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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
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u TioNNIEs AU sxUME Or COFAHU-Patestees de
rAe.ssmie Boyle Dc Medicine de PsriA-rrepsrees par
cEIxTiNE SArsTLis OF rUsE sALsAx cora
,1s. srcosSos rsssee Esssnd germany Prcsss ,sy
The cous~. 81 Esope since The valuable discovery o.
TIE Copsyi ssssm Of all the ~ea,cin., .m,,syed ia
..S se 3. .D o" e.: BEN
and 60 which ehyssnn hav N eonse1oepee given se pre-
bsiss rejected BY many patients
Wy ..., M s.s. ,a:
might ,stss vh Isss r.pss..see bod hih~rto iss bs.
scme ss"r esS.sne. which sssses L Properties and ss
destroys chemical constitution, and m phyGca character
ues ss,s ,sst essso. ecesos ire gsss s.d
hh wshout ssbm,iss !, any ssrrs,ss The me.be. ess
prseioss @edieI.s 10 such asssse entirely
s..: 49,: o s . E @
III esve'epsd and which, soon cc.v's.sy ds.soved ne
ssceiea ~,.soSs dssss ssA sossasesy ssst iserrur
dos prompt ssd cre ssre. ihas prevesung
The drscson. Tor -e the .s,e.,.,o.. fr.~
NJ; r.. .: ~ Il ss city
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sold :, m... au.A,o. A.p,.- .s. : ws. :.r.s.. no
sou!i,sss D.ii.s. ! PARA ss~, s.a ssi srs.dvsy.
Dr CIV. cons ..ea. . css,...
Del Mari. Rrsaows, cess~r Chsmb~rsa
Ts%. soi: a. sS.:.,
Mr. Dickie. nrosdway eorp~v L~onsrdSt
s..s ~ 4 S'1 sands: iss rsHes' corner wm..a
Aao SGssss ss H .u-sr, eD nrs css@
George D. Coz geshsli Pearl, CORNER ~ Ross st.
osssvus Pauus, ieo wlhsm a. bstvees Ans asd seek
man
u syme, sowery. corner Of wsl~-sss Bevsry, esrssr
Bond ~.
| &. sloane, in Bowery. corner Syrian g.
M. nbAsra IN Rewery.
~. ouio. sswrry, corner of Grand - asa Of
Henry ssd Pihe ia
Charles white, eos p-svi 81
WIN. vae knh. rgh. s4 Pearl S.
Mr. F0rteubseh, serr~v Ret and np6ssm sta
Dr. A. Merlin. 10 Cksahsm
Mr. Coiby, r~ari and vrsnhEort sss
AHep n fseer~~li sec Grand o.
James Wetr.A - 0rss< q
= scsrin ocrs-F Cssnsrse ESQ nsSssc~ ~
Dr. q. =. L~eoe, Ch~vvy nossvst ga
Dr. Kenn~dv. nis 0rsenwichu
S.sress Dr.r ssers s.i prss4vsy 60 n nsylss st.
49, sos< /. Pk~keIpAia nnens ChsrIsue~. w sp-
pcissed sgerss. ChAHAks WLpkNOW.
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Is y. CAmRnkLLh Pwa0a9,
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

THO COMs Um Era OF 1kGANE-rhe n
ssusive whclesls and retail establishment New
vc.h are AND RsONs Nos SIS Brosd~ sv where
the cksscesa approved srasds always be
M As1ersn kss band large supply 81 The spesdid
me Pseha Of Rgyp In accordance with an order received
from that fsscsiOssry tesW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
OBSTINATE COMPLAlNTs-DR CHERRYs

n =
" selebrsted Astringeni Pills considered infa
after the failure cepava Injections he
Over boxes have been sod without complaint
agent For gravel loss eeurol bladder PROSTATE
glands and oil affections Of the Kidneys these pills pre-
emnenty successful In female green
freguiary and suppression, they fail
feet health. DR. Cherrys pills the females best friend
For sale wholesale and retail by A. D. SANDS, 10
Corner walker and nrosdwsy cor Cres: and Pearl;
Bowery and Walker Grand and Bowery; corner
Houston asd Rowery; Bond and Rewery Canal snd
Hudson; and Burnetrs IS Sixth Avenue. In Phedapha
by Samuel p. Griffith, Jr.
Price 81 per box.
NJ Country merchants who desire to boy by the dozen
gross, will be supplied liberal discount, Pins
will be- warranted ts ihen to produce The desired effect
myll-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

rrx NEW vo.SeasEEfMuL,ScAAiE . = .ruvAorUarss
co. hsvs constantly forssle
Oil vtriol, AIpm,
nlsachk-g Salts, CoPperss,
Aqus Ansonla, Mprlsne Asls,
Aous Fortis, Nitric Acid,
Hlas vitrioi Manlsness,
And mssy other articles IN the h.e cftheir bcsrses
Orders win be received ~ their hsnkbng hQuss, Ne.
Broadway o. Il the their sgent, No. wes street.
n13iy* 9E0- y. GILBERT. AGeaG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

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p T I
Inin to the notice A
to IF
acendfcpr on,mndy
substance nayp
dww which IN Vegetable 'nale stn the MnealK m
a Ian Cnap state 0 e
SRoV Fh Es tD saus SaR %
chhmdea
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to
mdw seasswhs
lathe disorders
order p sf %pss:
NOT the
.sa.ss TS% =" stomach and '""'' and thereby cure and prevent disease ~
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AY 172 BROADWAY.

VISITING CARDS plsin writing the Italian and fancy
hands priHsd the polished German Porcelain Gard,
- procured Of Maiden Lase and Broadway
SHOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may BE- sees.
which uucosnmoRy thick, The silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mershsnu Comnsoa Cards executed with dstsess ssd
taste.
ordsr.
Brsss Door Plates, Knoekers, &c.
STOUT, corner Of Msides Lane
sleSu snS Brnsdwsv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

DEsrIsE E9NE.DEsrAIE on NOME !.
~ Hunters Red Drop 0nces-6 Division st. New Ysrk-o
Beaver st. Albany7 Hssover q. Bossss-and 24l Camp q
New - snly places In America where the Eessse
This medicine gives the prodgs chance To rspepl Yksu
sands have been saved and radically se suHeYin9 NJ
der the hands OF mposters by this medicine wiz
hearts are resdy 70 attest 10 ms value allow
ca De rserred to- proves itself 10 y the say
bottle will have the written u Lsvss OF whom
tackled.
Pcee u per phial. jes,~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

x5UO r1Rs~ToT,s. err. ~ us..r,tn. az. xx
lures complaint Of the orgsns
all renedes yet discossred ~ Ne above es.pis.u = b
V the most certain. sl-.I
makes speedy and permsnent sure, without the less
regard TO diet, drink expssure change IN spplcas~
busness. ~ -
We give .s long gsssLIsh reesmends Z. deceive ths
spesk for H. Oar ehjset softly wkers caa be hsA
ssd that tie proprietor challenges asgle case < ~
cent 0osohoea 70 be brought IN which he ixure WI 500
eject rapid cure, under afoveifure q go
Ihh disease that untossnassy psrvaAes III rsshs ~
they are ssw pesessed viii rsmedy BY which lkey eas
time poasble. tA M - - a - -
Fsrtherhe dsessecsssese esssr,esedn d.ss OF Ne h
ture istsken al aighton gotng 10 bed whes expssed
tits put In bottles, With n diressi~as scesmpsuyn~
bottle. % seule lasts week. which ge~eraah ssrss
Ycr sale only . DE- VIM r. Minors drug store, No. 10
bFcadway eerner OF Dey 81 rrankin nouss New Yeskt
asd st jones Hutchinsoc Of Chesnui and m ia
Philadelphia. sSLS1S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

i DIsCovkRkDi-Dr.f0E TTs Ersdiss,or sevrr isls
70 eradicate certain delicate plant n taken o.
SET single dose su1cientand II ef longer duration sn-
gle bottle gessally ssees Every ssied nay -
bis own physeisn for the directions ahfu ani
expressive, 90 10 enable the isdvdua dsass
VEL surs msscs o. preventing IL Isdeed tAessspds have
said that the prsvaepcs OF this
defny aecressed sce the been made pvhs
.n easy g. NE as.seh without ,asslng she brsssk.
FOR sale ~ A. D. b. Sands Fuissn and Wn2Ian
streets syne cor sowsy and WALKER St, and Bssd
and boweryJ hones, e<< Broadway, r. Rupet. 50
6h avssus In Phladephia, by .. r. 0rinth
rrce IL my1Lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
THE VICTORIA HAIR CUTTING ROOMS

THE YlCTOnyA HAlkCUTTiNG kO0ms
cor. Fulton and Broadway west side.-CLlkEHU0H
the above IN correction with his other
establishment, where ladies and gentlemen will sways lind
home prepared and arrange their hair In the
most prevailing style " fashion
eentlemens hair entirely original has been adopt
ed talented artists In London ana Paris and well
calculated oil play luxursnce aad beauty ef 6ne head
hair The de ign and execution have b. deomin,ted
scen6c art whether the pup the bar the s~nste
in sdds and
grsss whole Of u fete hsvans The true pho-
hzraresers the hair, that
WALLS The aes Tea, may be improved by "ihis est
mated g- plansn eoursensnce may Ne made
20 sppesr positively handsome. This gin Clrehugb has
emisep degree and acknowledged by thousands
whs changed under ss msgc OF bis tosch
Estrspce 70 the rooms first door from Broadway.
ie2 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
GILLOTTs ChLEBRATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

u CONSTANTLY hand, al the manufacturers ware
b~use 1eo Reekman large stock Of all his well known
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
These Peas under the perrin
tendence Of Mr. elliott! The public may therefore conf
IDENTITY depssd the maintenance Of those qualities which
have sbtsined for them great reputzeion!
b. Beware Commercials, which easily be detected
BY their unfinished appearance and ths inferior nannc IN
winch they put mp. moe-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
rJUNTER,s ANTI-MERCURIA SYRUP
H AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE TO persons sufJcr.

II AND HEALTH RESTORATlvE-Top persons sulIer.
ing from the abuse 0fnercury and the efec Of eerain dis
order mperfecty cured, with remnant Of the disease m
constitution, this medicine indeed invaluable This aera-
with the sypkliic and rhe umatsm wik
pains the bones sometimes attended with
tedious ndoen and croulous throas and
pains In the head discolora,on and erupon with
falling OF Of the hair, attended with debility
medicine, while ceanses and parties blood
particle ofdease at the time
te0 aids dgessn and mparts fresh vigor 70 The
whole syste reaovang and rsssrng the broken consn-
ton, when all other remedies Of avail
Sold al HUNTERS Medical OAce, No. Division street.
where the unfortunate call without fear sxposure Al
q ieIows-5s North Sixth Philadelphia; Beaver
st Albsny Hanoverst- Beston al Camp IT. New Orleans
asd in Louisville, Ky.
Price 81 per bottle. myi6ln-'
II EVISOH,B HUNTERS RED DROP-Thk
IL medicine the only absolute specific ever been
discovered for the Of the dangerous bad
company the Of which known when once
seated 10 the syem down from een~stion 70 erreru-
ton deying The sh Of the eisen physicians THIS
medicine h allowed by scquassed L. 10 be th
most certain safs snd expeditions hDown
Il roots vesuEe OF the poison the system in
few days. matter how old The he useS
with the greatest safety under
IL dees discovery from the most iemale there
IL restrictions Whatever laid the patient Sueh areat
has performed that Of the
sicians using In their practice. Every pkial Win
written signature Of DR. u. Levison OF WHOM Il
be obtained privately II all times.
Price 81 per phal. ieS-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
SsHSSE4sT g1L .EEeo,ygRg 2, s, NEW IRA a.

OERQEAHT TALE0URD,s NEW IRA
- 0EDr-J.A ". @. LAN0LeY, 81 Chathsn a. wis pub
lsh this morning, Friday The Atheism
ey IL ave acts by the sutbor of"Ioa." 12rso.
and will shortly be pubshed stereotype edi
sos Of Ryas Algebra revised snd coreced by The .uiber
TRUNK BOA K Ds-5o Of Trunk Boards, manu-
j. CAMPBELL 4 PERsSE,
les iw lie and III Nassaa Ct.
SEIxAs, u Cedar has hand very superior Iot q
~ old HAVANA sE9ARs.
100000 Noreago In half quarter, eighth and onh soses,
Which old ssd nigh favored, beang saau.
featured from picked tobacco.
No,ooo Ds<csmpsnerens,
$50 Riopsa,
sc.ocs Prnc.p Of III. seruins Novsl Tosscco.
Regain segsrs, Of gevernmcst factory At Hawai-
1900 La Norma,
49, Cspones,
le,ooe Princes Ladies' Sernrs
Alsc Trsbueo Dossmges, Pellops Moreno. and Congress
9<Enrr. which .
years-ali Tor sale Wholesale and retail.
~ y. Country merchants would do well by calling
my3sim. skIxAs.
ErkLIINGs F0K PAPEn Max Enp-ss, |Sl
IT - snd " inch kngihh Fengs suitable eyrsder.
CAMPBELL PKpssK
wvfsw tis spd ia Ns~~@sSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

RoOKsIsDnas, LgssTH 80 .ssw
" 10 - iia Nssssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

" preventing the hair from turni
PASTOR. Hair Gutter, nj No. I65 Gre
years experience, has found the valu
whicn h- recommends TO the ladies sns
who are troubled with asndruf, or To-
particularly To ladies who wear maRtill
can easily be perceived. For sale only
mylt.lms
The native American., 1838-03-17
Most important said the Frenchman, with
great emphasis

Most important said the Frenchman, with
great emphasis.
Mr. F. cordially shook the Frcnchman by
the hand, and said he would call on him in a
day or two. Hastily returning to the city, he
hurried to certain firm on the Stock Exchange,
informed them that he had just become exclu-
slvely possessed of most important information,
and expressed his readiness to communicate it
to them on condition that he should receive the
half OF whatever profits they might realize on
any operation they might have in the Stock
Exchange in consequence of that information
They agreed to his proposal; he told them the
result of the battle of Waterloo; they rushed into
the market and purchased consos to an enormous
amount.
The event verified the soundness of Mr--'s
counsel, and the accuracy of his opinions for on
the day on which intelligence of the battle was
made general, the funds rose to the amazing ex-
tent Of Is per cent--which is the greatest rise
they were ever known to experience. Mr.
F--'s share of the profits in one day exceeded
100000. He returned the next day to the
Stock Exchange, and very soon amassed large
fortune, when he had the wisdom to quit the
place forever, and went and purchased the
estate have alluded to, which he still pos
seSSeS.
The native American., 1838-03-17
THE PRESIDENTS LEVEE.
From the Correspondent of the Bait. Gazette.

FRIDAY MORNING, Washington City.
The Presidents Levee last night went off very
agreeably. His Excellency stood within view Of
the door of one of the smaller rooms near the end
OF the grand suite of company apartments, and the
guests shook hands with him, received word of
compliment, and then passed through the entire
range. The passages and the various apartments,
were literally crammed In the room next to
that of the President, stood Mr.. Clay. Of course,
he received marked respect. He seemed to stand
there sort of acknowledged successor-ac-
knowledged by the visitors, | mean, for it was
evident enough that he was there only by chance,
and detained in one place merely by button
holders.
The department of Mr.. Van Buren was ex-
tremely dignifed and courteous. have seldom
witnessed more unaffected grace. Behind him
there were numerous groupes of beautiful lockers
on, watching, and it may be, critcising, the va
rious presentations. Nothing could have been
more thoroughly republican than the scene, where
all classes were SO blended, conducted in better
taste, nor displaying greater elegance. The
crowd was so very great that it was hard to single
out individuals, but there was scarcely a person
Of any standing in any department, whether po-
litical, commercial, literary scientific, mecha-
nical now in Washington, who did not appear on
this occasion.
This Levee gave SO much pleasure. that trust
it will prove only the commencement of a series
1t is good policy in chief magistrate to encou
| rage these assemblages. Persons thus gathered
under the roof of the chief man of the nation, ant
all alike treated with kindness and attention, arr
the more likely to get in the habit of looking a
each other with cordiaty, and to feel in some de-
gree like brothers. Perhaps the next time there
will be some way contrived to get the lines as
they pass to and fro from jostling and interfering,
this is the only improvement to be desired. There
was band of music playing all the evening in
the rotunda, and from the gentle glances exchanged
between numbers of the fair and of the gallant,
who knows but many an example may grow out
of this occasion, to persuade Mr.. Van Buren, who
is known to be very agreeable to the ladies, that
at is not good for man to be alone.'
The native American., 1838-03-17
WESTERN ANTIQUITIES.

Every day we some account of discoveries
made in different parts of the United States.
Splendid caverns in Arkansas, rivalling the far
famed grotto of Antiparos; petrifed warriors and
dogs among the Allegany Mountains; ruins of a
magnificent city on the shores of fhe lakes; and
many other wonderful things, have been brought
to light by men who seem to have devoted their
time and means to such researches. Even in the
county of st. Louis, there are many spots which
are worthy of this kind Of research. We know
the fact, that on the River dcs Peres, at the dis.
tance of about seven miles from the city, there
are a number Of graves, which, from all appear
ances, seem to have existed there for centuries
They are on high bluff near whose base the
stream passes; and from their length, they would
seem to be the tenements of men who are far SUI
perior in size to those Of the present day. On
the shores of the Merameck River, near the town
of Fenton there was an immense cemetery, con-
tanning several thousand graves, all of them re-
markably small, the largest not exceeding four
feet in length. The cemetery is enclosed
and cultivated, so that the graves are no longer
visible We have seen several articles which
were found in the field, having been overturned
by the ploughshare Among the articles were
several pieces of earthenware, well glazed; small
bowl of earthen, remarkably well executed; and
particularly lower jawbone, i'll size that Of a
child two years old, but containing the teeth OF a
man of fortv We were informed that before
the cemetery was enclosed and cultivated, there
could be seen at many Of the graves, head and
foot-stones, with Inscriptions on them that none
could understand Louis Com. Bulletin.
AN OLD MAN.-We saw, on Saturday last a
the Clinton house, in this village, man Of the
extraordinary age of one hundred and ten years
who was on his way to New York, where HI
has children. His step was firm though not ra
pid-his limbs free from that trembling whicf
usually accompanies advanced years. and his eyes
unusually bright and piercing. The next morn,
ing after his arrival in town, he quantity lnqu'reo
of the by-standers if there was not some sPris,uy
damsel, not more than ninety or one huhuieo ".
years old in the place, who would relish jig
as he felt like shaking the feet llttie ior recrea
|tion: and to convince those with whom he was
lconyersinp. that he could do as well as say, h
commenced dancing with SO much activity, as t
as,on;sh the spectators. He could tell 'har'
warn, as the sailors say, but as we might arous'
The credulity of some of good readers, by re
lpeating them, we drop the subject.--Hhdc'
Journal.
The native American., 1838-03-17
Printed by ). c. DUNN for the N. A. Association.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS.-Subscripon for one year. So so in advance,
or $3 90 if paid at the end of three months For six
months, 81 so il. adoance. Advertisements inserted at
the usual rates.
All letters relating to the pecunary interests Of the Pa
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JAMES G. DUNN.
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Those subscribers for year. who do not give notice of
their wish TO have the paper discontinued at the end Of
until countermande and it will accordingly be contin-
ued at the option Of the publisher.
The native American., 1838-03-17

Sayings Of Sam Sick.--Socety is something
like barrel of pork. The meat that's at the top,
is not so good as that little grain lower down;
the upper and lower ends are plaguy apt TO have
little taint in em but the middle is always good.
IF man don't hoe his corn, and don't get a
crop, he says it is all owing to the Bank; and il
he runs into debt and is sued, why he says the
lawyers are a curse to the country.
When feler is too lazy to work, he paints
his name over the door, and calls it a tavern, and
as like as not he makes the whole neighborhood
as lazy as himself.
guess if you were at one of our factories in
Lowell, we'd show you wonder-50O gals al
Work together and all an silence! don't think
our great country has such natural curiosity as
that-I expect the world don't contain the like OF
it; for woman's tongue goes so slick OF itself,
without water power or steam, and moves SO easy
on its hinges, that it is no easy matter to put a
spring stop on it, tell you.
The native American., 1838-03-17

wise man of Gotham, who CHANGED TO be
! lille deaf, looked in the glass while speaking
to see how his voice sounded to other people.
The native American., 1838-03-17

A Good One.-A few days since firm and
honest old republican came into our Office, and af
ter subscribing for our paper, remarked, Il have
not acted with those who have distinguished
themselves as the Wing party, but have ever act
ed upon democratic principles. supported Gen.
Jackson, and voted for Martin Van Buren, but |
am satisfied his measures are wrong, and am
now opposed to him.
But, Sir, from what you have already seen of
the effects of Mr.. Van Buren's measures, what
think you will be their ultimate tendency?'
The old gentleman pondered for a moment, as
fat a loss to find terms to express himself, and
then remarked: why, sir during the admnis-
raton of Gen. Jackson, the universal prosperity
that pervaded the country, prompted us to plant
hickory trees in token Of respect for his great
public services, and the high estimation in which
we held his democratic measures; but under Mr..
Van Buren's management of affairs. think we
are in fair way to suppant our hickories with
,ceeping ,oiAloCsr
Volumes could not better express the sentiment
entertained towards the destructive policy Of the
present, administration by the great body of the
peonle.-H,sason Riuer Chron.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-07


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pedas'hn law directs. fordfIIl,ioapaeii !
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lI.utlu' by lhn captains Of thc strength
1nl condition NJ their comn1nys The
commissioned uul n1n.cummmssunaloi.
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cons %. security. fbe following parcels
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south rehabilitation twenty eight
i1 township etabtaI range ono west.
the westmIIaI observation-disclosures
section twenty eight township 8
olrnrcme wtst,lHr .oulhhNDof tho
south udf orlhc cast hpIfoftho mouth
oaet quarter and the south hlIl Of lhr
west IuIr Of The north east quarter N
section twenty eight in township 9 o.
ranre one west. Containing three
hundred and twenty acres, be the same
moro OF less. And will make to the
purchaser or purchasers, as good title
of conveyance as am authorized &c
do by the said deed Of trust.
JOHN G.. OFT, Trustee.
March I, 1888. 4l-5w