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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
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FOR tho Removal Of ObarngtlonB ahdthc
Insurance fItcguIarlty lnthc Rc-al9is
.,la eurrcnee Of Monthly Periods, saT

Siifa.aei These Pzs arc an wydiling
EEX Female Regulator, Intended for
EM special eases; hose e5stiqG.e ones
E1<2Ek sOhere milder ard cAoqger ncdl-
VX cines jail ~ y D'- ~
80 Theyarc composed c.the most
&JEEE activn and powerful p;ipciplosof
.E5IN9NN'A plants, roots and berries, so
- - ahighly concentrated that zach
5IV pill contains moro medicinal
Il II II strength thhn a whole box or
'<lsss11z bottle Of ordinary dollar medi-t
zine In tho market. Although po,eeJul, yet
70 mid and pleasant in theb. operation, that
ne most feeble can take them tcih perfect
safely. '''' - n''n ron4 g ~ ''@n.
aF They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FrHsr
tHaEE MONTHS, during which the ,unfailing
nature Of their action would infailibiy TEz7s
VENT pregnancy ~ ...t
H8- An letters seeking information or
advice will be promptly, freely and discreetly
answered. buL 70 st8nili aft 90 AniWO
~ Each boa contdins about 100 pills, and /
q strapped IN ,oaite paper printed IN deep red /,
letters, Nth full and erplict directions enclosea.
ss- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price, IS, per box. nih3le sdl
ilb1J 90 q SD rni i------l nnfiTOM tInf ~
l5F The cherokee PIus No. 3 ART; sold
BY all enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
this those which they can purchase at q
cham rafica and mako more money Az Won
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
PROFESSIONAL.

i. b. NcRARLASp. W. W. GooDE1S.
MCFARLAND a GOODWIN,
Attorneys at Law. -
90 HAdissn stress, memphis, rean,
ls-lS glAassrg ms. BuildinE3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

AAANAaaaNA 49, NeN~% 49, f'-N-.
only one gold piece in his pocket. His
son is millionaire, and his daughter is
married to one Of the wealthiest land
proprietors in France.
1t is only by the most unwearied per
severance and the strictest attention to
business that Lord Courtensy has been
able to accumulate, before he has reached
the age Of thirtyIfve. $4,000, 600 0, debts.
About one hundred aud Fifty men are
at work tunnelling the Falls OF St. An
thony in Minnesota to prevent the mass
of rock which forms them from giving
away. The main tunnel is twenty to
sixty feet wide and about Eve hundred
feet long, and there are two branches
striking OF ike the arms Of letter Y.
A young man was arrested 10 Grand
Rapids for stouing house Of ill-iame,
and upon searching his person there was
found sunday-school ticket bearing
the words, be ye therefore mercifnl, as
your Father is merciful unto you. DE
troft Press.
At 8 school where words we're given
out " for subjects in composition a
mute inglorious Milton" produced at
sight this sentence on the word pane
gTie": "A few drops Of paBegyric,
given on large lump Of sugar, is often
best with an infant with the stomach.
ache"
A female editor on Milwaukee paper
and an Ostensibly masculine one on q
La Crosse journal are making love to
each other through the columns Of their
respective organs BE calls Der "a
charming young LADY" and tslls how
her words thrill through him Ike beau
tiful dream; and she reiterates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
'7l - NOTICE. /,
ELECTION or DIRECTORS.
NOTICE.

UNION AND PLAINTIFFS BANK OF MEMPHIS, I 4
MEMPHIs, TENN, DecemberS s. 1871. !
STOCKHOLDERS ARE HEREBY N0TI-
- fed that for the purpose Of choosing
Fifteen Directors for the Union and Planters
Bank Of Memphis. to serve for the succeeding
twelve months. an election will be held at this
office on
pa monday. SIN January, 1879,
from 10 am. until SIP. m. 9n ~ aiaenia
85-167 IL. s. P.lREAD. Cashial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
MEMPHIS POsToFFICE.

0sYiou HouRs- r RON 8 A N, ro6P.H.; SUNDAY,
~ FRoN 9r0 10 An. q
oI0ssS' : u -777T--7J 70 2 u Arrives.
An. Pm. ,eal4 n421 An. IN .
ii.5oT {. 80 Memphis 4 Ohio r. r. Is $40
ll.bOll2 = gi Twice Daily. b ~ $50 80,
Memphis 4 Charleston l.al.o..
1Bplgm leiHi r. R.-Daily. ANAl lib
l,-s jMississippi Tennes-l II NV
I1.60l see R. iR.--DailY. 4 lsId 1ff
)MsmphisA Little Rock
1s R. H.-Dailyoi u ad y n
,T5s| Miss river TO Heleua&
,iia81r Friar,s P't--daily. 10
Vfcksburg(tri-weeklyl
gadhnof Mon. Thurs, Sat. 0
bnI a1(Miss. river Y St. Louis .15l5f
al Mon. aud Thurs.
White River-Semi-
3lWeekly--Tuss. & Sat.
luysn lArk'sri river, tri-weeklyl st~N
fgl 3 lMons. Wed. Z Friday.
rs - Mari1n Nri-weekly)- 80
10 1IMon., We'd. Fri. 10 f
Cuba, Tennessee H.
81 Ig% weekiy-Friday. l2.9O
&C. II Byhalia& Olive Branch
6 Tues. and FRI ~ b.25
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GAYoso EEcANPMENT. No. 3-meets on the
john LipIhsuer, 6. 2, I; John Gordon, H. p. {;
W. n. Moyston. s. W. r. 2. Alexander, ].
W, Thos, Bacon. Scribe.
MkHPHis ESol HPNKST, No, Se-meeti "a and
4th Thursday nights Of each month. 7. s..
Wayneeblrg, s. VITA. W. NeEs0m. wv, !
j. d. Fischer, Scribe. 81 . " az
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LEA & PERRINs'sAUCB

Fronounoed by UonnOi8EeufB
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion. aud II
Is unrivaled for its flavor. We are directed BY
Messrs. LEA 4 PERKINS to prosecute AL
parties making or vending oounterfei.s.
JOHN DUNcAE,S SONS,
lA-vxiii-1l2 Agents. New York.
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i''A'I psoarr OF ansErAH.

RUN LopeE, No. I-meets 9Th Thursday Of
eash month at 3 pm. Thomas Bacon, N, g. I
Mrs. r. L.. Groomes. V. g.; Mrs. W. L.
McLefresh, Secretary .s. .f trrs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

MEMPHIS DEeRER LODGE No. 3-meets lst
Saturday Of each month. ". II, Meyston,
D. NJ; D. Bingham. D: D. M; ]. Z. Rus
sell. A. D. NJ; IT. s. Jukes. Secretary; Leon
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r Q. .. ,. DIRECTORY.
odd Fellow Hall. corner Main and Nortl
Court streets.

H9NlU #A. loDoEs. a 6i Ni1i
MEMPHIS LoDGR, No. 6-meets every Tues
day. A j. Ward, N. @, ;lR. =. Alexander.
v. Jno. W. Waynesburg, Secretary; E.
CsIcKasAW Lopez, No. @meets every Men
day night. Leon Levy. N. @. =; d. sehloss. Y.
O.; A, Holt. Secretary; H. D. ocanell.
Treasurer. .rer
ScHILLER LoDeE. No. 1l0-mests every We'd
nesdat night. Joseph Uhl. N. o.. II. Gro
pAuer. V, ca ] A, Gronauer. Secretary; ].
@. Schmidt, Treasurer.
BAKSER LODSE. No. l4T-meets every Friday
night. Il. g. Jukes. N. g.; @. D. billiard.
v. g.: Z. R. Jack. Secretary; ]. 5. wilkins,
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Trustees Sale. 10

pY VIRTUE OF THETERMS OF A DEED
ID of trust, to me executed BY r. j. Person :.
on the 30ih day of August. I1e7l duly regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Shelby county.
in book No. 50, page rs, will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

DLANKS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
ID printed It Tie Ledger Job oGss. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

A recent letter from Florence says of
Jenny Lind: Her execution was fault
less, and much clearness and sweetness
remain to testify to what her voice has
BEEN ,lss us aa-s,s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20
A BRAVE MAN.
A Scientist who Bravcd VcsuviUs.
A London paper SAWS:

A London paper says:
It's hardly an sxaggeration to say
that the attitude" of Sig. Palmier
cool and rosolute in his Vesuvian
post-ike "Tenerif' or Atlas unre'
moved"-attracts the admiration of
Europe. 1t is no joke to remain
while everybody else is tlying-to
watch the lava advancing all around
the little crest on the side of the
mountain on which his Observatory
is placed, and there, as Wadsworth
says, "to feel the pulse Of the ma
chine" the big monster of mechanl'
cal mechanism and force that sends
its throbs through tho foundations
of the building, and salutes its SCI
entific friend ever and anon with a
shower of burning ashes and frey
stones. Indeed, the Professors
courage has done injustice to another
of his rare qualities, for it has thrown
into the shade his power OF scientific
provision. Fully month before
the agreeable showers Of red hot ash
es saluted him in his observatory,
he had discerned that his Plutonic
friends meditatcd mischief. During
the previous full moon he had re-
marked in the Atrio del Cavallo that
the lava was boiling up. When the
moon again reache l the full the
stream, which acts as a permanent
waste pipe, perceptlbly enlarged 1T
volume. 1t overhowed anew thu
footpath which visitors, in ascending
had worn in the old bed of lava b.
these indications Professor PALMER
read beforehand the dangerous tasl
which Vulcan was preparing for HIM
With his life ip his hands, he estab
lished himself in tho midst OF cir
Gle of craters. Observing their &c
centricities as calmly as he nigh
have watched the harmless move
ments of planet, he has, no doubt
collected u mass of volcanic data ia
exceeding, in scientific value, an
that have ever before been harvestc
ON the sulphurous soil of Vesuviu'
Men have got the Legion of Homo
and the Victoria Cross for less cor
spicuous valor, and if the Professo
would only put on red or blue cos
and kill som ebody off-hand, b
would probably be called hero, an
dubbed knight.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20
GOOD-B Y.

C;ood.by, proud world I'm going home;
phou art not my friend, and I'm not thine.
Long through thy weary crowds roam;
A riyer.ark on the ocean brine,
Jony I've been tossed like the driven foam;
lint now, proud world I'm going home
Good.by to ilsttery's fawning face;
10 grandeur with his wise grimace;
To lpstart wealth's ayerted eye;
10 supple Office, low and high;
TO crowded halls, to court and street;
10 frozen hearts and hasting feet;
TO those who 20 aud those who come
Good,by, proud world I'm going homo.
am going to my own hearth. .stonc,
Bosomed In yon green hills alone
A secret nook in a pleasant land,
Whose groves the frolic fairies planned;
Where arches green, the liyelong day,
Echo the blackbirds r0undelay,
And vulgar feet have never trod-
A spot that is sacred to thought and God.
Oh, when lam safe In my sylvan home,
tread on the pride of Greece and Rome;
And when am stretched beneath the pines,
Where the evening star 30 holy shines,
| laugh at the lore and pride Of man,
Atthe sophist schools, and the learned clan
For what are they all, in their high conceit,
When III an in the bush with God may meet
r W. EmeTsO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20

Many cases ofglaring neglect are
reported showing great want OF at
,ention by those in charge OF boilers
and by owners and users Ii some
responsible person would give a few Is
moments attention each day to the
boilers and their connections, many
disasters might be prevented
Among the carelessness met with
are: A leaking safe'y.valve, found
with a plank across the lever, and
loaded down with bricks three hun.
dred pounds pressure would no'
probably have raised this valve. In
another, the boiler was in building
with flat roof; the sAfety.valve lev
er was found wedged under one o
the rafters. This was regarded az
an economical arrangement, "pe
cause it saved steam.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20

In a Western railroad car the 9th
", we're talking tunnel" assiduously'
until, as the train entered the tun-
mel, while the lamps inside the car
burned brightly, the lovers indaisea
in one of those hearty salutatlonS
that are made to be felt, but not h, 10
be- te's seen by Indifferent spectators. ,lJi 0t
course the carload exploded whiiS
the impulsive swain APOLOGIZE. g.oro 10
his Dulcinea with the unsatisfactory
srclamation. avs "Confound the lamps
7 didn't think of them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20
FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
JOSHUA .: B.

Chafed and worn with worldly care,
Sweotly Lord, my heart prepare;
bid this inward tempest cease;
Jrsus come and whisper peace;
Hush the whirlwind " my will,
with Thyscf my spirit MI;
End in calm this busy week,
Let lhr Sabbath gently break.
Sever, Lord, these earthly ties;
Fain my soul to Thee would rise,
Disentanglc me from time,
Lift me ~ a purer cline;
ct me cast away nv load,
ct me now draw nigh to God;
Gently, loving Jesus, speak,
End In calm mis- busy week!
Draw the curtain Of repOsc,
While my weary eyclids close;
Seal my spirit while rost,
Give ME dreamings pure and best!
Raise me with u cheerful heart;
Holy Ghost Thyself imIart
Then the sabbath day will be
Heaven brought down to earth and me-.
--Lyrd SabbOtico
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20

Few people have any idea of the vast
area of territory contained IN some OF
our new States and can only ,apprecl-
ate it by comparison. Colorado alone nne
contains 66,SS0,0O0 acres, or loo,W
square miles, an area larger than thir-
teen States the size of Massachusetts edo
One county (SummlD contains l4,Uo,-
600 acres. an area nearly three times
as large as that of the State Of Massa'
chusetts. Its mining territory is great
er than that of any other State or Ter
ritory, and its grazing capacity Is sur
passed only by Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20

Tn England the proportion Is estio lo
mated at one public house to every ioV
inhabitants; but it appears from the
official statistics that there are no iess ss
than $4,000 public housesndeous oon .,e ao
boisson,s-in France. In 1881 there
were only 2S2, 900. This gives ABOUT
one public house to every loo lhhao''
tants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-20

A Georgian was recently bit IN
the forehead by II moccasin si"Hu, w.
coilee iu a bucket out OF when no
attempted to drink. The mans aina
head swelled to an enormous size,
,ut' but two quarts of whiskey; were err,
pourcd down him, and he Will get
we'll,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-27
NOTICE..
JAMES ARMSTRONG
JOHN NJ. FERGUSON. THOMAS PAGAN and o,bc,s

JOHN NJ. FERGUSON. THOMAS PAGAN and Others
in the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chancerv
The object of this proceeding is to procure paymcnt
from John VI. Ferguson of the balance of purchase
money for certain real estate lying being in Cecil
COUNTY in the State of Maryland, and which was sold
to him by George Earle Trustee in the ease on the 25t
OF September 1865, and in default of such payment 10
obtain decree for the resale of said property M the
risk of the said Ferguson - "
The Petition filed sets forth that .he sail rr,, \, -,
to the sad John NJ Ferguson, the 18th of S.,emer
lHo, House and Lot at Andora in Cecil cosaty afore-
said for three hundred dollars which sale has fcan con
irned by this court That the said Johs M Ferorson
pid one hnnared dollars oT The pnreaase MONEY and
agreed IN writing to pay the balance with interest or
so nuG thereof as the aut in .he case when made and
rat" should show him to he responsible for that the
s.u "u! mas been maize and ratified and shows thai
Tue sald John NJ Ferguson is entitled to two dollars and
hsiy"he cents, ana shat there is still due from him or,
SAD purchase money, one hundred and ninety-sey,-
,,r' any nlae cents, With interest thereon from tae
tctItr, hat no part of whicl, has been paid
IN" Fc'lon iErttSrs sets forth that the said I.an NJ
s'G"s?n, On me ihird of May, eighteen hun iaa anu
N'!-hihe conveyed INTO Thomas Pagan of ,Tilminr
ton in The State of Delaware all his Interest in az
eai Estate subject 10 the lien aforesaid for the lanc,
81 te purchase money, appears from n 9, ,r lhi.
cast. ~'h iiE''n'
That the said john Nj. Ferguson and Thomas F..-,,
are l"n-r2sidentS of the State of Maryland ard -,
IN tlc statc OF Delaware The Petition then mr. w. t
"ti ior an orfIs. requiring the said John NJ Eerruso,
mi i ~" al.'au balance ~ the purchase money
principal and interest and .hat in default tberanr ~
tior5 said Kea Estate may ~ csold nj his risl NV
II Is thereupon aljuss,, ordered and ,h.rsnj In, III.
nnft on tins rcssAih day of January eighteen Inn.
'uc anu seventy EMo that the Petitioner cause a conv
OF this orler together with the ojees and suhst,ncr
me pettt'n to be inserted in ~ wsnaper pubIisbei
IN Cecil county, once week Eos ,,,e month h.f,ra H.,
9th day of February next giving notice 10 tbn -,
Johh NJ Ferguson and filoDaas Pagan to anpear in liz
curl m person or ~ SOLICITOR or before the fifteentb
f "I May nee 70 show cause, if any they have, why
Il decree shonh not pass as prayed N' why
,r.. DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy: test. DAVID Sf,oTT
Jan l3 IS12-lm ~ o.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-27
NOTICE..
WILLIAM SHELLEY AND WIFE
ROBERT ROBERTS, MARY ANN RoBEP rs MS
WIFE, AND OTHERS ~ III"

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. II c,,nccrv
sale OF part of tract of land &c iii copnty CON-
mininS thirtysS and ahalf acres AM the distribution
anu Investment OF The money arising from tie proceeds
OF SAFE according To the respective nteress Of the Ir-
tcs interested aud for such other and further relief a,
the case may require.
The Bill states that the compl ,inant William SheiIa,
is seized in fee of undivided rnoiety in the said lana
being the same land convey ell him and Elizabeth
Shelley his wife by Willis Kirk and Others by their
deed, dated October Sth, 1872 copy of which dad u
filed exhibit with ne Bil that the said Elizabath
Shelley huh departed MS hf and that the said W,m,
shelly !, entitled to life estate i'll the other undivided
noiet, and that re remainder Of the estate in said
lnoirty is vested an Mary Ann Roberts formerly Mar
Aan biuc" W. 20 II" Robert Roberts, and the following
children nn' helrs-at-lGw of Margaret Jane Toxsnn
formerly Narrsrci Jane Bruce. who intermprrisd ,
EphI'tn Tnws"n but is now deceased that i, 70 So
Cinderella h. Oswald, wife Of Luke n O.w.,I 49,,
Tows4on. Ephram Towson. junior Uranyo r. T cuEcph
and Mary Ann Tawson al" being of full are e~co,
-iM9 NJ! ,n"". WI" is under twenty-one years OF
Ann Roberts were the daughters of Eliyoheth Shmy
~ previous marriage before her marriage with Ia
So'nrtnah' "iiam Shelley; that the said EliznhetIr
sitN departed this life in the wear lS;g and H., ~
sam Margaret Jane Towson died in the yrnr Is,s ' '
IN" hi further charges thai tho said land canyo, no
and t,t IL r loss or injury to the parties Interested
80 - IT "i he advantageous TO all said parties II,
nave the same sold do Ter the direction of his conrt
money arising from thr proceeds Of sale be dis
Ties =. y. msaimS 10 the respective rights Of the par
ti Nv " " ehfe 7" their use and hcneit. That all of
u' parties reside "t the State of NIaryl,nd il,
80 sUlI oil rennsyl'ania, except Ephraim Towson
'"I.o'' VINO Resides in tho SssIe of Indiana.
therefore adjudE.ii and ordered. this eleventh
NY vi summary IN th scr 1872 that the complninants
''nE cory er shis Order to be inserted in some.
heW,p'eE pN4lisheti in Cecil county, once n week for
one month ashore the 18TH dav OF February newt civ.
none" o. yne said Rchcvt Roberts Mar. Ann Roberts
S''aim I"wson, Luke Oswald Cindrr,i lii, r. Oswald
. ,'ih I"w,nn, Ephnim Towson. junior TranZo r.
iowson and Mary AnR 7uw>o. the said absent defend
ants {" TIE Object ae.t substance Of this Bill and warn
neih 10 npper 81 tis conrt, in person cr by solicitor
n % "'lr Ne 10th day al May, acxt To answer the,
o"%ts not to pas as nrayc1, DAVID SCOTT Clerk
Erue copy: test, DAVID sCoTT
Jan -, lS12-lra ,uar,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-27
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters desanentary on the personal estate of
CHRISTOPHER JONES,
late OF said county deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit
On or before the 10th day of December 1872:
they may otherwise by law bo excluded from all benefit
oil sad estate All persons indebted said estate ara
requested TO make immediate payment to the su,scr-
Der Given under my hand this a3d day of December
1871. Holm URRpy
Executor of Christopher Jones' dec d.
Test-REuBEN D. LAMAR. Register
Dec %, lS71-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-27
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber. having relinquishea farming, will sell
as Agent, at Public NoHluc on
Wednesday, Tie 5lst day Of January, 1872,
at hi. residence. Charlcsrwn the following Stock
"ni Farming implements consisting of
Tl2 Gray MARES. Fanny ana Belle. e and
~. wears old next spring, Nazcppa and Knight
A-LE1- "t Ashland stock, superior drivers. having
nae u mcs an hear ~ the pole and would be fast if
trained: Fanny is considered OF if not the best sin
gle driver in the county. ! Black HORSE also fast and
a superior driver, sin .e double: all of Iii@---'s
which are sound aud lie recommended. ~ %I
); good Cows, now giving ihk: head of M2y
luGu.; Cattle: Shpat>. G-Se.----S.
Carriage and Harness, tw0-horSe Wagon aud uar-
ness, Woods Tower III r2c Gri.r, Ok Cart Ux Yokss
ana Chains, Whca; Fan. Curash:lier. Cutivatol pfGws
iarrows. Cfadic. Scy'es. Crindston", Drass Forks
Cutting Box. Saddle and bri!ie4.
Corn Fodder hy the bundle: Hay and Straw u, the
ton; II lot Of Wheat Claf; Corn. Oats Potatoes and
C!overseed by the hushel.
Also, lIo' SEIloLD AMI KITCHEN FURNITURE
t"-wi!: Beds, i:edSt.l.. Tables. Chairs Wa.staui.
Book tIst large Srttee a:l Mattress eicIit-,lay
Clock. Books. Cnok and Parlor Stoves also dumher
Of articles too tedious In enumcgate.
TERMS.-Sums of so and under, Cash Over &o0
credit of Six Months Note with approved securit
and interest, payable the National Bank of Eko;
HEJ~Sale to commence at IL o'clock l. Z.
Jam OWENS,
"aa ~. ls'2-2E Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-27
Household s. Kitchen Furniture.

Feather Beds with Bedding. Bc,> -e.ds with Sack
ing Bottom "nd Rope Bureaus, Tables, > Extension
Dining Table III fer' long, Cltifs Soft RAJ aid IIgrau
Carpets. Table Cloths Dishes. Knives and Forks, CuI
boards Looking Glasses. Cinck, 3 Coal stoves. Cook
Stove. Farmers Boiler Churu Buckets. Mix Pans Pork
Tub. &c.
MEAT i'y tie pound: roat"as ~ the lus!!c: Hay 10y
TIE ton: "naaf ii 81 Acre, ii Wheat in the ground
80 lbs. Lrrl.
TERMS il sans III Thirty Dpilar- am. under Ia,!,
SUMS Thirty Dollars credit IT Twelve months:
will he riYcn by the purchaser giving Note, with
approved security-intcrcst and stamp added.
En Sale 10 commence a: 10 "'cork H.. precisely as
all goods are IL lie sold on that LAY.
Jan -. IS12-t, p H. CLEAVER
:. EtENs, Ancti"nerr. T. pRENSEN. Clerk.
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