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'u" ".tefnl sprang to meet tho tender
beam, ora.toata hna
. a'.di .nsadinr perfume In . fragrant
~ ~. her beauty opened to the view
sd,ru clouds dispelled such bllssful
!, u,,s aver more than that cares 'he knew.
.sr. doth love awake the slumpsring
1en,,k nesI. svupoale ;Aapdl3 Aks dsvsr
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w. W., int into lin il d ~ -tsemulous ho1e.
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nd flow in noble deeds. though love hath
flown.
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%7ZZ.G43.and NO p1ANKs,

Greatest single Number r,iss p,swipg tha
evSv ~ anthamty f,f In act Of tho Legislature
Al Prize Dr.yHg yWHgginr Vim posisvs. RSse
~ Tanuary 81 1879. and TO be conducted oy
s702, ,2A8 to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks. o
fortune I,r only a small outlay.
70 he d rawn the 18th and s0th Oieacn montn:
Prizes payable In full without aeadSeioI ad;aioIv
!: : e J 4
!0Nnu NnsA n IN 2hO0O
! 9O ~ AZ a E 10000
do do do N , YvW YM
100 Cash Prixes, each - os "a ticE EetS
Yickels. 81 each, or packaees 1c,ed o. ~ ii oniv
o rom the prizes Iniormstion or fur sSs
ntshad. ORDERS filed. Also agents ,snS !oI .aG
nn.ss nnnes Havana Lottery and all legallzeo
u ro%Gh9us S%,y Or 'ss aadrsss w1fH EMORY
so,lciRT"k @ RT"kers. 81 PARK ROW, New fors s
City. ------.---
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PHILADELPHIA nARKeTn
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PHILADELPHIA. January y, ls17.
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6.1A l08 VIZ sales BufhioRKs Sk@ "
Z JNiyi yiS8 MxN@lH GOLDVAL1E. N
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Oity6 sNew ll2E sales 1,Kroners 69O@5S6
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Phila 4 Read
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CEND sc. TO q, =. ROWELL 4 co New
- York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
ing lists OF 500 noWspapern, and estimates
showing cest of.edv6rttsing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-08

T0HN f. Platter HAS BEEN AID.
- mitt9d partner in our house from and
after this date. PAXTON n co.
Eureka, May |, 1877. myl-G
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-08
TENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE MINE.
NO. 375.
US. LAND OFFICE, EunEKA, New,
Nav 18th. 1877.

May 18th, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Adams Hill Consolidated Mining
Company, whose nostolice address Is Eureka,
Nevada. has this day filed it, Application for
patent Tor eight hundred tS00l linear feet of
the General Lee mine or valn bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred ard ten
;zlo) ieet ~ width, situate, lying and beng in
Eureka Mining District, county OF Eureka
and state Of Nevada, and known and desig-
nated by the neId notes and official plat on
file in this oil % as Let Number l20.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No.
l2o being as follows, to wit: Variation 1871
degrees east.
Survey No. 10. whence the flagstaff in the
town OF Enreka bears ,, 81 dig. ~ min L. 1928
ieet' the highest point of ruby Hill No, |
pears 3 6dg. IA min. ". $40 fest; and tho top
oil the General Lee incline bears ). 4 Dig. 81
min, .+36 $40 f.yt; thence running LIST course
:. 20 deg +. 2lO foet. to post marked No. 2, U.
~ survey No. l2O; thence I'd course >. 10 deg.
W. oVo fset, to post marked No. 3, Y. :. Sur
Vey 70. i2O, whence post No: of U. ). Sur
yysy no. l05, Wide West looe, bears ). 81 deg.
90 % nm. ". 80 $40 feet; thence Sd course n
~ ~ deg. ". 2l0 feet, to post marx ed No. 4. y.
~ =, survey No. 10; and thence 4tb course N.
W deg. h. 500 t'et, to post n o. |, tho place OF
beginning, containing 3 81 100 acres.
ms claim il bounded on neither end by
.ny known claimants Jhe nearest mines are
the wide West and tho Lexington.
Tho location OF this mine Is duly recorded
IN tho Recorders office OF Eureka Mining
District, on page IT'S, in Book d, of said Min
ing Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said General Leo mine, or sid
mining ground Ms herein before desc bed, are
roqured to file their adverse claim with the
hesister of the United States Land Office nj
eureka, in the State of Nevada, during / he
W DAYS period Of publication hereof, or they
VIII be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF
The statute. u. Il. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka. May IS. 1877. my2J-60d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-08

A HOSE CART THAT is IN "a
IA good erd ia two-w heelcd aIsSA
Jumper Preferred. For particu- N.Y.,
lars, address W.. GII.i,EN. ks7~-tss
Eureka May n. 1877. my2e-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-08
A GRAND BALL ON THE FOURTH

First Day-Juiy 3, 1877.
First Race-one mile asd repeat: free for
all; purse, $1,000; first horse. $3.50; second
horse. 500; third horse, Sl50.
Second Race Purse, Sl25; single dash OF
half mile; free for all horses in Eureka
county that never beat 81; first horse. SIS;
second horse, SO; catch weights.
Second Day-JuIy 4th.
First Race-Purse $500; single dash Of half
q mile; free for all; first horse. $3.50; second
horse, $50.
Second Race-Purse $50; one half a mile
county that never beat 81; first horse, 500;
second horse, $50; catch weights.
Third Day-Juiy 5tb.
First Race Purse 500; three-quarters Of
mile and repeat: free for all; first horse $3.50;
second horse. 100: third horse, $50.
Second Race--Purse, $500; single dash of
one mile; free for all horses in Eureka and
adjoining counties that never beat minutes;
first horse, 500; second horse. slO0.
Fourth Day-July 9Th.
First Race-Willows' st. Ledger, 500; free
for oil 3-year Olos; three-quarte-s of mile
and repeat; first horse, $50; second horse,
Sl00; third horse, so; catch weights.
Second Race-Purse, SlJ0-Trotting Race,
free for all buggy horses in Eureka county
one mile and repeat go as you please-frst
horse, 500: secsnd $50.
Fifth Eay-JuIy sth.
First Race-Single dash, four miles; purse,
$500: open TO ali second-,las horses in Eure-
xa county; first horse, $50; second horse.
500; third horse, $50: catch weights.
Second Race-Purse, $50; 2-miie dash; free
for all; first horse, 500; second horse, l5O:
third horse, 500.
In a races, entrance 90 per cent, onc-half
for eit-to close 18th of June-with Luther
Clark, at the Palace Saloon. All races to be
run under the California State Agricultural
Society rules. Three or moro to enter in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
me .,Bonc and Slnowp

OF our country have oiten-espsalally
about election tlme-been made the subject
Of lsudation; but when those uisful plrti
Of the human structure become too visible
In Consequence Of leannssl they can scar
sely be called graesiuL The eye delights
not 10 dwell upon angles and ridges in
either man or woman. Moreover, extreme
cancellation 10 = Ilgn Of imperfect digestion
and consequent poverty Of the blood. Both
these evils are Femedled BY HOatettsrs
Stomach Bitters, which reader digestion an
assimilation esrtAinti,a, in consequence Of
which the blood acquires fiohneSl and the
body substance. Thus Grt the hollow plG.
cEA filed up and the angles rounded of.
Through the iBItrumalily Of this peerless
aid 10 digestion and promoter Of physical
well being, the body rapidly gums In vlgor,
color returns to the hollow cheek, the up.
pttite Improves, nervous symptoms vanish,
and = heHllhiul impethS Is given to every
vitIl function. eodAW
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70 nOy's Father ana Mother.

WuAHtitG, W, VA, Nov. !, 1911,
4 year has palsai away since our HeAySnly Faith.
~ eillSd YVES Hula MAJ Ind tsE "Bud Of PTomlse'
from earth 10 heaven, You have missed hGf frum
the home circle Hnd ~ from her plleh Ia the sab
ta1h eehoel. who esn daacribe the lnguith that
rent your hearts, and the days and months o.
lOnllBNss that followed htr going away, for "ihs
val not" God had takGn heY He had ube Tor your
loved one Ia Hts home Of Hight and RloFy, and
thOagh your hearts have lehSd for your difllng
bnd she loved you much, you IensmbOr I6G
thsnsht Il better TO sln "hyaVsn than SbtAln much
gold, :" and Wills your tears have fallen ioT hIF
I6.enee, We remember Col has forever wiped ali
letrs from her eyes all wants and ViiheS supplied
By the 1ane hands that lung centuries asO were
lid IN hsSibEI on the beads Of little children.
Whist hPSspd comfort 10 you her little hear d.
I1ys oTeTaoVlng With IhO great love that AllI
Raven, and when the last pain had BEEN svR,fed
here, pain was over with her ioFeTeFmore; through
al tbs VASt Gges oil eternity nothing but 10y aud
HlAdnesl; for her "th0 ElttB have been pai0ed and
bsiVgn E0u." We know thRt What VsS The Bud
% Promise here, there u expanding into blossom
Of marvellous bsauty 10 tbs PlIdlSs 81 God, bdnE
ierCshtd from the river ol lie. How etIen, a. the
trials Of earth press on vs. do We lift our th1uIhts
towards the ''eity Of our God" and We think d
those We htpG will h watching for cur coming u
We It'S through The POAfly portals. And Nhall chs
not be one Of the ant 70 greet Us Is We enter the
presence oi he "KtDSct King and Lord Of LOrds."
Lat uI then ~ tue Yeas rtll around bei0Ee the
10 mark our plshmGge a We Journey On and may
e5eh one bring us thAt N uen neartT 70 The heAVI.
" country whose builder and maker 10 God.
While We may liDgSF on the Ihofes Of time may
Ge lSTe We love TO hsE htnd our htEEII tcTGthr,
A, A Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

TuE Nail men meet at Pittsburgh il
general convention this day week to dis
ena the e1psdieney and feasibility Of reg
ultllng production. At this time nails are
selling lower than at any previous period
a the history Of the trade. Even 10 The
dark days Of 1900 they brought better
Ptloal. Naturally, therefore, there arises
4 disposition to take some steps looking
70 better prieti, and no step Seems
80 practical a. the euttSilmeut Of
production. Notwithstanding the present
depression there is a feeling that the de-
maud next spring will be better than At
any time siues the panic. The present
csops will Be sold between this and
spring, and the immense sum received
Tor them puliuto circulation. ThOetFsct
must be to stimulate consumption. The
West will be 10 splendid shape financial.
y, and will be both able and willing 10
build and improve to an extent that will
require a great many nails. This being
the prospect for spring It becomes
the nail men to act prudently
with reference to Gales at pres
cot unremunefa;ive prices. What il
wanted Is some expedient for tiding over
the interim between this ard the setting
in Of tho Spring trade. Many Of those
Who are experienced in the business be-
lleve that the only effective expedlens is
TO cat down production. The Pits
burgh meeting is called 10 discuss and
pst, upon the matter.
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IIoW DO starl Kong Wooln

We have 10 this country millions Of
common sheep, with more or less Merino
blood IN them, that eau bs bought at little
more than their pelts are worth. SeIec,
from these q flock OF strong, healthy,
hardy, vigorous ewes. Feed them we'll,
and cross them With q pure ram Of any
good mutton breed. I happen to have
the Cotswold, aud I have used the Cots.
wOlds. But I will not say that the Lieces.
teri, or oxfordShire, or Shropshire OF
southdowus will not produce Just as good
lambs. All I say Ia, that We can raise
wonderfully hardy, healthy, vigorous
and profitable class OF sheep Ia the
way I have suggested, We have a grand
opportunity 10 produce mutton for the
English market. Aud l would rather see
mutton exported than corn and oil cake.
A carcass Of mutton, weighing 100 lbs,
and worth ssy, eight dollars, contains less
than 2 lbs oil nitrogen and 81 lbs Of min.
eral matter, while eight dollars worth oil
bran, say half ton, contains % lbs Of nj.
trogen and &C lbs Of mineral matter. I
think 1t ia better to keep the bran a.
home and sell the mutton, and convert
the nitrogen and mineral matter thus
saved into grASS and Northern Spy apples.
-Ha7iI on Sock Raising.
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our Moandsville Letter.

DloUNDsVlLLk, NoVemueF y.
E4ltan IntolllEInccr
On last Saturday was privileged TO
spend i0W hours in Cameron. found
tie town fairly alive with business. 1t
was full Of people from the country, ell
seeming in hurry to transact the bUsi-
ness that had brought them 10 town.
The sIorerooms were literally crowded
With customers, and DO not hesitate to
tsy that there ia more business done in
Cameron Than in any place Of ia size
Nishin ilundred miles around.
The public school there il progressing
fnely under tie EupeEintendencC Of Prof
j. u. MeCoub', who, according 10 al
reports, is an active, energetic and sue.
ceSsiul teacher. He il assisted in his
lAhors by Mr.. ]. R. Dixon and Miss
Jamie Moore. The school numbers
about $50 pilS, enough for four teach
ore, but three are doing the work as best
they can.
DR.. S. B. stidGer hss finished very
fine briek dwelling house, which showl
we'll ut distance. The Doctor is surely
one Of Generous most enterprising citi.
Gems, and ha-has done much toward the
Improvement OF the town.
1took dinner ST the Wells House, and
II the general accommodations Of the
house correspond with the table 70 one
need heEitate to stop there Tor they will b
cure 70 be we'll cared for.
A teachers institute was held At the
school building during the day, and al.
though not SO we'll attended a. 1t should
have been the exercises werC very inter.
estiBg to one who has the good Of the
cause Of education at heart.
But leaving Cameron we turn to our
oNntoSn and find everything moving in
the uausl style. In a few days there
will 10 continuous line OF pavement
from the lower wharf TO the upper end
Of upper town, more than 4 mile in
length. This gives the privilege FOR the
meeting Of the extremes OF our town,
now ard then. even in bad weather. The
population OF our town has increased
rapidly within the lsst year, and i. now
Numbers something over 1000 inhabit-
sns. This, as q matter Of course does
not include those who per force have
been compelled TO stay with ia = time,
surrounded BY stone walls, but itincludes
all those Who are actual bona fids resi-.
dents and are striving to make Sn honest
living,
Winter approaches apsos and our coal
men are happy. \.
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Presbyterian Convocat,On.
w1hIns,On tPa.l R.rentr.

'N@''aA4'aFsA N3"1 nVkVAtS4s
The Elders OF the Presbyterian
Churches of Upper Buffalo, Cross Creek,
ut. Prospect, Lower Buffalo, Raccoon,
Cross Roads, BurgettstoWn and Frank.
fort will meet In their annual Conven.
ton on TuesdAy, November 20, 1877, at
two O'Clock, P. NJ, in the church al Mt
Prospect. Tho Committee Of Arrange.
msnt met on the 10th Of October, At nj,
Prospect and selected the following
topic, and appointed the following per.
sons to open the discu~ion Oft various
topics:
The Rev. W, II. Mccaushey, OF eros,
Creek, will preach the opening sermon,
Rev. $. E. Elliot, Of Frankfort, alternate.
Tuesday evening will he devoted TO a
General Conference on the subject Of
Sabbath Schools, opened BY Rev. ]. l.
Reed, Of Lower Buffalo, aud b. N. Ply,
OF Bnrgetlstown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
our Washington Correspondent
MAsH1Xoroy, November q.

Editors IntelIsCuceE.
Perhaps 1t ia not TOO late to
tell your reAders that West Virginia.
fourth representative in the House Of
Congress, tie Rev. Mr.. Poisal, although
3 Southern Methodist minister, was pro-
posed for the Office Of Chaplain by Col.
Wilson and MIR. Ksnna, both Catholics,
and owes 10 them his election. The
former Chaplain, an EpiscopaliAn, seemed
10 be popular in the Democratic caucus,
notWlthItanding his long prayers-pray.
er, rather, for he made only one-but one
member said he would not have anything
TO do with a man who prayed publicly in
his shirt sleeves" AZ soon as Mr.. Poisal's
platform was announced, Short Prayers,
he swept all before HIM.
An effort appears TO be making in the
House TO divide the Republican party
beyond hope Of reunion by forcing the
Republican members TO make record
inblack and white for and zgainst Hayes,
until this scheme shall have been carried
ont, and carried out thoroughly, the De.
moctatic msiorIty will hardly be impol.
itie enougito permit an adjournment.
BlAineis falling into the background
among the opposition Republican lead.
ere, and ConkliDg occupies the foremost
position; but that will not probably last
until 1850. They arc both men who
wait patiently for crisip, Tor supreme
moments and adroitly take advantage Of
them; but Blaine goes further, he makes
them. Conkling is more respected and
admired; Blaine more sympathised with,
more hurrGhed for, better en- rapprt with
the mass OF mankind. Blaine Ia jim
Blaine, ConGling is Mr. Coukling; Blaine
would make an excellent candidate, Con.
king an excellent President. would
rather bet on Blaine.
Another thing likely to prevent al
early adjournment Is the financial CUES.
ton. II Is the most important one before
Congress, being, in fact, the question OF
national prosperity or national adversely.
IL Il entirely too important TO 10 acted
on In q hurry, and equally TOO important
10 be triasd with and delayed. II vote
should be taken in the House now, ma.
jority could DO had for the repeal Of the
Resumption act, II I have read the indi.
cations Alright; but opposition TO the re.
peal may speedily develop itself among
the new members who usually like 10
geI we'll settled in their eeAts before sxer.
ing their strength, and in the meantime
vote With their party. They are, however,
holding back on the Democratic side less
At this session than usual, owing TO the
vGnt Of good recognized leadership,
With better physique, Alexander Il.
Stephens would undoubtedly be the lead.
or; ssit il, II would puzzle q PhilSdel.
phiA lawyer 10 determine who is. II
looks now a. II 4 decisive vote on the
money question will be had Ione tine
next week.
One Of the great Republican trio, aud
the gteatest has fallen. Cp,aF, not Cras.
sns, hiss been wiped out Of the sum.
Colonial Wilson left this morning, With
the rest q The HOUSE COMMITTEES appoint.
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siIHoR TELEGRAs,s.

Mrs. Wiley and her infant uuiIocA.
ted on Monday, during a FIRE IN their
house at III GATES Avenue, Brooklyn.
Solomon Strauss & Co., dry goods
j0bbers, 60 White street, New FORK have
suspended Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$4,000.
The body Of an unknown man, we'll
dressed and about IS years Of aps. vIs
found on the beach Of the lake In Spring.
field, twenty miles west Of Erie, Pa.
There were no identifying marks. The
body was buried near where found.
Geo, E, Hayes, wanted for embeuling
$500 in money belonging 10 the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, Of Chicago,
was arrested st HudSon, New York, on
Monday. He had In hiS possession nearly
four thousand dollars Of The stolen mouDy.
BE vii Be returned on reputation,
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Cd Tor the purposa, 70 attend the funeral
Of Morton. The Colonel thought al
hest Of declining 10 90, but came 10 the
conclusion that Il vaS q duty, and that
having often abused Morton'I public acts
and uIterAnees, his refusal would look a
II he did not recognize deaths code Of
charity. EVilhsarted indeed must b
The man Tor whose hatred the dust Of the
grave can furnish fuel.
Nj. Wilson was appointed chairman Of
tue committee 10 represent the House AI
Senator CapeFtons funeral; bat the con.
dillon Of his health would no. permi. him
10 attend Il. He has paired with Mr.
LoripE, oil Massachusetts,, Republican
on the important msaIures that may
come up for action during his absence
n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
WEDNESDAY. nov. =, ls77.

AK. N, Cow makes bh Salutatofy
bow 10 yesierdsyI Washington RpNtt,.
Mr, Moore, whom he succeeds, Ia slowly
declining In health. A cancsrous afFec.
ton his developed in bis mouth. The
people Of Warrington, who have high
respect Tor Mr. Moore, deplore HE mis-.
iortuBe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
PLATFORM
JAcKs0N's BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobaccu

E1sIHSraed the highest prise At centsnnill ESpO.
ntion for its hDs chewing qualities, the eIe llScs
and a,lng ehitietsf q IL SEeStsninE ADD fIyogs
ing. u yUa want Ihe bet tobacco ever made lsk
our hlue strip tfaas marx uith v.Fds JsskSon,S
Bet omit. SD UhelsIlIs By al jSbblrs. send
ni tanple 2 Q. A. JACKSON { &C.,, MlapiiclHr0fS,
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EARMs FOR SALE ONE FARM CONTAIN.
L ING 40 IeIes, With four Dwelling House,
iafee OTrhITdl With 800 tres, * mllsi 1bsIs
Ci1rngton, on the Ohio river.
One Farm containing Ia acres, 70 acles cleared,
bAllnee unber, four miles from 6rington.
Also, ons acre, with dwelling, Iathe eurpoIauOn,
For particulars enquire Of
JOHN GooDHUR,
nS9-d4E CisrtnEton, o.
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SATURDAY, December ths sth, l.7I,

BtlinnIng Al 10 o'clock A. II. Of aid dSy, all IA.
following de'eIbed real estate, that Is 10 EaJ II,
north half Of that lot or parcel Of land contlnpI
nTo acres, be the same more Of len, Numbered III
tJGT lt on the plat marked A Of the bottom Irlti
the bolgS farm hled 10 the Clerks once q "A
AllShlll County Court, htuatsd In the said COUNTY
Of hAZ1hal, and lying next south Of the land Z,
John hHndlAn, the aid Lot no. I being dlvidd
into tGo equal parts By hdlVislon line tsiVCsu ~
land Of John koSbnltIn and Peter LsonhGrdt, a..
eeaIed, drlWn across thu EAmO from east % wa
parallel with and at equal distances from the north
efn and southern boundaries d sid lot nunbefed
four, and the portion Of nme now offered for m
ali that psIt Of aid lot which IlsS north a hs
aboIe named diTiIion linz, together With III lie
haildlnp and Improvements thereon and the Lp-
PuTtenlne's belonging thereto.
TRIMS OF 5ALE-One thsuSand dollars, OF Il,
much more Of the p1reblss money a the purchI.
Il may elfct to pay, II cab on the day Of M.
and the Tatdue In two equal injtlllments q IlI
and twelve months from the day Of alle, With IL.
iGEeit upon said deferred payments from said diy,
Ind the puTehlter 10 give mrs notes With approved
security ior the payment 81 Iaid deferred iustIl.
pGntS and tho title 10 The property to be rttHintd
anti the puTchlIs money Il iuliy paid.
HENRY LEOGHARDT, Tu,tf.
By JAHEs P. RoGRRS, his Atty in fact.