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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-19
POWERS
Beruardston, Mass.

CoEsSIRLE by Railroad hrst station below South Yer
~ non Junctisn.
Fall. Winter and Spring Terms Of II wecNl each begin
the last Wednesdays of Aug, Nov sand Feb, reSpeciive
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings Exclusive ppa-
atn Agricultural Department Gynasiic Club for health
l exercise and the Most Popular aud Expere leed Teach
ers, are anlapg its Advantages,
l., y, WARD, A, N ffinripal;
Mrs. y. H. WARD Teacher OF ornamen Ia apartment;
Mss =, l., LEACH, rtecrptfessi
sESkkIN SCiiN ELL Native OF dermany Teacher Of Ger
mani
l.. EMERSON, Teacher of Music instrumental Vocal
and other nhle Teachers
Daily Lectures the Principal In the Preparation
Teachers, and from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Alfalfa
ment, before the Agricultural department. viii be given
Itter Tor Rooms for Sc noardng for Board may he
sent to /. WARD, Bernarston, Mass Board incaling
al Incidental Expenses furnished in private families, and
per week. 80
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Cheshire Railroad.


& UMMER ARRANG BMENT.-on and after MONbkY
- May 70, 1862, Trains will follows -
MOVING EASr-Iesse
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ and 50 p NJ Eeene at "a
~ NJ aud So p Mand arrive at Ftehkurg at IL 40 A. 81
ana so NJ Boston at - and 80 PM Worcester
ct 200 and 100 2. NJ
MOVING wEST-Leave
Foston at 20 A. NJ, and 90 p NJ: Fitehb1rgh at p4b
A. NJ aud 30 ?. NJ. Reene, IL Is A. NJ and 25 p =
ad az rive 81 Bolows Fails at 1920 Al NJ and gl5 r. NJ
windsor q A. NJ. aud l0i5 P. NJ. Rutland $50 A. M
and Has r. ~, Burlington. 90 P, NJ.
TsfiRs Connect as GaIatps:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal orlens.
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs scheneetalS an
he West No change cara bet seda Boston and Rntsrd
~ either train Lodge at Kutaud arriving al Burlington
90 next morning. sc
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. R1s Windsor Whit.
River junction. burlington ogiensburr s,aatreal Il
dohnsbury, &e,, via. VT CENTRAL, pSsSUMFsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS. sc. Both trains make
aiitct connection via Vt CENTRAL Il H. for an poiuts
north the last train up running direct through Windsor
Junction and burlington By night train over "a o.
H. H. arriving ~ Burlington 20 morning, Sc
DottH Trans Connect al FfteA54ygA
with Trains of Fchbursh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York CITY.
spa az Groton junction with trains OF Worcester Nash.
va II for Nashua and Concord and with TRAINS Of stony
bFook X. X. for Lowell, Lawrence Sc
+, = A CHAPLIN .snperintendsp,
superintendent Office, Kcene N, H., May q, 1852.
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Marriage Certificates.

Lbhdi EN- often have the interesting Ceremony ~
Marriage TO perform, and Blank Certificates for use on
sueh occasions, may be obtained by applying
AT THIS OFFICE
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A CONGRESSIONAL JoKE.-Iu the House
Of Representatives GU Monday, Mr. Morris
Of Ohio, offered resolutions, which were
adopted amid laughter, instructing the Com
fnittee on Ways and Means to inquire into
the eapediency of amending the tar law SO
rs to require evety member of Congress
offering resolution to afiix ten cent.
stamp.
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NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
foiiows;- - - -
Leave Northampton 30 Mail and Passenger Train
ior view Haven and New York il 05 Aceomm oa,on
Tor new Haven and New YORK $50 p Accommodation
Leave Ne" Haven for Northampton. Accommodation at
~ a IN connecting with train Conn. River r. r. for
sie North % ~ Mail and Passenger on arrival Of
u m train from New York con Meeting at Wss6ed
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Westeld 10 for Northan ptun on arrival Of
train from Albahy $3.50 "
connections, at Northampton with Conn River H. r at
hestned western Railroad Planyie Providence Hart
nird and fishk H. H. at New Haven with New York and
New Haven H. L New Haven, New London aud stonnnv
ION q ana NEW Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. RI
West. - PAA'eiP~4 PVih'S
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch AZ bv F.c,sxs
Westield, June /, 1851. 9tP~
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MtSCEEI.A ANY.

PouLrLS KReriSa ON A LARGE SCALE.
keep from 100 to 200 fowls, mostly of the
Black Spanish breed, and keep them confin.
ed the year round, but disease is not known
among theta, and can assure you that
they DO full as well IS Those kept by Others
who believe that fowls cannot do well un-
less they are kept scratching. My yard is
only 20 by 90 feet filed IL inches deep
with leached ashes and fine sand. I have
large box containing some 80 bushels of
burnt shells and bones, which the fbwls
have free access to, and when the top be-
comes too dry, | take 1t off and put it a.
round my grape vines. My gardner raises
900 heads Of cabbage annually, which is fed
them through the winter and in SUMMER he
Ewes them lettuce, all they want. have
Contract for 10 beef heads weekly, and give
them plenty OF sour milk, in addition to all
ofwhich they have free access to mixture
Of corn, oats, wheel and barley, which it
kept In bin holding some 40 bushels, so
constructed as to regulate itself, and not al
low the fowls to waste grain or to scratch
In it. My watering trough is also SO con-
structed as only to admit the heads Of the |
fowls, and is always full efpure, clean water,
which is Of more importance than anything
else In keeping poultry healthy.
A barrel of lime, a bucket and n brush
are Indispensable articles in poultry house
and should be used every rainy day land Of
tener during such a drought as we have had
lately whitewashing everything but the
floor, and using the lime dust ON that. But
wash the floor FIRST. l have tried all your
verinin pretentives, and everybody's else,
but never succeeded in keeping my fowls
free until found remedy by experiment
ting.
The nests are so constructed as to be all
taken apart in two minutes; they are per-
fectly smooth inside and out, and once in
every two months have them taken down,
Clearly washed, and then thoroughly coated
with common whale oil, and have
hever yet seeha single louise near them,
hor can one be found around my premises.
The oil we apply with common brush,
Ind 1t can be relied upon as being sure
preventive against verinin on fowls ".
II. II. IN Country Gentleman.
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~ regard Nr Eddy as one OF the ,ssst csg,,,.,
~ practitioners With whom have had as
CHARLES MASON, COMMISSIONS AZ n. ~
"i hare no hesitation in assuring inventor. ,h,, NJ
not eupny person aars eo'HPsisaf and iraatro,,, =
capable Of putting their applications N ~ {, "
rure ior them early aud haSnfable eunsiJsrai,na
Patent oh'ren EDMUND BURKE ~
Late Commissioner II pa,.,.
Mr. u u Eddy has made for me TIIGgrEgS 49,
Nons, pill but ONE of which patsuts have be. ll'f
rnd that sAote peadng. Such unnlstakahle proosss
talent and ability his part leads 20 freoi,,s
inventors TO apply TO hS 10 pr'enre theT pa,sn n ~
may he of having the most faithful attapn -
on their eases, and 1t very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGNi
During eight months. the subscriber In eor,,. y
larry praotce hs.ie on pia eje aprlea,lors SIxl
APPEALS, EVERY UkE Of shith Mas dtriie5 Il ~
by the Commissioner Of Patents n If ,3l{ss s
Boston, Dec 3. 1861. IA - ~
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American & Foreign Patent,
r. u, EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENT
the Aet Of 1877 "'s'on iuAl,
rs STATE STREET, opposite Kim,

A fTER an extensive practice Of upwar,. =,
continues p ssfae Patents IN the United NJ e
Yeats spr,inestnns, Bends, Aseienmehts aud an "
Drawing Tor Fate T.. executed on nh,r,i 81 'al~a
despatch Rpstarrhss made into Am,rl.s, and vi,
to deierpine tbs va idiy ~ u,lt, 81 'o.'en a1
and legal or Other adfsr enileTed i Xii ~, lnsei
ing the same Copies 81 the claims u any pa,.s 'a
ington. ''''fusa at Va.
The Agency Is nut only the largest h, N0,,
through Z invrness haVe advantages Tor 'eg and \
81 astesrlinns the pateut,hiy vi ysntians ns r.i
by, II not lmnieWsuisbly snpefior To any wh,sh
frred them elsewhere. The r,s,ihlopinls ll elh
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL an nv \, g,isa pus
flCE thnn the subscriber aud as sUcc.Ss ~ NJ
PROOF on ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY ha ~, IN bEsl
that he has abundant ress.n to ieli.te nna ~ would NJ
NJ no pshet onire Of thr kind arr thp chsrye a. prove
srriber during the twenty ycars past "a ~ 'as NJ
srcuniulaiea vast col etiion specification NM hH
risinns relative 20 patents "' onrl /
1lsese. besides his extensive library Of legal ,,a
val works, ana ial accounts Of patents rantd a. mshu
hd Stairs and Europe. render him able beso, !, y Ne VI
otser superior fisiites for obiainns Patents fS~
All Necessity for journey 10 Washington. ~
patent AID The usual great delay there are he pr
ytntots. N sa'-e b
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HOME.

More than building snowy mansions,
More than dress and fine array,
More than domes of lofty steeples,o m 'aa
More than station, power and sway
Make your home both neat and tasteful
Bright and pleasant always fair,
Where each heart shall rest centented,
Grateful for each beauty there. ag
More than lofty swelling titles,
More than fashions lurid glare, ,..s-y-
More than Mammon's gilded honors,
More than thoughts car we'll compare
See that home be made attractive
By surroundings pure and bright
Trees, arranged with taste and order,
Flowers, with all their sweet delight.
Seek to make your home most lovely
Let it be smiling spot, I5 "a mss
Where, in sweet contentnent resting,
Care and sorrow are forgot Ssii6
Where the flowers and trees are waving,
Birds will sing their sweetest song
Where the purest thoughts will inger,r
Confidence and love belong. g1fss
There each heart will rest contented,
Seldom wishing far to roam, -
Or, if roaming, still will cherish eilssz.
Memories eftha pleasant home, b-
Such home makes man the better;
Pure and lasting its control :
Home with pure and bright surroundin g.
Leaves its impression on the soul q
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The Lost Seal Ring, s..
= -. aisel IS OR, ,sf ssatt;t,f,
KITTY GRAY,Sl APPLE PIE.

Hotter than pepper!, said DR.. Gray to
himself, as he guided his shaggy little
horse round the sharp turn of the road
and checked him under the spreading shad
ow of the giant cherry tree, whose broad
boughs were all sparkling with ruby pen
dants, and. then walked to the house. ~
aHai-lo!'' said ahes Doctor 7sasyiafa i
He shaded his eyes with his hand,
and looked intently in at the kitchon win
dow. There was the trim figure of his
pretty daughter standing at the kitchen
table, her sleevds rolled back, and a pink
checked apron tied about her taper waist,
apparently deep in the sacsharine myster
les of pie-making. That was nothing sur
prising, but DR.. Gray could have sworn
thata minute ago tho apparition ola young
gentlemen was manifestin remarkable
degree of interestin the pan of sliced-ap-
pies add various spice-boxes and sugar
bowls that Hanked it; and yet, now that he
looked again, Kitty was trimming off the
. edges of her pie crust all alone! He wal
ked straight into the kitchen, where the
oven-fire was glowing so hotly that K itty's
cheeks were like twin carnations, as she
worked away at the pies, sitting showers
of powdered cinnamon and nutmeg ovel
the juicy slices of July apples, and drench-
ing them in snowy sugar.
sKit! where's Harton Browne?'
Kitty stopped to cut little star in tn
0 centre of the white sheet of pie crust
wherewith she was covering her pastry
before she answered, in lew tone:
sI don't know, papal" e
& s'You don't, he?" said the doctor, quiet
Ily pursing up his mouth into shape sug
gestiye of whistling, "I.suppose notP'
And the doctor poceeded through th
: hall into his little Office, where sat b
hopeful young student, Harton Brown
deep in the ponderous pages of a Msdic'
Dictionary.
"Been hard at work all day, eh?" sal
!. the old gentleman, thaking off his Panan
hat, and tanning himself with its brim.
eyes, sir, said Browne, eve write
out that abstract you left, and looked oy.
the papers on fractures, and - -
aAll right, all right you're most i
dustrious fellow" said Dr.. Gray Y
i'll don't believe in stopping work on all sol
of of frivolous pretexts, do you? g s15
!. @No, sir said Browne, demurely.
eYou are convinced that nothing b
steady perseverance, will enable man
succeed in the science of medicine?"
"Yes, sir,,' replied Mr.. Horton Brown
:, :, movinga little uneasily upon his cha
" "yery sensible of you, said DR.. Gr'
! Struggling his shoulders, gAnd now
but what are looking for?' 10
ssMy seal ring sir; 1 thought it was
my finger but minute ago. You HI
w, not seen it, suppose?" ID
p sNo not that know of" said Z
doctor, taking snuff just as briskly as
did anything else. gs4AAs S s.
/ to Il hope it is not lost,p said Harton
om- 81 value itvery highly as my faith
1.s. l,s. gift. Where can it have gomez
sDon't know" said the doctor. J
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pr"Is it not astonishing. said a
wealthy individual, sthat a large fortune
was left me by person who only seen
me once?' 1Ss sais1sfe,.t f AZ
It would have been still more aston
ishing, said wag, IF hedhad left it to
you after seeing you twice.. sseis q "a {
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"a Al bscribers who do not give express no
t,o.ts Che contrary, are considered as wishlns
- oontinue their Subscription.
!. III subscribers order the disconsfnuance -
thsir newspapers, the publisher may con1nee
"a send them until all arrearages are paio.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse 70 .rNs
rhei- papers from the offices to wnioh .ney - az
xrsst,sd th.yl are held responsible till they
ssss sattlsd the bill, and ordered them discon
if srbscribers remove to other places
~itbout informing the publishers, and the pa |
rsrs AZ, sent to the former direction, they areI
held sesppnsible.
8. Tie courts have decided that refusing teI
4.ts faSiedicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them aneailed for, is prima iac'e
sv;aefu,ce sof lintsntional frando 70 - Z.
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GENERAL ORDER OF GENERAL
BURNSIDE. &

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAe,
NEAR WARRENToN, November ID, 1862.
A general order has been issued by GEN
eral Burnside organizing the army into
three general divisions, commanded res
pectively by Generals Sumner, Franklin
and Hooker. Reserved corps will be
formed, commanded by Sigel.
The heads of the various staff depart
ments at these headquarters, other than
Adjutant General and his deputy, will
remain unchanged. a.lr; foatss- Es17f
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Over three hun
dred Indians have been convicted by the
military commission at the Lower Sioux
Agency, as participating in the late horri7; r. l
BILE massacres, and condemned to be hung.
Whether they live or die rests with the
authorities at Washington. The people
of Minnesota are to man in favor OF their
Immediate execution. e 3 II
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 14-The
gunboat Connecticut has arrived from the
Gulf. The officers report the entire coast
of Texas in possession Of the Federals, /
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BALANCE REMAINING IN TREASURY.

sss9 CREDIT
.pperisaoi paid
.::: 4 s:s =: ] :; = !: % ::: s;:: X
5 s STATEMENT B, -. ..sasls IDS & s.. .ss
net. amount sso. rs funds es sySns Nov,
as' = report
3 ] s.ssa tax on duplicate Il ;s 81: D;; - :ss ':ss
. . ,s.a
uss..assr sa74s
State State T . : for s.s ss ,.
By psais
3 3 i :. ..sss: ss asssi ss p.ss
SCHOOL FUNDS ''.' Dr. Do '''''' :
s s:: :s:: EN- :s e: settlement. 1884,
ss :,
: &c: s;: ] ::s: s;::
"a SCHOOL FUNDS 80" Cs,
2 ss e r.
... SOLDIERS RGaD FUN d. ''''''
70 drafts on State treasury : SC SOLDIERS m FUND ca 80
::;:s:; Il: s :s :;: 1861
. SECTION g s;' FUNDS s.. '''s4 q
To amount collected since Ass SECTION s FUNDS Ca = :
By ss.sss ,sis s treasury s
COUNTY n111rAs7 1s'i Fl T6sD Il Ds s''' =
e. on :s:s ''ss
q aar COUNTY n1n1rsRY Esfl FUND Ca =. ''''' "
). County ss s.s p % 'ssa 80 IS
County treasure. vii. with .ss: 's %
ss.sss s.s .
,nrp T.1l sS Vans i: ,s.'s ''r
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!. Legal Notice.

Boyd & OFT Of Wheeling, Va, Nicholas
G. Murphy & Brother, Brooks, Fab
nestock & Co., Watkins, DUNCAN 4 !
Waesche of philadelphia y - -,
I1LLKN CHASE and Charles Chase, who re-
N side out of the State Of Ohio, and whose
place Of residence is unknown, will take mo-
.tice That Edward Archbold, ~ the Adminis-
traitor of Robert Chase, did on the 10th day
of September. A. D. 1861, 6ls in the Probate
Court Of Monroe County and State Of Ohio,
Ls petition to sell the following real estate,
lying in Monroe County, OHIO, to pay debts.
Lot numbered eighty-six (s6,) in the town
Fof Clarington with the appurtenances, ex-
Ieepting lease held on the third story OF .
brick building situate on said lot held BY
lClaringten Lodge Of F. & A. Masons. 71
Said petition will be for ,Learing in said
Court on the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1864
|, 69EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Admir-. of R. Chase.
Sept. Il, 1862 --4v. $3.50, ~ "a.
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J,egut Notice.

+ @ ARAH A. R0SEMAN, James II. Roseman,
| ~ and Susan Roseman, of Guernsey Coun
ty, Ohio, VIM Mc Makiis of the State of Iowa,
Hattie R. Brown of Philadelphia, Pa. Amosa
McMakin, of Neweommerstown, Ohio, will
take notice that on the 23rd day of August
4, D. 1862. WIN. c. B own, Administrator of
the Estate, of Iames Rosemap, deceased, filed
in the Probate Ccurt VIII hin and for the coan-
ty of Monroe and State Ohio, petition al
leging that on the 18th day of Msfch A. d.
1855, the said James Roseman, then IN full
! life, entered into contraot in writing with Ca
led Carlton for the sale of the following de-
scribesi real aEstatr, situate in said county, to
fzwi.: 2x3,4EA ggez 49,,
| The north We half of the north west quar-
ter of section thirty, in township three, ol
range six,yc obtaining seventy acres, ,,a,,rs
or less. Also the north east quarter of tile
1orth east quarter OF see tion thirty six, town
ship thres, and range six, con- tainiae twenty
/ four acres, more less, ufon the following
| terms, to Ii: .5Ss ~ ~ E,IEfE9 Il ~
For the sum of $3.50 psyailrs s1oo OH til,
10 a day Of March 1856 Siu0, on the Is. h da,
of March 1857 800, on the 10Th day O
March $50 $50, on the 9th day of Malci
1883, that said contract was assigned to Johr
NJ. Ridg-wav, who paid to said James Rose
man in his life time, the sum Of S537 Al, sait
SUM being all of the aforesaid fnnf install
n ents with the interest thereon, according I.
the terms OF said contract ffis.s. ~. g..
4 The prayer of th- petition, is for an horit,
to make deed to iii I"l,n NJ. Riigeway i,
behalf of said heirs at law. Said petitioi
Twill b- for hearing on the 10Th day of Sep
telfbcr d. Is6s.sGx RFa,43ygk
w. Z. BROWN, Aim'r of the Estate of
i 9I1 : James Rosenpaa, Deceased,
BY HAYNES & NJ ATHEws, his Att VS..
August 2T als62-,4w 75.aseasS. -;
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Sept. aAs 1862. -4w.pd.
Legal Notice.

/ TAMRS ". CUNNINGHAM and Joseph II.
u N. Cunningham: who are non-residents ei
the State OF Ohio, are hereby notified that
Edward Salisbury. Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed of James Cunningham,
deceased, fled in the Probate Court of Mon,
roe County, Ohio. on the 10Th day of Septem-
Der 1862, petition to sell the following Real
Estate Tor 50 much thereof as may be neces-
|sary) to pay debts:
Lot numbered twenty seven in the town Of
B-allsvflie. Also, lot numbered twenty 1--WE
II. the town or Graysville. Also, q tract OF
land containing about nine acres, lying north
Of Martin Baker's,s aud south of P. & C.
Diehl, on the main road leading south from
Woodsfeld. All lying in Monroe County,
Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing on
the 18th day of October, 1852.
s EDWARD SALISBURY, - y
Sept. "a, 1s62.--4w.s3,25. Admir-.
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Legal Notice.

NDREWS r Doushsrty, of the State Of
IL Virginia, will take notice that on the 9Th
day of September 1862, Joseph Williams and
Robert Williams, fled in the Court of Com
mou Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, their petit
,tion asking said Court to credit . Judgment in
said Court rendered in favor Of said Dough
erty aud against lsai1 J. & K. Williams, with
the sum of 1852 81. You are required to
answer said petition by the first day Of NO
vember next, and in default ouch credit will
be made by default az, s~y,., ss,as fsgs
-. ,rset9 HOLLlSTER & OKEY.
Sept. 10. 1862 -6wss yAttys for pif.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
IN an order 10 me directed from the Probate
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, 1, as Admin
istrator Of John G. Fonty, will sell to the
highest bidder, between the hours of 8 O'Clock
q. M, and o'clock, p. M, on the premises,
ssa On tie 9th day Of October, 1862, >,
the following described real estate, situate in
said County, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter, the north west quarter of the north
west quarter. ana the south east quarter of
the north west quarter of section nine, III
township two, of range, tour. on the following
terms to wit: One third cash III hand; one
third in one year, and one-third in two, years
with interest. To be sold to pay debts. eB
89L sgas JOHN ROBINSON, Adm. of 81,
70 John C. .Fouty, deceased. :
5. 2anf D A. 1s6o. Au nd -.
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Legal Notice

ToHN n. KINNEY. Who resides cut Of the,
u State Of Ohio, will take notice that On thor
llth day of September. fs62. Any MiIfifons.
iied her petition In the Court o. sceIkm63
Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, to foseslSss -
Mortgsge ON the following real estats N sG1r
County, to wit, ssstzgxT
Thesast haif q thsssoaik sast qsSztGksl
sectiopztwsnty- nine. township sikrepIo 50
range six aeontaisisg 50 and "a o. Auns
from said John NJ. Kinney $500 And intsfJss
from April ], 1852 Yos Are fsquissd u ~
swef said petition by the stA aay Of Novs5ls
Der 1852. and IN default. judgrn~ns N5EHo
taken by detanlt d NUvenbss tsrAs lo1bG4
-Is@ .aassz<aosSA noLLfeIRk &saHrK as
Attorneys iprI I]klhttkae
szsssRtspbHF l7slse2 --sy.r -2.se ..I