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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-22
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MExIClN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

MEXICAN VUSTANG LINIMENT.
NXTE offer this Liniment "a u remedy In the various
w diseases aud complaints for which 1t Is recom-
monded with full confidence OF its in curing
them.
The following is list of the numerous and extraordi.
nary il has cured daring the last few months:
6.750 cases OF Rheumatism in all its forms;
AGO do strains and bruises;
$500 do barus aud scalds
$3.50 90 fresh cuts wounds:
40 do cancers;
7,7i0 do scrofulous and ulcers that had
sisted all other treatment
4.2i0 do naamed and swelled JOINTS
$500 do pe-;
400 do lunbago, suices, govt, and hard bony
TumOrs;
6,2J0 do Chapped hands,
2,OO0 caked breasts;
4,Ul0 do tooth ache and ear ache.
TO-, 90 do various ch onic diseases.
The Mustang Imminent will cure the following dis
eases Of II rises.
SPAWN Ring Bone, Bruises and cuts. Strains Saddle
Calls. Wind Calls Fistua, Swecny, Big Head Cracked
Heels.
TPREAD AND REMEMHER.fT
BEWARE of green mixture of"Tar and Turpenne
put up in square bottles, and called VOLCANIC OIL.
LlNiMENT." Avoid it, US its continued will shriv
el, relax nd weaken the muscles, and paraZe o. e
nerves. The Mustang Linimentis sold in ever, town
and at al the Drug Stores In Evansville. Price 25cs,
81 and dollar bottle. The so cent bottle holds
three times much the - cent bottle The dol
lar bottle holds much eight times Of the % cents
bottles. The large bot les much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Observation-Disclosures bottles sold
annually.
A. G.. BRAGG & Co.. sole Projectors.
PRINrIPAL OFFIcEs-Corner of I'd aud Marketsts. 81.
Louis. Mo; and 30i Broadway Y. yl6-lx dow
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Reader, IL are gray-headsd, or your hair is fall
ing of you surely have the within your reach OF
osing the color well a. restoring the growth. and
that too, with0u, apply dye r il does not color it,
bat upon th ssrrcye an restores them tn
their original vigor and strength. Doyou wish TO pre-
those beautiful locks aud nglcts. of which you
so justly proud! Then call at No ia Market street. be-
tween fou Ia and Fifth, St Louis, Mo aud possess
self OLA bottle of this wonderful Resestorave. Many
have made the remark that five hundred dollars would
be mptatiOn {, them 10 be placed where they
before its use, and you will say after using it, The
maerais of which il cOmp"sci are perfectly healthy
and insig0rating. Their effects are pronounced
the best practical chemists In the United taies
viz Prof Charles g. Page Of Washington City. who had
bottle. together with specimens of all the different in
gradients for at the Patent Office, III Janu-
AIRY last.
Prepared only ly the proprietor. at the above named
place Orders from any part Of the nted States filled
promptly Address o. j. Wood, st. Louis, No.
very liberal discoun. made 10 wholesale purchasers
For sale in Evans, by
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
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A[EDICINA
G.sEATENT DlsCOvEI.Y or viIE AGE.

" FSLadics aud GeRfieReR read this: IL eiH inter
est you all. both Old aud Young.
k)kOf. WOOD offers for sale article containing no
stimulating spirits, essential OIL unheal-
thy drug, VIII will restore gray hair Permanently 10 its
giHaI eci0r. in very short time, render ii s' and
glossy in appearance. more than under the nu-
of oil of any description, and If the hair l. gone 1t
will bring out abundant and beautiful as before,
and Is unhealthy, and falling of, it will arrest this
tendency at once and restore perfectly Ii will remove
all dandrun ro the scalp. well rs all dsgfeeabe
itching. IL will remove any cuianeous crupiios such
as Scald Head &c. 1t supplies nutrimeut and colorrg
matter tn the organs whose Office it il 10 pply these
ereticns, and acts tonic and thus restores them TO
their original ygor and strength In short Is precise
ly what has long been sought in vain viz: perfect
will in very short time make the hair of any no
matter how aged, its original color and so and beau
tifu when they but eighteen and If only
sionally applied will render the hair ofte young much
NOR beautiful than under the influence Of oil nfany de-
scrpon, and If repeated occasionally il will arrest all
tendency To become gray and the proprietor perfectly
satisfied from lis Effects upon himself (iOr al 81 his head
WIS white rs the of ~. and one could ima-
CINE he had gray hr) that If this preparation is
kept md, and used twice week. that per-
will never have gray hair ii the gentleman or lady
should live be hundred years old. This preparation
is humbug. c result Of mental Authorization Of
the writer il has heen submitted t0 the most thorough
tests. and upon the most respectable and Intelligent
NAV say scientific, gentlemen in ST. Louis and vicinity,
and gentlemen known 10 fame for their great talents and
strict integrity: the proprietor will at present only select
many his the following certificates,
they nearly all known 10 many citizens OF saint
Louis:
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WILLIAM w. SMITH.
WAsn,NGroN. n. Aprll i2. la4s


n PSold in Evansville, 10y Keller, Farnsley IL Co
" hole-ale and retail ia Princeton 10y X. H. Hock in
by Adams & Campbtl and by Druggists
hrolgln The State. &c
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Prof. WooD--Dear SIR Since have used your recent
Is discoyere Hair Resor tive. and you request my opn
ion of it, will state. for all whom may that
the age of thirty eight gray the man of seven
~. aud my hair falling OF. so that wasalmest complete
~ bald besides was much troubled with daniruf and
ntoIerbc itching but after using several bottles Of
your eru Restorative my hair resumed its original
color the dandraf disappeared entirely 10y magic,
and all itching. rn the hair became sofand glossy
pearance; all this feel under obligation ID
in view of the benefits received. would omit
that have crop of hair, and person
could even imagine that Was ever gray.
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tOhslslIIiy OF az eItXabt hnd HKHk
.rD2zSx large assortment Of custome T'YIITo
- made bosom shirts, shirt collars. SI
eraSats oil superior quality and beautiful patterns silk
feotton drawers. gloves. s3s
every oher article usually found In the most extensive
establishment OF IN. country. 1l e bFu HCnGlosa
GssA IN connecticn with Their large stock Of EVE
Ell eic'hing, they will keep file assert VIDA :
u.sS nent OF lamps Superior HATS AND CAPS. Il ~
Panama and other STYLES Of hats with variety Of.
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STATE OLE ILLINOIS. }

FIvCESSrs, ISp., June Is 1883.
Prof. O.. Wuop--Dear SIR Asy you are abont to man
ufcture extensively and vend your lily discovered
Hair Restorat c, will state. for whom soeyer il may
concern, that have used AMI known OF it, That
have for several years been in the ao OF using other
Hair Restoratves. and that find yours vastly superior
TO any other know. Ii entirely eeanses IN nd Of
danlrT AMI with months proper use will restore
any persons hair TO the original youthful color and tex
ture, giving healthy, soft and glossy appearance aud
all This without diseoloung either the hands which apply
the dress which il drops. would therefore,
commend its use 10 every DESTROYS of having lne
color and texture to hair. WILSON KING.
ST. Louis, June 90 1853
Prof WooD-Dear SIR Asyou are about to prepare and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative and
request my opinion of it, will state. that my hair
few months since very gray and after using two
bottles of your Hair Restorative assumed its original
color. and since its application all dandruf has dsap.
pearcd from my head, and have been troubled with
dsagreeabIe itching of the scalp am satisfied those
who il will not regret H. gives Ge hair not only
it, original collar but gives the appearance of having
been recently oiled am prepared. therefore, to recon-
mead its TO all who DESTROYS of having beauti.
fu head ofhaif. h. l.. STEWART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-17

DREADFUL SHIPwREcK.-Loss OF Two Hun.
DRIED AND FIFTY LIvEs.-We find the following
in the summary Of the news by the Baltic:
Letters by the Overland Mail convey intelligence
of the lanentable wreck of British ship supposed
life She was fine vessel, recently built, 748 tons
burden, commanded by Captain M'Lellan, and was
the property of Messrs Herrings. of Liverpool
On her last voyage from England she was bound to
Port Philip aud on her arrival there she taken
up tor run to Calcutta and China. She was then
chartered for the conveyance of 80 Chinese emf
grants to San Francisco, and departed in every ap-
parent safety with her living freight. The catas,
rophe i reported to have occurred on the night of
the both July, one of the cluster of islands
known as IypingsOn, in the Eastern or Chinese
Sea, situate some fourteen miles west OF Loo
Choo. She quickly cent to pieces and ace regret to
odd that out Of 290 souls lohO board includ-
ing the crec only sir European sailors and tacenty
Cijaamsn soere sared. The advices furnished no
further Intelligence The ship was insured.
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THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
Il "kAOLIN," TEN MILES BELOW RICH.
MOND, AND PERSONAL ESTATE THEREON,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI be sold on TUES
DAY, the I'D day of November, 1S55 if fair, if not
the next fair day. at 'Kaolin" the residence of the
late VIM d. Jennings, deceased. the Charles City
Court House road, 10 miles below Richmond. all the
personal and perishabe estate thereon, consisting
Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons, Carts Farmn
implements, crops of Corn, Fodder, Hay, Wheat,
Straw. &c. The mules, four in number. very su-
peror and there is large parcel of hogs and CATTLE
and about 500 barrels corn
The sale will commence precisely at IL O'Clock.
TERMs-All sums under $40 cash: over that amount
m!nths credit for bonds with good security, bear
ing interest with an endorsement thereon that if the
principal be paid within ten days after maturity the
interest will be RENTED. w. GODDIN
Executor of WIN. D. Jennings decd
z. s. Immediately preceding the sale of the above
personal estate, the farm called "KAOLIN,n re.
Gently purchased by Mrs. Maria Jennings win
be sold, she having concluded to remove to Rich.
mond. This farm contains 4l9 acres and is so well
known that further description is deemed unneces
sary.
The terms which will be made very accommodate.
ing, will be made known at the hour of the sale.
first rate carriage viii also be sold.
nov Ia GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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MILITARY.

EAGLE INFANTRY, ATTENTION ATTEND a
meeting Of your Company Mt Lafaye,te Hall or
THURSDAY next, the nth instant, att O'clock. p.
NJ full attendance is required as business OF i'm,
are particularly requested to be present, The Ssr'
seants VIII be runctuaI at the hour
BY order of the Captain
no i6-2t IortN r. pouvrry n q
ing of your Company at yoar Armorv nn wrn
NESDAf next Nov. 10th, le53, punctually.
BY order of the Captain.
no i-2t v. L. FORE. O. s.
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limited STATES HOTEL AT RICH.

- MOND. VIRGINIA, FOR RENT OR LEASE.
The UNITED STATES HOTEL, formerly the
Union HoteD is for rent lease. 1t is situated in
the city of Richmond, at the of Main and l9
streets, quite near TO the Dock, which is soon to be
Completed and very convenient to the depots of the
Danvilie and Central Railroads.
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about three years ago. and is in the m ost per-
other in the city. 1t has accommodations equal to
any other Hotel in the place. and presents lattering
Inducements to any one disposed to engage in hotel
keeping, besides Thic, it OU be furnished in the best
Richmond is daily increasing in wealth. enterprise
and population. and the location of this Hotel, in
Part OF the city where business is to centre,
recommends it to those who may wish to engage in
the business.
There is ample patronage for several other hotels
The rent win be reasonable to a good tenant,
For terms, &C., application may be made to
GODDIN L. APPERSON,
1910 Richmond Va
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The trial of LOUIS DE Corn, merchant of New
York, for the murder of Eugene Melville, is now
progressing in that city. There is a good deal of
mystery connected with the affair.
Melville was young man, not long married
the accused was one of the witnesses of the mar
rage ceremony. The deceased subsequently LETT
New Ork in pursuit of pecuniary claim to which
his wife was entitled; in the meantime Mrs. Mel
Vile took lodgings under an assumed name, where
she was visited by De Corn on the husbands re-
turn lie tound that his wife had fed; he sought De
Corn; an encounter ensued; De Corn retired to an
entry and came forward with a pistol and shot
Melville through the heart who died in ten minutes
The defence Is that the decease was subject to alb
lera;ious OF mind, and that he assailed De Corn
with his stick, who in self defence used the deadly
weapon.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

IA ILLhIsEh& bKUTHEK, lg3 Broad sire ct
have received. the last few days additions to tbi
assortment of Embroideries; consisting of the new
est styles Cambria and Muslin Sleeves; Bands; Chem
Linen Handkerchiefs, in great variety and yery
cheap. Aso-French Merinos and Thibets in al
shades and colors Black Trimming Velvets ali
widths. hbbons-A choice assortment. Marseilles
Forenees and Satins all colors; besides full assert
I men, In Dress Goods generally White and Red
rlanneis, Iickines, Sheetings and Shrtings; Good.
ing pubic srespectfully requested to give us call
they will lind our Goods very cheap
J. MILLhISER Bro
no Is 1q2 Rood &C.,.
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MILLINERY.

SlLk BONNETS AND DRESS CAPS
~ N. c. BARTON, 100 Main street. above l4th at
prepared to furnish visitors at the shortest notice
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, CLOAKS. CaPES
ana ss MANTiLLAS; also. variety OF mourning and
french embroidered COLLARS and under
Sash RIBBONS. WV" ano
~ Especial attention paid to orders ocU
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AUCTION SALES.
BY KENT PAINE L KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AM
WAIVER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.
by virtue of deed of trust executed to
- me by the Virginia Wooden Company on the
Clerks Office the Court of Hastings for the city of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Novem-
ber at II o'clock, shall proceedto sell at public
power thereto attached. upon which were situated
the manufacturing mills oil the Virginia Wooden Com
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th to 18th streets in the city of Rich
mond, and runs back that width to James River hav-
ing land depth of not less than $50 feet The water
fs4s, known as is sets 81 Wooen maebinery' The
heavy granite basement the mills covering nearly
the entire lot will be sold with the lot. The lot and
water power Ia subject to annual ground and water
rent of 81 600 per annum. The chain of title and
plat OF the property and the property ITSELF will be
shown, and any information respecting it, given BY
me upon application at any time previous to the sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thrd cash. balance in 6 and
IL months interest added; negotiable with ap-
stalments and title retained until the notes are Maid
Directly after will be sold all the brick work of the
Mills, estimated as containing 100000 BRICKS, and
the remaining wood work. TERMS months credit
est added.
The title to all the foregoing property isbeeved to
be perfect but selling Trustee shall sell and con-
vsy only such title as is vested in me by the deed
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts.
ELECTROMAGNETIC foregoing sale is una
voidably postponed until TUESDAY, the 22nd inst.
when it will certainly take place.
no Is JOS. JACKSON, JR, Trustee
T ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND SEA.
IL SONABLE DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, the oath instant commencing at 10
O'Clock, will sell at our Auction Rooms seye raj
invoices of fresh fancy and staple DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of desirable styles adapt
ed TO the season,
We will also sell an invoice of choice STOCK
GOODS, with which we will commence the sale.
TERMs-All sums under 500 cash, over that amount
months credit for approved paper.
KENT, PAINE & KENT
no 11dtds Auctioneers
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THE CONSPIRACY IN CUBA-Among the persons
sail TO have been arrested lately at Baracoa Cuba,
suspicion of being concerned in a conspiracy,
DR.. Francisco Hernandez and his son, a lad
thirteen years of age who had lately arrived there
from the United States; Antonio Cepuli, notary;
Antonio Carcares Reyes, and Antonio Carcaces,
planters; Saturnino Raio, tailor Andres Morel, a
silversmith; Juan Arrus, a merchant; Andres
Lanes, farmer; Julian Cerulia, a notary public,
with five cOrporals and soldiers of the garri-
son.
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fLoGGING IN TIE NAvY.-Judge Curtis, of the
|, :. Circuit Court, of New York instructed the
jury IN his charge Tuesday, that the law of Con
gress tor0iiding flogging in the navy and CONNER
cia marine prohibits only fogging by the cats and
no other way
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IHe ceremony of breaking ground for the com
inehcement of the Lexington (ky) and Big Sandy
Nai'road is to take place at Catlettsburg On Satur
Gay, The 18th instant Gov. Powell has promised
u he present., and the people of kentucky, who
look forward with much satisfaction TO the early
completion Of this road their great favorite, will
DOUBTLESS attend in large numbers.
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nOGGETT d ANDERSON, corner of
~ Thirteenth and Franklin streets dealers in
French and American PAPER HANGINGS. CUR
TAIN GOODS, Cornices, Bands Cords. Tassels and
GimPs, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings
Shuck MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
and Pillows have on hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
offered in this city, which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms. wholesale and retail Paper Hanging
and Upholstering attended to promptly in the city
country. call from friends and the public gen.
orally is respectfully solicited. Sc ,7-3m
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CLOTH CLOAKS-I have inst rece;

LOIH CLOAkS.-I have just receiv.
- ed another lot of beautiful Coaks; also Silk and
Merino Wrappers; splendid Brocade and Figured
Silks; French, English aud German Merinoes; ali
wool Moustin de Laines large assortment of Figured
and Plaid Delaines; French Needle Worked Collars
Sleeves and Hdkts; superior Bed Blankets; l2-.
Sheetlngs; Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Toweliug; Linseys; Negro Blankets; Long Shawls
herseys, &c. For good bargains. call at
LEWIS CHEAP STORES
nov IS Is and IL Main street
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GREAT FREsHEr.-During the past few days the
greatest ireshet known for 90 years has occurred
II the Penobscot river, Maine. Immense damage
has been done to dams, rats, &c. The village Of
heuduskeag was flooded, and a teamster drown
,.4
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DREADFUL MORTALITY AT SEA.-We learn by a
despatch from New York that the ship American
Union which has just arrived from Liverpool, lost
Ave seanlen and seventyive passengers by sickness
On the passage.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EARN

n NOAhh1JClONLh . tSALE oT r ANN
~ IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR FOUR MILE,
CREEK CHURCH.-By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrico, pronounced the 9Th of
against Hitchcock, &c." we shall proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, MONDAY, the
2Sth November 1853 if fair, if not, the fair day.
Hitchcock died seized called Fraysers situated in
Henrico county, near to Four Mile Greek Church.
the main road to Charles City court house, con-
tanning about 800 acres This Farm is now in the oc-
cupancy of Mr.. Benjamin Mosby, who will, we pre-
sumo, showit to any one disposed to purchase.
TERMs-Enough in cash to pay the costs and char
ges of executing said decree and the of the suit
and the balance in equal instruments at g. IL and Is
months for bonds with approved security and ii lie
retained till last bond is paid, and conveyance d.
rected by the Court.
EpW'D. Y. CANNON, /
THOS. J. EVANS, Coai rs
70" Sale conducted by GODDIN APPERSON,
AQcts. no lids
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,, HE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-lt is stated that the
F!tsidents message win be sent, as usual, to the
postmasiers o'he most important cit es in advance
ne gwen to the newspapers the moment ii is pre-
sented 10 Congress
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y no itI GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts
DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber {

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
IL fers for sale the farm which he resides, about
seven miles from Richmond, the turnpike road,
Gentry containing GA acres with about 1000 or l2nu
cords of wood on it, besides timber: with good ice
house. aud other buildings Persons disposed to pur-
chase will please call aud view for themselves -
Terms viii be made accommodating. Also the stock
of Cows Hogs, Corn, Fodder, &c
The above property will be sold at public auction
FRIDAY, the I'd day of December next, if fair, il
not the next fair day thereafter. 10 o'clock, A.
should it be sold privately previous that time
nov I2-dtdt JAMES PADGETT.
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koszTA CoIING.-Advices have been received
II Washington, rendering it certain that koszts
embarked at Smyrna, on the nth ult, for the Uni
ted States
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un the passage.

VESSEL BURNr.-The schr. J. G. Moye, from
ApalacEicola for New York, with cargo of cotton,
took fire in the hold and was run ashore near
Georgetown
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despatch from Louisville states that the yellow
lever had again made It's appearance at Natchez
Sllss, and that humber had died OF it.
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The Washington Star says:

No WAR N EURoPE.-Contilential advices re-
ceiyei here from Europe, (in the Baltic's nails
have alsiie. ali the statesmen OF all nations, now
II This city that all danger Of immediate war the
continent has blown over.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY. one of those

new HOUSES on the South side of Main, be.
18th and 9th streets The House is three stories
high above the basement. has four passages aud ten
rooms, all handsomely finished and built of the best
materials with all the modern improvements and
conveniences, such as gas, water closets bathing
70 III, &c. &c. Good kitchen, servants rooms &c.
Terms accommodating. Apply TO
no l2-l0t GODDIN APPERSON Aucts