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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
E1As.
Treasury Department.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURREscY,
WAsursErnN Oat ffh 1871

OFFICE oF CONTROLLER OF TIE CURREEcY,
WAsHIssToN, Oct. fth, 1871.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersi sned, II has been made to appear
that "The KoCS Island National Bank az the
Cjfq of Book IsiaHd. "a the Coastg Of Rvck Is
land and State of Lfiaoss has been duly organ
lied under aud according to the req airements of
the Act OF Congress, eatitied IAN Act to provide
National Currency secured by a pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the cir
culatiOn and redemption thereof approved
June 3rd, 1894, sod has complied with ali the
provisions of said Act req aired be co nplied
ing under said Act.
Now therefore, I, Hiland R. HiIburd, Comp
troIler of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"The Rock Island National Bank" in the city
of Rock Island, in the county of Rock Island,
and State of Illinois. is authorized to commence
the business of Banking un Ter the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my
ISL hand and Seal of ofdcs this 7th day
of octuber, 1871.
HILAND R. HILBURD,
No. 1889 Oomptr olier Of Currency.
The Rock Island National BANK will open for
business at No. % W. Illinois street, November
lst, 1871.
Ben. Harper,
John W Spencer,
Peter Fries,
Edward Burial, IT,, Directors.
J. b. Wilson,
A. Benedict,
| 7. J. Robinson,
7 J. ROBINSON. President.
BEN HARPER, Vice Prest.
A. BENEDICT, Cashier.
| October 25, ls7l-d6at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
CHARLES ROBINSON,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. Hun's Block, cor.
n Warrington and Illinois streets, Rock Is.
land. Connected with BiSbse a MHrshs Law and
oollsstlon otioe Of Chicago. my l5dly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

THIS PUMP ls warranted uPeIior to any in
l. the market, tor brewerIes, sugar Houses,
Ianneries, Boiler Feeders, steam boats, Mining
and Fire purposes, ect. 1t tbrOws full stream
of the thlcAsst beer mash without eloggipg, and
sugar syrap boiling hot, without ditheulty.
Warranted g poaitISe Pump under ali rcum
stances F; it never stoIs gets oct of order, and
by reason of he patent device in he valves, is
kept elea- and Always ready Tor action 1t il
SIMPLE, CUMPLkrk ane P0%EHF L L, and
needs expstt 10 run it. Sza-l enc tails to
do the work for winch it is soid, it may be re-
turned and the money refunded
During she past year di.interested mechAni-
cal saranfs have sat in judgment on its merits
and elfims in each Of the following named pla-
ces, viz:-MABYLAsD INSTITUTE,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
Iowa State Eair.

and Nav HAMPSHIRE MEcHANIc's AND Arr As
ISOLATION. A unanimous verdict in every in
stance awarded to this Pump the first prem ium.
Nor this empty honor, obtained without
sharp competition fer the hest builders of New
YORK and other states entered the arena, with q
hope of proclaimiLg themselves the vlctors.-
The record is in favor, 1t is worthy of note
thai this Pump has been awarded the first prize
whenever and wherever exhibited. deel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
Over all Other WringerS.

1T VIKINGS FASTER THAN BY HAND.
We consider the Providence superior 20 all
others. for the following reasons -
LIST. The ROLLERS, of large size and best
quality Of White Rubber, are all secured to their
Shafts 10 the most permanent manner, By the
Moulton Process, making the Best Roller in the
World
81. The PATENT METAL JOURNAL CA.
SINGS prevent any wear upon the journals.
The wooden journals in which the iron shafts
Of other machines run, soon wear, and the EN-
ciency Of the wriuger is thereby greatly redueed]
Sd. The DOUBLE sPIR Al o0Gs used on
this Wringer give the utmost ease snd steadi-
ness In working, while the double stop prevents
them from bottoming or being thrown out of
gear We furnish either single or double gear
Providence desired.
4th. The ADJUSTABLE CURVED CLAMP
readily adjusts this Machine to tubs Of any sise
or thickness, making perfect fastening No
wooden pegs or rubber straps on this Clamp.
bth SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH and BEAU
TY, are combined in this Machine, with ell the
requisites Of g first class Wringsr.
Providence Tool Comfy,
il warren It.. New York.
nevS-dH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

AttorueVB.
p T. n'ELHnRNz. rHEo. ABBOTT
McELHEREE l. ABBGTT,
A AAtornevn and OcunHeIlors at Law
rHRo. ABBOT

AND SOLICITORS IN oHABCERY. OF
n fee opposite Rock Island House,
ROCK ISLAND, ........ILL
Aal9o-dMlI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

LOCAL NOTICES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
LIVER REGULATOR.
THE SYMPTOMS of Live

many OF the above symptoms attend
at other times very few of them; but
orally the organ most involved. Gu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14

AN OLD-TIME CAMP MEETING.-The
order of the day would be almost uniformly
this: The horn (which was long tin one,
hung in the preaching stand) was sounded
at sunrise, when it was expected that all
persons in the tents would rise. Half an
hour later it was blown again for family
worship, which must be observed en- eveay
tent, after which breakfast was prepared
and eaten. At eight or nine according to
the season, the horn announced prayer
meeting in the tents; at ten it proclaimed
preaching; after that followed praying at
the stand and call for mourners, or, as
more correctly and elegantly expressed,
" an invitation to such as desired an in
terest in the prayers of those present from
conviction that they were sinners" Then
came recess for the midday meal, and
after this there was preaching again at
2 P. N. There were prayers at the stand
and mourners called forward again, after
which there was usually an adjournment
to the open part of the ground, and
grand prayer meeting organized IN the
ring" The ring-meeting was formed In
this way If there were many mourners
at the altar, as it was called, that is, two
or three designated benches in front Of the
one in authority would order
a removal, on which some active fellows
would shoulder few benches and carry
them to the square, and have them placed
in a convenient manner ard ready for the
mourners to kneel by or sit upon. Before
these were removed, but IN an incredible
short time, enough stout young men would
join hands around the benches to form
enclosure. These again were en-
closed by an outer ring Of those who were
the first to spring to the place, that they
might have a full view Of he proceedings;
for it was understood that this circle was
not to be entered except by mourners and
those who were to talk and pray with them.
The young people Of the country were
generally good singers, and knew the
hymns and tunes mostly in use, and the
numbers who would be surprising. Two
resolute ones Of the living wall of this ring
would be designated as at once doorposts
and dOorkeepers, who at their discretion
admitted persons within the enclosure.
The mourners were then bror ght on, and
entering kneeled at tle benches while a
brother of leading voice would start
a Come, ye sinners poor ard needy OF
some similar song, in which every availa-
bic voice would join, not a brick Of the
wall of this tabernacle k ping silence.
Then followed a prayer, then song, aud
then prayer, and at last a St 'ady stream
Of song and supp!ication, running together
like the parts Of flGue, harmonizng in
spite Of all Acknowledgements Maya
zine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14

CLAP-TRAP AND CANT.-Invalid reader, Il
you are unwise enough to put yourself outside
of any of the mock tOnics guaranteed to con-
tain ''no difusive stimulant, ''you will come
to grief. Ask your physician if any liquid
preparation, destitute of stimulating proper
ties, is worthy of a tonic. He will tell you
no. Shun all such nauseous catchpennies.
PLANTATION BITTERs. the most wholesome in
vigorant in the world, owes the rapidity with
which it relieves the disordered stomach and
the shattered nerves to the dffusive agent
which cynveys its medicinal ingredients to
the scat of the complaint. That agent is the
spirit OF the sugar cane, the most nutritious
and agreeable of all the varieties of alcohol.
The medicinal ingredients of the Bitters,
valuable as they are, would be comparatively
useless without this distributive basis They
would ferment and ur. Beware, as you
hope tor health, Of the horrible compounds
of refuse drugs in a state of fermentation
which humbugs are endeavoring to foist upon
the public as medicines
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
NATURES REMEDY.
lUTEpWT II un1
Y 6G0 I lNQ IL
Tie CREkI BLOOD PURIFIER

VEGETINE Is maze exclusively from juices of the
carefully led BARKS, ROOTS and ii ERBS, and
strongly entTated Il IL will egectually eradi-
from the system every faint OF StROFULA
SCROFULOUS HUNOR, TUMORS, CANCER. CAN
CEROUS HUMOR. ERYSI"ELAS. SALT HEUM
SYPHILITIC DISEASES, CANkER, FAlN TNESS
AT THE STOMACH, and all diseases that arse from
impure blood SCIATIEA, INFBAMMA TORY AND
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. GOVT
and SPINAL COMPLAINTS can only he effectually
cured through the blood
For ULCERS and ERUPTlVE DISEASES OF the
SKIN. PUSTULES. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, BOIIS,
TETTE ., SCALD HEAD ard RINGWORM. Eege
the h never Iatled 10 effect permane II cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COM
PLANTS, DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS. LEU
CORRHGA, arising from internal ulcera ion. and
uterine diheases ID GENERAL DEBILITY. veg
ettne acts directly upon The causes OF these COM
plants. invigora AID strengthens TIE whole sys-
TEN, acts upon the cretve organs, sIays indamma-
ton. cues liberation, and reguis the bowels
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAI COS
RIVENESS, PALPI ALTON OF THE HEART,
HEAD ACHE, Pill ES, NERVOUSNESS and GEN K
tai prostraton of the NERVOUS SfS IEh, no
medicine has given such perfect satslaconss the
Vegetine Ii purhes the blood, cleanses all oil the
organs, ard possesses a controlling power over the
Nervous stem.
The re narkabe cures effected bv Vegetine have
induced many physicians and ap0thscarIes whom we
know 10 prescribe and use il IN their own iamlies
In tact, Vegetine is the b. st remedy yet dlscov
cred for ABOVE diseases, and Is the on y reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER vet PLACED betorelhe public
Prepared by HI. r.. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Price SIPS. Sotd by all druggists FN5m3=ow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
That Favorite Home Remedy
p AIN kIILE II

Has been before tie public over THIRTY YEAEs. and
robably has a wide ami he tier reputation than any
other proprists medicine OF lie present day At
this period there hut few uuacquanted with the
merits of the PAS KILLER; but, while e1tol il
as a Hniment, they know tut lHile Of its power IN
easing pain when tasen internally while Others use
il Iternally with great success bu equally ignc-
rant If its healing vrues when applied externally.
We N reore ish % sey TO all, that is equally
ces~ful whether used Internally externally. Ii il
sufficient evidence Of 10 virtues standard medici ne
TO know thar il u.~t iu sl par Of The world
and that it, sale is utly increasing No curative
agent has had such wide spread sale or given such
universal satisfaction.
DAVIS PAIy KILLER purely W ge able com
pound, prepared from the bes and purest materials and
with that insures The perect Uniformity in
the medicine; and while it is mo effective remedy
tor pain, it perfectly ssfe medicine, even in the
most unszilul hands
1t is emnent'y FAMILY MEDIC e aud by being
kept ready for immediate resort, will save many an
hour Of suffering, and many dolIsr in and do,
t)r's bills.
After over thirty year, tria il is still receiving the
unqualified testimonials from persons Of
the highest cha--cter and responsibility. Eminent
Physicians commeuu IL most efectual preparation
for the sxti1e ton Of pain. Il only The best re
medy known for Bruises, Cuts Burns &C. but FOR
Dysen terry Choera, any Of con- pla
it Is remedy unsurpassed for efc sncy, and rapidity
Of action. n the great cities Of India, other ho
climates, It has become the standard meoicins for all
such complaints, well for Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants and all other kindred disorders. For Coughs
and Colds, Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties
# has been proved by the abundant and oonviu
cling testimony 10 be an invaluable medicine
We would caution rhe public against all Imitation
of our preparations either In name style of putting
| up. M3lw5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14


Eeruss Liquors dolr0red spiced and sweetened
IN please the taste, called Tonnes. "Appeuzers"
keStorerS. &c. that lead the uppler on 20 drunk
euLe~~ and ruin Hut are a true Medlclne- made
from all Alcoholic S'lmulants. They are the Great
Blood Purifier and Lde-gIflnE Principle, Perfect
utf au poisonous matter ana restoring the blood
healthy condition. enrlehinE IT, refreshing and
~ administration. prompt IN their action. certain
tn their results, sale and reliable 10 all forms Of
No Ier.on car, Ike these Ritters accord
ING 90 directions. and remain 1ou., uuweu provided
t-lll ZONES "-t ~ t7-. go .f l-llll. ~ i'i9,L
pr olleF means anu ile hilil organs wasted beyond
the point ofrCpa4r.
bSspt PSI" or indiSts tiohs htalacue ram
ln me shoulders. Coughs. IIEntu,-~ ~ the Chest,
Dizziness. sour Erleratlous 81 the stomach. Bad
Ta--r fn rha Month Hlious A-rarI- PaIpIrafion of
thc Heart. Inflammation ~ the Lungs. Pam in the
raEIuuut fha Kidneys. anal hundred other painful
symptoms are me- o1-prar- o. Dyspepsia lu these
complaints f- has no equal. and One bottle VIII
prove better guarantee ~ l-- merits than
lengthy advert ~a1lent-
For Female Complaints. DO young or cll.
married .r single. III me dawn ~ wouauboo1. O.
tile turn Ul life. these Toni. blf-rr- display So de
talel .u tlHuau.. that d marked Improvement Is
soon p,rrep-ia,c
In Tia "a oHy- and Chronic Rheu-
rnatf~ui and Cont. Dyspepsia NJ Indigestion Bi-
tru-. Eru.ftrIt and Intermittent FrNrr-. Diseases
or tlr Blood. Liner ktIuet- anna Bladder these
Btterz have been moss successful ~ueh Diseases
are clu-al hv Initiated Blood. which Is generally
They are a Gentle PurSattve a. wei a.
gouit. possessing a-F Oh. peculiar merit ut act
ing a- d. r.uarfa. I--u. Iu relieving Congestion or
Inflammation uf Tire LIVER alt Nl-ctraI organs and
ll Bilious Diseases.
For skin Diseases. E-uptru7. letter. SAT-
Ehesm. Boreae-. spot. rmpe-. rustu.es. Bols,
tarHuurlu-. ElIE-gsN rIH- -.d-3 Head sore FvEs,
FrF-.ut.l- I..H -tarf- DISSERTATIONS 81 the skin
Huu.r- ann Diseases 81 rar skin. 90 whatever
name rr nature are literally aug up and carried
ouf Ill the system short time the Use ~ these
ft-er-. one hH'tle iu such cases VIII convince the
most fulraluTUH- at their curative effects
Cleanse the Nitiated Blood whenever YOU
fud IFS impurities bursting through fac SKIN IA
Puppies Eruptioa-. or sores: cleanse Do when yea
INA IT. "l~fr-t.l ana sluggish ia me veins. cleanse
D. when Or Is fouls faaF feelings NLI tell YOU when.
Keep The blood pune. a1d tae htl..h az the system
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14

Perhaps no real medicine gained the rapid pop
ularty which Castoria has done. one person relate
their experience of good effect another 1t is a
vegetable preparation, perfectly harmless pleasant
distress grae but regulates the sys
tenn, and is to operate when all 9th r. remedies
have failed. ANY person who has ever used Castori
for Stomach Ache, Consumption, Group, Flatu ency,
Worms, Pies deranged Liver, viii again use
nauseatihg OIL, Bitter Pills or Norcotc Sprup. The
Casora contains neither Minerals Morphine Alec
hoi BY its soothing ouieng effect produces
sleep, and particularly adapted crying and eeIhue
children. 1t costs but IS cents, and one bottle viii
save many dollars in doctors bills. FM52wi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14

IL is IN ark Of the uusuCce man, that he
v5rabIy locks ms stable door when the horse has
stolen. TINS so.t Of wisdom thinks 40 bodily
health until II Is gone But just much any dis
ease has become seated, the power OF The vstem
slst aud throw u Oft Is weak ensd hence line alt
important. For dyspepsia, all diseases of the liver
mach 81 and kidneys, and M that bc-n in viaed
blood DO not wall until the trouble confirmed, but
attack by a timely of Da. " ALKER's CALIFoHNIA
NISEe4H HIrrer-. Fw3QyV4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
The Wheat Field of America
HoaIthful Climate, IRE, Homes Good Markets.
THE NoRTHERN PACIFIC RAIL

THE NORTH ERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale its Lands In Central and
western Minnesota, embracing: !. The best
Of Wheat Land, 2. Excel Timber FOR ihe 81
Farm and The Fire; 3. Rich Prauie Ps-turaes and
Natural Meadow, va red by clear Lakes and running
stresms-ius Hea'thfl Climate s7>rr Fr-er and -7as
. li5tkaatrs-
Grain be shipped hence by lake Goo market as
cheaply as from Eastern Central Illinois. Cars
now ihrou 90 these Lands from Lake superior 10
DAKOTA Price oft land close TO track 81 90 o 200 per
credit Warrantee Deeds Northern P1c tic 100
Bonds, now selling par, received tor land az lu.
No otneT unoccuped Lands present such advantages
20 settlers.
SOLDIERS under Tie New Law March, 1879
gel $50 acres FIR EE- near The railroad by one and v"
years rC-ideuce.
TRANSFORMATION At REDUCED
RATES fu,lished from all principal points East o
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and TO Settlers Gov
eminent Homestsads. Purchasers. their wives and
Ildren carried free over the Northern Pacific
Now the tine Tor Settlers and Colonies TO get Rail
road lands and Government Honest eads close 70 the
track.
send for Pamphlet containing mil Information,
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARI WENT. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RA'LEOAD. ST. PAUL. MINI.
OR 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
7 ashln gton County, SIS
! Washington County, l
; In ChsnCsry,
State Of VeTm ont VI
JAMES r. LANGDON,
NORRIS h. CADY,
WIN II. q. BINGHAM.
LEONARD +. CADY,
& LEWIS {. CADY
March Term. AID. ls72.

s. LEWIS c. C4DY March Term, ID. 1872.
WHEREAS, James r. Laugdon has lied hi> bill of
w complaint in theCourt OF Chancery, he I'd at Mont
peIeT the County OF Wash ngtOn and state Of Yer
mont the 2d Tuesday of March, A. D. 1872 against
Morris II Cady, W. Ii. a. Bingham, Leonard +. Cady
and Lewis c. Cady setting forth that the 25h day Of
Move nbeT, A y. 1914 the said Morris II. Cady
ted Nathan Rn iuson his promissoyy notes for
22lC.O0, AMI Dec. p, 1874 secure said notes,
his to said Robinson other lands
OF q e acre aud halt OF land in The third Division
and night Of John Brady and which said Norris
a. lives in Stowe Center Village, aud heretofore
de eded to said Morris H. by Joseph Benson also
piece in the right Of said Brady, decided said
Norris Il. by Ayron Fuller Sept. IS, 1881 also
her piece decided u said Norris Il. Aug. 90, 1884
SAID deeds referred and all Of sad lands
at in stowe IN the County OF Lamoille also further
setting forth that aid LlngdOn had become the lawful
Of said Totes and mortgage BY assignment that
Sc i notes were due and unpaid and that sad Bing
ham and said Leonard F. and Lewis G. Cajy claimed
interest in said premises accrung sftef the date
the aid mortgage OF said premises TO said Robinson
pray Tor decree Of foreclosure against all
q e sad Descendants.
And whereas It appears the said Lewis c. Cady
resides of this STATE supposed in the State Ne
vsdsl that the said bill o. complaint and subpoena
Clnnot be served on him,
hereby ordered By sad Court that said
1usd n n sFid Lewis C.{Csdy be required ap
pea. before said COVr OF Chancery be held
Montpelier the County of Washington the second
Tuesday OF September \. D. 1872, g. make answer to
The said bill complaint, and that the said Lewis c.
be noded of all the premises by publishing
SAID bill Of complaint together it'll
der. three weeks successfully in the Green Mou lsiu
freeman, newspaper published in said Montpelier,
the last of which publications shall at least twenty
days "revioUs to the CONNIE ncement OF said Of
said Court
Done in Court dated II MontpeIier in he County
OF Washington, this Goth. day of July A..D. 1872
F3lw3 LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
ON MARRIAGE

Hap Relic! for Young Men from me
effects Of Eros and Abuses in esrty life. Manho
restored Nervous debi'ity cured. Impedim -ns to
Marriage removed. New methods 81 treatment. New
aud remarkable rsmedies. Books and ciTculsr- sent
me 10 sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. soush
Street PhilsdeI. l.a- Pa y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
DESCRIPTION or LANDS

Acre raD
No. n m "a range olsa,, l sat Of Sam, sam
Par. 81 Is' No. 9. in Sd range, original
rlght 81 Samuel Wen.wortp- supposed
owner Jose3h W. Smt'i, 100 GO
Of West nu,nrer do OH range original
RIGHT o. Marin Phelps. ia s 90 50 acres
OF Easi pa't No. iu Itn rage original
right Of Natnaniei Fhe p., IT.. supposed
evvuer J. g. Cove Esfate 90
Pa Of Lot No. san s.h a1ge, Original light
OF Joseph P,nchsoh, supposed owner }.
No.6 IN I'd rsnts. -g.usl right Of John
FS S'l' sup - owner '''''' -' leo 70 50
be- aiu rage unNnow - supposed o. 'er
No. ID 80 disision, original rght OF Rutus
B 9SdoL' Estate syt''F - 80 20
Charles Clap, supposed owdef, Mich
| &. No. > n 9tl range Of iuai .r'sht of Ma
Ihaniei Phelps suPP'-sd owner, J. R.
Psrt No. 10 i, 4rh range. original ,iqrr or
! Charles ClaPp, supposed owner Joseph
Part 10. , IN 7th range, original hit Of
| Eleazsr Hinom, supposed owner Prout &
4 No 10 in sth range, original right Of ''' .
Oliver Lyman, supposed owner J. N.
Stewart. so 90
David 50 .nne, s67 p s.
joel Lee, supposed owner, Henry z.
! \ No. gin St range, or ginsl right OF Jo-
sePh Pineheon, supposed owner Henry
/ : No. 10 in 5'h range, original right of W
| Samuel B dgett, sep osed ow ,er Hen-y
/ Z. Payne, 100 6 m
| 4 No. % in Sd DIVISION original right Of
first settled Minister, supposed owner
Henry z. Payne. ~ ! 81
| Z No. p ia Sd division original light OF o.
| Joel Lee, u poised owner Henry Z. Paynes2) ~
Pat NJ. 10 ia 9 h rs1ge. o. ginai right OF
| Richard amer, supposed owner Wm.
w. Underwood, I75 "a NJ
Pa No. 10 Tfh range orig 7aI right OF "
joel Lee, supposed owner WI. w. In
defwood, 90 ! :,
4 No n 81 range orig nal right of y
Joseph Pinoleo1 supposed owner VIM
| w. Underwood, IOo 4, ~
| \ No. 10 in 5t1 range, original rieht of "
Sanrel Blodsett, Supposed owner VIM.
! W Underwood, Ion : r,
= No % in Sd division, orig IA right OF
hrst setted minis er, supposed owner
| WIN. w. Underwood, d q
] ! No. % in 80 division, original light Of
Joel Lee, supposed Owne VIM. w. Un-
| derive d % ! o.
South Part No. ) in LIST rarge, original %
| right of Josiah Bower, aad South East
| part No. 5 10 81 range, origina' right OF
DAME Lee supposed owner Lucy Grout 10 4 e
Part No. n 6tn range, original tight Of
James Hill, sLJpos owner Charles Fav. 81 3.
No. Is = 81 division, i ginaI right or
/ Nathaniel Phelps supposed owner Charles
Fay a /, },
Part No. in 9th range iginal right Of q
| Spencer Phelps, supposed owner Far.
| roster Buck, 90 9 q
| Dated at StrattOn il the Couaty of Wi,6H., nc
6th day of August A. D. ls72 '
Fss"3 E. I. WILLIS, Co octor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-14
SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitude- OF them suffer. I'm r. and Gle. because
/, Pm Horns, The only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous o. am worms 10
children or sdul is DIR. GouId's Pin-W orn
Syrup. Purely Vegetable sure cath 20 all ~ oim-.
valuable ,lfhtrrir. a,d beuefciaI 20 Iealrh. War
rquied. Price reduced 10 50 cts. per bo ne.
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