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INTERESTING CASE OF cRAMp cnoLIc.

ChtIcs are always distressing sometimes fatal, article
that has proved IN many instances successful as hrs
DreFbsel Kuhn and Pryors Dyspepe Cordial has done,
certainly ought TO be male public
The proprietor has no hesitation IN he never heard
Of anything acting promptly in giving relief Theiollow
ing cases amongst others confrming the statement
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince Georges O., Md July ISL
M c Hsrstons One day Inst week in my harvts
hed one Of my hands was seized IN violent mnnner ne,
leved To be mpchor and became eovulsed IN his
entire sysismhs hands. his fingers toes &c, contracted
AMI all his limbs distorted 10 an unnatural way Etsht men
employed in rubbing his hands and legs-usins whis-
key in the sci-pnh hatnng his face and temples with
liquor For Two honrs or more the process Was continued
time screaming with agony Then sent boy to Nj E,
Holidays about mile on 10 try anything could be got
81 your nedcne named Drs Dresbach knhn and Pryors
Dyspepte Cordial His rxrremIies had By This time be:
did moi think he coukilvc zen minurs object
before Witnessed Daring the parnssm large knots
SANITY now commenced giving about third Of The
Dyspeptc Conialsnon afer which thought perceived
change for The better 10 ten fifteen minutes gave
quantity of the medicine and found his pulse had
somewhatreturned en gave the balance Of the Cor
portion he entirely relieved Of the spasm the disease
was now conquered and state Of ease ensued The con
torton he thrown into made him quite In his body
aud limbs. We continued The rubbing process come tine
after the spasm ceased
Dr. Skinner arrived some time asr the last dose Of he
Cordial had been gwen and after the spaams had subsidized
the man was now relieved and lying before him on
the whole statement Of the candidly said the
Cordial had saved his life Dr. Maccnhbn came soon after
DR. 81 ani his opinion conceded the subject with him
think II duty TO the pnblc TO make this Circumstance
known. MICHAEL CARROLL.
BALTIMORE, February 81 1912
Mr. G. Hsrstons;--DEAR SIR--Havin1 been subject 10
OF Chole for long time which al length became 50
frequent that was AFRAID to take drink Of COLI
Al about this time, Zone year ago. was advised
totry Drs Dresbaeh, Kuhn and pyora Dyap-ptc Cordial
sold by you, that IL would certainly do harm, and
might do me great good 10 which consented, and com
nene.d using T. taking table spoonful Immediately niler
ealing my meals very soon ioundt was doing me good
my fears disspleh feeling that had remedy
.ssSssv 9 n.ss AM a.9 ne, X @ aSs
have mad but one attack Of coc since that time and that
in requson with effect Yon may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such remedy, remembering that
bad suffered nine hours Of agonizng pain in the last at
tack, before receiving said Cordial
keep said Cordial constantly in my house; and do not
from home without taking with small luan.
tiy would not be without deprived OF il oil amy ac
sount Respectfully yours,
WM ANDERSON, No II Hanover ST.
For sale by J.sF. CALLAN
X PATTERSON.
Georgetown by o. W. LINTHlCUM
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0REAr rEMALE MEpIcll,E.


DIR TOWNSHIPS sARsApARILLA is a soyersg,
remedy for incipient CONSUMPTION, and for thu
general prosation Of tile sysem-no matter whether The
result ofmherent cause or GAUGES prced by rregulary
illneaa, or accident
Nothing can be more surprising thnn Its nyigorahg ef
seeta on the human frame Persons all weakness and las
situde before taking II, at become robust and full
energy under lis influence II Immediately the
neryeefsness OF The female ae which Is he great
Of unliappiness.
II will not be expected Of us cases OF SO delicate ma
te, TO exhibit cerhcntes Of cures performed hui can
assure The afflicted that hundreds OF have been renor
ted 10 us,
CoxsAcKrr, Sept. 49, 1876
On TowHsENp--T all whom this may conc ern--This
e TO certify that my wife used boe II yonr SARSA,
PAkIlLA previous 10 critical event. under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
the ropsy dwelling he feet aftec ons and very
much debated with my peIsuas on, and The rscommen
daton Of those who had used n the induced Try il
with little faith and suffice II my, the medicine
had The happy and desired effect NOT only during te said
period hui after the expiration Of week Of us use the
dropsy and affection gave way astonishing
degree, aud her health ID now better than had been for
long time previous,
II this win he Of any service to you, or any one who
doubts the Of tie medicine yon entirely wei
come To IL.
subscribe mysefyour obedieni and Obliged sery't
s. y JAMESON
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IN pursuance Of law, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States OF America do hereby declare and make
known that public saes will be held al the aforementioned
land Offices In the State Of LOUISIANA, al the periods
hereinafter designated, to wilt:
At the land Office AT Nachioches, commencing on Mon
day the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships,
viz:
North ofthe base line and nest Of the principal mer-
dian.
Township six, Of range nur.
Township SIX Of range i've
Township seven and eight IL range seven
At the land office ii Oprlousas, commencing Monday,
the eighteenth day of June next the disposal OF the pub
Tic lands within the aforementioned township viz.
South Of The base line, and east Of hs principal me
rididn.
Seniiona thity,six 10 forty inclusive, and sections
MY, MY one, AMI hy'two, ~ township thirteen, OF range
six
At the land Office al New Orleans commencing on Mon
day. the fonrih day Of Inne next or the disposal Of the
puhc lands within the aforementioned townthips and
parts of townships, viz
South ofths base line, east Of the principal meridian
and east Of HE Mississippi rer.
Townships ten and yrn Of range seven
Township eleven, of range eight
Lands appropriated by law flr the Of schools, militia
ry. oiherpurposes, viii be excluded from the galsa
The offering OF the above mentioned lands viii he
nsnced the days appointed and proceed in the order
until the whole shah have been offered and The sales thus
closed.
But sales shall he kept open longer than Two weeks
and no private entry OF any Of the lands will be admitted
unfil after the expiration Of the two weeka
Given under my hand, at The city Of Washington, this
twenty seventh day OF February. donini thou
sand, eight h'lnhre, and fortynine
JAMES POLK
By the Presideni:
RICHARD NJ. Youao
Commissioner OF The General Land Once
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Notice 10 Pre-. emp,ion cIa,m.n,.,

Every person entitled The right pre- empon any
otie lands within le townships and parts Of townships
above cnnmerated u required Ie establish the the
satisfaction Of The register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
the OF The public sale OF he lands embra
cling the tract claimed otherwise snnh claim will be for
Fitted RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
r 1w i
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Notice 10 pre-emp,ion cIalman,s.

Every person entitled 10 Tie right on pre- nption any
81 the lands within the sections aud parts Of sections aho,
enumerated, required 10 establish The same 70 te
cton Of The register and receiver Of de proper land office
and make payment therefor as practicable alter
seeing this notice, and before de day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
ihe tract claimed otherwise such clsim will he forfeited
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar b-lhwIaw
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JQSUut I'm lUW1DCllul
THE ORIGINAL X nIXC0yFRER
OF THE - GENUINE
SARSAPARlLLA.
q; a. s z = p y W. oscs
~ Y sass . % uss Sa ss q s W
sisi e .ssas II AZ s. : : ss s;ses:
Grand and Unequalled Prepsration
20 dn s::d Saasr with Sc .a u.. A.n.
tS. he sss because I scientific pineapple y .s
q Al, Is
md R men, soasass man, . saa som. eS
". 'p y ' [ %
sna ~ Ss "a q. prssisaa i,y =. ass p@.s ss
aSsS " T. ~s n II % s X :. ~ s.s sss
si.' ", 1a s' 'is II. ''a' - ''' NAsa
G ms,,. au.
a.. I. q. s.. S.sy... i Il s...p 80 :. o..
AZ, :s:s: J; ~; 4 ,s s,s
:s va. 1s. .as % % s.' rs :.s $ Z
"'' ''s'' %a .s.a' ~ % s,,n.,.,,. D,.s....
Hence III. reason Why '. 10. On r. "a. Il i.
"a y;pafss Y,
aEsSas Sfr sSs N e.
s'l'As =" Impuritv Of the blood.
gs..s':.. !. 10 efficacy al sopl,ia,. sng from Iaags.
y blood % III hs soa ss and Sssd cola
es md hot hAhe1 o ne body has not had its equal Coughs and
soa ana promotes ssy and ssa's psfpaauon' "sAnS
structure o. " unk pIonl, sna sssIy otns. Yatt.
than III al klh anu sagoe i is8 ss9tS4
4#tFs Female Com DIainrs
4 -. = !. ~, ~ y 49,. = ,..- !. i, M,
ols,netd sappssd Psn Msns lsgulaIiy q tbs msasus
periods AHd the Ike and 10 ensetuat IN curing all ms Of the kidney
Disease. Il, vi ~ h. s.
ny removing and ne tyusm Esssohs
and ssngth the vtols bouy, AL iorms
Narvaua niuaa mud DahfIitv-
prevents rev great Of cth. jiss,ss Spinal h
.,o s.'s &C. i,
II possible for this medicine fail 10 do good has nothing 10
which hafm spoil ard tsote never
action tones so%seh. gs good digestion rs 4
and eonpAion ay namson rihss The st sqazss tbs
I G ns % o and re@sS
all baueon and msgoas the enu nervous sfsm - nos VIA ths
The Medicine Won Pre.emInentty Needf
b., can soy q these .ns be said Of p inferior
rms Young mans hqui nhettow
80 IN 800 ~. - ,..c.e.,I,, nrrr
HiCn aToS IN all N+'D - A4' w '"' y
Never Sp0ils,
while The other DOES il ,ou tsnt, and blow, the bother containing
into hs sour si liquid e,poing and damaging oihdt
s M.. ~ s horrible @ Y pe'Snoss w
Dyspsns but Dc We MOI ali taos that VII. food soars IN on.
mischs podues rsunes hsarbrn. psp,.,or
q re heart LIVER aiairhcs eo anl
- ~ @ np IN ao ~ NJ ~ asr srs MAJ
M Rhsu Ey.ne White swars Fsse Sores AID ali uicsra,isn,
nothing
which and thus spos all the hns o. ~ body o. VIA
ea nu s w. sri., Srs,
,.ass upon which mpur
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WINES AND Liquors AT REDUCED
PRICES.

PRICES.
IVE WILL hereafter aell all ie following WINES and
w LIQUORS az frcm 10 To % percent below former
prices. t55
/ 76 baskets Iiicdaeck CHd1fpAdN WINE
so do Giesers's champagne OF fine quality,
% do Bochl's champagne fiir article.
20 do Shield brand, PTS aud qis.
35 ioz. old rsserve DfiDELRd, vintage 1875.
de I" London L. r., very fine.
IL /" Sercial, old and fine. it
II Z" dual Madeira, very old and fine
10 = Malnsey do. choice article ~
~ T" Grapejnice do. very old
IL /" Poniar's BRO sherry, extra fine.
N +" Dn, :. fine article
~ - Amrnfilalo pale sherry, very fine
n 4" y. OLD PORT JpINE,very fine. ftt
90 {" OLD COGNi q BRAND u, pale and dark.
10 Old MONONGA FfELA WIfilSKY very prime
with variety ofoher wines and llqiore all Of which
win he rold unusually low SlMMS A. SON
s We have hand part OF The stock Of Madeira and
sherry az the late Walter Smith, which selected from
HE stock Of wines with much care and will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago $50
ian ily PA, avenue, oppoulie hckson Hall
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Sayy w. n. DIBBLE, having taken
xHHSSR the Office formerly occupied by DR.. Bar.
UIfTYTy ron, Is prepared 10 perform all operations
TAI SIrRGERY
Aler several years experience aui careful examination
INTO the various branches Of Dent sy he has become sat
isdc's that The greater portion of Arffrio Teeth
ly ornamental answering very little purpose IN
utility. His manner Of inserting 10 such az 10 combine
both beauty and usefulness and he feels confident In
curing the appreciation Of those who may honor him with
their patronage.
u being bis intention to make Washington his permanent
residence his charges for the present viii he very mode
rate thereby giving opportunity persons 70 test the
truth OF the foregoing.
10y Office and residence, Wards Buding, PsniEyL
yana avenue, between 9Th and I'm srres and daor
f0 Gilman's Drug Store.
REFER lHrPs
DR. T.. PARMELE. Deniirt
I'D. w ~ GILMAN. Zap i7--flGm
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DENTAE. NOTICE.

WssTIsaros Cry, April ., 1919
In renqnshnr the practice Of Dentistry In this city /.
DR. WM III DlBBIE, feel il a duty wen as pleasure
state from the evidence be has exhibited Of his
skin that consider him ic qualified for the profession IN
hiehe Is engaged and recommend him my ie Ids and
,l,trons confidently believing thai 10 those who may avail
themselves oil his snyces he viii prove himself worthy
their eonhdeuee w. BARRON
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RICHARD NJ. Youso,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,


Every person entitled the right OF presumption any
Of the lands within The townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required TO establish the to the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor, practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale OF the lands embracing
tfe tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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n5- TAKE NOTICEt--The Canton Tea
Company the erciusfre vendera OF the superior
Black Tea called IIowaUA's MIXTURE Theyiniro.
dueed 1, IN America In ls40-and every other person OF
honre protesting TO sell the same al all-muc less
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
= IlowIiia" vented by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package I'm addition lis containing full sreifk
independent Of the wrapper) bears the stamp Of neaess
an elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
om light and air, that sr quality and power will remain
miinpalred Ia any climate. =
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent ls
I4 Al TRNpIEMAN's book- sfprr
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OMITTED STATES oErloER.

Capt q W Mclean, Member Of III. Legislature and late
certificate, II leila It's own story. w
RAILWAY, Jan. %, l647
q year since was iaken viii, The Influenza and my
Whole system len In adrbiIated state was induced 10
Try Dh TOWNSEND SSARsAPARILLA, and after taking
Two o. three hoet was very much relieved and attr
p1le eh'lIey 70 me said Slrsapara Ihave continued
taking Il and find that improve every day Ibelieye il
sared my HE. and would not be without il under any CON
SHERATON "A Nv Mol FAN
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DIR TowasEnD Dear Sirl ha,e The pleasure 10 inform
you inst three Of my children have cure, OF lie Srrn
ina by ,he Use ri yoni excsen medicine. They were nj
ied very severely will bad sorcs; have taken only lo
bottles 4 lock them away of which feel myself indie
'eep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W, GRAIN, las Wooster street.
New York, March /, 1877.
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JOHN JACKSON Esq Editor 81 the Railway Repntlia
unpublished the above ceifcae and remarks n, al eli.
f,ria as follows - " M
TON or SARSAPARIILA appears 10 Be one ot The mo-
xraordnary character We publish oday two certificates
u ls 4eiif one rom Capt Mclean, Of this town. and one
rom NE Nev Mr. White, of Staten islsnu a gentleman
Vel known IA Railway Capt Mclean believes ,he ntdi.
cne 10 have aared hs life and Nj White seems 10 enter
AIN an equally siroIie confidence IN in eirnry Intelligent
me. IKE NEE would not praise strongly what ihty did
uu uily believe To be deserving
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scRoPIlLA cIInI,n.

Ihlo rarhhraie concusyfy proves Thai this SARSAPA
IIA mas perfect control ever the mntl obstinate seahei
Of he blood Three persons cured IN hon5eis nnpre
I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-14
One Thing is Certain,

That Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is far
the best remedy now used for all distressing
coughs and all Use asses of the Lungs. The cures
being performed are really astonishing the world
DR.. Wistars celebrated preparation is wholly
an innocent r-medy-being composed principal
Iy Of the Wild Cherry, and extract Of Pine;
combined by new medical process, with the
genuine Iceland Moss, another Of Natures great
curatives for pulmonary diseases.
Besides its astonishing eficacy in the diseases
above mentioned. we also find it very effectual
remedy in Asthma, the complaint in which it
has been extensively used with decided success,
even in Cases Of wears standing.
II not only emana,es from regular physician
but has been well tested in all complaints for
which it is recomme ndcd.
GTSee adve enent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-14

Tom CoRwIN AND THE CABrNEr.-The George
town Herald contains recent corresponds nee
between Gen. u. p. Flournoy and Gov. Corwin
in reference to the reports in some OF the papers
that C"rwin woulsi probably go into the Cabinet.
The General ndt ises COrwin not 10 accept a
place, If offered him, "a Cabinet appoints (
imp les Il degree Of drudgery aud dcp- nde nce,'
and fears that Toms ''chance fer the Pre- ncy
will be diminished by leaving the Senate" We
make the following extract from Gov Corwiu 8
reply:
81 have no more idea Of going into General
Taylor's Cabinet, than Of trip TO the moon
In tbs first place, if Gen. T. is the sagac ious
gent essan ! hope TO find him, he will not have
me there; and secondly. were he to ask it, OH
his b. nde! knees, l woull not consent.
He will be attacked by Southern Democrats
especially. on his supposed position. on the Viii
mot Proviso. A seat held by ME in his Cabinet,
would be proof positive against him on this point
| would no more allow him to be assailed through
me. than would thrust man between ,ny head
and u bullet. In the next place, fools and DEM
ngogues all over the Republic could talk, and
with effect. Of my position on the Mexican war.
All these shafts III they fly at ally shall strike
my own bosom. and none other. Gen. Taylor
should select men to whom no such positive OBJ
lection xists.'
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EAT the WILLOW GARDEN, q

a large lot Of " hite Thorn Seed. by the quart
IA or bushei, With the Usage Orange and other
Seeds in any reasonable quantity. sucl, are
used for fencing. Vegetable ana FIaur Seeds,
any quantity 10 sui, the purchasesk The pro-
pretor will also furnish to order soy quantity
under fifty thousand Young Thorn Trees of prop
er sizes for sransplanting in hedge rows. Also,
Ten Thousand Young Apple and Pear Trees Of
one years growth, with budded and grated fruit
Trees of nearly all varieties Of value in the
West, and OF sufficient size 10 transplant in or
chards. Also, BaIsam Fur, White Pine and
other Ever Greens, by the dozen or thousand
annual. biennial, and perennial Plants of many
sorts; Green House Plants OF every variety, to
suit the buyer, &c, SC.
ITPiease call at the above named place.
where favors thankfully received) and see,
GARDNER MENDENHALL, Proprietor.
Richmond, Ia LIST mo. 10th, lc49. 3-tf
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!. rxg8.H Cipc,NNATl. March Sth, 1649.
ssas part Of my eem"aaicasion r''ssivs 70
~. ..@i.ssisn Of the Richnesd Fsmals Sem
;.s,y, seems not to hsvs been correctly ssae'-
800. ] can hardly conceive how the Pnssse'
svsst Of sriginsIity," ean b - eess's.ss. :.
- .ess ,yseisvism; but. am isfosmso' ".'
..s,e do really thisk istssaSS 70 convey th.'
,1,.. III hsvs ssy tsswlslEe 81 NE Ess"'"
l.ssu.ss. j thisk shsss terms are ABOUT . y
...,...a. - issssEiss, ssd sfes"ss.
O.;~;..i;ev. dsss rot consist in coming wos o.
- ,s.,s:-psedscisg rev ihosghss. OF snco"
-. combinations Of thought. The subject OF
- writer, may hsvs bsen selected ~ "ona'ec'
$50. s.d YET the writer msy develoPe original
:, Il thsssht, in The pssse nssi'on o. the sub
~. :, In his eempesitiens. o. 10 description
.lsths shs ssms idea in such express
-. go. that il ssvslty will be apparent.
v,.si.,;sm, i par'o;aisg other mems literary
-a...; .... ., jstssdscipg passages from other
-,;,;uss. ard psttipg them of n ones
,;...,,v ,hels. So Dr.. Webster says.
rs.r. i % ssljses that person may select
:. vse, spss. si'ss oil has been said about IT,
49, -. b.. Originality Of thought may deveIope
-; !. .As NEST common subject imaginable.
r.. =, ., illosarstiou. Henry w. Beecher's
A...,;sejss Of an old bachelor. The same idea
-. -, ED sssssd . hundred times; but the
..-,s,isss 10 90 unlike any thing else. SO appli-
..tls too. that every person who reads il. APP
.,,e;sses its novelty. lie compares the old
i.ekslss to the Lombardy poplar. and describing
- tsee, he says: "There has never been but
- kind Of its species imported into this co"n-
,,v-is 6rsi dies ut the top, and then grows rag
"a I'll the way down"
AIthesgh this illustration. "s every one will
.an;i. il decidedly unique, yet il 10 q very com
-. sub,ect. and the words used to clothe the
60. are t,,s most common in our language 49,
The originality consists in tho selection Of the
a..c,;etiou, and the fitness of the application.
M ebiec. 10 the former commu"ica tion was,
% swaksn ibesght. to produce clear, Deep
.t,eps thinking; to induce tho scholars to ex-
,,.se those upfathemed caverns Of the human
mind. their own minds, 30 that they may bring
fe,th now treasures, ~ we'll old. The &C n
sure I have received, for dischargi"g duty
faithfully, has been more than balanced, by this
eaection:-That, in those exceptonab's re-
marks, had in view the highest interests Of all
those ncesned in that institution. ! have
written this ~ IN explanation, not ~ q n spol-
sgy. w.
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We shall put forth in II few weeks the history
Of one of the most singular results Of that great
characteristic of the American people, Coca
he adj a. iveness) which has ever taken place in
this country. business of ons hundred thou
sand dollars per year built up from nothing in
the short space of four years We are told that
tn. sales Of Vaughns Vegetable Lithontriptic
Mixture, the Great Anler Remedy have bee n
brought to their present enormous rates i'll four
year only. So famed is the article for its sin
guar medicinal properties, that it is used for all
diseases. in all parts of the world. Agents tell
wonde rful stories about il, call on them, and get
pamphlet. See advertisement in our columns.
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Administrators Sale.

n WILL SELL, on the premises OF John Ken
sler, deceased, about three miles North OF
Richmond, in Wayne township, Wayne county,
Indiana, the Personal Property O said dece-
dent, consisting Of
Two Horses, two Milk Cows, one two
horse Wagon and Harness. Grain.
Household Goods. & Farming Utensils.
Sale to take place Tuesday. the 9th Of
March, and to CONNIE at the hour Of 0 o'clock
A. NJ, when terms " i'll be made known and due
attendance given by
JAMES M'CLAIN, Admir-
March eth, 1919. Its