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Eco DUMPLlEas.-Make a batter Of
pint of milk, two well beaten eggs, q tea,
spoonful of salt. and -four enough to make
batter as thick as for pound caks; have
q clean saucepan of boiling water lee
the water boil fast, drop in the batter BY
the tablespoonful four or Ave minutes
will boil them take them with q Skim-
mer on a dish. put 9 bit Of butter and
pepper over, and serve with boiled or
cold meat for little desert. put battsr
and grated nutmsg. with syrup or sugar
over.
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= A NOZZLE LOOKING INDIAN GIRL.--A
soldier in the q. S. army, writing from
the. Camp before Red river, New Mexico,
under date of July 90, communicates to
the Richmond Dispatch the following
alt was here that 1 saw the noblest
looking Indian girl that my eyes ever
beheld. Her dress consisted Of piece
of brown cotton cloth wrapped around
her loins and hanging to the knee, On
her head she wore her native war plume.
She was tall, straight as an arrow, and
had free wild Indian. look, that was
quite taking. (Some Of her, tribe were
given to another kind Of taking that re-
CURED all our watchfulness to prevent.
She appeared to be about Is years Of age.
and was the wife of young chief about
20 years old. 1t was interesting to see
with what respect.she waited on him.
Her example. would be edifying to the
wives of more civilized life. But 1t was
amusing to see with what iordly indiffer-
ence the young savage regarded her a!ten-
tons. / trust / have too much Of the ma
tive gallantry OF, my own Erin to SEE
anything to commend in this example Of
GOODNESS towards, such a devoted and
sweet spouse, although exhibited by .one
Of the rulers of the earth
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ODD FELLOWS.

odd Fellow, when together met.
Ars not, perhaps, so odd set
As many people say;
Unless, indeed, Il odd NAY be,
That they should meet for charity,
With conscience clear to psy.
When the pale sufferer, seized BY death,
Bat family draws his shOrt'aing breath.
They cool his fsversd tousus,
And gently baibs histhrobbins LrOw,
While scenes Of earth, swiil fesiing, now
BY single hair seem hung
Or when the spirit sslfis gone
To that far land, to Us unknown,
To dwell in tents Of clay,
The fixed and CLASSY eyes thsy close,
The psin-distorted limbs compose. -
And to the tomb convey.
Odd Fellows, surely odd they are;
The sick, the make have their care,
The hungry, too, are fed
Sc odd, thar they, without rOproof,
The houssless stranger give roof,
And where to lay HE head.
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CBpife 4artrp
m TEEY MSS ME- AT HoMEi

ne At bons-do they miss mel
yr-.,g he n insurance most desr
,h,, dis moment some loved one
:. ,,,;,,, al wish be were here"
70, th.f the group At The 6re-sids
w,r, ainkiug Of me, a. ! roan-
"a ,.., twouId be Joy beyond MEASURE
70 know that they miss me at home. f
IL, Twilight sPprOaehes-the season
mai ever is Sscred to song
n, ,vu. one repeat my name over,
And ish that tany 50 longi
l,si, th.rs chord in the music,
T1,.,s missed when my voice is awayl
AL, ebofI in each heart, that awaketh
R.urtn nv wsarisOme stayi
M thew set me chair near the table,
VIE. evening, home pleasures are nigh;
Wb.u tie candies are lit in the parior,
And the stars in the calm, azure skyI
l,s when the ssGOod night" is repeated,
And all Law them down to their sleep,
Ds thew thins Of The absent, szd wafi me
axh,UergI "GOOd night" while they weepl
n. ,bey miss me al boms-do they miss me,
Al puning. at noon, and at night
Lsd En:,rs one gloomy shade round them,
Tai only my presence can light
Ars JOYS less invitingly welcome,
Anl pleasures less hale than before,
Became one is missed from the circle
Because am with them no morel
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

CHARcoAL FOR SwINE.-It is not, par
haps. generally known that one Of the
best articles that can be given to swins
while in preparation for the tub. is COM
mon charcoal. The nutritive properties
are so great that they have subsisted on
it without ether food for weeks together.
Geese, confined so as to deprive them Of
motion, and fattsned on three grains Of
corn per day, and as much coal as they
can devour, have become fat in eight days.
The hog eats it voraciously after littls
time. and is never sick while he has 6
good supply. 1t should always be kept
in the sty, and fell to the inmates regular
ly like all other food. ssE
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CLAssIFYIxG.-Tbe Chicago Times has
laughabie classification Of the two hun
dred and fifteen Buchanan votes cast II
the city of Chicago. The following items
may serve as specimens
employees in the Post Office. 90
Route Agents, SO; DR.. Brsinard. Surgeon
Marine Hospital, i; Patients IN same. 81
Employees in Custom House, II; Col
Carpenter. i other Carpenters, 8 Coils
Speed. Shurgls and Nagle. g.; Light
House Keeper, / United States Marshal
and Deputies. 16; Col. Leib,M- D., Ii
Col. Blackburn, /; other Blackburus.. l.
Col. Clowry, l other Clowrys, L; Little
man with Yellow Sword, L.
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HINT FOR FEvER-ASD-AG FoLKs.=-
The "ScalpeP' for October, DR.. Dixon's
always interesting medical review. has =
correspondent who insists that "fever and
ague'' has nothing to do with marsh nil
ssma, but is the result of solar evapo-
ration. He asserts that, if your residences
be surrounded by trees, so as to admit no,
direct rays of the sun, but yet sufficiently
clear Of underground to allow Of free
ventilation, intermittent fever Of all kinds
may be laughed at, however numerous
stagnant waters may be in the vicinity.
The idea is worth dissemination.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,

expulsion did not appear to affect hel
spirits much, for she became a contented
matron, and lived to a good oldsage, sur.
viving her husband two years. The de.
scendants of the couple still live in Ches.
ter and Montgomery counties, with the
exception Of a grand son, George Marks,
who is, or was recently. thriving farmer
in VintonI County, Ohio. a Z ssisoi.sla
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dsefal alla Curious,


KEEP WARx-The Tribune has a cor
irerpondsnt who offers the following excel
Tent and practical advice for this season
Of the year
81 have in my life seen great deal Of
cholera-perhaps as much as any othsr
medical man-and nine cases out Of, ten
have occurred, or at least commenced at
INTELLECTUALLY towards morning. Now
for the reason: 7
The first part Of the night is often -
warm as, and sometimes warmer than.
the day. 1t is natural and necessary to
lie cool, and we do so. From midnight
to morning the temperature falls. and We
often wake up with an aPprehensivs sense
of something about the stomach and bow
els.
"If we have at hand 8-proper szlply
of warm clothing, and cover insl Atly
and sufficiently, we soon become warm
and are safe. If we do not. we feel sick.
vomit, and soon purge. We have lost
so much Of our caloric, or life of the body,
as to decompose our fluids, and what
ever contents there are in the stomach and
bowels. sa ~ars.E
eff some one else can get it for U.s.
hot ginger tea, hot brandy and water.
camphor, capsicum, or any other hot
thing, viii help; laudanum viii not. But
the best thing We can do is to lie still and
wrap up warm. Once warm. we are safs.
l have saved myself and others from an
impending attack of cholera, simply by
wrapping up warm when the chill be-
gins" '.t
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-REcErrT.-Tbs following Receipt works
like charm IN whooping cough:
Spirits Of Hartshorn, Spirits Of Tur.
pentine. Lagdanum. Sweet Oil prepare
in equal parts for liniment. rub ton The
chest. palms Of the hands and soles Of
the feet for some minutes before going to
bed-may also Be applied during the day.
A few grains Of Camphor may be added
with advantage RoustoH Republic.
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How TO SAVE Your SaOE SotEs.4Itl
consists merely in melting together tall6x
and common rosin. in the proportion of
two parts Of the former to one part Of
the latter. and applying the preparation
hot to the soles Of the boots or shoes
as much of it as the leather will absorb.
One substantial farmer declares that this
little recipe alone has bern worth more
than the price Of FIVE years subscription
to the newspaper Publishing It.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

The Washington Union has leader
on "The distracting question Of 1s4S re-
vived in the Democratic party in 1858. |"
and foreshadowing the exclusion Of Dou
glas and all his adherents from the
Charleston Convention. in 1860.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

Bill English is said to have declared
his discrimination to adhere to the resthe-
ton clause Of the English Bill-repudia-
ted by bin Gin an unguarded moment
through fear Of defeat.
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NICE DoUoHSUrs. One pint Of Sour
milk soda enough to sweeten. one tescup
of sugar, seven tablsspoonfuls Of melted
lard. two eggs, -four enough to ron out
easily.
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On the second and third Of November,
1918. inst forty-6ve years ago. the first
sale of lots took place in New Albany.
Indiana. or rather IN the wilderness upon
which New Albany has since been built.
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal publishes several cases In which olsss
OIL was used successfully a. IN sntidoss
for the bite Of poisonous reptiles, applied
externally and internally. 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

A NEWSPAPER EDITED BY Az ASeEL.--
The Locomotive, published at West
Point, Miss, is edited by John ]. Angel.
An exchange takes it for granted, there
is no devl in the Locomotive Office. -
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Much is said Of the illness Of the Kin

Much is said of the illness OF the King
Of Prussia. he is an imbecile in conse-
auencs of strong drink. He is confirm
q drunkard. who has passed into the stu
pid stage. He has been best known in
Europe for years as king Chcquot. !"
from the name Of Champagne, which
formed what the Rev. Mr.. Stiggins would
have called his particular vanity"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

The Washington Union speaks d
Douglas' friends in Illinois, As "Kindsr-
hook philosophers and Buffalo hsrsties. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

In winter. set the handle Of your pamp,
As high As possible At night. or throw :
blanket over Il.
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ProTEsrANT AssIvERsARY.-lt was
contemplated, in London to make the
300th anniversary of the accession oil
Queen Elizabeth to the throne Of Eng
land. which occurred on the 18th Of No
venber, the occasion 81 special eelebrs-
ton commemorative of the event, in con-
nection with the canse of Professionalism.
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Half !. : cranberry bound on corn wiz
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Theodore Psrker's illness has assumed
fayorable turn. 1t is now believed that
heshss he consumption.-Er.
Il INST be rather a sickly country,
where consumption is considered IA
yorable turn. - -1s-i 9'i - -i
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Virginia Bonds.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says -
aTbe State OF Virginia, under date of March
ODD 1886, issued Gel tain amount of six y
csn, bop!s "irredeemable for twenty years from
.ba 22d day OF June, 1887, and afterwards to be
redeemed at the pleasure Of the General Assem-.
bly" II was supposed that the State would
have such regard for It's own credit that provi-
SION would be made for par redemption OF the
bond, after the twenty years had expired, but
This seems not to have been done. Recently,
several amounts Of these bonds have been re-
ceiv.d here from Europe, under instructions TO
obtain, either the principal at par, or new bonds
for an equal amount II we are rightly in
formed. the authorities Of the State of Virginia
decline to accede TO either OF these propositions
The no der il he accept OF their offer must re-
tam the old bonds redeenable "at the pleasure
Of the Assembly" and therefore not readily to
he negotiable or sell them 10 the State, which
offers lor them about 80 cents to the dollar out
of the sinking fund; or exchange them for new
bonds by an additional payment OF one y cent!
Is It true that the great State Of Virginia has no
better proposition for her creditors than thisa
Has the old mother of statesmen and heroes be-
come catchpenny broker, and Is the Treasury
Of tie State turned into shaving shop1 How
II I'll This
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Gable RrjOicings.

BALTIMORE, Aug. II, l24 o'clock.-The
streets at preset have quite holiday appear,
ance. Flags are displayed from all public
buildings and the shipping. A salute OF two
hundred guns is now being fired. The bells
of Christ's church and all the bells Of the city
are ringing a merry peal. Great enthusiasm
is displayed.
PHILADELPHIA, August l7.--Early this
morning 100 guns were fred from the Navy
Yard, and similar salute was fired from the
corner of Broad and Washington Streets
The las, round of the latter prematurely ex'
ploded and two artillery men bad their arms
shattered. The public buildings. hotels,
newspaper Offices, shipping, and many stores
are handsomely decorated with English and
American flags.
All the bells in the city were rung from
six to eight o'clock this morning.
AUGUSTA, (GA.,) August 1.-THE church
and tire-bells were rupg here last night, on
receipt of the cable news. Preparations are
making Tor celebration.
CHICAGO, Aug. T.--Thcre were 100 guns
fred here last night. Bells were rung'
Rockets were let off, and bonfres bIazed IN
every part of the city. a grand celebration
will be given this evening in honor OF the
event.
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-
II PHIA-A benevolent Institution, estab-
lished by special endowment for the relief OF the
sick and distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Endemic Diseases all persons af1Icte with
Sexual Diseases, such as SPERMATORRHEA,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the aw-
full destruction of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by quacEs,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon as charitable act, worthy of their name, 70
open Dspensary for the treatment OF nus
class of diseases, in all their forms, and to give
Medical advice gratis, TO all who apply by let
ter with description of their condition, (age
occupation habits of life, &C., and in cases oil
extreme poverty, to furnish Medicines tree OF
| charge 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill o. tne
age, and will furnish the most approved mod
| Elm treatment. =,
The Directors, on review of the past, feel
assured that their laborsin this sphere OF beney-
olent effort have been Of great benefit TO the al
aicted. especially TO the young, and they have re-
solved TO devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
TO this very important but much desplsed cause.
Just published by the Association, Report
on SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail. lin sealed letter enveope,) free OF charge,
on receipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address for Report or treatment, Dr. GEo.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No south Ninth street, PhiladeI-
phia, Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Pbiladelphia sep 4-dlteo3m&wly
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aug l6--2awts

commissioners SALEM execution OF
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Alexan-
dria County, rendered at May term, 1855, N
the suit of Richard Blaylock and wife, VS.:
Joshua Hall and others, the undersigned, will
offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday, re
18th day of September nert, at II o'clock, Il. ~,
in front of the Mayors Office, in the city of
Alexandria, LOT OF GROUND, in the said
k5A city of Alexandria, with the BUILDINGS
III land improvements thereon, situated and
bounded as follows, viz Beginning on the South
side OF Wolfe street, at the distance of s3 feet
TO the East Of Water street, and running thence
east with Wolfe street IA feet thence south
parallel to Water street, Al feet inches; thence
west, parallel to Wolfe street, IA feet; thence
north parallel to Water street to the beginning.
TERMS or SALE :-One-tenth Of the purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments, at 6, IL, and Is months
from the day of sale; the deferred payments to
bear interest, to be secured by the bonds OF tie
purchaser, with good personal securi'y-the IL
tie to be retained until the purchase money ls
fully paid, and the property to be resold, at the
risk OF the purchaser, if the terms OF sale c
not complied with.
FRANCIS IA ! T /; SMITH, at com'rs.
Aptc
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AUCTION SALES.

ENRuSTEES' SALE OF LANDRY virtue
i of a deed OF trust from Benjamin Thorn.
ton to US. dated the 2s:h day OF February, 1852,
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, IN land record book Q, No 3,
folio 432, we shall on Monday, the 10Th day Of
July neat, Court day) in front of the Court
House OF the said County OF Fairfax, offer al
public auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
the part or portion Of the TRACT OF LAND
therein conveyed, and not heretofore released by
order OF Reginald Fairfax, the cestu que trust,
situated in the said county, through which the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
passes. and containing about FOUR THOUS.
AND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND SlXTf.FOUR
ACRES, or SO much thereof as may be necessa-
ry to satisfy the amount now due the said Reg.
nald Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and the
costs and expenses OF sale.
Fairfax County, Va- je 4-eots
The above sale is postponed until the 10th day
Of august nsrt, Court day.
Fairfax county, Va"jy l-eots
IL The above sale is further postponed until
Monday, The 10th day Of September, (Ccwt day.
THOMAS R. LOVE. Trrs,ses
ALFRED MOSS.
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senator smith, OF Oregon.

". have already announced that Dsla1on
S.,;,b formerly denominased among pOliti'
o ."s al,slusion" SMITH bad been elected
. s"s If the U. S. Senator's from Oregon, which
w sr The way, has not yet been admitted i'd as one
B! ,u' sales of the Union. The Rochester
q o. W : Union speaking of the Senator elect
feW Mr. Smith was once and for some time a
,e.;dsnt of this city; We think he lett mere .
s;oes 1910, about which time be conducted q
daily daily paper called the western h q. rae ~
Previously be published ,os 1 ysay ?. sSu
ipIu sa mssd to lecture to the Free lnquirers"
anu s nv Soon after leaving this city he
gu oo Inverted TO Christianity, and was at
S wa , time a preacher of the Gospel at tho
% TTs Ho is a gentleman of considerable
Loo
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COMM h kCIAL.
the n arketSs

BALTIMORE August l7.-Flour is steady; How
- street and Ohio $5,37a$5,5o. Wheat is
lower bu, prices are too unsettled to give quo
.,,;oos Corn is lower; white Soc; yellow 20
assc Provisions firm. Whiskey is dull at 263
G27lc.
Nsw YORK, August l7.-Flour is firm; sale.
# $500 barrels. Prices have undergone no
change since Saturday. Wheat is firm; South
.,n white 1884, 6Oc; red l2Oc. 0l35c. Corn is
Anil. mixed zoe Gstc; white s30S5c; yellow
o2e Pork is dull and nominal; mess $l7.55;
nrjme $500 Whiskey is dull, at 26aSa7c.
Stocks are dull and heavy. Va. SIS 925; Mo.
Sc sS
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DIED.

l. Georgetown, on the 10th inst, GEORGE
rIoTT, IN the 55th year of his age.
Suddenly, in Philadelphia, on the evening OF
49, 18th Of August, NATHAN HARRIS, son
u. N Nathan and Mary Harris, decd, of Charles
VI oann,y Md. aged IS years and 9 months.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Queens Message in Full!

At ten minutes before eleven O'clock tits
morning, the following message was received
from Trinity Bay, for Mr.. Archibald, one Of
the honorary directors Of the Atlantic Telc-
graph Company:
TRINITY BAY, Aug. II.
EN-. Archibald, New York-The Queen
message was completed OF five o'clock this
morning 1t was commenced yesterday, and
during its reception, Valentia desisted send
ing it, in order to make some slight repairs
in the Cable. Through mistake, the part
received was sent South, as if it constituted
the whole message. (Signed) De SAUrY.
The QUEENS MEssAGE.--The following las
Immediately sent to Washington together
with that for Mr.. Archibald:
New YORK, August 18th, 1853.
To the Hon. the President Of the U. S., Wash
ington:
| beg leave to transmit a message, this mo-
ment received, from Trinity Bay, explaining
the cause which prevented the whole Of the
Queens message being telcgraphed from Va
lentiu yesterday. Shall we consider your
message to her Majesty a full reply, and date
it this day accordingly? The operators at
Trinity Bay await your answer?
Signed, PETER COOPER.
The Message 10 the President Of the L. S.
The Queen desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion of
this great International work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President will
join with her in fervently hoping that the
electric cable which now connects Great
Britain with the United States, will prove
an additional link between the nations,
whose friendship is founded upon their CON-
mon interests, and reciprocal esteem. The
Queen has much pleasure 10 thus communI-
eating with the President, and renewing to
him her wishes for the prosperity of the
United States.
THE President authorized the transmits
sion of his message of yesterday, to the
Queen without change
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OUSEHCLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
IL TURE FOR SALE.-Wil be sold, on
the premises, on Thursday the 10Th instant, all
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNl-
TURE contained in the Eagle Hotel, corner Of
King and Fayette streets.
aug lS-eotd AUGUSTUS FENTRESS.
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By s. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WINES TEAS. CIGARS. LIQUORS. &c

VIZ INES, TEAS, CIGARS, LIQUORS, &c,
w AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF Deed OF
Trust, bearing date July 3lst, 1898, the subscri-
Der will offer for sale al Public Auction OF Thurs
day the gth iaSt commencing at 10 o'clock, at
the Storehouse, lately occupied BY Powell x Co,
at the corner OF Kirg and Union streets, the
stock on hand belonging TO the said Powell q
Co, at the date OF said Deed, consisting OF va
rety OF TEAS, CIGARS, &C. and large stock
of BRANDlES, WHISKEY, WINES, and other
Liquors, of superior quality.
The finest Liquors have been put up in demi-
johns, and casks, containing from two to ten
gallons each, for the convenience of country
gentlemen and others, who wish to supply
themselves with first rate article.
TERMS OF SALE-For all purchases less
than 500, the cash will be required, for all
others, the notes OF the purchaser, at four
MONTHS with an approved endorser. No goods
TO be delivered until the terms Of sale ar: fully
complied with LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
aug l2-dts Trustee.