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Mr.. GRIFFIN, dentist 257 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
nENIlsTRy -rErfH EXTRACTED TN TIN SECONDS,
IL without the siehes, pain, By ana original pro-
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NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH wrrH.
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MUSICAL


CcE FOR HANDSOME Ga OCTAVE MABOaANY
spCC pisnofore fine tone, round city
perfect order end worth double the Apply afei
at the furniture packing establishment In Sixth
four doors from oreth street next door 70 the fremont
Hotel.
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20 where they were not afraid of rough
actions or rude speeches. They fit them
selves safe while making their little pur-
chases; they saw that their rights were
respected aud It is veil known that on
such t,iGing sales much profit accrnes in
the aggregate. Time passed, and Wy
man, tie grocer, was the most popular
man in town. His pleasant face at forty
years was greeted everywhere Yourg
men and maidens always patronized Wy
man. It was strange to see the trans
formation that took place 50 gradually the
lIttle dirty faced Juveniles shot up into
awkward youths learning trades, and then
grew TO tie respectable business men
Wyman enlarged his hop, and built him
a splendid house, "all the fruits OF the
cnildrens 5 pennies" he often said, Iaug,I-
ingly.
Yes, with him, it paid 10 Jc po7ite !;
it always pays. 1t pays the merchant as
well as the mechanic, the lawyer a we'll
as the physician. Jrbane manners have
been the means Of making uany for
tune, while the cross -gralued have WON
dcred Why they didn't get along. The
rouchuess that speaks ; miod at al,
times. and in all places, b9asting itself
that It IS only honest. blunt and straight
forward is a habit that demoralizes as
well as insults. Ask any man you chance
to see, If he remembers those who treat
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Chojrs 9ga0iug.
Tae Rose ana the Nett.c.


In country ruewhers in tbe world
no matter where-at the North Pole. pro
baby, or may he at the Souti-or per
chance between tse tWo-there rose q
large ana rourisLia- city. It's manuf4c-
tories are no.ed tor ,heir extent, aud ,ha
merchaa:-Prnvos Of that place reye.iei IL
TIE wealth those manufacturers produced
On the outskirts Of the town were Luls,
two hous,s-al.Go in form, in extent. IN
value. Two peas, OF tive nuts OF
two pins, ha3 frequently le>cribedthels
>ia ilar..v. Now. in these two houses
lived TWO vils-tLc only sou,
f tie builder cf those two houses. l.
lad been fancy OF tha cid man to nave
tic boy,." - ae called them, lodged
a..ae; a11 hi> means bc.rra@PIe, lie had
tic power otiauu.-iug his .aucv The
bows married. and on the wedlir. DAY
the FIST stone Of either hone was laid.
Tune en5u-l 10 get them finished, =
said the old gentleman. 4 he rubGed his
hands iu glee !. won want nursery for
a rwcIve-mouta. ut ans rate. Small house
viii do till rneH.
Tie Young brides we're present when
that remark was made, One biuShed-
aud smiled; the ether bushed-aDd trown-
ID. It was rho ue,;!e and the ryse agaiu
standing side by side.
Six months passed, and the hogses
we're half up--tDe Oh gentleman himself
directing ali the arrangements Of tle build
ia..
1t is good indeed Of your father, now
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Speak Gently 10 Each other.
a STORY FOR THE CHILDREN.

4 STORY FOR THE CHILDREN.
please 10 ha!9 me- rfa.te. sister,
on, don. disturb ne. I'm rsadiDo 3"
was tie answer.
s But ;ust hold this stieI-, won't v-Y.
while I dr,ve this pin tLrouah ?"
L cant nov. 7 wan. - finish this
sro~r." SAID ! alphabetically; and nv lite
brother turned away with disappointed
.gol. in search Of soneb.J7 else to assis,
him.
lie was q bright boy Of ton wears, and
ny only brother. IL had been visiting
r5an- friend. ana Eai seen ? windmill,
aal Is >1su a. he cane home hi, ea.r.;e.
vara emg.aval in making = small one lf.r
a, vas -frr IL make tops. vl.e,54rr5ws.
.,te~. ana. al. SORTS ot .t.f-.-r. -ach as b1s-
4e..-.: in. lie lad ra-z.5 patiently ii,
the agr-.a- r.sa san and iscs'-ai-e. and
s1r +. oa,y needed putin, together T.
complete i.-aaI his oaly SISTER had re-
.n.al r5 a,zl,: hin. and he had zone awav
with lis Young heart ssaI.ncd.
7 though. n all ta.s ii the fifteen min.
utcS aE.lr he .e.s Me, and my book gave
me no pleasure. Il was not intea,iaaa,
uukinlnesS, on.7 taougatlessness, for !
loved ny brother, and was gaaera.r kind
10 him; still. I had refused 10 uolp hin
/ would have gone after hin. aui stfard
I'd the assistance needed. bat ! knew he
mad found some one else. BatL had neg
.c..ci an opportunity Of g'-ddeu.ng
childish heart.
In half an hour he cane 5oraf;r-inta
the house. exclalmia-. :. Come. 1Iarv. I've
rot it uo; inst see how i: r5.s' IL,
zones were iav5ns ana 7 saw TIA, he had
forgotten ny Ustu'euce. 50 I determined
30 atone bT unusual kindness. I went
with him. ana sure enough On the ro.f Of
the wo5ihou.e vas fastened a miniature
windmill. and the arms were vh:-gfs,
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would scarcely exchange cur present Iot
for the one We held when first l became
your wife. There is an earaestuess in this
quiet life Of strict utility which is lost in
tAe Elided days Of wealthy spleudor,
am Is happy here, Ralph, as ii you had
placed ne IL palace-baPpler indeed
lie stopped her as he locked lovingly
into her gentle face.
" Not happier, Lucy" he added, not
happier, dear wife. Your nature would
carry bliss ss perfect as this world can
5e>tow iato auy phase OF lije-not hap
pier, Lucy, but as happy either here, OF
there, or anywhere on earth---as happy a.
such q kindly heart as yours eau and
,houId, and viii be anywhere"
Ralph lived to an Old age: his hair was
white, aud his step lettering; but the
heart and mind were firm still. Ills clil-
dren were married, or otherwise settled
IN the world; wealth had fallen to the
share Of some, competency only 10 the lot
Of others.
But sorrow, keen sorrow, now fell on
Ralph, Lucy died and as he saw the
mould fal. on the lowered coffin until it
was hidden from lis view, lie whispered,
a. if to her who lay there" know what
> loss Is now, dear vifc--i never felt It's
meaning before
Boydeil also lived to an old age. 4
partial recovery enabled him to return to
his home--bGr he was no welcome guest
there. Unkindness and want cf care had
the result which might have been expect
ed-he returned to the asylum, hopeless
II mad, and died there some years after
wards, to the very evident relief of hls
wife and children.
Now. il all human probability. these
TWO women worked the sequel to the fate
Of their husbands. The one BY her gen
tleness s8othed the wounded spirit. and
in seeking 10 bless him, sow.d tull hag-
vest Of blessings for herself
And the other truly d.i she cast her
seed upon the waters and "tru'y did
she fnd it sitter many days" 1t vas lie
the poisoned Upas berry, taking root ana
spring till the deadly tree cast its destruc-
tive influence on those poor wretches VINO
sat beneath is branches
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Capita. Sermon.

\ writer n the Sierra (Cal.) Citizen,
under tae title Of " Young Ien and Tree
Frogs, gives a better sermon. better
lecture Ct morality, and = better essay on
mental philosophy, al in few lines, than
are sometimes found IN as many volumes
Of standard authors:
fTae t-ee t-og acq1:-cs -he color OF what
ever i al8ere5 20 FOR . slo-. time: If = "a
-aln1 OF sae c21. j. VIII bear the color 81 tha.
tree i ca the sycamore, o. cypress Z gill he
vh-tish brown ara 7The7 il ie forad a7 the
growing corn. = Is sure 70 he Vreeu. Just 50
!. is with yOlnE men; tAelr companions tel
rs what ;l9,r character Is, + .lcT associate
Ei.a the vIlEl-, the licea;i5gs aGt the pro-
Erzc. then toeir hearts are already stained
r. b -a-'t ana shame. and taev vii themselves
become ike the vIscIoas. The stIdr OF bad
5aozs, OF toe !5ye Of wicked companions, q
she acol11st and E1s. certain road to ruin
t1at E3a2E uea can travel ari few sreI. d.
ree'e- lessons ;l either VII lead them OF ste1
#T step u t-e gate OF Ges,rHctio1 Gar moral
d nnTslczl l-ws show now important i. Is 70
aaFe proper -5s1ci Aliens q every kind, es2e-
c.al-r In F0ata. How LEa-erol5 it is 70 gsIe
CT 3 picture or scene that ;cI,u,es tie iu.si-
na.ioa CT hIarts the moral perceptions. or las
> zen 5e.sv p weaken = sense Of our auty 20
God AM Esz.
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PeIItenes5 Paws.

Seems TO me you treat that rageec
little brat with more ponieness than
should" said a rough looking man TO {
young shop keeper who lad just done u
three cents worth Of sugar very uea..y Il
a brown paper, and tied il UP careful II.
The boy in question had presented :
marked phYsi0gnomv. From. under his
rimiess hat projected : vide, full brow
deep sparkling eyes, and features full O.
energy aud resolution HI. face and
hands scrupuloa>ly clean, but his c.oLAo.
nere poor and patched though nos u the
man had iuSinna,ed. ragged, His moth
er was woman possessing much force OF
character hari working woman wno
had been reared in apparently better cir
cuustances than those that now >urruu1d
cd her, tor she wa< she vie Of i drunka-i.
the grocer vas busy, ana he evidently
had not heard what va. said, 50 the rough
looking Nan remarked again.
i say, Wyman You're queer one"
I;ya queer, G.css 2 asked the gro
car. thrgwia-a scoop oftea lato the scales.
"N nv vou treat all the ba-1ars abou,
here ui,h as much consideration waen
saav me w.,h tacir ranGies, as if they
bought by :hc Wholesale
Aud Why shoold'n. I?' sad the gro
car, booking up with Ais honest eyes vide
open ana clear.
%, / don't know; us queer, tlat's
al; you're the only man TIA. does It |
reckon, in these parts
"WeI, I'll tell YOU, said N-yman, de-
"barateI7 uuwjnding the spool OF c57l
and twisting the string ab.u, a package
he held in MS ha1d; the fact Is. II /
wasn't naturally tender towards the caii-
lran. | should 10 50 iron policy. You
see. l m blt : youuE man, and taese
.brats . YOU cail them are growing uu
last. Many Of them. Of li;sle worth as
they seem now, rili become men q char
actcr, and men Of business. Now | want
10 retain their custom" he SAID laugh
.1g'y; "Jheir pennies. in tue course a.. 9
lev years will turn into pounds; their
three cents worth Of sugar Will change
into orders bv the barrel. I sha have
many a good customer among the 'brats;
besides, I've always found tina. Politeaess
pays well.
: Something in that" ejacalate1 the
coarse man, thruscing lis hands into hi,
pockets, "sometaing in that but | never
looked at It in that light before"
The boy who bought the sugar" car.
tinued the grocer. is one Of no ordinary
nia1. i | am rot mistaken. If bis faith
e. was dead. FL take hin with ne in-r
the store and make a maa of bim-thau-h
nature I reckon viii DO better for hin
than could; AMI TIE fr-seein- groco.
smilin9.y handed q cents worth o. pins
70 Etr.e .imjd child, whose top curl Just
reached 70 the counter.
Time verified the prediction of Wyma1.
the grocer. There vasu'. shop in ths
place where . much small change wss
spent 81 n his; for the children loF=d q
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TEREs. .$I.25 TER kKNUM.

lie r.used s moment, aud then added /:
Don't you remember, Mary, that !
wanted you to help me TX it, and you was
reading, aud tod me you could net? But
it didn't make any difference, for mamma
helped me-"
Oh, how sadly those words fell upon
ny car, ana What bitter memories they
awakened How I reported, as I kissed
little Franks forehead, that | had ever
spoken unklndIy to lin. Hours Of sor-
row went hy, and We watched his couch.
hope growing fainter and fainter, and an
cu;sh deeper, until, one week from the
morning on which he spoke Of his childish
sports, We closed the eyes once SO spark
ling, aud folded lis hands over his pulse
less heart lie sleeps now IN the grave,
and home IS desolate; but the little wind
mill, the work Of his busy hands, is still
swinging in the breeze, just where he
pi:e.I it, upon the roof Of the old wood
shed; and evcrytimc see the tiny arms
revolving | remember the lost little Frank
and | remember also the thoughtless,
aud u4hiDd words
Brothers and sisters, Re kind to each
ether BE gentle c. nsiierate, and loving.
-Eramiuer.
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" Or. ans Influence.
Tar0 paragraphs jroae The peg .f -H-s. Ligtrno
N IL Nele Cgr.nqr-. -

T.ro par77r9pts 1rou The pe7 gf H-s. LfgTmor.,
IN t-s Veg C0usaan.: -
Al men are Influenced by women to
an extent hardly ever realized. f" I new
or take a step Of any importance without
first advising with my wife; if do, am
apt 10 20 wrong" was an admission made
in our presence, not long since, by one of
our most talented clcrgymen, whose clear
ness Of Judgment and proverbial sagacity
might exempt him, if any one, from seek
ihE advice at all Il owe to nv mother
al that | am, or ever hope to BE-" is tho
confession Of every great and good man
who hes ever lived When Napoleon
was asked what could be done for the cl-
ovation Of France his reply was, "YYe
ueed good mothers And tie elder Ad-
ans, IN giving the list Of educational in
iuenees when had formed his son, John
Quincy Adams closed with the significant
declaration, After all, my son had a
mother
But not alone "a a wife and mother is
woman's Influence felt. Mrs. Fry. who
sought the amelioration Of the condition
Of couvic,s, and their reformation, exert
ed al influence in this department Of phi
ianthropy. second 70 n one who has lived.
excepting Howard The labors OF Miss
Dix Tor the insane have crowned her with
laurels. shared by few male rivals. Lord
Br0IgA2m asserted that Harriet Martin
eau did more good oy her works on poiit-
lcal economy than any man in England;
and the deeds Of the sanity Florence
Nightingale. and the heroic Mary Pat
ten. a.. still fresh IN ali hearts, show
ing more than mere words can 10, how
3aaaip,tenc is vouaa's i4haence, when
80 Wis to have ii 50.
Wgarc suvg g1sei that men DO not seehoR
women une5asci9asiE aYeuses the injury
Inflicted upon Aer, in defEauiing her Of
e3uea,i5a. Keep woman il ignorance,
cripple her intellect, compel her TO mar
~gw1esss oita1ught, tie her down 10 petty
AIMS and objec,s Of pursuit, debase aud
degrade her, and assurediy man will be
the sufferer All know how Z truly grea:
and GJoi man, even, vii. lie dragged more
Or I-,5 from his orbit, bT the influence Of
, bad, ignorant, unworthy wife; while up-
on mcu Il 10 fixed moral principle, who
IRE At the mercy Of every circumstance.
the influence Jl q decidedly bad woman
: a1p4.iIa-. L tac-e we're no other rea-
son why Woman should receive the high
st educational advantages, suziclent
3ua would b found il tne fact that men
are. to a great extent, what women a.
wives. mothers, sisters, aud friends make
them.
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From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
F0RSANEN.

Patient and faithful, tender and true,
Praying and thinking ana working for you,
Rearing all silently sorrow fer years.
Hopefully striving 70 conquer my tel-s;
Say, did my patience. my tenderness. truth,
Merit not mere than the blight Of my youth
Give me once more my wild energy back,
Give me the hoDes -aat illuminad hte's track.
Give ire the faith that l wasted on you.
Cine NE the love tIat s4Uande-ed thereto,
You cauno--'oo lightly yoV cast them aside,
And FOR YOU and all others these feelings have
died.
Yet, tho the hopes that cherished are dead
Tho The light from my spirit forever hath fled,
Tho twas doubling in Heay'n when doubted
IL Won.
As a1y standard ard type CT the loyal ar t-ee.
p'or the wreck Of my life would never repine,
Il the peace have lost were but added 10
thine. 4, y. c.
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la sd TAILOR, lzte from the City q
-'s%., -ag.s-+. shop opposite Court
:, n. Z eo-tcsspor;, Peter 60. Pa
g .-r-cu.Ar a:Jent.oo paid 70 CT !
" l0-25-ly.
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= H. Mills, Proprietor. Co,ezhg--
L., % ta-. seven miles north of Eou-
VIZ CO me Nti.N.-.e Real. s44
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ISAAN BENSON-
l. J.. WILLISTOE,

.-aE,T At LAW. Wellsooro'. TioEa Co
ID. ~. attend the Courts il Potter a..
-Aaa -or' les. 9:I5
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51oft's C0rnfr.
IRON t+s y. I. kvsaU,g Post.
MAKE YOUR MARK.

BT DAVID rAHKEa.
IN the qUarrias should you toll,
Make your mark.
Do you delve upou the soil.
Make voUr mark.
In whatever path YOU 90.
In whitever place you stand,
Moving swift or moving slow,
With firm aud honest hand
Make your mark
Should opponents hedge your way,
Make your mark.
Work by night or work BY day
Make your mark.
Struggle maniul.F aud well,
Let no obstacles oppose:
None, right-shie3led, ever fell
By the weapons Of his foes
Make your mark.
What though born d peasants SON
Maze your mark.
Good b. poor men car he done
Make your mark.
Peasants garbs may r,arm the cold,
Peasants words NAV calm a fear,
Better tar than hoyI;ug gold
IS the drying OF = tear
Make your mark.
Life is festinE as a shade
Make your mark.
Marks Of some kind aEst be made
Make yoar mark
Make It while the arm is strong,
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BUSINESS GarNs.
JOHN :. MANN

JOHN :. MANN.
.~)atET AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
s-.e-,aart Pa. viii attend the several
ss-., "a Potter aui Mhcan Counties. All
asa.>, entrusted .E his care will receive
.crp, attention. Uhce an Main ST. oppo-
.Gt %. Eoa-l House. l0.l
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=. 7 OLMSTFn-

.--8 N Dry GOODS. EEk0Y-NADE
- Cookery. Groceries, Sc, Main 81,
'-Es,o-t pa. Ig.l
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

o-A>SAIRB. Proprietor. Corner OF
!, - Second Streets, CouterspoTJ, Pot
-s,. IA. S-z4
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f. ". KNOX,

|-1SSEY At LAW. CoUdeysPo-t. Pa, viii
= sa-.y attend tie Courts IN Potter anu
Is. -.o.a.aE Counties. 1871
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ARTECR q. OLNLSTEp.

."o2SGY + COUNSELLOR At LAW.
s..s-,9o-,. Pc. wi,l attend To ali business
crested 70 his care. with promp-aeS an4
|E. IT, o&ee in Temperance Block, sec
s.. -a5- Nam -. lG:I
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,
-.n EVERY THURSDAY Morning.
Tb0s. y. I hasc,

-son au Letters and Communications
....i BE- addressed, to secure attention.
,.,mS--FaTaFiaDly lE2 Advance:
4I.25 per 8nHuul.
G.,s.I',!ltulTHs.!,,
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smiled at The innocent face of her Sleep
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
PROBATE ORDER.
Territory Of Minnesota,
County OF, GOo(lhuc. IS

session of the Probate Court ,iollensas
the Probate Office. in the city OF Red Wing
s4th day OF January. AID. isas.
: In tho matter Of the estate OF Lars Larsen.
deceased.
On he;;rihg the petition Of larger Olson pray
ing the appointment of an Administration and
ASKS the appointment oa said estate. 1hereup-
o., it is ordered,
Tia. Monday. the first day Of February.
AID. ISIS. be assigned er the hearing of lie
said petition. and that the heir. Il. law OF the
deceased and all others Who are Interested in
the saii estate. are required to appear ne a $50
sion oi the said Court then 70 bu holden :, III.
Probate Office i'll the city OF Red Wing. an.,
show earse If any there se, why the prayer o,
the said PETITIONER should not hs gfanse,i
Aud isis farther erdcrot tisst Inc hi; rcti
tioner give nesiec 10 The ferso.s Interested in
said estate OF Pie pending Of said petition and
The kca ing thereof: by Causing q copy of this
order - be publishes, in the scsi Wing .Sestfas2
newspaper published in Red Wing. GocS.hue
county aforesaid. ts.rr snccrssive wcc 5 pTip,
TO shsafcrcsssd dsy Of Leari,g
LEMON BATES.
Nws ,fsdEe of Prehs:e.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
WARREN BRISTOL.
74w6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
SHERTFWS SAT,E' M : :

~ Es
DY virtue Of an execution issued ont of and
- under the seal Of the District Court in and
for the County Of Goodhuc, and Territory Of
Minnesota, upon judgment rendered and
docketed in he said Court on the 4tl day of
December, A. d. 1857, in an action wherein
Robertson White is plaintiff, and Charles n.
Moe and Rober. L. Philips are defendants in
IA vor of the said plaintiff and against the said
defendants for the sum of five hundred and
eighty-four dollars and twcnty-cleht cents,
S5s1 2s), with interest from the 4tl, day of
December, \. ID. 1857, which is actually due
thereon, have, on this oath day Of December,
A. D., 1857, levied upon the following described
real estate, to wit .ff
Lot seven CD in block eighteen (1s), north
west half ~ Of lot two (e) in block three as,
lot one in block eighteen (1s), also lots two,
three and four q, and 4 in block two (2), said
property lying and being in the town of Central
Point, Go.dhue county, Minnesota Territory.
Notice is hereby given that will sell the
above described real property at Public Auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Kelly
House, in the city Of Red Wing. on Thursday
the 18th day ofFcbruary, AID. 1853, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, to satisfy said execution, to-
9cthcr with interest and costs thereon.
Dated Red Wing. NJ. r.. December l4th, 1857.
73w6 II. G. HOFFMAN, "A
Sheriff Of Goedhnc Co., NJ. T.
W. c. WILLlsroN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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DatcH VHTs 11t1 Uav OF JfNNAFy. 1905.
WILLIAM b. GERE,
United States Marshal.
WARREN BRISTOL, Proctor for Libcllants.
LoRENzo ALLIs. advocate. 76w2
7T MORTGAGE SALE.

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/ '''". VI eIs'.'h !'I'saEc pcar'HG o"1c
cI,,i ~. ~ ~ ~ Hli''' ~ a. - 80: 'nA d.
r,N' ~ uoo"'"e county; MiHl,eset" territory,
,;,.i,! ny mortgage ace" 10 SaIdncr ~;
ns. .on W. wi l'c'''iScs ocscrincu III saia
WV" "o' ,""l .n P"t' VI t3e lo''""mg oescr'ned
o'avs or fafeei or land lying and being s in the
~ "o'u''e ana lef!ieory OF minnesota;
,h' 1',,i', 40 '"''o"S !" wiz commencing Ut
.Io co'nei o' VIC s'"tn:asC ?:"ftcr OF
tne no.'h"eS' quarter OF s;''lon tilrty-t"o
~ III VOW "S',.p ''""ocf one hundred ana Nlnc
wy no!t"."i range nMnihcr r'tccn lo) west
o. 'l'' h'en rfineip"i Meridian: r"nn'n. from
ne''ee S"', seve''( t""s' Thence east fourteen
.idl .ous' s"s'.ee n"'t, twenty SIN y" RODS
.:ol'.o wy W., '"",'cc" ~ Ioas' tichcc solV'
'''ntl:e!l ~ roo 10 INC pace OF beginning
containing Two acres and Tiorty-to''r rods also
Que e'lu'st an! Mh eNiaeu 'ourSh part Of certain
s.ea''a "a" nun, W.T. rs t""S and apparatus
''' nv, s'"'"''s o. ''c S"o.e orser'oca premises
i"; s"'" 'i"'' G's'' WIZ, INC power OF sac
eon,a'neu: was GUY recorded III the OF
.u =. 'e |ts,Ir o. Dceas ~, aha Tor ths sae
wv =. "o'."o ~ '',S -'.' ia! OF APr'
aa,,i -, -. 'oe'och IN inc '"re""'n IA ooos
NV. y. - ts'SeS' o' pages 42i ana ~
o,ai -" > NV, i''?:''g"se was eNTe.tee VII" deny
sa;I i', Wy S. m' T''uie. ~ l.Sn1"h oy INC
sa'a 'ohi -. |'irN' rs aforesaid, to secure thu
payment OF tlie sum o. four hundred and TWEEN:
y dollars ana c'suty-t three cents, to be l"it
WIZ. IN iitcies' a''er maturity us follows: ;,
:, II" .i,: :u." o. one n"n4r'a ana thIcc dollar
n' IT, .I sensS 10 uo P"'u .h'se a"hth
";t,. w., w., "".o WIN ll,.Icst aci maui
~ wy ."tc VI ioet per ceht per l""nth uht'
p" ""'. ."s ,e,ii""e saM " .alree n"l'of:'
an" SI-t"tsh ""'Ats ana my ecutS 10 NC palt