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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-11-08

~ 1t was an Irisllman who wanted
to End a place where there was no
death that he might so and end his
days there.
It was an Irisl, editor who exclaim-
ed, while speaking of the wrongs of
ireland, "Her cup of misery has been
for ages everfowing and it's not yet
full -
It was an Irish newspaper that said
Of Robeapierre that che left no chill
dren behind him except brother who
was killed at the same time.n
1t was an Irish coroner who, when
asked how he accounted for an extra
ordinary mortality in Limerick, re-
Piled, sadly, 81 cannot tell. There arr
people dying this year who never died
I before"
| ! It was an Irish hand-bill that an.
lnOunced with b0andless liberality, il
reference to great political demon.
stration, in the Rotnnda, that "ladies
without distinction Of sex, would b.
welcome"
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JOsIE'S WEDDING GIFT.
By j. II.

"And so | am to understand that
YOU positively refuse to give up that
young fortune hunter, Marmaduke
Marty ~
81 do positively refuse"
Gwen after the bankruptcy which
has redaced him to beggary, You still
wish to fulfill your engagement 2"
"Most certainly"
"Then hear me-" and Captain Wy
cl;erly-a retired naval officer in the
United States service-hashed his stout
cane upon the floor with an emphasis
Chat made the glasses and decanters
jiHgle-s'and mark what say! Ifyon
persist in such obstinate disohedience
to my wishes, by dove I'll disinherit
You. The day that You become his
wife will find you Homeless and penni-
less. Aud you may both sweep the
crossings for a living for all / care, for
I'll never help you to a penny"
Josie's cheeks burned scarlet.
"And say" she retorted, her blue
eyes all afiame with honest indigna-
ton, "that 10 consideration of broad
Eacres or bank stock, or even the COM
mands of a father"-here she choiSed
down a rising sob--"can tempt Josie
Wycherly to break her word.n
"Think,n said the father, "of the
homes where grim Want sits day after
day beside the hearthstone, where chill
dren with pinched features and hollow
eyes beg vaitIly for the food which is
denied them; and yet yon deliberately
choose such fate as tfis!v
Josie's heart Quailea n little, for,
like all refined women, she loved the
ease and luxury which wealth could
purchase, and which she all her life
had enjoyed. But she loved Marina
duke and her own honor more.
eve plighted our truth with your
full consent and approval" she argued,
eff he has been unfortunate, it is plain
lly my duty to cling to and comfort
him. l have given him my sacred
promise, and I shall keep it,"
And her father, recognizing the Wy
cherry obstinacy, knew that further re-
monstrance wasuseless. But being by
nature despotic, and expecting to re-
ceive at home the same implicit obedi'
ence lie had exacted on board man o
war, he raved and swore and seeded
so continually at being banked in his
plans, that poor Josie was glad toyield
to her lovers entreaties, and become
his wife, to escape persecution at home
So one morning they quietly walked
to the nearest church, and in the pres
encc of a few friends, to whom they
had confded the circumstances, Josie
Wycherly was, by a few brief sen.
| fences, transformed into Mrs. Marty
Scarcely had the bridal party left the
church when they were confronted BY
Captain sVycherly, lisstout cane com.
ing down emphatieally at every step
his eyes. blazing with wrath.
$50 you have been Matching youl
mutiny under my, very. roof, and have
outwitted the old man at last,!" he OK
claimed, glaring on the trembling
bride, who stood surrounded by hel
fear stricken friends. "Hope you'll
find smooth sailing with your prett.
craft, young man |; for by the heather
gods, you'll never see the color of OLE
Mark Wycherly's money. III disin
heiit The ungratefll girl this yer,
day." .
! Aud he meant to be as good as hi
word for he walked straight from th'
church to the law Office of Hunt ant
Ketchum, and astonished the senior o
! that frm By requesting them 10 draw
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OMg 9qgt's Corner Seleetsil
BETTER.
by w. II.

Better little labor
Than everest;
Better IL pleasant nei@hbor
Than tedious guest!
Better the funeral STROUD
With hope behind it,
Than light within the cloud
That silyef-liued it.
Better aspire to-day
Than dream tomorrow;
Climb-;lfou~h the upward way
Be yined with sorrow;
Better press toward the goal
God destined for us,
Though shadows walk the whole
Long way before lis.
Better Il sea of light
When morn hath crowned it,
Than all the stars of night
Its spells around it;
Better II life Sabine,
Inshrined in story,
Than one gew- gawed by Time
And bruit with glory.
Better the mind to see
And soul to fashion,
And senses that but he
Art-slaves to passion;
But one touch of God
At Nature S heart,
Than all than vain men plod
In realms OF art.
Better life that flows
Gods holes under,
Than one of Haunting shows
Aud mortal wonder;
as l0wlier it he here,
Where the heart acteth,
So loftier it will appear
When the morn breaketh.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.


E4RYERY drop Of the SARSAPARILLIAN
E "A KESOLFENT communicates through
the Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fields
and juices Of the system The rigOf Of life
for it repairs the wastes OF the body with
rev and sound material. &cr9JHlo, 81
pills, GOaaRmpiioH, GiaadU}a,' Disease VI
ccr8 in Mo Threat. .IoHta, IWm0,s, Nodes in
fbc fi'agds md othGr parts cf thc system, Sore
aaa * The or og n Of s d @@ ne E aa
ions, Ftrer Sores. Sfall Ilcad. Riag Boria.
SAT- IIheno,, EIYaipeIas, Ache Biac1, Spots,
jiOrms in he Flesh, ThmOrs, Cancers Ia the
Homb, and GiI wcGL.eaiag and painful dis
charges, Night StreGis, loss Of Sperm end all
,raates of the life principle, are 1rithia the en-
rafirc range Gf Ma w0ader Of Modern Chem
i5t,y, and a frae daits' Hse niH p,ofe 10 am
person asi.-g Il fa, citier Of these forms Of dis
case lis poteaapo}re, 10 carc them,
Ii The patient, daily becoming reduced
by the wastes and decomposition that is
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-11-08
Terrible Accident,

BY a passenger who came in on
the louisville, New Albany and
Chicago Railroad yesterday morn
ing, we learn the particulars of 4
most terrible accident that occur
red at Paoli, Orange county, m
diana, on Saturday afternoon, about
4 O'Clock. 1t appears that Prof.
Wilbur, who has been making bal
loon asceisions at va,ious points,
recently, in Southern indiana, was
advertised to go up at the Orange
County Fair Grounds on the last
day of the County Fair, which has
been in progress since wednesday
last.
At the time announced the Plo-
fessor was on the ground and COM
menced the Imitation of his balloon,
which was in short time success
fully accomplished. Suddenly one
OF the cords gave way, and it was
evident that the balloon WAS about
to get away without her paSSen-
gers. Professor Wilbur and Mr..
George II. Knapp, editor Of the
Orange County Union, who was TO
accompany the Professor, endeav-
ored to jump into the basket, and
as they caught hold Of it the other
IDS which were holding the bal
loon gave way, and the balloon
started with the two holding on to
the ropes beneath the car, but both
failed TO get in.
The balloon darted Off like an ar,
row, and Mr.. Knapp, seeing it was
impossible to climb into the basket,
let go his hold and fell to the earth
u distance OF so or 40 feet, he eS-
capped without serious injury.
When Mr.. Knapp let go, the weight
detached gave increased momen-
tum to the balloon. The professor
still chung to the ropes, and at
tempted to climb into the basket,
bat in this he failed. When the
balloon had iisen to the height of
about a half mile--some reports
give the height at about one mile
Prof. Wilbur'ss sirenghth failed
him. and the rope glitled ont of bis
hand, aud he came TO the earth
with terrible velocity, killing him
Instantly; as matter of course. a
nun Der of the spectator rushed to
the spot as soon as possible, but
life was extinct, his head being
mashed to jelly, and other parts
of bis person iearfuliy bruised.
The balloon continued its fight.
remaining up some time, butcvent-
ually came to the ground about a
mile from the starting point.
We have no idea low many as
tensions Prof Wilbur has made,
but it is quite number. 1t is
known, however, that his success
had inspired him with a degree Of
confidence, or rather recklessness,
in his aerial voyages. Upon al
most all occasions he has been ac-
companied by some one from the
neighborliood OF where the ascen-
sion was made, and sometimes by q
lady, louisville Ledger.
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NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any
one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.

. ! i7'' " l ! II / q IN
- NV -, ,r.,
- rs % e.. . 80. nIADn hELlEt IS
aud is TIM ONLY PIN REMED 5',s that tI,,t
instantly stops the most excrutiatifG
acL powrIs orr ntl,nr oianGs -. s'',,,-
Que application,
IN 4 MN CNE- / - ! " En- II MINI ES
10 mater now violent or eXcrutinting the
pI'h' rae h"eulhat'c' nea-r'dden, 'nhrm,
cftlp'"N' herN"'S' cnraigie, or Frustrated
WIN ai5ease ihisY Stiltef.
EaEt'2FS s,"nia ALWAYS carry bottle
few rnps in wafer viii VIII, n,ys ,n ' s;1ress
or pains from change Of water Ii is BET
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DIR. RADWAY,S

PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS !
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, nurgc, "cgulate, purify, cleanse
and stren9 then. Radways Pills, for the
curo u all disorders of the Stomach, Liy-
er, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costive-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilipusness.
Bilious Fever, Inflammation ofthe Bow
ais. Piles. and all arrangements OF the Ii
teTlal Yiscera. Warranted to effect a
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, contains
ing no mercury, minerals, or deicseriuus
drr9s
\ few doses OF Railways Pills will free
the system from all the above nained dis
orders Price, 25 cents per box. SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS.
READ aF!.f4SE AND TRUE" Send one
letter STAMP to RADWhY d co, No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you.
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A NATURAL SPRING OF INK
The Californians, who very Justly
boast of the superior resources Of
their State, are now priding them
selves on natural fountain of in
deliblc ink. The hot spring from
which this ink arises, has received
the lively name of the "Deyil's
Punch Bowl" although we have DO
reason for believing that his Satan
ic Majesty, or his follawcrs, indulge
in ink as beverage. The real
devils pnncl-bowl generally con-
tains an alcoholic mixture. But
whatever it may be called, this
spring issues from an opening in
the ground about seven feet IN
diameter, and the black and thick
fiuid hollis MP some three feet above
the surface. The ink is hotter when
it first spouts from the earth, than
that in general use, being of a tenn
peratnre of 1875 dogs Fahrenheit.
The people of the vicinity use it as
ink. and it is confidently asserted
that its marks, either npon cloth Or
paper, are perfectly inde'il,le. IL
the manufacturers of indelible ink
from nitrate Of silver, ETC., desire Il
continuance of their incomes. they
should buy up and suppress that
natural ink fountain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IIx 8Sx Xxx

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES TIL: WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
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WHY Do You CoUGH--wl,en it is in
your power to relieve Yourself? 4 few
doses OF Dr.. TUFTS EXPECT o.
RANT viii cure you and allay the APP
prehensions of your friends; more
over, it is pleasant to take, it produces
no nausea, and strengthens the Lungs
and throat to resist attacks IN tie fr-
ture. Mothers need not dread the
croup when they have a bottle of this
valuable compound on their Mantel-
pieces.
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DR., KEYSER

Is physician Of over thirty years. expert
ence, and a graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and OF the University of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
MR.. II. r. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there is any form or preparation of 1t have
not used or known to be used, in the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You are aware, as well as myself that 1t
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases Of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
ton IL has acquired In my Judgment is warranted
by the facts.
have seen and used as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves tincture,
fluid, extracts, and am not cognizant of any pre-
paraton of that plant at all equal 10 yours Twelve
years. experience ought l think, to give me the
right to Judge of its merits and, without prejudice
or partially give you precedence over all Others
I value your Buchu for It's effects on patients. I
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound OF whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, NJ. D.,
No. 14o Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1865.
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BY Cook C Laughton, Auc:ioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets

GALE OF VIRGINIA REGISTERED
- BONDS.
"Wheraas the Home Insurance Com pany or
New Haven, Connecticut. having failed TO paV lis
liabilities II policies of insurance 10 citizens OF
this State according 10 the rms OF SAID polces'
evidences In PROOF of said Liabilities being be-
fore me In sundry cases. notice Is hereby given,
under section 5ih Of The act passed February So,
shall proceed TO sell ut the Office of r. A. j. Clop-
ton. 18th street. between Main and Bank streets
In the city of h1chm ond. Va. fer cash, SO mucn
TEtED BONDS IS may be necessary 10 pay SAID
liahi tiles of the Home IEsu ance Com cany OF
New Haven, Connecticut, to SAID e, cttisens o. the
STATE. GH'ktE ME-
''Treasur er Of the Commonwealth Of Va"
In accordance with the above notice, we will
sell about S23 600 CT ViRGInilA REGISTERED
BONDS on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of February
ISL, at IL O'Clock NJ. -
COOK & LAUGHTON, .Auctrs.
EA. j. CLOPTOS, Salesmar. IA 20 tbs
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BY Lyme u Brother,
Auct!oneerH and Real Estate Agents,
No. fa12 Main street. ID

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH, BETWEEN
FoURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH sTRE 9 5
in THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Fob SALE 81 ~
AT IU(yTIOE-In execution Of decree or the
Ghancery Court Of the city of Richmond IN tn. the
cause Of Kirby Taylor and ais entered 1Is1
aioner thereby appointed, will sell at public auc-
tlon. on the premises on WEDNESDAY,, me tnll
day of February, 1871 at O'Clock p. NJ, the tW9
FRAME TENEMENTS located as descrlDea'
Containing three rooms each, and the usual out
buildings. ,,,,
The lots 'front.' together, as by % feet to an alley
8 feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash balance at Q, II. 49, and "a months LOT hego.
table notes interest added and title retained UNI
~ az 'Ae p"' -''-D0 F. p TURNER,
ia. 9necfa1 Commissioner.
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q COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.--By virtue OF Il de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Mecklenburg. pro-
nounced at the October term, 1870. In the case OF
McIlwaine, Son Il Co. rs Tucker Darlington.
&C.. shall proceed to sell. on the premises, 10
the highest b: oder, on the It'll day OF FEBRUARY.
1871, q tract of land located IN the upper end Of
Mecklenburg, and known as 'F1NNEY"OUD:M
This tract contains, by recent survey, l. 1877
ACRES, Is within Il miles OF keysyille;; and lies
on Bluestone creek. 1t has on It dilapidated
dIe!ling-house some cabins, and the necessary
tobacco houses is well watered. has an abund-
ance of fine timber and is considered as produc-
tive as any tract in the nelghborhood. Persons
wishing to buy are requested to examine the pro-
perty.
TERMS Enough cash to pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale And the residue In four equal
annual instruments, the purchaser executing
bonds with sufficient security, bearing interest
from the day of sale for the deferred payments,
and the title retained until the full payment OF the
purchase money the purchaser may. 1T his
opti"n, pay one-third cash. and execute his bonds
for the residue without other security than the title
retained as aforesaid. JOHN X. LEIGH,
ia 8-2awtds Special Commissioner.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LANDRY virtue
4 Of Il decree pronouncedb by the Circuit Court
Of New. Kent county on tile LIST day or october; IN
the year 1870, In certain cause therein leienolne
In the name of John Is. Walden administrator
Of James Walden, deed, and others, against John
IL Christian. trustee ID others we, as spcctal
commissioners named In said decree, VIII offer !or
sale 1T New Ken Go irt-hOuse, on the fourth
THURSDAY IN Feb. 1871, that being court-day,
the following RuAh EST ate. conveyed TO John
ID. Christian, the younger, by the deed At John u.
Chrl.tiun, the elder, herring date tie day Of,
1864 and situate III New Kent county:
l. 4 tract containing SlXrI,7THkEE ACRES,
adjoining the lands OF thu heirs Of William ,.
>. 4 tract containing E1GHTY-slX ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of Vim. II; Walden;
ACRES, adjoining the lands o. Jas. NJ. Walden,
i. A tract containing THIRTY ACRES, called
Griggs, adjoining the lands OF Sally Meckns.
5..a tract containing FIFTY EIGHT AND
ONF-HALF ACRES, adjoining the lands OF JAS
.. 4 tract containing FORTY ACRES, adjoin-
:. a tract containing TWENTY-FIVE AND
ONE-HALF ACRES, adjoining VIM. Boswelfs
8. 4 tract c7nI.utng TWO HUNDRED AND
FOR rY-HISE ACRES, adjoining II. %. Walk
er's lands. 1890 -.
adjoining w. u. Boswell's lands.
Terms or SALE: Fnough. cash 10 pay the COSTS
Of the suit and eXpens Of the sale when
sum win be divided among the purchasers :
for the residue edit OF one, two, md three
years will be given. but the purchasers must
execute bond with ample personal security for
each instrument, and carrying Interest at SIX per
centum frIm date, the title retained until all the
purchase money Is paid
l. The commissioners have no personal knowledge
| of these lands but &ny one desiring Information
any OF them before the day OF sale can obtain
IL either from Mr.. b. ID. Christian j. I. Chris
'inn' 'f' at New Kent c cYFts x BRANCH,
Il. 0. DABSEY,
jat7-eawiw Special Commissioners.
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MEImBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcHU.
A. PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELVE YEARS, STANDING
- STONE PASSED AND To
RE SEEN, Is
BuRysrpE, CONN. Dec. lS, 1892,
DR.. He1mbold

DR.. Helmbold: Ea
Dear sir,-Ie is with much pleasure that write
you upon facts respecting myself. do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been ior the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live; but more sometimes than Others
The complaint was the g Kidneys" and "bladder."
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts and
this State, and taken pills may say. by the quart,
also liquored medicines; but found no Keller
from any, and got worse the last six months.
I was SO that could scarcely get about.
/ could not rest night or day. II Wouia
soon have been ''all mp" with me II
had not seen your advertisement In the Berkshire
Courier headed 1'Kidneys.n / read It through,
and thought would try it. purchased bottle,
but, mind you, had not much faith in It. Why
should /, when / had been trying so many things
and cost me 80 much Well. began taking 1t, ana
before had taken the first bottle felt bad; but
finished It and got another. By the time look
half of the second still got worse apparently.
When walked 1t seemed as If my right kidney
was falling from its place, and felt really bad. L
felt 30 before had flushed the second that had
made up my mind 1t was no use trying any more )
and all this time the Buchu was doing Its woFh,
but did not know it so gave 1t up and went TO
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the CITY,
He said 1t was the neck Of the bladder. and should
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
Sunday was unable to so to church. had not
taken any of his medicines, but my return con-
tinued using "Buchu," and late In the afternoon
that day passed the ugliest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which coll
lected together. 1t looks the color Of mud-tur-
tie, and hard as flint. SO you see the "Buchu -"
was doing Its work, although I was feeling so
badly. ! procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t in this place
are surprised. This is true story OF my case,
and you are welcome to make such use of my name
as YOU think proper. I am pretty well known In
BERKSHIRE; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican Is widespread paper.
If any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. could write all day, but think have
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
we-wisher, EDWARD l.. HOWARD,
Paper-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
No. ll0s Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHURCH HUI,
virtue of deed &c t of t H.sns.
Cont of the CITY Of Richmond deed-book 80 ~
page 1901 shall proceed to sell at public auction,
On TUESDAY, tie 14th day of February isIL se
of ground named In said deed, being the southern
half of the square. bounded by 3lst, ga. N, ana
q streets, containing ONE ACRT, having on IL
a brick house with six rooms; kitchen with -FOUR
rooms In good order. ,.
This place has on 1t several kinds Of fruit ana
rnod shade-trees good well of water. &c.
TERMS Cash as to SO much as will defray Inc
expenses of the sale and pay off a note ror $s25.
fec FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
Also, le BUILDING LOTS will be sold by re-
quest Of the owner, consisting OF the northern
Terma easy HILL Il GODDlN,
fa Auctloneers.
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ALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE

GALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
- REAL EsTATE.-By virtue OF decree Of
The Circuit Court OF MeckIenburg county, Va,
rendered at the October thereof, 1870. In the
suit OF Boswell VS.. Venable. shalt on WEDSES-
DAY, the Lot day OF March. ISL, cell upon ne
HATCHER TRACT. This tract lies in Charlotte
county, adjoining the. lands OF Richard Russel,
Judd, and others. and contains THREE HUI
DaFD and THIRTY ACRES. The improvements
consist If good DHELLfHG-HOuSE. and all
necessary out houses In Il good state of preserva-
ton. This land Is also very good, and adapted TO
the Us ual crops OF this section. =, as.
TEENS: Enough n cash 10 pay the costs of suit
and expenses of sale and The balance on q credit
of /, 2, ,, and years, The purchaser 10 execute
bonds with app we'd personal security, for the de-
ferred payments, carrying interest from The day
OF sale but should the purchaser prefer. one-third
cash and the balance as aforesaid without secrr-
ty. In either event the title TO be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid.
This being the third time chs property has been
offered. the sale will be final.
PossesslonEg!ven immed sately.
JOHN ". SPENCER.
fe 2-2tawtds --s... Commissioner.