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PATIENCE BARRIERS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons con-
DISTRICT or cHIrrFNpUV, $. ) i cerned in the e
tate ~ Patience Barker late Of Charlotte in said
District. deceased, 6REEriSG.
At n Probate Court holden at burlington, within
ana for the District q Chtteuden, the 27th day
~ March A. D. 1864 am Instrument purplrtnE
o. be- the last VIII and Testament of Patience Barker
late % Charlotte. in said District, deceased, was
presented % the Court Aforesaid. for Probate
And 10 i- ordered hy said Court that the 18th day
% Auril A. d. t-i3 ~ the Probate Court Rooms
I'm said Burlington. he assigned for proving aid In
strumcut and that notice thereof be given q all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weoks succcssivclv in the Burlington Free Prets. n
newspaper printed Al said Darlington, previous 70
the time appointed.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore said Court at tho time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said Will. II You have cause
Given under my hand az Burlington in said Dis
tri.t THIS 18th dav Of March, A n. 1853.
,rto7-3 4. e. DIXON. Register.
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cHAUxcEr sHELDoN.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT ITO ALL PERSONS
Estate Of Chauncey sheldon, late Of Charlotte IN sid
District. deccl-cd.
GREETING.
Ats Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
aud fr the District o. Chttenden, on the 18TH DAY
~ April. 4. p. 1868, or Instrument, puTportins
o. De tho Last VIII and Testament Of Chauncey she-
don lat. III Charlotte in said District. deceased,
wa presented % the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And it IS ordered by said Court that the 5th DAY
Of NAV, A. d. 1853. at the Probate Court Rooms
IN ssid Burlington be assigned for proving said In
strument aud that notice thereof be gwen 10 All
persons concerned, by publishing this order weeks
successvely in the Burlington Free Press, nevsps-
per printed AZ said Burlington previous to the time
appointed.
TAersforc. you ere hereby notified 10 sppear D.,
fore said Court At the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of sad viii, If you have cause
Given under my hand At Burlington in said Dis
w32vs 4. c. DIXON, Rsgisfe-.
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= n. WILLIAMS FSTATF.

" THE STRSCRIBFES. having been appoint
w rf hv flr Honorable the Probate Court f'r the
pi-f-ia- af Chfttaudon. Commissioners % receive,
s,sr,.-s srl adjust fhe claims and demands n all
,,sr..-. s.r.r-t tho estate of Euo- p. Williams
s-r ~ jericho To- said District deceased, represent
"a ms 1-4r- and also all claims and demands ~
rsrsf.1 boz feet therefor and siv months from the
a-y ~ d.. 1sta hereof being allowed by said Court
m tr. r,-,.-r We do therefore hereby give notice
that we win attend to the nusnes- of onr appoint
Tar.-'- .r s.f District on the first Mondays q Nav
and s.ut---e- uezt AZ 10 o'clock \. ", ON ca-h =
-s.f dsv-.
ne-.I -ri. T--t Irv Of April 4. T.. 1885,
+ r. REED. r,.,-.
--.r--- TTTTTS HAPGOOn. YIN -7-
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INV York. April Il.
The He-aids Washington dispatch says
the War Department does not regard the re
suit at Charleston a. decisive !, Is believed
that the distractions can be removed ia com
rarativclys brief time. and that 10y ~,-
orerativ, land anil naval attack, the elty s'u
b, taken
THE Herald dispatch from Headquarters
Army of Potomac April 18th states that
Lawrence Washington the nearest living re-
latiye Of George Washington has been arres-
ted and l. now in custody charged with Civ
ins aid and comfort to the enemy.
Prisoners are daily brought in from tie
outpo>ts by our cavalry. pc-crtcr- continue
10 come over.
The Heroi5's Havana letter reports the
French ON the 3l,t Of March i'm possession of
the hills on the north south and west of Puc-
Jla and Gen. Forcy'- headquarters within
three quarters Of q milo of the suburbs Of the
the city. The suppo-ition is that be intended
to lay scigc to Pucbla.
\ doubtful rumor say, C.monfort's -""y
in SAN Martin has b,eu destroyed o. 10.
French Gen. Berthier Tic lstr"i '.r last
letter. April l-t, Is sue iciou>
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WANTED {!

smart young man het~.sp
the ages Of Is and p e. learn the P4fhTLRN
TRADE a good chance will 10 offered"
Address Z. l.. COREY,
Hclli.ton, Ma
IT,
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which Is perfectly ,rortsis for ordinary sePnE None
Of the cheap ohsn-stitch machines are worth prsc-
tically, more than their -eisht Of old iron.
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MASON \ BAMLIN
Cal INET ORG ANS
WIN 4rToMlTIc SWELL


Patented Oct. q, 1852.
y Il. Having recently introduced numerous very
important improvements in our Harmonious
We have secured for them by copyright the trade
mark Cabinet OrgaH.n which viii distinguish
them from those Of other makers and protect
purchasers from limitations.
MASON & HASfLTN'S CfBTNET ORGANS arc
VI pronounced superior 70 all instruments Of 4
similar nature as melodeOns seraphines, &c, by
those best qualified 70 Judge, and the only ones
which have ever been awarded Gold Medal In this
country.-see written testimony from the following
in which they are pronounced "The best OF their
class OF which We have any knowledge:n Zundel,
Orgauist Of Henry Ward Beecher's Church; Flint
Of Madison Square Church; Mosenthal, Of Csevalry
Church, Wells. Of Christ Church; Magrath, Of Dr.
Pl,es Church, Smith, of the Immaculate Conception
Church. Hagen, Editor Musfe5l Rer5st, Of New
York;-Tuckerman, Of 81. Pauls Church. Wilcox of
Immaculate Conception Church, Baunbaeht Of the
Church Of the Unity; Lang, Of Old South Church.
Of Bostoni-Beale Of St Joseph's Church, Thomss,
OF the Church Of the Holy InnOcents; Marsh, Of ST.
Petcre Church. or Albany many others.
Tho Manufacturers are in possession Of testimcni-
ais 10 similar effect from Th4lberg, Morgan, L.
Mason, Zerrahn. Bradbury, Webb. Root Hsstings
Wm. Mason, sat;er, Wollenhaupt, Gelhaar. Klsu5sr.
NoiGohn, &c, de.
PRICES
Canine. 0rgans Single and Double Reed. SO % 80
DO with g. 2 and y stops. pedal ban, &C., s225 % $50
Melodeons. Nine varieties $50 70 215
y Descriptive Circulars sent by mall.
Usrerooms In Boston ga Washington Street.
Warerooms in New York: and Mercer Street.
Address " MASON & HAMLTS Boston or
MASON BROTHERS, View York"
vsim3
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r,Zcy pIcyoy, AID POULTRY,
al MINDS FOR S1LL

IRON Private Fsncier's stock embracing ing
Il E-h French and German imported birds.
Aldre-s Box ECO P. o. Boston. Mas,
or call AZ Il Federal street. up stairs
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A large substantial brick STORE AT wINooSKI
AFALLs with store, house and hay scales attach
Cd. There Is large Wooden and Cotton Factory,
Machine-Shop, Furnace and FIGURING Mill &c. &c,
near which makes il desirable place for business
SIDNEY BARLOW.
darlington. April i-63. d6tEw3w.
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PAD WHEY MUS@RED.

PAD FHEE HUSS BID.
A. ". FISHER,
Capt 9Th Vt Vols, Recruiting ofhcer.
Ones over Commercial Bank.
April nth vi
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II AN II q o ID;

HOW LOST: HOW RESTORED:
Jus. Published II sealed En-sio7s. Price Cents.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Cure of Suermatorrhaaa OF Seminal weakness In
voluntary Emissions, sexual Debility, and ImPeii-
ments 20 Marriass generally. Nervousness Con-
sumptiou Epilepsy aud Tits, Mental and Physical
Iucapacity, rrsrltin. from eeif-Ahusc. SC b.
RoBT. r. CT JNEENELL. VI. D.. Author q the
GrccH Book g..
&c 4 Soon % It9usTltr - ~ -rre-s,'
sent under seal, ID plain envelope. 70 any address
POST rsid on receipt q six cents, or two postage
stamps. BY DR- Gil. !. c. KLINE,
. Bovcry, Sew York, Pest Oadcs Box, l5ss
March - la asfnosis
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some Of the Union prisoners rcl,o-ol from
Richmond -ay the rebel papers have not told
half the truth about the bread riots there.
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NoTIC p

w HlnEAs ny " i- Harriet Maria ha- l.li my bed
w aud board without just provucatou, this is
10 warn all persons against harbOring or trusting
her a. | VIII pay dobts Of her contracting after
this date o. VI. ISHAM
winocski. April 10, iSs5. d&wst'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BELIYDI BROwNELL,s ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
tho District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the es.st. OF Belinda Brovnei
late Of Wiiston in said District, deceased, repre-
sented nsOlveut and also Ill claims aud demands eA-
hihited IN Offset thcreta;and six months from The day
ofthe date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose do therefore hereby give notice that We
viii attend 20 the business Of our appointment, az
the dwelling Of the late Belinda Brownel In Wills
ton. in said District, on the third Wednesdays 81
NAV aud August next at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, on each
q said DAYS.
Dated this Ssh dsy Of April, a. D. 1888
H. MILLER, ,o,-.-.
wi2w3 A b. sIMONDS.
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\ letter from Halifax, april 10th, states
that $4,000 Of the Confederate Loan was
put up at auction that day at so cents on the
dollar u found no bids and WINS withdruwn.
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FLAGSHIP IRoSsIpTs, CHARLESTON }
HARBoR. S. G. April s. 1868. {

nAhbohs . - APilA 9 ioDY.
GEsERAL: an this moment in receipt Of your
most gratifying letter Of this date. did not,
however, require this to satisfy me Of your deep
sympathy in cur operation Of yesterday, intensi-
fed by the fact that circumstances beyond your
control prevented that which Of all things YOU
would most have desired, an immediate and &C
tive cooperation.
shall have your letter read in every iron-clad
Of the feet, 50 that every under my COM
mand shall know what has long been familiar to
me, the heartfelt sympathy Of the Commanding
General Of the Army Of the Department Of the
South.
am, General,
With the highest respect,
Your most obedient servant,
5. 7. DUPONT,
Rear Admiral Commanding the South Atlantic
Squadron.
To Major General Hunter, Commanding l'e
parimeut e the South, 81 Charleston
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JUST RECEIVED.

A FEW more Of TON THCMBs WEDDING
n PHOTOGRAPHS. this day received az
CO. EEErcH CO.
Arrr 2ri.
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ExrEAoEnINARY NIILITARY ~.

The lonely sentry vaIkin. IFS rounds at night, Il
posed o. trcnchsu 1aius and chill night air, Is often
seized with ua-t lt1l.1f PIiHs, C0ug5 and Sugocl-
frag Hsl-.,rf-,. first symptoms Of Quick C0HsuHPf-
fnu bur 10 supplied with HoLrowAT's PfLLs ant
HoLIovsN-s OINTMENT, all danger Is averted, a few
Pills taken night and morning. and the ointment
hrf-tIv rubbed twice day over the throat and chest
will remove the seTcrest Pains snd stop the most
distressing or Dangerous corgi Therefore % TIE
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TIC f0lI0WInC m rNIT1tf fT1m de-cTipfII1 n
the WHEELER \ WILSON SEWING
MACIIINF. IN Anplelan.. .DIcllInary ol Nech-

Tho following g. an extract from s. description ~
the WHEELER \ WILSON SEWING
MACHINE. in Appleton Dictionary Of Mech
anic-
Two ami onc-hslf ward ~ thread is tho average
required Tor ysrd of sewing. There T. no limit t0
the number Of stitches that may b. made IN any
given time The driving wheel iE graduated cr'tiu-
arily 30 as % make five stitches AZ each tread.
that from six hundred % thousand stitchcs per
minute are readily made
The bearings and friction surfaces are So light,
that the propellin- power required IL merely uom-
nal The rotary hook. feed. bohbiu, anI other parts
az al subject % wear. are made II finely tempered
steel the other part- of the machine are tasteiulv
oruamentcd, OF heavily silver plated
Thousands used by scamstresscs, dressuls kers-
talors. manufacturers Of skirts cloaks, msntilas,
clothing. hats, caps corsets ladies' CATERS, urnhre-
las. parasols. silk and linen goods, with complete
success sometimes from one hundred 70 two hun
bred are used in n-le mandatory. The amount
Il sewing that an operator may accomplish depends
thousand stitches per minute are readily made,
which would form more than yard Of seam with
stitches Of medium cnGth. Fify dozen Of shirt col
lars or six dozen Of shirt bOsoms are days work.
Upon straight seams an operator with one machine
viii perform the work q twenty by hand on N
average one probably performs the work Of ton
scamstresses.
The Wheeler Wilson machine Is applicable %
every variety Of sewing or family wear from the
lghtest muslins 20 the heaviest cloth rs mechan-
ism Is the fruit Of the highest inventive genius, com
bined with practical talent Of the first order. It.
principle. have been elaborated with great care and
Il involves all the essentials required in family
sewing machine. II Is simple and thorough in con-
struction elegant IN model and hnish, faclo IN
al-enent. easv, rapid, and quiet in operation and
reflects additional credit upon American mechanical
skill
Every machine is furnished with the
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>ANTON'N HAND BOOK

~ ToE1cco CULTURE Just rgseiyoi q
" HUNTINGTON
April I-
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100, 900 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING oMPANY's
UDRE TIE.

THIS Company, with capital Of $3.50. 600 the
L moot extensive works Of the kind in the world
and an experience in manufacturing OF % years
with reput alton long established having also the
city OF New York. arc prepared 70 furnish an arti-
Gle which "a, without doubt, the eAsapesl and rery
best fertilizer in market. II greatly Increases the
YIELD and ripens the crop from two 10 three weeks
earlier at an expense Of from three to four dcilars
per acre, with little or no labor.
Also, FIFTY TONS Of BONE TAFEu, being a
mixture Of bone and night soil ground fine a; Cts
per ton-a superior article for grain and grass.
A pamphlet containing all necessary informs ton
may be had free by addressing letter 10 the sub
scriber.
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Compsny
IS Courtlsndt Street. New YORK
=. cs.rrryory. General AEsr.,
Bu-l;ns .o,. ". -s--s-
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I oNG msrrh-7. sore ana stiff joints, hlistcrei ami
l mdanoi ieer. all these the soldier must endure
Ing their iit,a.t- a meet danger. think what relief
a single pr Of mis- all healing and cooling Sslsc
viii Give ta Che oue YOU love when tr away noi1
home and f--aul- n hardcns and makes tough the
fcr 80 chat then csu endure great fatigue Il 9oth-
~s and relieves The iuhamei and stifened Joints eaT
il- them s5urle strong and vigorous while i1E
SABRE CUTS AND 81 NSHOT WOUNDS
II stands t.nelualeI. removing and preventing eT-
erv ve-tl-c 90 Inflammation aud gently drawing tho
D..-.7 together. it quickly and completely laa-- ID
most t-i -htirl wouual-
u-..s a4E sisters o. cur T0'uHtss-sf
You cannot put into the Eraps1cks of your nus
Iands and Brothers n more valuable q moFs nocis-
-srv -t- than supply n this
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Y =. FsIEcE's.
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run. ApE.Ng LADIES ~FNgIN iEN
TIE .H.- 2 -l.-- SEN 'rs-v .r-' HF Rev
arf Nf- r Is >r---f I'D. .r-,rar-s t-. summer
T..,. ID T.r.rrr. The I'd. r al. u Anal .l-t
D. W SMITH
,rr.f.tH. r.-. rlHf-vI
~ u " u
800 - r-.-.- .. .-
( t' @ '.'". A EGO t.'
- 4iFt NL'l"f . ---t-,..-rr Boa.
N'-' 90 N
BY
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soldiers Attention

Soc 10 YOUR own ueaith, DO net trust % he armr
.uunfir- although Elost valulhle. These Pills and
Ointment have been thoroughly tested, they are the
onv remedies used In the European Camps ami
Barracks fsr over forty years Or. Holloway has
supplied All the Armies I'm Europe. and during tho
CBfNEAN CAMPAIGN he established Depot a.
Ralaciava. for the Exclusive sale Of these G-ea.
Fer.e-irs. Many time his special Agent there has
odd over ton in weight cf the Ointment In single
day. Those terrible and Gtsi enemies q tins Sol
der 10 Camp,
Di1--ss1. Dus.af.ry, S-s-rg. S'-cs asE Sc-oh-i7ti
EruPtoHs,
AL disappear like charm before thsSs Pills ard
Ointment. and now while the cry rings throughout
the land,
TO ARMS. TO ARSISt.
p,not lot those brave men perish by disease, plsos
in their hand these Precious Remedies that VII en-
able them 70 resist the dangerous exposures, the
Fever- the Chllls. and the wounds which they
cannot avoid and what Is more, cannot frequently
get succ0ur II the moment Of need, whereas u our
brave men have only % put their hands into their
knausacks and find there sure remedy Tor all t1s
casualties Of the Battlefield How many thousands
OF lives would thus he saved who would otAervtss
perish before relief could reach them.
ECAUTION.-None are genuine unless
words " HOLLOWAY, NEW YORK AND LOSooS.
OBSERVABLE a. 4 Uafcr-1fart IN every leaf Of tbs
book OF directions. around each Pot or Box the
same nav he plainly by holding the leaf % tne
rendering such information a. VII lead % the de-
lection OF any party parties CONTRIBUTING the
medicines o. vending the same knowing them 20 %
spurious
=. sold at the Mandatory OF Professor ITol
lowav. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and BY all -
spectacle Druggists and Dealers IN AIsdlcin-
throughout the civilized world in pots at 25c. SO
and q each.
- There &. considerable saving by taking Ito
rgcrlasire-
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ASH INTEND To CLOSE MY BUSINESS N
A Two or Three Months, l viii sell for Cash all
my stock Of
Ready-made Clothing
On hand for COSr-snd If in Lots, FAR BELOW
COST some
VERY GREAT BARGAI
Also will make up the balance Of ny Cloths 70 or
der At LOW PRICE,
will sell al kinds Of Binding, Buttons and Trim
ming, &c, very cheap. Intia Rubber Goods.
cooI assortment Of
FURSISHIYG GOODS.
such a. Buck Gloves aud Mittsns, Ind
Shirts. Collars, Tea, Handkerchief, Sock,
las, 6R, &c.
Clothss neatly Cleaned and Repaired
Also L. B. storrs Patent Pressing Aachiae uis,1
Cases. hCounters, &c
CHARLES BENSs.
Chrch e., opposite the Post Ofice
Dec .. dl
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Y o T c E.

U'HE Express Office is removed ono door south @
! the store formerly occupied BY 2 Doolittle
;. VI. POPE, Express A5'-
Burlington, Marsh Is, 1863.
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nKANpRErn.s Pills, Ns,. s.yI,.

BEANDRETB's Pills. NEH STILE,
BRINDRETH'S Pills. NEW STYLE,
ERIvDRETHS Pills. NEW STYLE,
Are infallbe for co-tivcnos-, spasms, loss cf aP-
petite, sick headache giddiness, sense cf hloatins
anor mcals, disziue-s, drovsinc-', end cramping
ualns. and al disorders or the stomach and bowels.
Owe or M4vT C1SES-
- Original Letter at 20 Canal Street, y. y
JIG. COOK, publisher Of the state Bonner, Zen
rinston. ". says. he was attacked with Dyspepsia
and suffered so severely from it that not particle
Of food could be swallowed without oCcasiodng the
most uncomfortable sensation in his stomach Tor
FIVE YEAR, he suffered from this dreadful complaint,
when ho u.od BR1NDFETBS Pills. The first box
did not seem 20 benefit him much, but the second
produced a change, and by the time Do bad taken
six boxes. covrLrrE CURE was effected. lie says.
nv dyspepsia was gone, and my expectation Of an
early death vanished"
tSE FOR NEW STYLE
fsK FOR NEW STTLE
a>E Tor vEW STYLE.
fSR FOR YEW STIIE
Principal OGcc, 2ai Canal Street, Sew lerA- sold
by au respectable dealers i1 medicine
April el 1a"f.
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: T r IL ~
IL ARD LAR u g..
NEW HOOkS.

$50. Lard this H7y received and far al, = "
\ Bank UIa-A G. J.. HART.
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OEUNTEEFS.
Bounty and Premium

VOLUNTEERS for three yesre in the lnlantT
Y Cavalry OF sharpshooterS still enlisted
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-10-21
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES
AND SALE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
AND SALE.
Names Gf .Aortgagors-Stephen Cowan and Jo-
NINA Cowan, his wife.
Name If Ml1tyagee- II. w. Lamberton.
Date Gt 4Nurtyage- October 2Sth, A. ID. 1858.
N"tgage reco1nled-NovemLer 9Th, 1858. at 6
o'clock Z. NJ, in the office of the Register of
Deeds in and for the county Of Good6ue and
State of Minnesota in Book Of Mortgages, on
pages AS and 416.
Descri9ti1ng Of loatgoged Prenusses-Thc north
east quarter OF section number nineteen (l9)
in township number one hun lred and nine
1o9) north Of range number seventeen (l7)
west.
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt &C.
cured by suid Mortgage ut the date Of this no
tlce, is the sum Of two hundred and ninety six
dollars and fity-fou cents (S296 81 }, and no
proceedings ut law or otherwise have been in
stituted for the recovery of the suid mortgaee,i
debt, or any part thereof. And dc fault ha wing
been made in the payment Of the said sum OF
money, claimed to be due a. Aforesaid and
also tifty-one dollars and lorty one cents (s5l
the years 1858, 1889, 1850, 1851 and 1852, which
have been paid by the Mortgagee.
Notice is hereby, given, that tho said mort
gage will be foreolosed, and that the said mort
gagged premises will, by virtue of ! power Of
sale in said mortgage contained and there tn
recorded, and pursuant to the provisions of the
Statute in such cases made and provided. be
sold Ut public vend1e at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city Of BED Wing. in the
county Of Goodhne and State of Minnesota. On
friday, the thirteenth dayg Of Nosem6er, A. D. 1868,
at eleven O'Clock A. M. to satisfy and pay the
amount then due on the aforesaid mortgage
debt, the taxes, costs and disbursements of said
sale, together with the sum Of ffy dollars
fS5ot stipulated in said mortgage to be paid, ,
out of the proceeds of such sale, to the mort
gagee, in case of foreclosure Of said mortgage,
as and for Solicitors fees. Dated the 2st6 dsy
of September, A. b. 1888. 4. s.s...... -
II. W. LAMBBRTON, Mortgagee. ]
BERHr q WArERnAs, Attorneys ,3',f1.a3
vsn10w7 for Mortgage, Winona, MINI.