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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28


MASHooD' Sgigla
HOW LOST H1w REsTdRED. q
JHsI Isshe@ ia ssa!f2 EaFffaps ss2kazsasa@
OF THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RAuT~
CAL CUBE or sPERMATaKkHuEA, OF Seminal
weakness, SEXUAL psltIIsYi asyg saSaesa Nsas o.
voluntary Emissions iEsauEiag9 asRofe&sg s@& Asr
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care al afsSs eaFtatH and gact al. By which egy
saGaFrF, ~ matter what bic canaatgn IA AZ b. I'd ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

AN oaplEAGx.
- Amen&snz Al aFdinaaSs saiiIed 'Aa sEdi-
aamte 10 Fegalata ths ssAskla9 u hay within he
OF Cooperate liHaita, p sppFpYsd ii ls ~ 1850.
sxBf Pc is sFa4iaed By ths Common CsaBeti
OF Gha ~ af comHgis kias, th4s the AEst sesiIpn
"a said eraihRBca BE- 30 amended a. " read INC
persnn shall be aIIgw % % s@s@R& m@y @7aa&H o.
Old Cooperate limits witt - lsg8 xksa kfs4 4ssfApI
any baiidlR@ ewssps his e@n. aAA Ne aisAis Assy
Essa Of his owa bull saag ~hsa 7hat nnilag a With
In Hfly feet 81 aay either peTsan euilalnG.
See. Q. al ordinances aad parts Of oFainsnsss
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an@ the mAaaa are hsr%sy no fkgeH 80
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LysANDEn ". BAHaETry MzyoF.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

To sh0p good, ties timber, sc. ThSgs wlshin& Il
aa4 4sgIy Fagk al3 and IL To EhRtr inteFast 90 call
CHAA. HEgpRIE.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

eaaneii Biaas, Iowa, april 81, 1851
CD! re rhiA A.shua FAEs ii PAtasI
watt4mas county, a@ards8 to sAsBtTT 4 cAERE3.
TER. the aTBs preBsfas for ths BEET sSEsiAEa or
sRIHEEsS. Taeas wsBEiaE ice B0fk Of sny kina
you'd DO veil 70 Ba4ke . R0ts 6Ekhsa tasG wgsasa
srep4Fsi Ia accommodate suF fTiesGs short as-
lice. saElsisettan warranted, Of aa ehaTgs ms4s
Maze hste Of lE2E, loo.
To PaISrKRs-TYEE ron SALE.-Te have
90 haaA ami fsF ssIs the following sizes II second
hAnd type whleh viii be sold vsTY sh Esp ST cash.
90 LIS BgRaE0Ts,
$50 " BGEvIER,
Tue abpgs type is ali IN good aon4itiga iHd eapa-
bis q &glag veEy sair weEE W. have, alsy, auaa~
tiy ssss@sas w@a gsasabs ssATeAs ! i waars
viii BE- aola los for casa. speeiuSsus Of tAs saTE
ssuE on application. together wath ilsl - prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

ywAgnCA Aas&S AAR Bt1Aza3s8 AEa lzaI
invited 10 aEing 10 thvis work asa gy as, We
guarantee eullse s&tlsfaesaon a. Is Fsasas pFs@ss
AL SaFk-
rF~CaH ans examine WORK &DA PTlesa. .-..s Il
Rabbit CARPEgTERs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
Plaza - skAaA a4Eaaa asamswaRw~
a.

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s$aE the pEFEa4sss iGg e. ssIHC&ies, Esf Eh8sh
a4AF&HtFa tr sssstAA ssrsisg Ter aA@ ExIxh -
By sEdegats ~ AgAss iB t5sk& - Fa xsas sEs
receive e. erTigAaa&ss e.-HsafHissG Ma ofaleS fss
FFisda5la ssissf Satea. s-sEde las 90 nmHsaRr 81
8bb*r very yS4a@hts &Ftae.es- DDs Csrf.ae&Ge As&G
gratis, Epva sppitsatIgu aay Befss5m asssiTaRg
zEt IS AEsEt. s9tga ESEST saab9R AsEs ssSueSge s
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
The Crisis.

will issue Weekly paper, to be called" Tue CRRiu
at the city OF Columbus, and State Of Ohio, at to dol
lars per anpum, Of Hy't~o numeers ayehle aways 10
advance and TO during the month OF January
e6) AS 1t will be desirable to both parties to have
ful sett commencing with number ], Il will be impor
tan for subscribers to send their names as early as posi-
Bile, that can form some estimate Of the edition to
commence with.
have great many reasons for publishing this paper
as will clearly appear TO my readers as progress
es and hence shall offer neither excuse nor apology
for what at first view, to some, may be considered AIN
81 NE CRISIS will fully and thoroughly st the great
issues that hang like cloud Of night over our comm on
country and II nationality as is, cannot be pre-
served whole and undivided, the still greater question
will arise pepexing, as J. 10 more gloomy what
are to 10 the conditions OF our dissolution and disgrace
These are momentous questions, yet they are crowdhg
hard upon u.s. and have got to look them in the face,
as unpalatable as they may be. ~" -
have not much fathi seeing hose who have brought
this fearful crisis upon our country, show patriotism and
manness enough to confess their errors, rectiy their
and restore the country to the safe and healthy
condition In which they found It, but shall never lose
confidence in the mass the people, nor dsrust their
right intentions until all hope lost, and we aye smt-
ten down by the paricdalhand. .-r.
My connection Of thirty years with politics and the
press gsves claims upon the people for at least
candid hearing.
II possible, let US save our country from the pers
that surround IT, and ourselves from the stigma Of inca
pacy and National wickedness. II It's too late and
we already whirling to the dark abyss dissolution
and chaos in the Of humanity let US halt and not
Iush headong into civil copmotons such as have never
before Redeemed the earth with brothers blood.
But Propectus n no place to argue great questions.
"TnE CRu will do that st length, and without gloves
Will speak freely Of and measures and call things
by their right names. When great country and the
fate Of mighty people are ttstake Is no time to re-
or to hunt phrases to Sit like music the ear Of love.
We are passing dangerous shoals In frghtul storm,
and 1t unmany to sit In mimic paDtomime OF ress
nation IN Providence. lie VINO would NOT ASSIST IN sy
at.,Na
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
Message Of Gov. Ls,chsr Of Virginia

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 7.-Gov. Leteher's message al.
udng to the condition OF the country says all know and
fe that danger and all true patriots
ting themselves to save US from impending pers lie
news his proposition In his message for convention o
ali the States and says It s monstrousto see govern
ment like ours destroyed merely because men moi
agree about domestic institution II becomes oui
state to be mindful Of her own interests Disruption
and fconederatlons are to be formed we must
have the best guarantees before we can connect Virgins
He condemns the hasty action Of South Carollns
which has taken her southern sisters by surprise He
would make no special reference to her course had hs
NOT been invited TO do so by her late Executive 10
called for reference to Virginia. The nonsavehodinl
states are responsible for the present condition Of az
fairs and II the Union Is disrupted upon them rests th'
lie aludes at length to their aggreIons and says the,
have the power to end the strife and restore confidence
viii they do ~
He saws our actions should be based the wrongs
our own people He opposes State Convention at th
i time, and suggests: .
| lat That commission Of two OF the most discree
vsi. the Legislatures Of States which have pas
sed peTsoual liberty bills. and insist constitutional
| repeal, except the New England states.
%. We mus. have proper "a and easStivs guarantee
Sd Our equality In the State and territories must b
fully recognized and the rights Of persons and property
adequately protected and secured.
We must be permitted TO pass through the free State
and territories unmoested, and II slave be abducted
| the State, when 1t is lost must pay Its value.
4th Like guarantees that the transmisson Of slave
through slave holding States by land or water shall
| be interfeTed with.
5th. The passage and enforcement of right laws 70
the punishment Of such persons 10 the free States
eapge or aid and abet In any mode whether In organz
ing companies with view to assist the slaveholing State
and to jncite the slaves to insurrection.
| 9th. The General Government to be deprived Of tn
power OF appointinting to local offices In saveholdin
States persons hostile to their interests or their ns
The Governor further iaya he will regard the atemp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
Cincinnati Market.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. Q, le6l,
FL0UR-to.day scarcely maintains the tendency which
It has heretofore had during the week, and sales a the
highest Of the quotations noted since last Tuesday could
not possibly be made though they are still asked quite
firmly by holders. The stretch to S475 was rather
treme, but II is nominally the asking figure STILL We
quote that az The height Of the Market but working
figure at 81, 4,65@S4,70.
WHEAT--is not literally offered, and there Is also
less competition amongst buyers consequently the mar
ket Is dull, and 81 for red and 10 for white
garded as extreme figures.
C0RN-on the has still ready market at 35c but
shelled is offered quite freely, and may be regarded
dull at 39c for mixed In bulk There Is still demand
for IT, but 1t does not increase In proportion 10 the re-
cepts or offerings.
H0ATs-are held higher, and are Arm at 2eke In bulk
and 29D30c In sacks
BARLEYis held higher, under the influence Of bet
ter demand and advance OF Sc per buhel was obtain
ed. We quote 75aDe00 for prime.
RYE-stlll sells at o2@G3c, with steady though not
active market.
WHIsKY-wAs again restored to lac, at which price
there was . good market.
HOGs-Wsre in very light receipt, notwithstanding
the confidence that felt that the advance would
bring them In quite freely. Sc SO the prevailing
asking figure for good averages and considerable sales
made last evening and this morning, at this figure
The majority OF packers however, stand OF at thhse pr
css and are to day inclined to pay them 2han here
oore such offering not SO 25 for the best averages
There continues th be desire the part OF droves to
make contracts ahead, but this having been for some
time-indesd, nearly the whole season-the case, II
seems difficult to comprehend why It Is, when the con.
tinusd light receipts are considersd.-Con Jan. 9.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
Illlnnia LsRislatnra.

Chicago, Jan. th.--Tho Legislature met at String
hed to-day, and the House journed without ehcting
an organization. axe -q
Governor Woods Message will probably be delivered
tomorrow In It. he recommends complete reconstruc
ton Of the present military plan, dividing the State into
three divisions Of batalions regmental and brgades,
and that the most liberal legislative encouragement be
gven for forming volunteer companies throughout the
State. He recommends that the banks OF the State be
required to secure their exclusively by United
States and Illinois Stocks.
In regard 10 the difficulties at present existing In the
South says grievances TO portion Of ooneder
alton have arisen within the Union let them be redressed
within the Union; II uncor sututona laws trepchinl
upon the guaranteed rights Of any Of our sister sate
have found place upon statute books, let them b
removed and alienation towards any Of ou
fellow ceuntrymen has fastened upon our midst etit
dismissed and forgottsn let MS be just to ourselves ant
TO each other allowing neither threats to drive Us from
what we deem 10 be duty nor pride Of opinion pre-
/ vent US correcting wherein we may have erred.
he recommends that Illinois has passed laws tendin
to obsruct the operation Of federal authority or con
Il nlcting with constitutional rights, they ought
once 70 be repealed. Speaking not merely for himself
but rejecting what assumes 70 be the voice Of the Who'll
people Of Illinois, irrespective Of party as II reachs
him from al quarters he adopts the sentiment Of Pres
dent Jackson-ssThe Federal Union-it muht and sha
be prsservedn to which sentiment he trusts the Legl
latre will give emphatic expression a an early day.
The nnances Of the State are represented In vel
prosperouJ condition. 2 ?, r13 wa grs
The Ast business after the organization Of both Hous
will probably DO the election Of Senator. ee-t,t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.



NEW YORK, Jan. o.
FL0UR--recepts 0,5l7 bbs.; market without materia
change; sales 900 bbs. at S5 25@S5 80 for supein,
State IS 1905 65 extra Btats IS 25@5 30 for supernn'
western: s5 1905 IS common 10 medium extra western
% 1905 IS inferior to good shipping brands sxtra
Hoop Ohio; Canadian -four dull and unchanged, sales 2O(
bbls at IS 55B725.
RYE FL0UR-steady.
WHFAT--S0,9s4 bush. market more active, but price,
without material change; sales 600 BUSH ls for fall
ChlcagospIing 90 Milwaukee club, 29 Canada club
309lT winter red WESTERN 20 red State IS prime
white Cdnada.
RYE-quiet at74876
BARLEY-qulst 6sC9s0.
CoRN-Recepts Of 10 600 bushels, market opened dull
20 fro mxod western In store and delivered prime
new yellow southern.
OkTs-dull at 35K@37 for western, Canada and State
P0RK-quiet and steady sales Of $50 bbls at ol6 7Q
@l6 7a mess Sl3 00 prime beef steady and unchanged
sales Of $50 bbls.
CUT MEATS-hm.
LARD-quIet and firm, salss OF 100 barrels. at IOK@
BUTTER--n fair request at lO0lS for Ohio, 1890
for State.
CHEEsE-Steady at s9lOk.
WDIsKY-steady, sales Of 600 barrels at 20c.
C0TT0N-continues buoyant; sales are 600 bales.
o9RFEE-hrm and more active, sales are 1000
bags Rio at llx@l2K.
SUGAR--steady.
MOLAs5Es--steady but quiet.
sTooKs-dull and lower but closed frmsr. Money
CONTINUES easy at Old rates. sterling exchange bankers
bill range 105@l05k & X I 53X; & Tol 32k; @
& Pitts 93M Pan III; NJ slihi do quoted at 33K; M
53 bar Is; Reading IS; Hsr preferred 37 Erie 35 N.
Y O ITO; Q bonds 944 Brooklyn City 1O0H; O B q Q
Penn 81; Barlem 1st bonds 96X; Mo 6s 81; Tenn "a
Ga "a; Gal 70 eS; N 6s 0l; Harlem Cd bonds g5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
RonANor.--3ut poor Miss squeers! Her al

RoMlNoE.--B poor Miss squeers! Her an
ger, rage, and vexation; the rapid succession Of
bitter and passionate feelings that whirled
through her mind, as she surveyed, frat, the
biscult, then, the pastry, &c., which was spread
before the gaze Of her fastidous guests! How
she vowed that salar atus had been her ruin ;
that but for the eccentric and unaccountable Pc
euliarities of this preparation, she should q
. that moment have astonished the assembled
company with creamy cakes and delicious
9 pastry. If she had only used D. B. De Land 8
x Cos. Salaratus, which is perfectly pure ant
reliable, she would have been spared all thi
modification. She procured De Lands salaratu
the very next day, Of her grocer, and has had n
such trouble aince! Itoanb be purchased fror
any good grocer, and issold at Wholesale b
. the Manufacturers, at Fairport, Monroe County
MY, and by the principal grocersin all part
= of the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
Sheriff's Sale.

D. vstterlein and FvumO0wsr( oonmon p,s.,
John Nasle, ct al. Nov, term, A, D., 'oo.
ID TO me directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Franklin County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
store No. 33 opposite the In the city
Of Columbus, sale commencing on
Saturday, the 18th day of January, A. D., 1861,
OF 10 o'clock NJ theolowing described property to;
Wit Six spring seat chairs thiy-sx beds mattas
ses ak bedaeads and bedding, six seat arm
chairs, lot Of common stands, and washstands, elk
dlnng-room tables kitchen tables, lot Of dinner
plates, soup plates pitchers and glassware; lot O
stoves and, pipe, lot Of carpeting, wash bowls and
pitchers looking glasses &c one desk two clocks orc
lounge two round tables lot ofbar
ind OF bottles decanters tumblers drawers &c. on'
barrel OF whisky, and small lot Of other liquors Alst
three bureaus one spring wagon one horse and harness
four coal stoves, and lot Of gas fixtures.
isne, By Ed. DAVIS, Dep'ty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09

Coon. I'VE met one Of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
in his appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him, he was pale, lean and detected; complain
ing Of weakness and debility, having been so
afflicted all summer. Now he appears toibe tat
healthy and strong. We learn he owed his re-
storation entirely to McLEAS's sTSrsorHDSISo
CORDIAL,
We advise all who are complaining OF Gener'
al Debility to try it; It is certainly very pleas
ant remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities of It selling daily.-MOrning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 6.-The Democratic, Republican,
and Union State Conventions we're held here to-day.
The two former were fully attended. The Democrats
nominated General Geo. Stark, Of Nashua for Governor.
The Republicans nominated Hon. W 8. Berry, OF Heb
making nomination. By order Of the Democratic Coz.
yenton two hundred and hrtythree guns we're nred In
honor Of Jackson, Anderson and the nominee for Gov
ernor. The three respective conventions manifested
unanimous spirit for the perpetuity Of the Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09

"FIELD NoTEs This is the name OF new
handsome, and well filled agricultural journal
published in this city-HARRrs & HuRD, Pro.
prietors; S. D. HARRIS, Editor. Il commences
with the current year, and will be issued week
ly, at $2s year. Tne "Eiome Department. i
under the management of Mrs. FRANCES D
GAGE, ("Aunt Fanny"), whose name has be-
come household word in many Ohio families
The inmates Of these will rejoice to learn tina
abe has again taken up her residence in ou
State. '+.st -.' ".' 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09

GaAsD OPERATIc CONCERT. VARIAS
JAMES, assisted by other eminent Artistes' will
give her first Grand Operatic and Ballad Con-
cert. at Armory Hall, this evening. The enter.
taiment will conclude with the "Star Spangled
Banner" by Madame JAMES, in costume as the
Goddess of Liberty, which has everywhere been
received with unbouuded applause. The sue
cess Of Madame JANIS has been so rapid and
unparalleled, and her fame as Vocalist &C
widely spread, that Armory Hall will doubtless
be crowded tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09

R,oHxosp, Jan. 1.-The Committee Of tho House oi
Delegates having in charge the Of Convention
have prepared bill, which they will report tomorrow
They have fxed upon The 18th Of February for the meet
ing Of the osnvenon, and The 7th for the election q
Delegatss The question OF additional military forc'
for ke purpose of dsfonce has been referred to commit
tee. A resolution 70 appropriate St0000Oo0 for tha
purpose has alsc bscn referred. The general opinion
that Virginia will seceds about the goth Of February
In the meantime such preparations will be made 90 MAJ
be necessary TO repel any eggrsssion,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Jan, 3.
FL0UR-sales Of SO .bbls Xxx at $500, and 25 do
white at s. So and so bbls rye at $3.50
WHEAT-sales of2 cars red at sl04, aud cars white
at Sl,I2, all on track
C0RN-sale Of car at $40.
OATS-steady at Csc.
HIGHWINEB-sales Of so bbs, at l5Kc.
HoGs-sales Of 81 headat S575, apd 27 do at S. 509
S 5,eO, dividing on 2U0 Bs.
P0RK-saies Of 200 bbls No. mess at SIS 90.
LARD-saies Of s bbs at 0Ks.
PoULTRY-sales Of 400 BIS Chickens at &c,
EGdS-sales Of l bbl at l5c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-09
Master Commissioners Sale.


George NJ Parsons; Ex'r of
Samuel Parsons, deceased o.,. ,.,o.,
va s"s W o'us' Ga o0H''
William =. Breck ct al.
nv VIRTUE OF AN Oss nER az SAaE
b tome drected from the an oonrt ~ Trankiin
county ohioi viii offer OF sale at the dOofOf the Court
~, 800,
Thursday, the 1th DAY OF February, A. ID 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and o,cioct N mn
the Following descTibed real estate situate in The counts
Of FYanklin and State Of Ohio TO Wit
T.,..-...- ~ :, a. 49,. ,,-,.,.
oa 10. numpS, o is se eI survey 40
l9ss virginia Military District, 10 Jackson township
fmnkhn eounty, oniD, ~ sn1 suoolvson IseoIdeo
in the plat thereof In Book vol page lSs o. The Re
SAGE conveyed 10 sal1 Wm' breek py Wm' mier, ~
deed recorded IN Book VOL 4o' pps 80 and % OF De
records Of aeeas o. sad SSuny o0 acres ana
10 square po;es, IN '9e ioiGMing paIted
te@ber, "A a: D; sss, viz; -, :. ,
, o. ,Ss .sN.,. W IA ,aa ,o'i ad
pom. ~ Sne senHe o. ~ sau noaus corns1
0, supSVsi0n ~ NO. ~ saa l1.. 'IsncS o.; ~ aeg
VI Win "a tne ,S .. hne Oh saiE sqedson no D. ~
tSeoce along pS'ts ,he r. T lin: Of .sa io No
MN. NH ~ ~ wv poles' .oencs % es 1es' ". 49, ~
loO poles 20 tne centre .aa soau o'o ehcs
along Us centre n. " aeg. ~ min. - u ooiVV poes
to the beginning, containing 20 acres. ..,.,-.
suDovon 70 10, ~ sna os, s soInsnSns sI =. .
pSin, N me esne M y ad ,o, 5 rms,
me ns 81 = saS ,Ss no. o & a. ny,.n a.
No. d thence along the b line Of said iS.N 70 ST.
deg' % min' e oo-lvo Poes tnence =; os ueg W.
az pOea 70 ,ne Ssne 40 :S1 20 nesn Sno
along u centre N, s.Ieg 90 % nun. n sox7iVV Poies
to the besinning, containing ~ acres.
SUBDIVISION NO. oi said lot, commencing Al point
in the centre OF said Turnpike koad =. W. corner
10: o. sas o Thence @ vn s hs ibe
Of SAID supovison os asg NJ IsI poies .ns
E. corner Of subdivision NO. thence Win ,ne n nne
OF said lot NO. >: deg. % min. W. - poies ,nenes
n. % deg W: l4o 5o-lOo poles 70 me centre OF ssa
Turnpike Road; thence along Us centre y. ~ deg ~
min =. poles to the eeglnnins containing ~ acres.
:. Subdivision NO. 2, m SAID iS. paa1 so%msnSps 81 o.
oi subdivision No Of .ald lot; thence With The lins
Of said subdivision No ~; os deg lay 5OlO0 poles
the cSrner e N % S ~ wn ,. Lns
ns seDs 2, a H eosUer Of :aa ies No Is ssnss
Turnpike Road; thence along Its centre N sa deg 80