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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02

NV oG uoue' nc lueLtitE CduuOt NC AfdC'
| ed. 1t does not exist. 1t IS a stolen liv,
cry that has been put on to cover up IN,
goodness. The fraud is too great and toe
glazing always to be concealed. ~. .-=
~ To talk about the "peace' of sys-
TENS and institutions that are formed for
the very purposes ofwar and fighting, aud
tha: have employed themselves more at
this than at anything else daring the whole
course oftheir existence, is really loo bad.
But TO pretend that they deserve to be
cherished % sources of good to mankind,
calculated to improve the world and make
it tolerabIe place TO live 10, is still worse:
! To dtsoiate with carnage and DEUCE with
blood has been the chief business Of these
"civil and ecclesiastical organic ltions," as
brother Getting calls them, They dis
organize and destroy human brotherhood
(9) The first ainsion to it was made, !
think, by brother Getting himself 49,
| (lO In regard 10 the Age. Of Reason be
ing vulgar and obscene | have not read
it enough to form an opinion. have dis,
covered nothing in tito sustain the charge
[ presume that whatever there is in it or
| which the charge is founded, comes from
its connection with the Bible. | do no
believe, however, that there is anything
10 the Age Of Reason that will compar,
with the vulg0rity and obscenity otlhe b
! BILE. If there be, it is what have neve
Iound Ia auy other book. And b, sides,
stands in the Bible unrebuked. Their
are numerous parts ofthe Bible that wouI,
not be endured in public newspaper 70
a moment, en- account of their obscent,
and monstrous indecency 1t is my De
cided and candid opinion that the Inh1enc,
oft the Bible upon lis adLerents is hurtfu
to chastity and purity. "......."
QI) ask 60 one 10 stand Identified ii
the least With any thing that l am doing o
shall do. All ask is hearing. [ au
happy 10 send the Telegraph to as man.
as have candor and courage enough .'
read,it. If brother Cotting writes again
trust he will DO himself the justice and MI
the favor to specify his objections to VIVA
heis pleased to call the system of reform
that am endeavoring to introducc."-
The system. is nothing more nor less tha
I Uairersal Mqnlry. If be can introduce
better system, the world is entitled TO tn
benefit of it. Will he point me out an,
other system 10 existence that is not par
lial and exclusiye2 Ill.,. "...@ "
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02
VOL. XIV. NO. As.

priesthood had upon the people, their in
Istructlons were needed but by few.
Sail, in spite of all the coupterac,ino cir
cums,ances which have tended to retard
mans advancement in. knowledge, his
course has been onward and upward
The time is passed in which men are
to work separately. Mind is being brol
in contact with mind aud at this very
time mighty host are gathering them
selves together for the PRONUNCIATION of
those truths which have so long laia DOR
nlant in the human mind; principles
which from their very nature are destia-
ed 10 raise man from the depths of folly
and superstition into which he has fallen
as consequence of his ignorance. IN
temperance, Slavery and War, which
have stalked abroad over the earth, with
such fearful strides, sending blight and
mildew upon the fairest prospects Of the
human race. filling the world with dis
ease, misery and death, are but the fruits
of that great profit: tree of sin which is
Ignorance. Man has not known him
self. His mind has not been directed TO
tie study ofhis own nature; and it is con-
sldered Sacriliege BY some for him to as.
sert that man BY searching can fod out
Cod and arrive at true knowledge of
himself This is The highest order of
blasphemy. And why Because it
tend Is 10 the entire overthrow of the doc
'trlne that is the foundation Stone on which
has been reared the vast edifce of relic
lous creeds and ceremonies Take this
away and the whole fabric falls TO the
ground. This they see hence they are
constantly insliiIing it into the minds Of
the people that they are born to mourn
and weep out their days; that this is Il
vale OF tears; that all the pain and misery
we experience are the chaslisements of
Jour heavenly Father, who in great mer-
cy, f'r some wise purpose not known,
has placed US here to drag out life of
toll AMI anxiety, and that he "does at
suniry times and in diverse manners" bv
The removal of some near and dear friend,
manifest himself unto the children of his
care, causing them TO exclaim in the
1tvpths Of their soul, how mysterious are
| Thy ways 0 Coo, and thy jud sments past
finding out" After this manner he has
been dealt with time itnmemorial; he has
been taught to believe himself totally de.
PRAYED, entirely destitute of any redeem
ing qualities. And now the question aris
IS is this mans true nature and is it
Impossible for him so to regulate himself
and the world around him, that he shall
be able TO prove to certainty that man is
10 his very nature progressive being 2
Let every one Who can.answer these ques-
lions In the negative, if he has not, in
medlateIy set himself about the work of
mans redemption. I.R.M.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02
Letter from JAS. G. BrOIvn..the Priest.
hood, the Church, Money and Oppression.
UTICA, Licking Co. Ohio,
..... july Is 1919. {

- UTICA, Licking Co. Ohio "
.@....-.. 49,. isl. July 10, 1913. (
Dear Friend Murray:-I have often id
my own mind almost wondered, yea have
marveiousiy wondered, what motives could
induce men protesting TO be christians to
adopt and pursue the course they d. in rela-
ton 10 the important reforms which are now
being carried on, and which trust will be
prosecuted, till man shall stand forth " free,
regenerated and disenthralled," as il regards
bis physical, mental and moral being. | say
1t Is strange that christians CD or even uu-
regenerate man should quietly and tamely
submit to have the chain fastened on his fell
bowman, aud ranked with beasts Of burden,
the ass and the ox.-But much more strange,
that he should suffer "lhat high, that lofty;
that startling thing the human mind" to be
led away BY priestcraft into the gross Dark
ness, which for ages has enveloped it, and
by tito be- re-enShrouLed and fettered in the
shackles ofignorance, intolerance and super
stition, and there left TO famish, to sicken and
die.
That this is true, and true even Of as in
the middle Of The 18th century, reflection,
with but a moments observation, bears US
witness. For demoustraliye proof OF this,
we have but to turn our eyes 10 the southern
portion of this liberty loving, pseudo-chri
! tian nation; and then we shall see men,
] Christians, the Images Of God, the fit tens
Piles Of The Holy Ghost, the living members
Of the body OF a once crucifed, bat now risen
Redeemer, under the appellation Of Method
lists, Presbyterians, Baptists, &c. &C., bart
cred, sold, and transferred as brutes, chat,els,
| goods, or any kind Of merchandise, in a per-
IfeclIy cold, calculating manner, notwtill-
standing the tenderest ties of affection, the
relation Of husband aud wife, parent and
child, brother and sister, must be broken up
by the transaction. In the slayeholdiug por-
ton Of this glorious , republief that Pres.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02

the present, only allow me TO say that / do
not wlshto be considered as any. wise iden-
thed with the course you are pursuing,
or he system Of reform which you are en-
deavofing 10 introduce. CID
Yours in sincerity tor truth,
SAMUEL CoTTING.
Rutland, July 9Th, lS43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

In pursuance of an order Of the District Court
j of Iowa Territory, lin the county Of Muscailne,
will offer for sale the premises, Saturday the
10Th day of August next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A M and P M the following real estate in
Bloomington. in the above county, belondntg te the
estate of o. 8. Truesdell, deceased. VIZ: The west
10 feet of lot T. and the east half of o in block r.
both running the length Of said lots, with the build.
ings.
Six months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with security and mortgage on the pre-
misses, rs required by law.
JOHN LILLY, Admr.
July Z, lS43. 36-ts
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

ANOTHER ARRlvAL.--F Five Mackinaw boats
arrived at this porl last evening from Fort
George. on the Platte river. They were sixty
days in performing The trip-one other boat
was sunk, AMI the contents Of another had TO
be re-shipped on those which have arrived.
They bring some 1900 packs B0ffaln Robes 10
P. Chonteau. ir. & Co. We understand they
report that the Sioux In0ians were making
preparations 10 attack the P4sEnees: afl was
quiet when they passed the Pawaee villages.
The different tribes on the Platte were all in
state Of hostility TO each oil,er.-New Era.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

TIME subscriber would sell first rate prairie
i farm, one Of the best in the county, situated
near the head of Pine Creek, five miles from the
Mississippi river and about nine northeast Of Bloc
mincton. containing $40 acres. 60 under good i'm
orovement, with good rail fence. frame house Is
by % feet story and half high, with the lower sto
~ finished, with stables. thrashingfoor, out-houses
and Yards convenient for farm. with fine grove Of
TIMBER Of about so acres adjoining. Also, 200 a.
crcs or n,ore situated ON Pine Greek. about and
half miles from the mouth, at the forks Of the
creek, well sitdated for farm with cabin and five
OF six acres broke and plenty Of timber and prairie.
and the hest mill site the creek, where can be had
SIXTEEN feet head and fall with six foot dam and
race about fifty rods long. Also. eighty lying
between James L. Hustled and widow Chamberlain,
about one and half miles from the Mississippi rlv-
or and about the same distance west OF my gr'st
MILL with cabin on it and four or five acres broke,
well situated for small farm Immediately on pub
lie road leading from Bloomington to my grist mil
al Of which will be sold bargain to any one wish
ing to purchase. BENZ; NfE.
Montpelier, May IL, ls43-n2s-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of the District Court
Il of the county, Iowa Territory, will offer for
sale, at the court house door IA Bloomington, OH
Saturday the s2d day Of July next between the
hours prescribed by law Of said day, the following
real estate, situate in the county Of Muscatine,
the property Of NJ Matthews. late Of said county
decd, to wit: lot block l3. east quarter OF lot
block 49, lot 10 block IT, lot 10 block 49, lot block
22. undivided half lot block 1872. lot block 1872
lot block l43, lot S block III, lot ! block III.
undivided half lot block LAG, west half lot block
lla, lot block III, lot block l6, lot block
1906 undivided half lot 3 block l04, and s. half of
S. w. quarter Sec. TO- Town. II. range 2, and S.
e. quarter of s. w. quarter Sec 33, Township n,
Range 2.
The above property will be sold on credit Ct six
months, by the purchaser giving bond with approved
security and mortgage on the premises purchased,
for the payment Of the purchase money.
w. r. RANKIN,
lime l6. 1913. 33-6t Administrator.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
.aD.uEv.xsTR.4TO rps SHE.

Nm pursuance Of an order Of the District Court
4 of Muscatine County, Iowa Territory. will Of
fer fer sale at the Cour, House door in Blooming.
ION, on the 10Th day Of August next, between the
hours prescribed by law, Of said day, the following
rea! estate in said county, the property of James
Cauchran, decd, viz: North half of the west half
and the s nth half Of the west Of the south-east
quarter Of section 10, r. 81. west OF the 9Th
pr. Meridian. The above property will be sold on
a credit of six months, by the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and mortgage of the
premises sold, for the payment OF the purchase mo-
ney. ROBT. BAMFORD, Admir-, DC.
Iune 90 1874 DR. fee So SO
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!

n MANUFAC rURE and keep on hand, one
mile below Bloom ngton, on the Musca,ine
slough. TANNING. Mills Of an improved pat
tern. CHEAPER AND BETTER, and Of nearly
double the width Of riddles, and will do near double
the cleaning of the mills that are in use in this
country. These mills are calculated for cleaning all
kinds Of grain and grass-secd in the best order
Those who have not purchased, will do well to call
before purchasing at other places bargains are to
he had Produce will I've taken. II 1t suits. Revol-
wing Hay.rakes can also be had at the same place.
March l7.-2O-fnl ABRAHAM SMALLEf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
STRAY CATTLE.

STRAYED RON the premises of the Subscriber,
~ three miles west of Bloomington. on the Iowa
City road, on or about the first Of June last, five
head Of cattle. of the following descriptions.
One red hrindle heller. years old one black year
lin heifer; one light brown heifcr, ten months old
one red and white spotted heer calf five months old
and yearIing steer, red and white. A lheralrcward
will be given TO any person who will return said cat
tle or give informatioa where they may be found.
JACOB WALKER.
July ID. 37ct
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

~. Influenza, or Tyler Plague, as Y
o. ~ the Wing press. is every where
ca''to y Several Manufactures in Pitts
|e''' 'ass beeu compelled to suspend opera.
Pc" ~ -, consequence Of the great number @
P'' )" ~. .f,;c,ed with it. Nearly one hall
Pe''"'. :. emulation ia eve ry quarter have
'ns '' aet. We have come in for our
ID '', :, 80. bsen fatal in but few cases that
pre- heard 81, and they were in eastern
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
Enco,,rage Little Iowa.

THE neatest and most durable CANES IN the
west. are made at the Iowa Cane Mannfactofy at
Iowa City. by 1Iu' ~, ~ -e..r,o
John Chambers. Governor OF Iowa. Du,Hne'on'
Oh. w. StuIl, Secretary. DO 90
Charles Mason, Chief Justice, 90
Gives & Starr. do d
Cen v. p. Van Antwerp, Bloomington,
s Judge Williams. 90
r. 8. Johnson, Marshal, 70 3
! Robert Lucas, 90
]. w. Parker, Esq Davenport,
w. II, w Scott, Register Land Office, Dubuque.
Thos. H Benton, Jr. DO
Reid & Johnson, Fort Madison.
1 March 81. ~-o"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

TAKEN UP by ADDISON Reynolds, Of Wyoming
Township Muscasinc county, Iowa, on The 18th
day Of May. ls43, LIGHT GRAY GELDING,
supposed to BE-, IA years old, Is hands high, long
switch tail, light thin name, brand on the left
shoulder similar TO small d. with three shoes on,
and has the appearance Of being foundercd. APP
praised at S35, l.cfoss Arthur Washburn, P on
the 22d May. 1919.
49,. ABRAHAM SMALLEY, Clerk
= July 5, l643 36c4 Board 60 CONS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

TAKEN UP By Joseph Jean of Cedar Town
ship. Muscatine county, IoAa, about tho 10th Junr
l043. an 0N-GHAK MARE, 8 years DID, fcar-
tson and half hands high the left car larger than
the right, and natural PAGER Appraised at SIS SO
before ]. H. Miller. p on the 25th June. l843.
ABRAHAM SMALLEY, CLERK
Juiv 2. l043 36ct Board Go CONS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
Wing Convention.

Tho Why's Of Musca,ine are requested to
meet IN convention at The Court House in
Bloomington on Saturday the 18Th inst. for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the Terri'o-
rial convention, to be held in Iowa City on the
10Th inst, and also TO put in nomination can
dida,e for the Legislature. and TO attend TO such
other business as may be for the interests Of
the party. MANY WHO'S.
JULY 7. 1913.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
.9PPRE.vTICE yX:a.%.TED.

A lad l6 or II years of age, who can read and
write well, Of good steady and industrious hal'-
its. will find good opportunity for learning the
printing business by an early application at this Of
fee. None will lie taken without these requisites
and an agreement from their parents or guardians
obsating them to renain till they shall have ac-
quireil the art July 7.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
TIE DUBUQUE L.s.sD OFFxI e.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by or.
~ der of the President Of the United States, tla-
ted at Washington the 7h June. 1913, the Land
Office is restored to Dubuque, from its temporary To-
cation at Marion, in Linn county. The business
of the Office will, therefore he resumed at Dubuque
on Monday next the 10th inst. and will cease at
Marion at the date hereof
WIN. II. H. SCOTT, Register,
TIL. MCKNIGHT, Receiver.
M ZION, July 3, 1912. 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
TERRITORY OF IOWA,7
MUscATIxE COUNTY,
District Court.

s. C, Hastings,
VS..
Latham A How, Pin Cbancery.
John D Abel and
Denton J Snyder; J aga
YEtHE defendants in the above case will take no
IL tice that on the I'd day Of February, A d
l843. the complainant flied his bill in chaDcery a.
gainst the defendants. The bill states that the
Goth day of November, d lS4l, the complainant
bought at sheriff 5 sale, on an execution. as the
property of defendant, How, the following Described
real estate situate in the county of Muscane, Wis
the undivided 18th part Of the north half the south
east quarter of section 20, r II, one west of the
5th principal mariian; aud also the equal undivi-
ded onc-fourth part of the southeast quarter Of Sec
ton 26, 7 II. r one west of the 5th principal ma
'idiad. with the exception Of certain part that is
decided to John Sherfey, John Fowler, Joseph Stone
and Peter Perry, commencing at the south east cor
of section g. thence running the west inet to an
alley &c feet, and in block SO, thence north with
said alley far as the plat runs, and thence east to
the section line and thence south to the place OF
beginning. and also the following lots in the town
of Wyoming, viz: Nos, l6, Is, IA, sin block No.
ten; Lots No. IL, and the east half oflots No. e.
8, and lot No. ten in block No IL; That said pro-
perry has not been redeemed by said How; that ON
the 7th day Of July, A D ls4l, the said How deed
cd the said property to defendant Abel for the pur
pose Of defraudng creditors, &c. The bill prays
that the deed Of conveyance Of How 10 Abel may
he cancelled and declared null and void and that
Abel may be decreed to convey his supposed inter-
est in said property to complainant.
June 80. ls43 ]. G. MORROW, Clerk.
S. G. Hastings, Sorr.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

XAHEREAS,i ii has been represented to US by
w creditablc persons from the West, that there
are one or more large Stage concerns now in opera
ton in the States of Illinois and Missouri, and also
in the Territory Of Iowa; and that it has been repre-
scented by the owners or agents thereof that this
Company is interested in some or all Of them
Now, in Justice to the public and ourselves, we
hereby give public notice, that this Company is nei-
ther at this time, nor has bcen directly or ndi
rectly, interested in any Stage concern, or in any
mail contract, either in Illinois. Missouri or Iowa,
and we hereby caution the public against giving the
Or agents Of the said Stage concerns any
credit on our account. as we are in no way whatev-
ever either connected with, or interested in them
or any one of them, or with any person or per-
sons owning them. By order,
VIM. NEIL, President
Neil, Moore & Co.
Attest-HENRY MooRE, Scc'y.
Columbus, May "A, ls43. n32-fwch 0. Stn.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

8 e A IL Il .
q T1IIE subscriber has just received from the well
u known establishment of Messrs Gregg q
Finch, manufacturers, st. Louis, consignment of
the above named articles, which offered for sale
at ST. Louis prices.
He is also an agent for the sale Of their Patent
SMUT MACHINE,
superior article, make entirely OF iron and which
excels any thing Of the kind now in use. As also,
their ATTACHED SCALES & MACHINE, for
weighing and packing flour, by the use OF which
there is an immense saving of time and labor. The
cost of this machie being comparatively but little.
its utility has but to he known and every mill will
procure one at once. lie l6] D. CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
tn 81 Il r..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Sat-
~ urday the fifteenth day Of July next between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock. P. NJ.
at the Court House in Bloomington. will offer for
sale the following described lots in the town Of
Bloomington, to satisfy the Corporation Tax of
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
CHAIR AND sPINNINC.WHEEL
MANUFACTORY.

g w. STUART having located in the town
-. Moscow. would respectfully inform The pub
lie that he intends manufacturing tile above named
articles, and will also fill waggon-wheel or make
new wagon if ordered, for which he will take all
kinds Of produce, at the highest market price.
June Q. l843-aytxIv
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
A PROCLAMATION.
MANN Ug2nITT lcIN


XVHEREAS, I CAPT. jim, long dispenser
w offnod to the hungry aud couch to the
weary. well thorn" to the dry, having taken
possession of that large and commodious house on
Second street, Bloomington Iowa, formerly the resi-
lpnce of His Hon ). Williams do hereby declare
and make known to the world that am now prepa
red at the sign of Capt Jim, to accommodate those
who may call upon me, in satisfactory manner
otherwise they go scot free. That this statement
may the more fully prove true, hereby declare and
make known that hefolowing are my charges for all
of which the best the market can afford are furnished
Single meal %
Board per day. with lodging CD
Three days, per day, so
Per week 81 SO
One horse feed 10
Horse per night rs
week 81 25
All other bills in proportion. I, the said Capt.
Jim do hereby further declare, to those indebted to
for eating sleeping, drinking, or upon contract
of any kind whatsoever, that unless they come for
ward Immediately and make settlement, Michael
Scott was never in. Scotland If don't send consta
BILE after them to bring them to "faW," SO look out
for Matthews or Musgaave.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive
share public patronage corresponding with his CT
forts to minister to tho tastes aud render comfortable
those who may favor him with their patronage
CAPT JIM FARMER.
Bloominp,on. july I, lSi3.-6-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
LIST or LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Blooming
M ton. Iowa, June 30th, l643.
Allen Thomas or Mathers Francis
Major Gordon Mccormick Mrs Ann E
Allen George Muckley James
Brockway James NJ Manay William
Bishop Homer Oer Andrew
Barnett Amos Overtuf Samuel
Bradley Mrs Helen Oserman Elias
Briggs Samuel Phillips Charles
Bower MrC Phillips Capt John
Benson Augustin L Plumer Jason C
Coulter Joseph Rogers A r
Cutter Charles Rchey Jane Ann
Carothers John Reynolds DR. Eli
Davis Richard Rankin WR
Elliott T Reech Mr. G
Fletcher Miss Jane Smith Benjamin
Golf Eugene H st Ores Daniel
Harrison G w Stotesbury VIM
Haney John Smith w c s of Ohio
Herst VIM y Shaw James
Irwin John G Tebow VIM
Jones David rimberlake John
Kerr RH Trueslale DIN s
Kerns Isack Van Antwerp Hartman
Kimberly Mrs Ellen Wright Samuel
Kinney Robert e Williams Washington G
Lucas Robert Williams Joseph S
I.oyd Thomas Wright lessee
Liley Jonn Williams James
Laughlin Robert White Calvin
MikcseIl John 2
July Z SO PLINY FAY, P. M.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14

- EASONED PINE LUMBER.-On hand
~ at my lumber yard, and for sale, a large lot of
the above description of lumber of superior quality.
June %, DAVID CLARK