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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
WRRCKa.


walked Oas day alous upoa the shoFO,
Watching tie pals clouds In the sultIy shy,
And cut at soA the ahips were dTtftsd b.,
Hearing, - In drSan, the Uuvos dun rSaE.
The Slantlng sun shoaa Whit along the sand,
StrsWA With erSen Sea-vesd and with ertmsOH
shells,
out of the osoaaS din, myStsTiOus cells,
JsWelling all the broad skirts Of the land,
The salt Osa brssas blsw inland towards the
The seAGaIs dartsd past ne In their aight;
The hlne wSvss flashed with PhOsPAoTSsoSnt
HeavinE and swayins in their wild unrest.
LADduArd tAsy rolled to snits the gray old
The baid cd rocks, which .tood with .Aoul-
An SuaErSd and Sssnsd, undsE the SUMS bread
And feet is@sr.sd, waiting the Wild waves
shosks.
Along the shores were skeletons Of wrecks.
Fair ships that once had called the purple
seas.
Laden with spices and with fragrant teas;
And smiling passengers had paced their decks.
looked asroaA .rhe seething harbOr bar.
And heard In fancy women weep and vail,
l cav sad fAeas that With fright were pale
And struggling forms which elung to mast and
spar.
" Alas ;" thought, "POOr souls, with land 90
near,
After long days upon the pathless deep,
At last beneath the ocean waves to sleep,
Away from home and those they held most
dear"
walked the eity's crowded streets once more,
And past me rolled the tide Of human kind,
And there saw Sad wrecks which called to
Ny lonely wandsringS BY the wild sea shore.
How fair they seemed when sailing forth from
land,
What precious freight in golden hopes they
bore;
What fond eyes watched them from the fad
ing shore;
The winds which filed their SAils how Soft and
bland.
But coon the storm looued back within the sky !;
And mast and rudder, spar and Shining sail,
Wee torn and shattered in the furious gale;
And thus upon Life'S sea they pass Us BY
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

MAN doubles all the evils of his fate by
pondering over them. A scratch becomes
a wound, slight an becomes an injury, .
jest an insult, q small peril great dan.
ger, and slight sickness often ends in
death bv brOOding apprehensions Of the
sick. We should always look on the
bright side Of life's picture. o.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
3aisrsIIauruHs anSErttsing.
The Eyes | The Eyes !
DR. e. II. PARDEE,
ocrumn Am su,V.p
oCULlR AND AURlR.

.!<!N:NLIIlJ://. AReF RPOlFaeted Bfnd0eo9
&NI1< Of mOre thaa Eve yeaTS, DT.
- -: eaIeeO Aao nads himself thSs-
=: =. ORgAly aa9 ssSsntlacany &C.
..II:I!IiIS[N% QaAinte4 VIA an diseases Of
I:/:I:I;EcE4iS> he eye, an1 \ ~ psaosleinR
with ssceess noA surpassed IN ths unltsA States.
An ePeSaGioas performed. SoeA - DlsaAisnus, or
eFOs eye, CataFa6s - linear extEsStSon, DspVssOn
o. AheorptiOa, PteTyRlaa, o6eesAy nsiAFass RTow.
Inc over The sye, Rs3actIoA - BlSnAyoaa o. 61lR-
ing out Of the eye, AFtiASial Pupil ttsla LAehFy.
malls, elosing Of tear passage, and 81 dsISTIi.
ties Of lids, etc., etc.
AFtiacial 9yes inserted vIAOat IL DeaA DaA, ana
Possessing I'll tAe move0eDts Sna eTilllaney 81 tho
real eye. 4 laFss emoEtnlsnt cOnaantly On Aand
and for sale 81 FeasVaAbls pstees ne DOetOTb Hye
Bath for the treatment and care q al nsTvONS do.
eases is used all ever this eoaSs.
Thankfsf 70 these physicians VIE have cent Nm
cases for operations, he hopes that his univerSAl
saccess VIII wnFrAne cOntt0aatlOn o. their conA-
dence. HE eeleASity - an operator 10 eo-sHtendve
WIKI his Saeceas; As patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations, from NrY StA
an6 Boston ainOst monthly.
Many patients can be Seen at the Doctors O@es
daily. In dlGeTent stages ~ recovery.
0Hce-161 CLAY STREET (AboVe the PlaSs) RsAT
Dupont st., San PraneiesO. lap6-ly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

TEE old elm tree on Boston Common
on which Mary Dyer was hung, too bpm.
dred and thirty years ago, for preaching
Quaker doctrines, Is still standing. Some
Of its heavy branches are supported by
iron chains, and every possible care 10
taken for its preservation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
SEMINAL WE4EVE,lS

HEAJN-tL Elm " ksNN,
4 SaeOrn-tO Certificate y Most Remarkable Cure
OF SpermdtOrrAGd.
desire 10 bene6t suffering huma nifty. and feel
ing Of gratitude To DR W. X. DONKETr alone in.
l have been afflicted with that terrible disease
known as }" epermatorrhGa," or SEMINAL Weakness,
the result Of self abuse, bot tin 1855 experienced but
little trouble or Inconvenience. 10 that year, how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness 70 an alarming II.
tent Which vas soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms. AS weakness VI the back and limbs paIn
In the head, dImnrss Of vision, neFvousnens and
general debility Ny mind tOo vas aGrct ed 20 such
extent ~ to seriOuSly impair my memory; my
IDEAS we're confused and spirits depressrd I vas
10 society, had evil foFebOdines And selfdIs-
truss and was entirely unified Tor any Of the du-
ties Of life. Prom 1855 TO the summer Of 1S6S ew.
plOyed the very best medical talent could nnd and
spent several hundred dollars, but tn no instance
obtained more than temporary relief had about
concluded there vas relief for me In thIs world
bat seeing Dr.. OohertyS Advertisement. IhOuEht I
would call and see him, - he charged nothing for
consultation. l had an interview With Dr. Doherty,
at his once, SIS SacTAmento street, and his fee Tor
treatment vas ~ reasonable, I determined 70 try
him, though did not expect much brne6t from his
treatment. On the &h Of December last I pIaeeA
myself under his care In one week found myself
very much improved, and now, AFTER eve weeks'
treatment, feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my
troubles and in the enjoyment Of the best health
Hoping that my experience may be OF benefit 70
others similarly afflicted, I subscribe mysrII,
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn to'OeEore the, this I5th dsv
OF January, A. D. 1854. A. G. RANDALL,
IL. 3. Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

ON AND AFTER JUNE 15th,
~ TRAINS, In connection with the Sacramento
Valley and PreepOrt Railroads. will run IS follows:
Leave Shlngie Springs, At and II A. y. and 84s
P.A.
Leave Sacramento at ~ A. \. and4PH
Leave FreepOrt At A. H., S:4S ?. y. and Ai
ON SUNDAYS. Trains viii run a. follow:
Leave Shingle Springs for Sacramento only, Al
II A. ~, and LEAVE sACRAMENTO, for shinEis
Springs 1t 6x An.
All Trains stop 1T FOLSOM.
There viii be no train up on Sunday nights from
FreepOFt.
The II A. n. Train In from ShinEie Springs and
the Midnight Train from PreepoFt. run in connec
tion with the Steamboats, OIL the river and the Pho
neer Stages across the mountains.
The 6X A. n. Train, from sacramento, will also
connect ct Shlngle Springs with the Pioneer and
Overland Line Of Stages for
PLACERvILLE,
GENOA, CARSON CITY,
VIRGINIA AND AUSTIN,
As we'll as the mountain towns throughout n Dora.
do, Alpine and EsmeTalda counties. Couch 4 Coz
Stage Line connect with this train at LAtrobe, con.
veying passengers to all the larger towns Of ANA.
dor, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. The and
IL A. H. trains down connect with the Pioneer Stage
Line at ehngle Springs, and with Couch Cos Line
at Latrobe.
All the Trains from shngle Springs run into Sac.
FamentO IS we'll IS Freeport.
FREIGHT will be taken on ell Trains, except
the II A. y. Train, from Single Springs, and the
Midnight Express Train, from Freeport.
?. A. BISHOP, supr
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPENSE.


YIN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1884, ordi.
nary Freight will he received at FREEPORT and
forwarded to LAfROBE without charge for tran.
shipping, drayage or forwarding
Goods shipped by steamers OF the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving San Francisco at 4, ?.
H., daily can be delivered in L.atrObe at Q o'clock
will be forwarded with Dispatch. No charge
dnary freight per sailing vessels for leVee dues,
transhipping drayage or forwarding.
All Heavy Freights, surh - Boilers. Heavy Cast
ingS, Steam Engines, etc., will he tranShipped At
Preeport by powerful dercks directly to the cArs,
and At LatrObe will also he Il anshipped by 6ercks
directly to teams. For this class OF freight charge
will be made Of cost Of 'abor engaged on dericks
only.
Freight Charges Of steamers or sailing vessels will
he advanced at Freeport and collected At Latrobe
without charge.
Marx all Freight CARE ?. R. R., PREEPORT, ,"
nd send receipts with freight
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT, from FreepOrt to LAtrObe, - per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from Latrobe to Pre-port or
Sacramento, will be forwarded at the following
rates:
Ordinary FreiEhts, per ton. M
Ores, & &lshiPPer' TO load and unload) per ton. a.
Lumber, NJ 8 90
Wood, " car OF
6& cords ............. ......l 70 M
Hides. ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e
klpH........ ............ ............... 10
EeS'''''''''..' ''''.' -.............. W
Mark FreIght," Care PAS V. R-R."
J. p. ROBINSON,
p. A. BISHOP,
janl1 eupeTintendentS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

|
Watts Nervous Antidote !
Tile Greatest Medical DiscOrery
Of the Age!
A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS!
THIS MEDICINE Is A PURELY vEGE-
L TABLE PREPARATION. and has never
been known to fail in efeeting = permanent cure
In the following cases:
Ague,
Anxiety,
Loss Of Appetite,
Asthma Bronchitis,
Cholera Morbus, Rheuma-
hsm. ConxulsAOns, Cholid, Dys.
eutery, .Delirium Tremens, Mental
or Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, 0out,
Fits. Headache, Hysterics, Heart
Disease. Palsy, Imbecility, I'm.
potency, Suppressed Mem
Sos. Neuralgia, Plu.
risy. Restless
ness,
st. Vitus' Dance. Structure, Tic Dolo-
reu1, Wnooplng Cough Etc.
Columns Of certificates Of cures might be pub
ished, sufficient 70 satisfy the most Sksptica that
this medicine is ell the dseOveEsr claims for it,
Persons with any Of the above diseases, viii do
WeA to give 1t trial before dosing themselves with
mineral pOisOns; that. while they sometimes ar
ford temporary relief, always Leave behind them
the seeds of some other disease, Oftsntimes fAr
worse than that which they are given to cure.
Watts Nervous AntldOte
Is perfectly hsEmless preparation, and can be
given to an infant without fear Of injury. In fact
there are many persons who give It to crying ba-
Sis'' as soothing syrup, with niEaculOus eject.
The AntidOts is SeE ssls b an DFugEiSts.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
Corner Of Powell and Bush ste, Can Francisco,
loet'm3J Wholesale Agent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
TO FEMALES.

When female Il In trouble or aniieted With dis
ease aS weakness Of the back and lnbs pain In the
head dImness Of sight, loss Of muscular power pal
ptAiion Of t'e heart. lrritAbIty. nervousness,
IRENE urinary dimeuties. arrangement Of digestive
functions, general debility vAEnltis, all dis-sses Of
the womb, hyUtersa, stery and all other diSea ses
peculiar IN females, they should 20 OF write
his Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor Is eHectinR more
cures than any other Physician In the etAte Of Call.
'orniA Let no false delicacy prevent you, but ap-
ply Immediately and save yourself from painful suf
ierinks and premature death. Al Married Ladies',
whose delicate health other circumstances pre-
vent an increase In their families should write OF
call at Dr. W. X. DoheFtyb Medical institute, and
they will receive every possible relief and help
The Doctor's otnces. consisting Of = suit Of six
rooms, are 30 arranged that he can be consulted
without fear Of observation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
COMPANY {
ELECTION NOTICE.

THERE vRi be en- election he'd sa the TWENTY
i PIRSR DAY OF OCHOBER next, 70 determine
whether tax SAalLbe levied upon The taxable prop
eStv 0f tka
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
BUCKEYE FLAT

SCHOOL DISTRICT, sulieIent to raise the sun or
Of erecting . nsW sohodi house ief the distE.OG
me elootSOo WIN be hsld ct - School House N
Buckeye V1st, between Tie ASuFs Of six and eight
O'Clock ?. -.
- esasT II the Roasd .sf Rahais ApAeOll lzTaHees'
Of Buckeye T1At eehool District.
JOHN z EDWARDS,
Clerk Sf the Board.
Shing'e Springs, Sept. 3Oth, l06S.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
DIR. G. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Gal Commercial Street,
few doors below KeaFney,. .eAN YRANCISCO
ATTE1DIso ASD RBIDEET PsTsscAH,
c. W. MoORE, II. D.,

G. W. NoORE. n. D.,
ATT1Drso ASD RBIDEET PsTuGAH,
Late !SSr0NOa o. s. H., QsssrnRAiae PAvaictaa
at Nee OrtNdRS dSd AOAlON, LHetsr1r -
Morbid AadtOmt 0ad DiseaAss Of UO-
nta and "AiLdrea, NeWsbsr Of Aa
Massachusetts MEDICAL SociS6N,
&C., &c.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
TO CORRESp0YDENZS.

TO OONW z1"Iz Wv DL4EIN.
Patients residing In any part OF the State however
distant, who may desire the opinion and advice Of
Dr.. Doherty, on their respective cases, and Who
think proper to submit written statement Of such
Ia preference to holding a personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communications will
oe heId mos sacred. Dr. DOherty takes this oppOr-
tunity Of observing that all letters are opened and
replied 70 by himself only and the latter a promptly
Nc possible.
II the case be fully and candidiy described, the
necessity Tor personal communication will be SUPER
ceded, rs instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment Of the case itself (neludng the
Fenedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in
such manner a. 10 convey no idea Of the purlDOFt
OF the letter or parcel 20 transmitted.
20 ConsutatiOn EratS. Permanent cure Suay.
anteed or no pay. Address,
W. K. DOHERTY, N. D.,
Sept9S-8ml Ban FRANCISCO, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

THEO. ?. TRACY, Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

lEREIHLE kAIlEoAD AccIDESr-CoIIls.
los ANu bErt- Loss % LnE We learn
that about one clock this morning a
terrible accident occurred on the Onio
and Mississippi railroad, near Looroo
tee. Marion county, Indiana. A freight
trair coming East and a soldier train
gong West oolhded at that point, and
by this Gcc.dent the engineers ami IRE
men o. both trains were instantly
killed.
Mniie the trains were lying too after
The accident avery angry dispute arose
between the conductors of the Two
trains 81 10 which was az fault for The
disaster. la the excitement which ri.
lowed th.s controversy, the copiuctor.
neglected 70 signal any approacbino
trains. and the result OF tins recklss..
oareiessuess was that smother freigbt
frain from The Esst ran into theealiler
tTain while 10 was ~ the station. anS
killed hiteen men and wounded one
hundred ana fifty, many Of whom vii
die. " -
We have seldom been called upon 40
record q more terrible accident. or on
caused BY more criminal earelesspess
The who're affair wall DOUBTLESS be In
ivssugated The soldiers belonged 10
Illinois and Missouri regiments, and
we're e. rplGe 70 their homes. Al
taEs I'D Lsa7' - nat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

RoBsED.-James Hawkins, formerly q
sergeant in company 2, Sd Tennesseo
AJuntsd iuflntry, and citizen ogGresn
county, Ess. Tennessee, was robbed on the
night Of the ed inst, near the louisville
Depot, about o'clock P. N. Mr.. Hawkins
was passing she corner Of the alley, on Mar
ket street, known as the extension Of Line
street, wHen two men camo forth and one
offered him drink Of liquor. lie declined,
when The other placed a cooked revolver at
bis beast and told him 10 "hsnd up that
pocket book" Ne eSve il TO him with SsCo
enclosed therein, and was then searched
for other valuables. BE had two watches,
one Of which the villains succeeded in GET
ting and were about 90 take other when
he "hroke and ran" Ha describes the two
men as follows: "0ne was dressed in light
pant, dark coat and vest, and g black hat;
an ! had dark hair, black whiskers aud
black eyes" "Fhe. other had on linen
buster. dark pants and vest, had light COM
Plesioo, sandy hair and whiskers. The
irst wss about 5 feet inchos, aad the sec
ond about 8 fectloinchcs high. The were
about twenty five and thirty years Old, re
sPectveiy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
President JurnsOn rs a RreOnstruo-
zionist.

The Albany Eyening Journal says;
Itss. !u ore respect at least, fortunate
shat President johnson is q Southern
man Ie be- thoroughly acquainted
with thn Southern character and with
southern mon. he knows better than
a.urst ety one else what the needs of
tlc Eoue wifh respect TO the Insurgent
country sud people are He knows
vho. tmoug those south OF Mason and
p.acns Line who offer their services
rud sdy,cr. e. trust, who are the true
r1.u aud who are the false. who are
the real friends Of the Union and who
are iir enemies IN disguise. In making
rfs .pf5inims nts. he will be lees likely
Co De deceived than would Northern
PRECEDENT. iorh he makes his selections
nom among those with whom he hiss
lived en- Dr. days Knowing. either
personally 0r by report nearly all the
prominent men Of the south, be wall be
aria 90 rut thr right men IN the right
,E.re. and ro exercise has official power
THAT the right influences shall prevail
President johnson ia, moreover, a
man oi the peopl~. Sprung from the
humber walks of life, his sympsp les
are with the weak in their struggle
a-ainst ihe strong. lie will throw the
weight of Die official snd personal in
Ll-ncs ou thp side OF popular Free
dou agairst Doe Oi&archs who would
reduce our country % a despotism All
thaf De- can 40. hewill do toward break
isg down the great ssnded sristocrscy
ol tho South ard building up on its
Ilins s. condition of society based upon
fa- intelligence and virtue Of the
masses. kroEing the needs OF The
i-opls-.uai whore the radical defect
IN iho rcl aud political constitution
oi tine Hrttlhous States has hitherto
h-eu-a,, g.il understand how toapply
the r,ucly. sud will promptly apply il.
ie vail also see q IL that the right
Influences prevail in the work of re-
colstfucuou lie viii have special
care for the Interests Of the many
against the ambition ana grasping self.
.ruuess ct the few. he viii make il his
ann O. protect she honest masses. both
white and black, against two classes OF
men WHO will aspire 10 leadership
those who were the leaders OF the Re
lra.iDH ua..H' ire 4trlfiliQl--tne Row
stiUI aris0ciais. who hope 10 restore
fhe old despoii-m under a new name
and another form; and Northern and
Southern advsnturers-men Of desper-
ai- fortune. who have neither oharae-
Ter nor PRINCIPLES, and who viii
seek Dc make themselves popular byap-
Dealing io the worst passions of the |
worst classes Tie viii rather seek out
tio-s who are thoroughly acquainted |
with The country, whose interests are /
identified gith d., who believe in popu- |
'ar liberty without being tainted with |
Jacob.n;sm who are enlisted in the 1
csuso 81 tie Union not from selfish |
motives bet becsuse they love il. aud /
that ia .s i-dl.zolubiy identified with /
the welfare of the country and the /
hoPes %! mankind A Sonthern man /
himself, be viii select those ~ the In.
stEuuents OF reconstruction. who have
20 heart the welfare Of the South-hl>
t1-t Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
The Needs OF Farmers-GoTerHment
Sales.


The farms OF Tennessee and North
Alabama have, within the past two
years, been almost entirely stripped OF
horses, mules, wagons, dc But few
animal or vehicles Of value were LEFT
them. The necessities Of the armies
operating in the country permitted the
exercias Of bat little sympathy with the
suffsri1g people Prompt and rapid
movement wss necessary TO efficiency
and success, and whatever citizens pos
sessed that would prevent delays, or
add 70 the celebrity or vigOr OF the ar
mics, was taken without much regard
10 the condition Of the owner. I'M
pressmenta became so common, the
plucked lost, to a considerable degree,
the faculty Of complaining, and, on
ghl OF an impressing party, made
haste to resign whatever was demand
ei with due resignation and humility.
With the close Of the war all this sort
Of oppressi0n-for it is oppression,
though for the general good-has ceas-
ed. We shall have no more oft The
farmer can now proceed TO replenish
his stock Of horses, mules, cattle, veg
ons. and everything else, Of which his
farm is IN need, without the dread Of q
coat Of blue CT q coat of gray, before
h.s ewes de viii soon, under the be-
n.cu reign OF peace, begin to feel him
self @ man again, with rights hedged
about and protected by law, which
no one can infringe with impu-
uiiv. BE has learned from the bitter
experiences Of q period of fierce, bloody,
sruel was, hor to value the blessings Of
peace. snd law and order; and as be
eecunulates property again, Of any
Kind, he viii take care that no civil
strife invited, aided or allotted by him,
hal come again TO bruise him with its
3espouc heel
ISIS fortunste for the farmer that,
just as he is coming under the @gis Of
.Le civil law, tae Federal government
% throwing into market the very de-
scuptions Of animals, etc, that he
needs. He ought TO watch for the gov
frnment sales. attend them and make
his purchases. II ne will keep an eye
upon the advertising columns OF the
JNas be can keep himself posted in
regard 70 them IL is greatly to his in
teres. 10 avail himself of the sdvan>
taees offered BY the government sales.
Ry attending and buying for himself
he can get what be wants at low prices,
and bid SPECTATORS defiance.
There viii be a sale ct the Franklin
Slols, ia Ibis city, on the 9TH of next
month. Of tone 500 amy wagons, $50
TWO horse wagons, 80 wood wagons, be.
sIdss lumber and hsy wagons, spring
wagons. carts, ? 600 sets of harness, and
numerous other articles.
On She u.n q July, 500 head OF beet
rattle win be sold az the cattle depot in
t.is CITY
Aud on The l0.h Of July, 1000 mules,
irte-v.ceable condition for ordinary
.arm-uors, viii De sold 1t the Govern
Iaort Corals In this place.
At MCrlree. boTo, on Monday next,
25tA inst, carpenters, Wheelwrights,
olatg.milhs, and saddlers' tools, sad
d.s. h-illea, dc, viii be offered.
E.sr tncse sales in niDd, farmers OF
TcruszUse and North Alabama Ifyou
d5 ROT take advantages Of them, spec
rlatoss will They VIII buy up the
mules vrr5ns. DC, and resell them at
slr1ncel Trices, and you viii have to
NV ttr.o prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
Government Houses
.r ia I At -sfTgg LII
PUBLIC SALE.
crrlos OF A.sssrAs1 QeAnranAAs1En,

NASHVILLE iEsS. y, lse5.
vETIIL d, sold a. public ssle, 90 Monday July
" 81, 1905 the following Framed Houses, erect
Cd b. the u. 2 Government as additions 10 Re lie
NieF, on North summer street, bsyoud The Sulphur
spring, TO wit
Cook r3p1se and yoTemsn's Dining Poem,
with wafer cse ., tr Czhs, SC, conpiete-f5 feet
loas, i6 feef Vi de, and y 1eet high
Bath House, viii water eoczs and trough CON-
plfte, Sfeetlofg. y feet wide, and II FEET j Oh.
Aodiioa % i1uiBg Room, % fe long, 10 feet
wide, y q high IL ffCnt sn fees high M rear.
stable, s. feet long, 80 fett-Si1e. z feet high IN
front and II feet high in rear.
= Wood house, o.. u long l3 feet vide, feet
high Ia front and II Feet il rear.
col House, ~ feet long 10 feet wide, feet hi gl
IN front add III feet in rear.
beseias three mentoped properties will be sod
togsther or singly. 70 SUIT pursr asels-
Nash HOUSE, z01s feet loDg, u leet wide, snd ~
feet h gh.
wash tousa az feet lorg, y feet vide, II feet
high II from, 3nd7 . faet b enaR rear
.sNetsr House. u isttlonZ, feet wide, and feet
high g~ -
s'epI adder, l2feet long. aod 3j< feet wide.
Thesc properties sre to be removed by he pur-
chaser with Il i've days aft-r ssle.
sale tocOmmence ~ 70 o'clo * on said day.
erms lsh ip y. =. currency
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