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The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

True success results from true merit.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is
placed before the public, resting solely on its
own merits. It's success 10 already indispu-
table.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

A Heavenly quiet now rests over James
town. In the long, still summer afternoons,
q dog scratching feas disturbs the town from
end to end.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

All advertisements to be published in THU
paper. must be handed in a. the oRce BY
Thursday noon of each week, OF they vii
lay over until the next issue.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

We are indebted to II. L. Street. for . lib.
eral supply Of Newspapers, Periodicals., &c.,
Streets Book Store il the place to, get choice
literature Of ell sorts.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Large droves Of horses cattle and sheep are
still passing over the Sonora and Mono Road
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
.AruHDAY noaS1rG. s..s as. 1879
Look foswARD!-The Community have

LOOK Forward The Community have
confidence that our coming Fourth Of July
orafions will be shorn OF all tae old Fourth Of
July piatitudes concerning the "Land of
rreedom,'' the 'Birth Of Freedom" the
Patriot Fcthers, "Banker Hillp and 'Li-
berty or Death" We want something living
and vital, il possible little ahead Of the
times, rather than mp to il. There is much
10 talk about. We are on the thresshold OF
great changes, social, political and religious.
The glare of new day is seen in the horri-
ron of futnrity. let our eyes look that way
rather than upon the setting San Of the past.
Our patriots and statesman did their work
well. The story is pleasant. But let them
sleep--at least for one Fourth. The present
is here full Of new conditions, new surround
ings, new questions. 1t is our privilege and
duty TO grapplo with them. Let Us think
and reason and discuss them coolly and dis.
passionately. For we are the workers. We are
the best and only judges of our time. We
arc always bowing to and worshipping the
Past. For us, we reverence and admire the
Great Present and still more tbs Mighty Flu
ture. We hold ourselves no degenerate sons
Of noble sires. In intellect and skill, ir
knowledge and wisdom, in great enterprise.
and disinterested action, this age is the van
guard Of Time. Human nature is growing
richer and nobler. Because meanness and
and murder and corruption and narrow mind
edness are by pen and press and pencil sc
constantly dragged to light, some imagine
we retrograde. 1t is only that more and
more evil comes to the surface. The diseases
ofsociety are now seen breaking out 10 un'
slightly blotches upon the cuticle. But this
is better far than that in concealment, they
fasten upon the unseen vitals.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

w. A, Selkirk editor in chief Of the Stock
ton Independent for the last two years has Be
csne proprietor Of the Stars and Stripes, An
burn, Placer county.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

A man who would complain Of the weather
with which We have thus far. this month
been favored should be sentenced for life to
the eternal fog, wind dust and chill of San
Francisco.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

A portion of John Pereira g ranch in James
town is being mined and pays very well.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

A large crop Of girls are coming up in
Tuolumne County. They are greatly in ex-
cess Of the boys. They are bright, quiok and
keen. In few years they will be marketa-
BILE. But where are the consumers?
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

We acknowledge the receipt Of q flowing
bowl of Ice Cream from Mrs. Eliza Davis, who
keeps more of the same sort at her Saloon on
Washington Street. Try some. It is good.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

France has suspended duty on eli imports
of foreign grain.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

There is great enthusiasm in Tuolumne
county concerning the new opposition stage
line. Stockton Iadepaldeat.
Ent6nsiaem is no name for it. 1t is
frenzy.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

The Patronage of the Peoples Accommo.
dation Line steadily increases.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

The necessity for Revival of religion in
this town was intimated last Sunday at
churh. If this be contemplated it is well to
send for the Rev. Mr.. Mayfeld, who inaugu-
rated . very successful Revival lately at
Woodbridge, San Joaquin County. He is an
extraordinary pulpitpsychologist and itseems
almost impossible to create renewed inter
est in this sort of excitement called religion
without the aid of some man 80 gifted.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Standing near the Baptist Church last Sun
day morning and hearing the simple songs Of
the Sabbath School children, ringing out so
full and clear, while the coo. breeze rustled
among the locust leaves, we too become a
worshipper. There is in the children's cho-
rus subtitle spell to soften and melt the hard
est heart. Matured art may astonish and
dazzle but the caild's voice goes nearest the
fountain of tears.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

sonors. June Goth, Is5oec5,iw
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-10
GOING EAST.

-i.38 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily
directing at Gerry Sundays excepted, for iren;
ii .: ..Nayyille. Broctou aud ritusviiler and carly
81. Erie at Elmira with Northein Ce, tral Railway
William sport, IL irrishurg Phiadelphiaand Bal.
'meorc:and ut New York Tor Bostsn amt New Eng
and cities
Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Gin.
cislmti running through to New York
s,l5 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
Sundays excepted, meeting at Binghampton for
ALBANY and The celebrated summer resort, Sharon
Springs, and at New York for Boston, and all New
A sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Meadve running through to New York
LOS A. NJ. NEW YORE DAY EXPRESS,
daily, sundays excepted Connects at Great Bend
with DeaSa are, Lackawanra & Western Raliway
for Scranton, and at New York with Midnight Ex
press train Of New Jer-ey Railroad br fhiladc
phia t-f 'l a-.tha
T.. A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Cleveland, running through TO iior els svic, con
meeting with train having ncw and improved Draw
tag Room Coach0s attached, running through t,
' New York.
2,4s p. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sunday.
excepted. tt4. BsL
2,OS A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
Tszcepted tt.-.I .'gWrit
= 4.5O a. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sunday, ex
eepted. -.-,v- - {.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York
The best venti ated and most luxurious Sleeping
-oncr @. Hs-IN TIE WORLD ~ accoinpan, all
light trains on this Railway.
IT, The Erie Railway Company has o ened a
t,w Ferry from their Jersey city Depot to the foot
23d II, New trk thus enabling passengers to
sch the upper p riioli o the eli y wi,h ut the e1-
Alse and annoyance nj y street carol IN oulnibns
rtnsfer. htt fa aaA .t
tn Tie scenery along the entire route Of the Eric
kaI!Way Is or The most picturesque beHu'i iful
character Admirers of Natu e's beauties, IN /.
Daylight Journey over this Iuc viii find its ever
changing landscapes subjects of continual admira.
tion and interest. B4aJ
l3aggaEe Checked Through. +.
And fare alw aye as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which con be obtained at ull th2 Principal rlcke,
fhces in lhe " est ind souih.Nesr.
80 uatsI- Ierr WM. b, BARR,
RCCIsEI. ,II Gen pass'r A.t
Gen Supt Jan l3, l:o
C:.E- EEE FMS CARRIAGES
/ 'af tAeitlPe JlG c-ra Si7.s
E.E as- rF rsr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-10
AavYtislHS MeAiuM,

TIE RECORD has TO superior - Il Srsals'o-
wherever au Oh Operator or Deaw can ss fesra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25

The publishers O, the Lewiston
Weekly Jo,rRqj have issued the prospect
Us oil that popular paper for 1871, As a
family paper TOT Maine readers the
Weekly Journal leaves little TO DC dcsir-
ed. lis large eight page paper, pre-
seutiug tulI and methodic&Ily arranged
Review of the Week a digest of State
news bv Counties; very full State Core
Spoudencc, viii Special Correspondence
from important points sand an Interesting
Literary Department. a carefully edited
Agricultural Department, is feature that
has givenit great popularity; and its Chill
drcn's Department. is eagerly read. Is
State Correspondence aud Reports Of Con,
vcntiops, Aricul,urai Festivals. etc. are in
comparably complete The price Of the
paper is :. go in advance and il i one OF
the cheapc>, and best papers in the
country It
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25

George b. Cary, under sentence OF
death for murder in Onondaga county On.
" jail, writes to his brother, in which
he says "Be good to my mother and sis
ter and little brother and do good 10 all;
and | don't want YOU to play cards. Do
not play it any one asks You to. Tell
them that your brother came to his death
by cards aud drinking"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25
MARRIED..

~ Bryani's Pond Nov. 18th. Mr. Emery Mason
and Miss Marcia Maxwell, both of Paris
La Norway, Nov. l6ib, by Rev. L. IL Tabor Mr.
Gilbert j. Brown and Miss Nellie Dcyine. both of
Norway
In Waterford, Nov. s0th. by Rev. w W Dow,
Mr., John ;. swan OF Waterford. and Miss Sarah
swan nj Denmark. daughter of Joseph u. Swan.
In Paris, Nov 18th, by Rev. G.. r. Cobb, Mr. G..
William shaw aud Miss Achs1 Dareu. both Of L.
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DIED.

In Paris, Nov. 10th, Mrs. sarah, wife OF Mr. John
Billings, aged o. wears.
In LiBcoln, Oct. 2tth, Nh, Benjamin Hammond,
age,i - wears
Paris, oxford County. was the native place OF
the person whose death j. here recorded lie
came to Lincoln among the earliest settlers OF the
town. Industry and trUgalIty secured a cOmpe-
tencv for himself and family, aud answering
honesty and uprighincSS crowns his memory with
honor by all who shared his business az social ac-
qUainiancc IN life. There was well beaten path
from his dwelling place 90 the sanctuary of God,
which had the fresh mark, OF his footprints on
every returning sabbath His life did honor TO
the name kv bore LINCOLN.
Bangor Wing x Courier please copy.
Ia Hartford, oct slh, Ms, jennie l. Corliss,
aged Is years, daughter 0f 4. " and &. H. Corllss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25

Brick Pomeroy is almost as poor rs
when he began at Lacrosse, the 500, 600
which he made there having been sunk in
the New York Democrat, gratifying evil
dcucc that Brick was too red hot for his
party,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25

The full bench of the \. Y. supreme
court sustained the Judgment Of $500
against the Adams Express Company,
being the principal and interest on a
package of $4,000 OF legal tender con.
signed to them at Boston by Asa f.
Cochran for delivery ut New Orleans, and
lost by the burning Of the steamer Bio
Bio at the latter city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25
Good News at Hast.

pE FREDERIC MORRILL,. author Of THE
MEDICAL ADEIsER AND GUIDE To HFALrH-a
,sor Of -Urpass ing interest suj value % all per
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
decline, speruatorr hQ... or any Of is sequences,
az, m.t 49, describing the varioU, symptoms Of
These - on, diseases with plain, common sen sc
dire - for their treatment Sad cure-may be
ctu-trJjslly consulted upon all chronic, delicate
Eul comp Heated IA -eS-es IN either ScN, AT The
rErrLE's MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No kuliuch
street.. Boston, Mass Every sufferer should con
-u.- pr Morrill,, Ills large experience o; over
thirty ears. dealing with every disease incident
o. humanity, enables him Go glsarURtee cure ca
Ci' CfrGbe t,,sss I'm shorter time 5nd az less eN-
Fga~t and inconvenience O. the patient than i
usually Incurred When rrsOrt is had 20 less ine y
Ier.cHcva phy~iei.lB-. CALL AND >EE Rim He
VIII describe your disease without any inlorma-
item uHw son. and cure you without the Use OF
har olJ alai- SrruU> remedies otten periluu> %
te..-u anil life. THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with l0s
circulars " IHE ENgER"RS PILL aud IN
'EFANr FACTS, Will De set.s 20 asy a,,iress On
receipt of zen cents. Address, or call az No.
AZ LtINCH srBEET BoSTuN. Mas. Office hours
irJm H. the morning 90 DO clock ia tiie evening
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1t / said that the Kaw Indians salt
The railroad track, in their country, in
order to cntice cattle in front Of the cars,
50 they can get the carcasSes,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-25

Ss-Look here, reader, we DO no. wish % tell you
thst Con sumption can De cured when the lung are
h.lt consumed. hor that Ur Wonderful or any 9TH
er fellow las discovered a remedy that viii make
men .itc forever aud leave death - play FOR VauJ
o. work NJ. VOC have heard cuough OF jhat, and
We d5 not wonl,r ths, you have by this tim, be-
come li,a,lei y, .th Jt. Bar when tell you that
D5. ~a-y's Cat4rrh Remedy vii positively cure tho
vor,, cases ot Cata-rh We only assert that which
thousands can testify 20 Try 4, Ind you WI, Dc
convinced. sen, 5y mail Tor sky cents Address
EN. Pierce " H., l8 seneca -, Buffalo, y. Y
Sold by j. II. EaSsoa, Par, Hill, and BY druggists
generally.
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commissioners Notice.

WYE, The uudcr- ,uel, have been appointed by
w the lIon0rab bic Judge ui Probate for On
for,i County Comiui, sjonpr- with full powers 10
receive aud examine all The claims OF the several
irur- 70 the estate " Nelson Pickett, late 81
lincoln Plantation in said County, and We do
Ls,sl,v supoint Saturday, the fourth day of Feb
-li.-,. and SATURDAY. the fourth day of March, y.
ID ISL al the Office Of x. \. Frye, IN Bethel, IL
sai,. COUNTY At ten o'clock la the forenoon, upon
meetings 10 attend u our duties as such COmmts-
-iauel ana the creditors - said estate Will pre-
sent their claims against said estate on these days
'''' ELIAS NJ CARTER,
X \ FRYE.
Bethe! Nov l., $50.
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Know Thy Destiny !

MADAME THERESA DABALL, the great
vi French CiaivyOyaut has taken rooms In
pa DI and VIII remain there Uutl. The n.St ui
Iauutr1.. ISL By sending %l cents anu -iamp,
Together with lock ct your hair, yOUr height auI
q 70. she viii send YOU correct picture OF NoGr
Iuune Au >Daad or Wite,--tcA your their disp"s'
tlou occupation their leading characteri-tc', an u
man. other startling facts This il no hoax
At Tres, MADAME THERESA DABALL,
Nov Il 3w. Portland, Nc.
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Tur PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT is TO be
greatly enlarged and improved with the
beginning OF It's thirty-hlh volume in
March next. the price 20 remain un.
chauscd-S2 90 year in advance More
Stories, fuller Market Reports, and Agri-
cultural Miscellany. more extended
News Department. and New Type. are
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be sent fourteen months tor the price Of
one wear BY its Clubbing arrangements
with Sll the leading Magazines and News
papers. the entire reading matter for =
family. Except the local paper which it
j the duty of every citizen 20 patronjze0
can be had ~ a. ll,cet possible rates.
Enough can be saved on two Magazines
10 pay the whole subscription price OF the
TRANSCRIPT. Specimens OF the Tran
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Periodicals dubbed with, and their prices,
sent free to any who apply. Address
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BORN.

In Norway, Oct 9th, 10 the wife of Mr.. W. Frank
Cox, a son, Oscar Noyes.l
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Special Notices.
Twcniy-Seven Years Practice

t. rle Treatment sf Diseases incident Fcmale.
ha, placed Or DOW az the head % AL play -icians
making such practice specially aud enables HIN
o. guarantee 3 speedy anil permanent cure IN the
sor-, cases 90 Suppression and an other hsns'ra
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FELLOWS CONrOUND SYRUP OF HYPo-
PHosFHuEs -Clergymen who were O.
bligcd to withdraw from the pulpit on &C
count Of Clergymcn's Sore Throat, have
recovered by using this invaluable prepa-
ration and Me now preaching again. Be
inc III eXcellea, nervous tonic, 1t eXerIs
a direct influence on the nervous system,
aud through tit invigora,es the body.
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Pumps! Pumps !!

~ II. BLAKE OF Burkbyid would inform a u
y. those Iu want al SUPERIOR III Mp
that d. has pat his Glass Pump Business into III,
hands az MIR RICHARD poRNNN, OF tni~ place.
who viii prompt, attend 20 all orders and exc.
cute thvm ln q satisfactory manner al Rrtacta
Prices aud VII also keep on hand for sale IT,
RING for Chain Pumps and Aciuedu't,
Address RICHARD DDENAN, Buckficld.
N8y l. SWs
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.

ENECUTNE DEPARTMENT, }
Augusta. Nov. IL, $50
An adjourned session ot the Executive Council
Will bc held ~ the Council Chamber, in Augusta. 7
on MO\D NN, the 5th dav Of December next, AT
&o'clock l. NJ
Attest. FRANKLIN VI. DREW,
Secretary ct state.
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MOORE'S RURAL new YORKER.
=
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY,
For Town and Country.

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II + HOW ARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
w HITE SULPH UR LAND.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SAIL

IofFer for sale my FARM, "BEAuRFGARD,
situated mile and half from the White Sulphur
Springs. In Greennrier county, west Virginia. It
third of when Is MEADOW LAND. Anout one
half of t. Is In fine forest. full Of ENCGI- Lent
TIMB 4. A part of the meadow has been in
G tneIv HTbAPTED 10 GRASS; and It's nea ness
to the White Sulphur Springs gives 1t The advan-
This farm is WELL WATERED. Indeed, 1t has
In copious springs the almost exclusive suppl Or
town tnat must grow up there upon The comp,e.
ton Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the
Ohio river In the su'nmer Of ~. IN sc.orr, oe ,,s
II has commanding lftersSt on account OF lis
fine adaptation to purposes of health an! rccrea-
ton 1t IS one nfthe most beautiful, as II Is one 81
tne most healthf1 localities in the Virginia noun
tains. It has 4 fine bath anda superabuudancs Of
water for m any more. This wafer has never been
analyzed, but it is evidently Pc we:iul stmuant
Of the skin and great invigorator OF the system.
There are besides enc of the boldeSt and strongest
CHALIBEATE SPRINGS ana large body or
alum slate highly impregnated with alum, In
might be established With these agencies the
place might be made popular aud prosper
Gus adjunct of the White sulphur. the great water
nr-plsce OF the middle and southern states Of the
I: has fine grounds for mile-long TRCTTING
or SAGE COURSE, ard the addition OF thai
source OF amusement for the immGn,c thrmnG OF
summer visitors TO the White sulphur Valley
would be great public graz hca'i9n, ahd nlsnlly
suited bv the temperature Of the place To summer
sport would become one of the most famous III the
Union.
This farm mis- lt also he opted to fish culture.
having an immense supply of clea- spring water
from several large springs, and n good location
for a lake Of several acres. This business has
lately become exceedingly profit, BILE
There IS large Double B"ICk HOUSE,
containing Twelve connections rooms upnn the
Mace, together with outhouseS. Th~ grounds @rc
admirably ADAPTED for the finest display of arch!-
tcctural and other Improvements
II is one of the most attractive places In the
mOuntAins whether for improvement as place
of public resort or for superb residence for Il
Persons DESTROYS OF seeing the place are re-
ferred To my son, j. Il. CowARDIS, wh@ resides
upon It, Either he or myself will state the terms.
j. a. COHARDin
Dispatch office.
RICHMOND August II, 1870. au 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND. va.
Insures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses euuitahly adjusted and promptly paid.
Il. \. CilAIEuRNE. Principal Agent.
JOHN r.. i'kNtnt>IH, secretary.
HENRY -. nkSFORTu; Assistant secretary.
SAMUEL II. FULLiAM. Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
By w. GOIdjn
ny " UVUWII
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY DISCRIMINATORY RESI-
Dr%CS.. nN THE EAST LINE OF SIXTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
'DE SALE Al AUCTION. viii be sold a, auc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY tee 10th of
september. 1870. ~ O'Clock r. NJ. the convent
en- AMI dcs'ra5l v-located DWELLING; now occu-
pied by "rs. Caroline f. Mayo. adjoining the.
residence Of Mr.. W. B. Isaacs on the one side and
that Of Mr.. e.. Doggett on the other. 1t contains
seven rooms, besides the usual out. buildings. and
is in good der. The neighborhood is very de-
sirable.
TERMS: 0ne.third cash: balance at six and
twelve months. bearing six per cent, five years
ut ten per cent. per annum, interest payable quar-
terly. secured by n trus. deed.
ssI W GDDnIN Aurttoueer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
Bv James VI. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and auctionecr
Office, No. ITO siain street.

WHAT NEAT BRICK STORE AND
i DWELLING . r THE North saST COR
hTR IF RSOAD STREET AND BROCK AVE
THUMhS II. SAUNnERE As A DRUG sTokE,
EOH SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold, on
FRIDAY, September 23d. 1870, on the premises, az
O'Clock =. NJ, the properly above loo .ted
fronting about 30 feet on Brook avenue. The
house contains about six rooms above the store,
witt gas and water, and in good order.
GERMS Gnc-third cash the bai .Dce at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with Interest,
ana secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR,
sc II auCtiOnccr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
By Grubbg 4 Williams,
KtHI E5rale Agents and Auctl0netrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A GOOD BRICK DWELLING AT THE
LIVER srREFTs. At AUcTION.-.0n WE'D
NESDAY, eeptcmD Der 81, at O'Clock =. W.. we
will sell UPON the premises the ne't BRICK
DWELLING situated is above, and occupied by
Mr.. w. q. Prosser. IT has six rooms, n double
Ritchcn, and well Of excellent water in he ward.
Tie premises are In good rr,er and the neighbour
hood i mirroring, J his Is Il good opportunity TO
Duv ,mtortable house Il: moderate price.
TERMS At sale.
GRCBRS s WILLIAMS,