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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18


THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dul! the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears ; IN
unusual secretion Of saliva; Sling or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, with 4
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone neeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
aadvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costlve stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiCcough;
cough sometimesdry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding OF the teeth; temper vaTia-
BIZ, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DK. G.. MFLANE'S NERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
u DoEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prcpl-
ration, nat fdbabIc ef40iAS tie SA.,Hi-
est in"Iy 10 ale miol teRafr iHted2h.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER
MlFUGE bears the signatures of G..
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18

n all cases of private, chronic, and urinary di,
seases in all their complicated forms. II IS Wen
known that DR. James has stood at the head OF
the profession for the past 30 years. Age ana
experience are Gl-important. seminar =" eah.
ness, night losses by dreams pimples on the
face lost manhood can positively be cureed
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients a BOOK
for the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
Won All about these diseases who should marry
--whv MOTTO cents 10 pay postage. Dr James
has 80 rooms and parlor You see no one but
the doctor Office hours, IN. To m. sun
dsys, 10 10 L. All business strictly conIden
iaI k-2s-dkw-ly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
WINTER ARRAM0M1aaf.
DALTulORI 4 POTOMAC Il. II.

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NV YoRR And WAaaTW05Oa THROUGH
'~-I On AND ADTR MAH@ m, 1915,
TIE BalnmMe Poeo1nAe 4 T., - fonsv1:
Lsave wilmington Aee, A. Il. AErvs WaahingmA
A1A 4. Il, o1ky 00A
Lssvs W,@lnSsos iass =. 4. An,vs wasa,as'os
Lave Wiiniassss ~. r. \. Arrive waaA,nssos
Eavs WtiGinseoas .ia Pm. Azrivs washnsson
III r. Il. city kRA.9 F.r.
Leave washinSton sou, \. L., city time. Arrive
Leays Ws.al.9Gs *, 4. H.. city ans. Arrive
Lsavs Wssaisgsos q LIS r. u. Asstvs whining
Issvs Was6insson an P. L.. city tina An,vs
Lssys WasSinetoa s.os, P. L., city Tina. AsEsvs
| LecSi Trains ieevs baltimore I.oe ale md Ia.os
L. n, 100 40, 7.lB, 90, p. u. Aniye WaeAin9eo
an SA6 and Ms A. L., 10, s.de, 80. nd Ills r
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HA6, 01N md IA p. II. 0nos " Wu1u
YpANx TuoAeoa 0enL Manager.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

The London correspondence says: Messrs
Bass l. Co., brewers Of Burton ale, paid the rail.
way carriers last year SIS, 900 week for freight
charges upon their goods. As they are not the
largest firm in the traffic it can be guessed what
the largest firm pay. Certainly not less than
500, 900. How much beer ID drunk in London
every day. We cannot tell exactly, but, ~ there
are 10, 900 taverns, we can venture TO calculate
there IL not less than an average OF 70 gallons in
each, and decidedly not less than 25O, 900 in all
There il a small inn close to the London general
post office where 1856 gallons Of stout are retAiled
every day, while one opposite the Bank OF Eng
land gets rid Of not less than 200 gallons.
not very large beer saloon close to the dreal
Northern Railway depot lately sold It's goodwill
for $4,000. Many very quiet-looking beel
houses have a wagon load Of ale and stout ever
morning. The load is never less than dozer
to dozen aud u half 36-gallon barrels. Certain
houses, such al the t" Elephant and Castle" thu
Red Cap" Adelaide" Mother shpton.'
"Royal Oak, Eagle" and Angel" couldn'
be bought under moderate fortune, and wo0lt
be cheap at that, 80 enormous ID their trade.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
DFNNeYLVANLA RAILROAD.

nKNNeYLVANIAR RAILROAD.
L Az, .r, ,usn.v prrr.,,.n 1915
Trains lsAvs nepot . ranv-secoea ma sA1A'
p,o Aooo. s. az :. "a u, = n, Ia -. ~.
Fl FL nv e = y ' ~" = '
Limited East Mail daily. ....s: ;::..:s:.'.!S A.
Niagara 8xCrsass aallys e10eps s1n1AS ~ =
Hsnovo ~ Aans 1 H! a s4Stsn ~ snndsy n
HSCt 1s;i da1. sxcspt 800 A.
Nail train daily, Sc eoaaay savos AsA
y: and I1ns csy 70 1 =, g :.S IN ~ ~
DS q saadss !. ssS =: =. 800. 49,.
mr, Ioof A.yss k.1 IL s snna., I, ~ e
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Asw "a SS d aoyd Ell sSna.,
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Cincnnsn 1iprs. daflJ..................,S ~ 81
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INV YORK DIvsloh
qan,ssS ne re- e t ssS r T. Z =. dd Il
midnight. on Sunday, Leo, ASo, s.sO 4. r., As
As6, p. Z, md y night Man Lsln T. 4. =
1lnisfnnt Train toe Nov Iosk, u'G =.
k1prsss fos Long Branch aud sauan, in 4. Y. ~
| LBS 7. H:,~ = .,..,,~,uox r,pcr
p,..,..,, Z y Il Hr Il noo1' 4 M I'll II Pm.
WS ran o. i, sasS. s.is +: ~, A., !, :.
Trenton, - I'VE a. =, = ~; ~ ~, ~" -
-. t On nan se1aYSy va. "a 4 q. 4
H1pre.s i sor T fonr BFancS' ~. Il.
BALvIDRl DIVISION:
FROM KHNSINGTON DnP0T.
| Iaseon. water Gap, scranton, b. an q. T.. ~
F.A. kxpreas for Belvidsfs. lois, 4. 4;
For Lambertvtne, Pennington I'D koSeWsl, lo.la
For Flemington, Is and 1915 A. IL, and 20 +.
ANDOY DIylnlON.
ACCOM-. fuS New Y0ek, VA Porta Annoy end Janel
burg and Monmouth Junctioe, 40 4. y. ssd ,
| p y ConnectipR for Long branch anil 0luAy
| Accom foF Tfeneon 0panoCs,lR with e1pcsas Uaan
| for New York. 49, Gard 10 y, Il. II nonnsA ~
Is and 5.sU 7. =.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
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Plenty Of Land for ALI

No one need fear that there will not be room
enough for the generations which are to come AZ
ter us. The Eastern and Middle States can support
much larger population than they now have, and
i'll the Oldest Of the Southern States there arc
hundreds Of thousands OF acres Of tillsble land
growing nothing but dwarf pines and brambles.
The great Appalachian region, stretching from
Cstskills to western Alabama, is still wilder.
ness. When it's lateral valleys are cultivated
like those of tho Swiss Alps twill sustain three
or four millions Of people, West OF the ALE
ghenies the opportunities for growth are almos
unlimited. Take, for example, the State Of Iowa
with $4,000 square miles Of surface-good farm
ing land the whole Of it-and population o
only little over million. France, with les
than four times as much territory, supports, 36,
0OO, 900 OF people. The fat prAiries OF Illinois
already gridironed with 900 miles Of railway
will maintain in comfort five or six millions Q
inhabitants. The rich valley OF the Mississippi
well able to support ateeming population. VII
then should we lament il the great America
desert OF the old school aliases is indeed rea
ity P--N. j. Tribune.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
BUCKIN0HAMD DYE,
FOR THB WHIsKERs.

This elegant prepssattoa may BE- relied o. g
undesirable shade, to brown, or black, Ut dacfston
It u easily applied .lbeing IN oNs pT1osesson sna
quickly and e6ectuslly produces permanent cosos
which will neither rub nor WaAh on.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
MANUyAOTURD By
RIP. HALL 4 co., NASHUA. n. q.
SOLD BY

ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN AkDiCiNH
japssiweodkW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
MILK As n Mcaicine.

The American journal Of Medicine, st.
Louis, says -" This article, once looked upon
with distrust, has now become valuable agent
in the treatment Of disease, and il, on all
hands, recommended by practitioners Of medi-
list of curstives. Given warm, it is declared
to be almost specific in diarrhna,
stomach ache, incipient oholera, and dysentery.
1t is also pronounced invaluable in typhoid
fever. ave believe that milk nourishes in
soothes the ntestines, and, in fine, is the sire
qua non in typhoid fever" This gentleman
further says 'In scarlet fever, give all the
milk the patient will take even during the
period Of greatest fever it keeps up the
strength OF the patient, acts we'll upon the
stomach, and is in every way blessed thing IL
sickness. The authorizes in these cases say
that milk should never be boiled, ~ that un6tt
IL for uaa "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
Homemade Peninsula sugar.
Mon, tks pkiLaia EsslLskiu Fsh l.

4 movemenr has bsen begun in Delaware for
the introduction to the Peninsula of the cultiva-
ton Of the sugar-beet and for the establish
ment Of sugar making as = regular industry.
The project deserves the heartiest encourage
ment, and we trust that it will find favor with
the agricultural population Of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland. Much Of the land
III these districts is eminently suitable for beet
root culture, and II this ID begun in . discreet
manner, in the light Of the best information and
with improved mechanical appliances there IL
hardly any doubt that it will be successful and
profitable. In California the experience has
been tried with very gratifying results. Care
full cultivation in that State has resulted in q
product Of nearly fifteen tons Of best 70 this
acre, and these have produced nearly twelve poi
cent OF sugar. Three hundred thousand pounds
Of beet sugar were made during the past yea
by one company in Californis, and the produc
for quality will compare favorAbly with the bes
cane sugar. The fsvorits variety OF beet TO
this purpose Is the white beet. which supplies
larger percentage Of saccharine matter than tn
others, and which grows with great readiness
upon such light soils as those that prevail upoI
the Delaware peninsula,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
He COuIdn,s stand Prosperity.

How awfully some geniuses do miss Il in thii
world. Yesterday the writer went into butte,
and egg house Perry street, and down stairs and
upstsirs.were piled four thousand.esg cases, eaei
case having = capacity for thirty dozen. "Dt
yon see the inventors nsme-Stevens Z" asket
our conductor. Sure enough every case WA
marked "Stevens' patent" "Well, that maj
Stevens made over 800 900 ont Of his patent II
two or three years and the reckless way IL
which he made money fly appalled, his ole
friends and made some Of his new ones rich
Then it came to it that he WAS obliged to sci
out. and he disposed OF his right at 9 pretty
small figure. Aud now Stevens is working fol
his successors at ~ = day The new frm IL
making piles Of money" Such is the story oil
the inventor who made eggs . commercial com
modify throughout the United States.-DarvH.
port, Ia. Gazette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
G6ufAtipuxl.

=
VIZ A. REYNOLDS,
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
In osd suarters Large airy ro0ms IN second story
NoChyy 6ui.ding ueaS eth and Market streets, Will
minKtOn, Dol -- .a-.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

"A young man suffering with hereditary
govt" said he didn't mind the pain Of it 90
much, but" said he, " the thought that some
old ancestor had all the fun of acquiring this
precious heirloom IL what takes hold Of me-"
speaking of the depression of trade the
world over, the Pal Mall Gazette sAys.-"ln
Austria and Germany the recovery will be slow
or than in England or the United States, for tho
simple reason that their resources OF Ill kinds
ars less"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
the MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS

uo>rrnp ATHyC apEOIrIUA.
HAVE PROvkD, FhOA THE MONT ample OK
perieuce an entire succeaA ~Rimple, IRONY. kmcl.
emit and Reliable. They sre me only meoicmea per-
fectly adaptod 70 popuAt usoC s.uP'o %.rni.s.
- ~ ~ frss from isnrer aud 20 eficent a. to be
alvsva reiiahla 1hey have the highest cOmmoDdAr
acr Hom All. and viii alVsys render satisfaction.
s.S1 A 1' r>crts
knvH Gon&o1son. %,..., INA =
+ WOans, Molm rG w,e.s.h WU ~ irSsrt: Il
= Ma.sHTt ~ Chiidren Or AduftS, ,,....,.,,..1
Da.Mv.1, G,tnins Ri,ioua COlic ........S rs
g. CHOLxRA .nORBuH, Vomiting, .s.ssss. .....
T. COUGHS, Colds, Bronchitis .............-...So
g. NEURALsIA, Toothache, e
| o. HEADACHES, hick headacne, Ser1lso'...''''' ~
TO- DYsrkrslA, bllions stomacn, ..ss.sss.. '''
II. BUrPR1aexD, or fNnf9i =
IL WHITE, TOO froiuse re1lOns, =
10. GROUP Cough Dlmcult bSeatMnS, =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

ID e6ects are q wonderful Nd satisfactory u
ever.
II removes all eruptiops, itching, and dAndr01
and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
By III tonic pfoperaes II restores the cepaAasy
glands to their normal viRof, preventing badness
and making the hair RrOW thick and strong.
Az dressing nothing has been found 10 snecsoa''
DR.. 4. 4. Hayes. snte Assayer Of Man acnnsesta
says Of it conider II IN bsss psspsrso't fof ~
intended purpose"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
II. SEYMOUR SCOTT 4 Bro

a.c,s-,y no. IS NORTH SIXTH 81. PaILA.
fHf 81. 5TfFnSNT H0FIL, E6eeaaf street
Above Tenth, u opened Tor the reception of eueses
il has been newly furnlsAed and e0laeFsd, aad
Win Compare fasosahly with tAs best hotAle N
Special rates to families and permAAe0t 6ueet..
Thomas Ashton, Proprietof: Q. q. Ctawford.
GenaSer, novlt.l4w
Cd stand OF MOORE BRO, 1851 Market street.
lea 76tniRnI7R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

MUSIC FOR CHrLDREN.-From q good ar
ticle on music for children, In Hunts Month
~ journal OF this city, We quote these SEN
fences: "Music should never be degraded
INTO the service OF anything prosaic as Ing
Ing the multiplication or addition table; nor
1bto anything cemic, unless In some way al
lied to beauty; but should always be married
70 beautiful words and sentiments, and be
Kept sacred to them; for music is the very
holy OF holes In an artistic point OF view. In
the kindergarten there should be a sufficient
variety OF songs TO prevent any from being
tedious; songs that tnll the heart with q ten
derer love for Others; that make the eye aud
ear, and every sense more eager to open M
the marvels Mother Nature keeps Ia Store;
and that put the children's hands iu the clasp
OF friendship with flowers and breeZes birds
AND books and stones; and hymns that lead
the thoughts from the love and care OF friends
and the enjoyment OF surrounding beauty 10
the Oliver OF these friends and the Maker OF
this beauty. The music for these little ones
must be sweet sounds, combined into very
simple rhythms. There are certain measures
and movements In music that narmonfze
with our nature-measures that almost sing
themselvesi and these make the tunes for
children. They learn, with ease, simple mel
od1ee, In which the notes lie mostly In the
chord, or form scale; IL is interesting to see
how they delight in the simple gamut, each
note sung twice, set to the words Follow,
follow! Children should not be allowed To
sing on q high key. The voice OF the little
child must be exercised, not strained: the
natural development must be assisted, never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15
EVENING STAR.
a Charmfng Dinner.

"A Charming Dinner.
HINTS TO HoUsEKKEPERs.
The following dinner, appropriate IN This
season OF The year, With BILL OF fare and
The dinner is supposed 10 be for eight J per.
sons: ~
BILL OF FARE.
soup, pseee a Ia CrecO.
Broiled pampano q Ia nsaifre fhots.
Potatoes souaeex
{Boiled leg Of mutton: with turnips and
Wild mushrooms a Ia Bordesasse.
Broiled wood cocks, with trail on toast;
Beet and lettuce salad mixed.
Dessert. sOslfiee a Ia posiue.
To make psvee a Ia Crecy, take the red or
the outside part OF six punches OF carrots,
boil them for i've minutes In water and
strain them; put them In saucepan with
and two SLICED onions; Try q few minutes,
add three quarts of beef or chicken broth,
half a pound OF the inside OF bread (fresh
white crumbs); boil slowly TN the carrots
are well done, pass through q sieve, add
more broth IL too thick, put on the IRE again
and boil slowly for an hour or so; skim tue
grease on carefully, add lump OF butter.
pieces OF bread fried In butter.
Pampano is one OF the most delicious OF
southern dsh. or late years IL has taken u
New York markets At this time OF the year.
The best way TO prepare IL is TO oroil AZ with
a ,nditre d'hote sauce.
ket, and the best way 10 prepare them is To
put them In frying pan with sweet oil,
butter, salt and pepper, and cook them on a
bffsk IRE. When done add the Juice of a
lemon, with chopped parsley, and serve on
pieces OF dry toast.
Solietee a Ia Tddue-Put In saucepan i've
ounces OF -four, two ounces OF corn starch,
The yolks OF three eggs, two ounces OF but
Ter; mix well and put on q slow IRE. Stir
the mixture all the time with q wooden
spoon till Ii hollis and shows the consis-
tency OF very thick sauce; then pass &c
forcibly through fanny or q napkin into
eight eggs and q small lump OF butter; mix
Wei and quickly; then add the whites OF
eight eggs, beaten very hard as for an ome .
lette soU15ee; mix the whole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

THE PARAKTTE FLYING MAcHINE.-The
cloth Is Quare, and 10 flown In the shape OF Q
diamond. The back bone, as IL may be called,
OF the ktte Is lashed firmly 1t the top and
bottom corners The spar crossing 1t at right
angles 10 bound 10 the other two corners or
wings. but at the intersection with the ack-
bone q loop OF rope four feet IN length, ac-
cordipg to the size Of the kite, holds &c. As
soon as the machine is flown, the wind
presses back the wings and the cross piece,
until the rope kite, becoming taut, holds the
latter, which then assumes the shape of q V,
with the point toward the wind, or, more go
curately, Ii Is exactly that OF the breas tbone
OF bird. In this shape the kite is found To-
be very steady, and even IL II turns earth
ward, descends slowly, breasting the air, and
does not pitch headlong down. The back
bone and the cross bar at into tin sockets
lashed at the corners to the cloth, and the
psraKite once prepared 10 therefore very
quickly ready for ascent. Ten minutes we-s
found SUFFICIENT yesterday with q party OIL
sappers who had never seen one before, and
II the hands OF practiced men the work could
evidently be done much more quickly
London Daily N1cs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

II those who suffer from hay-feyer, and
cannot every summer as August approaches,
own or rent three story houses, and not
leave the third story from sunset until after
eight or nine O'Clock the next morning, then
came down and exercise as much a. possible
In the open air and sunlight; would eat plain,
Douriehing food, with plenty of fruit; keep
the temper In check, and not las often do.l
wish everybody had hay fever because they
hay. fever would have IL very light, Ii at all.
We, as nation, need more sunlight; and
II we would discard entirely our window
dwellings, the health OF our people would be
nifty per cent. better. II is well known that
when an epidemic Is raging In q city the
sarae s Is geat e on the shady side OF the
dows 10 let the morning sun In TO purify
every nook and corner, as Ii would do III per-
mltted, snutters are closed and curtains
drawn tighter, for fear q few stray flies may
nnd their way In, as many would rather live
in total darkness than see fiy In the room.
And And for this this reason, many of our homes
OF being light and airy as they should be.
And now will tell You how TO detect the
sham "hay -feverist" from the genuine. The
tread, bright eyes, and smiling countenance,
but as soon as shay fever is mentioned a
very sad expression will fit over her coun-
tenance, and, with q sniff or two, she will
say, 80 dear! suffer SO much with my hay
FEVER" But the expression on her face is SO
comical You are more inclined to laugh than
express sympathy. On the other hand, the
genuine "hay-feverist" has the gait of the
Wandering Jew, looks about as old aud feels
as tired, with tears In his eyes and hand kerr
chief IN hand, will shake his head sadly aud
say, "Dod't speak TO bel cad't talkn
Though plebeian myself, were / to remain
here believe that before fifteen years had
passed would either have softening of the
brains chad any brains left TO SOFTEN or
would have found my way into that other
haven OF rest the gentleman speaks of as be-
ing "somewhere six feet under ground."-
lCiacG0o Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-15

OHAH0IRY SALE OF VALUABLE rRAor
~ 2pi LAhD IN tn vGogHTf OF oWAsaIHS;
b. A DMnLLIHG ROUSE AHD OrAfB

By virtue 81 decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of the pistTist Of Columbis Isssed in EQUITY G::
zee, Sil :slI on q, IHURs1AI; ne ast6 day Of ssP.
s%ss1 p p. i@s e S ,S. Z: pSes
tumble, Known and described 8 part or seosion Of
81 q
to Wit BEGINNING a tie end q IsrcSss f nss:
stone No. 4, planted pear large cedar tree; run
ming thence on said line reversed north 50 degrees
lows HSah dssrssS Se p.rcs ners 49,
Sefehes south Ss degrees Vest ii SsrcSss, son M
esIss: :Suh ss.sS nSss sa.
south g degrees east psrchs., north 7sS degrees,
Ierehes, Roth . degrees, Vest s. Loo ser q
lrees west q loo Ierches south 3ix degrees, vest
e
with the improvements. rishts, privileges, ways,
The properly i improved By . large dwelling and
stone null, stream Of water runs through the
place II 70 suitable place for brewery or other
MnSSnniscturins purposes or for butchers estsb-
Terms Of sale: One third Of purchase money cash.
snd the balance thereof IN SIX, twelve, eiehteen
tsftet Of seven Der. cent. until aid. Bslsnce on
Hrehssr ndorssd to the sssf se'
p s % &. =: 9:
iiss :. g: IIossry as assd ssv:s snsiI IN Z the
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se19-eo4ds THO6 BOWLING, Auct