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Nov. Isis.
MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued Sy the
subscriber at the old sland where ma,
be had at all times.
MONUNENTS, TOMB T,2BLEA,
TO1iB-STONES, HE.3RYW-
J4liBS, 1L2NZZESP.2INT
STONES, WULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. He is
also prepared to lurnisl WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS.
&c either Of Ma.ble, Lime or any kind Of
stone that can be procured in tins vicinity.
~ Having had considerable experience
IN the business, ne pledges his work to
'e executed in as handsome a style as can
'e furnished from any yard either in tie
MY or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRATM ARMSTRONG
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-2S
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DISSOLUTION.

THE coparlnerrship heretofore existing
under The firm of Armstrong e. Huges. ia
the tone cutting business, is by mulua
consent dissolved
T.. ARMSTRONG.
7. HUGHES.
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asthma,
Here is Tie Remedy.

mt,s me uurlnrnsUmr.
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OREGON.

The accounts from Washington, arc, that the
British Minister has made a proposition to ou'
govern ment TO settle this question on the basis oI
the 40th and that the President had sent the prop
ositon to the Senate for advice-tho Senate had
advised to It's acceptance by vote of 3s to l2-
that treaty has been made upon that basis and it
now before the Senate for its ratification. The
upon the subject says
The proposition submitted 10 the
Senate did not consist Of general heads
merely for on arrangement, but is in
efTecl the full draft OF proposed conven.
,ons which draft was assented TO by
The Senate without alteration. The
treaty 10 be sent in will be conforms
bIy lhere,o--fixing The 49Ch parallel as
The boundary between The territories oi
The two countries, from The point oI
that parallel where The pre- sent boundary
terminates 10 the middle Of the Sound OF
channel that divides Vsncouvel's Island
fromihe continent, ,,hence along the mid
die oflhat channel, and South wardly
and Weswardly through the Straits OF
Fuca 10 the Pacific. The navigation Of
his Souod or Bay TO be open 10 both
psrlies,and The navigation Of the Coum
ba up 10 Main Srar', and up itsNorth
Brsnch to the 49 parallel Of latitude
10 be free 10 the Huhson's Bay Com
psny. The terms alluded to by Great
Britain are not quite so favorable as those
offered by Mr.. GAIls,ln in 1897.
Mr.. Walkers response 10 the call Of
The Senate, on the subject rf finances
and The Tariff, will also be submitted
this morning
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The Odd Fellows Of Trenton, N, J
subscribed Sl4 .OO0 (or the erection oc a
splendid Il ali 70: the use Of the iIsternity Of
that city. The course Of this useful inslI-
tulon is onward,
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ASO Acres.

This tract is warranted and surveyed in The namo
of John Banan jr. an excellent vain Of fosslferous
iron If inches in thickness runs through this
tract of land and is only mile from theSusquehan
a river and canal, and is miles fiom Danvllc and
from Northumberland Seized taken in execu-
ton and to be sold as the property of Samuel
Creigh.
IRAN DER ShG
Shift. Office Danville June l5 1916
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AOS Acres

and allowances great portion Of which is
cIesrsd \snd In good slate Of cultivation,
here is on the prsmises two story frame
house, Bank Barn Stream of water pas
ses through The farm good spring covered
with sIone spring house near lhe door o
The dwelling house number out houses
good apple orchard with choice fruit. Or
'he premises is also sufficient quantity o.
first rate meadow for the farm, late the Es
tate OF SAID deceased, situate in the town,
ship OF Mon,our and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danvile May 81 ls48,
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q Acres.

strict measure, adjoining lands Of John
Spsyd and lands of John Basiion, &c. late
the estate of said deceased situate in the
township of Flshlngcreek and county atore
said.
JACOB EYERLY, tlerk.
Danvile, May 27, 1867
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4tEA Of July.

Pursuant to notice given, meeting Oi
the clH:ens olOrangevllIe was he at the
house oi Richard Brewer on The evening
oi The l2sh inst for The purpose Of taking
into consideration the manner oiCelebraling
Me 4lh of July 1886,
The meeting being called TO order, the
following persons were appointed to pre-
side over lhe deliberations Of the meeting.
Isaiah CoHner President T.. G. Ricketts,
and alfred Ho,OeH Vice Presidents Il. r.
Carpenter and d. ". Montgomery Secre
larIes
ReSolued--That K. Il. Carpenter aud Al
fred Howell be committee to provide ar
Orator for the day.
Resolued That Benjamin Jones, S,ls,
S,ackhouse and DR.. q. W. Lou be con
mutee OF invitation
Resoiued That John Covanhoven Esq
Richard Brewer A. b Stewart Henry Ml
Ter jacob Carey and Samuel Be,z be the
commiue of arrangements.
RcSoued That the proceedings Of lhi
meeting be signed by ;he officers and pub
hshed in the Columbia Democrat.
Signed by The .Ucers.
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LETTING. 6, G. .

Proposals viii be received bv the Con,
missioneIs OF Columbia County at their Of.
fee in Danvlle on Friday tho 30 DAY #
July next between the hours oi 10 o'cIork
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ Of said day for
building bridge over Wshouing creek
where the river road crosses said creek lead
log from Danyil'e 10 Northumberland,
The abulments are to be built Of good
stone "a feet Algh from low water mark, II
feet long e. s feet thick at low wa,er
mark, the wing walls 10 each Of sutiicirn,
dimensions 10 secure the abulmehts. The
iupcrslruclure 10 he lross bridge Of ont
spann single track 60 leeI between the a
oulmenls built and flushed on the same
plan that the canal bridge is next below
BY order Of the Commissioners.
+. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
Commissioners Ofce }
DanuiIie, June 9th 1916
ALSO--on Saturday the 4h day of July
next between The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
aud 2 O'Clock p NJ. Of said day Ptoposal'
will be received 10y the Commissioners o
Columbia county at lhe Esther Furnace 1t
Franklin township for building a Bridge
over Roa'ingcreek where the public high
way crosses said creek near lhr Esther Fur
oare in said township.
The plan and specification will be exhi
biled on the day of letting,
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Z, MENDENHALL, Clerk
Commissioners Office, }
DanUi,Ie June, oh lS46.
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b a r b r r S II O p.

and armed himsclfwith razors and shears to wait
upon those who are so fortunate ds to b, accepted
by the government before their departure iIe will
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at mc.-Razors-:Shcars andScis-
sors, repaired and put in order at short notice and
warranted.
JOSlAS +. BELL.
Boomsburg, June 1916
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In 'Folsom's Mexco,' printed in New
York in 1912, i. is mentioned tha. steam
boat 1scended the Rio del Nore in 1920
above Camargo GOO miles, nearly to Re"
vcia about 800 miles from its mouth
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y q Y | C f..

THE United States and Mexico are now atWor
and thousands OF trecmen volunteering then
services, to subCue the stubborn spirit Of Mexico
but the subscriber Being one of those, whose ser
vices would not be accepted on account of his mfr
Imities he has rented room on Main Strect,nearlv
opposite Albright & Menges store, Ms
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Public Sale.

In pursuance of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on
Thursday the second dag Of JuIy nert,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon. JOHN BEA-
hER, Administrator, &c. of ABRAHAM
BEALER, late of FIshingcreek township,
IN said county, deceased, will expose to
sale By Pdbllc Vendue, upon ,he premises.
certain 10, or piece OF land, situate in the
'ownship Of Flshingcreek, in Columbia
county, bounded as follows viz --beginnng
at post thence south fifty four degrees
East seventy perches TO corner.-thence
north 'hIrly"slx degrees east sixteen percbes
20 black oak CoIner-thence north G(ty-
tour degrees wesi seventy perches to post
rorner--Ih9nce south lbirly,s,x degrees
east sixteen perches 10 the place Of begin.
ming, containing
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CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
certain due bill for the sum of ten dollars payabl,
to Charles DiXen, and signed 10y the subscriber al
having received no consideration for the same
shall refuse to pay it.
j. NJ. FOWLER
June 20-lSl6.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE;
Tie Estate Of isaac KLINE late ofOr

Tie Estate Of ISAAC KLINE late ofOr.
ange township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters oI
on The above mentioned Es.
tate have This day been granted to the sub
scribers. All persons indebted 10 said es
tate are hereby notified TO make immedl
ATE payment, and all those having claims are
requested to present them properly anthem
licaIed, to
MARY KLINE, Administrative,
HIRAM Il, KLINE, Administrator
Orange township, May &c, lst6-6w6
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RG s2s Acres

more OF less, about 25 acres of which is cleared
land but no buildings thereon late the estate Of
said deceased, situate in the township of Derry an
county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk
Danvllle May 9th, 1876
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E0QxDESC Sesge.

H. pursuance of al Order of the Orphans Court
n Columbia county, on
Monday, The lOM day cj Augua
next at 0 o'clock in the forenoon, Samuel KIsner
Guardian Of the Minor children Of William adams
late of Madison township, in said county deceased
will expose to sale Ivy public v'ndue upon the
premises, certain tract of land situate in Derry
township, Columbia county aforesl nd, ali dining
lands of Thomas Adams and land formerly Of
John Adams now Peter Mofher & others contain
ing about
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Public Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Cf The Orphans
Courl Of Columba county, on Saturday the
27yh day Of June next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, Jacob Denote administrator &c
of George Whilenigh, late of Madison
township. in said county deceased, will ex-
pose 10 Sale by Public Vendue, upon The
premises. certaiu Tract Of land situate il
the township ofM sdlson Columbia County
adjoining lands Of Samuel Richards, Reu-
ben Wilson, John Christian, and John Beta
couanicg one hundred acres and ailowsn'
ces about 05 arces of which is cleared land
whereon is erected frame House andBanL
Barn, with good Apple Orchard and oihe
Fruit Trees on The premises.
Late the Estate of said deceased situate i,
The township OF Madison and county sfore
SAID
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
DanviIIe. Nay 26 ls46
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From the NorrIdge work ME journal.

From The Norrldge me. J journal.
We publish lhe following, as among the
many evIuencet which we ale constantly
receiving OF the increasing popularity Of Dr..
Javne's ExpeclOrant. We have no lnteres,
IN 'pufhog It--any further than we have p
desIe ~ promote the health and happiness
OF our feiow-cteaIurcs who are wasting a.
way with those complaints, for which this
| medicine Is an absoIure remedy. And in
'a'Ilng the attention of the public 10 l., VT
ieeI tina! we are 10 the faithful discharge O.
our duty.
New Por,land, Nov 4, 1912.
Mr.. PraiI, Sir; wish YOU to send me
3 bottles Of Jayne's Expeclorsn,, and in this
'onnec'lon. would say. that deem il an
invaluable Medicine, and an article that nu
Aniiy should be without for a single day
have used II for two years in NV family
and have always fouud it a quick and eff
''enI remedy for tiRhiness of he lungs, pro
dnced by long protractcd colds. which prc-
luce The shot' hacking cough, the premonr.
Tor "i EonsupmI'on,n which II SO lrfquenp-
terminates in this climate. II prnperly
'nd searonahIy administered, it Will ehectu
"lF break Mp the most violent fevefs, So
requrnuIy "onscqnen; upon them would
nos' cheerfuIIy recommend thus me licrne 10
ne public IN all cases Of that Eature, as Ia
yalusbe
JOHN II. WEBSTER
CHOLICS and FRET TING of IN
FRTS.
Every mother should nave Javne's Car
mlnalive' II is he very thing Nhey need
tor their chlldren,as il Immediately cures th,
'holc. and aIIays all irritation of The stom
,ch and bowels.
The above Medicine are for sale a,
The store of
JOHN r. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
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Saturday The mn day of July neat.
at o'clock p N. The following property Ito
wiD. A certain tract of land situate on Montour
Ridge partly in Liberty township Columbia Coun-
r. T., ,enI "o-'l" in Northumberland County. Boun-
Iuu On inc west 10y tract warranted in the amc Of
:, norch'" N'n,'ina oy the ncrth by Sirp-:y -
Rob sOn, on the east by tracts Warranted in the
name of Of Robert Evins and William Bonsons
and on the south by Lemars aud others, contai n
ing about
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Goosebeuies may be kept ill winter, j
picked when green and put in sealed bot
lies.
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SKeriG'S

WbY virfde Of iieras Iicias to me directed
Eb will be exposed to public sale at theCourt
house, ia Danville, on
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TRUSTEES sale.

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust to me execut-
I'D ed by William O'Neal, Sen'r, will sell
on the 10th day Of February next between the
hours of nine o'clock, A. VI. and four O'Clock,
P. NJ, at public vendue 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the following describe ed property: to
wit; Commencing thirty-fve feet south from
the north east of town lot number six
hundred and seventy nine, running south along
Fifth stree. to the south east corner Of said
lot thence west with the south boundary line
of said lot TO the south west corner Of said lot /;
thence north along the Alley, twenty-five feet:
thence on line parallel with the north and
south boundary lines Of said lot to the place
Of beginning: lying and being in the city of
Burlington Des Moines county, Iowa Terrific
rv-also, the following, being and situate IN
the county and Territory aforesaid and known
and described as follows: the north half Of
the north west quarter Of section number
twenty-four in Township number seventy
north of Range three west, containing seven.
ty-eigh. acres, and bounded as follows, to
wit;-ali of said quarter section which lies
north of the middle of the channel of Flint
Creek. Sale to take place in front of the
| Clerks office. A. d GREEN,
IAN Is 45-34-5t Trustee.
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New Goods.


THE undersigned has just returned from
L the East, and is new receiving y fresh
stock OF
FALL IND WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the following:
Prints of every variety. new styles
Alpaccas, lawns. III sr.noes and ginghams
Shawy, large and small
Linens and cambrics
Linen and cotton table cloths
Ladies' satchels
Hdkfs, cravats and suspendcrs
Pilot, beaver and broad cloths
Cassimeros, fancy and plain
Satinetts and KY. jeans
Flannels, wool and canton
I.inseys, fancy and plain
Fancy wool cravats
Brown and blcached muslins
Tickings, drillngs aud checks
Fire MKT and fancy yarns
Hosiery, gloves and mtis
Blankets OF fine quality
Thread, needles and pins.
RM N'M @ AND CAPS Of fashion.
able styles
ROOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs of all
kinds and blacking and brushes
QUEENswARE, fashionable and assert
GROCERHEs--Su Sugar, coffee and molassca
Imperial. gunpowder, young Tyson and
black Teas
Madder, copparas and Indigo
Castor oil, catsup; mustard and pepper
sauce
C~eoa, laisns and dried cnrrnnts
Tubs, buckets, &c, -ALSO-
FISH OF various kinds, all oil which are offer
ed at very reduced prices for CASH or pro
duce. NY friends and the public generally
are invited to call. THOMAS HEDGE
oct g. 1920
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Ten,Der;anCe.

The meeting on Saturday last was re-
m,ka5ly we'll attended. considering the
almost impossible state of our streets
Mr. THuRsroS delivered a very effective
and appropriate Address; al the close oil
which, a Constitution was presented and
adopted. The pledge was then circulated,
and signed by large number present.
The officers of the Society are: DIR J. F.
Henry President; J. G.. EDWARDS, Vice
President; GEO. PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
and Messrs S. II. .THURsToN. J. F. STE
yrx., d. McINrlRE, H. X. EADs and
-. Directors.
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-, ,o,ld not honorably

=. President could not honorao'y
th, me .n,rsnder 10 any foreign power
oas' . ., s 10 which, in his "p'nlon'
,ay sel'"' clear aud unques'ionable right
mich n,;s he demanded the previous s. aaeI
% Ills demand was aas" 90 y. e ,.hls
ion !. resolution wa. laid on me 'ao on..,
ssd the S.aafe on the l4'h, Mr. .7'lsn
10 the 70 introduce his joint 'neen-
diary 1 rMova expressed his surprise that
NJ .. should. while chairman OF Inc
The oe" ,ss on foreign relations, 'h'nk pro-
so"" nn his own responsibility and !, WIN II !.
pei on . ~, single member OF the
oa' cue ';,,,e. introduce such q resolution
eofnm oh, the circumstances sutticien'
lie u'o"sn Senator leave. OF course,
have W." |,.;tI,nden introduced a preamble
M .o,n,ions. giving discretionary pow
100 '' -. pre.iden, to give The notice. - :,
m .r.., consideration was postponed WI
!. 10Th Of February ,,f ,hs
I'd. Hause went into committee ot 1ile
!. ~ ,ner III. Journal was read. MI
S ~..,on spoke in favor Of giving me n. no.
Nan'0 messrs Gordon, Brinkenh:G, ane
a acf:..,,corth iollswed on the same si'e.-
m =, ch;nman made a humorous speech
y. o ~h;ch The COMMITTEES rose.
'e Ca " ,hs 18Th. in the Senate no public
=" Of Importance was transacted
' ,, IN early hour the Senate Went into al
n"r,;y. session. after which they al
LINED lined over to Monday the 10Th.
p rhe House, after some prellmlnar!
,.;"s., wen, into committee of tn
. "hoJe on the Oregon question.
M.,srs Cooke. Bedinger, Morse an
/ D.sbin expressed their views. MIR BE
y y though. if The Ilo'spurs in III
r u"s,e would only curb their fiery spirit
..I o;ys time, the dark cloud which no,
..%. =. would soon blow over. w
s.,s always been Of that opinion. ~
..,;J Ina. The whole subjec. has becom
- ,,ale that very little attention is PAID
=. .neeehes. After the committee rose
| 4. House passed some resolutions OF II
ouiry and adjourned.
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Burlington, Jan. 90 '46-36-3t Admir-.
Boot and Shoe MakHmao

TINE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of burlington and vicinity that
he has commenced the above business in all
its Va rious branches. He is prepared TO make
work in his line, from an Infants Shoe tn a
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most
fashionable style-out Of the best materials
that ca be had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in The business in some
Of the best Shops East, he feels confident OF
pleasing II those who may give i'm u call.
BISHOP on MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe & H,ckok's office and three doors south
Of the old Post Office. OLIVER COCK.
jan 90, 46-36-6m
Gazette Copy.
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Some persons apparently believe that
Il. mass Of Mormons are going to leave
N,uyoo and vicinity in the Spring. We
h,,e no such belief. Some OF the leaders.
,bo are in fear Of the halter or State
arson. will be likely to leave; but at
..,, 70 900 will remain. We have good
.n,bori,y for this statement; and we will
here add, that in our opinion, the Nor
,on troubles haze just commenced. We
will risk our judgment on This declaration.
Snnrnn,o Journal.
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WI Goitor-As many citizens think that our
r.'ent Marshal has not had the benefit of sell.
- NE lots since he has been in office. and the
n. MARSHAL will reap the benef, Of the sell
ri, " ,he lots for the year 1874, we think i.
u. a." oe but doing him Justice TO re elect him at
"g election MANY VOTERS.
Il r , Editors-Pleasc announce the nnme
Alemiah white, us candida. for CITY
-" Al the coming election.
a "e'sr' Editors-PIease announce the name
AM. Reed, as a candidate for Alderman
"e' ard at the ensuing election.
vi ns Editors:-Pleasc announce III. name
ar,h., n, Eads, as candidate for Civ
~ tho coming election.
Editors:--Pleass announce tho mama
lion "a - marker, as a candidate for re elcc.
Sled shs e es sAce Of City Recorder. Mr II has
ieisll,,a y, oiice creditably to himselfand bene.
ssI..,. 70 the City, and we trust he NAV he
10y large majority.
n. LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE
ii sss Edi,ors:-Piease anoounc, sho n,.
.dldsts. - g. Cook and Luke Palmer. .s ca :.
sAlw. aldermen in the Middle NJ
!. ~, 81 e.. MANY VOTERS.
leune. Idfors---You are authorised 81 49,
mc,y R..a =. wishsman, a. !. Candida,
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NOR SALE. The Farm well

NOR SALE. The Farm well
Il known the Carter Farm, is now offer.
ed Tor sale. Said farm is situated 81 miles
south west from Burlington and consists Of
33l acres, about $50 acres good timber and
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cutiva-
ton. There is erected upon the farm frame
dwelling house in excellent repair, also, an ex.
cellsnt we'll Of water; there is growing upon
the premises an orchard Of Apple Trees "a por.
ton of them in bearing condition. Said pro.
misses are we'll fenced and in fact il may truly
be said that tho farm affords every indncement
to the lover OF Agriculture. Fer terms apply
TO L +. CORDS.
jan 2246-35-tf Agency Road 7,
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y administrators Notice.

M Office is hereby given that the under
Y signed has taken out Letters of Admin
istraton OH the Estate Of Noah Parish, late of
Washington county Iowa, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment TO the Undersigned,
and all persons having claims against SAID es-
tate are requested to file the same in the Office
of the Judge OF Probate for Washington coun.
ty, Iowa, or with The undersigned, within
nine months from this date.
JACOB HESTF ALL,
Burlington, Jan. 90 '46-36-3t Admir-.
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TERRlronY OF Iowa, COUNTY OF Henry, IS
District Court for said County; March Term
A. D. 1876.
NATHANIEL B. HoGG.
surviving partner OF
the firm OF In Chaneery, Petition
S. Bowman s. Co. for foreclosure Of Mort
gage.
j sEpH REED and
Thomas SMITH, Senr
YuNIIE above ma med defendant, Joseph Re ed i,
is hereby notified that petition is now
pending in the District Court Of Henry County
as above entitled, the object Of which is to
foreclose certain Mortgage given by the said
defendant to the said firm Of 5. Bowman & Co .
to secure the payment Of FIVE several pramis-
s,ry o,es. given by said defendant to said firm.
and praying that the pla ntiff may recover
the amount due on the notes that said defend
ant may be barred and iorecoscd his equity
OF redemption in the mortgaged premises, and
that the land mortgaged, to wit: the half OF
the N f or. and ths L half Of the S E or. OF
Section % in Township e N in Range w.
+. KlI.LPATRlCK, Clerk D c.
| John T.. Morton, BY A. LorsrEicH,
Sol'r for compl'nt. Deputy
| Jan. %, io46-35-6t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-29

NJ Lditor-P lease give notice in your paper
~, % VIII lecture next Thursday evening,
ssn' so'h,) at Union Hall, on the sermon de-
TO- med by Mr Parker, at South Boston, May
.',a' ie4l Those who are interested in the
Ssiecscan then have an opportunity 10 know
ar my opinions coincide with these ad.
'heed in the above sermon.
Yours. respectfully,
e c. SHACkFORD,