Vincennes Gazette, Volume 15, Number 16, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 September 1845 — Page 3

POSTPOMSl) I VLuf 11 V Jub,ic 5al 0,1 Thursday J ths Ji!i day (if October v,

lha late residence of William Sett, in Damson township. Knox countv, I ,. all tne personal properly of said decedent, Consisting of Horses, Cattle, heeo, Hogs. Wagon, Wheat and Oats in the stack. Corn in the field. Farming Utensils. Household and Kitchen Furniture, and a variety of other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of Sale: Ad sums v three dollars ai,d under, c ash in Land; hi! sums over three dollars, :i ccedil ot 12 months will be iven, t-ie purchaser giving bond with approved security, payable without any benefit whateve. from valuaiion or appraisement laws. Sale to commence at V o'clock A. M.,

0:1 said day, and continue from day until all is so!;!.

day

ARABELLA SCOTT. Exa'x. Au?. 21. '15. . If, ;;.

f R"UIE subscriber wid sell at public sale

to the highest bidder, on Friday the

..d cay ol October, his entire stock of Cat

us farm in Allison I'rairie, Id.

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ncuig at II o clock. And en Friday

l- 11.1 hi 01 uetotier. 11s stock r, ,kn

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t ticuH ui Mine iiiontns wr.t be riven

for the cait'e. Wheat, oais or corn wil he taken, if delivered by the fust of Jan

uary next. r;t mcennes at the market price, at the option of the purchaser.

Notes with approved security will be re

;uired, without any benefit whatever from

valuation or appraisement Jaws. WW. U ITT. Sept. IT, I S 13. 10 3.

W WILL sell at pub!;- sale on Friday

I the lOtii day of October, I S t."), at the ir.te residence of Claries Polke, de-ceased.

in Wiicner township, a part of the pcr-

mi:,, property ot said deceased, consist-

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Jforsrs. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep.

( oru in the field, a large lot of II AY. Farming I te nails, and a number of other articles loo tedious to mention.

TERMS OF SALE: All sums of three dollars and under, cash in hand; on al! (r.ms over three dolh.rs, a credit of twelve months ivi'l be given, th- purchaser gj.in:; his n te with approved security wi:hout any benefit from valuation or epjr.seinent laws. JAMES POLKE. -ir. r; Sep:. 0. 1 i: Ii?)Sii S:iv. "R WILL expose to public sa.. o : "n-!-urdav t'.ie 2 ih dr.y of Sepb r in

at my residence in Wasmngtoi ; Kivx county, the following l""-t O110 Horse, two AEilch

SUSA3 GOATSO INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLSWe Jo r.ot intmd to sav r.un h in praise of this medicine. It has been brfoie the public over . . . . "... 1. -i.i 1 1.1 . r .1 1 1 1 :. .

two years, and it is impOrsiNe to puciin iLie rmmireom par: 01 me ceiuntaies. j lie puo.ic mui

be tin- jaJce, a:iJ if tln-se 1'iils prove all the proprietor rt'prcri t- them, they will stand.

'ome f Dr. .mini's exponents have cuculaie.l ine leport. that mo a-ionutiiii!; cures inese 1 ins

have naiJe are attiii'Ui;;;''.e to meicury; but the J'.rft Lfiemut in -cw ork, alter a minute chemical

ex ;imiiitiori. gives the billowing:

I have analytoJ a box i f lr. Siaith s Sugar Coate.I Indian egetahle Tills, anJ find tht they

Uu not contain nuTCurv in Miv lorm. j.a.mio iw. ujiibio, .u. u., neiuisi.

New York. Jul.v ISlo. .S7'?e of y ir York, City and Cuunty nf Xtw York, is.

? Personally appeared t-etoie me l)r. (J. IJerj man Svrntri, and made oath that the statement ot

Dr. Chiiton above, is true, and tht these 1'ills do not contain any lujurious substance; and further, that he is the inventor of -Suiiar ContcJ I'i'.ls.' (j. BENJAMIN SMITH. oui befoie uie this 1:5th dav of Ausut. A. D., IS 15. W. T. HAVE.Mi: VEK, Mayor of the City of New York. 1)1' cour.-e we cunnot tell to a inaih. nniie.il certainty how many persons these Pills have cured since thev were in.rool'ice d to the public, but from ihe letters of a-ents in all parts of the country, and what our own c;e.t have beheld, th.e number must greatly exceed twenty-five thousand.- many, loo, that were very obstui'ite, anil had been treated by eminent physicians from one to three or more

years, but a vast amount of suffering from Head Ache, Colds and Coughs, Ivheuinn'isin, Dyspep sia, Piles, Liver Complaint, U'oims, Female Complaints, Fevers, ic, has been relieved by these miUl and pUuaant Pills. Their operation is both general and sptciri, and combining a valuable Tunic in connection with their I'urutive, Diurel'c, Sudurific and Expectorant principles, they produce a phusant and natural evacuation of the bowels, restore the tone and activity of the liver and digestive organs, thus efi'ectini; sl I that is desired in the cure of disease. These Pill.-, are an immediate cure for Diurfntu and Ihtenltry,- if taken in season, two or three at a time. They base never failed to cuie a cold ot cnuh when within the reach of medicine. We know a lady in New York that had oOO houles of ouh remedies (a:l uf which have more or less Laudanum or Pai aoric in them, which soothes '.he cousjh f r a few minutes, but weakens the constitution, and leaves the coujh worse.) which finally weakened her o that she died. A lady in IJoston. has been taking these cough remedies in the form of liquids, for near ten yea:s, every winter when the cough sets in, and she was continually growing worse, until they brought on Dyspepsia and Piles. When the cough came 011 the past winter, she tried these Pills. After taking - l- boxes, lu r cough was entirely g,one, and her other complaints disappeared, while her strength was fast recovering. She never expects to be free from the injury of the liquid mixtures. These liquid mixtures all contain more or less of opium, which oucht never to be us-ed except in extreme ca-es, and only then given by well informed doctors. The Chinese deserve great credit for resisting by force of arms, '.he obtrusiveness-of the English in compelling them to use this deleterious drug. We onlv add a few certificates, and we hope those afflicted and their friends will peruse them carefully. Froiaa a esejihew ol' tlie Iit .TiMlfjfc T!ioiaspoii. Dr. Smith's -Improved Indian Vegetable Pills' have proven invaluable to myself and family, in the cure of violent hea i-ache, pain in the side and stomach. In the case of our little girl, two years old. the most haipy t fleets have resulted from their use. I have never known a medicine which 1 could s confidently recommend as these pills. II. THOMPSON, 46, Xorthmore street. The following lady is too well known in New York for her intelligence and philanthropy to be doubted.rilOM Till; .MATRON OF HIE V. S. NAVAL I C SPITAL. 1'hookltx, June 10th. 1011. Accustomed as I am to administer to the sick. I can appreciate a valuable medicine. If there be a medicine adapted to the numeious ailments of mankind, it is Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills. I have used them and seen them used with the most astonishing results, in several instances within ray knowledge, lestoriug the patient from extreme lowness and sutlering to strength and health. For ladies duiir.g pregnancv, these pills ore a tuvcrcign Lai m. I recommend them all as a valuable Family Medicine". ' SARAH A. GOULD. Matron of the U. S. Naval Hospital. Fl'RTIIER TESTIMONIALS. I have been for four years afllicted with a Scorfula, Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable to obtain any relief, until I procured six boxes of Dr. Smith's Valuable Indian Vegetable Tills, and in four months all mv complaints had disappeared, contrary to all my friends expectations. I took these Pills for my Seorfuia, without any expectation from relief. JAMES U. CHOATE. Mount Vernon, Kennebec county, Me., April 11, 1811. DijsjH'psia of 10 Years Standing. The wife of Captain Roberts, on Vine street, near Water, Cincinnati, has been afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, in its most aggravated form, for the last ten years, was recommended by celebrated Physicians of Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati, to travel, as they could do nothing for her. She did so, but it did no good. She then commenced using the most popular medicines of the day for her complaints, but derived no benefit. Seeing an advertisement of Dr. Smith's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills in the paper, she concluded to give them a trial sent to G. F. Thomas', Main street, between Third and Fourth, Dr. Smith's Agent for Cincinnati, and pur-

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ana som ; lor.ng v,amc, unriv or forty head of Hogs, twelve or fifteen head of hecp, one Waion v Harness, one Wheat-fan, one Harrow, Flows and other Farming Utensil's too tedious to mention.

TERMS OF two dollars and

sum"? over two dollars, a credit of twelve months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with apptoved security, without any benefit from valuation or r praisemeat laws. ELIZA MET II M'CLI RE.

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pr fours.' that In; rove J Ir, '1 hey seen:

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3 can with heart felt joy state that the derived icine she has made use of during the ten years, day of December, 1841.

Cazknovia, X. Y., July 17th, 1814. as many more of different kinds, and I have nevU I have from the use of two boxes of Dr. Smiih-s

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Mr.

. ,.1 disease, which is of a biiious character.

IRA ALVOPD. MvorJ was with another, the first settler of a beautiful village of Cazenovia, about 50 years

SALE: All sums of under, cash down ail

Sept.

STATE OF INDIANA, Knox, County. 5 KNOX PROBATE COURT, I AntMft Tern. IS 1" . y

Eoxncnr, Ma Oct. 21, 1811.

I have been afilictcd f -r several years with a Weakness in the Stomach and Lungs, with Costivencss, Head ache, and Depression of spirits thought by many to be a Consumption, and was obliged to give up mv business. After trying a number of the various Sarsaparillas and Balsams without anv permanent relief, I was prevailed upon to try Dr. Smith's 'Sugar Coated Improved

Indian Vegetable Pills.' and, to my astonishment, they immediately relieved me,- and after taking 1 a few doses, am entirely recovered, and able to return to ray business. JLSTUS CLAPK.

Boston. Mass.. Nov. 4, 1814. I took a severe cold this fall, which settled in my limbs and brought on the Rheumatism, accompanied with severe pains and a bad Cough, which obliged me to give up my business,- I tried many remedies without any relief, until I procured a box of Dr. Smith-s Sugar Cnated Indian Vegetable Pills, which I am happy to say immediately relieved me, and enabled me, in three days, to return to my business. I am now entirely well. E. F. HILL, Washington street. From the Michigan State Gazette. EPILEPTIC FITS. Justice to the atrlictpd leads me to make known publicly the benefit I have derived from the use of Dr. (L Benjamin Smith s SUtJAR COATED INDIAN VEGETBLE PILLS. Having been subject to Epileptic Fits for three years past, with extreme pressure and pain in the back part of my head, after using all the remedies that can be mentioned "powerful and mild medicines, bleeding, ec, I was prevailed upon to try one box of Dr. Smith o Sugar Pills, but thought at the time thev

jdid me no aood; but before using all of another box, I began to realize a slight change of feeling in J my head, .id my fits left me gradually. I began to think they would do good. I bought another ; - :-d them immediately . I must say i am cured entirely, and think my life has been spared pills. I have since bought them by the dozen for my own family use, and would not ise with them. ' GEO. WARNER, Allegan House, egan, Mich. May 10, IS 15.

.- -in what I have observed of the effects of Dr. Smith s Sugar Coated Pa' '

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From a lady well known in New York. , I have been troubled for : years with dizzinesa and pain in tho head, attended with depression, dimness of sight. Ac, which have been entirely curcd by Dr. Smith's 'Sugar Indian Vegetable Pills.' I prize this medicine above all others. SARAH DOUGLASS, corner of Ludlow and Wa'er streets. Boston, May Dlh, I S 15. I hare been afllicted for some time with Liver Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness in my back and stomach, and dyspepsia. I have taken over one dozen boxes W right's I. V. and Brandreih's Pills but Sugar Coated I. V. Pills and, befoie I finished tho second box. my pains and dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now digests well, and 1 am able to attend to my family duties. Several of my friends have since taken the Pills fir bad coughs, ami have found great relief from them. Mas. O ris S. Whits it, 9 My 1 tie street. Cambkihge, Oct. 19. 1S14. Having been attacked some months with a bad Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss ol" appetite, I used Wright s Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew worse, with cold sweats at night; could not sleep, and believed I was in consumption. I procured a box of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable Pills, which restored my health within six days, and 1 believe them to be the best remedy I ever used. GEORGE W. GRANGER. TO THE AFFLICTED. Lr.osi, J vcKsus Co., .Mun. F01 ten years past my health has been poor, and graduallv on the decline, from a Biliois Na-

tckk, vicing t severe painx and accidental attacks of ft i'tr. I at once made up my mind to travel in

western cumes, uuiiKiug t must die it a change ot climate did not nave uie uesireo eaeci. oi.uu after my arrival h: Michigan, (the past season) I was suddenly attacked with a Chill Fever, which run me so low in two days that I gave up and supposed I must die, being very bilious at the time.

Not having any acquaintances to whom I miht safely entrust my feelings, I informed my nurse

that I mubt die; aid w as soon called in. among w hom was an elderly man, who immediately said

there was some hope. He asked me if 1 was in the habit of taking piils. With a great exertion and p-Mii, I replied thst it seemed as if I had taken sufficient of ad kinds to cure any r.ini of any disease. After much peisuation, he prevailed on me to take one box of Doctor Smith's SS31, Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, saying if they did not help me, he would have to give me up. One dose of six pills was immediately given. For four hours I lay in a stupid state.- soon after, an immense quantity of billious matter followed, and I fell much relieved. I then felt some hopes. I immediately took six more of these pills, and in two hours my pain so far abated that I was able to sit up a few ininutes--soon after, another discharge of bilious matter followed, which caused my appetite to revive. Every night and morning six of these pills were given, creating- such a c'ischarge of bile, and cau.-ing such a perspiration as was estor.tshing to mjself and all present. Daily I incieased in health, and am now considered a well man. I can truly say that my life has bten spare i by the timely use of these Pills. No family should bo without them. Since my recovery, I have made use of them in small doses, and find I am getting flesh and strength. NIRL'M GILBERT. We are personally acquainted with the above facts, and consider it a wondeiful case, and we have used these pills in our families with the greatest satisfaction. L. M. WEAVER. Esq.., JOSEPH BRINKER, NATHAN BALL, M. D. FROM A PART OF TIIF .MICHIGAN' LFGISI, ATI I! K. Feeling it a sense of duty we owe our fellow beings, to make known in some way every display of philanthropy, exhibited in the form of medicine especially, this is to certify, that we have made

use of 1 Jr. O. ticnjann.i Siuth's Suar Coated Indian legetabe Pills, J and consider them tar superior to any other pills offered to trie public,- for pleasantness and still efficaciousness we can

safely recommend them to the public as a general specific. Hon. WM. II. PEASE, Hon. P. C. LAWRENCE, CHAS. (i. MC RRIS, 1 SQITRE RICE, I

Lcoui, Juckbon Co., Mich. " AsaojSirr.

My iiaughtcr has been suffering the worst stages of Fever and Ague for several days. Having

learned that Dr. S?'5 Indian Vegetable Pills were doing so much good in this complaint, I ven

tured to administer them, and after usin; one box (six pills at a dose.) her Ague and Fever left her. she is now able to be about hrr business as usual. I can safely recommend them to the public as

superior to all other pills. URIAH DAVID, Grass Lake, Jackson Co., Mich. Tlothrr! 'ffolher! To you this medicine is of GREAT VALUE. You will esteem it as thousands now do. in NewYork, for its having snatched as it were from the grave, their suffering children. Dr. Smith's SUGAR COATED PILLS have displayed their power as such, in the total extermination of WORMS, as any other disease. They are in their adaptation a deadly enemy to these detestable vermin. We call upon mothers, and all who have the care of children, to examine the merits of this great WORM MEDICINE. See the certificate of Jacob Carlock. Esq., one of our most worthy citizens. Children will tr,ke them, and the happy effects will soon be realized. The advantage and right of Sugar Coating Pills belong exclusively to Dr. Smith, as will Le seen by the following: P.4TF.ST OfFICP. Received this l?th day of June, I S i 1. from Dr. G. Benjamin Smith, the fee of 30, paid on his application for a Patent for a -Pill Coated with sugar.' II L. E LLS WORTH, Commissioner of Patents.

ABRAM KIRBY, NATHAN BALL, M. D , H. M. SMITH, Rev. P. C. VEELAND.

The fvllnnn artijicate is from the First Druggists in Xeiv York, given i?i 3 ?1I, 7)iakig it more than two years ago: We, the'undersigned. never saw or heard of -SUGAR COATED PILLS,' until Dr. G. Benjamin Smith manufactured and exhibited them to us about a year since. RUSHTON fc Co., 110 Broadway, and 10 Astor House. ISRAEL RANDOLPH, M. D- 86 Liberty-street. HORACE EVERETT, SO Hudson-street. JOHN CASTRE. 87 Hudson-street. Also, refer to Gen. C N. SANFOKD, 12 Warren-st, N. Y., A. B. SANDS & Co.. 79 Fulton-street, and Dr. T. W. DOYTT A SONS, of Philadelphia. Also, hundreds of agents. iinih before Ihe flavor, in J8I2. Se of AVic York.- City and County of Xeic York, ss. G. BENJAMIN SMITH, within named, being duly sworn, deposes and says, that he is a cititizen of the United States, and resides in the city of New-York,- and that he is the original inventoi of the within mentioned SUG.R COATED PILL;' and that to his knowledge or belief, the said Pill has r.ever been manufactured or sold by any rerson except by himself or his authority; and that the statements contained in the within piper are true. G. BEN J. SMITH. Sworn before me, Mth day ef -June. 1844. JAMES HARPER, Mayor of the City of New-York. 'The above was sent to Washington with out specification and application far a Patent. Forger?' 'Sugar Coaling' is the least recommendation for Dr. Smith's Pills, but their w-onderful succes has induced a multitude of imitators to make pills of any thing, and coat them with sugar as thcir only merit. Failing to sell them at the price of good pills, they have offered them st even 6d. per box in New York, and dare not do that openly as their pills are positively dangerous. Therefore beware, and see that G. Benj Smith is u-ritlen with a pen on the bottom of every box, then there is no danger, as it would be forgery to count erjeit the name. C11ECTI0NS. The directions for taking these Pills in all cases accompany every box, in a circular id' lour pages, and if strictly followed, a cure will be the result. Purchasers must he paiticular y careful in future to examine the box. which cannot be genuine unles G. Benj. Smith is writ-tj-.x with a pf.v on the bottom, and G. Benj. Smith, M. I), printed neatly on1 the side, on fine yellow paper. The top label has an engraved Indian figure, crossed with fine red print. Price 25c Principal office, 179 Greenwich street, (new brick block) New York; and 2 Water street Boston Columbian Colleire , Philadelphia.

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PREPARATORY DEPARTMEH"

OF THK Viiieeiaiies t e?I ei': . js "2 AVIXO been engaged by 'die Trusj lee of the Vincennes University to open the Preparatory Department ol that Institution, the subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens f Vm-i-ennes and vicinity, that he will continue his school under that name. The house on Hrosdwv street, occupied as a residence by Mr. Thos. J. Heeler, having beeti lately lilted up for the use of the

University, will be ready for the reception of male end fnar.le pupils on Man-

pay, the 1 5!h day of September inst., at

which place and time will commence the first session of the institution. The success with which the subscriber has already met renders it necessary for him to employ hp assistant. Mrs. Jocelyn will assist him until the one he has written for shall arrive, snd he trusts that no etTort on his part, in attending to the interests of the institution, in procuring accomplished qualified instructors, etc., etc., shall be wanting to reward tle confidence already reposed in him by his primus. The year will be divided into two sessions, of twentv-tvvo weeks each; etich session, into two qnailera of eleven weeks each. No student will be received for n term less than ono quarter, and no deduerion will be made for lost time, after admission, in any ca.es except those of protracted illness. It is advisable for all thosa who intend coming, t enter at the com. tnencement of the quarter. Terms ef Tuition. per qr. F.iementary brandies of English language, s' Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic and writing, 1 All English branches higher than these. o Latin and Greek languages, o French Language, by a well qualified instructor' (a native of France,) extra IV .ADVANCE, Payment invariably required at the end of each quarter. GFO. H. .10CKLYX, Pui.xcirAr..

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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURED at wholesale or retail on reasonable terms. Also, a large lot of assorted castings and stoves. For sale by X SMITH. July 21st, 1813. T.ly. Administrator's Notice. IOTICF is hereby given, that letters of administration have been granted to tho undersigned, by the' Clerk of tho Knox county Probate Court, upon the estate of Charles Polke, deceased, Wte of Widener township, Knox county, Indiana. Ail persons indebted to the estate will please make immediate payment, ana those having olaim tgniiiat said estate will present them legally authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. JAMES POLKE, Ad.mk. Sept. 9, 18 15. 15 3t. Administrator's Notice. lOTICK is hereby given that the undersigned has taken letters of adminis

tration on the estate of Lewi" Turpen,

late of Knox countv, and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said

estate are requested to make immediate

payment, and ihose having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for sttilemer.t. The

said estate is supposed to be solvent.

A. L. H)lhU hK, Administrator. Vin?ennes, Sept. 11th, Islo. 15 lit.

KNOX COUNTY TAXES,

For the Vvtw 11. "5, TT OT1CE is hereby given, that tho duplicate for the present year is

now in my hands, and that the amount of tax levied upon each one hundred dollars

valuation ol property is as follows, to-wit: For State purposes 20 cents. " County do. 20 do " Road do. f do " Erecting Lunatic Asylum 1 do Asylum for deaf and dumb ." mills. For education of the blind 2 do Each poll for State purposes f0 cents. " " County " 50 do And for the purpose of receiving taxes, I will attend at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships, on the following days, to. wit: In Deckerownship on Tuesday, October 29.

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PERFECT CURE FOR WORMS. Our liltle girl, six vears old, has suffered all the worst stages of worms; and we never found an effectual cure until we administered Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills, w hich our little girl took without the least reluctance in doses of two at a time, and we never witnessed suc-h a change in so short n time. The pills biought away a nv-s of wonts, and she at once improved. We have also found great benefit from their use. JAMES OARLOCK, Sfiple street, New York. We hae jnar.v certificates of cures in ea?c of WORM.

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Johnson do Wednesday, do 'Z9. Harrison do Thursday, do 20. Palmyra do Friday, do 31. Vigo do Tuesday, November 4, Widner do Wednesday, do 5. B'tsseron do Thursday. do '5. ngtondo Fr-day, do 7. - ;.. - do Saturday, do S. :. - office will he kept open -V of October, until the .: t iv ' : J.: :. - - for the purpose of ...vr. ; : ; ; -. e ,' days apja.!:s ;ou v . ... V i ':t i )!- -. N- "-t. 'o'.'-i.. ' :.-'. A'h2;ijii-'ri.! 'r'.; :'-;U JO HUE i :;-,rr " t: : - i- - I ; .-ad. ' t I v, '";. ;.. . .

WAR Willi - ' ' r 5 1 II E undersigned will give ; - h'h-J

g . est price in cash lor any quantity i -r i i t 1 1 e .1 ,ii; l "i ;

oi goo ., i .oa occu .i-v, 0f ,most every variety

their store m incennes. Also, win give f ,

gooo or receive in pavineni oi oeats. i .

almost all kinds of country produce. MAYES & KUY KEXDALL.

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.1lilCI o T-l'M. WllCtJ Jl lrtlJBIJ3 tail ihad come ami see, every one. JONATHAN SMI LEY

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'. , if . i'- -!i 's !'':r;..-.;, 'eased. !. ;ti perso;;.o pr t" :-'y : toeased, consisting of Horses, Farming Utcnsius, Household Furniture, 5 c . TERMS OF SALE: A credit of six months will be given on all sums of three dollars and upwards, purchaser giving his note with approved security, without any benefit from valuation or appraisement laws. A. L. COR NO YE R. Administrator. Viuc?une!. Sep. 11th, 1015. 15 3t.