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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
cHERLFFS sALE-DAYIs.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant IS. James c.
Wright. Plaintiff VS.. John Davis Defendant. Cir
cut court IL and for Grant County, State Of Wis
consin. Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
BY virtue Of ad gment Of 70 'ecosure and sale IS
sued out OF the named court, in favor OF the
above named plaintiff and against the above named de-
fsnlant bearing date The 9th day of March, A. ID.
1861 and b, the direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorney
SHALL the Sth day Of July, A. d. 1861, at the hour
Of ten o'clock III the forenoon Of said day, offer
sale aud will sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash 10 hand the outer Of the Court House. IN
the village OF Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin. the
following describe real estate, to-wit; The south bali
Of the northeast quarter Of section ve town four
f41 north, range one II west, in Grant County, Wis
SAID premises ordeed sold in his in satisfac
ton OF the judgment amounting TO one hundred and
twenty EIGHT and sixty-uine one hundredths (Sl2s
69-l00) dollars damages "a thrty-two and 97-l00ths
dollars costs, together interest," disbursements and
costs acerung. Dated SAerid Office. Lancaster, April
3D. 1861, j. b. MOORE. Sheriff
Grant County, Wis.
Allen r. Bushnell, Plaintiffs Atty. 42-l3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
Farm FOR SALE,
Also, Stock 81 Farm Machinery.
rIIE EAYREs FARNr,
The subscriber Offers for an part Of his iall
.Ennusn saa

known as
THE EAYRES FARM,
situated the Lancaster and Potos State Roads, four
miles from the latter, and eight miles from the former
village
All parts OF he property are well wateTed with springs
and BROOKS ana plenty OF timber60 acres in meadow,
and 2l0 III cultiyatiOnthe entire ha-sectlon under
fence Inc Duilngs good and roads leading there
from in all directions.
He proposes selling 100 acres of the west end, or
less would sell the east half with buildings the
whole property, including also the Stock farm
chnefS, The stock includes 90 bead OF cattle, 100
sheep, With horses, hogs &e All OF superior breeds.
The eerty wlti be sold low, part cash. part ae
The property is well Known ia all parts Of the county
References, H. Van Week, jamestown; Get. koanree,
platteyile; Henry Pstcn, Patch Gfovt or j. Alien
Barber Lancaster For particulars inquire Of the pre-
prietor on the premises, o. - tlls Office
JOHN N. EAYRES.
Potosi, January p, 1861 5Z-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27

e. 4 soldhen planter recently arrived
from Europe man 81 stan.8ug AMI eX-
tensiye Information, says, ~ per a letter
Just received ffeni 3 friend "a New lore;
"Mr say lat England Will not
lend the South Il dollar and France caunot
if she would. lie says we have no idea 81
the energy with which Englaa1 i prose-
cutting tie cultivation 81 cotton IN India
and Australia HI India tWeatgsiy NILE
lions of acres are under cultivation teg IBIS
purpose. AS planter be telt interested
III Investigating the subject Las says
that in much less than len years she viii
need no cotton from America. Why VIII
lot the South see this Baltimore Liner
itqn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
TEN LOTS, DWELLING d BARN
For Sale, at Lancaster.

F'or Sale, at Lancaster.
DESTROYS Of erecting buildings and Office on other let's
in Lancaster, in more public part OF the village ode
my present homestead with the entire block and bi
ings for sale on the most accommodating terms The
property is situated in rural part Of the village is nice
IN improved, contains select fruits, shrubs wires, &c
withsgood well water shade trees grove and pasture
lot The place is well adapted for any one ha~ing bust
ness up town.
J.u. HYDE.
Lancaster, oct 10, 1860. i7-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
LEGAL.
.GHERIFPS SALE-PARKER ct al.

GHERIFFS SALE-PARKER ct al.
State OF Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss.George CAL
vert, Plaintiff, vs.. James Parker, and Ellen Parker,
his wife, defendants. Circuit Court Grant County,
Wisconsin. Judgment Of Foreclosure and Resale.
BY virtue of judgment Of Foreclosure and resale
issued out of the abose named court, in favor Of the
above named plaintiff and against the above Daaled de-
fendants bearing date the 14th day OF March, A. d.
1861 and BY the direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorney
| shall on the Goth day Of June, A. AZ 1861, at the
hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the
outer door Of the Court House, in the village Of Lam
caster ia Grant County, Wisconsin, offer for sale and
will sell ct Public Auction, to the highest ana best
bidder for cash In hand the following described real
estate, to-wt: the west half Nv ~ Of the northeast
quarter (ne "a of Section number twenynine (29) Of
Iownsh number four ~ north Vf range number five
90 west and the east half e Ja) Of the southeast
quarter Csc ~ dissection number two (2) Of township
number three (3) north of range number six (6) west
all in the County Of Grant and State of Wisconsin.
Said premises ordered in this be sold col
ectiyey, in satisfaction Of the judgment amountingo
She Sum Of Thirteen Hundred and Eli ghiy- Eight and
29-100ths Dollars, damages; also, the of Sixty
Two Dollars adjudged to the said plaintiff for his costs
dchargesin this action together with interests and
Disbursement and costs accruing.
Dated Sher1s Office, Lancaster, March I'd, A. y.
1861 j. u. MOORE,
Sherry Of Grant Co., His.
Wd. p. DEWEY, Plaintiffs Attorney. allow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
SHERIFFs SALE-HURLBURT.

state Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant. IS. Thomas W .
McIn, PlaiatiH, against h. Darwin Iiurlburt Defen-
dant Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin,
judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
BY virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale issued
out OF the above named Court in iavo Of the above
named Planland against the above nfped Defendant
bearing date the llth day of March A. D.. 1861 and
by the direction of the Plaintiffs Alto 'neys shall
the sh day IF July, A. D. 1861, at the hour Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day ofr for sale and
viii sell to the highest and best bidder cash in hand
at the outer door Of the Court House n the village of
Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin, the following des
eibed real estate towit Tie alf Of the NORTH
east quarter and he cast halfo the southeast quarter
OF Section No fOartesa - the southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter section No eesen tlI) and
southwest quarter Of southwest q8arte Of Section
No. thirteen I3) al in Township No six 90 north Of
Range No. three % VEST saving and exce ting hefe-
from heretofore decided 60 Orlando Woods
worth the southeast Of qnarter
Of south west quarter of said Section No thirteen 3)
and being land dec ea to said lfrrburt by W.
H. Lane and wife Sai4 preaiscs arc ordered sold in
satisfaction in this Of the Judgment amounting to
the sum ofeleyen handredand ninety seven I2l00ths
collars damages and fifty and 81 100 his dollars costs
together With interest disbursements and costs ac ruing
Dated ShenlE's Office, Lancasie March 81 1861
j. ID. MOORE, Sheriff,
Mills & MCKEE, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 42-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27

YAIuAaLE MEAlENro Gs.-At recent
sale IN London, eighty manuscript poems
III 9prus, in his own handwriting, many Of
them unpublished, were disposed of. One
OF these was % ode on the independence Of
America. which Mssld BE Just now vel
timed publication.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
VAN WAGENEN's
Celebrated English Horse SaIYc.

This Romeay for horse ailments OF the feet and legs,
aud especially focudeis cracked and contracted feet,
and CALLS wounds, re. has the following home
mendations:
Prairie ia Chen, March q. 1861.
Thereby certify that have used Mr. Van Wagenen's
Horse Salve q lame horse and in two weeks ii
ed hoof to grow threetoprths OF an inch; it
passes thing the line Of horse sages ever used.
Also for the enlargement Of contracted feet appears
perfectly successful. JOHN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2. 1851.
G. Van Wagenen, the proprietor Of this Celebrated
English Horse Saye arrived Ia our town the 2Sth day
Of March and called attention to the operation of
noof growing on horse owned by him. The horse has
been badly F0undered; his feet contracted 10 that
tent that he was very stiff have looked him M
to this the End day Of APRIL it being eek since
the first application mads al say IL al
miracle and ICES away wi Ia all doubt in relation
founder and contracted feet ia horses being incnra
bla BY the OF this Celebrated Remedy foot
Is Il of inch below tha hair aud has enlarged
TO the Of natural foot far grown. For fur
Their Information c at TIC Stone Livery Stable where
the effects can seen above described also the
most reliable testimonials OF men in high standing in
different parts Of the country.
Lancaster, Wis, April3. $. G. MCDONALD.
42-tf WM. Ii. FOSTER.
FOR SALE AT THE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
II Attest FROM THE WAR;
Balls Chic Reaper, with Mower Attachment,

Has arrived. and after lis victories ii presents
itself isncas. CT, loeking bright bisd will
expin to every one how Porter the Kentucky Giant,
no nine feet less inches, managed 90 get into
eoatIa0a baa. Call ana see it in ti.e Court Yard II
IS the machine exhibited ct tie last Grant County
saiE ! am agent for Graat, Lafays tie and Green
Counties. Mis and Clayton County, Iowa.
Post Office Address At ELK Grove Lafayette Co. Wis
u b. RICHARDS.
May Is 1861. 50-6ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
cAW-BrpcKs 70 TrnlnsnrSo MACHINES

sSssra AZ seort netiee--aaa have now the best Of
ssIsisisls. aa more engaged " d horse shoeing;
snythilr else where iron Is employed, At = II BSbDS
ssop.--l. auc asstey, NOV. ~ ls09 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27

LafayeLe CoaAEy-- L0aen NolIA q Raage hasE
So Of section so
1eras--29 per cent Of the purchase money in hand,
ana balance in Ave equal annual instruments with
interests ut the rate Of seven PEI cent perannum.
Address WM II. BOND, GeAaseo, Livingston County,
State OF New York. 2Itf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
RLACKsMITHING
AT PATCH OWE.

AT PATCH CIR OWE.
The subscriber having returned to his old Black
smith shop in Patch Grove, wishes to inform his old
patrons that he is permanently located in the business
Of Biaeksmithing, and may be found at all times ready
to attend to the wants Of those who may favor him
with their patronage.
N. B.-Especial attention given to Horse Shoeing
Come then with your work
G. B. BLAKESLEY.
Patch Grove. Feb 49, 1901. Soft.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
/ ANDS FOR SALE.
ma URRAY LANDS. FOR SALE.
November iii. 1890, Grant County. Wisconsin
Topn 4. North Range 5, West.

VIZ Of NW14 Sec II Wa Of sW14 Sec.
ToNa3, Ranges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
SHERIFFs SALE. -PAlnER e. al.

WM. Z. CARTER, Attorney for himself 5l-6g
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09

HEADACHE s the tavori'e sn 10y which nature N x,
EnO~ II Ceva non via 'ev-. t!iu Ih-
bIa 81 v.es e. ia IA Ugh, b. 0ked a q,
saf-g guard nl-bdel tp give o sea-. " 3 Gu
ghf Otlers-e eutIon, I'll Ia De re.
81 ed AID - Indca'l5Ls uuid never be Leg ect-d
ii a!acEr> o. ulc n "a
y toJIc sni lGopa he >sm. tomato H-A1ac he
-e1Ing.. comm an : The precursor # a = eat VI
r.Tiy ut .Ee.-er, am"us ~ "a aie AppOp.eAv, Co
rse .Inati- anG al feb e d.s,te- la "a
p,tIet Of oet>- at The stomach! cOusfItl.r
sict head che f hepalhic disease ng GUlt q,
hud ce, al ~oIn-, consumption an her c,tT-efs
he Oos- vel - I-uai and uterine aE-ct y
If The heart very nequ-nty attended with
i-aGach- AuGmA and ,leth.Ia 50 ali c. %. .
Sheh lueEt.y uCcsss.a headache. Iil.v,tLc TIED
ache also Ne~. common, tie Tally d. b,
The name 1i as keG f1chs, IIs o.
deity p, enliy & u-a ia and pro>I
he al ard phH seal enc O,EeT arc,-
he al'ed Uy dep e ~! u ,-
81 IN lie pam = N Tn.
ii, Tat Il i.- U,I both Ewes. and soi- Iir.
.rovDAir- ing under iL.s may be name
NearGlgiI.
F,r eaiueL; f III er class e Headache tie c.
pa .Ic II J. b. e bee! Ouni a slf- eIg re-
ey NJ toe mo aecGe pa Is IA eS an. ~
L. -uDt.e power efadcaI ns the diseases h-a.-
ache - the UueTIiU. INDEX.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
Constipation or CosIivencss.

No one Of the inans Il heiE 10 pTeya
ient tJ AuGefsIo..l, and - much neg ecteG tos
Jitru gILat.ug IcrsSat seCenIa
II -.,..,. >- al dis Ccr OF too ltlte Goa
slI-Ho Anxiety, ~A..e "a realty II IS the PIE
aud cuupau,uE uf many 81 th- most iaJal an
dtugeIous d,eaSes, an: unt-s- c1i etsCcdted II ~
CRU -LurseT d untuic.s grave Aui' NJ TIE
CATER evil winch cp-tyeEe-> tu- usual at.eudan
Headache, Conc, I!ruUd s,n, tUu. u cath, fies an.
uf lAt wll- J. tIain at 'r-Htiui e.
eases such "A, NatsL Fever, Ab e.ses 10y
slasii ID, sp-p t,Jpe, Er p,s, taTai, - Hs =
lii IJIaTas, Ne ancB Is anJ Insanity,
,.rate system Uy IAis .
,,upi,u AOt uIi.eiIruIs the Gssasrs banned oTIgi
C5nsti. alton ,oui tJA nCei nceut eS.>t-ns.
.uvs. cause - ,Idd CAFE. o early sage Fi.u
Considerations IL 10 lows the shnu
la IeI at.uJIus wieE-F-. II UccuTs, and
person reglect gci f L-pnalc Iiiis
q tpra fanc- Il the comp nj. a. 'her timely Is
exp. the -1iJU> ct disease and destroy
JhIs dau..l 81 as lie Uf human l.;-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
Change of Counties


Remarks OF Henry Smith before the Commit
tee on Towns and Counties, TO whom was refer
red his petition for changing certain county
boundaries:
GENTLEMEN or THE COMMITTEE The mrrcs-
sion is almost universal, that Lansing canno. be
made County Site, in consequence Of tha,
clause Of the Constitution which requires that
the Legislature shall. reduce no organized county
to less than Ii townships J seek TO give no or
gained county less that lis Constitutions! mum
Der of townships II it appears tina, large ma
jority OF tie people and the psepouderatng
interest Of the district requires tie change for
which petition, doubt rot YOU will report IA
vorably to granting it, ard ask that YOU post
pone sour faal report until the people affected
by the proposed change have time to make their
desires known with respect 70 Il
Gen;lsmen--you are aware that IL is most con-
Tenient for population TO transact their county
business where they necessarily trade, and in
this view present this matter tn your consider
alton. Stockhride, Banker Elll and Leslie, have
always traded, aud doubtless always will trade a,
Jackson. Mason has uo Railroad ami p,ohahly
VII naver have, so that the people of White
Oak would as soon come to Lansing a. go there
There will be scareel. a voice agaia,, this meas
ure in Wi,sor. Della, Eag's, Waterto~u, Dewitt
ana Bath. ST. Johns IS nearly central TO Clinton
county, dismenibeE,d Of the southern tier OF
townships, with southern tier of Graliot at
fached to it. Northshade, Fulton, Washington
and Eliza viii always trade at ST. Johns, and i,
should be their County Site. Midland can spare
two toSnships, which, together with two from
Isabella would leave Gratot square, with 8
County Site on Pine River, nearly in The centre
OF the county. Take from unorganized Clare a
complement for Isabella and le, the County Size
60 to the Chippewa, which is very desirable
With winsor and Delta oH, it will be necessar,
to attach Onoudaga and Aurelius to Eaton coun
w. to give it its Constitutional complement
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
LANSING CRY RELIGIOUS D,RECTORy.

LAysING CRY RELIGIoUs Directory.
is, Methodist Episcopal Church, on Wall St,
lst Ward; Rev d. D. Gille,t, Pastor
Services at 10 l-2 \ W. aud at : 7. ", and
at . IL p. VI. in Representative Hall
Baptist Church, on Capital Avenue, Rev. J.
Mcleod, Pastor; services at 10 IL A VI, and
7PM
Presbyterian Church, on Washington Avenue
Rev. c :. Armstrong, Pastor: services at IL
IL A. " and T. NJ
Free-Will Baptist Church, ON Kalamazoo St,
Rev. l.. b. Potter, Pastor; services at 10 ID
A. NJ, aud 2. ".
Reform School. Rev. d. b. Nichols, Chaplain
public services at In i-2 A. NJ, and at liz
Pm.
st. Paufs Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev
Edward Meyer, Rector; services at lOI.2 A. NJ
and T. NJ
UnversaIist Church. Rev. Mr. yib6eft, Pas
tor, at Senate Chamber; services at 10 IL A
N. and T. "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09

Mas. WISsLows SyGUP-Are all the mothers
who read the Freeman acquainted with this az
ticle, which We have advertised for the last few
months? We would by No means recommend
any kind of medicine which we did not know to
be good-part;cularly for infants. But Of this
Syrup can speak from knowledge; in our own
family il has proved blessing indeed. by giving
an infant troubled with cboc pains quiet sleep
aud its parents unhgoken rest az night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings. We are
entirely opposed 10 the prevalent practice Of
dfugging infants and would sooner lose our
nights rest than consent Ia such course but
here IS an article which WORKS 10 perfection and
which is harmless: tor the sleep which il affords
the infant is perfectly natural and the little cher
ub awakes as bright as a button" And du
ring the process Of eething is value is incalcu-
liable. We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without it from the birth of
the child till it had finished with the teething
siege on any consideration whatever
We have spoken of this Syrup for the benefit
OF our readers who are parents. We know Its
good value, and have experienced some of the
rich blessings which result from its use. Mrs
Winslow is no qusck, but woman Of long ex-
perience Nurse and Female PHYSICIAN
Boston Christian Freeman
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co This mos

AMERICAN EXPRESS Co. - This most
useful institution fof the transportation Of mon-
ey, the collection of debts, &c, aud the carriage
OF light goods aud baggage, is now in !ull and
successful operation TO Lansing.
This extension of tie Express line, is a vast
practical utility, every day, to the business men,
and indeed to, families aud parties not ia active
business. The line is in the hands of Fargo and
their associates names long connected wth this
class o! business, and deserving and promising
the high st confidence O, the wide spread region
through which they operate.
Lansing may wei consider herself ''out of the
woods" when she has Express communication
with all the world railroad almos. finished, and
a telegraph line about 20 be put in wol king order
Among all the advantage which likely to flow
from the early completion OF the 4. L. & 7. b
r. r, THE AMERICAN Express is neither last
nor least
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
: L +, CT \ l. \ Office s.
Teeth Oa Rubber Plate.

shalt rea.a.n Lining es weeks. pro'e s.onal!
anr .t-h 70 norm TIE puctc neray, JhaJ hlc-
ins Sel-s Of Teeth On YCLcA>ZzD RUBBER, a ars m.
y-rs superior bass art cai teeth aud IN
il f8s equal, no, supe ar z, D. On, a.
% Ii ltl = nlmber patrons ho have ed o"ih
kuts cheapn.ss, dura5 It,. get ~tren- n, 40
Pc feet s.e-a--s in the 4. nth, -p-ak lame, IL
praise Il costs about half 4ch go'A Let all
n'-' IS ed cali and slecimns Teeth NE, cieatst
and cted in equ. 10 the b-s,-chIrg,s
apadeTate anu AL 90 c1nsci-rti ilisly sauaarei.
flee Veles BOok Stae. : CDRBlS.
REFEEgNcEs-J Bailey, mixer Rev. J Il. Grego-y
Char Thayer 7. FoId / m thy Bake, ST. JOhr..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
HgHow much longer will you purchaS,

ElIow much longer will you purchasl'
and use impure and inferior Salerarus? A good,
perfectly pure and reliable Sale atus viii cost
you 10 more than the other The next time you
NAV require to purchase SaleratIS, get package
OF that auuac,ured nv De Land * Co, and
We are confident that you aiil be greatly pleased
whit. i IS 'or sale bv most sicccrS ard store
keepers. ar.' the principal crgcrrs wholesale it
Mahuiactr.,t u, D. Il Do Land 4 Co, at the
Fairport .r.uicai works, Fairport Monroe Co.,
Ny. Sold at wholesale by the dealers IN Chi.
ergo and Milwaukee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
DEPARTURES AND CLOSING

for ietrIt, 4 u closes 4 y.
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fot Jsca,' y n \ " C .-,-> : T. n
Fur Charlotte VIZ Els l.apt>. ) a. M--c.p-.>> P "
Pr urtlett, Hoe a " I4., a.. Thu sdas
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70 GIana le -, &c j a. Thurs lays aad Friday
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09

CovoHs The ssd'en changes Of eur climate are
sonees 4 FuiNoSARy BgoNcusL ami AsrHxArrC AFgEc.
TONS Experience lawn: proved thar simple 5ss-! =
oi en- act speedily an certainly when skrn the cary
stages al III disease. soCid II be had
Broes 3 -o.oaial T-ci s. iszsn.e, let ;i.e CID
Cough, o irritation oI The ThToa, be ever sight 3.
ny ihs areeau.i,n n're sermons aeA may b .r-c
tuiliy de- oh Pub = cakes aD1 >n-es viii tuc
n nectua Tor Gearing and 1Stlen'ny the voice
SEE advertisement 6n,oqs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-09
MI a Ia - TT

In Mason Dec. 81 !, 1850, by Rev. Il. L Fuller, Mr.
ALFRED SMITH, Of Corunns, 70 Hiss AIxiRA \. wu
HANS, Of Sto, kbridge.
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# Ien,y
In locSe Dee s2d Is6oh the sac II. Us,,r sy7-H
of Leroy, ana Miss Miyrsvs HrED. Of Locse
In Arre,u', Jan. i-t b. Rev. H. P Fura-. ur. n.v,,
HAErwcx, Of Vevay, 10 Mss MANILA ANY wEss, Of An
reius