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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness. Jaundiee, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Duseatery. Foal Stomach, Erysipelds, Henddche,
Piles, rheumatism, EruptioHs and Sdla Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, 1umorS ana
SAT- Rheum, Worms Gout, Neuralgia, as a D'"-
ner Pm, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most seIsl-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are tue
best aperient in the world for all the purposes
of family physic.
Price rs cents per Box; Five Boxes Tor Sl.oo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, fnysicans,
Statesmen. and eminent perSonageS, have tent
their names TO certify the unparalleled useful-
ness of these remedies, but our space mere VIII VIII
not hermit the insertion of them. The ASe.ts
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al, All
1,ASAo i'm which they are given; with also Iull ~
descriptions of the above complaints, ana iho
treatment that should be followed for tnelr eilfe.
Do not be put off by unprinelpaled aealess ].
with other preparations they make more Ptyn' eg,
ON. Demand AYERS, and take no others. my my
sick want the best aid there Is Ior lHein' "uu
they should have 1t.
Al our remedies are for sale by
Sold in Stroudsburg by james N. Dor
ling aud Hollinshead x Detriek, and by
druggists everywhere.
june 2, ls5s.-ly.
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STROUDSBURG, MONROE co, Pa.
Office at James II. Walton's, Esq.-
Collections made, aud business attended
to with promptness and dispatch.
Stroudsburg, June 20, 1856
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MASON TOOK,
HOUSE PAIII lpl3lS2a
(sIaZier, and Paper Hanger.

Will attend to, and promptly execute, all
orders with which he may be favored. From
his long experience in the various branches
of his business, he feels confident of render
ing entire satisfaction in his work. He
may be found at his shop, on Sarah street,
nearly opposite the residence Of Hon. M. Ii.
Dreher, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
February IL, ls59.-ly.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that | have loaned un-
to Jacob Kerner, of Paradise township,
Monroe county, Pa, at my pleasure, two
yoke of oxen, two cows, one wagon
The public are cautioned against med
ding with said property.
JAMES KNIT.
Eab IA 1880
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County Treasurer.
To the Voters of Monroe Co

Fellolc- Cdi2enS-I hereby offer myself
as a candidate for the Office Of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing election
Should be elected | pledge myself to
perform the duties of the Office faithfully,
promptly aud to the best of any ability
WILLIAM SMITH.
Ross tsp. August 10, 1859.
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Caution.
MUSIC! MUSIC!!
Instructions 0ss the Violin.

The subscriber would announce to The
public that he is prepared to give Instruction
to all who wish TO take lessons on the Violin
From his long experience and practical
knowledge as a Musician, while in Germany
and in this country, he guarantees to give
satisfaction to all those who may place them
selves under his charge. Terms reasonable.
For further information apply to
GOTTLlEB kETTERER,
Stroudsburg, Nov A, 155S.--ly.
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All Wanting Farms in delightful
climate, rich soil, and secure from !rosts.-
See advertisement Of Hammonion Lands
IN another column.
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NFiscelEane0Us Items.

miscellaneous Items.
P'd NJ. B. Postens, horse hire, So 20
Robert Boys, committee to
assess loss of JOS Wolbert, 3 %
Fer'd. Dutot, Justices fees, 1 IL
Evans g. Watson, for safe, l20 10
WIN. K Ilayland for ma
king index, fire tax duplI-
Gates, &c. 3S OO
" S. l.. Drake, Justices fees, 2 80
w. S. White, money rei'd. IL 81
- 1s4 90
Treasuer's commissions on re-
ceiying, S402 80
do. paying out, 593 90
1895 81 at 2 P. ct. % 81
Balance in hands of Treasurer, II 76
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NuiCS---NsGGs Gs---NyIGs.

ACTHELOR'S WIGS and TOUPEES slrAasses alt
I3 They are elegant. light. easy and durable.
Fitting to a chsrm-no turning up penn III" siIIllA
ing off the head indeed. this IS ihe only ESldDhs'ei
xrbere these things property understood aud maze
233 Broadway, NeW-York- tDee y io9o-H'
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C,.,e f.ro,vers can Garry om

Grapc OTOWCfs ~" y"
their business most successfully at Ham
monitor, free from frosts' Some forty VIn-
wards set out the past seasen. See adver-
tisememt Of ilammonlon Lands, IN another
column.
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Persons wishing tn change their
business TO rapidly increasing Country, a
New Settlement where hundreds are going
Where The climate is mild and delightful.-
See advertisement of Hammonton Settle
ment in another column.
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Caution !!

hereby caution all persons against
hunting, fishing. or going through grass,
grain or orchards upon my premises, as |
am determined to prosecute tresPassers
to the full extent of the law.
JOSEPH HOUSER.
Snithfeld tsp, Aug. ii, 1859.
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County Treasurer.

County treasurer.
To the Voters of Monroe Co.
l offer myself as candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, at the ensuing election
Should | be elected | promise TO dis
charge the duties of the Office faithfully,
promptly and to the best Of my abilities.
ABRAHAM EDINGER.
Stroudsburg, Aug. IL, 1859.
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Shoe business and Factories
can be carried on profiiably a, Hammonton
See adveriisemen of Hammonton Lands.
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Persons Wanting Change Of
climate for health. See advertisement OF
Hammonton Lands, in another column.
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Settled, August 8, 1859, by US
SAM'L S. DREHER, ! An,
]. DEPUE LABAR,

The Company is indebted to MIR. Walton,
as Treasurer. to an amount greater than the
above balance of S7l rs, for money paid by
him on losses prior TO lst Monday of September
1857, which were never settled by the Audi
tors for previous years; nor have We embraced
in this settlement, anything but the receipts
and expenditures of the current year.
S,roudsburg, Aug. III, 1859.
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NOTICE.

INV IObs
The members Of the Monroe County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, are
hereby notified that an Election will be
held at the Court House, in the Borough
of Stroudsburg, on Monday the 5th day
of September next, at O'Clock in the sf-
tcruoon of said day, to elect thirteen
Managers, to serve from the fret Mon
day Of September 1859, to the first Mon
day of September le60,-pursuant to the
Act of Incorporation.
BY order Of the President.
VIM. K. HAVILAND, Sec'y.
Stroudsburg, Aug. i, 1859.
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References.
John N. Stokes, Merchant, Stroudsburg, Penna.
Depue S. Miller ESQ Prest. Stroudsburg Bank, do.
p S MIchler, ESQ., Prest. Far. &. NJ Blk, Easton Pa.
Drake Hulick d Co., Wholesale GrocerS, do
T. K. Sitgreayes, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, do
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has won for itself such q renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complain,
that il is entirely unnecessary for us to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever 1t has Deen
employed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not 90 more
than assure the people its quality Is kept up 10
the best it ever has been, and that IT may DE re-
lied on to do for their relief all It las ever Deen
fOund to do.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12

IxpfAy AFFAiRA-We learn from a gen.
tleman Just down from tn Indian Rserva-
ton, on the ST. Louis river, that the EN-
ployees Of the government engaged there,
under the direction Of Col Drew, the Indian
Agent, are progressing finely, in the way Of
building, clearing land, and improving this
new home of the Indians. Agent Drew is
pushing these matters with hi. accustomed
energy and industry, visiting in person the
serve, and experimenting the work. The
route to the reserve, from Fond do Lac, Is
over an Indian trail. through swamps and
across ravines, rendering the TRIP anything
bat pleasant Superior Cpon'ele..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12

Prairie du Chen is located on the site OF
old Fort Crawford. A correspondent OF
the Davenport Neus gives US bit Of his.
tory about it {:
Between the middle and lower divisions
of Prairie du Chen, and upon on, of the
loveliest of sites, is seen old Fort Crawford,
consisting OF four cut stone buildings, each
about two hundred feet in length, and so
placed as to form square with large en-
closure, hanked on the south by magazine
md guard house, and hospital
=. This fort is no longer in use by the
United States, and is partly inhabited by
German squatter sovereigns." The ground
was bought Of the halfbreeds by the Gov.
eminent, and some shrewd lawyers imagine
that they have found flaw in the title, and
have purchased the right Of the heirs Of the
original owners, and have it in the courts
for settlement. 1t will ultimate like Jarn-
dyce Us. Jarndyce, for the whole five acres
are not worth three thousand dollars
This fort is very old one. 1t was erect.
cd to protect the American Fur Company
IN. their trade with the Indians. The ftone
structure now standing was built immed-
atelE sfter the Black Hawk war. Here it
was that John Jacob Astor laid the fouD-
dation1of his colossal fortune, and his son,
Willpm B. Aston, still owns eighty acres
south of the fort, which was at one time
estimated to be worth $4,000, but could
not ID sold to-day for $4,000,
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Or the return 10 New York Of General
PAEz, letter says -" He has not bad the
honor Of public reception, bet something
will doubtless be doue-must be done-to
keep the old gentleman before the people.
He is one Of our standing lions jolly,
good sort Of lion-always ready to have bis
dayuerreotype taken, or 10 assist at the re
ception of any patrio, who has the honor Of
running his own country, as an alterna-
tive Of being sent to jail. l mean no disre-
spect TO General Pax He's very good
man, but can't -&c. &c.
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Paine, F. J. Dewitt. F. Freudenreich, n. E.
Tyson, j. L. Fisk. James NJ. Allen.
Seeretary-T. B. Campbell.
7fedsurer-E Caldwell.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meet.
ing were ordered to be published in the
three daily papers Of ST. Paul, and in the
Dakota Democrat, at Sioux Falls City.
There being no further business before
the meeting Of the stockholders, they ad-
journed to meet again on the first Tuesday
Of August next, at such hour and place as
the Board Of Directors may in due time
publicly announce.
SAMUEL WlGFALL, Sec pro TEN.
The new Board OF Directors subsequently,
met and organized, when PARKER PAINE
was chosen President for the ensuing year.
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ImprOved Firearms.

The French in the late Italian war ex-
hibitedeo superior weapons OF recent
inventSoO to the no small establishment and
consterdsGon Of the Austrians. But il the
other European nations are behind the
Frenl4 the improvement OF firearms, 1t
does J follow that the Americans have
been 6stripped in the same manner We
have rid cannon, which no doubt are equal
to the Freueb, and we have seen no accom-,
of anYth36C in the French service equal 10
the Dhrnside BreachI.oadng Carbines, oil
Amseicau invention, trial OF which was
had at the Washington navy yard last week,
described as follows by correspondent !:
"OnAOf these celebrated carbines, repre-
scnte6hy Gov. JACKSON, of Rhode Island
was fredfye hundred rounds on Saturday,
at tareA OF five hundred yards, in the
navy yard. The gun performed admirably,
hitting tie target nearly every time and
!. at the conclusion was found in fine condi
aiOuss 1t was also fred fifteen rounds for
rspidn1s a. one and quarter minutes.
MUCK Me target shooting was at the rate
of eighffounds minute. All this was &C
complished without single failure of cap
or cartridge. The caps were made at the
navy yard. The gun used was one Of eight
hundred now being manufactured for the
War Department by the Bristol Firearms
Company This arm combines in an emf
nent degree lightDess and beauty with the
requisite strength for severe field service /;
ard having very great and accurate range,
With The utmost simplicity in its movements,
bestdss eng fired with perfectly water
proof netallic cartridges that ,iFectually
pack thejoints, must come into general use
as a most Efficient weapon. /, seems equal
ly.Yell adapted for the land and naval SER
vice. &ns-.
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MORTGAGE SALE. WHEREAS

NI default having beea made IN he coDifan Of a
es'tsin nden'ate o. mortgage executed and delivered
wife 81 the city Of n Paul, county Of Ramsey, knne
so,a, 10 Tbomas w. ss~r Of ths CITY ~ Cincinnati Ohio
ssat hundred and my siea, which morsas. ~ss duly
recorded ~ s nor e the Register Of Deeds IN and Tor
q. county 81 Ramsey, On The 18th day Of Jsns, A.
u inas, al three o'clock sud afsea minutes 4, NJ III
he saa 'h.fss A Nondse, aud Nsry i.s,i,is bis w,is
Hos.lier, his heir. and assigns for ever. un mort
gaEr,sh thai tract ~ paFne 81 land situate lyns and
eriax ia ss,d e9ast5 ~ Ramsey and slAs IT Minnesota
Iet aanbsr iwsnly two tssL Ia Mr,iona'. subdvi.on
2, elses samsst Wi e n.na,,sg,sh. addition 10
IN fesf street, by On. baadrsd and ,wsn,y ave i2bl
fee, deep, 'aa areen ~! foot alley In the and
state ot M'hpsso's :" secnr. the pabmrn % the said
Thomas Hnssiter by ths sad Charles MonSslst 81 the
.am Of seven hauea dallss It7v'l d." aud payable
asrrs, thefson a the fss oi twenty eve per cent per
aspnm, ~ p" paid yea',, sec,d,ns 10 %" aIms aud
chadlines ~ eeriss promi.sor, note ssnea bJ said
oharies M.Ddesi, aud pslabs TO tbs ",drt vi salj
Thomas Rassitet.
Aad whereas he niaresl ~. sasd aee 81 s;0o .earsd
Jane lsns u ar and Wholly unpaid u he sum ~ si;s
which sa,a a. The hate Vi Ibis nocs IL claimed IL be
Aud no saii or proceedings Al law have been had
o Instituted Ia recover bs debt secured by said nots ant
Now s.refsre notice hefsby given that In pursuance
u power Of sale contained In said mortgage and
the mpftRssod prsmlses above described and covered
BY said mortgage, Win All and sinRasr the appnrr
nance. nsfe,nio b.iongng, Will be so'd public ane.
iIsa, al tho front ds@r ~ the Court onse, 10 The city
IL NJ Paul IL sal county u Hsssy sud state II Mime
shs. IN tho lsh day u August, 4 u. tMs, nj nipa
oloes the hrsptss aai dsy sa,isf, aud pay tho
due al this date ~ virtue d ssd ne aud
togsihvs With ali ces,s allow I'd ny Ian
Dated Ibis iph day Of Juse lssg. .
Moflssg..
s.-'ost m'rsipss, Attorneys Tor Mortgage.
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A SHARK weighing over 200 pounds, and
measuring three and halt feet in length
and seven and half feet around the grit,
was captured by party Of sharkers from
New London, on the Goth ult 1t was
caught in the sound jus, out from New Lon
don, Conn.
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A DEMOCRATIC journal Of Memphis Tenn,
says that the real issne between Gov. Han.
Rrs Dem J, ard his conptitr Oh the Cur
rency euestion b, not banks or DO bank, as
the OppoeitiosDress wosh have the the peo.
pie beiievs, bA whether the banks shall
govern ~ people, or the psop'e shall gov.
ern the banks.
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The Washington correspondence Of the
Charleston Mercury says, "some sharp
practices of certain Surveyors General Of
the public land. have lately been detected,
and are being trreted out by the Govern
ment, 10 be followed by the removal and
punishment Of the of-alers"
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The Providence Journal. an American
Republican paper. Is enthusiastically n "a
vor OF the reorganization OF President Nc.
cHAyAx by the democrats. II argue
many reasons tor such coarse. in ooe o, its
able.t editorials. OF course the Ch.rIeston
Coovention will Mt disregard ADVICE from
30 dsinteres,sd quarter.
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DR.. GAILLARpEr, the person who, last
summer. was convicted at New York, Of as
sault with intent TO kin, upon Mr.. GRAMS
TON, OF the New York Hotel and who con-
niyed with the officer who had him in charge,
to eject his escape, has taken up bis perman'
ent residence in Havana.
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A UsrvD SrArys iron steamship built st
Philsdelphia arrived 10 81 Luis Bay, OF
the hesd Of Lake superior. 90 the 2sd ult
She OF course oome over the Atlantic into
the ~, Lawrence. and through tts Lake.
70 tia, home. ~ Iogl. bsy i IN MIpoe
aosA
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A GERMAN at Cincinnati made bet OF
fifty dollars that he would drink half a bar
rel of lager beer in twcnty.four hours. See
ing how he was going on, the other party
paid him ten dollars to throw up the bet
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,

UNITED STATES AMY ,-O,Tcr on rnE ACriSe
A.stsrast Qr.brrs s..TER. [. AssT.-foxT RIM.
LS. MIss,, July -. 1873
sealed Proposals wi'l be rece ed ~ This oair~ nhul
IN. 81 Of Ausur AtI2u'cpck Tor furnishing to the
Iu,ted Stalss " oys bis Post he Following arlcies
10 the quantities named, sud II he 9asRy and c"iIfH
specified va
Fifteen thogssni bushels Of nsts-i! pounds n ih'
hushs four thousand bushels OF 'orn-S P"nSds :" We
bo.hal Eo;h ia aud Cora q be 81 good 2Asy. ana
serur~ly sacked To be Delivered a. fott khg~ts
Minnesota. 90 ~ before the Sis ~ oet"bsf isSt
T.eIvp huLdfsI Ccrts 0f good hard N'fcharisbl"
VOID fuo elm accepted To Re delivered, paiei, A.
corssd, at such place as IA. A Y NJ may DE- sha ?
nsar the Bsrrark - For RdEsy, % ~ hsi"f" he 3D.
DAY Of Hctoorr l-As
zach proposal m 81 be accom- kHi-f ~ gatrAn'FT
.Aga.d ~ ~ god aud ,pncant ari't-s
10 be endorsed 90 Proposals tor Army suEFuH', Al
address ~ b~ under.gred.
Persons lntsr,s.f Ia th.ss cgniraes are resp~r UgI
nst,st 70 ~ It.ssu hsH the yrapt-s4s are 0Fetrt
EbWARp sck III b-Ds.
la i.g.gs ga Arsillsfy.
Acting As.sn' 9asri1r hss'"r Amy
a
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f,.a iss fsses saysrT in Nc y.si g'sss pnsso
- .sssssJ .s4 fpegs SsS..s. saasEisas yea W
10. u be- All 90 sss 81 srss Of Sss 70
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s.tsfrut - Afyxh ssssaas " as.Sss. slssslns sd
- : ysfss1s sFsrfs. a. - sssgt iftss s~ssgisx
strs a.rsfrrs ar 90 1ass<sf ksits sgss a.
.s.-s = : f.sa go ~ gsssiss ~ Ne sfsaH sys<m
So So sr.i par al1
B.,e. ~ 49, arr n fsi.sbis Ih.ss
80 - e. ysf. % - sbinT n EssYsfiy
-, - . - q - esinx 40 afh ssssbsd
sfsas . rffsfips fes.s sfsa 20 10 tkfYast
I'D ussss Fs-sss 90 - go ~
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID X q & l. A VI 4 I | y \
Ey THE
GO r. II n Q r..

Whereas, provision u Law osis's prescribing ihe
time The election of Representative In Congress from
this STATE And whereas the Constitution Of the Cuii-d
states provides ths, Members shsl be chosen every
second YEAR, and no election having been bed for thai
object during the year lssl past
Therefore, To ensure unioT mi'. Of action on the Jar
Of the voters In the STATE,
l. HENRY II. sIBLEy. Governor Of the safe Of
Minnesota Go Gr upon and proclaim IL EsDAf the liih
day Of OCTOBER nett being the time ita the General
Election OF state ocers for the -isot,on Of two Mem
beers Of Congress this state said election 10 be
Quoted Ia the amer prescribed by the ls~srrgaAlins
general cleo ions and the returns made u The seerei}
of Estate IN accordance with the requirements Of The
Constitution.
In testimony Whereof have her-unt0 ~, my hand and
caused the Great sea- Of the slaie - be sf4lrd
LIS this Flnh day 81 August, In The year one 'h"u
sand eight hundred and any niue. AMI oi the
state IN. second.
HENRY II. sIBLFY
by ID. Governor
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~ DtR and BY vlrto. o en- order and dsrres OF the
trebss Court fpr The bounty 1T Ramsey, aud STATE at
Mnhssoia inside 90 the slb day Of July. A,U, 1861 VI.
uod~raisnsa ausrdiau at i,seph May ~ssm, Minor
~il pufsnsHt ~ tho statute Ia such made aud pfb
cash Ia ffnnt II tbs prrmsss 90 ~ he cold the ninth
The tpIp~iaE descrb@d properly. real estate ~ 'ad
follows Bssihnihg nj The Northeast CORNER Of lot
nambsf tire. tii In bioet humble, i~sa,y ht@e tz IN
hioe lrvinss Addition " the iawp tsos eIl Of ssnt
ssssh..sn fee, snee 90 Me east boundary 81 said lot
three g. BY line rassli.l Nth isa Jalains IA.
aud southeast corners ~ said 10, three ~ bsne. alons
the eastern bHBdsfy ihsr.sf To ns place Of b.sesinS
Also sr'snguiaf risee u laaa ont ~ The northwest
port " 10, nH,n..r tv6 t1 10 block s1mtes twenty
hfse ~ 10 Hlos itsias's Addl"a Ia ~ Paul sfofs
said snd bounded ~ tiilsss Beginning NJ point
The dsssSu line b"twsen ots nnHbsr ,~g ~ aud three
49, sfw~s where the YES, line al sad decided W John
s.d Catherine HtagEsfHsps a. JOAN J, sSwotm, by
deed dates Us, - inss ani recorded IN B0Ok page
i9 In said Ramsey county Hsgs,tr - bs~ds tnrrsscis
said 1issGb Hoe between sail ias $50 and three 1871
thence running tad.rty pbfall.i ~h ~ Anbosy ino~
1hndI street. twelve iz feet iheaos nosthsrly fnfty
seven feet 20 The hoFlbeas, said Igi plumber
three ~ 81 The poiat where The division hs between
ssid ots isoi u and ht~s t8 lnsrsset ~ Anthony laos
TblrhI rect thpnrs ssuhssssfly along AID division
hoe hs~ssp las t~s ~ aud three ~ Ia the psrs
of bsapnnibg
yRAscis sASwOHa
Guardian 1T Jsssph May wsrm,
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