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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-04

NoT1cE.-U: s. LAND OFFICE,
~ St: Cloud, Mimi, June n, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this once BY
Franz Posch against Samuel Hubbs for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. lls5, dated April n, 1885
H., ange3u, in Morrison county, Minnesota With
vewt the cancellation Of said entry: the said pr
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this ofce m
the forenoon 10 respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
Y. A. GILMAN, REGISTER,
june30-6wl T. G. MoCLURE Reca;vy
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C. A. GILMAN, Register,
june306wH T, G Mo,LURh ksc.;ver
8. LAND OFFICE.

~ stCloud, MIMI, June 20, 1870
Complaint having been entered at this once By
Andreas Bengtsson against A:drew johnson for absn.
Il, lsos, upon the e1 nez section rs, township In.
range IS, in Monongalia county, Minnesota, with .
view to the cancellation Of said entry the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
the forenoon, to respond furnish testimony CON
corning said alleged abandonment.
q. A. GILMAN, Register,
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HEALTH.

institute,
st. Paul, MinAeS0t0.
Once 2e7 Third5trest opposite
W;nsloW House
Established 1855. XneorForated
1861.
For the cure Of oil diseases
of tho Urinary and Genital
Organs Of both sexes.
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BIZ MRS. FRANCIS FULLER VICTOR.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-18

Two MoKk DhArns T1oM ScARLE1
FEvER.-Uar little city aud the neigh.
borboad rauud shout are beng fiir ed
with The rarages Of scarlet fever. Nigh,
before last the ilttie daughter OF Mr. .
II. Parker died from lis effects; aud la,,
night Mr.. and Mrs. Mara lost thrir
little dtugh'er. We hear Of s+veraI
other cases hrreauoui. A daigh'er 81
Mr.. Robert Crnbo is very III with i,
We were GID 10 hear yesterday morn
ing that sh- was be ter. rbl- dreadful
maiAdy capses much serioIs apprehen-
s.ou; auu well il may: for it seems to
Increase in malignanry. 1t is hop-d
that with cessa ion of the gres'h
prolonged dry period an abatement OF
this dire disease WI come.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-18

TINS WFsTERN MoNrHLY We are in
receipt of .hrS well coqduc ed Chicago
periodical. Following Is tatl- of is
cont-nt> Sdney Brtr>- The Picture :;
The Rolling Ston-; Westward Ho; u,
CHRIS mas anveaturf Talks about lite +;
NapoIenn the Fltzt . Trag Poet :;
The story of an eveutfal life g.; fhe SrcunI
vision Of JutgrmeDt; Current notes /;
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-18

Inc CHORAL SoCIETY CoNcERr-
Those having IN charge the arrange
ments for The Choral Socie,y's Concert
have ''tlorped" again. They now desire
1t TO be announced tina, the Con.
cert will be held IN the Thearer-tte
old Theater-wh-re We had u in the
frs, place, This is very sensible con
cluslnn, very judicious "fiop;' ana
we hope it VIII be tinal; for several rea
son do we hope so in the FIRST place
tue acous ic properties Of the New Hall
are not 10 be compared with the Thea
ter; III the next place there Is no stage
10 the tall .nd QUE would have to te
built; (aud that would take off big
slice OF the protilsl and, huaIly, and as
u Conclusive rrguru-nt in favor of the
Ihenter, It Is supplied with nd. quare
not. We are further desired TO state
that The price Of ad mission To the Con-
cert l. one uUIifF Itt ket Tor eacO aUuif,
irrespective of sex; children half prize.
One dollar Will also be charged to those
gentlemen who may wish 10 shake
foot a, the dance party, which will be
hel1 a, The New Hall; while no charge
viii he made TO the ladies. Any gen
t.eman by The payment of one dollar
can 20 To the drnce and take an nmni.
bus load Of ladies with him if he thinks
he can stand the press. An exc-li,n
supper will be provided at fry cents
per noun. Ia short, the concert is
one thing and costs one dollar; the
dance is another hing and costs an.
other dollar; aud the supper Is still
another go and it costs four bits apiece
all round. An. body that cant under.
stand this basn't got sense enough ,ol
appreciate good SINGING the pleasures
Of d.ncjog or . square meal.
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AN Ex-LtGIsLAToR KILLED AT EUREKA
-RUMoRED tYNcHrNs oE HIS MURDERER.
We learn from the Inland Empire of January
is that Mr.. George F. Mills, who was a men,
Der OF the Assembly. last session, from Lam
der county, was killed TN Thursday night at
Eureka, White Pine county, b, one Corne-
Illus Buckley. desperate. 1t seems that
Buckley few days since got on a spree and
went about the streets of Eur, X. thrustiny
his pistol in peoples faces and making them
give him money. Ia the course of his ram
page he went into Mills saloon and threat
cned to shoot him ii he refused to give him
some whlskey. Being thus threatened Mills
knocked Buckley down by banging him OH
the head with a six-shooter. This killing
was doubtless perperared in revenge fox
that blow. The Empire says that at a late
hour of Friday night it was ruIuored that
Buckley and Que Buffalo Bill had baen
hung, the latter being accused Of having fur
nished the murderer with The pistol that he
killed Mills with Mills made good MANY
friends while here; and much regret will
be felt at his untlniely taxing off.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-18

SUPREME Court PROCEEDINGS. - Mon
day, January 10, lS70.-Full Bench present
John e. Fall, apps liant, VS.. The Board OF
County Commissioners Of Humboldt County,
Respondent; submitted on brief. to be filed
by the 18th inst. State of Nevada, respond
ent, VS.. T. S. Gardner, appellant; argued
and subm tilted; NJ. L. Knox & P. II. Clay
ton for appellant. Jacob Klein, respondent,
VS.. Feicite Allenback, appellant; motion to
dismis, appeal; hearing postponed to 18th
inst. Tuesday, January ll.-Full Bench
present. A. NJ. Krutschnilt. respondent,
vs. Louis A. Hauck ct al, appellants; ar
xued and submitted: Taylor for appellant,
Mitchell for respondent. Brown & Hamil-
ton, respondents, vs.. jones & Rawlings, ap-
pellant>; no appearance for respondents !;
Messrs. Knox < Ills for appellants We'd
nesday. January l2-Full Bench present.
Virginia & Trnckee X r. Co., respondent,
Us. \. B. Elliot, appellant; agreed and sub
mittt d; respond Mt allowed TO l3fn inst. to
file brief; Elliott for appellant. HilIyer,
Wood & Deal for respondent. Thursday,
January l3.-Jahnsnn aud Whitman j.
present. Wells, Fargo & Co., vs.. II. Van
sickle appellant; moGiCn to d!sni>s denied.
L. Leet ct al, respond, ut, Is. John Dare S.
NJ Co, appellant; argument by counsel FIR
appellant; ten DAYS allowed respondents To
tie briefs, aud five days thereafter for appel
lants to reply. Foster, Ellis, Clark q Wells
for appe liant. CARRIER K Thornton for re-
spondents. Geo. W. Giobin>, respondent,
vs. A Haas ct al, appellants; no counsel for
dppellant.: submitted without argument b.
J. c. Foster, Esq, attorney for respondent.
Friday, January l4.-Full Bench present.
H. Mayeubaum. appellant, vs.. Murphy &
Marchand. respondents; argued orally by
counsel for appellant; respondents couns.l
allowed five days to file briefs; Clarke &
Wells for appellant. Garbcr & Thornton for
A. II 'as ct al, appellants; argued orally by
for rcspnnden's; appellants counsel
allowed five days to file brief, ard respondent
five days to reply. SATURDAY., January l5.-i
VII Dench present. JACOB hlrln, respond |
ent, vs.. Felicite Allenback, appellant; agreed |
and submitted; respondents cnunseI al
lowed three da, to iile briefs. and appellant
two days thereafter to reply; CLAYTON & |
Davies for appellant, Patterson. Edwards
Ellis for respondent. Court adj nurned to
Monday, the 18th inst, at 10 'ciuck a m.
INSANE SHERIFF Cummings yesterday |
brought down from Store, Couniy aud !
lodged in jail preparatory to hi- reine
sent to Stockton "a crazy Frenr hmnu |
named LOUIS Gregore Thus mao
abuse has heeo n fl cied with lunncy
about three weeks H. l. sald to be
-.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-19
A NEW PATENT.
0NHE subscriber has discovered and invented
i new and useful Improvement In

TIME subscriber has discovered and invented
J. new and useful Improvement In
TEA sc COFFEE POTS.
Tho vessels are divided into two compartments by
partition extending across the centre from top 70
Also, In said partition Of coffee pot slide gate OF
valve extending out OF the top OF tho vessel TO ad
NIT water from one Compartment 70 the other by
raising the valve, The Tea pot 10 also provided
with valve In the same way, excepting the valve
ID round, operating the same ~ In cJdee pot, by
raising or turning. They arc also provided with
two covers each one 70 each sSnpssrt%,e IT., And
tion, II desirable. The noses are provided with
thimbles or strainers, a. may DO required. They
have three handles-one on each side under each
nose, and one In centre OF back side-one 70 be
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
have hold OF the ether In order that the vessel may
DO tipped easier, or desirable the tea pot may have
S %ssr Or cSee and Sss when the C.
fee 10 stepping In ono compartment water may b
heating In the other. Tea can be drawn into cups
from one compartment and water ffom the other
titon Is arranged that when the tee or coffee Is
drawn out, IL can DO re-alled through the valve.
boiler Is connected with the partition, across the
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
Is for boiling two articles Of different kinds 1t the
same time. Coffee PoS can be made without valve
sS Si;iS s n. i% s. f dss GG' S.sp So.U n
81 In, middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, offers Tor sale state rights for manu-.
featuring and selling reasonable terms, and hay
Ing invented q machine for making Tea and Coffee
Pots, intends 10 patent 1t, which will be very useful
pose. Patented Aug. 3, 1900. Any person
who would like 10 purchase the whole or part Of
this invention will please call on or address
JOHN 4. LEWIS, KIrrrnY, Ne.
All persons are forbid exporting or selling this
invention out Of this country without permit First
discovered In 1900 u
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pIppEroRp.


Saturday afternoon . severe SIGHT came Cd
near the corner Of Main and Foss streets be-
tween one Lee and Frcnchmsn, to whom the
former Vas indeb<ed for board A quarrel
about the bin e,u.ed several lively sstic and
peli motions, which resulted in the French
man being len hors da combat. he vas removed
TO shop Of which he Is the proprietor No. -
Foss st. No arrests
The schooner r. s Lindsey, which was
wrecked some tiwe since on Stage Island, has
been sold TO Portland parties Saturday the
tug Warrior ,osej her from Clesyes wharf 70
Portland, where she viii be taken into the Dry
Dock Tor general repairs
Lac. Saturday evening . man occupied q
stand at the corner Of Main and Laeonia streets,
who, for . few pennies allowed the pablo ,c
test their strength BY. means Of lining ma.
chine, sndtr the development OF their lungs BY
another invention. One individual afser trying
his strength, investigated that Of the machine,
and nearly smashed !, into .smi,harrcas.' -
But our itnersnt friend taking the Law IN his
own hand, edectuaIly used up the inspector oi
machinery, 50 that his business viii suffer neg
lect for . few days No arrests.
The following baseball club report was
omitted by mistake from our last week 5 issue.
A match game Of ball was played by the
White Stockings Of Kent's Hill, and the Diri-
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morrr yO,ei !, adjourn a. this place ,OmOr,

morrow. Voted Z, adjourn at this place tomor-
row at 8 l-2 O'Clock q. IN. 10 :.
Aug. II. Met according to adjournment.
DIR. HALEY Was chosen delegate 70 the Merrimn
Valley Dental Association, at Portsmouth n. II.
Voted 10 cooperate with the Maine Medical go
elcty In procuring legislative enactment regu-
lating the practice of the profession In the State.
PpE Keep Of Bostsn spoke Of gutta-percha
trial plates and the action Of oIy-chloride Of
zinc, and mode Of manufacture. DR.. Haley,
having the patient present, remarked upon and
exhibited case short time before operated upon
and large part Of the superior maIilla removed
for extensive abscess and necrosis. DR.. Haley
also exhibited models Of . patients mouth
treated for iregularity. Prof Hitchcock
irregularity, and spoke Of the use OF gulois
cement. Dr.. Fisher Of 50. Louis spoke
Of Dental affairs in the West. This interview
With this socie.y had changed his opinion Of the
Maine dentists. lie had higher esteem for
them since he saw proofs Of efforts to elevate
the standing Of the profession. Remarks were
made by DIR. Hitchcock and others with refer
ence to the liability Of the teeth 70 decay in DIFF
ferent parts Of the country.
In the afternoon the society had very pleas
ant excursion down the river in the steamer
Augusta. In the evening DR.. Haley entertained
the society at his residence. Altogether, this
has been pleasant and profitable meeting. A
vote Of thanks to the Mayor and Aldermen for
the use Of the city council rooms, was passed.
Mr.. r. W. Randall has commenced work on .
large house on Main st. near the depot.
An interesting base ball match came of on
the briggs grounds, Wednesday afternoon, be-
tween the Pranklins Of this city, and the Pine
Trees Of POrtlsnd. Up to the fourth inning
the score was even. but from that time the
Fninklins took . small lead, which they in
creased each succeeding inning, winning the
game by score of 80 to IL, and giving the
Pine Trces 8 "Chicogoes."
Time Of game Oh. 8Om. Umpire, Mr.. E. G.
Stevens Jr. Of Dirigo ID. ID. c. --
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Ifyou have discharge nom the nose, offensive
or otherwise partial loss az the OF SMELL taste
or hearing. eyes watering weak, feel dull and
stupid Or debliated, palm or pressure In the head
take oold easily you may rcst ASSURED you have the
Catarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting
hslf VI the above symptoms, terminate In oOnsump-
mon, more deceptive OF lees understood by phys-
clans. r. v. Perce, NJ D., Of Buffalo, ". ", is
the proprietor OF DR.. SAge's CatArrh Remedy-a
perfect Specific for Catarrh Cold In the Head or
catarrhal headache. which he sends 10 any address
post Psld, Tor sixty eeuts OF four packages Tor ~
fAmphiet sent nee. sold BY druggists.
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Special Notices.

III rou HAVE TuE DYSPEPSIA, Head
ache, Dtt,iness Co<tiseness. Piles, Oppression amer
EAtug. sour Rising, OF any fnds estion or bilious
mes, " you do not thask us aftsr uSinv DR WkR.
RiSoN'S PSRfSrALriC LoZENGfS, We will for-
fet the price Of the box. Also, warranted 10 cure
every Hind Of Pits For sale at No 1 fremont
Temple, Boston, bp T. A. Harrison Co. Poprie-
tors and by all druggists. Mailed Tor 60 cents ee.
sw3Asp
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Tweuty..evcn Year., rrnctice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has plsssd Da. DOW at The head Of Az physicians
mailing such practice . speciality. and enables
him To guarantee . speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases of Ssypressies and all other New
sfrssi De,ssse-ssts, hon whatever cssss All let
tets Tor advlcc must contain Al. Once No kndi
colt street Boston. ----'
y. B..Board I. rnished TO thoss desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. .ls7o. no.iyrso
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a Friend I'm Need.-Dr. wistar's Balsam Of
u such In curing all diseases Of the lungs and throat
coughs. colds, and pulmonary affections. and "last
not least" Consumptonl The sick are assured
that the high standard OF excellence which the
popularity % this preparation Il based will always
bc maintained by the prVprietOrs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-19

Great harm and discomfort 10 caused By the usc Of
puryatives which gripe and rack the system. "Par-
sons Puryatve Pills" are free from all impure
matter, and are mild and heaith-giving In their
operation. r
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THE UNION. & J0URNAIh,

the stomach and bowels, dysentary, diarrhra, &C.,
are quite common and should 10 chected at once.
JeAsoas <aotyas Liaiasnf is the best article that
can be used In AL such cases. and should DO kept In
every hmily.
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Biddsford and Saco Retail Pnce Current.
coszscrsD wEskIr

Why give a. much for an ordinary soap OF less
weight, As for Beaeh's Washing Soap that has no
equal iy23
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TROTTING
Ar
MAINE STATE FAIR
$3.50 In PHrses!!

In addition n Liberal and Judeious Premiums for
all classes OF Live stock, Fruits Flowers, Manufac-
turers' Products, Products OF Domestic Industry,
&C., to DO awarded at the Maine State Fair VI 1870,
10 be held In
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2oth-23d,
the Trustees announce the following purses for trials
OF the Speed Of Horses, VIII
TUESDAY, sept. goth.
A Premium of $50, for Horses that never trotted
better than $50, mile heats, in to harness. 500
10 first, $50 10 second To take place at2 o'clock
z. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21st.
A Premium Of $500, for Horses that never trotted
better than 2iO, mile heats, Sin to harness, $50
10 FIRST $50 10 second. To take place M2 o'clock
T. NJ
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State of Maine.


WORK. IS. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
i May Term, A. ID. $50:
Samuel W. Iuques, OF Biddeford, In said County Of
York, Esquire, VS.. John y. Hun recently OF kenne-
bunkport, In said York County, Woman.
And now suggestion 20 the Court that the Defend-
ant nj the time OF the service Of the writ was not an
inhabiant OF this state, and had tenant agent or
attorney within the same; that his goods or estate
have attached In this action and that he has had
no notice VI said suit and attachment IL Ordered,
That notice of the pendency Of this suit he given To
the said defendant, by publishing an attested copy 81
this order. together with abstract Of the plaintiffs
writ three weeks successfully ~ the Union and Jour
nal newspaper printed In Blddef0rd, In said County
of York tile last publication To be not less than thirty
DAYS before term OF said court to be holden nj
Alfred In and for said county, the third Tuesday on
septenber A. ID, ls7O that said defendant may then
and there appear and answer ~ said suit II lac shall
cause. - -
Attest; III. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
tdbstrdei OF PaintiT's Wrftl
Assumnsit on pronissory note, dated April IN, 1888
signed by defendant for Sl0Sls. payable TO plaintiff,
for value received, on demand and interest. Writ
dated March I, ls.O, returnable May Term, $50.
Addamnunl, t3D.
true copy OF order OF Court, with abstract OF the
writ.
3wSJ Attest, II. FAIRFIELD. CLERK.
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A large number Of people are still constantly
jourueyiug to and from the spool" though the
hottest Of the weather. we trust has passed.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps the well known writ
er Of "Gates Agar has engaged rooms at the
SPOOL"
The baseball fever in a violent form has
again broken out after temporary cessation Of
activity.
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The Gentleman'S Prize!

At 2 o'clock an Elegant Harness, valued ut 500,
Cor the best Gentleman's Driving Horse, to 20 In
carriage 10 weigh including driver $50 lbs at start
Ing. Owners Ia drive, mile heats, 2 In ,. Horses
that have trotted for money ,ciH not b, afoe,d 10
esmPsts for th,s friEs. In making this award the
Committee viii take into consideration style, action,
speed, and the general good qualities Of Gentle
mans horse The Harness will be on exhibition ut
the State House durlng the Pair.
COMMITTEE:
Charles J. Gilman; Brunswick, II NJ. Prentiss,
Bangori IL NJ. Harlow, Augusta; Geo. Waterhouse,
Portland; J. ID. Ham, Lewiston.
THURSDAY, sept. 23d.
Ate p. NJ, a Premium OF s 30 for Horses that
never troted better than minutes, mile heats, In
} To harness sl2j TO first, SO ~ second; SIS to
third.
AtI p. NJ, q Premium or 500 for all Stallions
nom 30 years old that have been kept In Maine
for the use Of Mares the present season. mile heats
) in to harness; sl25 TO FIRST, SIS 10 second.
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IN CANCER

He claims superiority over all other ply
sicians of the age. ...r..
His modus operandi is by q plaster. de-
stroying the tumor or sore in from fifteen
to thirty minutes without pain.
Knowledge of this application was pro-
cured at great expense, and DR.. Chase
wishes to give the public advantage Of his
valuable remedy. Most applications of
this kind are simply humbugs, consisting
of caustics which cauterize and burn the
flesh, benefiting In but few cases, aggr,-
waiting the disease in many, not so with
this.
1t never fails to perform q cure when
taken in proper stage. He also boldly
asserts that he can tell every individual
their disease and location Of their pains,
and describe their feelings in almost every
case more infinitely than they can possibly
themselves, without even asking one
question of the patient. ...'-t
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A Premium OF $500. open to all trotting horses
owned In Maine, mile heats, In Ia harness. Stu
To hrst, 500 to second. To take place at o'clock.
Horses contesting for any premium at this Fair,
must have been owned In the State six months pre-
vious TO the time Of holding the Exhibition.
Horses will be called ~ minutes befOro tho time
advertised, and MUST BE READY. Horses will be
started at time. Any one not being ready will be
ruled out. Three 10 enter. two 10 starts In all indie
pendent or outside purses.
Entries for independent trots must be made on or
before MONDAY, Sept 10th. at 10 O'Clock p. NJ,
with the Secretary Of the Society, at the Mansion
House, Augusta.
THE ENTRANCE fEs OF TEN PER CENT. OF PURSE
MUST IN ALL CASES ACCOMPANY THE NonINA-
rloS.
SAMUEL l.. BOARDMAN,
Twas Scc'y Ne. State Ag'l Society.
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THE following list Of taxes on real es-
i tate % non resident owners In the town OF Lebs-
for the year OF ls9, In bills committed 20 Heryey
a. Lord, coll ctor and constable az said town, on the
twenty day of June. A. ID. ls has been returned
by him Co me as remaining unpaid on the 9th day of
May ls! by his certificate VI that date. and now re.
taxes md Interest ana charges are not paid In the
Treasury OF said town. within eighteen months nom the
date OF the commitment OF the said bills, 10 much Of
amount due therefor intending interest and charges,
WILL without further notice, be sold At pablo auction.
the dss!lna house q Isaac IL fS IN Lebanon ;s Ss
day of January A. ID. ISL, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
Value. Tax.
Fall Gershsm L., uIeirs) Maiden, Mass,
81 acres OF land. bounded by lands OF 1.
~. Pan, Daniel Ford. Charles Libbey, -.
and others. 10 D'S
Guptiil John l.. Berwick. Me-, Is acres OF
growth, bounded by lands VI Ivory Lib
hey, Hiram Lord, and other, 100 80
shspleigh Edwin, GO, Falls. y. II 70 acres
iiersoml. FRED. Dixon aud Others ls 4yss
Hayes George, Rochester, n. H., 30 acres
oflznd. bounded BY inrs of Dependence
Cottie, Charles y. iiayes, & Salmon fas
Jones Esther, Baston, Mass. 10 acres 81
land, and buildings, bounded by lands OF
Frank Keay, Samuel Jones and others, 100 6.o5
Mace Joseph, Ct Falls, n. H., u acres Of
Kicker John W.. Ciieisea. Mass. Store and
corner lot Opposite Daniel W. Horn's
dwelling house at Lesros Corner, Ia o
Kicker Lewis, Rochester, n. H., Soscres Of -,
Isnd, ROUNDED by isnis of Jeremiah
slalsieIl lislssl Henry walins'ord' ~ AZ,
Young Charles. (Reslderce unknown) 20
acres Of land. and buildings, bounded by
lands of Hiram v. Wentworth, Jesse
ISAAC II. FALL.
Treasurer ~ Lebanon.
Lebanon, Aug. nth 1870 III sws,