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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-06-04
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.
\. W. NASH,
Judge Of Probate.

benevolent Institution, established Iy special
endowment for the relief of the sick and disrc sscd.
afflicted with yirulcut and Epidemic diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases b
L as SPERMATORRHEA, SEMINAL WEA 4
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIIHA, GLEET,
SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANiSM, or SELF
ABUSE, &c., dc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused 10y sexual
Diseases and the receptions practiscd upon the UNI
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, scve-
raj years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, us
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
open Dspcusary for the treatment of this class
OF Diseases. in all their forms, and to give MEDI-
cal ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
ter, with u description of their condition. (agc
occupations habits Of life. &c,) and in cases ofcx-
trcme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill Of
the age, and will furnish the most approved mod
crn treatment.
The Directors, on r-,iew Of the past feel as
surcd that their abors in this sphere of bency client
effort, have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
pecially to the young. and they have resolved to
devote themselves with renewed zeal, to this very
important but much dcspiscd cause.
just Published by the Association. Report on
Spermatorrhra, or Seminal Weakness, tho Vice Of
Onanism, Masturbation or Scif-Abusc, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon which will bc sort by mail, (in scaled
cnvolope.) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE
II. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. IIEARTWELL.
1iS-tf President.
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Secretary.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN-County Of
Van Burcn-ss-In the matter of the
Estate of Marcus Harrison, deceased
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
said estate and all others interested to ap-
pear at the Probate Office, for the county
of Van Buren,, on the first Monday in
October next and prove their said claims
before the Judge thereof, and that six
months from this date are allowed for the
creditors to present their claims.
Paw Paw, April Oath, 1858.
A. w. NASH,
159-4w. Judge OF Probate.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance Of a license granted to
me by the Probate Court for the County
of Van Buren, [ shall sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in the village of Paw Paw, in said
county, on the fifth day of June, a. ID.
1853, at one o'clock =. NJ. the following
described real Estate belonging to the cs-
tate of John II. Baldwin, deceased, to
wit The northwest quarter o. the north
east quarter and ten acres on the west
side Of the northeast quarter, of the
northeast quarter, all in section fourteen,
in township two south of range fourteen
west in Van Buren, county, and State of
Michigan. ELI DECKER.
15S-6w. Administrator
Paw Paw, April 10Th, 1853.
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Farmers Omnibus.

There are five pounds Of pure
sulphur in every hundred pounds of
wool.
Carrots consume one hundred
and ninety nine pounds Of lime to
the acre, turnips but ninety pounds.
A Cubic foot Of arabic land will
hold forty pounds of water.
II takes five pounds Of corn to
form one Of beef. Three and a half
pounds Of cooked meal will form one
ofpork.
70 add one per. cent of lime to
soil that is destitute Of it, requires
ten pounds of Stacked lime, or six OF
unslach cd, to the acre.
Clay will permently improve any
soil that is sandy or leachy. Lime
aud loachod ashes will also benefit
Ieachy land.
\ ton of dry fresh leaves produce
only five hundred pounds OF mold;
hence five hundred pounds of mold
Will produce ton Of plants.
Clay applied to sandy land is far
better than sand to clay land One
hundred and sixty tons to the acre
will give an inch in depth,
Pure phosphorus is worth from
four to five dollars per ton; and as
it comes from the earth it shows how
scarce it is.
a rich mold, formed by rotting
clover, is worth more than the same
number Of pounds Of clover. -Four
hundred pounds of dry plants will
yield one hundred pounds Of mold
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An inquirer is inform d that an
enlargement Of the c,upper, in the
oxtrcm back part of the bow, has
to my certain knowledge, worked
Il complete cure Of the common evils
consequent upon the catching of the
line under Il horses tail when
in harness A crupper one and a
half inches in diameter, buckled
suitable taut, will most commonly
neutralize an attempt Of the horse
to bind or conGne the line.-Conn-
try Gentleman.
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK.
Pitezers Lights and Shades
ICyTS AND SHADES OF MISSION

II
IL AIRY LIFE; containing Travels, Sketches,
Incidents and Missionary Efforts during nine
years spent in the region Of Lake Superior. BY
Rev. JouS II. PIrEzEL. Illustrated. Price, ST..
The book is very interesting, and contains in
formation of importance TO all classes of readers.
The engraving. ~ beautiful Lansing Rcpub-
,cau.
II i.au .st.- mary narrative of labors, suffer-
.,,....... .I.e.ss,.. varied by entertaining anec
.. . ,atic adventures. Indian life is
l...-...a ,s.ratcl in it Christian Advocate
F#. ription Of Lake Superior country and
......r are finely written, and are peculiarly at
hllamIG5o Gazette.
Ifyou would title, from calmly and truthfully-
stated facts. tire power Of grace TO save red men
If Won wond discesr the power OF the cross-if you
would sec the lol aud haunts" of the original
nrond owr rs IL these wooiiands-if you would
bavc vour hear. affected with convictions Of duty
toward a neglected people, then order Lights
and Shades Of Missionary Life" by JONI II. PRE-
rrL.-[North-w western Christian Advocate. l5l.-tf
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RAISING NED.-Thc wife of the Prcsi-
dent Of one Of the Universities, in CON
grptalatiug her friend ON the birth of
little Girl whom she named Jessie, wrote /:
L" S.nco you have gwen your husband Jes-
eic, We Shall probably next hear of your
"raisiug Ned
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PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHlGAN-County of
Van Burcn-ss-ln the matter of the
Estate of Sarah Townson, deceased. No
tice'is hereby given to the creditors Of
said estate and all others interested to
appear at the Probate Office for the coun-
ty Of Van Buren,, on the first Tuesday Of
October next, and prove their said claims
before the Judge thereof and that six
months from this date are allowed for the
creditors to present their claims.
a. w. NASH,
161-4w. judge Of Probate.
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Wheat, Corn, Hay and Oats, on
w subscription, at the NoRrHERSrR OFFICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

TuE Argus Still "PLATIHG THE SANE OLD
TuSK.n-It would seem as if the ATgu' had
siezod hold upon the ostensible opportunity
which the communication signed "a Voter of
the 10th District" to this paper, some days ago,
afforded it to renew the style of its ancient at
tacks on us. We recognize in it the old bitter
ness which characterized its snlutations to US on
our setting out, nearly two years ago. Then our
neighbor was accustomed to dip his pen in the
very dregs of gall and hold US up monsters
that "to be hated need but to be seem" He
followed up these attacks by leaving the field Of
twilight Journalism, which he had all alone in
his glory, and crowding into the race as morn
ing paper i; going to a not very trifiing expense
at the starting out But our neighbor had
mistaken both our bottom and his own in this
enterprise. We fairly distanced him in the race
for public patronage, and after few months trial,
back he went from whence he emerged, and as
of old, he wrinkles as lesser luninary in the
evening sky. Wecall up Observation-Disclosures
from the past both as seasonable word to our
neighbor and as a bit of encouragement to our
seves-sIiowing thatwhatever may be our neigh
boris motive in his attacks upon us, it is power
less for harm. The argus may pirate about
nbolitionism until the click and crack of doom,
but it cannot make the community go behind.
the daily reading of our paper, to believe its
denunciations of us. As was said of old, 1--WE
are what we are" and what we are has been set
forth from time to time, in these columns. The
people understand that we ignore all fanaticism;
that we propagate Union sentiments; that We
attend to the legitimate duty of journalists in
furnishing them the latest and most reliable
news, and plenty of it. That is the kind of a
paper our people want, as evinced in their pa.
tronage, and until further notice, it is the kind
we intend to publish. If the Wheeling Argus
would, in addition to the reflections of light
which it catches from the Geographic columns,
pattern aftcrt the other departments of our pa
per, it,night add materially to the benefit of
itself and readers,
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lcge, together with many other interesting Incl
dents, / shall not here dwell upon: wish
merely to say a few words upon the plan OF in
soon followed in this Institution 10 Il. It
| al examinations in the different classes, that
there an entire absence of all supeFti!eali,ty
that the complete grounding evinced in the
principIes of the different branches explained
the entire absence of anything approaching to
rate work. This was particularly noticeable in
the classical and in the higher Mathematical de-
pnrtment, under the direct supervision OF Mr..
Harding himself
ofAIr Jelly, and Prof. Weber and of the other
assistant Professors in the Academy, it is unne-
cessary for ne to speak. Their different clas-
ses in their several examinations, have already
spoken for them.
In conclusion will only say, thnt the citizens
of Wheeling have great cause forcongratulation
upon the successful establishment of such a
school in their midst, and it fills desideratum
long felt its reputation at home extending to
the country around, has already attracted quite
a number of students from abroad. 1t is an In
stitution, tho pride entertained for which nj
home, reflects great credit on our city abroad,
May it prosper OLD CITIZEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

Ar THE McLuRE HoUsE-Hon. VIM. Mont.
gomery, of Washington, Pa, was at the Mcclure
House last night en- route from Washington
City. He was looking in fine health and spirits
after his long fight with the Lecomptonites in
Congress. He gives glowing picture of the
fogy state of the atmosphere which now sur.
rounds the latest phase of the Kansas question.
He states that Gov. Walker favors while Sena.
tor Douglas disapproves of EngliSh's bill. He
will return again in n few days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-27

A SCENE IN TnE Housr-The Washington
correspondent of the N. Y Tribune saws the
Lecomptonites were thunder struck at their de-
feat, as indicated by the vote on pOstpOnement
on Friday:
| An episode on the floor slowed the excite
ment among the Southern members. Mr..
rrippc explained his reasons for voting for n
! postpOncment in opposition TO the majority OF
his party, in a manly aud sensible speech, vim
dicating his personal Independence. Mr. Hill
wished to make a similar explanation, but Mr..
Cartrell, also Of Georgia, objected.
'who Objects" inquired Hill, turning toward
him. =
81 object" replied Cartrell, turning his head
in very naughty manner.
rushing at him with great fury.
he was intercepted, however, and Cartrell
merely said, I'VE win talk OF gravsyards else.
where"
The Speaker called upon the Sergeantat.
Arms to conduct Hill to his seat, aud order was
soon restored ip the Hall
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Trustee's Sale.

Tn pursuance Of deed trust from A. g. Osban and c.
Lambda and thei wives and from Jesse Lantr aud
:. J. Huhbe dated April LIST, 1885, and recorded
the CLERKS Ocs for Ohio county In deed book No. 81
246 will expose sale the door the Court
fsS the following property viz: certain
eel Of land situate the site OF the Ohio
county Ohio, In the State OF VFRiniR estimated
tain one hundred and acres more or less ad
Fast, and thOse Of Phip Reilly on the Norih-Heng tie
land sold AMI conveyed by Samuel G. Farmer and
D1nel Farmer aud their wives. and nv Jane Farmer their
mother, hy deed dated March 3isE, 1856
TEAMS SALE-42 2' With intereStO 3O00 from April
1St h and the OF sale be paid In caSh dAg OF
SAIL ~ 36 day Of April, 1852 ~ $50 the iTJ
day Of April, 1861; $500 the 1t day nj Al'rli 1861
- 2O the Let IsT Of April, t-G2 tina is day of
April. 1885, a296H on the Isl Sv April 1854. and any
remainder Ist day Of April 1851. with interest
such remainder. DANIEL C. LIST,
ap2I-iEWtd Trustee
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W. a. SrrARNs, President
STATEMENT OF REV. DIR. HIrcucock.
ANHERST COLLEGE, Ar

/ have been witness to all these since the col
lege was established, except the first, during Dr.
MOOre's presidency, and must say that do
not remember in any of them such an almost
universal and thoroughly subdung power man
Tested, as during the last two weeks Ofthe term
just closed. One or two facts will show this to
those who are acquainted with college life. All
such know the intense and almost irresistible
desire Of the students to start for home at the
earliest moment of release at the end of term.
But this year nearly all remained over night, at
attend parting religious meeting, which PROV
ed one ofintense interest Another fact is new
to the religious history of the college. Those
students who remain IN town during vacation,
with the officers and their families, meet twice
week for prayer, and judging from the first
meeting. there is no abatement of religious in
terest, which in this way we may reasonably
hope, will be extended into the summer term
The small number of those left unconverted,
much less than in any former revival, shows al
so the thoroughness of the work.
EDWARD HIrcncocK, Ex-President.
B9suAyE's HoLLAND BITrErs.-Sce what the
dealers, men who will sell anything in their line
and who are not interested in the medicine more
than any other, say:
eve think highly of your article, and expect
it to have large sale" BARSEs & PARK,
New York.
The demand is greatly increasing.
7. w. DY0TT Son,
Philadelphia.
Most medicines require time to Introduce
HorrMAS & MOnwi4z.
Philadelphia.
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yALUARLE FRoFERTx ar PUHLIo


The subscriber will offer at public sale at the TX
- eiange, IN Baltimore, at one O'Clock THURSDAY,
April 70 ISIS. the folIoWinH valulh property:
lst.The SOUTH SIDE DIsrILLERY. located a few rods
south city limits three stories roof Ore proof
IL 6by IS feet, with brick piers tubs story
on ~ by 81 feet SPIRIT HOUSE lB al Of brick
with furnace aud below the together with pens
for feeding $500 hogs, approved
with drains and tanks saving manure
there ready sale. This property Is complete and no
applied wherever required TO dispense with manuel labor,
and Is capable Of grinding, MASKING and dstng
O0 70 LAW bushels grain daily into Whiskey, With
privilege sufficient for
has desirable advantages the addition ALCOHOL
STILL for the products which there prompt
The water Tor cooling purposes 10 never so deg, and
loT worm and osr purposes was not AZ any time last Ru
6S deg Rahr nheat. The latter - drawn from
lake OF 26 surface depth
level Of water IL several feet higher than second
this country. The whole establishment SIS % e1esu
sVe Of ground and has only operation about
months and built for the used and with the
intention Of future enlargement, &c.
The premises which the aboVe erected comprises
about besides DistiIeF &c STONE
STABLE for II horses, and Two THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL THE WATER RIGHTS
required, and subject ground annuu
bought before September 1851 for lU
OOO. There THREE SPRINGS on the place not yet
brought into Besides the above med advantages
there many others Connected with dlsliDg 10 which
iS adapted
The Of this property being outside city exepts
Il from city axnt and interference, giving decided
VantageS for feeding over many places.
The property will be sold complete order ready
within possession given
30 aoon terms OF sale shall be compiled with.
TEHNsts,bO0 caSh, ,OUD ~ months, balance In
aud with interest purchaSed private sale
ap<n Baltimore, Nd
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NE large three story Brick building rear n. s..
bIldge, IN the Iifth Ward and oeeuni ~ fo
baaJd as boarding house Possession given a. Is.
Also, the store in the SAN. I1ldt5-. ~,
as shoe store by John Rankin. Apply t. O'eop'@d
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DENTISTRV

ME undersigned respectfully inform the p,bI.
have thsInseITes togsther for ths prS,
o. once V a. l4a Market stFsst fbetS
their friends aud all others Wishing the Srys see
They we're both students and for averaI ye,-,,t ,
ants Of the late Dr.. HuIhen and the seaior p,- %
been constantly engaged In te practice for himself S
years, during Ehiehtime he has beenr
ted with some OF the leading Dentists In nIest III
etiet OF the United States and has kAmiIliarisrd
With their various PeeuilaFes In operating The f1
fore feel confident Of being able give entire
to all who may favor them with their patronage
ABR ROBERTSON N n
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REMOVAL.

T LANGFRIED, 81 IstantiaI fancy and Shoe
maker has removed his shop opposite hts Old stand
Main ST. the YeTandah, he still soIeI.es the
patronage Of the public, intending his york 10
itself [ITS-sm1 }. LANGVRIED
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= 8 '--s+'''' + NEW E FIRM.

- DRS. BARTLETT TIHCHELL, Dsp.I,,, u,
SiarketStrret opposite WI tor ian Wh
SLLEHslinEVa. "ts-
DIR. Winehsll being compelled by his raBidv i,.,.;
business, to add TO his facilities for doing the
pleasure informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with y. 8. artrtt m n
talprofvssiOn.
Surgical and Mechanical DentiStTy-ar familiar th
practice all the Neutrality-suspicious. the ana
guarantee that FOR beauty duFabilit and
their Artificial Teeth shallnOt be SURPASSED.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
inexperienced during heneeess@ry preliminary
ton Of the old teeth and roots Informed that
bile in most cases and pcEcysHrIess az teeth ar
now extracted Withou pain
information aIViee appertanIng their profs.
sion they will be pleased to give gratis
Please call and examine specimens of Artificial Teeth
~ Office omen At all hnHrs. SepIE
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MILuRE HOUSE.

HAVE removed from old stand under the the Sprgg
House to thu shaving SiloOa Bushs Literary De
under the MLure House, where usual prepared
accommodate customers, and the public generally IN
all the branches u my business, RHISEHART GAUS.
N.B-The bath been thoroughly redttsli and
prepared for Summer Warm and cold bothS always
readiness. zpS in
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NOTICE To aaOUSEK RRPKRs.
New CARPETS at Reduced Price

NOTICE TO Al - US Ek RRFERS.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
TNHE subscriber takes great pleasure IN informing his
friends and the public generally receiving
and embraces the gsa;st variety offered 10 this city
NV stock consists in part, Of complete .
Carpets. Rugs, oil Cloths. Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Damasks S4ttu Gaines Gilt cornees Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Piano Covers together
great variety Of articles numerous 70 mention This
stock has been selected with sye price,
and do think that offer have
before been offered In this city.
Those In OF Goods in the Iouae Furnishing line viii
please call At the old stand Ne AZ, HIaiu SI..
satisfy themselves that this place for Good and CAedP
Goods. J.. C. HARBOUR.
APPS No I4s Main 50.
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yb.eling NJ ne IesT IalTts oI1 90NI n ..

N. B.-Siessrs r. { o. take pleasure In refer,;,.
mission, to the following gentleInens
H. r. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo. W. Thompssn HisHap ara
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, gsq-, B. ~. EnG Zee Dr. -
Hrissell, DR.. W. J. Bates, DR.. r. H. Cumnins Dr. >
Hildreth Dr. :. Todd falant DglapIain John 49,,
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For Rent
For Rent

VIE store. Room on Main street. North Whs.U,.
= merry occupied b 5. u. woodrow PoT tas, %
70 lmhlgl GEORGE 3. WONT TpF aPPi'
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Trust Sale.

Z 7 uEb OdIOs y
IQH virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed
IL RUSSELL Wm L. MCAec and others, dated July 4th,
ISL and Of record in the CLERKS ONCE county
Deed Book 49, 1896 &c will sell public
the front door OF the Court House county
day the goth day Of APRIL 1855, numbered IN the
original plat Of North Wheeling, 49, 49, and 49, being
the western division Of the Square Wood 8ia
Mcclure and West tsi which situated the whes
iLg Window Glass Works.
Terms made known day Of sale Possession given
the 18th day Of July, 1883. T. G. McAPEE,
mhIT-n Trustse
H-PoSTPONED TO 14TR or NAY.
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For Rent.

i mai desirable property mar Mt Wood o.
"a, 10y = me Atng property. The dv-IIi,
recommendation for large far1II sTSshtani
acrea, which could Be made a -15 ne los
Also good orchard, &c, and All iitsi
Nts Sn excellent fence For terms applI 70 enclosed
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A WHOLE COLLEGE, CONVERTED eviUal in Am-
horst-Letter from Req. DR.. Stearas. PTesi-
dent IF Amherst (1fass.) College. Statement
By DR.. Hitchcock, The GeOLoqist.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II !. HOPE. Dealer in Groceries and Flour
"a. Onrosite the Passenger Depot and near tht
American Hotel Stanton Va
n,yLoR &BAYLOR. ATTORNEYS at Law, Ogic.
! aunas;te County Clerks Office.
x, i poIyTs po,1er in Stoves Tin and Con
- .r .-,ro ,nn ! ~ .hnre ITp;nn Hill
fN'
n ,'au 1870 81. ua"' n, - o.na,
os-.it' ~ ~ Ta4;.,,,.i ~. 80 '''Ni -
49,
r. D""hfi ia'h'onanie laisor. opposite ol'
50 'S' Vice. 'iA''' - F'a""'o"' d.
T.. 7. ALpEnTSssS, Attorney .! Law and No
- safy pnohc. "a hN~s"f"ash. va.
- +. CLICK. Saddle IIarns.ss. and Trunk ina
80 ksr' unde' ''aaicat"i oi.ce.
TFsNlsl HUGHES. manufacturer ard dealer il
Boots 4 @h"'s one aaof vest Of ~ DIE a.c
IYARMAN.y RELs.. tftornegs ut Lac, Once o.,
i rosiie the C"nrt House.
TT Il K3g,t Y...sry Public and COMMISSIONS
~ t" settle Arcon'ifs opposite I"asi i"HSf-
T D'HHAR. Merchant Tailor, under the Wind
- Gator . ice.
3. EVANS n..asr in ro,,acce ard Segar.
- Main ~ Ssauatus va.
y. ANTnEE dealer in confectionery 4 Fruit
u Main St. Siaun.an. N.
j c,v,rnr,, f...t.. c.a. az, r.,