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CLIMATE AND RESOURCES OF MON.
TANA.
BY b. F. POTTS,

GOVERNOR OF MONTANA TERRITORY.
Midway across the continent. between the Great
Lakes and the Pacific Ocean-in the heart OF that
NeS Northwest the extent character, ana resources
OF which the people are at last beginning to appre-
ciate-embraclng within its boundaries four paral-
les OF latitude and no less than twelve degrees OF
longitude, lies the great Territory OF Montana The
superficial OF this Territory is extensive enough
to make three States as large as New York, the
Empire State OF the East and, have stated else
where, l believe 1t to be the richest re-
gon in agriculture and mineral resources
on the entire American continent. There
are at least fifty thousand square miles OF tillabe
land within its limits; and this land, under cheap
and simple process OF irrigation, Is OF unsurpassed
fertility, yielding In the greatest abundance all
reties of the cereals. have seen samples OF wheat
which yielded so bushels to the acre, and the ave-
rage yield throughout the Territory, even with the
very imperfect methods OF cultivation which are In
vogue here is from forty sixty-nye bushels This
exceeds the yield OF the famous wheathelds OF Min
nesoa, and is about four times as great as the ave-
rage wheat crop OF Ohio. Rye, oats, and barley pro-
duee enormously, and the yield OF vegetables is
simply without parallel in the history OF hortcul-
ture in America. The common yield OF potatoes,
1or instance, is 400 bushels per acre.
Lands for grazing purposes too, are of vast ex-
tent and OF the best quality Grasses as nutritious
as sheaf oats the hills and valleys and extend
far M the mountain sides, anording pasturage for
numberless herds OF cattle and sheep during the
entire wear, The cattle alone now to be found in
the territory number at least sixty thousand head
and so abundant are these grasses and so mild is
our climate that no grain or hay is fed to them at
all-they take care OF themselves and keep fat all
winter Our meat markets are supplied with beei
taken from among the different herds at all seasons
of the YEAR and it is found to be OF the fattest and
sweetest. making delicious food superior generally
in quality and navor to the granted stock OF the
states Certainly no country can surpass this fol
Grazing purposes; and there is none where, In the
future when the Northern Pacinc hallroao ma
hnsiness OF raising stock for the market.
OF the mineral wealth OF Montana all the worlC
has heard. IL has been called "the silver spoon
'ston vas in the nations mouth when II was born
mt besides the silver, not less than twelve nilol
dollars worth OF gold dust was taken frOm Ihe nine
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MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.

en- (OO PAIRS OF KID GLOVES HAVE
OU. .OOU been sold by US thus far during the
crease Of our business, as well to reduce very
large STOCK SsfT1S% se are Now VERY CHEAP
Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, slI0 pair.
Genuine BARLEY Kid Gloves, $40 pair.
Ssneas sssS a hs ssGEs' sss d Cove ss
La Belle Black Kid Gloves only SLIPS.
La Belle White Kid Gloves, only ys125
La Belle Light Shades KID Gloves, only sl'25
La Belle, all colors, Kid Gloves, only SIPS.
La Belle two Button Kid Gloves, light shades.
La Belle two Button Kid Gloves, new tints.
La Belle two Button Black Kid Gloves.
Largest stock of Kid Gloves in Philadelphia.
hasiesy iesy regular ,gg as made % Mosery, a5 a ST.
Ladies, English Hosiery, regular and ex length.
Childrens Fancy Hosiery, ex. length.
Children's English Hose, regular and ex. length.
Gents Half Hose, 25, 81 s5 up.
Bargains In Hosiery, to reduce our large stock.
Hamburg Embroidery, Piques, etc., closing out
cheap.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, all the new styles.
Hair ban Brushes Toe Tooth Brushes Cloth Brushes
Fans, all prices, from sc. to $40.
Fine SILK Fans closing out, prices low.
Linen Fans, TO- 49, 2t, IS, 6O Six Fans up to $40.
Parasols at reduced prices, to close.
Parasols cheaper than the cheapest.
Childrens Parasols reduced, to close out.
Trimmed Parasos, less than cost
Frnged Parasols, closing out cheap.
All kinds OF Parasols reduced In price.
Buff Sun Umbrellas In all Sizes
Ladies' Gloves for warm weather.
Ladies' Lsle Gloves, fancy tops, 25, 81, SO, up.
Ladies' Buff and White Gloves, 25, %, 81, up.
Ladies' Gloves, 15c. to 81 so pair.
Ladies' French Taffeta Gloves, SOC.
Ladies' English Taffeta, 81 to $3.50.
Children's White and Buff Cloves
Children's Gloves, 13 cents two pairs, 25 cents.
Children's Gloves cheap. to close some JOB lots.
Gents SILK Gloves, White, Black, and Colored.
Gents Berlin and Lisle Cloves 25, 3S, SO, up.
Ladies' Castor Gauntlets at 1926.
Ladies' Castor 2-button Gloves at S125.
Gents Castor Gloves, 81 81 rs, up.
Ladies' Undresse ed Kid Gloves, 81.
Ladies' Undressed 2-button KID Gloves sl25.
Gents GauZe Shirts, 25. so, rs and u.
Gents Furnishing Goods in great variety.
A. & j. b. BARTHOLOMEW,
Importers OF Kid Gloves,
Nos. % N. EIGHTH Street
l7stuth and 9OS CHESTNUT Street.
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You Will be a Dead Man in Less thar

You Will be a Dead Man in Less than
Three Years.
SHch was the judgment Of my physician, after
careful examination. He said by continual preach
ing and exposure had brought on bronchitis, and
he advised me to stop preaching. 1 then put myself
under medical treatment, which did me but little
good. My throat was so swollen that breathing was
very difficult 1t frequently opened, and then found
relief for time. tried all kinds OF patent medi-
cines, none OF which did me any good. Passing
through Harrisburg, called on lady friend. in
formed her OF my afflicton. She said, 81 was af-
fected In the same way, and none OF the doctors
could cure me. I tried DR.. L. @. G. WlSHART'S
Pine Tree Tar Oordial took few bottles OF It
now you see me as am, cured! at the pas tub twice
aweek. would advise you to try it." went i'm
medately to the drug store and procured IL, and I
thank God am now able to preach the Gospel.
now use 1t more as preventive than cure.
JOHN p. LEIB,
Ex-Pastor Evangelical Church,
Germantown, Pa.
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A Voice from the People.

Cure of Seventeen Years Standing of
Painful Suffering.
], HOOPER JOLLY, OF Philadelphia, do certify,
that for seventeen years was afflicted with Dys.
pepsis and what assert is well known by many re-
spectacle persons OF Dorchester county, Maryland
Having tried the best Physicians and every medi-
cine heard OF, but OF no effect was induced TO
call at Or. WISHART'S Office, and, after examina-
tion, vas pronounced to have Chronic Dyspepsia
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. now can recommend 1t for
the cure OF Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases.
HOOPER JOLLY,
Pastor Zoar M. E. Church, Philadelphia
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DIED.

ABBeTT.-On Secondary evening, 10th inst,
LIZZIE LOVE. only daughter OF John E. and Eliza
beth g. Abbott, aged years, 6 months and 10 days.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
LnLAGoRE.-On the nth inst WILLIAM Fl. LILA
GORE, son Of the late Elias and Elizabeth Lillagore
aged q years.
The relatives and friends, also Mt. Olvet Temple
OF a. and T. of T. T., also Mt. Ovet Union Social
Temple OF T. T., respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral, from his late residence NO. 2OS Chris
tan street. on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. To
proceed to Wharton Street NJ. E. Church for inter-
ment.
PBTKRsoN-On the Goth inst, LIZZIE c., wife OF
John Peterson, and daughter OF the late DR.. Jonn
Uhler.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
The American Button-Hole
overseaming,
a m d Q o nm ID g g
Il, Sewing Machine Combined

Has had an unprecedented sale since its Lntrodp..
tion; They have stood the TEST OF The Sc
VEREST CRITICISM, and have withstood the
The simple fact Of its DOING EVERY VARIETY Of
work done by other Machines, making the same shut
tle-stitch.should convince any candid person Of its
and when we combine the BUTToN-HOLE and the
"oVER-AND-OvER STITCH" (by which sheets are
made, and several other kinds OF work which no
its SUPERIOR MERITS,
The tedious work Of making Button-holes and the
slow, tiresome work OF "overseamng" is made easy
by this Machine, and while you are buying Ma
chine which is to be your companion for life, why
VSft' worSP '-' 0H' "A'" OO'' 'H0 s''''''' 'A' "
We add a few Recommendations
BOSTON, June 49, 1S70.-Dear Sir:-I like the Ame-
rican better than any sewing machine have ever
used. 1 can make a better buttOn-hole on it than
can be made by hand; but, OF course, 1t takes
/ have made ffty-nine (59) button-holes in twenty
(20) minutes In skeleton coats.
/ have had the machine four months and have
made s5ss button-holes in coats, which have all
proved satisfactory.
plain sewing great many times, and 1t never gets
out of order.
to ALL both for family sewing and making button
holes. Wishing you much success, n,,>,x,,n,o
Manufacturer of Clothing, No. so Condor street,
BosToN, June 27, 1s7O.-Dear Strive are using
one of your Plain American Sewing Machines, and
find 1t the most successful OF any we have ever used,
particularly for sewing window shades and window
hollands ,making the stitch look well on the wrong
side OF the work-a result which We have not been
able to attain with other machines.
w. B. ELLIS CO.,
Upholsterers, No. % Broomheld street.
BOSTON, July 19, OIL hav> used the American
Buttonhole and Sewing Machine Combined for five
months in making button-holes In the flies OF pants,
etc., and they have given perfect satisfaction.
p. FARRELL,
Foreman at Minor, Beals & Co.'s Clothing Manu-.
factory.
CONCORD, N. H., March IL, 1s7o.-Dear Sir
l also take pleasure in saying that have for the
past two years used these machines in the manufac
ure OF clothing and think that for even work, aud
certainly OF execution, there is no machine extant
that will compare with them. For the past twelve
years have used number OF different makes o
machines including two Of 1. M Singers, aud
make no mistake when say that1 never had ma.
chine in my shop or house that was to be compared
with the American Machine.
A. j. EDMUNDS,
Proprietor OF the Eagle Clothing House.
COMPANY'S SALESROOMS,
422 3m tuths No. 1918 CHESNUT Street
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My SPECIAL NOTICE-C M DEN AND
w. AMBOY RAILROAD LEASE.
STOCKHOLDERS
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD,
DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL AND
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY,
are invited to sign a consent to lease the works
to the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
now ready at the offices OF
SAMUEL WELSH, Chairman,
No. 21S S. Delaware avenue;
D. M. ROBINSON, No. 1888 s. Third street.;
CAV, BACON CO., No. 3l5 Walnut street;
THOMAS A. BIDDLE a. Co, No. 1926 Walnut st.
BULL q NORTH, Third and Dock streets.
May is, 1871. $40 lot
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CIT Y 1T E NJ S.
WHITcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
South Second streev has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city He has also on hand fine assort-
ment of fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth OF their money.
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Had to Yield my Prejudice at Last.

Had to Yield my Prejudice at Last.
/ was prejudiced to any advice or medicine that
did not come through my family physician. NV boy,
OF three years DID, had fall and worm came from
him. Fearing he might have worms, went to our
Druggist, and he gave me box OF DIR. L. @. @.
WIsHARTS Worm Sugar Drops When 1 gave
them 10 my child said "Ihis is hupbug," but, to
my SURPRISE in less than day and a night he dis
cha rged forty worms, one fourteen inches long.
What the Doctor Said.
That the child might have died at any time, and
no physician would have known the cause without
post-mOr EN- examination.
MRS. APPLETON,
No. III North FORTIETH Street,
Philadelphia.
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yRNETrs FLoRIMEL-An EXQUISITE perfume.

GENTLEMEN OF GOOD CHARACTER who will solicit
business are wanted as agents for the Equitable
Le" the company that does the largest business in
the world. Address 81. L. Register, General Agent,
No 4S2 Chestnut street."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nGy- TO MY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Understanding that reporss have been circulated
that have withdrawn my name from the canvass
hereby authorize my friends to assert that will,
under all circumstances, be candidate before the
Convention, for the Democratic nomination for
PRoTHoNoTARY OF the COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
FRANCIS D. PASTORIUS,
6206t Fifth Ward.
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Or. L. Q. c. WiSHART'S
THEORY"
His Remedies Cure.

First. Not by stopping cough, but by loos-
ening and assisting nature to throw off the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat
and bronchial tubes, causing irritation and
cough.
Second. Most Throat and Lung Remedies
are composed of anodynes, which allay the
cough for while, but, by their constringing
effects, the fibres become hardened, and the
unhealthy fluids coagulate, and are retained
in the system, causing disease beyond the
control of our most eminent physicians.
Third. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its
assistants, are preferable, because they remove
the cause of irritation of the mucous men,
brane and broncial tubes, assisting the lungs
to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions
and purify the blood, thus scientifically max
ing the cure perfect.
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Nay OFFICE OF THE American BUTTON
HOLE, OVERSEAMING, AND EWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, No. 1918 CHESNUf Street,
PHILADELPHIA, June 13, 1871.
The Board of Directors have this day declared q
dividend Of TEN Q0) PER CENT. on the capital
stock of the company, payable in cash. to the stock
holders, less State and National tax, on and after
the 18th Of July next. The transfer books of the
company will be closed from the 1st to the 18th Of
July. SAMUEL WILCOX,
1t Treasurer,
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Rsys UNIVERSITY on PENNSYLVANIA.
FACULTY OF ARTS.
The ANNUAL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS Of the
JUNIOR, SOPHOMORE, and FRESHMAN classes
will be held daily Except Saturdays), from June
to June 26, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p NJ
The CORNER-SJ ONE OF the new College Build
ing in West Philadelphia will be laid on the after
noon of THURSDAY, the 18th, at o'clock.
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION to any OF the
College classes will be examined in the GREEK
and LATIN LANGUAGES on TUESDAY, June
27, at IL O'Clock; and In the ENGLISH STUDIES
and MATHEMATICS on WEDNESDAY,, June %,
at half.past 10 O'Clock.
The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT will take place
FRANCIS A.. JACKSON,
10 19trp Secretary of4he Faculty.
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Raise the Standard High.

Next to the Minister of the Gospel stands
a regular graduated Physician, in our estima-
ton. But, while we hold in high esteem those
who administer to the last wants of our loved
ones, we are compelled to differ with many of
them in treating THROAT and LUNG DIS
EASES.
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my. IF YOU WOULD HAVE NEW LIFE NEW
Blood, and renewed vigor, use HELMBOLDS
GRAPE PILLS. Purify the Blood and Beautfy the
Complexion by the use Of HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA They are no cheap patent medi-
cines, but thoroughly Pharmaceutical, and are not
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n6S. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
49, A ready fit may be obtained at all times.
BARTLETT, No. s3 South SIXTH Street, above
Chestnut. 220n
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rtSs. THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
">S AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1871.
The Board OF Directors have declared SEMI
annual dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. on the CAPT.
tai stock of the Company, clear OF United States
tax, payable on and after July l, 1871.
Qyy HORNER
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J s. APPRAIsERs STOKES, PHILADEL

u. PHIA pa
sOfFiCE OF sCPKRINTKNDxNT, 9Th March, 1El
oeAeo proposals will be received at the ONCE OF
the Super1nfendent until 10 m. OF the 21IH DAY
u ~; "a ~ for Furnishing. Fitting and Put
ilhg ~ fiaee the Iron shutters and Doors Of the
. Appraiser Stores, Philadelphia, Pa, as shown
advertisement.
Payments will be made monthly. on the estinn ate
OF the Superintendent OF the value of such work as
may be completed and in place In the building, at
the rate OF 20 per oent 10 per cent. 70 be withheld
The work will require 70 be all completed and put
In place within three months after the contract 10
signed aud the contractor has been notified to go
Plans and specifications OF the shutters and forms
Tor Proposals can be obtained on application to the
Bidders viii also be permitted to submit proposals
bids.
All bids must be accom- panied By penal boad In
the sum OF ten thousand dollars that the bidder viii
sreept and perform the contract il awarded him the
suncieney Of the security 70 be certified by the o.
ney OF the district where be resides.
The department reserves the right 20 reject any or all
bids IL be deemed 10 the interest Of the
ts do so and any bid that 10 not made the printed
form 20 be obtained in this once. and does con-
form in every respect TO the qurements of this adj
yertissment, will not be considered neither will any
proposals be received from parties who are not
and who have not the necessary fs tiles for getting
out the work.
Proposals. mrs. be endorsed Bi is for Fire proof
Shutters Prsisars stores, Phiistelphis, PeuSsyl
yscia-, CHAkLEc 3. CLCcE.
nh II let superintendent.
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SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
PRoNED PROPERTY IN Pc CITY Oh

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY IN Pc CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
- Under and by virtue of decree, dated on the
8s 10th day OF February, ISL, of the -uprems Court
AAot the District OF Columbia, holding an Equity
Court for said District, in a pending in said
court, wherein George W. Tracer ct al. are com
piainsnts, ard Henry Trader ct al are defend
ants, being No. 2,lS5, Equity Cause, Dacket No TO-
the undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction
ISL. at "a O'Clock m Lot No 81 Il Sc in avid
sons subdivision of Square No ISl fronting % feet
Ia inches on st north, by depth of lis feet IL
inches, between 10th and 7th SITS. west. Also. on
the same day, AT OclOck m, in front of the
prem Uses, Lot and part Of Lot d, being a subdi
vision Of Lots Nos Is aud 10 il Sqnsre No ISL be-
tuning Tor the same at point 18th 81 west I59
ieet inches from the southeast corner of said
square, and running thence west, at right angles
with said street, l55 feet - inch % an alley
thirty feet wide; thence north with the line of said
alley 81 feet hes thence east to said 18th street
at right angles thereto lj5 feet and "a ach thence
south by and with the ike OF said street. 81 feet
inches to the place o. beginning.
This property Is situated on 18th street northwest
No. 1916. between NJ and streets north aud is
back about 80 feet from the building line
Terms Of sale for Lot 5, in Square 1874: One third
cash TesdHe In three, six, nine and twelve months
with interest
Terms Of sale for Lots aud ID, ia Square ISL; One
fourth cash; residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
Honths, with interest. All cOnyeYHcine and
stamps at cost OF purchasers.
II. MILBUR Trustee
mb2l -d6ds LATIMhR CbEARY Aucts
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct1oneers,
ID 317, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

CHANGEBY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
l4IHAN l5IH SHEETS.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
ST the District Of Columbia, passed ia chaucery,
cause 2,017, dec. 10. wherein John Deacon is
complainant, and Lizzie Il. Deacon ct al. defend
ants, the undersigned Tru stee appointed By said
court, will cell, MONDAY, the Sd OF April next,
at O'Clock p m; in front OF the premises the
property mentioned and described in the proceed
pgs IN sald cause, the east Is feet front eF the
subdivision OF Loo No 50, ia square No 2I9, fronting
Cd Samson street, between lith and 18th streets n
W running back the depth OF the lot to an alley
snd improved by afrzme dwelling house containing
four rooms.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third Of the pur, base money in cash, and the
residue in and IL mont with interest secured by
approved notes, with a reserved lien on the gro
perty all in cash. at the option of the
III the terms OF sale are not CONF piled with in one
week from the date Of purchase the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk ssd cost
Of the defsultirg purchaser. Convey sncing and
STAN ps at purchasers cost deposit of $50 will
be required from the purchaser on the day OF sale
q. K. ELLIOTT, Trustee
mhB GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF rae DIS
TAior OF CoLUMBIA.

vs.
Antonio Pelietier, George W. G.
kslin, Y. Onion, II Q. Gill, Ne 2.2II Equity
MHlsn ID Ward, william A; Docket Is.
Iachsrah Borland.
Under the authority OF the decree I'm this case,
rendered en the 10th of February last, 4. COM
missioner appointed for the purpose, will, on the
29th day of March, ISL, at Al in front Of the
City Hall, sell to the highest bidder FOR cash 50
much Of the following descr ibed property will be
necessary satisfy the Of 464 81 and interest
thereon from the l2th day Of November, 1870, to-
gether with all costs In and about ouch proceeding
AID about this sale viz lots marked and lettered
\. q. y, in recorded Subdivisions Of SAID lots il
square No. 525 alsO, part of original Lot No. s in
said sguare, being all that part described in the
deed Of conveyance thereof, duly recorded in Liber
Il. NJ. N, No. ST. folio l4. OF the lsDd records for
Washington county, ID. O., 20 wit = Beginning at
the northeast corner OF said lot, and thence south
eTly with the line of New Jersey IS feet and
9iDcbes, thence westgsrdly with the southern line
OF said lot los feet and inches, thence north l0l
feet the line OF north street, thence with
the lire Of north street 10 the place of beginning
lso, all that part of Lot No. g. In SQUARE SIS,
described in the deed Of convey ance thereof from
Francis p. Wyyil, hich is filed for record in said
land records and dated July slst. 1885, 10 wit Be
giEning at point 81 feet and inches north Of the
southeast Of said lot and running north along
west aud parallel 70 its line thence s1uta along
said line point distant Il feet and inches
north of the southwest corner of said lot. thence
due east TO the pace Of beginning Also all those
lots numbered 70 and % in the subdivision OF origi
pal lots numbered Ia, 4; Is ard r. in Square
No. 5n. 1OW'D 3. MAUNDER,
mb6-if Com issioner under tn decree.
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a VOID QUACKS-A victim Of early indiscre.
"A tion, csusing nervous debility, premature de.
cay &C., having tried In vain every advertised rem
edy has Q simple means Of self cure. Which he VIII
eend free 20 his fellow -saderers. Address. J. II
TUTTLE. 10 Hassaa e., 1sW York. dsH soeR