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c Locmis-ss1-s acs of the undivided n 1s2 acssw
Z besd-s 50 Is aes NV 4 sect g $
DnknOUn-e Il Sc 4 except R sec 81 So is
Town of Salem,
The fottoaoing are in T. R.2O
o Read-It4sec7 SIG 81
DO 1t 2sec IL % IS
Z f Jssgis 70 ". \ NV fir X sec 10 g q
UnsaoUn-s pit 1t 3 sec 10 90
Town of Randall.
z EIEins Sc u sec S4T1Rl9 sl2 20
Town of Wheatiand.
S Maaf ss,s s SO g
Town of Brighton.
The JoI1Oacing are in T. 2 r 20.
Q Head-e Use sec SO $50 AZ
II Darkee-ept Il Sc q sec 10 a q
do pit sw u sec 20 90
BRIGHTON BOUNTY TAX FOR 1856
Jhos Moofey-sw Il sw sec 8 q
= t5tirs = m ne = sex sec 70 59s3
Head-nw ny K SEQ 90 Is
T. 4d do ny Z Z Sw y. Z sec sec % ss Is SO
0 S iead-e ( Sc Z sec s. 927
Town of Paris.
The foy1oaOing are in Z. R2l,
9 I esas-s sw sec ! 80 90 $40 g
do Il ne Il see 20 % 81
PARIS BOUNTY TAX JANUARY, 1865.
o .SlfeGd-e = NV Il ne Is 90 8 60
do ~ ne u sec % %
Town Of somers.
The f0ltoa0ing are IN T. Q r. %.
T G. KelIogg-pt NV Il Sc u, beg 81 rds and 10
rds a Sc a thence within "a rds
Is links of W line of Ms IS rds to q point dues
ofbeg 60 rds to beg see S15 g.
N W .A'erGndeT-ptw 4 ne 4 beg 20 rds "A and 40 rds
sw ofsaid a sec so rds 40 rds so rds
40 rds TO beg see IL II IS
J Bullen--pt Sc 4 beg ss rds of Sc cor 4 sec VA
rds 40 rds I'd S 40 rds to beg. sec SO SO
The Jolloacing are in T2R23,
a ZoHer-pt 4 ne Il beg 80 rds cor sec W 20
rds to centre line Of n, 20 rds, beg 7C
L SykeS-e 30 acs NV u sec IL 81 81
do e 70 acs sW Il except Z track, sec IS 70 s.
Serene FiSk--w So acs sw a sec is 80 Il
do SO fr "a, all lying of Racine Keno
sha R R. see Is 40 50
SoreIlo Fisk-n 7214 acs NV Il sec 10 81 Il
lee Idfgin-pt Sc fr Il except cemetery lg 35 81
n BuLfeI!--a 4 ne a NV a sec 81 80 90
do e a 4 Il Sec 81 Sc &c
do pit sw y Ii beg centre sec, 40 rds
W IL rds n 40 srds IL rds TO beg, sec 81 s.
Z G. Me,1iiL-lt2 bk 6. sw q sec 81 IS
sw < sec 81 10 30
FISk-1t blk IL, all lying of whine q sd "a sec
sw Il sec 81 90
S FIsE-lt 2 blk II sw 4 see 81 20
do all of ltS blk II lying or W line X sd 4
and OF line of K Z l Il
track sw u see 81 &c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-12

A King, It IS bkS So
Hogan com rd s and 229 TT W of ne cor of ne u
sec 6 T r % thence II S-l2 #. thence rds
thence W Al S-12 fl, thence II s rds to beg sec
r RIB
Forbs com y rds of sc of 1t II and 157% rds
W of the centre of the old Chicago road thence
rds thence 81 rds, thence 6rds thence
5X rds to beg, ne a sec I RIB Z
T w Adams. com II rds of Sc cor It's II and l5%
rds W of centre of old Chicago road, thence S /
I'd, thence to W line of y of sd "a sec, thence
rds, thence e to beg, ne a sec 6 RS3 9 5
RoND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-12

Female Fashiouables at Saratoga ostra-
cise lady who wears the same dress more
than once.
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SCHEDULE OF psRsaNvs

Cssh Fresen $40 400
81 10 son., 10000
as 20 600
SasI pIesent''. .................. 100
lesents OF SZ,600 each. ............ 5000
hasosome country residence. stable, grounds
Sc.; Serrlantown, Philadelphia. .............. 5000
ooupe residence three-story brick Camden N j. 5000
COB depot offices, sheds, ground, with bus ness
establishedNo 1914 Washington Avenue PhII'a 10000
country Residence, Riverside, N, j. with
grounc, fruits, 10 OOn
Ihree-story cottage. lot, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
70 liable building lots. Riverside $500 each 5000
elegant turnout family carriage, span of horses
. harness, &c, complete: 5000
vKaiua9ie oudng lots, Riverside, $500 eaeh... 1000
Ibeautiinl sllyer-gray horse l5H hands high
sired by the ceebrat a imported arabian Hers
'taliph; also, Il light Road Nason, weight 40
pounds, with set Of superior Sinqle harness Sc
MAKING hrst class stablishm J,.......... 5OOD
~ 10000
- elueohs; 30 Gag 4500
70 H"seT H oeWng Aaehinea S2Op each. 900
~ oeNlhg aacnlre8, SlUo each. 1000
~ nie sGiu MeeheS SUI 10 0G0
Ivy OIL paintings by leading vaIue
came HAIR shawls, 81 900 each......... 0Ou
S nair naWls, 80 0C0 each ............. 900
~ cashmere shawls, $50 soo
~ SILK dress patterns SIS each........... s00
" Tbs io.s; $40 each .............. $3.50
cai boxes, opera glasses pocket bibles and die-
ierent articles of ornament and use amonnt
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 oOO
All tho nrono,ti Total al sSOOOOO
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How to Obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders to US by mail ene osne from 81 70
err by post office orders or in Registered letter at risk
LarESr amounts should be sent by draft exff4-=-
| 10 shares with engravings sg5O
/ wi
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thNhCN y W ~ - - - ~ - a - :
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION.
The. tolloqc5ng in N e Or Sec TT r 90.
HoLMEs AND NICHOLS ADDIrl

c Fierce--com chas ., ks W and Fds 8 ne COT 81
i sec thence 81 rds Is ks. thence W % rds II ks
thence n - rds "a lks to Baldwins land. theme
e 6 rds thence to line Prairie Avenue, thencee
to beg except that part taken for Pomeroy s. rect
running and ", Per map of Brande ap Lo-
throp NV 4 sec 6T1R2S $2S g
N. EHLE's SUB ADDITION ACRES
C Bronson--com at a point % chas 81 Fks froms
line of sd sec. and1S rds ks ofe line thence
ITO land owned by Hale Bond, supposed to be
% rds II ks thence TO corporation line, thence
to point of beg. thence n to beg except what
may be included in Fremont ave, NV u seA6 3 81
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Eourih Ward
Hourth ward.
The Jotloaoim in the Sc Or Sec 81 T2R23

The JotiOaoimg in TIE s Z Or Sec 81 T2R23
= S Shepherd--lt Tx S2e 6:
VIM Seymour-lt TX II 10 Il
Geo klnbali--und iyided y It's TX II 81
y m m 1sym ~ oiuT7-9ndlvded = 1t bk II 81
beIi--lt * II Il
10 "A II IN width off n side of 1t bk II 10 ii
8 " Or Sec 81 T2 RS
Est OF Z W atkins-com rds " and 30 rds of ne
cor OF sd q sec, thence 16 rds, thence n rs rds
tence 10 rds thence Is rds except track II G:
t}faries-com2 rds ~ and AZ rds of ne cor
"a "a Sec thence W % rds, thence rds
thence p rds, thence S rds to beg, except
X track, s;22 a
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toz5o,oiaq IN the S. ". Or. Sec 80, T2R23
DUKkEEs WESTERN ADDITION,
7H8 tolkoWinq in tie S. W. Or. 81 T2 Il

9as fOUo,oi,g in tie S ". Or. 81 T2R28.
lot blk amt lot Blk amt
S Branded 100 81 70 Q sweeney-Is 154 2 g
H salmon A l54 > - e Hickox-5l 1874 y
NJ Perry Is isl 2 - 4 J Hunt IS 155 81
FIsKs WESTERN ADDITION.
S Fisl-all that part of sd blk within the limits of
the city, supposed to be So 1T and 1t 10 Blk 10 81 q
S Fisk-all within city limits bounded on the by
y sw a sec 81, Its & s blk IL 81
McLAUGHLLN's ADDITION.
los I1o,-dorlv II 90 hi, 2 81 g.
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In Probate---Kenosha County Court.

In the matter of the estate of Harrison Robbins de-
ceased r-.--
AN reading and filing the petition OF Mary P. Rob-
" pins, Of Salem, in KeDosba county and state Of
Wisconsin, and taking due proof of the same, rep
resenting among other things that Harrison Robbins,
late OF Salem in said County, the 22d day ofJdIy
A. D. 1867, dsd intestate leaving goods, chates,
and estate within this county, and that she, the petit
TONER is the widow OF said deceased; and praying
that administration be granted TO her and Edwin d.
Robbins the brother OF said DECEASED. 1t is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
court on Friday the goth day OF September, a. ID.
1867 at 10 CLOCK A. NJ at his office in the city and
county Of KenOsha
And is further ordered that notice shall be Civ.
en- 10 all persons Interested in the time
and place Of said hearing by publication OF this or.
der in the Kenosha Iete0rdph, newspaper printed
in said county for three successive weeks each
prior to the time Of such hearing by the Court
ANTHONY VAN WYCK,.7rf
County Judge.
Probate Office, August 2sth A. d. 1857. 8wi8.
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I'm PrObato-KeB0shn County Court
In The natte- of The estate of Henrz Rlannhard

deceased. .r--.,s..
N etters Standardization in said matter having
been granted to Wealthy Jane Blanchard, OF
Salem in said County, on the l7tL day of May, "A.
D. ls67, and six months from and after the 9th day
present their claims against said deceased for
animation and allowance. Notice is hereby given
that the Judge OF said Court VIII on the 2sth day Of
day at his Office in said County examine and adjust
III claims and demands of all persoLs against said
deceased. By the Court,
ANTHONY VAN WICK. ~.
County Judge
Dated at Kenosha the 9th day OF August, AID.
BWlDs
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The Riverside Institute

Situated at Riverside, Burlington county, New jersey
FOUNDED Tor the purpose Of gratuituousiy educat
United States. " ''is
me BOARD OF trustees consists of the following
Wel,kEown citizens OF Pennsylvania and New JERSEY:
Ron. VIM. MANN ''''
District Attorney, Philadelphia Pa.
Hon. L BR0OMALL,
Elk Chief Conner, U Mint and Recorder q.
Deeds, shiladelph,a, Penn
Hen. JAS SC0FEL, New Jersey
Hon w W WARE, New JERSEY.
HENRY GORMAN, Esq
C0E ECO.
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1000 ! !. I
ana ~ ~ just issped-'sTHE PEG,
H H "a PIES OWN BOOK or REC
EH PEs," containing over
- b 81 1000 Recipes. Agents
u II wanted-Male or Female,
"a 81 u in every town and city in
I'M WHU the United States, to
q b IA II whom we offer the most
n I'd d liberal terms. Send for
N W. 49, 49, ID circular.
SCHOFF 81 VINEGAR.
Keaoshs, Wis.
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Washington Island.

7ae. tououiag in N. ". Or. Sec. 80 T. . Il. %,
Jas Hill, s so Dee, q 1 40
c Torrance, 10 / 1 40 L Dee, 20 l AZ
Steel 1t 6 blk ne 4 sec 81 T 90 81 80
Third Ward.
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treasury Department, Washington, @. April IS,
ls67-ofhce OF Internal R. venue:-Having eesived
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enter,
prise conducted by The Washington Library Comma.
n5 VIII be devoted to charitable uses permission is
hereby granted to said compagy to conduct said en-.
terprise Exempt from sill charge whether from sneca
tax or other daty. 'P' -"
E A ROLL rs, Commissioner.
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John Lenderman q Halstlne-lt hk 2

JVHu LSuatfudu ndiSVne-lty Ok
@ c Cole-ne a bk
4 7 Bishop com rds and rds of ne cor
Of Il sec, thence " 16 rds, thence - rds
thence e IS rds, thence to beg, EXCEPT The
part occupied for depot and track A
I Bishop-com rds and 80 Tds of ne cor
of sd Il sec, thence W is rds thence $ 10 rdv
thence 16 rds, thence 10 rds to beg, ex
cept that part taken for Gardner st, on the .
and the part taken by r Co for track q
JENNIE's ADDITION
L sykes-com 40 rds of line Of sd Il sec onw
line of city corporation, thence e 30 rds n
40 rds, 40 rds, 40 rds to beg exceuting
from above described land, rds n and bv
"a Tds End W, adjoining lands Of Price 4
White aud Cosgrsve, conveyed 20 SsmneI
Smith, the liae of sd excepted piece heinz
line with the " line ofsd Cosgraye's
land IA 4;
NEQr Sec 81 T2R RPS.
Est of Hyde-lt bk IS x
do tahk rs q
II Dutland-lt 6 biz ~ - :,
a pa -. n ~ y, r. = i,,, II Il
Hbk so "A 4.
Bacon except Al # in width OF seasnz Is =
@ Murry-It bk 81 Z.
: bhhn-It . Ok 90 Is S:
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
z Dorrance-lt % bk / NV 4 sec so T2Rea 6.
Dated, Kenosha, July 22d. A. D. 1867
ERNEST G. TIMME,
Clerk of the County Board of Superyisors
1sSs efKenosha County, Wisconsin.
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GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. Co,
No, IS. NeWhail Horss Niiwan,,aa
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Z. j. Bentley, Agent,
1ain St., Xn1ssa&.
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BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
baggage are transferred free Of charge in new York
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The DAILY EMPIRE.
A prnvnr

At an lsraelite Sunday School Festival In
Cincinnati, lately, the occasion being a eel
ebrstion of the return Ofthe jews and res
toration oftheir worship under Judas Mac
cabeaus, the following prayer was made by
Rev. DR.. Lllllenthal, a Jewish Rabbi
Father in Heaveni We, the parents OF
these children, are leading them before the
throne OF thy eternal grace and mercy, to
intrust them to thy parental care and love.
As thou hast been with us, so be thou with
them and accept the prayers of their i'm
nocent heartsl As thOu hast permitted us
to understand and comprehend. the prin-
ciples oftruth. justice, liberty and univer-
sal charity, so grant them thy spirit, that
they may learn to appreciate their value
As thou hast guarded MS like a true and
faithful shepherd, so lead them on the path
Of duty and virtue that they may find favor
In thy eyes, aud be an honor TO us. TO socie-
ty and TO our country. Teach them to
shun error. to abhor vice, aud to live II life
that promises Il rich harvest of Joy and
blessing. Give them the spirit of the Mac
cabees, that they may set principles over
frail and momentary advantages, and the
glorious time we are celebrating to-day
may be renewed by them aud with them,
They love thee, o God. these children
they love thee u wish to obey thy word
and command; grant them, therefore, their
duplication grant the prayers which thu
fathers and mothers, for the Joy full future Oi
their children are sending mp to thee; for
In thee we put our trust, we aud our chill
dren, for ever and ever. Amen"
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100000

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JI J,McllS, SeNlhk Mn,LILts, / b%ot'tlaIl Al.
BUNS, cola lCls, sllNI lnltd I,t 'tit Han cd
EIKIhNIhts, tLtl,IN .IIhIts -. t,,us a.,
NLL - Bk SOLD o ONE boil. EACH
Without iLkalu tuNHlue. Nj ~ he PuIu 20 uutl
; Uu Know what NtL alt t. ItttNt
Ihr iitlIl,iuls - ihts ts,.lItlnb &C llis
lot OF goUus al ON luLLAh lAtH Ultl' III tic
dtGL ca kUUus AT ttiHiIy sUiu a. bltt,ul 1T uc
yApIiHtIUb Ul BIZ uluItlA. Ilt1 Llt tuLsluLt!
mahuE HuN Hl,'ts u nCitLLLGlst q, all kn.usi
10Th 10 ulhLLf.,illIs az itiptls git "a kttut
not IUut' ntu 10 ttC tn VIII ihtlLUu he sLns
10 the pItstni sulU.
ILKAs W SAIL -Advcitistmtuts Ui Stu,l ule
PREPARED, htnlng each HIu,it HLu IT. Nblrt, tId
aIG placed III sealed thNCiul a., ana Nth nlAtu.
One VI these ChNeiul Is tuLtulIlik IA IuN'IheV-
mvbt. tukJthtl NitL u thGItC t~tilttirl e.. a LlHf
sUngs uLu Lttlts, o. tAtttittl lti' ttllh
Nill he stlu a. Ul NHitittns q ttll l. n,bli 10
any auultsb II TNlk1h flNl tTh 90 IINi Itl a.
Uu receipt o. he LUNbus,n.tit- ytL WA 30
VII You me gone to hNNt, AIT IL. u - a. CTR
uW II u ton 10 PAY The 1 ultBi uhn all The ulti,lo
OF not, Purchasers may thIs obtain
A GUILD UR SILVER wATCH. slLvER-rkA1LD
TEA SET, sLWING ACnINt OK ANY
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TOT enc DOllari

The pTug ol an Envelope Is Uuil IHtnty i've
,cuts, ~ give Us a call at, stJIsIl luuIsttNts that
} on cHu buy mole gUOus { . The u.unv! Than ever
y rs sUid at any Othtr 40 l. thI ,OLltIl Lear
"A tune GA Ia IIAht, al reuthlp uLt tltA iu.
gtthCT " 9TH ali Tie utl Z, c az httlts 81 tAl H..
uUu Will he sUlu 10 sum' ~,I'l..st o. On . ,llAr.
al thuN, " hu ulrtl utm tie tt lbA htNt lie
particular N gINu.g utiI l ust, L,t UuuIts- tie
.Huic OI The tow ahu tuuitA ~ NlI'h thtl I'VE,
anu 10y WhH EAplts- 'C,NA k,uus st.. II II stht
tumpHhy's " aluitum tul tie SULthNtst, No 6O
IenUI suH strIIt, lUyuL 1liU
eIBW4a l.. "a. NJILAIO. Managers.
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Patented Nay 20, 1904.

This Is an article Tor washing without rubbing,
except In yUry dirty places, which Wul require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
but will leave them much WINTER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear aud tear.
IL removes grease spots as II ny magic ana sou
Gus tho dirt by soaking, 50 that rinslnS VIII IN or
binary cases entirely remove II.
This powder Is prepared in accordance win
chemical science, aud upon a process peculiar u
itself, which is secured By Letters Patent. IL has
been In use for more than u year, and has proved
itself an universal favOrite wherever II has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the lOl'
lowing, yizi
cotton and linen goods.
ttsaves most OF the labor of rubbing, and weai
and lear. ,
Also, for cleaning windows IL is unsurpassed
with ono quarter the time and labor usually re
quired IL imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior TO any Othor mode. No water re-
uuiied except to mOlst0n The powder.
DiI octions with each package. ,
Aud can be readily appreciated by u single trial
The cost of washing for u family Of i've or six por
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
Tho manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless COmpOends have been intro
duced 70 the public which have rottcd the cloth
or Jailed in removing the dirt, but knowing the in
triusio excellence OF this article, they confidently
proclaim II rs being adapted TO meet a demand
which has long existed, and which has horetOtor,
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MANUFACTURED BY
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goo rOadw-y, BOstOn.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS oF FAMILY DYE OOLORs
sold by All Groccrs and Dealers. ooSd3m
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TERMS OF SALE-Ono-third cash balance in
one and two years, with interest ON deferred pay
ments TO he secured by mortgage on the promises.
Can not be sold under twO.thirds Of apprdisement
All the above property was dey sed by the VIII
Of II. q. Phillips. deceased, and the title 70 un'
questionable q. q. u, DANlDsoNl,
sheriff Of Montgomery County ohio
HouK MCMAHON. A tvs. Feb. %. 'G1. dts
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BROKERS GREAT GIFT sNLE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE G00IS.

ii, NClPAL WAltEROUMS, No. ~ sudbury
-t.eul, boston hoss", hLstt>, AIT No ~ JuuUi-
SOU street, IA! ton. IhIv.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

George W. Houk and others pm, ys Charles
NewbOld and others, Dcnt-.
Superior Court. Partition OF Estate OF Ihruston
heirs.
In obedience TO an order Of the Superior Court
of Montgomery county, Ohio. Issued In this cast,
1 will offer at Public Slleat the door Of the Court
House, in said county, IN DHvton ON
Saturday, ne SOFA cf March, 1857, dt2 ?. M
The following valuable real estate tO-Witi
1. \ lot GU the corner oil Ihlrd anu ST Clair
streets, in Dayton, being 70 iectfronting ON Third,
and running back 100 feet To II ten loot alley
Whichis sub divided aud appraised rs follows:
lgt TWenty-ninD feet tfOntOn Ihtrd, ht the cor
ner Of 81. Clair, 100 feetdecp and including build
ings, appraised at 500 per foot ~ront-$5,sOO.
"a. Thirty feet fronting on Third, adjacent TO
former parcel and 100 feet deep, (subiecttO lease of
Il. Woodruff, expiring March list, 1869, at - per
foot front per annumJ appraised at NlO per loot
front on T~hird-without buildings-$5 100.
81, sixteen foet trOnting on Third street, ana
lying adjacent on the wet TO last mentioned par.
eel, and 100 feet deep to same alley, appraised
Without buildings at $40 per foot frOnt-S2720.
running back to u sixteen loot alley, III feet, with
a ten foot alley on the North OF II, and with double
frame 2 story dwelling honse, No Appraised at
$1,000.
adjacent, and with the same Kind Of improve.
ments upon it, and lying along afB foot alley OF
the south. Appraised At s. IQOO
Nv. The lot known AS the Old Academy lot
fronting 81 feet on st Clair street, and lying OF
the alley, and being " feet deep, Appraised a
$500.
west side of said jefferson street, and running
back TO u sixteen foot alley. 1870 feet. n plat o
which will be left at the sheriff office for CNami
nation till the day Of sale, Appraised US follows;
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Choice Liquors, Wines & Cigars,
ALwANSON HAND.
SIs spIeRdtd BitHard Tables
-FOUR SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEYS
} + KLINE. supt .. .. g. PTlp.
iIsny an
For Sale.

TAMES BARTLOW'S Farm. containing 10
81 acres. more or less, with "A tair rnOIiortipn ol
wood land, and COOL timber, AZ, also. reasonable
improvements, situated In NHkne Tow hsbip
Mohtg0meT, County Ohio, il being fractional sec.
tion no IS tOwnshtu Z. range =, NJ re- Terms OF
pay ment easy. For nlFther Information I reieI
YEA. is-wGNS HGHALA RARRLSW.
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AVOID TIE

IL you are suffering from the ELECTS VI Youthful
lndiscretion and have seminal Weak mesa. Ennis.
sions, Nc, | Will send you. free Of charge iniorna.
non which, II Follow cd, n ,uTe YOU without thu
AID Of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN
JldawlyT station II, New York.
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