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SUFFERERS with diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c, read
the advertisement in another column, headed
sHelmbold's Genuine Preparation. 3w4
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E1rrnff11rc.

EEE C. DNINELf. manufacturers ans
~ and de..srs IN Mahogany a Painted Isl
nitslre of al descriptions. Also ehases snd sft'i'
frs constantly &c hand. Aiso Assata o. bns'
ham < Carpenters msFbis s0rka
Clever Aug a.. 1851 abms
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w HEREAS, my wife, Liza Jane Lord. has
w left my bed and board without any prove
cation on my part This Is 10 forbid All persons
harboring or trusting her on my account after
this date.
NATHANIEL LORD.
Barton. Jan 3. ISIS. 2M3
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salt

THE subscribers Hfe receiving good article #
\ Turks Island salt, and two bushels cas- b.
bought for 81 70 Al
Dec. Ig 1856. WOETHiAGT0A =
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81 O.

One Hundred Dollars VIII be paid to any Physl
clan who can prove that tie Medicine ever IN
ured q Patient; and the testimony Of thousands
can be produced TO prove that it does great good.
Cases from one week to thirteen years standing
have been effected. The mass ofFOLUNrAbl
TESTIMONY in possession Of the Proprietor,
vouching its virtues and curative powers, is inn
meuse, embracing names well known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
E 90. O o O BOTTLES HAVE BEEN SOLD and
not single instance ofa failure has been reported!
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
ofthe City Of Philadelphia, H. I. HELMb0LD,
Chemist, Who being duty sworn does say, that bis
preparation contains no Narcotic, Murcury or
Injurious Drug, but are Purely Vegetable.
Il. T. HELAIBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day
Of November, 1854.
Price 81 per Bottle, or Si1 for So, Deferred to
eng iaGresS,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
lifcates from Professors Of Medical Colleges,
Cergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by II. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and analytical Chemist,
No. q South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Assem-
bly, Buildings, Phiia.
II To Be had of COLLINS q PIER CE, Mont
DeEer, H. General Wholesale 1yeRtS, and Of al
Druggists and Dealers throughout tie Laitea
States, Canadas aud Brttisl Protiaces
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Ask for Helmbold's-Take No Other.
CURES GUARANTEED. 3y1
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Every Citizen of Vermont

WILL. find The VERMONT STOCK JOUR,
w NAL ! rnosl interesting paper. Published
monthly By
D c. LINsLEY, HIDDLEBuRT, VT.
lem, - c.ols : gear, iasssiabIy - adsases.
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W. E. GOOds,

consisting in part Of the following articles, VIZ :
Y. Ii. Tea, Chewing and Fine Cut Smoking To
bacco, Lamp Oil, Burning Fluid, Molasses, Brown,
Crushed and Coffee Crushed Sugar Rice, Coarse
and Fine Salt, Bcx and Cask Easins, Saleratus,
Spice, Pepper, Cassia, Ginger, Cloves, Starch,
Fine Mustard, Pepper Sauce, EutmeEs, Camphor,
Indigo, Candles. Pipes, Cream Iartcr, Soda, Bar
Soap, Cranes Washington do, Yankee Shaving
Soap, Yellow Snuff, Salmon, Goldfish, Mackerel,
in kits and by the pound, Figs Castor Oil IN
Batting, Wrap. Irvine, Shakers Brooms, Stove
Polish, Paste Backing, Ground and whole Coffee,
Nails Of ali kinds, c. 5. Shovel-, Glue, Chalk,
Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Writing Paper, PEN
ellis. Wooden Ware, snpe-fne Berlin Mill aud
Michigan Flour, Butter Cheese, Lard, Dried
Apple, Cranberries, &c, &c-
He will soon add 10 his stock general assort-
meut Of Paints, L.nseed Oil,
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uermont s1ate herieultural soeietY.

yz,UE Annual Meeting Of The Nemoat State
scr;cnlf,,r.l Society will be held mt Middle
bury, an thursday, the 2ist day Of January, 1865.
Ths Farmers Of Vermont are earnestly invited 10
,trsna d. &. LINSLEY.
Correspoud.Gg sec'y
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FLOUR

THE subscriber has constantly oa band extra
/ -four manufactured from the best Canada
wheat a better article than cBn be f3and iu this
market. OEO. hoHTuiNCroA JA 4 Co.
Dec 10 1855.
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G. & P. r. R. r.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
4 IL persons who have subscribed ior Stock
= . in the Connecticut and Pa,sumpsic Rivers
Railroad Company OF condition that assess menis
should not be called FOR ofner than once DO Ljre-
" days or once iB three months, are hereby uotl-
fed that the following assessments are laid, v'L;
len dollars on each share payable on the fir {
day of JauuRry next, aid ten d1ilrs ou each share
every succeeding three months thegcar nuts
the whole shall amount 20 one lualge4 1O..-rs oa
each share.
Payments NAV bs made at tie Treasures or
fee in Boston, or at tie following places, VIZ;
The Peoples Bank, Bank q Orleans haHk Of
Bradford BanE Of Lyndon, Passumpsic Bans, OF
to Z. Cleveland, Agent, at Coventry, VI.
By order Of the Directors
\. +, LOWERING, Trearsr.
Boston. Mass. oct. lt 1871. i4ll
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DYE STUFFS,

yarnish, Glass, &c. These Goods were bought
very lew for cash, and will be sold for cash, at
Prices Corresponding with the Times.
Nv giving his entire attention to this branch
of trade. the subscriber Aatters himself that he
win be able 10 suit ali who may be disposed 70
favor him with their patronage, both as rega1-s
quality aud prices -.r,,.,. ,,.,,,---r,,.s,.,,
DJHON Viii LEaEf.
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NeWbury Seminary
AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Charles VI. Cushing, i. H., President.
EHACILITIES-Te Terms long enough to accom-
4 plish ordinary Text Books thoroughly. Fncul-
ty OF experienced tedChers-French by an eiu-
Gated Frenchman; Painting by an accomplished
Artist. Piano, Organ, and vocal music by teach
ers who rank among the best-strong moral and
religious Influences.
PAIL TERM e fourteen weeks will be-
gin August l., 1858
WINTER TERM oftwelye weeks, viii be
gin December 5, 1851.
SPRING TERM, of fourteen weeks, viii
begin March 4 1855
Notwithstanding furnished room and wash
ing per week. $500.
Tuition reasonable as in institutions Of the
grade.
For more particulars address the President.
New0ury, Cc.. %, .55.. -
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NAPLES.

Rumors were current of an intended
modification of the tariff.
Details are published of the effects Of
the late earthquake. The first accounts
prove, as usual, to have been exaggera-
ted but nevertheless a number of build
ings in various places were destroyed,
and many lives were lost. Full particu-
lars had not reached Naples at the latest
date, nor had any communication been
received from Sicily, as the telegraph
had been destroyed by the earthquake
PORTUGAL
The epidemic at Lisbon continued to
decline.
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Wild Cherry Balsam.

GTThe following is worthy the attention Of
all who are interested for themselves or friends:
Lafayette, Ind, July 81, 1854.
Dear Sri was attacked aoout five
months ago with a severe cold, which settled on
my lungs, and the doctors (the most respectable
in this city, said that had Inflammation or con-
sumption of the lungs, and after exhausting their
skill without relief to me, pronounced my case
incurable- l commenced taking Dr. Wistar's
Balsan, Of H7LI Cherry about six weeks ago, and
in four days able to walk all over the house, and
am now a well man.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand YOU plain statement from Geo.
Hoover, of this city, who is well known, having
lived here some twenty years. The doctors at
tended him some three months, and gave him up
to die, but Wistar's Balsam cured him.
DR.. W. WILSTACK, Druggist,
Lafayette, Ind.
| None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH ". FowLE s Co., 188 Washington St
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rywhere.
AGENTS.--R. ". NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL < CUMMINGS, Coventry; T. c, BUTLEI
Derby Line; VIM. JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BLANCT
ARD, Glover; SABIN SCorT, Lowell; Don C. A
RICHARDSON, No. CraGtsbury; HovEY & SMITH
/ Albany.
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AAeAA WV -
The cpl,
decline.
SWEDEN.

The crisis continued to be severely
felt at Stockholm. The failures amount
ed to upwards of thirty.
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Shoals and Quicksands of Youth.

Just Published, tie Third Edition.
NJ ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
~ SJ@NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Urea,
wy tise on the treatment and perfect cure
of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, lnvoluue
tary Emissions, Impotence. &c, resulting from
vicious habits acquired during the critical pass
age from Youth 10 Manhood.
II DIR. CEEVERWELL,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons ofEng-
land, (1s27), Licentiate Of the Hall (lS24), and
80 years Resident Practitioner in London; Au-
thor of the Guide TO Health' Screen Book,
"How to be Happy Memories Of single and
Married Life" &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise, writ-
ten by world renowned Physician and Surgeon
points out the only sure and permanent cure
from. all diseases resulting from self abnse, and
is the only publication of its kind written in
! benevolent spirit and by a scientific man.
should be in the hands Of all who value their life
and health and happiness here and hereafter.
! Price, y cents, or stamps, at the receipt o
which il will be sent, post free, and well secured
1 by pr. c. II. KLINE, No. 42O 1st Avenue, Boz
! 1856, New York. 40tf
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ToaS 81!

4 Worthimeloa's can tee found some Of 'ha
n best teas ever offered ia this market, and
good .rfsc.e ii Do, .ou .kiu at 30 cts. To-, and
uthefs IA tine same ratio.
Dec. 10, 1906.
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Co NOTICE. &1

FENHE subscriber gives notice to the good peo-
4 pie Of Glover, and the region round about"
that he has lust received from Boston, and is now
offering for sale at the old stand Of L. 3. & j.
simonds, in Glover Village, a large, well selected
ctr Of
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The London Times of the 26th, has
an article in relation to the portion of the
Presidents message touching on the
commercial crisis. 1t says: 1t seems
likely that the late commercial disasters
Of the United Stntes will have their due
effect on the policy of the government,
and the manners of the people. This
time the collapse has been too complete,
the calamity too widespread, and the
causes too evident for the impression to
die away, and the spectators to resume
their old game as soon as the vibration
of the shock has passed. The message
of the American President is bold in its
criticism of the existing banking system,
and denounces freely the practices to
which it has VIGOROUSLY led and now
the Secretary of the Treasury, in his re-
port to the Chief Magistrate, does not
hesitate to demand the interference of
Congress to do that which the several
States will probably shrink from doing
themselves. 1t may indeed be as much
out of the power of Congress as of the
local legislatures, to act decisively. How
ever, the opinions of the government are
not the less evident and it is fit that
they should be known and considered III
this country"
The same paper has an article or
Kansas affairs. 1t says: Mr.. Buch.
nnan's style, in his late message to The
Congress of the United States, betray:
very clearly where he is treading OF
eggs. There is a cautious balance, al
anxious determination TO right himself
an exactness of self:justifcation, and al
elaborate construction of basis for him
self, as he goes over the ground of tn
Kansas question. On the whole he get
out of it not amiss, but the process Q
ropping-up IS too transparent"
1t Is said the English and Frencl
governments are trying to settle the dit
fculty between Spain and America, i
regard to the frigate Ferrolina.
FRANCE.
The French Government had deter
mined, after mature deliberation, to wor
the gold mines discovered in Upper Sci
egal.
A further reduction of the Frenc
army had been decided upon, and II
Minister of War ordered 10000 renew
able furloughs to be prepared.
More rumors were current of COZ
templated changes in the Ministry at II
commencement of the new year, but the
were not generally credited.
The French customs receipts for Il
month of November show a falling {
of $4,000 francs.
The convention concluded betwet
France and Baden for the constructit
of a massive bridge across the Rhine
Kehl will, it is said, be sanctioned by Il
German Diet.
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Q q Tco 4!

= OMF Of that best nd government java Coles
- can he f5uuI az WorfhinEl11'- Also some q
the $50 called Java MOI SO GOOD.
Dee l8 Iss1.
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OoEETN2l

61OFFINS constantly kent ou haHA f The IN
I dsr~ieucd az biz rtsi4sicc iu the Past rprt
Of Alsauy. g. J.. CoBt bS.
August :, tS57-s-r
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NOTICE.
CToth1rax

DFAUY MADE CLOTHING AT Worihiug~
II TONS can be found barge quantity Of Boys
snd Mems C'o.hiug
Dec. lC. 1855.
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4 a4TI ks-IAdlrs' Gsiteis aBJ 80 other kinds
ks n shaes The iattss saHf. ssa be Asd ~ he
,fore ~ WALHOktu : WEsT.
Coventry ialy J.
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CT. G Pas. 2. R,-.Totice,

\. 7, IONEENU, IFtH5Hrfr-
Boston, Mass, Oct. &c, 1867. f4f
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S5,654,232 2


Virginia per cent, "a years TO run, no sales
at the Treasury.
Do do shorter dates, last sales $50, and int,
held at S9l. and int.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last sales $50,
and int.
Richmond City Bonds, sales 1892 and int
Virginia Bank Stock par $50 sales S725.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales SlO2t.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales SlO3!
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock,
last sales S96.
Merchants Insurance Stock last sales s47.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50,
sales $685..
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac h.
R. Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales
$29.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
sales $55.
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Stock, last
sales 1881
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales
SIS.
Virginia Central Railroad bonds S694, and int.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad bonds S66
and int
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds $50 and int
At w. G. Purcell X Co 5 regular auction sale
on Thursday, 9th inst, stocks sold at the follow
ing prices:
Virginia State Stock S9OaS9pl and int
Virginia Central X. K. bonds S6"i and int.
Bank OF Virginia Stock S7Zf.
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Death OF senator Evans.

A large portion of our community was AS
tonished this morning at the melancholy IN
,elliyence of the sudden death o! Hon. JOSH
alb J. Evans, United States Senator from
South Caroline, which occurred about eleven
o'clock last night, ut his residence on LCulsl-
ana avenue, near Four and-a-half street.
We learn that MIR. Z in company with
several other distinguished gentlemen, had
dined at the house of Senator Hammond, also
of South Carolina, and left there for his home
after ten o'clock, apparently in The enjoyment
of usual good health. Shortly alter reaching
home he was attacked with disease OF the
heart, and expired after very brief period
of suffering. lie occupied his seat IN the
Senate yesterday, and exhibited no 'ymp-
toms of approaching dissolution.
Senator E. WAS native OF South Carolina
and resided at Society Hill, Darlington Dis
trct. lie was aged about sixty years, and
had been United States Senator Tor years,
on the 4th of March last. The greater part
of his life was spent in public service, as be
at one time filled the responsible office OF At
torney General of his native State, and tor
more than twenty years before bis advent 10
the United States Senate, occupied the posi-
ton of Judge of the Supreme Court OF South
Carolina. lie was valuable member OF go
ciety, and his unexpected demise will be
mournfuly regretted by an extended circle
of friends. - Wash Star.
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The EXPORT Trade.

The New York Journal OF Commerce says
ave look Tor very animated export trade Tor
the two or three months next ensuing, but the
quantity of produce shipped must be limited
somewhat by the small number OF vessels offer
ing. and the consequent rise in the rates OF
freight At this date last year the rates oil
freight were almost nominal; during the hrSt
week of MAY, 1897, our readers may remember
that shpowner engaged roslu 10 Liverpool tor
nothing. desiring ii for ballast; but the engage,
ment fell through because he would not haul
his vessel to receive it Flour was shipped TO
Liverpool al 9jas and grain at Id with llttit
offering even at these low rates; now, Hour Is
taken at rs. Sd, ana gram at t3d.Hd, and the
rates are still tending upward. II the retu n
freigh,s from Liverpool were at all equal to the
rates of last year our shipping would be max
ing handsome profits; but the very reverse is the
case. Neither freight or passengers can be oo
tanned from Great Britain 10 the United States
sufficient 10 make the competitor at all spirited
or even TO fill the vessels now loading.
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COMMERCIAL.
monetary.

easier state OF affairs and better
"'- - the Money Market to note. The de-
''s'Is " IS pressing, and first class paper is
NAM ,,,,Iv negotiated at decline on last
n's r,,ss The resumption Of specie pay
TS Sc, BY our Banks caused no inconvenience
n'' -, nor have we heard of any unusual
G'l'" ..o.a by the Richmond Banks to re-
-" ,o,es OF other Banks than their BRAN
'''' ,boss that are redeemable in Richmond,
'''' ,,s an injurious influence on the cur
NUS IA me community, and is severely cen
i'D'! .,,,gnou, the State. Loudest in their
sl''' -. AGAINST the action Of the Richmond
, o2. are the people OF Richmond who con-
p''" n. trade OF that city will suffer great
'" I'm ne effects OF this determination on the
,,s Banks. We hope the cause will
.,,v be done away with, as the effects must
b auTuul' .,,:..
,al.rce and the amount Of specie held by
p,,gs ALREADY $36,OOO,O00, is increasing.
r.. Baltimore papers quote money in that city
,,,y easy Oh cali, and col'aterals at Cay per CT
r.. Pan \, there cannot find sufficient supply
~, class paper TO absorb their receipts.
Stocks are quiet, but firm. Last sales Of Dr.
,,se and Alexandria Railroad bonds at o6 and
-, Manassas Gap Railroad bonds, SO and int
We quote Corporation stock at 90; Bank OF the
Old Dominion al par
The New York Stock Market on Thursday,
..oxad bu, little variation. There is rather
.,o-s srmpess than heretofore in Statestocks.
rss,s were no sales of Government stocks.
r.. largest business in State stocks was in Mis-
,opu skies al so, advance. Ohio SKIES clo'
CO., a, lOli. / advance; Tennessee at W, yes
,.,5ay. price Virginia at SO, advance; North
Carolina at IS, advance; and Iowa sevens Of
,s,s At 40. California old bonds brought
ST. and new S2t and 50.
Land Warrants are still at stand. The pre-
.s,, rates are those which have prevailed fol
ann. time 40 acres l00GlO5c.; sos SsS9lc.
I2O's s2Go5c; 1905 S7G9O.
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New York C.t,l. Market, may .

The receipts of Beet Cattle at the various
yards during the past week, amounted TO 3,ooS
head, an increase OF pa head as compared win
the receipts OF the week previous lhe large
supply and the Indictment weather caused ouil
market. and prices OF all descriptions declined
The quotations ranged from Z cents 10 about IL
cents per pound Cows and oaiVes were IL
moderate demand, at $2o1Seo' aecoruing &c
quality. There was heavy supply OF veal
Calves, and prices declined &C. on all qualities
the average rate being cents per pound. lhe
receipts of Sheep and Lambs were also very
large, and, with comparatively inactive mar
ke, prices declined; 50 500$6.5o were the ex'
IRENE quotations. Swine were plentiful, and
decline of 2 cents per pound, as compared with
the rates ruling at this time last year, Is re-
DortAd
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What a Pity!

The administration organ in Philadelphia,
the Pennsylvania, is 10 very complain
ing mood about very small matter. Its
COMPLAINT however, even over a mere trl,
fc, is evidently the dictate of power 1t
self, and may, therefore, mean more than
meets the ear" 1t says:--"President Buch
anan has evinced his aigh appreciation OF
Mrs. Senator Douglas beauty and accom-
plishments in most substantial manner, by
coDterring on her father, MIR. Cults, hereto
fore a subordinate clerk in one Of the depart
ments in Washington, the important Office OF
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, With
salary OF s. 600 year, for which mun'h'
cent gift, on the part of the President, Meth
er Mr. Cults, nor Judge Douglas, have as yet
made any adequate acknowledgements
Rich UHig.
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SALE THIS DAY.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VlRGINIA-By virtue OF deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the l4th of July, 1857, record
ed in Liber S, No. 3, page 297, of the land re-
cords OF Alexandria, the undersigned, trustee,
will. on Tuesday, the 20th day Of dprlI 1898,
at IL o'clock, d., on the premises, sell al public
auction. the valuable FARM, known as "SuN-
MER HILL, " containing ONE HuNDh"
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Road, and about midway
between the two cities.
80 The improvements consist OF large and
H. substantial FRAME DWELLING, III ex-
celent repair, together with Stables, Servants
Houses, and all necessary out buildings. About
100 acres are in good state OF cultivation, and
the residue in Wood and Timber.
This FARM is situated within half hours
drive OF the markets of Washington, George
town. and Alexandria and possesses advantages
rarely met with. The land is OF excellent
quality, and produces good crops OF Gram and
Grasses, and is regarded as one OF the most de-
sirable farms in the county.
Terms OF SALE-A sufficient amount in cash
to pay the expenses OF the sale, and 10000 with
interest from the l4th of July, 1857 and the
residue payable on the l4th day OF January,
1889; the deferred payments to bear interest,
and TO be secured by the bond OF the purchaser,
and deed of trust on the property.
Major Tochman, residing on the premises, will
shew them to any one desiring TO purchase.
|. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
NH S-2awts Nat Int.
r. Immediately after the sale of the Land
above mentioned, will, with the consent OF the
owner) sell all the stock of PERSONAL
PROPERTY on said premises, consisting Of
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs, farming implements,
and agricultural machinery, wagons, carriages,
and household and kitchen furniture. Terms at
sale. l. L. KINZER, Trustee.
NH l5-2awts
IL The above sale was postponed on ac-
count of incIement weather. until the sh Of
Nay at the same hour and place
APP 23-eots |. /. KlNIER, Trustee.