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sian language the official lingo, English jour
nails find another cause for war. These same
journals found no cause for war in the kind
of Government which existed in Bulgaria
previous TO the war, and under whose be-
nign administrations atrocities we're encour-
aged and stimulated that made the blood Of
the civilized world run cold with horror.
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SENATORS Morton, Mcmillan and Sauls-
bury are lionized extensively at Portland,
Oregon, and the people are doing everything
to secure their friendship and influence for
"Oregon interests" To visitors from abroad,
Cronin and his nose continue among such
stock sights as the Cascades, the Dalles, and
Mount Hood.
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HH"Fsusiy, AuXust Bth, 1871, nj II A. M
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gov
ernor, to be supported at the September election,
and to attend to such other business as may properly
come befor the convention.
The basis of representation will be follows: Each
city, town and plantation entitled to delegate
and one additional delegate for every seventy five
votes given for the Republican candidate for Governor
In 1876. fraction of forty votes over the number
which is entitled to delegate will be accorded
delegates Substitutes serve only for towns OF
the county In which they reside.
The Republican State Committee will be in session
in the ante-room of the Hall at 10 O'Clock the morn
ing of the Convention.
By order of the Republican State Committee.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Chairman.
j. o. SMITH, Secretary.
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The statement that Senator Barnum Of
Connecticut has sued the receiver of the
Indianapolis Sentinel Company for $1,000
advanced during last falps campaign, indi-
Gates that some of those "mules' are stum-
bling into court,
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley I.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent our
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY IS.

we 40 not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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The undersigned are few of the many who have
been cured by my treatment, and can be interviewed
at any time.
Edward Rome, U. s. Hotel, Cough.
Cold. 'N "a - '"'A ''''
j. F. Kilduf, SO Beach St., Cough.
Miss ZpOrah Wisden, 81 Kingston ST.. Cough.
Miss Hatten, at Mrs. D. j. Hollands 500 Washing
2 ]: Welsh, Attorney, e1 Court ST., Cold.
r. Eldridge, ~ +. Springfield St., Cold
F. Rockford U. S Hotel, Cold
F. E. Hibpard, Oxford street, Cough.
]. Chandler Rogers, 81 Beach street. Cough
James Ford, Needham, Mass, Cough.
II. E. Fletcher, st. Johnsbury, Vt, Cough.
Ford Hayman, of Hayman Bros. 81 Co, "A Will
liams street, n. Y. Cough.
John Lyons, corner Beach and South SJs., Cough.
Or. Fitzgerald, SSecond St., South Boston, Cough.
Ex-Councilman l.. Noyes. Cough.
w. G. Slack. II Commerce St., Cata1rh
Prof Jas. Whitney, corner West and Mason street,
Catarrh.
John O'Kane. Hollis Pl Boston Highlands, Cough
Mrs. M. Guild, Cochituate, Mass, Cough.
A. A. Nichols, Glendale, Mutual b. B. B., Brook
lyn, L: l.: Cough.
H. L. Reed, rs Beach street, Cough.
Henry Doorly 229 Washington street, Cough.
James Comerford. Milton, Mass Cough.
Geo. P. Morton, 379 Silver street, Cough.
Joseph II. Hayward, As Hudson.
B. d. Griggs, W. Newton, Cough.
Rev. Joseph Wissell, c. SIS. R. St. Marys, Annapo-
lis, Md, Rheumatism
Stephen White, Kingston street, Cough
F. Costello, 1874 Kingston street, Cough.
Mrs. T. M. Bearce, 251 Highland street, Catarrh and
General Debility.
II. Cooper, II Myrtle street, E. Somervlle, Mass
Mrs Geo. f. WEIGH, 4S Harvard street, Charlestown
Catarrh and General Debility.
Matthew Sullivan &C Cove street, Cough of six years
standing.
A; H. Wood, 81 High street, Dyspepsia and General
J: Kent, II Tyler street, General Debility.
Chas e. Fulleck, 108 Broadway. S. B., Cough,
B. c. Crabtree, Albany r. r. Bronchial Affection
Fred g. Sweet, Engine "Nalhau Halr', Albany r.
R., Rheumatism.
Thos. Grant, s9 Fourth street, Sou th Boston, Cen
sumption.
Sergeant Chas. Hirdreth, Station 4, Cough.
Officer VIM. Is. Hill, Station 4, Cough.
Dr. JUDGE also begs leave to announce TO the
public that he has made the study and treatment OF
all diseases of the
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Maine and all others who pro-
pose to support the candidate of the Republican
ty in the pending election invited to send dele
gates to State Convention, to be held in
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Mr.. LoRING PICKERING, of the San
Francisco Euening Mail and Morning Call,
has perfected his scheme for transmitting
whole pages of newspapers by telegraph.
The matter is stereotyped and the plate ad-
justed to swiftly revolving cylinder. The
depressions between the letters are filled with
a nonconducting substance, and, as the
faces of the type touch pins connecting with
the wire, fac simile of the plate is produced
at the other end of the line. For trans
mission of long public documents the inven-
tion will be invaluable, but it will be oil but
little if any use in sending private messages.
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Throat, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
ALSO Of
rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Catarrh, and all Fe-
male Complaints
A Specially for Fifteen Years and More.

[From Mr. Murray, of the Golden Rule Publishing
Co., 143 fremont street, Boston.1
Dr. Judge-Dear Sir: have taken your Catarrh
Medicines, and the benefit which have received is
wonderful l shall call and see you personally in
regard to them.
BOSTON, June /, 1877.
-, Dr. Judge-Dear Sir: have been troubled with
chronic and Bronchial Catarrh, from which I have
suffered intensely for years past but after trying
everything for relief. without avail, was induced
to try your Oxy-Hydrogenated Air which has pro-
am well man and give you my hearty thanks for
your kindness to and trust you may he the means
OF curing all affected with this loathsome disease.
You can refer any one to me you please.
Yours very respectfully,
j. II. LEVY, Cigar Manufacturer,
76 Kendall ST., Boston.
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TEE Msssdger Franco Americdsn OF New
York has been prohibited entrance into
France II anything were needed to show the
dcspotic and arbitrary character of the new
reginae in France it would be this fact. The
Messenger was under the ban of Napoleon
III. because it opposed his schemes
of domination in America, and be-
cause it sympathized with the Union
cause. Now it is prescribed because
it denounces clerical supremacy in France,
and the subordination OF the interests OF that
great country to the policy of the Papal see.
In the establishment OF a Provisional GoV-
ernment in Bulgaria, and making the Rus-
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OXy-HydrOgenated Air,
THE GREAT CURE FOR CATARRH.
Consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough. Colds,
Bleeding of the Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat or
Chest, Hav Fever. and all affections of the Lungs
and air passages, by the application of the Medcated
Vapor Trial free.
From the Boston Journal
DR.. Judge is widely and favoraby known as a
physician of high reputation. His remedies are
highly recommended by those who have used them.
[From the Traveller.l
We personally know DR.. Judge anu woull advise
all affected to call and see him.
From the Golden RuIel
Thousands are being benefited by this wonderful
cure. Our readers should consult DR., JUDGE AT once
The following are few of the many testimonials
received from those who have been afflicted.
From Gentlemen 70 years of age.
DIR. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Words cannot express nv
heartfelt thanks for your wonderful medicine which
has cured me of Catarrh from which have suffered
for the past 50 years, and am sored to perfect
health, and at 70 years of age feel have a new
lease of ife want everybody to know of this cure;
and you are at liberty to refer any to me to see
you all the success you deserve am
Yours respectfully,
S. FRENCH, 13 Hudson St., Boston, Mass
DIR. JUDeE-Dear Sir: Your Oxy-Hydrogenated
with Chronic and Bronchial Catarrh tor years, Have
tried many ply sicians but until seeing YOUR
advertisement sent Tor you. L have been unable to
lie down in my bed for years, but now l can truly
say do not know of pain.
My daughter also afflicted is entirely cured.
Yours Resp'y, MRS. H. SANDERSON,
A Castle St., cor. Washington, Boston.
BOSTON, Feb 2S, 1877.
DR. j. d. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Now that L am in
perfect health must thank you for your kindness in
treating me with your Oxy-Hydrogenated Air.
which worked like magic and restored me to perfect
health. after suffering for years. trust every one
similarly affected will call on you and get relief
With my most heartfelt thanks, remain
Yours very truly, j. WADE, 76Portland St Boston,
Everett House, Hyde Park, Mass, Feb. 6, 1877.
DR.: j. d. JUDGE-Dear Sir: Your remarkable
for Catarrh has made perfectly well in three
weeks time. Having suffered with it for several
years cannot do too much to spread the joyful
news that there is remedy for this dreadful disease
You are at liberty to refer any to me who wishes
to perfectly well man. With The best of wishes
for your prosperity, remain.
Yours Resp'y, JOHN III. STEPHENS.
BOSTON, March %, 1877.
DIR. j. d. JUDGE & Co-Gentlemen In June 1876,
l wrote you Of the beneficial results of your treat
ment that had cured me of Lung Complaint and
Consumption. l am now happy to inform you that
continue to improve, and weigh nearly double of
what did when commenced taking your medicine,
thought you would be pleased to know how have
entirely regained my health, and hope others will
call on you and be benefited have been by your
treatment. For 10000 would not be where was
before took your medicine.
Yours Gratefully, GEORGE D. BUZZELL,
md CT
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Gratefully, GEORGE d. BUZzELL,
"a Kneeland ST. Boston.

IFIUu WtU-KHUWn clergyInaG.J
ST. MARY's, ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July II, 1875.
DR.. j. D. JUDGE & Co,-Dear Sirs: have found
your Lniment a most effectual remedy for all kinds
of Rheumatic pains. 1t has cured both myself and
several of my clerical friends to whom have given
it. Please find enclosed amount for the last half
dozen bottles.
Most resneoffu11v unure
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[From the Boston Daily Globe
The enterprising and popular firm of DR.. j. d.
Judge q Co., at 81 Beach St., Boston, is widely
known in this section of the country. DR.. Judges
wide experience in his profession has given him a
high reputation among physicians.
The Boston Pilot, in answer to Sufferer in San
Francisco, says: "We know of none better than tbe
Balsamic Pectora Syrup, sold by DR.. Judge & Co.,
70 Beach St, Boston, for Hoarseness, Colds and
Coughs.
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A Good Opportunity

For a man with So, 500, to make
money, LII IN 200 paying business
&c" THIS OFFICE.
mY19 diff
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TIED
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY

MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The thoroughly tested Lubricator, for Steam and
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This LubricatOr combines ecOnO-
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The Company manufactures three different grades,
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is secured by Letters Patent, granted 1876.
ALI goods guaranteed as represented and put up in
convenient packages for the trade.
6 Haymarket Square, Boston, or W. w. Whipple
81 Co., Agent, q Market Square, Portland, will be
promptly attended to.
We are permitted to refer to the following:
PORTLAND, June IS, 1877.
To the Union L@bricotor Co., Haymarket Square,
Boston:
We have thoroughly tested your Lubricator on our
road and find it to be OF great merit, running weeks
and over 5000 miles without replenishing, thereby
saving in time and expense We can safely recon-
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ALMON LEACH, Supt.
HENRY S. BENNETT Master Mechanic.
W. H. FESSENDEN.
Treasurer Portland Machine Work.
/. d. WILSON,
Foreman Portland Machine Works.
HENRY S. CLAY.
Livery Stable Keeper. Market Square.
S. P. CHADBURN,
Proprietor Stages Portland to BridgtOn.
IRA CLAY,
Truckman at Milliken & Co.'s Commercial st.
FRED CUMMINGS,
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w. S. JORDAN,
Cumberland Paper Co.
WlNSLOW MACHINE WOKS,
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REV. JOS. WISSELL, C. IS. R.
P. 81 allow you to make use of the above as you
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DR.. JUDGE also begs leave to announce TO the
pmbic that ne has made the study and treatment of
all diseases of the
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The thoroughly tested Lubricator, for Steam and
Street Cars, Paper, Rolling, Cotton and Wooen Mills
Sugar Refineries, Gas Works, Brick Yards, Dredging
Machines and for all Machinery with heavy bearings
Also for Carriages, Wagons, Carts, Drays, etc.
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TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year in advance. Tc
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if PAID IN ac-
a1ce.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-06
Mortgage Foreclosure.

Whereas, default has been made I'm the con-
altqns OF certain Mortgage bearing date the
eli c Ca OF Apris Al ID: is1S, executed by Wiz.
Michigan, TO Jeremiah c. Tobias, of Reed CIV.
IN the county OF Osceola, State aforesaid and
recorded .s on the sixth day OF April, A. D. 1879,
on pages %, iod and iel. in the RsSs .gsse ~
Deeds Office, for the County OF lake. state ~
Michigan; which said Mortgage was duly as
signed BY the said jeremiah 9. Tobias to la.
iS77, and recorded on the nth day OF Fcbruary.
"A. ID. 1877, at o'clock q. m, in Liber OF Mort !.
cages, on page 4, In the Register OF Deesis' OF
1 nS In nna Ior said County OF Lake aforesaid:
said mortgage, at the date or this notice the
sum OF Two Hundred and One Dollars and
thirteen Cents s2Ol :lsl, principal and interest,",
(S50), provided In said Mortgage In case any
proceedings should be talxen to forecIuss. rho
same; and no proceedings either at law or In
equity having been instituted 10 recover the
S no,e or any part thereof, Notice Is therefore
On the I'd Day Of October, Il. ID. 1877,
ate IT ten o'clock In the forenoon at the front
aoor OF the Court House., In the Village of
naldwin THAT being the place OF holding the
Circuit Court for said ,Ounty OF Lake,. said
Mortgage will be for,cluses ny virtue az the
n.ie at public auction To the highest oder OF
". mortsagcd premises, which ore described
as follows, to.wit: All that certain piece or
parcel OF Land situate, lying md being In tn.
known and describ d as follows, to-wiI: I'm:
East half (lx) Of the North W,sst ouart.,r IN
OF Section number Twenty -Four car, in Town.
ship numbcr Nineteen tlJ) North. Of Rlnge
r n.even W west comprising Eighty acres
Dated at baldwin, July 5th. Is.7.
WALTER n PALMER jacob WOLF,
ATTY Glr
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Mortgage Sale.

whereas, default hos been made in the con.
olllons and payment OF certain Mortgage
,i, nn,, executed and acknowledged by Dsnicl
Plnoras Lake county, and STATE, s,f Michiya,,
OF the hrst part, 70 Frederick Mitchell, OF Os,
ceola county, and State aforesaid, OF the SEC.
ond part, bearing date me 2lih dWy OF Jmiv
ls!G and recorded In the Office of tie R>gist:.r
OF Dstsis for said County of Lake, in the Htate
o'clock a. M, in Lib,rs OF Mortgages. OF, pnuc :
l0I, ana which said Merigagr was duly as
signed by said Frederick Mitchell, of the
iownsslp or Richmond, county OF Oxccoln
and State Of Michigan, Ia Levi McIarnnn. III
Jersey, IN said County of Osceoia, and state
Oh. VI ~ icIigan, By assignment bc.ring date the
ment y duly recorded in the ofiicc ofthe Rsr-
istcr OF Deeds for said Lake county In sail
ssat.e, on tho 9Th day ofJuiy, 1870 In Libcr {,
Nortgage there IL claimed 10 b. due AMI I'm.
paid az the dntc Of this notice, for prius.IIal
and aaseTsSt the sum q One Hundred and
,ms ny OF Mortgage, and also the sum OF
IIy Dollars, the attorney fee therein pro-
W. ,si .or, 70 De paid should my proceedings
oe taken 70 foreclose the same; aud whereas
no procsedlngs NJ law or In equity have been
taken to forccio:c the Mortyage or. any part
~. mef ,, NOW, therefore, notice shereby Civ
taincd In said Mortgage, fshaii sell st pni,Iic
auction TO the highest bidder, $500.
On the 5th Day Of October, 1877, !,
ut the hour of Nine o'cIock In the forenoon af
s.id day, Mt the front door OF the Court House.
In the tow nship of Pleasant Plains. County az
Lake, and State OF Michigan THAT being the
building In which the Circuit curt for said
ounty Of Lake Is heidi, the premises de-
scribcd In said Mortgage, or so much thereof.
~ snail DC necessary To satisfy the amount
uus on said mortgage, tho costs and expenses
s,id premises being described as follews, to,
VII: All that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being In the County of Lake.
Ia inc state OF Michigan, known and described
~ y. follows, to-wit; the West half 10 OF the
s.ast nall OF the Southwest quarter ~ or
= scction Thirty-Six Cs6), Town Eighteen us)
Forty (f0l acres, more or less.
Dated, July 9th, 1877. 6i ORG rlT
LEVI NcLARNAN.
S.F. DWIGHT Assignee OF Mortgage.
Atty for Assignee of mortgagc.
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of public business. rece;v;no q "a,
dition "a regular salsrv %. -.
of "a and $40 MILEAGE boih wavs
Two of the shortest are given ~ n,
Illustrations. N Voucher Nc no
Aue 2S a187aN W..h;rs go. 1 !.
Boston 458 milos. Boston - i,c,,sII
26 miles; Lowell a. Boston ~ r;lcs
Boston tb Washington 468 .pmiles
Total 968 miles. At 10 cents ~,
| mile, S98. Per diem 8 DAYS a. a
per day, ol2. Totsl, &lO8s Vouch.
! cr No. 144, Sept 5th. 1873. Wash.
|inxton to Phifadelphia 189 miles.
Philadelphia 10 Cane Nav,82 miles.
Cape May to PhiladelDhis Sc miIes:
Philadelphia to Wsshinston 183
miles. Total, 442 miles. At 10
cents per mile, $44.2O. Per diem
ut "a per day 1.-TWO days), So. To-
| tai, $500. These vouchers with
many others similar, were made the
basis Of charges Of profligate ex.
trayagancs with public money.
Their substantial correctness was
not questioned, but the fellow off.
Gals who investigated the matter
and are now known as .reformers !"
congratulated Lanston on his "tri-
umphant vindication" only few
months ago. fany one. Mr.. Ed.
tor, amsng your readers entertains
any doubt as TO the great extent of
like clauses, I will answer for Il
that they would 20 away abundant.
ly satisfied after an inspection of
tho ways devised whereby vsrv
little business is united with n GOOD
deal of pleasure, on inspection
tours. etc. etc.
Mexican officials, by their prompt
action in arresting the Rio iirande
City raiders and their evident de-
sire to do the square thing bv ms.
have contributed largely to allav
the excitement aroused by the ex.
ploits of those desperadoes. Though
Gov. Hubbard has disayowed nSv
purpose to invade Mexican terri.
tory, many profess to see in the
authority given to raiseState troops.
n concerted movement in favor of
Lerdo and annexation.
OF the many civilians rendered a
position on the Sitting Bull Con-.
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Mortgage Nale.

Default having bcen made IN tile condition.
OF ccrtnin Mortgage, whereby tile MOVIE,
therein cont tanned 70 sell has become ourrn
tive) executed by Ebenexer Hnmis Ir srs
sarah eainis, Of Lake county, Michiran. AM
william Fletcher, ST., of the City OF Ds.troif
dated, september 2lxt, 1875, and recorded OFF n
per ~, 800 In the Oflicc or the Renfster n
Deeds f0r tho County OF Lake, In the flssf~ -
MlcniKan, In Libcr. Three OF Mortxagos. or
pages ~, ~ AMI Is; upon which Mortxngs
mere ~ claimed To- be due at the date or this
notice, the SUM OF Two Hundred and Twenty.
SIX slx Dollars and Forty-two Cents; also, an at-
torncy Zee OF so, covenantcd for therein; and
NO SUIT or proceedings Mt law having been In
ssituted % recover any part thereof Notice Ia
therefore hereby given, that
On Saturday, the Ssrfh Day Of October
next, nc twelve O'Clock noon, shall sell Mt
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, (saie 10
take place At the ffont door 1.-THE Lake COM
ty Circuit Court House, I'm the Village or Baid-
win) the premises contained In such Mort.
gage, Tor 40 much thereof as shall be neoes,a-
~ TO satisfy the amount due on such Mort
gage, with ten per cent. interest, md k.wal
costs), that - 70 say, the following piece rr
parcel OF land situate In Lake county Nichi
gan, vix.:-The. west half OF the south west
quarter or section ~, In Town II North. III
tango II West, occupied by lnortgarors NJ
Dated, DesSolis July sth, A. d. 1871.
WM FLEroHER,
j. fLETcHER
, Executors of WILLIAM FLErcHEn, sr..
VIZ. J. WATERMAN, Xtfof7SSv
Tor EXECUTORS OF Movtgagce. ll
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$500 Pianos for $25t

And all other styles In same proportion. In.
cass-soid dirucf " tire peotke At Ssofevv pSjr,s
No agents; no communications; no dlsc6s,nts.
These Pianos mode Oitc Of tho anest dinpiays
iInousiy r,-cofnsa~ud,sl for the HiaSGk&r is :
ofs. New Maisufsctory-- LONE ofthe tarysvast and
nnest n ti.e world. The squsts, 0rnnda con-
strung scale, tlse greatest Improvement Ia tho
history Of Piano making. Thr Uprixhts are
the Nnes< IN AMsyica. Don't fall 70 write for m.
Iustrated and t.cScriptivo cata1oguc-- u,ulls,(l
free. MENDEISOHN PLANO cd.
l-a'-5-sa No. 80 BroHdWay, NY.
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SherlTs Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS is
sued out 0fand under the seal OF the Circuit
ourt for che County Of Lake TO Isaac Grant,
shen SHERIFF Of Lake county, directed and de-
ceinber, 1875, respectively, ian favor ofSOlOnion
y. Hess and Walter j. Gould, plaintiffs, and
against the goods and ciiattels, and for want
thereof, then 10 be made OF the lands and ten
eynents OF CeIoikl +. Basom, the defendant
encrotn named, Isaac Grant, then sheriff or
interest Of the above named defendant in and
20 the following described real estate, to-wit:
All Of Lot One N) and Sixteen (l0), In Block
Twenty-four 2lh in the villagc OF Baldwin,
Lake county, Michigan, which shall expose
mr. so!e and cell ~ public auction, TO the high
est 9itldnrs ~ the front door OF the Court House,
In the Village Of Baldwin,
On tbs ~ Day, Of October,
ISL, at Four O'clock D. m. -st
Dated, this 10Th day Of August, A. d. 1877.
GEORGE OvlATr,
Sheriff Of Lake Co., Michigan.