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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

LINDEScR0Fr, BRlpGEFOKT, CONN, Nav lst. lsfs
MI John + Henry, Sec Saratoga Spring 20.
Dear SIT Upon repeated trials / find the nSara
togA slrlng water all that the propristors re-
commend it 10 be. ! thick it is sunsTior 70 any
water have ever drank 10, Or from SARATOGA
1fnly yours p. 4. BARNUAI
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Demas, Barnes s. Co.,
2I Park Row Non TorE

Agent for the Saratoga Spring Water Co.
OLD IA DEALERS IN EVERY PLACE, AND IT THE FOL.
LOWING FIRMS
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from REV. GARDNER SPRING n

New NORE, May l6th, 1866.
have used with profit the 81 Saratoga Spring
Water | think its cathartio properties are SUI
periUr to any other mineral water
Respectfully, GARDNER SPRING
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Many persons have sought to initiate these va.
tiers, and selling fabricated waters under gen
uine names. TheT may be initiated in taste-they
can not be in effect The peach can be analyzed
but can MT be reproduced. The diamond is known
ts be only pure carbon, yet the wisdom of the
world has been able to solve the mystery of ts
combination. The public ought not TO be thus de.
ceived.
There are many waters sold for the real Sarsto-
ga Spring Water, fr IN similarity Of name and ap-
p aTance. The . Saratoga Spring Water" is bot.
tied in pint an quart bottles. Each bottle has the
raised letters, blown in,
: 4 u 4 n n q
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The Saratoga Spring " contains, we believe,
all the god qualities "f the arst waters OF tho
springs IthaI IS, tIuics and ap5rients upon
torpid and cjnstiplted constitutions It's msdi-
cinsl effects upon ths system arc certainly very
promrt aBl affc lcious.
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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie HeIder

This convenient article, for the gSntlem4n's
wardrobe IS now received and for sale by US. 1t
is simple labor-saving contrivance by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlomen are
invited to call aud examine.
MApVEN1Tu O. p.Duoryo
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DLOW AWAY.-bast Sunday night
ID our sign was blown down. Our customers
WeddeIl Rouse ''Look out for the Lions"
f1ns22 COWIEs CO., Jewellers,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
An ORDTNANCE-TO Authorize tht

"A OhDtNkNGE-IO AuthOfiEt Inc
"A Mayor TO issue main sewer bonds for Sewer
age District No. /, under authority Of supple
HlentaTy act Of the General Assembly Of the State
OF Ohio, passed April II, 1855.
SIC ]. Be il ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Cleveland, That the Mayor be hereby au-
thOfiLed and empowered 70 issue the bonds Of the
City TO the amount OF one hundred and ten thou
sand dollars in the manner prescribed in 50 an act
sapplementary TO a act Of the General Assembly
OF the State Ohio, passed April llth 1865 dss-
iEnatinz sad bonds :" Main Sewer Bonds, District
No. l." They shall be signed 10y the Mayor, and
couatersigEcd by the City Clerk, ard dated on the
day ofihe issus Thereof; said bonds shall BE- eash
Tor a sum not TO exceed one 1bOusa AMI dollars, and
shali be made payable, principal and interest in
thu City Of New York and shall bear interest at
the rate OF six per cent per AMMAN, payable semi
annually, for which coupons signed by the City
Treasurer, shall be attached.
SEC. 2. For the payne II of the principal aHd in
terest Of these bonds at maturity, the zeal and
Personal property, and tbs faith # the City OF
Clevelan3 are hereby p'edsed.
Passed July 2, 1866
f. W. PELTON, PTes't Of the Council.
@ Il. HILL City Clerk iuIyt-g20
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AN ORDINANCE-TO yacate a POr,

n tion OF kinsm IN street
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the City Council ef the
Ci-y OF Cleveland, That that part of HI iIsman
street between Pittsburgh street and Canal street.
as laid out opened and extended by ordinance Of
the City Council passed Juae 9Th, 1863, be and the
same is hereby vacated.
Passed July 2 1896.
F.W. PELFON, Pres't Of the Council.
C. & HUI Gity Gletk iuly 6 3yO
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following are the mineral contents, in grains, in
gallon Of water, from six Of the principal springs
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THE TRADE LITERALLY DEALT WITH

The 90 Saratogs A Spring Water, - is securely
packed in offOur dozen pints and Of two doz-
en- quarts. 1t retaiIs for the same as Congress
Water. but In quantities COSTS less to The trade.
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S AR A T OG A
SPRING WATER.

and should always be designated by the letter
- ~ Dc not accept " Saratoga (Star) Water, "
or 4" Saratoga Water or any other water, when
you wish "saratoga A Spring W ter
Uses.
The reputation Of this water is based upon liz
effects in diseases Of tha Stomach, Liver, Bowels
Kidneys, and Spleen, and acts with wonderful
benefit in cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, COnstipa
tion, Gravel, Gout, scrofula. Cut neous Affections
General Lethargy, Soreness and Prostratien o
the System.
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Quarterly RepOPf

OF THE CONDITION OF THE
" MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Of
CLEVELAND, on the morning oft tbs lst Monday
July, lsG5
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, July 6, 1866.

~ Fer Evening Edition News
ses inside.
s& For Bzsrnlag Edition News
see outside.
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8, ass. us U
c. W. LEPPER, A=s't Cashier.

State Of Ohio,
County Of Cuyahoga,
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this ID day
of July IsGG. JNU. G JENNINGS,
ir4.325 Notary Public
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MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
iupeIl:RI3 IA NopumeDt souars

JunelERl5 Il Monument Square.
Moth and Freckles.-Lsdies afflicted with
Discoorations on the Face, called moth patches or
freckles, should use PERRY'S Celebrated MOTH
aud FRECKLE LOTION. 1t is infallible. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. c. PERRY, Dermatologist, 49
Bond street, n. Y. Sold by all druggists in Clevs-
land, and elsewhere. Price 81. mayI7-S4O
New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GentIemen'S Linen.-Messrs
MACKENZIE & PARSONS respectfully announce
to the gentlemen of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now ia operation, and they are prepared to re-
ceive orders at their store, No. Il MouGment
sIuEre. Car dAinv IN geatlemen's linen in the beat
and mDst nt st style. Jnnelf:RI5
Lake Superior white Fish-Fresh
caught. Just received and for sale by
PETIT & HOLLASp,
je30-lt ~ and 10 River street
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The Hon. Horace Grezlay Editor Of N. Y. Tri-
Bune, says
have great cCnhignce in the mineral waters Of
'sal atoga SpriUg' with much PLEASURE
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DIRECTIONS.

tt should not be drank with ice, or cooler thsn
about sixty degrees. Commence with pint bot
tie fifteen to thirty minutes before breakfast or
dinner, and take once day while the system re-
quires it. Its effects tonic, and very eatbartc
-cIeasing tho system in the most thorough and
easy manner, without gripping or weakening re-
action. The appetite is increased, the system
strengthened, ami the social feelings improved.
We annex a few OF the numerous endorsements
in our possession from sources well-known TO the
public:
FROM LELAND BROTHERS.
UNI0S HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRIsds, May l, 1866.
John F. Henry, Sac'y Saratoga Spring Go.
Dear Sir: In reply to yours in relation to the
" sa atoga Spring Water We are pleased to say
that having used the Water thoroughly, We bs-
lieveit to BE- of superior quality, and cheerfuliy
recommend the use Of the same for all purposes
for which on recommend it,
We think it Is equal to sny mineral water in
the world. ...#...H.
Yours, truly, LELAND BROTHERS.
PROM SECRETARY SEWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 9th, 1866.
John y. Henry, Esq, q Park Row, y. Y
Ny Dear Sir; beg you to accept my thanks for
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Quarterly Report

OF THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
" OF CLEVELAND, on the morning Of the
frat Monday Of July, 1866.
RFsOU6rTS
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KAUFMAN 6 BRO.
HOOP SKIRTS 4 GORSEFS! /!
Ladies' UndePGarmentS,

WHOLESALE KTrAH,
Made to order at greatly reduced prices at
KAUFMAN Z BRO,
Iy6 3I2 Snperio st. next 20 y Pre- Chureh.
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Quarterly Report

RF THE CONDITION OF THE
= COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEVELAND" +" Mouday morning, July I'd, 1866
nrrouRces
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
focal shutters.
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.


Attention is'caIled to a notice In this
paper calling a meeting of the Young
Mems Association Of this city, to be
held at Buena Vista Hall, Wednesday
Evening, January 8lst, TO adopt By-'l
Laws and transact such other business
as may be necessary to complete the
organization Of the association.
The business of organization has OF
necessity proceeded slowly, but is now
nearly completed, the articles OF asso-
citation having been executed IN con-
formity with the statute in such cases
made and provided, copies thereof
fled with the Secretary of State and
with the County Clerk Of Saginaw
County, and all the necessary legal
steps taken to incorporate the society
for the full period of thirty years from
and after the date of the articles OF
association.
The articles of association with the
Bylaws prepared by the Board OF
Directors will be submitted at the
meeting noticed, it being necessary
that the latter should be adopted by a
vote of the Association.
As by the Bylaws the annual cleo
ton of officers occurs on the second
Tuesday of March next, it will be seen
that the management of the associa-
ton goes very soon into the hands OF
those now becoming members which
should be an inducement to all inter
ested in the objects it is designed to
promote-and who are MOTTO use
their best endeavors to augment it'
list of members, and by their influence
and counsel to aid in giving tone anc
character to its establishment anC
future management.
OF the general scope of this class o
societies their popularity and useful
ness in supplying by library, lecture
and such other means as may be de
r. yised want for which no other pre-
vision is apparent in the busy routin
of city life, it is unnecessary to speai
their existence is the result Of neces
sity peculiar to commercial commun
ties, their sphere one which while
;nterferes with that of no other organ
ization. if properly occupied can onl
result in benefit to all their usefulness
depends greatly upon the intere
manifested in their development an
general management and thas the'
in the present case should be wise an
discreet it is urged that the particip
ton in its affairs be as near as ma
be universal on the part of tho
whose tastes lead them into associ
ton with their fellow-men upon t
plan adopted by this and other ms
tutions of like design and character
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
NEW RESTAURANT.
N Elegant and creditabls Institution.


+. G., CAsRY 4 CO. will open on
Monday next their new Restaurant,
basement of Bliss New Block, Corner
Of Genesee and Washington Streets,
which they have fitted up in manner
equal to that Of the best first class
eating houses East or West, and we
are assured that it is their intention to
keep il at all times fully up. to the
style and character of its general out
fit, arrangement and appointments.
The general waiting room, which is
on the corner, is light and spacious
and is tastefully decorated, handsome
ly and comfortably furnished on the
east is a large and elegant dining
room, supplied with marble top tables,
and appropriate generaIisirniture, the
walls oe which are hung with q judi
cious selection of paintings and en-
cravings. West Of this and in the
rear of the General Waiting Room, is
the kitchen, an apartment of most lib
eral dimensions and supplied with
every requisite for cooking 'to turn
every style of dish known in the brigh
vocabulary d'emsne.
Altogether the ST.. Nicholas, is a
the outset, at least, worthy the popula
name it has assumed, and we hop
the proprietors will see to it. as W
have no doubt they will, that it shal
by no means recede from the excellen
standard adopted in the commence
: ment.
The locality is pleasant, convenler
and slightly, the rooms spacious we
) arranged, decorated and furnished wit
unusual elegance, and with firm dc
termination on the part OF the Iropr
| etors to keep all things up to fir
class standard, there is but little doul
t that it will secure liberal measure
: patronage.
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Boots and Shoes,

We are fully stocked with goods of Eastern
manufacture, and excellent quality, for all ages
and conditions Of people, all bought nj avery
,,s eyure Cor cash. and will be sold correspond
ingly low. Also general assortment Of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
patronage.

A FIRsr RATE NorIcE. "A cores
pondent of the Vergennes Vermontsr,
writing under date of Dec. i, 1860,
from this city, pays the following well
deserved complement to the Bancroft |
House. "Bear with me a moment
" longer while say word about the
Bancroft was not quite prepared
"to find so good hotel outside our
large cities. The marble floors were
certainly a surprise, the dining hall
"quite large and we'll ordered, food
+" abundant, good, clean, well cooked;
Z" the attendance careful, quick, and
" devoid of that rudeness and impa-
client air which disgraces SO many
"dining rooms. The walters did not
"seem to be taught the science OF
"artfully lodging the work to which
they were appointed, but gave that
attention to the guests which is SO
" grateful and so rare. The clerks
"were also polite, and even the boot
black was in manners at least gen.
+" tleman, for he gave me nice easy
"seat in his little room, very gently
lifted my foot on to stool and pol
"ished my leather most beautifully
+" for the moderate charge of fifteen
"cents, / was willing to pay half
"dollar. 1 commend the handsome
"and roomy Bancroft to all my friends;
81 remember with pleasure its quiet
, "and pleasant breakfast, its savory
whitefish, its crisp fried potatoes, its
"funny muffins-all warm, its delicate
"iellies, its beautiful sauces and its
"a dollars day." which, being q
dollar "better than the regular
charges at the house, we conclude oul
Green Mountain friend must have IN
dulged in some of those extras
, which do so greatly enhance the price
. as well as the pleasure of hotel living
here as elsewhere.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24

FrRr.-A fire which took early last
Monday morning in the building adj
joining behring's store, Genesee street.
consumed the entire block of wooden
buildings, mostly small tenements,
between there and the Jefferson street
corner. The entire loss over and above
insurance was probably not far from
$4,000. At So gsrfz HAT ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
here as elsewhere

PnGNIxANIA.-W. /. Howard q
Bro, who we're burned out at the hrst
fire ON Genesee Street, have rented the
store of f. A. KoEHLER, Washington
street, formerly occupied by Frizeile
Bros, where they will at once resume
the grocery business, hoping to retain
their old customers and materially in
crease the list. The PhGnixania pc
culiaraIity of the arrangement is that
they don't tarry long in the ashes, but
'laugh at their calamity" and go
in" again with pluck and persever-
ance that is bound to win. They are
certainly fair and liberal dealers, and
deserving success as well on merits as
for the vim and energy they manifest
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24

E%WIILIAM A. Bryce, formerly
editor of the. Bay City Journal died at
Marine City, st. Clair County, on the
18th inst. of congestion of the lungs.
AS one of "our boys" Mr.. Bryce hav-
ing worked for us in the printing
business at Port Huron as long ago
as 1851, we are disposed to remem-
Der only his better qualities, and he
certainly possessed many estlmaole
and manly traits of character. Under
the most discouraging circumstances
he made his way in the world with
more than average success, and we
are panied to learn that he has been
thus suddenly taken off, while, as II
were, only upon the threshold ofearth
" existence.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24


To Those VINO SUFFER lit would seem almost
incredible that men will continue to suher wnen
such a remedy as PLANTATION bIfTERs iswitnin,
their reach Pereons trouled with Headache, Low
Splits, Heartburn, Pains in the side, Back anu
stomach, Cramps Bad Breath and othef SYMPTOMS
of that horrid monstor Dyspepsia, are errestiy
invited to test this Remedy.
These Bitters are very pleasant and VIII not
iniure the weakest Stomach.
No change ofdiet is necessary while using .hem n
We recommend patients to use all they want wan. OIL
the best the market affords.
A an nntidote TO Disese, PLANTATION BlrrEhs'
are of great value. Take them when the hrst
unpleasant SYMPTOMS appear, and you may AVOID
weeks and months OF Frustrating siokness
The first trial will do you sooi. iov VIII iee'
its beneficial effect ut once. =,
Particularly recommended TO weak and den;
cate ladies requiring something to bruce and bald
them up.
sold Everywhere
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
LENHEIM

Who is now fitting up a first class
store in Grouse Block, Genesee Street,
which he proposes soon to fill up with
a complete and extensive assortment
of everything in the line of Boots and
Shoes, will, before making the change
designed between wholesale and retail
quarters, sell, at his Store on Water
Street, all manner of goods and in any
quantity desired at whOhsale rates,
giving all customers the advantage OF
the lowest figures made in this market
the present season in stock of equally
excellent quality.
Mr.. Lenheim is entitled to the credit
of having inaugurated the wholesale
trade in Boots G. Shoes in this locality
as a speciality, and the manner In
which he has been necessitated from
time to time to extend his business and
improve his facilities therefor to meet
the rapidly increasing trade, attests
how we'll his efforts have been appre-
oiated. 1t is one of the peculiarities
of his store that it is at all times,
without regard to financial changes,
the fuctuation of the shoe and leather
market, or the peculiar condition OF
the. home demand, completely and
amply stocked with full line of every
manner of merchandise wherein the
proprietor proposes to deal, and this
though risky at times, is in the long
run, PROFESSIONALLY the true policy.
TItosE CARSIvALs.---In the absence
of anything particularly exhilaratinG
in tho line of business our staid anC
sober community seem to be rushing
into such whirlpool Of fun and iroli
as was never before apparent in thu
region. Masquerade, carnival, hors
race, court martial, dance, ball, gam
bol-not with chips concert tablea'
festival, rigadoon, fandango, baler'
revel on the bayou, feast, banque
board of supervisors, and other joll
shows follow each other in such RAP
rotation that there is not half time
consider the attractions and excellel
cies OF each in their turn. Some pc
ple of delicate sensibilities, are, it
said, bored by the board of super'
sors, and others vote carnivals a SC
of carnivorous arrangement in gen
raj, but they are all very funny al
fascinating, and bound to run
awhile the treasury dsgorges
Or Miss wears heel"
The cultivation of skating as one
the fine arts is mainly attributable
the modern invention Of skating pan
and carnivals,a and we are glad to lee
that our park is not behind its co
peers in the larger cities in the attr
tons IL offers orthe interest il excl
among tho charming champions
thecrystal arena n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24

Flint & Pere Marquette Railway.
The following is a comparative state
ment of the yearly earnings OF this
road, for the four years since 1t was
opened for traffic:
GROSS EARNINGS. -,
1902. :, ;. s3l 764 81 1864, i.'sr' sll4so0 ~
1853, -. :. 500 9e5 "a 1865, 1890 sl6ol91 ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24
Liquors and Tobacco.


COME AND SEE Us.
wsinvite Ali 10 call. examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices No Charge for showing
coods or answering questions = =, =
uy- TERMS, CASH. -ga
Country produce Of all'kinds taken In ex'
'' '''' - BLISS, JAMES a co.
East saginaSs rsyrL 1865 81 80
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-01-24

yFasr ysrocx. The ice on the river
is now in splendid condition and a
general muster-or resurrcction-of
fast stock of every age, style or con
'ditioa taRea plaee,daily. 10 go away
down among the forties' is common
achievement, though of purely second
airy character, the minutes being en-
tirelyltoo numerous for publication.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01
NasIaEiIIe md NORTHUMBERLAND, Line


Nashville and Northwestern Line.
ExPREss P1ssENGER--Leaves Nashville for
JOhnsongille, and all points West and Northwest,
at 6.O0 A. n. Returning, arrives at Nashville at
1000 A.. Y.
ACcoNNep1TIoN.-Loave Nashville at 800 P.
NJ, and arrives in Nashville at 500 Pm.
Der %, 1866.
Trains On the N. & N W.R. R. connect at
gohnsonVille. with the Cairo and Johnsonville
Packets Witheut fail.
e. Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and N. W. Railroad
81 Passengers BY this route save expense Of
Cairo.
"a Trains stop at all intermediates points.
Procure tickets at II C. Jackson's opposite St
Cloud Hotel. OF at the Chattanooga Depot,
w. p INNES, Genl Supt
N. 4 @. and N. w. r. r
J. w. BROWN, GENT Pass Agent.
nov27-tf
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE PRE-
4 mises to the highest bidder, at the residence
of the late DR.. John X. Jones, in Bedford
county, about ten miles west Of Shelbyyille,
on the LeWisburg dirt road, on MONDAY, the
18th day of December, and from day to day
thereafter, all the personal property belonging
TO said estate, consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools and Imple-
ments, Horses, Mules, Jacks, Jennets, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs; (the hogs consist of stock hogs
and fat hogs ready for slaughter, the jacks are
young and very fne, and a portion Of the cattle
are very superiorO Corn, Fodder, Oats Hay,
and a variety of other articles.
And on the first day of January there will be
sold at the same place the tract of land cOnsti-
tuting the homestead. containing about three
hundred and forty-eight acres, all under a most
superior cedar fence, and divided into lots and
fields with the same description of fence; frame
dwelling house Of six or seven rooms, elegant
and eommodious. The Outhouses are new and
very superior; fine young orchard forty or Fifty
acres Of meadow; plenty Of neEer-failing water.
The personal property viii be sold on credit
of twelve months, except where the purchases
are less than five dollars, in which case the cash
will be required on delivery of the articles.
The land will be sold on SIX, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months time. Notes with ap
proved personal security will be required in ali
cases. and q lien will be retained on the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
REDDING JONES,
HARRISON, Executors.
NATHANIEL BAXTER
nOy28-im -.-
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FOR RENT.

THE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE,
i No. Il South Summer street will be rented at
bargain for the balance of the this With the priv
lege OF next year. For particulars, enquire
above. leeI%f-1