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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
The Place 10 Get Your Money Back!
ESOR & DEARDOFf

ave opened a BUTCHER ShoP, one
door East of the old Mansion House,
on Washington ST.. and arc nov rat ing
CASH for Beef Cattle, tat sheep and Hogs
aad Veal calTes
Our assortment Of Meat j. always good
for We keep il on hand all the time-'o NAT
We can accommodate our customers - their
liking. AZ any hour Of the day Gentlemen
arc requested 10 call and looA a our
Steaks, fine Sausage. supcrtne FORK and
deli, ious Mutton. Also-Dried Beef and
Smoked Hams.
We sell AT very Low RATS. aud are A.
accommodating and cisrer a. any body need
be. Give us a trial end We will prove IL.
REESOR 4 DEARDoFF.
M'ch %, 'S)--nl3 ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
Sheriif'S Sale.

nY virtue of an execution 10 me direct
ID 81 from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, will expose 10 sale az the court
house door in Winchester, Randolph Co,
Indiana, on the
2eTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850.
between the ours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and
4 o'clock z. VI. of said day. the following
real estate. situated in Randolph County,
Indiana, 90 wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter
dissection twenty four. in township nineteen,
Of range thirteen cast, except where the
steam saw mill stands.
Executed as the property Of BENJAMIN
Hunt, at the suit of John II Duvall, Micha
al w Rodgers, and John l.. Richey.
WM. VI. CAMPBELL,
Gent A. LEGO --ffee %. Shff re- .
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
stephen in Search 81 tis
Mother.

oh. happiness +, how far ve Zee
Thin. own sweet psshs in search Of thee
Mas. HExxxs-
prav. where Is Stephens mothers home,
In quest of which her son doth roam
rsi, in thu forests, Maine :
Where Winter holds protracted reign
l. il in New Hsmpshire-where
DER granite hills floats bracing air
In Vermont Is IL. where are seen
The mountains clad in evergreen
IN Massachusetts, high and dry land :
Connecticut or see n oae slard
say, where is Stephens mothers home,
IN quest of which her son doth roam ?
II not in Yankee laud can lie
The long'd for spot i'm New York see
Or find IL in the land of Penn,
On meuntain side, in dale, or glen.
Can IL lie hidden anywhere
Among the boys Of Delaware
In Maryland (wedg'd in between
The North and SOUTH may il be seen
Wong cabins ofthe Old Dominion
Amid the barrens Carolinian
In GeOrgia's cotton growing land
On Plorida's famed coral strand
Ssy, where is Stephens mothers home.
In quest of which her son doth roam
III Alabama is il found
IN Mississppi's quaking ground
Must he return, with dropping jaw.
From the wild wastes OF Arkansas
shall disappointment longer vex u,
IN Louisiana 7 or in Texas
On wild COOS chase. say, shall he go
To territorial Nexico
oh, where IL Stephens mothers home.
ln questof which her son doth roam
In Missouri cant he spy il
In Ohio not come nigh il
May he not lind IL, fond anI lucky
In Tennessee ~ in in Kentucky
In Indiana can't he trace il
Doesn't Illinois cmbraoe il ,
In Michigan mayn't he find il
With Cas- homestead squatbehind ~
Oh, where il Stephens mothers home,
In quest of which her son doth roam
In Iowa or must he 60 TO
WIsconsin's Wild or Minnesota
In Kansas, or Nebraska. make
His b0otlcss search or Utah's lake
la California. vainly. HE
Ger goidens sands, in lannon's dry
Plod on, in vain, through Oregon
Or the far distant Washington
S1y, where il Stephens motbcr's home,
Ia quest of which her son doth roam
Il IL in the frozen North
Is IL ia the sunny South
Is y IN the toggy Last
Is IL in the far, far West
Where, IN all this may round,
Can Stephens mothers home be found
(Sono u1ee.)
Stephens mother doesn't know
Thtt her son is out, | trow
Or she'd teach him not to roam,
So foolishly-iR search Of home
Bat this, in s0oth, she knows full well.
She doth not in rnE Wurg Hoe, dwell
Aud stephen. hal he common tact,
tBccome aware that that's fact
Would give the search up. in despair
Assured he'll Hercr Frvp MIR THERE
FRI Quiz.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20

both Standard and Dwarf. of fine varieties.
Also fine selection of EVERGREENS
consisting of White pines. Cedars, Ameri-
can arborvitas, NorwaySpruce, Balsum frs,
jumpers and lIemlock.
Also, Houghton and Ne plus ultra Goose
berries. Lawton BlackberIies. Red and Vel
low ant werp Raspberries; Grape vines, Three
kinds of Prnas Extra fne). Pie Plants.
Cherry and white grape Currants; and all
other articles usually kept in well-conduct-
ed Nurseries, at prices as LOW as they can
be purchased of anyresponsible Nurserymen-
ga share Of public patronage respect
fully solicited.
March : co. A. STONE
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EASTWARD TRAINS.

MAIL * EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
al 100 II. NJ, and arrives az DAYTON at
, 80 T.; ~ connecting with the Mail Train
Of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton * DAYTON X.
r.. leaving DAYTON az 1.i5 =. VI.
PASSENGER a FREIGHT leaves Tn
ion at 5.30 4 VI, on the arrival Of the
train on the L., Z. & o. X. r., and arrives At
Dayton at sea 4 W., connecting with the
Express Train OF the c.. IL 4 ID. X. X,
leaving Dayton at so a N.
Dec. l, 50 IL {. STlASON, Supt.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30
EQUALITY TO ALL--UNIFoRMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Business

Every One bis own Salesman.--JoNEs q Co.. Of the
Crescent price Clothing Store GOA Market street,
above sixth. Philadelphia In edition to having the
largest most warned and fashionable stock OF coIhng
in Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales, we
have constituted every his own salesman by hav-
ing marked in figures, each article. The very low.
est price it be sold for, they cannot possibly
yaryail must buy alike. The goods well spunged
aud prepared, and great pains taken with the making,
SO that all car buy with the full assurance Of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also a large
stock Of piece goods hand Of the latest styles ard
fashionable and besI nanner IS per cent below credit
price. Remember the Crescent in harket street, above
Sixth. Phadelahta
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W ANTaD.

The subscribei is DESTROYS to purchase CoLon.
WOMAN, notl less than sixteen years o. ,sygSNpER
for a term OF years. JOhN OA'Etsz -
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
LAND For SALE.

The subscriber will sell, at private sale, HE
FARM swhereon James Clark now lives, on the
!" Cow Marsh, eoniaiping about ITO ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands of John Gruwell,
Benz. L. Reed, and oihers. The above has go
acres of cleared land, about 40 of which is
"new ground" ip . right state for lime. which
can be had at aboHt 8 miles distance on the
Delaware Railroad. Forty acres are well sci
| in timber-mostly white-oak.
BUILDINGS NEW; Dwelling story and Q
half high, with good Kitchen and Pantry, Mill
house, Stable, Cribs, &C..
| The above Farm ca be had for something
II less than S25 per acre. Ifpot sold before tbI
Doth of September, will be for rent. For infor
nation apply to the Subscriber, near the prem
Uses. PETER MEREDITH,
sug2.4t Near Willow Grove, Kent co., DeL
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as frail
as that offs tender flower Many of the enter into
the marriage relations without being able to undergo
he labors aud trials Of matrmony. In This country
thousands of young and beautiful women sacrificed
every year from this cause alone stetler's Cele.
brated Stomach Biteis will many Of this class
from untimely grave. This medicine has been
used with great benefit by immense numbers of peo-
pie throughout The republic, and the propretors have
received grateful Communications from all sections Of
The country. The Biters will be found to be very
pleasant to Ihe taste, beverage. and plonpl
and powerful in its effects medicine Il infuse,
vitality into the irame and strengthens the whole
system, so that women who il are enabled TO &C
through with labOrs which would, without il, be Ger
n to pro sarate them.
atSold by all druggists.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30

Near Millington, Md, on the 2ist inst. r.
Frank. Blackiston. 10 the 32d wear Of his ace.
formerly Of philadelphi
AZ Llttie creek Landing. Del. Aug. 1ss,
Mrs. Eiizapetn wallace, wife of james C.
Wsiiace' Esq tDei. papers please copy
Near Camaen' Dei.' sarah Anne, daughter
Of pr. John BENSON aged about eleven years,
MOT lost |! not lost she hath bot gone
| before thee TO the better land"
| Look up! behold thy cherished one
| Among the shining seraph band
Than grid thee, though the way be long.
| Which thou must tread alone in sadness,
And let thu faith be bright and stroag,
Which guides thee % to joy and gIaduess !;
| And then our child at last may be
| The messenger to set thee free.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30

News FROM TExAs.--The accounts from
Texas report heavy rains in almost every Sec
lion Of tie State. Though too late TO be OF
much benefit TO the crops generally still they
have been of incalculsble value to The western
portion oil the Stale, where the grass had be-
c me perfectly crisped, and stock cattle were.
dying for want Of waller. There are further
reports Of iacepdiarIsms aud lynchings The
destruction of Henderson, 10 Rusk county, by
fire, is confirmed. The principal hotel and all
bat one OF the businesses houses were DESTROYED.
The loss ~ estimated atffom sl75 900 to $780,
600; S50.O0u worth Of goods were burnt in
the street alter removal from the stores. All
the supplies of groceries, &c, for the town aud
neighborbood were burned, leaving many fam
lies reduced 10 want.
Ma. ID. u. MARTIN. the gentleman who left
Boston some two weeks ago in a little two
osred wherry, arrived safely in New York OF
Friday evening last, about five o'clock. having
aceofmpllshed bis extraordinary feat in abou
I 80 hours Of actual rowing averaging over 6v'
miles per hour. He subsisted almost who'll,
On berries and other fruit, drinking no water
xlso is&t days pull, from place ten miles cas-
OF Bsads Point, was accom- pished after lat
brea kfssl. portion of one watermelon oni
serving for bis refreshment. The next da
the ffiends OF the vegetarian school gave NJ
Mxfaan "a entertainment, ~ which he relate
&le parsieulsfs d bin experiencs on the "trip.
Tns i.&s J1seph Gales. the veteran editor
~ N~liensl InfeIiiE encer, isSo have his mon
- kcnosed with monument, TO be- erectt
y W1sbinelea. ~ tbs sssldeats Of that eli
ord u Aiexaltdxm and Georgetown. rhe co.
<1t6etions th>fefos are " 10 be 20 regulated IL
III elaesee 80 ee0dIlloos Of people may ha'
49,
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MoRE BLACK yorrRs.-A Correspondent,
writes from Smyrna, Del, to learn what 10 the
fact as to Blacks voting in our State. We
answer--if negro owns $3.50 worth of real
estate, free and clear of incumbrance. he can
vote the same as white man. We regard +
this Discrimination as simply atrocions We
shall have chance this Fall TO vote down this
anomaly. and we ought to do it. Let us abol-
lsh the property Qualifications, and give the
Poor Blacks an EQUAL CHANCE AT THE POLLS
with their richer brethren. They are but
handful anyhow, and cannot do much harm if
they try.-M Y. Tribune.
Struck BY LIGHTNINe.-During thunder
storm on last Monday afternoon, stable be-
longing TO John Stevens, (n.) near Scotten's
stors, in the west end of Dover hundred, was
struck by lightning, and one of his horses in
4 stantly killed and the other stunned SO badly
that it will never be good for anything. One
of Stevens children, that was playing near the
house, about thirty yards from the stable, was
also SO badly stunned that it.did not speak for
twenty.four hours, and at last accounts was
suffering from fits brought on by the electric
shock DelaWarean.
DECLINE OF THE CALIFoRNIA TRADE.-In no
department of commerce has thera been SO
. great decline shown as in the California
trade for the past year, aud especially since
e January, 1860. New York. that used TO send
i her eight or ten ships per month, now sends
three or four, and Boston averages now about
two month, instead of four, as formerly.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has declined the
honorary title of Doctor of Divinity conferred
% on him by Amherst College, bis own alma ma
ID ter. The truth is, this business of ID. D.-ing
n and LII D.-ing has been SO overdone that it hai
become ridiculous
o.. The matter of the late Senator Frederick
:, will had been up in the Probate Court in Sal
Francisco, and an expert witness had testife,
~ that the document was forgery. This wit
W ness was corroborated by others. aHs
OF TT was ascertained, al the time of taking tn
Ia census of Sierra Leone, Africa, that out of
re population of 44,50l, oser $4,000 had renoun
&c. ced ldolatry and become attendants upon Chris
tian worship.
Il Messrs. Mansfield & Carroll, who suffere
:" by the fire at Chestertown, were insured
ut Baltimore for 81 200.
ne The citizens of Princess Anne, Md; hav
gu subscribed several hundred dollars for the r.
;h- lief of the sufferers by the FIRE at Salisbury.
DE tbs New York Republican State CONVEX
ar iton has nominated Morgaq for Governor, al
Ter Campbell for Lieutenant Governor.
ell TIL complete census of Newark, N. j., sho
md population of ~ ,655, being an increase
in. ninety per cent, in ten years.
ned or See advertisement in to-dsy's paper
ero Prof. Wood.
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Removal!

Variety and Trimming Store!I
The undersigned, having removed from her
former place of business, 10 the house until re-
Gently occupied for the Post Office, on the same
street, few doors above, would respectfully
inform her friends that she has had her new
room fitted up 10 tasteful order, and is prepared
to furnish the public with all articles 10 her
line of business at cheap rates. Call and see.
Sc BELL
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save Your Horses.

We take great pleasure in recommendingthe Mex
lean Mustang Liniment valuable and ndispensi.
bic artice for sprains, Sores, Scratches Gads on
Horses. Our men have used il Tor severe Burns Brui
ses Sores, Stuff Joints and Rhumaiic PANS. and all
say !, acts like magic. We use no other Liniment
J.w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American. Hamden's anu Wells, Fargo
& Cos Express.'
Gentiemen:-'I had negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt and was useless for ovel
one year had used everything could hear Of with
out benefit, until tried the. Mustang Liniment. 1
perfectly cured him, and can now take The abov,
price forhim. Respectfully, yours,
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should hay,
this Invaluable article Sold by respectable dealer
every where. 94
BARNES q PARK. Proprietors New-York.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30
The General Opinion'

Is that LEWIS q BROTHER IRE selling Cloths. Cas-
simeres Vesiings, Ladies 2ress Goods and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Snlyrna. Tr,
their Rio Coffee l2I cents per pSand and All othe
Goods sold NJ like manner.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30
SEASONED LUMBER.
NEBEKER & TATNALL,

NEBEkEk o i AINALL,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED YARD,
Market Street Wharf, WILMINGTON. DEL.
White Pine. Lumber, ], 1, Il, 2, 3, 4, and nchss'
Of different qualitIes.
Wide Plank, for Bath Tubs, Flooring, Shelving
Siding, &c.
Carolina a. and ga Flooring.
Yellow Pine. and Norway Heart ScaDting.
Hemoek Joist, ScantlIng, Stills. Plank, Boards and
Fencingl
Shiag les-Cypress and White Pine.
POsIs--ChesInut End White Oak.
Ash Plank, II, u, and inches
Poplar Plank, ScanIling and Boards.
Pickeis, Plain aAd Fancy, 3. 81, 4 and q feet
-PlasIering and Singing Laths.
All good Lumber kept under cover. Buyers ana
Shippers will fir their advantage TO examine our
stock Of Seasoned Lumber.
We have lust received from Albany large cargo
of POPLAR LUMBER SIS, inch and 2 ihches the
largest assortment in the city Persons IN want Pea's
call IN tfN
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30
REAL Estate AGENCY!

The Subscriber, having opened an Office m tne own
the public that he is prepared to sell Of hTn'
eratl commission. all REAL ESTATE which may DC
put 10 his hands, From his past experience lhashs
been engaged IN it for the past several years ~ ~.
limited scale and his extensive Acquaintance ~ 'n
and the surrounding States, particularly New yeLsey,
he is confident that he offer advantages shSra.
desiring to dispose of Rear Estate he woalo ~ ~.
fore call the attention OF Farmers, anu L.nd.
would he Of mutual advantage to bolh pasussH Sa,,
be found at his Office Commerce street, h'' u0''
above Tschudy a Collins Store. =, ,rpMAN.
NH l-if ~. So------
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MRS. WiusIow.

An experienced nurse and ieuiale physician has a
Soothing syrup for children teething. which greatly
gumti reducing all infammaIlon-wilf aIlay all pam,
and is 70 regulate the bowels. Depend upon il
mothers II will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See nd yeIllsemenI In another column.
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MARRIED.

On The 3lst inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield
Thos. P. Davis and Mary j.. McLelIsnd, boil
Of Kent CO.. bid.
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United States Restaurant.


The subscriber, having purchased Of Chas.
B. White the establishment heretofore conduct
ed by him, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is prepared, at ell times, to supply
them with all the Delicacies of the season, in
the most approved style. OYSTERS always
% hand. either Raw, Stewed, Roasted, Fried
or Broiled.
He 6at,ers himself that, by strict attention
10 business, with determine ton to please, he
will be enabled to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
The Ice Cream Garden
Ia also under his charge, and he will. during
the season. endeayor TO keep a constant supply
of ICE CREAM; also, at The Restaurant. where
he has private room fitted up expressly for
the accommodation of Ladies, entirely separate
from his public rooms.
~ THOMAS FENNEM0RE.
| OF Families supplied with Oysters by the
quart or gallon on reasonable terms.
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z z. u
A bSOIute Certainty.

Referring 10 the growing appropriately Of the
medical profession. DR.. +. &. BrinsmaIe, Vice
President Of Tie New York Medical Society
saws, ''Peopie want absolute certainty and are
not wiliing to rely upon probabilities, and
therefore viii never cease to censurc those
who do not come up to their roquIremens.'
Sc believe the Doctor has hit the nail upon
the head. "PeOpe want absolute certainly
and it would seem they have found it in the
uniform effects If these modern Remedies. We
allude 10 Railways Ready Relief, Regulating
Pills, and RcsoIyent These medicines cover
the whole ground Of Constitutional, Chronic,
and Acute Disease. Miasmatic tevers lnilam-
nations Of the Liver and Bowels, DarThGa,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Scrolula, Giandu-
lar Disorders, all Inherited tanls, all skin d.
seases, and in fact oil maladics which are not
organic and consequent upon maiiormation or
a change Of structure, are inquest onably
within the contIol Of these great vegetable
sp- ciGds.
Railways Ready Relief, is preventive Of
MaIarious Fevers, as well as positive cure. Ey-
cry householder should see that a supply Of the
Ready Relief md Regulating Pills are always
within the reach OF your family. Persons eX-
posed to heat of the sun, or subject TO Head
Ache, AppopleXy Fits, Sun Stroke or Gaia
lepsy, should always carry bottle OF Ready
Relief about their person. lis use UOth as a bey-
sudden illness, and save all who are seized with
these ailments from pain and sickness.
R3DU,4Y s. CO., 90, john Street New
York. For sale by CHARLES HARPER,
ShepheIdStown Dec y, 1853. Nv
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1.-THE Golden Dollar"
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It is the American Ladic,. and Gentcmop'e
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Truly Magazine of The rurest gems aud
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Parents place it IN Tie hands Of your Sons
and Daughters, bat truth and wisdom nay be-
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he new volume commenced in December.
Terms Of subscription
l copy ono year 500
copies one year 800
Il copies one year 1900 AID
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25 copies one year 5000 and
copy fee to the gcller up of the club.
As soon as tho subscription IS received we
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YOU can have by returning the Certificate and
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January Z, 1860. 3m
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Eyr Sec advertisement Of D5. Sanford's Liv-
e, InIgoator ana Family Cathahc Pills in
anoth,r column.
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Health and Pure Blood are Insepera bic


Recollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
herb Pills will 50 surely find out and cleanse
these impurities from tue system, that disease
cannct cast. so simple a1i 50 innocent are
the herUs and plant. that compose them, lnat
it it is not necessary TO have them sugar coat
ed in order that the stomach can bear them. In
most cases, llll, are sugar coated because the
materials Of which they are made are so grl-
ping aud malignant, that Otherwise delicate
stomach could not bear them.
These pills deal ithdI.ease as il sand viii
not only cure by removing the cause, but VIII
build up and restore tie broken constitution.
There are many who have So trhed with their
constitutions tuat they think medicine Cannot
help them; let hit evea these despair, IRCrtdr-
lity and scepl.cism Is overthrow by mss OF
testimony, which IS truly irresistible, Al first
the virtues ascr5ed h these .HOENT.iLN'
HERE PILLS were deemed fabulous. Tie
pubic had beer so often deceived tDat ihty
could hot believe the simple truths advanced
by their discover. Yet facts undeEjaU.e. at
tested By witnesses Of the highest character
and resPectabiIi,y, have proved, and gre pro-
wing each day the virtues Of this "ml ,aty nea
Ter" They mark by their miraculous efficacy
and power a new era in medicine. Sold By i
S. S,oHeJruLer, and medicine dealers generally.
OD&ERIE.-The Mountain Hcrb Pills are
put up in a Beautiful Wrapper. Etch Box
contains 40 Pills, and Retail at % cents per
box. Al genuine, have the signatures Of =. l.
JUDSON& CO., on each box.
B. L. JUDSONS' CO., Sole Proprietors.
81 Leonard Street, New York
December 81. 1853, Is
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w alter and Fruit.

w alter and L pulG.
o. The Terms prescribed by the
frd Decd Of Trust are CASH, sulli.
cleHt to pay The debt secured thereby q.
mounting to 50. 685 81, VITA interest
thereon from The l5lh day Of December
1857, n the expenses Of sale, BY the
second Deed, one third Cash, and the
balance ~ one and two years, with inter
est from the day OF sale, to be secured by
The bonds Of the purchaser, and Decd
Of Trust on The premises.
O. Aud am directed by the creditor
ordering the sale, 10 give notice that nn-
less the Terms of Sle are promptly CON-
piled wrh, that the property wIlI be again
put up for sale at tie ri>que Of tie first
purchaser.
E. l. LEE, Trustee.
Shepherdstown, Jan. 81, 1860. st
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