. IA
Iout tIinestre commence devra etre pave ct il ne
sera accord4 de diminntion que pour cause dc maia.
die. opelousas lie 8 jaiu 1855.
t. yALADE,
Propridtaire ct principal,
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X CEpTfoN.A
L'ouvertue DIES Glasses est Advertisement fxse
an quinze Oetnbre. ~
sEUR MARIE DIES SAINTS ANGEs,
Septembfe II. Snpe,ieure.
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oulS Stage, Encanteur Public dams
r a1 e pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau d Ia
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ROGERS \ THOMPSON, Encanteurs
~ Publics dans ct pour la Parbisse 81. I,andrv
Bureau aux Opeloasas. @
GEORGE y. ROGERS. A. Il Tuo,tpsoS
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Il, z PRoFESsEUR ANTHONY VIM
* 'sa mEit 2 honneHr dinforner lie public, ~qu'ayant
s ss u est pref 3 bonner des lecons sur le Piano II
slolon, Ia l%i,itarre. ainsi ql'en Musiane yocaie,. Il
accoydeta S%s1lcment les pianos. SEES priS saront tx e
ct mg q na, ,s 80 par arm, mos pour h musiquee ipstrumeufale
cord DIES pianos, les priN seroi.t proportiannss : lt ac-
vrase neanrnoins i seront %toujours nlodtras. ~
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T0LEDANO & TAYLOR, Mafc,apds
Comnlissionaircs encoignure des ,ues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvclle-Orleans.
DGN'. foLEnANo J. M'peNALn TAYLOR,
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rTHEODORE DEvALCOURT. Notaire
= - Public ct Encantcur dams ct pour ID paroisse
r.: Landry, Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordrc
promptement execute. so"
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A LPH0NSE DEBA1LLoN. Encanteur
II Public dams ct pour Ia paroisse ST. IanIrv
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau do 4, 81
lobln sera proinptelnent execute,
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ThYSSE GABEREL, Encantteur Publique
~ ct Collecteur pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. bu.
eau aux 0pelousas. Mars 10.
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ARoGuES lr FARFuMERIEs FRlI.
4 4 ;CHEs.-sReeu par '.eRce Glaze 1T Nav
Ssss5s 9sgncos.quinine ffaneais-Lyons katii- az
airoSsak2y fnm pom Etoltfl Ia thta. YN,
) sBs,fiae des,inille Rssrs, nom astoilet. Tx
osdoz. pedeeine dh DR., Rogers, 1iyenont 4 Tar
pour les msladics de poitrine. f"'
pillales de Mel. ane. lie Aver ct sutres,
prix reduits par i. +, uFBRann y S !" nes
opelonsas, 12 ayrii 1866. y
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Observation-Disclosures.
Sixicmc-Queue Tortue--chez u.
Lower Plaqueminc-au magasiL, !
Keougl. $4g& #.
s~epttcme-Upper raquemine-chez i
Daigle. i4i
lPointe-aux -LoupsAcllez Alexandra DaigIe.
X Huitieme-Bois Maliet--ehex Pierre Derbunhe. a
-Faqnetaique-chez LII. MCGEE.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Jean T. Lafeur.
-Villc Plate--chez William RehdsAM
Dixicme-Bayou Chicot-au Inagasin. de james
Akenhead.
Prairie de Riniere-chez Charles jean
Onzicme-Viclle Grande Prairie-au M
Philippe Stage.
Douzieme-Bayou Bnuf-chez LII. B. Shaw.
-Moundvile-chez Landry Hollier.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures la Maison dsEcole du
Saekett.
Quinzieme-Bayou Rouge--aa maagasin dc Levy
d Brothers. y - 49,
Selzieme-Prairie Mamo.-ciez Joseph Landre-
mean. 4satg gl4 .s.. gses ~ sEga3 i
Dixseptieme-P Prairie Plaisance-chez Napoleon
Andrcpont. =
Observation-Disclosures John Wright.
Dix'nenyiem - Lyons Point-ehez Don Louis
Broussard. sssGgs .
-Coulee Croche--a la Maison d.EcoIe.
E5- Les COMMISSIONERS objection de la Paroisse
st. Landry tiendroHt la di.e election, sans al,tEe no
tee, ct men feroiit les fetolrs eomformemenfSSa Ia
loi. Wa .s ,r5 -
Bureau du Sheriff, .0pelousas, s Mars, 1857.
~ lfVI iflIIEDE NJ Gl..-.r f.
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OUTS A. PATIN, Encantcar Public
- dans ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bnreatl
ny 1ilnna Geteaa. Tons ordres laissas i THotei
ae ! uhi2n a.S Opclolisas, seront prronptement IA.
cutes. Grand Coteati, 2 Feyrier.
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DROGUEs, MEDICINES EFT Par.
~ FUMERIE FRAICHE.
p. LE0NGE HEBRARD & co. viennentfS { r /
dc reccyoir IN assortment coml,let dc or
-UDROGUES, MEDICINES ETARTICLE DE
VIZ .ftzs.r FANTASTIC.
FS Entr autrcs l'on trouvera chez eax I'M is
<SaA ch0ix de ~
Portes-h %onnaje: Papier ct Envelopes de Fantaisje
CANT Ahglais pour Danes; Savens de Toilet;
Partams; Eau de Cologne de Jean Marie Faiina;
Pondre pour,a Figure retgncs en- Caoutchouc
Brosses 4 Dents de toutes qualities;
QulNlNE PRANGATS, prihx redtit: ts
Peintures; Huiles; Vcrnis; verres ii Wires; m
pinceany. Sirop P%ectoral de Ducanse. ss
SlEOlP DE BRIANT pourie rhlme,
Pastllles DE CONNIE, Conseryes dc Citrpns, @e
Pate de Jujnbe, Eau-tle-Yie, Madere.
's4 Vim duporto, Porter dc Londres dune
:, qnalit6 s,iperieuye.
de Belloque, Digitaliae,r
fastiile d lpecac poar ~enfants, DragGes yermifu.
e. de Stptonihe, Pcrles d Ether.
REMEDE ANTtGOUTTEUX du DR.. I.avi,c.
kourso, renede contre lie yer solitaire,
Lancettes, Daviers, Papicrs,
Ldyres dc fomptes, eicre. plumes me;talioues.
rABAC a priser; 9 ehiqner ct i fumer, Biberons,
Giysopompes dun houveai mndele. -
I'm assortment complet de m't,ecines broyetkcs
Franchises, Arglaises ct AmIrieaiDes. Ns
lie tout d bon marche.
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nUPIRIER, HA YES & CO.; Marchands
~ Cornmissionaires, IA me st. Louis, N Orleans
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q sonssigne infnrme ses amis ct Ia n,h,o
M Gu general qnilssst ttabli dams Ia : ' Us ssso
n,ne ne washington, on il est preta faire SSfti91.ssS}
a ~ sertes de raparations aux ~voitures, les Tei,s5ra
g g;ams, ss e,e, IL Reint AUST DIES el,seignes, des orne.
ae.tlon a pouvlage qoi hui sera comic il e s,saae III,
ritter I'M patronage liberal. II espere me-
Washington, 80 aouf, 1856. cork,
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VAIN 4 GopETRoY, colIectcnrv. i.
ct DIES paroisses avoisinantes. -"ANs
: Lenf bureau est rue de 10 Cour. chez Andre
Meynier' duge de PaiA. Opelousas, % fey. 1851.
-ooi' ALiN' LOUIS A. GoDEFRDY.
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G.OsELINs PIERRE, Menuisier ct Char
rgi, plfes es services au public, ses prix Sc.
roht modares pour du c~onsItant settlement.
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1hAMPAGNE.-Qnelques paniers de cot
excellent Vim, en- magasjn nua = - NC cet
Nh pflS redait' pour clore une consicnation ''hSa
phbAiLLoS 4 CARRlEFE, Washs -,
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snNEIIME a. GUIDRY, Encanteur Pu-
~ bic dams ct pour III Parossc St. Landry. Bureau
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DEBAILLON & EA4lRIERE. gonsinpa-
~ taircs, ExpsdIti5niairesset Marchands Com
missionaries, Washington Lag
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SON DE BLE-a0 sacs, a vendre par
pEBAILLQN X CARRIERE. Washington
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NNF ~Als,m-2oeo haFi!s de Mals, qai 5ptiysp,
- etre Iyrss aux op0lousas OIL Il Washington. n
Seadre par DEbAlLLON CARRIERE. Woshiytnnn
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~ Nv. MUSE & CO.-Marchands Com
49, missionaries de prodait, et agents de bateatlx
= vapeur, No IL, rue Gsavier, N.sOrlaans.
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he LAV0INE NOIRE, Il yendre mar
- pEBAlLLoN 4 CARRTERF
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GEIe300 saes, a vcndre par
~ DEBAiLLoN & CARR1ERE, Washington
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

easts s. q =
AUG. Z, 183-4:, PAST 10, y. NJ.
I am very weary, but | must write out
the incidents of this day while fresh up
on my memory. What a pleasant one,
what memorable day it has been ome
The boys deserved it,weH how beauti-
fully they acquitted themselves at the ex-
animation Of the Grammar School, and
howadmirably they spoke in the evening.
Fred so calm, self-possessed, and gentle
manly; Charley so bright and buoyant
so full of fun; how his eyes sparkled
and told the humor in his speech long
before he pronounced the, wards!k kY04
But let me begin at the beginning
We rose at the break of day Honey
and / washed and dressed them nicely.
Everything. even to the little edinen gloves
that Charley hates so mueh, was COM
plete. Then we sent them to breakfast
while made my toilet. ,......,.. a.@a
had just finished nay cup of coffee
when the omnibus came for us, and we
left the cottage as quiet as if no one had
risen for every member Of the house
hold would slumber, long after we came
away except Honey. She, / believe,
never sleeps always ready. always
prompt-bess you, HONEY !ls ~
We reached the cars in ample time
quite sufficient to enable Charley to get
the genealogy of alfne brown pup plea
'sant-leoking farmer was taking along
with him. The man was 50 pleased with
the little fellow that they chatted away
the whole distance to Newark and is,was
quite pathetic to seel the fare ewell between
them. We soon found ourselves at the
ever-pleasant, much-beloyed Astor.-
There We found cousin Jamie, Mr.. +,
and Judge B. They welcomed me
to the city once more ; admired my boys
greatly. Wasn't ! happy? But. poor
rustic as ! am, could not enjoy their
conversation, The synoise was SO great, the
confusion so intolerable. Who would be.
lieve one could become so truly uncitiied
in eighteen short menths?
/ absolutely trembled when | found
myself once more in Broadway, but |
soon got,into the vortex, and. iwhirled on
like the rest. Such shopping! That
Charley how he bobbed in and bobbed
q outr-stopping now at this window--then
in the middleof the pavement to admire
ga noble span Of horses '-then to be
jostled,- pushed here, then there, while
they laughed till they cried at monkey
which an orggan 'stls an grinder was carrying
about.lfs And |, .ras bad as they, was
equally amused at the cunning creature
TIL, on looking up, Isaw two gentlemen
apparently enjoying our yerdaney as
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
] 5iD,. 20 3HI JIINl
!. .a,..Al.o tt4ap.a.
! biFSr the Quasqaeton Guardian.
EODE TO WINTER em saw ID

1fia sli9sODE TO WINTER BGm e88 f5e
Tic scar issavds Of autumn have fllensio the
ground, 'aA4@6N ~ tEhR n
Spribg, Fall and SuIpnier are, numbered with
ot thepast;g ;gaR ,ybGl ganoy S baa bid
Now comosthe bleak klainGir, with c6ld-piercing
~ blast. .aI u9t asia 949w aqsfiF
Thefidds are covered er with winters attire,
The family group shivuing drawelose tothe fire;
The summer birds migrate to more genial skies,
The bud and the blossom DROPS, witlerrs and
sdies. ~ edf al .sdaiadsG 10 9arcaY ID
The housetops are elo,heliin wintFls white
Dress
Nows.thetne far the rich his. aeis; hbor to
Misery and. poverty Are abroad id the land,
Relieve it, ye rich with free, open hand.
Wait not till called on, but seek it you'll find
Enough to do;--on some bleeding heart TO bind
The Blessings of comfort--nove onward, God
speed
Relieve the dis.ressed-'tis a God loving deed
Twill repay you with blessings far richer than
gold; a ''' = - 40
You'll receive compound interest an Hundred. fold
Gold is but dross, if not applied 70 good use,
It's curse to mankind, if it suffers abuse ttd
Then go forth, thou rich, drive rant from the
door ~ y icad8tf3
OF thy less happy lrohq-sh. indigent poor
philadelphia, Jan |, 1857 '.'' 81 JON.
a.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

psGA Charleston paper saysrthe law sub
Fstilu,iils confinement TO their ships of
free cologed seamen, iastead of inprison-
ment, has passed both houses Of the S,lu h
Carolina Legislature. -f S. r
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

CoLp REGIoNs EXTENDING. 1t is we'll
known as a matter Of history, that when
Greenland was discovered it possessed a
much warmer climate than it does at
present. The ice peaks have been cx
tending south from the polar regions for
some centuries, and the northeast coasts
of our continent are now much colder
than they were three centuries ago. The
cause of this is not well understood, the
fact only is known. 1t is believed by
some persons that there is great eddy in
some part Of the polar ocean which some
times changes its direction, and BY drift
ing large icebergs from one place to
another changes the climate Of those
places whence they are drifted by tie
presence of such masses Of ice, diffusing
their low temperatures to great distances.
In the month of July last. the White
Sea was blocked up with huge mountains
of ice. and the commerce Of Arehang,l
stopped--something which never hap,
pened before. In the Farce Islands, snow
fell in the valleys in the middle of July.
the Ike of which also never happened
before, If this drift Of lee continues
regularly for few seasons, the coasts of
the White Sea win become as inhospi.ab.e
as those of Greenland now are - .Seientifc
1i'Fg' 4eu"' Il sHaassf .Ast4xRzL
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
From Harrcr's Magazine for January.l Z
AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE
OF A STATESNIAN.v4oo
AUG. Z, 1885,. PAST 10, 2. !,

rnnu.,.rrr MANY ar3 .4q---l ..-.l I
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
BUCHANAN COUNTY IOWA JAN i7 ts57

,noiingsTgno9 a'Gaaaod .rh 10 srsdmsm
-ta alab llad o 10 ogalrs1ba ga:In
mo1l lIimal I'D bnn 1utaea 1lndl 10 aanas
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

diiw y9roiIab 9di moIl an uoilerob sdi 10
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02
iscelIaneous.
POrtabIe Flour MiIls

TTIHE Subscriber Is manufacturing Portable
i Flour Mills, of q quality superior for sim
plieity and durability to any other now in use.
They'c be driven by Steam, water, or horse
power, and will prove an acquisition to iron
masters, stock feeders and lumber men. There
are hundreds of persons throughout the coun :
try who have surplus water or steam power, or
time on other business, who, by Introducing one
or m ore Of these ruills into their
may greatly benefit themselves, and at the sam e
mills { 90 inches in diameter) grinding over 70
bushels of feed per hour, can be seen daily in OPP
Grafton at the Oil and Feed Mill of Lessrs Say
dam s. Co., ON Rebecca street, Allegheny
Steam engines, boilers and mill furnishing on
hand and made to order. Orders and enquiries
attended to with dispatch.
w. w. WALLACE, ~ e.
s1s Liberty ST., Pittsburgh Pa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02

i to the highest bidder, before the front door
of the Courthouse of Harrison county, on the
eth day of November next, all the lands that Jo-
sias Adams by his will directed to be soll:-that
is, the lands he owned on Ten mile creek in said
county, and the lands he owned in Taylor coun-
ty. There are supposed to be about seven or
eight thousand acres in all. II will be laid off
examine for themselves. can only say that
those who may want to purchase improved land
cannot do better than to call. They are of the
finest quality of soil that belongs to the old coun-
will call upon the undersigned, he will take
pleasure in showing them the different lots, af-
ter they are laid off.
Tho terms of sale will be one-sixth down, and
and the residue in five equal annual inssalments,
with interest, payable annually-the purchaser
giving bond and security, and lien being re-
tanned on the same. P. NJ. ADAMS, Ex'r.
September 25th, 1S57.-Tt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02
Land for Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of tho Circuit Court
I of Randolph county, pronounced on the
25th day of May, 1857, in the cause wherein Da-
yid j. Ford is complainant, and Harrison
w. Campbell defendant, I shall proceed to sell,
to the highest bidder, at public auction, before
the Court house door of the said county of Ran
dolph, on the goth day of October next, it being
court day, the following tract of land, contain
thereon, situated in said county. on Flies creek
about one milo cast of Beverly.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of one and two
years from the day of sale will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security
for the purchase money, and also lien will be
retained on the land as further security for
the purchase money. DAVID GOFF,
Sept. Sd, 1s57-l1 ids Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02
COL. J.G. EREMOITS EXPLORATIONS

L his expeditions. Superbly illustrated with
stsel plates and wood cuts, engraved under the
immediate suPerintendence Of Col. Fremont,
moHtly from DaguerreotypeS taken on tho spot,
aud will be issued in sty lie to match DR.. Kane's
works. It will also contain new steel portrait
being the only correct likeness of the author cv-
er pablished. Two volumes, octave, $500.
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Notices, Sales. &c.
Public Sale ofN,nmd.

PURSU ANT TO the provisions of a Deed of
y Trust executed TO the u ndsrsig nsd as Trps.
tee, on the 9Th day Of June, 1856, by Daniel s..
Hall, to secure the payment OF "a certain debt
therein mentioned 10 Sanford B. Hall, and Of
record in the Clerks Office of Harrison county
Court, in Deed Book No. al, page ia, will
proceed, on the 24th day of August next, TO sell,
at public auction. TO the bidder. for cash
in hand, the interest of Daniel S. Hall in and 10
a tract containing One Hundred and Ninety
acres of Land, situate in the county of Harri-
son, on the waters of Pnrdv's Run. adjoining
lands of Evan S. Hartley, Elijah Hartley. Isaac
Whiteman and others, conveyed to me by the
deed aforesaid, It being the same on which
John Hall now resides, and will be sold sub
ject to the life interest of the said John Hall
therein, and also to any interest that Rosanna
Mortified, infant heir at law of Isaac o. Riten-
house deceased, may have therein.
July 81, ls57.-24 4t TIC. WATSON.
The above sale is postponed until the FIRST
day Of the next October term of the County
Court of Harrison County.
Aug. "a. 1s57-se4 ct T..G WATSON.
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Smut Machines.

r ULL's patent French Burr Smut Machines,
~ used in over 500 of the best mills in the
west. They ru,l light, clean well and fast, and
last life time.
When they become dull, the edge can be re-
newed by cracking the Burr. We annex GER
tificate from one Of the largest fourishing mills
in the west and for further particulars refer to
our hand bills.
PlrrsBuRo, June 26. 1852.
w. w. WALLACE, ESQ. ,-Dear Strive have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smut
Machines they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable to get out of or
der, and we consider them the best machines
now in use. WILMARTH & NOBLE
All orders promptly attended TO
w. w. WALLACE.
3l9 Liberty ST., Pittsbnrg, Pa.
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"WooDLASD CREAM"-A Pouade for beauti-
Tying the hair.-highly Perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies' Hair, it has no quail, giving
it \ bright, glossy appearance. 1t causes ecntle2
mems hair to curl in the most natural manner
It removes dandrut, always giving the hair the
appearance of being freshly sham pooed. Price
only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed.
FETRIDGE & Co. Proprietors Of the
"Balm of thousand 40 wcrs u New York
For all by all Druggists.
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N. ID. Clarke & Co.,
RAVENNA. Ohio.

MANUFACTURES every description of Bug
uHl gies and Carriages, and ship 10 all parts Of
the Union. Over twenty years experience in
the business, with very heavy Southern trade,
gives them advantages possessed by no other es-
Enlistment east west. All work from their
manufactory will be warranted. Orders receive
ed through Walter Ebert, Clarksburg, Va, will
ceive prompt attention. myI ly
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A PHOTOGRAPH Or DR.. KANE,

TAIN IRON LIFE, BT BRADY, OF NV YORK,
Price, $500.
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Valuable Property for Sale

A VALUABLE farm of about 400 acres stu
IA ated on the Fairmont and Beverly Turn
pike about 8 miles from Phillippi, Barbour
county. is offered for sale. There arc about
$50 acres cleared and under fence. The land is
are on the premises good variety Of grated
fruit, of several kinds, and good buildings.
Also, tract of l6O acres lying about six miles
from Phillippi,-about thirty acres of which are
double log house, and oil necessary out-build-
ings.
er, in Randolph and Tucker counties, on which
there has been some improvements. This land
is of most excellent quality, we'll timbercd and
contains an abundance of coal.
All this property will be sold cheap if appli-
cation be made soon to WA. P. COOPER.
Clarksburg, March 20, 1857.