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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-26

SUPREME COURT. In the matter Of t,le appr
Tor aud u behalf OF me Mayor Aldermen Gom@oaSiT
81 s ely 1 SsT O r S, s & pS
sixly.lgird street, In the city OF New Y YORK.,
We. the uudersrnet Commas loners Of Estimate AMI
notice TO the owner or owners, occupant or occupant,
and. seesa and nha others O whom %
CONCERN, TO vii! ..
ment and that all persons interested 10 these IiOceed
ings. In any Of the lands affected thereby, and who
o H sSs GUY s ' vsrsa 70 d a rs os
or cns,rman At ne once Of the CSmm,slonet.
before the nfh day Of October, 1870 and that We. tho
IL Inc week days next alter the .s mn dsy q
october $50 and Tor that purpose VIII be In attend:
Z That the abstrsc, OF the said estimate ami Assess,
estimates aud other documents which we're used by US
Of inc Derstmesi Of Public worSs in the city Of New
lok there TO remain uht the seventeenth day OF 0c.
s. That the limits embraced by the ASSESSMENT afoto
said ATE ns foows to witt All those certain lots pieces
he ioesns bound. or limits .Ss. sd 10 say s Sssn
ming a. the point Of intersection Of ne centre line o.
rnnning thence sa,terly slou; the centre llne Fy
noriefy along the centre line Of Esht6 avenue 70 ISs
line OF Sew ntyscvenn street thence westerly
M one hundred ees Wse ' .s 20
erly line side the Boulevard thence outhery and
Dist street thence eastery along tho centre line Of Sew
enyhrst Stree! to the centre line Of Tenth and
TO the poiut or ace o beginning and,
S SsreS 70 Sre Ss Ss eSis.
S" e y es P YORK Cont ON inc ne
da OF october 7O the opening OF the CGur, Oh that
as counsel can be heard there n motion Wi b. maid
'Ai, .ss ' s.M Tep Sls % A s2pssc sO
yitaafEs s d soAIfEiaLtEIyr' Commissioner.
WILLIAM II, TRACY. \
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OF TIE KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER.

Persons unacGnaintcd with the structure
and functions OF the Kidneys cannot csti
mate the Importance of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action of the Kid.
neys Is as important, nay, even more so.
than regularity Of the bowels. The Kidneys
remove from The Blood those cilcte matters
which, If permitted to remain, would spccd.
lly destroy life. \ total suspension OF the
urinary discharges will occasion death from
tblrty-six to foty.ciSht hours.
hen the Urine is voidcd in small umn-
titles Mt the time, or when there is n dispo.
S'ton TO Crinatc more frequently than nntn.
raj, or when the Urine is high colorcd or
scalding with weakness in The small Of tho
back, il should not be tricd With or de-
lnycd, but Koskoo should be taken Mt once
to remedy the difficulty, before IL lesion of
the organs takes place. Most Of the dis.
cases Of the Bladder originate from those
OF the Kidneys, the Urine being imprr(ectly
secretcd in the Kidneys, prove Irritating to
the Bladder and Urinary passages When
wc recollcct that medicine never reaches
the Kidneys except through the general cir.
culation Of the Blood, we see how necessary
1t Is to keep the Fountain Of Life Pure.
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KOSKOO!
Meets with GREAT SUCCESS in the CURE of
DISEASES OF TILE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Almost ninc-tcn,hs Of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion, and are, there.
tore, liable to its concomitant evils Of men.
tai depression, confused ideas. sottcning Of
the brain, insanity, and complete breaking
down Of the general health. Thousands arc
suffering to-day with brokcn.slown nervous
systems. and, unfortunately, tobacco, nIco.
mol, laic hours, ovcr.work, (mental and
physicnD, arc causing diseases Of the ncr.
Vons system To- increase at n fearful ratio.
The SYMPTOMS to which diseases Of the ncr.
,vons system give rise, may be stated az fol.
lows A dull, heavy feeling in the head,
sometimes more or less severe pain or head
acne; Periodical Headache, Dizziness,
Noises or Ringing in the Head; Confusion
OF ldoas; Temporary Loss Of Memory; Dc.
lection Of Spirits Starting during Sleep !.
Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering
Questions; Dnlncss Of Hearing Twitching
OF tho Face and Arms, &c. which if not
promptly treated, lead to Paralysis, Dclir-
inn', Insanity, Impotcncy, Appoplexr, &C.,
WV
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DISEASES or THE BLOOD.

DIoEAolNo VIZ lille BLOOD.
"Thc life Of the flesh Is In tho Blood" is
Scripturai maxim that science proves to
be true. Tho people talk o. bad blood, as
the cause of many diseases, and like many
popular opinions this Of bad Llood is founded
In truth.
Tho symptoms Of bad blood arc usually
quite pitin-bad Digcstion-causcs impcr-
iect nutrition, aud consequently the circu-
lat'on is feeble, the soft tissues lose their
tone and elasticity, and the tongue becomes
palc. broad, and frequently covered with n
pasty, white coat. This condition soon
shows itself in roughncss Of tho skin, then
i'll ERCrrlvE and uLcEnArlvE diseases, and
whcu long continued, results in serious lc-
s'ons OF the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary
apparatus. Much, very much, suffering is
caused 10y impure blood. 1t is estimated by
some that onc.flflh Of the human family arc
affected with scroIulu in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you arc not so
liable to any disease. Many impurities of
The Blood arise from impure diseases OF
large cities. Eradicate every impurity from
the fountain OF life, and good spirits, fair
skin and vital strength will return to you.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of sundry writs Of Ficri Facias
to mo directed, will SCH or tho first Mon.
day in fpril next, at Ncwbcrry G. H., tho
Following property, viz:
~ acres Of land moro or less, bounded
oy ifnds OF Ross johnson, II. S. Sattcrwhitc,
ct al. Levied on MS tho property of Eliza.
beth GoGRans, at tho suit Of Werts T. Pc.
tcrson. q
Also 10 acres more or less, bounded by
lands OF A. W. Monts, w. i. Dawkins, CT
a., levied OH at the suit Of NJ. Halt VS. George
Mayor. 2
Also 2G0 acres moro or less bounded by
lands OF John i. Glymph, Wadc Subcr, ct
A., levied on at the suit Of Thoq,as Reid,
adm'r. ct al., VS. H. S. Sigh. 3
Also | will sell ut the residence Of F.. S
Sigh, on Tuesday after sale.dny next, 3
head of horses, l mule, 7 hcai Of cntllc,
- hogs, ! wagon, plantation implements,
household and kitchen furniture, levied on
at the suit Of Thomas Reid admir-, ct al. vs.
l.. S. Sigh. 3
Terms Cash.
/. will also sell at tho risk Of former
purchaser, l700 acres Of land moro or
less, bounded by lands of Drayton Lake,
Georgc 4. Schumpcrt, waters Of Bush aud
Slluda Rivers, estate Of job Johnstonc, ct
nj. On this plantation arc the finest wheat
md corn mills Oh Busl, River, and some fine
bottoms. Levied on at the suit of Caldwell
and Robertson, ct ai, VS.. II. e. T. G. Croft.l
Terms cnsl. 6
TIIOS. NJ. PAYSINGER, 8. ". G.
Mar. 10, 1I-3t.
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NEW BERRY PEMALE
AGA 5)Hs,,MY.
a. =. rIFEE. NJ. AZ, rrinclpsi.
MISS FANNIE i.EAVELl., A,.t,i.n,

INlE next session Of this SCHOOL WIN
Il. begin on the first Tuesday In january.
a. d., 1871. The Scholastic yGnr viii DO d.
yidru into two sessions Of 20 weeks each.
with vacation OF two months IN tho Sum.
mcr: Tctms rrr stssfoa Of 30 weeks as ~:
lows: ..
Primary Class Smelling. HcadihIS;
Writing nnd Arithmetic. .............$ SO 6D
Junior Clnss- Modern Geography,
Errli III Grhntnur, ami Including ubbSe $500
Senior tIm<s-rhySca nnh Ancfcft
Gcogrnrhy; ll:";ory, Mental rhlloso.
ply, Khetoric, C0mpoSitinn, Latin,
Greek, AIgchrn. Geometry ,rrisonomo-
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Including above. c................. $1,000
One halfihc tuition must invariably be pntd
IN advance nn,l The remainder ut tho onl ~
each Session. \" reduction mato except IN
eases OF prolonged illness. .'rU
- French, German, Spanish md Music wi)t
he Taught by competent masters Mt Iiinitefnt6'
rates. Particular attention will l,o given a.
the sluly Of tho English Language an,l Conf
pnSitinn,
Fnr further information apply to
Cot. FAIR. Pres. lizard rtnstccs.
:. T. Wn'IElt. !;cc. Board Trustees, OF
the undersigned ut Nrwhrrrv, s. G.,
a. l.. rlFl:E, Principal.
Dee o. bO-if
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
CoRREcrEp WEEKLY.

NxwDrRny, 3. c.. March 15.-Cotton IN mod
crate demand, 18 a l84.
New i0nK, 3lHreh III i. M.-Cotton firm
and closed quiet will, fnlcs OF 5000 alcs mt 2l
2lN. Flour rMli7r Givors buyers. Wheat dull
Corn heavy. Gold closed unsettled with IL bid
BALTtEorE, March lf.-Cotton firm, Mt II.
Flour duil.
CHhRLEe1oN, MARCH, Il Cotton Quict-mitl~
ding 20I; receipts 562 bales Gales 200; stock
"a 'OI5.
LIvERroot., March 4--Eyeuing.--Cotton
stcudy-suics 20 10 bales.
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Due West Female College.

TIE Summer Session opens on tho first
MONDAY in March and closes second
Thursday III July.
Tuition and Boarding, including Fuel and
Washing, per session, SS7 Music, pi-
ano, $1,000. French, $500.
The College was never more prosperous.
j. +. KENNEDY, Secretary Faculty.
Due West, S c., Feb. 8, 1870.
Feb. 16, 7-3m.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that three months after
date, application will he made for Renewals
OF Certificates Nos. 492 and 49l, dated 10th
December, 1863, for Fifty Shares each il.
the CAPITAL Stock Of "Thc BANK OF NEW
BERRY, SO. .GN.," in the name of WIN. IT.
G. DCDLEi-the originals having been
stolen or lost.
Newbcrry, So. Ca. February 8, 1870.
Feb. Q, 6-lawIt-lam2t.
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WANDO pER1IIIIZER.

The experiments Of the pHsL yrnF hXVG
H"nl'rn,eh those nf Ior."cr Years, md estnb:
liShrd beyond nll controversy, the great
merit Of this Snull, Carolina Frrlilizrr.-
The undersigned nrc the Agents ut Sowher.
ry, aud will furnish amy quantity needed
hr the planters Of this section. =, They Also
have great number OF small pnliipticts
continuing testimonials Of many Of tho btlt
plnntrrs Of this aud nd dioining States. SE
10 It's I'r'iiizing properties, Which They will
distribute gratis.
Il. MOORMAN T. co:
Ian 10 lc
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STOLEN.

FROM my pasture, March 3D.: a PALE
RED COW, With spcckied sides,' medium
sized horrs, and about four years old Said
COW was unmarked when stolen She had
a calf threo days old which is in my posses.
sion; Any information will be thankfully
received, aud n reward Of $40 paid for her
recovery. JOHN a. BEDENBAUGI,
Mar. ., !o.-2t' Frog Level, S. c.
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NOTICEI

:, ALL persons holding claims against the
County, Commissioners, arc hereby required
TO render tho samo to tho County Treasurer
properly altnstcd, OH or before tho 10Th
day OF April next. Those who do not nyaiI
themselves Of this Notice, their accounts
will be barred
BY order Of the Board County Commits.
sioncrs, Newbcrry County. ...
JOHN GOATE, Clerk,
Mar. lG, lit. Board G. C., NC,
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Notice..

] will apply to John Y. Peterson, Judge
Of Probate Cor NcwGcrry County, on the
23d day orMarch next, for fina, settlement
OF my accounts, and my discharge as nd.
mnistrntor OF the Estatc Of Ca,harinc Buzz.
harat, deed. Those holding claims against
sail estate must present them on or boCovo
that day or they will be barred
d. II. BUZllARDT, Adm'r,
Feb. %, S-.6t.*
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80 -. : = : -
NOTICE.

will apply to john T. Peterson, Judge
Of Probate for Ncwbcrry County, OF the
9Th day Of April ucxt, for II final settlement
nnd my DISCHARGE as Administrator Of the
Estate OF BENJAMIN LAKE, deceased.
All parties having demands against said
ESTATE must render them in on or before
that tine. And nll parties indebted to said
Estate must make payment hy that time.
-. HENRY w. DOMINICK,
Mar. I6, LIT. Admir-
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NOIIUE.
Court Did Not Meet.


Bat T.. r. Marshall's goods came
according 10 notice, and arc still
coming; no use repeating.
Candy by tho hundred pounds,
astonishingly cheap either whole.
sale or retail.
Fruits, Nuts, Cakes, Crackers,
Fish and Oysters,
Bulls. Of Pink Eye Potatoes,
Yam .potatoo Slips,
Sweep Potatoes,
And, and, well just COME AND
SEE.
Mar. 1G, lift:
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KOSKOO!

Is remedy Of Wonderful Efficacy in th,.
cure Of diseases Of the Ei,ineys and Dlad.
DOR IN these Affections il as near spcci-
lic 40 any remedy can t,r. Il does its work
kindly silently, nnd surely. The Relief
which 1t affords Is both certain and pcrccp-
tiblc.
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THE CALOGRAM,
BALTIMORE. MD.

A Quarterly Recorder of Literature. Dc.
voted to Literary Affairs, Typography, Arts,
Science, News. Poetry, and Advertising
~ sketch OF foreign life published every IS.
sue. Editorials. Price, One Dollar a year.
a box Of Goodspccd's Golden Fountain
Pens, sent to every cash subscriber for
1870. These pens write sixty lines with one
dip Of ink. SAMPLE COPIES, 10 CENTS,
Prepaid. E.S. RILEY. Jr.
Publisher, 10 S. Charles st.
Mar. IL, ll-am.
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Walkers Adding Machine.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT by leading account
ants to be the most practical one ever in
use. Will add figures correctly in uuanti
ties ranging from the limits Of simple addi.
ton 10 the dimensions Of the National debt,
& rec columns at time, MS quick as n good
writer can set them down. Statesmen
wanted. There ia money in it. Sample
and terms sent for 81.
II. II. WALKER,
20s broadway, New York.
=. @. Box, 1886.
MIR lG, lit.
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MiIHOT'N 1]AYZo1'lI!!

F0RW ARD all orders for PASSOVER
BREAD or MATHOTiI FLOUR to my ad
dress, or TO Messrs. Einsman Bros Bakery,
No. ST, Market Street, Charleston, s. c.
Terms Cash, or shipment per Express
"C.:O. D." B. d. SCiIUR,
Cor. Meeting and lIascl sSIa,
Charleston, S. c.
Mar. l6, ll-2t.
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Attend to Your ChiEdrcn's Teeth

We nrc 20 often called on TO extract tho
iir't Molars or jaw Teeth for children, an,l
TO rrgnlato or strengthen the front teeth,
wh'ch hrcom" crooked from neglect, that
We think IL advisable to call tho attention OF
parc"ls TO tho subject 30 TINT the back tectl.
may be filed and the front tectl. noiiccd
whilst childron arc cnliing their second set,
so as TO prevent their coming irregular
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from
tho upper Jaw, and ton from tho lower Jaw,
md tho MOlars, or jaw teeth, which the,
:nt BACK Of these bolong TO their adult or
grown set. Many persons say they were
not aware Of this lnct. Now notice and net
accordingly. Charges very moderate.
forms Cash. e. g, WIiALEY.
Mare, 0---tP Surgeon Dentist.
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Notice.

] will apply to John T. Peterson, Judge
of Probate for Newbcrry County, on We'd
nesday, the 30th day Of March inst, for n
final settlement aud my discharge rs Ad-
minstrator Of the estate Of Simeon p. Dick
crt, deceased. All persons having demands
against said estate, are hereby notified to
rendcr them in on or before that day, or
they will be barred.
M. L. DICKERT, Admir-.
Mar. 2,9--it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31
EOrecIOsure Sale.

State of Wisconsln-Circuit Court fef
Pierce County.
Geo. Carmichael. plaintiff. again.t Joks
johnson aud Botilla johnson, defendants
Tn pursuance of the judgment Of this essrt
i rendered in this action on the Sd day ~
January 1870, j shall OF the 10Th day of May .
A. D., 1870, at 2 o'clock J. NJ. at the trent
door OF the post office in the city Of Prescott
in said county. offer for sale at public sue
ton, and sell Ia the highest bidder, the fell
lowing descI lied real estate, 10 wit. The
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section twenty-three (23). in township twsn.
ty-four (24). north of range sixteen (lGl
west anil The northeast quarter of tie south
east quarter. IL section tweniy-ihreo Gay in
township twenty -four (24) north of range
sixteen (l6, west. containing eighty acres. an
of said lands lying and being in Pierce sssE-
ty, Wisconsin. Geo. W. Dickinson.
49-6v. Sheriff.
Dated Mar. %. 1870.
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Notice.

To all rtou, IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the re-
quirements OF revised statutes of state of Wis.
consin, chap. Sc, sec Is as amended by chap.
81, in session laws of Of 1861, that the trus.
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Prescott Wisconsin, will apply to Hon. H. l..
Humphrey, Judge of the eighth judicial cir
cult. at his office in the city OF Hudson. Wis
consn, on Monday. the eleventh day of A pril,
A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for an order
authorizing them to execute a mortgage on
lots five (5) and six,- (6). block four, (4),
Copp & Maxon's first addition to village, now
city of Prescott, Wisconsin. to the amount of
one Thousand dollars for the purpose of COM
plotting the church building in process of erec-
Il on on said lots.
By order of Board of Trustees of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of Prescott Wiscon-
sin. j. ID. SERIES, Sec.
Dated at Prescott, March %, 1870.
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Notice.:

At meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of the town of River Falls, held January -.
1870, -.
N ,eas ordered, That the town OF River
Falls be divided into nine road districts, de-
scribed a. follows:
District No. l. ee's ! and 2. n15 see.
Il,n1a sec. IL. town 81. range 10; $50
VIZ sec. 5, n11a sec. z, nw4. Sec s, town ~,
range L..
Distrsa No, 2-s1z. .sc. II. s1S sss. 10.
secs l3 and Il. M soc. %. n'1 seA SEQ IS.
nell of sw]4 sec. %. n12 SEQ %. ss1 see
"a, ma sw14 sec. "a. sw1 sec. IL, n11s ns1a
sec. 25. town 81, range Is,
District No. Secs -, II. % and %.
e1a sec. Is, eh sec. 30. ns1 ns1 zee 70.
town 81, range IL.
District No. 4-Ssc's 3. As and 10.
District No. 5-Ssc. !, 2, ii and IL.
town 81, range Is,
District No. 6-sis sec. Z. sw14 see. 8.
VIZ s@c. Is. secs Is aud IL. MA Ssc is, seA
Sec Is, n1s sec. 10, n1a sec ~, sec 81, VIII
sec %. toS n 81. range 10,
DiStric. No. Sec. IS. all sec. % except
the ne14 of ne114 secs 81 and %. n11 see %.
se14 seq 80. ca sw11 sse. D, s.e's 81, So
SO. town 81, range Is,
District No. 8-s1S sec. I9 sOsth ons-
half sec. 90. secs %. 80. 81 and 80. vest OTIS.
half sw1I sec. 80. town 81. r,Ags 10.
District No. s-nwL sw11 sec. 90. south
one-half sw1 sec. %, sd SCI sec. % so.tk
hall se14 sac. %, west one half sec RI,
sea sc. %, south one half ne14 sec. 2S.
secs %. IS, and sc, town ~, range Is.
BY order of town board, town Of River
Falls.
JOEL FARNSW ORTIZ,
HOLLIS S. PROCTOR.
LYMAN HEALY,
A.. Supervisors of River Falls.
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Pierce County Court--In Pro-
hRGo.

In the matter of the estate of Willard Iollen-
beck, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Eli
~ "a j. Hollenbeck of River Falls, in said
county representing amon,; other things that
Willard Hollenbeck late of River Falls in
said county on the 18th day of December
1869, died intestate leaving goods, chattels
and estate. within this county, and that she,
the said petitioner is the widow of said de-
ceased and praying that administration of
said estate be granted unto G. II. Crossman
Of River Falls in the said county.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge OF this Court. at his Office in
the city of Prescott, on Monday, the 18Th
day of April, A. D., 1870, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks, once in each week in the Pres
colt JOURNAL, newspaper printed in Pies
colt prior to said day of hearing.
Dated, Mar. l9, 1870.
BY the Court. William Howes.
49-3w County Judge.
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Furniture for sale.

II will sell at my place near the Academy.
Il all my furniture, farming implements.
DC.
The household goods consist of one elegant
parlor sett of rosewood furniture, enc fine
brussels carpet, one mahogany book case, one
easy chair. stove, DC.
The dining room furniture consist OF one
marble top side board, an extension table.
caned seat chairs, DC
Also two bed room sets of black walnut.
bureau caned seat chairs. DC.
have four No. Durham cows, and one
fine 3 year old heifer. one Marsh Harvester.
(new) }. pair of bob sleds. (new), pair of
Scotch harrows. one pillow, one buggy pole,
hay knife, spades, measures. shOvels. sacks,
and other articles too numerous to mention
JOHN 3. HEFFERN.
River I alls. Feb. II 1870.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

fault. Fruitless experiments, term after
term and year after year, are poor re-
ward for the time and money we have
expended; and it is the most ardent
wish of all that this state of affairs may
soon be exchanged for better. That
we are liberal in our appropriations for
common schools, will not be denied, and
that we do not get our moneys worth,
all will agree: nor can we until we more
properly appropriate it.
We ask, then, united vote for this
great public institution. 1t is, in reality
but loan ing our credit for term ofyears
with the consciousness, no: only OF being
public bsnefactors, but of the fact that
our money, even, will be restored to US
long before we shall be called upon to
pay it. We shall yearly save thousands
Of dollars in cur expenditures for com
mon schools, and still have far better
ones. This fact alone may well appeal
to us, but the higher, tae nobler view TO
be taken is the fact that we shall have
done noble--a generous act N eleva-
ting the character and thereby greatly
enhancing the usefulness of our so called
common schools, but really the colleger
of the masses--an act which, il.sucsess-
full. will fix permanently in our midst
one of the benevolent institutions of the
state--yea, even of the nation. if not of
the world. M.
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Foreclosure sale.

State of Wiseonsin--CirsAh Cssri. kr
ri rec County.
John G. Allen. plaintif. against John I.
Wood, Willard Wood, and II. j. Anss. de.
fcndants.
I'm pursuance Of the judgment of this sesfi
Il rendered in fhis action on the Sci day Of
January, 1870, / shall on the 10th day Of
May. A. D., 1870, al o'clock r NJ, at hs
front door of the Post Office, in the city 81
Prescott, in said county. offer TOR sale at psb.
lie auction, and sell 10 the highest bidder the
following described real estate. to-wit: The
northwest quarter of section eighteen (ls)
and the southwcst quarter of section seven
az, all in township twenty five (25.) nsrtA
of range fifteen. (l5), west. said lands lying
and being In Pierce county. Wisconsin.
Geo. w. Dickinson,
4S-6w. Sheriff.
Dated Mar % 1870
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31
Special .adrerffsentnfs.
AdministratOr,s sale.

Pierce County Court in Probate. in The mat
ter ef The estate OF Alois Mnser decreased
NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue
IN and in pursuance of an order Of lfceh. &
made in said matter on the seventh day at
February A. d. 1870 by the County Court
of said county. the undersigned adnfhIs'fa-
tor of the estate of said deceased will on the
29th day of April, 1870, at one o'clock in the
AFTERNOON at the house of Franklin Tomlin-
son. in the town of Union, offer for sale ut
public vendue the following described lands
aud mill standing thereon Ia wit:
The undivided halt OF the south east quar-
ter of the north west qusfter Of section, ~
town %, range Is. together with the nhdiSi-
vided half Of saw ill and appurtanancss
ihereunto belonging and standing thereon.
The terms OF sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
48 3w. E. HOLT. Administrator.
Dated. Urion. Mar. Sd 1870.