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"But he not mine the cruel task
To pierce his tender mind
With the IRON barb Of keen repToach
DU WALLIS GALvANIC OIL.

Will remove all pain from Burns and Sealds
in from 10 TO 26 minutes, by making free
application to the parts effected. Painful
Sores and Swellings will he relieved in
short time by the use of this OIL.
AeESrs FoK Du vALL's G,LvASic Om-Friiing *
6Tant, A. W. Fisher, W. Weilner, G. Wenk, II d
Maize, BergstresseI & Hull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

CC SrRrcK FOR lliourR WAeEs,-The
haads on the Northcrn Central Railrcad
struck for higher wages on Monday. The
matter has been arranged, and all went 70
work.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

e. New POSTMASTER -Wm. Il. Datesman
has been appointed Post Master, at Dewart,
Northumberland county, in place of A. T.
Ludwig, Esq,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

ca The list Of applicants for tavern licen'
ses appears 10 this weeks 'nper. The Legs.
latare will, no doubt, alter the system The
present session.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

IT, WASHINGTON HousE,-Mr Covert, the
proprietor Of the Washington House, has
commenced the building OF on addition TO his
Hotel. This viii be desirable improve
mcnt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

sy CoFFEE.-This beverage, so popular
all over the civilized world, is made in a su-
perior style in the "old Dominion Coffee
Pot" manufactured and sold by Arthur
Burnham & Gilroy, 10th and George streets
Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06

AMI LEcoMrroS IN WAsnISoros CouKry,
PA.-Tbe Democratic County Convention OF
Washington. has passed a strong series OF
resolutions denoancing the attempt to admit
Kansas under the Lee Dmptou Constitution.
aud sustaining Mr. Montgomery. the NJ. g..
from that county who voted for Mr.. Harriss
resolution. Mr.. samuel Barnett presidsd.--
The vote wee 10 10 Is.
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Nj A r II l A G E S

On the 18th inst, at the house Of Mr.. John
Becky, by the Rev. A Il. Dole, MIR. FREDE,
RICK A. WnlLLnELM to Miss ABIGAIL SricKse
all Of Milton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
H. B. MAssnR, Editor and Proprietor.

To ApvsSTrsERs-The circulation OF the sunbuty
Anenean among the different townr the susquehanna
'nc,exceeded feqused by any paper Pub'hedin NORTH
era rennsyiyaria.
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c. FoR RrSr.-Two houses In Market
street. Apply at this Office.
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II No applications for AGENCIES necdbe made except
bo persons Of integrity, reliability and having excellent
fociies for d"ng business They be addressed to
GROVER Il DAKER :. NJ. Co., AVS broadway New York.
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GROVER s. EsAAEk's
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

40, BROADWAY, SEW YORK.
.-se cHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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STERLING SPRINGS.

i ~ III AtA4N - -
THIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT, IN AUGUSTA CO.,
/ VA, 10 miles from Stsunton and q from Harri'
.ouburg, will be under the management OF Mr. PErEn
Il. Woodward, formerly at Jacksop's RiSerand Heal.
The proprietor respectfully announces to invalids
md pleasure seeking pubic. that by the genera I'M
rovement OF the premises since last season. aer the
vlh OF June he Will be prepared TO offer Visitors the
most pleasant accommodations In The Virginia noun
ans. =.
The Waters of this place are unsurpassed; in fact,
he visitor ut these Springs has the advantage oil az
The various waters belonging 10 the entire mnef-i ie
slon of Virginia. ~.
The SuLpnER WATER excelled by none except thai
If GreeubrIer. ,
The ALUM SPRINGS inferior TO none, as tested TOR
he last tye wears, with the CHALYBEATE and FREE
,royE Waters ali at hand, in abundance render this
Iace properIv, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIZ
INA 49, =,
For pleasure-seekers there will be Music in attend
,nce and the amusements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts. . -, ., II,
,sg- An Experienced Physician will reside at the
TERMS $40 per week; $50 for month of four
weeks and reduction made for an entire season.
For less than week 81 per day will be charged.
~" A Line of superior Four Horse NAIL COACHES
y leave Staunion daily after the arrival Il HE last
ern Cars. m
ronIe from Harrsonburg TO Bath Alum 81 rings, 8
lines a week leaving Hurrisonburg on MONDAYS, We'd
nesduys and Fridays. CHESLEY KINNEY,
June 20. '5S-6w-Vind. copy. Proprietor.
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Peter Bayne's Works.
A Man V,s,Eu,,le. .TtISt Published.

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Modern University. 10. The Pulpit and the Press
H. The Testimony of the Rocks-a Defence.
ALSO, ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITI-
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New Arrangement in the
STAUNTON ACADEMY Y,
Session of 1859.
rLYTTELT0N WADDELL, A NJ, p.:o,.
JAMES A. WADDELL, NJ. D., frinc'pai'

nR. JAMES A. WADDELL, now associated with
~ his father, needs no formal introduction in this
communty,> where he was born and reared The
Trustees haveu theirpoSsession the satisfactory
testimonials. including several from the University
m regard TO his qualifications. His own academ,cal
education, begun in this academy and continued Al
Princeton; was completed at the University of Va,
where he obtained diplomas in several schools incu-
ding those of Ancient Languages. He Is, moreover
Teacher of long experience elsewhere. The course
of destruction in the Academy is thorough and sub
santial. embracing MATHEMATICS, LATIN, GREEK and
FREYCu. II is designed to make the School. IN fact
equal 10 any OF the same order in the State.
The session is divided into half sessions of five
months each, beginning the lst of September and Isl
of February The fees are due at the close of each
half session, and no deductions are made, except fOl
prolonged sickness. Pupils must be entered for Al
least five mon his.
Terms per half session, $50; French, (extra,) $40
There is also an assessment on each pupil for fuel
StauntOn July 90 'jS-6w THE TRUSTEES
o x BARRELS FAMILY ROW HERRING on
ID hand and for sale by TAYLOR Il HOGE.
Staunton, July 10, '5S,
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New AND ENLARGED EDITIoy OF
The Old Red Sandstone.

IZm0. CI0Ih. SI.20
This edition is reprinted from the last Edinburg e.
dition and contains ONE HUNDRED PAGES of entirely
new matter from the pen of Hugh Miller. 1t contains
also several new plates and cuts, and an appendix
new notes. while the old plates have been reengravel
and improved
ters," "The Testimony of the Rocks" "Footprnis OF
the Creator" and First Impressions of England,
now ready and may be had separately, or in uniform
sets.
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.nn,nnrancn Meeting.
THE MARKETS.
STAUNT0N MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MAKNEIO.
Rsoorsst for tie Spectator By ". d. Ionpk5as d Bro
~ RICHMOND JULY 90, 1853.
PLoUR-Super6ue scarce and in demand at $40
SIS and for fayorite brands Of superior quality, SD
Extra. S59l@S6 Family, s6H@S 619 Receipts very
light ane stock Smartly reduced
WuEAr-$lI rs for common; Sl.So@Sl4O for
good.
CoRx-75c@T7Kc.
RYE-SOe@S5c.
BUrrER-( Plenty and dulD Loo to $4,000.
LARD-l0c@l2c.
OArs-SO@S5.
PLAsrsR-SSA@S4.
GUANo-$50, and scarce.
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Hugh MiIler's New Work.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The (t.niep nf The Rpfep4g .

Or, A Summer Ramble Among the Fosslierous De-
posts of the Hebrides. With Rambles of Geolo.
gist or, Ten Thousand Miles over the Fossiferous
Deposits of Scotland. BY the late HUGH MILLER.
Nearly the whole of large edition of this work has
been exhausted by orders in advance Of publications
Nothing need be said of it that it possesses the
same fascination for the reader that characterzes the
authors other works.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-27

IN
pepsia. etc etc Read what is said of them 9' W.
Bowen says - u, 1e 1887
'sYour Bitters give general satisfaction. NM"
their virtues and have the first case vet to near Of
where they do not give general satisfaction. could
get YOU numerous certificates were u necessaf, DJ'
in This community their virtues are fully eStaplsheu.
am positive sell more Of them than Is sold OF any
three Patent Medicines in this county In my own
case have received more benefit from them IN SIN
nonths than have received from the regular ihySl-
clans in five years therefore; eonsgientiHuSil
recommend them and do say, would not DC Wl'hou'
them in my family for any amount.
ASK for Hollands German BuerS take no'nng eise'
Pr,nepal office, 4io Arch Street Philadelphia ra.,
sold by druggists aud storekeeperS III every Town aug
VILLAGE IN the United States CanadaS, West in0ies ana
south America, at IS cents per bottle See that the
signature of DE-. c. NJ, jackson Is ON the wrapper Oh
For sale bv Dr.. W. b. YoUxG, DR.. Ii. 5. Eichelber-
ger x Bro, and Dr. T IL. L J. q. kinney, Staunton (;
Jas E. Ross, Mt. Sidney Waye Ct ThompElns, buen'
auan; w. NJ. Scott, CUvington.
I,,l,.
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r AND IN WARKET,-T am Y

AND In MARKET am very deslrous Oi
- disposing of snug FARM, now occupied by Jno.
b. Fairbairn. 1t contains l42 ACRES, is of excellent
quality limestone land well watered and well mprov-
ed as ic buildings there being it good subsan.
tial BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and an excellent
frame Barn and other out-buildings. The land lies
within two miles of Hebron Church. and adoins the
lands of Col George Baylor and others. Any nedis
posed to purchase will be shown it by applying either
to me or Mr. Fairbairn who resides on it. The terms
can be made as easy required and possession given
at an early day. ROBT. q. BICkLE.
June Is, 1885,
CARDING MACHINES.-Thes subscriber has
~ full set of Carding Machines-nearly new and
in good order-whch he offers for sale on very rea
sonabe terms They NAV be seen at the mill OF Nicb
olas Rhyan, in the Big Calf Pasture.
JAMES s. GUY.
West,View Augusta CO., Dec. 9, 1857.
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ED,TOR,s CERTiFICATE.
A CTRE BY O.YYGENA TED BITIE'RS.
Rrptr~cToS VI Nov. Il, Is.

A CBhE D. Ok 4 UEAl Il ED OH 4@@.A-.
BURLINGTON W., Nov. Il, 1894.
Gsatlsmsa II suffered for about year previous 70
last spring, from arrangement OF the acton OF 'ng
heart, which like most others similarly aiihcleo
supposed TO be an organic disease, and having seen
the Orygsaated BtsrS highly recommended Tor use IN
such cases, procured and used single ootue' WIN
entire success. 49, ,.,
The disagreeable symptoms speedily disappeared
and have never had any recurrence OF them
Being really OF opinion that this medicine Is OF 9G-
questionable value as for Dyspepsia, On which
opinion am happy to know that agree with many
Intelligent PHYSICIANS have hesitation In per-
hitting this certificate to be used in any way that
will promote its more general use. ,-,,
Z. A. STANBURl,
Editor of the Burlington Courier.
Prepared only by SETH w. F0WLE x CO., BoS-
ton Mass to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by their agents everywhere. For sale in Staun-
on by DR.. I. Il. J. c; kinney Dr. H. b Eieheioer-
ger & Bro aud by DR.. W. b. Young
July q, 1s5S-lw
Temperance Meeting.
The 4th County Temperance Convention oil the sons
of Temperance will be held in the Hall of Churchvie
Division, on Saturday, the Slst OF July.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long been manufactured by practical chemist aud
every ounce of it under his eye with invarabe accu
racy and care 1t is sealed and protected by law from coun
terfeits and consequently be relied genuine,
without aduleraon. 1t supplies the surest remedy the
world for the of all pulmonary COM
plants for CoUGHs COLDS, HoARsESEss ASTHMA GROUP,
wHooPING CoUGH BRONCHITIS INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and
for relief of consumpye patients in advanced stages OF
the disease As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the best reli.
ance of the afflicted from the log cabin of the American
peasant to the palaces Of European kings Throughout
this entire country every state and city, and indeed al
most every hamlet 1t contains CHERRY PICTORIAL is known
as the best OF all remedies for diseases of the throat and
lungs In many foreign countries 1t is extensively used by
their most intelligent physicians If there is any depend-
ence on what Of every station certify has done for
them If trust when we see the dan
gerou affections of the lungs yield to it, If we can depend
on the assurance of intelligent physicians, whose business
is to knows short, if there is any reliance upon any
thing then is it rreuaby that this medicine does
class of diseases is designed for beyond any and
all other remedies known mankind Nothing put lts IN
trnsjc virtues and the unmakabe benefit conferred on
thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation enjoys While many inferior remedies have
been thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits on the afflicted they forget and produced
cures too numerous and remarkable TO be forgotten
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS
AND SOLD By
Dr. n. . Elchelberger Bro and Dr. W. B. Young
VIM Wihrow, Jr., Waynesboro, and b,
al dealers in medicines. Wholesale by Purcell Ladt
\ Co.. Richmond.
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10 ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCENN'-At
Il the November term OF the Circuit Court OF Angus,
Ia County in the year 1885, viii apply to said Court
for an order authorizing VIM G. Sterrett Administra-
tor Of Jacob Baskiu Serrett decd To pay TO me or 10
my attorney all the money III his hands, as such ad-
miniStratoi belonging To my ward, Mary Emily Ster-
ret of the Parish of Uuddo in ,hs State OF louisiana
infant daughter of Alexander Boyd Sterrelt dec d.,
late of said Parish. MARTHA STE,sRETT,
Tutrix of Mary Emily Sterrett.
Caddo Parish, La July ~, lo6o.-4t
MILITARY ELECTION.--An Election of
WI Colonel, Lieut. Colonel and two Majors for the
sgd Regiment will take place at New Hope, on Sat
urday. the 9Th of August ut 10 o'clock. A. NJ. The
Subalteru Officers It is expected, will have qualified
TO their Commissions, and be ON hand promptly, to
vote in the above election.
G. C. ROBERTSON,
d. s. BELL, SComrs.
J. A. HARMAN,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-27

out LOTS FOR SALE.-Un MONDAY, rnE
" 18th OF August, we will offer for sale, on the
PREMISES. SO ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the resi-
dence Of John II. McCue, Esq. About half of this
and is cleared and well set in grass The balance is
we'll timbered Lying within three fourths Of mile
Stanton, il is well worth the attention of persons
wishing good ont lot. The terms will be made
known on the day of sale. ]. ID. IMB0DEN,
n X. TROUT.
July A 1S5s-tds Trustees OF J. F. White.
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A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
II offer for sale my little TRACT OF LAND-FIFrY
AcREs-lying within \ miles Of Staunton, between
the Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike and the old
Hebron Church road, adjoining the lands of Wm j.
5humate, Archibald Stuart and Others The land is
all cleared and III cultivation, and there is upon it a
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSE and Well of
good water.
This little place may be made very desirable small
farm and market garden.
The terms will be moderate, and mill be made known
on application TO the undersigned or to- ID. IMBoDEY,
Esq, who is authorized to act for me. Ifnot sold in
body am willing to divide II into two or onr par
cells, to suit purchasers. JN0 Z. RILEY.
Ana 1Si7--tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-27

M,,hers and Nurses will had "toNTArNE okEaN
M Fl OVERS superior to all spirits, soaps or To-
tons Its rich medlcated a'her penetrating tne S th
prevents chatting aud eruplons, anu Pp in children
FSS RssoyixG FRgcxLEs, ERuPrIoNs, &c;-A few
a,nIcanons VIII produce the most agreeable results
in imoarng Wilderness, eIearness aud beauty 10 tGe
80 and No Astor House, New York. Sold by all
DrIcgists. Sold in Staunton by DIR. w. B. Young
Lime % lS5S-lm
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-,l

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL rs a ~.
pursuance of /. decree OF the Circuit Court OF Au
,usta comfy. rendered the Sd day OF June, 1896
NE Shall proceed, the premises as Commissioners
O sell ut public auction, on TaeSday, Tile zoe @ay u
4.1,ast 1853, the LANDS belonging 10 John Glenn
meT consisting of TWO Parcels. The first tract con
aims IA Acres lying in Roekbridge county n6
~ miles west Newport aud adjoining the lands "I
nIyid Eas, and Others. There is ON the place yer.
.o roo Log House and Kitchen, Smokehoese Spring
house and first rate spring; also good Barn a"r
Blacksmith Shop, aud variety OF good Fruit OF al
Kinds The second trac; contains "a 10 Acres u
land, adjoining the town OF Newport, in August
county aad has on it first rate Saw Mill, and small
Shup attached TO it, This is good property and pa .
we'll il properly managed. ANY persons wishing "
buy will examine for themselves
TERMS OF SALg.-So much in hand as will defral
costs of suit and expenses of sale, and the Remainder
in G. 10 Is and "a months the purchaser giving bonds
With GOOD personal security and tho title retained TIL
full payment. ,,
} IagS Fl + r GkEMMER' com'rs.
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PRIVATE SALES.
nESIRABLE SMALL FARM IN MAR.

a RET-The subscriber offers for sale the very de-
s;roble little FARM which he now resides, situate
in Augusta county, on the road the e!aan
the lands of Jacob Baylor, Esq, Maj. Wayland and
others and originally part OF the Mofett farm.
The tract contains about Is AcREs-about IA acres
in timber the residue in cultivation. Ut the land IN
cultivation about 90 acres are IN grass The improve
ments are comfortable, consisting of q House and
Kitchen substantially built and conveniently arrang-
ed: Stable Courthouse, Ice house, and all other ne
cessary outhouses, (a OF which buildings are compar
atiyely new) There is a Spring OF excellent water
convenient to the Dwelling ana young orcnar m OF
the usual varieties of Fruit. The tract lies as well as
coud be DESIRED and probably as productive as any
upland in the county; is in highly intelligent and
ante pleasant neghborhood, convenient to Churches,
Mills Stores and within miles ofSwoope Depot,
ON the Virginia Central Railroad.
A more minute description is deemed unnecessary,
as il is presumed any wishing to purchase WILL OF
course examine for himself The undersigned VIII
take pleasure in showing the premises TO any one
wishing 10 examine The terms Will be made known
ON application In person or by letter.
Address, Swoope's Depot, Augusta county, Va.
July 20, '5o-Gw :. >. LIVE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The I'M
V dersigned offer for sale, privately, $50 Acres
of Land, lying within two miles of Waynesborough,
and known Us the Steele Farm" This is one OF the
most desirable estates in the county The land is OF
first rate quality, the improvements are good water
excellent and ABUNDANT, and the reghborhood remark
able for facilities of markets, mills, schools ano
churches.
A long credit can be given on considerable portion
of the purchase money, b. its being made an interest
bearing fund and secured ON the land.
The premises will be shown by Samuel h. Steele to
any DESTROYS OF purchasing; and any information
furnished by j. D. lmboden if addressed by letter, at
Staunton, Va.
Ii not sold in body we will agree to divide it into
equal notifies, and sell them separately.
And Samuel II. Steele will sell at the same time, In
addition 10 his half of the above tract 81 Acres con-
tiguous to it, which is principally in timber.
Such land this is rarely in market, and we earnest
ly invite attention to it. }. D: IMBODEM,
SAML ii. STEELE,
Ex'ors of A. A. Steele, decd.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONA
y PROPERTY.-As the trustee ofJ. H. AcCue,
shall proceed to sell at public auction at his residence
near Staunton, on Moaday, the 18th day of august,
1885, the whole of his Personal Property, consisting
of TWO NEGR0ES-well trained servants; new
onehorse Carriage and Harness, fine saddle and pug
gy Horse, Cart and Harness, two very me Mllch
Cows, w lselected Library of Law and Miscellane-
Books one Piano mot Of the latest style but un-
surpassed j, quatv,) ana Household and Kitchen
Furniture olevery description. Persons desiring to
furnish theii houses with new and good Furniture,
cannot do better than by purchasing at this sale.
y TERMS ALI sums of $40 and under, cash; and
over $40, negotiable notes at four months-discount
added and we'll endorsed.
The sale will be conducted from dav to day until all
The properly is sold. DAVID S. BELL,
Trustee of j. Ii. McCue.
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July 90, lS5a.-Rock. Reg copy.
,TlRUsTEEs' SALE OF LAND.-The und

INRUSTEES' SALE OF LAND.-The under,
L signed, by virtue OF TWO deeds OF trust executed
y, Smith Baeman and wife
/. To Wn!. b. Kayser, dated Sept. oath, lS4S, for
benefit of Benjamin Crawford.
q TO John B. Baldwin, dated January 25th, 1851
Tor benefit of Crawford Cochran, will offer for sale
at public auction on The premises on SATURDAY, AU'
ed and conveyed, containing by estimation l65 A
ores, being the Tract TN which said smith Batemun
.esides, situate on Christians Creek
The debts represented by us amount TO fraction
over $780, and shall offer the whole Tract or such
art of it sufficient for the purpose, said Baemau
NAV desire
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
sale and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
personal security, and the title being retained as ul
mate security. ;,
The title is believed to be good, but sell and con
vey as trustees such title only as we have.
WIN. b. KAYSER,
Al, BALDWIN,