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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
DEPARTMENT or STATE


WASHINGTON, March 10, 1915,
The undersigned, Secretary of State
Of the United States, has received the
note of Gen. Almonte, the Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plcni potentiary Of
the Mexican Republic, of the 9th inst, ,ad-
dressed TO his predecessorthe Honorable
John G. Calhoun. protesting in the
name oflhe Government against the reso-
luton of the late Congress for anneXing
Texas to the United States; and he had
submitted the same to the President.
In answer, the undersigned is instruct
ed to say, that the admission OF Texas as
one Of the States of this Union, having
received the sanction both Of the Legis-
lative and Executive Departments of the
Government, it is now irrevocaby decld-
ed, so far as the United States are con-
cerned. Nothing but the refusal of Tex
as to ratify the terms and conditions on
which her admission depends, can defeat
this object. 1t is, therefore, too late at
present to reopen a discussion which has
already been exhausted, and again to
prove that Texas has long since achieved
her independence of Mexico, and now
stands before the world, both dej,Tc and
de facto, as a sovereign and independent
state amid the family of nations. Sns.
tanning this character, and having mani
tested a strong desire to be one of the
members of our Conlederacy, neither
Mexico nor any other nation will
have just cause to complain against the
United States for admitting her into the
Union.
The President nevertheless regrets that
the Government of Mexico should have
taken offence at these proceedings, and
he earncstly trusts that it may hereafter
be disposed to view them in more favor
able light, Whilst entering npon the du-
ties of the Presidential Office, he cheer.
fully declares in advance, that his most
strenuous efforts shall be devoted to the
amicablo adjustment of every cause Of
complaint between the two governments
and to the cultivation Of the kindest and
, most friendly relations between the Sis.
ters Republics,
The undersigned has the honor tc
TRANSMIT, to Gen. Amonte his passport ac'
cordjng to his request, and to assure hin
of his distinguished consideration and re
gard. Signed
JAMES BUCHANAN.
To the Brigadier General,
Don r. u. ALMoNTE, sc. sc. SC.
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Opinion.-I willingly concede to every
man what | claim myseIr-the frcest range
of thought and expression; and am perfect
ly Indifferent whether the sentiments OF
others on speculative subjects coincide
with or differ from my own. Instead Of
wishing or expecting that uniformly Of
opinion should be established. ! am con-
vlnced that it is neither practicable nor
desirable, and that varieties of thought are
as numerous aud as strongly marked, and
as irreducible to one standard, as those OF
bodily form; and that to quarrel with one
who thinks differently from ourselves,
would be no less unreasonable than TO he
angry with him for having features unlike
our own. PrOtGSSOr LGwrcncc.
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's,IIGSj BSCRlBEI< has now ON hand and will
Y keep constantly on hand NJ his Lumber Nnrd IN
Nartand large assortment Of Pihe Lumber which hs
offers to sell AT MS low rate be purchased NJ nut
place in this vicinity.
said assortment ia made up Of .2 "a & inch Po,rI
of all qualities, Ia, l2, 2& inch Plank Nosl A. s.
CapboHrls Nos. 23& Shingles ii n inch p,rtct
lRlh Window sash. Blind aud door stuns ornn o.rrin
tons, ready made Window Slsh md Blinds in ,hort -
bout every description Of Lumber.
said Lumber il manufactured from the mn Country
Pine or what Is more properly called, the Cork, Pino
aud is admitted by all who have ever worked IN hc e.
superior to amy other Kind Of Sinh r. on .ernun, Of m
sottncss aud the manner in which il manufactured
THOSE VINO are IN Mant of Lumber win do well tn,i
and examine for themselves be fore purchtsnq srhe.
DAVID Il. SUMNER.
Iurtland, February, las.
N. b. A fair price will be raid In Lumber for three
| four new Mich COWS, 10y u A q
| fsO-3m,
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"Jamcs, If you take three from five how
many will remain?"
81 don't know, marin, replied the boy
biting his thumb-nal.
"Not know! II five birds were sitting
on tree, and anaughly boy should fire a
gun and kill three, how many would there
he lell?"
"None," was The prompt reply.
"Why, yes, there would be some left,
wouldn't there!"
mo, there wouldn't, cause the others
would Fly away"
Brsh, boy, that.
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DARK Suspicious And SUBSEQUENT
DEVELOPMENTS. The Boston Pos; states
tina, early on Wednesday morning the
18th, truckman was seen to drive to
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CONFECTIONERY.

n & C.MUNROV, having been extensively enenG-
81 ed in the manufacture Of Confectionery for the last
ten YEARS. take this method to inform Merchants aud Ped
ers that they still continue to orders in their
line on the most liberal terms 1t is confidently asserted
that no C0nlecionrr better stock produces bet
Ter article. Orders Respectfully solicited.
Concord, N. H., Jan'y 81, 1915 si7-6m
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JIRER ALTON.

NOTICE that hereby give my son, Matthew Handy,
" his time aud shalt claim none OF his earnings and
he responsible for OF his contracts from and aer
this date. fAIRlCh HANDlEl.
Woodstock, April g. 1915 so ou'
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FARM FOR SALE.

A PLEASANTLY located and wei wa'ercd rArw,
N containing I2J Uc'eS,On QurChec River, in Hartford
VT, five miles below the Village Of Woolstoch il now
offered for sale The whole, divided into small farms 10
sui, purchasers, with pleasant building spots and cuycn-
lent woodlands. This is one 0 the best farms In tho
country, having theron three good dwelling houses ono
large delightfully."- situated two story house with cruyeE.
Vent ouhoGsrs and Waterfront never falling Sriar con.
vrycd in lead pipes to the house AID hars-he meadows
uron the river are large and Of nm excellent Iwly mn
orchard with some choice fruit brick yard and cay q
superior quality from which the country ArOnnhalc suuu
ed with first rate briCk,an extensive growth valuable
timber, ind one ol the best sugar lots in the State
Water paw er can BE hal To almost any extent with
rhng expense, either from the brook running through
the Farm, or from The river first rate farm ol $40 acrcs
could be taken from the centre and leave the remainder
tor another valuable rm or il might be divided into yc.
~ small sections, Cnch well accommodated with wood
md wafer, aud pleasantly situated good runl whore
the stage frequently pasSsrs II will be sold very rhesp
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately.
TERMS-rari OF the money in advance or within one
year, mud the remainder NJ annuainrrCS, m unliRmlt
ed time. JAMES UDAII.
RgrERENcEs-Ethnn Bnrnap Esq, Lowrlh Nathaniel
Hall, BnsIon corner Chestnut md Warner sirecis WI.
Us LNmnn, Esq., burlington. W.T.; Daniel Marsh, West
Cambridge, Ms; ElhanCushin. Danvcrs, Mass. 25G.Cn
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Ell ED.

In Reading, VT, on the 2jlh inst, MIS- Mary,
rclict or,he late Capt, Rufus FOrbush, Of that
town; aged 80 years.
Closing Il long life of health usefulness and
virtue. Printers in Worcester County, Mass.
are requested &c.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Assumpst on promissory note executed by the de-
PENDANTS Tor three hundred and twenty five dollars, dated
April 9, lsii payable to the plnnt or his order de.
mand with interest annually fer value received.
Because it does not appear that the defendants have
had personal notice nfhe tendency OF this suit il Is
dered by said C0nr that they he notified thtreoCby pub
fishing the substance of said suit aud this order three
weeks successfully in the Woodstock Age, printed in
Woodstock in said County Of WindsOr,-he last pub.
LEGATION TO he nj least six weeks previous to the o
said Court, next to he held in said Woodstock, on the
first, Tuesday in November ncNt,-whiCh shall be sun
cicnt notice the defendants to appear in said Court aud
make answer TO the declaration OF the plaintiff in the
snit. N. WILLIAMS Clerk
II. Z. sTOUGHTON, Attorney 259.3w.
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PLOITS! PLOTT.Su

VE7HE Subscribers have recently purchased Of Rugges
II Nulrse and Mason Of Mass patterns Of their i'm
nrovcd Eagle No. | and Flows and intend kecpine
them constantly hand for sale made of the best mate
ral and in the best manner. "1h,se Pows combine
light weight aud easy draft with great strength md du
binity sit is acknowledged by all who have made the
experiment that the improved Erge PloV is the hest
FcldPlow in use, and lasts much longer than the com.
NOR kind" WeHiso manufacture the GnterO Go,
premium sword PiOw, which is avery superior PlOw en-
50 ordrt and doing the work in the hest manner. Al
80 manufacture sdr-hll PlOwS from entire new pat
ten Of peculiar form wRrrenicl better than any other
side-h Pillow ever before offered To the farmers Of Yer
mont OK sloves and scrnprrS constantly on hand Also
an improved Cul'iyat0r lnr ~ 80 COOL can be pGrChs
ed in Boston ut the ware houses far $500.
Having 40 tons Of iron on hand suitable for the above
articles will furnish castings at satisfactory prices Also
have recently purchased 20 tons of best. so imercar
iron for Machinery anl prepared To make castings
kind 10 suit Customers. DANIEL TAFT SONS.
Tn(tsyiIlc, Apr IsAl 9l9.lt
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EggeEGasTds y MARKET
MONDAY, APRIL. 81. 1876.

MUNDAl, NFKTL. II. TSI0.
Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and $3.50 Swine
PRICEs.-R"ef C0iiif We quote first quality, SI,5,
30 Second quality. J,2j $3.50 Thrd quality, ST..
50 AS
Working OS"n.-Wc noticed sales SGj. Is, S.
herp.--SuleS from 2,2j to $40.
Scine,-Lots pedde, / 2to SIS for sows 5 l-2 to 6
for barrows. Large hogs III, At retail IL and L.
", h Farmer
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NOTICE.

v6Nnc subscriber VIII continue the business at the old
II stand Of NEVENS ~ co and has this day
received from osona general assortment of sclsonable
goods which he will sell MS low MS can be purchased in
this vicinity Please call aud examine.
Ell NEVENS.
Royalton, April o. 1916. 2593w
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may add that, after the arrest of the
men, the crowd became clamorous for a
search of the house, which was according
ly had, No firearms orany kind were found,
but sword, and number OF cartridges,
heavily charged with huckshol aud brass
slugs were discovered. The Coroner is
investigating the matter, and it is ardenlly
hoped the perpetrators Of this foul outrage
may be brought to justice. Burns, the
deceased was convicted about 10 months
since ofbeing engaged in fire riot; and
sentenced 10 three years lmprlsonment.-
He was subsequently pardoned by Gov
Porter, and has been quite a reformed
man in the eyes Of the community. He
has left wife to mourn his untimely end
To add additional fuel to the flame al.
ready raging, false alarm of fire was
raised about 5 o'clock by the Moyamensing
Hose Company-of whose atrocious acts OF
outrage have frequently spoken-which
drew out large portion Of the department.
In the vicinity of lth and Locus, streets
CHy-the Nloyamensing and Weccacoe
Hose Companies, the latter located in
Southwark-cngaged in one Of the most
determined and talighls ever witnessed,
in which stones, bubs, spanncrs, fire horns,
and even knives were used. The streets
were crowded with people, and the police
Of the city, had they been so disposed,
might have prevented its farther progress,
Bat the conflict was kept up for SIX squares,
extending to South and 9Th, where the
scene was most fearful. Brckbals flew
in every direction, and one entered the
sick chamber of Mr. Jackson, S. E. corner
ofthe above streets. The members of the
Moyamensing, rowd'es Of desperate charac-
ter, were severely beaten, and finally COM
PEELED to abandon the fight One man was
stabbed, another had his face crushed in a
shocking manner, and in all probability
some of the wounds received may prove ia
tai Two or trhee arrests, it is true, were
made; but the whole affair might have been
frustrated at first. a boy, named Spple,
was held to bail this morning by the May
or in $1,000 to answer the charge Of being
engaged in the rIot
In fact, the entire day was desecrated by
frequent disgraclul fights! Chestnut, Wal
nut, Third, Dock, and other streets we're
alike the scenes Of dissi palisn and outrage!
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A NORTH CAROLINA BABY!-We have
Just seen one of the greatest natural curios-
tiles Of the day, viz: child who will not
be eight years of age until July next, and
who weighs ~ IbS!-more than the ccle-
hraled DaRiH LambcW weighed at the
same age. He measures round the wais,
IS mches-round the hips 47-thc thighs
26--the knees IS-neck II l-2-and his
height is feet 20 inches In the de-
velopment of his mind and in his manners,
he has all the childish simplicity Of ordina-
ny lads of his age and is pleased exactly
with what usually delights children. 1t
looks odd to see such lump Of flesh,
chuckIng over new toy, or a coored
marble, bnt moments examination will
satisfy any one, that he is mere child as
he seems to be. His name is JaSpr
Jachson; he isa native of Orange County
and is the son of poor, but very respecta
bic parents.
Mr. William Stringer, Of this City, has
made an engagement with view Of ex-
hibiting him to the public. He is curl
oS,y that will vie with Tom Thub and
Major Chaiin, and will be so pronounced
by all who may visit him.-Ra!eigh Reg
lister.
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WANTED! ,y4NTEDi!

1.-TWO girls h> Apprentices TO the Tailoring business 10
whom good cncOura cement will he gwen fdppHcatiua
ts maize soon. MICHAEL MYERS
Woodstock, March G, Isis, 2.2if
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GFThe Pennsylvania Legislature ad-
jonrned sine die on Wednesday, the 23d
Instant.
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EoICEI DRESS GOODS AND PRlNTS-Re
y ccved this day and elegant pat. Coricll Rpu,
Cashmere do Mos Deiaines do Prints for sHc chcrry
A'rli 10. Ch'SUANA..yr
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WOODEN RAGS.

WANTED, all Wool Rags not lued or r,'tcd. t,k.
w eu in exchange for goods by A. sTEARNs
W, odstoCk, April !, 1915.
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Fare reduced 10 500 from Concord TO Boston.
GL-LIAlER Nm NEEMENI.


| Fare WdurPd 10 500 irOm Concord to Boston.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NN and after April lst, Passenger Trans " rnn
~ dnily, tSmirys eXcrptcdD in connection WI'H mo
boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Ka'f"au, az
follows
Icryr Bostonnt7 M1IA.M and l2P.M.
Leave Concord At "a A. NJ, ll2OA' H., ana Ii
Pm
Transtrom intermediate places will run asro!lowsvis
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lovr'l at $40 Am, I2.jr.u.and C.fDp.M.
Nashua nj s;j0 n NJ, !.t5 p. NJ, and 1.4p =. a.
Manchester 9:'5 A. 81, 20 p, NJ, and Hj Pm.
or Immediately on The arrival ofthc cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l:2A.H., 1915 p. NJ, and r.m.
NashnHm Am, hl5r. and 5r NJ.
IowelIat TI5A. NJ, 2 p. NJ. and 5 - p. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars ircm Concord
The ccond lrnlnfom Concord arrives, Boston in sea
nlor Pa'aengersoake the oclGch tram to New oK
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Ral
roal so hrl Passengers may pass hcIwyt Concord Ia
yerhil E>ete,, Dover and Portland either WAY GaIy.
HIAGE@ Immediately on The arrival ofthe first TRAIN at
concord, leave by various routes for Srpo-t
tlaremou and Wnd>0r for Lebanon md Iinpny,rpu m
onth and n'rrhlii Cannm and UnorI; Meredith Trrqe
Centre Iiahor and the White Mountains On The sec
ond dhS from Boston, Stages reach Royaltun MGdlnry
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with ITO
Heamhoa line to Montreal and by Steamboat and SiDcs
t" Oed'hSbnrgh Stages also run from aytrill Ia Nan
Nit connecting there with Stages Montreal. Numrr.
ons Other stage connecting with the Concord Raj Road
run 10 the principle io"Es IN New Hampshire, Vermont
aud the Caua,l1E.
Stage. daily from franklin and Sandhorrtor 10 the
IT, o'clock train, returning after the arrival olhesec.
oud train from Boston.
MrRCHANpIsE TRAINS
Run daily rs follows
Leave Boston Mt 3 Lap, M,and arrive at Concord
the same cyrriU2.
Leave Concord ai - p. and arrive nj po,ior n,
~ the next morning.
Freight, FIRST Cm~. 80; second Cass s2E0
Freight Shou't lie trlIyered at concord, Boston ard
other deros an hour at least before leaving To irr de-
livery by the ir~l sNCCrrdmg Train.
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UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Express gives the following
copy Of the reply of Secretary Buchanan
to the protest of Gen. Almon,e, the Mex
can Minister:
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CAsII PAID for Veal skins,
" JOEL EATON.
woodstck, April Goth, 1915 ESQ IL
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TIFFANY Of these Goods were purchased in New Yo-k,
and will be sold al reduced prices. Plcasv call aud cSain
inc at no u Central street.
Woodstock. Anil ~. lslT.
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ON and after April list, Passenger Trims vii rnn
~ ,nily, tSundlys eXcrptcd) in CONNECTION VITA Tho
Boston ana lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, az
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CONCRD RAIL ROAD.

s,.szSA7 fEy+,s',,1 - ~ >. T.
~ Sr I, r. Il D. 81 i
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Leave lowell at $40 Am, 2.j p. NJ, and c:fDpN.
Nashua Mt $50 A.. Ny l!.t5 p. NJ, and 1.4g ?. u.
Manchester 9:"i A. 81, l'30 p. NJ, and 20 Pm.
or Immediately on The arrival of the cars from Boston
DDWN TRAINS
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Lcaye Bostonnt7A.M. II A. NJ, and Il p. NJ.
Leave Concord at 4 "a A. NJ lli2OA. H., and Ii
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER,


AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS, D. PAxr & Co.,
RfCHIso.rD. rs.
sPLEypID SCHEME.
$4,000, so prizes OF 1000: Tickets only g.
Drawing received by Friday mail Capitals: SI2 OOO
50 prizes Of l0O0 &c. IL drawn ballots. Tickets l.
5000. Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received ny SATURDAYS mail Capitals $4,000
1000. 1900, l2OO, 1856, &C. 10 hos. is drawn ballots
Tickets2.
Also for Saturday Night.
sLPESrm SCHEME.
Capitals $4,000, 1900 3OOO 2OOO 1901 90 prizes of
1000, 500, 40, 800. 200, &c. IS Nos ~ ballots
Tickets 4.
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
$4,000, $1,000, 100 Ut 1000,
Drawing received by Mondays mail April Grand Caps
of $4,000 OF isooa Of 1900 s0eo 10y
1000 besides prizes So 400 800 &C ~ Nos
Is ballots Tickets H.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000, 10000, (S50O lowest No Prize
Drawing received by Wednesday mail, Apui % Ca
pitas 5000 10000. 1000. $500, 1000, 1904 . OF
1900. of 100, OF l0oo Of 900. OF s0O 100 IL Co.,
Iioo prizes Of s5oor &c. &c. &c Nos. 10 ballots.
Tickets s.. II
GRAND SCHEME
S3J,B00, Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received by Mondays mail. April 2sth Ca
piras; $4,000, 5000, 5000. 5000, 1870 Of 2OOO 5
Of 1900, 10 al 1000, 500, 400 800, &c. &c. IS Nos
Is ballots. Tickets $40.
For other scbrn-s call oaiee.
ID Packages OF whoes and shares, single wholes and
shares always hand in tho usual great variety and
usual prizes paid sight Immediately after the drawing
IFOrders for packages, certificates single tickets
the shove sceines, anu la all Lotteries, viii be promptly
attended TO, and drawing whom requested.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
ap Managers Ohce, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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Anrtiou 8aies.
EUrUaE DAYS.
NJ Ds~sev, sseneur- n 40.
ATTRACTIVE REAL. ESTATE

ny cs"sep, woucurc a 40.
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
AUCTION.
I'm MONDAY, the 2ist April, nj ~ o'clock. ON
balance 10 Tires equal twelve AMI eighteen
months " e land bordering Can.I IN
v'ew of the IT t- Al,
f Sohn Carh. ~iiary psirr rscee,x
efsp''ve bpy ofths u,,t
of the ooovsonee NJ .op-
u1r 9th hshsa stais Of ELEVATION CON,
mans the most beautiful poset county south AMI
- Nv
tnsa.daty aiov- .. dso ed o. will y. .ol ., In
see. "a ATTRACTIVE Farming Land portion
oy ih" canal aud parallel line. witt, the %
S'na. shee Esq and The fiaTvie property. a. .,n
mn s be soid about u Laai the thu
canal between ard a snJ-an,- w,.,
IAN and Hsost vsnsb fr sppLe, ehin.y
more min'e dssc"p'i"n Of the property, the pabhe viii
Ptar r'frr 10 on~rr no
s"Abh paper s be required with deed
~ OF u'e len with the uaaeIssnsd ri ym-ni
DUNLOP. AoNCURE 4 60,
B-n conveyance Of unvorsbe weather tire aboy. nd
ver'ed pfopsny offered tn. attn
"n OF the pubic again called be the prei-. ON
81" 'n'. Tue .ar all b~ per-mpoty should day prove
FAIR sp is-tds DMk "a,
IMPROVED PROPERTY
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. 9spi isst al oeboeL ON The n,.,,. iii
ee ~'d that established stand situated and 7th
streets with bfek irn,ncu and ,let.o. IA
nhaf known Necayos Ja Fold the ans Of
Va anu sale Ios,tte-
TrK.s-one third balance in two .oual nm
anu ~ monihs Tor notes negotiable satisfactorily
DUNLOP. MoNCUREe CO.
spt Aueiionests
~ Immediately amer the ale Of IN. above In. sain.
~h be sd the aoning Lot Ground ON
rtree and ends depth feet. which lot .re,. The
builiings, used jail.
.P H. ~. a co, Auei.