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when one evening he dropped into din
mel as though he had not been absent
for more than a day or two.
"Where have you beena" I asked,
after I had heartily shaken hands with
him.
ct have been to Paris" he said. "On
arriving there I found out a little more
than you told me about Laroquiere, and
when I had thoroughly convinced my
self that he was the blackguard you
painted him I arranged for a series of
lessons at a pistol gallery. Every day
for q month I went and shot for an hour
or two, until I was g.: perfect as to hit a
small coin every time at a distance of
twenty PAGES. After satisfying myself
as to my proficiency I took a box at the
opera. It may have been the same box
that you used to have. Laroquiere was
pointed out to me. He sat in the stalls,
and between the acts he left his seat in
order to speak to a lady in another part
of the house. I descended as quickly
as possible and took his place. he re-
turned, and asked me in an ~overbearipg
tone to move. I refused. He persisted.
I struck him. he sent me a challenge,
and We met upon the same spot, curl
ously enough, where he had killed your
friend Ferrand. Before the signal was
given, I said: M. Laroquiere, listen
to me. am not here to trihe with you;
but I am as generous as you we're
with Paul Ferrand. T will shoot you
only we're you wish he turned deadly
pale. We will see,' he said, whether
I shall not make you a second Ferrand!
Then I will shoot you,' l returned, 'as
you shot him-through the heart. It
will teach other DULLES not to challenge
me- Whether he was so upset as to be
incapable of aiming or not, I cannot say;
but, my dear fellow, l shot him as dead
as a dog, right through the heart, and
avenged your friend, at the same time
Kidding Paris of it's biggest villain. It
was a case of diamond cut diamond"
swell done, Barton |" I exclaimed.
"Wait," he said, "and let me finish
the drama. We managed to keep the
matter very quiet, and before leaving
France I was able to call on Mrs. Rae,
who is now at Boulogne, for I had a let
ter of introduction to her from q Partisan
acquaintance. When I saw her first she
knew nothing of the affair, but at last I
broke the intelligence to her and to her
daughter. found Alice to be a pretty
girl, somewhat spoiled by her long
mourning and not very much inclined to
listen to me ; but, my dear fellow, after
threw lexis of hard persuasion she gave
in, and now che and her mother are
coming over next week. I believe you
we're to give Alice away. When she al
rives you shall have a capital .oppor-
tunity." -.
"And," I added, shaking my friends
hand warmly, ~ shall be delighted to
do 80"
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| particularly Mentioned Chicago

A particularly heightened Chicago
drummer, who prides himself on his
charms, forever lost his pride the other
day. He drove his fellow-drummers
wild in a car by bus attentions to oomely
maiden, to whom he showed his samples
and whose hand he squeezed for half an
hour. But when the train stopped o
quiet old fellow stepped forward and
thanked him for entertaining the girl, re.
marking: ".She is hopelessly insane,
and I am taking her to the State asylum
here"
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The Welfare of the Human system
Is in a great measure dependent upon the way
in which the bowels perform thor evacuative
function. II they are regular-and they can
always be rendered so by the use Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters-an important essential Of
health is secured, and hat blessing is very apt
stipation and indigestion supervene, the liver
becomes disordered, and the bile, being divert.
ed from its natural channel and purposes, en-
tiers and contaminates the blood. producing
that yellowish cast Of the skin and whites Of
the eyes which is such q sure index of bilious.
ness. All these disastrous consequences, as
we'll as others Of q far more serious nature.
are remedied and prevented by Hostetter's
Bitters, the leading American specific for dis.
orders Of the bowels, stomach and liver
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0sman Pasha at PleYna.

An English war correspondent with
the Turkish army at Plevna writes l
may also inform the Russians of their
bad aim and miserable shells in regard
to another battery, namely, one imme-
diately north of the headquarters camp.
I was near the only two guns it held for
some hours, during which it was blazed
at by eighteen or twenty Russian pieces
of artillery. About FIVE o'clock in the
evening a piece of shell cut one mans
cheek open, and he rode away to have it
sewn up, being stopped en- route by
Osman Pasha, who called him a "brave
fellow" That was all the harm the
little two-gun battery suffered. It was
scarcely nine o'clock when Osman Pasha
moved under the lee of the second line
of defense a division Of infantry and
some Circassians, thinking that possibly
the Russians night "come on" in which
case his infantry would "come out"
too. Then he sent some batteries out of
the reserve to sundry spots where they
could be nicely masked, placed others
in good concealed positions, and 80
calmly awaited the worst the Russians
could do. -.
I use the word calmly" but I really
cannot find one to express the demeanor
of this very remarkable man. Looking
after everything himself, for he trusts to
nobody, even the supplies of ammuni-
ton, the commissariat stores, and the
medicines receiving kilograms and
messages from every part of the field
continually, and the while engaged in
trying to outmanpuvre q numerous and
willy enemy, he sat on q little stool, with
q lead pencil behind his ear sometimes,
and sometimes stuck under the edge of
his fez, with his field glasses in his hand
and a cigarette in his mouth, as cool and
collected as though he had been listening
to q lecture on the Arctic regions with
physical illustrations. I could not but
admire Osman, commanding nearly co.
600 men in a most complex situation ;
he never for a moment spoke OF acted
hastily, maintaining his extraordinary
GOODNESS throughout the thirteen hours
of the battle without an instant's change.
Ready with q little joke now and then,
always thoughtful, even to the point of
sending to. me and NJ. Victor Louie a
cup of coffee at four o'clock in the after
noon, when we breakfasted, Osman
Pasha furnishes a very good reason for
the fear in which the Russians hold him.
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House, as the immediate representatives Of
the people, Was plain"
The Paris exposition bill was discussed in
committee Of the whole. Mr.. Mills moved to
strike out the enactng clause Of the bill (Which
would be equivalent to its rejectionl,. but the
motion WAS defeated by q vote Ct S6 to lSS:
MIR. Cox. Of New York, opposed the bill, and
M. Hewitt spoke in its favor. A motion Of
MI. Steele, requiring fouro Of the commissioners
to be practical agriculturalists, was adopted.
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BuRNErT's FLAvoR1No ExTRACTs. There is
no subject which should more engross atten.
ton than the purity of the preparations which
are used in f~avoring the various compounds
prepared for the human stomach. Burnett's
Extracts are prepared from fruits of the best
quality, and are highly concentrated. The
"Fifth Avenue" =" Continental" Grand
Pacific" and other leading Hotelsuse and in
dorse Burnett's Extracts.
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Tonic.

Every one, at times, feels the necessity of
some restorative of the vital powers. depressed
by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con-
ditions, let every one, instead Of flying, to the
alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which must
be followed by depression equal to the excite
ment, r~einvigorate his deranged system by the
natural tonic elements of the Peruvian Syrup.
Sold by all druggists.
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Sandal-Woo

A positive remedy for all diseases OF tho h'dney''
Bladder and Urinary organs; also good in Drer-
steal Complaints. It never produces sickness 10
certain and speedy In its action. It 10 fast supervising
Al, other romedies. SIXTY capsules cure In nix or digit
d.ys. No other medicine can do this
Beware Of limitations, for, owing to is Css
,uooess. many have been offered some are moot danger
Gus, causing piles, sto.
DUNDAs DICK g. CO.'S Genuine soft Cop
ssls, containing OF, Of SaadalWood, sold a. all drug
stores. Ask for circular, Or send for one 10 80 ard 81
Wooaer Street, Hsp Foh.
n. Y. q. II. 80
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The Quenn ofthe Oven.

A breakfast biscuit rr ~tea-roll made with
Dooley's Yeast Powder is certainly the queen
Of the oven-so light, white and delicious
You lift it tenderly, breakit open gently, spread
it daintily with fresh, sweet butter, waiting to
be gracious. After breakfasting on biscuits
made with Dooley's Yeast Powder. what man
would contemplate suicide, or grumble because
his wife asked him for money.
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The elegant company from Duh's Broad
way Theater, New York city, are playing to
a succession Of crowded houses in New York
State and Canada. In the hands Of this
talented organization the play Of Pink Domi-
noes has made a decided hit, and is spoken
of Az q mastery performance.
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If You Are Bilious
tone up your liver. Take Quirk's Irish Tea
Sold by druggists at rs cents q package.
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There is no such thing as an easy
chair for O discontinued man.
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Fnirbanks Scales.
There we're shipped from the scale factory
SO carloads Of scales in September. and Al
carloads in October. And there we're received
of manufacturing material in September, 1879
carloads, and in October, 154 carloads, in all
S72 carloads.-& Johnsbury VI, Caelonian,
Vov. 8.
Mrs. General Shermnn,
wife Of the general Of the United States army,
ssys: IT have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance 1t worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphen-
slime and Bentley, druggists, Washington, DO.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

AN old physician, retired rom pfacace, havtn8 70
ceiyed from an East India missionary the formula Of q
simple vegetable remedy for SPEEDY, and, permanenIs!
cure Of eon,rruspeion, bronehts,. eatarrh, o.taH.a, and ~
bility and all nervous complaints, after having tested
ia curative powers In thousands OF csses, has felt It biz
atsd By desire to relieve human suffering, I viii send
free to all who desire y, this recipe n Gsrmaa, French
Use ,116 Powers Block Rochester. NY.
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For Consumption

For
And all diseases that lead to IL; such u Coughs, Neg
iected Colds, Bronchitis, Pain in the Chest, and all dis.
eases q the Lungs, Aliens Lung balsam 10 the
Great Modern Remedy. .r,. ..r ....- ~ ~
AIL,EN'S LUNG BALSAM
proved xssN to be the greatest Medical emedyfor
healinR tho Lungs, purifying the Blood, znd restoring
the tone Of tho Liver. II e1oites the phlegm. which u
from tho Lungs, thereby paving the way for .
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
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TopLnc0-


TIE PIONEER ToBAooo COMPANY,
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NASBY. A;; sss:3 &c.: :; =. T. .'' : :i;;'::'
all for 25 cents. Would cost S. 90 in book form.
Address, BLADE, Toledo, Oh1os
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Washington.

The Senate, in executive session, confirmed
the nomination Of John L. Stevens, of Maine,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
mILLUSTRkTED HISTORY n
'.IHE GREAT RIOTS

Il contains .. full account Of the reign Of terror In
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Chicago and other cites. The
conflicts between the troops and the mob; Terrible con.
HaRrat.ons and destruction Of property. Thrilling scenes
and incidents, etc., eto. Eend for . full description Of
the work and our extra terms to Agents. Address,
NATIoNAL PUBLIsHNo Co., Philadelphia, Pa
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

The Marseillcs HerdN states that the Pitts
Manufacturing Company of that place have
of late materially increased their force OF
employees, and are now driving business.
The New York Sun states it tobe positive
fact that Gen Grant has accepted the Presi-
dcncy OF the FIRST National Bank of that
city, and will enter upon his duties immedi.
atcly.
The Peoria Daaorra says tia; Hayes,
Schurz, Evar,s, Sherman and the fraudulent
cabinet are worse than atheists. They d,sy
heir makers. Chamberlain, Packard and
Kellogg made these men. Without them,
and the Wells Returning Board, they could
no; possibly have had an Official existence.
Competition ha, broken out between the
Atlantic cable companies. The Anglo
American now transmits political and gener.
81 news for publication between the United
kingdom and Canada and the city Of New
York a; the rate of6 pence per word; such
news messages 20 be transmitted when the
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31

were able to beat everything, in short, bIt the
returning boards, says the Cincinnati h"qaHsr'
A Texas paper wants to trade of lawyers az
the rate of 40 for ono Northern farmer, bat can't
expec, to get up trade without throwing in
mule or two. 't|
"Crayou portraits warranted TO give satliiac-
ton by A. Dauber is the alluring sign OF an ar.
tiss on Broadway, New York.
The grasshopper commission sent out by con-
cress to investigate that agile insect, send back
yery unfayorabie reports to the President. It is
thought that Hayes will instruct them to make
compromise, if possible.
Now that parson Newman is no longer chap
lain in ordinary to the White House, the rcck-
less Cincinnat Gazette starts the rumor tha. he
is going to preach the gospel.
The best speech OF the session was made in
the House by Mr.. Waling, of Ohio Among
other things he said where fraud is lar, till.
5uStering IS pdtrS0fiSm.'
"Mr. Beecher approves the Cabinet. He says
that Mr.. Eyarts is a delightful talker, but talks
too much about himself. This is not quite kind,
considering that he once talked about Beecher
the larger part Of u nght"-.Ne,o York htcH.
n Y,'.yrvyU
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31
Cast0ria.

is mistake to suppose thai CG5toria Is no, adapted 20
grSwn persons well as ChGen. They only need to IA
the quantity. But children have many
plants Tor which Castoria is adepted.like Wind
collie, Sour Stomach. Worms, letter I'ccthi II 8.
and Group that tits especially recommended Tor them
It's effects are more certain than Castor on. i
contains no alcohol and is as pl easant q take az
honey, II never gripcs. BY re- ulang the stomach AID
bowels the Castorla cOolS the blood, expels
and prevents Ieveishness Guies the nerves epd
produces health-then of course child rem cal,
slice u IN quiet and III q In lerS can rest.
CastoTa is recon II Il ed by all physicians and
who have tried It. and IL having rapidly ncreas
ing SALE II prepared with great after the recipe ~
Dr. Samuel Pitcher, uf Mass. at the Laboratory of j. Il
Rose Il Co. &c Dey Street New York
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31
From Walthanl.
WALTnAM, March u,

WALTnAM, March q, 1917.
! .KessiS. Edit0yS-Thinking few item
fgem this place might be of interest, sen,
the following
One of the most unusual occurrences eve
witnessed here was the snow and thunde
storm on Tuesday, which lasted two hour
and a half; the snow averaging about 81
inches. We are almost fearful spring ha
been counted out by some scalawag returnin!
board or lopsided radical tribunal.
Mrs. lIanly has been very sick for SOM
/ time, but Is now getting better, and we hop
will soon be around again. There is consid
erable sickness in town-generally bad colds
which, however, yield readily TO treatment
Quite 4 number of buildings will be erected
here during the coming summer-the farm
ers taking advantage o! the present low
price of lumber.
Miss Osmond, who is stopping with the
Rev MIR. Dunlap, met with quite an accident
last Saturday evening. She was handling a
revolver, which she supposed to be a mere
toy pistol, until /: went off and lodged the
ball in her foretinger. The ball was extract
ed by Mr.. +. Loucks and she is doing as
well as cosld be expected"
Mr.. Jacob Barr, one IF our most enter.
prislng farmers, has already completed sever
al tile bitches this spring.
1t is understood that Mr.. VIII. II. Warrlck
will be candidate for assessor at the April
tnu a1nnsinn ;g al,
right man in the right place. He agrees to
DO the work for SO, and it is hoped that
every body Will vote for him.
What has become of Timothy Hay" the
Prairie Center correspondent of the FREE
TRADER? We should like to hear from him
again.
A sock pcddlcr representing the Dayton
Mills has been canvassing this town with
considerable success.
Mr.. Geo. Teal has bought the farm, now
occupied by Mr.. Moriarty, of Hon. Ben Edge.
comb, of Ophir.
Farm wages are better here than they have
been for several wears past, averaging SIS to
$50 per month.
Mr.. >. ID. Gray has bought and will this
year use the Davenport Sulkey Plow, the
only one in the neighborhood
MORE ANON.
You'd like 10 hear OF f"Timothy IIay:'
His fate was sad, us sure's you're born.
He was eat up, the knowing say,
BY COW with a cTumpled horn.
And now poor Timothy's blood
lis horrible tale indeed
Forms part of that cows cuG,
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symptoms Of a Diseased Liver
DAIN in the right side, under tic
edge Of the ribs, increases OH pres
sGre sometimes the paints in the left
"Gc; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is ieis under TIC shoulder -bl1Ge, and
it frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and IS sometimes mig-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
Ihc stomach is affected with losG Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are Costivc, sometimeS alter
ra;iyc with lax; the head is troubled
w.;E pain. accompanied with dull,
Ecavy sensation in the back part.
There is generally considerable loss
ofmemory,accomp witharai@-
ful sensation Of having lef, undone
something which ought to have been
done. y slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofucariness and debility;
lie is easily startled, lis feet ere cold
O. Llrninc. and Ec COMPLAINS OF 4
Lr;ckly scnration of the skin: his
tp;ritc are low. and ALTHOUGH kc is
satisfied that exercise would be bCnc-
hcjll 10 him, yet he Can scarcely
sul4raCA up tortitudc enough 10 try
it. il feet. he distruata every rem
Cd. >vcra! cf tic above symp-
toms a,;Crd tic Gi~c@cC, but cases
lave occurred where fcwoI them cX-
i.icd, vet examination Of the body,
afcr Gcath. has shown tic MyIr 20
l@yc been extensively Gc-cECcd.
tCUE AND ITITE
In, C. NicJt,.I'q Iyrr prIfs.
- ,,.,.r o., Al, .,-, I.r-.I.,, ~,
,~l,1 with O,.;,inr. eve nrod,,,,;yr
Cf,hc woe. ,'~,.,.,.,,' ,,,.,, NJ Ic.t-r
,atL.-,ic ,ar bc ,,cd, rrCn,raforv
f.. or aC,r t,tirr 1,,i~irc We
,-,,,I1 eI,...o III ,.I.r 80. .c-;c.,J
"N"'"' 80 }. ''A' "i'p ~ '-!'I~'-'A
with this disease 10 ,.iyG them A
g.
IAIE TK!hL.
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Centaur
LininlentS.

We Row know jus, wha the Cen,aur LnIment will do
bnt hev @ My rs m no proHsn bones or .Sr Rhenm
t,sm and larger range flesh aud ailiuen;s
Scientific shill cannot 60 beyond the effects these
pis OF spSraGns, msPS vsnrn ,mrHnic Rh Ma
Fever Sores WsspHs ?.f sssFss se,stes c.Kes
Distorted Jois and sprsined Limbs OF the worst
!. v!i1 estrGy ess,0. She pain and heal without
poison OF Bites and stings and the fros @ from Ffoaen
hnbs y ~ very eihcscions for Earache Tooth ache,
Mr.. Josiah Wesake, OF Marysvlle o., writes;
For years my rheumatism has been SO bad that nav.
been unable 10 stir from the house The first three bottles
ern,ches. am mending rapidly. Think your La meat
simply marvel"
c. IL. Bennett, Druggist. Rock Prairie. No, SAYS;
"CenaIr Linment sells better and gives the best sat,
faction OF anything In the market"
What the Centaur nment has for others Il viii do
tor you. Ills handy, 1t is reliable. and 1t is cheap
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
Is worth lis weight in gold TO Of horses mres
~ This Linimeni has cured more Sprnined. Sweenled
than have all the Farrers in the country in any age Is
effects are simply wonderful.
we have thousands upon thousands Of certificates az
strong as the following:
MY horse was ame for year with le,lock wrench.
worthless until commenced to use Centaur Linment
which rapidly cured him hear'y E Tec9mmsgS q rSYs t
"Msnorville, Schohsrie Co., N. "
"ISGf SIs.I have used your Centaur Liniment in my
dollars worth one for the mules fsh scKLEs
Fails Station, Wyoming County, Penn"
II makes very little difference what the whether It
be Wrench. Spran, Poll evil inghone. scratches Lame
ness of any kind the effects are the same Lyeymen.
the Yellow Centaur Liment. Il Is sold everywhere, ald
warranted IN It's effects.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
DgY ST. NEW YORK.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31

You'd like 10 hear OF Timothy ITay:'
His fate was sad, as sures you're born.
He was eat up, the knowing say,
BY a COW with a crumpled horn.
And now poor Timothy's blood
lis u horrible tale indeed
Forms n part of that cows cuG,
Leaving naught but Timothy seed
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-03-31

From one 10 three hundred feet wide, and cx.
tending distance Of thirty s-blessins the
GalyestoniaNs with the grandcsi beach and finest
watering place on earth Talk ahou; long
Branch, Eockaway or Cape M5y-;hey are mig.
niicant compared with this have taken item
all in, but not In al my travels have seen iny
place like this. Tbs public buildings o. the tiiy
are not up 10 the times, and certainly no. in
keeping with 80 beautiful place; but time and
money will 10 almost anything. and tie tine
may not be far distant when Galveston will be-
ADMIRED for its lovely bulldogs, a. well as iar Il,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-09-21
wYEEGENxA LAMBS FOR SALE

wYEEeaEN4A LANES FOs SALE
" OR FOR RENT.-The undersign-
ed has for sale hundreds Of valuable
FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, MILLS,
TIMBERED and MINERAL LANDS.
MINERAL SPRINGS, sc. &c on the
most reasonable terms. TO those wishing
to buy, come and see for yourselves, and
to those having properties to sell, if you
can give clear titles and do not hold your
lands too high, we want to act for you.
We have been in the business ten years,
and never sold a bad title. Send stamp
or the "Land ADVERTISER Piedmont
Land Agency
Gordonsville, Va.
P. S. Mr.. w. Ta. Eg. LYNN. Of
Staunton, Va. will give all the informa-
ton, either in person Or by letter, to par
ties desiring to sell OF buy VALLEY
LANDS through my Agency.
DAVID D. M. DIGGES.
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Haines has just put up these three special
brands of smoking tobacco. None but the best
old sweet tobacco is used in their manufacture,
he will make no other brands, aud will endeav-
or to have them equal to the best. This pledge
on his part is all that is necessary to guarantee
to his friends the complete satisfaction he al
ways gives.
july2O-
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TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-In the
ii suburbs of Staunton, near the Federal
Cemetery. The dwelling is good and conve-
nient, with necessary out-buildings, cistern,
&C., and one acre Of land. Will be sold to-
gether or the lot divided to suit purchasers.
Inquire of
A, WEAVER or RO. W. BURKE.
sept7,4t