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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02
Your very afsctionate brother,
G GPEEN
J. S. G..

What rebuke does the following just sentiment
contain, to those protesting christian who are in
any way supporting War, and Slavery, or any other
such wholesale violations ofthe letter and spirit Of
the Gospel. ....
CoNsIsTENcY-Nothing is more love-
" than Christian Consi steney Much of
popular infdeliIy of the present day is
nourished and strengthened by the discov-
cred absence of This heavenly virtue in
the character ofthe protested people OF the
Lord. 1t is not because Christians do
not possess any oflhe graces of the Cos
pei-it is not because none of the adorn-
ments of virtue are spread over their char
acter, that infdels rail against the truth of
Christianity: but because they discover in
the character of many professed Chris
tians, want of harmony. One thing con-
tradic,s the other. There is want of
correspondence in the parts. Principle
is not carried fully out. Every now and
then something is discovered that is inst
in keeping with the srpposition that the
man is hypocrite. Il is this want Of
consistency that stabs religion in the very
vitals.
These remarks are true in reference to
private Christians, but apply with still
greater force to those who bear the sacred
vessels of the Lord The conduct of min.
listers of the gospel, how closely and con-
tinually is it watched BY the world! Go
where they may, the eyes of those who
would prove them hypocrites are still up
on them. Alas, when not engaged in sa-
cred duties-when journeying-when in
society-when ming!ing in the private
circle, how apt are ministers to forget that
they stand in the presence Of such stern
and memorable tribunal But, if we are
sincere-if we always act as in the pres
ence of God-if we always remember the
character we sustain, aud the office we
bear, then will onr adversaries be eonfoun-
ded andGod giorifed. -EpiscopalR Record
er
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02
TIE u d G. B q p 10
BRANDON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1888.

A rare treat, the following letter, to those who
love and cherish the sentiments it breathes-espe-
cially to as many of such as have had personal ac
quantance with the writer and his brother to whom
he writea
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02
ABoLITIoNIs1 AND MISSIONS.

The following letter to PRESIDENT GREEN of
Oneida Institute, from his brother, missionary in
the Sandwich Islands, will be perused, we doubt
not, with much interest and instruction by the
friends of Christian hbotionism and Christian
mssions.-Friend of Man.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02

the image of Christ 10 frogs" and such
men will not let the cause of missions
alone, then have a board Of your own
There is ample room. The A. B. G. F.
NJ. have abandoned, if l understand them,
all the heather SO far astheir own labors
are concerned, but 63,000.000. (See their
last Report, PIP. ia ll5.) Now, my
brother, take hold of the work. Do not
wait, ill all the cnslaved of your own
land are free; but be up and stand in your
lot Nothing that you can do Will so adj
vance the work in which you are now
engaged, as to give yourselves 10 The work
OF converting the heather. Lcok abroad
on the vast bowling wilderness which sin
has caused, and resolve that all we have
and are shall be sacrediy and forever de-
voted to the retaining of this immense
waste. | long to see the day when all
who name the name of Christ shall do
their whole duty Praying that the bless
ing OF God may rest upon you and your
helpers, I close by assuring you that
am. both in the bonds o. consanguinitv
and in The bonds oLthe common gospel Of
our common Lord,
Your very affsctionate brother,
]. S. GREEN.
p. S. You will not suppos. that I ac-
cuse abolitionists of having felt less and
done less heretofore for the heather, than
their neighbors. But | see that some of
your agents are talking discouragingly
on the subject of abolitionisis doing more
for missions at present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19

placed within the reach orall, remedies adapted
I" the diseases incident to the climate they in
habit; and knowing likewise, that most of the
diseases ofihe UNITED STATES ere based unoo
organic or iiInciua arrangement of the liver;
dir. CT d ilIGt attention TO those articles which
acl NOR. .:,.rcially on tlIe hillary organs.
tr"l!nm. iabolOlI$. and expensive research,
tke, nave succGf ;"d in extracting substance:
from ile TOM MO winch, from its peculiar Of:
cr. npnn:rc ,.rpulir or hillary organs they have
.enllratcd HpafiRc Iris a mediclne thai will
produce all the 5rmeliciaI results Of Caomel. irt
bon arue and 'lrul.n. diseases. without tile
pusSbily of producing The dele,crions conse.
4nenres common To thai article. Its action ,Ip-
on the const:tnion is universal, no part of the
system escaping it, influence. 1t is however,
npun lie organs Of secretion and excretion.
That lis great power is particularly manifested.
hence il is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
of billions fcrCrs and other diseases in which a
orpidiy or congestion Of the liver aud portal
circle prevails
1t is admissible in MI cases whereit is neces-
sary to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It
removes obstruction. ant exciles quick and
healthy action Of the liver and other gandular
viscera Of the abdomen. Being dffnsbe in
III Opci'liUi' lfec
in the vessels on the surface of the body, ac-
companied BY gentle perspiration, Ii does
not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action
is more universal and may often he repented,
not merely with safety but with great benefit.
This becomes indspensaby necessary in cases
of long standing: for in them intense trmpora-
nv impressions made by strong medicines sell
dom. If ever. do good; but tend 10 injure the
stamina of the constitution.
tits cleansing and purifying to the system,
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
OF life. and ls undoubtedly one of the most valua-
BILE articles ever Offered for public trial and in
spection.
For convenience, this medicine is formed into
3 grain pills. The white pills are catharie. al
teratire diaphoretic. and diurctic. The yellow
pills are tonic stimuiant, and dmphoretie.
Asa family medicine, one which may be re-
sorted to with safety and relied on with Ger.
tainty. in the first stages of disease in almost
any form, it sxceeds all former discoveries IN
medicine. either from the vegetable or mineral
kingdoms.
They are put up in packages Of 135 grams, or
As Pills. at so cents, or 100 pills at 81.
The above Medicine just received and for
sale at the Edgefeld Medicine Store.
July II, 1899 tf23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
PROCFIA WI ATHON.

NA7H Rt..tS. I.!!orna'i"" has been r.. civ
w cd al This Department, that Wili.in
llucks. late OF -. 'Senh"ms Parish was mur-
dcrcd ~ 'wo fugitive Slaves nanIed Henry
and Phiilis on the l1th da, OfJune last. in the
Parish "I 81. Johns Berkeley. while con, eyinr
said ugItiv"> iot,: Work House IN Charleston.
NOW KNOW, YE thai to the end ius,ice
may he done. and that Iir perpetrators of this
attractions murder ina be brought to legal trial
and cOndlgn punishment, do hereby offer q re-
ward of THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS for their apprehension and delive.
ry into some Jail oithis Stale, or TWO Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension of Henry alone and
his delivery into some Jail. or one hundred and
!iy Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
"l PhiS alone inlO some Jail of the State.
The desert ton of said slaves bv the witnes.
SOS before the Jury Of In1ucstis as follows -
Henry is described as rliliera light culored black
ri middle hcielIr. stout in his frame about 30
vea,S ofa:c.a remarkably thick ucck and one
0F his small toes turning nlIl PiiIlis is Ofcnnl.
nnm size. OLA dark complexion. about thirty
yclrS nfagc or perhaps more. When apprc
heuded by said IIuckS hey reported their
names amd declared that they had come from
bev"nd Savannah in Il Steam Bout 10 Charles
ION. and iha, they helpnged 10 person mllned
Wells nr .Vrlcl. Henry Is believed to be- the
slmr slave who vIs advertised as having run
away from William Hickman on the 10Th nl
Nay last while conveying linn from Charleston
TO Florida. Tie dcs .ripion of the two is 50
similar tina, the identity is highly probable. lie
Is described in the advertisement. as low i'm
statue. has Il remarkable neck. when walking
from ar mp 10 omc has Il trick ofturnimg his head
OH one Side. both OF his small toes standing ont
from his feet. and as having he"n raised il Beau.
!ort District. near Rrooktons Ford. and at one
time belonging TO Jesse J. Clifton in that neigh.
harhood
Given under my hand. and the seal of the
State. at Columbia. the 9TH day of July. in
the year Of onr Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty nine and in the sixty
fnnrti, year of III dependence of the
United States of Am"ricn
PATRICK NOBLE
Bv the Governor
VI. L,roRDE, Secretary of State
July. Is 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
Hamburg Lots for Sale.
State of South Ga Ollna.
EDGEFiELD DiSTRlCT.
~ EQUITY
Oliver Simpson, VS.

oTiel Henir n'5pSIu' 5p"IIz, Vs. Foreclosure
IA uiici1 Is hereby given. hat by virtue Of
! q an Order from tie Cout ol C,n er,, Il
will offer tor SAFE to the llisl,rsi bidder. ii
Edgeiicld Court House. Oil tlI' lirst NJ. .nday i'll
October next, To IoreclOse Two Mortgages. ihc
following Lots i'll the row. OF Hamburg. viz:
Lots known III Inc Plan of said Gown aS l5l !.
l52, l53. l5i, l5o, l57, l5S, l3A. iG0, lGI. and
162. bounded North by Cobb street. E;,st by
Covington street South by Mercer street, and
West by C"oi street; compre"ndmg iie two
squares within said b .undary .cXceptan alleyo o
25 feet. and square OF $50 feet, conveyed TO
the Presbyterian Church. Also, all that parcel
of land IN upper Hamburg. described IL being
boundcd Nortl, by lands Of John B. Covlngton,
East by lands of John Fox. south by ditch i'll
the foot of the hill, running rom the ruad lead
ing to the Bridge, to the Leigh trac line. West
hy the Leigh tract aud Fair tract line. containln"
eighty acres, more or less, with the exception of
three acres sold to Joseph !. Kennedy. and
half acre sold to Richard Lubbock: one hall of
the purchase money to be pad in cash, and
for the other halfa credit of six month will he
given. Purchasers to give bonds and personal
security and mortgage OF the premises. TO
secure the creditportion ofthe purchase money
J TERRY, e. E. Z. d.
Commissioners Office,
EdgefeM, Sept. ,. 1889. s7l2l eal
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PRDCAHM.STASS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CnLUMBIA. SOUTH CARoLiSA,
June 24th. 1899.

By his Erceilcncy PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
G"rcrnor 0nd COmm"nder-m Chief IN
mi "rrr M state ii South Cnroiina.
~ llfRA>. ininrIualn has bcen received
w at the Department. iIai OIL the 9th of
May, ast.hrtwreu The hours of II and:i o'clorL
i VI. 'wo negro chiIdlen. Harry and Sary;
the property of Stiles Rivers. were stolen from
his plantation OF the Horse Shoe. S.. Barrhol.
nmrwS Parish Collie OH District South Carnli-
III. by some person unknown.
Now KNOW yE. Thai to the end. Justice NAV
hc done and that the perpeirat"r of this offence
mn,y hr hrongh' t" legal trial. and condign pun
ishmcnt: do hereby ol'r Il reward of Two
Hundred Dollars. for his apprehcnsiouandcon con
viciion III any Court of this SIalr.
Said negro chi,rcnarc described as about
seven years olagr. likely AID well grown
They .!r capable oftrlling the names of their
parents. and probably The name of the planta-
lion, clay Bank IIarrv's parents are Prince
and Fanny. and ry'sparentS are Scipio and
Diana.
Givcnu under NV hand and the seal of the
State at Columbia, the 24lll day of June.
in the year of orr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ilirly-nine and in the
s!Sty third year ofthe Independence ofthe
United States of lmerica
PATRICK NOBLE, Governor,
By the Governor.
VI. L,nnaDE, Secretary Of State.
July 1 %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
New Spring and Sulllmer
GOODS.

FHNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
-4 the public generally that he has just re-
ceired from New York, complete assort-
ment of Staple and Fancy, Spring and Sum-
nIer GoudS-among which are,
81 4-l 5-4 and j-4 br"wn e. b!eached Shirt
ings and SheetInss,
A handsome asSortmcntlig ghi cold Prints
81 pleres light col'rd London do.
Frencn prints and prileo Jacnnet,
MourhIhs and half mourning prints and
Muslius.
Super printed Lawns,
A and 4 Cambrics and cambria Muslins,
Swiss and book MusIins,
Jaconct plaid and stripe do.
Lyomliasr and brocadr do.
Ladies and gem white and black, silk II. S.
and kid Gloves,
g Cotton and thread do.
-" Misses black and white nett,
Lacr and ,aliZr do.
A handsome assortment Of gauze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black. blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hcm-Slt heI. an super linen cambria Hkfs.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies gauze. Hermann, gro-de-nap andsew-
ing silk HRS.
A Irish lncuS aud linen lawn,
Plain. inserted and irled bosoms and linen
collars,
ga and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
GA "A and l0.4 damask table covers,
French napkins II towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drlings
Super rib'd do.
a variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Cases of palm leaf End willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
y large assortment of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
;}-4 and Al plaid and striped domestic,
Silk. satin. and MarSeil.es Vesting,
ParaSols AMI Umbrellas.
Furniture. dmity and fringe.
Black bombaZlnes and merlnos for Coats,
Paris needle worktl muslin capcs & rolars,
French baskets blracher Russia Sheelings.
ANY thing like general enumeration of ar
ticrs is impracticable; but these in addition to
his former stock make if sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder-
ATE to he worthy the attention OF all who wish
to supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market, will do him. aud perhaps themselves
Il favor by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
. Hamburg. March r. 1899. 7 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
The Cause Of Biliun> Comp
iaastts and IL NlOdc of Cure.

s Well regulated and propuilIOllatr ,IlIan;-
! ~ o! nj upon The SloIia, h. is always r-
quiSIte for III promotion of sound ica TIL
SimIu'aieS digrsliOn. and keeps the intestinal
cdl,i Tree from all oh trllct on. Tn the ,Iier-
OF surlnrc o! Iilc NGr L. i.cculinr bladder. IN
which he bile Is lirst preserved. hctng formed
by the liv from tile bond. Thenc.' 1t passes
into liI. sUrach AID imtrstines. aud re-. .nlates
the indige>,On Thus we see wien he.c is ii
deficiency Of bile. thu body is cuirSantlycnsve
On Inc % her hand. m OvrrahuEdance of bic
CAUSES frequent nausea in the stonacI,; and OF
ten prOmOt' very severe attacks Of diseasr
which sometimes end in death.
rcvers are always preceded by symp onls
oil Il di>Ordcred Stumach; as are also ScrOul0llS
disorders. and all sympathetic functional or
g:lIic or i'.hrie Diseases. From the same cause
the natural and healthy ACTON oitlre heart, and
the whole vascular system is impaired and redl.
red below its natural standard rs exhibited in
pal alpitatioils. languid pulse. :orpor OF the limbs
<ync".e. and even death itself, i'll consequence
Of III Overabnndance Ola peculiar offensive sub
stance to the d. cslivc organs.
The approacho bilious diseases is at all times
attended by decided symptoms of IL existing
diseased state ui the stomach and b0wcls; !. c.
with nose which are known To poi't out their
Contents 10 br of morbid Irritating nature; but
whenever the alimemtary canal happens 10 be
loaded vita irritating matter, some derangc-
lient OF healthy operation either oi the general
system or OF some particular organ oi the body
Is the certain result and when this stale ..ap-
pens 10 be united with any other symptoms Of
disease. lis effects are always thereby much ag-
grayated. The progress OF organ!c Obstruction
Is often 30 rapid Us scarcely I" adlnli "i Time Tor
the application oil such aid as is to be offered by
arl. yet. in general. the premonltory 5, s,,mptoms
oil Stslrlc load are pcrccptlblr Tor "a day or two
prevloso the lurcrish paruxiSm.a period. when
the most ciilcacIous ass siStalce may be gwen, by
unloading the stomach and allmentary canal
OF Its irritating contcnis, and thus reducing the
susceptibility OF disease.
MoftAIS LIFE MEDICINES, should
always be taken IN the early stages OF bilious
complains; aud II pcr<rvercd ia strictly accord
'n% t" the directions, VIII positively effect cure
LIE mineral iiedlcin'S oiteh prescribed III
'iicSe diS''aScS aili""sii 'ey may eilcc'a teIii-
'o.Il! cure '' !r S's,'r ll'''e Iie".' '' oii''
lica,t'ly sthtc "l nc pIooa' ana consequently
teId TO promote return "i the very disease
winch iI'ey are employed to cute. II Is then BY
Tic use OF p"rgailvcs, exclusively formed OF
vesetanc compounds which, possessing wIthln
themselves IL" d"leterln''s agencies winch de-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
State of outh ar0lina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE co "ON PLEAS.

u ENIS RODGERS. who is in the custo-
q 4 DIV oi' the Sheriff Of tbbeviIIe District, by
virtue of "csnc process, ut the separate suits of
John Nc McClinlock, and of Miller, Ripley Il Co.
having filed his petition with n schedule on
oath of his whole estate. real and personal. with
the purpose ofnblainin@ the benefit of the Acts
of the General assembly, commonly calledl The
lnsovemt Debtors Act
PunLIc NorIcE is hereby given. that the pc
tilon of the said Lewis Rodgers will he heard
and considered in The Court Of Common Pleas.
for Abbnvic District. al AbbcviIle Court House
OH "Wednesday the sixteenth day of October
next; or sr,ch other day thereafter as the Conrt
may order, during the term. commencing at the
said place, on tn second Monday of Octnbrr
next and all the creditors of The said Lewis
Rodgers, are hereby summoned, personally. or
by attorney, to appear then and there in the
said Cour, to Shcw cause if any they can. why
the benefit of the net aforesaid should not be
granted to The said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the assignnl"n, required by The acts
aforesaid. JNO.F LIVINGSTON. c.P.
c'1rE.e 5rIy % o'hrs; Isso. BIT sl1 rs ae 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
State of South aroIina.
.tRBEElLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT,

Archibald Hamilton. AssuNrs,r.
FENfIE Plaint fin this case having this day.
Il filed his !erla!ion in the Clerks ofii;
and The defendant having no wife OF oraltornrv.
known ,ohc in this State. upon whom Il copy
ol'ihc ~aid declaration may hr served: Thrr.
fore ord"rcd.ihai he said Dclindanr 10 apnrar
and make his defence within Il year and n day
from the filing of The said declaration. or fl, al
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar.
ded against him.
JND. r. LIVINGSTON, c. c.p.
Chris Oairr
May VI. l>@ E&r ae1 is
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Miles Compound Extract Of
TOMATO.
4 SUBSTITi TE FOR C1LOMEL.


EROM the well known and established rep
l. utalon of Cafomci, il has been long employ
ed by the emplrc. aud scientific physician, US
ole oi the most powerful agents for the remo-
val ul disease. By the former, almost every
land has been delugcd with nostrums, that their
auihurs claimed as specifics in every disease in
cident to the human family. The folly of these
pretensioms needs no comment. for accurae
chemical investi gaiun has shown that the base
of most of the panacens. Caloiicons. &C.,
which have been trumpeird before the ronlmll-
nifty. with so much assurance. is CuiOmcl, or
mercury i'll some form. Now, il this potent
article even in tn hands of the most skilfu
physician, frequently cxertS in influence on the
human system. unforeseen. and entirely bevond
the controlof art; undermining the constitution.
and bringing on premature old are, disease and
death, what result Sliould be expected when
prescribed by the ignorant! Could their many
thousand victims speak, a voice from the tomb
would soon dispclihe 'sprcifc' deusion that now
sways the minds of the living.
Humane physicians deplore The sad evils re-
sulting from the mercurial practice, and will
gladly hail the Introduction ofanalticle that can
safely be substituted for Calmcl They fr,i
and that Eccniy. the great uncertainty orirs prin
ary operation; they cannot say whether it viii,
be I:lvnmlabro ror nniiIvnra!,lc. They also kuo,r
and feel that ii;l< 'lSr i ""nlinucd iorafw ron.
sidcrah!. fine, i',jnrinuS secondary consequen.
res n'i-tc'ri"inlr 'oi!ow. Em, they rus, choose
'r ieast 4'two evils; they ';Hownn ni!fer ar.i.
Gle that will arousc il torpid iirer, remove oh
s':ncion. AMI set i'll free action the whole
alandnlar system, and it being indi<nens;h,
rressary 10 do this. they continue its use. rot
wllliSla'dIns the evil consequences which
follow.
They have long desired and sought an art-
rlc that would produce the oood effects of this
drug. without sub ecllmg the patient to its dele
icriouS results. Such dc>ideraum, il is be-
leved. has nj length bern obtained, in the article
now presented the public.
The proprieors article keeping in view
the fact. that Il rise and brncrOlcm Being has
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
South Carolina Copper,
SCI GET IRON & TIN WARE
.pEN9saSsHCsOYy.

n WOULD respectfully Inform the Mcr-
d Chants and pIan.erS of this State and all
who mlv please 10 "slvc IN" Il call, that have
located ut Hamburg. S. g.. with Il view TO Il
permanent residence; ard engaged in the
manufacture of Copper. sheet Iron: and Tin
Wrre-which will furnish bv Uhoicsale or
rcfpH. Of The best quality, at the ioircst rates.
'Iaving experienced Northern Workncn,
md heing practical mechanic nyscIf.I can al.
i"ni % Po?ting. Gm'fcring and Sponting; and
nh mhcr Jgbs Of crcry description in my business.
,rhirh shaii be 'rcH done. and nn short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly nttcndedto.
superior assortment of Japanned Ware
Also. Slamp'd Plates. all sizes, just received
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg. March 90 1899. rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-09-19
Hamburg Lot aOr sale.
State of south , arOlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EDETTI-

John W. Heard and
Isaac II. Heard. vs. FORECLOSURE.
B. Fl. Winding.
N DrlCE is hereby given that BY virtue of
lN IN Order from The CourI of Chancery, |
will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at
Edseiicld Court House, on the first Monday i'll
October next to foreclose Mortgage. that Lot
Of ground in the Town OF Hamburg, know i'll
the Plan of said Town rs Lot No - having
- feet front Oh Centre street and - feet
Icar. containing one quarter Of an acre. more
or less, adjoining the Lots Of Gi:eon Par,luc.
and Iideon H. Hull. it being the Lot OH which
Is situated house. lately occupied as Il Dug
Store by the said B II. Winding. One third
of the purchase money to b. paid i'll cash. and
the other two thirds, Oh II credit of three AMI
six months, in "qnai portions. The purchaser
TO give bond aud personal security. and mort.
gage of the premises. TO secure the credit por-
ton of tn. purchase money.
J. re TRY. c. E. d.
EdsefisId Sept. ,, Isa, s7ns7 81
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$50 Reward.

STOLEN OIL Monday night. the 9Th instant
~ from the residence of Capt E. b. Belcher,
Il Patent Sdrcr Hatrd with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached to it.
WhoSnrvrr will deliver the said Watch to
the subscriber. and proof sufficient TO convict
the thie;, sllal receive the above reward.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April II 1899 If II