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ROWAND>s TONIC MIXTURE

FOR FEVER AND AGUE
TSNEN years have not vet elapsed since it was
n first regularly submitted TO the public; but it
has attained the highest reputation; and has sun.
planted every other medicine for the Arne WHEREBY
or 1t has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughou,
the United States, and still realizes more than could
have been anticipated by lis mos, saneune friends
Thousands OF persons have not only been relieved
but restored to health and yigor through its agen.
cy; and they now cnCeriuy testify, at every on.
portunity, 10 its decided and supreme efficacy /:
is composed of such medicinal principles as arc
calculated to renew the healthy action of the stom
ach, liver, ana other important digestive organs
the loss OF which harmony is the immediate cause
OF the disease. 1t is apparent also. that it produ.
ces an entire chnuge in the condition of The systrm
and certainly destroys the native liability to rclap.
SEES Of tho affection. Whcn the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF the
Tonic Mixture will not interfere wllh the treat.
menl OF Tie other disease, but viii even afford as.
slstnnce by furnishing strength and vgr to the
body during The course Of treatment. Those " no
make use OF this medicine may be assured that
there is no arsenic, Barks, MeIturY, OF any other
article IN It's composition uutrlend Y to the hunn,.
constitution; being entirely pcgeigbie ertrqc,:
and they may have additional confidence in the
use thereof, when they perceive that It has the CT
tcct OF gent laxative about the time half Il bot
Tic fuli has been takcn--ln consequence of which,
there is no part of the medicine left TO lingcr in
tine bowels 10 cause obstructIons, aud other evils
arising from the use of many OF the remedies now
offered for the of this affection. il has been
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
Ject TO a periodical recurrence Of The Chl!S, and it
has invariably wardcd off the apprchuudut attack
Obscene! The Proprietor, fully satisfied w!th The.
alPar 'lleltd and universal succcss which has cur.
s,antly attended punctual and regular use OF the
Tonic Mixture, in all eases OF Fever and Ague,
feels warranted IN engaging to ,etumd tie Price to
all those who have token liG medicine in strict ac
cordancc with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and lastingy cured.
The subscribers the wholesale agents for the
South Western States, and have now on hand SIX.
ty eases Of this medicine which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For salo at tho manufactured prices
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS
Wholesale Druggists,
uoY27 cor Conmon x 'ichonpitoUlas street.
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BEL GIIJsi,
Va short -Four in lG.'5--By Henun Humphrey,
ID. d., President of Amherst College, in , vols
The WORKS Of lirs. Shcrwood.-Bcmg the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
United States, vol. Is. Just received and for snle by
WMM'EAN,
q. Corner Camp NmCmon streets
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NEW BOOKS
hNTY AND INCLINATION: = novel, edited by
, Miss Irndon, auth of " he Improysatric", :
"Ethel ChurcIill, &c, in 3 vols
: vols.
HARRY, AUSTIN; or, A.Ivcqtnrps in The r tah
Army; : vols.
SPARES LIBRARY OF AMERICAN GloGRA
PLY, Va &, :, 6 and 9.
TUE iouNG House KEEPER and Thoughts
on Coo.err,ny W. A. Aloott.
The Ne aud Adventures OF NICHOLAS NICKLE
BY, No. s.
SKETCHES BY BOZ, Nos. X 8.
OLIVER TWIST, n, the Parish BOYS Progress
part :. No 3 Just received aud for sale ly
Wu HcEEN",
novs "ui up ji,. ouua.i4 s.
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For single gin OF 50 saws or more with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
:, saw $50 90
ordo. of Go SAWS, with feeders, Sc at So
5operssw, 500 90
For do. Of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. S.
rs per saw, 500 OO
For do, OF 90 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
50 per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied !,
10 cents CASH the number ofteeth being about equal
the number OF saws. One set of feeders, it is con
stdered however, will wear out or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at so cents each
The Gins ordered will be delivered TO the agents of
p"ters IN any OF the sea port towas of the plan
ting States, nj the above prices the agents paying the
ire Iht on the same from New York. and becoming re-
ss..i>ible for the amount of the Gin Gin wright
will he sent with the Gins to Put item IN where de-
s'eh the charges for whose services will be extra. but
moderate.
Iron running gearcan also he ordered where desired
On reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Hors,
power, OF any description, be furnished OF. like
terms. Small steam engines ase be ordered if de-
sired.
Ii Is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
they sho"d accompany them with their views in regard
to the arTnsementot SAWS, breasts. brushes, sc. Ii
IS iCni" they diiicl opinion Some desire SAWS of
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is 9or III inchesiN some wish them IL inches Some
wish or rows u brushes aisle while others do
not want more tsl,h at most. Some sl SAWS with
DRY teeth to the inch while Others want 10 or IL
W! heh discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and The manufacturers fulfil ti.en. in every
particular. Where it left our discretion we sail
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order can he executed, FROM the tine is received
III the sp' eight ornnc weeks, aud the Gin in that
tune piacedi the hands of the factor. TO be in time
tor sie next crop, all oflcps ought in the hands OF
til" manufacturers by the first middle Of NAV; excep,
iol plantations where they are late in commencing TO
pick or gin cotton.
N. Is. The Patent Right, for any one of the ce,on
growing States, will be sold On reasonable terms.
mes tnos
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NaYAS found fifty miles FRO Baliae, in tile month
W Of July, II large launch, English blu copper
fastened, and has been coppered She is :? feet long,
and eight feet beam; and haS teen sloop rigged as
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever re-
cognises said launch, will please cali at No 10 Old
Lpvet. n o. n
& UGAR.-56 hhds prime article, for sale by
~ u. DORSEY,
Je2! Al Nav l.eves
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ApACON-25 hhds Sides 10 hhds Joes, and gG h
al Shoulders, On Cinnat cured, landing from stea
er Buckeye, and tor sale by
STETSON & AVERY
ma firNvrer street
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ID Travellers desrous of taking The Florida route,
via Pensacola I've Morrill, informed that frs rate
boats will constantly run from Mobile 10 Pensacola,
leaving Mobile und Pensacola every other day after the
LIST of May. Good stages viii always be provided Nv
the subscriber he readiness lake passeng from
Mobile, in case OF tbs failure Of the boaIs
NIB ARNOLD.
The etsanhsa, Champion l:ayes Mobile for Pensag
. cola twice week feb "a ly
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EhAEg aeEy AESEG.
% VI MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW -OhJ.EASS

MEM -Dltl Fans.
q CSEfH KNE1Tl.E, N Co.-tmporters Of Fofaig.
AZ and Domestic Hardware, are receiving from E,.
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Aanufac
urcrs, extensive assortment of F,ncv md Ilru,,
Hardware comprising eSe.s article N NE line which
they offer low
Country Merchants and others invited to cell and
examine their stock which consists, in part OF table
butchers pocket sadtiers ana straw knives lated ami
Britannia spoons, needless pins, hooks uua eras sbo
yels and spades. longs shoveS, euders aruns Brit
iuia and apaned ware, brushes, blank books and pa
sledge and nail banners, sniths bellows AmSsicun and
English blister, cast, sheur ternHn and crowley steel
plough mounds trace, and log chain, wedding Louis
aua and gruhhng hoes Mattocks, pick axes, com uur
grass scythes ColIins Kings aul Simmons choppmC
axes, wrought, horse and cat nails. cotton and wOI
pistols, shot, powder and liqur uks, percussion cnpg
nuA der. tea, fish brass and he'll Metal kettles guu
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
w CustomhonSe street, opposite the post-otlice.
The subscribers arc now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsupcrl0r workmanship and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American rlarbe. also Monuments, Tonbs and
Grave Stones moulded and plain sills and nels
marble tacugs, heurths aud boundary stone plaster
of Paris Roman Il Hydraulic Ccrlput and Plaster
iug Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates oft"e I,ewest and most approved patterns
Lettering done in the nealest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate wefkmoE to
set the above work.
les lanes KAN X STROUD
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COLOGNE WATER-rhe subscribers have recei j.
~ vedby the ships Rochester aud Republican, from
HAVE large supply of Cologne Water, Tooth Brush
es, Nail brushes &c of superior quality, which they
offer for sale reasonable terms.
SICKtES &. co,
nov22 4O Canal st
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EuSr received per late arrivals from New yolk, a
ID fresh aud fashionable assortment of HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the uttentot
of The purlic 10 style beaver hats of n superior
finish, fine texture, beautiful lusire; also to
fine plain Russia hat OFFS superior quality and also
81 end article Of silk hat toget er with general us
sentiment nanuf4ctu I'd by himself, expressly Tor this
market whoIrsae and retail
JW OSBORN "a Camp street.
N. B Cit' and ceuntry dealers invited To call.
feb6
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ALA AID DEEM MAuoMED,s DYE,

For changing the Hair, Eye nrows or Whiskers
to permanent Brown or BIak, by application
without staining the skin ar the finest linen, iuat
asceived by BUSH Il ALLAN,
17nov Fancy Store, C. ST Charles & Com
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Orders RECElNEn For

JONES' P.IYE.NT COTTON GIN.
By the Pntentee No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERr HOE e. CO.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.-Unfounded
" rumors of the undersigned having sold out,
discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

I'm T.II
A.. o. Ii,, I ,I,,,
7, w. , 90 .',e'C"t ~" t ,S' ,1'set'
uF'"S oo'i must i'oS'' i'uS'S lieu ny stii
Interested ParcS, Inc SUBSCRIBER pegs 10 assure MS
friends generally, and the public at large, that he
still continues within two doors Of his late or
former stand to be furnished with a full and ex
or ya,,ntnhi, '..,Jo, SooJs nf tho ,tra,h and IN,
. -. - Io1- e ~ '
Po't u ''i' P''s'''' S'a'''' 700
SINCE INC curry part Vi ooptohlpcr, ne mas re-
cclVcd ample supplies, ny the packet ships Vicks-
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. By the Msss.
sippi and another packet he is in duily expccta.
Ann of n s,,nrIy If Ftuii 'rr,.s and isnnr,,u,s
D, L.i,l nniiIoh ,,i,,j -. -, : w.,
' "5 0' 1' ''''No' '"''o'' W
',!!'
Inc snpScflhfr hegS luftlrr l" assure tn; public
at 4arge, that he Is ut pruscmt well enabled to
and execute orders for all the kinds Of Garden
Seeds either wholesale or retail, as ho ever was
sinr, his first hIisI,ucu, i'm January 1899
,,n,,trv n.,iers" md u,rLct c,ri','or, ,,
rIIJ -, H. I, i t ~
" Ut NV Wv" ~ ' "1 ''uso',"I'o i"t'S' oy
me pound weight, ana gai'oh or bushei MEASURE.
Catalogues, cItlor IN French or English, may
always be obtained personal Application u,
usual, to WN SMITH
C., ,rlrn Seed Store So Custnmhonsn str,,t
Morn cn,,.,,,, s,,n,,I,, az All 81 All ~
,,lor, 'tI , H. Nv ~ S ol",
~ " P"''' - W, " F 'o'o'' a'iu ''"NN''e
e'Lr" nCio'-"lli supply Vi peas ana ocaha.
~, ,,irn,, >n nav,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
bARlSH COURT for the Parish and City OF New
H. Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles nlaurian,
Judge. jane llth 1898 NO. i0,9&i-l jacques Porier
vs. his credogs.-upou reading and filing the petition
and schedule IL this case, 1t is ordered hy the Courr
hHt the crcdtos of the insolvent dc show cause IN open
court SATURDAY the 9TH day of July, 1885 why he
should not be discharged according law; aud IN the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty are stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans June L. 1898.
jell Paw ARMAND FITOr, Clerk.
sSTAT DE IA I.OGlSiANE..-Cour de ParOlsse,
pour Ia paroissse ct la willie de Ia NouvciIc Or
lcalis.-Prescn Fhun. Charles Mauran. ugG, ii tin,
l336.-No. l0,9S4-I;cques Potter contle SEES cream
ciRrs.Snr lecture ct enrgis de Ia petition Ell
la schedule dams cctte ale, est decrrtt par la cour
cue les crcanciers de nsolvahle fare SAVIOR eur mi
Gour ouvert, Sa,nedi de Juliet 938 pourquoi
he serait point dech trgc commencement Ia loi ct en-
attendant toutes ponr4nes contre purSoune GU ses
prophecies sOnt Hrrctces.
Bureau de greier, Nouyel!c Orleans | JUN. 1883.
ieli Paw ARMAND PlTOT, Grctter
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I Sanford, Esq, Mr. Cullumr, McAlpin, ESQ.,, Ii.
hhhy, in Mob le; I Taylor, p Rea Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
S-A lctte, bag, to receive cummunca atoms for
persons ut the boee hotel, is placed al Geo Whitman B
office, 81 ST Charles Lxch .nee.
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n B ARNOLD.

Pensacola Feb. 18th 1888.
u Gentlemen wish ng to engage rooms for their
families, can "ddr IS tile proprietor, Pensacola,
Nh Sewell r FAY or, the former proprietor at Kew Or
lie; ms.
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IVtehly Prtss.-Wc, the Undersigned agree to abide
by the above conditions far they applicable to
weekly papers.
(Siened) A. b. LAWRENCE,
j&g No subscriptions taken for less than months
Letters must, in ill cases, be post paid
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New YORK, l7th August 1888.

JNNOI5 NTV.NNNET
The agent has in his posse 1sion hundred cS-
moais similar the above, of the extraordinary
tues of this medicine. Sold by appointment ut Dr.
.Iohnsou's, Ian Isienville street. nov. 5
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nov 13
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
Wafer Proof Cement.

WISH 10 inform the public that ! have ce-
mcnt 10 put on boots and shoes. that makes Them
completely proof against wafer mud. and does nnt
mlnrc the leather, but fills the lutte cavities, aud
makes rough trun2y leather close and smooth. yet
plant and supple, and cleans up Wnh nice glossy
appearance. 1t makes them last longer aud looh
beiiei, and keeps them from uppine. especially
northern work, which may he made 10 last ueaily
long and look nearly rs well rs any other work docs
withnui n. Ny p,lce Tor putting II on is % cts.
par, which edn do IL shot TIM, and return them
AGAIN. 1t Is very essential 10 keep feet dry IN
cold wcathe, both Tor comfort and health; aud as
the piice IS low, you had well Try IT, both rich
and poor
My place oil residence is the Columbian Hotel.
III The lower end OF town where entertain people
moderate price; and invite them 10 call, aud |
wall ny to please them.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
n. Il. Shoe makers aud others lndlstiut towns.
who may wish 10 mike waterproof work, or 10 tx
those ready milc lor people they III send to |
will send them s0me ol lie Cement, with directions
hoYto 1t, aud furnish them tom time To Time
as they need II. w. T.
Sept y IL
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WILLIAM THURMAN.
A TEACHER WANTED.

\ GENfIEMAN who is qualified TO take
charge ol an Academy, can get good aud
permanent situation, at Pauiding, J,tspcr County.
His0sNPPh II ~ expected the building Will be m
readiness by the lat December or January next.
The health ofts section of Mississippi is thought
10 be equal 10 any other place in the South. Let
tes can he addressed TO the Trustees, to Bet,j.
Hapf Nome need make application except he Is
fully competent, aud OF good moral Character and
steady habits. II Is probable that there will he u
Female Institution attached 10 it very soon; conse-
qnently 1t may suit a gentleman aud his wile WHO
follow hnl profession.
PaulIIng, Mss. Anonsl 0 In
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FRIGHTFEB AFFAlR.-i.as evening abb ut
dusk. ~ the bugades returning from Harlem
to this CITY along the third ayrnu. The third -. j.
n.cp, hriug in afisaute they wtfe by enftman
na'.,rd Michael Hrales. hail drunk diving very
spiI1ed horse ~ cat; when first seen At gentle
pace Wien, u ~ ever. withna ls,s rod OF tie toops
hc took one ot the lungs" ont oil the carl aud l4si-
ed the horse 80 vioeBiiy ta, the animal maddeprd
With PAIN rushed intn ~. midst Of The 81 regiment
through the whole lIur ing down some j 81 30
men. more or less. binisng aud wanrdiug najnr
Try of TURN. On weni The horse and cart, Ilrale,
holding the nm \ - is sand ualciously Eultlng It
through the hndst Of the ueops Altef dlsmng
through the tlud regiment they neat came 10 the
uiuth, nhete mere men where knocked down and
bruised. One II lie dragons Wa knneksd oil his
horse. and received 50 bad huit thai 1t i ihonglr
his hle danger. By this time the excitement
was tremendous. orefa hemIng. amounting 10 mad
ness--al suhottnfttan WAS di IN ed. Nan was II
tor the officers 10 call upon the men 10 maintain
tbcir diaripbpc-lley ,a.Ard apoa the miseraLle
eaursn In such chufusibu, aud 81 COM lrtey DER
mastered by passion that they cut aud thrust At
each ofhrf. whereby several 81 them were severely
tjuicd. II vas tepottod that Two men we're thus
killed and many others dangerously wounded. Al
Tins the Charles II. Hale, al the r,k ri ms lic,
rushed nio Il niids 81 ihls islllu molec aud res
curd the .aft'n1n Will scarcely splik of lita re
IN unns. lie having been cut aud sllshed most hoiri-
bly,. oiherrs Rose aud Jones happening be on
he spui, Tire 81 wretch was gwen INTO their Gus
fod,, AMI b> lhem conveyed tn tie upper police,
"hc'c us W'unis Nrte uupedately dressed. He
received one ,lhte wauui On tlic head thai i con
>idrrrd dangerous By the Last accounts, however,
hc vas sfiii alive.
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eEEE,sgEs F.5Kk GN0ssS
Septenhct y

4 am now Receiving my allsuppy ol Gools. comnri.
n sing an extensive aud well assorted stock of slo-
pie aud fancy goods. | would solicit a call from
my friends aud the public generally before purchas
ing being coofdenI that they vail fui inany esra-
Die ucIesat less prices then ran be found at any
%lnrr esl'D','hmeht. The following goods | call
then particular attention To
One Case 81 black Bomdazues s7rts toa1
Black Lustuinss, good - cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans 5or,s ,oS1
Cases Bleached Cloths (dne) 70! cts.
pieces Ingram Carpeuus 81 154,oslo
100 French Worked Capcs 75etsioSt -
s. NIB. \ large assortment OF Ladies, aid Genie
mems Cloaks, Over Coats, Melino aad Lambs Wool
'"" =, pf'Ne's' &C &c Ne. NJ HART,
Ol
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= NJ .N'thNaL hAehINE-We this day heard
rom Col. Haskell, AT abe eorouets Office mas, ,a
'nafSable circumstance, which occurred in the lower
psu OF Bieecker street last night. 1t appeared
nom ms statement that an engineer engaged en- ihr
.fo'on W ater Works, living Blocker street, had
.i ~ tue habii, during The summer, of sleeping
VII" ms window open This seemed 10 give an
opportunity TO some evdisposed person to attempt n
'oDoe'y' ne engineer saw on several occasious
some lurking near his premises and suspectino
ue'r ues'fns determined to sci uap for hem. He
~. ling oohsiue'ed an internal machine, formed
III. I"a.d :" "'heh were placed two Bowie knives.
MS board was made to fit into the window aud
ura"n back bya spr'pg, the conductors being two
'pseads placed acfoss The window, which r. ,esnch.
~. ~oaId inmedateiy cause the machine IA .,,,t.
Ass''s. The '",rnder lie then ,old the persons in
'a'. l mat ne "as gong our OF town, and ias,cn
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7Wcnty Fire D0ffars Rcna,d.
~ ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER.
Es o II q q

who abSeonded about the 28th of last month"; with
OUT any cause whatever, and it is believed he viii
rudraVonf 10 make ms way to the State OF Ohio.
NOD in IS lolerabv fright mulatto. nearly quite
SIN iect hIgh, stout muscular man abolt - Years
od-has one iote tooth missing, or wide space Ia h,
tore tceln-llas scar ON one Of his cheek bones,
oec'Sioned by hurn. and mark Of Il severe cut on
one OF ms thumbs lie is fond OF spirits and when
drunk lie Is outrageous Robin has worked IN Tan
9atu iof twenty years, and very good Tanner and
Gurrer; he is also good Coarse Shoe maker, and
carried of with him his shoemaker's tools. Will
give the above reward for the apprehension and con
hnement IN jail of the said negro 50 that NAV get
MN aSa'n. Aey person aplrehendng hIm, will
please address me At Oxford, North Ca1olina
THOS. Is. LlTfLEJOHN.
CMord, y. e. Sept. 20, 1855 Is
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gJS9 ACRES dpE EATge.

principally IN wood, bought win view of sufplving
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably Two mile,
from the Furnace, IN lis nearest parts, and will be
sold with separate from the Furnace Tract rs may
appear preferable on tie day of SALE This property
beng leased lot the present year. cannot be ety
ccd to The purchasers until tAe Isl ui Jauuaav -
and viii be sold suhiret to thar condition, and on a
credit ofniuc, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day Of such delivery thn payments TO be secured hy
bonds bearing interest from that date, with approved
security, aud a deed oftrnst on the property.
join EARLY, Trus-
JAMES BENAGI, tees.
Auu o. al