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GEN. WOOL IN A FIX.

Gen. Wool the brave and heroic soldier
Of Bucna Vista. is a strict and rigid dis
ciplinaran. as wei! as gallant and ac-
co,nplished officer The following good
un' which Capt Tobin tells as happening
in camp must have excited the fiery little
General to dcgree.-W hilc sitting in his
marquee. a Mexican was ushered into his
presence whose demeanor denoted the i'm
portance of some weighty communication
which he wished - deliver.
The General could not speak Spanish,
and his Interpreter was sought N vain.
long specimen Of a sucker who, from the
outre style Of his dress, the General took,
perhaps. for a ranger, happened at that
moment to straGgle past.
Come, here, my man. called out the
General.
With an air Of perfect nonchalence. the
sucker dotted his battered caster and en-
tered the tent.
DO you speak Mcxican'' enqured the
General.
why, General. rather guess not
sIVell. sir, can you tell me of some one
who docs?'
les sir-ce-I jiA can answered the
mar.
Quick then let me know where he IS :
demanded the rrasciblc commander.
sWhy. here drawled the imper'urbable
sucker. LAYING his hand on the Mexican
with whom it was desired 70 communicate
he can't sneak nothin' else
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declared to be memorable action-and
the subsequent defence of the garrison at
Puebla by Col. Childs, and the battle Of
Huamantal are spoken Of in terms of high
and deserved praise.
Then is given an account Of the opera
tons in California and in New Mexico.
and the remainder Of the report is devoted
to accouts Of the general affairs Of the de-
partment, ard discussion Of the question
of how the war should be henceforward
prosecuted-Mr Marcy is not in favor Of
the defensive line policy-nor is he in ia
vor of the occupation Of The whole of Mexi-
co-but he is in favor Of what is about the
same thing. ito retain what we now pos
sess. open the lines of communication into
the interior, and extend our operations TO
other important places. as our means and
the prospect OF advantages shall indicate
keeping disposabie force always ready.
within approaching limits, to annoy the
enemy, to seize supplies, enforce contrlbu-
tons, and Illustrate his efforts to collect
means and assemble troops for the pur-
pose Of protracting the war; ''This pian,'
he says, "also contemplatcs further ac-
QUESTIONS extending to other important
points. more or less numerous, as circum-
stances may warrant
There is no difference. except in words,
between this proposition which the Secre-
tary advocates. and Of overrunIng all
/ Mexico and holding it in military subIec-
/ tion-and, indeed, the only means Of eff
/ fecting the latter object would be TO adopt
the plan he proposes.
! Mr. Marcy then makes some recon-
mendations for recruiting the army-re-
pea,s his recommendation in regard to a
! retired list of officers, who, by age, or in
. trinity. have become unsuited for active
scrvice,-and closes with general ac-
count Of the state Of the affairs of the
Indians, the management of which be-
| longs to his department.
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From the Baltimore Patriot
Report Of the Secretary Of War.

The Union Of last night publishes the
report Of Mr.. Marcy. the Secretary ofWar.
which fills over seven and half Of the
broad columns Of that paper. II is too
long for us to publish in full, and as it is
chiefly occupied with n detail of the move
ments of the army in Mexico.--with which
our readers arc familiar-it is not at all
necessary that VIC should do so. A brief
synopsis will give the general reader all
the information Of its contents, which he
may desire.
The force employed in the prosecution
Of the war. is set down at 43.536-of
which 81 500 arc regulars. This force is
distributed as follows:
With Mai. General Scott, and belonging
10 his column including the troops enroute.
ut Tampico, at and about Vera Cruz. on
the line thence to his headquarters. the
aggregate force is estimated at 80, Sc.
With Mai. Gen. TAYLOR. at the several
posts under his immediate command, it is
about G.727 In Santa Fc. and on the
Oregon and Santa Fe routes, and in the
Indian country, there arc about 1854.
The force in the CALIFORNIA; is about
1919, including 600 now on the way to
that country.
There are no means in the department
Of calculating the deductions which ought
20 be made for sickness. disability and
other casualties; but the effective force is
considerably below the foregoing estimates.
The Secretary then gives a detail of the
operations Of the Army in Mexico proper,
after the capi,ulation of Monterey, up TO
the capture Of the city of Mexico. includ-
ing the several slsrlnishes which have Ia
ken place subsequently. In the account
of the battle oc Buena Vista, Mr.. Marcy
says:
To Maj Gen. Taylor. and TO the gall
liant officers and brave men under his COM
mand. is Justly due the eminent glory OF
this victory Considering the disparity OF
numbers in favor Of the enemy. the steady
valor and firinness with which our troops.
often in small detachmcnts. witilstood and
repel,ed the repeated assaults of superior
forces, and the many deeds of noble dar-
ing displayed amid the changing scenes
OF this perious conflict. the battle of Buena
Vista will well sustain a comparison with
any Of the brilliant achievements Of this
war. which have given such widespread
renown to our arms.
the report says:
ne commanding 0eHsfd ihciils HiSHi
commemorate for the mastery arrange
ments Of the attack on Cerro Gordo; and
not less credit is due to the officers and
men by whom they were carried into COM
plete effect
And in the account of the battles OF
Contreras and Churubusco. he says:
A sunmary-and moro than summary
could not find a place in this cornmunica-
fion-would utterly fail to exhibit in their
true light these brilliant operations and the
unsurpassed merit Of those who directed
and executed them; but. Fortunately for the
memory of those who fell. and for the fame
Of those who survive, this is most ably
done in the dispatches which accompany
Shis report. .
The capture Of the City Of Mexico is
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DY VIRTUE of an Execution TO iirec-,
, ted, from the WI yne Circuit Court, will
xpose at public sale at the Court house door ia
tenireyilie, Wayne county, Indiana, on the
18th day of December, lsi1, between the hours
Of ten o'clock. a. m. and four O'Clock. p. M. on
said day. the following property, to-wt:
Part of lot numbered four, IN that part OF tho
city Of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid
out by John Smith aud bounded as follows, to
wit: beginning Main street, at the north east
corner of land owned and occupied by Abraham
Earnest in le4l, and twenty t20l feet ana ono
a. inch west from the northeast corner of said
lot, thence south half a. degree, east one hun
dred and sixteen tli6> feet and five 81 inches to
the south east OF said Earnests land thence
south eighty four and three fourths SID degrees.
east ten 40 feet aud eight fs) inches TO stake.
thence north five 80 and fourth - degrees.
east fifty three So feet to stake. thence north
half "a degree, west twenty [20l feet and ten
100 inches, thence south eighty four and three
fourths SAD degrees. easi one I'D foot md one
/ inch, thence north ca degree. west forty
four Al feet and six inches 10 Main street the nce
west along Main street fourteen 40 feet and
three 80 inches TO the place Of beginning. Ia
ken the property of Irwin Reed TO satisfy said
Execution favor of Carrot W Ills
DAVID GENTRY, ShF ". C..
Dec. Sd, lei1 1888
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HATS AND CAPS,
COmlDterfcitS.w

Peoplc at the West will further the cause Of
Justice bv looking on. for large fieshy man who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work of poi
son ana death He Is reported to come from
II. Louis, with counterfeit OF our Pills, and ne
has made efforts to sell them to our Agents at
low price We have one of the boxes Just
ceivec from Chicago, and pursuit of
the fellow The laws are severe and will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
UAside from the appearance of the counter
feits anv Of our Agents kno,c that If Pills pur-
porting TO he Dr. G.. Benz Smith's are offered at
Il reduced price they MUST BE A COUNTERFEIT, there
is getting over IT.
Let all who love Justice be on their guard. 1t
is necessary to knou that G., Benz Smith is critten
with nv onn hand on the bottom OF each box, TO
couuter feit which is high handed crime
G; BENZ. SMITH.
Office l.9 C reenwicb St, y. Y
Nov. 9. ISi7 4o-t
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AN ES1GMA-On the window of the
travellers room in the Queens Arms Inn
here, among many queer hieroglyphics
and oddities scrbblcd with diamond pens
IN the glass. is the following curious en-
ir,na T. +. X before marriage,
IKE after marriage.
The first letters being in large capitals
the others very small. Can any of our
readers solve the riddle-make out the
meaning of the enigma! We venture the
following. although we believe it capable
Of various solutions: Great ease (EE's)
and little (xx's) crosses before marriage;
or moro particularly. and having reference
to the number of enigma.cal letters-two
(too) great ease and tile crosses before
marriage; two great crosses and little ease
after marriage We prefer the first
Londonderry Standard.
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nCRsUANT to order Of the Probate
Court Of Wayne County, Indiana, made
at the November term, Isi7. the undersigned will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises hereinafter
mentioned,
On Fridoy. the 3lst day Of December merit;
at I o'clock a. NJ, OF said day the follow ing
REAL ESTATE. situated in said county. and
desc ribcd as follows, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter OF Section -Four. Of
Tow nsiiip Fourteen, in Range One, West; and.
also, TfIIRTY-TH ACRES adjoining said
Quarter, on the East side thereof and taken out
OF the North West Quarter Of Section Three
The Land lies six miles North Of Richmond
One Hundred Acres Of said Land 10 cleared, and
under good cultivation, and we'll watered.
TER VS.. ..O One fourth Of the purchase money
will be required on the day of sale. and the resi-
due in three semi annual instalments. Notes and
approved security will be required Of tie pur-
chaser for the deferred payments. Further terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES HARRIS, Ereeufors Of Benz.
HENRY DUTTEROW, HsTTis, deceased.
Wayne County, Indlana,l
November 9th, 1915 49:4ws t3.l28j
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OUR TAILOR SHOP.

VEHHE subscriber has moved to Jos horton $
OLp STAND where he will BE- ready at all
times 70 a..e,! 10 customers in his line. Being
IN receip. OF the Philadel phia and New ! ERIK
Fashions, he will do work up i'll the best ana most
iashionabtc style az fair Prices.
MATTHIAS CONkLE.
y. B,-Persons wishing TO have PLAN work
done can have il atte ndet 10 by job BoFton-
August 10, lei1. o5-om-
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- VIE excellent FARM, belonging TO the
heirs CT ISRAEL. FRESCH will be sold by the
uude rsibned at private sale. The Farm, is about
four miles North East of this city on the middle
fork of Whitewater, and contains II acres
under good Notwithstanding liouse-Orch-
ard-good water -po~er--springs OF the best OF
water &c \ lso,-Severai Eighty acre Lots,
OF good, unimproved a \ d. situated near
Camden Jay county, Indiana, viii be sold on
good terms. For further particulars and prices
apply TO ROBERT MORRISON, 4eent.
Richmond 9th mo- 2Ist 1877. J9tf
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An English tailor has invented water
proof coat. made Of vulcanised India rub
F.. Der, in which there is not single seam,
or even stitch.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-29
CLEANING MACHINES.

for Thrashng and Cleaning at the same operation
This machine is warranted 10 thrash and clean.
ready for grinding at one operation with only STA
hands which will be great saving TO the farmer.
and also profit to the thrasher CALL ,SD SEE
IFArrangeme are made that YOU can see
how they thrash and clean, before they leave Inc
shop. All Machines made al this shop. are war
ranted 10 thrash clean, and not break the wheat
no matter what state ii is in.
Respectfully, &c
THOMAS 4. DUGDALE.
15-shop on Main street, opposite Burk's Old
Livery Stable.
Richmond, August 10, l9i.. 50
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observation-disclosures ASD CABINET. Salary.
Jane. X. Polk, of Tennessee, President, S25, 900
Geo. NJ. Dallas, Of Penn, Vice President, 6,0On
Jas. Buchanan, Of Penn, Sec'y of State. 6,0lo
Rob't J. Walker, Of Miss, Sec'y o! Ireas., 6,0OD
WIN T. Marcy of n T. Sec'y Of War G000
John Y. Mason Of Va, Sec'y OF the Navy. Coco
Nathan Clifford. Of Maine, Atty General, 1000
Cave Johnson, Of Tenn, Postmaster Gcn'l, 5000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoURr.
Roger p. fancy. Of Md, Chief Justice, 5000
Samu Nelson, of N Y. Associate Justice, 400
Levi Woodbury., of y. H,
John Mclean, of Ohio,
Rob't G.. Grier, OF Penn, %
James NJ. Wayne, Of Geo, .
John Mckinley, of Ala, 4"
William Catron, Of Tenn, "
Peter v. Daniel, of Va, q
Major Gen ofthe Army-Winfeld Scott of N j.
COU NTIN q II q u e
n II NN IA ~ ~ q .
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To those who have Flax>ecd:
"AvING purchased J. W. Leagues on
Mil, on West Fork, IL miles north OF tnis
place, am prepared to pay the highest Pf'ee m
f,,su for FOOD. clean FIaxseed, delivered at tae
Mill or a, my Drug Store in Riehmondc
Oct, %, leF. III" Bills
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RICHMOND
+ @ 7 n D D R Y
STOVES, HoLLOW-wAR and
CASTINGS.
At cin,ati Prices

At Cincin 4, att ices !!
I11IE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he carries on the F"undery
business. at the old establishment. tie has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES;
consisting Of Nos. ,, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING srovE SPrLMA>s IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, and template Stoves OF different
sizes. with a general assortment OF rankin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also,-Pots, hetties,
Andirons and Wagon Boxes He also manu-
features and makes to order-cARDI>G MACHINES
CoxDrxsERs, SHINING and NAPPING MACHINES
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used IN Hlanufactur-
ing establishments
Mill GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels confide Mt
in saving that he has the largest and best selected
lot of patterns in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills. lie has, in short, the latest
improvements in the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAX EzkS:
He has patterns for all the good Poughs in
use He has Shops Poughs-right and left
banded; w Gods Plough, four different sizes; all
OF which he will sell at CINCINNATI PRICES, Tor CASH
THR ASKING MACHINES.
He has IN excellent Thrashng Machine which
he manufactures, and Will sell tor CASH or aPPro
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses, and neatness and
despatch in the execution of work, IT is not lnie-
rior TO any in
The unde rsigned returns his thanks TO the
public for tn. liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully solicits continuance of iavors'
I5'Ail kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH WHEAT. or good HORSES, Will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles
II His STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street. opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where custom viii be promptly waited on
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1871. Ia3l A.
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COACHES, BAGeOUCBES,
PHErONs, BCGCIEs, sc

for the patronage already ex-
tended toward him, solicits a continuance
of the same having served an apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carriage Maker IN
PhiladeIphia. whose Carriages have taken the
premiums every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the diffeTe nj Institutes he hopes TO
be able to get up an article at least equal TO any
now manufac :ured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, Il superior article of 30 D Y
VARNISH, made by the oldest VarHish-
Maker in Iphia-,rarrGnted not to crack
A1so-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton such as I.aces. Cloth. Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles, Lamps. Lock and Hinges, Rugs.
&c: all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price Persons at a distance can be accom-
modated by dropping a line to the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. Gilbert's Hotel
Richmond, Ia, Feb. 9, 1e41. lynn A.
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THRASHlNG MACHINES

Machinery of Every Description.
VNIIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie that he still continues TO manufacture
his superior TIiR ASKING MACHINE Is among
winch are the OyER-SHor BEI-r MACHINES, and
TuMBIING SHAFT, with one, two, four ami SIN
horse power-su;table for Farmers private use
He also makes
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" H E A tn!

VX7ANTED at the CHEAP Western Cash
w Store;' for which the highest market
price ,ciH be giren IN cash.
SCOTT s CO
Rich ond. Oct. 4, lSi..
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H Il m lily GrOc $,


ever before opened in this place. which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, of Imperial. Gum
Powder. Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee; \. Orleans. Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Mulasses Nos. l, and 5 Mack
erel. in Bhs. half bbls. and Kits; Shad. Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Salera-
tus Starch. Zante currants. Raisins. Fresn ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tailow candles. Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, CopPeras, &C. &c
AIS GA general assortment of Queens
ware Glassware, Stone-ware, Wooden-ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels.
Spades. Forks. Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and 1907 diffe rent articles. which we shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor
with call
IEPlease call and examine our stock, as 1t
costs nothing for looking.
Richmond, November ?, lo4l 81 T.
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NEW TAILOR SHOPm

hANIEL PATHlDGE, would respectfully
- inform the citizens OF Richmond, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened shop
On Market Street, Il Few Doors south of
Main,
where he is prepared to execute, in a workman
ike manner, any work in his line that may be
c entrusted TO Inn.
Garments made by him will be warranted to
suit his customers, and his terms TO suit the
times.
D-Approved country produce will be take for
work.
Richmond, March %, 1917. I3tf
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'" ANTED.-Any quantity ofWheat. Corn
W Oats, FIaxsced, or Bacon, in Exchange
for Groceries, Accounts or CASH, at the high
est market prices. w. w. LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, November l6, le47.
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DIR GS. NJ EDECI ES.
80 ,yrsu
LATEST - ARRIVAL.

II IL.
- direct from New Y DIRK and Philadelphia,
splendid lot o: Drugs and Medicines. Among
which the following:
$50 ozs. Quinine; Dbl. Gum Camphor;
80 ftJ powd Rhubarb; 2o ID powd Jalap;
case Sicily Liquorice; l Dbl sup Carb. Soda;
l case Calabra do; car. Aqua Ammonia;
100 fJ Gum Myrrh; do swee, Sp'ts Nitro;
, cases Ju,ube Paste; ] do Sulph- Ether;
do called Magnesia, bbl puiv'd Bayberrv;
do AssafHtida; l do do Hemock bark;
DO Aloes; do French Brandy;
100 til Paris Green; DO Port Wine;
hbl pure Holland Gin; do Cream Tartar,
do Pumice Stone; l DO Rotten Stonej
do Borax;
Paint Brushes white-wash Brushes, caniei's-hair
Pencils, Pill Boxes, Svringes, Oil Cinnainan,
Oil Black Pepper. OIL Lemon. BenzoIc
Acid, Socotorine, Aloes, Basam Co.
pava. Balsan Tolu Blue Mass,
African Cayenne, Chloride
Soda, GImboge. Cum
Arabic, Ailepo Scam
nonv, Smyrna do, Rose
Pink, Terra de Sienna, Turk,
TIMBER. Capava Capsules, Salicine,
Blue Smalts, Chinese Blue, Nc listers
Ointment. Extract oloc nth. Ext. GentIan,
Ext. Dandecn, Elaterium. Sui ph. Morphine,
Pperine, Silver Catheters, Gum do; Lancets,
Lancet Blades, Tooth Keys, Tooth Forceps,
Cutting Forceps for Teeth, Tooth Files, Gold
and Tin Foil, Croton Oil, Extract Jalap, Hy-
troda,c Potass, Best Red Bark, Yellow do
Orange Peel, Rad Gentan, Powdered OrrIs
Root Jamaica Ginger; Loxa Bark Fly
Stone, Oxalic Acid. SulPhuric Potass. Turky
Opium Tartnric Acid, pure Nitric Acid; Lees,
Motfatt's, ant Peters Pills. &c. &c.
lJ'All of which, together with what he had be fore
on hand, makes his stock one of the largest and
best assorted in the STATE.
Richmond. August 3lst, 1916. Soft
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q 1000 Wanted in Current Funds,
- 4 VV7O in exchange Tor Notes and
n Book Accounts, at the Exchange office of
w. w. LYNDE & co
Richmond November l6, lS47.
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l.ookino-Glass Plate.

"HE following sizes: 7X9; s. 100 ::
ex1e; IoXr6: re ks: 1s go:
for sale at DR.. HowELL's Drug Store.
Sept :, 1e4I. S'u
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Comm issiOncr's Sale OF
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n - xA~ II - - ~ - Il ~ p
DY VIRTUE of order from the Wayne
- Probate Court. Indiana the undo gncd,
G commissioners. will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the Hotel Of Joseph w. Gilbert, Id tho
City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana.
On Friday, the 7th day Of January nert,
valuable Real Estate, situated in md djoininR
the city of Richmond; and beionging TO tho heirs
Of the late SAMUEL w. SMITH, deceased. SAID
Real Estate consists of LOTS numbered - aud
80. numbered on the plat Of that part OF said
city laid off by John Smith, and LOT numbered
l33. AS numbered on the plat or that part Of
sad city laid oil by John aud Samuel w. Smith:
aud, also, tract OF LAND containing about 10
Acres lying ad lace mt to the South East part Of
said city. Said tract Of Land will be sold in Lots
to suit purchasers and plat the Of i'll be mado
out and found in the hands Of the u nde rsigned,
William Cox by any persons wanting to pur-
chase any Of said Real Estate.
1.-THE TERMS OF SALE are A. follows;
One-ihrd Of the purchase money viii be required
down; third IN six. and the remaining third
in twelve months from the day Of sale. 'Fho
Notes of the purch ascr will be required for tho
deferred payments wiih good security, waving
the benefit Of the Valuation Appraisc ment
Laws. Sale to CONNIE nee at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
when due Attendance will be given, by
WILLIAM COX,I
Ah s p TyAss' c'""'''''"'''
November 22nd, le47 49:4wt$3,75)
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FOR THE CURE OF

The Hepatites, Lirer Complaints, Dsspepsis
and Sick Headache.