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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-23
INVOCATION

Many seed has fallen
From careless hands to SPRING
Crowned with its leafy honors-
Into 9 forest-king.
And many noble promise
Of building aspiration
Have the pitiless storm and rain
Bruised into bleak negation.
Many . human endeavor,
Fostered by words of love,
Has grown into truth and beauty
Sweet to the Eye above.
And many . struggling cerature,
Dismayed by scowling blame,
Has crushed out the last IA int purpose
That might have saved from shame
Then teach the eye to look Kindly,
The lips to breathe only good:
And give not the huugry-hearted
Stones when they ask for food:
Let the heart glow warm with affection
And humanity share thy love,
The angels will brightly, record il
On the pages Of Hope-above.
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BY THE
u. S. Centennial Commission.

10 The People of the Jnised States:
The Congress of the United
States has enacted that the compile
tion Of the One Hundredth year of
American Independence shall be
celebrated by an International Ex-
hibition of tho Arts, Manufactures,
and products of the soil aud mine,
to be held at Philadelphia, in
1873, and has appointed a Commis
sion, consisting OF representatives
from each State and Territory, to
conduct the celebration. aa
Originating under the auspices
of the National Legislature, con-
trolled by a National Commission,
and designed asit is to "Commem-
orate the first Century of our exist
ance, by an Exhibition of the Nat
ural resources OF the Country and
their development, and of our pro-
gress in those Arts which benefit
mankind, in comparison with those
OF older Nations" it is to the peo-
pie at large that the Commission
look for the aid which is necessary
to make the Centennial Celebration
the grandest anniversary the world
has ever seen. e
That the completion Of the first
century of our existence should be
marked by some imposing demon
stration is, we believe, the patriotic
wish Of the people Of the whole
country. The Congress Of the
United States has wisely decided
that the Birthday of the Great
Republic can be most fittingly eel
ebated by the universal collection
and display Of all the trophies OF
its progress. II is designed to
bring together, within building
covering fifty acres, not Only the
varied productions Of our mines
and Of the soil, but types of ali the
intellectual triumphs Of our citi-
zens. specimens Of everything that
America can furnish, whether from
the brains or the hands of her
children, and thus make evident to
the world the advancement OF
which self governed people is
capable.
| In this Celebration all nations
will be invited to participate; its
character being international. Eu-
rope will display her arts and man
ufactures, India her curious fab
RIGS, while newly opened China and
japan will lay bare the treasures
which for centuries their inR Renioua
people have been perfecting. Each
land will compete In. generous ri
valry for the palm Of superior ex-
! cellence. ;
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"A Charitable Work

s1oo. 900, in 5000 PRIZES in Cash and Real
Estate Gifts, ars to be distributed Legally
May 25th, 1872, at Mason City, Illinois, in aid
Of Public Library and Churches.
This Enterprise is endorsed by the business
men Of Illinois. Tickets $500 eace. For full
particulars, address.
STRAWN 4 MASSEY,
business Managers, Mason City, Ill
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-23

AN ADDRmso
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-23
LEWIS WALN SMITH,
Temporary Secretary.
s.UNCLE HORACE"
His Crlmbs Of Comfort.

His Crumbs Of Comfort.
There is good reading 10 this brief article
from the New York Tribune of the 7th:
There has been no time, until now, within
the last twelve years, when the ribune was
not supposed to, keep, for the benefit of the
idle and incapable, . sort Of Federal employ
ment agency, established TO get places under
government for thoss who were indisposed 10
worked for their living. Any man who had
ever voted the Republican ticket believed that
it was the duty and the privilege of the edi-
tor Of this paper 10 get him place in the
Custom House. Every red-nosed politician
who had cheated at the caucus and fought at
the polls looked at the editor of the Tribune
to secure his appointments ~ gnager. or an
army chaplain, or as minister to France.
Every campaign orator came upon US after
the battle was over for Recommendation a.
Secetary of the Treasury or the loan Of half
dollar. II one of our party had An interest
pending at Washington, the editor of the Tri-
bune was tclegrsphed in frantic haste to
come to the capitol, save this bill, crush that
one, promote one project or stop another.
He was to bs Everybody's Friend, with with
nothing to do but to take care of other folks
business, sign papers. write letters, and ask
favors for them. and TO get no thanks for it
either. Four fifths Of these psople were se Mt
away without what they wanted, only to be.
come straig '.xay abusive enemies ;-it was
the worry Of life to Try to crafty one de-
mand in . dozen for the other fifth.
The man with two wooden legs congratu
lated himself that he could never b. troubled
with cold feet II Is source of profound
satisfaction to us that Office seekers will keep
aloof from . defeated candidate who has not
influence enough at Washington or Albany
to get . sweeper appointed under the Ser.
geantat-Aruns. or . deputy-sub assistant
temporary clerk into the paste-pot section Of
| the folding room. eos
| At last We shall be let alone 10 mind our
| own affairs and manage our own newspaper,
without being called every hour to hslp lasy
people whom We don't know and 70 spend
our strength in efforts that only benefit peo-
pie who don't deserve assistancs. Atlsst We
shall ksep' our otiee clear Of blaGhsrskites
and political beggars, and 90 about our dcily
work with the satisfaction Of knowing that
not the most credulous Of place hunters will
suspect rs Of haviag any credit with the ap-
pointing powers. This 10 ons Of The result Il
of Tuesday's election for which ws own our
sslyes profoundly grateful.
/
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"THE woman Of the coming timer
Shall man to vote appoint her?
Well yes or no your bottom di1p
He'll do @ she's . min'ter.
We know she ,sswilln or else she s'won't'
Twill b the same g now:
And il che does, or II che don't.
God bless her, anyhow
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DR. s.. B. HARTMAN
No. Is Nor h Pearl Sree,
fOpposite the Warner Buiid'ns')
a. RICMM OND, In D.
~ Oa,ce vyours: From l TO 2,and from
to7P.M.aui atall other times when not
professionaliy engaged. ~,
RrCHxOND. Nov. q. 1869. ls'S
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lDl ED.

CONNER suddenly. on'he morning Of the 18th
inst, Mis- ELLEN y. CON MEX. aged g years.
No heart can lei, DO tOHEu. can tell,
How W u Va did har lave;
God low Cd her, too He thought il best
To take her home. to Be at rest.
Lonely the house and sad he hours
SinCs her sweet smiles are gone
Far lettcr IN her h. IN than ours,
And Heaven Is now thine own.
RY A True FRIENoP n.
Relatives and frierd- Of the family resp ctfuy
stIset, near ct Pa'Iick grave yard; tn nee to
Immaculate Conception, Tuesday morning, 8
Oc clock.
FENNELL On Saturday. 18th instant, JOHN r.,
years and mnuths.
The relatives and rrienSs are requested 10 attend
his funeral on Tuesday. the 10th instant at clock
IA m the residence Of his parents. 1908 ii sire q
northeast. The members 81 the Sodality Of he In
maculste Conception, Of st. Alloy sius Parish are
Iequested to attend
GONZALES. wife of Cha plain NJ. J. Gonzales, u s.
amy, aged 50 years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JESUNOFekY. On Saturday. January 18th at
JEsUNOFskf. in the 18th year Of his age.
Cumberland papers please copy.l
TH0MPSnH. On the 18th inst NATHAN f.
THOMPSON, aged - years and ii months
70 attend his funeral from 1928 street, o cIocg
"Wednesday
wEBsTER. On the l4th inst, THOMAS Z.
The funeral wirtake place from the late residence
81 the deceased street between 5th and streets
sCuths ast- to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock. The
friends of;he family are invited to attend.
NANZANDT: January u. Of scarlet fever WILL
His friends and the frieI ds Of the family are in
Nitec 90 attend the funeral ii O clock on TUESDAY,
!Sih. t-.In he honse OF his grandmother, Ms.
Richmond paper. will please cepyJ
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6-.'GhostOgraphs'' is the name given in Cali
tornia TO the mysterious portraits found on win
dow panes.
6TO clean the streets, Richmond has found
it eNPedient TO advertise a public concert to
raise the funds.
STA Peoria paper states that there is a dry
goods clerk in that city who can bow SO low as
20 wipe his nose on his boots
"The man whose hair turned white in a
single night il surpassed by the New York girl
Who lost hers completely off in one dance.
"The resemblance of Mr.. Winters to a deer
resulted in his shooting at the hands OF another
NiScOn sin sportsman, the other day.
"MierOvitch is the latest tenor discovered.
He was a Russian street mendicant when Pau
line Lucca picked him up, few months ago.
sTTwo hundred and fifty of the public school
children of PaSsaic, y. !, were Vaccinated last
Thursday, and the school WAS closed till Tues
day. 20 let il =. take"
~ Two women in Detroit got at dagger's
point, and one of them of an original turn of
mind, got parrot ami taught Polly to say,
- you thief" whenever her enemy passed by.
Not to be OutdODe the other fair ligeTent also
got Polly, whom she taught to scream, won
dye your hair" whenever the enemy came in
sight. Finally the judiciary was appealed to,
and both the parrot guns were spiked.
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FIGHT WITH HYENA.-Haight's circus was
~ Albany on New Years Day. Four new ca res
were received there, and il became necessary to
change some OF the animals. To transfer the
hvCna a collar was placed on his neck, but he
managed to slip il over his head. The keeper
entered the cage To adjust 1t, and as soon as he
entered the cage the hyena, who was enraged
Sprang upon him. The scene was thrilling in
the extreme. The man screamed and yelled
an oath and prayer alternating. The fight was
for life. The keeper fought desperately to ke6 p
from being killed outright. His clothes were
literally torn in shreds, but by almost super
natural efforts he prevented his flesh being lace
rated. Finally some OF the men attacked the
Fyena with crOwbar>, aud succeeded in rescuing
the now almost exhausted man.
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM HYDRATE OF CHIC
RAL-On the SIN instant Mr. X. G.. flaming, of
Chelsea, Mass, took two drachms of hydrate of
choral in five doses, given at intervals of about
- minutes, and administered by the physician
and himself. After the last dose the patient
fell asleep and slept quietly through the night.
At about o'clock in the morning 1t was dis
covered that he Was dead The attendant ply
stefan thought that the patient died of cong Is
tiOH of the brain; but another doctor who was
called in was Of opinion that the fatal termina-
ton was clearly to be attributed to an overdose
Of the hydrate. Ii was rather singularly deter
mined TO hold no inquest.
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THE --LATEST STEIKE OF ExGLIsH WORKING
MEN.-The English journals report the strike on
December 10Th. 1s1i, of upwards of 1000 Op,r-
.itors employed at the Midland Railway WOs ks,
Derby, in consequence OF dispute in referen -
to the aPpOTiionment of the hours of labor. A
tcw weeks previously the directors of the estab-
liShment had consented to n reduction of tn =
weekly time. and proposed that the men shOul
work from siN To six, with three-quarters of an
hour for breakfast and one hour Tor dinner. On
every Saturday work va. to be stopped at noon.
This proposition was not acceptable to the men.
" hO preferred to work frum six 90 Owe with their
usual me al times. and leave of at one o'clock on
Saturday. These terms were not granted, and
the men therefore struck.
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4 INlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ WASHIyGTON. D. q Dacemha

" WASHINGTON, ID. O., Decembe a. Isl
On me petition of PETER ", MATT iEWS, of
Philad.lphia, Penn praying for the .tension Of
q patent granted to bin on The 9th da az knriI
IssS for an Improvement in Mode Of Protecting
II Is ordered that the testimony I'm the ca.. n.
closed on the 18th day Of March next; tn tSs ta,e
for fling arguments and the Examiner renort H.
limited to the 9Th day OF April next, q ID thai sal
petition Ne heard on the 10th day of bril- next
Any person may oppose this extensio ..
decso-s.sw II. d. LEGGETT, Com n ssioner.
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CORNMEAL PUDDINe.-AlthOugh simple, it Is
Vet very palatahle. Stir into quart OF boiling
milk the yOlks OF two eggs, three heaping spoon
fuls of meal and hall cup of sugar, well beat q
together. Cook FIVE minutes, stirring constantly;
remove from the fire. and add the whites, beaten
90 a stiff frOth. Pour into a pudding dish, and
bake one hour. in moderate oven. Serve with
cream and snrar.
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RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY. Auctieneers,
- Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Pennsy ania ave. and llth q.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A VALUABLE
LIBRARY.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
ENENlN-S, January the Is, h, 18th and nth,
1872, commencing at q O'Clock puncrually. at our
sncti rooms we shall sell n valuable collection OF
valuable.
n. B.-Parties unable 20 attend the sale can have
their orders attended to by the auctioneers.
Terms cash.
jan9 dads BATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctinne.rs
~ No lOOl, northwest corner of 10th and SITS
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES AT PUBLIC AUG.
TON
~ On SATURDAY, the Goth day Of January
NNA u 1872, at O'Clock D. m we shaII sell
one Sorrel and one Bay Horse at the livery
stable OF the l,Orsey Hotel, at the corner OF Sth
street west end street north To be sold on arcount
ct WHOM 1t may concern to pay livery chang &C
&c. Terms cash J. III pERRY
jaDl0 eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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RI GBEEr a WILLIAMS, Auctiogeers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES ALE OF yALUABLE BUILDING

TRUSTEES AIN VI VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN .SQUA HE No. 209.
Ia by virtue sf deed Of trust dated Dact her
E TIh. A: T. ls7s, and duly recorded in Liber Ne.
A634, folio 24S &C OF the land records for
Washington county, u. C., and by the direction OF
the party secured thereby will sell a. public aIc
ton. 10 front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 31st day 81 January, A. d 1871, at o'clock ..
m OF numbered fifty one SD and the easter part
Of OF numhe fifty (50 in Drury' recorded sub
division of Sqnsre number ed two hundred and nine
(o9l. in the City Of Washington, together with all
tn in yements thereon.
plat OF the property will exhibited at sale.
" r"s Of sale: One-hslf cash, OF which $50 must
be paid at sale, and the deferred payments to be
mace IN six and twelve months with interest from
daJ ale and secured by deed Of trust to e. salts
faction Of the Trustee. Terms to bs fully comp led
with six days after sale otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, after aae
weeh notice, At the rick and Cost of the first pur-
chaser. All cOnveyancinR aud stamps At purchaser 3
Il. WI. III WARD, Trustees
janis Saw&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.

TIVE PATERSON POISONING CAsE--The in
t.iCtmt mt against L.ibbe GaTrabrant, accu> ii uf
the purter Of Ransom r. burroughs, of Pater-
sen. y. j., charges n, 7 with having administered
fo deceased, on the ~ of December last, ten
irairS OF white arsenic. from viii n he died on
December n; with having administered to him
4, the same day she sane amount in a rice pud-
ding: wi;h having administered on the sam ::
Gay the same amount in glass OF water, and
with having administered 10 him on the same
day three grams OF white arsenic in some man
neT 10 known 20 the jury, all of which was
done with the intention OF committing felony.
n precisely similar indictment was male against
Van Wrinkle Bcgort. When Libbie Garrabrant
was brought into court, en- Thursday. and the
indictmsn at read to her, she bore an unusually
serious aspect, but BETRAYED no emotion. When
asked, Are Won guilty not gullty? she
calmly replied, " l am not guilty She was
tEen removed from the court and remanded 10
Jail. Van Wrinkle BOgrrt was then brought IN
and aTraigned on a similar Indictment Unlike
Libbie, his face looked pale and hsggard, and It
was evidently with difficulty that he could r. :
strain his emotion. He also pleaded % Net
guilty. and was again lodged in Jail. Both
prisoners will D." tried in April.
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3I4 NINTH STREET.

has obtained from the supre ne Court II fhs Die.
tries Of Columbia, holding s,-cial Term, lst,ers
WASHINGTON, late Of wsshi ngtpn county, d. O.,
deceased An persons having aims against the said
deceased hereby warned exh biz the skme
with the vouchers thereof, % the sub sr.lar on or
before the S0fh day Of Decemb nexl: fhay nav 9TH
erwtss By Law Be excluded fron all benefit ~ ta "a IA
estats. Given under my hAni this son day of De.
janl-vsWs FANNIE L. NorZER.
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(I11Axx "a aAinSEktnee Solid U 4. uhAINsl
ha4 OA1OS Bxxx1Si1 p. ~. s5asssS 10 s 4
~ ~ see's below suetsn prices. oos-tT
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10y LA1IMER CLEARLY. AuctiUneers
- Star Office Buildings
Sou'bwest Pennsy " ania ave- and llth street
TRCSTEE s SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATt ON sIH STREET SESr, BE-
N "a

REAL EsTATt ON sIH STREET EST, BE
TWEEN y AND q STREETS NORTHWEST
Ia B, virtue of deed of trust bearing date on
E.E The 10th day IF July A. ID. 1870. and recorded
49, n Liber No 62l tulio IS, of the land recort .
the Disrict of Columbia and by direction of the
holders Of The note secure thereby, will sell
publ auctinn in front If the ptem ,es., N TU ES
DAY the 23d day of January, 1s72, a. O'Clock D.
M. part Of Lot No. II, in Square No. 397, ~ the
same L. disiu shed the ground plan of the city
Of darlington and described fellows: Reginning
Ter the same at the southeast of said lOt and
running thence north along the line of Sth let
west 20 feet 10 inches thence 81 feet inches
an alley theEce sOu 20 feet 10 inch thence east
% FEET inches to The point of be ginning with the
mrToL en' nts, consisting If a nearly new two story
Buick Dwelling
Terms of sale: One third cash; bslsncs in six and
twel months; the purchaser TO give his no es for
the oeierTed payments. in equal amounts, bearing
interest from the day of sale, aud secured BY ed
=. trust the PR perry sold all cash at the pur-
chaser option. $40 down when the property is
sOId. Stamps and cInveyapces AT purchaser + cost
EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee
Janl2 dads BATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCEssE.
Oh EARLY INDIsCRETIoN,

Oh EARLY INpIsCRETIoN
attended with the following symptoms. Ind,snos,
tion to Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Memory
Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horro,
Horror OF Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wake
fuiness Dimness OF Vision, Lsnguor, Universal Las
situde OF the Muscular System, Often Enormous Ap-
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush
ing Of the Body Dryness OF the Skin. Palid Counte
nance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back
Heaviness OF the Eyelids, Frequently Black spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Sufuson
and Loss OF sight, Want OF Attention, Great Mobili
", hestesness, win Hoiror OF Society. Nothing il
NV, v 49, pe1''' 'nAn 'oii'uue' ahs
"0'""s INV o N-1' '0' rear Oh 'ne"Sei'esi h0
I'm, -. hurried transition from ons oras,;o. =.
another
THESE syMpToMs IT AIIovrn tn nm
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YOUNG AND RISING GENERATE y

Tie vesetative powers OF life are strong, but in
Few years how often the pallid hue the lack ustr.
eye and emnncisted form, and the impossibility OF
application to mental effort show their baneful in
nuenee. 1t soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing influence is checking the de
velopment Of the body. Consumption 10 talked of
and perhaps the youth is removed from school and
sent into the country. This is Of the worst move
ments. Removed from ordinary diversions of the
everchangins scenes Of the city, the powers Of the
body, too much enfeebled to give zest to heathful
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardl,
upon themselves.
If the patient be . female the approach Of the
meDses is looked for with anxiety the first symp
tom in which nature is to show her saving power in
diusing the circulation and visiting the check with
the bloom Of health Alssi increase Of appetite Ia,
grown by what it fed The energies of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy 10 deranged
The beautiful and wonderful period in which bod,
and mind undergo so fascinating . change from child
to woman, Is look ed for in vain To parents hear,
blesds in anxiety, and fances the grave bat wains
fer its victim.
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10y GRFFN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 1OO1. nOrthwest corner 10Th and ID afr anta

N
ID No. 1901, northwest Corner 10th and streets
TRUS EES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ar THE INTERSECTION OF
MAssACf CSk IT'S ANFNUE, NORTH CAP
iTOL AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
IA By virtue of a deed Of trust to ii e under
E.n8 signed, duly made and executed, bearing date
S-2On the 9th day Of December, A. ID. lS7O,
and recorded in / bel NJ. g.. fliO ll9 ct SEQ one
Of the land records in and lJr Washington county .
C., and by the written direction II the party se-
cured thereby, We will ksII at public suctiOn. on
FRIDAY January 18th. A ID. 1877, at O'Clock D
on the premises all that certain piec, parcel or
Washington. in the District Of Columbia and known
and distDs uish-d on the ground pIs plan of said
city as Lot numbered Onr, % , in W O. Johnson's
rtcol ded subdivision If square numbered six nun-
bred and twenty six, (625) with the improvements
thereon. consisting of tw" story Brick
II use- and one story Frame Hauss and Stable
Terms cash, a. prescribed in deed of trust One
hundred dollars OF the purchase money TO be p.I
dow Immediately after the property is sold Stamps
arc convey ancine a, cot of purchaser.
81 The terms Of -al' not fully com pliei with
within nye da from the day # sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk
aid cost Of the defaulting purchase.
t IGBIRr T. kfsoLxLEY'{ Trustees.
Jan2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
tilFRIDAf next, he 18th day of January, 1872 az
the same time and place. BY order of he Trustees
Jl2 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
Rf LATIMER CLEARY, AuctIoneers,