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The wine Ptnnt.

The Rural Nep Horhc,thinks tho "Wino
Plant, Linnaeus Myatt Wine Plant or lhu.
bard, as it in commonly culled, is u Ihumhug,
First, tho vino ma1o trom II is not good. No
compound that can justly rank with wine, or
that can ever become, permanently on uni-
vefsally popular, can 90 male from rhdbol b
juice. Ills chemically impossible. In man.
utacturing, the pure juico CT the plant
is first Diluted by adding au equal bulk
of water, then three pounds or moro of
sugar stogeacll galon of the rmiXturo,
When "'the fermentation Ia flushed tho
sugar is transformed into alcohol, which
imparts III, strength and spirit to the liquor
(pure spirits would anawer the Same pur.
posa as rsuga' }, the water reduces It 10 q
proper conSis ehoy, and the juice OF the
rhubarb gives ills distinctive character,
Oxalio is the predominuling acid of the
latter. This in q pure aud condensed form
is Srpoweriuls poison, aud IL oven small
quantities were taken into the system fro.
quently, as they certainly would DO in using
ths compound for common beverage,
tiereis no reason why the result would
not eventually DO a great injury to tire
health. .,,,a
But will il sell? win il pa,2--are the
practical questions, perhaps, to deal with.
me VINE, no, Ono oi the WelShtlest argu-
msuts ot the wine plant wonders, is in eSli-
mating the compound to be worth throo dol.
lars per gallon, and in soma oases, at least
the yield at hvo thousand gallons per acre
Aud, to manufacture this quantity, an outlay
OF moneycin sugOr, Casks, labor &e,i Of, AT
least three thousand dollars viii be neces
RWy. There iia no market in tho United
States in, which tho product of ton acres
could bereadiy sold at fifty cents per gal
lopi aud twenty-five cents per gallon is the
highest price that manufacturers ofspurous
ohampagnes and other Wines who are the
besh unfYoulyyusiopsrs t9ppY extent, f0r
faSll there is no marketfor thIssnh. \, (
As pleasant, hcalttlul unl harmless
drink, Il win moi bear comparison IN singl
point with properly made cider, and til,
latter drink can be supplied Tor at least one
half the cost Of the rhNbarb compound.
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NInnagcment or nnllar.

Great care is required III Sailing or sea
soning, whether for.R distant. or a home
market, Over salted. butter is not oaly less
palatable to the taste bnfless hcal.hfui Than
fresh sweet butter The SANS care is
needed as to the box in whieh.it is to be
packed, whether it'bea hrkm ia which il is
10 remain till used, or only in the box to
take to market as fresh lump butter, The
best and richSss hayoEvt arte@ viii be
spoiled by sending il to the exhibition or ia
market in new or improper boxes -lfassa
ch nseitS PlOW9hmaR. ,........-.,
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How Stephens Broke Ln,I.

Stephens, tho Fenian leader, has given
an interesting account of tho manner ~
which he escaped from tho Richmond Ire
hnd) prison. The day after hs was locked
up ho was informed by friend that hs cs.
eapo had been planned by parties outside.
He was tol u Iow days later that the 24th
of November was tho day selected. His
friends had procured koys for six or sevcu
doors between his coll and the prison wall
which was twenty-five feet high. On tile
evening of tho 23l he went to bed at tho
usual hour, eight O'clock. llc was Very
drowsy, aud il reduitod all Ills efforts
to keep awake, About two o'clock he
heard a slight noise ut n considerable dis,
tauce, which ho'lmew was'produced by tho
opening OF tue first gate. Soon aftcrward
he heard y siuilar noise and SO on until the
key turned in his coli door. This grated
50 nosiIy that il had to he oponed with tho
utmost caution Stephens had dressed him.
self about milaight Tho high wiud, heavy
rain, and mtenso darkness of tho night,
wore all favorable for tho escape His
| friend pressed himself against the door to
/ prevent its croaking, aud revolver was
/ instantly placed in his hand. They then
/ passed, in the Same manner, through all the
| doors of the prison, until thoy reached the
]
thir further progress, II must remain q
mystery how no ascended that wall, bui
tho manner in which he descended it was
as follows; He had been given to undor
stand that he must leap from the top OF tho
wall into garden at tho other side. 30
fore doing So however, no felt along the
top Of the wall and his hand came in onNtaol
with metal funnel or stove pipe, at which
ho pulled to see il it were firm euough tc
descend by. Finding II quito Grm he LET
himself down by it somo eight or ten lest
when heiond himself on the ruof of a shed
down which ho slid to path which ran b,
it's side. In that way no trace of his do
scont was lett, aud hence the mysliioatiou
Of the detectives,
No sooner was he down than he told his
friends to disperso immediately aud "a
! homo. Two only remained with him. They
, proceeded 300 yards, when one OF tho tw,
remaining friends also left, and no then pro
ceeded TO tho house lac had determined [,
! take refuge, Six different houses wer,
} ready to receive him that night, aud ever,
, one of the SIX owners renamed up aIlnigk
. anticipating his arrival No one saw hin
D enter the house in which he took reGug,
. aud from its windows could To seen III
prison in which no had been conhued.
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Now is the time TO get rid of tho miller
for the summer. Ii you kin every worm
iu'your own hives you viii have no trouLiu
with them unless you have careless hee.
keepers ~ your OWE neighborhood TX.
anime tha bottom boards, every morning
Tho bees will do their part and guaw them
from the combs, when if you DO yonrs as
wei and Kill all that are dropped you viii
save yourself much trouble In the future
A few moments spent in this way will avail
you more than all the moth traps ovel
inyentld, Tile willsr hns no tmrur hm care
ful bee-keepers with strong colonies.
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Our st@p aGuoh.
AN IItIsII MELODY.
ny D. y. M'oAnrnY.

Ah, sweet Kitty Ncili rise up from your wheclj
Your neat little foot will be weary from spin
Come, lrip down with me to the sycamore tree -
Half the parish is there, and tbs dance is begin.
ming.
Tho sun has gone down, but the full harvest moon
Shines sweetly aud cool on the dow-whitcued
valley,
whao all the mir rings with tho soft loving things
Each little bird sings In the green shaded valley.
With blush and smile, kitty rose up the while,
Her nyo Ia the glass, rs abe boid her hair, ganc-
ing,
'Tis hard to refuse when young lover sues,
SO She couldn't but chousc 10 80 Otto the dane
Ing.
Aud now on the green tho glad groups are sccn,
Each gay hortcd lad with the lass Of his chOos-
Aud Pat, without fail, leads out sweet Kitty Neil
Somehow, when she asked, she neer thought Of
refusing.
Now Felix Mogeo puts his pipes to his knee,
And, with flourish 80 FREQ, sots each couple in
With cheer aud bound, the lads patior the
ground
The maids move around just like swans on tho
ocean. ....
Checks bright as The roso-fcet light as the docs
Now coyly retiring, now boldly advancing;
Search the world all round from the sky to the
ground, t.-
No such sight can be found as on Irish lass
dancing. .... ..
Sweet Kate, who could view your bright Dyes Of
deep blue,
Bcaming humidity through their dark lashcs
~ mildly,
Your f,irturncd arm, hcayng breast, rounded
form,
Nor feel his heart warm, and his pulses throb
wildyH
Poor Pat fcels his heart, as he gnzcs, depart,
Subducd by the smart of such painful yet sweet
The sight leaves his eye rs lo crien, with sigh,
"Dmcc light, for my heart tics m'der your feet,
loce."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-06-15

ouR HAIR, daring the cold season, is
cut loo shorti the ears are exposed. The
cold winls Rnt only produce bu1aing and
roaring ia them, but often hliure the hear
ing. While the weather i cull the ears
should be covered. The natural protection
and the best one is ihc hair.
But the common rakeduess Of tho hack
Of the neck is still more mischioyous. Lsav.
ing that vital part exposed TO tho extreme
changes OF our climate produces mnumera.
bio weak eyes and irritable throats. Wo
men arc most fortunate in the present
Style That not which hangs the hair np.
ON the back OF the neck is not only artistic
but physiological. During cold weather
mon should allow their hair 10 meet the
coatc0lllr.
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GREAT CHANGE FOR AGENTS!
WHAT THE PEOPLE. WANT.
The Standard History Of the War,
IN English nml I.nrmnM.
Complete in one worry large Volume of over 900,
h pages, a
SptcndidIy Illustrated with over $50
Fine Portraits Of Generals, Battle =
ScemeS, Mnps aud DingrnnlS.


In the selection Of matter for this great work the
] author has confined himself strictly to o6icidi
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llohas carefully avoided the introduction Of any
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Old agents, teachers, energetic young men, aud
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and gives better satisfaction than any other His
tory published
Address JONES I1lSOEHEIRS 4 co.,
.r.a No, las West Fourth street,
3o@ ri t.N aF Cincinnati, Ohio,
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MEROHANDIsE.


WE have fully inaugurated the Fall and Win
wv ter Campaign, and have recently filed out
Store with
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in LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

IN IAUII1O UItII00| VVVDDj
Ourassortmentis is complete embracing all the fines.
qualities and latest styles, which cannot fail TO
please the taste and choice of the most fastidious
fair one. f..r
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MnnagemcmtorRases.

Reses may be PropagAtsd from cuttings as
room as tier first bloom is oyer, aud 10y
budding al Suy time when the buds and
bark apeiupropsr oouditou. Remove do.
cayed flowers and seed vessels from your
rose bashsF ! and they viii bloom tho MORE
freely. Treat them TO a dose Of soapsuds
occasionally from the laundry. Suffer no
seed vessels 70 ripen upon any Towering
Phnts pnlessi you wish to preserve il foI
any future sowing. Plants Of which The
siTeAgth is dfA~n to mature tho seed vessels
give comparatively meagre show OF
bloom. --S0uhciW CuifiCafor.
HAvisa great DEAF cheaper made in sum.
meT lhan purehasud IN winter. .-nl r-
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HARNESS MANuFACTORY
n. IN PERHY YsnUaG, OuIO,

GA Front Street, nearly opposite the Postofliee.
INHH undersigned continues at the ola stand
Il ever rcady to attend the wishes of those In
want Of harness or Saddtery manufactures
Single and noWhle-sei, Fine and lletyy liarnes.
made TO order, at the shortest natce aud non the
m"s, reasonable terns Satisfaction given Ia ey,
ory particular, and all work warranted
Repairing dOne upon short noloe.
UH ALBERT L. REED.
PerrysbNrg, Nay Is, 1855. Sc
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CALMNS, GRIFFIN g co.'s. d,
Union Business Institute,
osERLlN, OHIO. ,,'

TIME course of, stady consists of SINGLE and
l. DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, iE 4
Stock and Partnership Sets, Wholesale and Retail
Merchandising Commission, Compound Company
and Joint Stock Business, Banking, Commercial
Paper, Commercial Law, Business Arithmetic,
Practical Penmanship, &C., &c. uL ~
A large Hall is now fitted mp for the Teegraphic
Department exclusively, where advantages will be
secured superior to anything elsewhere in the
West. 1t is in the Of m operator of long ex-
perience, and of the hest reputation. Having also
the favor and patronage OF the leading Telegraph
Officers throughout the West, STU ATIoNs for grad
yates can readily be secured. d
The Tuition Fee is only about 0NE-HALF that
usually charged in similar Institutions; while the
cheapness of living, the numerous Educational ad-
vantagcs Of the place, and the comparative abb
sence of temptations to vice, are important consid-
eEptions, .. 7tt ast-i..i.. ~
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduy
ates for il is beyond the power of any Commercial
College to get situations 70. all its graduates, but
we DO GUARANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction
to our students. RS l tnt s7. -..-s
REMEMBER, we are not "lnk in anybody's
chain, neither do we lay claim 10 so ABSURD a
thing as "patent" on system Of instruction.
TERMS.
Tuition for the Full Course, including Busi-
ness PcnmanSblp--- $50
Telegraphng Course ---------------------- 20
Both combined ----------- 40
Teachers Course in Penmanship. .----.------ Is
To any who have doubts concerning where to
go for Business Education, we say-if you study
one week with us, and find we have deceived You
by false representations, ssk for your tuition fee,
and it win be refunded. nn4T latvT a
For full particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular. 4lz
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The American Deodorizer
AND DTSINFECTANT.

rTlllS article Is prepared expressly 10 meet the
/ oxigcncy arising from the anticipation OF the
visitation OF the CHOLERA this summer. This
preparation ahsorbs all poNiouS enlUyia aud impure
atmosphercs. In the cellar IN the sick rnorn, or
in the foul sink, il acts lIS0 ehaua 10 purify and
sweetcn. The most eminent physicians OF the
country, who have tested its merits, unite in pro-
nOuneing Il superior to every other DoodoriGer aud
DisintoctRnt eNtant.
For sale at the Drug Store of
a. sh.N PECK & HAMILTON. D
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RoWLlNe eREEN HACK.

MAKES two daily trips from Bowling Greento
Itl Tontogany, arriving at the former place eV-
cry morning, IN time for the Accommodation Train
going North immediately after the arrival of the
train going South, returns to Bowling Green.
10 the afternoon, for the train going North and
returns AFTER the Accommodation goes South.
10 q. z. AVERX, Proprietor.
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YT0R AgoDtS Pedalers, Country Stores, nng-
H. gists, aud all seeklag AN hopNrablo and profit
able business. Free by msil for IS cents whole-
per day profit
ABBOTT & D0wD, Manufacturers,
al l96 Water-street Now York.
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y DIsARMEDu,
THE CHIEF C4USBS OF PESTILEl

THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTJL ENCE
DESTROYED.
DK. E. COURTARKT'S DIsINFECTING
FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
York Dislnfecting Company, at their Isborstory r
Nos ~, 900 300 Henry Street, N. Y. Once,
This Company organized on a permanent basis J.,
with BIZ. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem
IN charge OF its Laboratory is eparod to fur
series, urinas. wafer closets. priyies cessp0ols.
sewers, CUTTERS ships, railroads, hos pitfalls pris
houses. Ofal and fat boiling establishments; all
KINDS ~ manures t,nlneHsstg increasing tine value
of the latter TO every farmer } and wherever pol
sonous and offensive gases exist. These agents are
deodorlZers. ptics, putrescents and dis
Infectants in the scientific meaning of the words
Iney remove noXlous gases and odOrs by chemic al
prlnciples-leavfng in their places hsalthfnI ar
they are DEsrRoYERs and nor merely absorbepts Of
they are used. The attention of medical and sci
sntinc men is directed to these disinfectants. At
covery. which with hundreds of Others can be seen
at the Company office.
DE-AvAN house.. ALBANY, March 30, 1856.
To ihe Prestden. Of the Ns,o York DisinJsd,ng Co:
have made many trials of disinfectants, but now
consider that We have found An article which sur
passes Gil others As remedy against all bad doors
L. Ross8LL Co.
NEW YoaK April 9. 1s;s
12the Presidsnt Of the Nstr York Disinfectias Co
TO be the best we nave ever known Its effect anon
every matter is complete and instantaneous
I'm. B.-These Disinfectants are ussd by the
scayenRers. under the direction Of the SANITARY
Pelics Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL THOMPSON. 4acEn.Rsr.NY.
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Caaadas, to whom all orders should be ad-
Fer sale By q, Druggists and General Dealers in
Agent fer Washington, JAMES NOLAN, s72
Pennsylyania avenue. my ~ 3m
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DIR ID

TIERNEY: On the morning of the 9Th instant,
2days.
Their friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral at haf.past this afternoon from the
residence OF Mr. William Crompt on street,
between 18th and 10Th SITS =
ELL; On Monday morning, the 9th OF
gnly; after long and painful illness, ISAAC
TRUNNELL, in the 74th year of his age
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his son, on south side Of street near 7Lh on
Tuesday Afternoon at clock The friends and
relatives are invited to attend
ALDRICH. LOTTIE WASHINGTON, aged l.
months and ii days, youngest child of J. H. and @
l. Aldrich.
Prayer at the residence Of its parents. $50 G
street, between 18th and l4th at . m, 10th inst
GURLEY. In Hartsville. Bucks county Pa
on the 7ih instant, WILLIAM Ii. r. QUKLEY
late OF Davenport, Iowa. Mr.. Gurley was the
eldest son Of Rev. Ii. b. Gnrley, of this city.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS.

hSami.stions Of the Public Schools of George.
Building. -0N '''oe'
Primary. No. 2-wednesday, July nth. Hipb.
street Building. ' Ais"
Primary No, s.rhursday, July 18th, Montgom.
street Building.
Female GIammsr- Monday, July 10th, Mont.
Male Gramma5I:-Tussday, July 18th, Montgem-
A. half past O'Clock p. m. each dsy.
The Dtstri button Of premiums will be made at
the Market House Hall, July 18th, at half past 5
ocIocA IN. jy Sat
CHAR DRY GOODS AT MILLER's NEW
~ u SIoRE. lO1 Biidge St, Georgetown: D. c.
We continue to receive large supplies OF Summer
Goods, and a. the season IL advanced are enabled
to purchase and sell them much lower than early
IN the season. We have q full stock of Dress
Goods. Boussksepine Goods, Goods for Mems and
Boys wear, Parasols. Fsns, Palm Fans at s cts :,
Gloves and l. nssisry. skirts. Blsached Mlsins
ls 90 Is cents. Cslicees TO- l2, IS 1872 90 70 cts
Aipacss from rs cents to 81, Mosquito Nets. Not
outstanding domestic goods have ad anced late
ly, we are selling them low o. ever Cali and
eHsmine our seock, and We Will save your money
10 N-lm BENJAMIN MILLER.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneeu.

VERY vALuABLI FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT in THE DISTRICT AT AUOfIoN.
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, We shsii setl
Farm belonging 80 c.pu. u. A r MsSa t tno"n
ss Glen Ellen. Tsis property 10 about ~ OF two
mi,es northwest OF Georestevp, I'm the District Of
Soi9mbia. lying Immediately on the road froa
Bridge street. Georgetown. 20 the Ridge rosx and
contains l0l Acres In high state Of cultivation,
we'll fenced and wstered, orchard OF . ysriety OF
fruit, grapes, &c. &C. The improSeme.ts ~.
sne rosny Dwelling. House: and kitchsn detached.
Zee houss. II sdyolps the farms Of EsssT' PEA
erel. Richie and Weaver: We deem Il saseoss-
ssry 20 Say ANYTHING further I'm oomneod stiop Of
TN, e., s:s Ssi,si IrSSsr sahes Il . ssy, owing
OF CULTIVATION. we consider equal, IL not sure
rior te any farm IN the District.
Ierms: Ons,fhird cash; balance In y. 2, 3 and
year. the Sarch.ser 20 give note for the deferred
pavn<nn, bearing Interest from day OF sale, pay
ABLE semi annually. deed given and o deed Of
trnet teken; All c-uveysDcins st the cost e the
purchaser, Including revenue stamps. $500 sin
cold.
Persons desiring 10 ersatps the property can do
90 q their eesvssa<sse l-.yso.s @ ssis
Ue-1Avads lIntell Aocssoaesrs.
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CoRNs, BUNIeEs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l24 Pennsyi
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
fee hours from g. m. to S D. m and to 8 D. m
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CITY ITEMS,

GEN1LRMEN who have nothing 10 wearI can
De supplied at Henning's One Price Clothing
Store on the corner of seventh street aud
Maryland avenue
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RY G. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING ON n
BETMhEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS, AT
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July n. at
CLOCK, shall sell on the prem see, Lot No ~
IN Square No. 295, fronting - feet on ID. between
l2th and 18th streets with depth Of about IS feet
together with the improvements thereon. consist
ing OF story brick dwell ling. with back build
inee. coz tainipg altogether Is rooms. The house
10 eligibly located. substsntialy built, and In sr
cellent order; gas throu ghout the house, hot and
cold water, parlor heaters. &c, and 10 regarded
as comfortable and desirable resldence.
Terms: 81 coo cash: balance on a credit Of 6. Il,
Is, "a ~ and So months, (or longer IL desired by
the purchaser Notes 20 bear interest, secured
by deed in trust on the premises. A cash deposit
viii De req nj red at the time Of sale Of SlOo.
stamps and convey ancing ct cost Of purchaser.
II lie updoubted.
The property cas be examined daily from I'M
al p. N. w porr,rp a.,
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE On THE CORNER OF az sTREET
MEST AND MARYLAND AVENUE, AT PUB

On THehspAY; the 18th day of July next. at
O'Clock p. m. shall sell, the premises, by ylr-
tue of a deed trust from VIM. p. Wood, 20 me,
bearing date the 10Th day of September, 1855, A ID
and duly recorced in Libsr X. M H No Ia
fslios SIS a;s s, and SIS, one Of the land records
Tor Washington county. ID. c., the following piece
Of property viz Being that part Of square d, con
tanned within the following metee and bounds .
Beginning for the same az the southeast corner OF
the said square, and running thence north is feet
10 an alley, thence IN q pouthwestery direction
with the line of the said alley. - feet, z ipche.
thence I'm a eoutheasterly direction with line At
right angles 60 Maryland avenue, III feet inches
Ia the south line OF the aid square and theme in
anorthes<terly direction with the said south line
g fest 10 the place Of beginning the same being
Lot No i, in square ID. they are recorded In tbo
Surveyor Office. with the Improvement
Terms Sne- half cash; balance six and twelve
months Balance secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All Conveyance, county ano revenue
stamps az the cost Of the purchaser, A2fp down
when the property IL knocked eff in the hands OF
the aucioneers; and il the terms are not 81
with within five days after the day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right % resell the property al
the risk and coet Of the defa ulting purchaser by
advertising three times In some newspaper nah
hshed in Washington city. D. @.
GREEN WILLIAMS
je 2S-eosds INTEL Auctioneers
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ShA WELDON AND DOOR TRAum q
CVO 1000 AM ees sale sf red0oed Srsosa a. -
Market.
- e-eoi1 Nv 8AMILRON
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SOA CASES SUPERIOR HOOK WINE. of the
CUV blowing we'll known brancs viz
FORSTER RIESLlEG,
DE1DESHEIMEk,
RUDESHEIMER,
HOCHHEIMER,
NIERSTElNER,
which offer for sale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at low prices.
Samples of the wine can b. seen at the Union
Bottling Depot No. 81 Green street George
town, ID. q.
jy 7dlm Riley A SHINN