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LOUISA .NUHLB.ICNS
Historical Novels.

u. Appleton q Co, Nos. 4i3 and AS Broad
way, New York,
Have Just published by l.. Mu~lbach, 'Frede
rich the GreaL and his Family" Translated by
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Vol, $40. Paper cover, 81 so; Cloth, 50
Each succeeding novel Of the well known
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Inquirer.
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Vol, l2mo. 434 pages. Cloth, 50. Mos, re-
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THE MERCHANT OF BERL!N. "a HIS
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Book .fgenfS Wanted

To canvass for Gas. W EIlio,'s new work,
remarkable characisrs and memorable places Of
the Holy Land. The contributors 10 TN, work
are sufficient guarantee Of It's valu Henry
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Pres Of Wesleyan Univ. RI. Rev. Thomas VI.
CLARK. Bishop OF Z. l., SC. Agents. are meet
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" 4 " T Ed.

Agents fer Prof. Stoves new work, Ousin
and History OF the Books Of The Bible. Showing
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Agents Wanted for Gen. L. G. Bakers
History of the Secret Service.

This work embraces an Authentic and Official
account Of the hitherto suppressed facts and in
formation obtained by General Baker, during his
FIVE years service as Chief Of the National PO-
lice. Now that the wag is over, the Nation de
mands this inner History, and as historian, tie
Author subServes no partisan purposes, bit
writes the plain unvnrnjshed truth; sPanng ncI-
ther high nor low. Loyal nor Rebel, Statesman
nor Convict Civilian nor Government Official;
judciously jus'fying his statements with YOU h.
ers from the highest authority, impair ing there
by a genuine historic value to his startling dis
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Active, energetic AGENTS are clearing 5000
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July 81, 1867. 1t
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('ATARRH, Bronchitis, Scrofula of every
y phase, Liver and Kidney disease. VIM. r.
Prince, Flushing, n. Y for GO years proprietor
of the LinnGn Nurseries, has discovered the
Remedial Plants which are positive cures for
the above and all Inherited aud Chrome DIsea-
ses, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Rheumatism, and all Female MaIadIes and
Others resulting from imPurty Of tie blood,
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July y, 1851 At
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FIFTH ARRIVAL !

lust returned from Baltimore and am
D opening my hnh supply Of Goods,
which viii be found cheaper than the
cheapest
The Eureka Fruit Jar, no wax or ce-
menl needed, sealed without trouble in
an instant
Concentrated I've, the best article and
largest box in market, only 25 cents,
Ladies Cotton Hose, from 20 10 10
cents.
Gents Cotton Hall Hose from -! TO
20 cents.
r. w. LATIMER.
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Robnos Great Combination showLvng Wild Animal; and tqGnan
Two Fas-Zoocal ana orn'hogt
com London Francois Boys Partisan School OF Educated Oses
Adoh CasGlo Italian Troupe OF Educated Dogs r
performing
Lions Hero Dom Cruiser and "fma Wilson's Australian Gymnc
Vaudeville Company g. j. f. eooinson'
School Training o. @ A. Hemngwavs Collection o. NhG
Wild Animals TO- G. W. Johnsons performing r9sI"'"' i
the GEOLOGICAL Department found Herd ofTaP Flock OF Australian
Elephant "Empre INTRODUCED "
Mr. Johnson; Wild Partially Cve COpy GrCpn oa Alpine
S silver okao Chma, Mrd Red Monkey hm?an-
zoe Diana Monkey Bird Wheno Monkey PERSIAN Lii
Ness Roso Coka Aexne POques African Tiger Ca Ceyon lg
Pminen, among talent the Arena such Artists as lie Ate
Gertrude, Mr.. John Wilson Mr. John
Rbon Mr. McDonough Geo soman Mr. g. Robinson Sg AdCPh
American umorls and Polite Local clown; MI
% Clown mar excellent Modern GHmaG Mr. Archie Campbell
1900 sDsrscr Of Wit and Iumor NonpareI Lewis Mr. Lewis Willis
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alliance producing the 0P
Wealth. Talent and Experience ever seen IN this cOunFy'
THE MAMMOTH ZOOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

THE MAMMOTH GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
eor and Animals Of Asia Africa and SCUM
Guiding Onhologica Of the most beautiful Pecep
collection OF WILD ANIMALS Ia "e
supported of Euerlans in America numbering @ @
HORSES including FIFTY PERFORMERS rive . I
produce AcS
~ m Daring Gymnasuc SpaCle OF Oriental GRANDEUR VIII" e
mod dazzling splendOr , - , c.,o,;o,erlsn, 7 r
DOARD OF DRECTORS-Psdn John ROBINSON
- Business Manager Hough James kobn'on'
nre G Robon Director j. Wilson, Musical DIRECTOR, mos
bam Historic Lecturer Cmpb General Agent B. NJ Stevens hespe
die cns.Pr G.. w Johnson
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR

" Beyond The mississippi :"
ERON the great river to the gr, at OCEAN. Bv
l. Albert d. Richardson. over 10000 copies
sold in one month Life and adventure on prair-
les, mountains and The Pacific Coast With
over 300 descriptive and Photographic views Of
the scenery. cities, lands, mines. people ard Gu
ii sites Of the new States and Territories.
To prospective emigrants and settlers in the
Far West" this History Of that vast and fertile
region will prove an invaluable assistance sup
plying as it does q want long felt Of a full, au-
theniic and reliable guide TO climate, soil pro-
duets, means Of travel &C, sc.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a
full description Of the work. Address Ma
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Philadelphia, Pa.
July y, 1867. It
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Madam FOy'S Corset Skirt Supporter

Combines in one rarmenta Terlect fitting Cor
set. and the most desirable Skirt Supporter ever
offered the public. It places the weight Of The
skirts upon the shoulders instead o. Ile hips; 1t
improves the form without light lacing; gives
ease and elegance; is approved and recommended
bv physicians. Manufactured By
D. SAUNDERS & CO,
60 summer g., Boston.
1u,y .. 1867. Il
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

nleman who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay. sad al. ,ae
effects of youthful. .nLlscreuon, NIL, 'ur the
sake OF suffering EGmanlty, send tree - o. wh'
need IT, the recipe a0J directions i1r making
the simple remedy by which be was corci
Sufferers wishing 10 pros, hy be alvcr'isers cS.
rerience, can do 50 ty addressing. .u perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
- Cedar SuceI, New York
May %, 1867. "
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Paints for Farmers and Others.

THE Grafton Mineral Paint Company are now
l. manufacturing the best, cheapest and most
durable Paint in use; two coats well pat on.
mixed with pure Linseed OIL will last 10 or ] )
years; it is of light brown or beautiful choco-
late color, and can be changed TO green, lead
stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taste of
the customer. 1t is valuable for houses barns,
fences, agricultural implements, carriages aud
car-makers, pals and wooden. ware canvas,
metal and single roofs, Git being fire and wa
ter proof) bridges, burial cases, canal boats,
ships and ships bottoms, floor oil cloths, Zone
manufacturer having used 5000 bbIs. the past
year and as paint for any purpose is unsur-
passed for body, durability, elasticity, and ad.
hesigeness. Price Sc per bbl, OF 300 lbs. (which
will supply farmer for years TO come. War
ranted in all cases as above. Send for a cir
cular, which gives full particulars. None gen
a.ne unless branded in a trade mark Grafton
Mineral PANT. Address Daniel Bidwell, Pro.
Prietor, 2jl Pearl street, New York.
July y, 1867. At
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Mrs. DIR. MCGUIRE

WILL be pleased 10 receive SIX young
" Ladies ~ hoaritrs who NAV desire
10 attend any of the Female Schools in
Winchester. Va. Terms SllO for five
months, including use OF Piano, &c
July u, 1867. 81
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RODMAN, FISK & co.,
b II Nk T. Il S
AND DEALERS IN
GOTERN.NENT SECURITTE S

GOTERN.NENT SECURITIES,
NO. Is NASSAU ST, NEW YORK,
DUY and sell at market rates Six per cent
ID Bonds Of 1881; Five-Twenty Bonds, all is
sues; Ten-Forty Bonds: Seven-Thirty Notes, all
series; Compound Interest Notes, and Gold and
Silver Coin.
Convert all series of 80 Notes into the New
Consolidated $40 Bonds at best market rates,
Execute orders for purchase and sale Of all
miscellaneous securities.
Receive Deposits and allow ) per cent Inter-
est on balances, subject to check sight
Make collections on all accessye points.
All issues of Government Securities credited
or RENTED for, on receipt, at market rates,
Free of all commission charges.
r F. s co.
July ~, 1867 At
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Senatorial Convention,

I CONVENTION to nomna,e a can.
IA dlda:e for Senator for the ! h Seus.
torial District, composed Of Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, will be held at ShcP-
herdstown,
On Saturday the ION Of .4"g'nf nrTi,
at | o'clock, p. NJ. Delegates 10 the
County Convention of Jefferson county
will be delegates to the SENATOR Con.
yen'ion. The UEion Voters %! Berkeley
Comfy will appoint delegates from hoTS
lev comfy to attend the Convention.
BY order District Scna,ousI Commit
tee 81 Berkeley and jefferson Counties.
Jolly 10, 1867. 81
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Improved Brick Machine.

Manufactured Exclusively By as.
Afer an experience of 25 years with all the
different Machines, we offer this 10 Brick makers
as combining everything most sired by Them,
We only ask fair examination, and would pre-
fer to have those about to Iurchnse come aud Sre
the Machine at work. and compare 1t with any
other IN the country. We make the Adams
Machine, for making Front Brick. Halls Patent
Machine, Q ay Tempering Wheels, AMI every.
thing complete to Start Backyard. Also, En-
grnes and Boilers, cane Mills, Portable FORCES,
and Machinery Of all kinds.
PEEKSKILL MANUFACTURING CO.,
PesksSiil, y. Y.
July q, 1865. 1t
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AGENTS WANTED.

To sell the American Window Polish. he
best ever offered to the public. It cleans win
dows as fest you can wipe them with a CLOTH
without slJp, soap or water. It leaves The glass
clear as crystal ard free from streaks or Int. 1t
also cleans and poI.shes Gold, Silver, Copper
Brass and Tin ware, better, and with less labor
than nything eveI known. Agents are making
e25 to so per week. Everybody wants It as
soon as they see if used Send CSC. for sample
and terms, OF call on the AMERICAN poll
ISL COMPANY, Alb Chestnut, ST., PhIIa.
JuIv 81 1861. 1t
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NOTICE
TO
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS Will be received by 'he
( undersigned Until the
Isl Of September, 1867
for rebuilding The Bridge over the POto-
mac river al Shepherdslown, upon The Old
sight The abumenls and piers are still
standing. The Bridge will be Clio feet
long, requiring arches, Of $50 feet span.
Proposals are invited for covered
Bridge, also for an uncovered one, and
for double and single track
Address the subscriber at Shepherds
town, Jefferson County, West Va.
f. |. LEE, President,
Of the Va. & Md. Bridge Company.
July 25, 1867. CIV
Is HagerslOwn Mail and Rockingham
Register copy I'LL lst September.
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WANTED-hGENTS.

$3.50 per month the year round, or 900 per
cent profit on commission. We GUARANTEE
the above salary or commission TO suitable a.
gents at their own homes, 10 introduce an arti-
Gle of INDISPENSABLE UTILITY in every house
hold. For particulars call on, or address, G..
w. JACKSON * CO., II South street, Balti-
more, Md.
July q. ISG7. Al
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Ancient Pagean-The Grand Chariot Mars IN Amor
Living Lions in omen Dens Of Gold and Knights and Glad III
Romans giterDg and costly UT'sn Gg contain
Grand and imposing Procession will be preceded the Chariot " oO
inc Tbos Csnms operate Silver String Orchestra twenty
Clans NsTWO PERFORMANCES and O'Clock NJ, " P'
sion will enter a O'Clock. @gADMISSON 50 CENl0st9
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TIE LATEST .A.ID BEST!

WE respectfully call attention 10 our
w rhlrd stock 81 general me'chAnd''e,
purchased ,lnee the late decline IN prices.
and which We offer al rates 10 suli The
times. All in need Of good aud cheap
goods all! 10 we'll 10 examine our stock
before bGying el.ewh'Te. Our selection
Of HARVEST GROCERIES. re be-
llere. !, The largest. cheapest and best IN
Jefferson county. Call and see.
June 20 Morgan, Strobe 4 Go.
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Either Of the above sent free 10y mail on re-
ceipt OF the price.
July 81, 1867. At
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yMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL,

\ fl St Class monthly, containing 36 large
doln'c column Pages, Only 50 cts. for months
TN it! VIII save every farmer many DO lrs,
as we olfer Horse and Carle Doctor Free
Address Nj BOYER \ co. Gum Tee.
Chester county, Pa.
July 81, 1867. At
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vi VIZ - 'l''"'N ~ 10y '''''
Susan Duwucy, Admt'x,
Jo'nF Waters, Mary Jane Swarz
late Mary Jane Graham. Charles Sws'tz
her husband, Daniel Waters. Maria Lou.
ia B,re., Leaudcr Balcs her lu-band,
Satsh Ann Waters and Cora Virginia
Walfrs aud Susan &. Russell.
IN CIlANCERY.
The object Of rhi' cut i Ia make Ih"
here Of Sarah " alters. deceased. psrlIrs
defendants To sand suIl and to answer the
amended bill hied ~ sad cause; and u
appearing upon affidavit fled N lhIs SUIT
lha, said defendants are not rssldcns OF
III, Ststc. they are hereby required To up.
pear within one month after due pubIcs.
non Of this order and do what is nec's-a.
~ To prO'cci their interests IN This mater.
1t il further ordered that copy Of tbs
order be published once = week luf louf
successive week. ~ the Shopherd.to~n
Register IN said county aud posted at the
front door Of the Couu llou,s thereof on
the first Monday alter the date Of llIs or.
der True Copy-TesIs
W 4. CHAPLlNE, Click,
ForEs. p. q.
Jolly 10, 1897 r." Zee So ~
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To Lovers Of the Weed
TRAVELY'S. snd Queen Of The SoDlh
81 chesing Tobacco. "Onr Choice
suo. ing Tobacco. Good CigsD. at
July - Lloyd LicEIiduS.
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West Virginia /:

1T Role. h,Id IN The Clerks Office OF
* The Cream Couu ul Jefferson county
on the J.: Monday IN J"ly 1867.
Susan Duwucy, Admtx,
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J Is l3 1867. low
c., Berkeley Union and New Era.
Ilag,r-roUn Na,l, and Lancaster luielh-
perccr. weekly copy I'LL sale aDd send
bills tu lhI- office lur collection.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-06-21
dence save you and make you worthy

dence save you and make you worthy
Of myself.
(Signed) MAMMALIAN.
Dispatches from Tampico of the
Both via Havana 9th inst, say Gen.
Gomez still holds out at Tampico,
having pronounced against Juarez
in favorof Ortega.
On the morning Of the 14th a por.
ton OF the garrison revolted in favor
of J%uarez, when a fight ensued which
lasted five hours through the streets,
at the end of which the revolted party
were put to fight, some taking refuge
on board of the U. S steamer YantiC
and merchant vessels, while many
were shot seeking a place of safety.
The forces OF Juarez are drawing their
lines around this place, and there will
probably be a battle soon.
New YORK, June l0.-Speeial
dispatches received here dated Quere.
toro, May 26th, says the wife OF
Prince Salm had in.erceded with
Juarez for the lives of Macmillan and
his officers, and her appeals would
probably prove successful.
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Death OF q Newspaper Man.

RoaEar r. MERCER one of the Proprletors
of the Nashville Prey and Times died on Tues
day the nth instant, in the city of Nashville,
in the twenty-frst year of his age, HIS
disease was produced by too close con-
6nsmsnt and application to business. Mod
est, industrious, talented, gentle in demea-
nor and a man of great moral worth, without
a foe in the world, and highly esteemed by
all who knew him, bis sun Of life sank into
the great ocean of eternity, just as he was
entering the threshold Of a career Of distinc-
tion, usefulness and prosperity. To bis grief
stricken friends and relatives we offer our
sincerest sympathy and coincidence.
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Ex.Rehel General LOngstreet.

This man, who figured as a great hero In
the war Of the rebellion bids fair to become
an Examplar to the Southern people worthy
of their closest imitation. His late letter on
Military Reconstruction is replete with Wis
dom and good sense. He takes the position
that the South is eHectually conquered and
should willingly concede to and abide by the
requirements Of the loyal people. The only
means Of accomplishing sure, permanent
and speedy restoration is by relinquishing
Andy's policy at once, and flying to the
standard of the Republican party, which is
the power of the country. All oppositions
TO il are but weak and struggling factions
with no prospect whatever Of success. The
longer resistance is made to Congress- the
more improbable It becomes Of the South eV-
er being restored at all to a civil admlnistra-
tion Of government. This Mr. Longstreet
has the sense and judgement to know, and
he is giving bis brethren in error some
wholesome advice, which will rebound TO
their happiness and prosperity if they accept
and act upon il. We look upon this change in
his political course as bright promise Of a
corresponding change in the sentiment and
feelings Of the entire Southern people, and
they will return heart and soul TO their ale
glance to the government. The leayer Of
Bnioniin iS at work 10 the South. The Re-
pnbhcAa party having accomplished every
object Of its organization in the North hiss
come down to ihe3e treason cursed and war
wasted regions, and with the sword Of truth
and justice will conquer and overthrow the
error which has so long s~nslaved the South
srn people.
The leaders ofthsrebslion should have the
honesty and eandor Of NJ. Longstreet, and
welcome and assist these hsrosI who having
conquered on the field Of battle, return with
the olive branch and the balm to heal the
wounds Of war. Let them be received With
opea hands and warm hearts; let men Of all
parties work in unison TO restore the eoun-
try on the broad and eternal foundations Of
equal liberty aad exact iuslle to all men with
out distraction Of rank color or condition, and
the WORK Of reconciliation aud restoration is
complete. ~ longs az the Southern people
prs morose add defiant under the baneful In
apirsiion Of the mAlignitieI at Washington,
'ieh a anity Is morally Impossible. The
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loyal people demand nothing of the rebels
but unqualified submission they have de-
manded nothing else, and when they bring
forth fruits meet for repentance" and for
sake the "accursed thing then the past will
be buried, their crimes forgiven and the Union
be restored.
Mr.. LOngstreet s%ustains the reputation Of
being an honest man, aud this circumstance
proves it beyond doubt. When the crime of
the rebellion was fully contaminated, be oc.
cupied the position of Paymaster in the
National Army. 1t is true that be resigned
this responsible position and allied himself
with his country's enemies, but the moneys
with which he was iutrusted, be secured
safely and made provisions for their return
to the lawful owners. This restitution has
been made. Treasurer Spinner says, that
this is the only instance on record, and in q
great measure accounts for his late sensible
and patriotic letter.
Longstree.'s command swept East Tennes-
see desolate on their flight from Knoxville to
Virginia, but our Union people should not
pass harsh Judgment upon him, when they
see in their midst, men who conducted them
selves far worse and are still whining aud
grieving over the leshless carcass OF the
Southern Confederacy.
"Whilst the lamp holds out to burn,
The yilest sinner may return
The doors Of the Republican Church are
always open for the admission of repentaut
rebels.
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CHANCERY SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Id Chancery Court at Jonesboro', Tenn
at its May term 1867, in the case Of John
Lynn VS.. Harrison Hensley ct. ais. Twill Of
FER for sale at the Court House door, in Jones'
borough, or Monday the 9th day Of August
1867, a tract Of land lying in Washington
County Tenn, District, No. Is, and adjoining
the lands of, L.. HenSley and others, and con-
tanning 10 acres more or less, and being'the
farm on which the said Lewis Hensley resid-
cd at the date Of his death.
TERMS.-Six months credit bond and APP
proved security and lien retained until pur-
chase money is fully paid and sold without
the right Of redemption. June II, 1867,
je2lw4pfS5 HENRI H0SS, O.. NJ.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-06-21

DY virtue of a decree of the Cbancery
DCourt at its May term 1867, in the case OF
William r. Bayless Adn'r ofReuben Bayless
decd, VS.. Asa Bayless, ct al, I will proceed TO
sell to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in Jonesborough on Monday the 9th day
of August 1867, a tract of land lying in
Washington County Tenn in District No. 5,
adjoiniong the lands of Sarah Bhyless, Ed
ward West, Ermon and others, and contain
ing about 800 acres more or less, and being
the farm upon which Reuben Bayless resided
at the time OF his death.
TERMS-Six and twelve months credit in
equal instalments-bond and approved secu-
rity and lien retained until purchase money
is fully paid. June II, 1867.
HENRY H0SS, c. Nm.
lS67ie2lw4pfS5.