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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

ArD.ros Gsxl2Al's Ovy1o,

ArDiToa GRxRAl's Ovrol
Lansing, Mich July Lat, lsd2 !
much q each Of the ioiowing described srAcls OF
- parcels Of land, situated The county Of NGHAM
dsmquens Tor unpaid taxes for the years mentioned
below, - VII be saciens 70 pay the taxes, interest
and charges thsFeon, viii be sOl1 by the Treasurer
md county, On the nrst Monday OF October next
such pubic and convenient place be shall 10
1ASOS, ths county seat Of said county according to
tho Statute u such case made and provided
LANGfOkD u. BERRY,
Awdstor General.
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Sale Of State Tax Lands.


LAnuss, Mich, July !, lsea
NOTICE Is hereby given that certain
~ Ae0 situated In tbs county OF NGHAA, bid "a
described IN statsments which VIII forwarded % the
once q The Treasurer q sad county time nsxt
noosh, viz b sod ~ publc auction by said Treasurer
II ths time and place designated for the ordinary Tax
aass, NOT previously disposed Of Iais Once
iag 70 Nv.
eel d sid lands ana may be application The
omcs a shs County Treasurer.
Lands struck % TO the state for taxeo Of 1890 or
other years. the Tax sales IN October last VIII be
o0rsd subject 70 The right Of redemption by
NV - wsu - 70 The right Of purchase Of the Bios
- TIN 00es prior 70 tbs sale.
ANGFORD G. BERRY,
AUDITOR @eNaA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

TEE EIoHTH kEoImEHr.-Lieut. G.. b.
Jsl'sr, Of the Gallant Eighth Regiment, 10 in this
city. recruiting for his Regiment, and stopping
q sAs Edgar Hsusa.
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4 sesss Of had knowo 4
asseYioed - follows: ooo-
osseeing 10 rods - Of the
80 corner u the y u Il
the as Of ree. SIGN,
Raw, funsing thsaes y
10 rods, thence q 20 rods
themes e Is rUds, ttsoes
so rods - the plass Of
eeg'nnlng, making, into
The eeatss Of the road o.
The . Lss, { ssfss u lad
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

70 H. q. HoDoss Of the St. Johns I'm.
lon Ds~ssvss, h OF for the war, and offers his
sssablshmsns fee sale cheap.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS K.,1
~: Il GG ss::; : , 9 $3.50, ems q o'
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

POST OFFICE HOURS.
From and after thu date the Post ONCE will close
eissly ~ O'Clock p. u mails close Eastern mai
chess at Q.
scxoASa-omss viii Be open from half past Z 70 Q
s'eleek p. n. ~ which time tbs mail viii close.
A. T. BURR, IN.
Lansing, My 10, 1852
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Whss,R Wilson'S, and Il Singer sos Celebrated
Sewing Machines, With al the late improvements,
Constantly hand and Tor sale II prices trans
pogtasim a6Aed
cu1En, u, Agent, Lansing. Mich
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Proposals 70 smbracs Psrfvin. .,s
I'd; also fer more frequent trips: a. - INV. %.-
nsaee at Csntreviue and end Il Ie.SS sS
three - six trips pr week WIN
,,.s.Ss: peopoeA, goarantse, md eertiAease. s,A
~. 80 Advertoemsas Il July q, ia. = ~
90, a. u prineipal poss o0oco q - 49,
Il AAR, Possmasssp Geoernl
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
DR.. Velpeau's Cankerine.

DIR. vELPEsU'S CANKERINR cures Putrid Sore
Ai0uth and Throat.
DIR. VKLPEAU'S CAEKERINE cures Sore Nipples.
DR.. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNK cures UlcefatsS
DR.. vELPEAU's cAEKERiNE cures Cuts.
DIR. VELPEAU,S CANK KERINE cures Burns.
DR.. VELPEAU'S GANKERINE cures Sores.
DR.. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Ulcerats
Gums. tS
DR.. VELPEAU's CANKERlNEis is tho best PuriRe
ofthe Breath of any known.
DR.. VELPEAU'S CAHKERINE cures Cankor In ID
Mouth, Throat or Stomach, resulting from So arleu
M or Typhus Feyers.
Ladies, il you delghtin pure white teeth, nee this
Cankerlne and your desires will be realized We
pledge word thai it entirely free from acids and
all poisonous subs stGnces and can be given 10 in.
fant with perfect safety st Will preserve tho teeth
and Keep the gums free from ulccrs. It is equally
eicacious for nursing sore ouths. In all the thou
sands OF remedies that have been put forth for the
cure Of the various diseases Rboye none can equal
the Cankerine. 4s
Sold in Rayenna, by Curtis Hatch and Charles
Swift, and By druggists generally
7. Proprietors, 90 Maiden Lane, N. y.
Read The following certificate from well-kAown
Citizen OF Columbus:
CoLUMBus, ONO, Sept. 49, 1860.
Messrs.J, BUkRILL q Co. ~
Gentlemen Being troubled with sore throat
to use your CARKERIRE, and By using II twice was
entirely cured therefore recommend 1t toall tfou-
bied with any disease Of the throat believing tito be
ust what every family should have.
october !, iseo-ly. wv fGf.paaiGSesia'iEs E. paGeaEs.
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gal. 3. 1EslIer ana Unels Absi


Whilelih Washington We heard good
s.efy d regard to Uncle Aba and John B.
Welis5 .4hs Mexican killsr.~
weller was at WAshingtop, settling bis ac-
counts Is Minister to Mexico. After their
adjustment he concluded to pay his respects
10 Nj. Lincoln, withmhom he had served in
Congress he called at the presidential
mansion and was cSurieously received,
aMr. President, said Col Weller, "Ihaye
called to say to you that most heartily en-
doueths conservative position You have as
sumsd, and will stand by you SO long as you
prosecute the war for the preservation of the
Union and the Copstitution,@
aCol. Wellern said the President, ~ am
heartily glad to hear you say this"
.'Yss, Mr.. President, y said Weller, II de-
sire an appointment to aid in this work."
"What do you want, Colonel ?" asked
Abraham.
"TdssTs to be appointed Commander in tho
Navg" said Weller.
The President replied, "Colonel, did not
think you had d-any experience as q sailor"
"Ineyer had, Mr.. President" saidSWe eller,
s'but judging from the Brigadier Generals you
have appointed in Ohio, the less experience
a-nian has the higher position he aStains."
Lincoln turned off with hearty laugh, and
said--"I owe you one, olonel"-Seneca I'D.
veftiser
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DIR. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST,

NM OULD respectfnllyintorm the citizens
w Of this and adjoining counties, that he has
as has been reported; Dut thai he Is sti prepared
30 perform any operation In DEMrISTRY, which
may be entrusted 70 him, In the,highest style oi
the art Whole and partial sets Of teeth insefied on
tho atmospheric pressure principles; dscayed teeth
plugged with gold or tin foil, which wilIspreserve
Them for years. Pivetteethinserted. TeHthremov.
cd with as little pain aspossibe or with no pain at
al.if desired, bythe use ofehloroform. AliperSons
wanting anything In the line Of inyited
to give him cal before engaging work eIsewhefe.-
AlE WORT Will be warranted and full satisfaction
gnafanfied. 8 sgsg u 4
HeIefe1ce given % any number Of persons whe are
wearing bis work with perfect success.
s5s "A u. G.. WILLIS. d
\ 4F:5pOMcein West end or Brick Blosk, over the
xchange ONCE of Robinsons King X CO.. II
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Legal Notice.

ITO Hiram r Fenten, Betsey E. Way, Rufus Pot.
4 ter, Luna Way, Jefferson Way and Melissa Way,
of TIE county Of Portage and state of Ohio. Jscpb
Potter. Horny Potter and William Potter, OF the
ssiate OF California Pheb0 Stenburger and Aaron
kteinbprger, of Summit county, Ohio. Eugena Pot
ter, 81 Summit county, ohio, and Naomi Yarrick
and Adam Yarrick. the state Of Micliigan;
You are hereby notified that the 3Ist day of oc.
tober, A. H., 1861, George Fenton hled his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Portage county,
setting forth that he entitled, in fee, to one undivi
red third part OF the following described real estate
. iprayng partition Of the same. Said real estate
One ract or parcel of lnnd situate in the township
of Su1li county of Portage and state of Ohio, and
10 bounded q nd described follows: Being part of
hos. Nus. three and eight In said township, and Is
bounded b, beginnng at the eontre OF tho east and
st road In SAID lot No. three where the north and
south road running on the west line of Luther Wal
toms land the same theace south two degrees
east twenty three chains and fftJ-dve links on the
west line OF said Luther Walton's land to Stake,
thence south eighty nlne degrees west on the north
twenty five links to birch stake thence north two
degrees west ono chain and twenty-five links to a
stake and stores, thence south eighty-nne degrees
west on ther th line OF David Ways land thirteen
chains and seventyeisht nks to stake and stones,
thence north two degrees west on the east line Of
Samuel ThOmpson's land twenty chains and nine
tee links to the centre of the east and west road
above mentioned, thence north eighty six degrees
aud thirty minutes east on the cent,e OF said road
thirty chainsa and sixty one links to tho place OF be-
ginning-containing sixty-seYen acres and forty
eight rods OF land.
Also, one other tract or parcel of land, situate In
lots Nos three and eight III the township aud county
aforesaid, and bounded as follows, to wit: Begin
niEg on the north line of the east and west road
above mentioned In said lot No. thtee two rods east
from the original line between said lots Nos. three
and eight thence north three degrees west on lands
ofLoreuzo Upson four chains and twenty-five links
to q stake, thence south eghty-seven degrees west
on land Of said Lorenzo Upson and Baldwin Upson
nine chains and seventy links to stake, thence
south three degrees east on land of Isaac Hargate
Jr, four Chains and thirty links to the north
tba Ia noI prtl,
six degrees and thirty minutes east the Eorh line
OF said road nine chains and seventythree iuks to
the place of beginning eontainir four acres and
thiriy-six rods of land, be the same more or land.
Said cause will be for hearing ut the next term Of
said couft. at which time petitioner will demand
order FOR the partition Of the premises Aforesaid
that his share shall be set off for him aatcy
GEORGE FESTON,
BY Alphcnso Hart, his Atty.
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DR.. Mclean Universal Pills,
FoR LIVER CoMPIAIHT, BILLIoUsaEss,
HEADACHE &C

hEAUAONb' 79-T- =
There has never been a CATHARTIC medicine,
offered to the public that has given such entire salts
faction as McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inuo-
cent AID can be taken by the most tender infant,ye
prompt and powerful in removing all Bilious secre
lions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the Stop
ach. In fact, they the only Pills that should be
used in malarinus districts.
They produce no Gnpingin in Stomach, or Bowels
though very active aud searching in their operation
promoting healthy seeretions oflhe Liver and Kid
neys. Who will suser from Billio ssness, Headache
and foul Stomach, when so cheap remedy can be
obtainedl Keep them constantly on hand. single
DOSE laken in season, may prevent hours, days, aud
months of sickness. Atk for Dr.. j. Il. McLean'e
Universal Pills. Take other. Being coated, they
arc tasteess. Price only 25 cents per box, and can
DO sent BY mail to any part Of the United States.
}. II. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third aud Pine SITS, ST. Louis, Mo.
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legal NOTICE..

SARAH FALOR; Thomas Caldwell, Mar
garet Caldwell, Joseph Falor, Noah Falor,
Levi Falor, Andrew Falor, Isaac Falor, IRA
MIA Falor, Abraham Falor, and John Cole
man, of the county of Portage and state of
Ohio; Solomon Falor, of the county Of Wood,
Ohio, and Harriet Dickson, Alexander Dicki-
son, Louisa Dickson, John Dickson,
Sarah Dickinson and Wellington Dickson,
of the county of Summit, Ohio, will take
notice that on the 9th day of November,
A. D., 1861, Nicholas Pero, and Emiline
Pero, his wife, and Adam Winkler, and
Catherine Winkler, his wife, filed their
petition against them in the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage and state of Ohio which is now pen
ding therein, wherein the said petitioners, as
heirs at law of George Faor with said defen-
dants, demand partition Of the following real
estate, of which the said George Falor, late Of
said county of Portage, died seized: Situate
and being in the township of Brimfeld, coun-
ty of Portage and state of Ohio, being the
whole of lot No. SO, in said township, contain
ing two hundred acres of land. Also, twenty
nine acres in lot No. sc, in said township,
bounded south and east by the lot lines, and
north by n line commencing in the east line
of the lot 21 chains and 95 links north Of the
south east corner of the lot; thence south 80
degrees and 80 minutes west 13 chains and 81
to post; thence south by parallel line with
the east line of the lot to the south line of the
lot. Also, eleven acres in lot No. G4, in said
township of Brimfeld, off the west end Of the
north half bounded on the north and west by
the lot lines, on the south by lan1 Of Whist
k1 ly- 4
parallel with the west line and far enough
therefrom to include eleven acres of land
Also, two acres and ten rods of land in the
township Of Suffield, in said county of Portage,
being also in lot No. 46, in said township, and
bounded by beginning at the southwest cor
ner Of land formerly owned by William Par
ker, at the centre of the highway leading east
from Mogadere; thence north along the east
line of said land formerly owned by said Par
ker, to the south line Of land formerly owned
by Samuel Ferguson, (now deceased }; thence
east along said south line to the northeast
corner of land owned by Levi White; thence
south along the west line of said Whites land
to the centre of said road leading from Moga-
dore east; thence west along the centre of said
road to the place of beginning-subjec to le-
gal highways making the whole quantity in
the four pieces herein described 242 acres and
10 rods of land. The defendants are further
notified that at the next term of said Court
commencing on the 10th day of February, A.
D., 1861, application will be made by said Pc
ititioners for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises
J. L. & H. C. RANNEY,
Att'ys for said petitioners.
NoHemhar 90 1a61-Rw
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~ We have made the above REDUCTION IE
PRICES with the two fold view of beneaing the
public and ourselves. The public have been swih-
uled by spurious sewing machines made In imita-
tou OF ours The metal In them, from tho iron cast
Ing to the smallest piece, is Of poor quality. heir
makers have not the means to do their WORK WE'LL
They are hid away in secret places, where ii would
be mpossi Die to have at their command the proper
mechanical appliances II is only by doing great
business. and having extensive manufacturing estab
lishmenis, that good maehin, can be made at mod.
crate prices. The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE. always liable to get out OF order, and are
sure to cost considerable tronble and money to keep
them In repair.
tsThe qualities 10 beloosed for In machine are:--
certainty of correct ciion at all rat OFFS speed, sim
plctS ofconstructlon, great durability, and rapid
ity Of operation, with the lie. s. labor. Machines TO
combine these essential qualities must be made OF
the b. st metal aud finished to perfsction. We have
The ways and means, on grand scale, to do this.
The purchasers of Machines, whose dali, brea ! It
may concern, will lad that those having the above
Qualities not only work well at rapid we'll as slow
ratss Of speed but last long In the finest possible
working ordcr. Our machines, made by us, win
earn mors money with less tabor than any others
whether in imitation Of not IB factthey are
cheaper than any other Machines as gift,
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and Blood PM,ifer.

Delay NOT moment, e Warrantsd to give salisiae.
tion It will cure any disease Of the kidneys. .Womh
or Bladder Painting, DISTRACTED Menstruation, Fall
ing ofthe Womb, Barronness, or any disease aFising
from Chronic or Nervous Debility, IL is an infaible
Remedy
FOR. Chill Il ".
Do you want your delicate, sickly, puny Children
to be healthy, Strong ans Eobnst!-then give them
MoLEAN,S SSTRENGTHENING CoRDlALs (ses the
on each bottle1 II Is delicious TO take.
HP One tablespoonful, taken every morning
fastiog, Is sure preventative against Chile and Fe
yer, yellow Fever, Cholera Or any prevailing dis
ease.
TF CAUTIoNl- Beware Of Druggists or Dealelt
Who may try to palm npoD you bottle Of Biiters or
Sarsaparlls, (Which thcy can buy cheap, by ing
tits just good. There are even men base en oug
10 steal part or my meme to dub their VILE deeoc
tiops. Avoid such Infamous PIRATES and their
yillainous compounds Ask fer Or, J; McLsan's can
Siren gthening Cordial aad Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. It the only remedy that will Purify
your blood thoroughly, and, at the same time,
STRENGTHEN and ndISVIGoRATEth the whole organ
ization, Its put up In Large Bottlcs-Si per bot
tie, or six bottles for SIS.
DR, j. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine Sts., st. Louis, MO.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

GREAT REDUCTION
II THE PRICE or
SINGER q CO.'S.
Standard Machines,
Well Known to be tho Best for
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES;
No. /, STANDARD Shuttle Muchins, formerly
sold at $50, Reduced TO $70.,
Nos, STANDARD Shuttle Machine, formerly
sold at 800. Reduced to $40.
SINGERS Letter A MACHINE,
Is TIE BEST
MACHINE IN THE WORLD
FOR
Family Sewing,
Light Manufacturing Purposes;
Price, (Uith Hemmsr) Ornamented, $50.
The Nos, / aud 2 Machines are of great capacity
and application sfor manufacturing purposes
our no Macaihes SsG p ~ sa
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, etc., etc. They
are of extra size, with arm long enough to take
under it and stitch the argost sized dashes here Is
not be b. etteI.done with them than by hand, 81 toe
1 the saving of lime andtabor is very great The Ia
he of these achnes 10 81 inches long, and the shut
re will hold six times the usual quantity of thread
| 'rhe large machines work as fast as small ones.
Wewould ask for our Letter Machines, the spec
sial attention OF
VEST MANERs-& DRESS MAKERS,
and all those who want Machines for Light Manu-
featuring purposes. They embody the principles Of
the standard machines, making like them, the inter-
locked stitch, and destined to be celebrated
| for Family Sewing and manufac turing purposes in
general.
We Have Always ON Hand,
Hsmming Guages, Six Twist, Linen and
Cotton Thread, on Sp0ols, Best Ma.
chine OIL in Bottles, ETC., ETC., etc.
| We manufacture our own Needles, and would
warn all persons using machines not to buy any
others. We kEow that here are needles sold of the
most inferior Quality at higher prices than charge
for the best. The needles sold by are msnufac
tured especially for our machines. bad needle
may reader the best machine almost useless.
| Cur customers may rest assured that all our
Branch Offices are furnished with the 'genuine art
se.n
In case of email pure bases, the money may be sent
| In postage stamps, or bank notes.
| M Correspondents will please writs their names
| d!sinctly. II is all Important that we shoul1. in
each ease, know the Post olce, County, and State.
TF Ali persons requiring Information about Sew.
ing Machines, thsr siLcs prices working capacities,
and the best method Of purch sing can Ob"in it by
copy Of
=. III. Singer & %o.'a rfa5ette.
Which is a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely
devoted TO the subject.-H will be sent GRATIS
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DR.. J.H. Mclean Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD,
ron MAN or BEAST

Thousands of human beings have been saved fife
OF orceptude and misery, by the Vt this nvalu
abI5 i.iniment. 1t will relieve PAIN almost instan
tan sousiy, and 1t will eeause, purify and neal he
foulest SORE in an incredibla. short time. Nc
LIE ANS Vol IA SIl' q Ii a 4iNlMENT will relieve
the most inv etc ate cIseA Of Rheumatism. Gont or
Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Contractel Muscles,
Stiffness OF Weakness In lne Joints, Muscles or Liga
me ats, it will never feit Two spplicsoHs wall curt
Sore Throat. Ha dache or Ear. che, For Burns o.
Scalds or any Pala it ID an lhisllible Hemedy. Tr,
it, ana you will find ii an indlspebsabe remedy
Keep ii always on hand
PIANTBR5, FARMERS. or any one having
charge ofhorscs, will save money BY n,ing " ,Leans
VoIcahic Oil Liniiaent Il ism speedy and iufalble
cure for Calls. sprains, chafss Swelling, Lameness
sweeney, Sores, Wounds Scratches, or any external
disease. Try IL. and you will be convinced.
Dr. J. H. MCLEAN, oie Proprietor,
SAINT Louis, Mo.
Sold In ltavenuA by @. Z, SWEET,
Kavenna. Jnly 81, 1s61.-iy.
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Attachment.

Joseph 0. orvis) Before William Goldman,
vs. J.P. of Ravenna town
]. 4. Curtiss: ship, Portags county, o.
On the 4th of January, 7S65, said Justice
issued az attachment, at my instance, in the
saboye action, for the sum of $28 Said cause
will be for hearing on Saturday, the 22d day
of February, a.. ID, 1852, at L o'clock, P. M.
Jan. ~, 18s2-3w J.O. ORVIS.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

WV1lHlBVUHl " 1vVOs j
SR hayc used your Pills In my general aud hospital
say they are the best cahartic employ. Their rsa-
lating action on tho liver II quick and decided conse
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
or that organ. Indeed, have seldom found ncase oe
Jous disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield w.
them. ffaternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, d. D.,
2t5 IgbIainiaa 0f Ina udfi,a HnaDifcA
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we Have Always on Hand,
q. NJ. Singer & %o.'a rfa5ette

Which ia a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely
devoted TO the subject.-lt will be sent GRATIS.
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AYERS
OATHARTIG
pitts.

Are you si1k, ibehls, and
eomplainingi Ara y0u out q
order, with your gystem d.
rangRd, snd y0or Aelings IN
conil6flablel Thea eymp-
tnuia nre olfen Tie prelude 70
Dsfions IllneA. Bone lIt q
Gl.hnes1 is creeping upon ycn,
ma nnOuld - averted b. .
timsig NJ q the right rem.
edy. TAis Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out ~ disofaered hu-
mors-p pnrlIF TIE blood and
let the nui1I moro On uneb-
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o. he body Into Vigorous 90
ttity, purify Tie lyli.nl frorn
a. nt,~lrr.llIINrm .r|InE UnmE~|
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-04
W. II. METzGER, ! 11ls
H. J. OLMsTED, 11""'STS'
Coudersport, May 27, 1862.


NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing accounts have been examined and
passed by me, and remain filed III the Pro-
th0notary's Office of Potter county, for the
inspection OF heirs, legatees, creditors, and
all Others in any way interested and will be
presented to the next Orphans Court of said
county, at the Court House in the Borough OF
Coudersport, on Tuesday the oath day Of
June \. D., 1851, for confirmation and allow
arce:
The account Of Phidelia Thompson and R.
W. Benton administrators of the estate of Ru-
ttts ThomPsoa, decd.
DAN BAKER, Register.
May %, 1862.