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DR.. schenck's stanAara Re..,sa,e,,

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the
lungs are. scHzzck's PuLxox1c sYRur,
ScHRNcK's SEA WEED TOXIC, and ScHRxcx's
MANDRAKE PILLS, and, If taken before the lungs
are destroyed, = speedy cure is Effected.
To these three medicines DR.. ]. II. Schenck,
Of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled succcss il,
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbibmat.
ter in the lungs; nature throws it of BY an
easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or
matter is ripe slight cough will throw it nif,
the patient has rest and he lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. schenck's Mandrake Pills
act on the liver, removing oil Instructions,
relax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely,
and the liver is soon relieved.
6chenck's Sea Weed Tonic is 4 gentle slim
ulant and Alternative the alkali Of which it is
composed, mixes with the food and prevents
souring. 1t assists the digestion by toning up
the stomach to healthy condition, 80 that the
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good
blood then the lungs heal, and the patient
Wiil surely get we'll If care is taken to prevent
Alwho wish to consult DR.. Schenck, either
personally or by letter, can do SO at his princi.
pal Office. corner of sixth and ARcn Srs.,
Philadelphia. every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by oil druggists
throughout the country.
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THE great Boston One Price Clothing Store.
Minneapolis, are receiving the largest stock Of
clothing ever seen in the State. Give them 4
Try.
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Chapped hands, lace, pimples, ringworm
saitrheum, and other cutaneous affections cured,
and rough skin made soft and smooth, by
using Juniper Tar Soap. Be careful to get on.
y that made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York, as there are many limitations made y it'll
common tar, all Of which are worthless.
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Headquarters Nrthw stern Claim Collection and PEN
sion Agency Bounties Back Pay, Prize Money Pensions
decrease Pensions and Claims Of all kinds promptly CO..
1uends injuries or disease eutted to son Whore
soldier IL dead the widow child Is entitled Most PEN
experience Ut the frcnt .o 10 years. experience
n collecting tncs, cam. All letters ehearfully and
e.nte for Bounty and Pension laws. Address Il. s.
WEEDEN. CHsCAac. Ill. IT, No ch,rge unless claim
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Southern Hotel, st. Louis, Mo.
The most complete hotel in all its appoint
ments in the West. The table supplied at all
times with the hest the market affords,
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alive Many remain in the trap before being renov-
Cd sefactng axsys ready and the best trap for Mice
the world ever produced. Send 81 90 and get small
trap, postage paid, and be convinced is the trap Of all
out the Rat and Mouse SIZE U S. Pat, 1871: Canada
Pat, 1875 For trapa rights, Agency &C., address the
patentee. John Dfldine, Limestonevillc, Montour
County Pennsylvania.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
buckeye Broadcast Sesdsr Z CuItiyator

r. r. MastA Co., Springfield, Ohio.
Il much superior any other Sccder in the market
one aud you Will have no other. For circulars. &C..
address 3 .. l.. 9HELOON. Gen. Agent,
Madison. Wis.
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Last, AZ broad dayllght, 1el8 grip on
my shoulders that brought me to my
senses suddenly. Ny wife was glazing
down on me and gasping. As soon as she
could command her tongue she said, at
is all over. All over The child's per.
spring! What shall We do 2"
"Mercy, how you terrify me. I don't
know what we ought to do. Maybe five
scraped her and put her in the draft
again."
20, idiot There is not moment to
lose. Go for the doctor. Go yourself.
Tell him that he must come, dead or
alive.''
I dragged that poor sick man from his
bed and brought him. He looked at tho
Chicago. emitting however, to mention
the fifty dollars "Ha, ha! What =
good joke !! quoth his friend. s.They
can afford to give You free ride after iii
the money you have paid them, Purley."
At this moment = telegraph boy entered
the place. II was told l would find Mr..
Purley from New York here" no said.
That's my n.mc.'' replied Psrley.
'Here'sa dispatch for you from New
York; Purley opened it hastily,
glanced over it, and turned pale, for tho
missive read as follows 81. 81: f., H.:
"Purley :-Disgraceful fraud you practiced
In Cincinnati known to Us. You are discharg-
ed, and we shall publish It all over the country.
(: 52f 6TEEL, ANVIL L Co."
That put = stop to Purley's commercial
career, and he became roper.in for faro
nk.-Buck.Eyc - Z. 7. =
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: 1When~ writing to ADVERTISER
Please ssy you saw the advertisement
In this paper. ,;f<ss 49, .:.. *
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again. WHICH Threw INTO the afe. mrs
McWilliams sprang out of bed and res.
cued it, and We had some words. I had
another trlAing interval of sleep, and
then got up, by request, and constructed
4 flaxseed poultice. This was placed up.
on the childs breast, and left there to do
its healing work.
A wood fire is not permanent thing. I
got up every twenty minutes and renewed
ours. and this gave Mrs. McWilliams an
opportunity to shorten the times of civ.
ing the medicines by ten minutes, which
was great satisfaction to her. Now and
then, between times, reorganized the
aaxseed poultices, and applied sinapisms
child and said she was not dying. This
was joy unspeakable to me, but it made
my wife as mad Is if he had offered her Z
personal affront. Then he said the child 8
cough was only caused by some triflins
irritation or other in the throat. At
this l Thought my wife had . mind to
show him the door. Now the doctor
said he would make the child cough hard.
er and dlslodge the trouble. So he gave
her something that set her into spasm
Of coughing, and presently up came Z
little splinter Of wood or so.
"This child has no membranous Group =
said he. She has been chewing = bit Of
pine wood or something of the kind, and
got some little slivers in her throat.
they won't do her any hurt *' =, ~
NO.. said I. II can we'll believe that.
Indeed tho turpentine that is in. them is
very good for certain diseases that arc
peculiar to children. My wife will toll
you So" - ~ r
But she did not. She turned away in
disdain and loft the room and since that
time there 10 one episode in our life which
we never refer to. Hence the tide Of our
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MARRIAGE
SECRETS,

kind Of Diseases, With hundred
should marry, the i,l.pedi,nentl
and cure. Treats on ali O4aeases,
sea. symptoms ard means to
scientific work of the kind ever
in every respect. 6r',t securely
Address, Dr. G. a. BoIiANN
T. Louis, No. Established in i
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already acquainted you with the nature
Of my business here tonight. per.
ceive,' he added, glancing At my neglige
robe, that you were expecting me.
':N.o," I found voice to stammer.
The doctor has said nothing to me about
having = visitor 1t this hour Of the night
"'Ah, he wished to spare you no doubt,
= disagreeable apprehension he re-.
turned, advancing and taking seat on
tho sofa opposite me, where for = few
moments -he sat. and eyed me keenly
from head to foot with . strange glitter.
ing light in his eyes that mystcriously
impressed me. You have = remarkably
tine physique, madame he observed, qui.
city; one that might deceive tho eye
Of tho most skilled and practical
physician. Do you suffer much pain Z
'.Unable to speak, I shook my head.
A terrible suspicion was creeping over
me. l was alone miles perhaps. away
from aid or rescue--with 4 madman. .
"eAh, he continued, re6ectively your
husband may have mistaken . tumor for
4 cancer. Allow me to feel Your pulse, he
said. rising and bending over me.
II thought best to humor him, rcmem.
bering it was unwise for . helpless woman
to oppose the, q yet, harmless freak Of .
lunatic. He took out his WATCH, shock
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: = = ~
DR.. BOHANNAN'9
Marriage Guide illustrated
With numerous engravinxS
from LIE, teaches 81 .lic LIE
.duisitive should know ON
C0urtship. Marriage, the
Physiological A1ystcricsand
Revelations Of tAe sexual
system, how to cure all
. Of valuable receipts. who
} to marriage, their natu.s
fully explaining their cam
cure, il IL the only really
published, and IL c0snpleae
Iealed on receipt of:0 cts.
An, CD North Filth stssses
Ne ~. 80 -.
, 1876-12-23

oy ,3Hr. H. % es*eh ~ masss x,anr nma
4 Mnuii .nr%sn ~ rss nac"d n ,hs tnonth of fbo
i,.n,s lid nj hsnnsn - ~ is tind a. that this was
impossbic. I'LL ss.istant thsn armed himstlf
VIII WIZ othe9 In:t;a%: ri. MINT T. !hsts, aea
S x wGaa hs ., ,o
Alma tSs i,eha H. xsnt an ''N' ~ '''''' "'A'
''"1" Wv TIe 1,uTT,ra pnocx..
WAS gone .hsoagh Viii, durinq iii ii which Tho in
.,raa.ais woa!5 kssP oa pis;ing, Win. If 4.
Man un1elnE H .e sg bsna % p .ns i r.
fisht hand ,nntisd. ths medium would Be 1s,i .
nm.e wn,s NC e,ssant ~ ss s1eeeeasa u Hn,ea
% menss ho asc coald. u p''''s 'p'A "A'' ''4'
IT, gscai 1aaa "hs .ep. up ioa s".ne ' .n, ottns @
fof lame ds,a =, ines vet ths Lillian VA a.
Ssy. SsSd ssy .ssaes: 5 s!d ,;a Il * 1
otnos than ~ 'esp!af n'ghts M'sne w9ad ssa
'sa 5 m Ssfe T.
ss.nes on saG ntxh, shl' wa. =. 1shest =
ihs rising yn,,n, n,ct;nra ~, anre,i;nv rsnfd]Y.
and mnny wp',"S, wntr ntesrnt at rssh snanea
.co o. en .picion " he hs mannns a ~ which tss
tfny W.. dnnr rnt"1rd thc nni n enrtain tksn.
tio rho hsd attended, ! iew u tl'e circles; III.
thas same evening. II sppcar. taat ihc pretended
rnSrlts hou hesn nron,sInv 10 materis{xc them
:Fs + ~ ss5 ii; "a IT,; = as; :sess
shonld bo nre.cnt. tbo skcnt,c above referred to
hnIl I'll tic tnnrs nj wtnnws nat oniv inck ii hut
naiictl Thrn hr lit satfsfiett that thcIr would lie
@ fshe yss 10 au 70 bs b. s
snf ~ ~ H. To n nn eutcrsd "t' the
rcifar ttnth frsnj. frit INV ~ thnneh
fhn ramn "a, m snt, thev hecame sonewhat
reckless. Durchcti eycn wsnt eo far this evening
e ne o het n" cas hos
,yi,o were etronr in tts faith, OF course thought
nothlr stranra Of ,.Is: II was iust Will thcy *.
ncstrtI rhry hcilcyci that lie sn!rlts had nt last
auccrticd in i,,9tcriaIlZ,ng themselves When this
nssstnnf frauI tn,rhr, tie hkrntfc nboye referred
ietlnlIzeI, for fot unc." whi!c ii thc same time
he liked ill., osnd 90 that he could seze tic ne1t
:snirit "that micht hapucn to touch him. Ind
eaii to himself. ESnw. lust let tnVtbrr snr,t
tomc,, nc. and will cattufe hm," Surc enough,
c id moi Iayc 10 wait lung, Lefo,o be fclt Tight
b. " !, sse e, x 'TS pv;ss :ss
Tiled b"rI to sseane Iui It was ' no use. Tie
sccpifc Cetlod for tkr Ipht, which was turned up
fn,nicI.atuly. dfscloaipr
THE ronM or puHcurrr.
.tandInr in h,s ttockinr fect, md icing held bY
intc,cstnu Thr f9nnt. raw Hit thsir ittle schema
sy"s ni.ycS onI md shcv varr fhrnscrrs m. sThn
Eni,itts1lsss Who lad hcIn m hsIiY .nII wrTt msi
Sevrrai snecchrs ,rrrc ,1,ade hY nnrirs reneescnt
fnr tne hriiryrrs anh hv Tia FskrntIc wto hail
cnhncht h them nnd nitn 81 fhe n,riinm. md tLe
Il h Gut fair 10 ciye ,1,o medium t,o benefit Of
f..s .smarks rh;r sos,n tnstix inc lin, Whe; hc
,s ansh @ Jug nnar,a n,n ~ ~ ~
iarsv k,,r,~ what Ia nI.tc al Il II. ,rnr,acfc In
himss1f whcthnr t,,c.e mclIuns ,seTc nrtnaiiy con
tfned ly spjfts from he othcf world, or whether
In nian ha ndented fos hiding s out waa
80 -. .Laun .tstaj r.. r.nt.,aet taet. ,7nt,
, 1876-12-23

An Esnutuaux tlUs see!lh to 10 sn . xpunslyc lux.
mry. on tho rctufa u !hs Pani1ra ffom the
Franklin searching expedition, Capt. A1cA Young
brought hask with htui a. Gnu specimen nf the FL.
animal ono lily rot loose, md Tor long tina was
al Iargc III tho nerhboslomi Ut s0uth lIamp1"a.
The Hampshire farncsF. taking Il Tor wnlf lnr1l-
p0nt brute. 4 lon7 I'LL for IepseaatioMs commit
ied ny the anllnat wns also han "'1 |" Capt. fnnh.
whu had to rucuncsiac lhe nseFtn. a.sicultnr sts.
lie rcgfuns. l.1uut, ..rbnhnof brought homo y Gnr
Esautmuux dos. tho "ktngof tho puck. " On Nov.
20 ll'u animal got away, a1st c@''sr:i much aiar'
bcln. utlstuken, ut III tho case Ut Capt. iu,ln. h
tog, for wolf. II paid ylsls 10 tas!l as ltE.on
huf.t, guhblInS up fnur ducks aud killing nth,
hui .Sas sUun uftef reEartnIea.
, 1876-12-23
F0RWARD!

Blind paths we poor mossaIs YEARLY wander on:
Wh!thsr we go no wisdosn Gun forctce;
Naught In tho record ot ngen TO ponder on,
When etst. IN the strife ,tccimat!ng the Satlon,
We blax9ned our banncrs with - Freedom for
Did we night to submit tn this last deeradatfon.
To, alpine and ncryeless, otfore tra[lofs falte
Ihat each struggle for Progress shall cave us the
wossas
eS nass 'sHa 70 = S0f si s
But 10 ctorch ouee again
And slgn. b dull pa,lot.cs, while L1bortyh heasae
~ trailcd to her grave
wilt: b"a.!ed. bound TRIAL OF tho power Of tho
PuFaAs
hut to herd tu dtsnay on th1s pestE'ent shore.
Natlscatei Asld faint With ths Ua!0r Of gore,
Where tha aul'do*oF'' whip whistles shFl's In the
And ia dull thud responds 10 4 PATRIOTS prayer:
tThe weapon which fosced fFons Thu hard handa Of
Unpaid labor Of snen like dumb beasts Of tho STALL
Now drug FROM .he FFecda'an's hourse' unwilling
Mid ahtIsks nnaya!',ag,, a promise to vote.)
Like ;!ock, when Ut midnight lbs volts howl IL
Stand " trembling, appalled, and e1sansulne,
Willis tas haIs Of our sesssnss rcaound With that
Hngeadotod BY hate, and an echo from Hsll'
mol nsyoad the'e bleak deserts. this slase'ae.
Lies Thy Pfo1ml.ea land, bElmmIng with w'ae and
Where @ sMolds arc beat to p'ou.h.rss, aud .pearb
Where, nssih thsif tecninx vlns. and ng4, In dull
Rest tho Aesoos who creste, weld tho hammer aad
No p!oSli's p;% p;s%s!' of he''.houad. to molest or
whcsv tho calciam:'ight Of tres pssas throws tho
On the dense darkncss which conceal. thc.s raven
Where ~ fftsea.sen .ha' 'be Fseemen, aud Labor. in
sha, use 81 dung tho eor.es Of the dogs that yom
Can We reach ist-we can. willy reach it:-We
For ts Gi5od Of our martyr. calls asreo from their
mye afe e5assn 70 suffer SCI, labor 70 "
An'~qf Pfuls:s ts'5 'o't s0~p'aa' with ''s'ox loud
Husrah! nurtaat for Freedom, for 1louor, aad for
And drown with joyous, hcurty cheers, the piping
| cntorHan1
Which :4sMs,s "a It's tesllo frenzy sg..n't cur North.
They did sot te.1 i when it .hsleked from bali's'
but put i down with might and main when bsyo.
sos sS.il tas ,.a 81 Progress bs aarIghsd or dis,
When EsGo '.hr!e1. in dismal squeak, call u. to
| Eet1oxEaIes
No backward steps but Forward! until. In svcry
AL the people, for The people. BY tho people ts4s.
And pnfsleutlug Justice yield unknown. unpI.isa
slaves. Csc: n. SLOAN.
, 1876-12-23
THE SACRlLEGI0US FEAST.

Tho hntfthty King Uelshazzaf Madp
4 fcant 10 swell h!a fame,
And l;abylonIu'a Lords, arrayed
III prInccly rain,ent, came.
And tlakxlEng epIcn.lDr shonc nronnd,
And frnnl gorgeous tlLrOnx
OF fnympl,. like beauties wcIiil tbs sound
n.1shn,,.r cr, thc rIIttc-.n. fhrona
Nhnnrs ,,ri,lc IL. efatl,.r h1,ri,tl
Ernitant Xxi mn. I,cs ri thrt,, t,,rn
lin sny"rcy.,n ~ fi,r wor,I,
AnI, that ~ i,nunr 'scane lii sor1
1.nn,n,autjcti h. ,hat vim
H. tlri,nk In cnnn his fniner stoie
'A "" 'Ae' ''''>+
1r ro,1,c.. uJrtt, +1,r rsIao ord citrl
- ~ .,irnsn1es srns;,o,Is strni..
rte hni~ "n,,u. ",", ssn"tnns ,ir;nk
nrH I:rsnIf's raj rTSfnns
Wh.sr n,,,in.,v cyrriirss, ,n3ncY
iirisha1ynr rr{cs Ilei,niIi
7 dr,ml, n" ioy.rrs,t tln, wira
= r. r. o rnn."c1s;oi ,"u ~ ,tnIi VIM
:" "o'''S'"''" e'"'
, 1876-12-23
0Val'iia I lIlIlol'
Of ten yeara' growth cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,

have ha1 an Ovarian Turor In til - 0varia a
AnA Hpsvsla far Irn feurr.
ANN Ansont l'eS r. iR75.-pn. HApw4Y. Tbs
hAsu had n. utarl4n Tutnut In lla oyaEca and bow.
eli tyr trn ysasn. lfted thu bt, physicians Of lhls
I!aco without sny h1ncnt 1t wa. growing II such "a.
ttdty tlat could uot hasu llrt1 M,tch longer. 4
lhxd not much falt them, 6uk nnalIy, after much
nselased sx bottle. ot tho ltstolseIt Two bo1e. OF
wfsouI any AppaFfnt bcaeht. dc!erAilned 10 pcrse-
vere. utad twrl,s bottles u tls kesolvent. two
Ut The Reef. al two buxes 81 tic lt!!s before they
were Runo had lost twcRty.nTb r1ulas:
cuuliAucdt 10 IAe tAt mclictAU untG VIA sure fha
Twas tnttrey cuEta. tuck my medicine about nfa
ID I'll ioox hfss loiso bottlea of ths esaiysa,, IL
buttIrA ieiirf. aud slx baxca Ut tho I'I!le.
trcl perfectly well. and heart full q gratitude
nnI yuur wonderful mtdfcnc. feet dFsrly indebted.
aisI iDy prayer N mat Il may he ~ much OF oe4snx
oo's5;s s;..a. :. Il haa S'en to na Mis- Z. c. n1Dplxs
hlr, Wibbins who nakcl the aGova cert! Acatt, tha
psEsotl for whom requested you U send nlealeinc Ia
faue is75 The lueIIslnes a6oye stata1 ~era bought
uf ie with tbs exception of WHIST WIS beut 10 her bY
sau may say that ler staene4t II correct w!tlputa
aaahra''ob b.asSI, ta,tss as cho.. KIN T. A1sai .
s;oss crttisais II sn h.. besn fot mauy yssTs wsi
Known 10 H. and tic fnels therein sfAss iIpIbt
saIs Md uufsnauY CORRECT. ny uAp witt knUxk Mrx
bl'b;dt 4stxnsd Tna Sa''s'o a'f KSJ. p coeKEa
AA!tH GoC5EK.
MANY Y; toSD
\. H. POND.
, 1876-12-23

A boy Of 5 years, who had passed the after
noon at the Boston Art Museum, looking up In
when they die, turn Into numlp!es, Do Ill tha
papa turn into pupplesl"
, 1876-12-23

iaf... received much tnstructlon, and many valu.
,bs ,lFnts. Some things, however, do nol like.
For Insancc all the talk about fancy articles for
chrIstas II II trnn they rlcate for !lttis whflei
" " ron lang ngo had made rnid through your
wardrol,e Of cast.ofI clo,hlng., to dnd In them .
nine Of wealth for the many that TO- nay arc mt
fsrins for 10th fnua and rnnent. C1mfoFtlcea
ton,es won1d hnve been indeed Enlightened up.
viii a, Kyan, rtcnsc tell rs through the co!tmns
xf 1he lIont where wo may purchase the patterns
al those CcntcnnEash; also tho price, snh nbtIEe an
Interested party In reform underwear ind welfare
r American women. :
have, an elegant cocoaaut cake reclpc. which
vii tcnd Whites Of twelve eggs: ono and aguaf-
nonntls Of butter; two cups rnavUrtaed Rngaf.
s,ste as for Jelly cake. Then takc the nhEtes OF
@ s R9una 9 sab
Foy frostis.g takc two eggs ind ona cup Of augar.
b. not bcattho eggs for frost.
, 1876-12-23

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-1 hAYe juat recovered from
IN awful attack of illness. My mother II an in.
tsnse admiref Of The Home, and undertook 10
make somc kind Of new dish strongly recon-
nendtd tl,ercLn Il would llko nightly 10 6nd
out by vhom.} don't remember what tho rano
n It was, but II looked pretty nice. think they
allied It chomcloom, or something; II had d kind
II whIto pastry look about Il TINT rather suE.
,}csous at first, hui It didn't sme], bad. and 40
Xe some, naucesful OF it. and ttopped: It tasted
Ind Of queer; tho rest of tile family said they
hi waa inst . week ago. havo 1ost ono weeks
ages, suffering intense agonlcs, and had Tho fol-
wing prescntcd 10 me to-day:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-14
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF q certain Mortgage, whereby the power
therein contained to sell has become operative,
executed bv Martin v. Sweet OF Lawton. Van
Buren, County Michigan. to George w. Mafitt,
OF the same place. bearing date, the sixth day
of August a. d. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight. and recorded IN the Office of the Regis
ter OF leeds for the County Of Van Buren,, in
said StaIro' Michigan, on the eighth day Of
August, =. D. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, in Lib u" OF Mortgages, on page 289,
winch said Mortgage was duly assigned on tho
twelfth dav OF April, A. d. eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine bv The said George W. Mafitt,
to Sidney T. Smith. which said assignment was
on the twelfth day April, A. ID. eighteen
hundred and rixty-nine. recorded IN said Regis
ter's Office. in Lber IS" of Mortgages, on page
5s1 and which said Mortgage was duly as
signed on the sixth day Of May, A. ID. eighteen
hundred and sixty-pipe, by the said Sidney T..
Smith, to Wallace s. Smith, which said assign
ment was ON the sixth day OF May, A. ID,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, recorded In
said Registers Office in Lber "S 81 OF Mortgag-
es. on page 500; and which said Mortgage was
duly assigned, on the sixth day OF May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-nlne, by the said Wal
lace 8. Smith, to Decatur Downing, which said
assignment was on the sixth day OF May,
eighteen hundred and sIxty-nine, recorded in
said Registers Office. in Liber s" Of Mort
cages, on page GOO upon which Mortgage
notice, the sum of five hundred and twenty
six dollars and forty-two cents, and no suit or
proceedings at law. having been instituted to
recover any part thereof, notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that on SATURDAY.. the twentieth
day OF Nav next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
shall sell at public auction, to the highest blo-
der, sale to take place at the front door Of the
Van Buren, County Circuit Court House, in the
Village of Paw Paw. the premises described in
said Mortgage. or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy the amount due on such
Mortgage, with ten per cent interest. and legal
costs. together with an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars, covenanted for therein. that is TO
say, the following piece or parcel OF land, STU
ated in Van Buren, County, in the State OF
Michigan, viz Commencing at point near
the southwest corner of the southwest quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter OF section twenty
nine (29), town three go south. of range thr-
teen (13) west. where the highway leading
north and south, and the highway running east
and west, cross each other, thence east forty
(40) rods, thence north twenty-four (24) rods,
thence to the center OF the highway. thence
south along the center of the highway to the
place OF beginning, being six acres OF land.
more or less. 1O9ltl3
Dated, Paw Paw, February 23d. A. D. 1876.
ndni DECATUR DOWNING, Assignee.