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The hydraulic press., 1861-01-05

THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time
being. but there is only way of removing diseases
No paiative. no anodyne, topical application will
remove it. 1t must be attacked its source in the
fluids OF the body, which convey THE poison the To-
ca1tleswhere it is developed in inflammation sores
ulcers, tumors, abscesses, gandular sweings &c. as
the case may be- These fluids must be reached acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such an
agent is Yellow Dock, Sarsapara and Iodide Potash
Manufactured at Watts Drug store 1t gently stim-
uates while it dsnfects and expes from the stomach
and bowels all that is irritating and at the same time
restores their vigor and tone.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-05

DEATH FROM SNow-SLIpE.-Mr. S. Rich
ardson writes us from Columbia Hill, in this
county, that Albert Tabor was crushed to death
by snow-slide in the Urisko mining district, on
Thursday, 9th ult., while engaged in repairing
a ditch. Deceased was a native of Kennebec
county, Maine, and aged about S5 years. His
remains were inferred at Cherokee.
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All party distinctions in the choir seemed to
have disappeared for the moment. Even the
locks" opened their mouths and leaned for
ward from the loft in perfect deluge of har-
mony, and it was some time after the last lin
gering Come away" had crept off through
the vacuum OF the "old maids pew" and van.
ished, before the congregation came back 10
themselves. / watched Parson Harrison. He
looked very solemn, and kept strokng the top
of his head. l could understand why lie
should do it now to prevent his hair from Iis-
ing up, though do not know that Ibis was his
real motive.
"How did you like the singing?" was on
every body's lips as we came out OF church.
was non.comniltal, for really did not know
what to say. My thoughts had taken sort
OF spiral motion, and l preferred waiting till
they subsidized into their old channel. saw
the C.evelands walking ahead of me, and
quckened my pace and came up win Ellen.
II didn't hear your voice N the choir, to-
day"
mo. sat below"
"You don't approve of the new arrange.
ment?"
80, don't care fig where the singers sit.
'Tisn't OF SD much consequence where the seats
are as vino fills them"
IL expected 10 hear you to day, as l under.
stand you belong TO the traps.
"Well-I mean 10 open my mouth SO as !"
let the words come without hitting, when
there's nything 10 couIe out"
''That singing this afternoon | consider
rather remarkable
"Gammon."
The same performance was repeated TWO or
three Sundays, after which the chorister sent
notice 10 the pulpit that another voluntary was
to couie off
Parson Harrison was one of the best OF men,
though when he had something disagreeable
10 say, or something which required more
moral courage than usual, he never looked lbs
audience in the face, but always looked straight
at old Dicks pew. have heard him preach
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

some exceedingly pungent sermons, but he
always poured them all in upon the negroes.
Once, | remember, he preached sermon
against dancing all of which went straight
as an arrnw at old Dick though the poor old
cripple couldn't dance a step u save his life.
The minister, in his new emergency, after the
last prayer, made Il pause, strnked the top Of
his head, Which he seldom did in the pulpit,
and looked at old Dick, from which / knew
lie was going to say something that gave him
pain.
"The voluntary can be omitted Shall we
receive the divine blessing 2" And the con
gregatiOn were dismissed
Father Harrison had told some one that he
thought the voluntary dissipated the solemn
impression which lie wanted the sermon 10
leave upon the minds of the people, and lie felt
obliged to leave it out
We have now come to what may be called
The decline and FalI'' in the history of the
Oxford singing school, if not of the Oxford
parish itself. The next Sunday both the
quadrangle and the pigeon loft were deserted
and desolate. The hymns were given out, but
nobody responded. l know how deeply the
minister felt it, for he looked under the stairs
and preached at old Dick all day. In the
afternoon, however, he gave Gus "lIymn 148,
which, in Dwight's edition of Waits, you will
see, if you turn to it, is preserved in its origi.
Illl Ueduly, naNl0R hot Deen tlnkeieu Tor tle
modern compilations. There VS. a subdued
pleading in the voice of the venerable man,
which was very tender and touching as he read
these stanzas -
Some We that love the Lord
And let joys be known;
Join in a song of sweet accord,
And thus surround the throne.
Let those refuse to sing
That knet0 God;
But iavorites of the heavenly King
May speak their joys abroad.n
The pastor sat down after reading the
hymn and stroked the top of his head three
times, as it waiting for Il response. l could
not see how the old singers below could re.
sst the appealing path0s of his voice, as it
quivered through the stanzas | thought Peter
Belts would certainly open his mouth. But
it had closed forever on the melodies and shut
them in The pastor was just taking up his
notes when a female voice broke forth, at first
subdued and almost choked with emotion, but
finally it scared clear and bird like, scaling the
empty pigeon loft and waking its echoes. 1t
was Ellen Cleveland's. Ohe voice after an
other dropped in as the strain went on. Even
old Dick and black Pnillis opened their
mouths, and Cornelius responded from under
the opposite stairs and the last stanzas of
the hymn went up from every part Of the
house, with an JUNCTION l have seldom wit.
messed -
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WORCESTER:
Zeal estate.
- A RARE CHANGE

On A RARE CHANCE.-A very de-
i sirable and esihv located gcntcel residence With
A.h<nearly an of land. for sale Hon Chas Thur
per having taken up his residence in brooklyn, n. Y,
has favored me with Instructions offer at private sale
his beautiful mansion in Worcester Mass Said house Is
Thoroughly built in the most modern and approved STYLE
Is repete with every convenience for comfort nt
lily, containing spacious entrance hall with fourteen
large rooms, warmed BY superior furnace lighted with
gas, Egyptian marble NANTES, marble basins In cham
oers supplied with warm and cold water spacious bath
ing and laundry privileges, spacious kitchen with
abundance of domestic conveniences, gas fixtures Tor
cooking &C., large conservatory soft water els
terms. good well. large cellar with floor laid in
meht, al many other advantages not enumerated. This
house is in neshhOrhOOd OF the highest reSpctabv,
upon an elevated lawn covered with fine growth of
namental trees shrnbbery NC, with extensive 'front.'
age inciosed with massive r n fence granite fnun-
datiun There is also paved carriage way from the
street TO acmmodiuu$ barn and carriage house in the
rear, built of stone in the most substantial manner
the rear lard tasteuv laid out with ne garen and
fruit orchard of choice trees in bearing condition. orna-
ncnted with hedges hrdbbery &c. For and fur
ther Information, inquire of Hon ClIAS. TUURBER at
the Mansion House. Brooklyn, n. " or of the subscb
err E. w, VAIL
No; Flagg's Building, Main street. Worcester, Mass.
iV3l DIFF
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g. a., .
,,;,.,,'' III - ~ - s"''oi DO II "
.,,',,, H. Nv a1" I1,'' '''u o"TPi
a,'au nv n', 'I ~ ""u i" ,;
- 80 :" Soo''ii"s anu 1,'o"! ''o'ioi
',I ~ Iee'iivu " De "i'e anu
Ta',aTa 9Iu, II, !" iooNeu Iowa'uS te
ond ,"hi,, ,I a,n'i ~ ,''n ''e ',o,e
:; - 81" ~'O'e" ''ei 1e' WHY
M; - - ~ y Us" 10 e,,
- n %1m. ~ ~, se'ef"l ounu"ys' wie" 10
~ 49,. ,.,. 'iiS 'p''','ous "plta'e,'
III a"e 'Sepn iI.', tney were aet'rIlilleu,
- -. e'N p us "o', al
t,ni w ~, ~ ""s H''e' "Oe," ~ ""9
u , oai' Us; hey ~ou'u see lne Pews
d., 1;.i III rne t"a''''ey
t1,o G,u no' ~; h, peMs ny "iute "s
s WY oeea,no 'oe" e'I plseoA
~, ~ ~ '',e
p,r,, observation-disclosures ~, "u 80; 'ns
~, P.,.,s,,4, So - M, - =. w." 10
M, -, -, - sP... -
~ "A
- t,inakl a a1l le ~AA'sse
lof the next Dali anu thuS lucy ha"aseu 10
HI up the hour az cnurca rather peasaht'y'
Notwithstanding the Gun sermons anu prayers.
here my personal knowledge ceases ana
must write from learsaJ tie CLOSING chapter
OF me history OF Tue oXiolu singing school
ieit IN good oiu Town 10 DC educated some
where else, anu on'y came oaeK 10 get snort
gl:nses OF the ANCIENT church ana ITS mutli'
ated galleries. Uooa Mr. Harrison hau 'tit,-
the KIND hearted Ola pastor, whose SMOOTH
whlte mar was me SilVery sllflne OF tie hea'
Yehiy purl'les whieh ne approached so near
lhe Scrapewelis turned against mn; squeak
ing LIN went 10 the baptists' Young OK
ford thought they ought to have minister
who had some taste for music, and who kept
up with inc lmes' Jesse " Wiitaey and ms
brother IN law joined The Methodlsts, that
their tuguing faculties might have unobstruct-
ed SWING. Seth hubbard, Notwithstanding
his metallic splendors, disappeared under
cloud winch the reader VIII excuse me from
describing Ola Dick had sunk INTO his
grave,-hot, trust, without sanctifylng grace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

o. FOR SALE.-The desirable Estate
ksi. en- Salisbury street occupied by II. NJ Wit
s4zter next north of Highland Schnol,) consisting
OF House eleven rooms, stable and Carriage House. all
nearly ard in good repair and about five
good land well stocked with ruit and ornamental trees.
Apply to HENRY NJ. WlrrER. Worcester and Nashua
Railroad office, or AUGUSTUS WHITMAN, Fitchburg,
Mass, DIN dl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

TABLE BUTTE $50 Tubs choice
= Vermont diaries, JUS elved and for sale b. WM
o SWEET, lS6 Main strJX diff MIS-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

EEED-50 tons o. qualities on hand
Il and for sale low, at 8 Nain street
dl d.6wtf wv. Ii. DEXTER & co.
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his school and gone. The choir have met ey-
cry evening in the week 10 practise under the
new chorlSter, anu 1t is expected there will be
an uncommon blaze OF harmony fro m the pig
con lott on Sunday. Something must be done
to shame the conservatives, and convince the
cold logies" of the quadrangle that theirs was
not the music of the spheres
Sunday comes the choir are in their new
seats, and Seth Hubbard shines in front in his
twice S. zen fold metallic briIliancy. During
prayer time and sermon time there is mach
bustling and rustling and turning of leaves
at other tmes-but the reader must not ex-
pect me TO describe the torrents OF psalmody
that rolled downIrom the pigeor-loft into the
aises. The grand effort, however, was re-
served for the close. After the last prayer in
the afternoon, Parson Harrison rose, and an
nounced to the audience that the services
would close with Il voluntary. Thereupon
Seth Hubbard left the pigeon loft and went
below. The people stared and stretched their
necks as he came vending up the broad aisle,
finging the golden sheen around him till lie
stood Ill front OF the deacons seats below the
pulpit. Then the strophes and anti-strophes
began as follows -
CHOIR lin the ictf).
Come, pilgrim, come away
Come, come, come, come, come, come,
Come, pilgrim, come away,
Co-----me, a------Way.
SETH (beloO, soluS).
hear the voice of angels
They cry, CO-me Away,
Come AWAY, come AWAY.
CHOIR.
Come away, COME AWAY,
Come, pilgrim, come away,
Come, come, come come, come, come, come
CHOIR.
They cry, Gone Away.
SECOND TREBLE.
Come, pilgrim, away,
Come, pilgrim, come away,
Come, pilgrim, come away.
Come, pilgrim, come away,
Come come, come, come, come, come, come,
Come, pilgrim, come away,
Come away-cOme away-come away-come away.
C-o-m-e a-w-a-y.
SETH
They cry, C-o-m-e a-w-a-y,
Co--me a--way,
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flour, d ceres, TT.

MEAL-Fresh d nd at our own mills.
AVA Enquire the price III you buy elsewhere. q No
my2s S''ee'' diff LEE sPRAGUE It CO
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HORN MEAL TER THAN EV
~ ER.-Don't Duy I'M call at GAYS, Fost
street. Flonr, Corn, oati eedcheap for cash.
les
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J store and fos Ga DEXTER S'T Hs' Co n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

ITO LET-One Cottage House, and also
4 a lower Tenement, on Agricultural street. Inquire
of JOHN HAMMOND.
Worcester Sent 81 1860 SO dtf
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ar be Eet.

TO LET-Store No 10 Exchange street.
= Inquire OF II. BLISS.
OILS diff
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RUFTER, 3D. 12.-Invoces extra
- quality Jefferson III tNnkiin County Butter this
dav received and for sala Id S. f. STAPLES,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

RUTTERl BUN lR!-Just received
- and in store for sah pltaekages June made dairy
Butter, by Y1 II UESLOR a CO.,
81 dtf No. Ii hNYtrtet Worcester Mass
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ELOUR of all Il or sale on con
vs ssmment at I9w pric stTsEft CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-25

lax BnXEStme kESE-Of superior
l. III quality recei,L Ill for sale by
Rh'V s. f. STAPLES,
OPT diff ,o II 293 and 2S1 Main street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
ZIP Ill.,.

Il Denerole,t Institution estoJiiSAed yspecia1 En-
docme"t FIR t}e Hs{i.foi TIE Sex and Dtstre ssed
Agiictsd cath Eruient aud Chr.mic Diseas 3,
dad especially for tac Cure o. h seose ofthe Scr
aa Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, BY
wi the Acting surge L, to all who apply by
letter, with description o. their condition, cage,
occupation, habits u life, &C., and in of ex-
irene poverty, Medicines furnished free OF charge.
Valuable reports cn Spsrmatorrhea, anu other
Diseases OF the ocxua Organs, AID on the NEW
tEhLDitS employed = re ~ :.e,.-aIy, sent tc
lie .ffileted IN sealed cnse pes tree OF cnar5e
w. or three stamps Tor Iosias va. be 81 Ia
tie
Address uR. ShtI.LiN HUUGHloN, Acting
lfg D. iIowarI Association, - z, -outh Yin. n
street, pnliale i'hiA, IA By orlor %; the lhreo
tors. tLs b. HEAaT u Eli. FREE
"E' FAlkEuiLD. Sec'y. tmyi IS
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rvs i

ftshI 3IkL'S SALEM hefess. on the l4th
day OF May, a. y, ioJ9 Sarah bos!er exc
cutei unto William boolan as trustee, a cert,in
btet u Trust coLys ytng T. said Trustee tie
and III scott comfy, luWa. IL scribsu as olipA -,
to-wlt: TART OF the west hall o. section thirty
iouf ia amt part oi the east hall OF section
tnfty three 81 in township seventy-n ne -
north u range toar 4, east oi the 5th i. 81,
follows, VIZ: y inneocing on section line be-
tween sald section 33 and 81 thirty-two 81 J
chaias and iorty-i our d links due south iron
the east corner said section thirty three
30 thence due west tweuty-s4yeL II chaias
~ seventy mae ~ link to q ,t,ne ; thence
due sRuth -outA tHcAis-ibfee Chains and thirty
}rksfa stone ; tt erce tue east iorty.seven AZ j
cna rs a ten l0) lnks 10 stone: tboHce duo
north ,wenty-threc chairs and taiity links L. u
stone theme due west tive " 20 chains to me
rid q eSlulnr. ftliHing one hundrct a d
ten tioJ 1cres. bein5 the same tra:t Of real
state sony YEA q said raraD lo>ler nv jan VI.
lAraeh and VIE, ~ asl1 dated ,th jane. 1874,
dG .sc9r q IN the rccor,is Of ecrt, c9unty,
iowa. IN hook +" - Of iced, page 80 wiiica
dtd co-yey nee mad by ssii ar..il Bostr Tor
he uri' &c "f securing tn Day ment II i"o GER
tain lfemissoly notes aul the interest thereon.
YEA ~ iG Sarah loser. dated tie litL tay
y MaE, A. D., 1899 ana pay bic ~ i VS.: uue
ior tie um II eigh y-one -ol0G ISL -5-lao)
i.ar.s iyauie A. the ~ Ter o. Lam p.nci.s, o.
the / lii aay q October A. d., 1879 VITA later
cst a; ten per cent. per lnum if mt paid at ma
tuTity, and the other tor the sum ri three hund-
red and seventy one 20 To- 1871 25-i00) doilais
payable to the crier Oh sai1 Levi L.kens, I'M
the ll,h day Of May, 4. D., ls6r with in,vres
at ten Ter cent. per annuin it not !ad at matu
Ity.
Ana now, SAID prollissGry notes having become
due and payable, and the said Sarah bpslei
tN.A- failed 20 pay the slne, save and cAct iifg
the sur OF itty-i 'ur .uiiafs, J., WlAlcnl DoUIdn
trustee iiores~io,ao hereby -s tt4is puUiic no
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s,TATk u IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, 81
- la too nstTic Curt.
Nichols tejeryary
Jim Fiala and aiiai 'o'''o'
IIl tiaia ct al

To John Fa ara IiA Fi,la, Defendants
lou are hereby ithci, that thete l. low on
fire the nie. OF he Jerk OF the u tiict
cur, 0! -aId eouai5, PctitloA Of Aieuo'as F.
j rvaIy, Ga i44L, OF y.u tia lie Il tic title
an, sse,s.on o. the following land, to-wit:-
he sOGth west quarter I, II the sou'h-c.l-t
guar cr u. Of re; On NO 20, township 81. north
vi rms. one cast, and also part d lots an >,
III block III urf..' and billions aliIfion ~ iia-
vcnrort Scott t0ut u, WI, All. hat the TIL. b.
Guietel ~ tie Ilrint.E 10 san. han =. and mat
b. have u il iur n rcliet il j. ciali.ci II. the
petition to which you are reicrrei aI... uni You
saall arpear teerelo ami defend, OH or bel ne noon
If tire ii cay oi ;he x; terra Of sad Cour, to
90 n,.,.eu o. the lst Monday Of February, A. h.,
tsj3 .'.a ntiI VII tahc decree Tor the relief
herein Claim Il, with cost
DOW lR0WN,
nKl-dtM II..lllt IL Atln,ncys.
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N0rlCE is IiEhE.Y GIVEN THAT Tue
~ Subscribers have been day appointed Tx
eculr.x and Executor OF the last " al AID Tes "a
metto Antoine Let!aire, rate of tn city Of la.
veapolt, scott county, lowe, d, ee4.c.l, and
lave aiken L ON themselves taat trust by qaan
lying - tie law directs Ali per- IL haying Ella M
upon the estate Of sail deceased, are requi Ell Il
HE thc sane daily arrested In the County tour.
o. said county and all rer il,ieoted 10 said
estate, are called uIon 10 make payment 10
tiARuUbKsTE liz Ala, Ike sutrix
GEO. l.. DANiNPoKT Executor.
let tie above notice be pG9ll shed for
four consecutive weeks III the daily and weekly
GaSe.te and D-MocRAT AND News NEWSPAPERS.
X. LiADLRMAH, GO. Judge.
PCTSAM Ro;Eas, Att'ys. (nvo .iAnlw
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Tho On. nal McIisiTc LIST 8iisneu ia II 2T, and
Gf.l article 4. tn ksai ~yec ia reduced uader
the name oi . ULAi.lEl0 " Al kIls, IN tnls or
any other eeantr} al. other i'unonic Waters
a,C e1unterselts. The genuine can be known by
the lame BKY Al being at.inped on each WA
FER.
BRYAN pULNoN!c WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAn's i'uLNuNlc WAFkRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BRYAS'- PULso>Ic WAFtas
i,oieys Splitting Of stood, Pains ii the Chest
HRYANs PuLxoHIc WAF rs
Relieve incipent Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAss fULAoSIC WATERS
Relieve irritation oil the Uvuid and Tonsils.
BKysE's PulAoN1C WATERS
Relieve tie aooye Complaints III Ten II nutes
BRYAN's PUIMoNiC 'WAFERs
Are a blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRy ANS PULgoNIC WAFtRs
Are adapted for Voca!ists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's lULaohIC WAFEgs
Are in simple form, and pleasant to tn tas t.
DaYAN's PUiMoNIc WAFERs
Not on ~ relieve, but elect rar and lasting cures
BRYAh's fULAuKIC WAFEas
Axe warranted To give satisfaction to every one.
No FAM should be without a box Of
BKYAN's fULAONIC WAFEsJ
IN the house.
No traveller should De without supply of
bryan = Pei Nc MO WATERS
In his pocket.
NJ kcrson vii ever object to give Tor
BRVAN's PCLMONIC WAFRP.i
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB NOSES, Sole tr, prietOr, Rochester, n.
Soid by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. noy47 d&wly
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For safe at II Heavy Abiscoumt.
1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR

1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
FoRrY-FivE Dr. RI, against Col. Ii. IL.
Heath, {. Corhefy and otner meu.bels Of a
osmmtiee on Printing Tor The BieckjuiIdse Dem
ocratic Convention which assembled in tA.- c,ty
last August ana II other Tor NINE D0L4ak RI
aga!n-t tie LIE CLAIRE DINO Ratio CLUa.
Both claims have been ackrowledl ed to be COR
rect, ana payment repeatedly promised. We
weuid state that the members 81 the iTcc Ainridge
part, III TINS city, Iaid tier proportio" Of the
Heatn, y. Il. Ma hony and others OF Dubuque, "a
sured Us that the balance should be settl "a al
once Ms assurance vas gwen some .igh months
since. ucn being the Capitalists viii II
once perceive that this is rare oplosuuits to III
vest III securities which vail uot deprec ute.
We are preparing Complete list ii our poiti
Cal ciaiius, ali wi Ia v.ays, offer to
lzeEs glorious oppor unity Tor pelmaae.t NV sst-
;nent h.CuARDoUN, WE.3I . 20.
w a-d&Etf
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~ OltCe

THE HOLDERS IF LOTS IN OakbALt
/ Cem-t,ry are herea, notified TIA. wooden
ee.Es ar. nj aliuwe, To be placed uloL any oil tbs
lots ID said Ccuetary and al. 9th mat nal in-
movements upon lots. mus. be made in aceor
wi the rule. OF the omlany IL is the design
Of tho Com,sny to place stone corners with ihe
number TO each lot - seen circumstances will
admit; and the erection Of fences thereon would
interfere with such an arrang emept.
BY srdsr Of BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ak
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1NhC SIZE, - LIZ hereas, on the lS.n
4 day Of December, a. H., -a0, IL ford Dix-
son ana Pres IL. lis wle .! tue county .. Scptt,
ana state - iowa, executed AMI det.verei unto
John q. Ilsds iraste u certain itceu of irust,
conveying 10 said trustee the tract q real estte
In the uaty ot Scott it id. d.scrIu be-. as fol-
lows, to slt Inc east mai - O the soutk-
east qua te. u .. sectol ndmber t"cit, suvcn
-, the wcst b slf vi the south west 'arter
n J OF section twents-six ~, nj tic we h,i
rot the E"ftn-ei't laEter u s.ctton number
hitty-iour "a IN =" n>niP number seventy nine
(.9,J horth u range h.mb r tour, east o. the o,a
principal mer.dias. contanisS two haniIed aid
iorty acres nhIc sad Dec,i ut Trust was exccut-
ed u oresad Tor the purpose OF securing the
payment OF three several yromi sorry note,
cutcu ny :. SANFORD DIX III 10 L. 4. Camp. eli
the eli shtecnth day VI DecuMher sfere-ald, VIZ.
One or & GOO pay bic January 1t. le6l one FOR
one hundred aud to.y-e .ht dollars, payable
N0venuef 1T, lool, and one Tor S 90, rIJarlc
one year from date, ali drawing interest at ten
per sent. from date, AMI payable at said 4. L.
tampblli's Office, in Davenport, IN said county, to
his order. Aud, whereas by the provisions oi sid
eel Of Trust. AL .. si Il notes have Lee III due
and payable, and no par tlesey. having been paid
except the sum vi sl43 tJ-lpp paid u. the last
Of the d Owe named notes, January 9TH, lSjl,J
now /, t!n ,aid John U. bills, Trustee Is Aforesaid
at the request # the owner OF sid NOES, slIA
campbell 10 hereby ~ c tins pugHc notice thai
BY vi tue ot the power In Lac ycStsi ny SAID Deed
OF Trust. viii on -aturia the 18th daJ Of &C.
toDe,, A. L., !o6l, at he L Jur oi two o'clock in
the a!tc. noon Of that day, at the Couit House
door, ~ the Ct, 2 Laven ont, III sAli county of
scott, sell 1T unc auction, T. Tie h. est bio er
.Cr cash, the lands and rSmIsts h. ttoOIc des
ciibed nut. there / a. shall os necessary 10
sati. " tue amount ne on said Lot; OF principe.
ana interest 10 he LAY vi .a.e, AID the coats Cf
this notice. trustees fees aud expenses Of sale.
Dated DaycDpoIt, ciober 5, ioal. loe4
JOIN 9. Ills, Trustee.