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nor ALL DISEASES OF THETHROAT.
LUNGS and CHEST, it is unri'alcd in It's speedy
and certain efficacy.
NOR HOARSENESS q SORE THROAT
4 il gives decided rccl, and effects q rapid cure
Igor COLDS d COUGHS. IT AFFORDS
immediate rclicfly les positive power TO quiet iri.
taton and abac fcyerh excitement throughout the sys-
tom.
ENOR BRONCHITIS, 1T IS AN FFFEC
A TuAL and certain remedy, It has a specific appli.
Sauy Tor all those diseases that have their in ihc
EfOR GROUP q WHOOPING- COUGH
It affords immediate relief in an eases hy its oxpee-
iorant and aut-apasmodic properties aud by its power
elcena 20 ailay imitation Of the lining membranes of
The aig passages.
INOR CONGESTIVE AND SPASMODIC
Diseases Of the Lungs, It gives positive relief
hWnS cured many extraordinary cases, e. is the most
iele remedy now before the public, for that distress
ins disease thc As1HMA
IGOR BLEEDING FROM THE LUNGS.
% has extraordinary efficacy in arrcstiny al. ,,.o.
10y quickly checking undue agieral excitement and TEND
ing ady TO restore and cquasc the circulation thronah
out ihc system.
IGOR CONSUMPTION 1T is THE MOST
4 NhllAblE REMEDY. Certain % arrest irrt,-
non and speedily relieve Cough, Il at the same time
ll'.ua hlNNt hsthcuiug aud healing influence, im-
lnis l.oumr pug rare power Of rcno,atng the system
rests us great efficacy ior che cure # all the inst STAGES
Of CONSUMPTION. 7
" Sold by ll Druggists and Apothooarics-yyholo.
,4le ana Retail Dealers in Medicines throughout the
~ Those desiring to keep this valuable preparation on
SAFE or or their own use their orders for will be at
tended Ia promptly hy sending directly to tine maDle
Juror j. a. MASIA, Proprietor
LOWELL. Mass.
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From the Atlantic Monthly
DANBREAK.

A wind came out Of the sea,
And said " O mists, make room flr me q"
II hailed the ships. aud cried. "Sail on,
fc mariners the night is gone
And hurried landward for away,
Crying, " Awake IL is the day :"
II said unto the forest, "Shoutl
Hang all your lcafy banners out q"
II touched the Woodlands folded wing.
Aud said, 90 bird, awake and sing 3"
And o'cr the farms. ." o chaniiclccr,
Your clarion blow the day Is near 20
1t whispered to the fields NJ corn.
Bow down and hail the coming morn 7"
II shouted through The bolfr, tower,
" Awake, @ bell proclaim the hour ~
Il crogsed the rhurrhyard with o. sigh,
And said. " Not vet i'm quiet lie %
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~ !. GOODS AND GROCERIES.

M !. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
just opened at the old Stand of Lyman & King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church
PALMER GRANLlN have just opened a new
stock Of Groceries, Ne which they win be happy to sell
on the most reasonable TERMS comprising
SUGARS-ol kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP /;
IEAS-all kinds, best in town COFFEE-Goycrnmcnt
Java in Packets, assortment in Bugs, Ground in bulk
and popcrsi SOAPS--Common Bar, Stoves q Davis
Chemical, CASTLE Toilet Fancy and shaving; TOBAC-
COAL kinds and sorts, Chewing and smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGAkS-a dozen kinds from
Short Skies to a Plantation; SPICES-Peppcr Spice,
Ginger, Cassia, Cloves, Nutmegs, Raisns Currants
Figs Ctron ENIRACrS-Lomona and Vanilla Sal
eratus, common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice Mus
tard, Pepper Sauce Kotchup Olive Oil for table, Gor-
kins all kinds Pipes, Lamp OH and Candles Butter and
Table Salt; COD FISlI-Samon, Mackorol and Her
ring; PORK, Hams and Lard Cheese Tubs, Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms Pals shoves and Hoes
BOOTS SHOES-comtnon and fine; Oycralls Green
Jackets, Ac LOOMS PALMER.
TERMS CASH. JOHN GRANLIN
Montpelier, June II, 1856. Cliff
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Boots y sburs.

ID q ID I = III 1T Z
ofe,cg description.
Their MEMS Boys and Youths Work consists Of every
TU5Gr, M" GtTE pOoyS
m ~" -'-'I' D''+i
'' Fycaci ce7 Boot, and Shoes,
rthe choicest stock and work Also al, DESCRIPTIONS of
w O " EN- S w DIRK
Fine all cloth and French Lasting
ltiJ Jaar, Ii,l ,J f,or,rcs. IAN double and
sin5lo' solr Of fle l,e., ,i,stoni work
and warranted
Opr d,.~..,.,,. s ~. ., ,,,,..,.,. W..
cannot o, o''' ana e3pIi, ' every hing nom
~ SUI 'iiOi'
At &, q, =, g., - ~ q, u d., D., ~ 90
Our Rubber Stock Of Mems womens, Boys,
misses ana houths
r. u II j H. II I3 . O T =
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For the Waterman.
WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY ?

w Hal WILL PbOILE SAL +!
nv CLARA MAY.
How on this little sentence keeps
a worthy deed undono
Its wond'ro ever harmful power
Is felt by every one.
Ifc'or man in any thing
Would try an uutrod way,
The thought first started in his mind
1s--what will people say
The wealthy, with their stores Of gold
And sumptuous attire,
When by a wandorer asked for food,
A shelter. or fire,
Or but farthing from their store
To help him on bis way,
Turn, half in pity, half in scorn,
with--what will people say
Those once in plenty, now made poor
By extravaganza and pride,
Whose poverty, by outward show
They are too poor to hide.
Compelled to bow before The fates
And live a cheaper way,
Turn in despair toward former friends
wiih--what viii people say
The maiden, at whose shrine there bows
A heart, by conscience led
Though by the sweat Of honest toll,
lie earns his daily bread,
When asked TO share his humble lot,
And bless his thorny way.
curls her proud lip with naughty scorn
With--what will people say
And after ali. what need have we
To care for soornhl speech,
Tito onr conscience we arc true,
And follow what 'twould teach
Then let the foolish fear TO act,
And sconcrs rave away,
Wen walk the way our hearts advise,
Nor heed what people say
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nR MARSHALLS HEADACHE AND
~ CArARRH SNUFF. OILY.
M ALTON'S VERMONT REGISTER
w AND FARMERS ALMANAC,
T. O II s . 8.

Uh T 7 ; IT D
The Governor Vote, Grand List, Population, State ard
County Officers, from the OPTICAL DOCUMENTS.
In addition the usual matter, the Register for 1883
contains the Neic Ji,dciary Ao also, LIS Of Masonic
and Odd Feiiotos' Loagcs.
o. Orders from the Trade promptly answered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

ANEcporE OF DIR. JOHNSON. Andrew
Miller was a principal proprietor of DR..
Johnsons Dictionary, and the manager or
treasurer of the fund out of which the pay
ments were from time to time issued to the
author Whom the work was completed, An
drew was SO oyerjoyed that he sent the fol-
lowing acknowledgement of the receipt of the
last sheet of the manuscript:
" Androw Miller sends his compliments to
Mr. Samuel Johnson, with the money for the
last sheet of copy of the Dictionary, and
thanks God he has done with him"
Which drew from johnson this keen re-
tort:
" Samuel johnson returns his compliments
TO Mr., Andrew Miller, and is very Glad to
find, as he does by his note, that Andrew Mil
Ter has the grace 10 thank God for anything. &"
ComcAr INNOCENCE An exchange saws
a child had made a stool, no two legs of
which were of length. While in vain try
ing to make it stand upon the floor, he look
ed in his mothers face and asked:
Does God see eycrything"
"Yes, my child"
"Woll, replied the son, 81 guess he will
laugh when he sees this stool"
!4' One of the newspapers inquiries with
much seeming innocence, ifit is any harm for
young ladies to sit in the lapse Of ages p
Somebody answers, that it probably depends
on the kinds Of ages seectcd--thoso from
eighteen to twenty-five being rather hazard
Gus.
WELL ENrLAlNED.-God made Washing
ton childless that a nation might call him ia-
thcr. Can any one explain why God made
Buchanan childloss Missouri Mercury
That We might not look upon his like
again Osioego Times.
Keep your dog away from me, said dandy
to a butcher boy. Darn the dog" replied
the boy, he's always running after pup
pics"
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THEM CATS. "A philosophical old sontlc-
man was ono day passing new school house.
erected somehow towards the setting sum hor-
dcrs of our glorious Union when his alton
ton was suddenly aroused by crowd of per
sons gathered around the door
lie cnquircd of boy whom he met what
was going on.
well nuthin', 'ccpt tho skulc committee,
and they are going in.
"Oh, Committee meets to-day, CHI; What
for"
well continued the boy, you see Bill,
that's our biggest boy, got mad at the teach
or and $40 lac went all over and gathered dead
cats. Nothin but cats and cats. Oh it
was orlul them cats I"
"Pshaw what have cats to do with tho
school committee
Now, well, you sec, Bill kept bringin'
cats and cats; always piln them up wonder
lpointing to a large pile, ms large in extent as
a pyramid, and considerably aromatic. and he
piled them and piled them. Northin but
cats. cats 20
Mover mind, my son, what Bill did
What was the Committee met for :"
"Thcn Bill got sick haudlin en-, and every
body got sick nosin EN- but Bill got mad
der and didn't give up, but kept a pilin up
the cats--and-
Tell me what the Committee are holding
a meeting for r.
"Why, the skulo committee are goin To
meet to hold meeting to say whether they'll
move the skulo house or them cats :"
The old gent evaporatod Immediately.
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Mruirul.
A MEDICAL REV OLUT ION
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS

Ill GREAT COUNTER RHl1ANT The vie
Of disease often makes its way To the internal organs
through the pores NJ the skin. This pcnctfatng Oiut-
mcut, melting under the hand it Is rubbed In, is al
sorhcd through the channels and reaching the seat Of
promptly and invariably suhdues II, whether
located in the kidneys the liver the lungs, or any other
important organ II peuctatcs the surface 20 the into
or through the countless tubes that communicate with
the skim rain passes into the ieycrcd earth,
diiusiug its cool and regcncratng influence.
Skin DISEASES AND GLANpULAn SwrLIfNos.
Every species of Exterior irritation il quickly reduced
by the nntinlmmntory action Of this Ointment An
CRY EHrruoNs, such as SALT RHEuM, ERysirELAs,
lErrH RlNGwonn, SCA1n 1iuAD, NETILE, RASH,
seams Cor lrCH &c, die out 10 return more,
der It's application Hospital experience in all parts Of
the world proves It's inahty IN diseases OF the skin,
the muscles, the Joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMOnS.
The effect of this mr,aiicd external remedy upon
Scrofula and other yrucnt ulcers and sorcs s almost
maraculous. II first discharges the poison which pro
durcs duplication and proud flesh and thus the cures
which It's healing properties afterwards complete arc safe
as well as permanent
WOUNDS BHu1sEs, BURNS. AND ScAIps.
In Of the fracture Of the bones, injuries caused
by steam explosions BRUsEs, BuBNE, sCALns, hHEu-
NArIsM. STIFFNESS or rlm JOHNS and contraction II
the sinews, t 4 employed and warmly recommended by
the faculty. This iYclous remedy has been introduce
cd by s inventor in person into all the leading Hospi
tails Of Europe and private household should be With
Quit ..
The Medical staff Of the French and English Armies
in the Cnmra officially signed their approval % llullo-
ways Ointment, the mos, reliable dressing for sabre
cuts sabs and gun-shot wounds 1t is also used by the
surgeons Of the Allied Na,ics.
Both me Ointment and P,is shouid be used in the toi-
HHNHHH
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NE PLACE FOR sCHOOLMARMs.

THE PLACE FOR SCHOOLMARMS.
Prentice, of the Louisville journal, relates
tho following experience Of his sending school
marms South
Some may think it strange. Ut isn't tho y
that, ever since the time whom we remarked in
our paper that nine tcuths of all the hundreds
of young women scnt by MS to the South as
teachers. have got married there. we have
been literally overwhelmed with applications
from New England Now York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
We do not think that, in Justice to such
Of our southern friends ass arc in want of
teachers, VIC can send any girl that will not
pledge herself to us, to continue at least six
months in the business. We know that the
condition seems hard, butreolly we shall have
to be incxoIabe
About three years ago the trustees of u
fine female academy in ono of the southern
States wrote to MS to send them a teacher
We sent them very beautiful and accom-
plishcd young lady and they promptly wrote
us a letter of warm thanks for the selection.
In about three months they wrote MS again.
telling us that their teacher had got married
and requesting ms to send them another We
did sond them another, quito as beautiful and
accomplished as the first, and they were. as
they might be, very much delighted with her.
In just about three months however, they
applied to us a third time, begging us to send
them still another, the second having got
married like the first In this last applica-
ton, however, they insisted that the lady
next sent to them should be plain looking,
and not less than thirty-fvc years Of age
The conditions were difficult, and we did not
succeed in complying with them. We pre-
vailed upon our friends, the trustees, to ac-
cept richly talented lady, who was neither
old nor ugly She giving us her honor that
she would not marry in loss than half year.
We understand that she held out Ike a
brave. good girl, to the end Of the specified
timo' but not day afterwards.
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DALES OF WRAPPING IRVINE AND
ID WlCKlNG, for sale by STORRS 81 FULLER.

SO BOXES RAISINS-Just received
NV and Tor sale very chcapby
Nov. rs STORRS N FULLER
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3rd. The capital invested can be turn.
ed ten times as often. Therefore large
business can be done on comparative
ly small capital.
4th. Itplumps the hide in far great
er degree, and gives more weight, and
makes softer aud more durable Leath-
err, which is susceptible of the highest
finish, will not crack by wearing. and is
almost impervious to water.
The materials used in this process are
cheap and abundant, and always will be,
and hides are tanned in about one tenth
the time required by the bark process.
We have been shown numerous writ
ten testimonials from tanners, shoe
makers and others, to the truth of these
claims, and from our own personal know
ledge and observation, and from the I'M
animous testimony of leather dealers of
this and other towns of the County, we
do not hesitate to say that thu invention
is really all that Mr.. Daniels claims it to
be, and is destined to work an entire re-
volution in the tanning business.
Walker d Daniels have Tannery in
successful operation in this village, using
tho new method, and there is also one at
Whitewater, and one at Waukesha, and
wherever it has been introduced it has
given the most complete satisfaction.
Town, County and State Rights in
this patent are for sale by Mr.. Edwin
Daniels, Elkhorn, Wis.,, from whom can
be obtained by application, circulars,
certificates, samples of leather, and in
formation with regard to the invention.
-Elkhorn Independent.
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Come Que! Come .alI!!
SIMPSON & HOXSIE

SIMPSON " HOXSIE
Are now receiving large and we'll selected as
sortment of
GROCERIES,, WINES AND LIQUORS,
which we offer to the public at very reasonable
prices. Our Goods are direct from the city of
New York. all fresh and new, and we are con.
yinced that they must please all who desire to
purchase. The stock consists OF all kinds of
staple and fancy Groceries usually kept. We
have laso for sale
BRANDIES, WINES, GIN. SCHNAPPS
and cured Liquors OF all descriI tons. Black
berry and Raspberry Brandies, together with
the lest brands in market of ScoT H ALE and
loNDoS PoartR. Derby g. Days Star brand
Whisky, and various other brands which we
will sell at as low figures as any other House.
Wealso have large and varied assortment Of
C l G A r S,
HAVANA. Opera and Principe in any quantity,
and at prices running from Ten to SIXTY Dol.
lars per thousand.
BOOTS & SHOES.
We have a small lot of Boots and Shoes that
we will sell cheap
N. B.-Orr Goods were all purchased in
New York from first hands. and we can conse-
quently sell them lower than those whO have
paid profit to the merchants of chicago and
Milwaukee The proof of this can be demon
strated by an examination of prices.
Store on Main street, one door east of the
Waverly, and nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel
McGregor, July Sd, 1857. n2S
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PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
DR.. HIIsIsIA ID.

N7OULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants
wv of Dubuque and the surrounding country, that
he can be consulted at his through the Post
Office, privately and confdcntially "ON ALL DISEAS-
Els OF PRIVATE NATURE" Several years of cx-
perence and practice in several cities the East en-
ables the Doctor to perform the most astonishing
IN very short time Syphlitic and Mcrcuria taints
entirely removed from the system Recent cases cured
in from three to ten days, without obng the patient
to desist from his daily ayocaton.
All diseases OF the organs OF generation treated in
careful and thorough manner, for either sex. No
charges for advice. Low charges and quick cures
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness, should
apply to the doctor Immediately in person or by letter.
post paid his remedies and alyce as he never fails
Of curing the most obstinate cases.
Patients OF either living at distance by stating
their diseases in writing, giving the symptoms &C.,
obtain medicines with directions for ue by addressing
the Doctor and enclosing fee. Gan munications
strictly confidential"
Female diseases treated ON scientific principles Leu.
chorrhca Whtcs-Prolapsus Uteri, falling of the
womb suppressions Of the Menses, inflammation or Vi.
ceration OF the Uteris, &c, &c.
The most Of the above, yield to his mode
Of treatment.
DR.. H. is also agent for the sale Of Dr. selden's
French Female Monthly Pills, which the only bona
fde Pill Of the kind sold in America. Price One Dollar
per Box Persons sending for pills, will enclose
dollar and two stamps, and they can be mailed to any
part of the country.
N. b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
in peculiar situation, should not use them
by their action the womb, miscarriage will be the
consequence they contain mercury, iron, steel,
deadly oils, but their action Is without parallel in
medicine.
Office near the corner of 5th and Main Sts., over
Rozenthalps Clothing Store.
Dubuque, Aug. II, 1857.
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ATKINS & STEELE.
MaultOn City.

.,.,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT BETWE N PAUL. MORTON
CO., OF DECATUR, BURT COUNTY NEBRASKA TER.
klIokf, AND THE sHAkl HOLDERS OF THE MAUI
TON CITY TOWN AND LAND COMPANY.
Article l. The company shall be organized on the
first Monday Of May, A. ~, 1858 ut the office of Casa
day 4 Clark in Sioux City, Iowa.
Article 2. A regular account shall be kept of the
number of shares sold the amount paid thereon and
the place of residence OF the several Shareholder and
a list of said shareholders published once month in
the Sioux City Eagle newspaper published in Sioux
City, Iowa.
Article 8. The Capital Stock of said town and land
company shall consist of four thousand acres of land
Of Which Will more f"Ily appear Hereafter ret.rsnce bs
ing had also to the diagram of said City.
Article A. The said land shall be valued at fftv
thousand dollars which shall be divided into fifty
whole shares and one hundred half shares the value
of which shall be respectively five hundred doars and
two hundred and fifty dollars.
en- there shall be paid down i'm cash twofths Of tIe
amount thereof and the balance shall be Maid IN paul
Mourton Co.. or assigns in three equal ANIMAL nav,
ment from the date thereof with Interest at rem ncr
cent per annum Twenty five nor cent of tho saaid
twoffths .hal be Maid to the snjd PAM Morton \ 20
for expense account and the balance shall be depoted
nj interest with such ner.ons ne NAV ha sgrecd IN
subiect tn the order az tho ManItom Citv Town ana
Land Company or TO be returned To the nroner owner
on failure to orvanze said company in Which case the
said twenty five per cent hall also be refunded One
fifth of the So i'd twofhs ITO Wit ton thousand dol
lars the said Maulton CITY Town and LanI Comnonv
shall expend in improving said City and the balance
shall be Maid over 10 the said Paul Morton A. 20 nr
their order wv ~
Article q Tn casa tho said sb,robo,ao-, or anu =,
them shall fail or neglect Tn make navment IN said
Paul Morton Co or assigns the amo,,nt with inter
est to he maid annnav On the said sbare sharas ~
narts theraof the Same q" ,ras.ntat;on az .h Si
cate contract, to the Maulton City Town and Land
due shall be NV them declared forfeited and Of NO of
feet and the said Town and Land Comnanv shall he
and are hereby authorzed therannon 10 issue to ,bo
said Paul Morton y 10 or their ASSIGNS now cert;i
Gates for said forfeited share haree or narts tboreoT
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MEG r E G. 0 r.
SCOTT BROTHER,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS,

oNOC<AtiAIC, xLsInD W L1nES
QUEENSWARE, CLASS WARE,
&c, de-,
Opposite Upper House, lNcGregor, Iopa.
A RE now in receipt of a large stock of
n Goods, and shall be constantly receiv-
Ing. so as to be enabled to present an unbroken
stock of such goods as will give entire satisfac-
ton to customers. Our motto is, "quick sales
and small profits" and thorough examination
of both goods and prices is respectfully asked
of our friends and merchants generally visiting
the market, before buying elsewhere. The fol-
lowing articles comprise portion of our stock
New Orleans, Belchers
A. B. Crushed and powdered
Sugars; Plantation Molasses, N. o.
Sugar House, Belchers Sugar House,
Syrup in bbls. hf bbls. and 10 gal.
Kegs; Rio and Java Coffees,
Ground Rio and Java
Teas in Inf. chests, I, g, 6, 10,
20 ID. cadies; Salaratus in bulk
and ID. papers, Baking Powders in pa
pers and Id. cans, w. r. and Lay
Raisi ms, Figs, Prunes, Citron,
Currants, Dried Apples,
Fresh Fruits, Pr'vd Fruits, as
sorted Spices, Brooms and Brushes,
Rice in Tierces and bbls., Moline buck
cts 2 and 8 hoped, Tubs, Churns,
Oils, Mess Pork. Hams. Shout
ders, Palm. Brown. Ext.
Family, Chemical, Erasive,
CASTLE, Variegated, Toilet, Yankee
Transparent Soaps, Star, Summer press
ed, Steam and Hydraulic Candles,
Glass, various sizes. Nails from 3s to
4s, Fancy Nails, Chewing Tobac-
co of all qualities. Smoking in boxes
and barrels, patent Grease for Carriages
and Wagons. Mackerel, Herring White Fish
and Goldfish. Nuts of all kinds Butter. So
da and Sugar Crackers, Cider Vine
gar, Pickles, Oysters, Sardines,
Cigars, Fire Crackers and other Fire
Works, Fancy and assorted Candies, Dali
ry and Dbl Salt, Starch, &C., DC.
june l6, 81. n36tf.
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NO TXCE

\ IL persons are hereby expressly forbidden
IA from and after this date, to cut timber,
quarry stone. build, enter upon. or in any man
ner take possession of any Lot in the town of
McGreg"r, or ny piece or parcel of the follow
ing described lands, to wit
The N w and the N aof N E ! of Sec
ton 81. Fractions No. & : in fractional Sec
ton No. %. Section No. in fractional Sec.
No. 70. The ID Section in the s l. corner of
the BAIL Gard claim No. !, all in township
No. 95 N r No. 3 w 5th P NJ, Without first
obtaining the written consent Of the subscriber
and entering into written contract in reference
thereto. All persons hereafter so taking pos
session of any portion of the above described
lands otherwise than as above, and all persons
who have heretofore done 80, without the con-
sent Of the undersigned, will be considered as
tresspassers and treated accordingly.
ALEX. MGREGOR.
McGregor, Oct. 9Th, 1856.