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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

AND
SMALLPOX

MORTGAGE SALE. 49,
U1 Dsfsuh having been n.ade In the pay
asnt Of tis sun Of i've hundred and ssysnty-
one So 100 1ssIsss, which il claimed ID be due
1t the less q this notice upon = certain mort
gaec, duly executed and delivered by James
e. Peters and Ellen f. Peters,his wifs;of Now
Or county. MIMI. to Mason II. Wetmore, Of
Olmsted county Minnesota, bearing date the
18th day o. March, AID. 1854, and duly reoor-
ded In tn o6os Of tho Register Of Deeds, in
and for the ssanty Of Mower. and State Of
1854, 1t IL o'clock 4. NJ, in Pooh -" Of
Mortgage, on pages 1914, los and 1876; which
said mortgage aud the notes therein described
wsre, on the 2Sth day Of March, 1861, duly a.
signed BY tho said Mason H. Wetmors, to one
Jonathsn Moshsr, which said assignment Was,
on the 9th day Of Nsy, 1854, duly recorded in
tho Office Of tho Register Of Deeds for said Now
Or county, in Book r" Of Mortgages on page
25A, and which said mortgage and notes were
afterwards, to-wit: on tho 9Th day Of March,
1868, d.iy asetEued BY said Jonathan Mosher
to Thomas Simpson, Of Wiuons, who 10 now
the owner and holder thereof. which said last
assignment WAS duly recorded in tho odhee Of
tho Register Of Deeds for saidA ower county on
In Book IL Of mortgsges, on pages 193 and
1913, and ~ action or procseding at Law or 9th.
srwise having been instituted to recover The
debt secured BY said mortgage, or any part
Now therefore, notice ID hereby given that
BY virtue Of power Of sale contained In said
mortgsge and pursuant to the statute In saeA
case made and provided said mortgage will b
foreclossd and the preuisss described in asd
covered BY said mortgage, Wis: tho east hall
Of the Southwest quarter Of Section eight, in
Township One Hundred and three, north Of
Range Fifteen wesh containing eighty acres
more Or less also that other piece or parcel Of
land described ~ follows: commencing twen-
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section thirty five, IN township one hundred
and -four, north Of range sixteen west, and
thence east parallel with section lines, sixteen
rods, and thence south parallel with section
lines twenty rods, thence west parallel with
section lines sixteen rods, and thence north
parallel with section lines twenty rods to the
place Of beginning, containing. in last deserib-
ed piece Of land, two acres, in Mower county,
and state Of Minnesota, With tho heredita-
ments aud aPpurtenanees, will Be sold Of public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt and interest, and the taxes. II
any, on said premises, and fifteen dollars
attorney foo, - stipulated in and by said
mortgage, In case Of foreclosure. and the dis
bursements allowed by law; which sale will
b made by the Sheriff Of said Mower county,
at the front door Of tho Court House, In the
city Of Austin, In said county and Stats, on
the ID day Of September, A. D. 1873, Ut : o'clock
p. H., Of that day, subject to redemption at
any tine within one year from the day Of sale,
~ provided BY law. Dated, Wiaon., Min
nesota, July 18th, a. d.. lS73.:
THOMAS SIMPSON,
Aaai1nee Of Aorten1e
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

TaE delegation Of Russian Qaaksrs,
or Mennonites, Who have been hunting
a location for large colony Of their
people, who are coming to Thu country,
returned to Topeka, Kaasss, August
9th, from IN extended tour through the
vest aud South. It is reported they
have determined on locating in Harvey
county, in that State, and will return
TO Russia st osee tor their bret hren.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

II comes % ~ from tho knowing
ones, that tho treasury dsialeation ease
!. 70 b taken to Tie Supreme Court,
a,d i i elainsd that The judgment Of
tAs referees Win b reversed. Such
nay b Tie eass. The money vss not
sobesslsd With asy intention that It
sho1ll svse b returned to tho treasury.
Il 'sas sakea 70 he:p,-thi has been o.
asst from The besianing. But sup.
pose he judgnsst should b reversed,
ed ths county finally cheated out Of
il dass. The FACTS found aud re.
ported, viii rsmais The same,-they
eon't be reversed. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

HAT1lD OF TIE Mono leads 70
Aeadish hszbsridss. Last Friday, three
brutes eeue aeross . eolored man, who
had BEEN digging . we'll, aud becoming
weary, laid down and fell asleep. They
bio elothiug with turpentine
and then touched It With . lighted
n.teh, They said they did il for fun.
Tho ..exso died on the following day
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

1rtsanspires that the "nev lights" led
apparently by Mollisoo and Pearce, but
really by Smith, have 4 ring candidate for
County Treasurer, who, if elected, will
deposit ~ funds in sylvsstss's Bank,
.hus eist1g him another chance At the
people,. money. saa.,f.eh . ss1sne
Is s.es,.stal, b viii sat:have much
,li1ealiy in payisg Of chat $4,000
judgment.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

An exchange tantalises ito readers
with this question Have you heard
Of the man that got shot 7" Got
shot 2" mo; how did he get shot :"
i" Why. be bought them"
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RAllflQAl.

9Suo all that. can b disoesued, It
nv sssus. W. svidsat:.that there will
~ . nssh larger republican vote in
Mover county, It the coming election,
than there has svsr bssa st any prsvi-
90 eas. Several causes eonspire to
peeduse sueA . result. Ths;bold and
sgstslatis corruption Of certain party
leadess asd s6es HOLDER, il di6sr.
81 parts of Tho eta.s, has served to
svakeo, il H. dominant party, . seoss
II eblieatios sush - Il never felt b.
sbss. Relying upos the Wholesome
lrinsil'ss sauneiassd in it, platform,
aad spos IL reetitade Of it, eandi-
astes, tho members Of the republican
party Aayshrssly relssased tho care Of
pablis stessats,-rsuittsd it {" those
ha,iag moro inssdiaes charge Of Ito
oexssisatios. In doing this they End
that they have made . mistake which
viii sot, hersaisse, b rspsated.
TAe primary nestisss will call out
the sstirs voting strength Of the party,
md dslaeatss win b chosen Who rep
rsssot The visvs Of The majority. In
this Wy bad men cannot obtain noui-
.asioss. Such seldom succeed unless
tAs lsA i aS.adoasd 70 their dspre-
datieas.
Anoihsr cause operating 70 secure
unity in the ranks Of the party, will
b fsad in The report On The Smith
ease. Very many vell-msaaing citi-
Sens had shut their eyss to facts, re-
Gassd evidence, and rssiatsd conviction
-ttey .soska .ot del;spe, but the light
which .saons around Saul, aud the voice
from hsaves, seoonpsuyinyit, not more
ssdd<sly nor surely converted him,
than viii tab jsd;sial finding, convince
thoss Who havs heretofore doubted.
Hereafter they will be found battling
With IL champions Of IN hossst ad-
AinisGsslioa. .. -. -
The novsusie inaugurated At
Dsovnsdals, two weeks ago, viii prove
IN additional slsoset Of party strength.
tt lesdssship il notorious, both for it,
wsst Of loyalty 70 principle, aud for it,
uaabetsd sympathy With The eorrup
siesits, which have but recently BEEN
d.posed. sash men eas dsooy to thsi,
support oslya fsv,-their psstentiou,
ass too hollow, their schemes too traue'
parent; The honest masses dec from
Ehs. i.stinetivsly, ~ the stag dees be.
fore tas Ieyiae hoaads. The people
Of The sssnty vant their rights, bu,
GSey Win eot sssk to secure them
thse1Gh q organisation, which IL. ia
it, every element, . fraud. They have
hith II IL merits Of thsir cause, and
eeo1dsoes In their numbers and
stseasth WIN they then surrender
themselves 70 the Management Of = few
ds.aeoe.ss, Who eek only tho aeeom.
plsbnsat Of their own purposes! W.
Iball 3ee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

OuR schoolboy remarks that whom
his teacher undertakes to show him
what's what, be only finds out which
IL which.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
Domestic Sewing Machine,

the easiest 70 epssate, sad The bese b ~. Il
1as 10 grinding cams Or rattltng eoS-wAseae,
thsfsfoEs It viii last lifetime. 11sos 60.
purchasing, win plsaso sall an1 sss
Il. Remenbsr The place. Opposite Asstis 4
Shouts Hardware Store, Austin, MINI.
) MISS n. u. eOP8R.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

A Fool generally loses biz estate be.
fore he finds biz Jolly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14


THE steamer Wavaasett wss burned
iass Saturday, Of Aqua Greek, With one
hundred and twenty passengsrs on
board, half Of whom were women
and children. The number lot 10 ssti-
uasted - higha ~ 70. The dre caught
il tie bold and burst forth With great
vie|saee, completely baming al A.
tsnpts to sabdus Il The boat ran
aground only about 200 yards from the
shore, and the great los Of life il At
tributabls 70 . panic which sei.ed the
pssssngsn:
TBs Postmaster General has 70
eeived . eonmunication from the spe-
eiel agsat Of the Post-ofaoe Depart
u,sst, It Davenport Iowa, strongly
sous,soding what il termed the heroic
aetioe Of o. P. Killiugwork, the poe:
I'll clerk IN charge Of the Registered
Letters On the Chicago, Rock Island L
Pseiss railroad, Who saved the
valuable package from the bandits
vho recently wrecked the nail train.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
BLEACHING and PRESSING
Done to Order.

Bring In your old Hats AID Aavs tAsa nals
I shall alse kssp . First Glass Dress akse.
All new and desirable Patterns, will - 60
own Dress-werk viii ct geea d y barias
Rutterick's Pattsfhs, I'm euo1ly - vAGhl
keep on hand. I also have tie sxelosive ~
Of Mower county for mailing ths stasdard
Dress- Trimming, and cutting pei.tss aud
seslloPs: Il can DO done In a.sA lsss TIM
than ~ had. a., he a.
also have In connection With NJ ,hasiasss,
The aRanaY az TIA Rrnat 6nmilY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
THE GOOD TIME COME
PATS0T6 EXpIREO.

We ak our readers who eoutsaplats buy
ing Sewing Machine. and ~ not willing to
ply two prices for ens,to address with stamp,
for circular and sample Of work. J. CLAson,
West Union, Iowa, General Agent for the .:Im.
proved American Shuttle, The easiest running
and least complicated Look Stitch Asehines
In tho world, whs IL willing to furnish you
one At o1s-haH what Agents usually charge
for Sewing Nashiuss, aud II they do not give
satisfaetiou will refund the money. He wants
IN agent In every town.
Cut this out for reference, and In writing
state what paper you saw IL in. 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14
S 9 $4,000
IN CASH GIFTS
To be distributed By the
UNITED STATES PRIZE ASSOCIATION
or NEW YORK.
Daily Drawings ~!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET I!

cash fin $lOo,oo0: IS cash gtfts, ea-$ 900
6eash gins,se. 5o.ooo:300 " 500
II 15,eo0;20o 100
- " g" 5,oo0:5oo " i" F." 100
400 Gold Watches ........... ..375 to 800
375 Sewing 1sehines. 80 to ISL
50 " Melodeons....... 5000. " 90 to 200
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, ete. vald At s., 800 900
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes
for Is cents. Tickets describing prises orc
sealed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On re-
ceipt Of IS cents ssaled ticket IL drawn with.
out choice, and sent BY mail to sny address.
The prise named upon it will b delivered u
tho ticket holder on payment Of One Dollar.
Prises are Immediately sent to any address BY
express or return mail.
You will know what your prise 10 before you
Of tho same value. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend on fair dealing.
OPlHIons OF RE Pass Fair dealing can
be rolled on.--M y. Herald, Aug. -. A gen
distribution.- World, Sept. 9. Not one of the
humbuRs Of tho day Weekly Tribune. July
2. They give general sstisfaetion .-Ssaais
ZeitxRg, Aug5.
REIEREncxs.-By kind permission 10 refer
to the following: Franklin s. Lane, Louisville,
drew $4,000. Miss Hattie Banker, Charlss-
ton, $4,000. Mrs.. Louisa T. Blake, st. Paul,
Piano, 500. Sam. v. Raymond, Boston, g, SOC
Eugene P. Bracket. Pittsburg, Watch, $500,
Miss Annie Osgoed, New Orleans, $500. BIN.
DRY L. Pratt, Columbus. Ohio, $1,000. II,
~0n1 CASE CIR In evefy pseksge Of $50
tickets guaranteed. tickets for $500; IL fol
$500; IS for 500; 50 for $500; $50 fol
$500.
Agents wanted, to whom No offer liberal in.
dueements and guarantee satisfaction. Send
all sums exceeding Ono dollar in amount by
Express, IL 10 ssfof than BY mail. Address,
POTTS, 0ILSEY / co.
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paeity, impsaiesats to Marriage, etc.: also,
Consumption, 4pilspsy and Frs, indased BY
aeli-indulgsno Or sexual extrsvaganee.
~ Prizes, in . sealed envelope, only six
The celebrated author, in this .dnir.bls e.
say. clearly demen.trates from thirty years
successful practice, thst the alarming eonee.
quencss Of self abuss may Be radically cured
without the dangerous nee Of internal msdi.
cine or tn: application Of the knife; pointing
out = mode o. cure At once simple, eertsis,
and e6eetual, BY meaas Of which every suf-
fersr, NO matter what his condition may 10,
may cure himself sheaply, privately and rad
ealiy.
r. This lecture should bs In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under sesl, in plain envelope, to any
address, psst.paid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two post stamps.
Address the Pn1liskGFs,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE CO.,
137 Bowsry, New York,
nl7-v6-ly Post-olIee Box, ass.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Just Published, . new edi-
ton Of DIR. @ q Lv 3 R.
WELLS CkLHsnArsp e.
SAT- on the radical esvl
without nedieins)efs rss-
NAToRRR q 4 or Seminal
Weakness, Involun { cry
Seminal Losses, Impotsney,
Mental and Phyeioal Inca.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-14

orr. Of paying the judgment which has
been rendered. Through the leuieuey
Of the authorities, the time within
which he might have been held crimi-
nally responsible for bic dedication,
has been permitted to expire, aud no
visions Of life in State Prison need
hereafter torture biz sleep, if he will
but permit experience to illumine his
future life, and show him the path Of
virtue.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-11

of postage; and forzaa1y violations of the
provisions of this section the per son OF
Tending shall forfeit and pay fifty dollars.
|fSec. 80. That the compensation of post
mas, ers, shall; be a fixed annual salary, to
be divided into! ,fiyes classes elusive .,oi
the postnasteriat New, Y ork, city, who's
salary shall1be six thousand dollars Per
annum.ii The salary of the first, class shafl
not be more than four hpusand dollars MOI
less than. three ti1ousapd) dollars of, the
second class, less than three thousand, dol.
lars, butinot less than two thousand, dol
lars of tine hin class, less than two thou
sand dollars, but not less than one thou
sand dollars,;l OF the, fourth class, less thai
one thousand dollars hut not less than two
hundred dollars : of the fifth, class, less
than two hundred Collars and the salaries
Of the ofrst,I second, and third, CLASSES
shall be in even hundreds of dollars; OF
the fourth class, in even tens of dollars;
and of the filth elaass in; even dollars .5,..
Sec. ST. That at all newly, blished Of
fees, the Postmaster General may tempo.
rarily fix the salary until the returns p1
such Office shall enable him to- properly
adjust the sane,f but the r. compensation
shall in no case be thustempor ari ~ liked a.
more than fliaf salary of an office of the
i'HItn cl2SS.lU Incl t}ose efff = A. ~,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

p SPECIAL ANNUUNUEMENI.
In accordance with our latt prospectus TIC spec ally
reduced rates Tor 1879, viz: tisiiJ sniH.i.ui ,.t
Weekly! per year, lr.t,atI nj, -; 81 W
Semi Weekly, per year, " *'Z % . =
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subscribers renewing prero the 18th day OF January
1873 when the above club rates will take effect '''
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Real Estate.
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Munsoln1& Bailey s! Column ]
.1L0l1Q440 YIILQ gHT
ed1 - NIX 4HOdd j I
CITY G. ASUBURBAN- PROPERTY

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will be maintained for all ew Subscribers. and all old
subscribers renewing Piero the l5;h day Of January
1873 when the above club rates will take effect ''''
THE NEW YORK. WEEKLY TIMES 7ii..
will consain selected Eitor Is from the Daily Tim
General News, Domestic and Foreign !; the Proceed-
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views; tie choicest il cry ectlOns winnie ITS most
promine festure WI. be Complete Agricultural Pc
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ers; fill reports of the American Institute FARMERS
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when all The other daily papers in New Yor3 obStruct-
ed and iscouraged it Efforts at ests II sincerity IN
the cause of reform. Tee Ismes STOOD alone r. de,
mandng, Reform from 1863 the close OF 81, and
any bIanch of the Govern ment. which VIII not De
heartily pported BY the TIMES BuG 1t Will not con-
spre ia assisting ambit ous politicians or 9eIlagpSaes
reach power under false 2retep es 1t Will tSt en-
characterization from the Republican party which Is
still the OF progress security ana naoh'i pros
It viii sustain with all the force and influence at its
dered that party justly fannou in our history IL
will advocate those By WI chthe heor, the
peace ano the prosperity Of the nation Can oe et Sc
cured and promot d, and will co stanly stn6y ne
ants of the people rather than tne wishes o. inc Dol
itician. "''''"' at ~ p 1ateI E-a%-yI
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Asriyai and departure of.Traans.

st'A SSt II ~ aI-r - -i-os H.,
S 5f:fs K TlyA }&G GA R. R:a1asi' La u
M sss1s has olDAysTRAINs. .if,,,:foani.f MN
Passenger train going West: braiIII usE al G.eI,
Arrives li30AM.d Leaves. ill9 A.M.i
Arrives "a Knoxrilie H. 10 HI. leaves 1879 Pl,er
-" nun ,Es MGHr TRAINS il.' Gie' baF z
Passenger trains going West; S'''-'l -. t'''s
Arrives at Knoxville Ills PS leaves l!:29 Pm
Passenger train going East:
Ii3sArlfves at Kin xviile s3y AiMs leaves. 349 Az.
|t;ai9 KNOXV4LIEsAN0 CHARLESTON. K.P ,,c5,
ARRIVES Knoxville frew Maryyille go AM; Laws
Knoxvilletor Liar vile go Pm. MT, ~, - 80
:. AND OHIO ,R.R, = '"''
T. Arrive At K9jxvillei 80 u: leaves. Pm. =.
"a! =, .nsb j es.fstIeE HOURS. 90 s5,, Z.
The Eastern Mail Closes l ~ 4 ID
thi = - 80 Arrifes-,-.;r.. 80 ~, y,
" -" u 90. Open feridehsery ....-... LOO i. NJ.
Western Mail fses .l0:40 ES
II -" III Arrives. s.i ~ Lo Z. ~
Open for delivery ......:..; leO Al.
4" Clinton Mail I:o9 N
- " Closes. e 4:3O M.
'2The Maryville Mail arrives. OF 1890 a. ~, a .e-
Aiayrardville Mail a-rives at 12:00 Nj on Mondays
and Th,rsGays. aad departs at Loo p. same days.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives tuesdays and FRI
days at llGo. A:, and departs at 129o sstne lays
Gap. Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at &c., P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 800 AN. ''.'-rH5' -
Tho Post-Off opens at B. A. NJ and closesat 4:3
Open aga $780, PM: closes at ECO F. " Oiaoe
open on Sunday Of l:O P. ~, toI0ne hour. =, .
-HggtJ i,Gs srgifot JAMES RODGERS. Pm,
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apgELEsNED BY fiUTEiHa itoI EFT.

IltGENERAL y NATURE. Ne; 1l6 ] +, ,..r
IiANEACT to ifetise, consolidate, and amend the
statutes relating to the Post Office Depart
|. rfnnnf - - !. : 80. - = -.
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The b. New York liaF < Weekly Times,
Terms for 'ttAs Weekly Times for 1878

nom =" .@i'"' CLTgB RArEs: iaaI5bn+! -,ii,
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Va W. o- 49, 55aAa a.ss..aosa
SHburbsn Property ever before offered in Knoxville.
and invite the attention Of investors to the follow P
ms; .iIirb.f.a = ~ IT'S "IIlEdSsA
% .-.-s -. seaa,l a1f1Isas
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Vacant Corner Lot

lere blocks from Gay street, Price. s3Q001"qn 1or5 g.
: - H'''i''i'I bHH B1iE3.gn- 4flfI
~ ! ''''''H' "H' "Fir nnT IN iEdl o- aaifia s,,if
.aiiuiig-ii5 ylr...,.r,t ~,if
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club of fifty one cop3I pflo .,yi,sjYu,,
SEMIr WEEKLY TIMES 81,

- bpHiAj' Tothe setter up Of he Clubt
When't the names of subscribers are rauiIed TO Pe
written upon EACH paper of tle Clue at one P9st-q nee
address, ten cents for each copy adj 70 the ABOVE
rates. '''''''i'" fifpih'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-21

O.e'sSs Seos oso-s!
BUSINESS CHANGE,
W. A. Lozier, who has been
gagged in tie Wholesale Ale
sade for the past year, has this
ny disposed of bis entire in.
sest in said business to the firm
4 Fox & Williams who will
entlnue the business at the old
and. Mr.. lozier desires us
return bis sincere thanks to
many patrous for the lib
|M patronage extended to him.
S'q..,ln!!g .l!!g the past year. F.. A
Iallips will act as agent for
new plcprietos, and keeps
ali supply Of that fine Buffalo
|Neam Ale on hand.
Mr.. Lozier desires all par
es indebted to him to settle
once as he wishes to have
~ books balanced.
Dated April 2a,sls7s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-26
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 25, 1873.
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