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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25

Plunge your foot in scalding hot water,
and the skin will be scaldcd Keep it IN
sealdiBe water, nBd leNpeet ,bcf0ot would
mortify. Put potato in water from 500
to OOa Fab, or steam, II viii scald. Keep
4 there.and II will rot. As far ps twenty
hve years back, have had potato rot on
my farm. Upon,my place it always requir-
ed so riuch heat with SO much moisture at
the SAFE time, to rot my potatoes. When
We would have a week or ten days Of rainy
weather about the first Of August, with
Che thermometer standing from S0S to 00~
my potatoes would still rot. The rot with
me, in place of beginning in the stalks,
commenced in the tubers-(probably COM
menccd all over the plant OF the same time,
hut showed themselves TO me in the tubers
fret.) IN lS4s think II was, after sever
al days rainy weather, with the thermome-
Ter ranging at sos, went out TO sec a
Reld Of potatoes had, onthe 18th or 18th
OF August. From the state Of the wealth.
or expected to fnd the whole field past
redemption-a mass Of rotten potatoes.
On looking at the tops they looked pretty
fair to the eye, but upon pulling stalk tc
which the potatoes adhered, / found the
rose or point end rotton from third TO a
half, while The stem end or that which was
more maturcd, was sound, The GrSt stalk
was specimen Of all ! tried over the
whole field ] left the 6eld calculating
that the crop was lost the more so as after
plunging the thermometer in the ground
after snndown, it got up to S5s, aud a hot
steam weuld strike yonr face when you held
it down to near the Garth, as it from a
swath Of rotten grass. Tile same night
after / had made my examinations and my
calculations, the weather set in dry, with a
considerable Of wind which continued
for several days Three days from this the
ground was very much dried up, and was
cooled down from fifteen TO twenty degrees.
Upon examination, found the potatoes
about the same as they were three days
previous, and as the weather continued dry,
when examined days afterwards l found
the rot entirely stayed. Tops that / had
spread on the rows, and also those thein
ground, / found the rotted part dried up
TO the unrotted part, which was sound and
about the same as if the ends had been
sticking out Of the rows and got frozen,
leaving what was unfrozen sound.
During the worst years Of the rot, had
agood many acres planted upon old ground
heavily manured with old rotton manure in
the row. found that on the knobs where
the ground was poor and yellow, the crop
generally was sound and good, while in the
low rich parts of the same field they were
all rotten. i reasoned (whether correctly
or not, that the yellow poor ground ab-
sorbed less sun-heat than the black rich
low ground. 1t ripened its crop sooner,
and being Knob, no water set in the rows
but was drained off into the rich lower
ground where the potatoes all rotted.
would as soon think Of going back to the
old signs Of the moon, wet or dry, in place
of selecting good weather to put in the
crop, as take any "sure remedy" that have
seen against the rot Who ever heard Of
potato rot in dry year? .,r,....-, q
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Selfapprecation is slow and gradual
process. At first a child thinks he can do
everything. remember when | thought
i could lift house if l would only try,
hard enough So began with the hind
wheel Of heavy old family coach, built
like that in which my Lady Beautiful car
ried little King Pippin, if you happen TO
remember the Illustrations of that story. l
lifted with all my might, and the planet
pulled down with all its might. The planet
beat.
After that my ideas in reference to nv
will and my muscular force were more ac-
curatcly defined Then came the Illusion
that could, of course, "lick, !" "serve out,D
or ''polish off," various small boys who
might be otuoxious TO me- The event of
the different "set-toes" to which the hy-
POthesis led not uniformly confirming it, an
other limitation Of my possibilities was the
consequence. In this way ! grop0d along
into knowledge Of my physical relations
10 the inorganic universe.
A man must be very stupid indeed, if by
the time he is fally Fipened, he does not
know tolerably well what his physical pow
ers are. His weight, his height, his gen
eral development, his constitutional force,
bis good or i'll looks he has had time to
md out and he is fool, if he does not
carry reasonable consciousness Of these
conditions with him always 1t is a little
harder with the mind but some qualities
are generally estimated fairly enough by
theit owners Thus, man may be trusted
when be says be has good or bad memory
Not SO Of his opinion Of his own judgmen
or imagination. 1t is only by very SLOW
process that he finds how much or how lit
tie Of these. qualities be possess. But it il
enc Of the blessed privileges Of growing
older that We come to have much clear
eEsense Of what we eau do and what w
cannot, aud settle down to our work quiet
ly, knowing what sRT tools are and what
we have to do with them. ~,
Or. o. ". Holmes.
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II RAvENyA, o., NOv.lS5s.
Dr.. II. TuDBs-S1; am gsd to add my testimony To the
number Of those ece lug. IL after much per-
ason that consulted you, Perhaps this may naueuee
other hestafng invalid 10 seek eief at yo hands During
the Winter 81 1866 Teddced 10 be unable when
strongest 10 sit at the table Ny affection said be
disease Of TIE left lung heart a stomach The cough
very severe attended with shOness OF breath night Fwea
and swelling Of the feet and anks digestion feeble
that could sat little else than ccker during the Winter and
for two suecesre weeks suLted rice water gum
bic alone Sinking turns eare nearly eyey day,
acrlsion several 10 day eprvng OF speech, and
sometimes ~ sight Also Pal station distressing. The
heart apeaTed 10 stop al times causing deah-ike sensation
though the breath gone and the circulation arrested
Thus Soldering nescrbabe aud 10 all Appearance balancing
between life aud DEATH fingered until Eelef Wss obtained
under your treatenL at that time residing 10 North
koNn eenerllg, aj0J ing oOiotabe health aod
heesh not Vigorous many able 10 perform hpnseboa
ues Nont Inconvenience and have Eaked two miles
via fpheing nothing than fatigue Ut ue time The
eht oeent derived nom your treafent and the Interest
you nave nanleAied oI shall be held In grateful
pennfancs Repeatedly, Yours -
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January Appointments.
DR. II. TUBES will be in attendanc

: !"
Ashabuln, Ashtabula House, Saturday, Jan. j.
Painesyille. Cowes House. Monday, Jam o. .. -...
Conneautyile, Pa. Power House, Friday, Dec. IT.
ConneauL fremont House, friday, Dec. 81 q t..-r
For consultation upon all the Throat Lungs
Heart, Liver, stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen also
Drosy Gfuyel Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities the Blood
Enpions CANCERS Ulcers, and all other varieties long stand
ing complaints, both external and internal.
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 10
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach
mineral other pOOA employed he make sick 10
Haks ue OF tear donH 70 build again. The medicine
be taken With safety by the mOe delicate and aeuts
main at hone, and contnue With prudence their diuay
diet and execse Many hundf have recovered under the
treatment alter friends and physcans had given up NIL hope
the ndspube evidences Of which always be furnished
invaids, hcav reduced despang invited to call
and may h assured that encouragement will be- given
expense Incurred withoute corresponding prospect Of recovery
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b---- ASHTABULA
UNION CHO OIL.
Tlintipal 90 .sapelitisAaaat

: lFt7''F''
REV. G. i. b II U CE, A. Is.
High School, .s's &c Iiee c. E BRteE,
Grammar School, Miss s. L. PAINE.
intermediate Miss EtNIRA Fox.
Second Intennediats -Ier- Miss LYDIA L. WILLN
Primary, Miss W. NJ. KEILoGG'
The School is Free TO all persons Of suitable age residing
within the Booughhnd and the" District attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute yea Tenls for pupils from abroad
wilIbe. .f'F ti-A. t" "r. N"HA o.
For Primary per annum, -'---i-'- q "a 500
For Intermediate 3" 1000
For Grammar " r1-t7 80 --es--N 1900
For High School 1900
And pro rata for each term.
Tuition PAYABLE in advance. u .'s.. Oh. rI
an applications Tor admission 10 be made to the supern
tcndanL
The Summer Term will comence April &c, 1858. The Fall
Term September g. aud The Winter Ten January 1859.
1t is highly desirable that pupils should begin at the open
ing No pupils out OF the village will he received
ess pend than one tem and deduetons absenceex
cent in clses of sickness or re oval. s-- sd 432
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25

Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or

ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeveTs, indeed
. for the whole class of diseases Origie
mating in hillary derangements caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and With assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can, arise from its use in any guam"
tity. ~ e,..a-z, t.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleftil distemper. This "CuRE expels
the tniasmatic poison of FEyER AND Aeun
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t Is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in billions districts, where FEyER
AND AdUE prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer-
tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitutions. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequences
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Coiic,
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, orb become period
ical. This CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike tits an invaluable protection to imni-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the In
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Interlnittents, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af-
fords. stif if tiA'
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am physician of thirty years practice. My principal
study has been disease of female They have generally ed
my best efforts Obtaining the materials composing Mar
salrs Uterine Cthoieoh pleased with them; gave
them fair trial and found myself ablndanty successful in
my former practice could only mitigate the symptoms of
about half the and could not in ten. Now
radically at least seventeen in twenty and mitigate
me consider MaTslaifs Uterine Ctheicon the great
est blessing TO females have met with.
fnH f~l5aa f.l4 j. III. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston
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GRAFFENBERG
HOME TESTLlIONY

.-a a Hartford Trumbull Co. o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the GTaeuberg
Medicines for the past year, and truly say that have
offered any medicines TO the public that have met with
the decided app obation Of the people like these particularly
tie Pills and Cphocon, They will readily perform all and
than Is promised for them have sold about fifty bot
ties the Cathocon the past and hear the best
suits in every case. j. II c. JOHNSON, Medical Agt
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s5 sewing TTaohineeI

A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
IA S. Performing iui6 eiual Sok 80 mlssing or rpp
ing Of stitches ~ getug oa e Oder Anybody can
it every body win Lave H.
(Seeursa ky.veeeHt Grant Of Letters Patent.
Exclusive hs g. few States aud Couuiiss win ts plae
cd within the taAoh of apy enteprsing hness man "a
portion OF the 1snliqy already seearsdl ~
The Proprieos porA4fny el they now place biese the
fred Sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities
which ~ H. astonishing simplicity and low cost sl It
70 the massee who have been anxOuSy Nang for tbs
Machine 70 within then gasp,
fV Paies wishing 10 purchase rsqnested 70 call al
oE examine th most wonderful acheyenen and secure
monopoly Of the state o. County desi5ed. Lf--rl
-. rlf NOVELTY IS SEwlAG MACHINE Co.
Once, BARrLKII a Co.. Needle Manufacturer,
lm464 49l Broadway, cor Canal st., New lOrk
CaH or ssnd o. a circuiay rfh ats q haohiHes
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Read what Dr. Bushnell sas Of the Graenberg Medicines
Dr. b. physician Of extensive practice aud Of the
most successful in the county ni1 Ia which be resides
"1is ccrties that have used the Gafenberg pills
Marshars Cathoeon, sold here by H. c. johnson in my
practice TO my entire satisfaction They good medicines
tis,r,,5s ,r.st,I ~ n -,f,i : Sts7S ~ : - i-''Hi
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BOOKS . & STATIoNARY.--A few.
ISchoo Books Of the latest fashion (do bny few or
fear they would change when TIE moon s but what we
have for sale also Blank Books paIe Pens Ink Wars
EnvelOTe6es &e. ROOT & MORRISON.
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PHILADELPHIA
bsHecoem fasutan. faiatiisted ~ specai EndesNsH
~ "e hetst u fts Siet aud Disirrissd afflicted


BsHsgol.m is,aist, tsiabhslsd by special Esdcsassi
\" - het,f n ~ cick aud Dsrnssed afflicted
~. t"t ga'eHt qld hphieVic L~fafet
T'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In
- view 81 the awful distinction of human lie caused By
Fortunate Victims of such dlessea M onacks sde,k tenra
ADO directed their consuliing surgeon ~ = fuIE
ACT worthy Of thcir name ~ open pisnentnrv for tile
treatment Of this class ~ dieasp their Iee and 70
give MEDICAL ADVICE GhAt ~ who ami, H. latter.
with adrscfpton Of their condition. tare brhit
MFOCIN s FREk or CHANGE. it is hoediss A. s shst
iho Asociaon commands the highest Medict sku ~ ti,s
age and will furnish the mosi approved nler trcaintnt
1e ptrctofs Of the Aasocnon in their Annual Rerort
man be treatment Of SoN,ua Dsea r the year onains
Ianparv let 1888 exnress the highest shtsacon With the
which hes attended ihe aho Of the Consulting SUR
peon IN the CURE or stennacuhooo seinn Neakness, I'm
lab,c &C. nnd order continuance Of the plan for
The nirors on review of The past feel assured that
their nbors IN Ills sphefe benevolent effort have been of
great henent 10 the afflicted especially 70 the young, aud
they devue themselves VIII renewed real,
10 this very Important aud much despised cause "
An admirable Report Spefnoiuii hon or Seminal Weak
ness the Vice Of nnansu aasnroauon or seh aDo. ana
other Diseases of The Sexaai Oraas by the Coneultmg SUR
geon which viii lie sent by mail In seaed hnseonee
FREE tFCHAlafF on the receipt of two stamF iot pos
Other Renpt aud lracts the nature ana trenent
Of sexual Diseases diet Sc, constantly being lnlrea
graitpus distfbu1on, and viii be sent 10 the hnhced
Some Of the new remedies and methods Of treatment discov
cred during tho last wear, are of oreht value.
Howard Assoctton No South NINTH Street. rhiladehiA
GEO, FAtRcfnn. Secretary.
452 ENFA u. IFARFWfl.ia President.
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Relief for the Amicted

Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
om patients their friends TO visit the neighborhOod
occasionally a they light consult bhl personally, we'll
by Win hereafter visit the above named places once
RmOnth.
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF pa
ens in all and chronic diseases with unpar
aleed (of which Of your friends neghbos
can testify and prepared 10 e relief TO all who APP
bly, Particular attention will be given the Of Coz
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Diseases Female deTangements OF character
viii lie treated with
Also viii old and all erupye diseases OF what
ever character they may be. lie makes Of universal
BotOaioal remedies No caome other deeteous drugs
are used. .Hl.- p
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine win send
general description Of the appearance of the urine with
correct Of the cause origin Of the disease, and
general history OF the symptoms, with name, age &c
"a s. c. CLARK, ~ D.
JanesfnNLn Mercer Co. Pa.
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MISS A. T.. SAILS BURY +,
Iva espery snaopnce y lhs CitEeus of Ashabnla and
Flcidty, that BE ir desrous of Obtaining
"A GLASS 11a Music,
eIhcf on he PIANO FOkTE % hELDDRON. Having bean
q4def the tnslueiipn Of the best teaeheIs in t =
New Maven, Connecticut and Kew York,
Ntlshuse fy conpeent u 40 justice 10 any, WHO may
% plAted under her cha1Ee She Nill Also teach
THOMO q q ~ m ASS ~. !, ,
thQ.e no may dasse Recns one door South o. Chap
uae|s FeI1U Store 81
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For sale by

% BENTAM Is JOHNSON, Ashtabula.
W. r. ALLEN, jefferson.
r.r .l..s A. r.. BECK WITH. New Lyme,
l... .,.t H.a A. McCAUSIAND, Hockcreek.
T. CURTIS, Trumbul,
n. PARISH Kingsyille.
.| ... -l l. LYONS, COnneaut.
II. MORGAN, HaTtsgroFe, 4.
Hlr B. y PHILLIPS, Colebrnob
-a w. NJ. PULLS & Co. AnstinbuTg. f - -'
j. II. WHEELER. 81 Trumbu1.
-r---. X. Ns NORTON. AndOFer. -r-.Tar
s.tt- II y r.. SPRING. Geneva. y - - N -
And by Agent in all principal towns in Ohio.
For Medicines and Agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND,
430 Agent fOrOhiO'
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Iron, Steel. Nails. Glass and Puttv

Iron, Steel. Nails, Glass and Putty.
CtWEEDS, and old sable fat baa iron
= a. =, ], Ia, Ia, Ia and inch square Sweods iron
"a, =, ], lA,1l5, J =, and inef round ron
q, "a, y, ia inch English Tire iron,
Stake Band Hoop Iron, all widths: small FOUND Square and
Swedged iron; Cast Steel German English Bisterand Spug
Stee best Norwegian Nail Rods Spike Rods tons Parker
nvon xcs good assortment OF all these articles can beonnd
at ROOT x MORRISON.
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,s}as West Bedford, Cosliocton Co.. May IA, '57

Mr. il. b. Kingsley Sir- have been selling the medicines
the Graeerg compact for the last ten years. ard
invariably found them TO give good satsacton and the pills
have sold to great many families regularly their tea
and cOee and with my trade they have become staple
tice Marslals Uterine CatloieOn is medicine that has
q amount Of good in female diseases lady
sold il to nldIne She had received benefit from bot
tie than She did from long Ql medical treatment by
the most skilliui physicians. Yours truly II 7,
4..., JAMES WILSON.
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-r-aa. ..U or TIE sr.t -...- sa-.. ...-
ECLECTIC and GERMAN
Practice of Medicine. an Ilr

HAVING permanently located in this place, of
fer their professional seTyios 10 the hnts Ashtabua
and surrounding townships for the Cure al CHRONIC and
Acute diseases 0f every grade type and character to whe
the Human system Is inedtut.
Twenty years experience would enable them to say that they
feel confident that COLDs CoUGHs, CONSUMPTION BRoN
CEEs, ENLARGED ToNsILs and SOgE THRoATs when treated
in their New Way, will e sale agreeable aud reliable and will
when any ever adOpaed by mortal man. can cure
Diseases OF tie LUer NOmaeh hdaeys BOues and Ser
val Organs TIeaed With those Safe POtaut and PopuIour
concentrated and Rezenod agencies of the Eclectic Sehoo
which purely and positively VEGRTABLE.
Rheumatism, Chronic, Nervous, Acute treated by
that falling agent (when properly applied1 EiAo-
THcrY Diseases Of the Heart spne Skin and GlandulaI
syftemf, successfully treated Al Sqoipa Affections, Cansou
and Fever Sores GENERALLY cured. ''
Female Weaknesses whether Nervous Orgnnic Chronic
or Otherwise win b. cured relieved in short time.
These near by, consult them a. their Office formerly
Occupied by Dr. MeCune opposite Brigham Co.'S Clothing
ioase Those at distance consult him, BY sending II
psh case Win heir i and age marked the fal
Special Rtanon paid to diseases Of tie Eye and EAR
Alsc TO the $ straghtng Of Crooked limbs &c.
- .i.l SALISBURY u HUMPHREY.
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ii. FAssETT, Agent
ron ruK
Sale, Purchasc, and Rent Of Real Estate

Sale, furchase, and kent oi lteai Estate
fNsURANcE, u'
Negotiation OF Loans, Collection Of Debts, &c.
AsHrABULA ONO.
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
and no sale no charge. Sale direct or ndirect con
ssitutcs Commission IN III .rn Nt' /. a
20 Acres Of land under good state Of cultivation with cd
buadns huit aud living water less than mile north Of
the very low price Of $3.50 with very easy terms fray
ment Enquire of Joseph ChAnSe on premises orof H. las
RiDGE FAUNA choice srn on South Ridge near Har-
vey T. Gaylords owned W " W, Wheeler, containing 81
acres with good buildings fruit living water, plenty of tim
Der, and everything desirable for homestead, @ had a a
bargain. Cali the psiuhes, on FAssLrr,
Ashtabuls, for particulars.
So ACRE FARM in jefferson township n W, from village,
IS improved nd balance good wood land aud timber
there good frame dwelling ana barn, plenty OF t OF va
rm price tsOo Enquire ofA ABolsN, premises, or Of
II. FASSEfT. M. F 80. a.,
90 81 which are well mbered balance unuer go0u hi
pr0vearnts M good buildings and uit. Living Springs Oi
water in different lots Most Of farm gyey oam soil, and
Part Grand River bottom lands. Teras &c accompanying
The farm ofAndrew Wiley ~ 2eg acres near Ashaorla
with good improvements buildings suitable for two iais with
plenty fruit timber living water and al SJO per acre Tart o
pay down aud balance on long thur. -
That well known grass ,pnd grain Farm containing OF 22O
acres fonlv miles nom Ashtabua Plank Road) owned by
D. Hubbard ESQ Good buildings, water and fuit Forty
acres timber balance under cultivation Price $SOOO Enquire
So aSe rcs south on Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned by solomon Smitnall house and barn. fruit and good
timber. Can be had at be Vgpin- ...y. 49,. ....t.'
Two large and valuable flrms owncd by F. Harmon, Esq
One OF 2JT acres centre of Sleaed under high state o
cultivation except 20 timber, Large dwelling and barns
house. fruit &c An excellent dairy hun. loe so
one adied aees imIaoyed good buildings Terms ray
ment on either Of above, accommodating ..s.sL