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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-01

" cAEBONArED CHAL1BEATE SPRING
This Spring ilows fu1n the base Of the Green
Mountains two mile east OF the village If Rut.
Land, VI. Tie water /. perfectly free from al
organic impmitie-, AMI contains FIrf aAHnasI5
Acip, rE"roNEpE or mos. SOD, Li2E, aiAe>fgstA.
&c
A Cs4eiai chemical analyst, Of the va'er q. the
Gleason Spring, shsW. that I is "a Chaiybe4te
10 milling the widely o,l,hrlteI Tunhridse
Wells and Brighton Springs 81 England. The
water i admirably adapted 10 delicate stornaels.
and j, useful IA large number Of diseases ae-
eoInp,niei by debility lack 81 tone, PARTICULAR
~ Of the organs ~ nutrition. Thus Dyspepsia,
Chronic Gastn'is, Intestinal and Urinary Di-or-
Orders, Female Complaints ana Cutaueous Dis
eases are decidedly benefited.
This crrtiiies that have used to a considerable
eN'eaf, IN gay Tac'ice, Tho thaly beate Water
from the Gleason spring >ui c.n Confidently nee
oInrnend it, IN all ci-.s .h.r. a gentle tonic
i required. bling p.uiltfIs al aufsh 70 dpitcai.-
siomtehs, where i'm N IL usual forms j. not
tolerated. :. IL 6kiNWDLD, NJ. ID.
have used and prescribed flr my patients the
water from the Gleason sIllny, in ca-e- q Indi-
gestl0n. Chrome lutamrn .tign Of the St1Inaf n,
and other dis. aces. and have feen very happy
effects nom it, use.
u. L. PAGE. N. d.
Cases benefited bv the Of this water. aud
knoslng the value 81 mineral waters Of tins IA
ture. a. shown 10y chemical analysis, oh
nicutly recommend it~ IL all cases fyr which
Chaly beates arr adap'ei
NJ. GOLDSMITH.
Formerly Prof of Surgery cast. a Ky. Med. Col's.
&. l.. ALLEN,
Formerly Prot. Of Chemistry. CastlstOn Med. Col.
Orders addressed 20
GLEASON SPRING Co,
june5dtf Rutland, VI.
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Bur1ER A. GoopRIcu,
v In Chancery, March
JrITA A. KETcuAY, Term, A. d. 1863.
EIBRDGE Ii. GIsIswoID.
Whereas Butler A. Goodrich ef Brandon IN
the county of Rutland, hath hled his petition in
said Court Of Chancery az 4inst julia \. ketchan,
formerly or Brandon, aforesaid, and Elbrldge H.
Griswold. Of Brandon, aforesaid, SETTING FORTH
that on the II day of February, a. ID. 1867, the
sad Julia \. Kctcham morlgHged to one fhlilp
Aim of Brandon, aforesaid, certain lands situate
in the village OF Brandon, in the county OF Eut-
land. sfres,id described as follows slfuate on
the -1uts s,Gs OF Park street, IN said Brandon
village az! hounds oa trs north by SAID lark
street; - he south by land. of John Simonds
east by hand. G-nn.e X. Bottun, an west by
lands ozone Kidd 7, con aiming about five elshths
50 OF an scr. III l4zf, and beng the same prem
lses cuuN etel by Francis dp-lcr and wife, to
Philip Ahh .tnr~4sid, by de-d dated 5th January
lso6, with condition tor the redemption OF nhe
anne uG tsc payment u certain notes therein
described.
Ana further showing that Elbrilse II. Girls
void, 81 brandon aforesaid, i in occupancy OF
sad premises NJ to- Aut - sad y uha A. kcchanl,
aud CLAIMS n. Iisst of'the. possession Of tie
same
Ana PrArrS1 that the sall defelan', may be
fer,c!9scd OF their equity oi redemption III SAID
1ae ss,il defendant Juiis.A Ketchsm, r. siding
without lhs state, T. wi IL T.rts unfno"u, 80
tfft tsu aItsna cahnnt 10 ,ervrd upon her; II i
OIatled, That she, The sHid Juilt A. kcjeham,
No r. lItd to Ip.-r "a AZ first day OF the next
staten term ~ SD cours, To he nulGen At Rnf-
,rt.. pH tn second faesta, ot september, y. u.
ISIS. thn aub btere t. MAKE answer theIsto and
Iur thar purp->4 he complainant Aforesaid shall
cause to - published the substance Of SAID p,tI
tlcn With TINS order three weeks successfully III
THE Hutasnd Herald, q newspaper published at
Lsl.us,. Il ii4 The It-t 81 which To- br ~ .-t
tEgutv ,avS baf,lc saIa rcnu which SHALL b.
doeuaI sufficient rotIe,..
Dated IA E.ttra, aforesaid, this 2lst day OF
HENRY II. SMITH. clerk.
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MtsfelIar.tnns.
1850 SAVE YOUR MONEY, 1869.
Trouble, Delays and Expenses,
And take your comfort going West
by the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION cos
TWO
DAILY LINES OF STEAMERS.
nay RQAT AND NIGHT BOAT

Al
Win Twenty first class Steamers, only six days
through to MILWAUKEE and CHICAGO
without change OF boat. First class tickets in
cluds Meals and Stateroofns
Leaving Ogdensburg every day Sundays
ceptsil on arrival OF noon trains, for Chicago
Milwaukee and intermediate ports, without
chang. Of Boat; and every evening Sundays ex-
cepted, for Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit and inter-
mediate ports.
Passenger. and families moving West can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, etc, and
land together without disturbance or Trsnship-
ment at their port OF destination thus avoiding
the great inconvenience OF the many changes,
delays and expenses OF other routes. These
Steamers have large Cabins aud state Rooms
amply and neatly finished, for First Class Passen-
gers and Second Cabins, with Cook Stoves and
comfortable accommodations, for Passengers and
families who may wish to furnish their o3n pro-
visions. III No efforts will be spared to nam
tain the reputation OF this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTES!
| Be sure and see the Agents OF this Line before
you buy your tickets.
Eft Trusty Mer, will always meet Passengers
/ at the Depot IN Ogdensburg, to take Checks and
/ re-check baggage for this Line.
4 Ask for tickets ria Northern Transportation
| Company's Steamers, the only American Lines
/ leaving Ogdcnsburg.
1 We will make II the interest OF every Traveller
/ to see the Agents of this Line before purchasing
! elsewhere.
Baggage checked through TO all points.
! Through Tickets to all points in the Great
| West Northwest snd Southwest, cheaper than
the cheapest, on Application to
e. A. kDDY, Managing Agent.
Office, Steamers Landing. Ogien.burg, n. Y,
GEO. w. SA1IH, General Ticket Agent,
| Offce cor. Pori Patterson Sts., opp. Johnson
! House. Osdsnsburg, n. Y.
/ II. ]. GOODkO, Passenger Agent.
Tickets for sale at all Stations on Rutland II.
/ r. Line fl5v6m
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CLERGlMEN.

Tho Rev. Isaae Aiken, Of Alleghany. tosiil--
SAILED.
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DR. BOYCE'S EXPECTORANT.
T)R. BOYCE'S

nR. BOYCE'S
HAIR STRENGTH
The best preparation Tor the hait.yet
II contains no sulphur oil or dye, and will not
color the sealp-or soil the finest cambria.
IL viii restore gray hair 70 it, natural color,
ana prevent its failing off.
II Is not excclled as a hair dresser.
Ii promotes its luxuuant growth, rendering
II soft. youthful and glossy, aud when the roots
are not gone, Will make 1t grow ON bald heads.
Every bottle warranted.
Only SO cents bottle. Try II.
FRANCIS FEM & Co,
proprietors,
80 Rutland, VT.
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wv 4 THD. EIRSl CLASS
w trayellin. sale.oen in evsr, Ststs. Good
wages or a liberal pr cent. and steady employ
ment. Address, with stamp, Il 4 uOC1A $50
Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
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rOEFIDHSTIAL-YOUEG MEN

III WI # ID1 Y I a IL L Y AZ III A1IN
Cwho have injured themselves by certain Sc
cret habits, which unfit then for business pleas
ure, or the duties OF married life also middle
aged and old men, who, from the follies OF youth
or other causes feel debility in advance Of their
years. before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of sny one, should first read ''1he Secret
Friend" Married ladies will And something of
importance by pWusinO "Ths Secret Friend"
Sent to ny addnnsA in sealed envelope On re-
ceipt Of - cent?. Addseo Dh CHAH, Z. STU
AA3s = Co, Boston, AaR lSvIy
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MfdifaI.


al diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venera
and impure blood, Impotency, scrofula, Con-
orrhea, Ulcers Pain and Distress in the region of
Procreation, Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humcrs, frlghtful
swellings and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF disease, are made Ia become
As harmless the simplest wailings VI u coll.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. Dow devotes a large portion OF his time TO
the treatment of those cases caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness Of the
Head, Dimness of Sight, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement OF the
Digestive functions, Symptoms Of Consumption,
&c. such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult a physician of experience, and
be at once restored TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under BOWS treat
ment Will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent TO all parts OF the country with ful
directions.
DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three for 81 and red stamp. LILY
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inc to see his teleSTdpnio |
geographically in love with an mount wa wa
man. / began to repent my nas. $500, 49,
when too late, saw the crime VI ma 1Sy
one had never set eyes upon IT., nv
would do! What could 40 ihe iaoy
was also married, for heard the driVer
call her madam ,1, ohon4 .ho
co1rh windows being raised to suit her.
III thanked me in tones that acted like
s, art.ri,l ,timulant. | was gone. Much
c',nvers.tion followed, and | was goner.
saw she, was giving me sweet, yet
pleading looks, Heavens, thought |, she
is uuAappily mated. Suppose | gave her
my sympathy Yet should leopardize .
myself before such transeendeus charms
Suppose bctray my love, how would |
feel when in the presence OF my wlte, and
what power could | confer upon total
stranger? | had it. | would betray
nothing. but offer consolation to a flower
most surely neglected. We were the only
pa-senr Ger, and what good chance.
Madam" said I, please pardon me,
but YOU seen, to exist under a cloud.
She sighed deeply. =,
May .s-k il you are widow
"WcD air. not a widow, though don't
live with my husband.
Poor soul. continued /.
4An rut her hand kerchief to bel mouth
tbau.rbt tbotse halt OF it went in, but Of
.yur-. i, was q stop her emotion.
:. Ton are not Happy, madam
every f.r from il sir, | am miserable.
So was miserable TO put my arms
around her neck.
4" Where 10 you Te.lIo, madam
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WHOOPING COUGH.

The testimony Of all who have used it for this
terrible disease during the last ten years, is that
it invariably relieve and cures it.
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THESE SHEARS ARE BOUND 10 SUP
Plant THE ORDINARY
SHEARS.

Clay 10; t4ts. County, p.
Mr. John Ealstou, SRI have tested yodr
SHEARS last season. have made II my business
Il, shear Sheep Tor Wood Growers. more or less,
f,,r tine last ten wears / consider them superior
10 III, old shears III every respect. They will
.hear twice as fast, aud with much meg ease,
= nd yoIi need not always be on the watch Tor
fear of cutting the sheep, rs tha shen guards
itself therefore I recommend 70 Wool Growers.
or men who make it their business TO shear t'r
Wool Growers, to try the
JOSEPH KELLY.
For stlo by
l. G. KINGSLEY
Rutland, VT.
June :, lsG3 vf
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II sHOET.

N SHORT,
The people knog tbe article, and II needs M cnin-
rnent lrorn us. Il Is for sale ~ every Druggist
and D,alcr IN Medicine in the United states.
THE G. q. CLARK 60,
Sole Prourieters, Nov Haven, q.
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
4 TENTS.
L.. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
Late .I1,gf NJ N. Tpfta states pqt.at 0gfce,
washington, a.1tt ne dct " Ia35.
No - stat. -, ops ~ kilby 81, Boston,
Af.er sn eNtousi, Ii.sa .a.. - upward II g,nty
years continues 20 -iItss patents the United
states: also IN Buaf Britain. France and Other
f5rgizsl countries. tIt.sit- Specifications Bonds,
As-ifu Iit-, afi al! T.izr- 90 drtsiu.', la Pa
tents. executed un s-stHt'is terms With -ftf b.
R.s.iE.lIt- mad. INTO Amcncin ana Foreign
f.nt- lt Inv r'Iua-, .u4i itsA and other a3E4ee
rendered nu lll matters touching the same. G8Fatr
% th claims 81 any patent iuTtJ-h"l. rsni,t ing
dollar \ Assignments recorded ~ Wellington.
NJ agency "a the United stat ID,---.-s sup-s-
nor ftsiliI, Tor phfIiuIn, fsiant-or arrt ,iIiil,
the Yltsutlilihy 81 inventions
DINING rIsAt months the subscriber. N the
cBuF~. 81 hls !.I practice, made n :WIr. regretted
ONE 81 winch was deails. N ll.i4yorL y the CON-
missioner u Patents.
T. T&o&IkI-.
al rerarl Mr. Eddy one II tho mos capafle
and successful Practitioners with whom have lad
Official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
g have NO hesitation assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
Trustworthy aud mote capable ~ putting their ~
rlIe4.lail- IN form 20 secure Tor them IN eallv
and favorable Consideration a. the Patent Office.
EDMUND 81 IKE,
Late Commissioner Of P.feffs.n
Mr.. T.. Il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications III All bu. ON 81 y Inch Iafents have
been granted and that one Is To- y, nd.Is. such
uuuI-f tkthie proof 81 g.e..t talent AIl ability on
his Part l = ~, 10 D. aa1arlsul al inv. ut.,i- L,
apply 10 him ~ procure their Patents as iliey may
be- sure ui having the most faithful attention ,-
slowed On tAer cises, AM q very r.a-1nahle
charges. JOHN IAhlAET.'
Boston, Jan. J. 1863. i.Siy
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READ, READ READ II
THE ATTENTION OF TIE pEorLE
y rALLTD 10 TIIE
wUlEs Great Remedy,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

This preparation Is pronounced ~ DysTeItics
a. the only know remedy that Mil surely cure
that aggravating aud fatal malAdy. For years At
swept on it. fearful tide, caIrgin- before II 10
untimely grave is millions OF .ufi,rsTs.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUEE HAS COME To
THE RESCUE.
Indigestion, DysieI.T-ia sick leal4tl-.,
Sourness or Acidlty Of stomach,
Ei-in FOOD. Fl4fll,n.g.
Ia--itude W.lriH,zs.
finally terminating
in Death,
Are as surely cured ~ this potent remedy a. thu
patient trko- Il. Although but hge years b,ior-
tn people, what is tie verdict 81 tl.e ma--'s
Hear what Lestsr Session, OF Alllta-ke,, say-.
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HARRIAGES.---GREAT INDUCE
~ ments offered to those wishing Carriages Of
any description Aay style can be- furnished a.
reduced prices, by applying to
L. A. BARROWS,
lsvCr Castlvt.n Corners, Vt.
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DARLOR FURNITURE.

PARLoR SUITS in ENGLISH HAIR
CLOTH, French Lasting. Tony. Hroclftlle. Sc..
*, made To order from the latest ll.-I.rs: also
hand, large and sup fior assortment 81 Par
ior suits, SOFAS Iolii se-, T..y-a-;s 20, Ley Par
t8r lt8elruv and
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam VIII be found invaluable, and may
always be relied upon in the mosts RENE cases
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PATENT RECLINING CHAIRS.

PATENT RECLINING CHAIRS.
made ~ 1ilr own FACTORY. from hlu-I.i.d -toa X
and warranted 2 b. ii the best materials aud
workmanship. Marble-top Centre gatlas otto
mans. Dis ans Music Stools &c.,,&c. pETrha-. r.
VIII iinI III greatly 10 their 4lkHtIgr 10 examine
orr stock before mixing fheir selections. All
good ciref9ly packed nl delivered fT.,. OF charge
BRANAN. SHAW 4 GO.
2 sudbury st.. corner q Portland s.. Boston.
Faetory-ou Bridge st., last Cambud.e. our
w-rk Is sold ly the Vrius pal dealer. m Asw Eng
land. .u.'gly.
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,uARIRs MASON.

Z" reyarl Mr.. Eddy A. one Of thu mos capafie
and successful Practitioners with whom have had
Official Intercourse.
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The s7-- u5y.yr-taaj us anl zIa,1
COMPLIED. I.r s-uig l Forwarded t.
.k4t. ly return mutl, and soru received
word -Lat on the following Thursday sire,
.ul Ir,por authority would present Jhem-
euleas 81 the Indianapolis Office according
tJ ae.3 su,null, there - enter the holy
ta % uatrimvny.
I.rall Won. the appointed day was "a
great or- among .ka mutual friends nj
,4.h end of the wire. The affair was 80
novel that all else was ecliperd by the
contemplation OF it.
CigsYuen and Witnesses assembled AT
he Janiri There, in full costume, two
unseen lovers we're to be made man and
wife Tim instrument bcacau its tick tick,
ticking The operator read the clergy
nsn put questions | answered, the IA
-trumyut did mere work, and soon ] Wa
-aiat.d a. the husband of Kate Iearv.
ulprv was though the poSsessor Of i
.a1v ra-ar heheld
One wpal. passed and was still with
out n. My brain was becoming frgn-
led. ! must see Kate, and ! must 20 to
hgr ar g. or it Uaz her fat, and we'll did
( know what q Leary wa-
BY cutieatH. | prevailed upon brother
nerehaus t. lpan me his best clerk. Soon
ns ae 7-:- mis- ,oot in the store, put mine
in a.oga, O. route fr the capital Of Ind-
ar1 T,nen ahout twelve mile from the
city, we stopped for a passenger. II wa.
-enaa iady. Snch beauty | never be-
hole. Sha resembled my likeness OF Kate.
h.e was far more beautiful | own, nv
haas ven5 out to her Call me tickle.
yoa please and will bear it. /
r. I, Z, J heart pushed forth in flood of
love.
lLero was Q fix !, married man, go
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iLero was 9 fix! !, married man. 60
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountains
valued at s.. 90.
John Moran: s. and c. tax. 16 IS, delinq.
l IS; assessed upon . horses valued at 300 90
wagon valued at 100 90; 80 cords Of wood IN
mountains valued at 100 90; Is crrds of wood In
Carson City valued at l25 %. Total. SIS 70.
\. Winn: $ and {. tax. II ~. delibg Il
assessed upon household furniture 80 %; mer.
handiae, 800 90 Total, $50 oO.
George W. Bo.lan: :. an1 c. tax. 6S, delinq
l6-loo; assessed up'n =. Of Il. No I, +. and
G.'s div, Carson City, valued n SO 90.
Mrs Srsan Cow les: :. and c. tax, } 3j,
delinq 81 100: assessed upon lott, u. I3. Mus
ser's div. and impros thereon, valued at
100 90.
Frank Dun: s and C tax. 6s, delinl 16-l0o;
assessed upon the y 81 feet of the ". Of u.
No. 25. Phillips div, Carson City, valued Mt so 90.
Joseph u. Thomas: ;. and c. tax, O3.
delnq. So 100 assessed upon lots Nos. =, 3 &, :
and s, in d No. l, in Curry. div, Carson City,
valued at 100 o. also lots Nos. . and IN B No.
2 same div, valued at 30 90. Total, l50 20.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin
quency, are payable in legal tender paper curr.n-
cy. and all cost. 10 the oficers and Printer, are
pay able in gold coin Of the United States.
TiiOS. WELLS,
District ATTORNEY, 0rmsby County.
Carson City. March 23d. lssa. nh2l-td
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State Of Nevada. County Of Ormsby
Notice of Suits Commenced

'lND THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
1 and 10 al the owners of or claimants II. the
zeal estate aai imVr 'yemeH's thereon, improve
rauts. whea assessed separately, hereinafter
described. known or unknown.
You are hereby notified that suits have been
romm. uc-d il the just Is Court If Carson Town
ship, Og:n-hy G unity. Nevada. hefD'e Wai:z,
Esd. Justice Il the Peace in and fsT sad Tow n
ship. g 1uuty and STATE. q tn -. # Nevada
saintif, against et1h ot r.-- .- ii ants hnr-in
after namei. ard each & w. wing described
tracts or Iarre's # land improvements
thereon H'i i'm r"vens, when separately
a-ses>rl AMI all o.Hrrs Il. 80 Claimants ta, the
same. knawsi Ut INK uuvn, to recover the tax and
Gel'uIUeucy. assessed to said defrndants sganst
-ad properly for the n cal ear, commencing
January l. l-6e, and ending December II. ls6s
and that summons ha- been duly issued im zach
e..e; and You are her by fu ther notified thai
unless YOU aypv,r a 't suswer the complaint files
in said ctE-e, On pT before the
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2sih day of April, 4. D., 1869,

~
IN fsmcnt viii be taken against You, and the real
--tat" and improvements herein described, fIr
the am mt II tax and druq uency Specified, and
costs oI sJIt:
4 ; ohn, state ami County tax, sl5 so; drlin-
en"ncF, 81 %; assessed uI'n pu~>e~srN claim 10
eight ga ares "i ami situated on the cars,n
River. s'',' r,'-rrlo-d - +" l'~~, to Wit The :.
T. ct III" y W ami the W. /. of the y,
u. 4 ~ section F"w1Sh'p Is, y. y p, Ny.
T. Ner IN all tn water rights. mill
-ivdn s5cs -l.egrs there or thcr@uhto
hel3n-r-, nj assessed It 500 currency
Fer .ih uii I''.-.'' 2; :. auS {. tax, S3i; 6-i,n
gen y. $ Ia sd upon FsrSs@sSury claim.
tncigdnG Il the night, ttsc aud interest # all
|"uer' '.I !a'ri'niS except tti" Govt Of the L.
=. or ct the state II New e.. IN and 10 the follow
iag trt't' "i ana t"crthEr WIN siI the water
1lsht- "F N Il uFNn"E"s in"renEt' belong in
-ny"'s- 'pi,"l .,''IEi S!rTt,es on ,t~ 'arr"n
7Fer :" 'f' -: y gl u. :. EH'' 81 VII u: iAS>c
ana Nc, - VII ne :. " . : 81 the + Of
= -.-'.' - - "'e- ">''S-"u ~ S+"' thr
"a = ." - - : 81 - - CONTAINING -
1850 - St. "i> me \. > 81 -'It y
H. - -, > o' ''oTc7' valued ana
imam \. 49, :. S''i =. IN - i,i driiq
S'' ~ ~ q. - .. '"n'' !" vi,
~ ~ q .s %, tht ''ie ne "; y;
r. - ,"' 9 sc, -, ~, - = X -
=. Nj = anI NJ, vsIHed and assessed at
" " I''r. 90.
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ply ~ v. .s't ,"l9e snlae1 al sI0o
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''' IL $50; "tie .3t oi o'"Ch-
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- " t,S'," up u u.ttihs HOUSE. situated III
'-'.f'a ~ y, 90, ~ '' 80,
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20 d, ~ t.'i"' N''! "h 'H p'o''aieh'' thereon
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= mr. ~I'i'ih ~: = am : t1h' 50 o. nennq''
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: jt DGuc "S',F Fo"s h'Itheiiy from me Nc Nican
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