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Medcalf's Patent Compound
Oil for Painting.

A perfect substitute for Linsccd Oil for all
kinds of Painting. is offered TO the public BY
the subscribers with the fullest assurance Of
lis utility. IL is now about eight wears since
ii was brought TO its present state of perfec
ton, and during that has been extensively
used Il tested in every way which Linseed Oil
is used for painting, for inside and outside
house painting, on brick and on wood, and
for coaches, signs, boats &c. As for sprcad>
ing and drying for inside work it is not sur
passed, and for body, and durability in silua-
tons exposed TO the sun aud weather. il is
warranted far superior 10 The best Lnseed
Oil and being light colored renders il prefer.
able for white and all other delicate colors.
Ono of The first painting establishments in
this city of more than twenty years standing
say in their certificate Having used Med
calr's Patent Paint Oil do certify that more
surface and better painting can be done per
gallon. than when mixed with pure Linseed
Oil. This oil forms combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that does no;
decompose and rub offhy exposure to the sun,
and by experience Of two years, we are war
ranled in saying that painting done with this
oil. will stand the weather much longer, and
remain unmpaircd, when painting done in the
usual way will not, aud for oil cloths, we think
| it surpasses every thing that we ever used"
| John n. Fassett has purchased the right To
make aud vend the patent Compound Or
in the following States, viz: Pennsylvania
New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connec'
| licul, New Jersey, South Carolina, Ohio
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, and cautions
| all persons, against any Infringement as every
offence will be met with rigorous prosecution
| The price of the patent Oil" will be one
quarter less than Linseed Oil. It's warranted
| and sold wholesale and retaiby
FASSETT, SELDEN Il Co.
Dealers in Paints. Oils, Varn'sh, &c. 2oI hVe'
.,rco, Trov NY. Angus, 5, 1886.
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is now this HOW.ARD, Of the
Cheap Cash Store,
New Goods-Sept. 8.

COMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash,
~ the discovery of the chloride OF Soda q
ITS uses by Labarraque of Paris, was an ad'
d,tion to the resources of medicine ofthe ut
most Importance as utrallzing agent. 10
counteract at once the principle of decay,
which commencing imperceptibly, slowly
gathers strength, and finally destroys, is
the important service which can be derived
from the use of chloride Of soda, when ad-
minslered with skill and care; the d'seas-
es of the teeth being, IN the great majority
Of cases, the result of neglect, and grad
ual accumulation of the principle above
alluded to, it became obvious, from the
earliest experiment, that the chloride was
the proper remedy, and preferable TO pow
ders, denlrifces, &c. of whatever kind or
pretension. By chemical analysis 1t viii
be found tina, the greater part OF the chic
rine compounds so extensively in use, do
not contain a particle of the chloride OF
soda, on the agency of which their efficacy
must necessarily depend. The article here
advertised is confidently offered to the ex-
animation of the public, as possessing 10 an
eminent degree, the virtue o! neutralzing
all that is offen sive in the mouth and breath,
removing soreness and sponginess OF the
gums, destroying the faint Of tobacco, or
any other effluvia from whatever Cause
In short, this preparation will be found 10
> Justify the various commendatory notices
and recommendations il has received where
ever 1t has been introduced. Just received
and for sale at the Variety Shop.
PANGBORN g. BRi NSMAID.
Spntcm q ln2G
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ICELAND MOSS grows plentilully in tho
Il Island of Iceland, from whence II takes
It's name. aud in all the high northern lat-
iudes of Europe and Asia. where lis Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated. This plant contains learger
proportion of TrgetaJie .uuciiage than any
other known substance. and IN combination
with il is bitter principle which acts most
beneticially in giving strength in cases Of great
weakness and debility of the lungs. Tho
knowledge of many of our most valuable med
icines, for the cure Of diseases, have been OBJ
tanned from observing their effect on brute
auimals:-so in the case Of this most invaluable
Moss. lis virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hardy, long Tired and
s,gocious Rain Deer, which derives lis prn-
cin,I punishment from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes so highly imbued with
us Dalsonic virtues, that II is used wltE INC
greatest confidence as a sovereign remedy by
Inc inhabitants ofall those countries Tor inc
crrc oCalI diseases of the breast and lungs. In
Renee. This compound has long been known,
and extensively used and 10 its sanitary effects
as much as 10 the salubrity OF the climate, Is
probably owing the very smaN hun,oet
of fatal cases ofconsumptlon III 'hu' cuu"y
compared with Great Britain ana '"o I;";I
states. This Syrup contains all 'ne 'i'e ',ra,"a
virtues the Moss in the most conc1'''aoa
form, and is prepared from Inc o''g"a' 'e'''p'
from Paris, only by. On D.,,;
AoJ mona is genuine unless il has their fac
smile mon each bill of direction also upon thu
enveIope. aTand sealed with their seal.
J. g. j. II. PECK & Co., wholesale agents
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EARLY FRo,r. The severe frost Of
Tuesday night appears To have put an en-
tire stop to tho vegetation of many plants,
which usually continue to grow Two months
later. Indian corn is killed very little il
any having ripencd in this vicinity the
present season. Melons, squashes, cucum
bcrs, beans and other garden vegetables
are killed. This will occasion a serious
loss throughout New England, and cause
a severe deprivation to very many persons
Boston Patriot
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Ladies' Shoe Store.

YNHE subscriber has just opened, mex,
l. door east ofSmith e. Harrington's Book
Store in College street, Shoe Store, princi
pally composed Of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes of all kinds and Sizes His ar.
Engagements Geccntly made with an exlen.
sive house in New York; are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTIFY believes will be satisfactory to all who
may be disposed TO extend TO him their pat.
ronage. ID. A. BRAMAN.
BURLINGTON, July 20, 1886.
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MAR RED.

AT Ilinesbnrgh, Oh tuesday 18Th inst by Rev.
John Ide, Mr.. ADRIAN BRINsMAID Of this town,
10 Mrs. SARAH SMEDLEY.
In Augusta, Ga. 5 pit. LIST, by Rev. W. Smith,
DWIGHT p. RUSSELL, formerly Of this town, to
Mrs. SARAH A. CLARK.
In Keesevie, N. Y. on the l4h inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Briutkeroff, Rev. Sewall S. Cutting, Of
West BoyIsion, Mass, TO Mss E,elna Char Iote
daughter of Gardner Stow, Esq. Of KeesevilIe.
In WesIlord on Monday morning by Rev. Sine
on Pamelce. Danforh Wales, Esq. to Mss Olive
Cushing.
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shoulder, called at the couDting-room OF
the man, and asked him if he wanted sli
yer dollars. Yes said the merchant
"bave you got anyi" mot with me-
replied the farmer, "but think | have
few at home. What do you give?" -Four
nor cent" ga id the merchant; and added,
IL will give you seven for all you have.
..Wel" said the man, 81 should like to have
Won inst clap down on paper how much
you give. md the number of your shop, or
shall be puzzled to find it," Eyes" said
tho merchant, slhat will do: what Is your
name?" edward Sumner" said he
The merchant then wrote as follows, ana
gave il to hint
Tim, he thinks he has some Spanish dollars
Mt home, but don't know. hereby agree
TO pay him seven per cent, premium tor all
such dollars as he may produce. Ca"
"IfI find any," said the dung cart man,
81 will call with them Tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock; if / don't, you won't see me. -
The appearance Of the man satisfied the
merchant that his dollars would be scarce.
At 9 o'clock the next day, however, the
man appeared, and stocking full after
stocking full was carried up and empted
on the table, till seuen thousand were count
ed. The merchant, somewhat rcstlve, but
honorably caught, took the silver, gave
q check for the amount, with seven per
cent. added; and pleasantly remarked, 81
did not really suppose, from your appear.
ance, that you could have more than hall
a dozen dollars"
Mr.. S. took up his check. and replied in
his own peculiar emphatic style, "Sir, ~
tell YOU a truth which man Of your stand
ing in the world ought to know, aud 1t Is
tbis-APpEARANcEs oFTENTIMEs DECEIVE
us, -Boston paner.
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9th Sept. 1886.

To our AgriculturaIlsts success--To our
Literary Institutions the high standing
they merll--To our Manufacturers tri
umphancv in competitlon--and to com
mercc, Free Trade and Sailors Rights.
"HE Go Ahead Principle is so FREEDOM
Il inani in our land at the present day,
that the Car leaves him behind, who stops
for lrlfl IS, or descends to particulars. We
of the Green Mountain State having such
conspicuous bumps of enterprise marked on
our head lanes, need only know the Text,
the rest is understood
1t Is now this HOWARD, Of the
Cheap Cash Store,
has been to The city Of New York, the
grand emporium Of our country, and receiv'
ed his full supply of necessary and desirable
goods, which were produced by comblna-
ton of all the natural intellectual mechan-
zeal and operative exertions ct our above
named motto. To conclude, the goods
were bought to sell, and will be sold CHEAP
for cash, no mistake.
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New GOOds-Sept. IS.

VEGETABLE ROUGE, ian exquisite
Y article for enriching tho glow of the
cheek; this beautiful cosmetic preparation
has at all lines found place ut the fash
onable toilet. 1t is an innocent, yet pow
crful auxiliary where circumstances have
rendered assistance expcdlcnt, it is free
from any noxious ingredient and entirely
innocent calculated to create new beauties
where beauties were before; to add fresh
ness to the cheek which care or illness may
have rendered languId; and in place of the
Lily to plant the Rcse;' just received at
the Variety Shop.
PANGBnRN g. BRrNsMAID.
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Ash Timber.

WANTED for The use Of The Winoo.ki
w Patent Block Ids, and to be deIiv
cred at that establishment III he course of
the ensuing winter, the following descrip-
lions of White Ash Plank, sawed to the
given dimensions. square edged, sound and
free from knots, shakes or heart wood.
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THE SILK GROWERS GUIDE.

with various engravlDgs,
AT s. PER ANNUM,tN ADVANCE,
ON Wednesday, August 8, 1886, the
~ first number Of the SILK GROW.
Frs GUIDE will be published by the
subscriber, and continued every other
Wednesday thereafter, each number con.
tanning l6 large super royal octave pages
double columns, expressly adapted for
binding, and the whole subject fully illus
traled by appropriate engravings.
Every possible source of information will
be used to make this standard publication
for American cultlvators of Silk The ed
tor is extensively familiar with the subject
from personal experience in its most impor.
tant branches, and comes prepared TO fur
nish his readers with information SO much
desired on this interesting subject, He
will also be assisted by valuable pens in
, this city aud its vicinity, where the Null
berry tree and Silk Worm have for many
years received close attention.
The cultivation of the Mulberry Tree,
| in all It's varielies-lhe rearing Of Silk
Worms production of Demonstrating.
manufacturing aud dying SiIk--thc easy
introduction Of the Silk busness--is i'm
mense value to every farmer its profits
| US peCui'ui W WI ohu
the habits of our farmers, with numerous
other considerations, will be fully and
honestly elucidated in this publications.
Philadelphia, as focus, possesses remark
q bic facilities for the acquisition and dis
semna,on of this important knowledge,
The Beet Root Sugar culture, and agrcul.
lural subjects in general will be assiduously
attended TO. To make the subject pecu-
liarly intellig Ible, engravers will be freely
employed to illustrate the work, and nc
expense spared TO place it in the first rank
of the most complete publication on Silk
husbandrv in America.
1t will be printed on fine paper. will
good tyne, and packed up to defy Injury il
the mail. Six copies will be sent for sc
thirteen for $50. Address The editor, pos
paid, f. w. LEOPOLD,
40 Chestnut street, Philad.
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Markings per cent assessment for the year ;
said per centagc to be cast on the original a
mount of the premium note, without refer
ence 10 any endorsement, and 10 be paid TO
the treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, Oh or
before the 10Th day Of October 1886. An
opportunity will be presented TO forward as.
sessments by The members ol the Legislature,
and those who neglect to forward their assess
menls then, are referred to the sec. of the
act attached to each policy for the consequen
ccs. BY order of the Directors.
CALVIN JAY KEITH, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1886.
GFThe printers Of each weekly newspap pei
in this State are requested TO publish the a.
bove notice three weeks successfully, and for
ward their bills by the members of the Legs
lature for payment.
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Town Meeting.

WILL b, held at the Town Room in
w Burlington on Tuesday The eth
inst. at 2 . clock p. NJ. general attendance
is requested.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, Seiectmen II
II. L1waY, Darlington,
Burlington, Sept. l5M 1886.
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TUST received g. for sale by ROBERT
y MOODY
9 Boxes French Olives
do Anchoves
do Capers
Case preserved Ginger
Boxes Prunes
| Jar Tamarinds
Case best salad Oil
/ Box preserved CItron
.4ugust 25. 1886.
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Fire! Fire ! !

NNT HE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company are hereby notified
that tho following assessments have been made
by the Directors, on all notes in force, on tie
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"A l.. S O,

Wanted, one thousand WHITE ASH
LOGS--thc standard log to be % inches
diameter and fourteen feet long, sound aud
free from knots or shakes--lo be delivered
at the Mill during the ensuing winter, or
at the wharf at Burlington in the month of
May 1887. GUY CATLIN.
Burlington, ". oh Sept. 1886.
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Wool & Butter.

vUyHE Subscribers will pay Cash for
Good Glenn Fleece Wool, delivered
NJ their Store in Church Street They
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at one
shilling pr. pound.
LOVELY s. ABBOTT.
Buri;ngion Sept. 5M 1886.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT TIL
Ladies' Shoe Store,

60 pairs Women's Leather Pegged Welts.
SO do do Kid Walking Slips.
100 do Superior do Slips, city made.
so do Children's morocco brogans.
90 do Women's stout morocco walking
90 do do Leather pegged brogans,
40 do do Seal. sewed.
25 do super. Kid Paris slips.
Is do Spring do slips.
20 do French morocco do
25 do WINS stout walking.
70 do do Calf pegged brogans.
90 do do Morocco slips.
SO do Childrens morocco boots,
Is do WINS Seal pegged 5rogans.
SO do Spring prunella slips.
90 do WINS leather sewed walking.
10 do Misses morocco pegged slips.
70 do WINS calf spring walking,
SO do Ladies and Misses calf slips, eYtr
quality, ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1886
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Gilt and Mahogany Frame
Looking Glasses, from rs cts. 10 fourteen
dollars. for sale by
LOVELY g. ABBOTT.
September l6. 1886.
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STOW ES.
Benjamin F. Bailey's Estate.
STATE OF TER.MO.NT

benjamin Il. Balley'S Estate.
STATE OF VERMO.NT, }
District of Chitienden, IS.
The Hon the Probate Court for the Dis.
trct of Chiltenden, To all persons con.
cerned in the Estate of Benjamin F.
Bailey late of Burlington in said District
deceased,
" HEREAS, the Administrator ofsaid
w deceased proposes to render an &c.
count Of his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examination
and allowance at session of the Court of
Probate, to be holden at Wlley's Inn, in
Wiliston on the first Monday of October
next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have, why the accent aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Wilston this
eth day Of August. A. d. 1886.
G. B. MANSER, Register.
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Dorastus Holton's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONr,)
District IF Chittenden, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court within
and for the District aforesaid, to all per
sons concerned in the estate Of Dorastu us
Hoton, late of Burlington in said dis
trict. deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, the Adminisi rator of said
w deceased proposes to render an &C
count of his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examination
and allowance at session Of the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at Wiley's Inn il
Wilislon, on the first Monday Of October
next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified tc
appear before said court at the time ant
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should no,
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Wlliston, lhi.
9Th day of August, A. d. 1886.
GEO. B. MANSER, Register.
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Railroad n Office.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petit
~ ton will be preferred to the Lcgisla
ture oflhe State Of Vermont at their next
session for the grant of Rail Road from
Bennington, through the counties Of Ben
nlngton, Rutland, Addison, Chlteneen and
franklin, to Canada line. in the direction
of Montreal STEPHEN HISsDILL,
SYLVESTER DEMING.
SAMUEL CANFIELp,
C. w. CoNANT,
JOHN A. CoNANT,
SAMUEL SWIFT,
WILLIAM SLADE.
SeDt 7, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-16

THE LIFE AND TINES, RELIGIOUS
l. AND POLITICAL OPINIONS Of John
Milton, with an appendix, containing animad,
versions upon DR.. Johnson's Life Of Milton (;
by Joseph lvimey author of the History OF
the English Baplists,' &c Sc. for sale bv
V. HARRINGTON,
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Burlington Female Seminary.

"HE Fall and Winter Term common
l. ces September l4th. Pupils should
enter at The commencement Of the term. -
Mr.. ID. A. BRAMAN will have the charge
of the boarding establishment, which the
friends Of the School believe will be con
Quoted to the entire satisfaction Of patrons.
Applications to be made TO the Principal,
MARY G.. GREEN.
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DIE D..

IL Charlotte, on Saturday evening last, Mrs.
OLIVE, wife Of Jeremiah Barton, Esq. aged So.
after an uncommon severe aud distressing illness OF
one year, which she bore with Gala, resignation.
Blessed are those who die IN the Lord.
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September 1886.
Iall Goods at the Variety-shop

WYE are getting in our Fall Goods, all
w things necessary to keep our assort-
mcnt in good order /; Watches, Clocks,
perlumery, Tes.pols, Military Goods, Cas-
tors, Jewelry, Stocks, Collars, linen and
satin Bosons. Lamp wicks, Toys, and all
endless variety of Fancy articles. All per
sons are invited to call and look at them q!
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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NOTICE..
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WYE the subscribers having been appoin,ed by
w the Honorable the Probate Cou,t for the
District of Chilienden, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims aud demands of ali
persons, against the estate Of
DAVID ATWOOD,
late of Charlotte in said District, deceased, repre-
seh'ed insolveni, and also all claims aud demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from The
day OF The date hereof being ALLOW ed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend 10 the business of our appoin-
men, NJ The dwelling of The wi low Of the said de.
ceased in Charlotte in said District Oh the first Fri.
days OF November & january next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of july A. ID. 1886.
PITT f. HE tVETT, D Commits.
GEORGE SHERMAN, sioners.
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Fall Goods.

TNHE subscribers a'e now opening an
l. extensive assortment of Goods adapt
ed to The fall trade which will be sold chea p
for Cash.
We have now full assortment ofsuper-
fine Broad Cloths Of every shade and quail
ily.
Rich and heavy, plain s. Plaid Cas'mr's
A few ps. new style Durham Cas'mrs.
40 ps. Ga French & English Mernos.
Case Elegant FIg'd Mcrinos.
Batting, Waddng, Cambria Innings &c.
LATHRoP g. PoTwIN.
Sent. 18th 1886.
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2z1ZS2z2zz;zl2;z
#IN d N!EYII IQES

For the cure of
Colds, .Asihmas, Whooping Cough, spuiing o.
BLOND and COnSumplionS.
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considerable white on various parts OF her
body. Whncver will return her or give
information where she may be found, shall
be amply compensated
STEPHEN WHITNEY.
Burlington Sept 16.
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"elU Firm.

TNHE undersigned have commenced the
l. mercantile business in the store for
merly occupied by john S. Pot,oin, late
E. ". MgersoH g. Co. where, in addition
10 their present stock. which is respect,
able one-lhey are receiving and will re
ce,vc in the course Of eight or ten days, ad
ditions of every variety of English, French
and American
Dry Goods, Dry Groceries,
China, Glass g. Crockery
Ware, Looking Glasses, &c.
which will make it one of the most exten
sive assortmen,s now offered in this place.
Just received and are now opening some
of the leading arllclcs,viz: and 5.4 brown
Sheelings, ga Shirtings, a and Ga bed
TickiDgs, Batting, Wadding, Wcking cot.
ton Yarn. Indigo, blue Prints, dark do.
Birds Eye and Table Diaper, mixed Sa,li.
Nets, grey Cloths. Paper Hangngs, &c.
&c. The public are respectfully invited
to call. Cash, or Goods at the lowest cash
prices, paid for good table Butter.
NOBLE LOVELY,
JOHN ABBOTT.
Burlington, Sept. |, 1886.
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500 Spanish Leeches of a late
Importation, by
J.&J UPECK& co.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, 10 ell whom h nay
concern. that a petition will be prssentya
TO the Commissioners Of Carroll cauary,
at their next regular meeting. praying 10
have the following boundaries organized
into Township, VIZ: Beginning Of the
s E corner Of Section 70, T. II, r. a,
thence west 5 miles TO the s. W. corner
OF Section l6, T. IL, K. 5, thence North
jour and one half miles, to tie N. w. cor.
ner Of the s. w. quarter Of 8. IL, r. 10,
X. ., thence Eas, six miles, 10 the N. e.
corner Ofihs s. f. quarter Of s 20, I.
IL, K. 4 thence south one and one half
miles. to the s. Z. corner OF 8. 10, I. 12,
r. 4, thence Wesl to The N. E. corner Of
S. 80, +. II, r. a. thence South 3 miles
20 the place Vi beginning: :-cOnlaIRing
"a sections.
Jannary 23,GIS36.