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Farmers Department.
GARDEN WORK For MAY.


As no time is now 10 be lost, and we
have no special suggestions to make in re-
gard 10 preparatory labors, we proceed at
once to state what yet remains to be done,
Setting out Cabbage plants Prepare
q bed by manureing it heavily; dig the
manure in deeplo, rake the soil very fine,
and when this is accomplished set out the
plants in row, three feet apart, the plants
being two feet apart in the rows.
Sowing cabbage Seed EARLY during
the month sow cabbage seed, for supply
during the winter. For this purpose the
Savory is one of the best varieties.
Parsnips, Carrots, and Bcets. s.--Drill in
supply of these early in the month for
wiuter use.
Radish Seed.-Sow raddsh seed at in
tervals of ten days for a succession of
crops.
Lettuce Plant out young plants for
heading and SOW fresh seed at intervals of
ten days or two weeks.
Peas.-Drill in a few rows of peas
every few weeks to provide for regular
progressive supply. As the season advan-
ces choose tho cooler and shadier portion
OF the garden for this purrose.
Beans.-Plant few rows of bunch
beans.
MELONS of all kinds--They should be
planted during the first week in May.
Squashes - -Cucumbers. Plant these al
so early in the month.
Corn for Roasting ears Manure, dig
and plant a sufficient space Of ground for
an early supply of corn for the table.
Caulifower.--Sen out cauliAower plants
for early use, and SOW SauliAower seed
for fall supply.
Lima Beans.--These should be sown
as early in the mouth as the ground is
wary enough to receive them.
Small Salading.-,-Sow the seeds of all
kinds of small salaning at intervals Of ten
days.
Celery plants.--Sat these out, and SOW
celery seed for late supply.
Onions--Keep the onion sets free OF
weeds, aud water freely in dry weather.
Egg plants.-Such plants as we have
raised in hht beds should now be planted
ont. The seeds or plants to come in later
may now be sown in the open air.
Bed Peppers.-Preparc bed in a
warm, southern order, and SOW the seeds
of the red peppers.
Tomatoes.-Plant out tomato plants
raised in frames, and SOW the seeds in the
open air for a further supply.
Raspberies. es.--New plantations of this
fruit may be made early in the month
but in setting out the ground should be
.mulched about the plants.
Strawburry beds.-In dry weather, af-
Scr sunset, freely and frequently water
strawberry beds. By observing the pre-
caution never to apply water whilst the
sun is shining, no fear need be entertained
of injuring the blossoms.
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Reading Rail Road.
RtIzi ~ ~ sg!.Es.I.1l.llI.sa -

GREAT TRUNK LINE. FROM PHiLADEkPH,Inl,rR ,rl,r 20
n pE INTERIOR OF rENNsYLNANih, a, dhE
ituCGu,iyiKILI sUsQU UElIANNA, CuMBEt'
LAND AND WYOMING NALiEhs'
THE NORTH, NORTHWEST AND
CANAnAS
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NadamZadoc portt RS bal.
SAM has been in use by the
Ipublic for over IL years, and
Ih1s acorircd it's present sale
| imply by being rccommen.
tod by those VINO have used
it to their afflicted friends
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IN lne lnlteQ states.
Fine Safes in one 6rJ III CANE rpt right; ri;h eor
teutS in rood CoAdiiop.
The saamandeT sa:ea Of Philadelphia against the
world,
EVANS & WATSON,
have had the surcst demonstration in the following car.
thcate mat their manufacture of alnmandcr Safes has
a ehg ihy warranted the repre- sentaons which have
Dee hade oi th'm as rendering unGouLtcd security
against the terrific element. '
Philadelphia April 70. 1856.
NesSrS ErdaS 4 BGiS0n; Gentlemen II affords MS
the highest satisfaction state to you that owing 10
thc very protective qualities Of of the saamander
safes which we purchased Of you some five month since
we saved large portion of jewcry and all our buoks
Sc exposed 10 the caaminouS e IN Ranstead place on
the morning Of the llih INST.
When we reflect that these safes wsra Iocotad m the
louth story OF the building occupied and that thev
I subsequently intna heap burning ruins where he
vast concentration of the heat caused the hrass platas 10
neil we cannot but regard to preservation of their val
upu contents as most conN ucng proof Of the great se,
curly afforded by your safes.
we shall tHke great pleasure in recommending tIro,
men ol business as sure reliance aguinst iiro.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS 4 BRO Ies eil.;,s,
July 90, lSG9 JAroust oo lgro
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From Philadelphia to principal stations goN for sat
urday sunday aud Monday, al reduced fares 10 bo mad
only the Lickct once, ut Thirteenth ana CailOwhi!l
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THE CUR ATIyE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves 10 the
Of secretion andby 80 altering the condition OF
the stomach aud liver that the starchy principle Of the
food is not into sugar solong as the system
ie n tutlu uit he
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Read. Read. Read.

DAsyILiE, fa., June : 1869.
DR.. WIN. n. GREGG--Da6F Sir; In FEBRUARY, 1861 |
was acted with the sugar diabetes and for five
passed more than two gallons ofwatcr III twenty four
hours was iged to get up az often ten twelve
times during the night and i'll five months lost about
nifty pounds in weigh, Burning the month Of July,
1861, procured TWO bottles of Constitution Water and
i'll twodays after using experienced relief and after
taking two bottles was entirely cured. scott after
rega,ning my usual good health. Yours truly.
}. V. l. DE WITT.
Boston Corners, N. y, Dee 81, 1861.
VIM. II. Gregg & Co.:
Gcnts:i freely give you liberty to make use Of the
following Certificate fthe value of Constitution Wa
ter, which can recommend in the highest manner.
My WIFE who was attacked with pain in the shoul
ders, whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
Papitaton ofthc heart, attended with Falling of the
WomB, DysmenOTrhnGa, and "irritatioR of the BIad
DER called physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her worse than he found
her, Ithen employed one Of the best physicians |
could and, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his she did not suffer
quite as much pain he finally gave her up and said
her lucurabe." Far, said he She was such
combination OF complaints, that medicine given for
one operates dgdinst some other of her difficulties
about this time she commenced TO use CONSTITUTION
WATER and TO our utter astonlshmcnt almost the first
dose seemed to have the dsrcd effect and she kent ON
improving rapidly u.der its treatment and now super
intends entirely hef domestic affairs. She has MOI IN.
ken any of the Con WATER for about four weeks
and we are happy to say that it has produced pera
ncnt cure.
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ELYSBURG ACADEMY
FOR
ma MN

4HH LID INV TL WA LIN.
REV J. F. WAMPOLE, A. ~, Principal aud Teach.
eT of Languages.
STEP uEN w OWEN, Teacher of Mathematics aud
English Branches
rpHE SUN TER SESSION will commence IN MON
DAY. Al RlL 2Oth. Instruction viii be given in all
he e. mmun and Higher English Branches, Latin
Crock and German Languages Instrumental aud Vocal
Music, Good boarding be had private families
in the country at 80 week, aud in the village for s.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF II WEEKR.
Elemeataty English Branches, So GC
Common 3 ca
Higher - 5 OO
Latin, Greek or German, OC
Music on the Piano or Melodeon extra { VI
Vocal Music (eXtra) / Cl
Book Keeping, (eXtra) OC
Contingent Expenses. %
Address REV, }, +. WAMPoLE, Principal.
Elysburg, Pa, April 4, ls63-3w
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Goods OF all description forward to all the ahov'
points from the compans fteis lit depot Bread ant
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DYSM ENORRAGA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL
TlON, AND IN MENORRliAGIA OR PROFUSE
FIOWING

FLOWING,
10th diseases arising from faulty secretion Oft
menstrual huid-in the one case being too little, and
accompanied by pain ans the other too pro-
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
That disease known as FAILING OF THE WOMB.
which is thu result ofa relaxation ofthe igamens OF
that organ, and H. known by sense Of hGavness aud
dragging pains in the back and sides, and at times
companis by sharp acnating shooting pains through
the parts WILL in al cases be removed by the medicine
There Is another class OF symptoms arising from iR
RITAlION OF THE WOMB, which physicians call
Nervousness, which word covers up much ignorance,
and in nine cases out of ten the doctor does really
know whether the symptoms are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only enumerata them
here speak more particularly Of Cold Feet Palpita.
ton in the Heart impaired Memory Wakefnlncss Flash.
of Heat Languor, Lassudc and Dimness Of Vision
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN
Which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
disease, and through neglect the seeds al grave
and dangerous maadles are the result and as month
after month passes without effort being made
sis nature, the suppression becomes chronic The pa.
ticnt gradually looses her appetite, the bowels are
constipated, night sweats come on, and eOnSumPtiua
finally ends her career
LEuCoRRGA OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation ofmucous
lining oftpc vagina and womb. 1t is in all cases
eompanied by severe pain in the back across the
lection of table spoonful of the mcdicime mixed with
a haf-pnt of soft water, morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CA
TARRH OF THE BLADDER, sTRANGURY
AND BURNING OR RPAlNFULURINATING.
Fer these diseases it istrulya sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said in lis praise Asnge does
been know to relive the most urgent syptOms,
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through the hps spoonful
day of Constitution Water will relieve you like magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
II has equal in relieving the Most distressing smp-
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid stomach Voin
iting Food &c. Take a teasPoonul after dinner Tho
dose in all cases may bencreascdf desired, but should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Bavc long since gveu mp the Of buchu cubebs and
juniper IN the treatment Of these discusses and oHy
them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal TO the task that has dcyolycl
upon ii.
DfuRETtCS
ritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant use
Aoon lead 70 chronic degeneration and lfmed ds
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TO THE MUSICAL.
'llS sweet 10 be Remembered"
Jan 25-lsG2 lem

THIs NOTED SONG has Just been set to music,
adapted to the Piano aud the author has had 1t
crPysightcd Tie Is TeaUy now 10 iiil orders the
shortest notice, by mail, 10 any part Of the United
states, Price % cents per copy, sent prepaid 10 any
address. 10 agents liberal deduction will be made.
Address n. NJ. ROGERS,
SeliRsgrove. Snyder county, Pa,
April II, 1853.
~ Any paper giving the above insertion, and
sending marked copy To the 'Selinsgroye Times, ~
shall receive copy by mail. For two insertions two
copies and for three insertions three copies will be
sent.
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G. @ O
CONSTITUTION WATER.
TEI.8 GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
G 0 ~ S 7 IT u TO N
AND THE
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR
ID I A b Il T l. S
AND DISEASES OF TUE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases, Uhich hare
hasfer Resisted The best directed Treatment can Be
complct5iy Controlled By the REliEDTnop bcforeHs
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore cxl, ting between the un
derSsncd, in the Mcrclnl' Busint IS was dissolved
upon the lst day Of April 1903, by Mutual conseEt-
All persons indebted 10 the late firm requested 10
make early settlement. The books In tls hands of
+, y. Eyer, II the store. :. II. NILt,.R,
r. c EYER
Bloomsbury, april IL, lC2.p-3m.
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Leave Philadelphia daily at q A NJ, p NJ; and
VI. fr Reading, Lebanon, harrisburg, PVttsyille,
Clinton, and all points beyond.
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ss- A Happy man-ths Farmer.
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DISSOLUTION.

The co partnership heretofore existing between d,
w. Lowell and \. j. Warner, under the name Of Low
ell Il Warner, fthe Binghumtun Conme rrial College
was dissolved Oh the 9th day Of january 1863.
d. W. LOWELL.
Binghamton Arri 3. lsG2-d9t.
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N1NnWc HUUOC FVITVT
Ralsam is prepared with all
the requisite skill, from a
combination of the bcstrcm.
edics the vegetable kinadom
affords, its remedial quail.
ties are barred on its power
to assist the healthy circu
lation af the blood, through
the Lungs. 1t is not u VIC.
lent remedy, but cmoilcnt-
warming, searching aud eli
cctive can be taken by tho
oldest person or the young
est child.
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VIM, NJ. VAN BENSCHOTtN.
MILFORD, Conn, Nov, 10, 1861.

MILFORD, CONN, Nov, 10, 1861.
DR. WM, II. GREGG;
Dear SIR IL have for several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome aud dangerous dsca se-GraveI
which resisted AL remedies and doctors until took
CoNsrlTuroHAT WATER, aud you may be assured that
was pleased with the result IL has entirely cured me
ana you may make any use Of my you may see fr
an regare TO the medicine, have entire confidence
IN its efficacy.
Yours truly,
- - POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There Is no class ofdiseascs that produce such ey.
hausiing effects upon the human constitution az Dia.
betes and diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder aud Trina
ry Passages and through false modesty they are neg.
lected until they are so advanced be beyond the
control OF ordinary remedies, and we presentthe
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the conviction that has no eqnaI in
relieving the class of diseases for which It has b.en
found so emnenly successful in curing and we trust
that we shall be rewardedin efforts IN placing so
valuable remedy in form meet the requirements of
patient and physicIan
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGG SITS. PRICE 81
WM. II. GEORGE q CO., Proprielors
, Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. 46 Cliff ST.,
Now-York,
SEPT 20 lsG2. I2m
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STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRAVEL
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY nIsCnARGEs AFTER URINATING.

Diseases occurring from one aud the cause will
he entirely cured by the Constitution Water. ifukcn
fo any length Of time. The dose should vary with the
severity of the disease, from twenty drops to a tea
spoonful three times day. in water. During the pas.
sage of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symptoms
should be combatcd with the proper remedies, then
followed up with the Constitution Water above di.
rCCtcd.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
GU EYoUR COUGH FOR19 CENTS
Tie best an II cheapest Household remedy
in The UorM.
MADAME ZADoc poRTER's
nlNRNT COUGH REMEDY

MADAME IA DOC Per
TERS Curative Balsam is
warranted cdifused according
to the directions. to cure in
all cases Coughs, Colds,
Whooplng Cough, Asthma
and all affections of the
throat and Ldngs.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
SADDLERY.

GEORGE THOREHILL takes pleasure in inior-
VI ming his old customers that in the quaIty
and style of his work, he fiatters himseli ne
be ercsllcd He has removed TO Bray's New Build
ing. Second street, bet. Main and Locust street,
streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles
Of every description can be obtained on the Oes'
Of terms. ,,..L
. Fssy-Reparing done with ncatness and dispatch
| Bocoad -haRd Harness always on hand Jol
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LAW CARD.
Ia" SCHOOL
OF
HARVARD COLLEGE, 1868.

TWO TERMS, OF NINETEEN rS MEEM
each, commencing MARCH I'd and SEPTEMBER
-th Fur Catalogue or Circular, address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor
Cambridge, Mass, Jan 2s, 1868.
fcb7-3w
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LILLE JOUR NAL.
Ry
NUMBER I1o.


am informed that he went bac,, g :,
rear, to one of the hospitals TSant " sne
mlah Foris and Lieut Sorrni m: .ere-
have n'r thanks for their effc;sr. -1sor s"n
", wees at all times during the envaSsmset ser.
Tihey we're brave and unfliucbing IN ~, .Lc
U1sEharse S,1:Ss. of duty. Orderly Sergoantt s,,t
William Stokes, for the promptness SI' w;,I'
winch winch 'e supplied the battery with am am.
munll''n, deserves praise Nv Serrso mt, or,s
ana ma, with perhaps two or tbreo "asS os
cepsion'' behaved with commemorate
, coolns~{ and bravery. 1 had eight men
s1 wound d, four severely and four sl;gbtIr
wounded. Aiiieo ana
Lam, Sir, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant
TT. GEORGE EsrEP.
'iFs' Lieut., com. Sth Ind Battery.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINC

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Deg. ! 50 Is 90 IS / 50 rs
Days. IS l 10 SO ! .. 2 3 9 a9
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Week l so 25 0e 8 IS A so 5 IS
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GREAT BARGAINS!
FRANK SCHMIDT

FRANK SCHMIDT
HAss stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, Hard
ware, Qusensware, Fancy Articles,
Groceries, Patent Medicines.
PURE WIN ES AND LIQUORS.
Everything in fact in the Frontier Market.
AHcf ~heh riN be cold at a. LOW PRICES
- slserkere IN the State.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for Com
ty Produce, and Hides, Ears, &c.
ITO Broadway, Marysville, Kansas.
January 81, 1868.
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1868. 1863.
PROSPECTUS. Of
NEW YORK LED Err,

There is great deal of talk among our Contemporaries
about the rea rise in the price of Pspar tire ne
cessty Of corresponding rise in tbs price Ofuewspapers
We do not with friends the last PROPOSE
ton 1t true That payer has grne up rigtuIly-nfty
per cent at least and is tll its up But what
of that Publishers have for years had good time with
owpficed paper. and Eiade large profits and that
times hare changed they should pay the enhanced price
for paper without whining and attempting get it back
difference oftens ofthousanss Of dollars yeary but
shall not increase the price Of the Ledger THAT will
main it is. We afford it. The retail price will
continue be4 cents and club terms as they al
have been Our subscribers have stuck to Us when
paper cheap aud do not intend increase our
Rates to them when It dear. cit is q poe- rule
that wont work both ways"
Ali our old ,rihu:ers have been rc-ecaged for the
ensuing corps will be large, and will en-
brace slcn variety ofemipent talent: that every depart.
Ient Of literature will receive the particular attention of
some one competent to DO it ample AMI special Justice In
fact. contributors will send from geek to week
much more matter Than possibly that we
shall always have fresh AMI superintendent supply from
which tn seect the very best.
The following the names of snme ofou- LEADING con
trbntcrs l the year-1s63 What other pager ever
of distinguished popular names:
hca. Edward Everett, Rev, John s. C. Abbott William
Cullen Bryant. John G. SAKE, Geo. P. Norris n P viii
LIS. Gee D. Prentice. Sylrsnrs Cobb Jr. Emnersop Rem
net lllion onsteano. Durivagc William Ross Wallace
Arthur, Hamilton Myers Col. Walter b, Dunian
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Hitchie Alice Cary: Mary Forest Miss z Dupny Mary
Stanley Gibson, Caroline Chesebrou Ethal Lynn Mrs
Estee Anna Lewis. amy Randolph and many clergynen
professors in colleges statesmen and other eminent wr
tiers residing in different parts of the Un.ed States
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1868.

The New York Tribune first issued in 1911, in its
twentysecoIa year has obtained both larger and
widely diused circulation th other newspaper
published i'll America. Though it has suffered, in
mon with Oh her Journals t the volunteering and depart
IRE OF tens of thousands OF its patrons in the
War for the Union, its circulation the of December,
1862 is follows: Daily 5o12o; Semi weekly, IL 80
Weekly, lis O00--totsl 2lJ.S.5.
Prominently journal OF News and of Literature the
Tribune has peltca convictions which well character
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN. 1t is Republican in
its hearty adhesion 10 the great truth that God has made
Of blood all nations Of men"Republican in its
ton Of the equal and naenabe rights Of all life,
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness-Eepubiican in
steadast earnest defiant hostility to scheme and e
fort of tie Slave Power, from the Annexation
the great Rebellion to grasp the empire the New orld
and WELD the of country for
in its antagonsm the arstocrats
and drspots OF the Old World who fcndy ai in the pers
aed calami.es suddenly thrust upon by their American
counterpart lf overthrow and ruin of the Model erublc
Republican in its bce and trust its faith and effort that
arOcicuS Rebellion must result in tie signal overthrow
its and the firm establishment of equal rights md
equal laws throughout the whole extent country,
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be some and in.
seperable" henceforth and forever,
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order OF PuBsscak;0n. .

Slate of .Kensa Is, Second Jud;sal Distf:ct, Aen-
aha e3tnty-
sam.e! e. stiascn s Eugene :. Havans. psrI-
ners as Stinso, Hav.ns. PiaInt-is. IS je-
romas Wilson, Henry COwgiii aHd Samuel
Cowgirl, Defendants. -,
To Henry Cowgirl and Samuel Cowgirl: You
are hereby notified that the above named plain
tifs have commenced an action in the above en-
titled court against you to recover judgment
against said defendant, jerome Wilson, for the
sum Of two hundred and sixty dollars and in
terest thereon from July 9th. 1860, at the rate
Of sixty per cent per srnum, upon pfommis-
so.y note, signed by said wilson on the 9Th day
# July, A. D. 1859. psy able to A. 3. Sands or
order, and to subject to the payment of said
amount and interest, the following premises,
mcrtgaged by said Wilson TO secure the pay
ment of said note and Interest, to Wit: the south
east quarter of section No. thirty-two in town.
ship Nc. fve range fourteen east, in SAT-: county
os Nemsha to sell the same and apply the pro-
ceeds to The pay ment Of said amount. and inter-
est and the costs of this action and 10 foreclose
all the defendants right, title or equity OF re-
dempton and security 10 said premises. Said
not. having been assigned TO these plaintiffs by
Alexander v. Blake, executor Of the last will
and testament of A. B. Sands. Now unless you
plead answer or demur to said plaintiffs petition
on or before the Il h day of March, 1868, the
said petition viii be taken as true AMI judg-
meht rendered accordingly.
rail- ID. BRUMBAUGH, atty for plf.