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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
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(0-PARTN ERsHIP NOTHCE.--i HAVE
fnle dsy assoslatsd With ns 10 tbs sale snd aauu-
6saure of Stoves Ttn and sbsstiron Ware q. Y.
weevsr aud q flekelh The new ern1 will be lknown
A. PICKRLs, WBAyBR : CO.. apd We lpFoElss the
nlbife et II shall be eur A1 IN TIE - has been
I'm IN ths peSi 10 endSas6r bs4is al AZ thS eld
siaaa, NJ and EAsi Reutih sissi, Wl@isAss9 20.
January lut, rssT-jan7s-1m ''n y iilli M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
Y,uE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
= FEVER AND AGUB CURED IN as HOURS.

specific ter this terrible mHlady, which
warranted TO cure the most obstinate cases of Fever
ana ARne tn many Instances In IS hours. II has bean
nsed bg thousands and never hlled TO afford rellef
DyuRRst aud dealers would consult their own interests
avo aud Is becoming the great rezasdy Of the age or
these diseases. -..l o. f9e1ou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

OF avery description with the most gratifying results
BY HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELkcrHlClTf, ,
system Of practice based strictly on
thorough knowledge Of which s not only necessary ~
order To Insure successful treatment but Without whieh
the application of Electricity 10 any form but DANCE
rous experiment We give below lAt Of diseases % the
treatment Of which this system Ia especially adapted and
In which we have been most successful
Amanrosls blindness from paralysis OF the optic nerve,
ainenorrhmA interruption retention Of the menses,
aphonia suppression Of the voice, asthma ague ehs,
chorea st. VituR dance constipation eaarrh oonAnmp
ton In its early stages cough chloros eoldnass Of teet
and hands, cramps cancers, deafness, when from para
yss Of the acoustic dyspspaa dabetis dfopsy
aatulenee gravel goire, hysterlai hip disease, impo
isnce umbago, liver complaints, loeklaw, neuralga,
nervousness piles palsy, rheumasm spinal disease
curvatures, and tumora.
In uterine Tor womb disease It's VAlueannot be etu
mated Proapsus misp Aeement, ulceral0ns and other
forms Of womb diseases, promptly relieved and permA-
uently cured IN an incredibly short space OF time
RRRERENoRH.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may wsh
10 undertake Electrical treatment TO the oloWing well
known citizens Of Wilmington and Vicinity, who hAv'
en treated by us and witnessed our reAtent In others
JcHsph BringharEt 2ts West street.
| Edward l.. Rice, sol shpley street.
W. Ii, NAH 4 Kast Fourth street.
| Charles II. Gordon, 1921 Market street.
(eorge Cleland, corner OF Seventh and Washington 81
H. III Jones' corner of Fifth and Market streets.
VIM l.. Rudolph, 2lT MArkei street.
! DR. Washington RUSSELL ChrstanA, Del.
Walter H. southgate, tebls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

Within half mile Of the city of Wilmington Del,
With Cottage house Of seven rooms and tenant house.
with other ont buildlngs for SALE The buildlngs
nesry new the land In high state of cultivation,
half OF which will in few years be required for bHld
ing. j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
THE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE,
T WITH TEN PIN ALLEY, ALL FINISHED AMI


Situated Just outside the city of Wilmington Dell near
the haroAd high and healthy, with full view OF tue
city, the Delaware river for een miles, and other sur
Ioundings, and we'll calculated for any public business
The above will be sold for sss than the buildings could
now be built with sufficient land, the propretots
health requires a change. j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

ii K@Hal HALLS
Ya -1IVEcEIABLE SICIEIAN
e ,EI HAIR
.RENERzR.
Vegetable SiciIian Hail Remover


Has stood tie test of seven years
before the public /; and no 117'epGTG-
ton for TIE hdt1. has yet been dis
cOyei'ed that sOiLg produce the same
beneficial results. IL Is an entirely
nelU scientific discovery, combining
nnay Of the most a0tce11ttt and re-
KINGDOM. re restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. It makes the scalp aClstte
and clean cures dGnd1'ttT ana
hMHnOFs, and falling out of the
hair; and lUiE make IL OTOsO upon
bali hedds,. esrcept tn Dery dQen
persons, as 10 furnishes the 1tttTti-
fiue principle by aosich the hdif. Is
nOulished and supported. ~ makes
the hair moist, soft and gt0ssu,
and Is ttnsuFpd s8ed as a III a IR
ESSTNG. 10 Is the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the pub
tic, as one bottle aUiU accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of d1ly Other lfepGr0ttOga.
It is recommended and used bU
the First Medical Authority.
The aUOIItJe7f'MI results produced
bU our StciLtGlI Hair RenesUer haze
Induced many to manu- lf'dcttt1'e pre-
pardtiOlIs for the Hair, under ga
yiOus names and, In order to fIl-
duce the trade and the public to
purchGse their compounds, they
hare resorted to fdIsehO0d, 0y
claiming they aUere former part
7lers, or hal some connection aVttgt
OIfI' Mr.. Hall, and their p9'epGrd-
ttOt qUos similar to ours Do net
be deceiUed by them. Purchase the
Ol-tginal: DO has SleUer yet been
egttaLEeCI. Our Treatise ofs the HAIR,
l6ith cer6iJ9c0tes, sent free by mail.
,See that each bottle has oar 1DT'iyQte
.ReUenWe Stamp OOeT the top Of the
bottle. All others are limitations.
RIP Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, NJ H.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
febI2-ty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
For SALE.

Near the city line, between the Railroad and MIL
Creek, TWO LOTS OF LAND, containing about hnssn
we'll calculated for manufacturing purposes and
will be sold very cheap.
J. A.. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

Within from two to twenty miles of Petersburg, Va,
Of om 10 to lo each, at from ten to fy dollars
per acre. good clay subsoil, good water, and healthy
timber
Address the subscriber, Wilmington, Del, Capt j.
deeis-n J.. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
ron SALE, FOUR SQUARES or GROUND

Bounded by o, D and Z Streets, on Fifth, Sixth aud
Seventh Avenues. we'll Situated for country seas block
Of houses in full view the city, ChristAna and Dsa.
ware Rivers Good water, and no city taxes,
j. A. BROWN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
pEsTORE YOUR HEALTHI
4 BALM FOR THE AFFLIoTEDi
MRS. DR.. FOSTER,
y a,o TETu,,, Ena.,u cunuum

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Announces to the citizens OF Wilmington and vicinity,
that she still continues the practice Of Medicine in all its
Sonshs Colds Hheumatlsm Neuralgia, Eryspeas Spinal
All cions Dyspepsia, Hysteria serofuA, and the numer
ous other Ills TO which esh Is heir: She VIII give par
tnar atentOn to the OF diseases Of females
-Patients attended at their residences II desired
MRS. DIR. FOSTER, is regular graduate OF Penn
Madcal University and heT Diploma be al her
oice She invites the afflicted to call and see hers "a
she charges nothing for advice and from her complete
knowsdge Of the human syate aatars herself that she
can afford them great relief If not permanently cure
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

NIALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
" tanning two hundred acres more iesu, situate In
Red Lion Hundred, Nsw Castle County, and State Of
Delaware on the River road Eve miles New Castle
The buildings sxcslant, brick house with II
good barn. npfing house. ice houBs and other out build
lngs Also two story tenant house. Is healthy and
desirable property. Apply to
W. MoCAULLEY,
606 Market street.
oet26 WILMINGTON Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

VS0R sALk.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
T HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large rooms,
good dry cellar. The house is furnished with water
and pArlor heater The lot Is % feet front, las de5p
having shade trees and variety Of grapes and other
small fruits Il beautifully situated Washington street,
No. eB having elegant prospect Of town aud country
Terms accommodating Possession 25th March next.
Apply to MM. MeCAULLEK,
lab13 COS Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
ulRoHR's SIC WING mAoHINR
A GRAND TRIUMPH

Has been accom- plishsd In the new
NOtsELRss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Itis without doubt the least complicated and es' es
to oner, of anv maehue now before the public; snd
for rauga OF work II is unsurpassed. The heming,
Telling Bsiding, Tucking and Quilting Is bsAuutgi-
II makes soil elastic stitch, and the same on both SIDES
Persons ia want Of family are respectfully In
vied 10 ra aud examine those MAchuea before purthaa
ing M fee confident they VIII be convinced OF the'f
good qualities. , ,,-.,- L.,
Ths bas Marhtns OIL silks, Cottong aud Needles, al
ways nu b ,ud at the lowest market rates. &
rehsl-s ala Market st., WilminRtoHfDsi'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
PROCLAMATION.

l, CHARLES KIRFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens OF
WILMINGTON, and the public generally, do publish and
declare -
4. That RRED BIRDS and other choice game are in
season, and DO found done up In the very beat STYLE
AZ the OYSTER BAY HOUSE,, IN THIRD STREET BE-
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS. t
2. That OYSTERS now strictly prlms, add done
up in the most delicious Stsws Pana Prys 3e at the
Oyster Bay House In Third Street.
g. That all kinda Of refreshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House. in Third Street. dens up IN
the futures as 10 the past to make this reeetoy one Of
ha beat In the United States. model establishment At
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN cAn obtain avery
nxury In the shape Of BATTING and DRINKING, at fair
prees and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly.
49,, Given under the hand and seal Of ofies Of the
LIS said Oyster Bay House. In Third Street, between
t~~1 Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delaware
this seventh day Of September, A. D, 1864.
ssp2o # a CHARLES kIBER, Propriet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01

NOR SALE, Or EXCHANGE FOR ClTY
u PROPRRTY-A FARM Of ia acres Of land $50 Of
which a arabe situate between Rlkton aud North KAst
miles from the former and mes from the latter EK-
cellsnt house. fair out budings we'll fenced and water
3D. with orchards II not sold soon, 1t will be rented
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
fI. WI. McCAULLRY,
Iani5 SOC Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
FOR RENT.

NOR sALE--A VERY FINE RARM OF l4O
IL ACRES, on the BrAndywins, about 6miles fromwll.
mington with very hne buildings and orchards wall
fenced and watered and every way desirable. Most Of
tho money may remain, f desired. Apply 70
WIN. McCAULLEY,
tanI6 600 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-01
csnvENTY KINDS OF aAMKs AT
~ dssi9 J. B. PoRTERa. aoa Market Il

the Brfdat OnamDer, an essay oil nara
and InssEHeuon for Young Men-ppblished by the lOw
AId Association and sent free of charge In sealed
oiEss Address, Dr.J. skillin lHoughton. Howard
! etioR. Philfdsibhia. Pc. fsblo-l
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WE print on the outside of our paper
this week the Message of the President
of the United States in reference to
General Hancock, commanding one of
the Southern Military Districts. We
call particular attention to il as being
somewhat new, and touching upon
questions which he has not in that form
previously discussed.
In his annual message sent to Con-
gress at the opening of the Session
there was nothing particularly new,
and therefore we thought it unnecessary
to give it a place in our columns. 1t
was simply a restatement of former ar
guments against the Congressional plan
of reconstruction, which, in the shape
Of veto messages, had already been
fully laid before our readers. Indeed
those vetoes We're more fOrcibly and
pointcdly written than the official al.
nual message; and rs nothing new on
the topic was suggested by him, newer
and more important matter was choscl
for our readers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27
MARRIED.

ASH-BELLAS-At the residence Of the brides
illhtr, ON tnc 18TH inst, by Rev, f., WadsNorth
Mr., Daniel N. Ash to Miss susanna Bellas both
OF Paramount, Luzcrng county.
CHAPIN-EMIN-Atth the same tiIn6 by the same,
az lown I'M, Mr.. Nathan ID, Chaplin, of Hunt
lngton, lu2erne co, to Miss Elizabeth a. Emry
OF flshngcrcek, Columbia county.
kLNkl lE-TEU Bloomsbury by Rev r.
J. waller, ON the 9Th inst, MIR. Charles Kunilc
to Miss Mary NJ. Trump.
FRANCES-MuCHLE the same day by
the same, at Light Street, Francis Frances to
Miss Rosetta Muchler.
CART TEA-W .LLIVER-In Danville, on Tues
day the l7th inst, at the residence of the brides
brother -ln-lnw, Mr.. samuel Carr, by Rev j. =,
Miller, Mr.. W, II, Carter, Of WilliamSport, To
Miss Matte A, Welliver, Of White Han, Mon
tour County, Pa.
RR-pIEFFENBAcH--A the house of the
brides father, in Bloom Township on the 10Th
inst, by Rev, i. +. Allemau, Charles H. knorr
To Snde \, Dieiienbuch, all OF Bloom owushp.
Accompanying the above sotico we recelv-
cd q fno instalnlent Of wedding cake We wish
the happy couple all imaginable success in ufo,
and trust their future may be as brgh, as ia.
imagination now paints IT, Every day cares an
duties may remove the gliding, hut II viii deycl-
ope the substantial and lasting qualities Of such
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

No Thoroughfurc, the admirahl
Christmas story by Charles Dickens ~ d
Wilkic Collins, appeared simultaneous
ly with its publication in London in the
pages OF EreTy SATURDAY, advance sheets
having been purchased by Ticknor 4
Fields i'll order to afford this leasant
treat to American readers. This was
creditable and enterprising. 1t may
have been entcrprising, but certainly
it was not creditable in several other
papers to transfer the story imme-
diately from the columns of Erery Sat.
Mddy TO their own, without n word of
acknowledgements Erery Saturday is
an admirably managed paper, its Sc
lections being always timely and made
with excellent taste and Judgment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27
THE PRESIDENCY.

THE principal topic of discussion
among politicians now, is the question
of who will be the next President. The
Radicals are afraid OF Gen. Grant, and
will male u strong effort TO nominate
Chase or Wade. Though they may not
succeed in the electoral College, they
hope to carry enough States to throw
the election into the House OF Repre-
sentatives, which, being overwhelm-
lngly Radical will insure the election
Of their candidate.
The more conservative of the party
favor Gen. Grants nomination in the
hsrc that the prestige of his name will
enable them TO succeed, notwithstand-
! ing the odiouS measures of their party.
They will endcavor TO prove to moder-
ate men that he is conservative, and to
Radicals that he is with them, and in
fact, can prove both sides satisfactorily.
The Democrats seem to be more deci-
ded on tho principles which shall govern
the canvass, than on the man, and in
this respect differ materially from their
opponents. Whether their candidate
be civilian OF military man, it is
certain that he must stand on q plat
form the main plank of which must be
opposition to the Congressional plan of
enfranchising negroes and disiranchis-
ing the white population. In other
words they will maintain the right of
each State to regulate the question of
suffrage for itself.
Probably Gen. Hancock would be the
best candidate, if military man is to
be taken. He is a Pennsylvania, of n
good old stock, and has magnificent
record as a fighting man. In addition
to that, since he has assumed command
of the Fifth Military District, he has
displayed civil abilities of the highest
order, and like Gen. Jackson, though
armed with ordinary power, hes shown
the greatest respect to civil authority.
His nomination would be popular, safe,
and there is no question he would be
elected against dJayJody who runs on Il
negro suffrage platform.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

TRY THIS PLAN.-Young man, an
other year has passed away, and yet,
you have 40 money left OF all your
years labor. Why is it-you don't
know--well we do, and we will tell you
plainly why you are without money
to-day. You have smoked and given
away since last New Years day about
300 cigars, each cigar cost you five cents.
You have used each week about one
plug Of ten cent tobacco. You have ta-
ken about 800 drinks of oM rye whisky
at ten cents each. You have taken
about 40 plates of oysters when you
were not needing them, and paid % cts.
fos each. Now let us see what all this
amounts to:
800 cigars at cents each, cost $1,000
81 plugs of tobacco at 10 cents, cost $50
800 drlnKs at 10 cents each, cost 5000
10 plates OF oysters at % cents cost 1000
This only amounts to sixty dollars,
but young man, you know that we have
not made our calculation half rs high
as you would have to make it if put on
oath-and if so, you have foolishly
thrown away $l20 since last New Years
day. If you do this during life time
of fifty years, you will lose 80, 600, or if
interest is counted as il should be, you
VIII be SO, 900 out of pocket.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

JOIN M'ANALL has been appointed
Post Master at Berwick, in place of DR..
Z. G. Horne resigned. This came like a
bombshell in the copperhead camp. 1t
may teach few uneasy and over san
guine gentlemen the wisdom of post
poniDg the counting their chickens un-
til they are all hatched = RCpuJlican.
We imagine we see Palemon, ,surroun-
ded by circle of special friends, read
ing telegram from Ulysses Mercure
making the above announcement. Here,
at least, was a crumb Of com fort; Mer-
cur had got one Post Office .f.red; one of
his friends, had accepted II position in
the "bread and butter Brigade" not
withstanding the curses heaped upon it
BY the said Palemon. The chicken was
hatched, as above stated, the bail bonds
prepared, and there was Joy in the
camp of the Radicals.
Palemon forgot, however, that he was
dealing with men used to "bomb. bells, !"
and that with them it is q common
trick, to pick up the shell and throw it
back into tae enemy's camp before it
explodes. We have repeated this inter-
esting experiment, (the fuse having
been cut too long and it has proved a
regular Columbiad, killing Mr.. McAnall
severely, and mortally wounding Capt.
Mercur, Corporal John, and host of
privatcs. The bungling artillerists have
been "hoist with their own petard,"
and should hereafter remember that
"tis dangerous for chRC1ren to play with
edged tools"
Mr.. Sanders, the new appointee, we
are glad to say is thorough gentleman,
perfectly competent to fulfill the duties
of the office, and whose appointment
will give satisfaction tothe entire body
of the community,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

RADICAL REcoNsrRUCrIoN-WuAT
1T cosTs.-It will be perceived by re-
ference to Congressional reports, that
tha House was engaged on a bill ap-
propriating nearly ssren hundred Mlous-
and dollars to supply deficiencies in the
appropriations for the current fiscal year
tOcarry out the infamous Africanizing
scheme Of the Radical party, called
Reconstruction" of the Southern
States. If the people are curious to
know why they are taxed so high and
where the public money goes, they have
only to observe the character of the ap-
preparation bill Of the present Radical
Congress.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27
NOTICE IN BANIRUpTCY.

This Is to give notices. That ON the 81 day Of
December, \. u. 1867, a warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF samuel Scibert,
OF thc TWP, ui orange, in the county of Column
bia, and state OF pnnnsylygull, who has been
udiudgud % Bankrupt ON his own petitions that
the payment ofuHE debts and delivery OF any
property belonging - such bankrupt, 10 nm, or
him are lulh.uulu Icy law That 70 meeting uf the
Croditur' OF the said bankrupt, 10 prove thcir
dubt~ ami to rhOp-r one pr more u,signrcS ui his
estate will be held ut a Court oi Bankruptcy, to
br holden ut the Exchange iI0tJi in liioomShurt,
Pa, before Edward OyurtUu, IT., Register, ON the
lUth dnv Of January, " D. leGS, ut 10 o'clock a.
THOMAS y. RuWLEN, Z. =. Mars al,
liN y. ID. NnDLENInII. Iunntv.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

GENERAL Pope TO BE RELIEVED
1t is currently reported that the Presi-
dent has decided to relieve General
Pope of the command of the Third Mil.
itary District, embracing the State of
Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. Cen
eral Meade, who is named as his success.
or, was at the White House Tuesday
and had long interview with the Ex-
eculive. 1t is said that grave charges
have been made against Pope, and his
recent letter, showing the extreme
partisan character of his administration
Of affairs, is sufficient OF itself to call for
same interpositloH on the part Of the
President. and 1t is to be hoped that il
will be no longer delayed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

OLIVER TWIST, by Charles Dickens,
has been brought out by Messrs. d. Ap-
pleton d Co., in paper cover, complete
for twenty-five cents. Excepting the
tinoness of the print there is nothing to
complain of in the edition. This is en-
tering the arena in style, and at q fig
urc, which We should think was any
thing but agreeable TO the other COM
batants. For sale by Dutiield Ashmead.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

"DREss makes the man" we are told,
and we also know that the man to make
the dress is Chemberlin. His stock OF
overcoat cannot be surpassedan where
in this part of the county. He has all
the articles in his establishment to fit
out 4 man in the way of wearing APP
parel, underclothing, fine and ordinary
cloths, overcoats of all descriptions and
at almost any price. Don't forget to
call on him, rs his place is one of the
sights of the town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

AN attempt was made, few days ago
to release from Clerkenwell Prison a
Fenian named Burke, who is confined
there. a quantity of powder was ex-
ploded under the wall and one side of
the wall blown down. Three buildings
near by were thrown down, and several
persons were injured. The attempt at
rescue was a failure.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

THE AMERICAN FARMER.-We are
in receipt of this excellent agricultural
journal for December. which closes the
volume for 1867. Each number contains
- pages, handsomely illustrated, and
filled with valuable reading matter for
farmers. 1t is published at 81 per year,
and at that low price ought to be in the
hands of every farmer in the county.
Now is the time to cubscribe for 1865.
Address, John Turner, Rochester, n. Y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

or THE COLuMBIAN has tho Largest
counties of any paper published here, and
is also n much larger sheet than amy of
Its itscotcmporarissj aud Is therefore the brs,
medium for advertising In this section of
the state.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-27

The lot is located in the centre of the town. and
~ IN every rcSpec, n desirable property; late the
estate of said deceased, situate in township and
county aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN, ClurlS
E0~toHdHions Of Sale The one half oi tho pur-
'haSg money to remain charged upon the prem
Use, during the natural life OF Mary Rick ettS Wild
uW OF the deceased, and the interest thereof 10 he
annually and regularly paid her by the p'lrthas-
rf on the lilst day Ol January of each and every
year during her natural life, and at her death the
principal To be paid by the purchaser to tho pur-
sons legally Cntitled thereto. Ten per cent. Gi
one-ourth of the one half of the purchase money
TO he paid at the striking down OF the property
INC one-l9urlh si the one-hai, less the ten per
the balance of the one-hal in one year from III E
cuniirmatlOn,w with interest from The confirmation
NJ. ST. The purchaser to pay for deed and
stamps EMANUEL LAZARUS
Administrator cum tes,amento annsSu.
Dee. 2I'D7.