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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

j. T. THURsroN Il Co.-Ladies and gentle
men, call and examine for yourselves. Their
selection of staple goods, fancy goods and
clothing cannot be surpassed in the noun
tains. Cheap for cash is their motto.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

The S. f. Globe says the name of General
Denver present NJ c., will be brought for
ward in connection with the Senatorshp.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

REMovAL-Col. s. j. X. Handy has re-
moved his law Office to rooms adjoining the
Office of the Ledger in the second story of
Hale e. Adams new building The Colonel
is snugly fixed, and prepared to receive the
visits of his friends.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

f. W. CLUTE.-Clute has more goods
stored away than forty mule teams could
haul. lie employs competent and oblging
clerks, and continues to do large business.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15
A Trip to the Salt River Country.
Communicated 10 The "Ledger" By an Occasional
Correspondent

Dbble and Skinker to Salt River go,
Dibble with many, and Skinker no few;
Dbble took deck, and Skinker below
Dibble and Skinker with a Know Nothing crew
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

GHsBHAb MAsoN.-General Mason
anIh9r Of the Piuy Woodsman news
paper, published in Springfield , ore
Of the considerable men Of the conHi.
derabe legislature of This State, a
very prominent member Of the domi
nent party il at present publishing an
Abolition paper 10 Obie. The Gener-
al went from this place TO Bastrop La,
TO publish 4 paper advocating Demo
cratic principlss--there be got into q
difficulty known to most Of the More
bouse people, and deeamped for parts
unknown. We like to keep The run
Of our great men, and are glad The
General has turned up.
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LIFE or FRBMoHT.--To some I'm.
known friend. are We indebted for
two pamphlet copies Of the Life Of
John @. Fremont his Character,
Achievements, and Qualifications for
The Presidency" The life, with all
its concomitants. is compressed within
sixteen pages, and starts out well,
with the following very apparent
truths:
With all our boosted intelligence
and facilities for acquiring correct in
formation, the fact is patent to the
world, that the mass of the people
Of the United States are the greatest
humbuggees, MS well as humbuggsrs,
of any other race to be found on the
globe.
Acting on this known character
istic, tbs Wing party, in 184S, taking
advantage Of martial spirit, and al
most French love of glory, and also of
a propitious time, he close Of the
Mexican War, when this spirit ran
high. brought out for high civil
olliee-the Presidency Of The Repub-
lie--one Of The military heroes Of that
Wharf.-The brave, honest and tuagnani-
nous old General Taylor.
It was known ut the time, to every
intelligent reading man, that however
good soldier he might be-, had not
the first qualification Of statesman.
In TACT, as was proved afterward,
and admitted by those who started
him on the popular wave which waf
ted him into The Executive Seat, "Old
Whitley" would have made just as
competent president. And the good
hearted, honest old gentleman himself
told them ut the start he was no poll
tlciaD, no statesmen, had never voted
in his life and was unfit for the station.
But this reply only made him the
more popular.
Equally disqualified on tbs score Of
talents, education and experience for
filling this high and important post,
not indeed more fit than this Woolly |
Horse, is The Black Republican nom
inee, Col John G. Fremont; and at
tbe same time totally devoid Of those
noble moral traits Of character, pos
ssssed in so eminent u degree by Gen
eral Taylor.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

REslGNED.-We hear that Judge
Minor, Of New Hampshire, the Com
missioner of Pensions, resigned that
position to day. His private business
at home is said to have been the cause
Of his resignation. He acquired a
high reputation as an executive officer
indeed, during his comparatively brief
connection with the Pension Bureau,
and will carry into bis retirement
from public life the respect and regard
of all with whom he came in contact
officially of the Federal party.
Washington Star, Oct. 22.1
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TIM Free srArB.-.Livipgston,
considered in any fair point Of view, is
a great State. Politically IT provides
but one crop aud one or two gentle.
men over there, gather the entire crop,
but agricultarally, it produces a great
variety of things We have before
u.s. from the plantation Of Mr.. Elliot
Beck, who votes for " Buck" a sweet
potaloe, not yet measured in cifeum-
ference, but weighing at our guess
about six pounds. 1ftbere is anybody
this side Of the Tiekfaw, can beat it,
we shall be happy TO chronicle The
fact.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

10 Mr.. VIM. 7. Coleman and Mr..
NJ. Fl. Truett, another of the thirty
eight defendants in the case Of Multi
gan against the San Fancisco Vigil
ance Committee, have been arrested
by the Sheriff of New York, and or
dered to find bail in the sun Of twen-
ty-fve thousand dollars.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

A Wires Power. The power Of
n wife for good or evil Is irresistible
Home must be tho seat Of happiness,
or it must be unknown forever A
good wife ii 10 man, wisdom and
courage, and strength and endurance.
A bad one is confusion, weakness, dis.
comfture, and dispair. No condition
in hopeless, where the wife possesses
6rmness, decision, and economy
There is no outward prosperity which
can counteract incidence, eztravn.
gance, and folly at home. No spirit
can endure bad domestic influence
Man il strong, but bis heart Is not
aaamant. He delights in enterprise
and action but to sustain him he
needs tranquil mind, and whole
heart. lie needs bis moral force in
the conflicts Of the world. To recover
his equanimity and composure, home
must be to him place Of repose, Of
peace, Of cbeerfulness, Of comfort !;
and bis soul renews its strength again
and goes forth with fresh vigor to en-
counter the labor and troubles Of life.
But if at home be finds no rest, and is
there met with bad temper, sullepness,
or gloom, or is assailed by discomfort
or complaint, hope yanishcs, and he
sinks into despair,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

In WHOSE HANDS rs THE VOTE OF
EAST BAToN RoueH ALI oalculators
agree that The vote Of this Parish will
be very close. A year ago The Am
ericap Party had majority Of between
City and sixty; but Influences have
since been brought to bear, to change
very materially The political com
plexion. What the influences limited
at, are; suits us not to enquire--eyeiy
man within tho corporate limits Of the
city 10 aware Of them, and were they
painted on paper, they might float
down TO posterity TO the discredit Of
an age which every man living who
claims, the cheap title Of an Ameri-
can citizen" should be Interested 10
the credi, Of. We assert IL without
the fear of contradiction that the vote
of this parish ia in the hands Of some
twenty or thiriy--men, who are pulled
and hawled about from barn to barn,
and fed on whiskey, in order that they
may be ready to cast, stupid and be.
sotted vote ct the ballot box. Verify,
the American party has much TO do,
If their 10 any meaning in the profes.
sion, that they have come into ex.
istence to endeavour to purify the bal
lol.box Let men-who claim to be,
and are---to the disgrace of the coun-
try, American citizens, 60 up to the
poles and cast sober, If not an intel
ligcnt vote, and demagogueism, will
fear the light Of MONDAY to carry on
this nefarious business. We hear Of
men being run off, at the expense of
this or that political Oligarchy, to reel
under the fumes of whiskey to the polls
on Tuesday. We say that this is not
only wrong, but involves degree of
crimiuali,y, that every good citizen of
whatever political party must regret,
there is no law to punish
The contest will be close, and it is APP
parent, that whatever party gives the
most, for the class of animals to which
we refer, carries the day. Let the Am
erican party be defeated say we, rather
than come off victorious by such agen-
cies. Let the party rise from the con-
test with " honor bright"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

lust reesived per ship Scotland, 25 DOT Cans
u Knives, with and without HOOKS Copper and
timed Skimmers and Ladies, sacharofoeters,
Gusge Coeks and Steam bibbs, 4 inch fotton
Rope for Climber heads; Governor Rope and Oh
Cans Sugar House Lamps and Wioks, Machine
Wreuches from TO Is inches nj
LARaUTER IL LAHOCg,
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FRoM N1cARAeuA.-The following
is postscript to our letter from Near
agua published Thursday:
GRANADA, q 4. October %, 1856


Mr.. Cma The greatest excitement
prevails here at present on account Of a
large body of the enemy appearing but a
short distance from Massaya, and capturing
piquet guard belonging to US. Our for
ces are falling back on Granada, to-day,
and no doubt, in day or two the enemy
will make an attack on this city. They
come with all their strength, and as the
Americans are pretty strong, we expect
the greatest battle out. The enemy may
yet back out, however, as they frequently
do
| learn from pretty good authority that
by decree Nicaragua has been created
into Slave State. The decree has not
been published yet.
Yours Respectfully, RAMBLER.
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PoETRv.--Ths selfstyled christian

PoETRy.--Ths selfstyled christian
world ia disposed 10 regard all The bal
nnoe Of mankind, who have not EN-
braesd the creed, or been forced into
it, by the pointed argument Of The bay
onet---as barbarians 10 fact, or semi.
civilized. The teachers seem to for
get, that the fountain head Of the
winding streams TO The great ocean Of
truth. is the same. The idea Of the
"Great Spirit comes to all alike from
without, as the mind expands to take
10 the beauties Of nature. This gives
rise naturally to The religious idea.
What a SANDER it is, to say that
even the "savages' of The new world,
were pot fully impressed from without,
with the poetic and religious seDti-
ment If we had no legacy from
them, but the poetic names they have
left inscribed upon The mountain side,
and the bill tops-the running streams
the happy wales and glades, it we're
sufficient TO stamp them rs Gods
creatures to whom alike with our
selves, He has made revelations.
A story is told Of q tribe of Indians
who fled FROM relentless foe in the
traekless forest in the southwest
Weary aud travel-worn they reached
n noble river which flowed through
beautiful country. The chief Of the
band stuck his tent pole in The ground
and exclaimed: Alabama Ala.
bamal" ("Here We shall rest Here
we shall rest y
This gave the name to our sister
State. Here we shall rest There
was poetry in this exclamation Of the
Indian chief. The marching tide Of
civilization, with its refined vices, has
caused all traces Of the early camp
ground to be obliterated
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GROCERIES.

TUsT received supply Of sundry articles,
y making my stock now complete; al
Of the first quality, and for sale as low as
can be bad elsewhere. Among the articles
ma5 be mentioned:
Goshen Butter,
Fancy Western Butter,
MackereI in Kits,
Pine Apple Cheese,
Green and Black Teas,
Fresh Mixed Pickles
Brown, Crushed, Pow
dered and Loaf
Sugars. &c, &C.,
oct-25. NJ G.. BRYAN.
s. + Cor. Court House soDare.
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Direct I'm porfafinp.

lust received another lot Of splendid English
- Guns and Rifles, Double and stnas barrels,
Also, few Boys D'bie. Barrel Gur1s Grin Loeks,
Flint and Percussion Nipple WrsHches and Steel
Tubes; Gun Hammers and Cap Primers Game
Bags and Powder Flasks !, Shot Pouches and Gun
Cases Eley's celebrated Percussion Caps at
ocR9. LAEGTfER A JAHQtE
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Gge 4lailg! Go''1st.
BATON ROuaE..MOCT. g1, 1889.

TnsaRs.--We acknowledge receipts Of
some IL the delecaeies Of marriage feast,
whiel, Gene off in this city on Monday
last. The parties have our thanks individ-
ually and collectively. May they have a
happy psssaga down The stream Of time.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
WINES AVID LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIaUORs.
TX LATE arrivals from Brodaaus
~ n Pipes Old fbgnat Brands
d, do Champagne do.
Cases do ID 1916 do
4 Baskets Jenny Lind Champagne,
Baskets st Marx DO.
do Heidsiek, quarts ana pins,
10 Mott aud Ghahdin's A. No. l.,
RED HjEE9-
Hungarian Gisfet, new articls and ehcis.
desert DO.
Chateau Levria,
Uppiissis. 81, Estephe,
WHi7E VINES
fhatteaux DepIissis, very choice,
Haut Eauterne,
Eyouem, Emile Noai Bordesux,
II Marry, do, and others to arrive
oct-2a BAR BEE A BFTJAMfY
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

PoLirIcs IN New YoRw.--A New
York letter, of the Goth instant, to the
Charleston Courier, says:
Politics rage with the same fury as
before my last The Buchanan party
are jubilant the Fillmorites cannot
conceal their qualification at The man.
ner in which the Fremonters have
been laid out" in Pennsylvania and
Indiana, while the Black Republicans
remind one Of that humorous comic
character---Jobn Peter Pillicoddy-
who is continually requesting Sarah
to rouse him by sticking a pin in him.
1t will now require something like a
supernatural effort to inspire vitality
enough in this Northern sectional par.
ty, even to make decent fight in
November.
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FOR SALE Ar 4 BARGAIN.

A HOUSE and LOT, well shifted for small 49,
II family, within three square of the State ta..I
House--can be purchased ON liberal terms, I4syisL
by applying Of foetzSj l.. v. POWERS C CO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

DLAsTERER'S and Pointing Troweis; 81 fine
l Boston BIues; Lathipg Hs.chsts, light and
heavy; Cement, Hair and Plaster at
oct2g LARGUfER ~ BAN0CE,
Cor. LafaYette and Florida BE-.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
CASH NOTICE.

A $ ! HAVE to pay my workmen cash
II and also pay cash for materials; no
tice is hereby given, that from and after
this date, the CASH will be required for
all Boots ard Shoes made at this establish.
ment.
oct2s-2t. z L. HENDERSON.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
Cast IL German steel.

A FULL assortment Of Square and Fiat Bars
Il Cast and German steel from 4 to inch. Al
so American and English Blister 5tes at
LAHGU1ER ~ LAHOCE,y
oet2o. Hardware Establishment.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
Porter AZ Ale.

A FEW casks Of Hsbert London, porter
Il Scotch ale 10 arriye.
oct-28 BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
Manila ft0rdaue,

lust received per ship Horizon, rs Coils Grass
j Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line 70 Steam.
bosps Gable at LARGGfER ~ BANOUE's
oct29. Hardware Establishment.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
Old whiskey.

1LD RYE wHfSREY
" i" MonenEahsla.
" Western Resene.
few barrels Of each Of the above brands on
hand, call soon or your chance will he lost
oet29. EARBFE ~ BENJAMIN
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20 On his death. bed, a humorist
requested that no one might be invited
TO bis funeral, " because" sighed the
dying wag, ut is civility I can never
repay"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
Land at a Bargain.

NOIsI -" j" OHI EdFN.
C00 ACRES Of well tinnbered Ian
c<O admirably adapted for a wo.,-
yard. The lard is located in the Devi
Swamp about II miles above tbi, cir,
and fronts the rlver. Thirty acres of IL IRA
under fence and in cultivation i 1s,esir
may be had, by making iumediata ar.
cation to
july9-tf L. e. POWERS e,
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Butter 4 Cheese.

CHOICE Western Butter and Small
" lot Of Cheese, No, i.
oct-28. BARBEE & BENJAMIN..
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mUsICi mUsuCi

lust RECEIVED
- Buchanan Polka,
Brsekinridge Polka;
Fillmore shotiisch
Ravei Polka;
Papel Polka
Tie FAIRY Bells; and many other new
pieces GEO. M. HERDMAN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31

GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN NASH
v1ltB.=-There was n magnificent turn
out Of Union men in Nashville, Tenn.
on the night of the Odd instant, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The Banner thus speaks Of It,
Spontaneous Outporing of Tie Pro.
ple.-We Masses 1rousrd.--The eli
max of political gatherings was witness
ed hero last evening. Never 10 our
experience have we seen such sud.
aen, strong and enthusiastic outpour-
ings Of The masses as occurred in this
city last evening. With only few
hours notice the call being published
for the first time in the morning pa
pers-- with no mid from our country
tiriends---we convened the largest md
most brilliant procession which has
ever been seen in this city on any oc-
casion. It was impossible to estimate
the procession. 1t was immeDee in
numbers, enthusiastic In character and
brilliant in appearance. II was ONE
HOUR passing given point, though
moving unusually rapid and easy for
such an immense throng. Our friends
have outdonc themselves, and are en-
titled to all honor for this glorious de.
moDstration, They have shown that
they are AT THEIR POSTS, and
ready when the 4th Of November
comes, to give Democracy taste Of
their quality.
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-
sUNDRTFG.

sUEDRIEs.
DURE BORAX, Spelter Solder, BrazieY's j..,e-.
Pure blgck Tin, Red Eiel, Emory Cloth. -.
er Of Emory, Coarse No. do at
MONTAT HUGUET1s.
septic Caofeh street, opposite Harvey ao.sz
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8 !, srnCAn snc.rrcn.


- Ncsv ara sAttfA csIxc. 81 ukS s 8 ~ m
sns sunscr1hcrs have been kstae 10 "a -
dsys snd e the sesseo h advancing shtv Yin
iedacesfeuts m SffskS RoBES rys,, ~ I. = I,
Ne They shste all no went ID ytlsi.s~ ~ th; =
20 cai u. ie sS--tar THO. K PRICE q CD liAe
.tvpr. Uupsnress tso,strr s,,i. -
are ns,iss,s ip,ah'asoa e 10 On Piiis
sss based apoa N estersre prsefiee e. oSsr ii
foilo1sd ~ wns.e me direetisW hsye been sfrcliy
riley. nsi1tal and cnt ssenvya sisn.
cold spe. sca ssnovs ~ ob.rgssicn. sas rom
ee.uy ssa preventive. Call arou he .s.s.. asa
ger q. cn.ar for particalars free. ~ serat.s que
Tee y ffr box. with full aireettouu ss,is - Il
me ssa ress BY r6RcELL LADD Gssss
IA sseee AEeuts cor Ter OF Main ana Pearl ~ -
iSsam mon, We; nUvAL & NoRTOH. ensnes M,5n
SIN M Al SIS -, hsshmond Va; 0RUBRs sAPPEis@
81 SEog gu Brosd, street. ,Bichmoud. Va ~
Evans VA Ne Y res.l siscst' kshnsSad, ys.-s ~
tor: prices and send ~ mali lSsns
post ;cs R'c &, receipt Of s thos;k
feG-Sms $40 s--'f s-s7s - rS. w. ~
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), -. p BY DnHlop. Itloncnfe' q Co,


Most ELlGIBLE REAL ESTATE AT
Az AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, the 5OrlI OF. Tnne.,
O'Clock in the aaternoons wifbs Sold on the IRE.
HscS- ss@s4.s% k.ss ~ @ts.fsats
Ists That valuable wstef power with mill attach.
cd known ss the Rockets Mill, situated lust MT
SIDE the city hmit embrScfnk lot No. s. cS1fainina
70 fo0acIeG through which the frstk If fhe Rich
mond and York River Railroad pdsses afortiif,e am
PIE ffonis Commanding water power, available for
me erection of mills fJundries work and machine
2ad.s Lot No. =, contafhing so 1ee acres with Saw
Mliith reon, opposite to No g. on the South and se
psrat cd nom II BY the county r6sd =4ss '~sT 30
srd. Eots Nos. g. Q and TO- adjoining, west of the
above situated between the county ROAD and Poplar
strte fronting and 60 feet ON said road and stIeet
ana l5o ard 1f5 feet deer.F7A So sssiis botf5s
s'4th Lot No d. off 4H10o tacres ffontins ON the
mill canal NORTH end extending in line of ellie r
creek 20 feet and on line of Mr. b Bfifi southe asst
9TH Lot No S, north of sad mil canal bounded bv
land OF Mr. B. Brill containing s. 90 acres. rie
T. Lots Nos s, and l, bordering on the pond and
canal on either sde and containing 9ot0e acres all
OF which viii more thfl appear on reference 10 ma
OF the entire property I'M the of the auctio
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in ,eouall pay-
u and Ia months interest added Tor ne 90
liable notes. secured by deed Of frnst. on The I'D.
perry or the deed retained till psyment is made
The purchaser to pay the taxes this year. IL,
20 ~. sslse7,s DUNLOP, MONCURE GaCO,
aSaa-ts Aun
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BY TayIor ~ Wiilin Als !,

BY TaylOr ~ VILLA AlA.f
fEssoNss sTafe SIZE s..sa san q AID dsI,
Of trust from John Moss and wife, to the sbscriber
dated 9th June, 1886, and recorded in the Husting
rico, + sRalproceedfo sell, folowsith prepert.
conveyed in said deed, to wit, on FRIDAY, sOtl
ssnss Of said Moss Nj .sths .ss 4
5Mulss and their Harness. ).
"A, Carts; Horse, Saddle and Bride e f,sa
The interest of said Moss in and to s. negro sl.ves
hired by him for he present year. tstaA go
10 bales Hay more or Visa i - t,sass
10 barrels Com. more or less u ssss,,
4 Household and kitchen Furniture , 10.
And immediately thereafter, at the lime kiins
ofsad Moss near Capt john Goddins Tavern, will
be sold, about 10, coo bushels Shells and Lime.
Also, his Lime kilns. Sheds, &c. 80,
And on SATURDAY. Junsssi, at o'clock, will be
the Penitensiary, fronting 2o feet Vale street.
ming bask76 feet, and fronting 81 feet a street q
feet, running back 76 feet. ~ ,r e'aef
500, cash that amount udoxsr 4mpnths credit for
approved notes. with interest added. For the real
,ons-third cash. balance at ard months with
interest," and secured by trust deeds. PHFchaser'to
spay taxes fotslis pfesdns year. . Is a. tA.is
Ia - fsea JAMEssM. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Il TAYLoR WiEEIaM MS Auets Z jel2 :.
Nds HSJSik4p s. 4HE 1 gws NE 4 W.
IN III TtiE CRY pE MCINTOSH on BsoAb
AND 9TH STHEETS.-turanantt TO O. decree OF the
Circuit Court ofthe city OF Richmond, entered on
the 18th Of February. 1855, in HE case Of Vaugan
and sli Va. Goddin, the subscriber, q special COM
missioner Thereby appointed, VIII proceed to sell at
pubic sauetsns upon the premises. on Monday,
Sath Jane, at S o'clock 2. M oae undivided noiety
of the property dessHbedin the Proceedings in said
case the Swan Tavern Property; havlngsa front
the north side of Broad street. at its
with 9Th street efl60eet and running back the usu1
al half acre depth.t2 tipstaea sYsatsst s"f - z
-srTERhs--Ths interest upon $40 500, from 18th M
gust 1854 untilit is paid, and the sum of and
the expenses Of the said sale tn be paid in CASH and
dhe residue to be Iad with inerestin four equal I'M
siamenfs at intervals OF g. II, IS and "a months,
from the day of sale, for which deferred payment
the commissioner shah take negotiable notes with
endersers the title to the property being retained
frther security, until the purchase money ID paid
JAMES LYONS,
j. sax L. .-sg - =s-sa Bel Special Coasnaissioners -
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fF Green Ginger Cordiai.--This delight.
u preparation, prepared from the best Jauafea Gin
ger superior 10 any extract niade from the dry root.
is iussusble for Debility, Diarrh9a, Cholic Dyspep
sa Loss Of Appetite and totic and s'mulunt for
these recovering, it has equal. Persons when
heated. will find the Cordial cool and rsjrest-
aaq beverage Taken after eating II he rs digestion
and removes any bal effects that may from the
Of green fruit aed rcgctabes- No family or ira
weller should be without it, Pint bottles 10 cts.
Wholesale Agents, BENNETT, BEGRs FISHER,
and ORuBBs APPEksoN. lie Jim