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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
THE PRESENT SITUATION OF KANSAS.

The following paragraph from the Chica.
go Press is Introductory to lengthy article
consisting partly ofsxtracts taken from the
Boston Traveller, and furnished to the latter
paper by Missourian who was personally
Fcognisant II the facts which he related, and
also ofother well authenticated facts. For
The extracts we have not room, but they ex-
hibit a situation OF affairs to which nothing
approaching similarity was ever before
known in this country. They resemble more
than any thing we can think Of, the proceed
iags tina, were sometimes enacted by the
ruthless and disbanded soldiers who oc-
casionally took possession Of some unfor-
,urnate territory nGermany, that had been
overrun during the dreadful period of the
Thirty Years War. And this in &C untry
like the United States,-and under an Ex
ecu.iv who has ample po wer to enforce
the Laws, and who has swornto administer
them faithfully The Press says:
"We do not think public attention is as
thoroughly aroused as it ought to be to the
utrages now being perpetrated upon our
Southwestern frontier. Since the days Of
South Carolina notification there has not
been anything to equal in atrocity the whole
course ofeonduct pursued with reference to
Kansas by those who are laboring to intro
duce slavery into it. The repeal of the
Missouri Compromis e was ia itself mes
sure Of unmitigated infamy, but it is doubly
so, considered with referencesto the fruits
" hich legitimately sprung from it, For the
preeent it is no exaggeralion to say that
Kansas is without government, save such
as an armed mobe is pleased to vouchs afe
it. The Governor of the Territory is fu-
gitive from the lawless violence OF the mob,
and its legislators are representatives of
constituencies who reside within a neigh
boring sovereignty. Along the line which
separates Missouri from Kansas neither
freedom of speech nor freedom of the press
is tolerated. In the Territory the organic
law is set a, defiance BY armed desperadoes,
who have not even the color of citizenship
to shield their understandable conduct; in
Missouri the ministers Of the law either
quietly wink at its subvession or coverty
aid in trempling upon its sanctions and sub
shutting in its stead the law OF brute force
and blind passion"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
Notice,
White Lead

large lot ofWtAe teai sad Zius, together with
general assortment Of other Paints, kewise LIN
seed vii Tarpentine and GIas, st received and for
safe by ALE0gD and VAN PArrES, opposite
the Post Office.
Davenport, Arrile5 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

u Persons calling for letters will please mention the
are advertised 10 the postage each adrerisea Let
tcr one cent iriG be added.
.E HttH JOSEPH C. SNOW, p NJ
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-At Probate Court he'd at Eiscassef
ON the ID day of r4prsL, A. ID. 1850 #ftf
ORDERED That Abraham Howland administrator Of tha
" estate Of Abraham Howland late Of TopshAn IN snd
Comfy deceased notify the Heirs at law and CT, dtorr
deceased and all persons interested, that
of on OF aid deceased win Be
for allowance Probate Court at Wiscasse
Monday Nay next, when and where they may b. prs
ent il they Notice to be given by publishing
attpsted copy Of this order in the Eastern Times
weeks successvey before said Court af Pruhas Given
under my hand this I'd day Of April in the Lord
one thousand eight hundred and afy-hve.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of PyasUs.
Copy Attest: E. FoorE, JR., Register SwsT
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Cash Music and Piano Store of
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Brodd,cdy, Ne,c- York
OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATION

music az os--i=- ID paAnrad Rates
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination of Music
" keep up the prices of non-copyrght music against
the interests of Natfue Composers and their refusal
extend to Mr. WATERS the coartesies Of the trade he is
making sales-having abundant evidence that he
has public countenauce and support in his opposition
to the Great Monopoly and in his efforts aid Native Tai
and adopt the National Currency. Ills stock of Amer
and European Musics immense and the catalogue his
publications is of the largest and best selected in
the United He has also made Great Reduction in
the Prices of PIANOS, MELoDgoSs and MUSICAL INsrRu
Of all kinds. Superior toned 81 Octave Pianos for
S115 5000. and S225, interior Of good quality and in
sruments strong and durable those which
$500 Pianos of every variety Of style and price, up
$1,000, comprising those Of Ten different manufactures
among them the celebrated modern improved Horace WA
TERs' Pianos and the first premium Eoean Pianos of T.
GILBERT Co.'S. make Owners of the lEoean Patent y
Secondhand Pianos great bargains Prices from $40
$3.50 Meloleons from Five different manufactures, inclu
ding the well known 5. ID. H. W. SafTH'S Melodeons
(uned the equal temperament) The Best Make in the
United States Price, SIS, 500, SIS, $780, Sll5 S125, s35
$780, Smiths Double Bank Mclodeons 5000 Each Piano
and Meloleon guaranteed The hest to the trade
schools &c 12 per cent discount TO Cergymen and Chur
ches. All orders promptly attended to. Music to all
parts of the country, post paid the reduced rates Gen.
era and Select Catalogues and Schedules of prices Of Mu
cal Instruments forwarded any address Zee Of charge
3ln36
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
SPINAL .COMPLAIN'

SPINAL COMPLAINTS.
A NEW METHOD Of treating Spinal Diseases, Curva-
n of the Spine, and Spinal Weakness without pain
suffering the patient however young feeble
successfully practised by
DIR. j. A. WOOD.
At his Office No 215 Washington Street. Boston, his
residence, Marbleboro Hotter
Having examined the Serpentine Spring Elastic Appara-
tus used by Dr. j. A. Wood, in the treatment of Lateral
Curvatures Of the Spine, recommend efficient and
comfortable to the patient. Henry Bgelow NJ D. Prof
Sur ii. University Geo. Haywood, VI. D. Ex-Prof Sur.
H. University Winslow Lewis, NJ. d. }. " C. Smith, NJ.
D., Mayor of Boston John W. Warren, NJ D. Henry G.
CLARK. VI. D.. CITY Physican. .n-Boston. Aug. 1851.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Triumphant over all Competitors

MELODEONS,
Have recently received the First Premium,
At the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair, held Washington,
D. c. 1t will be recoected also that they had the same
distinction the last Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Association For sweetness Of tone Of tune and
promptness Of touch they stand unrirded Packed and
sent any part of the orid Prices from $50 to $780,
Mandatory and All Washington st. Boston.
:. ID. & IL. W. SMITH.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Public, No. al rt
JOINT RESOLUTION relative ID bids for provisionss

JOlNI hfSOIU1ION relative 10 bids lor proViaionoS
clothing, and small stores for the OF the navy.
ResotUed by the Senate aud House ofRepresentdfiues
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled,
That all bids for supplies Of ITovisins Clothing, and
small for the Of the navy may be rejected
the option of he departments made by trho is
E7,o,rn az a gnnntdrtnrer Of regular dealer yn As
at,cke proposed be FURNISHED, irhich fact or Me res
Uerse must be distinctly stated the bids offered; that
the bids Of all persons who may have failed 10 comply
with the conditions of any contracts they may
have previously entered into with the United
States shall at the option Of the department. be rejected;
more than one bid be offered for tke supply tf an
article on account OF any parry. either in his own
name, or in the name OF his partner clerk, any othRY
person, the whole Of snch bids shall be rejected al te
option fhe department; and that copafhers OF nhy Aim
shnllnot be received sureties for each other, and
whenever il may be deemed necessary for the interen
ofthe government aud the health Of the crews OF the
United States vessels, TO pr particular brands of
flour which are known to keen best distant stationa
the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothng with the appro-
baton Of the Secretary of the Navy be- and hereby s
authorized 70 procure the same on the bsst tsIms in
market lt
Approved 27 Murch, 1854 Avis
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
JAMES A. SHEDD,
Manufacturer Of, and Wholesale Dealer iu
EIne Je"eIrv-
Ne. 81 School Stieet. Boston
THE HAIR AND COMPLEXION.
B0gle'S Celebrated IlYperiOn FIUid

BdgItS UtlcbfdItd hyperion Fluid
Is the great American for the growth OF the hair
mousaches. &c. Ii has never been known TO fail in
product splendid head Of hair. Price 25, so, and rs
cents per bottle.
Bogle's Electric Hair Dye
Instantly changes red grew unsighy hair to beau
UNI black or brown, with the least possible trouble
This is warranted be the cheapest in
the world, the money returned. Price SO ST.
and $ I,5O
BoGLE'S HEBEAlONA, Balm of Cyheria. for
preventing tan and pimpies, is without rival Price so
cents.
Bogfes AAaot'ent SharlNg Cream is universally pre-
iered Price % and 81 To be had Of the Inven-
tor, m BOGLE, 277 Washington street, Boston, and
agent throughout the world.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
FOUND

4 the street, Wallet containing Of money The
owner can have the by proving property and pay
ing charges application to W. K the house of JOHN
FLINT.
Bath, April Is, 1855. 3w
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
New Ship at Auction, i'm Bath,

fklHE NEW SHIP built by US in Richmond the last sea-
- son, I'll not otherwise disposed OF by the 20th) will
positively be sold auction the Wharf John Patten
Esq in BATH, Me- on WEDN ESDAY, April 25th. 1895.
at IL O'Clock AN Her dimensions are-le 9Th 40 feet
breadth IS 5Tl2 feet depth % feet and she measures S5
TONS Said Ship Of good model well built of good mas
teials, and in every respect first class Vessel Terms:
one third cashresdue g. and months. with interest
approved security. FOSTER Il AcFARLAND
April II is
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
s.. M. PETTENGILL & co.'s
Boston Business Directory,

The I'd Spring Gard List collected by S. M PETTEN-
GILL & CO.. Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10
state Street, Boston, who authorized by the pub
fishers OF the best and MOST wIpsLY CIRCULATED
Provinces TO take advertisements and Subscription AT
their LOWEST RATES
The oiiolcing lst of many Of the most substantial
and honorable business firms Boston, Merchants and
Others uisita the city. ciH find the Directory of great
seTuce 10 the and they are adused to take it h them.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Boots. shoes and Rubbers.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has removed from No 80 Broad to
No 50 Kilby, Opposite Central Street.
and offers for sale one The extensiv and best
assortments OF Ladies' Genemen's Misses and Chill
drens Boots and Shoes Of his and other mannlac-
urers that be found in Boston. Also, all kinds sole
leather and shoe stock, all of which will be sold al the
lowest prices, for cash approved credit.
t. RADDIN, Jr,
N. b. say to those who purchase for cash, or pay
promptly when due call and see for will be under
sold.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
RUBBER GOODS.

In all their varieties
Garments, Sheetings, Toys Foot Balls, Sc, T,
ALFRED HALE & CO.,
IL Bromfeld Street, Boston
ENGLISH Boiler, Tank and Sheet Iron full assort-
III ment including great variety of dimensions
stanIly on hand. Also, Penn Boiler and Locomotive
lron-orders for which will be promptly executed by
the manufacturers agent.
HENRY A. AYfING. % and "a Water Street.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
BATH BANK.

TUE undersigned, Committee of the stockholders Of
Il the RATH BANK, appointed call meeting of the Com
pdny for tn choice Drecters and trans ct any legal
business that may before them hereby notify the
stockholders to meet at the Office A. X. Mitchell Esq
on THURSDAY the 81 day Of May next, at , O'Clock r.
NJ for the above purposes. FREEMAN CLARK
WM. NJ REED, Com.
Bath April HISS CHAS. RUSSELL>
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Boele's Electric Hair Dye
EPILEPSY. DR.. c. Robbins.

PROFESSOR OF NERVOUS & CONVULsIvE DIS
EASES Albion Court, Charlestown Mass
Has within the last eight treated TWO II NDRED
AND SIXTY CASES oiepeptc and 'nvulsive fits. Of
this number over two hundred have he n cured ten
benefited that not cured and thirty y-fve bene
fitted. Among the cured NJ. rs the various
schools and ID. D's and their famIles-some of
thirty ears sandmg having from ten fits week to fifty
month Should be pleased refer any interested to
those cured including suIne Of the first people Ver-
| mont New Hampshire Massachusetts and Maine.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
LOCKWOOD & LUMB,
PLUM UMGBERS,
Cancers can be Cured 1!
DIR. K. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician.

~ Cancers can be Cured
asa DR.. r. GREEN,
S%ss Scientific Indian Physician,
SAA No. SO Bromfeld ST., Boston,
sss~sM t eats with complete success CANCERS.
y sWt Scrofua, and all humors Of the Hood Fe-
S%LE ver Sores Coughs, Consumption Liver
tSAM Complaint, Heart Complaint Drorsy.
NIHN Rheumatism, Consumption of the Blood,
NJ II - Piles, Swelled Limbs Nervous Debility
zASt-7s> Female Complaints, Pain in the Back and
Side or in the limbs Sickness the stomach, Pain or
and all CHRONIC DISEASES lie has various Indian
remedies for the Of the different forms Of disease;
success which has attended the use of DR.. GREENS
Indian Panacea
In all Diseases of the Blood, wonderful he even
WARRANTS to Bottles TO cure Pimples on the Face;
10 Bottles to cure The system of Bes; 2Io Bottles
10 cure worst case OF RingwoTm; TO Bottles to cure
san Rheum; to- Bottles Sc,ly Eruplions 10
Bottles TO cure Scroula; to Bottles Cancer
Gus Alsotionsi 4ro Bottes old Running
The first bottle always does good, and perec cure IS
warranted If directions are followed strictly
rms medicine has never been extensively advertised
but has come into general upon own intrinsic
meIll, ana has become the most popular HUMoR REM
EDh in the world, ad we lake pleasure ia assuring
pubic that OF 5006G cases in New England, and 2,O0e
within the precincts OF Boston, only in has
II been unsuccessful in perecng cure and this case
me child ceased taking the PANACEA account Of
the itching OF the humOr it driven from her
system We have no room for testimonials, but ersons
70 DC convinced OF ts superior merits have only TRY
1T Prepared and sold by DR.. r. sREEN NJ d.. In
dan hysician at his Office and laboratory, 50 Brom-
held street, Boston, Mass.
For sale in Bath BY A. C. PAGE snd By Druggists gen.
orally. Circulars with abundant reference may be Oh.
tanned afthe Agent tho DF.s office, orsent BY mall
free OF charge
II DR. Green continue TO gveadvice by letter 9TH
efwise upon all diseases, free Of charge.
Tobacco. Snuff. Cigars. IL Pipes.
Wines, Ale. Porter and Cider.
DA y IE. l. j. CARR L T H
Nos l9. 81 and 50 Blackstone Street.
Agent for Read Brnthers TROY ALE. lso for the cee-
brate1 ..SH AkER pIPEs.n
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Flour. Meal, Teas, Sugars,

EAS Of the best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old Java,
ered ranuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars;
Havsna Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
sugars: New Orleans Moasses in bbs; Porto Rico and
Cuba olasses; Syrupss 0lsi Spices Sperm Wax Searne
and TalIow Candes Pickles by the or gallon; Picked
Les Seville Olives; Tomoto Walnut Ketchup; Sar-
dines Maccaroni; Yermaceli; Prunes Fgs New Raisns
Olive Oil; Jeys Exs Lemon, Venilla and Rose; Fancy
Soaps Preserved Ginger; Soda and Wine Crackers &C.,
&c., for sale by JOHN II. MCCLELLAN,
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Hardware. Metals and Tools.

-u4A OO,,
(.ate SAMUEL MAY q Co,
No.,1 Broad ST., corner of State street, Boston.
'IlN-PLATE Sheei and Plate Iron, Iron Wire, Brass,
Copper, Steel, Timed and Galvanized Wire, Sheet
Brass Copper, Lead and link, German silver, Brass
and Copper Tubing Block lin Tin, Lead, Spel.er,
Antimory, FLOCK Lead Pots, Crucibles,
Stubb's Tools, Files, and steel,
Anvs, Vises Files and Rasps, Emery Nuts and Wash
ers, Screws Bolts RviIs Smiths Bellows Cast Steel
in all sha es, German and Blstered Steel, Hammers
Sedges. Drills Screw-plates, Punch-Presses Lathes
Agents for the sale OF
TIMERS TOOLS AND MACHINES, AND.OF
SMITHS' PORTABLE FORG ES. s
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Farming Tools ! Farming Tools

LII NJ. B0vEY, Front st. Bath, has just received and
IL offers for sale large Of Shoves Hoes
Spades, Garden Rakes and Manure Forks.
Bath, April Il, 1855. a.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
ATTENTION.

15- As an evidence of the thorough instruction and
of those who graduate at CoNERs CoNNERcIAI
CoLLEGE, Boston, the address Of upwards of tuo hun
dred Of the students for whom the PRINCIPAL obtained
good employment as clerks book-keepeIs &c. the past
year, is furnished in the Annual Catalogue and Circular
OF Ieim ms, which Is sent by mail free. Penmanshp,
housekeeping, Navigation, Engineering, Modern Lam
guages. &c, ably taught by eminent Professors. No
Class system. Separate department for females.
GEoRGE n. CoMER, Consulting Accountant,
Pr NAL
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Pettengill's Business DIRECTORY.
CONGNESs STREET.

Congress Street commences between 81 and 80 State Street,
crosses Water and Milk continues between Pearl and
Broad Street The street formerly called Atkinson IS now
portion Of Congress- upon which have been recently
erected many large and commodious warehouses.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Provisions.

ROSToN and Western Clear and Mess Pork; Chicago
~ Mess Beef Lard; Hams Cheese; Butter Iongoes any
Soundsi Mackerel; Halibuts Fins in hall DpiS anu Ms
Beef Tongues, &C., for sale by JOHN H. MCCLELLAN
Rafh Snr;i ~ Ina Al
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

So ri m &
REMOVAL
The undersigned having removed from No. % Kiby st. to
The New Granite Warehouse,
Nos. l52 & l54 Congress (iate Atkinson) Street,
Would invite attention his stack, which contains large
assortment Of staple and fine
BOOTS and SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade which
are fresh from hands manufacturers and having
been bought at very low prices, they viii be offered at
small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Constantly hand-Sole Leather Calf Skins French
Morocco, Kid, Patent Calf Skins Patent and Enam
eled Leather; Goat Skins; Cord Roans and Innings I;
Lasting, Gallons and Trimmings; which will be sold at the
lowest market prices, for cash or approved paper
HENRY L. DAGGETT
Congress St. crosses Milk ST. next above Pearl st., and
runs parallel with il. Boston,
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Lewiston and Topsham r. Il.
COAL,

nOO TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal. daily
ZOU expected per schr. onatavia from Baltimore, and
for sale By WIN. HEATH.
April IL.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Tobacco. Snuff. Cigars. q Pipes.

Wines, Ale. Porter and Cider.
DA y Z. L j. Ca r r L T H,
Nos 49, 81 and 50 Blackstone Street,
Agent for Read Brothers TROY ALE lso for the ceie-
bratel ..Sh AkER EIPEs.n
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

G00 TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal, daily
LOO expected, per brig William Crawford, from Alex
dria, for sale by D. 0. WEEKS.
April IL. A
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

NORCROSS. MELLEN & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Crockery. China Glassware & Paper Hangings,
Nos. Is d,ld 20 Merchants Ro,r, Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Notice.

t Notice.
'HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have formed con-
nectlon in business under the firm of
MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & CO.,
for the transaction Of the
Wholesale Flour, Corn, Provision and Grocery
rtfsaEsat natna Business
Iney are for the present located the Steam Ferry
Wharf, in the store formerly occupied by Messrs Magoun
Clapp. Their facilities for purchasing in all the principal
markets of the u s. and Canada leads them to believe
they offer inducements purchasers of goods for the
retail trade hitherto unknown in this city CALL AND
w. III. MCCLELLAN, JOHN DENNIS Co.
Bath April 16, 1850 "A
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

a. S. THAYER q co.,
Dealers in
Furniture. Chairs, Looking Glasses, Painted
Chamber Sets. &c,
Nos 81 and 81 Union Ssreet, Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
CORN,
Goal! Coal!!

FTIIIS DAY arrived per sclr ''Catherine Beal,n
i 1900 bushels Yellow CORN, for sale by
April17, 1855. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

No. SO Bromfield ST., Boston,
t eats with complete success CANCERS.
Scrofuia, and all humors Of the lood, Fe-
ver Sores, Coughs, Consumption, Liver
Complaint, Heart Complaint, Drorsv.
Rheumatism, Consumption Of the Blood,
: Piles Swelipd ItmbS NervonS neh,I;t,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
"WOUDLAWN." NEAR RICEUOND.
For Sal

TIME subscriber wishing ic remove IN N" nonnis7'
will EEL hi. property the Brook Plank k'nd ~.
and half miles from Rlchurnd The confirms -
acre.; about 20 III woods OF which 20 r'', hr.
heavily tmbcrrd Thrre several bcEu;in! EGa!IHX
sizes the !und So cleared and ki-i!y IT,;
proved haviu. been cuiIvsci by him ns rrsii'' e'-
den Tho plac, is remarkably healthy, In" r''.hhoih'i
excellent. There is well al fnc wucr nenr 'hr "cns
The improvements OF the first ORDER, hnvr been "r'
-! within the last four years. i'll the huudsnTIrsJ sH li
at the best ma crirls.
Tho dwelling j. 80 feet square, with two p".ss-"- gHi
ways with elegant pU,cOs III iron; CT. -Ca;, 'HG
eight large (w:tl tire places 20 '-'h con
nccrd by folding doors, brsics our cl"s" lac EE!sh
Of the inferior casfe and beautiful s:"lc nan'c~ MI!
hearth. and modern crates, wit! the wall. handsomely p,-
pered.
Tie uurbuiin.a frs' r,o, ard consist q hi'c,,
and -torcruom brick. connected 10 ihe dwelling by
covered way; large and we'll built house Tor s"fva'
five handsome oc'EgOn smCH Sho's 60"
vrred with tin. wash house. aud of the best st' -
Virginia, havn. accommodations Tor lSGcrses, Carriages
and Il large amour; OF forage.
To appreciate the property is only necessary 70 VIC"
II and those dspu--l 10 purchase respectfully regI"
ed 10 do II will be sold whole, or divided :" :It
The views Of purchasers. Terms liberal.
Sent ar-d&ctf RICHARD NIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
TRTSTEES' SALE.

my virtue of u deed OF trust rNccuSi TO Ne hT JrH'
Il Hart and duly recorded IN the Ccrks once u re
Coupty Court Of Louisa. the I'D dhy q! February -!
xc viii s, 10 the highest bidder the l3:a d"? 81 80
ycmbcr 1855 the Rough un Kcndy Furnace and - 'n"''
~ irud attached thereto The Furnace il si'nned nb',
I,c mil, rn the Crn,rh. Rail Road, above !n.'r-r''l"
in rho county Of Louisa hns cnsln" o! tw'r? 'rie"
hrrse mower bellows SC tor mak!ng IRON lEeIhi' 7
N the cold rr.iou and goldn. been found On w. ~ '''
mi different pncrs Lead has also been ionLu on W."
,uyht be a profitable nvesI:r". 10 th6tr "irNS - Si
me- in miuins operations There has beenn c"!Te '
,,n.rrl tp wirhin hundred yards al III. L'h hL'
,n;ntuy directly 10 The land will be sold scnh;dtr ~
The furnace If dc.rrd md in lots 10 su pnrcn"s' 't
sons wishing TO purchase requested to View hsf
mses.
W, will sell the properly privately should m '''"','
AQUA o,l.r lie made Should il be sod, duo rudce =" 10
given .,. ID. h,i.,r. ., 80, 4,
aud TWO vrurs from the day Of sale. Bona tid gee" ecu
ri,v will i. REQUIRED Of the purchaser Hui thr hh" ~"
Ia iii IN. las, nm mont made The '!s l. indi'i7
Mo bu s,rn- M trustee, will only maze such tue 10
In vested in us. IT,. - ,;,ot ,;ri.y
.n, rrh n lie. North Es.t Of Tolersv!le will take -
.re in showing The lind to my person "thirs 10 VS."
Am rrsons lcbte ~ James Hart ARE requested 10 mn"
r,ymrnt before tho day OF sale; and oil persons 10 on
r, Hart is indebted hereby notified to present t'E
claims 10 the undersigned before tho day ut shl"
' " " Jos G. BCXLEi.
JOHN l.. COLLINS.
o. 4 .,,,ds Trustees.