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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
The Little Girl that Meets lie.

There's little girl that meets me,
And with laughter ever greets me.
AnG to kiss her oft entreats me,
AS I stray.
Pong the Path oflife so drearv,
Where the saddened heart, and weary,
Shades the sunlight, shining near me,
On the way.
She has eyes as blue as Heaven,
Only aged about eleven:
But unto her 60 has given
Such heart,
That forever she IS singing,
And her sweet--voice is ringing.
Beauty o'cr the wrapt heat bringing,
Sweet as art
With her sunny hair 60 curly;
With her te tn so white and pearly,
I have met her late and early
BY the way;
l take her by the hand and press it
In nv own, Just to caress it
"Pretty little hand-Gold bless It'll!
do say.
May the world smile kindly on her,
Benediction fall upon her,
Angels be her guard of honor,
AS she goes
Through the world of ours, singing,
Peace TO The troubled spirits bringing,
No grief her pure heart vringing
With its woes.
Nav the sweetest harp in Heaven
Brightest crown that eer was given,
Where the waves of life are driven,
Past the throne,
Echo TO her dainty finger,
Pen her pure brow ever linger,
While each angel be a singer,
Calling homel
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
RIVER FALLS

ssg- Mr.. J. NJ. MCKEE is cur authorized
agentin Prescott, he viii receive Subscriptions
and advertisements Ter tie JoUPSAA.
eF-Mr. VIM, II. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he win receive subscgip-'pas
and advertisements for the Journal
All those isdebted 10 rs viii '-l@ t;teir bills
With HIM, also plenty blank receirts which
he will pleased to ill and l1rnish them. 81
gT For i5nr dollars we WI furnish the
JOURNAL, and the ATLANTIC NeH-uLY ono
year.
50 Fortwo dollars and eighty cents we
viii furnish copy of the Wisconsin l,qer
and the JOURNAL for one year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
"tlIe gurgling cry,
Death Of Peter PaxIev.-La

Death Of Peter Parley.-Late
papers bring the intelligence Of the death
of S. G. GooDRIou, known by the non
de plume Of "Peter Farley" lie has
been for many years distinguished, as an
author, scholar AMI traveller, and his
many works have contributed much to the
intelligence of this and other countries.
The Chicago Journalpay the following
tribute to the AChildgon's Friend
"Peter Farley has left bis fame in safe
hands and hearts. The annual salo Of
three hundred thousand volumes will keep
him vet alive; and the children Of ycstor-
day and the children Of tomorrow will
give kind thought 70 his memory, and
q sad thought to his death, The pioneer
among those who opened 'the Gate Beau
tifur of knowledge, 70 the little feet that
had waited SO restiessly and long at the
threshold, he enjoys fame that poets
may coyot and philosophers envy.
How many groups in all lands where
English words arc household, have been
glad for him. How many eyes have
Frightened with q new light over his
pages. How many winter nights have
fled on wings of down, 'liko tale that is
told,' while las talos were telling.
Surely Las this man earned the right
to have traced upon thee tablet over his
grave,
PETER FARLEY
Tho Cb;I1raD'e Friend
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Items-Seo Card of FULTON BRoTH-

Items-See Gard of Fulton BRoTH-
ERs, in to-day's paper.
There have been several severe thun-
der storms during the past week. The
roof was blown from one barn, and an
other was struck by lightning, in this Vi
cinity.
There has been stranger in town
since our last issue. We did not see him
but have our information from undoubted
authority.
Tue Editorial Correspondence which
we publish on our first page, did not ar
rive in time for our last issue as was in
tended, and therefore loses some of its in
ferest
-E.B. BUNDY ESQ. formerly of Dunn
VILE, has removed to Prescott where he
has opened law office, Mr. Bupdy has
the reputation of being an able member
of the legal profession: and we are pleas
ed to welcome him to our county.
The "St. Croix Valley Editorial AS
ISOLATION" which met on the 21st of the
present month, on account of the absence
of several of the members, adjourned to
meet on tho 25th of July.
Business seems to be improving in
Hudson. We saw many buildings in
process of erection willis iu that city o
few days since.
An attempt Was made to rob bank
in Saltwater, few nights ago. 1t was
unsuccessful, however, and. the villains
got no metal, except one of them small
piece ofround lead. Pity they hadn't
got more such.
Read the the advertisement of d. R.
LING d. WEBB, on the second page of to-
days paper. This has always been one
of the leading firms in Hudson, and their
business has so increased that they are
about opening another large store ndjoin-
ing the old stand. Persons going to
Hudson to trade can do no better than 10
call at No. 40 aud AZ, Second ST.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
CaIamitias.-As . n!es.ure ,arty


Calamities.-As pleasure party
were out boat riding upon a lake near
Camden, south Carolina, Q few days
ago, the boat was capsizod, ana the en-
tire party, twenty nine in number, were
drowned.
In nearly every mai! We find recorded
some terrible caIanaity. But they have
become so common they hardly create
more than q momcntary surprise. We
glance over the list of the suffering and
the dead, and If ege are not boreayei, if
none of our friends have teon charrod By
fire, if no familiar voice to as has uttered
"the gurgling cry,
Ofthe strong swimmer in his agony"
we dismiss the subject, forgetting the sor-
row aud the dcso!aiion of others-tho
"blackness Of darkness" that has ocIpsed
the sunshine of their lives.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
PETER FARLEY
The Children's Friend.

Literary Notices. The A.
1antic Monthly for June, has come to
hand. 1t presents, az usual, an attrac-
tive table of contents. We are in the
habit usually, of reading tho Atlantic
very soon after it is received, but have
been unable so to do this month. We
caunot, therefore, give IAN extended no
tice, but doubt not it deserves one.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

The Chronicle acknowledges the re-
ceipt of Saltwater papers foqr days in adj
vance of the mail. Quite gain in dis
lance of 6 miles.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
HOW AG2E3 ASSOCIATION
pHILADELPHIA'

4 Ieueyoieaj Ea.t8stio,s established By Epecssi
E,sI3,e,a8sst for tic re!ief OF tie bic& aad Dis.
treasaE, qt;liltcd uith Vjratent ard Endemic
Diseases t,,od especially for The Cure Of Diseases
Of tie SeraGE Organs.
Medical advice given srajia, hy the acting
Surgeon, 20 al who apply By letter, with de-
scrip-ion of their condition age occupation,
habits life. &e.,) aud in cases extsns
poverty, medicines furnished'fsee 6. charge.
Valuable reports on Spermate-thoea, ~.
other diseases OF the Sexual Orr Erz ass ~
the New. Remedies employed III ~ ,. j ..as.s~
~, sent TO the afflicted in sealed is.t47 eErei-
opes, free ef charge, Two or thr-e alaE4pa f.
postage viii be acceptable.
address. DIR. j. sKILLIE T0UCHIOE.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association No. 2.
South Ninth Street, Phl. Ia. BY order o
the Directors
O, FAIRCHILD. e. ID REARTWELI
Tressdosst, Secretary
go / T.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
a Gard 90 tssc Ss2fGoTis2e

The Rey. " ,iliam Cosgrove, while laboring
as missionary in Japan. was cured Of Con-
sumption, when al other means had flied. by
a receipt obtained from learned physician
residing in the great city ef Joddo. 37his re-
coipt has cured great numbers Who were suIf-
criug from Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore
Throat. Coughs. and Colds, aud the debility
and nervous depression earsad by these disor-
ders
DESTROYS of bcaeG,ting oilers, viii send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, to oil who need it, free Of charge.
Address
REV. Wm. COsGROyE,
No. $50 Baltic street, Brooklyn, II. Y,
April is, 10.
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Local LTatters.-In order that

Local IIatters.-In order that
a paper may be what it should be, faith
full transcript Of all events occurring in the
vicinity of its publication, it is highly es-
sential that its friends and patrons should
furnish it all matters Of local interest from
their respective localities. Now, we
should be pleased to have every local
event of interest Transporting in this Coun-
ty, whether political, social, commercial
or otherwise, transmitted to us and thus
give it publicity. We are DESTROYS that
the JOURNAL shall be second to no paper
MS medium of localintelligence; but this
cannot be accomplished unless our friends
in the different towns give us their aid
By SO doing, they at once give additional
interest to the paper, and bring their va
rious localities into noteriety.
Many people seem to regard Il newspa-
per as a fixed fact, and expect it to come
as regularly as Sunday does. All mat
tors of local or general interest, they
think should be found in the paper, for
getting that him who breathes through
it giving it vitality and life, has to look
= hundred sources for matter to supply
its columns, and many times fails of CIV
sing it the interest and spirit he might, if
he only received little assistance from
others. 1t is impossible to chronicle the
passing events unless the facts come to
our knowledge. We hope our friends
may comply with our request 50 far as
possible, and thereby more fully acquaint
cur Eastern readers with what is trans
piring in these Western homes of ours.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
gpetial SlotIt1s.

Masonic.-The regular meetings. OF the
River Falls Lodge Of A. +. a. n. are held on
the lst and Sd Tuesdays Of each and every
month at Masons Hall. at O'Clock ?. Y.
A. SAUNDERS. II. ".
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
-on.0oO Cafagogwca.

NEW, ENLARGED And REVISED
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
gaeerior Inducements to the Public!
~ a new and suIe plan for obtaining
cold aud SILVER WATCHES and other e:
yelrab!a Prizes. Fuil particulars given iii
Catalogues, which viii be sent free 10 ali upon
,Eal9a5le Giaa, worth rom 5oct5 10 800.
GUARANTEED to caeh purchaser. Stg9tId
IN Gifts lave been distributed 70 ny patto!5s5
patrons within tie past six Hontha-|$55 900
h he distributed during the nest SIX months.
The inducements offered 10 Agents are more
liberal than those of any other house III the
Tsvinl. been IN the Publishing and Book
selling business for tie last eight wears, my ez
nogience enables me to conduct the Ctitl Entir r
b1rze with Tie greatest sat.-iactlot 10 al.
em~ AGENTS WANTED in every town
and County. For fulI particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
r.--~,~~ 90 south yhiEd Sc, Philadelphia, Ia.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
3 L A II L S.

For sale at this office,
.Warrantee Deeds, Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds,
DC, &c, DC.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

A good way to clean gloves is said to
be by rubbing them first with damp
newspaper and then with a dry one
Wonder if the Transcript wouldn't be
adapted to the latter operation !-RiUer
Fails Jour.
Perhaps so, if thoroughly dried ; but we
never saw gloves in such condition that
they could be made cleaner by the use Of
the Journal.-PrescoH Transcript.
"Thoroughly dried" Charles9 Why,
the Transcript is as dry now as possible
unless You take to writing more editorial.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Mosr interesting comp,niops-girls in
their gigglelood, aud boys IN their
boobyhood.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Tue Editorial Correspondence which
we publish on our first page, did not ar
rive in time for our last issue as was in
tended, and therefore loses some of its in
terest.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
ROUNDS g LA11 CDoET's

SYTATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
y. II. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

4 FEW choice pieces of farming lard in
"A this Immediate vicinity, for sale at bar
gain. n. N. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

There has been stranger in town
since our last issue. We did not see him
but have our information from undoubted
authority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24
Administrator, and for himself and other heirs
a vEIsY FsNE CULplGa'Eif FARM AT'

AUCTION.
Executors ui John Cooke Green, we shall on Mon
N DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lSGN, If
fair II not t!ic next fair day sell ~ public auron 1T
"Grccnwund )" the following Tracts Of land:
Isl. The trac. Of land known "Grrenwaod Uhe late
residence "f Mr.. Grern containing nine hundred acres.
This tract has ecn ;"r years regarded as Of The finest
In this region of country. lies within mile oi The
Cupepcr Court Hons, Immediately nn ilc Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road. Ah"u niI.rty-wn are In tim.
b"r. the residue cleared and in high stat; "f mpror ear:i
improved by iis late owner wi:l view .eiy To frnluc,
tivrness and with expectation nl selling Il. i divided
into seven fields with never failing water in each flowing to
the South giving nearly the whole Of the land IN Eastern,
Southern and southeastern exposure. II Is thoroughly
drained by Opeu and secret dicheS the latter laid with
stone The soil L. Of the sravelly, rc,ven Of Piedmont,
Virginia. finely adapted 10 the Gr0Sh OF corn wheat anu
the various grasses.
Tie improvements are large an, cnnlnohous Dwelling,
and Ouhouses, Of the most substantial character For
fertility Of SOIL facilities market. hcahiness and beauty
Of location advantages OF society Of schools churches &c,
there S rarely rcrrr fur sale desirable estate !:
could be conveniently divided iH,0 three tracts, so rs 10
give abundant supply Of nererlailing water TO each
The purchaser will have The election 10 take another tract
OF wood lai.I Situated in The Flat Grounds about
mile distant containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
StN ACRES; and much Of larger tract q" FIVE Hun
DHED AND SEVEN ACRES 81 wood land also in the Flat
Grounds" about u mile further on he may choose AT
prices to be- made known by before The sale Of Gr"en'
wood
md Should the purchaser cf "Greenwoo" rec; not 10
take the Uae I!un,c and .niysix Acre Tract tina; will
he sold Immediately after tie sale of Grccnwood."
Sd. Should the purchaser OF G-eenwont" elect not 10
take the FIVE hundred and Seven Acre Tract only i
pari thereof much thereof rs The purchaser OF
'trccnTDoi shall not "!ll he SolI! immediately
the sale OF the One Hundred and SrrcnySS Acre Tract.
The fv. IIunr: and ScvrI Acre Tract co"ered with
fine growth "f Timber, consisting Of wite"hk, post oaE,
| hickory asl &c.
TERMS UF SALE-Ong.:our;h Of She purchase money in
cash. the sesluen three annual instaem,$, with lnterrs,
from the day of sale secured by bonds, with security
to he approved y W. and rr DE trust nsn the prem.
! isrs.
Possession given for tl purpose Of -. ding wheat
the purchaser coEplcs with the terms Of sale, aud
fu!l possession TIE cropi gathered and the
Slaves and -r.ahc property Sold Either Of ar ar.
Edwards the ovrrsecr will take pleasure in SNORING the
| property.
JAMES W. GREES, Cuprper Z. H.. Va.
| GEO. MOTION, I:accoon Ford, Cnlpeper Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24
AL for HrcclIinrid.e and Lane.

Ex-Guyernors Grayson, p. F. Thomas, Lowe
and Lgon are all for Breckenridge and Lame
Governor Grayson was the first Democratic
Governor elected by the people in Maryland,
and Governor Ligou was the last Ex-Guvecn-
or Pratt, who has co-operated with the Demo.
cratic party since the advent OF know-Noth-
ingisni is also for Breckenridge and Lane.
Stewart, Hughes and kunkc, the three
Democratic members Of Congress from this
State, are all for Breckenridge and Lane, and
all the Democratic candidates for Congress in
the three other districts Of the State last fall,
are for Breckenridge and Lane Gen. Bowie,
Augustus r. Sellers, j. Z. Stoddard, j. d.
Jones, j. r. franklin, J. W. Crisliell, Henry
G. S. Key. Joshua Fansant, VIM. ~. Haml-
ton-and other ex-mcmbers Of Congress that
We cannot at this moment think of-are all for
Breckenridge and Lane. Senator Pearce, who
as Wing and Democrat has been in the United
States Senate for the last eighteen years, is for
Breckenridge and Lane-all the Democratic
County Central Committees but one, are for
Breckenridge and Lane-nN the Democratic
presses in the State, with two exceptions are
for Breckenridge and Lane. Under such cir
cumstanccs will any good nnd true Dem0elmt
in Maryland permit himself to be led by few
ambitious and rcvengelul leaders of the Doug.
las interest. Under such circumstances, will
he unite in the conspiracy to throw the elccto-
raj vote OF Maryland for the nominees OF the
know-Nothlng party? Every Democratic vote
that is cast for Douglas, only tends to give the
State to the Know-Notbnss. ALL men, who
caN themselves Democrats. must remember
thix-[ Maryland Citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24

WILL offer ;rr ,!. al publ auction, the premises
X uu TUESDAY, ELEEtNrli NJ sErf!AlhER, l>tu, II
the al Dahny Minnr "r' 's' u >L'' county ami
containing airuut ha acres. lh:> liEr ANA valuable
tale is ,licd AlrImS CrrrE; "Hd the F'atlanGS or
Creek Low ground. constitute ia"Ec part Tf " cleared
land and only meet! pr,por ,raii.aGr tn mnnr cn highly
productive; The baaurr Of the cleared land IL either table
land nr beautifully unullnr hills an!*s "! GnnG qualify,
an for the mos: par: ii good coiil"'i l'r profitable cu
vati1n.
There Is yrn of Limestone runinc thrnTc She iaTin
(Which has been opened ln~ny nGl and Tie lands
being admirably Hapirt Ia the Of linr, taa may t
the adjoining frns renders this property essen
TALLY and permanently valuable In tr eyes OF the ear.-
ehed aericultura and this viii! iis remarkable Frocy
Is 10 produce grass would max" II, under eoo inaas:
nent unsurpassed in III" county, fazns, or Aca.
the time the !i.i is well suited Ia
the growth of Corn Nirit uatS an tobacco, AMI has an
UNLIMITED supply Of Tie Titan; iann" large portion
this farm is in original forest wen 'nrrr with lhe
oak and chestnut This Timber is AL marketable AT r"mu.
neraye prices either l"r railroad siil, Tor fuel at Iar.
and e University. nf Virginia. or Tor the lumber
market a. Richmond, and elsewhere.
The farm Is or 10 mile. from charlottesville Aul The
University and the Central Railroad passes through IT, and
the ImproyeG lturse Boat Eavigiicn nn the iva River
Is ONLY three nr four urs distant aud The C"iversiiy has
been supplied with several yeas pact y farm Oh The
same railroad t remote from The LIifersity The
buildings are comfortable and good. and in good rruar.
The dwelling House beautifully Situated, h! r"r!~is
extensive view Of the Southwest Mouutans from which
Il H. distant three miles; anu IN" ncfhhnrl"" al
fnrs gOud society I've found anywhere, ana has
convenient churches nf all denominations.
The Parn Is susceptible Of division n;' desirable may
be Ill riird 10 suit PURCHASERS.
Permission Will be given to SOW u ESQ? al wiIesi ia tie
fall II desired, and possession given She Isl day U JauMary
l-6l.
TElMsUur third in cash tie ,st u! January. sGl; the
balance ia equal nstaln-i. AMI Two years there
after, with Interest thereon from 1st nf January. le1-
Bonds, with approved r:r;Iy required for deferred pay
menl: nnd teea vi rus! ca the property as additions
security. HM ". MlNoti- ES'cn'"r "l
july l3-cwtcs Dlhney Minor, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24

The National Recorder.

The foregoing is the title Of I handsomely
printed sheet, THE first number OF which has
just reached us 1t is published by Mcssrs.
\. S. Gotcc anu c. X. Coard, at Drummond
Town, Accpmac county, Va, being, as its salu'
;atory article Justly boasts, "the first and only
paper ever published on the Eastern Shore oi
Virginia" Wcarc happy to see that the boast
Of the editors does not conflict in spirit and in
tent will. another boast made many years agc
by the then representative in Congress from
the Accomac pistrirt--to the effect, THAT there
Was not u newspaper published in his dis
trict.'
The mixture Of stale news mongerlng ant
local scandal which at that time disfgured the
village press of nearly the whole country, finds
wr are happy to say, no lmitalor in the hrs
number Of the National Recorder.
It's news itrms are fresh, its commercial column
accurate, its leading articles, original and sc
lcctcd, ure well chosen, and the whole tone o
the paper is cllaste and Iigntied The Record
er processes neutrality in politics, except wher
the question of Southern rights is concerned
Altogether it promises to be very acceptaol
fresile visitor TO country homes, and from tn
very respectable show of "golden lines" viii
which generous patronage has already adorn
ed its advertising space, 1t promises also tina
successful continuance in well doing, for whicl
it has our best wishes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24

BnEcKISRIpGE AND LANE IN lmlLADELruIA.-
A very large and spirited Democratic demon
stration took place in Philadel ,.hia on Monday
evening, the occasion being lie dedication of
the large hall in Assembly Building to the
I'reckinlidge and Lane Association. Banners,
music, and the march Of large professions en-.
livcned that portion Of the city, and the crowd
being too large for the ball two meetings were
organized, at both of which there was excel
lent speaking and much enthusiasm. In the
hall Alfred Day, Esq, Gov. I. ]. Stevens and
Ro P. Kane spoke; while at the other addresses
were delivered by DR.. Patrick, Of the Evening
Argus, Robert Palcthorp, Esq, ami others
The demonstration made it apparent that the
National Democracy Of Philadelphia are awake
and stirring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24
JAMES W. GREEN, Cniprper Z. H.. Va.
GEO. MOTION, I:accoon Ford, Cnlpeper Co
vNhTXFsLts sI1Lf.iNe3 y,:orElsTl ItoR

I WILL rrocrr. 10 sell to the highest bidder. SATCR
Z DAY the j.; day uf September, 1860, (i fair not
the next fair day-eNc-. SunGar,i the valuable Milling
Property known as the 'H!ANh MILLS, lying in the cnuu
Is OF EucklaslnIn the watIs ni Sai" river never
failing stream.
1t has recently r.it,rd from bottom 10 top with
cast gearing and with wrought iran shf,inG, upon the most
modern plans by Of The hest mllrieis in tile State
There arc three of s;nDcstwn and pair OF
whea, burrs. Is known be- and acknowledged 10 be-
one OF the stands in The STATE. 10 la. averaged 2IJ
barrels Of toll per for the lat ~ years The
olr ground this mill is unsurpassed Tie meal is ac
knnwr prh he superior 10 any EFuii NJ any mil At
Tackled IL = Of land lying on both sirrs OF said
river, divided into four convenient lots Upon II Is young
Orchard OF 40 trees ~ variety Of fruits 0f the choicest
selections. The improy rhch.S consist OF new frame
Dwelling containing six convenient rooms, with passages
siore-rootus &C., newly painted; convenient Store hosr
cur,moduus Luir rh"u=r, blacksmith shop, anil all
other necessary ouhousrs, pa!ct Garden; also,
Saw Mill, hut out Of repair.
All who nf such Ir"lrcrty Will call and exam
ne cnr themselves ! may always he f"uui al home
will take pleasure in showing /; {" any person favning me
wih call.
TERMs:--Omr two, .rc. anh four years In equal In.
stsmcnis: bonds will approved security, bearing Interest
from d Iic, aaL title retained as further security.
Right au title gooi-all /" deed VI irhs executed 10
Dr. K C. Jones for SIUs H. running four years lron q! day
Of las; April whom The las, insiamcni will be transfer
red 20 SECURE said decd Address
WM. j. F0NTAINE, Diana Mll.,
l,,l, I'm .ipf,litf cnufIt kn