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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-08
Ell a ULIN G.

- DOTS AND SHOES-As our stock of Shoes
ID is now nearly complete, we will take great
pleasure in showing some very superior goods in
this line, including all descriptions of
LADIES SHOES, SLIPPERS AND CATERS
gents, boys, misses, and chldren's boots, nd a
shoes, in great variety, also HEAVY BRoGANs,c., &
&C., al as low prices as the market will afford
april 80, '5U SMITH, BOON & co.
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La Sale Street Drug Store

ciue-. oh Paints, Gr. formerly owned by Hunter
T1oabcs would say - H. friends and re public r.
morally. that lie wll cOtlu-c the drug business At te
Obi -tald. La sale DOOR north Of VI II.
~Ysr-- Office. where h. VIII BE- happy 70 acr'...-
dat ul.D mag favor aim q call. Al per
wishing obtain pure article in the drag. line
w a!wHy- be % find t At NcAarnrL- :. as De- in
tend to keep 100 other Kind H. uuHl invite the att,u-
ton ''c isic- particular 10 III stock o; Perfume
~, byL = t!- best and most extensive ever offered ia
prts.t varying price ana quality -u.t purchaser
I has I'-p . large and beautiful assortment of Lar -
Lanterns. Chandeliers % al s1e-, from twenty ave
cents gp fly dollars each
40. HIT Tooth, Pal Cloth, lad Paint Brushes o.
a descriptions besides soaps, Shaving Creams P'Wg-
ruu-. HIl- o.. Combs. Peu-, iuk, Paper. Envelope,
-'I host o. Giurg articles. too To- mention
he w.!i k-r;. constantly hand sash and G-~- 81 al
s.z- glazed ready tor manufacturers prices.
pr. NCAsTECE viii continue tie practice oi medicine
a. heretofore and may always be fOuni ~ his store
------.. L-..Lu.... t--a
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We cannot but suggest to our readers the
Importance and advantage of combining with
the usual duties of the farm, such expert
ments as may be easily conducted without
any interruption of the work, and yet WI!
often lead to the most decisive results. ii
one Is to plant an acre Of potatoes, for IN
stance, divide it into quarters, and each
quarter into eighths, If needed; and plant
one part with small seed, another with large,
another cut, another whole; manure one
part in the hill, another outside. On one
quarter try salt to prevent the rot, on ano
Their lime, another ashes, &C. No man can
do this without soon increasing his knowl-
edge of agriculture, and soon after his
wealth.
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Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors
PateL; improved process for making
all Kinds of Liquors and Eincgar-
INSTANTLY, - the use Of
IACOIR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

- UTSE OILS arc obtained b7 pi,tation the G. emil
cal Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of Pierre La
coIr author 90 Laruurs Chemical analysis, Llcour'7
Chemical Nanip lt.oas L-c7ur On the Manufacture OF
LIQUORS. a..
Purchasers are particularly requested return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the oil does not give
LACoUR,s on OF C0GNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation OF Imported Brandies. viz otard
Sazcrac. Nare Co-nac, Pouitney, >eicuett~, United
Vineyard Proprjct"rs ttStjrh aud London Dock Bran
dies. These liquors VIII have fuIi irli.'y tV0r ana
beautiful. sparkling color. Common Rectihcd WHISKY
VIII be changed by the Of the oil Of Cocnac to New
York Brsuiy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac
iAC0rG-s oil OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
MonouEahea Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt "hisAey
or OF CEDRAT changes common Rectihed whiskey
TO O!d Irish Malt Nhiskeyr and superior article Of
OH OF PEACH changes common Whisky TO Virginia
Peach Brandy. &c. OIL Of Peach and OF OF Cognac VIII
convert Common Whi-sty To Apple brandy.
OIL or GIN converts the poorest Whisky TO Holland
Gin, s;hciiau senapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin English
LhCouR's CONCENTRATED ACID will. in five hours
after being mixed change five gallons Of good Vinegar
most acid Vinegar that can he found in tie market by
the Of Lacour's Concentrated Acid. vinegar be
made Tor dollar aud sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LlQl oIi>. Lac"urs Oils require no
praratiou-ouy pour tie oiuto the wlskey and shake
we'll The liquors thus made will have fine natural
aroma, a iu rich, oily taste beautul transparent
color and fine bead. Ldcours oils exert three distinct
properties in converting common whishgy to brandy
The first property combines with and subsidies
in the Of noCuleu particles the whole of the
oil tAuytic A!coho Tie wh-key is thus deprived Of
that peculiar irritating and burning taste and becomes
neutral spirit; the second property consists in oily
mucIguous taste impaired to the liquor, which renders
il mellow and iinparS an appearance of great age the
third property is exhibited IN the rich. vnous Euy odor
that i impaired 70 the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands Impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS; each mask ~
ains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons OF ~
quor. Full and comprehensive directions accoini! III"
bottles. Price 81 per bottle. 800, ,rdr as
For sale at the corner of st. Charles ana oS -
streets. , -.fu he secure
One hottie Of theS. oils. five in number WIN re -
~. =, "a and Skinned with bill of ladinE 10 any -
Of the country upon the receipt Of SO 70 ti o
of l. '-' 90. 1901
I'm m frn. rs The name OF any house in New Or
'.t'' "a ,ra "a IN ship theu package OF 'le Jus IL
leans ana we "- - ali that is claimed for them, they
they DO NOT P'l''i'' jaui1
~ rg-t nothing.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
.SGE5Y PIERRE 1al-G,

Merchant Tailor, Clothier. and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,
AtLigo'F stdI sc5st sid of To Square, clP0sN~ tie
CYUr ROHSe.
lie sbscrihrr fully aware that to thrive in business
h. must make > business known. taxes this methu !
to thank h- friends and patrons for past iyurS.
- soliciting the same. has eDdeaVOred make lis
place business attractive than ever. by purclas
ing the best assortment Of Goods that has been
brouCI this market Of the bsst qualities and latest
styles. Consisting IN part %
E.roadcIcrIs.
or french aud American iIauu!iCtUrC-E!ark Brown.
Blue and Green Cl"tis; Grey and Colored Cloths for
Cloaku- Black and Brown Beaver; Black DoesLin> :;
Ribbed, Plain. AMI Fancy Cashmere; Black, Brown,
Blue. and Drab Pilot Overcoming.
SGSiiDg-
or every varety-Plan and Figured Black six; Plain
and Figured Nelv,ts; Fancy silk. Plush Satius.
furnishing Goods.
Shirts. Wrappers. Drawers full assortment OF Gents
Hosiery Collars Crlvats Linen and SILK Handkcrchie,
and all other Goods generally found in Gents Furnish
ing House. Also,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
full mp under his supervision warranted
ri better satisfaction than Eastern made work. In
a word. his stock IS complete and need only to be eNa-
mined appreciated. lie invites al who in want
% give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. He
Keeps but the best Of wOrknen, and all Garments
made 10y lin warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Orders for making Clothing when persons furnish their
Goods attended To with promptness- and garments
Of every kind will he for customers wishing to get
them made elsewhere, and warranted fit If properly
made mp.
He has also made arrangements to receive the Fash
ons monthly. JOHN PEEliAMUS.
Ottawa, November /, 1856.
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Hints for April.

This month, with the gardener, is pre-
eminently a busy one, and lucky is he who
is always in advance with his work. SVat
ing, blowing, and general pulyerization of
the whole Of his land, viii have to be got
through with in a very short time
In the forcing department or hot-beds, his
tomatoes, egg-plants, peppers, cucumberS. a
fow early melons, and similar plants, will all
require his attention. Ii Is well to cultivate
a few Of each kind in small thumb-po,s,
which may be turned out Of them Is soon
as the weather permits, without receiving a
check, when they will At once take hold OF
the soil and thus furnish all carly crop
Cabbage, cau!.dowcr and lettuce, too, that
are s0wn in n hOt-bed vii be much benefit
ted by transplanting once before they are
lit to 90 into their permanent beds. This
breaks the tap-ToOt, and induces quantity
Of Inatty fI5rcs 20 take IL place, which rem
der them quite easy Of tTausp.autIng even Il
the weather should prove somewhat dry a.
planting time.
Much must depend upon the locality,
whether the beginning, middle OF end Of the
month Is chosen for getting IN he Permano NJ
crops OF roots, while north Of New York It
Is seldom safe TO get them in until the hTs;
week in May.
Early crops coming up, should be kept
clean, and the soil lOOSvHtd a. much is pos
si5Ie about them. Keep all crops of this
sort quite thin enough, or you VIII get
.arge growth Of foliage and 10 root.
Peas require sowing every three weeks TO
obtain a REGULAR supply but in case OF stunt
Of ground, II l. far better - have two good
sOwIugs. and thus secure enough, while Ia,
than an aggrayaticn during the whole time
One sowin. shout bc made as early as con
= Il aft
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How TO SAVE GIRDLED TEEEs--Thousands
NJ voupr fruit trees have been Gridled du-
ring the past winter in this vicinity, by the
mice; and if not attended to in due time
must OF course lead to a total destruction,
while by a very simple process their lives
can be saved. Nv method is, when the sap
flows freely in the spring, take knee knife,
run it around the trunk above and below
the wound, cutting to the hard wood, and
peel the grained bark oil if any; when that
has been done, take another piece oil bark,
Just TO fi;, and replace it, then spread a
rag with grating wax, and bad It so that
the water cannot penetrate any part OF the
wounded trunk. We have many trees
which shall treat in this way this spring.
Gro. MAKTiS.-W Huntington Holiou, v. T.
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Rollins.
ANOTHER NEW
Family Grocery Store.

1 In >.He trest at Hp"rf. Int stird, f-t do0y 10
Lltc. q ,ut,s Fsrl.ttars Store.
GEO. PEiRCE
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FKACTIoSs OF An ACRE FOR ExPERIyESTs--
1t is often very desirable to the farmer to
measure off from lot of land, fractions OF
one acre, for the purpose Of making series
Of experiments upon different modes OF
planting, cultivating or manuring. To Ia
cilitate this we give below the measurement
Of the side of I square, containing the io!-
lowing fractional parts of an acre. refer
ence TO this table will save some, perhaps,
tedious calculation
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Sfagdrn. Wills.

gE5E above Mills. with four of burTs, and situated
Z the Fox River Feeder, (our miles above Ottawa.D
together with lGtl of the that lows in river
will he leased for term OF years upon the
he The location aud power i unsurpassed in the
western country and liberal Inducements offered to
of enterprise and capital which i rarely
With. For further Information address the under
signed. ID. GREEN.
DAYTON. February : 1851.
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Sy.rE WuHIS A POTATO.-The Chiea-
go Journal of Thursday, says that Charles
=. Day. OF the North Side, yesterday showed
NJ a boiled potato which, on being opened,
- c,,rd 20 contain a small snake over two
inches long. II was an ugly looking thing
The development took place at the dinner
table"
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7 -r. .rr -a quality -1E l.-Ht fr application. rrl;
and f. .a ;s aa-are, .-.s,s go ,,-.- % ;A- dress
or .>a. ua....z a .. curative properties a-l --4r-
passed -- q healing 4aa ,...--Ie-,s.y.rr Ee.. g.
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
A
hFurniture Mandatory n
WATSON a. X5NE.ss MAN.

@ ZIMMERMAN having purchased the interest Of L. p
y. Rueg, in the Factory known Rugg Watson,
takes this opportunity inform the trade that they
on hand with increased advantages for acturin all
Kinds of Furniture and Chairs, at prices that
defy competition
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business 81 number of years. have taken pains t.
eet IA. best of wOrkmen and pledge ourselves to use
nothing but the best OF materials having kiln for dry
ing the approved pian leaving no excuse Tor
working green lumber those who work direct from the
lumber yards have.
Hotel keepers and Others will find il 20 their advantage
TO trade with " If n good article is desired.
Job Work Of all kinds done az the shortest notice job
Turning Scroll Saving done ia the best manner rs
our CITY Joiner- will testify.
Nue Posts and Bau.isters always on hand OF all pat
Teru-.
We have a Saw Mil. and solicit custom logs.
The business Of the old firm will he settled by Eugg
Watson a before WATSON K ZIMMERMAN.
March : l-.,i
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lois for sale.

Lots for sale.
THE undersigned have for sale the following lots, which
u they offer at low rates. time, viz:
LsEarayS dd,iifiJH 10 Cttl.tCI.
Lots |. and 3. block !.
Lots 3, T. :, ;, . and IL block 3.
Lots :, :. ,, ;, 9snd Il, block I.
Lots !, ,, ), 1. 3 and Il, block ,.
Lots I, =, J, 1 ana ,, block 6.
Lots !. {, >, : and ., block :
Lots .. and 10. blocks
Lots !. ., 3. land = block II.
Lots !, > 8, I, ?, G. and ;, block I3.
LotsG Is, To- II and -, block Il.
Lots = ., y and l6. block IL.
Lots !, =, ,, T. ), 6, and 3, block IS.
Norris -id,!it,OIs.
LOIS and 6, block :.
O,tg,CG ctr.
Lots l. . :, ), g. and ;, III the subdivision OF ot 7.
Lots = and ..
Lois /, 2, ,, 9 and 70, j..
TEUE ( WATERMAN,
iu!il Nnlrs in .NHttia4.l,s il..L- NttHl.H.
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.,rh ro yyO~l. oEl Sflarcs.

INTENDING 70 employ my teams next summer in
breaking prairie wish to let on shares $50 acres Of
improved land, last year III wheat and corn, and al
1854 and since. 1t will he let ia lots suit and
approved security will in every be required for the
fflment contract The land is in Livingston Coun
~ Illinois, L 80, r. L. sixteen miles from the canal
at Seneca Station, the X. l. L. L.. and ~ from
Odell, the c. 4 St. Louis Il Il Ii Is rolling, the
soil very rich, and the locality as healthy be
Coal the best quality he had the Nernilios, 10
miles distant at FIVE cents per bushel, which i about
81 70 n ton. Address J. HENRY,
:.Ils MiraCe uill. Olel. iLXimgsinn Co. III.
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Y...s- H.. gtay-Plaiu and satin Paper. Bor
Grrf..-r Prints, Oh and transparent window Sl
TI.nIr.s.r. - 81.
~ - .-.n BY y. % 8? hy q.
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Real estate Column.
Improved Farm for Sale.

NiIE subscriber offers for sale that fine and well known
= farm the town of Freedom, lying within mile
of the town Of Harding known the Charlton Han
farm. II contains of prairie and 10 acres OF
timber, The prairie is all under good fence and IN cn
walton. There is a large. good dwelling house ON the
farm, good barn, orchard, we'll &c. sc. For terms en-
Fuire OF DAS- NJ STEVENS, at Harding or OF me SUD
scrber, at Ottawa. TInar = JOSIAH =. init.
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:: - EEEyVIEge Il.

r7lIE --rr -ii-r that farmers have long wantea 81
Z. PtHATlNG CORN ~HEL4EE- with one horse pow
~ winch j.. superior aDy t.lg % the Kind Use. Tor
u-aru,~s. durability. perfection o.: its work and il
,-aarlnr.s 70 farmers ia general. The whole machine
weigh, f lbs. aud l. capable Of -leuE and preparing
Tor market 81 i... 81 bushels per hour under fIvar-
pie circumstance The over may De used for various
oil "a. .g7as-- For safe Hy NANLEY z DOW.
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NONTGO EieN'S
Family Provision Store.

ss%EpnSs.g ErE.Tsags-
THE subscriber has just received lis Spring stock at
the above old and popular establishment, coH.pris-
ing every article included in the list ci the useful and
health iu substantiaIs Of life His new purchases are
ar irving from the sOUt and with his purchases
elsewhere now comprise largest fullest, freshest
and cheapest of Family Groceries to be found be
Chicago and; St. Louis lie invites all who are
skeptical this point call and see them The follow
ing articles comprise part of lis list constantly
hand.
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified and crushed
tpdts, Rir ;ud Java.
WGiaSse> su ar honse, plantation, and syrup.
1IpdleS star. stearinc, sperm, and tallow
7e0s. green, black. bohca, &c
.SayD. rosin. CASTLE aud shaving.
ToJacc0, Cayeudish, iue cut smoking, &c.
cigars, anything FROM 'ong nine' to mild four
penny Cuba
J'ork, lard tallow, a..
M. rnakerel, white herring, and trout.
,i.ror Nuts. raisus. and currauts.
FigS, at retail, or by the drum
tsjHge,, P,es,rrss, a very fine article.
I'm. gar, the best crab and cider.
yicLleN, il jars all kinds, extra.
P.pper SURE, pepper, salt, al.pice, ginger and all
Nut Brazil, fIbert- almonds. pea nuts, &c.
YS FOR children, including cry babies, aud everything
else from the elephant &" Jack the gian. Killer.
Oas'.ys. -ard.nrs, &c. IN
t,fEdt.>. q lot Of all kinds.
Iiii'S, brooIg-. Iaups, -.
oranges and Lannon's, fresh from the soatl a! retail
~ the box.
Titp,r, Ink pens, aud all kinds Of stationery.
I.r1.r. shot, caps, lead. ana everything that line
FiI tcEis, from ti3c longest pol. to nunnow hooks.
Fl,ur. potatoes. vegetables IN their season, butter,
e1 in families, always kept when they can possibly be
procured for love or money.
yioLINS.
very fa" lot Of yo!ius, with all the arrangements,
AI>D-t birGgo ANA luton lime anil Cyae1t. tor.-
thcr with everything else that can be named ia his line,
and II he is supplied with the article called Tor he
nil spare 10 pains or expense TO st IT. ,u...,..
tI'sIVt. Nav 81. l-.Et. u NONItGpMEpi.
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ht'i MAN'Ht~TEE, Pa, tcb. !, 1870.
SIR; our IHEHEY PICTORIAL i performing marvellous
cures n this sectOn. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms OF suIHpon, and i curing
who has laburcd under affection Of the lungs for
the last forty years. HENRY l.. PARKS, Herchd'k
\. \. RAMSEY, NJ d. AiB.y MncEoF Co, Iowa,
writes, sept. 9, ls5J: During my practice u many
years have found nothing equal to your CHERRY PfCT6-
RAJ for giving md relief consuuVye patients,
curing such durable"
We might add volumes evidence bat the most
yiuCiug proof Of the virtues OF this remedy is found III
it, effects upon trial.
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yo,,ce TO Liquor Dealers ana Merchants.
~ C0NPLETE assortment OF the OILS necessary, Tor
- ~ i-ari eayorng every variety of liquor, and
- for making Cider without Apples, and for
ti The cider all kinds of white and red Wines,
CYi,ne SC. and a package of the articles used for
49, I'll fcidi 9Th TO liquors. Converting 10 gal
- 6 Whiskey 100 galons,> and every article
arv to commence fqUor store, will be furnished for
sos Also, all the Information necessary to conduct such
an establishment, thus enabling the beginner to
cessluly compete with the Oldest liquor dealers Adj
dress through the Post Office,
p LACOUR. New Orleans.
Ldc0ur's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, IS
iiLi,ning orier jaLi7
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EgsTfs nj: JgjJ5;1U Hood dfc'd

TETEI designed, administrator Of ;he E--atr Of WI
Z liam Wood, late Of La Sale County, Illinois de-
ceased her by notifies and requests all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased % Fr-'
the same adjustment and settlement before tie
County Court of said County At term thereof T. be
holden at Court House in Ottawa, tGe Sd No:-1y
in June. I-JT, when and weere al persons having
claims VII present tire to said Court iaT adjust
Ias4t rsul,! DAVID SMITH. idHl'r, q. i0itts nor.
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1916, Spring Trade. 1856.

FrYiiE subscriber bcyS leave to inform III flf> anu tt
i public generally, that he has received his spring ana
Summer stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Consisting IN part Of Fancy Dress silks Of amos; every
de-irab.e pattern. Also. an extensive stock Oi
Black SILKS.
Which he takvs the liberty i the most extensive
st"ck IN tii- City. Also Bcrrge- ombr'c stripes De
LANES ',il.i Lawns. English and French GiughaniS
fFhi- Also, large lot a. SlIAWI.S AND MANIlLlAs,
domestic Goods.
Eearlei and uubieacLeI Nu-lins Drills Checks
HicNoTys, FiauHeI- Crash &C. &c
Carpets. "a new Feature.
II - vel known that We have te best assortment OF
Carpets that has been FOR ale In ot,aw. ana
are s.iiiEg hies. to. mini Those who want
,,. Garnet had better ia time b.or,. II 4. 20, t..
Ready Made Clothing,
A good lot Of Summer Clothing.
Boots and shoes.
This d.faTtmeni always fall. As the best that
Nv YarL and Boston Affords
Furnishing Goods.
D,ms.ks oil Cloths. Linens &c, &c:
Hats and Caps.
Mems and byv's SUMMER Hats. Also. ehltren's Hats
and Flats
Hardware.
Table Hardware. Mats, Cutlery &c.
Cloths and CassImereS.
Sat.uets, Jeans, COt,Onades, &C. &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
OF all kinds &c, &c. &. Il. MILLER
Ottawa Nsy IL, l,S Psnnsylvsnis Store.
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Mortgage Sale.

~ DITCH: j. hereby given, that, pursuant n power OF
- sale cOui1.ef IN certain mortgage Of the premises
hereinafter described. executed by john \. Naaorer
and CahaTiu- VancTi~T his wife. the undersigned,
George Rey.rson. BEARING date the fifteenth day o!
March \ ID. i.t, the payment Of i've pro
rss0ry therein described, which mortgage J.
corded III the Office O: the Recorder Of La Sale County 10
the OF Illinois. in book So pages -. anu o.
shall s-. - public auction, to the highest and best "i
der, Wednesday. the twentieth day 0; May, Y j.
f5I the hour Of O'Clock in the afternoon, At tie
OF Daniel NcNe II the town Of Worthwhile IN SAID
Comfy, said lgTgaget PREMISE situated in SAID toi-
-. VIZ;
Eighty Of land being the south half OF the north
quarter VI section tyenty-even ts'i and ais" the
9TH ;wo-.irls or the south east quarter al the north
quarter Cf section toen-ysigh i2-1 containing
" and tyO-tiiTds aCrCsal IN township thirty
G} north. Of range five tJl east Of the third p NJ
and the Entertainments and a9pUrtenances thereun.p he
longing. lapi--J" GEORGE EEl Et~oN.