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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

Society under free n,m Il simply un-
endurable it grows simply worse and
worse every day, till all decency i:
outraged and common safety is a pre-
| blem. Now with us the remedy i,
suppression. Put your foot on the
reptile; and If he still wris5Ies, hut Oh
| the ether foot and squeeze the tighter.
But the s!mke-tribe say, Let lIiin go /;
| you can't smash him.
1t is im9ossi le to prevent tie traffic
in alcohol BY prolibitory laws; there
fore, say the slges Of the tohay-stick,
! let it not be attempted. 1t is impcs-
/ sihlet to prevent cold weather hy fires
shall We wisely fopgo all attempts to
make winter enduTlble? There are
several crimes besides drlukaIql-ma-
king, not quite sHbduab'e. and vet. by
dint eflaw and good preaching, we
make it possible to live where. with
ont these wholesome restraints, il
would be worse than Bediam let loose.
No government yet devised cln pre-
vent tile misuse Of the ballot by re-
peaters and shou!tler-hitters: but only
the rogues concerned are opposed to-
a rigid law against fraudulent voting.
One in hundred may not be snatch
ed up for it, but tens of thousands
may be prevented from, the attempt;
for not a villain Of them wishes to be
that eXceptinlable one who shall serve
a. scape goat for MI the sins of the
crowd. And what il not possible in
the great fostering cities, il entirely
feasible in the more accessible coun-
try. a law that will save the towns
and villages, thongliit but half pro-
tect the cities, will be worth untold
efforts to establish and enforce.
THUS far in. the history of the world
there has been ITO entire sueceis in
any good work for the alyancemcnt
OF man III morals, intelligence, purity,
or religion; and yet he wonld be Il
bold gcneralizer who should advise us
to intermit all exertion. The spell
ing-book has been abroad for genera
tiOn', but Ignorance is a gross snbstan-
tial flct In all quarters. What .tIen?
Burn tae spelling book, 0try harder
to get it before the faces Of the inlet
tered! Only an idiot wonld seriously
advise the lessening Of effort because
there was not enough Gone now.
So with laws against rum; If they
are not strong enough to suppress 1t,
make them stronger, not destroy them;
put OH more fuel, not quencIl The fire
because the wind will get in..-4ideo-
| cI'e.
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cellar behind his bar Into the street.
The neighbOrs began to cluster aroaml
him.
I" Why, Simon Copperwaitc what
are YOU going to dos" they asked In
wOndef.
Wait aud see. he said.
BY and by f1le topers began to come
to get their morning drlms. lie wait
ell until they were all assembled and
stoad gazing In wondering disnay mp
on the heaped up emblems of their
degradation III the street, Then he
brought q dozen axes.
There lie said, there is your
enemy. destroy him.'
They looked ut him one moment in
establishment, and then with 4 'leatal-
ing luzaa upon their lips they fell up
on the pile with their axes and made
short work Of it. And half Of tie
town, perhaps, were looking on.
John vinal and hi, vile came up
and saw the wreck. And Harriet
Ninal clasped her lands in fsryent
tlankfllness, tlGt The temptation that
Ind 50 nearly proved the ruin Of her
home WON'T Tempt her husin,d into
the paths OF sin aud shame no more.
Simoa Copperwaite stepped forward
and raised his hand. The mlrmurS ct
excited ennveration were all Instant
ly husictl.
I" My iiienda," he cried, IN \ voice
Witch there WAS more genuine emotion
than o!!e OF the calling he had follow
ed might be ever expected to exhibit
lyon AL have seen what have done
| and probably there are many Of Vol
TINT are amazed that Simoa Copper
waite slmuit make a holocaust OF al
I his 'toth IN trade.
" My friends. the reason simply l.;
that | have seen what WAS doing
Ethat every dollar. nay. every siiig.,
cent gain from liquor selling VA
I witlng from Others misery and an
gnish. have known itall these year
have heard it tllnndercd from III,
pulpit aud rostrum: hnt never til
last night did II come home to me wifi
snel awtul force Eeiore. saw {
drllnkard's home.
7" SAN two po0r, starved children
there, and heard tileirfmished prayer
for only one m9rsel OF bread. whicl
was not give to them. saw the ab-
jet poyerty-tie >canty furniture, tic
utter mir OF desolation in which i
driukaNl'S home is shroNled, and then
| knew tlut Oh Myseli' alone was rest
ing the responsibility Of making it the
place il was.
Ny friends, am not u,el ia
making speeches, and | will end by
saying that | have quit the mlIi.ll
trade forever. But to every man
have wronged in the past, | am ready
to make Whatever reparatiou is still in
nv power"
And Simon Copparwaiie was "a
good as his word, lie sought ont
every man whose appetite forum had
been hipdlel or Ind tlRiven at his bar,
and aided him pecuniarily in the re-
cuperation of his fallen fortunes. And
slnncd by the knowledge that Il
Wililom rum-scller was now an advo-
cate OF temperance, the tipp.ers small
and great gave mp their cups once
more, become soher citizens and
worthy men.
And with John yinal, q kind has
band and father once more, with the
happy as the happiest again, John
Vinal's wife regretted not her almost
hopeless effort to convert rnm-seller.
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A man may know all about the
rocks, ard bis heart remain as lard
as granite Or adamant; hemay know
all about the winds, their courses
and their currents, and be the sport
Of passions as turbulent and fierce
as they; he may know all about
the stars, and his fate be as the
mcteor's that blazcs for a little while
and is then lost, qnerched in eternal
night; he may know all about the
sea, and be a stranger to the peace
OF God; his soul may resemble its
troubled waters, which, lasbed by
storms and ruified by every breath
Of wind, cannot rest, bit throw up
mire and dirt; he may know how
to rule the spirit of tie elements,
and not know how to rule his own;
he may know how to turn aside the
deadly thunderbolt, but not the
wrath Of an angry God; You may
know in short, all that man'Sgenius
has discovered, Or his skill invented;
but you do not know Jesus Christ,
ifyour eyes have neyerbeen opened
to q saving knowledge Of the truth,
what will that avail you when they
are glazed by the hand Of death? !?
Equally by the death bed Of the
greatest philosopher, as Of the hard
est miser that ever ground the faces
IF tho poor, there is room and rea-
son tor this solemn question. What
shall i profit . man if he shall gain
the whole wovld--all It's learning,
its wealth, and its honors and lose
his own soul.-Dr. Guthrie,
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A Me.Iser,. s,lr..

Il
A lew years ago a boy entered
the counting-room of an eminent
merchant IN the great city Of New
York, and asked for employment.
lie was told that no vacancy exist
ell at that time, and was about to
leave the room, greatly diMppoint-
ed.
CEarculg to mention that he had
a fcstcr Of recommendation from a
gentleman in the county, tlie~. .mer.
chant reqnested.to see it, remark.
ling that he had the hishcst regard
tor the personDMncll. The boy be-
gan at once to examine his yalise
with the view Of finding the letter.
Taking ont one after another Of the
little articles which material love
had kindly provided ior his use and
comfort, a small volume fell out,
which caught tie eye of the mer-
Chant. WHO was looking on.
"Wl.at is tlat:" said he.
"Oh, that is my Bible" replied
the hoy; ''a parting gift from my
motIler.n
And do you read it {" inquired
tie merchant.
"0f,cn," said the boy, in artlcss
simplicity, "wkcn | left home |
promised my mother that | would
read two chapters in it every day."
"l.nough," sad the merchant
81 will take you into my employ"
He did 20, and nevcr didhe have
OCCASION to diStru>t the integrity OF
/ the lay whom lie then received into
his store, and who then AID there
I began q career which cHdel in az
tlnaGce and honor.
The sigl.t Of the Eiblc a d tie
ASSURANCE that lie read it 4,Jios, was
a letter OF introduction to the mer-
chal.t, aud led him to take the
Young adyenturcr into his employ
melt.
This incident is only ono of tie
maay that might be related of the
Word Of God showing its readers
up to positions OF leSpectability and
usc,nlleSs.
70 all our young readers we
would say, honor tie Worl Of
God believe its testimonies; search
its pages as for hidden treasures;
bind its restraints about your heart, ;
let its teachings dwell in You reilly
il all wisdom; live by its holy
light, and let your heads be pillow
ed upon its supports when you are
called to die G~iai"g STR.
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Going down one Of the very steep
streets, where the pavement was
covered with ice, saw before me
an old woman, slowly and tiredly
picking her way. She was one of
the poor, but respectable old ladies,
who dress in rusty black, wear old
fashioned bonucts, aud carry big
bags. Some Young folks laugh at
these antiquated figures, but those
better bred treat them with respect,
and find something touching III the
faded old suits, the withered old
faces, and the knowledge that those
louely old ladies' have lost youth,
friends, and often fortune, and are
patiently waiting to he called away
from world that seems to Lave
passed by and forgotten them.
We'll, as | slipped and scuilled
along, ! watched tie little black
bonnet III. front, expecting every
minute to see it 90 down, aud trying
to hurry and offer my help.
At the corier passed three lit
tie school girls, and heard one Of
them say to the other:
80, ! wouldn't, she will do well
enough, and We will lose our coast
Ing If we don't hurry"
"Rut ifshe SHOULD tumble, and
break hcr poor old bonnet, should
feel 50 bad,p returael the second, a
pleasant faced child, whose eyes ioI-
lowed the lady, full Of a sweet, pitt
4 fiji expression.
/ "Shc's such a funny-looking We
man, | shouldn't Ike 10 be seen
walking with her," said tile third,
as if size thought it would he a kind
/ thing to do, but Ea,lll't the courage
! to try it.
"Well, Idon't care: She's old
and oasht to be helped, ard | am
going to do it." cried the pleasant
faced girl; and running by me, |
saw lIer oycrtakc the old lady, as
! she stood at . crossing, looking visit
fully over the dangerous glare Of
ice before her.
/. "Pleaso ma'am, shan't | help
You, it'sso bad here :"%aid the kind
little voice, as tie hands in the red
mittens were helpfully outstretched.
80, thankee, dear. I'd no ilee
the walking was 50 bad, but | must
get home" And tile old face light
ed up with a grateful miIe, which
was worth q dozenof the best coasts
Of Boston.
"Take my arm, then I'll help
you down the street, because | am
afraid You might fall" said the
child, offering her arm.
"Yes, dear, so | will. Now we
shall get on beautifully. I've been
having dreadful time, for my old
over-sccks are all holes, and | slip
every step"
''llold Oh, ma'am, ! shan't fall /.
| have on rRbler boots, and can't
tumble down."
So chatting, the two went safely
across, leaving me and the other
girls to look after them and wish
we had done the little act of kiId-
ness tina. looked S, lovely inauother.
81 think Kitty is a real good
girl, don't you: - said one child to
another.
"Yes, | do. Let's we wait till |
size comes back. No matter it we I
do lose some coasts" answered the
child whotricd to disslialle herplay- !
mate from going to the resciic.
There left them; but | think
tEey got a real lesson that day in
the politeEcss which comes from low
ing-kinduess for, as they watched
little Katy dutitulIy supporting the
Did lady, undaunted by the inn
nensc yellow muff,, or the old socks,
)r the queer bonnet, both their
aces weef full Of . new respect and
affection for their old playmate
TUdTS (OUj9lffnjt,j,.
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The new theory obedience in France
is based, not as before, npoA Il system
OF forts. put upon series Of vast i'll
trcuclled camps. Ro,icn has been
chosen a tic principal depot Of these
camps, aud therefore, the great artil-
lel.y school will be located there.
Ronen is surrounded bya regular net
work Of railway, and is very strongly
fortified by nature. Eighteen hnu-
dred thousand francs are to be voted
for improvements in the fortitications.
The object Is to render any future In
ycstment of Paris impossible.
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'sLet them learn first,' said Paul
''to show piety at home" Religion
begins in the family. One Of the no.
lest sanctnaries Oh earth Il home. Tile
lamily altar Il more venerable than
any altar in the cathedral. The edn-
cation Of the soul for eternity begins
by the tireside. The principal of love,
which Is to be carried through the uni
verse, Is first unfoldedi In the family.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

Iadc Of Poor Eum, Waiskcy, rrasi
, Spirits and Rcfasc Liquors Goctosld, splcel
aud swcetcncd to please the taste. called i" Ton.
ics,"" Appetizers," fcs.orcrs," c.. that lcai
the tipplcr on to drunkcllesl oad ruin, but Gre
true Medicine, male from tic Eat!y9 Eoots an
| Herbs Of California, free fsam Ill AicoaVIjo
Stimuian;s. Thoy Grc the aet;NEATDLoO
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE perfect Eenovstor ard Invigorator ot
tho System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood TO healthy condition. No
person can take these DitcfS according TO G!roo-
tion and remain long unwcll
For InAumnntory ma Chronic RheT.
maiism mud Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi-
Gcsfiou, Bilious, Rcnittcnt und Inter-
mittcnt Fcycrs, Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, mi Eiadaer, these Bit
iers have bcen most successful. euch Dis
cnscs arc caused by yiIiatcd Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement Of tL.
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour E-uctatIons OF
the Stomach, Bad tastc IA tho Mouth Bilious At
tacks, Palpitatlcn Of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain IN thcregions otthc Kidneys, and
ahundrcd other painful symptoms, arr the Off
sprlnGsof Dyspepsia.
They inyigoratc The Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels, which render them Of nm
equallcd efficacy IN cleansing tho blood Of al
impurities. and imparting new lfo and vigort u
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, frurtlons, ,TcttcE
Salt Rhcum, Blotchcs. Spots. Pimplos, PustuicA
Doils Carbunclcs, Elng.WoTuis, 9caid-Head, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, scurfs, Dlscolorations o.
the Skin, Humors and Diseases ofthe Skin, Of
whatcrer name or nature, Gra literally dag up
and dcarrlcd out OF the system III ohort time BY
the use Of these Bltters. Ono bottle in such
cases will convince the most incrcdulous Of theis
curative effects.
Cleanse tho vitiated Blood whenever You find
Its Impurities bursting through tho skin In FIN
piles, Eruptlons or Sores; cleanse 1t when yon
fnd It obstYucted and Olugglsh in tho veinsI
cleanse itwhen II u foul, and your feelings win
tell ron when. Keep tho blood pure and tha
health Of the systenn wiIlfollow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, iukkingn
tlie aystsm Of 10 many thousands, are efFectnally
desaroyedand removed, For full directions, resd
carefully tho circhiar around each bottle.
j. WALLER, rrogfictoE; RH MCDONALD a
CO., Druggiass and Gen, AgAnts, San FrapclScA
CAL, and " and u Commerce Street, Nsw Tors
SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEASEB
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Josh Billings says that the lion and
the lamb may lay down in this world
together for a fu minutes, Int when
the lion comes tn git up. the lamb will
be missing.
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Poor Louis Napoleon Il living in
ahect poverty on only s25, 1000 year,
although his sulterings are mitlgated
by the sale Of1iis wife's property in
Spain, which will increase Ills income
FY0 sSO, 900,
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Elegantly BOUND
Illustrated Books!

Washington. and It's Public Euild-
in3s. Grounds and statuary.
With din ,ram of the House Of Repre-
Senlaiitc@ AMI senate ot the Cniel ) atCs,
thiriy-iive sseei cngTNings, AMI eighty
PAGES OF description and misunderstanding
matter.
. Il snP IF NiiS haa;lscme book viii be sent
10 Ihosr wishing 10 nct as atpnts. for two
dollars, aAl i've stninps Tor return Pos age.
The Creates Cabincs OF Birds, ALL
mails and Reptiles, both Native and
Foreign, ever published.
This cenmt volume contains % , en-
htntnd clRyrd p'a s. IN Is Il book nee led
ana useful in every hini!y. i Is 4oi@t.se
size ana handsomely bound. 4 samp!e Vi
this NorN will Do sent 10 those who desire
10 act :ls aEnnis Tor three dollars and live
stamps for rGtutm posta;c.
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4 DRUGS. ETC,
Death

YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
IL 10 threatening Of il u, present.
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EXAMINE THIS LIST

OF new books, any one OF which We vii
send ior one dO!ar They arc ali bpln
aa illustrated.
hook of 500 Puzzles. 100 pictures
Couriship made Easy. Art of max,
ing love.
Eiow Gamblers win. 1000 tricks
with cards.
Fortune Teller ant-Dream Book.
Horse Tanning.
How 10 Play Poker 10 Win.
How 10 Nix 500 Drinks. P.ice
81 80.
The Art Of Letter Writing.
Secrets Worth Knowing.
A guide 10 the manufacture Of mea-
cines, pcrfuncry, soaps, dyes, wines, cor
dl;ala, popu NJ beverages: manufacturers
secrets, and many others.
Rugues aud Rosueries.
Ventrlloquism Made Easy.
Base Bali Book.
VIC have IN press a large lis; of books for
the holidays.
All communication must be addressed,
Washington Publishing COn,pany,
Lock box lS3, Washington, u. d.
IVA
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Il thing which sometime must bcaali
every son and daushterof the human tauh
lily and yet,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19
CURES FOR

HORSE, CATTLE, SHEEP AND
SWINE DISEASES, CORNS,
GROUP, DISE NTERY,
GRAVEL, RHEUMA.
TISM, w ARTS,
FRECkLES. PILES,
TETTER, TOOTIRACHE,
CIsls.S, WORMS. BRUISES,
BURNS. RJNGW ORAlS. FELONS,
SORE AND WEAK EYES, ETC.
Compounds Of the above, or nny other
desired, will be sent for one dollar for one
article; or two will be sent for 81 80. RE
cnipts for compounding, with full diruc.
ti0ns, so cents each, or three for eli.
If you want to know how to mike Ro,lr.
bon, apple, Irish, Scotch, wheat or sorghum
whisky; blackberry, cherry, c0gt,ac. MIN
ger, peach and raspberry brandy; sixteen
kinds Of vinegar; black, blue, green. rerl
and indeliblc ink cider, sweet md anarlk-
ling; fourteen kinds Of beer; blacking. in
paste and liquid, for harness, earrlaResand
oil kinds Of leather; dyeing, In every shade
ana color shaving soap, 10 promote tle
growth Of hair; vaTnIshes Of twelve vnri-
cites, and every other compound IN gem
eral use;sen fifty cents and stamp for re-
ceipt. 55l 4. 9'.s
All goods warranted ns represented.
send stamp for circular, All CommuMl.
cations must be addressed to
EuFelxa Gionmnommasssm &js.s
Room No, 25k Mays building,
7W Warrington, y. q.
.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-08
RvF. A. Kerby. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONER SALE.-In execution
" of u decree of the Circuit Court Of AlexnE-
dra, rendered on the 3lst day of May, 1872, in
the suit Of William Fowles executor vs. ThoIn
rs J. Edelin, and Mary }. Harris, the under
signed will offer for sale, At public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day of Oct Der next, ut
II o'clock M, in front of the Court House OF
Al"xandrs county. the following described
VALUABLE PROPERTY or 50 much the cot
~ may BE- NECESSARY to satisfy the acquisitions Of
the aforesaid decree. VIZ:
J. a LOT OF GROUND WITH THE Ap-
PCRTEN \ Noes. on the north side ni Dr"nn-
go street, between Columbus and Alfred. in front
on Oronoco street ~ feet & inches, and running
back 81 feet to y ten feet Alley.
,. y LOT OF GROUND on the west side o!
Fairfax street, llG fee. : inches south of " off.
street. fronting on Fairfax stree. ~ feet, and IN
lopth ~ feet to n twelve feet alley.
). 4 LOT OF GROUND on the west side "t
Alfred street, between Princess and Or"noco III
front on Alfred street 40 feet and IN depth rs
feet inches, with the use at ten feet alley Ii.
the rear leading into Princess street.
Terms of Sale Cne-thrd cash: the rcsldu" III
six and twelve months; the deferred payment:
to bear interest and be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, with surety, and retention OF IN"
title until all said payments are mad. and the
property to be resold 1T the purchasers risk Oh
failure TO comply with terms OF sac.
LAWRENCE b. TAYLOR,
-a,, 90 oo+s Comm ssionrr
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THE GAZETTE.
Tuesday, EVENING, OCTOBER $, 1872.

A New SECRET ORGASlzAT."N.-HL Ions,
OfoJer 6.-The Democrat to- lay. publishes
an account, obtained FROM high officer, OF Il
new secret political organization called the
American Reform Party. :,
The Society was formed iu the eastern
States 10 1867, and spread over the countTy
after the New York Orange riot OF 1871: II
claims to be strong 10 the West and TO nave
controlled elections in the East.
The platform of principles contains declara
tons that Americans must rule America; that
persons born abroad Of American parents, and
foreigners coming to the United States under
twenty years OF age, should be eutltled to all
the rights and privileges of native born cltl,
zens, be selected for political station, native or
foreign, who recognizes allegiance Or ophgatnlon .
to any foreign power whatever; the urqalneu
recognition and maintenance OF the reserved
rights of the States; nonlnterterence by Con
gress with purely State questions; opposition
70 union between Church and State and inter,
ference with any religious faith or worship, and
no test oath for Office; that all children are emit
tied to education at the public expense, free
from sectaranism, and that there should be no
division of the school funds for other than
school purposes.
The closing words of the Democrat inform
ant are I'VE are not against any man nation
atty or religion, but We say that no monarchl-
cal principles shall be engratted upon the po'
Gtical system of America.
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.8UCTIOF ALES.
RyF. A. Kerby, AuctfOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In execution Of
~ decree of the County Court of Prince Will
liam county, rendered on the SLh day of August
1871 in the suit of James E. Herrel plaintiff vs.
o.. A s. nj. T. 4. Company, the undersigned will
offer for sale, at public auction, on SATU RDA4,
26th day of October next, at eleven o'clock o:
m at Gainesville Depot, that valuable TRACT
Depot, between the Haymarket Turnpike and
the O., A. s. Nj K. r., containing ny recent
survey 15i acres and now in the occupation OF
james Z. Herrell aforesaid. ;,
The improvements consist of su bstantlal, well
finished, and convenient dwelling house, AS by
Us feet) fronting the Thoroughfare Turnpike, and
about 800 yards from Gainesville Depot, lately
built, at cost O S4, 500; two stories and base
ment; it contains rooms, in basement rooms,
besides large hall, on the first floor; rooms
and good sized linen closets on the second
floor; fire place, or arrangement LOT stoves, IN
every room but one; handsome enclosed porch
or ombra in front, and large bay window in the
Southern end; an excellent well of pure soft
water in back yard; convenient outbuildings,
and about is choice, young fruit trees, upon he
premises.
be paid in cash; the remainder in two equal pay
ments, at one and two years. from the day OF
sale the deferred payments to bear interest, to
be secured by the bonds Of the purchasers with
good surety and retention Of title to the land
until said payments are made IN fuli; ana the
land to be resold at the risk of the purchaser,
upon failure to comply with terms of sale.
Persons desiring TO examine the property, are
referred to Mr.. Herrell, who can always be found
upon the premises, and will be glad to show
them. Sale positive.
CHAS <. SINCLAIR.