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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
ADMIy.sTlSATOR,s SAFE

~ Office is hereby given, day January
~ e4T the undersigned administrator OF the
Kesler decreased will sell public auction highest bidder
n uownslpl Marion
county,
consisting horses three hog, saddse
sythe and cradle. quantity OF farming
Kitchen furniture, ARTICLES Sale
10 O'Clock la the Terms known
day of sale. BENNETT ISAAC, Admr.
Dcrembcr ~ 1876. OO-3ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

HIGH TREASON Mark III. Parkinson has been
arrested at New Orleans, accused of holding inter-
course with the Mexican Government
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

ErThe Hon. J. C. Calhoun was reelected to the
United States Senate without any oppositon-receiv-
ing 100 votes. To I'll the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation Of Mr.. McDufhe, Judge A. p Butler was
elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

Nor AFRAID OF RUIN."-A company composed
Of the most wealthy and intelligent citizens of Port
land Me- has just been formed at that place. for the
manufacture of iron, under the title of the Portland
Iron Company. Their capital is S250,000, and they
are making arrangements for going into the manufac-
ture Of iron on a scale of large extent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
SHEI,lEE.S SALE

The magnetic telegraph from Philadelphia 10 Pitts
burgh will be completed by The first Of January next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
List Of Deaths

In the third Regiment of Indiana Volunteers, as
furnished to Maj MORRISON by Adjutant DAILY under
date of Camp Clarke, Nov. 3, 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

-WEBsTER's CoNsIsTENcY--During his sojourn at
Philadelphia Webster addressed company Of Volun-
teers; and the following account of his remarks is
given by the wing papers:
"The company of Light Guards, under the COM
mand OF Capt. Bennett, having volunteered TO serve
during the with Mexico, and being equipped in
undress uniform, marched TO the Washington House,
for the purpose of paying their respects to great
statesman. Mr. Webster appeared upon the balcony,
and in a few brief and impressive words, thanked
them for the call made upon him. They Lad volun-
eered to go 10 strange land, TO bear up the Of
our country, aud maintain lis honor He charged
them, wherever they went, to remember they were
Americans-the counrynen Of Washingon-aud lie
could not suggest TO them better raying cry, than
Washington, country, and our homes Repeat
ing his acknowledgements Of thanks, Mr.. Webster
bowed and retired, amid the cheers Of the volunteers
and of the crowd, which had gathered almost in a
moment"
Guided by Dir. Websters anti-war speeches at
Philadelphia and F6neuil Hall, tie Washington
Union expands the sense of the above extract, and
thus gives fuller display of the Federal Satesman's
sentiments II adheres strictly tc his own phrases,
and calls the effort
Mr.. WebSter's Patriotic Appeal to The Soldiers"
"You have volunteered 10 go 10 a strange land, to
bear up the stars of our country in a which
body voted for and which is violation of the consti-
tuition. You to maintain the honor of this nation
in conflict which is just cause Of impeachment
against your constitutional commander-in-chief and
charge you in the battle TO remember that you are
the countrymen Of Washington, Congress alone has
the right to declare war; and this he first heard
of in the Presidents proclamation. Remember, them
that you Americans when you march upon your
foe. Remember, adure you, that the act of Con-
gress under which you embodied, restricts your
operations the defence of own territory, and
press manfuy onward 10 conquer an honorable peace,
procure indemnity for the past and guarantees for
the future in the Eeart Of Mexico. Forget not as
you strike that you are engaged in an unjust uncon-
constitutional and wicked of aggression and
quest waged without authority of law and for the
worst partzan purposes. And as you sweep onward
from point point and the eagle standard Of victory
floats over your splendid career of iniquitous and
Improbable invasion, let your rallyng cry be Wash
ington, our country, and our homes -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
COUGH CANDY

N DOZEN Hodgkins celebrated Cough Candy; recommend
syab ed bv the place received and for sale
BY CHARLES MAYER dOots cast Of the Palmer House COY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
BY the President Of the United States.

Acting Commissioner Of ne GsasraI Land Office
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
Notice.

VVNHE undersigned Audtn. appointed by the
4 Orphans Court Of Northumberland county :,
io make distribution of the balance Of the estate Of
GEORGE WATT, remaining in the hands Of
Frederick l. zaIus his administrator. to AMI among
those leg lily entitled to receive the sanc will at
tend To the duties Of his sppuintnrn', his office
in Sunbury, on the 2lS day Of September. 1916
All persons interested are requested To attend.
WM. J, MARTIN,
Aug. 20, l646.-4t Auditor
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nALTImORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALrrxoas AxEnIcAs, Sept. a.
GRAfN--The supplies OF wheat at market to-
day are very small, and are far from equal to the
demand. The few sales OF Md reds which have
taken place have been effected at an advance of
four or five cents a bushel beyond last Fridays
prices. crop of 1900 bushels very good red
was sold at 81 cents, and smaller parcel OF
prime red at 90 cents. Good Pehna. reds are
wanted and If here would now command 95
cents per bushel.
The Corn market is rather unsettled, under
the upward movement of prices. Sales Of good
parcels for shipping, both white and yellow. have
been made to-day at G0ccnts, which may be con-
sidered the fair quotation. Several lots. of both
colors, very prime and heavy, were taken at GO
cents.
A sale of Md. Rye to-day at e3 cents. We
quote Oats at 20aii cents.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19

- UER IN w MC MB,
ENROM the premises of the subscriber, in Au.
T. gusla township, Northumberland county, a .
bout the first Of June last,
.. A SMALL RED DULL,
ono year old last spring, with straight horns, n
white belly, and white streak along his back
Any person returning said Bull to The sub.cri.
er, or giving infcrmati m " here he my I've found
will be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM NJ. MILLER.
Augusta, Sept. 10Th. lS46.--3t
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!


HNOOPERS ErERIAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAp~ Ess, also fr pains
and discharge of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly ,ablished its superiority
~ Enmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine 10 q compound
Of four different Obs, one Of whisA, The active and
principal ing iedient, is OFT ned fom the bark Of 0
crr'sin species .f WALxUr, a new and ell. c,ual
agent in the cure Of Desf, ess. ..
Persons who had been d,affo 10, Is and even
20 years. have heen permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, 80 numerous and SO emphatic
have heen the testimonials in it. favor, that the in.
ventor claims for il the distinction Of an Infable
Remedy. in all eases, when the Ear is perfect in
its Etmati n. .. -..
FoI further pan culars, and evidence Of its great
value, see printed she.is. in The hands of Agents.
For s'le in Suniury, by ]. w. FRlLiNG.
September 18Th, lS46--ly - .
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of them asleep, when the explosion took place.
This part Of the boat was all demolished. Per.
sons were blown up into the air, some of them
falling overheard and others upon the forecastle
Two or three, who were in a forward state.room
which was detached from the boat by the ex.
plosion, fell from there into the hold through
Vhe hatchway!
The Rio Grand was still high--in many pla.
ces up 10 and over its banks on the 3lst ult, and
rising. a
Among the rumors in circulation at Mutsmo.
ras was one that Monterey had already fallen
into the hands Of the Americans. To Col.
Harney rumor gave the performance of this ex.
plot. The "Anerican Flag of the 20th puts
no faith in it, but rather inclines to adopt the
version Of the story given BY the Mexicans
They say that letters from Monte rey assert
shat 4 body Of Americans, who came down by
the way Of New Mexico, were joined near the
Preside by number Of Texan aduenturers, and
the combined force had entered the town with.
out any opposition. II was believed to be true
by the natives. says the Flag, and that paper is
evideutly prepared to hear confirmation of the
intelligence. Our correspondent mentions Col.
1lsrney's movements in two of his letters, and
in terms Of some severity. The army was ev.
dently surprised by them, but they may M,
know what authority the Colonel had for his
proceedings.
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= Z = = = T II g.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

I'VE subscsbers are constantly manufacturing
= from the best French, English ard American
manufactured Cloths and CassiIners, CLOTHING
in very superior style, cut and workmanship.
Persons buying to sell again will find one of tho
largest and most fashionable stock of goods to select
from In the city, and at Unprecedented low prices.
w. q f. u. STOKES,
la4 Market st. Phi!ad
N. B. A large assortment OF Odd Fellows Re-
gala constantly hand, and all orders from lodges
or individuals puncually attended to. on the most
liberal terms. ]. w. K E. d. s.
Philadelphia June 21th lS46,-Iy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
DE NTIsTRY.
JACOB EELLER.

VHANKFUL for the liberal encouragement,
which he has received, woull respectfully
lnform his friends and the citizens Of Northumber
land county in general, that he has prepared him.
sell with the best lncurrup'ibIe Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gcld Foil, &c, that can be had in the city Of Phi.
ladephia and,ha, he will endeavor, to the utmost
OF his ability, 10 render full satisfaction 10 al who
tuay think proper to engage his services. He will
be In Sunhury at the August court, where he will
he prepared, at his residence. TO insert Teeth OH
GiolI Plate, or on Pivot The latest and most Cd.
proved plans, and attend to all the anches belongs
ing TO DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on at their places of resi-.
dence if desired.
His charges will be reasonable, aud his work
Warranted.
He will visi, different parts of the county, abou,
once ia thee m nfhs.
Sunhury, July 18th, lS46 --Gm
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
A NATURAL REMEDY
Suited 10 the Human Consultation, and equal 10
the cure Of epery curabie Disease, ,D'A
be found in
WRlCnT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE
North American College OrEIcalth.

HNHESE extraordinary Pills ere composed Of
Il plants which grow spontaneously on our own
soil, and are, thercfme, better sdsped to our
stiiutions than Medicines concoci,d from foregn
drugs, however well they may lie compounded; |;
and as WR,Gnr's ISpIAN VvaErAwLE Puts are
founded upon the principle that the human body il
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, and that said Medicine
cures this disease on NATunAL PRiScIPLKs. by
cleansing and purifying ihe bo,ly, i, will be man.
ifest that, If the constitution re not entirely ex-
haus'cd, perseverance, in their use. according to
directions, is absolutely certain to drive disease Of
everv name from The body.
When we With to restore q swamp or morass 10
fertility, we drain il of the super abundant water. In
like manner. If VIC wish to restore the body to
health, we must cleanse it Of impuri,y.
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
will lie found me of The best il moi the best
mcti inc in the world for carrying out this GnANn
PUW,FrINe FwiNcIrLE, because they expe from
the body all morbid md corrupt hum II. the cause
If the disease. in al easy and Natural Manner;
and while they every day GIVE EASE ann rLs.sunk.
di ease of every name is rspidly driven from the
hody. t...
The foil wing highly resp cctahle s,orekccpers
have heon duly APP oln,ed sgensi for the sale of
Wriehfs Indian Vegetable PiRs, in Norhumber,
land county;
Henry Masser, Sun5ury.
E. e. J. Kaufman, Augusta township
Samuel Herb, Little Mahcnoy.
William DepIen. Jackson.
Bene,iie Holshue. Upper Mahonoy.
John G. Rem. Up! er Mahonoy.
Samuel John, Shamokintown.
Forsy,hr, Wilson & Co.. Northumberland.
e. l.. Piper. Waisonl,urg.
Irland & HAYS McEwcn,viile.
James Peej. Potsgrove. . % r.a..t..
WIN. G Scott, Rushville. ..
Hartman Knr'e, Eiyshurg p. o.
AIMS \. Bessel. TurhulsviIle.
Gideon Shaded, Upper Mahouoy.
Rhodes & Farow, Snylsrttown.
John King, Fsrmrrsviile. .r
Si'as G. COX. Martins Gre k. -
J. DE Young Hcksvilc. ...r
Abraham Shrrr Ri hmonI
Samuel Taylor, SlitrforI.
John II. Vincent, Chilisqunque.
VIM. Heinen & Brother. Milton.
or Office. devo Ell exclusively TO the sale Of
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
of the North Amer con College Of Health No 2ss
Greenwich Street, NV York No. l9s Tr mont
Street. Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No
.69 Race srnxEr. Philadelphia.
8 pit. 18th, lS46-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
FALL MILLINERY
GOOD HD@o
JOHN STONE 3. SONS,
Dealers in Silks. Ribbons and Milli-
merry GnOdS.

DeairrS III silks, KlbbOnS anu Nllili-
merry Goods.
No. 45 South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
DAVE now in Store a large assortment Of
Rich Millinery Goods,
Adapted to Fail SAFES, such as
Bonne, Silks and sa,ins-fgur'd and plain.
Fancy Ribbons, Of entirely new styles.
Plain Man,us and Satin Ribbons. Of all widths.
Black and Coiored Silk Vrlve's.
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Fancy Gap Nets ard Taces.
Buck,ams. Willows, Crown Lnings, &c. &c.
Many Of the above articles being Of their own
importation, they arc enabled 10 offer them at the
lowest prices
Phil,deiphia. Sept. 5th, 1876 I'm
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CHhLs AND FFvER.-W Wr;ghfs Indian Vrge-
able Pills are one Of the hest, not the very
,est medicine in the world, for the cure Of Inter.
|. intent Fever, because they excel all others in
iding the body of those morbid humors which
re the cause not only of all kinds of fevers, but
fevery maady incident to man. Four or FIVE
/ said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
4 going to bed, will in short time make per-
,ct cure OF the most obstinate case of chills and
ever; al the same time the digestive organs will
e restored 10 healthy tone, and the blood SO
ompletely purified that fever and asue, or dis.
ase in any form. will be absolutely impossible
Cauiion.--It should be remembered that Mr.
:dwar6 Cole, of Philadelphia; Mt John Dixon
fEaston, Pa, and Messrs. Browning & Brothers
Philadelphia are not agents Of ours, and as
.ey purchase no Whrsht's Indian Vegetable
ills at our Office, me cannot guaranty as genu
m any mtdieine they may hare far sale.
OJAgen, for the sale of Wiehts Indian Vegrta
e Pills Sunhury. HENRr MAssER. For other
sences see adver.isem. Mt in another column.
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ID L T. d,

In Northumberland on the Sth inst. PETER
T,RLEW, a Revolutionary Soldier, aged o5
Glars
In M'Ewensvlle, on the Sth inst, daughter
the Rev VIM, Boyer, aged about years.
In Milton, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. SOPHIA
lEARER wife of Mr.. Leonard r. Sh-areI, aged
mt 81 years.
In Delaware township, on the 5th inst, MIR.
ACOB HITTLE, aged about 81 years.
In Delaware township, on the 7th inst, Mr.
,HN HITTLE, aged about 65 years.
In Delaware township, on the 4th inst, Mr..
ANIEL MOORE, aged about 40 years.
In Delaware township on the 9TH inst Mr.
HARLES c. VINCENT, aged about &c years.
In Delaware township, on the sth inst, Mrs
NEBACH wife Of Daniel Linebsch.
In Turbut township, on the 9th inst, Mrs.
ANGHART, at an advanced age.
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To Teachers.

TEN Teachers will he wanted for the comi' G
L fall and winter school, in Lower Augusta dis.
'rci, Northumberland county. Persons wishing
to be employed such, will please meet The board
of directors. at John Packers Office in Sunhury. on
Saturday. the gath day Of Ocirler next for exami-
nation according to law. Persons applying. net
personality known TO the board, will be expected io
produce letters Of Tecnmmc ndatirn touching good
moral character. IL, oder Of the hoprl.
THOMAS SNYDER,
ABRAHAM SARvIs. Sec'y. Pest
J.. Augus'a DIST, Sept. 8, lSi6,-n
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
S.ate News from Mexico.

The Washington Union contains the inte,i.
gence from Mexico. recently received, which
has not been laid before the community through
any other source.
Files Of Mexican papers, TO the Goth Of August
inclusive, have been received at the Navy De-
partmenf. They contain little Of interest ex.
cept the address or manifesto Of General Santa
Anna 10 the people Of Mexico, dated the 10th Of
August, the day Of his landing at Vera Cruz. Il
is paper of some length, ably and carefully
framed, and temperate in language and senti-
ments.
He makes no direct or earnest profession Of an
intention to prosecute the war against the Q mi.
ted States, and does not speak Of this country in
she usual terms Of vilifcation
He concludes by disclaiming any desire or in
tention to exercise dictatorial power, and there.
fore proposes that the Congress about TO be as.
sembled shall be empowered TO regulate all
branches ofthe adm :nis,ration of the government,
and that the provisional executive be entirely un.
der its control. He also recommends that, until
a new constitution be proclaimed, the ccnsttu.
tion Of 1924 be adopted for the internal admins.
tration of the departments.
A letter from Monterey, dated the sth Of July,
says, that they expected General Taylor there
about the 18th of August and although their
small army was prepared to make good defence
they expected defeat, unless the first brigade
of the army--which left Mexico under the CON-
!mand of Garcia Conde---should arrive seasona-
bly.
Paredcs was prisoner in the city Of Mexico
,ut not in strict confinement, and had asked for
iis passports, which it is said would be given TO
lin.
Quiet prevailed in the city Of Mexico, but the
,apers do not seem to indicate much enthusiasm
n favor Of Santa Anna.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
ADMINISTRAT SALE.
FARM

FOR SALE.
BBY VIRTUE of the power vested in me. hy
n y the will of The late Thomas GRANT, de, H..
will he sold a, public sale on Wcdnes 'ay, the 30ih
day OF Sepscmbcr next ut the Mansion Honse
upon the premises ofthe Mansion Farm of,hs late
Thomas Grant. deed, in Augusta township.
Northumberland county, Pa. situate on the e,s,
side ofihe River Susquchanna. equdistant. aud
about a mile ffom tho Boroughs Of Sunhury anb
Northumberland, all that valuable estate late the
Mansirn Farm Of said Thomas Grant, deed, adj.
joining the fam Of Samue, Hunter on the south
land of Thomas Robins on the east, other land Of
the late Thomas Grant on the north, aud the
Su quehanna River on the west. containing. to-
gc,her. two hundred and twenty six ac,es and
seventy perchrs, more or hss. of which lout two
hundred and fifteen acres are cleared and a'ou'
one hundred and fifteen ncres are fret rate River
bottom land.
The improvements consist Of two story double
farm house 40 feet front hy 10 feet in depth with
frame back building and frame kitchen, and stone
milk house and own attached, and pump aud
well Of excellent water in the kitchen. q stone
smoke house, large bank barn, LIST story stone,
2d do frame, so feet long hy 36 feet in drp,b .
story wagon house. with granary above and corn
crib attached fr ,me csrriagc house and or nary,
and a large log barn and s'ahir, with new and
improved cider press, with shinged roof over the
same. And
ALSO: A two story brick dwelling hou 9, con.
tanning in front &c feet ard in depth 81 feet. 10
inches, and brick story k.chcn 90 feet in front
by IA feet, 6 inches in depth. There are upon
the premises two apple orchards in excellcn, orler,
Of the mnst valuable fruit. one contsning about
eight and the other about nine acres.
This Farm is one cf thr mos: valuable and pro.
ductive in Il Siae, is in the highest .,ate Of oil.
tiva,iun. and located in the heart Of a district,
which. for saiubri,y Of climate and picturesque
scenery. is unsurpassed II Is situate on the pool
Of Inc Shamokint dam at the eastern termination of
the Northuu,be, land B,idge. It's proximity To the
thriving bornuchs Of Sunbury and Northumberland,
and The probability that the hills contain valuable
bodies of Iron Ore, and its sdmirable location in the
heart "fthe Iron and Coal reginns Of Pennsy yvani
to which there is a heavy and increasing emisra.
tion, gives this property an additional value. aud
renders it well worthy Of the attention ofcsPiia-
lists.
C~ T. rms male known on The day cf s,'r.
KENDERTON SMITH.
Adm'r., &C.. of Thomas Grant, deed.
SUM ury. Aug. 81. lSi6.-4t
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VXE think man who will make and palm
w upon an unsu.pectiug person, a "Sugsr
Coated Pill" not having on the box Dr. @. Benin
Smiths signature, would not hesitate 10 sell poison
regardless Of all consequences. No "SusAn Goa.
TED PItLs" can be relied upon, unless DR.. Smiths
signature is on the hox. and CT all others are either
imitation or counterfeit, and of course dangerous to
use. AtH %
Of CAUTTON.-As q miserable imitation has
been made, by the name Of "Sugar Coated Pills."
il is necessary 10 be sure that Dn. g Benz SMIrH's
signature 10 on every box. Price rs cents.
Principal Office, ITO Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN w. FRIL1NG. Sunbury.
VIM. FORSYTHE. Nm4hun,'G
Sent. 10, IS46.
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w. II. r = o W r S o N,
Fashionable
R00T AND SHOE MAYED

MAnKEn SrREEr, SuNnuRr,
YNHANkFUL for past favors, begs leave 10 in.
Il form his friends and the public generally, that
ne has just returned from the city with new and
fashionable lasts, and a full sssortmcn, Of Light.
colored, Bronze Black Kid, and ell other kinds
of Morocco for Gentlemen, Ladies and ChiIlrcn's
wear; and he assures oil who may favor him with
their custom that they may rely upon having their
work done in the most substantial and fashionable
manner. and ai very low prices.
He also has a full assortment Of low priced work,
selected ny himself which he will sell lower than
ever offered in this place, viz:
Mems Shoes, as low as sI,O0
Ezra Sou, Boots, 2nO
Good Lace Bco's for Women, 100
Women's Slips, so
Childrrn's Shoes, 25
S"le Leather. Morocco, &c. for sale low,
August 22d, IS46.--aplsif