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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
BLooae BuRo, September 20,h, ,ls45
THE TICKET.

The Titkei put in nomination by the
County Convention onMonday last, is uuI,
good one, and well worthy general
support. The Candidate Cor Assembly
r. A. FUNS TON, Esq. has been uied and
not found wanting. and IN accordance with
universal usage throughout the Sts,e, he is
nominated for a second tenn. II honesty
ability, and faiihfulness are desirable in :
Representative, he has them land il electet
we are assured by his past course, tina, hf
will do nothing to ,Le discredi either Of his
constituents or himself.
For Pro,honcisry and Register and Re
corder, the present incumbenIs are re.nomi-
mated. The citizens of the county are well
acquainted with both these gentlemen, and
as thew have been faithful end accom- Dodat-
ing public servants, we trus, The people will
extend TO them again their confidence and
support. We wish them TO come along
with the Removal 10 more central and just
position, and 10 have the privilege Of say
ing hereafter ,ha, The voters of the county
approved OF them along with the great ques-
tion with which they we're identified.
For Commissioner, is presented gentle
man who gives the s,ronges, guaranty lha, he
willsui the people OF the county in the fact
iha. he stands well wherever re is known
He is a mechanic, honest, intelligent and
unassumirg. and he will strive, il elected,
TO keep up the present exeellen, adminislrs-
ton OF county affairs. We have, for some
wears, been fortunate in selecting County
Commissioners. We have good, plain ;,
honest men and we end our County out O;
debt; our state taxes paid Up promptly, and
our credi, in the state, FIRMLY established
The candidate for Commissioner now pre-
sen,ed, is just such man as we wan, to-
sssis, in continuing this state Of things and
ia therefore worthy an election.
The candidate for Treasurer, has been a
faithful friend Of the Removal, through
good and through evil report, and is well
qualified for the Office of Treasurer. lie,
all Removal men give him an enthusiastic
supper, for he ia worthy their votes and
viheii confidence. The man who never
deserted principle or betrayed friend. i>
fairly nominated fGr an Office that he will lill
with credit, and he ough, to be lriumphan,
~ elected by the voters of Columbis
: County.
Mr.. Cole of Sugsrloaf, will make good
Auditor and we trust therefore 10 see him
, elected to that Office.
Such is The ticket iha, the Convention
has selected and pa, before the people, and
we venture 10 say ,,ha, it will be elected by
very large majority. All parts of the
: county have been frsly dealt with in forming
ii, and no one has any grounds of dissalis
tion or complaint. Let all our friends then
take hold and give i, an ardent support.and
we will have good;aDd honest meu filling
the places Of public trust.
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W0OillLlsN IA 0W0BTe
TE ME Danvllle steam Woollen Factory, fora
N merly owned and occupied by lr, Petrikin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who
respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is prepared to execute
all kinds of work in bis line OF business, at The
shortest noce, according to order and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone to considera-
bic expense in repairing bis machinery and appa-
ratus and being very particular in securing the ser-
vices of experienced mechanics he feels confident
hat lie is capable of executing all kinds of work
in his line in style superior any other establish
nent int he country. Prices of olk as follows:
Cloth yard wide light and dark, from d5 TO So
cents per yard
DO bottle greens, olive brown, &c. frcm so 10 co
Satires of the above colors, from 40 to al
Flonncs one yard wide, 80 cents,
Wine, brown or black 40
Madder red, 45
8anl OF yds wide; twi led or plain, from GO to "
cents per yard.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Spcetacles
a. Glasses.

MNTHE subscriber has just received large al
soitment OF SPECTACLES and SPEC.
|TACLE GLASSES, of the best quality, of botl
white and green. from No. 2. upwards.
UjJPersons afflicted with eyes, will find i
to their advantage to call and get glasses from him
as they may feel assured of deriving great benc6
from their use
G. l.. SHULTZ.
Bloomsbury May II, ls45-4
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Erandreth's Pills.

N . FAD and understand The time will com,
III a when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will h,
appreciated as they ought and deserves it will l.,
understood that DR.. BrandIeih has the sronges
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in
jivldual who makes trial OF the Biandreth Fill
concede them TO be the best medicine they eve
used. They are indeed medicine about whicl
there is no mistake. Their value in a climate S,
changeabe as ours cannot he sufficiently approcia
| ed free perspiraion is at once restored thu
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
| Those who have redundancy of bile fud them Of
he most essential service and should there be de.
hclency of that important fluid the Brandreth Pill
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has TIN,
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re
| ions where the dreadful yellow fever was Prevail
ling few doses taken Immediately upop the in
lection being received into the system, will b, al
most certain TO prevent any material incnnveni nee
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is the
Is' proper medicine as the Brendreih Pills. I
lhIs medicine he universally used in thi
disease, and no loss of blood allowed and few
very lew, would he its victims. SO il is with othc
| diseases Assist nature with this all imporran,
medicine TO remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort TO bleeding or mercury, and ",
snail have very g1eat scarcity of persons afflicted
WIN cronic malades. The feathered tribn-the an.
NAL kingdom over which we ale the lords. are
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither should
we be II 1t were not for our priue which occasions
them' Follow nature. Use the medicine which
hurmonzes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the blood hich strength
ems the ieeblcand yet reduces those of too full hab
to a healthy standard. Let me again say that ever,
department of the manufacture of Brand eth PHI.
is personally snperintended y me, and that every
box with my ihFoe labels upon it may be relied uc.
on TO have the benz fetal cncct descr;I,1 4, =
according to the directions accompanying.
G F. N T. S.
Washington Robert M'Kay.
Jerseytown IL. & A. Il. Disel.
Danville-E. b. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brohst.
Bloomsburg--J. r. Meyer.
Limestone -Babbit & M'Ninch.
buckhon-.M. e. Shoemaker.
Lime Rdge--l.ow 4 Thompson. !
BERWICK w Stiles
May 3, ls46-ly- 2.
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.SAEDINC g. TULLING

Will be done in the best manner, and at the usu-
II prices All kinds of country produce will he
aiken in payment for w,ik at Dan,ille n.alkot
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Chair ManufaCtoy,
I'll T. subscriber ccD,inues W carry "

the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of B. IL S. Haeel
buch. where he will be ready a, all time
10 furnish Fancy & " indsor Chairs, Set
tees. Boston Rocking Chairs Sc, Of ever,
description, which may be called for, a
Short notice and on the most reasonahl,
terms. He will also eAe,u,e House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, ant
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he llatlers himse. tina
he shall be able 10 furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can b,
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from distance will bt
strictly ard pune,ualIy attended TO.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. 80, ls43
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WANTED
TWO APPRENTICES

TESO the LASl ana BOOT TREE Making bu.
x sncss. Smart active boys between the
ages of IS and II will receive good encourage.
mcnt upon immedia.e application TO the subscriber
SIMON e SHIVE
Boomsburg. June Ia, ls45-6f ms
List Of Letters.
EE EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Blooms
Ma burg, on the qua,,er ending June sOih ls4a
ADAMS Abraham Ryan Danel
Nelser Bal,is Rohason Miss Mary
Fullmer Daniel Renhah Samuel 2
Hartman A. d. Sprout A. B. Esq
jackson Joseph Sens VIM. or John [shipJ
Kannady Sarah Wychof Y V.
Martin Thomas Wakefield James
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
, lease say they are advertised.
j. r. MOYER = NJ
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SA7ITNETTS, FLANNELS:
CLOTHS &. BL.ANKE1'S;

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced Irces
or Cash or Barter.
iistance--wool for Manufacturing will be taken IN
at the following places
COLUMBIA COUNTY,-Isaoc Kne's Mill,
Fishngc eek; Holmes' store, Columbus; Low d
rhcmpson's store, Lime Ridge; w. J.. Waller IL
Co.'S store, Berwick Stewart d Riekets store,
Orangcville VIM. McKelvy Co.'s store, Bio, ms
burg John G. sharpless' store Cattawissa; l.. Bi-
'els store, Jersey town: Den e. McBrde's store,
White Hall; Stroup's store, Washingtonville.
LlIERNE COuNTi--ReyuoId'ss store, Kings
on; Giderslceve's Wilksbarre; Styc,s' store, Nan,
icokc; Judge Mack's Mill, Huntington
Plum wriHen directions must accom-
Dnmy each parcel.
B. r. GEARHEART.
Danve, May 8, lSl5--2
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Cabint " a Kin G.

YWNllE subscriber respectful, informo the
= lie that he has TAX, tho shop lately occul,.
ty b. 5. Hnyhurst, at the lower end Of Murkrt.
street bloomsbury; uherc be intends carrying OH
the above business in all its branches, and solicils
share of the patronage Of the public.
In connection with the above business, he offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKEN.
lie will always he ready to make COFFiNS for
the same prices heu utofore hareed in Blo"mslurs,
aud having tupplicd himself with good II EARSE
he will attend with it at the Funeral withoutany
cXtIa chargr.
JOHN BlTTERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
Wakefield Cor sale.

T OFFER for sale one Of the best Es'a'es on
l the Potomac River, containing about l32o
acres, between six and eight hundred Of which
are arabic ana now in cultivation. The land Is
generally rlch black l"am, in'crspersed wnh
shells, and il fertility is certainly equal, !: moi
superior 10 any OH Ea river. In one OF The fields,
convenient 10 wcot, il IN iacXhausiih.e bec 81
OVER shells. which could be eaS!r converted
into lime. ana made useful on snch parts OF The
estate as mas no, be already sufficiently supP'ieG
with hal valuable manure.
The Buildings consist o. an D:eI>cets House,
l;rauary. and all the ou-houses necessary ior the
use Il The Farf.
The estate is boanted on three sides hy Bridge
Cr-cn. the River ana Pores Crcek-requirins
less ,fan The usual quantity Of fencing 10 enclose
IL /; il he birth place OF Washington. Fish,
Oysters ard Wild Fowl are abundant, and indeed
all lie facilities OF living are cheap and easily
With lie Estate, wish TO disrose OF from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, con-
sis.ins Of 4 iair proportion Of men, women, boys
anG children.
The kcalh Of ,fe Situation MAJ lie estimated
by the iaci ii which an informed, that The ply
scians lii, Tor Tic last ten years, has not ave
Srciery is good and lie neiehborhood general
lv bc,l6y. Ii The number Of very Old persons
nov living, and The bills OF mortality weIe con-
smiled. i, won!d be found 10 bear 4 fair COMPARE
son with any OF The mountain regions OF he State
inject. i, is believed thai, in the Ia, ten years
in proportion 70 population, .ewer death have oc-
rnrr,i ,han in any ether part Of Virginia. APP
nly II the Office c the Baltimore American.
july lG-eu,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

IN CHANCERY-Y !adlslA:-Ai Ru'es held
( in the CLERKS Office Of The Circni; SnPer"r
Conr, az Law ard Chancery Tor The county Of
Orange. q lhs III DAY ]! Jolly, l3i5:
joseph Hidsn, Plant :;
agans, :,
JAMS Lca;hers. Alesande. Leaihers, YIN
Lcaihcrs, (soa ;: William J'bn Leaihet., WI.
Learners, (son OF aloscs) alexander L'a'hrtS
t>on OF Moses,) Nancy .Lealhers, M,chaei 40
sey and Bctsey MS wife, .afneY CarEey :, :
Alice lis VIE, and the 'hitffeh Of uai.ano
Webb. decd. who are unknown, an Jonathan
Lea,hers, sen'r and others petenaann.
Tin. defendants ADORE nam-. no. having en-
tered their appearance ard si"cn security, &C,
cordino 10 lie act Of Assembly and he rules Of
hi, Cont, :.ri il appearing ~ satisfactory evi-
dence that he@ are 20, inhabitants y his Com
nonwesli!,-On motion OF the plaintiff. BY conn
sell il is ordered that the said defendants above
na'nri DO appear here at Rules . be hea IeI ne
sal; Cour; en- The frs, Noaday in October next
and answer the original bill and dntndfa ana
,nrr,smenialJ,Ls OF the p'alniii-snd that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN sorie news
pap.r published in The city Of Richmond iur Two
months successfully, and iha: aroiaeT c"7E there
Of Re posed a, The iron, aoor Q; Inc Cou.i Honse
Of this cour,y. a CePy-Tes!s:
July l!-cwaR 5 9 XIV e's'1'
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LOTTERIES.
E'urceli's Office.

TINE subscriber will open, on Monday The
Il lih instant, an Office at No. 6, lllh
Street, (eading 10 Mayo's Bridget for the pur.
pose OF vending tickets in all lotteries under Tie
popular management Of ID. PAINE & Co., oil n.
York. who, with their securities, are bound for
the payment Of prizes sold in their Lotteries; and
The prompt manner in which all prizes sold hy
them have been paid, is the best test OF their
standing AMI responsibility. The Grand Prize II
$4,000 lately sold IN his city, was paid at sight
and the cash. rs heretofore, will he promptly paid
for all prizes sold in their Loueries, the mun,cn,
the drawings are received.
The success which attended the subscriber
whilst he was in this business, and his intention
10 keep on hand al all times a large and varied
assortment OF numbers will, he hopes, secure The
patronage of his old friends and The public gene
rally.
respectfully presen, the flowing large and
splendid lotteries for The month together with The
outlines of grand scheme 10 be drawn Saturday,
Angus, I'd, $50 900 capital. They are presented
al this early day, in order that correspondents from
every quarter may have ample time 10 forward
.heir orders and receive their tickets before the
day of drawing. The cash for all prizes, large
or small, can he had as usual 1T sight the no.
ment III. drawings are received; and, hereafter
on all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets no
postage need be paid Address,
C. w. PURCELL,
Richmond, Va
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.ga9uc.in Eaasi al auction.

WIS beautiful and fertile LIZZIE Farm situated
L. III benz 81 The Rapid Ann river. between
Orange Court House ana Barhoursyillc, six miles
from each, twenty thee from Charlottesville, and
eight from Gordonss lie Che Western terminus
al the Louisa Rail Road which makes it within
four or i've hours ride olthe city of Richmond,
consists OF 80! acres, between 60 and 20 in wood,
20 IN hnc Timothy meadow, the remainder sutI-
yidct into fields and lots, in clover, wheat, corn
and oal>. The land is vel! watered, lies heaui-
fully, parlakes 0. IN. character OF the Southwest
Mountain soil (rrd, with chocolate gravel and
tic alluvial river lands.
n handsome two story mansion, with rooms,
closets, spacious sarret and cellar, and 3poni.
Goes, stands upon an elevated site and commands
an extensive view OF ,he waller ot the Rapid Ann
and he surrounding nights. There is Rchen,
smoke house, lu:lber house, ice house Carriage
house, (icr ! carriages dove cole grain ard To-
bacco bars, wheat machine, stables, corn house.
ore!s,cis house and cabins nr servants; all o:
which. with HE fence. are in cXceilsn! repair
There Is llnc garden, an orchard in full bear
r2, anG another q! delicious iluitS, planted six
years STAGE.
his ncarto several churches, 4 good schoo',
, within q lev huAdfc,! wards vi smiths shop.
Store. post oil,e a"d a u.eichan; nil. and
surrounded by The best society il Virgins Ia
Shor', Il is one q tho saugse3i, handsome, and
/ most valuable lrlic h0iDesltado IN The hca..h;e.,
aud most trs!.abit portions .. the Sta;e. |, )
equally well suited 10 The German far or tom
the Yves, CT The R.rc Ridge, who may wish ,
max, money by II, and III nan OF wealth 70 >
hr tite water country, WHO wishes 10 secure i
healthy retreat for bis family during he scs,y
season, amidst The Sorhwesr Muunrains. whrh
Steam has put within q lew :. urs travel OF he
| country bordering or Tie Chesa teake Bay
This farm will positively be sold al auction, 10
lhe hishes, s!ier, al Or,rge Con-, House On
Monday 2o:h Iay, 1915, 'ha! being Orange
County Cour: day.
Terms, One third cash, the remainder in one
:rd Two years, win deed Of ru>; OF The proper
- % SECURE The de!erfe,l payments Tae tile j.
mol ony untispa:e:, bul ,nGis24:c5it.
, A,iil'>S fn1.s' naiA i'.sriT rM'Ni fG1g~s
June "a. ls45--cw5v
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BLUE WING LAND IN HALIFAX
COUNTY For SALE.

DY virtue CT 4 decree OF the Circuit Superior
ID Cour: Of Law and Chancery for Hanover
county, Virginia. pronounced on the 10Th day Of
April 1913, in 4 ceftain sun therein pending,
,tylei Timhcr,ake z, ais as TiinscTlak. cl ais.
Shall. IN THURSDAY. The 9Th day oil july
nexi, il fair and if not, on The nr1l Tail DAY there
afiee. proceed. as Special Commissioner, - sell
al Public auction, 20 The highest bidder al The
Store House Of Tucker & Rogers, in lhc comfy
oil Halifax. : certain tract or parcel Of LAND
Tor 81 much thereof as may be deemed s,ivi>ea-
hIe al The lay Of >alc) belonging 10 the heirs u;
Francis 'fimberake, deceased, containing about
0iU acres. mole or less about one-tolrlh OF
which is cleared and ready Tor cultivation, and
The remaining three. iourlhs in original growth
There are several small settlements IN the Land
ana tenants now residing thereon. These Lands
are situated near the wasfs ot the Blue Wing
ana tlico rivers, have desirable mineral spring
upon them, and adloin the land, OF Dabnev Rag
land, Wilson Davenport, James | Blackwell.
Lucy Boxler and others. The sale Will he made
in tracts 10 sui purchasers.
rcrc.s ct s.le-Ca.h tli - innch ~ viii he
sufficient 10 deirar The costs and charges Q! sab,
a.. he balance in Two equal annual insanen!s
The purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
curly. ard he title retained until Il conveyance
snail! be ,irccies. b. tho Cou',
ANY persons wishing 10 REV Inc Land viii be
accommodated ~ app!icsti n 10 Gabner Rag
lar! residing rear he premises, OF 10 me.
llrir: description il deemed unnecess rs. as J
presomc 10 one Kill purchase without exami-
nation. W VI. - DNOh,
Inrs OT--rW;.is Commissioner
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sjxsy Dessars Seward

DAN away from The Subscriber in Bnckins.
Il ham county, Virginia, on his Way Sunth
three Negro Men, 10 Wit: -
RICHARD. abou. & fec, high, IS or &c Yes:s
OF age, black and slou. rnai:-sod IL Rich!;.?ht
by Mrs Organ, Of Surfy county, near Cal.n
Poin,: no visible marks recolIectcd. he had on
when he LETT white iur hai, with very snail
brim. and still Of sumre. clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, sTysafs old, abonio
feel inches high, has scar ca tie lei jaw, from
The ,oo.hache--ihe skin seems 10 have gro.'n 10
The bone. Had ON when he ic;: black slick cap
and suit Of summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond y Isham Lowry, ID formerly BE-
lonced 10 lie estate OF Ms. lfegiliian, Of hano-
= ALBERr, dalt complexion, "a years year. Old Old
ah,u. 5 ieet 5 OF inches high, very Stout and
nuscu!ar; no visible marks rceoliecsa. was sold
in Richmond ~ Charles p. Pci;ns, Of HALIFAX
cenn;y, Virginia. / will give the above reward
OF siy,v dollars .or tae apprehension 5ra sire
~ OF The sbaye nariei slaves &c Bets & t~.mord-
s,n IN Richmond. with al reasonable expenses
of conveying them 10 sad place. or iwe'iy DOL
lars and expenses 10. ci,he. occ q ihem
June 6~ea +. U tHAp1'
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RteDmgossu azoyana1rea,.
LOTTERIES.
StYa1sOri:s GssSre.

MO. 5. SOU1'H FOtG TEEN I'm
IN STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
DrarinS fccs,usd 'rerg GoD ri o'c'als. p. "
$o,ju0n, 5000.
Observation-Disclosures. Exlta. los c.n;,,,s.
COCOA ,:cliars. 5.0n0, ,;cae lisa 10 q nm
&c. - Nos. Is ,iraWn Ticket, 5 dollars lies
= 50, qnar;els -
$4,000, 5000
Friday uncn.alia, No. 90. Capitals. n ono
5000, 1901 l,lGl. LOO, 900, OF 500. &c. ~
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets = dollars, halves
quarters so cents.
1000 Dollars-aoO0 Dollars.
Saturday-A Lottery, Extra No
10. CAPITALS: 1000 dollars, 1000, LOO 000
&c. 81 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 9 so halves
25 quarters GO. els
$4,000, $4,000
For Monday Morning Drawing received bv
SUNDAYS Mail-Alexandria, Class M. % CAM.
tails: 10000 l5,00O 5000, 5000, zoos. so Of
1000, &c IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets 10
dollars, Halves s, Quarters 50. Single No.
prize Sl2.
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries will be
promn.y attended 10, and drawings sent. when re.
uucs,ed. Please address orders 10
~ SrRATTON,
JAY III Richmond. Va.
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale The estate lying
urar Prince Edward Cont House, known
az Springfield The tract OF land contains 500
acres, very fair proportion Of which consists OF
rxceiien, wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good build
incs. and all necessary Improvements Tor com
,orrahle residence II IS situated within one mile
of Prince Edward Court House, lwo mills from
Hamnden, Sidney college, ard seven miles from,
Farmviilc. These places furnish a constant and
excellent market for all ofits productions. There
i, no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
10 that in is immediate vicinity. is nearness TO
The Court House and College, afford superior Ia
ci,i,ies for education. There are two fonrishlng
female schools, and one male school, al The Court
House.
The oye,scer will show The premises 10 airy
person wishing 10 see them Persons wishing TO
purchase, will address the subscriber al Farm
rillc. Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TEAMS One third cash, on delivery OF The
decd ard The residue in one and Two years. For
the deferred payments bond ami security VIII be
required. CslAs. {. CAAhiNo w.
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