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East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How / wonder what Won are %

A 90 ." writer in the last Eat~pris
puts down the State Of New York a
certain for Lincoln, for several reasons
the principal Of which are "Scrogg,
goes for Lincoln" and "the enthusiasm
of the State is dN for Lincoln" Tn,
writer does not tell us phy Scroggs sup
ports Lincoln, but scroggs explains
thus; At the Schenectady convention he
said, she chose to support Lincoln, a.
being the nearest representative, in his
Judgement, Of American principles"
Mr.. stokely, one Of the scroggs gang,
used the following language;--
He held all were Americans in New
York. There was no Republican party
anywhere except in New York, and the
Republicans of New York had been
beaten, when the Hon. VIM. II. Seward
was defeated at Chicago. He had been
beaten by Americans with Lincoln, who,
If elected, would knock the Republicans
effectually on the head. The Republi
cans are all soreheaded in tho State of
New York, and only go Lincoln on com
pulsioa." '1..l
1t is not very reasonable to suppose
that party who are all soreheaded," :"
and only support their candidate "on
compulsion," should monopolize all the
enthusiasm; and the recent immense
Douglas demonstrations in the Empire
State, also give the lie to the assertion.
PAR MOBILE FRArRuM.-BLAIn, of the
Republican, and JosLIN, Of the Enterprise,
have at last, after much tribulation and
some unpleasant feelings, found track in
which they can travel together, part
passm The Midland Convention" is
perfect "windfall" TO them, and is "roled
as sweet morsel under the tongue" till
in their ecstasy they fairly howl with
delight.
Gould was regularly nominated" says
Blair. A-men responds Joslin, and then
the "two noble brothers" join in singing
the beautiful hymn
"lIow pleasant tits to SEQ
Brethren and friends agree"
As might be expected, by this happy
reunion new ideas and theories are
evolved which, coming from less exalted
source, would be considered foolish-but
who shall gainsay the wisdom of BLAIR
& JosLIN? If they insist upon it, an
informal ballot must be formal ballot
No ballot at all, regular ballot, a small
dog an elephant, or little river catfish
=" very like a whale" for
"What they knows, they knows"
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

SoMg SoUAsn. - Mr.. A. j. HARRIS, Of
Tuscola village, Tuscols County, raised
this season a squash of the following
marvellous dimensions: Circumference
81 feet weight, 10l lbs. He ought to
have it made into huge pie and invite
oil the people of Saginaw Valley to
Thanksgiving Dinner thereon.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

WAR IN IrALY.- GARrBALDr VIcToRI.
ous--He sends to Swans General News
Depot, opposite the Bancroft House, for
Frank Lcslie's Illustrated, Harper's Week
ly Illustrated, Mercury, Atlantic, Godey's,
Ballous, Peterson's, and Harper's Maga-
zine for October.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
Nrw BAKrn.-Mr. HrSpnnsoy, as viii

New BAKrn.-Mr. HENDERSON, as will
be seen by advertisement in this paper,
succeeds Mr. RUSSELL, in the " Eagle
Bakery" and we feel assured that he will
spare no pains to give entire satisfaction
20 his customers. JOHN DoyNELLY, an
excellent Baker, attends to the practical
part Of the business.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

STAGE TINE CHANGEp.-The morning
stape leaves here under the new arrange
ment, which commenced last Monday, at
8 o'clock instead Of u A. NJ, as former
ly, and connects with the train which
reaches Detroit at $50 z. M.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

CHOICE FAMILY FLoUR.-The New
Steam Flouri1g Mill of Messrs. CHAM
rLis & -PENNY, on Genesee street, is now
in full operation, and with the best OF
facilities the proprietors design to manu-
facturc the very best quality of Family
Flour, and to give particular attention to
custom grinding for farmers, merchants
aud others.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

SAGINAW SALT-The fishermen on the
shore find, that no foreign article equals
Saginaw salt for the preservation of fish
Uncle HARVEY WILLIAMS has already
used 40 barrels, n,d has ordered 80 bar.
rels more, which will go by next trip oil
the Queen to Sauble River. Mr.. CLARK
who is engaged extensivelyin the business
Of fishing on Lake Superior, has also or
dered 200 barrels, which will be shipped
this week on vessel which takes a cargo
Of lumber from here.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04


FIRrMEN's ELEcrIoS.--On Wednesda,
evening last the following officers wer,
elected by Engine Companies No. anc
2, for the ensuing year:
PIONEER, No. I.
FRAScIs II. HALL, Foreman,
SANFORD KELLER, First Asst Foreman
A. j. PHILLIPS, Second
Nv. HowARD, Secretary,
O. Q. WARNER, zrsaswer,
y. Ed. MERsnoN, Foreman Hose Co.
no Exclusion, No, 2.
THOMPSON TUCKER, Foreman,
G. FRED. HoBDs, First asst Foreman,
gHESRY MARKS, Second
ID. ID. KELLER, Secretary,
WILLIAM -DARrE, Treasurer,
THOMAS GARRY, Sts,oarI,
j. DAILY MOORE, Captain Hose Co.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

SrRANGERs.-Or city is full of strange
faces; every day we hear of new
parties coming here to make their perma-
ncnt abode in the Little Giant City :" of
the West, and all who come express their
a.tonishment at the growth and prosperity
OF the place.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04


"A VIsir--Several people IA hundred
perhaps, with big nigger aloug, carry,
ing Q bass wood rail-, in order to dis
tinguish them as republicans; were in
town last Friday, looking for republi
can mass meeting, which had been adver,
tiseh but the biggest crowd accumulated
in any one place was Osmond's Cornei
Band--who made fine appearance
followed by few Juveniles with holiday
trimmings on, calling themselves Wide
Awakcs. Blair and Chandler made
speeches somewhere "out in the cold y
but nobody seems either TO know or care
what they said.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

New MILLs.-Six new steam saw mills,
several of which arc now in process Of
construction, with an aggregate capacity
of cutting twenty five million feet of
lumber, will be built on the river between
Green Point and Bay City during the
coming fall and winter. With full
supply of logs the mills on the river next
season will be capable of cutting one
hundred and fifty million feet of lumber
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
DIR. CHRlsTIE's
AGUE BAISAM ]

equally as valua-
'ic for n protee-
iion as q cure
Very few will ey-
Or suffer from In
|lermlients II they
avail themselves
II the protcction
this remedy af-
ords
DR. Christie's
Ague Balsam IL
lighly recon-
nended by the
nest Physicians
"a the country
Dne writes; ~.
with confidence,
ccomlnend the
Baislm as supe-
ior 10 any other
preparation
Says another;
Il have used IL
with uniform sue
ress, and can con
6dently recon-
mend IL for all
those complaints
which IL is offered
for. Once more;
"To my kpowi-
edge II has never
disappointed tho
reasonable cxpec-
tations Of them
who have used
il I" Still another
writes: "l have
no hesitation in
saying that II isa
safe, eonrenienf,
ini very cfhca-
cious medicine"
Be sure about
he name; dskfor
DR. CnRisrIE' .
Ague Baisa,n, y
take no other
The unbound
ed popularity OF
DIR. CHRIsrIE's
Az "a c Bglsaut
has induced ma
ny counterteils.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

L u M b f r M f N,
Are especially notified that he win furnish them
with supplies, provisions, feed, &C. in any desired
quantities, and at the
VERY LOWEST FIGURE.
Patronage is solicited JOHN HAM
East Saginaw, September 20, 1869.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
EAST SAGINAW. Michigan. Sept. II, i


EAST SAGINAW, Michigan, Sept II, 1860
Gro. f. LEWIS, ESQ
Dear Sir
Permit triaing, 9 dly girl,
For once to fill poets corner,
She cares not how the critics suar
Or beaux and maecornes scorn her
She longs in print her lines to see,
obHge her, sure you can't refuse it,
And If you md her out your FEE
Shall bo to KISS her if you choose it.
Our usual terms are Invariably in ad-
vance" but we break over the rule in
this instance and stake our chances"
FrsAycIAL AfFAlRs.--The following
statement of the financial affairs of the
county will be found both interesting and
gratifying to our readers
SAGINAW corSrr, July l, 1860.
Or. DIR.
BY Saginaw City poor fund ape. ,aaSs as
{" Taymuulh Town 400
- Rridgenort l306S
n Rireh Rum " 55s2
Snndry funds on hand, 1,59i4T
{" Amount due from the State, l5,l4SE
sls,072G7
To amount due the several towns o,5Oo0t
" Unexpended bal Jail building -
Fund, 4Ov
" Unexpended bal Court House
building Fund, l4d2
I" Unexpendcd bal Poor House
building Fund, 43l0
. Uncxpended bal Tatiabawas-
see Bridge building Fund, 5000
Unexpend d bal, poor fund ape S22S
Saginaw town
poor fund ape 1900
unexpend bal Bnona Vista
town poor fund ape. OIL
- Library fund colleetd on fines $50
= Outstanding county orders es-
timated at 10000
" Amount 10 balance belonging
TO contingent fuud S,4IO2
s16,o72e
J. BLACKMoRE, Co. Treasurer
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
DIR. BLACK,
INR. ". s. MERRHL.

ment:
"Wc have been acquainted with the forurula Of
Messrs Sc.vils & Co.'S Compound Syrup Of Sarsa.
parilla and Stngin, and IL has been made under
our supervision. The ingredients entirely of
vegetable origin the virtues extracted in great
measure by the vapor Of alcohol No mineral sub
stance enters into the composition"
The formula for the preparation Of the above will
be forwarded TO Physicians Druggists ON applica-
ton to JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor,
IA Lake 81. Chicago, Ill
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

The total number last year was 725,
.showing an increase Of Is, or over 10 per
ssut--EhfNy~iss
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

SABsAPARrLLA.-This tropical root has n reputation
wide the world for curing certain class of dsor
dcrs that a ct mankind reputation, too, which y
well deserves the best Alternative In usc for all scrof
ulous complaints But TO be brought Into use IT. vir
tues must be concentrated aud combined with other
preparations Of equal virtue Such n compound u
found in Scovilrs sarsaparla and Stllingia or Blood
and Liver Syrup Read the advertscn ent OF Scovils
Compound OF Sarsapara and Stillinga IN our col
umns and we know II needs no encomium from us 10
give our citizens confidence In its medical virtues.
ONE THING Is CERTAIN, That wistar's Bal,
sam Of Wild Cherry Is far the best remedy now used
for all distressing coughs aud diseases Of the Lungs.
The being performed really astonishing the
world. Dr. Wistars celebrated preparation IL wholly
an inroccnt remedy--beng composed principally OF
tho Wild Cherry, aud extract Of Pine combined by n
new med cal process with the genuine Iceland moss,
another Of natures great caratvcs for pulmonary uts
| eases,
II not only emcnates from a regular physician, but
has been well tested IN all The complaints for which II
IL re commended 1S-See advertisement.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

For the cure OF
Fever and Ague
in all its forms
has no equal -
The Balsam ex-
pels the mias
matte poison Of
Fever and Ague
from the systom,
and prevents the
development Of
the disease il Ia
ken on tho frsi
approach Of the
p re m onitOry
sympiOns. 10 |.
not only the best
remedy yet dis
covered for this
class OF diseases,
but the cheapest
The large qnan-
tity We supply
for a 81, brings
IL in reach Of all
rich and poor.
A great super
iority Of this
medicine over all
others is. it con-
tains no Mineral
or Poisonous sub
stance, therefore
it produces no
quinism or other
iiljuIlOus euccts|
whatever upon
the constitution.
Those cured by.
IL are left as
healthy as il they.
had never had
the disease.
The Ague Bal
sam is an inyal-
liable protection
To persons trrvel-
ing or tempora-
riIy residing in
mnlerious is
tricts, if taken
occasio nally, or
daily, while ex
posed to the in.
tIection.
Hence, Il IL
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

MORE LAKE DISASTERS. - The gale Of
last week occasioned number of disas.
ters on the Lakes and some loss of life
Ia reported. The Brig Ocean, which took
ON , cargo Of lumber at Whiting e. Gar
rison'ssniIl, in this city, and was OH her
.,,vay TO Buffalo, was. out in the. gale on
Friday, and on Saturday morning filed,
fell on her, beam ends and broke up, OIL
.Porl,, Bufwcll. The, crew, after being
!; ;;cut tyo days and nights, clnging to
pieces of the wreck, 6rally all got ashore.
aAd cargo total oss.-E"terpr'se'
Sc :. -scriIosoSI iIsSI CrEsvs.G- The. census of chill.
/. lasen in this city between the ages OF
four and eighteen years, lately taken by
M. l.. GAGE, by order of the School
Board, is as follows:
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
SCOVILL'S t
S-4RSAPARLLLA g. STILLLNGL4,
OR
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

Sarsaparilla 10 Tropical Root too we'll known rs
of the best antidotes possess for Scrofulous
Complaints TO need commentator. But sullin-
ga is an article Of more recent in Scrofulous
affections, we give below the statement Of
DIR. u. H. FROST,
In the "Southern Journal Of Medicine and Pharma-
cy" lie says 1T will complete the cure of ulcer
atoms Of the Palate and Throat, and mucous mem
brnno of the Nose, Skin and other parts. Ii will
efiace the Blotches Foul Spots, Stains etc. which in
constitution Of this character frequently occur
from slight irritation which remain after the ul-
eerations have healed Ii win remove the morbid
conditions Of the Fluids and Solids which dsposes
every injury however slight, TO degenerate with a
fostering, painful seabby ulcer 1t will IN short, so
improve the digestive and assimiatiyo cperatons Of
the system, that a healthy blood and more re-
newed fber will be substituted for the defective con-
ditions Of one and the other and thus fully support
the character Of these medicines for being essential
ly Alternative" Also statements Of
DR. BLACR,
published In the "Cincinnnti Electc Medical Jour.
nal, r" in which he says; "Atcr giving il a fair trial
in several forms of disease am convinced that, as
general Alternative it has superior in the materia
nlediea. Since last March, | have treated about
thirty-fve Of syphilis without single failure
when the patient gave me anything like fair trial
SeorilPs SaysapariHa and Stilllngm,
Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles and with great care by once thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and effects Of
each article separately considered as well as the
whole in its combined state
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
Wister's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
THE
CONSERVATIVES FRIEND.

DR.. WIster's Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry :!
THE BEsr REMEDY KNOWN FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, Cr0UP,
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
LIVER AFFECTIONS, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
PAIN 4 WEAKNESS OF THE BREAST OR SIDE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS
HOARSNESS. WHO0PING COUGH
INCIPIENT OR PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
JOHN ID PARkE Proprietor,
Dealer In Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods aud Toilet
articles, cor Fourth and Walnut St, Cincinnati, o.,
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

M " U + Il T URIN G.
VIII be carried on in all its branches under the
of A. Eaton, Jr, who is well know
here as a competent mc~ianic in his line.
East Saginaw, June u, 1860. j. H.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04

GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.
French Calf Boots Kip and Coarse do, Shoes Of all
kinds Caters Ties, Slips, Coarse Shoes COM
~ -. = 49, - -
East Saginaw courier., 1860-10-04
NEW FLOUR AND FEED STORE!

JEFFERS BLOCK, OLD STAND or W. III.
FENNELL, WATER ST, EAST SAGINAW
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As to the degree of disparity advisable be-
tween the parties, no rule, of course, can be
laid down. II is very much a matter of taste.
Besides, the meanings of the term "thirty-fye'
are very different as applied to different per-
sons. have known men at TWENTY-FIVE as old
as others at forty; and have known girls at
eighteen greater old maids than / am at
thirty However, the position the "Widow,'
assumes in this part of the subject is, think,
wrong in spirit. Persons marry generally
from other considerations than those of the
mere outward advantages that may be secured
The motives which prompt, or which should
prompt, to such union are manly of spirit
ual nature. Marriage was intended as an in
tercourse OF souls, communion of hearts and
minds; and when the contract is entered into
without due regard to mutual adaptation, a
gross indignity is perpetrated against the
noblest institution of humanity.
What reason is there to expect any similarity
OF tastes and feelings whore the only concern
Of the woman was TO get man too old to see
her wrinkles? How is happiness to he look eJ
for, when its very first principles are violatedP
woman need have no fears of cloying man
when they have both in their choice been
guided by proper feelings. If she is worthy
of, and retains his esteem and friendship, there
Is little danger that she will ever be neglected
or uncared for. If, though, her life is one of
vanity, and sfectation, and hypocrisy, and
giddy thoughtlessness, she must expect to dis
gust him just in proportion as he troubles him
self to observe her.
Admirably fitted too, indeed, for the un-
selfish duties of husband is he who has spept
all his soul and the best part of his life in de.
vOtion to cuisines :" man cannot dis
pense with the refining influences of female
society, if he would remain a man 1t is the
better side of his nature which such influences
develOp-it is the part of him which bears the
at mi Df Ixytnt nd a.
dimmed, he becomes little more than a beast.
In word, then, / would say to every young
lady, eff you wish to marry suita5iv, marry
your e4U0t. ANCIENT MAIDEN.
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not tell" The fable of the frog and the OK
comes to my mind. Or every mothers SON of
tfem wants to wear the cap of Fortunatus, be-
cause
This age thinks better of gilded fool,
Than OF the threadbare saint in wisdom's school %
have written my thoughts, and though not
as wise as the widow, am likewise a widow.
Mrs. NJ. B****.
Washington, June 13 1860.
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Tna ~ I'm
'OINT LOOKOUT

~ POINT LOOKOUT.
HI Undersigned, long and well known to the
travelling public as proprietor Of the City A. a
Hotel, alexandria, Ve and the United yE.Ay
states Hotel IN WASH stOn oitT. has 6.Ml
leased Tor term of years the magnificent baV s- =
PAVILION 4 d the numerous cottages connected with
H. recently erected At Point Lookout the point of
JUNCTION OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bsy and
having furnished them In style equal 20 thai of
any other watering place in the United states " la
open the establishment on the 18th day of Juno paxt
Tor the reception OF visitors his arTangemeats be-
lLg sqfhc!ent for the comfortable aocommOds suoa
of at least 80 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being des srvedly the mos.
famous place in all America for fine Oysters Hog
r sh, SOFT Crabs, > eePhsad, MsckeTsl. and al
rthed set water lGxuTles, Possesses finer faciitle
lot Surf Bathing than even CaDo Nav while tie
Daok country ImmeG lately adjoining it-includins
the Drives, Partridge and WoOdoock Shootine
&C, &c.,-ofer sdvantsges together, superior of
tlosS y: Any other watering place this continent
The w ater views from the pasiion ard from al
dhH cottages ere extelsive, varied. and Charming
The health of the point is unexcelled by that Of
mountan glOns, and the acoess TO il by steamers
from Baltimore. Washington. Norfolk. and RIch-
mond, wlll probably be daily to and from each OF
those oltles. tie hiss spared no expense in proyld-
ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
&c Tor hire, or stocking his cellars with the best
Wlnee. Liquors, DO In short. his patrons vii
Ind At their command every luxury and comfort
obt.lnable a. any other American vetering plrce
His terms for board, by the day, week, or month
Tor INDIVIDUALS or families. will be reasonable
ma S dtJuly LOGAN o. SMITH.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

T'WO-ST0RY AND ATTIC FRAME HoUsE
AND LOT AT THR CORNER OF Four AND A HALF
AND SOUTH u STs IsLAND, AT AUCTTON-On
Il KSpA the 5th dap IF July 1861 sha sell,
lowing named valuable property, viz:
Part Lot No. ~, in square No. 538, with
to Improvements, which consist of a good two
story and attic Frams House, containing ab0ut r
rooms. This property is situated at the corner of
F3nr and q. ha and south q strests.
Terms: OGe- fourth cash; balance in G. u and ls
nonths lOr notes bSarng interest from day of sale
deed given and deed OF trust taken. All con
Seyanclng al the cost Of the purchaser Sl0 Of the
Phrchase money 10 be paid when the propertf is
knocked OF. Should that amount not be paid dow n
the property wall be then and there put u d aSai
the mOneY. f~'
If the whole terms are not complied with in 6ve
days, the property will be resod At he risk and cost
OF tne defaulhng purchaser, by Advertising such
resale three times in the Nationsl Intelligencer
SARAH VI. ANDERSON,
Deylsee under the will Of JOS. Il. EVANS.
ja IS 2AWGds A GREEN Auc,
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EDUCATIONAL.

r . NJ NJ K CIAL COLLIE
~ No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the GsHeraI Posi- OFce, WaShtnston Ctty.
Armorian System of Penmauship, BooKkeeping
Mercantile Forms and Cali ulatons. Business Cor,
Iespondence, Bills of Exchanie, Current Billie
Cntnmission sales, Graa mar and Arithmetic.
shiYfP. = Ladies viii be instructed in fine Penman-
Rooms open from q m. to 10 .. IN. For terms
ma 2. -sm WIN. w. YOUNG Il co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
NEw ARRANGEMENT.
This Well-known and popular Seminary, whioh
H. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the hrst Monday In September next, under the
united Supervision and Instruction of Mr.. aud Mrs
T. RICHARDS, In the well arranged and delig ht-
fully located Union Academy Building. For rartlc-
uiars see circulars at all the Bookstores mas tt
NJ MRS. McCoR ICK'S SCHOOL.
NkRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform ne
friends and the public generally that she Will resume
the duties OF her School on the lst Monday in Sep
tember next
The course of study pursusd viii comprise al the
ton.
In addition 70 her day scholars she s desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils as boerders,
aged from 10 70 Il years, who VIII be under her
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due oare OF pupils have been considerably eased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washingtop
desiring particular information with reference 10
her school may epplJ 10 w. ID. Wtllsoh. Editor o
the Star,
For terms and fartner Pertioulsrs. apply ., her
1, aT-u
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BY J., c; MCGUIRE d CO. Auotioneers.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE d CO, AuetiOneers. o.
I'KUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
= BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
TEMPERANcE HALL-On WEDNESDAY Az
EkbMO2m N yi2 Tyne % 5 m 2; o,cloek prem
and duly recorded in Libar ]. A s. No. ISi, folIos
i2, l,3 ll4, and lis, one OF the land records for
snd X. in su bdIvisop of square numbered S73,
fronting each about II feet 10 inches the 81 feet
alley In the rear Of Temperance Hall together with
the improvements, consisting of thre, tvo-story
each.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and I2
months, with interest secured by q deed of trust
ON the premises.
II the terms Of sale should not be complied with
In hve dars thereafter, the trustee reserves The
Lght to resell, at the risk and expense Of the de-
iautins purchaser, after one week pu Olc notice,
All conVeyanclng at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers.
THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee
je4-d J, C. MCGUIRE co Auo.a