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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-16

WORMS! woRMsn woRMs!n woRMsgl!-Mor.
WORN LOZENGEs.
have used shermans Worm Lorenges with success
than other vermuge and recommend them with great
confidence
GALEN HUNTER, VI. ID, los SSth Avenue.
certify that Sherman's Worm Lozcnges have cured
children OF pas caused worms and that they the best
medicine IN
J. II. MONIES, % Bedford ct.
shermans Worm Lozenges failed destroy the
in few hours. have used them my family for the last
year. and can recommend them 20 All parents.
JACOB BROWN, ~ Eleventh st.
Dr. ROGERS says he other verruifuge ia his
practice and has known medicine universally
cessfu.
DR.. CHURCHILL, one Of the most distinguished ply 81
clans in Philadelphia has adopted their in his exens
practice, from full conviction Of their intrinsic meri
The Rev. Dr. EASTMAN permits To add his testiuon
10 The Thousands Of others who have used these celebrated o
renges with ncvcr-faliug success.
For sale a Os Nassau street New York; and Wesmin
ster street, Providence, X. ape
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PASSAGE FROM IRELAND. ne.
JA6H ,nBAsshGE 70, ANp IRON ,EEgLASr

-HfH =, pAsshGE TO AND IRON ENGLAND
passage from The Jieren, ports q reduced rates
be given emants BY different agents throughout the
parts Europe and in Liverpool by Mr Herdman
Of the firm. being the SPOT 10 attend TO those
VINO engaged BY er friends here prevent delay
often COMPLAINED Of
Letters will Ne forl arded and passages b. secured
Liverpool by the regular packets sailing the Tth sh
10TH and Of month"; throughout the year Also
London the i 18Th and goth each month"; by applying
BY letter, (postpaidO or 20 the subscribers,
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South,
one doer from Wa u
" ID. Drafts be obtained foh arge small sums pa
bic SIGHT the National Bank Of ireland and its
the Provincial Banh of ireland and its branches by apply
tig ~ above. feiT
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BROWN & CO.'S


BROWN & CO.'S
a THREE DOLLAR HATS No. IFS Chatham Square,
- corner Mott street. apt. am.
HATS from Mols.tin Flush and fine Natria, vseb re-
price Of So at lis Chatham square Of Mott street
adOrn the he's and improve the All Gales for cash
Which precludss the necessity q charging good customer fe
price cash system by which enabled to furnish better
hat than other establishment for the price IN
senng these hats 20 the public the sk they have
reached the umaum OF beauty, durability, chcapnes and
comfort TO the wearer. ias-3mN
n ECONOMY rs wEALTH.-Elegant short nap Mole.
skin Hats AT the low price OF $500 established in isss
These Hats warranted to retain their shape and color All
Also artcl, at So fer The price cannot be .rcee
ssr assortment 3 ss as1 cay insap
x~]S and varieties GREENHOUSE PLANTS, Bouquets Of
~ks FLOWERS, &C.. for sale by T. BRlDGEMAN y, corner
Of 18th streets and Broadway, Immediately north OF Union
Also, Tic s,h edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS As.
slSTAN on every DEPARTMENT q. OF Gsrdsnng AMI ohsf
cinty Of New York. aIaim'
A TEACHERS SITUATION WANTED by a Young
n lately arrived from Europe who is thoroughly ae'
quainod With the Classics Free ch German, Mathe nscs,
Algebra History, and geogrsphy lie y also competent 20
mIart Musical tuition, Violin Flute and Guitars and Is Will
ina himself otherwise useful Any family wanting bis
assistance in the above capacity will find his very
and his references satisfactory hne addressed W q
r., at this office will meet prompt ATTENTION. apiSst
BILLIARDS. ExERCIsE FOR HEALTH oNLY.-A
BAssFORD fully informs his friends ~ ts vcinl
known Broadway Hail. with tables whsreh vii
he happy those who wish play purchase tab an
there are thirteen tables ready Coz trial Tables Of every Dc
scription, cloths, balls cucs wax Nc Tor sale a. v
respectable and the esi assortment Of tabie
ia
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BRISTOL.
ME6F@ Ths o. stssm;Rsip GREAT iunI. WESTERN
N4g hG5ss power appointed to sail, for the
'ss% fFs February, 'r is;h Nav s!s,e E1A1
81 81 !s S:sss::@es.. :; q $ $$::s::
and aft and the state rooms greatly enlarged
The passse Al parts 81 ship reduced to $40
For freight or passage other information apply personally
fef I'm RICHARD Train. So Front st.
.&SN FOR FOR LlyEhP1oL L,ne5ReE9Inr z rssSst
apt N b. Palmer 900 tons, viii sail as shove
For sh r or uIsasaea
of Wall street, or to = vco,r,Ns "a
Price of Passage sl2C, with vines;
as All s D 5s r
THE RIGHTS OF THE s5 PE9FLE ARE NOT TO BE
s.F:s
s
setf ss'
per VI sp At he E. a
s s 6 sS wss Ts TspGsGn will ill sy
m,ays o'clock NJ, and Albany Monday. W ednesday
the steamboat business for the last fifteen For passage
marty Np''' . D JOHN BALL, No. ,O4 Barclay ST.
INDEPENDENT DIGESTION LINE FOR ALBANY
ssssTayl ~. Tie Steamboat r KosCIUsRo, Capt D:
1i !St
Mondays WEDNESDAY and Fridays at O'Clock, A. M Re
at o'clock, A. M. until further notice.
Fare dollar.
The Koscusko is the only day and only opposition boat
on the Hudson rer and will continue to run the above
route long she tanned by generous public.
For freight passage, apply on board, to
ap7y HAWKINS x WILLIAMSON 81 Westst
NEWARK AND NEW YORK.
a&s1 ea The splendid new steamer PAssAIC, Peter
IfSTrys w. Martin, master, having been handsomely
assZ fitted up for the season, will running
Tuesday March 10th and leave iolows:-
CENTRE WHARF,, NEWARK. FooT OF BARCLAY N. Y.
y o'clock, A ~. 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
u o'clock J. ". - -. O'Clock, p. NJ.
FARE, ISL Gents.
The steamer aJaic remarkable for speed performing the
distance in hour and half and
each trip.
Ladies will find this route and particularly ad
vantageo the inconvenience Of changing from ferry
with baggage avoided The Passac cabins
proprated TO their attended by chAmbernad and fur
nislied with berths and every convenience.
Goods and freight taken reasonable but only at the
risk Of the owner ma0
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a ONE PRICE HAT sTORE-EHEODORE CLARK
- corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets, after many
experience in business and after repeated and untrng efforts
to attain the object confidently believing that he has al length
succeeded in msnufs article which fail
the APPRECIATION all who will take the trouble exsmin- a.
This article, 10 which the attention Of the public
geeialy nvited satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheappes
durability and comfort, II be SURPASSED the
New York In addition 10 the usual variety Of Hats and CAPS
he also keeTs hand family Fur Hat OF superior
guakty, which he can afford at -FOUR D0LLARs and this
Hat for past has the
unqualified satisfaction Justice to his friends well
HIMSELF makes proper for him 10 say, that he sells for cash;
the losses from bad customers will not have 10 be
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at the
old established stand, where the asking price always the
selling price. apii an
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EA TO LET.-The three story brick House No. tis
GIfT Houston eplee with every for
X scnteol family Apply door ti5 Houston street.
apis H.. X COLLINS co. So South vi.
k-x TO LET, NEAR WEST PoINT.--A Cottage con-
VIM tanning nine rooms with stable, wsshhoue, and
Gen den. connected beautifully situated the Highlands
hundred feet from the banks Of the Hudson fifty
from New York City. For further particular enquire Of
apl4 ST. WIN. b. COZZENS. America Hotel.
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COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs.-The Patent Arms
~ Manufacturing Company Inform the public that
received from thsir mandatory number Of
Shot Guns OF air charges EACH which they ccn6deny re-
commend 20 the notice Sportsmen equal
and finish TO any thing imported and, from repeated expert
meats they satisfied they viii throw superior
gun manufactured.
AisoC arhnes balls shot Rifles OF different sizes
and Pistols, from pocket 70 holster size Percusios Cap
OF superior quality Powder and Shot All OF whc
offered al greatly reduced prices al their
way. ma SIN
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE-The subscrI
her respectfully Informs his friends AVID the m lie that
this aud spacious establishment Delightfully."- situated near
the and steamboat wharf completed and orep
for the reception Of company The house has beea reodded
and much improved the NJ aud arranged with
rooms communicating To accommodate large and small fami
lies IN the comfortable Those who break
ns housekeeping nr the purpose Of retiring the
uY respectfully invited 70 visit this delightful retreat
the proprietor prepared 60 make with
miles on the most favorable terms Th above will be
Quoted the most liberal principles for the comfort and
convenience II guests Several families have already
will have the choice frOrms.
Very large accommodations have been made for h9ses
carriages Also recently erected. haihag house, togo
with variety Of other auscmcnts calculated entertain vis
tiers IN a is lie not surpassed.
apl5iw' e. y. RICE.
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LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
t& ~ 49, So

To sail the ls 10TH and 2oth o. every & s S
will each other the order which they are name
calling from New York and on e ISIS
Ios 20h London the 7th nth, ahd 2I Of every
month. thIouhout the 49,,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
THE NORTH AMERICAN
J.. Is. RYAN, PvkIisksT.

I, issusA every Irsdaadsy. sndsr the ssPefih-
..sssnea Of an Association oG Gentlemen.
Tfrns.--oss dailar ard fly esais for II mshths,
.ps ssl.N tor s,gh, raspahs, kfy esats fSf ieuf
-~suths. parable Invariably in advance.
~ Laitss on Business, communications for
rasica,ieh. Ike. &c. must be addressed TO the
PsAitasr. anG Foat.paid
~ Those forwarding FIVE new Subscribers,
~I be sa,tlsS To sixth copy gratis.
NJ Advertisements oOnspieuousiy inserted, and
ss reasonable terms, particularly for these who
alhsr~iss Faironise the paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02

Upper Town Of Quebec, .
Lower A" 2
Orleans, 2
Montmorency,
Saguenay,
TplaL 81
The time drew near when Sir James
Kempt was TO leave the Administration oil
the Province. Some attributed his resign
alton to his foresight: that the views OF The
Eng lish Ministry on the financial ques-
ton OF The Province, would not meet the
appreciation of the members Of the House
of Assembly, and that all his schemes Of
cancellation and harmony would very soon
prove useless and discre dilable 10 him as
statesman. Sir James Kempt has, with
great truth, been ranked among the most
cunning and the most conciatory in ap-
pearance OF all the Governors that came
10 Canada. He knew well that the pre-
tensions OF the Ministry in England would
meet the IN ost stern opposition on the part
of the faithful Canadian Commons, and as
he had pledged his word, TO a great extent,
both in public and privately to bring about
final and amcsbIe settlement Of the e.
nancial question, he could fine no better
way to get out of the difficulty than 10 be
recalled and superseded by man unem-
barrassed by any pledge. On hearing
that Sir James Kempt was soon TO leave
them, the radicals, who knew him not,
called meetings in different parts Of The
country to express their regret at his de-
parlure, and their appreciation Of this Ad-
minstration. One Of those meetings held
in the City Of Montreal and which was at
tended by people Of different political
creeds, was presid ed over by the Speaker
OF the House of Assembly who made ar
eulogium of Sir James Kempt in uncom.
mon praises. We venture the thought
that Sir James must have looked with
mingled satisfaction & astonishment upor
those men who enjoyed the unbonndec
confidence of the people, and yet wer,
singing praises Of his official acts. W.
doubt not that the common people wer,
toleraby well satisfied with Sir james
Kempt's administration, after having sui
fered under the tyrannicaI rule Of Englisl
governors (,he short administration of ST
Francis Borton excepted) ever since 1918
Sir James had so pseihed and allsyed tn
irri,ability of the Legislative Council, a
10 cause that body at last TO consent Il
equal representation he had also rein
stated, or promised so TO do, some OF III
militia officers and justices OF the pese
whom Lord Dalbousie had SO arbiiraril
turned out OF Office. But what we mos
wonder at. is the fact that the leadinl
men Of the radical party, who must hav
known the exaet ground on which 81
James Kempi stood, could join in approx
ing the eosduct OF a Governor who a I
Dalhousie, had declared, that, ss long a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15
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laf % Co., ganpl eaHaH Nai0
H NNNFf
OaH rbm Haaiag II oHiv 1870
Tn D.eflus Hni. % HHl Iha as.
Half H0WhNHH VaWHfl aaNfh4lE Hlh
ef lHHaf, saagH 'HHy. l1HH
ahIa aIghls mHra oHa, Haai
~ Ng s1Id f8f f.H asas ou Had poo
rHy
n. FtNN0f 4 90
soy 30, aa-ii 70, e. sls
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- NnIlElrnnIa ~.

A Will. etp0aa % fale 90 ihe highest
laf. or eash before ihs Court
H .uof 10 lha town of Canton, Made
inty,
q e Third Monday IF Oe'olsf, 1910,
Tho following land, 10 will The wosi
bali, southeast quarter. section iiileenf
east bali, northeast quarter, section
tweniytw0i west half, southeast quar-.
tor, section fourleeni west bali, north.
west quarter, section hlfeeni south half.
west half, northwest quarter, section
fifteen; south hall, east half southeast
quarter, section fifteen; east bali, south.
eaN qaaFiof, section lweniy-iwoi west
I haii. east hbii, south osrquaner.s section
/ fifteen; north half west half, northeast
quarter, section lweniy.two; north half,
west half, southwest quarter, section
( fourteen; west ha1. NORTHWEST quarter,
=, s.... 81. l,g.g.l.,,.-
eight, range two, casts north east quar-
ter. section twenty-five, township seven
range one, east.
70 be sold 10 satisfy tho taxes on said
j property.
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y III N W. - y
July TO, 28-4l Pr fee
CORPORATION TAX SALE.

.
-slsss s.y sS..4.s WIN. s.As~- ~ 49, Il. ~. ~
u bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On Monday The l2h day Of October 1910,
A lot Of ground at the north end
of Liberty street, running 400 feet
east, thence north to the line, and thence
400 feet west, and from thence to the
beginning, containing ten acres, more or
less, being the property on which Mr.
VIM. Jones now lives.
ALSO--Lot number four, in square
number one. To be sold for the take:
Of Lewis Campbell
II. liAYMAN,
assessor and Collector fer Corporation
July IL, 1910. 27-35
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TAKEN UP,

pY the subscriber living Al miles south
- east Of Livingston, DARK Broacn
Horse Mule, very much marked with the
gear; no other marks or brands percei-
vabIe, supposed to be 4 or 8 years old,
which to owner can have by paying for
rrITs uuVUrttsvfiEuut
GARRETT GOODLOE.
July 25, 1910. 29-tf
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

u oFfGE~is hereby ,g:'cs tS shusu ius
=. = = |egss;ad il. tho estate Of gFi.l,aa
Boyle, decd, that the undersigned will
appear before The Probate Court Of Ma.
olson county 90 the fourth Monday Of
September, 1910, 70 make final settle
'ssa'.' r assasa .sYsesss ~ s-s-.. i.ra-.--~.
where all those interested in tho settle.
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HNt ftraa eli iHa above stalled i4
ID m I.ffel, ei'I ftp nWlH.le
.e, I'D aaH, before Che aa0f Of ib'
CmNHaH.0, 10 ihr f0en 0G Canlol
Oa Mniag NJ con aag II Jalg, iaio,
Tha h.iuWina purcell " Hni, io wIf
b thinning DHa Dols saulh. oIttH
efaa SEA-. lfem % hickory and ESQ
mcas and ihe aonhWefi CORNER
northeast quarter IL section oights u.
township niue, fange lhfeofaaHi lhaoe
north eighty Two ani q bali dcgfool
east eighty Ioiestoas'ako thonce south
eleven degrees west forty poles e q
stake thence south eighty and hall
degrees, west eighty poles % D small
post oak bush nj me road leading from
Cnnlon 10 Moofo's BuHani Roles Ferry
thence north eleven degrees east, al0ni
tho road 20 Bglef Ferry forty poles, g
ibo tgg'a@aa eealalnng WeulS
iatfeA
Levied on az the property of defend
ant OgIosbg, and will bc sold e satisfy
4ret4iastsFs dsA4Gsl ecas. -..,...e. .4..... /.
S. HAMBLEN. MH.
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TRUSTEES SALE. /.

OF canton,
n ne Fifsi nSS7a1i q T. S'sPltn5sr i8I6i,
80 he fc4SSos.'sgs < tgset or psreel of land;
ingip.C heetsy. eeaaty, TO wit: the eest
half of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty-one, township eighteen, range ten,
east; also, the following tract or parcel
of land, lying in Carroll county, to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter
of section fourteen, township sixteen,
range five, east, containing eighty acres
and thirty-six hundredths, also, The fol-
lowing tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in Holmes county, 10 wit: the east
half of the southeast quarter of section
thirty-six, township sixteen, range four.
east; and the west half Of southeast
quarter Of section thrty-six, township
sixteen, range fourteen, east; and the
ousl half VI the southwest quarter OF
section thirty-six, township sixteen
range fourteen, east; and the west hall
of the southwest quarter of section
thlrty-slx, township sixteen, range four
teen. east; and the west half of the
northwest quarter of section nine. town.
ship fifteen, range five, east; and the
west half Of the southwest quarter, and
southeast quarter of southwest quarter.
and west half of southeast quarter OF
section four, township fourteen, range
two, east; the east half Of the southeast
quarter of section five, township four
teen, range two, east; and the south half
OF the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter of section three, township fourteen.
range two, east; and the east half of the
southeast quarter, and south half OF
easr hali' of northeast quarter Of sec
Jale2- Sou. ,.aa-.Sl
east. Together with the following slaves
Tor lie, 70 Wit - $50 = Z 's'' ''''
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A bei 'fsasbsf''
g lssa.laa lbs
i'og y applylaaaia Ms.
juue q, 1910
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apf virtue of the above stated cases
SS to me directed, shall expose TO
'1-~- sss,--r .s,'.-s's .s.s-a.s,,s~ s->.s.
-dnors Lathe tqBn ol Canton, -..... ........
On Monday the 7th day Of September 1910,
The following lot Of land lying in the
Town OF Canton, beginnlI II0 wards
south Of the nnrth-west corner OF .eaql
half Of southwest quarter Of section
nineteen, township nine, range three,
east, running along side said line $50
yards, thence east 245 yards, thence
north $50 yards, thence west to the be.
ginning, containing fourteen acres.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant 5. Thornhill, and will be sold Il
satisfy the above stated cases and cost
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
! By JESSE Brown, Dep'y
July 95, 1886 GPr fee sea-
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

E1Y virtue Of an order of the Probate
D -coar,, made at the Apriitesm 1910,
/. the nndegsgnsd were aegointed Com.
mlssloners, TO receive and audit claims
'agSiHss ~siro estate oi g. r. @hSsmvyy,
deceased, reported insoIyeni. Notice IS
raarefJfe,, il5siieDy Efrvir, 70 All fG,eresiuI.
that we will meet al iatham's Store, at
Beatie's Bluff, OH the first Saturday in
each month, for six months, where all
Interested may attend
'''''''' - Tif'fsS Lf.f--. see T"
HARNEY LATHAM,
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,-N1~ W. Ss
NlcksDurg. July a, 1910. ZO-.of
Insolvent Notice.


FENElE undersigned having been APP
- pointed Commissioners on the es-
tate of Joseph Harrison. decd. reported
as lnsovent, by the honorable Probate
Court of the county Of Madison, at the
February term, 1870; notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims
against said estate, that the undersigned
Commissioners will attend at the store
of McBlair in the Town sc Sharon. on
the first Saturday in each and every
month for six months successfully for
the purpose of examining and auditing
all claims presented against said estate.
klNSMAN DIVINE,
VIM. JOINER,
JAS. NJ. BAKER,
Commissioners.
April 10, 1910. l5-6m
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sIIERIrr,s sALn.

Madison circuit count Norember term, 1870
Robbins, Painter & Co
vs. Al. plu. fl. ia. on bond.
Enloo Johnson & Co.,
Bede Johnson Ct al,
2. B, Pope Kirk s. Co
VS. Alias Il. Ia.
Bedo johnson,
ERY virtue Of the above stated cases to
AP me directed, ! will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton,
On Mondaytl the l7th daycf august l84o'
The following tract or parcel Of land,
to wit: The west half Of the northwest
quarter and the southwest quarter Of
section one; north half and southwest
quarter, the east half and north half OF
the west half, southeast quarter, section
two; northeast quarter of section three,
township eleven, range three, east, con
tanning one thousand acres,
ALSO-The west half, and west hall
., 'he cast half, of section five TOWNSHIP
eleven, range t6uf, east, containing Ioui
hundred and eighty acres.-Contaiuing
in all fourteen hundred and eighty acres
more or less.
| Levied on as the property of defend
ant Bede Johnson, and win be sold to Sd
tisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'G,
By B. r, ALLEN, Dep'y
Jplv 4 $3.50 Tpr feo Gtel
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mY yirue.of the above stated cases to
NJ me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday he l7h dayof August 1910,
All the right, title and interest Of de-
PENDANTS 10 and TO the following des-
cribed tract or parcel Of land, to witt
The east half, southwest quarter of sec
ton twenty-nine; west half, northeast
quarter, and northwest quarter of sec
ton thirty-two; northeast quarter OF
section thirty-one; east half, southeast
4;---. Al:-s.r ono. Vest half
southwest quarter of section t%thty,
nine, all in township twelve, range five,
east, containing in all six hundred and
ninety-nine acres, more or loss.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy plain
ttfs debt and cost.
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HWFn af Nalf
49, 5hHg. pmlFi iN'
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rII4taa. maa.h.p slet.H. bnfH
a.l nmh hIL aa# halh mb'h.
ef.u0Hl Ha'l hH.f 'b
.mar m.h.aeal quarter '
iHgt. nsf4hlp eIoyrh. mnga
.a..n. rasf. west hall H1Hh.we llaf.
f.r.alI H8flb hslf east haIf nut.h."'
.a0Uaf adafrn one, town hlp icH mneo
bIsa. sas.. s1uih half cast haIf nohh
rratuHaHah seetlou $50, township i'h
#aas hfah, eaai.
lryed en- I'D lho properly of dricnd
ont o. PHILIPPE, anl @iIl be cold &c
satisfy lheaboyc stated caso and r1si.
q. HNNBLEN, SlE
ByIrssa Blows DePi
bly aa. $685. lptG. slGi
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Tbs sale o. the above described pro-
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day Of September, 1910.
S. HAMBLEN. Shg
By b. r. ALLEN, Depy.
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