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BEDDING & FURNISHING BUSINESS
Cabinet Makers Findings,

BEDDING & FURNISHING BUSINESS
Cabinet Makers Findings,
The subscribers respectfully inform their firnds
and the public generally, that they have conneo-
ted with their Bedding & Furnishing business a
large and well assorted stock Of Cabinet Makers
Findings, at their old stand
No: SO South Second Street, Jclo,U Chestnut,
philadelphia.
They have associated with them w. s. Brown
who has been for many years ongaged in the
principal establishment Of the kind in this city.
The stock of Goods now on hand comprises
every description of matersals used by Cabinet
Makers, Consisting in part of the following, viz;
Hardware department. Locks, Hinges, Screws
Castors, Bed Screws, Chair and Sofa Springs,
Coffin Handles, &c.
Cabinet Makers Materials, Hair Seating,
Cured Hair, Looking Glass Plates and Frames.
Glue, Varnish. Sand Paper. Burlaps, Black and
Fancy Silk and Worsted Gimp, Sofa and Chair
Webbing, Twine, Sacking Bottoms, Rosewood, ,
Mahogany, Walnut and Maple Knobs, Glass
Screws, &c.
Bedding Department, Hair II usk, Moss, Wool
and Cotton Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bo!s;crs
and Pillows Plush, Damask and Moreen Cush-
ions Comfortables, Counterpanes, Linen and
Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen and Cotton
Towels, Table Cloths, Table Linen, Table Cow
ers, Moreen, Demnsk and Plush by the piece,
Moss and Husk by the bale or pound.
The Hair Seating and Curled Hair is from the
Phla Mandatory of d. g. J. Noht.
n. B. Hotels, Steam Boats and Ships fur
nished at the shortest notice.
NOBLIT Brown & NOBHT,
So South 2nd ST., beiOw Chestnut.
NEARLY opposite Bank of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, August 0, lS5G.-ly.
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StILVER WATCHES.-A few double cas-
- English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by IT, hASsEh'
Sunbury, April IL. 1856.
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ENILES for Machinists, carpenters, &c, &C.,
II Beatty's edge tools, planes and bench screws
for sale by IL. y Bright & SON'
May 81, 1866. -
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PUBLIC SALE.
or
SEAMOXIN TOWN LOTS.

There Will be sold at Public Sale, at the
house of William NJ. Weaver, in tho town OF
Shamokin. on SATURDAY, November 8,
1856. at 2 O'Clock, Z. NJ. tho following lots
in the town of shamokin, Northumberland
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Cancer Cured.

4 GhNCERS, Tuners, Mems Ulcers, serofula
White Swelling &C., cured without Surgical
operations by DR.. Launsberry.
Dr.L's Pamphlet (2nd 3d. on the treatment
and cure Of Cancers, Tumors, &C., will he sent
to any address Qree) on receipt of postage
stamp
Office llsi WALNUT st., Philadelphia.
Sept. 6, ls5G.-3m
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notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOSEPH
~ Bound, ESQ.,, committee de Lunatico of
Jacob Burger, has filed his accounts in the
Prothonotaries Office, and that it will be
presented to the next court for confirmation.
JAMES BEARD, Proth'ry.
Oct. IL, 1856.
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Rheumatism. NeuraIgin, and Gout.

Fiom The Rer Or. Nticies of lie Nfhot'd Epis. Ctrch
frLisEI IIorsH, SAVANNAH Ca. Jan. Il, 1866.
lloSoREp SIR should he ungratcful for tile relief your
skill has brought did not report my Ia you
cold settled in limbs and brought excIucating
neuralgic palms which ended in chronic rheumatism.
Notwithstanding, hs the best Of physicians, the disease
grew and worse until y the aicc of your excel
lent agent in baltimore Dc Mackenzie, tried your lls
Their ctcts w-r" slow. but y pcIseycring in the
use Of them am now entirely vol.
SENATE CHAMBER BATON RouGE. L,, Doc. 1855
DR. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic Guut-s painful dscws that Ind afflicted mo
for years VINCENT SLlDELL
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred COM
plants, requiring active purge, they excel
lent remedy.
For Costivcncss or Constipation, and as
n Dinner PHI, they are agreeable and cirttuai.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inflamma-
tiOn, aud even Deafness, aud Partial Blind
ness; have been cured 10y the Alternative action Of v-e
Fills.
Most OF tile pills In market contain Mercury, which. al
though valuable remedy IN skilfu hands, Is dangerous
ia public pill from the dreadful consequences that frc
qucny follow It's ncautirus Thee contain
curry mineral subrtsuce Whatever.
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Erysipelas, ScrofuIa, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors. and Salt Rheum.

From Prudrdirg Mcrchont q S. Lous fsb. 4, 1886:
DE-. ArER: Your Pills tbs paragon Of all that Is
great in medicine. They have urch my little daughter
Of uccrou upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years Her mother has beon long grio,ous
ly Afflicted with hloclea and pnrcs her skin and in
her hair After our Child ,urcl. she also tri, ysur
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA MORGluDGE
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Bilious disorders and Liver Complaints
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

Posr orFicg, IAnrL,Sp Lv. Co, NIcn, Nov 16, 1866.
DE- AVER: Your Pills the perfection Of medicine.
The htre done my wife more good than tell you
She had hctn sick and pinng ava. for months Went
OF to lie dottore nj great expense, ht o no better She
then commenced taking your Fills. which soon cured her,
by eSpcng largo quantities Of worms (dcad) from her
body They afterwards cured her nAd two children
of blsoy ysentCry, One uf neghcrs had bad aud
my wife cured hin Slth two doses Of your pills. whlc
others around paid from hvc ~ -rnty dollars doctors
bills ani lost much time without being cured entirely
then. Such medicine yOiIs, which Is actually
good and honest, will he i'ri1td here.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE.

PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE,
Lo GATED TIT YORK, PA
"a FFERS young men all the advantages of a
" thorough Business Education.
THE COURSE Of STUDY
Embraces DoubIe-Entry Book Keeping, as ap-
piled TO Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Man
ufacturng, Shipping, Steam Boating Individ-
ual, Partnership, and Compound Company
Business.
PENMANSHIP
in all the Ancient and Modern Hands. Also
LECTURES on Commercial Law and Politca
Economy, by Thomas L. Cochran, Esq.
For Circulars, &C., address the undersigned
L. X. WHITE,
York, Pa.
September G, 1S5G.-6m.
y PENNY SAVED, Is a PENNY
GAINED
WE have just received direct from Philadel-
dhia fresh supply of goods, suitable for the fall
trade. We are now dsposing of our Summer
Stock, at VERY LOW PRICES, to make room.
for our winter supply. Now is the time to sc.
cure bargains.
E. Y. BRIGHT 4 SON.
Sept. g, lS56.-
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Indigestion and Imptitity of the Blood

From Rec. j. " Hines Idsior bf AireHt Church. B,stoi.
DE. AVER: have used yCt't Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among these csllod to visit
in Distress To regulate the organs n digestion and purify
the blood tloy the very best remedy have
known, and can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, j. V. HINES
WARSAW, WYOMING Co. n. Y, Oct. 81, 1855
DEAR Sir: am ing your Cathartic Pills in my pruc-
tce. AMI find thvm excellent urgatiye to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains 4 tho blood.
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List of Causes.

EHOR tria, in tho Court of Common Pleas
u Of Northumberland County, a, November
T.. A. n lS56
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL
FOR TnE RAPID {

For TTE RAPID CURE or
COUGHS, COLDS. s.HoARsENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
cough, GROUP: ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT COHSI MpTIcN
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AY X r.
Pills.

ts'oas A. .is2 So4Tr0J q
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK
Inv6Itds, Fathers, Mothers, Pb ysic,nns,
Philanthropists, read their Effects,
and judge OF their VIRTUES.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach
PITTsByRG, PA. May !, 1855
DR.. }. C. Arm. sir l have bcen repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body can hSye y dose two
of your Pills II arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse h If they will cure others they do
me, the fact s worth knowing
Yours with great respect, Ed W. Pl,EBLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Ciattor.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT OF rHK 1SrgRIor.
wAsriSa~r, u. c., Feb. 1896.
SIN: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
rrnetce ever since you made thcni and carnct hesitate
say they the best catattic employ Their reg-
siing action the irer quick and decided Consequent
y they admirable rocy for ,erangcnons u that
organ. Indeed have seldom found CASE cf blops dis
obstinate that Il did rot readily yield to them.
fratsrnally yours, ALONXO BALL, NJ. D.,
... Physician qfHe Mdrins Hospital.
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SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue of q certain writ of.ysSD.,Ex.
roNAs to me directed will be exposed to pub.
lie sale at the Court House in Sunbury, on
Monday the Sd day of November at 10 O.
clock A. NJ, all that certain lot of ground
situate in the borough of Milton in Northum-
berland county, in that part of said town cal
led upper Milton, bounded on the North by
Broadway street on the South BY lands of j.
M. Patton on the West by the African
church and lot Of Lawrence Sarvey and on
the east by an alley, wbereon is erected a
frame dwelling house one and half stories
high.
Seized takvn in execution aud sold as the
property Of Samuel Stover.
dISO
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BY virtue efa certain writ Of Venditio Err
pondS. TO me directed, will be exposed TO pub
lie sale at the Court II House. in the borough
ofSunbury, on SATURDAY, the 25th Of
October, next, the following described real
estate to wit; -..- .l-...
The undivided hall Of Tract Of Coal Land
Of which the said Calvin Blythe, in his life,
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M. ATISE,

Prothonotary's Office, }
Sunbury Sept. 81, 1856. (
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Nkw YoRk. July 81.

Nkw YoRK, July 81.
The Washington correspondent OF the Tunes
tclcgraphs as follows The vote OF Mr.. King
Of n. H.. against the resolution admitting Mr..
Archer to the contested seat on Friday, was
so cast by agreement with the friends OF Mr..
A., in order to enable him TO move recon.
sderation OF the bill, II thought necessary.
The State Department has no dispatches
concerning the story Of Treaty between Grat
Britain and Honduras, ccding Ruatan to the
latter.
The Secretary OF State has addressed n let
ter 10 the Governor Of California. informing
him that the Federal Government cannot in
tericre against the Vigilance Committee until
requested by the Legislature Of California, or
until that body shall assemble to act in consc-
quence Of the Instruction. This is understood
to be in accordance with an opinion given by
the Attorney General. The Administration.
however, sympathises with the Government
against the Vigilance Committee.
The steamer Quaker City arrived here this
morning from Mobile via Havana. Len liza
vana on the 18th; political news OF no import.
ance. The clipper Warrior from Swanton
bad landed cargo Of 562 coolies AZ died on
the passage through suicide or from dsease.--
The yellow fever prevails TO SONS extent in
Havana, though there had been but few cases
in the city Gen. Concha was down with Il.
Sugar less active; stock $4,000 boxes The
Quaker City brought $50 passengers.
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4 OST.--ON TIE FIFTH OF July. 1850.

I OST.-~O THE FIFTH Of JULY, 1856
IL 10 s.st Peal, 90 ss,sssa ssis, Peal ssd Nicer
ions LAKE, . ANAL yertnirn sls psssst book
tsssaa smosG other vouchers foai esrihe.tss ~ Do
pot, assssitsd - bilossi
Western B.sh u Pbiladsiybis, No 400, dated April
o. 1855 Rsyabk 70 tbs ofdsf ~ Ha1inss kessehsft,
fss siss5A
ws~tsra Bsst Of Philsaeiphls, No 1tos, dated AItl
-, 1859. FsJsbs 10 the. esdsf 4 Jeha & s'e"'s'' :"
sio
western Baah Of Pbilsislphia, No iiii, dsisa Atri
a. Is,s psysbls 70 n usistss. hsssehsst. im $751;"
G0nssild.,lsa Bsah Il PhgsJsiphi.. No. 90 dated
Anvil ~ Isss, psys.ts 10 the order of jNhn Fhbp-,
fss eve
Thsas esrt6estss -srs al isJo'sed By ihA Psrss w
49,. ,ss, SCI. respectively i..a~ Ia HsBfy Msksn
~ and - . kr MsEsbty isdstss5 10 bisnt
A Hb.,,I ,..ssa .gI b. paid G'f The rv'afb II the
s..l.,. ,sd other, 'sstioesd sssnst negotiating
a.. I'D ..sIas.s. ~ jspasi, a. payment ~ the sane
l.. 80 .tospsi. On. g.. BElkEE.
~ Paul, fay -, isS jsly14sN -
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IN PROBATE COURT AT A SPECIAL
J. rs.sIs. at the rToba,s Court held Ia and ~ The
s"ssty u Ramsay, 81 H. Psa IN fhafslsy, the ztth
dsy 81 Jgiy, A. u. 1860
IN the ms,tsr IL The Estate Il Law si0ss deceased
Ptsssst--A q, Josss, lodge.
Tn rssJiua ssd hbIs the petition ~ Lyman O.. Hen.
500 Admin sttsiof the Estas of sy hlsas dsnsaas
sh~gG that there not sosspt pefsonal estate IN his
ksads Is Aain,stfs,of to psp Tho asbts ostst sading
sssssl said assssse sbd the pebss ~ siiosif siio
Bpon iLs sad Eststs aud tb.t II 10 Hsssssry 10 cell the
yhas part of the real estate belonging bsfst fes
tbs psyssa Il sseh ass,s Ia hsrsiors osisrei, tina,
eli .ssops Interested 10 The estate u Tho sail levi Fs
asfsss aPpss " ssssisB n ID. Probate Csa5t H. 10
held the I'D day ~ August A tshs, ~ 10 s's1k
in tbs Eassoob 10 shev ~hy Bsesss shssh 10
sntsd Va said AmnsrsiDt 10 ssil mach Of tie reel
.sis 81 the s.d Ssss.ssi ssIi be asessssfy 10 pay
lbs asbts Of the .sd estate and that sopy Of this
ssds, published ~ bur Successive ss~ss ~.
ssd Democrat. bs-spsps' published ., H.nt rs II
IN s.ia comfy sfnsss<y.
dated ssist Pal, July 24'b, 1890
&C JOsEa,
lsiy1st~ Jpdzs ~ Probate.
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RolAsD voa AZ OLrvKa--Tbe importation
OF the British Ministers that JoHs MrcBEL
end biz fellow fugitives To this country broke
tkeif parole VIM esrap'ng from Australia. is
vpel!sd BY ArcHnL, 10 letter TO JoHs Nah
rts. printed in the ir'ss Nsss. which singing.
" ssys, il mus, b . cause OF marvel Ito see
these same Ministers, Who anriously advise
their Queen 10, To pardon men Who broke their
word. carrying the, sau'e poor Queen To Paris,
10 N, Q, lie soard and clasp the hand Of man
Who really broke. not hb word ooly, bat hi.
osih, snd Who never denies that be broke il /;
% 10 see them inviting that raan, . mean mur.
.seser perjsr.r and svioder, 70 tbe sane IN
Aappy Oven kous.. among her children and
tAesr. sitting hrr down upoo her kpers. tsfoee
I'll the psople, to bacss rAr1r sroand that
nurder-rs pe,jarers sviDdber's sg That's
NORWOOD and gall eoDei and rue al IN the
aDs ecqvs
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The following correspondence between L. :.
Commissioner Maj. Moan and Col SSru.
lately commanding at Fort Smelling, in relation
to the recent arrests for selling liquors to the
Indians, has been placed in our hands for pub
licstion.
The subject matter to which it relates is one
Of great importance. The suppression of the
illegal and demoralizing traffic in Intoxicating
liquors is essential to the preservation OF the
public peace, and most Of the robberics. muir
ders and other acts OF violence that have been
committed by the Indians in this Territory are
traceable directly or indirectly to this traffic.
Congress wisely determined to suppress the
traffic, the prevalence Of which must strike ;
blow at the whole policy adopted by the In
dian Department for the civilization of tho In
dian tribes. and its agents in this Territory are
energetically cooperating with the Depart
ruent in this respect. But these efforts, in or
der to be ut all successful, must be seconded by
the Military authorities; to aid in preventing
warparties, to keep strocrs of their reserva-
tons away from the vicinity Of hostile tribes,
and TO permit the use OF the Forts for the i'm
prisonmeat Of offenders against the laws Of
the United States; and our object in publish
ing this correspondence is TO call the attention
Of the proper authorities at Washington to the
manner 10 which some officers in this Territory
cooperate" with the Indian Department in
its efforts to promote the good OF the Indian
tribes and preserve the public peace The
people Of the Territory would like to be inform
ed whether the Indian Department and the
War Department are acting cordially together,
or whether the officers, acting under the au-
thority Of the latter, may threaten with impu-
nifty to thwrt the policy Of the former upon u
mere matter or ,punss's15--s rorrss uf snass:,'
etiquette. and not well taken at that.
HID GAS, FoRr SMELLING, Mix. TRR.
July Is, 1856.
Nh. J. J. Moan,
I. q Cornrisao1er for Minnesota.
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Sir: The Deputy Marshal Mr.. Jones,
brought to me yesterday, Maria Rabbelin with
your warrant OF detention lin default Of BAIL
for selling spirituous liquor to Indians in the
Indian country. On his representation | con-
sented to receive her in custody until the Sup't
OF Indian Affairs, or some other authority
made provisions for her safe keeping elsewhere
| did this on the general principle Of aiding in
the execution OF the laws 30 far a. propricty
would warrant, and not because OF your writ
ordering me TO receive her body. You made
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u,onle He ...rr,. that making ,ps,rh,s Ar.
M, ,hs chisf M vital functions az : a,.l.r.,s
AMI ,,enic. that the ins.ruce al the Rama
Catholic Church vas brought into The contest
to secur HI, election saving that the new
Frcnch Rishop intermex,dlsd srsinst him. and
tolA the priests no, TO suppcrt but to crush
him.
Mr. Okero the coo,s.tan, dur;nr hin rcplv.
aid Mr. q shooh have zone 10 school Ana
learned the English language l,eforr .itrmptius
to represent New Mexico in Congress. The
sitting delegate had appealed to the magma
nimity OF the House. but he demanded justice,
and failing in this, would scorn to ask favor.
lie would never surrender. 30 help him. God.
lie Was the frat native Of New Mexico who
had addressed the American Congress in the
language Of the Constitution and the laws
The Bishop ref rid to by Mr. Callegos had
displaced those persons who disrcgsr,ied the re-
ligiou they protested. by indulgence In vice. 10
oil It's aspects. and niicd thcir plsc" with 9th
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N ERcnASrs. HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND

MI JaCESs HTnEErs, ffoatinx the ssaHLos,
fssltsy ssia, Issi.-h d. ALLEN. Irsprstsr
U.yIns tas~s tbs shove Hotel asl Thoroughly rent
,sA ssd refafsishsd u, NJ. Aleu- bsss N iniorm the
s!tssss u s.ist Fssi sBd tb- usvehRg Futs t., he
10 400 yfsvsssd ~ accommodate b,h bosrdsrs sni
tfs,slsr. Ia manner enssrpasssd In the sity. Tbs
sns,as he ia<atias Il tbs Hotel bsihs ssiistsiy in
treat ~ fh- s.ssasbast issdiss sd 10 he bs.isss'
psstlse ~ the e,ty. makss u parisslsTly Sss1ass I"
hos vlo .iss W depart On bat usssse bssesss
A, ~. I'D, lansiss~u
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Sui,iN, B~aih. On Tuesday evening last, says
the Henderson Dsnocri, servant Hiti In The
employ Of Hon Joseph u, brown. retired to led,
apparently In good health, Al 10 h2oelock the
members Of the family heard her groani they
Immediately wen, to the room. and found her In
CONCLUSIONS, and In few minutes afterwards sho
was dead Il was probably a at Of appoplesy
which caused her sudden decea~c.
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Personal Bishop Simpson will leave Pittsburgh
about the frat Of August, for Red Wing, In this
r.sy-!..rsS, ssste ss Nj prcel,le over The new
Minnesota Conference, Bishop s. Is probably
tho abie.t man In the Methodist church In the u.
States al this time.
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Green apples have already made their appear
ancc In our city, W l.. Hart haa received lot
Of them al his store on Third street where hoae
Of oss yssaars who are fond Of the huit can bo
accommodated.
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LEGAL.

MOTTO E.-~PURSUANT TO SECTION 3,
~ 81 the aot seuti~d "An a., prescribing rules aud
Coz the execution 81 trusts arising under the
cot u Congress entitled an ae, i.' the fsnsi u e,"n
II aw Ne upon isnds the ue',e states under eer'si"
circumstance. =" Passed March ~, lsta-
pusi,e Ssrcs hereby svsa that On The isih day 81
july A u 1sAa, the subscriber entered ~ the Lana
,a.a nj Ned Wing t. the and comprising the site ."
tho to~n IL GftNtOf, In tho "anni, "f MoiHod
r. IN trust 81 tho several sai hebeni " the oo
upsnts thereof according To tbe respective Btsf.s,',
hch lands are described Ia the dupef rreap, al tho
R.relset f1 tho money received by him ~ Psymeat
therefor, a. flio~s The snf,h hall Of section No IN,
10 T.~.-sir No ia, n"t II RANG No ~ west, onn
tanins three hundred aud t~es,y Acfs.
bach aud person association, ~ company Of
pttsops claiming IN bo an occupant ~ occupants 80 "
have pa-ses. 10 ba entitled u Tho rgb, II
psney possession 81 sae lands any bot bloch par
col share tbafeoi Ia repaired by N. oorh section ~
tho sid sat- To as within sry days sic, tho nrst pub
esiion ~ ,bs notice In tho Office oi the subserhe' Of
Bss ris,as Sect, county, NJ T. s,s,smca, In ~ri,isg
containing seoars.a description nf the particular
pieces parts thsreo IN which he, she, they claim
Ia have interest, aud IT the specific Eight Interest
es,sis, which hs she, they respectively claim TO
be ssti.led ~ receive, % be Dfessf haired elsi'n
thereof "a titATIIEID,
IsiyAI Hw Judge, An.
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TiCE. PURSUANT TO SECTION
~ three az the act entitled 'an at p,sofibos rpis
and regulations for the ss~estoa ~ trusts s'sg so.i
the act Of Congress- sntIsd 'ss set f tho relief o
~ upon isads 81 the United States under
tsis circumstances, ;" passed Mssob ~ d 1870
TBiG NOTION 10 hereby given. that The 10Th d. y
ii July, A. D. ishs, tbs Subscriber sntat.d at the Land
Once ., Rel wing, the Land constituting the s,,s
II thu Ts~p ~ FRANKLIN, In tho County Il Mcleod.
r. 10 bs-, hs tho several aud bsnsa, ~ the
pants thereof according IN ,bsiI respective interests
~hoh sis ds.sibsd In tho duplicate receipt ~ the
ksosis"r ht the money received b, him In payment
ihsfsfD follows This ssst hall ~ section No ~ IN
In To~nship No iis, N, Of Rage M ~ West, sen
tanning t,rse hundred and t~enty acres
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any interest sad 81 the specific right Interest estate
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