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not even hint that Congress has any. voice in
the matter. The treaty is made the consent
Of the islanders to the transfer solicited
clerical tOwnsman of Governor Seward sent
thither to secure that consent; and we daily
expect to hear that the transfer has been
effected, although neither the American people
nor their representatives have as yet had
word To- say in the premises.
If Congress should succumb to this glaring
usurpation and weakly vote the money, it were
absurd to elect another Congress. We may
better hand over the Government and the
Treasury to the President, and bid him do
with each as he shall see fit. The national
credit will have received fatal shock when it
shall hus be established that the Executive
may buy Greenland and pay billion of dol
lars for it whenever he will leaving nothing
to either House but to levy the requisite taxes
and vote the money. Though ST. Thomas
were as valuable as Cuba-and it is not hun
dredth part so much-we trust Congress would
deal with this assumption of power as 1t de-
serves. Let it be settled evermore that the
peoples money can only be disposed of by the
peoples chosen representatives.
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nSge REDUCTION IN PRICE OF sTECK &
s-0 CO.'S and Baines Bros PIANOS MELO.
DEONS. Etc. to SUIT the times. II l2lm
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mo ParIa RxDo.Itton.

In several OF the New York dailies,
under date of May, theEe-appeared a
letter on the Paris Exposition. and
bearing the initials oG "G, A. 4. - THE
correspondent, in describing the Amer
lean pianos on Exhibition, from some
unexplainable cause mentions among
others the "Enabe," and closes MP his
article in a chrOmatic laudation Of the
superior excellencies ofthe Instruments
OF another American manufacturer,
around which, he says, t'the best mu.
steal talent may be seen from morning
TIL dark In eager competition 70 play
upon them" Now, this reads very
well in print, and is immensely salts
factory TO makers Of those instruments.
We could not expect the same for the
"Knabe," for the simple plausible rea-
son that we have not sent any ofour in
struments to the Exposition, and
never intended TO do SOL and
how the correspondent NAMED
came to mention the "Knabe'1 as
being there, we cannot conjecture,
unless It be he was acquainted with its
great merit and unsurpassed qualities,
and wished TO have q name worthy to
contrast his pet piano with and as a
consequences give more coloring to his
picture. Although being imporEnned
by many Ofthe best musical talent OF
this country 70 enter the Exposition as
competitors for the grand prize, we
have declined doing so, not nom any
supposed inability TO successfully OBJ
tain the award, but that the great de-
mand for our instruments Eere puts
our whole and extensive resources to
the utmost test to meet the require
ments OF our orders. While we do not
envy the reputation Of any other of
American manufacture, we vet desire
to honestly sustain the Impoverished
popularity OF the Knabe instrument.
and are unwilling that its name should
be Wrongiully used as stepping stone
for any other maker.
WV. KEABE & Co., Baltimore, Md.
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5 DIR. .KIsNER
FCLFCTIC MFDIoTWFs

y EW sTREATAEE2ST 4 SEPE RElEEDIES
.nR. Z. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant who
VIII attend 70 The prepaFt3on OF medi.
blelHm 70 EtVe InnFe afteEIffon - io1t ma
heuta. specially % his many friends d The
country. BIS medicines arc All prepared in
hB0Wn Once, and al delivered, 70 hts Pc
tents By htmselk N. K. treat an iisesses
both. A6utA and Cdronia with which humane
fty s anicted. BE hasRtaTEe number Of new
s1ocassfll In many Of tii6sSi "a c-SsS 81
Chronic diseases which haretnf6Eai We been
supposed 70 be incuTable, among which may
charges ffum the Ear, O1ena EnlaF - Glsnnk
Oancen and Sktn Dtseas6L HIS mode Of
treating Liver ElseeB, Stomach CumplaIntR
and Air PRszlges.. HypeTtEophy and an 9th
SPINAL KHsctioss, and ali 6IseassS a f1s SCI.
tssted ITO IS he mos oeFtin ma mi hi
everknoWn % the medical profession. d.. X.
hnghesn emlnently mi sInfthel treat
MenstEnl Distractions Painful Men fTiStion.
Eencuhea, Utertn6S md OTaFion TunOrE'
PrnlapSus Utep and an Eeryons Dies 70
which they are subject
an CfHOlin IAdectfbns uf7 me 1E3anff0U Urinary
0FEAnS viz: Catanh Of Bladder and UfethFi,
irritable BLADDER, and Eon-Tetentiou and
Gnvel, babses and Dimedit UrinSfinE, 81.
ptilitiG Diseases IN an their varied iofIns
k5ll1nlETlhe1JJ IT'S pqmpli atious and sequanR,
SperInatoCrhea md Imp0tafty, and al adsc-
bona consequent upon Southfnl ind iscretions.
Also special attentton pad 70 The treatment
Of E1StulaA, White Swelling. SeFof1loua
6oneG, HAEie6ss Uleen &c. lPeFs1ns afnieted,
particularly With old Troublesome e2SeAI
aholld Lose no time "a. call on q Addtess DR.
KT6NER Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. once prescriptions and
medicine seaEas-.E aoT-Et -eifFV same -
+ofhaF HHyEiciHna-
once 80. ODD Fellow building, q fsW
dom enE1 OF AleLspTe HolSa, MouTA street
y 0Meo hOun, 5 A. Ito 4 =HS2 = p, II. tO6
P. IL andJ Rsh.tdsR z. N II u i Janis
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MORE ABOUT THE PoRrLGSp Picnic.
Tho following, in relation to the Port
land picnic Of last Saturday, Of which
we made mention, We take from the
StsubsnviIle ReruLd. "a
Saturday opened fine, with prospect
OF clear, calm day for the proposed
picnic nj Portland Station, @. apr
K. Anumber OF fast young men nom
Whee.ing, by special Invitation, re-
paired TO the scene Of gayety, and the
SeEapinS of bows, and smiles OF the la
dies soon made the happy crowd sor-
geLful of the cares and sorrows of this
dull world. The dance went on, like
all dances do, with a great deal OF non
senstcal talk and great many drinks,
until ( P. ", when a youth ,of large
frame, from the rural districts, who
bad been INDUCING pretty freely. in
strong drink, got into 4 dispute with
one OF the Wheeling boys. Words
came To blows, and soon the fight be-
came general. For half an hour the
widest excitement ensned; black eyes
were given and taken with profession
al fOTlitIde, until there was scarcely a
sound smug'i on the grounds. Order
WIS ut last restored, from sheer exhRus-
tiQn Of the eombalanls. On the arrival
otthe 5 P. y. train, the young ladies
were engaged In acting the good Sa-
marian, by bathing and dressing the
wounds OF brothers ana lovers. f1l'
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GRAVEL RooEs.-AIr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, 3 fully prepared. to
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
hre or turning water The tar used Is
put through process that ffees II from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, It viii not run. It Is
equally enGient in roofs OF every con-
eeivable pitch. SIR. Crumbaeker keeps
on hand-roofing cement and cement for
tanks and Sidewalks Of the best quail
y, and Tor sale at The lowest rates.
Thts roofing has stood 4 test Of fifteen
years In Pittsburgh, 5apTS
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ACCIDENT TO a CARR1RR Bor.-A boy
named MeCluskey. employed at this
oGiee as a carrier, met with an accident,
yesterday morning, which will proba-
bly, main him forilIfs. Amer going
over his route, he proceeded. as was his
cnstom, to drive "the eoW'' TO pasture
in the neighborhood of the city. Near
the pasture field there Is large elm
tree. the branches OF which, droop close
TO the ErOund-close enough for 4
small boy TO reach up and catch them.
One ofthem the lad caught and com.
menced swinging backwards and for
wards by his hands. But soon becOm-
Ing tired, he let go his hold and fell
forward, his hands striking the ground
mat. The result was that both wrists
were broken, one Of them being com.
pound fracture, the other n square
break. E - 3
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AND TUNING OPPTANos
HI Organs, MelOdeons, AecoTleonE, Fluttnas
and AZ Musical 1nstCumentsl promptly and
jGnSi WTELf9I q. sHEIBs Musie store.
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DAssEHGER TRAINS WILL RUN RY
the following schedule on and amer May
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s09SaL = Huu . ocIOck a. NJ, flIlnY
both In winter and summer.
Between 8 and 8 O'Clock A. n, wind
and rain in summer and stormy in the
winter
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WEATHER. GUDE.-For the beneht Of
proguosticatofs of the weather. we re-
print the following curious and perpet-
ualtable, said41 have been constructed
by late eminent man Of science upon
PhilOsOphiG consideration of the at
traction Of the sun and moon:
II the moon changes AZ IL O'Clock,
noon, the weather Immediately after-
wards will be very rainy, Tin summer
and there will be snow and rain In
winter. 3qs-.-f 81 g.A tyr
II between 2 and o'clock P. ~,
ehangeable in summer fatr and mild
in winter. 10 lli.e,.
both summer and winter.
Between 8 and 10 O'Clock p n. in
summer fair, II the wind Is northwest:
rainy If south or southwest. 2IniWin-
ter fair and frosty, IL the wind Is north
west. -. 80. - -
Between 10 and Il O'Clock P. NJ. fair
in summer and fair and frosty in
winter. .zg3i-s1 4sGs - llEIes s-sH.
Between II at night and 9 O'Clock A.
NJ fair In summer and frosty In winter,
unless the wind Is from the south or
southwest. Pas ~ i.15 f,laeif. 81
Between 2 and o'clock A. NJ, cold
and shoWeEy In summer, and snow and
storm in winter.
Between and O'Clock A. NJ, rainy
both In winter and summer.
Between and 8 O'Clock A. n, wind
and rain in summer and stormy In the
winter.
Between 8 and 10 O'Clock A.. H.,
changeable In summer; rain with a
westerly. and snow with an easterly
wind In winter. 80 -
Between 10 and 12 O'Clock A. NJ, show
cry in summer, and cold and windy In
winter. 6EJE stSIE
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Observation-Disclosures three
hest TONES, SkTlfnIly and elegantly com.
blnedsin an amber-onloped cordial. bezntI-
f1iIy Transparent % the eye, pleasant 70 ths
tastes accepta to the stomach. in CasNelI,
Hazard e Co.'S Felro- PhOsphoratsaR Elixir d
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Caliays Bark. and each tsaspoonfalc contains
oneEEain ofiEons1 Samples furnished nee 70
the protesaiOnIz 80 .fsssIe
- s-. oAswEhIS HAZARD 400,
80 Sole manufacturers, Sew York.
= &Spra-iysod4soxdav !
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DYsPKfTIcs, ArTTKIINST1oN.-You should
use Compound Charcoal Blscuit-they
relieve heartburn, rwaterbrash, acidity
Of the stomach, nausea, consultation
and other forms of indigestion-and at
the same time are pRlatabIe and nutri-
lions food. Try It. Sold by E. Book
ing, No. I, Odd Fellows Hall.
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White Pine Gompo1nd
The White Pine Compound.

i u6 ulG6 sGlu6 OOMp0ulU,
'fItFns early IN the 4pring OF 50 that this
fanflyw Us afaietedwiIh an Irritation OF the
throat attended with q disasIeeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
. preparation having for Its basis the inside
as to beveTy useful indfseaSes Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of It In the case
alluded 70, compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that bad been planning,
and gAve1t in teaspoOnful doses. The result
vas. exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation OF the throat was Temov-
ed the Tough suhsfded and 8 speedy cure
was effected. Soon amer this, Isent some TO
lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had been
suffering for sonne weeks from bad cough,
occaaoned6y sudden cold, and had raised
mucous stTeaked With bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF it and gDtEells j. b Clarke,
Esq3 editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made q trial Of the same preparation In the
caSe Of q severe cold and WIS cured immedi.
ately.L BE was 50 htgh1y pleased nth the re-
snltS. and 80 confident In suecess attending its
finally persuaded me 10 dive ft q name ind
send Il abroad ID benehf the SUFFERING: i'm
November, 1S55, INST advertised II under
years froIn that time there had been whole
Galed In Manchester alone one hundred dol,
lars worth, where Il took the lead OF All the
cough remedies in the market, and It still
son for this; u Siary soothing and healing
In its nature Is warming TO the stomach and
tnR1y cheap. = 80
s:As remedy for kidney complaints tha
White Pine Comp pound stands unrfvaIed. It
perSon In using II for cough was not only
cuFedof the cough, but was also cured of q
kidney difficulty item years standing. Since
Lnat aeetdent2l discovery many thousands
have been completely cured"
The above was written by Dr. Poland. In
$50. fSince then, as in Manchester the
White ZINE Compound has taken the e "a on
all Cough remedies, rs well rs preparation
boGthe eureof Kidney difficulties In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
Tins remedy Is as safe and pleasant 70 teke
as It Is edeetual.
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AcoIDENE.-An nnforLnnate acciden

Ac0IDENE.-AnunforTun accident
occurred, yesterday morning, TO
young man named Robert Marshall, son
OF Waiter Marshall. of North Wheel
ing, By which his leg was broken in
two places. He was assisting to land a
tiatboat, loaded with coal, alongside
the steamer Rebeeca, now undergoing
repairs at SWeeneyis landing, and rot
his leg caught between a post and the
cable His leg was broken in two
places. The young man was immedi-
ately carried 70 his home, and the SER
vices ofa physician procured, who SCI
the broken leg aud made Marshall as
comfortable as the circumstances
would permit. ~
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w0tem ThronEh .Nail
I for Cincinnati Column
bus. AnesVnIe and
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WHAT THE People say must be true.
The verdict of an Unbiased public can
be relied upon. Hence We positively
assert that the spectacles sold by Ok
TOBY & theld are unsurpassed. Full
suPplyof all kinds just received All
styles clocks jeVelEy, and full stack OF
fancy goods. .saalr 5as..I sa.ss.l
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDRECR

When the misguided and inprudent vo.
ttSSEy q pleasure nnds that he has imbibed
tne seedsot this painfal disease II too ofIen
happens that an iIl-ttmed senge az shSrns m
GLte5g4 q discovery detsrs him nom applying
y 6noseI VINO nom education and respecfas
plltHsean alona befriend him, DELAYING mi
me constitutional symptoms Of ais horTid
49, max g their appearance, such As ulce-
E1ieo sQre, thrpla6 diseased nose, nocturnal
fS1ns In The head and Limbs, Gimme OF
sl8nt, deatneES modes on the shin-boneS and
413nss n1oteheso on the head, face and -extTe-
tIfIl pT0greSslng with fr1ghtfnl FRpldity
lI1ak test the. palate OF the month or die
sS,oLeso t me nose fall In, and the victim Of
III eHInI disease becomes . hMtid Object o.
SoLnI914lEsIAtlonl I'LL death puts period 70 his
9Eeaqfn sQnennEs, By sending him to SEtll0t
tSnoi55SSoVeEed Country from whence mo
It Is q MELANCHOLY FACT that tllou.
sslnds tali victims 70 this terrible disease oTT-
ing 70 the unSk1lfulness Of ignorant pretan.
IoeIst y no. by the use Of thar DEtADIIY
ptk01S0H,. MuRCURY, ruin. the eonstilutiou
fHS9a ~ II
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pIAKES PATENT BELlf STUD Ann
ID CuttsrI, escorted Et1ss On, hand ~ ~,
!. 49, L.sttl q. No.BAl9RatsEs 8
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The annual report of Or. A. s. Todd
President OF the Board of ioTerseers 81
Poor, Vas received and ordered to be
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q EAKE PARTICUL.AR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves nv a nsr.st,
pEactiee INDUCED In when alone, a mann m
l3enL1y le4Hned from eYtl compSHiOns, or Al
scnooA the effects Of which are niahtiy feif,
even When asleep, and, II not cured render
marriage impossible, and DESTROY bofh MIND
and BODY should apply 1mmed fafely.
WHAT 2 pity that 9 young man, the hopeo
- - eo1nsSEy tne pride of his parents, should
be EnGtched from all prospects ana Enjoy.
ilSalA % ,ila by the consequence faeTt.
a1ng nom the path Of nature; and ,iDiuil.
must before contemplating - tS St'S-'
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RKAprHEA DyERr1sx1rxSro of Messrs,
Berger, Shuts & Co., In another col.
umn, headed; "Afiicted, suffer no
more" - T aianfi- dtu.
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reject Thai sound mind and body are ths
tlcI W requisites To promote oonnu-
nlAl hapineSS. 1ndeCd, without fheSa tfITs
Journey through lie becomes weary NAL.
naeeS me prospect hourly dGrkens to lie
sElSNI me NINA become Eha lowed with tieS-
Ralr and nlled with the melanchOIy refIec-
don that the happlness5 al anofbsF ,ec0-T1sS
bdght6d with ouf own - EG-,1' ~
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Ff fHs1sssBSS ts IA 6 s
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BENWO0D ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect with C. o. r. b Division.
Leaves Wheeling A. SO q. m. IstO p: m.
Tickets 70 all principal points in the East
west and Southwest can be procured at the
once. 10 s.ii..5 /. 80
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CHECK BooKs.-Just received at the
New Book Store, 1S9 Main street, Check
Books for all the City Banks; also the
LIST National of WellsbuFg. -.
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oS, our hFst page VIII be found a
letter from che Superintendent Of the
Psnitsutiary, giving full particulars I'm
regard to the recent attempted escape
Of eonyicts nom that Institution.
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For sale at a sacrifice, new oc-
tave, new scale, GSrgHe Knabe Piano:
was slightly scratched in Transports
ton, but scratches can hardly be seen.
a large reduction from regular price
Store. = f(f t72lE ~ -
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TheDOetors DIPLOMA hangs in his ot,ee
- ENDORSEMENT or. THE PaESSs7

The many Thousands cured at this eStsb.
llshment within the last twenty yearS- and
the numerous important GurgicSl Cl6srafions
PeLloL1ned pS DF. Johnston, witnessed By the
!epqrtea o. 5hs Stm and many other papers
again ,hefora TIA. pnhlic 6sEideS hfS Sf1ndInQ
- gentleman OF character and TFsSpecta.
pAIIS = sutnctent guarantee to,lha nffIciSd,
sKR DISEASES SPEEDILY CuREI.
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DE1NQUESr LIsr.-A list ofthoss in
Ohio county who have neglected topay
taxes assessed against them for the
year 1866, was displayed, yesterday, At
the front door orths Court House. The
list was quite lengthy, and contained
some highly respectable names.
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10 which the ManaCeEs would respectfully
invite tnesHEtsntluu Of the pubic AdmE-
sun. ol.oos - i1nl-lL-
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20 Bubble. OF Pr1Yate Sale.
For Sa1agu

-pHoND HAND PORTABLE AND STA.
y tionafy Engines, nom 8 To 20 horse power,
n complete running order. 4lSo, OIL Tools,
bcicA1ng and Painting Oils, &C.. 80
-4--tr-.H I'D. CORNELL q CH1LDS,
Smiths Ferry, Beaver county, Pa.
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HARLEM SPRINGS
-GARROLI, .COIINTY. OHTO.

7-lIAILI7IE4Il NIUINAIl VEI4Ve
UlHEsE SPRINGS, IN CONNECTION
vita the Rural Seminary Buildings will
Be opened for visitors On the inst Of July. II
Is not intended asa place OF fashionable re-
m9nds OF those seeking Q1tet healthtul, re-
tired, and iHeIpEnAVe retreat, fres from
smoke and dust The groves are dense, the
scenery peculiarly beautiful, and the Locality
aud ntuarllrFat8Fs noted for hhAlh tmpaIt-
ting lf1ldtteAs5 cFiEitoE nom Pittsburgh,
SEsu6FnyllIe, Wheeling and Cincinnati VIII
coma 6S the Pittsburgh, Columbus, and en-
GinnGftl r. h. TO New Market Station dis
tnnt by hack two or three hours.
For paEtiealAEs addre6s. reEszs1 e.
A. b. Ike, Harlem Spring, o.
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4m gM.
For sac.

E0c sale.
THE PR0PERFY-IN-T TOWN OF
IL Fulton knoEnas BayhaS Pork Packing
and killing Establishments which cost
EAFE8 sum OF money, 6nt Will ba sold without
regard 20 COST II Is completely adRpted5to
the business tOpW hichfi Il IFaS;intended, but
might b Al1Sed10r oth6rs puTpoSes,l "a the
great abundance OF ETound =exfendinS from
9 M street ts The creek. I,SSy;;,,,5 z
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their victims than The song otSyfsnS u u
Mariners Of Ulysses, bliGhting their M
brilliant hopes or Rntlcpations, rendeTiS
marriage, 80, impossible So - -
YOUNG MEN 80
EsPeeially, WHO have beepme the victim, =
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims a,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and deStTIIcf,0'ts
naolt which annually sweeps 10 an uufins,S.
gLavS thousands Of Young Men o. fllS my
e4ceuent talents aud brilliant intellect -
al1enl otheTWtsS have entIanoad Ifgfa1t,1S
Senaton with the thundeEs OF eloQuenos4 -
S Wax Iii 70 estafy the living Ere, may al
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF ADDED OF TRUST
trustee, and recorded In Record Book az, .
page llAI In the kec0pderS once OF Stone
county, rMlssouFt, shall, on the 18th DAY
o. JQSE,il ~, q ten O'Clock Of aid day, on
IN Wheeltngs sell at public auction 10 the
ing hest bddeE, the south! half OF section %
SIX, Township 90 tWenty.fouI, OF, tina df(h
In the county Of Stone, and sStats OF Missouri.
TERHS-One-half 70 be paid AZ the time of
SALE the remainder In ninety days with coed
security. 1 VIII convey only such title Is Is
vested In me by said Deed OF Trust, which Is
believed 70 be good. =. -
myiS-lm Is-g tsi Trustee.
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