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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-25
COTTON PLANT.


Several hundred acr Of this trnct are now In sue.
crssfui cultivation, y Considerable part a: hich s
'reh and IN high state OF Improvement an: iii.
iagc. There are ah"us 2 acres o' nat We i"r.s,-
lhr balance not undrr cultivation, gInwu VI old
fields and If not entre, resor to It's orlgira er.
tility, capable OF producing from 00D 10 lH0u lbs.
Of cotton to the acre, and abounding IN timber use
ful for plantation purposes
There are on the premises, L romfnt4h- resi-.
denrc overseer's house. md all necessary bn d.
ings. including Gin House and Screw.
In the opinion Of the present expert need over
er, there are in this Tract "%-grounis en- uyh to
raise from six to sev"n thousand bushels II. corn,
with an excellent system OF drainage e'lnm.Lced
and already in successful operation.
ALSO
at the same time and place. we will sell betw. On
55 and 60 valuable Negroes. % this
gang, there are Lwo good wng hers. IN er d ''mt.
and two excellent house women We viii u.sc s.,l
AZ The same time and place
BROAD WAGONS. 4 OK CART. 10 lIEAD.
OF MULES AND HORSES, \ LOT OF
COWS AND CALVES. 40 OK so
HEAD OF SLEEP. LOTOFFAT-
MING AND $40 X ''OGS,
BL,CKSMl H TOOLS,
1900 OR 1000
BUSHELs OF
CORN,
LOT OF FODDER,
A LOT OF COTTON SEED,
consisting in large part Of Royds pro-
life. ONE GIN He I'd. LOTOf p.pCGIl
HOES and various other articles NOT ncc"s,ary rv:e
to be mentioned.
The abnve Sales will be- made a, hs plan.at Ill
bove described, ON
Tuesday, the sth December rs1t,
And the day folIowi if go much b., me- ss,ry.
These drsirous Of ,hnslI riia valuable r:act
Of Land are hereby notified that !. will b- so!i ON
Tu, sduy, the Eth Of December ueAt, precisely Of
half past ~ o'clock, A. NJ
We III also sell at the uIt rpsishoU hf he Tee.
.a.nr near Edgrfield Viags. on TUESDAY Tue
x6rH DECEMBER NEXT,
Three HTSSFSsH.
tmone thom ans irs, rate Go X "a J. VI Cart,
Fodder. Plantation Tunla. an, Two si'"sc
Wagon. one pair Of Match Hurses. q lot
Of Cows and Calves, il" Of Hogs, Fnt.
ming and Stock one Carriage
and Harness. nne Buggy
and Harness, Blacksmith To"ls, one
Kiln of Burnt Bricks. and other articles
not here mentioned.
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State OfS0Uth CarOffmas.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

JN JsHfil
Max. Labordc and p. +. Laborde,
JOHN T. Wcvcr and Sarah, his
wife, and others.
EpY virtue of an order in Equity in the abo"c
b stated case will sell at Edgclicd {. H., oil
the first Mnmlay in December next, the following
real Estate, to wit
4 TRACT or LAND containing 3AS acres,
mere less, adjoining lands nj John Hu;et, ]. X.
Blaock, Il. 7. Minis and others.
Also
@ E,StS oE s..,sa:l within the corporate limits
Of the Town of E.lecirld, containing i'll the aggrc-
1,a;c 2G acres more or less. fronting on the Colnm-
bin Road. These lots are laid off with view to
Town lesiicnccs and are convenient TO business.
fonr Of them having 4 street leading from said
road. -ALSO-
a EaoN<c and EIOt Immediately in the said
Town. containing ahnut tlrce-quartcrs OF an acre
The House is commoiiouS and pleasantly located.
Thc:e arc nine Rooms in the House.
TERMs-t credit of one and two years from the
dav of sale with interest from date except as To
costs of suit which must bc paid in cash. Purcila-
scrs to give bonds with adequate personal surctieS
to secure the purchase money.
\. SiNIKINS, c.E.Ep.
/ Nov d 1877 1t III
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Ridge Land For Sale.

Sept 81
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Nov IL
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Nov. II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-11
Indignation Meeeting in Bristol.

We give place to the following report
of the action of a public meeting held
in Bristol on the s8th of Feb. In our
last paper, was a short account Of the
trial referred to. 1t is moi strange that
the citizens Of that township should feel
indignant at the unjust aspersion cast
upon them by the article alluded to, in
the Ashtabuls Sentinel, and that a strong
feeling should be awakened by the ar
rest of several of their leading citizens,
charged with the commission of a cow
ardly crime. Sill. we think the spirit
manifested in some parts of their report
altogether unwarranied, ard that when
the excitement shall have ceased, they
will themselves look upon ii.in the same
light.
While we are confident. from the high
character Of the men who are held to
bail. that they are not, certainly not all
of them, the guilty parties, We are just
as confident hat the decision Of Justice
Abel was given in accordance with the
testimony before him. the Law. and his
honest convictions of duty as amagistrats.
Rumor says that since the trial. a col
lision has occurred between Mrs. Joseph
Ball, and the nephew Eshred to below.
as being left in possession of the premises.
Altogether it is a very unfortunate af-
fair.
INDIGNATION MEETING AT
BRISTOL.
At a large and respectable meeting
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The Inaugural.

We publish, to-day. Mi. Buehsnsn's
1raugural. 1t is perfectly Characteristic
of the man, smooth. specious, and eau
tious. yet fully committing himself to
the doctrines of Slavery extension
We have nc o this week for com
.ments. but hope each one Of our readers
win carefully examine the document for
himself.
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and revengful persons who have evident
ly commenced this prosecution to retail
ale upon those who have dared to sym.
pathise with this defenceless woman
AT this time a son of this prosecuting
witness from Orwell, is in full possession
of the house and premises and is prowl-
ing about our village ike a cowardly
r%ufian, Dragging that he is armed to the
teeth and can whip any six men in Bris-
tOl and has publicly ~insulted a peaceable
old gentleman, a resident of our village,
and if we were not a peacahle law-abid-
ing people, this character would get
what evidently deserves.
RESOLVED, As the sense of this meeting
that we condemn in the most unqualified
terms, the conduct of any and all persons
engaged in the wanton and brutal out
rage committed on the 18th ult., in our
midst, and did we know who the guilty
persons were, would spare no pains in
bringing them to justice.
Resolved, That this meeting hereby
msnifests its sympathy for the persons
arrested, under the shameful and dis
graceful proceedings to which they have
been subjected, and that ii will to the
best of its ability sustain and support
them in any further proceedings which.
may arise from. or grow out of said ar
rest.
Resolved, That aicOpy of the fOrsgo-
ing statement of facts and resolutions,
signed by the chairman and attested by
the Secretary of this meeting be sent to
The Western Reserek CA,onicIs and Trum.
bull Dsmocrat for publication, with the
request that the AsAtaJua Sentinel
please copy. Attest.
JACOB HAMMOND, Chairman.
j.. nj. PATTENGRLL. Sec.
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From Kansa. and Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. e7.

81. LOUIS, Feb. 81
Letters to tie Missouri Repu5iican,
srom Kesiport. Feb. s1st confirm pre-
syious reports of the diff culivs in Kan
.sas- :.
Both houses of the Kansas Legislature
have passed aBank Bill, establishing a
.parent.bsuk and six branches.
Gov. Polk, Of Missouri, resigned yes
-terday. and started Immediately for
Washington.
The station agent st jefferson City,
named Parker, and Conductors Pride
and Abbott. of the Pacific Railroad Co.,
were arrested yesterday, charged with
.embezzling funds Of the company. $500
has been recovered.
The steamer, John Bell was sunk in
the Arkansas liver 8 feR days ago. She
had on board 600 talss Of cotton, which
.zas mostly saved.
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Marriasss.

In Warren, at the National Hotel. on the 5th
inst by Rev. VIM. C. Clark, Mr. MATTHEW
LINTERN, of Orwell, Ashtabula Co, and Miss
CHRISTIANA ALBERT, of Pennington.
In Fowler, Oh the Goth uIt., by Elder j. T.
Phillips. Mr.. ROLAND MEEKER, and Miss
MARY E. CAMPBELL, both of Fowler.
In Hartford, on the 4th inst, by Rev. VIM.
Sampson, Mr.. BENJAMIN McMULLEN. and
Miss FANNY WHEELER, al of RroOkaeld.
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Washington. March 4.
Latest From California.
NJ w. Tt a

1ONnS ~
The steamship Illinois arrived last
evening from California. with mail to the
9Th. She connected at the Isthmus with
the Sonora. which brosght down about
81. 700, 900, which was transferred to
the Illinois. Exact amount not stated.
A committee of the Legislature re-
ported that 1924, 900 bad been taken
from the Treasury. The Treasurer ac-
counted for its disappearance by exhibit
ing the bonds Of the Pacific Express
Company, payable next July, with in
terest. The State debt validity bond is
questioned. 1t did not acknowledge the
recCipt of money. The Treasurer was
called on to give additional security for
money in bis possession. A proposition
to impeach him is before the Legisla-
ture.
A meeting of the citizens Of Mariposa
resolved TO resist Col. Fremont's claim
to the Mariposs tract. A bill is before
the Senate providing for working mines
in grants made before the treaty OF Gau-
daloupe Hidslgo. 1t will, if passed, en-
able Mariposa settlers to defeat Ere
mont's claims.
The Iowa Hill, Placer Co., was nearly
destroyed by fire; loss $4,000.
Mexican bandits are deyasting the
southern counties. numbering The inhab-
itauts. The sheriff of Los Angeles Co,
and three cons,ables went to protect the
- NJ. r.
islature appropriated $4,000 to assist IN
the determination Of the robbers.
A r, earthquake caused the ground
to open ten feet wide, and many miles
in length in The southern part of the
State.
One hundred men sailed from San
Francisco on the 2Ist for iSan Diego,
intending to go thence by overland to
Sonora.
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TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.
HUNTS PORTABLE FENCE.
AND UNSAGGING GATE POST.

w. AoAls
Illustrated AID described in OHIO cnEtisstor. Jan. L.
OHIO STATE FAIR, 1856, pavs a
" Diploma for this Fence. and one also for the Co
sagging Gate Post Every body sAJs IA sia ds-Jas
the one needed
Young Men. to make money, shssId boy = TosnshIp
or County Right for IT,
Farmers, to saUe MONEY. and make . fence on rainy
days. should purchase a Farm Right.
It is so simple In its constructions. that = common
Farm hand can make it-uses the least Dossible amount
OF lumber. and yet is as strong as any fence. Il 10 \
straight fence Can all be male out OF inch boards
is supported at the top. not At the bottom. by a rienxa-
Tar ~kraee-win rot blow OTer-adapted to uneven
'grOund-ias q Portable Anti SaggiBg Gate Post, which
can be applied to any part OF the fence 4 good Cattle
Fence made with two boards.
FIRST Cost hut o. cents per rcd. az feet high, iun-
Der 81 per 100 feet) and being all above groand, will
last twice as long as post fence Can be quickly taken
down and moved without injury.
Decided to be the BEST Self supporting Fence Jet
made. BY such men As Cen S 9 Cary Scott & Hedges.
Little Giant) } B Holiness Manufacturer A. Peacock
( he old Pioneer Plough MzkerJ Alex SEift. etc. and
Farmers and Mechanics generally.
Farm Rights. ! to > acres 81; 3 to IS acres. e15es
Is to 10 acres. ~ cents per acre; 100 acres 81: second
100 acres, 81; every 100 acres thereafter - ~zaditioa-
al For Township. County OF State Rights. or plates
with full description. enclose n postage stamp. and ah-
dress Oh. J. 9. HUNT & co. Cincinnati. o. Box 1879.
Where We have no agents. Farmers. by sending name
in fulii number OF acres in farm; the Toxnship, Coun-
u and Srte. and amount As ab8ve. dednctih< twenty
per cent. for all sums sent over s., viii receive a deed
By return mail.
Re sistered Letters at our risk-ehange % be sent In
pos age stamps
simple Se0-oPeHisg GHe- extra cost Sboul % per
gats) which those Forwarding 4m0aHts for Farm rights
will be entitled 10 use, when patented. Sithout addi-
tional cost. Feb s5-3s
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SPRING IS COMINGi
HAVE voc sUsscEIBED FOR THH
OHIO CULTIVATION!

IT Is THE FARMERS AND aARDiSERs OWN PkyHz, nE-
VOTED TO
General Agriculture, Live Stock. Gardening. Frits.
&c Published twice a month, l6 pages. and = cover.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
No other paper Of its size aad quality is oEsfsd 50
cbeaply 10 Gibbs, viz.
Three Copies fonSs; Six Copies for -; Nine eopies
for IS. and aCopy ExtrE to the getter-up Of eve
~ Club of9 Payment always in advsnce. z
II FInquire at your Post Once. " send for a Specl-
men and get up a Club aiming your neixheors. =
s. d. HARRIS. C0Erasrs. o..
Feb 25 EdfsOr and PHSisksR.
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Mt6 Establishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
SCHOOL TEACHERS. Attend

III. =
THE PROGRAMME for the Spring Exami-
4 nation is as follows:
March 23-Warrsn, Rowland, weathers6eld,
Champion.
March a5-NeuutOn Falls. LOrdstown. Brace
vile, SouthingtOn.
March 3O-FGmingtOn, MesOpOtamia, Bloom
field, Bristol
April Mecca. Greene. Johnston. Bazetta.
April 6-hinsmGH, Vernon, Hartford, Gusta-
vus, Fowler.
April S-HubbGrd, Brookfeld, Vienna, Lib
erty.
April 11-WGrreR, for any not examined.
April 2O-Warren, for any not examined.
Examinations to be held in the town frat
named, in each list and commencing at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. By order Of the Board,
o. II. HUTCHINS, Clerk.
Warren, March IL, 1876.
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MARCH ION. ,a57
have

EDWARD E H0YI d CO, have
~ just received AMI are 10 = opening a very choice
assortment Ct De Lsiaes, also the SrriAg s.ylss II
Coehseo, Manchester Dnnnrfs 4ai Eer11eeesCali-
Spss. which for qraifr srd es.sr. fre tses knpEr
are The bsst sr'sts nef. Ws Save = e. pseces Of
plain De LANES and fancy coloi4
The Black TsirF Ribbors have core, sna are
selling very last Phase droP IN AID get fs bef5rs
they ara an zone
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9fatbs.

In Youngstown, February 18th, of bronchitis.
DANIEL ]. WICK, aged 43 years. 6 months,
and % days.
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Never fails in Dyspepsia.


EAAAM y. 80 Acus - lCaS-
DR.. c " Jsekson-Dear Sir-I take great pleasure
in sending you these lev lres. recDmu ending 70 al
afnicted VITA shat terri.le d -sas-- DssPeFsiG, the val
usiie ~pro?e-.iss % EOodIaf's Gsrmsa Bitrr-s. g5r
4 long tine l ses soreiy af1ict=! with that disease.
and in expectation q shtlining some relief. used =
great many Preparations highly recommended Tor that
pnrpose-but all in vain. Being ADVISED 70 tEy the Ger
nan Bitt-rs. [ reluctantly purchased a bottle. I felt
so muuh relieved ~ he uss q that. that | obtained
more OF u; and noE, after taking ave bottles. I feel
and consider myself a healthier man than I have Teen
for the last ten years.
Yours, respectfully, ANDREW Y0URsON.
See advertisement. mar4-2
TPN0TIcE-DR- 5. sTRoss's FkvkR DxsrRorKk
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers OF this new Kennedy. to
buiil up its own reputation. Every sufferer viii be
left to decide for himself the reIefi 1t affords him. The
best recommendation IL can acquire Is b take Il to the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let il there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow OF suffering
and pain. II will not do this, a thousand certificates
will do but little towards securing the confidence OF the
public. The testimOaiais-whieh are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits of an adyer-
tisement will not p~ermit-which are presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy. which may be foand Al the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
it viii have great popularity wherever intro
duced, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, il it possesses no real value, the sick win soon
find il out, and demonstrate il as q humbn "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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ANDS LOCATEDi

H The undersigne expects soon to settle in or nsar
the Land Districts which are to be opened the ensuing
Spring, and will attend to locating Land Warrants in
any part Of Iowa Having resided for some years in
the West, and done Considerable business in this line,
I natter ny seif 1 can give satisfaction to all who may
entrust their business in my hands. will locate good
land at the following low rates.
ForcO W
LEU do ---t---.-.-- -.~yle W
And make a liberal deduction when a anmher Of War
rants are located for one person. In addition, here
is a Land Once charge Of 8 Tor each 90 acres
For further information call at the Chronicle Once
! Feb II, 81 WM. HAfGOOD
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MARCH 4 APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
nR. II. TUBS, Analyti tic Physician.

~ will be in attendance, as follows:
vAsRKS, Gaskill House, Thursday, % april
RtvKSSA. Prentiss uoase. Saturday and Monday. %
and % March,
For consultation upon all diseases Of The Throat
Lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys. And
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debiii y. Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague aud
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, Kruptions. Can
GERS. Ulcers. and all other varieties Of long staining
complaints both external and Internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire time
70 chronic diseases, treating thousands annuAlly many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource IN their
reach In ne case are mineral or ether poisozs sa-
Ytoged, nor dOeS he make siek TO make yell. or tear
do1s 10 bald ~ agGia. Theme lieines can be taken
with safety by the most delieaGe- and patients aa.Fte
main at home, and continue with prudence .tteir ordi-
airy diet and exercise. Many haze recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had siven up all
hope. the iudisputlble evidence Of which can always
be furnished. InvaHds, however reduced OF despair
ing, are invited to can. and may be assured that no en-
eOuragement will be given or expense incurred 9Th
out . corresponding prospect o reeovery
We COMMEND THE FOLLOWING astonishing case
Of liberation Of the. Right Lung involving. doubt
less. the Pleurs Of the same side, 70 the attentive Pc
rusal Of eODsumptives:
Union tp, Logan Co., Ohio, Feb. 1857.
Dr. Tusss-Dear Sir:
When I saw you in July last, I vas in = very feeble
condition. ] had had a violent cough for the eight
months previous. accompanied BY a discharge Of enor-
nous Quantities of putrld matter, sneh as issues from
an old sore Sometimes 1t was tinged with blood
The accumulation iof matter in the chest became 50
great as 10 cause an enlargement externally o. the
breast or SIDE hhen the Ahcefs Drcke tue now OF
matter vas so prof1se as nearly to esusesufocstiOn.
After expeetorating thus freely, swelling could slb-c
side The Pus would then gradually collect again.
producing the same fulnesss and followed By . most
copious discharge as before
This continued for about four months. and until az
ter / commence your treatment. ! was reduced in
flesh, had night sweats, and ny ankles and lower
limbs swelled so large that bandaging vas resorted to
in order TO reduce il My cough vas contiEucns, acme
nights depriving me almost altogether Of rest or Sleep
was gradual but continued after sseing
} on until I got entirely rid Of my sEests. cough and
expeetoration. also the enlargement Of The side.and
am again deshy IS is usual fer me when In health So
far the severe weather o. winter has produced 40 re-
turn OF my old symptoms, and health and strength re-
main comfortably good l had no expectation Of ever
again being As well as I Tow an I now furnish this
that others may know what means were employed do
ring my recovery. Having resided forty years in Le-
gan county. I am yell known 70 its cfitens,to whom
references may be had. Yours truly
Mar. sim. AMUBL NoRR
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ Mercantile Association known IS the "Cnisn
institute Of Mecca, Trumbul County. Ohio, Is this
day dissolved by consent Of its members. All clAims
against, and accounts With said Institnts. will be set
tied By I. u. Abel. who is authorized to gsttls The
same, DANIEL H. HIGBY,1
WARREN SHAW.
ORANGE SWEEZY, directors.
PALMER,
Mar. 4, 81. AARON DAVIS.
The Mercantile business viii be continued By 4 NJ
Abeil, At the cid stand Who respectfully solieits =
share Of the public patronage.
March lI-3t ILa
1000 lbs. BARBOUR'S Snperlative
IUOO shoe Tread. , cord Thread ard sIlk IN
qainnEsS, = PATCH 4
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THE CURSE ENTAILED.
Il New Book, at PORTERs' BOOKSTORE.

GTATEMENT o. the Receipts and
Expenditures Of the Incorporated Village Of War
ren, from March 8, ls5S. TO March y. Is57:
GENERAL FUND.
Amt. in Treasury, March 2, Sc, 1855 90
ls56 April ID. reed Of Z. W. Weir, late
Mayor. So 90
From Show Licenses. is 90
Oct 4, Of Jsdediah Fitch, Esq. fines 5 50
Nov o. FOR grass from public ground 10 20
FROM Tax Duplicate ofls56, 1876 ~
Total amt received applicable to
Geaeral Fund. $500 Is
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n OuOlOE TOh OAGE-
"a containing about three hundred and six acres
Of land, 90 miles vest Of the Court House, in Warren,
rrumbull Co., o.. lying on the east side OF the 4ahon-
ing river, Opposite Haynaker's Nilis) and near the
Leayitssburgh Station on the c. N. 4. X. The land
is good. and excsllent for grazing or crops. There
are about 80 acres Of Rotton Land along the river
also IS acres good Timbered Land The rest is in cul-
tlvstiOh an1 Meadow Lots. with excellent advantages
for Watering stock At all tines-With two good barns.
sheds. ecrn houses. Ae.-aiso three good ho1ses and
four wells Of water; together With OTchardinE. and =
good selection OF choice varieties OF PhImas, Cher
riss, Pearr. Peaches, Grapes, &C. The farm 10 we'll
located, gradually descending 10 the South. and Is a
desirable for stock raising or dairy purposes. Tile
one wishing to p~srchase, can address me
at Willow Dale P. O., or can set on the
premireB.
N. .. A good drsught Horse fer sale, and a stock Of
good cattle OF different grades
Warren, Mar. II, S1-3n WA. ETxBBINS.
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. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

THE CURSE ENTAILED.
Il A New book, at P0R-Ek,s BOOKSTORE.
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$3.50 . $3.50 20

warren. March .. r-s-. RetSTa:r.
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sI49O Is sI4so 10

FIRE FUND.
Amount In treasury March 8, 50, Sll25 90
do transferred from General to
Fire Fund, 52I ~
do Collected on Duplicate Of SO SO 81
Total amount Of Fire Fund, $3.50 60
Amounts paid from Fire Find a, fokors-
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Union tp, Logan Co., Ohio. Feb. lss7.

We COMMEND THE FOLLOWING astonishing case
Of liberation Of the. hight Lung, involving doubt
less, the Pleura Of the same side, 10 The attentive Pc
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STEAM ENGINE

k0 0D0 Oak Shingles, on band and
OO,OOO for sale at the City Planning Mill
March 4-tf j. B. 4 SON..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
INSTANTANEOUS.
A-arioan wines and Brandy.

American Wines and BRANDY
TiDefanai brands and ZdRs's Isldnd 0TdnGs.
c, PARKLING CATAwBA, Quarts and Pinta) Tine riXal
STILL III CATAWRA, Corresponding to German Hook
"CITAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from catawba Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes unFVaHed.