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mo. GIG.
Sales OF Public Lands In the State Of Louisiana.
No. 6I6.l

Sales OF Public Lands In the state of louisiana.
TN PURSUANCE of law, it is hereby declared
that public smiles will be held made known in the notice Of
posonemen dated May 2 1885, the aforementioned land OF
fee In tho State OF Louisiana, to wit:
the land ONCE at Monroe eo@msncIng Monday the Goth
offered in the following townships and parts of townships viz
North ef The line and Of the principal ncrdian
Sections and O. the NE X and the NJ Of NV rs; the
H. to,on,hp eoeen ., A. g. H. A. 90 "a
sna 49, g. a. % t s and
secions g. J. TO- * H. 90 q a. 2s 80 So a. and
&c. iocnshp sections &c. inclusive 49,
a. and 49, Of pnhp tYey and tOrm'ap t~eyo"e, rey
section. ~ u a. IS 49, o. "a 20 2 40 81 "a and
foo, t,crty-thsee, of range ten.
Iborhips fceay teatyone, and hcenyt of range eren
Monroe commencing Monday the 9Th day
ofseptember next for the dispose, the vacant lands in the
United States 'oah mules each side Of the vics
burg shreveport raoad subject required
minimum Of TOO dollars and MY cents per acre rfs;
NORTH gAeease line and east Of The principal meridian.
Townships is, oranges
townships 10, 10, and IL, of ranges Is and H.
Townships Is and is, of range IS,
pointed an will proceed in tho order which they advertised
S no M % u @ es s as u no
entry Of any the lands will DO admitted until after the expiration
Lands appropriated by law for tho Of schools military
my hand City Washington this day
TII0S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption the
lands ownshps OF townships above
Is required the the satisfaction OF the register
and make payment therefor as soon as practicable after
seeing and before the day appointed for tho
tho public the lands embracing the tract claimed
such claim viii BIO forfeited
1IOS. A. HENDRICKS,
General Land
July 1S--1aw13w iintol&Sarl
No. GOT
Notice of the pOstponement OF the public sales
of the lands In the parishes OF Madison and
Carroll, in the State OF Louisiana, ordered to
be held by proclamation No. eos.
ATOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of
public lands within the parishes Of Madison and
carroll louisiana ordered by proclamation No 5as
dated 1885, TO be held at the land office at Monroe the
ac of onsiona 2S post
ned by order President Goth 27h September
next prior the win again be advertised accord
ing to law. -. ,..n
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Nay 2s--law4w (Int&starl
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Camille or "A Picture or Youth, by Madame DAblay
81 rs -
Letters Of Madame de seygno English g. y
SIl
Moiorcs Works In English, q vols So so
itors Of Piny tho Consul by William Memot esq.,
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Nouvee Heloisc, by Rousseau in English vols 50 IS
The london stage, collection OF plays, vols svo. 50
Montesqueu spirit OF Laws in English vols Svo, So
BuamAqus Principles OF Natural Law; English vols
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July 10
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right empon
townships parts townships
qued establish the satisfaction register
land Office and make
practicable seeing appointed
of the public embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will DO forfeited
&a8 fFs TfI0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF tho General an
July 24-1awl3w lint SStarl
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United states patent once,

= Warrington, July o. 1888
I'm the petition of Frederick H. Sickles, of New
" York. a TO him
on te 18TH Of October 1874 openng
closing valves Of steam
said patent which takes the
1t ordered that the said petition
Monday the 4t Of October IL O'Clock all persons
notified to appear and show have petition
ought be granted.
Persons
Office their objections, specially writing
days before this Of hearing all testimony party
be used ut the said hearing
with the rules OF the Office, which appca
The testimony in the will be closed the September
dispositions, other relied testimony
be filed the morning
men II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, that this be published
ngton d. c. and Atlas New York
first publication 10 BIO at least sixty dy before the m of October
next, the day OF hearing. HOLT,
(. OF
PsEdors Of Tho above will please copy
bills TO the Patent Ohce, with containing this
July l0--law3w
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1.-TWO MILLIONS; by William Allen Butler, au
l. thor OF "Nothng to WEAR price so cents
For sale by BLANCHARD MoIIUN,
Aug Corner OF 18th and Pom.
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wv EDDING PRESENTS.--To our already very
wv OF elegant jewclry Watches
added choice goods
suitable for wedding presents.
N. W, GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
July Is avenue
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WTILLIAM THE C0NQUER0R--A historical ro-
wv msnccby Cen Sir Charles Napier
Sir William Napier; VOL, London, 1855 81 as
SUMMER TINE IN THE COUNTRY by wlmott; VOL
with beautiful wood cngrsvinss London, 1858. 50.
August FRANCK
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hereby certify the above named and are known
as property able mako good their guarantee
-- 1868.
signed United States district judge United States dis
trict attorney, collector, navy agent
June l5--law4w
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ni c,asvttA "a FosfE
They tell iue thou afi dead the last,
Drak sleep upon shine eyes
4 stranger hand bath closed them down,
Amid thy dying sighs
did not see them beat thee out,
From that dark funeral ,slaad
The cross was raised. the bell vas tolled,
Upon foreign stand.
Twas through the layslic shades of night,
They bore thee TO thy rest
Strange forms stood rouad when they Oh fling
The cold earth on thy breast
And many lhnk ,and many step,
VIII sound above thy head,
And careless eyes will smiling gazo
From which no tears are shcj
YET romeiimes IN nay sleep Il -ectn-,
Thy voice signs on the air
II seems weep beside thy grave,
And commune with thee there.
Thy grave, alas the wide sea sweeps
Between that spot and ms,
Thy coffin rests beneath tae aod
These eyes may nevor see.
But flowers, swee, annual flowers Of spring,
win come in their young bloom
The only things on earth that watch
Beside ,hy lionel, tomb.
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The undersigned having opened
~, large and splendid assortment Of
IVY rev Southern Furniture, is pre-
pared iu supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms This being the only new
stock in the r,ty, purchasers will find % their
advantage te call aud examine the goods aa3
learn tae prices beior purchasing elsewhere.
VII keep constantly on hand
Narhis SOFA and ten'ff fahlfy,
Extension Tables of mahogany, walnut and
OAK. aud of nll sizes, rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Tables, Dressing Fables
walnut and cherry Dining Fables oak. ua-
hopany and rosewood Sidtboard- Bureaus oi
walnut, rosew God aud mahogany; Armar-
Ua~hstaBd Bedsleads, larlor Chairs, iete-a
Ieirs, Ottomans, Dtau~, easy chairs, rockers
eieecres, secretaries aud bookcases oaA and
walnut office chairs, d.nul-roou ,ialra, child
fens chair and roykers, mahogany aud walnut
ten poys aad .ieht stands
NV. Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Ioakine-GAsse- and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany pHf.or Srti-, together @tth every ar
I.ele Hsntiiy found u furniture warehouse.
! This Is su entirely nov establishment,
aud no old stock ou hand. Purchasers vii
hud q greatly to their uterc-, TO give this store
a Gail before buying elsewhere, as the rroprie-
tor is confident thar te yau offer them newer
ST, les Of the most fashionable furniture. more
substantially made and at greater bargain
thaa any ether house tu the city
CHARLES \ STEWART
snfft n fSSF-E
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BArrisa IN Iloors In Chicago, re.
Gently, \ father ainasiug scene took place
during the baptism Of . yopng badly by The
pastor OF the Isbernac!e The Onion says
The miois,er requested her to aesume the
drsss peculiar to such an occasion, hut she
declined to take off Der hooped skirt the
minister told her Of the iuroyenianea that
must result from her obs,lnso,, bot sue per-
slated. When she csuaa 20 dascaud INTO Tie
bath. the inflated skirts touched tho water
md rose up aroaad her like balloon. lier
head was loaf to the congregation, she was
swallowed up Ia tho swelling SKIRTS, the
Minister tried to lofcs her down inio the
bath, but che WAS KEEP, above the surface by
the Heating properties Of the ea,.oline, aud
was booyed up 50 successfully that II wa.
not until after much difficulty and many
sosesbls attempts to snbmrrse the lady, the
minister succeeded 10 bsptiz'ng the iaii one
fiuaily il WIS effected. 10 the relief OF the
fninlsss, and the seriously inclined audience,
who could not keep from Laughing ia sh,ir
poetst ksschisfs.
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SPRING.

o Spring Of hope aud love, aud youth, and
gadnesa,
Wind-wiuged emblem brightest, best. and
fares.
Whence eotneal thou, WHEN, with dask winter
sadness,
The isais that fade in sunny smiles thou sbar-
es.
Sister Of JOY thou art the ehiii that wsarest
Thy mothers d, ing saiile. tender and sweet
Thy mother Aalumu, 'or whose grave thou
dearest
Fresh flowers, and beams ike flowers, with
gentle feet.
Disturbing no, the leaves, which are her wind.
ing sheet,
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Matrasscs for Sale.

JOSEPH RECiifOi.p makes superior mat.
- ira~ses, and at Low prizes They eau be-
found Of all sizes, al Mr. Leyy's store, IN Mar.
shall, where orders can be lief, Tor any paricn.
lar hind required. They will be made al short
notice,
March ., SO. No as-tf
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To the l.usaics

NJ RS. ROBERTS would respectfully in
Isl form the Ladies' Of Marshall, and vicinity.
that She Is prepared 10 attend to their waits In
the way Of
a'liiShliN AND MANUFACTURING.
ilssine MI IRE late fashions Of the Northern
and Southern cities, she is confident she can
please the most iassi5ious.
Her room is adjoining ". c. L IIynson's
residence.
Marshall, March 30, - gq~tf
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9elfffeo poetry .
m. EDITORS SONG

TIE editor s,s al hi. table,
" fia,ug as wel.a- hs's able
Paragraph, leader and pull
lila .e,ssors beside h.m ara lying,
Wits, he !. Ia agony trying
OT sopy te furnish eeoagh
Toll. toll, ieil
VIA wesfs lie !. miat,
Wasting the prasleus midnight ali
IN lesder, column, aHi hue
Working from morn iiil night
Wofsing tro'a ,sll til mefHa
On, why was he steam press made
Or why was ,Ae 90 Tor BON
fol, Col, lal
And s. ho j. the gala when won
Whose are the trophies we aslhs4ef
And for whom are ne lAgysis Noa
10 stand IA the foremost ranks
ri such hard Sought ~ lpH
70 share the toll. and oa6e So
Abuse and negIeel fofpH
Toa. .oil, tm.
What a ihankles- ta-k soais
10 bake lhe bread aa8 press iIe raysss
That Senator Jones' dofaufs
20 ~ on r. tLree.ieaeed stool,
Whilst others have hsir.siu.iri seats,
10 prepare the hash aad cock tie stew,
Ia. negef ie test ihe meat
Toll, toll toll
A. lie constant drop ~ ihu atonc,
SO this ceaseloss, eaaias. work
Wears away bod} and bone.
Though the poet splUster and write,
Though the orator bully aud bYHl,
II itwtfo not for lhe ed ters pea
What wofo the use u /, all
Toll, toll, toll
Christians, MornDns. and Jess.
Z, there a maa on ,his weary oarta
Dat grows richer by feadiag tie news
hiehes, richer, glebsf,
As they read Il b sunlIgl, and tape6
Aud there isu'tasoul of tpm alb
Bat grudges topay for his paper.
FOIL, tod Got
There. row in the sery next street,
Somebody gong 20 murder his " Iie
And must be oi tori sur,
Yesterday lus' At this time,
Two policemen get choke din a riot:
And 50 . goes on from morn'g iinieol,
And an editor never knows quiet
Gets MP, knocks his bat oyer lis eyes, ans
she's ont IA a state Of distraction. "to elk
an item.
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lust received from Cincinnati, twenty
- Cooking Stoves different sizes and pat.
ieru, for sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered IN Ihsa market.
j. II. VAN HOOK.
My J, a. NJ $50 n
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Jhess y . cockn-y youth who. every
esDs b Wishes 10 get glimpse Of his sweet
heart. salls OFT Fire directly under her
sisdow. h the alarm Of the moment she
ptUeGse her hssd out OF Tho window, and
aqsisss " Whore The Ioyss then poet.
bssily slaps himself on the boron. aud ex-
49, H., my iisoseiine!"
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Wy - shsep the most diasipslcd and
Astsssanais III suisnaIss Became they
osssesj u Their youth. frequent ths turf. s,e
bfsss eascAltg.. and arr universal, lsacsd
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,Yw FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

VgI@saS WA HHApFIarn, a Go would
Va respectfully announce 70 the eiuke"s OF
HARRISON county and tine pnbl'e generally ihsf
lhey hase inst received and are nov opening
a, their new store IN Marshall an entire ne~
and complete s'oes OF
FANCY AND SIAILl.
Fall ani Winter Goods. Ihet sLos@ comprises
every article usually found - e9nhsf, store
and having been purchased 10 TIE northern
r,srset on the most favorable terms By one Of
ibe partners who has had many years eAief'eHe.
a. merchant. they feel conldsr' that They can
LIZ
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or TIfE rNit ERSlrY,
Payable one aaH ca sdfaHfe and ne rem
az DE close II As Term

Payable one daU ca adfaaar and me remundar
az DE close II Ae Term
Fer tuition iu thr Ancient Languages,
Mathematics. and Suiid Sccure- ia,
clud ug ore or an ~ these branches
Nr the Session of five months $1,000
N tie English branches, embracing
the elementary branches and 10 at.
dtiou English timmmer. Typography,
History, Au.hmetic, &e 10000
In the Modern Languages, spanish,
French Italian aud German, (oxtra
emrgc oreh, 1000
Fuel iu College building. / 90
1t These rates ~ tuiuon be- considered higher
than those w hish have heretofore obtained in
Eastern feX4s, Il may Ice confidently asserted
that The character ot the instruction and the al.
Saniages afforded Viii be fanad al least pro.
poftionately higher Those professors Of nc.
knoWledged ability and successful cxpetcnee,
whosp cutre time and attention are devoted to
Che Instruction Of sixty Students, or 10 al
average number of tweuty each, can not reason.
abS be required 10 give such instruction AS Is
here furnished tor
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
touSry ~ HanRis0N.
A. 3 j oinsoa &co., u.s. A. A. Tomnson, q a.
No. 1872

~ any laicfa efioer ef sad county greciiag
XrOU are hereby com naaded to summon \,
l A 1omllu-on a l.eonizile Tomlmson. hi-
wife, BY publication Of tins citation for three
successive weeks IA the Texas Republican
neN spaper, 10 be and personally appear before
me NJ my office in Marshall. on Saturday the
29lh day If Mas, a. d. 1888, at 10 O'Clock a
b.. 10 answer the complaint # a. 5. Johnson,
druggist doing business under the firm, name
and style Of y y Johnson, &eo., in plea Of
debt for the sum Of eleven and 33-i0U dollars
principal, dae BY account briefly a. follows, to
vi, to drugs and medicines sold aud delivered
to defendants in the years 1855, 1870 and s57
as per account filed
Herein fail not and make due return of this
writ a. the law directs.
Given under my hand, this the Both day of
April, 1888.
WIN. II. KELSEY JP.
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Issued April 80, 1859.
Na, II. KELSEY, J. 7.

Received in office April 80, 1893, and execu.
ted same day BY handing the editor Of she
TeXas Republican true copy Of the within
Wrii for Publication.
J0l,N r. NONACN. sh'T
Nav tsJ8 No 20 80
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Marshall Cemetery Notice.

4 Ii persons owning lol ~ lots, IN the Mar
y shall Cemetery. wfi please give the I'M
der.lgned their number, of numbers, aHd the
evidence of their loi al lots being paid for i'm
medialely. The object IL this notice is TO
make a news aud correct mp, with the owners
nainos thereon. and tor the general good OF
those Interested 10 the pfcmiaes, a. well also
to collect what money Is due and owing for the
lots already sold, and for preventing any con-
i'ct Of titles IN the sale Of lots. Those neg
leetinR to give their attention To this notice and
reques, mas find their lots sold and paid Tor by
subsequent purchasers, which would add em-
barrassment difficulty, ani confusion, go that
which has largely accumulated ajfesdy. Per
sons owing for lots viii please pay for them
Those desiring TO purchase permanent home
viii applg to to tie Sexton, George W. Rains,
ESD or the undersigned
JOHN r. WILLIAMS
Sec. Board Trustees Marshall Cemetery.
March 30, 'bs a9-tf
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0oL,LG011, 8tc.
M a RS b all Acpublican
YNtsNl\F


IIANlNG resigned the ,'rcsideucv Of the
Masonc tenale Institute, take pleas.
ure in informing my friends and the public.
that will opena male school, on the frs,
Monday in February next, in the building
known as the Republican Academy In
which all the branches of Collegiate educa
ton will Ice taught. The house will be re.
paired aud furnished with the maps, Globes Ne,
now used m the Masonic Institute.
Rates Of Tuition per Session Of 20 Weeks,
Junior class, 1900
Middle 1000
Senior $500
Incidental expenses per session 100
Bills dne 10 the end OF tho session.
could append testimonials from the first
literary Institutions ia the Union, with some +
which have been connected, but choose rs,h.
er to refer to the people p. J. CAROLAN.
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u. 4. sZIIi, 4. VI. President


Supported tg q corp, If abe ami experienced
fraf2so,s and Teachers,
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Great Inducements
Fancy Ersss SILKS.

d HAfNNAN"l-
IL. following Is a portion Of tae'r stock
Fancy Eress SILKS.
rs.n SLACK and Moreanilque siAa
nael dfess stk striped and p.ain,
Florence DO All collars.
l.ldira' Persian SIX Se4fis,
thaulie
-Hk rocket handkerrhiefs and easan,
4 ,nnei and sash ribhnn,
satin anA lasirag "
Velvet All WAN,
silk frIaged dres, ,iimnlags,
Noraati4Ha
aides silk and mnriuo vests,
LADIES' blaek and pearl silk hose
gloves,
Jaeonet and Swiss muslin.
Cheek
gi.bop and vis,ofia laan,
Embroidered AVID dotted SWISS
Swis. robe. iof uariy dress.
JaaoHfi aHa @wis. regHR aHd Inserting,
bands.
Embfo iered -siss aad Jae9ae' sa.a-s'
s.eeyts.
laaeu printed
Iambfpi3erga /. {. uandkefeb,ets,
liru 'seaei
IRISH bl.n, -aperjac.
Wdts French bonnet cord
An wool and Persian delainUi
Block sllk warp a'Paeea'
Coiofed
Blacs and eolored cotton velvet,
Plaid and 5Hd eoiofed giugaans,
French oii calico,
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water lOlOr~.

Nrirmnn's, Nterfs q Noas, AeFtr7saN .,
and OsborHcS.
vUST received, a large stock Of the above
j colors. 10 cakes and in Mahogany and tose-
wood boxes With loek and key Also, Ger
man Colors. ~ cakes and boxes, hne assert
meai,
ul eolor.. In tub.~Euglish and American
cAu,a-es tor portraits n frames 81 $40 to
33N5b;
Canvas in rolls. ffom 50 to 56 inches wide
-iretehers for canra.es. ct al s'1rs
A80 doz hae sable aud CAMEL hair peucts
1870 paint and yarnish brushes, al sizes
s0 packages gold anj silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white aad yellow
Tn foil. 10 sheets and books
1Iesel Of alb the usual colors
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Hats and Caps

Moleskin halls, latest style,
Cashmere and wool hats,
Beaver bate,
Cloth, Plush and Glazed caps,
N,laet ana naler.ehaHa enp-.
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The WONDER OF THE AGE.
no PAY!

If DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lin.
iment does not cure Cholera, Dysentery.
Group, Cholic. Coughs. Dyspepsia, Vomi-
ting. Mumps, Toothache. Headache, Chap
ped Hands. Cold Feet, MusquiIo Bites, In
sect stin9s, Chronic Rheumatism, SweIiings,
Old sores, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, and Pains
or Weakness in the Limbs, Back and Chest.
No EgEsin:sESg---Try Ia.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Liniment
for eight years without ever having demand
made Tor the return of the mOney--all that
Is asked is to use 1t according TO the dlrec-
tinns.
No one Will ever be without Ia,
After once using it, If you do not find it
better than any thing you have ever tried be-
fore.
Get your Money returned!
Thousands Of Certificates have been re-
cieved speaking It's rare virtues. Now a
days ii is the the practice TO fill the papers
with certificates from unknown persons, or
given by those who have never used the me-
dicine--uuw Or. Tobias offers to pay
G,00O Dollars
TO any one who will prove that he ever pub.
liShed a false certificate during the time he
has had his medicine before the Public
Gail on the agents and get Phampnlet
containing genuine certificates. As per-
sons enyious of the large sale of the Veni-
tian Lniment have stated ii is injurious 10
take it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the
following
Oath.
I, SAMUEL l. TOBIAS, Of the City o.
New York, being duly sworn, do depose that
compound Imminent called Venetian,
and lha, the ingredients of which it is COM
posed are perfectly harmless To take inter
nay. even in double the quantity named in
the Directions accompanying each hottie.
S. |. TOBIAS.
New York. January 9Th. 1856.
Sworn To this day before me-.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Price % and so cents. sold by the Drug
gists and Parent Medicine Dealers through
oat the United States.
Also lor sale DR.. Tobias Horse Linament
in pint bottles at 60 cents. warranted supe-
ror to any other.
DR.. Tobias office, Sc Courtland st. n. Y.
ADlil ,. lS57-lamo. I2t.
SOli in Stroudsburg, by Hollinsheand
and Derrick
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TREASURER'S SALE OF
UN S E A TED LANDS
IN MONROE COUNTK.

Notice is hereby given, that agreeably TO
an act of General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 18th day
of March, 1915, entitled an "Act TO amend
the act entitled an act directing the mode OF
selling Unseated Lands for taxes and for
other purposes" and of an Act passed the
18th day of March, 1877" a further supple
ment 10 an Act to amend the Act entitled
an act directing the mode of selling Unscat-
ed Lands for taxes and other purposes BY the
"Act of General Assembly passed the 9th
day of March in the year of our Lord lS47,
entitled san act in relation to the sales OF
unseated Lauds in the several counties of this
Commonwealth, the following tracts oi land
will be sold at public vendue, on the l4th day
of June being the
Second Monday of June next,
at the Court House in Stroudsburg,in the coun-
ty of Monroe, for arrearegesof Taxes due, and
the costs accrued on each lot respectively.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-03-04
TREASUEER's NOTICE
Of Sale Of Seated Lands


The following is list of Taxes on Seated
assessments, as returned by the Collectors for
the several Townships for 1853, 1854, 1855,
1856 and 1857, which lands will be sold a.
greeably to the 4lst section of the Act of the
18th April, A. D. lS43, which provides for
the collection of taxes.