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1OTTER IFS.

lie well-known MARYLAND Corsol;.
dated Lotteries, Of which Il. Fy.x,,.co
n NJ .le Hahag gers, are chartered by the state Il
anu ana eomnlssiene. elected ty IN, No..
~, w u sworn TO supeTintsnd and certify ia,
'nih connected " ith them is done in 49,,
Hsuiao'e manner, and tina, the Interests az r..r.
~ DO are at distance are as well nra,sc,,5 =,
themselves were present at the dyauing
"hY'Hei iAet which the managers rail- s,,.,,i1a
80, mat an persons have legal rh, 10 send
800 t9f uckets TO Maryland AZ iv,,eri,. a.. Ie.
kAilied BY siseiai Law in that STAT. A ,a,,.sv !,
az avn every day OF the month. n NO n.,,ia,.,
As' Is named, orders are filed Ia the H., d.
- ,aAs place after the Communicative c,.,n..
80 me prices Of tickets vary sron a. N
- 20 tickets are, however, sen, unlr.s The
r. iof the same Is received with III. o,ds, :
ue uiaslngs arr nFon the principle 81 an. n.u.
1ef On each ticket latter IT,, Hax.n. -, 49,.
=. sI.iy examination Prizes vary in amount 500
- ~. SiVo,ooo' All orders Tor tickets or psst.s..
-. l'."e prompt attention, and the dr.v,n.
over. soisse'y aitef III
haafess, T II, HUBBARD. 4 CO.
No. 81 fayette ST.. or Boz No 40
baltimore, Maryland.
- Inc Drawn Numbers Of ,hs MARYLAND Lot
Mfies are Published by the State Commi,sior., ia
.ae '"aiosieg Papsrs, viz Sun, Clipper. Ansrf
~, Argus, Of baltimore; also, the V.,ls.si Il
s''l's'nsss sss uaics. Of wssIisrt,s' D. q -
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

rJ'liE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine hs'. t-~n
taxed their utmost to produce ih. t-i perfect
pgrEaJire shich Ia known 10 iuauusTahe I-ryufs
afe shown that these fIlLs have virtues Shth snrI
excellence the ordinary medicine. Al tksi they win
rrecenteily upon the esteem of all They safe
AMI pleasant take. but powerful Their Icne
trsting properties stimulate the vital - the body
remove the distractions Of its orsAn, patif, the bo
and ~1iel d-e They purge ont the foul huuors which
breed snd grow dis;emreT stimulate sluggish di-or
dcred organs their natural acton And mIart healthy
tone with strength the whole system Nc, ons d
they the everyday complaint. ef every body hu;
AS formidable and dangerous dtsesrs that nave tAed
the hest Of human skill While they prt-ure powerful
e1ecis they at the time in diminished dss the
ssfs, aud b., Ih9sie that te employed for children
B-a@ sugar enat-d they pleasant take and h~ius
purely vegetable. fee vsn any risk Il harm Cure
have leeu made which surTass ilia they ss,
stantiasd ls Of such exalted position AID ehAract,
as 20 f5tid the suspicion Of untruth- Many eminent
Clergy and physicians have lent their 70 eeti
fy the public the reliability Il ny Punches. ~hie eth
have seu the ASSURANCE NJ their csuyiciob that
NY PREPARATION. contribute immensely t. The relief u
afflicted, suffering fellow
The Agent below named Is pleased = furnish grabs ~
American Anianae- containing directions fr beiT and
s.TtltrAf thris II the fllar4az augslrt.
Cds'irrte.s Bilious Conn laints Rheumatism bri.ss
Heartburn Hosise he ARISING from foui Sfafnat b. Naa
Indigestion. Mard luactien af he BsSls and psu
arising thesvum FatulenJy, Loss Il Appetite ali Ul-rs
and Cuiaheag. Diseases Nhirh Fssiste e'Aruaut
Heic.He, Sefafna ~ Kings Evil TbHs As ty Iariis
ing the blood and stimulating the systen, cur man,
complaints shirh il would not l. SUPPOSED n rs54
Tfa5h such a beNfness Partial HliHtHes Neuralgia ard
Nervous lrritsiity, arrangements 4 the Ltey an} ~
nsys Geg and other kindred complaints arisins from
low staie q the body ~ cssiEtzilu IL IT, fugHfsts
n not b. Put % by uuprinuplri Dealer. ~th .ausr
other pill they make rrohi IN. tsk fr Mn E
pills, aud take nothing else No other thry ei''
You csuafes With ihts So its tutrass ssiu~ ci.rs,-
fe~eFs Tie ~ wait tie hest al thaze b. fa h.e.
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>iugrr'> >.wiu. gachius,.

ne great reputation Of Singers Sewing Ma
chincs = founded on the fact that thew are uey-
iegtiy adapted 10 every variety Of work, and that
each one OF them, kept Employed, will earn not
less THIN 'S
One Thousand Dollars a Year.
All persons desiring fall and reliable jnforma.
lph about these naehines--sircs prices. mod. ~
purchasing, &e-ean obtain it BY applying bv
letter n otherwise, for a copy Of L. NJ siNGFR i
toS eALEIIE, beautiful Pictorial paper. en-
'ifgiy devoted to Sewing Machine interests. IL
viii be sent gratis
Ioca! Agents
Wanted IN every Town in the UAited State. 10
"hom liberal inducements are offered.
D. I've have made arrangements with many
eaitofs and publishers Of newspap ers highly mod
.aoie ana satisfactory to them, and wish 10 make
similar contracts with every newspaper and ma
ilne In the country. For fun PARTICULAR d..
l. N. SINGER 90,
SMe 323 broadway. \
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SfAiE OF MAINE
TREASURES OrFrF.

Treasures 0rF-rF.
Ellsworth April 2glsj7. (
ana ali persons Interested in township No 5 :. D
IN the toa4Iy of iiaaesea that sAali proceed =,
"a by public sale 70 tue highest bidder M ~
c2aHty treasure Oiice ia Ellsworth in saii Couu-
n "e,inesd y the twelfth Gay Of August next
AZ Ten eisek D. NJ, "a less previously settfed3
50 maca Of said township as viii s,fisf,.t
assessed 6y the Court Of Cauatg Commissioners -.
tAe '~ei ia day Of May A. b. Is5t as ceftIds.i n
NE IL said Court to wit: -
oh township No. ;, 5 D. TIE sum Of Eighty.
nine dollars and sixty cents. and incidentf e.
penses as by law required. "a
3al5 II. ). TREVETf. C,pntv rr.,.,,.a.
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. Wool Carding!
No Waiting for Wa,tr

III subscribe rs would inform the Farmers
Of this County and vicinity that ,h.v ~. ~
hrst-ra,e machine in operation a, Joy. Vii 80
eatalng rolls. Having engaged an esu4r;r,,csd
eAraer all work will be done in the mos, f,i,bt,,
manner. Price for earding and oilipr 81. ,..r
puma. When taken and returned 10 FIlsw,.r,l
n-Ysge one cen, extra. Wool can be lief, Al M,
store and viii be carded aud returned :,
ing " EiI n San 'ef card.
Hlssssth, Nay Is. lssf. s.,S ~
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- 49, -'' A'a#ts
80.
a---a.-s.- z..s-z=-= f.
zsz..zzs ..-.....e sf-tI
=r5zt-z G. Lat=s.a p l=.s=F=.
s-tH tttt .tit-#-ea ta.la s-. 100 g.
gssa5@t rf ~. H=+E- tr. I'D .--.;5s r as
LIS ats Is n't i7fs= fHeSif- tat a pa aia.
tteH ". needed 70 60 wlat Va. rcaults4 ~ liz
i'at. iGr r5,Is}gt.f ~ sae,t &, eaFetfi.f4t
uatl Ae eo@d rLIAIn AZ aftisi, last veuid bs tie
eAHe' remedy. sl.4 after YEAR tTal has r.f.
IeStel ta'- Lain II i se,thing AID enc l3ert.
a!3ay' all irritation Il the scal, thereby stopping
Tat troublesome itching. /; Cut,s Dandrua AMI
-seFf. and when = lair La turned gray il vii
9fias II back t. IT. urisiua! color. he il black
brown er Auburn IL makes the Hair ssi and
tassy euts IL from falling o5 S. Kill il seer,
al'ea Using t4Is balm To- only {tw t3y.-iife
all Is ~ T. tie reet, # the Eaif aa4 growth
'7i.l >ot appear 'iTowti docs a,t a.p4al al the
gHd Fl tdr ltair, as vii b. sven i- ptr,4=as who
-ase i+-s.s "li AHea. Il Aea oNatEsse t-try fair
tat tas been csiafed fata W,ck. Yea viii nnt
i-'Fa4, i.' r+t- that fe taiI 20. goiay Ut sfay
=t4et p, c.s.s5 = has, IL, Els,I At the fr. t.
% US a3t healthy, that Tie NR. az Lar NAV h..
5s@5z-tai t.t.f i~teii Aa5E Eas ia tic kin
zzd q Il 3tsgH hollow. grey. tubc. through
"Afe5 taere D. a constant circulation If The yig.
iHeHt igom The reoiN hen tEis ~ siucit of colof,ns
matter d''s cut II Leaves the hair hollow and It
becesie. grey. T. iuyeaJ balm that would pro.
GGee t4is Pigment was the study Il the 1rop4ittar
BE discovery Il The Alpine Hair balm WILL do
IT. Il ~ill bring the EaiF - - natural color by
making anew the eolarins matter in tie r,ats If (
tie h4tf.
Il ia mistaken notion tia; oil or grease " IN |
l,stssr the hair a. nothing esn be mofe injnfious
ne Alpine lair balm, wiH restore the Kin and
aye tic hair Of those who lave been siek with fe
Ycr a any disease.
ffeVand by c. A. p. MASON, Providence r. /. |
D. r IVES i co, ) Mix It. Boston Ma.
8 ie agents for the United states and Canadss
r. ale n ElI.aeftA BY 3 drur-i.t.. tnl1 |
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Alta I uFt OF Probate holden a. Ellsworth. win.
IA ana tor The touaty of Hancock. On the t.,jrd
saaes1ay OF April, a. u. 1891
* ". DODGE, Administrator upoD
tue Estate OF joan Gheeyer, late Of BIBe.
All Ia SAID Comfy, deeeas l--4ayin: presented
ms sec 'hl aee9aat OF Administration u ,ou said
deceased Estate Tor PROBATE
Uriared, faat tae said Administered 49,; ..
all persons Interested by causing IA corn, ~ M.
orier 70 be pasisted three weeks sacse,siveIv IN
lac Ellsworth American, printed EIisxnrth
taat taey may app~ar ~ Probate Court m i,
held a, oieet,.ti Ia said county, on the 6rst Wc5
nesiay q Jnly next, at ten Of the clock in n,
ioseason, aad slss ea',se, II any they Aayo. VIII,
,ae sGu uld lot be a.iowe,, w.
PAkhER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy, attest: A a. BARTLETT. segistsr
ls-swJ
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ON MANHOOD.
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.

0iNG ~ ~ iftfR WV tNSA'ANNf
just Ppthsh,d, CrofiS, The c0h Edition.
AFEW NoRpS on TIE RATIONAL TREAT
MkNI without Medicine. q spctn.aterrhta u
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, inFe,eney and lmpediments 10
Marriage generally.
81 !. pE LANEY, N, b.
The important fact that ths aiany alarming com
paints. originating tathe iHaEudguec and 81 tade
st youth. may b. easily removed WutiauT AEm-
cINs, Is ia this small tract clearly demonstrated;
AMI the entirely new ard highly succes,tul teoat-
ment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained,
by means Of which every one Is enabled 10 cure
HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible
cost, thereby ayoiding all thc advertised nVs-
traIns Of the day.
sent to any address. graft, and post frce in a
sealed envelope by RENTING (po-t faidl twu poet
are stamps to pR De LANEY, II Lisrcnard
street, New Nogk CITY itmli
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Notice..

All persons indebted for Millinery and
Dress Making, sre requested TO call and SET
tie the same without DELAY 10
Elswerth April 10. 1857 .. P. LAKE.
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found complete assortment 4 Harnesses consist
ing Of best silver plate Erass,Iapaned aud pot'ad
trimming made ffegA the best Il oak tanned
leather Riding salJlcs and brushes Il various
kind, and pri-cs naitcr> Of every Kind and
quality gs,her with all articles IN that branch
@! trade.
MYSToCK OF WHIPS CANNOT 81 EXCELLED
>is- - lasaes Il the best kind in Use, SaddloFs
~lIk kept expressly fos tie lod.es tsaalei' skins
iur c.eaF-iug s7lgeI AID brittany ware. Trunks Of
all kinds consisting q best Neat Leather and
iusset, uouases Portfolio, hr,ss lay top aud
House Trunks, al kind. ei Trunks maae L. order
a. very short notiee, Va!scs and Travelling Dag If
al kinds aud sizes, Carry C5mhs and Horse
la lsL,s together with every ether artistic usually
kept in such establishments.
Ilaraosse, eleau.ed snd oiled n short notice.
Cash paid i,r /. Idcs aud laii sb!Es.
Al If the ab#re agUs!ss will be seiA al fax
prices by HENRY ROLLINS.
Ellsworth, Jaao eta lsjo. 1871
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Asthma or Phthisic. and Bronchitis.

" ST N.NrHcSTHk n. Feb I. lsS6
Sta: Yonr CHFBEI PRrr0Sn Is performing marvellous
cure. this section. II has relieved several fm alarm
ing symptoms u consunptton. and Is caring
Who has labdrei under affection Il the lung for the
last forty years. HENRY l. PARKS, Merchant
A A RAMsEY. MD. AtnIo~. MoxAor Co, low.
WRITES Sept q t>55 During prartic- af many years
have found nothing equal 10 your CaENsI pteros.L ct
giving and relief To oonsnmPtse patients, curing
such durable
We might adj voh Of evidence bu; the mos,
,ncns prl thu virtue. Il thus remedy fund 10 IL
effects upon trial,
Consumption.
Probably rencA ta. evrT tern known whish
cured many aud such dangerous cases hi. some
DO human AID reach hut even to tha~c the CnuKt
PrcroR.t affords relief and ooiafart
As-nE Hapst. MN Y5sS CRY. Nsrrh 5 i>5a
D0croK ARR LOWELL fCri ,, dufv ard pleasure
inform yen What yo,r CEtHEY rgrTHH.L hAs i'ne f1f
NV wife She hal been mart'fS s+yJtug gtttrr N,
dangerous symptom. Il Cort..tn rt5n rs whagh ~i
runli procure gave brr much reiirf Shs steadily
falling until nr Strong q tins city, ~heTe We have
Gr sIyicc ntrI trisi & y6at mtyie'ur. We
bless his klHAHe-s As DO yur sll ~ sl4e h,.
Fred that day She ye; strong she used
to ie bnt from her cough ard calls herself ~su.
Your with sfaiitH!r aaI rrsAHi.
ORLANDO SHELBY, ~ SHEtHIN.LLt
CssHnra=tf b uo; despair tail ,uu have TIRED ArTs's
CHERRI FEsTaR,i |; male by u TIE hest medical
chemist. ia the world sni ali uud rs ls~k
the IL gE merits o. its virtues ihiiasJ Aad legg7.
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A n M1RTLEY, Esa. u L rGcI y Y, writes =" | have
used yor PEc7uE.I myslf ahd NY family since
you invented IT, anil beiirSc the tst medicine fT its
purpose put mt VITA ai eal| -laald ~r"ner
pay tNsHty AArs bottle than 10 without 1t, OF
take Any other remedy"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

tho currcnt-shAt pier was thus construct
ed because Il was important to place the
span where Il wuuld give current to either
high or low water. We placed Il there I'M
der the advice Of eminent engineers. We
have given them the largest draw in the
world, except the draw at Peoria. At the
time of its construction il was considered
dangerous experiment in building. Now
builders will tell you that they can erect
one one-third longer than that, but they
have never yet done il. There was pier
thirty-four feet in diameter, upon which
the turn-tablc rested, with piers above and
below to protect the draw, and keep boats
from running into it. The space between
the piers was filled with crib-work. There
are two passages for boats, one on each side
Of the draw. That on the Illinois side was
a good passage for boats, and the other
opening will be nayigated as soon Is this
attempt to manufacture public opinion shall
cease. The opposition to this bridge has
even gone 50 far a. TO publish false map,
which las sent one or two boats upon the
piers.
The plaintiff. tell you To rely upon no
\ body but nayigators--tEat these tests which
! I have pointed out a. you are Of no conse-
auence, but boatmcn alone can tell. Now
ii these tests are not To be taken rs reliable
then nothing can be taken rs reliable
4 When such men a. John b. Mason say ont
thing and the pilots say another, must you
necessarily believe them
We ask III YOU patient investigation o
I this case. because there il much ut stake
4 Not solely because Of the damage 20 til,
Ellie Alton, but because, Of every bushel o
wheat going TO the East the price will b.
increased, and upon every ton Of mer
clandise coming TO the West, the freight
will be increased by tearing down thai
bridge. lie says RATS cannot pass through
When they sue Us for damage TO raft VI
will defend that point
Gentleman, there is a great and import
ant principle in the controversy now goinI
on. No public work ever was built over
stream without its quarrel 81. Louis ha
undertaken the keeping Of the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers, and says there shout,
be no bridge. a. was said By a member o
the Legislature when the passage OF tn
bill allowing this structure was opposed
Z" IL is an old and well known saying tina
westward the star Of empire takes it way
and for centuries il has been travelling on II
westward course, but when il comes TO til
Mississippi river, IL must come down and &
across in dug out"
The necessities Of trade and coinmerc
are such that the Mississippi must be bridged
though not 20 the exclusion Of the naviga
ton Of tho river. We ssy that the rule o
law is, that each must yield portion, AM
We apprchcnd that we have made no unrca
sonablc and material distractions 70 tn
navigation ~ the river at that point. An,
boat, well manned, in good order and skill
fully navigated, can pass that bridge when
ever IL can pass the rapid above.
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Banking system cCanot b established IN
this State, is AN sbsurdity Of opinion exist
ing only among the Democracy. Give the
Republicans the power, and they will prove
that such a system can be framed and one
that will afford us an entirely reliable cur
rency.
But the very principles Of the Republican
party arc involved in this election ih's
is as much with as a contest between
Freedom and Slavery a was last fsis
Presidential election The same principles
are inyolyed--more particularly the great
princirlc Of the extension Of Slavery into
Free Territory. II the Democracy are sue
e.s.ful il will lac hcraldcd over the country,
that the voice Of Iowa has spoken out IN IN
!or.cmcnt of the Buchanan administration
aud u all it, nefarious act, 10 extend slave
rs into Kansas. Even the result 81 last
springs election, in which three State and
4 few judicial offices were to be filled, n par
tiai triumph Of the Democratic party. was
published to the world by that party's or.
gan, in thi, State, a. the voice OF Iowa IL
endorsement of this administration, and A.
proof that Republican principles had dice
away IN Iowa. and were no longer wortl
/ eontcnding for. What will il be if that
party !, victorious ut this election III,
whole unon will ring with the new. The
dough,ace, pro-slayery party, viii every
where rejoice. The friends Of Freedom ~
every Northern State will be discouraged
Even those brave hearts in certain OF the
Slave States now beating for Freedom, will
sink in despair when the new, comes, that
n the free State # Iowa, which only las,
.all gave strong Republican majority
the slavery extcnsionsts have achieved :
triumph
But it is in our power to gain this victory
II only needs that a full Republican vote
should be pollcd This can only be- dons
through complete organization. Wetherc-
fore earnestly call upon the Republicans IL
every county, and in every township, TO Al
once 90 to work. Register your voters
make arrangements to get them to the polls
and Zee that they are fully i'yormed, b,
speakers and documents, on the questions =
issue We have but little time for work, a
it is now just month till the election, bu
much can be done in this brief period. Ou
state candidate, and the principal men Of th'
party, are now in the field Lend them al
your aid Al least see that they have gcos
meetings 90 u p,tt.
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The Republican party in Iowa are nov
holding their conventions to nominate can
didatss for the legislature, &c. This is thc
very time to take energetic action for the
complete organization Of TIE party. Lei
immediate steps be taken 10 organize ever,
township thoroughly, so that on the day 81
election . full Republican vote will be calc 1
out. Al the August election We lost IL,
majority Of the county officers, and cam,
very near losing the Constitution, .impl,
iron the fact, that thousands u Republican,
stayed II home, while under their usua.
complete organization, tie Democracy hn,i
oct nearly every voter OF their own part,
Coed organization will enable u 10 bring
out oil cur voters. But il We do not organ
~, ~ may expect that thousands u Re
publicans will again stay away from the
polls. We have certainly every incentive
Tor using the most vigorous efforts 10 carr,
this election. The offices to DC filled mr.,
important in themselves, but OF inealeulabl,
importance TO us at this particular time.
when the new Constitution is 10 be pu, in
Soree BY the very men We are to elect next
month. II the enemies Of this Constitution
are successful, they will So reform and
amsad" Il, that but little Of tie original
Constitution will be left, and part. ins,ru
0sot viii be substituted for tha, which the
aajostsy q the people have jus, approved
Nakiag bitter war against this Constitu.
ton y the Democratic party is low DONG,
and declaring never dying hostility toward.
il, thsre u no doubt but If they obtain the
Controlling power, they viii do cyer,tliag
shsy can to make IL as obnoxious 10 the
peopls - IL b to themselves.
II IT, Democratic party is successful at
sAb slsetioa, the earnes. desire Of tie peo-
- Sos sound and safe Banking system Of
our own will Be- defeated. Some Of their
DsiaGpal leaders and organs are opposed u
Haaha, end even their candidate for Cover
~ , known TO be an anti Bank man, and
~ 49, any Banking Bill unless construct
q aeeerding 70 4. ideas Of what such q
eyseeD should Be, and Of what As think. the
Coaseiestioa adults. II the Republican
1asty ; escssasful, we will speedily be pro-
vt6sd WITH reliable currency If our own.
With which The people are acquainted aud
y which thsy en- place confidence, instead
u ssizg dspsndent on the issues u foreign
eaah . hssseosore, and which the expert
ssos e IL let few weeks has shown !, an
sasab aad dangerous policy. Had we
eoe1 carsecy II our own, We never could
Asss eesa brought to the financial distress
ssAs whieh ws ere now suffering. But the
OeanW - determined ~ shall con-
esD = - aev q the Banking inssisu.
asae sesoA0 eeaeA Il which the people
- z1mlnn - ssehise anA thas W
- 1DG8 1n1D6g spsa . kssie. CO.
0Eb = - - . hssans worth
80 - - Thas spund ard -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-14

] Valuable Lands lor Sale.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
i Lands are offered for sAie BY the uadersignsd o.
The uost favorable terms the priees being moderate
Nth M sss n
n'kff9n : ''' Of T" 81 ''' ~
wyefsEs .ad 8 E. Of SEA of.ss Town
HEs Of NEA VI .sc No. 7 ERIE
Y XII: I" : and =" ''' Of ''s u :
Es Of NE 4 Of Gee H. Ti9Rlk
w \ Of n w i Of soc. ~, Tss,RlE
M of NV I u sec. %, + .s,RiE
sS Of sEs VI sec 20, T5s RE
VIZ u W 1 Of sec. % Tp.RiE
NEt Of &c aud q Of NE Of sec 2,
sw Of sE Of sec l,TD,RlE
NV Of W II I % sec Q, Tss RE
TTs'kiF
NEs sw / Of sec. ., T7s,RiE
M Of wv \ OF sec l, Tsokl
NV / Of N w l Of sec as TOR
SCI Of w / OF sec ., rso, RI
sw 4 OF y W Of s~c. ~. T %. RI
Sc Of sw 4 and 4 Of 4 i Of sec 10, 4
0,Rl
sx " W I Of sec. ~ Tso.Rl
ass Of NE aud W = Of n " Of sec 81 ro
SER Of n y / u sec. ~ Tso. RAE
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