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land, only to find themselves for the time
homeless, and to look down upon the raging
river below, in apprehension that even worse
might come.
A SCENE OF DEsoLATIoN.
AS the flood continued houses were struck
and buffeted about, some turned around, 9TH
ers knocked askew, and one or two upset en-
tirely. Small outhouses floated i'm the tide.
Boats were seen among the ice and lumber,
the rowers battling 10 do good and on the
hills were women and children climbing the
bluffs to seek shelter wherever they might
among their more fortunate neighbors. The
scene was one of dcsolation and saddening
to the sight. Many families proceeded to
Perryvllle, others to IIavre de Grace on the
cars, and some came to Baltimore to their
friends to await the result of the flood. The
narrow escapes reported were numerous, but
fortunately no lives were lost in the town at
least. Throughout the day the population
were engaged in removing the contents of the
submerged houses, and in the afternoon the
telegraph office, which had been washed out,
was temporarily re-eslablishcd ut Rock Run
one mile above Port Deposit, the operator
haying but just left when portion of his of
flee also left its original site and went down
with the tide. The railway station, u large
frame building, was moved from its founda-
ton somewhat, but at ) p NJ. was still stand
ing. The engines and cars of the Port De-
post Branch were taken away on Saturday,
when travel by that line ceased.
THE SUFFERERS.
Among the sufferers by the food may be
mentioned the following:
Theodore ZIMMERMAN, lumber dealer; loss
heavy.
Heekert & Bro, lumber yard and saw mill;
latter damaged.
Bond Bros. & Co., lumber merchants.
Davis 81 Pugh, lumber merchants.
Davis q Way, lumber merchants.
Maryland Central Railway Company.
Port Deposit Branch Railway Company.
j. j. Heckcrt real estate owner; several
houses damaged.
Jacob Tome, warehouse damaged.
Thomas Calvert, residence ovcrfowed and
damaged.
Thomas Brown, house overlooked.
William Calvert, house overflowed.
Mrs. X. Murphy store submerged, stock
destroyed.
Mr.. Whitelock, house overhewed and dam
aged.
Mr.. Thompson, house ovcrtlowed and dam
aged.
The loss up to five p NJ was variously
estimated at from $4,000 to 800, 0O0 but
all was but conjecture, as the end had not
come.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The ice gorge extended from Watsons Is
land up to and above Cars Island, mile
above-the whole surface of the river being
covered with great jaggedmasses Office, some
of them ten feet in height, with here and
there an opening, probably made by the air.
ESTIMATED DAMAGES.
1t is, of course, impossible as yet to esti-
mate the amount of damage already sustain
ed. The damage to the Maryland Central and
the Perryville railroads by the submerging
and washing away of their tracks a distance
of two miles it is believed will reach at least
$4,000 to 100000
The stoppage of the works in the town will
throw out of employment at least 1000 men
for several weeks TO come, us there can be
no resumption of work sooner than that,
even should the water recede Immediately.
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BOARDING.
BOARDERs BY THE DAY OR MONT
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.

MRS JOHN BUCHANAN, M.sD.. Professor of MID.
wi wITERY devoes special attention to the treatment
of Diseases of
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
She has been 80 years in active practice and cured
over 3o.ODO of disease, peculiar to women. She
socts difficult chronic aud generally considered incur
able cases, and guarantees safe and speedy cure.
Ladies afflicted please call upon address Mrs JOHN
BUCHANAN, N. D., Offices priva:e-5l4 Pine Street,
Philadelphia Pa.
Hours from o A. Mtoo P. NJ. Clip this out for fu.
ture reference. jan24-1y
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NJ A r r | + ID.

LAMB GARRISON.-On the 23d of De
cember, 1872, by the Rev. D. A. Shermer. Mr.
ROBERT II. LAMB to MOLLIE A. GAR
RlsON, both of Hartford county.
KNIGHT-WILDON.- the brides
residence, on Wednesday, January 22d by
Rev ID. Cough, Mr.. EDWIN w. KNIGHT
TO Miss LAURA WELDON, both of this
county.
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Estray.

THERE came to the premises Of the sub
i scriber, on the oath of December, 1872,
"a BAY MARE, about IS years old. The
owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
SAMUEL p. MINNICK,
jan24-3t* Hickory.
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THE PUREST AID SWEETEST Con- LIVER OIL is Hazard
Caswe s. made on the sea shore, from fresh, selected
livers, by CAswELL HAZARD & Co.. New York 1t is alb.
soutey pure and s0ec Patients who have once ia
prefer it to all Others Physicians have decided it SUI
pei or to any Of the other oils in market nov29-l2
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WANTED.

A LII OLD RUBBISH, from cellar to
"A garnet, such as Rags, Rope, Iron,
Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Bones, Bottles,
Books, Pamphlets, &c. Highest cash pri-
ces at ]. c. SMITHS, No. so North Gay
street. jan24-1y
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DON'T HAWK. HAWK. SPIT, SPIT nLow R1ow

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT, BLOW, BLOW
and dsgest every body with yoIr Catarrh and its Of
iensive odor, when DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy will
speedily destroy all odor and arrest the discharge
Have You Seen Her "A Lady who for the
last five years has been leader of fashion in New York
and who may he twice week in elegant cal
eche driving pair of snperb ponies in Central Park
has recently stated, in the select circle to which she
belongs, that the only article in existence which inn
parts beauty aud lustre to the complexion without
ultimately impairng the texture of he skin and cans
ing it to collapse and wrinkle is HAGAN 8 MAGNOLIA
BALM. The name of the distinguished member of the
bean monde who made this declaration cannot with
propriey ho given, but it may lie mentioned PEASANT
that she has spent several years of her life in Europe
and is familiar with all the and preparations en-
poyed by the conrt beauties of the old world enhance
their charms.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin pimples, ringworm
satrheum and other cutanouus affections cured and the
skin made soft and smooth by using the JUMPER TAR
SOAP, made by Caswell, Hazard Co., New York. Be
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, there many
Sorthless limitations made with common tar noy2o l5t
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lAMEpitTELY.-lf every family knew the value o
Miss Sawyers Salve they would Immediately purchase
box and never be without it. If your Druggist is
out of this Salve and neglects to keep supplied, send
sixty cents as directed in another column and YOU
saw the advertisement in this paper.
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Gs- Brooms for Sale-Eght Hundred good
Straw Brooms for sale. Apply to & NJ. Allen,
Darlington, Nd
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m1- 900 Locust Posts for sale. Henry w.
Archer Bel Air.
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The SOUTH UNDER RADICAL RULE-An cs-
teemed subscriber, who left Hraford co unity a
few years ago, and settled in Alabama to prac-
tice his profession, gives deplorable1 account
of the condition of affairs in that mis-governed
State. The following is an extract from his
letter:
This part of the South is impoverished beyond
repair, SO far as this generation is concerned.
The so-caled laws are no laws; they are all in the
interest ofthe Radical, Carpet-B Bag party. The
property exemption can so be construed as TO ex-
empt So, 900! What chance has q Doctor to collect
bills where such laws prevail? There is no pro-
lection for property or person-except for the
persons of negroes. Their persons are lnviolable
in every respect, and they vote as a unit against
the interest of the white man and then look to
him for their bread and meat The finances Of
the State at large are almost bankrupt, under
carpet-bag and negro rule and the crops in this
section of the State were almost entirely des-
troyed last year by floods and caterpillars, SO
there is scarcely any money to be found here
with poor prospect in the future Hence /
have determined to leave and return to my old
home. Neither have we any proper mail facil-
tiles it frequently occurs that l do rot see my
old friend Agis for an entire month. T.
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$50 ACR ES,

MORE OR LESS.
This farm will be sold in two separate
parcels, as follows:
1st. All that portion Of said farm which
is mentioned and described in a mortgage
from Michael Whjteford and Wife to Dan
lei Scott, dated on goth February, 1872,
and recorded in Liber A. L. j., No. 27,
folio 53, one of the Land Records of the
Circuit Court or Hartford county, except
ing so much thereof as is mentioned and
described in mortgage from said White
ford and Wife to Louisa T. McConkey,
dated on the 9th day of July, 1868, and
recorded in Libcr A. l.. j., No. 90, folio 800,
one Of the aforesaid Land Records. That
part of said farm hereby Intended to be
sold rs
PORTION NO
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The Maryland and Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company.
The Towsontown Union says:

The Towsontown Union says:
We have before us pamphlet containing
some valuable information concerning the
above Company, from which we extract the
following, viz
"This Company is constructing double
track narrow-gaugc railroad, about 40 miles
long. The route as designated in the char
ter, is:
Commencing within Baltimore city and
extending through Baltimore, Hartford, and
part Of Cecil counties, Maryland, to the Penn
sylvania State line, at or near where said line
crosses Octorara creek, in Cecil county"
cat the last mentioned point, it is design.
ed to connect with the State line and Juniata
railroad, and thereby form besides other con-
neciions, an independent through line from
Baltimore TO Philadelphia.
The present means of transportation be-
tween these two cities are insufficient to &C
commodate the rapidly increasing traffic.
Furthermore, the development of the rich
agricultural sections lying between them over
which this road is located, and not heretofore
reached by rail, will add materially to the
business growth of both. A shorter route
than the present 10 the southern market, will
be established for the anthracite coal and
other products of Pennsylvania, while Balti-
more, the metropolis of Maryland, will re-
ceive the advantage of new avenues of com
municaion with Pennsylvania.
Between Baltimore and the Pennsy lvania
State line, the road as located, passes through
several important towns and villages. The
country is n densely populated and produc-
tive agricultural district, until now without
a railroad.
"As local road alone, it would pay a
handsome profit on the investment, but its
Importance is vastly increased when connect
into Philadelphia and. to other points IN
Pennsylvania"
In addition to the above the pamphlet con-
tains copies of the charter, bond, IAN act TO
provide for the creation and regulation of
incorporated Companies" first mortgages,
&c, &c. The incorporators are VIM. o.
Leslie, Samuel s. Davis, j. j. Fenton, Thorn
as J. Spicer and Beaman Laurence.
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At the same time there will be offered,
e Farm, which contains about
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-16
Notice.

OFFICE GREEsv1LLE AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
COLUMBIA, &. c., August 20. 1873.
HNDER reaolation OF the Board OF Direc-
- tors, the Interest Coupons OF the State
Guaranteed Bonds, and OF such other Bonds
the Office of the Company. matured between
the LIST day OF January, 1872, and 1st day Of
July, 1873. both inclusive, will be funded in
Bonds having ten years to run. as provided
for in the Company'h proposals to the Bond
holders, OF date August IL, 1873.
Holders OF the above obligations are re-
qnestcd to send in statement OF them to this
Office, to facilitate tho exchange which it is
desired to complete without delay, and enable
the necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption OF regular interest payments
on 1st January ensuing.
". ]. MAGRATH,
September 2 III President.
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Tho particular pest of New York il
the Croton bugs. They are insensible
to the virtues of Paris green, and no
known liquid will destroy them; cir.
cumstance which speaks volumes on the
merits OF Croton water, their native
element
Another claimant for the authorship
OF "Betfy and Are Out" appears out
West. It seems that he frightened an
old squlre's morse. which ran away and
spilled tue old man and his wife Betsy
from the buggy.
During fire in Memphis, the othe.
| day, woman Carried barrel Of -four
down stairs without bursting n hoop.
In ordinary times it exbausts her to
| strike her husband twice with q poker.
FAST TINE. The superior schooner
Lewis thurman, Capt. L. Fooks, al.
rived here from Baltimore yesterday, in
the remarkably short time of tifty-
eight hours. - Charleston Neus.
The colleges OF the New England
Suites, New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, ut the commencement OF
1873. conferred 2,515 degrees, of Which
1872 were honorary.
Grace Greenwood's house in Mani.
tou ID Said to be nearly completed and
very charmiug., What pity there
could not he man or two in il!
DEATH OF Coop CITIZEN. Mr..
Elias Springs, good and substant ia
citizen, died ut his residence, FIVE milo.
West of Charlotte, Saturday morning.
A man. named Joseph Campbell,
ieaped from bridge ut Louisville. yes.
terday, to II rock eighty feet below, and
was dash, to pieces.
A planter in Kershaw County com
plains that the Paris green that he buys
| Is ndultrrated and has no effect upon
the worms
Miss Nellie Thnrston still thirsts +,
clenve the ''viewiess causewpys of the
air, and assembled the other day ul
Antwerp in her pet balloon.
The latest startling public enterprise
is that OF laying cable to the Land OF
the Sun.
The North Pole is getting to be al
expensive luxury. Wouldn't it be bot
ter to let it alone for awhile?
A baby was born in Minnesota. the
other dny, whose mother is sixty years
of age
John \. Parker, e1-Presidcnt of the
Greut Western Insurance. Company, il
dead.
There were SIS deaths tho past week
III New York; decrease Of so from the
previous week.
There is boys gambling house at
Long Branch.
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Y HoIx1 ARsIx1fs. HdpfambaE 1st tls7s,
Wheeler Rouse-A s. Pendleton, Pa; W
,B Simpson, sOhester;, w 81 McCookle,
York; H W Shure, N @; T L Haman
and w;!o, Miss; J Anderson. city; e
Myers, Pa; VIC Chase, Miss A Chase,
Newberry. J R Ridgely, Md; J G Nus.
singale, WA Bradley, GA; Pat Dufie,
Oharleston; J N league, Blackville; "
Q Wright. city; ] K Hyer, u 8 A.
. Wheeter House-W NJ Gibbes, city; 8
81 Hartshorn, NJ; P Evans and wife,
Gaivesion; " Stokes, Orangeburg; T
- Goodwyn. A T Darby. Fort Aotte;
John L Sloan. city; P II Daughtrey,
Baltimore; FL NJ Gilbert. Darlington; Il
G Dunn. Horny; G T. Reab, Augusta; J
D Gardner, Jr, N @; W l. Carey, New
berry; @ 81 Goodwin, Aiken; D Rambo,
Ga.
Hendrie Rouss-J B CLARK, Baltimore
R B Cotton, Wsteree; w w Barrett,
Doko; J A White. Blackstock; W
Daniels, r Blaylock, N O; Mrs H L
Law and son, Miss Sophie Hart, Miss
Louise Hart, Darlington; Eiobath,
Wilmington; " Bowen, Fremont.
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Bonds, Stocks. &c.

T EUY ana SELL on COMMISSION and
l. my own account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS,
Ponds and stocks of States and Unitod
States, Bunds and Stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons. Gold
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
the Ehite! states, State and County.
Aug 10 tGmo I'd door South Wheeler House.
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Independent Fire Co
a Public Meeting
sept IG l

~ tho Citizens of Columbia will be held
~ II Carolina Hall. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 10th instant, ut y O'clock, to olcct
delegates 10 the Chicago Railroad Convcn.
ton. 10 be held October .. largo attend
anr'' !. desirable, as it IL matter of great
imI tnncr to Columbia to have the claims
OF the Columbia, Spartanburg and AshcyIle
Railroad strongly Represented in said Con-
vention. j. Il. BLACK,
Il. o. SILVER,
LID. CHILDS,
]. s. WYLIE,
Commissioners for Subscriptions to Coiunl-
hia, Sisrtanburg and Ashcvilo Railroad.
Sept III
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the Union Marine and
Texas. Tor removal OF Certificate No. 242, for
100 shares, dated March Is, 1859, Issued to
Benjamin Goss, the original certificate hav-
ing .Oeen lost or destroyed.
THOMAS c. COVER,
HAMLIN BKATTIE,
Sept 2 tu4 Executors.
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The Georgia Gin.

HN entering our fifth eesson with these
~ GINS, we have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties who have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge OF.
WeGUARANrEE them 10 gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT IS
MADE. Please order early, 80 as to avoid
forwarded On application. nm =
LORICK i LOWRANCE,t
June 21 Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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BEN. BUTLER

pY his acts in Now Orleans, gained the
ID name OF Spoons and by his partici-
patton i'll the back pay game, )" the name OF
"Old Grab The Indian Girl, by selling tho
finest CIGARS in the market, has established
the name Of Queen OF Luxury and now,
rs sho Intends TO surpass also IN CHEWING
TOBACCO, will he termed "Uni,ersai Favor
ito." Tho sensation caused by those who
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The Morris Cotton Gin"

HAVING enlarged my business, I again
IL offer the above Gin to the planters OF
South Carolina. Having been thirty-eight
please the most fastidious. My Gins are war
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
lighter. gin cleaner, make more lint from the
same quantity OF seed cotton, than any other
Gin made. The price lotcer than apy Gin in
the market. Planters wishing theae Gins,
will pleaee order ed'ly, to avoid delay.
Price, So 30 per saw.
WOOD TUNING Of every style done with
neatnsss and despatch, and cheaper than
Northern work can be brought here for. Ad-
dress e. MORRIS,
July Is Sun Columbia, 20.
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Teas and Coffee

ENSPECIAL attention paid to the excellence
~ Of thtse domestic Injuries.
TEAS from SO cents to choicest imported
at t2 90 per pound. Our PAnCHkD JAVA
COFFEE is genuine; also, Mocha; stock OF
RAW COFFEES varied and sold at low
prices. GEO. SYMMERS
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Heinitsh's Great Blood and Liver Pills
DERFECTLY tsstcless. elegantly coated.
l. for the cure of all Disorders OF the Sto.
mach. Liver, bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Ner.
yous Diseases, Headache. Con nstipation, Cos
ton OF tho Bowels, Bilious Fever, Biliousness,
Piles, and all Deraugemcnts Of the Internal
Fiscera. Warranted to effect a positive cure.
Price, % cents a box Sold by Z. II. HEI.
NITSH, Who!erale and Retail Druggist, CO.
lumbih, S. &. July %
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Fertilizer Notice .

EVN t1IIAV1 NVE1VUs ~
A LII NOTES for Fertilizers, Phosphates
IA and Gusnos sold by Us mature on 1st
November next, aud il not psid thon. will be
placed in the ha.Ls OF an attorney for collec-
ton. Pay promptly and save expense.
COPELAND d BEARDEN,
Sept l3 tmo Agents. Colnml,ia, 4. @
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III O T

OF fno ASSORTMENT OF GOODS have
" just been opened at
C.F. JACKSON'S, Main street.
az GOODS CHEAP. Buy now. Sent IL
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The Best Music Books
For High and for Grammar Schools!
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THIS Hon SCHOOL SINGING BOOK is admi.
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The new. sprghtly and very musical Con-
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falls III satisfying the musical taste OF the
people: or his previous School Song Books,
about 800 900 have been sold.
All rchool-teachers are invited to give
this new aud popular book . trial.
ANY book published by Ditson Il Co. will
be gent by mail, postpaid. on receipt of re-
tail price.
OLIVER DITsoN L CO., Boston.
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HNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURESin in
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lowing. The com mple:ion OF the hospital nd.
ditinns enables the Faculty to say. that the
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surpassed at the South. In view OF the i'm
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now made TT. simply for dcfraying the cur
rent expenses of the session. Good board
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rates az i'll any southern city. For .;rcula
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AN$ta$Et A1:N$ta$.EteR
Bacon, Flour, Qlsfss, &c.. .i-,,,,.
BY D.. G. PEIxorT0 & SONS,
THIS iTnesdsy) MORNING. stA1o' O'Clock,
We will sell, at oar Auction Rooms, without
reserve, to close cOIsignment, -A
Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Cheese,
Terms cash = stf. = Sept t6 {.
Furniture Sale.
BY d. O. PEIXOTTO & SONS:
THIS Tuesday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, we
will sell. at our auction rooms. without rs-
serve, sundry articles Of FURNITURE,
eSSr:ssdf GorTaafk HssErs, Bsdatt ada Mattresses.
Chairs, Tables, Lounge, Wsshst ands; Heere-
snd M toseshsr wish Many nssfS
articles. Terms cash. Sept 16
Z" SENECA CITY. ce e.es-
A SECOND Auction Sale OF LOTS here
WEDNESDAY. OCToBER /, 1879.
And continue until all tho Lots shall have
been sold which may be wanted. ~ M ..
We propose At this sale to offer few
twenty-fivea acre tracts OF woodland s6joining
the town.
Our former statements, as to the delight
fulness and salubrity OF the climate, good
ness OF the water, and mercantile adyantaSes
OF the place, located as 1t Is in section OF
tho country where every thing known to the
temperate zone may be grown; abounding In
minerals and dotted with numerous and
superior water powers, available the year
round, as also 90 to the excellent moral Cha
TERxs-Ono- third Tor more, ct the option
OF tho purchaser) in oash balance 1st De-
cember and 1st April next, in equal install.
ments, secured by notes and mortgages.
J.J. NORTON,
Sept II A. ". THOMPSON.