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"Eeplithe attention Of the bald apd gray
w to GEO. cAkU4' H AIR TONIC. This nm
cqualed preparation, whicb turns gray hair to its
original color, gives the bada beautiful head of
hsir, removes the dandruf and itching from the
scalp, and causes natural moisture 10 dow from
the scalp, provided it il used - hair dress
ing-it will prevent il from becoming premature
~ grey and coming out Those who love to gass
upen beautiful head of hair shosld not be with
out il. Thousands testify to It's great erits, but
~e have no room to insert th cir nAmes.
dcc3dAw
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B'esase Checked Through.

The II. 4 St. Joe 4. R., and Keokuk packet,
The North Missouri, aud the Ohis MISSISSIPPI
X. X. : make cl0ss and reliable connections ri
CinCisnati, wiihoutomaibus ride, With the favor
lite Roads Of the Wet. tal tfttt
The Little Miami Columbus / Xenia, and
Cincinnati. Hsmiltot Dayton Rail Roads. f0l
Dayton and Columbus. With tho Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati k.R, for Clevel and
BufialoA niagara Falls. The Pit,sburg. Colluu
bus Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chicago r
RS for Pittsburgh add Philadeiphis. The Cen
tai Ohio R.R.. ior ZAnesviiIe, WhseIing and BAL
timore, Marietta & Cincinusti X. L.. Tor Chilli.
e,ths, Marietta. Perkcnburg and Baldsoss. sad
with either Of The -Four Great Essiern Linss 70,
New York q Boston.
Pasengrn By this rosie have the advantage Of
wide and spscious cara with ggssaeS libesalily q
! room both IN seais sad 10 aisles. lAas go b
soaod on any oeAM Rsilsuad " he Wslt. and ths
Rssts's Patsnt Ventilated Cars b. Day
And foote'cpassnt vsatiAssd dssping eaas b
night.
other lines IN THE CHOICE or SEATS ANG
BEkTHS, from Cincinnati - u.eFs are no chan.
ges OF cars between Cineinnati and Cleveland
Pittsburgh or BelIair.
Two daily throGh Expsess tssin, tSsndays En-.
sepasdJ ono tsaia Sssday evesine.
Ohio : Aississipi time TIN nsieusn fssles
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es.dsnsd egsissa Silb sdv~siisg cdr rsss:s
aaking Quicker time. 90 .
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FIELD NOTES.:
4 Current Chronicle Of Out Door Affairs

Encosraged by the great success Of The OHIO
CULTIvAToR, and to meet more fully demand
for intelligence Of passing events relating to Ru-
raj Affairs We shall camlncnce ON the LIST Of jan
uary, 1861, and publish
A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PArER
Devoted to the same scope Of Practical Farmin
Affairs a. heretofore give in the ONO CULrIvA
TOR, and besides this give complete MARKEf Re
POETS, Notices Of Sales, lmpor;ations, t.xcbang
es,snd Statistics If Live Stock, standing aud
Performances Of Horses, Notices Of Agricultural
Societies, All manner of Field News, Adventures
IN the Saddle, Shooting, Fishing and Manly
Sports, with a chuice anc liberal Lunch Of Fam
Nv Miscellany.
FIELD NOTES will be large, double
eight page sheet, pub,i-hed every week, jumping
alive with rIrh and funny things which We dare
uotput in the ONO CULrIvAToR. A sample No.
will he ready abor, the middle OF December, and
sem fir. TO all applicants who desire to subscribe
srne il for 3. ting up clubs. ~
T1ns--Sinsle copy two dollars year; five
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lar, anda cory extra To the glitter up Of eve!
club Of ter. Payment. ss usual, in advance.
n s. D. HARRIS, Editor.
II Columbus, Ohio.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
COMMENCEMENT oFTHE SEVENTH voLU

The Publishers Of THs ATLANTIC MONTHLY ave
pleasure 10 announcing thst the new volum Z,
eoomenee with the number for January, 1851, will
contain features Of remarkable interest and atiraei-
iysness. Am0ug these may be named,
A nee novel, BY Mrs. Harriet Beeeher Stowe,
author OF "uncle Toms Cabin, and .Ihs Minister'S
WOoing."
mes novel, by Charles Reade. author Of ''Chris-
u Johnson 'Peg Wofangton," etc.
Scw Stories, by Miss Harriet Prescott. author ol
ss1he Amber Gods, " anA sSiY Rohzn's Ghost.~-
new Romance, by the author Of ''ChaTics Au-
chester" and ''CounteFpsrts."
Also, Contributions In Prose and Poetry, BY Hen.
" ". L0ngfeiiow, Richa1l B. Kimball, NstNaaiel
Hawthorne, George s. Hillard, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, james Russell Lowell, Ralph W.Emerson,
John G. Whittier, Raysrd Taylor, Edwin 7. Whip
pae, Hesry Giles, Rose Terry. Rev. DR.. Bellows,
Charles Z. Norton, Winthrop Sargent, T. W. Hig'
gineon. J. T. Trowbridge.
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OhE41 EAo1EkN ROUIB VIA
OHIO 4 MISI IPPI
BROAD GUA0E
Il A ILR q A I'D

aking the quickest time from 81. louis e
Wx Cincinnati, Lous....a, Nsehvilte end al
Eastern Cipes. New Yosk. ~ h0unL Is
Pittsburg, - hours Boston, a hours.
Wheeling, l91S hours. Philsd. lphia. IS hours.
Cleveland, - hours. Baltiip0Fs. IS hours.
Bufi..o. e! hours. Washington, :7l hours.
Louisville, liz hours. Nashville, ~ Aours.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

vaieA nAutralises tAA nalasiess peissa \ ~
booed and stimulates the livss - e1psl 4 6ea ~
bsdy. A. e shseA. - & dsss es1s ~ s0issing
6sosdes With peslset certainty. Ard & ds0 nses.
- rather 49, whaG b q nees sesviee - tAsse sab.
jset 70 this infection. II ake. in seasea 4 expels
! - ~ syssem = & = alsasbsa eaa thns kseps
tAoss Who ~ 4 Ire ftoa 10 aEiaeks: tseps tke
yse0 h hsaleA alshs.sh szpsesd - ~ dssase.
coassquea0y e ut oely eus6s, bat psoesees nsa,
iAe grest vsxiesy q a66seisaD vA3s6 ass hd1eed
b Ii maHgnsnt ia1se1cs, 0cA = Ranitasae
Hsvss, Chill Fesss, Dsak - Nasked AguA
eesiodRcal Headaehe. q BilieRs HeadaeAa. B9ko6
Revess, MsafalGia, Rheama&is0, 0oue, Hondnsaa.
3ooeAacho, Rsrscha, CAsasIA, Asth1a, Palpita.
6oas, Painful Affections a - Opsosa, 6yueilSsa
Colie, Paralysis, and Painlkl AlscGinas e ~
Stomach and Bowels, IN q Wild, Whsa asisine
iron dis eanse, Vim - fond - a6suns nsss q
les The intsEmieseat typ. TAis AauD Cum :"
ssnevss ths eanse a these desangs0s1ts, ana e9ss
1kis 4 seeomplishss b. seinalaG;ng ~ ssess-
toeies b expsl the virus fum the sysesm; and
tAess esgane b. degrees become halted % d this
tAsfr o0ce d thsR oWn seened Hmeo asises What
Ne team eeeiassestioa. Tine nay aeeompaiah ths
some nA, but oitm life = not laG eneseh, - =
esei1esd in he aisempe, whils TIL AeUS Cum"
dos & q saes. md viii aSssy. We hsvs grsss
reason - believe this b . suEes - Wsn - salR
remedy toe The whole class u diseases which ~
caused b De nfamatic infection, tAaa any oeAeP
vAicA has ben discovered; and 4 has sin sasGhse
6Datane advantags - TIE pabaie, WAieA + list
e = eAsap = wen . COED
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Fever and Ague,

6tom which mankind suffer over large part d
he Riobe, = the Consequence Of dissased action
In tie system, induced By the poisonous miasm of
vegetable decay. This exhalation b evolved ~
he action Of solar heat on wet soil. and ses With
The watefy vapor from il. While the sun e below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur
ace. and the virus Is taken With It through the
iunes int the blood. There il acts - an initiating
poison On the internal viscssa and excremg organs
Of the body The livef becomes torpid and fails 10
socrete not only this virus, but also the BILE nom
tie blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent conesitu-
6oual disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathise with the liver. and become
disoedered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
esnism, - IL In IN attempt to expel the noxious
mfhsio0, concenarates the whole blood Of the body
h he internal exeretoEies to force them to east
su& he Aood leaves The surface, and sushes to
- eoassal eeRsns WisA suggestive vtsssoee. This
= he CHILL. Bat IL this s1ost & hils. Thea he
Fsvna Solloss, = UhieA tAe Aesa lesvos ~ cea-
m Gegans end rqsAss - he G8fess. = u n
smother e6est 10 sxfa he iuitaaiag poina Through
GAat eehss esese exaseosy-sAe dk1n. II III
also it fails, and he syses@ ahandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
10 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxyms Of F1vsR AND AouR.
Such constitutional disorder viii Of course under.
mine the health IL Il 10 not removed.
We have laborea 10 find, and have found, an
snHidote.
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DR.. F: I: SPECS.
Phy6cian,
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.

Tenden his professions! services 10 Tie eidsse
al Oskalocsa and vieinitv
0t1ios Nossh.vags eossee q Puiijs oquose.
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WAIVED.

A FARM Of too o. three hsuslsed sesss, With
"A good water and timber spon il. end 10 b
sosse what i@peUvet, ssd Gtsassa within few
miles Of Uskaiooa. Any psssos desiring - ell
ssch . place cot Gosh down, q = Ssssoaaba.
Hies. will plsses cali upon u. r. Dussss. q ~
Dussoo Hosse. Oskaioosa. ct
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sSk a LOOSA, e ANSAS.
Office South side Of Public Square. sdjoinias
Cr.Vfosd's Store.
Residence In Tie stone dwelling hose, Nessi
Liberty seses& ~
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jonN =. HAll,'
SgRyII0l lyl CIVIL IleIIIlk.

U6K1DOOS1s KANSAS.
h : rs.psssS . i ssrvey'ss .. .Asss -.
- Il s;eaoabao ~. PssDsas UiGAial aBVey.
- 49, wiu paeaos I've - call.
JOY lsdA 3-aa J0Ax 1.nA.ss
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

M 1X 640&8 of 0HeAYK NE1le101e
FOR TIE CURE OF DrsP1ro1A;
FoR JAuxD!cs;
foh me Cc1e OF lNDI0ssfloH;
foa aHArAcne;
ron 1ns Cgns OF Dxs.xfHaH;
F0n FOUL STOMACH;
foA a1 - ~"s 3. ~ p,.M .As'-
foa N. cvas o. scao,uzA;
Fo. m n. V CUsS o. Rssuaa1Sn:'
Foa Ds.Aa.s Or -. SKIS;
foa 1As Cgea ~. q LNsn COMPLAINT;
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Advertisements.
{ NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD CUkcE
RAILROAD.
, (ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE, }

vNHE shortes, and Quickest route to ST Louis,
Il Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati. Mem
min. Nashville, and ali Eastern aud Southern
Cities: Passengers leave 81. Joseph et A. M.
By the Hannibal St. Joseph Railroad and con-
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ing the run in Is hours, s6Ordlng GOOD nlgnt !
rest ia st. Louis. and giving them the cho'ce y
al Roads out Of St. Louis t0s the East ana
South. BY taking the North Missouri, Pss'eo-
gers
SAVE Is HOURS TIME!
.. the connection IS SURE AT HUDSON.
a ali Trains are directed to await the anival 81
tke II. q ST. 10 Trains, and the delays and dan
ecrs Of Steamboat navigation are thereby avoided
Re sure 70 purchase tickets by the North Mis-
eouri. and do not suffer parties Interested tor
other roads to exchange your tickets tor the rve'
route, where delay 10 almost inevitabss at this
season Of the year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled aietully.
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Jo r. z. 1t St. Joseph.
80 ~ J. b. MOULrON, Supt.
swM. E. WILSON, General Ticket Agent, 81.
MAJ. WV. NORM. Agent at ST. Joseph.
August 9th, 1860, S-f
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SEVEN YEARS.

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E. B. JOHNSON, N. D.,
AND SURGEON,

Office on west side of Square, in the ONCE fer
a,sriy oseupird By DR.. A. J. hercs. K:adesc'
,oruer Of Liberty and Herkimer sts.. Oska!ooee
Jefesssa County, K. I. "u
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THE 1ypEpENpENr osKAoosA KANSAS WEDNESDAY

. A. srINsoN. E.F. HAVEN
STIN SON e. H AV E n S,
AtteE.sys and Ceunsellers At Law,
'Of6ce corner Main and Delaware Sts.,)
LEAvEVWArh CITY, KANsAS.
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STEWART 4 cRABB's

HAvE Just received large stock a Siapla
IA aad Fancy Dry Goods, consisting Of oil ihe
various artic!es usually kept in western retail
Stores. County pFOducc taken in exchange 6os
s9eds.
Ladies and Gentlemen. call ~ the reopiee
store. Southeast corner ii Public Squar.
1T Oskaioo-s Ka1sas
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cheaper Than ever of, red west Of the MissouI
River. Mr.. REESE, well.known and practica
workman, will be constantly on hand to MAKE
and mend for his old customers. In conclusion
will say:
Come north, come south; come east, come west
For here's the place old solss c&n rest:
Come poor, come rich, come hardened sinner,
Asd heip along the new hcg!onee.
N. AACUMBER Z co.
Osk.l0oaa, Kansas, Sept 2ssh, 1860. l2-3u
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r. r. WALTON,

Of the 70 mer De aI.ondes plantation, known as Yer
sas aE'sf d % pay aa e a. if f he a
go weh 3a Of grongd arc % dSf n a
city e T I 1G EAcT f Of tie t M AR 1s
Of squares roqnd sitnse The Parish Of T. Bernard
and being part Of the plantation known as he dea snd
rs u.s. u.s. 81 and H. On pan dra@n By Joseph rI'id,
& on m I'm p a @ f .9s a 5.sD o ne
late Notary Public in the city Of New Orleans, dated tho lin
'a Ss&o7 ffS q AHR 81 LAND situated in the said Parish
n5 S &c s a ad o g st M ad ste
ted by he No - and fny lsscrbg4 i an at Of sale Rassfd y
I'd Day ." Of jannay A. ' g. 3 S III ~" ''S'
Another parcel Of composed Of eight certain tracts Of
ance Of about three miles New oreas and The
ted 2 pS a Tos w s
the United States for the SITE Of Ioqsana aepo'sea IN The
plan K by the number3t 10 and H. DESIGNATED also
on sad an BY yS2 iS tne p soa 5an i teTe ea
The whole containing 81 7-lGo acfea
Slaves.
VIII e af5s "s1 "s sse XIII
3; SMITH: negro aged about 81 yenrs.
+ 10 joE ! TEx Is f asSo & se4 a"oa5 81 years.
Z THoMAssiN, ncgt5 aged about p years-engneer
5 rHIMIPnE negro AZ ed about 48 engineer:
10 BII BY JoXES, ne "'G aged a6o1, % years.
4 E14NHEI negro 't asea blacksmith
= MAnIsoN Rsgro .s ah2" 30 3D.; ys g s.as
Is FR!D ~; negro, aged ABOUT % years
l6. BIB SIMMeS negro, ased about j > years.
Is Is TON bRS ncgrS ased abou, 70 years
@ II kFc Fya G HsEfG 9 I'D :?
q. ANDREW, negro, aged about 70 years.
~ =. HESRY TAYL iK TesTo, ,gsd about 80 years
q, Al.1CK, negro, aged about q % years
g. MARVIN WHITE, negro, aged about 30 years
z. NAE. nero, aged about q years.
= WILLIAM DES ncgr9 ase d abont 40 yS4
ST. wilson, negro. ngsd about 80 years-hossler
y JOE negro "Eeb a'ltt ~ "a corrcntnr
e. RHEfSs ?sS5? ? sssa s sSSn, 2
So LEWIS WALKER, negro aged about ~ yeA:s'
81 DLCK nero aged about y year, c"t
g nItTtS pE$Py 1cS5t ared about is years
80 ROBERT Phillips, negro age aboHt - years
Al. WILLIAM HENRY, negro, aged about IL SF"'''
A. JOE. n"grO agFd about IL years
-. ROGERS, reE'o age ahoMt 10 years.
a. mfNi2 Hsgo' +teD 'tei" nb IN q Years
q; AJRE areA about 45 yeas-hospital keeper. IN,
her two children:
A.. SANDY. aear about years
IS. MARY aged about years ,,,,,, % ,oor ,,, h.,
Az '' I've i've - chilir+n,
70. BEN. negro, aged years.
81 iMiNSE1, girl agea years.
d " a nli-,Aat "Scu os S'''a
p lts-i nr,ts' 80, ,ad . TS,onths
s. IE a;es tprs soed about ~ wears and he
re u , = CI;'4 nsaa a.out 16 months
81 XVI XIV a o abont 20 years and her child
g. AMAZE Hynn1 hIS1; 7' ' - ~
s. ES d about o. years aud her two children
* ~ NM : BIZ r = ~ a ,irI AGED 6 years
g. }TITINE g'Tl sSed years. 20 ,..-. 49,
o. Lot j. t ~ c,;Iiren
60 / c,P Pt' " aefd 1 yssrs
e. Ahlf n rs ii nepress aged about As years. al
Co. mr. l.. II AHtNA' "A~7'"''
&C. tMAR ERlTE, aged - years 40 ro,rs
q. NJ ~ rSSs' aend ahoHt Is years
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U
SATURDAY, April 10, 1854, at p o'eloegs
Royal street pnhle ancon, will be sold
TIN. vet ' desir bic R NGuTIAR LOT OF GROUND, in
he triangle formed no Willow and fravier Streets
measuring Cha borne and about 10 feet front
Willow street forming the of uiihornA and Willow
streets ding plan made by Louis H. Pie City Sur
veyor. =, ;. -
mos eebly the large and aSing business of
that ehb3rhco1
pTERMa-The purchaser to the payment of three
notes each datei heemher 1854 and payable respectively
ihe Ionsuua Bank l. and each for Sle3 49,
with in crest maturity at cent and
cent II uaiy paid beaiin mortgage the
property. the balance cash
Act of sale before For4er, Notary Public at the
| ren.e of the purchaser. az
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]. 3. WALTON.

SUGAR PLANTATION AND RE-
FINERY, MACHINERY, FARMING UTENSILS, CAT
TILE, MULES, ETC., etc.
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DESIRA ABLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
PrSt nia Four District the line of the City
Railroad Seventh street. and One Lot of Ground
Sin. h street, at auction.
BY J. 3. WALTON,

AuctlOneef-f1h!ce,
g SATURDAY, pril 49, 1861, a I2 o'clock NJ,
> at and aucioneers told Post
ohice) Royal will be sold 4g
TWO LOTS OF GROUNh in the Fourth District Of this
city, the hounaed by Prytana Seventh Sixth and
PaGuemtne streets, sgnated by the Nos and measuring
each 80 Pytania depth Of Geet.
No forming The Of Pryt and Syen,h
LOT OF GROUND in the Fnu tn Dis rtrt of this city,
in the square bounded by Dryades Sixth and St en
and Washington eenue measuring IS feet front
street by n depth 100 feet between para lei lines
ngrTER AIS-One- third cash. in ! years.
the the purchasers their order heaug per
cent mum day sale maturity
cent thereafter pnnenely paid, with special mortgage
on the property sold. until final pay nent
Acts of sale J. F. Jar Notary Public the
pense of he purchasers. AZ
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e,Arr1RDAY, May IL, 1861, at IA o'clock nT.,,
"a il 1 IT. me Ss '
0 s9Hn Of 5s s99 and men ssas
ri ic. on Worh eel, about Hollda street and
81 SS feet On s seqs Is sabni Two Story Ing
the Az on 5 on Si y a s sue eosSnng ehf rncpa
esost WITH out hoases s &c ca5nrs necan nd
tree cod vegetable garden The land is high and lie
n9o ~ S 81 hes be % ana Known IS
the place, and occupied By the keEner AGA
SQUARE R, bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
5s Sb IS a!S'e 80 y and IS Second
Nos H. IL - and T. fon ing on Fh ssfee ensve ss
ing on on 81 ,n'in on ~ w ~, 4
Nos a%sling part art, icing s ON eae
l. founded BY bird Fourth, Worth and Holiday
I ofs Sos 2sS" and % ons on rnr md 1T
4, IS and 4 fronting on F0Trth street. measure eaen
Ioa stiee and Is inclusive ona worth stss
Sn 81 y aB W Ct T. Holiday streets
NOD SsT G and
from 70 g. Lots Nos @ 4 = and Is fronting Fourth
r @ a st.
on BY a. o W0 n CA ene os4
KSnEs5 9; y sss -
"ss 9JHR HsPS i, Sc ley and Dan
@ n da ps ON @ se 6 to
- inclusive fronting seeo 80 feet
front depth of cO feet. Lots Ii and 2frontng
lots % and 81 fronting oSley street.
each 30 feet front, by depth of $50 feet.
HALF OF sou RE No 25 bounded by Third, Fourth and
and Williams avenue divided into twelve lots
numbered from 10 L. Lots to inclusive fronting Minos
and lots II inclusive onting Williams avenue
each 30 et ont depth of i20 feet Lots
fronting Third street. each 80 feet by depth l50
feet.
rR asa s ts sn n h seS 9 DC s
Missistir river sixteen miles from New Orleans the only
point where the railroad with the river The land is
high the location healthy the State 1t offers
parties desiring establish country at dis
and easy and gardeners and Others of the
best opportunities for investment.
The plans of the property may be seen at the office of the
Auctioneer.
E TERMSFor the Bell Grove Place, square A,
cash. balance and years credit with per cent
per from day of sale For the oher Squares
oneoh cash. balance at two and three credit
with six interest from day of sale and all with eight
interest after maturity and special mortgage until
final payment.
Acts Of sale before E. Barrett Notary Public the
of the purchasers a6