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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
ALL NATL THE TRIUMPH! THAT
:.Ss 81 FiCKART'S CATTLE POWDER
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are tes,iiyins to its Efficacy!
"Th. mercifm .atn is Kind to las B,ast.~

"Ths mercifai hul is KIND to las Bsaa."
4 FTER years of study and experiment, by
n the Inventor, to compound from pure
ItS.fG6!e materials Powder that SHOULD and
MUST take the place of the thousand and one
trums gotten up and palne upon the public
tam Remedies" for the of all diseases which the
rate creation heir TO-, he has produced tn.
h-al,ns this advertisement. None he genuine unless
bearing our FAC SMILE signature The demand has been
such that its sae has been chiefly the State
OF Pennsylvania; but We have now consummatel such
arrangements that tosuppy the
r.c i've from other states If the JHion.
knowing this Powder 10 possess all The curative prop
,-vs here st forth, DEEM fulsOmr .ade Of word.
unnecessary. f." ,st.re t.at VIII secure
f'@ ready sal- Ern- composed Of pure vegetable
ingredients, b. safely and j.Idcously given to that
noble anin the HORSE, at NIL seasons and ,gnt,rs
IT. effects are no 's' iHpernJ If the sytem creating
bloate carcass Ill premature shedding IF he hair but
the other hand it strengthens the Iiou purifcs the
Blood rIatrs the Urinary organs. thereby improving
and protecting the whole ply steal condition t. animal
even "hrn in an apparently h'a'thy STATE, and oyt.
insrENPER GL,HDsEs FOUNDER sTAGcEEs
SLsBBEgI>G EE,vE5 EoTTs CnOLIg
lNpLINID LrSGs YALIow W,Tlr
r,meiy Tor their NEAT CATTLE laboring under IIopF
DISEASES. IolLw ,ay. and other the i,ay comp amt.
which they are liable fun suppression of the natural
secr-t.ons
MICH COWS are much bcneftrd by occasionally
mixing with their siop Feed. II has tendency TO
strengthen the animal, remove AL obstrnctons the
IN TX tubes. promote all the secretiOns. and
adding much to the strength Of the ANIMAL quantity and
quality OF her blk, Cream and Butter
liOiS during the warm seasons constantly over
heating themselves which results ia their ting
Ulcers Of the Lungs, and other parts. which naturally
has tendency TO retari their growth In all such
q table spoonful, mxtd in bucket Of swi and given
every other day will speedily all difcutcs and
the snimal will soon increase in Health and Fat.
Who OF the tens cf thousands Of This country having
either the other If the animals which this powcer
benefits will BE- 50 nsgariy and unmerciful to the
tra>t, and just 20 himself no. 70 give it trial
We coutcntly predict that wherever it introduced
IT viii be as permanent in That Stable, and eemed
essentials, as the Currycomb and Brush Themselves
,-.- hGtN7-DANIEL D. GCLDIN.
.lnt. uI ASR0tts SlOrc.l Z ,,.s s.,.I Ia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

ScH0o1 DRIVERS nearly printed and for
~ .aIe a. the rtroaiek. Office,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24
lth Of July Celebrations.

The friends Of Temperance in Lewis
burg have obtained the consent of Rev.
pr. Malcom, President of the University,
to deliver an address on this great national
question on the 4th of July, in the Chapel
of the University, at Q o'clock A. NJ.
l. N. Loomis, Principal of the Univer
sty Academy, has also consented to pro-
vide suitable Music on the occasion.
Friends in town and country arc invited
10 attend.
%A General Celebration of the 4th
is contemplated to be held in the Grove
near town in the afternoon Of that day. A
meeting for making arrangements is called
at the Town Hall this evening.
p0-Mr. GEssNEE will give Concert
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music at the
University Chapel, in the Eecniny of the
4th-no charge for admission.
These, with the limestone Cave in
Dry Valley, will form a bill of fare of suf-
fcient variety for the most epicurean
patriots.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

JAMES u. CHAMBERI.IN, of Buffalo Tp.
is recommended as proper person to lead The
Wing column al the next election OF IsrOtla.
OnOtary Of Union county. AS 10 his ability
to perform the duties of that Office, none need
have any doubt, as all who are acquainted
with him can testify. knowing as l do his
ability and esteeming him well worthy would
recommend him for that office.
A Coon Nun.
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INOR Bnildcrs.-The most complete as.
i sortment of Trimmings for Buildings ever
offered. at L., X. H. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

TALL WuEAT-Mr. John King, of
Kelly township in this county, has left
with US q stalk of white blue-stem, sir
feet three inches long, crowned with good
head of grain. Kelly against the County
P.S. Before we could get the above
in type, old mother Buffalo is down upon
her daughter Kelly for presuning to claim
superiority in anything in the farming
line. Mr.. Benz. Lohr, tenant on Esq
Cameron farm, brings US two stalks of his
wheat, one siir feet four and a haJ and the
other SIR feet sir inches in length. Kelly
must try again!
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LUMBER.

Straw Gcods..-SPr;ag 1873.
YHH subscriber is now prena-ed IN e,.
L hibit to Merchants aud M;iine,s his usual
heavr stock Of Ladies and Misses STRAW
and SILK BONNETS. STRAW TRIMMINGS
and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; Palm-lear.
Panama and every variety of
SUMNER HATS
.or 'entlemen which for Extent. Variety and
beauty of Manufacture. well as unisorn,v
close prices, viii he found unrivaled
THOMAS WHITE.
No. 81 SoUrH SEsosp SrRr.r.
Ieo' 'i-''h4oi Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

NOR the LADIES-Every desirable style
and quality of Dress Goods to be had at
very reduced rates at the old stand Of
J.HAYES & CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

"A County Maine Law meeting is TO
te b ID a Northumberland, 4,h Of July
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

nOWDER.-For Blasting, II. F. G. and
Canister Powder, and Safety Fuse just re-
eeivcd at b. h. d NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-24

Rcpresentative.-Tof the P.opLe othe
Caion and. Juniafa DistIct.-i was greatly
pleased to see in New Berlin paper, some
time since. the name of HENRY W. SNY-
DER, OF Seiinsgrove, for next Member of the
Assembly. There seems to be a general
satisfaction with his name. among all with
whom | have couversed. His sterling merits
are too well known 10 require any eulogy at
my hands. Let US elect hun by an old lash.
toned Snyder majority. LEGION.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE:
Charges cents for each insertion of L. linz

Chdrse-s5 cents for enea insertion Of l: E"e'.
10 the Wig Electors Of Union County.-I
offer myself as candidate for the Office of
PrOtAOnOtary, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Wing County Convention,
and If nominated and elected will endeavcr
TO discharge the duties Of said Office With i'm
parlialiiy and fidelity.-June II, 1853.
CHA'S tAWIEY.
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THAT'S AND CAPS-Moleskin, Panama,
II Chinese and Lcshorn Hafs-S,lk and
Fancv Cloth Caps AZ low prices b HAYES,
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JOHNS & ALLEN,

HAvING recently added 10 their stock Of
Hardware, a.e now offering for sale, cheap
as can be purchased in Ohio,
90 boxes axes, Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
vis' and Quinn's, all Of which are warrantedi
% doz, Ames' and Rowland's steel and cast
shovels;
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter and COW
chains; .
20 doz. Mill, Crosscut, Hand, PANEL, Rip and
Wood saws of the best manufacture.
800 doz. Table Knives and Forks.
J. & A. invite the attention OF house keepers
to their stock ofTable Furniture, particularly as
il is much better than is usually sold in the coun-
try.
90 doz. Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
100 doz. common ~latches, with and without
bolts.
10 ps. Oil floor cloth-rich cOlors.
% do 81 enamell'd cloth, very heavy and
cheap.
8 do green, black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing irons, selEheatins and com
mon.
100 doz. Butchers files, assorted from 3 to IS
inches.
100 doz ch'sels-arming, morticing and cor
ner.
so doz farmers chisols lind gouges.
IL doz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, to
screw or drive.
100 boxes glass, s BY 10 to "a by 10.
80, 200 lights sash, all sizes.
800 lbs putty IN bladders.
80 tons best Juniata Iron.
lotions best do nails.
Call in gentleme ., don't be afraid orthe 'Ncw
Firm yol shall be treated rs kindly as ever.
Nov.a, 1853. lysi
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Look Here Citizens !

nON'T alarm yourselfif we do sell cheaper
IL than at any other clothing establishmen in
town. We have clothing Of all descriptions,
such as Dress Coats, Frock Goats, Over Goats,
and Bob tail Coats; fine Shirts and the latest style
of Hats and Caps, besides a fashionable stock Of
Cr-vats, Neck ties, Collars, Handkerchieis Sc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
oil sold cheap, and they are WELL MADE. -.
You NAV figure till you are gray, and you will
not know how we sell 80 cheap and save our
selves. Our over coats from three dollars and
upwards are not to be beaten for warmth, price,
and quality.
~ we want you to call and see US, whether
YOU buy or not. Our Store is the next door to
Mr.. Mc'MahanS. Call early belorc the crowd
assemblies.
H. ASHER.
Ashland, Nov, 80, 1883 2S.tf.
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Auditors. OFFICE, Ashland, Nov. 90, 1859.
II STATE OF OHIO, }

ASHLAND County, SIS. lii hereby certified that the foregoing is arue
Of Lands and Town Lots being and lying in The County of Ashland, delinquent
for The taxes, interest and penalty, Of the years A. d. 1852 and 1863. All con.
ceued, will therefore take notice that fthe tax, interest and penalty charged there.
on be no paid into The County Treasury and the Temurets receipt produced there
for, before the end Monday of January, A. D. 1854, then in that case, each tract or
by or part Of lot, so as aforesaid delinquent, and in said list described, on which
The tax, interest and penalty may remain unpaid, will on said End Monday Of jan
uary next be, at The Court House exposed Cr sale, in order to satisfy such taxes,
ntecsta and peushg and said sale will be continued from day to day until each and
eyerv tract, o bi Of land specified in said List shall have been disposed Of or offered
for sale. SAAC GATES, Auditor oil Ashland County, Ohio.
N. B. Many petsons owning lands or Town Lois in The foregoing List, may
have paid their tax, interest and penalty On The same, before the second Monday Of
January next. Such persons need give themselves n o uneasne"' as we will com.
pare The list with the Treasurer books before selling the same; and all who have
paid previous to that time will not be included in such delinquent sales.
Nov 80, 1855. l. GATES Aud, Ash. Go.
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PETITION TO FORECLosE A MORT.
GAGE.
In Ashland Common Pleas.

Smith u Sloan
In Ashland Common Pleas.
A. E. Coble.
PURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
Sale issued in the above case from the Court
ofcommon Pleas Of Ashland County, and State Of
Ohio, to me directed, l will expose to public
sale at the door Of the Court House in said coun-
~ on
Saturday the 3lst day Of December,
AID. 1898, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. M. and iour O'Clock P. M. Of said day the
following described real est'te, situate in said
county, to wit; lying in the south west ang Q Of
Bells Trail and the road leading from Ashland to
Hersheys Mill, beginning at the corner Ofsaid
tract at the ju% notion Of said roads, thence south
fifteen degrees, west ten perches and fourteen
links, thence north eighty three degrees and
thirty minu'es, west sixteen perches, thence
north fourteen degrees, west fifteen perches and
eleven links, thence to the place Of beginning,
containing one acre one rod and eighty p%erches.
Terms Of sale: Cash. J. D. JONES, Sh'f.
Ashland. Nov. 80, 1858. 2stS.
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Ashland Mercantile School,
UNION SCHOOL BUILDING, ASHLAND, OHIO.
WILLIAM ". GRANGER, Principal.

TINE design OF this inatltHt OF Is to he purely
a Mercantile school, ulofding 10 individuals
thorough and practical training las much 30 as IN
actual b~usiness) for the duties Of the counting
room and the various business pursuits.
The 6ourse Of Instruction arranged from trans
actions drawn from real life, and written out in
good business style, ennbraGeS Double Entry
Book. keeping, as practically used In the different
departments OF trade and tomnierte, including
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Baking, Man.
ufacturing, Shipping md Steanboatihg, lndivid.
ual, Partnership and Compound comPah5 BUSH
ness, ialso, Mercantile Arithmetic cofrespon.
dence, %Penmanship, Political EcOhohy and
Commercial Law.
Tho average time to complete a course Is some
~ weeks, and applicants can enter school at any
time and receive individual instruction. Students
are unlimited as to time, and have the privilege
Of review.
Terms for the sn,irs course and diplomas in
adv nee, ego.
Stationary costs from % to %. Board can be
had at from o. to $3.50 per week.
Ashlabd, Nov. ~, 1859. TT-u,
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NOTICE.
Martin A. McHose &
John Van Nest Pl'fs
Petition in Foreclosure.

Martin A. McHose 81
John Van Nest Pl'fs
Petition in Foreclosure.
Henry France & Su-
sanna Franse DeGts)
TIENRY and Susanna France will take no.
III iice, that on the 7th dayof November, A.
b. 1853, plaintiffs fled in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ashland County Ohio, their Petition Of
Foreclosure against said Defendants. setting forth
that on the and day Of June 1853, Defendants eE-
scu,ed their mortgage TO one VIM. Scott, upon
tho following described real estate, situate 10
A shlani County Ohio, to wits In Lots No. two
[ Q and three [Sl in the village of RowSburg to
secure the payment Of four pronlissory notes,
due on tho 03d days of June 1858, 1854, 1855,
and 1855, respectively, which said notes were
assigned to Plaintiff, one Of which said notes
Is now due and unless Defendants appear within
siS weeks from the publication Of this notice and
plead answer or demur to said Petition, Judg.
inent will be taken for tho amount due on said
mortgage and decree taken Tor the sale Of the
inoTtgsged premises.
KELLOGG 4 ALLISON Sol. PlRS.
Ashland, Nov. %, 1853. 6w9e,
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III 1t is not often that we allow ourselveaio speak
in praise Of any Of the patent medicines Of the day,
but owing to the many testimonials Of praise that we
hear daily concerning .MAhstsr's all Healing oiHt'
mert, we must needs say that for ourselves We have
never used or seen a medicine as in name so uppllea'
bic as this medicine. 1t is indeed truly astonishing
TO see what virtue is impaired in SO simple, yet pow
.rsful a remedy. For Buns, Bruises, sealds, all disea.
OF the skin, and innamations, we believe 1t has no
parallel.
Call and get Pamphlet In the hands Of Agents.
For sale by Dr. N s SAaPsELL. 2w24
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undet ianed has been
appointed Acmin %istrator Of the estate OF Jacob.
Noggle deceased, late of Mohecan Ashland couh.
ty, Ohio and ali those indebted 10 said estate In
any wise, are requested 10 make Immediate pay
fnentj and all having claims nKainst said estate
will present them legal, authenticated wjthiRsne
year. gb
November s,h, 1858. sw2b.
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NO lille nIrIzENs nE ASHLAND.

TINE undersigned will stop for a short time in
Ashland, for the purpose oftaklne Portraits,
giving lessons in Drawing and on the Guitar
Rooms over Fay's Store.
Ashland, Nov. 80, 1853. 2s'tE'
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Nrw advertisements.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE.
IrP There will be an examination OF Teachers held
In the Ashland Union School Rooms, on Saturday,
December ., 1859, commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, Of
said day. Also, 4 the same place, on Saturday, Nov.
s. 1859, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ: OF said day.
We will require OF ca h applicant, a certificate o. mo-
raj character. We request all applicants to DO In at
tendance punctually al the hour OF beginning.
These are the last examinations which will DO held
during the present autamn. $50,
Novmber 30, 1859.
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Mr.. & Mrs Robson would express their gratitude
to the members Of the Presbyterian Chureh OIL ASH
land, and others, for their visit upon Thankssi'ins
day, and the delicate and appropriate and sOuhuah'
manner in which they manifested their kind regards
They were also much g~ratifed with the visit DINA.
ny lambs Of the flock upon the subsequent day May
the mutual affection thus encouraged strengthen lot.
ever In the abodes OF bliss.
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Rocks that are hooks!

THE undersigned is now receiving a large I'D
i ditiOn to his former stock Of
BOOKS g. l0MERYo
PleOte give US a call at the did stand, formerly
occupied as the Post Office (abovo Sanpsel
house) where we shall be extremely happy to
exhibit cur stock whether you wish to pufehl. 0
'r otherwise.
We intend to make IL our business entirely
hereafter and shall spare no pains to keep up
fully with the times and TO supply the reading pub.
lie with every thing useful and valuable IN our
line, and at as low prices as can be bought in any
OTHER CITY in the Union.
With POTTER.
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Cash for Pork.

All sizes Of Dressed Hogs wanted al the Ash.
land Butter Store. TIE present season for pur.
chase Of butter closes this day. The subscriber
their butter the frat day Of April NEXT.
!. Aahisnd Nov. ., 1885, i51
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE!

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATEl
TNHE subscribers will offer fer salej on Thurs.
L day, the LIST day Of December, A. ID, 1855,
between 10 O'Clock, M, and 8 O'Clock, p. M a
Farm containing 200 acres, situated in Milton
township, As Iand county, about 81 miles south
wtst Of Ashland. Sale will be made on the pre-
misses. The land is Of excellent quality, WE'LL
watered and wcl-timbered. The sale will be
subject 10 the dover estate Of Mary Kelley
Terms made known on day Of sale.W
. PATRICK KELLEY,
WM. McFADDEN,
Executors Of the estate cf Felix Kelley, dec.
October 20, 1859. 6w23
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John :. Taylor1
In Wayne County Com. Pleas.
Augustus Eddy =
& Oran Eddy:
Pursuant 10 the command Of a p~lehrieus 6. "a.
issued in the above case from the Court Of Com:
mon Pleas of Wayne County to me directed l
will expose to public sale at the farm Of Samuel
Nloiter, sr., in Lake Township, Ashland Cotnty,
Ohio, on Saturday, the Goth day Of November A..
D. 1853 between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M.
and four O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day the following
goods and charlcs, to wit:-one dark brown
mare and sucking colt, one Red Roam horse colt,
two years old, one dark brown horse colt, two
years old, and one iron gray mare colt, one year
old. Terms of sale, cash.
November 10Th, 1853. PISA
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NmW 9AEOoNr.

II DACHERER, At the old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above the
MeNulty house. keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of good things, except intoxicating drinks,
which can be desired by any one fond Of good
ng. June 20, 1883. Off
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that q petition will 10
iy, Ohio, at their next 'ession 10 December, for a
county road, commencing a. the east line Of Sec
ton seventeen, at tho road leading from Loudon.
vile to Frederick in Hanover Township, and coun-
ty Aforesaid, thence running hhuriy South East
through The lands Of Blackmorc, Tumlihson and
Thompson, and running nearly East until 1t enter,
the count, road leading from Loudonnlle to Mt .
Vernon, near the Southeast corner of neetion
twenty-five.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November ., 1859, gw25s
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ATTACHMENT II
ESTITE OF ISAIAH CRotIsr.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

UUHNASA VHs'o NUNHCb'
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
IN have been appointed Administrator OF the
estate Of John Smith, decd, late Of Cleatcreek
township, Ashland County, Ohio.
EZRA SMITH,
PURSlLLA SMITH.
Nov. %, 1853. sw a7S
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Hlerfbunts, &t.
9CHoorl


CHooh NOTICE'
TIME attention of tho Teachers aud Local
School Directors Of every Township In Ash
land County, is respectfully called to
ctoJdor d,O yoriac NJ Ar;thmatinc
p0iIUo vi n~lilnuoii.e'
BY JOHN r. sAoDDAhD, A. m'
Prest Of ts OHivsrsHy @ 1fortAern FsnHsyipan'a;
Comprising the JUVENILE MENTAL ARITH-
MRTiC, l24 cents; ~ PIP. for primary Schools
To precede the AMERICAN INTELLEcTU-
AL ARITHMETIC, 20 cents jl64 PIP. an extend,
ed work designed for Common Schools, Sem!na-
ries. and Academies.
isToDHARD'S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC,
half bound, 40 ceuts.
STonnARD,S
cloth, so cents,
This work embraces every variety OF exercises
onnronriate 10 written Arithmetic.
ST0DDARD,S PHILOSOPHICAL ARlTHME-
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~NGANMNN&MT ANsTo

A LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS, returned delinquent, on oath, by James W Boyd
Treasurer OfAShland County, Ohio, for the On-paymet Ofte taxes Of 1852 ant 1858, hgdh-
er With the interest and penalty charged thereon, by r@non ofsidd delinquency
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DONATION VISIT.
The Members of the Presbyterian Church Hope
velD and others, request Mr.. Moody to accept a Do
nation yisit on Thursday, Dec. 8, at II o'clock A.
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Milton Township.
Clearcreek Township.

2427 north east pit north W 32l 43 4 90 4G 0 Q 81
2425 north pt south west 80 "a 80 10
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A LBERT II. NIcoLAY,.. AUcTIoNEER.-HIGH-
"A lands shrewsbrry.continu., alton mortgage SALE to
the highest bidder Of the balance Of beautiful
Known as seheneks estate situated at the Highlands Of
Albert Ncolay will sell at auction Wednesday, July
1883 at IL o'clock at noon at the Merehant Exchange
Wall street T., by oroer Of the MORTGAGE without
tate situated at the Highlands Of NsversnE N j. as fol
lows
LIST The balance Of rs eligible building lots VARYING in
@ iron 81 20 e" eet roht and rear and from go to 4i8
I'd sehencks Highland Pavilion together with sbou.
from Sto acres Of land in high state OF cultivation
frame 2s stories high and contains parors dining room
kitchen, pantries and Is sleeping rooms.
Also frame bui dins separate from the house, used
bAr ABOUT Nx5u feet WITH sleeping rooms head.
Also frame building used pin alley 90 feet long,
two alleys with the necessary furniture, 30
for and the building sites Tor
beauty of scenery ling fin. view the ocean;
also small frame house and lot, With right The
highlands OF Neversnk celebrated for their
and romantic beauty health nc The beach dividing the
Atlantic Ocean from the river be reached few
nutes and Shrewsbury 10 noted for its fine fishing sailing
The steamboats, Golden Gate and James Christopher
Ply daily in the summer and other day
winter q cents The United States government have
the hre ~sbury navgabe that may
at regular hours and two .mboats build
boats Will will make This place very sonvenent Of
access Aliens cn hold property In this place the
any natural horn citizen Of the United States.
location for country residences is having
tensive inland well view around which
only he had from the in this
Adoube advantage over other watering places the
shore
Sale positive, without reserve. Terms cash.
For full as to tie &c apply town IL Haight
auetoneer No 40 Wall street York where maps and
bills Of full particulars can also be obtained