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t i 1, t' i - i. fk ' 1 0-1 '4 ( ' ? - 7 : : ' " i ( i r . j , i i ( 1 i 3 t j,; i t ., - i " 4 ,1 . j ' r Lie e b ij)t.::tcriilic Coiim iitii ii ! '1 ' I r i i i I i y ( ' OisrT f'ii:iF' 111 i, n t i:i ?I: "' 1' r.Vi I1 r, ; c -.it -s ivt.:i, cn -' i , " V " n I ; - ; . . t. i K. ni1 i t I j 1 - , :it 1 oFFh k p. m. for the purpose of vy (iUtl'iVg ih UnU-tto (lie Doni-fM-ratSe Binte, JwUvlixl nl DFirie! C.nvri?tiMs. A prm-ral atteh-dar.-ce oft!:!1 I), nun rr.cy is requested, r3 !.o vt.tcr nf liu- county Vvhu tFsiro a ilnrj-o in the National Fl ration and reform In the'iivii n-rvk-? f I lie country; l: IS ho F t; :;t (1 1 1 ;si the pFiey of the country in relation to finance and money shall be made fair, equal and just tow ariF the people ly the rc-j-cfd of the resumption Fw and the restoration of silver money liy (-rdrr Democratic Central Committee. Thomas IF Bcskiiik, Chairman. 'Paoli, Jnn.O, 1S78. 'ilah for liuia. llcnionsti ze silv e r. Iteprl tfie i ankrupt law, Itepeal the resumption net. Abolhb tun national banks. Give plenty of greenbacks. The Tiirku-ltus.'iian war is about ended. The !u(ful Turk lias had to knock under. Democratic State ConventionFtbrnary 2Cth. Gold Is r-heai't-r since Senator VoorhefV speech. Tho Indians in the Black Hills nro en the wsrpnth. Indiana will furnish the next President of these United States. lien. D. W. VoorHees, In liana's roblest son, will be at the Democratic State Convention. - "The silver tongued orator of the Walash" made a ten strike in hi maiden Senatorial effort. Eulogistic addresses upon t lie i;de Senator Morton were delivered in the Senate li-;t Thursday. The Italians throughout the . ur. try held memorial services of t he IhIo KIiss Victor Emairaei. Barnum says that ha has sold, fclnce he bc-jan his life as a showniBii, CS3,1!U0,CC0 worth of tickets. Frank C. Johnson anil Clem Studebaker have btcn appointed iiencrary Cfr.im!sioners from Indiana to the Pa ids exposition. Jmlg Lowry, of. the Superior Court, id Fort Wayne, has decided tl-3 law known as tho suspected Felon Act to ho unconstitutional. 11 i d. h , Ui; a in ui h r. d i ::e I U'nJi d tlu.uI ' i f ;' -v dor W rli S ;jf'i!i fr I:-tri' utlon ti - It cn-ditv.uis. i. i ..... ,. . ... ' . z Ivy., VI i.k s ' : 1I, a. : . V, , : d V..d.' ( f 1 ii T T - - . , ( f ; Cri 'ic-, for Pi t-Ii..t .si.il Vi,' lu-I k-nt in An r ; rt ;.t r. Pti;i--h.ir t f.-H . t! . ' x p to t! ' 1 :th of i ia tl i 4 r. i ; N , - " . . ; t - h ! i !. '.i the i.. i 1 1 1 1 t ' . " 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 tF 5 - lu Ui i i'' . C !. " til,

"t ', ' u i r 1. i t h N ; i N ;u'.I ' ;.. IF F t ry 1 ' , F.ir n i'.h, all ... -. ! ! -1 F. , ;.;-.y urrm frh rd in 11 " IFnl and L--rei if i .:.ity, vl.rrjS rs5 cd. He i c!l ht..' "I 1 !.!.,:. !y elfti.'n! In Oivr. 3C ":uty, v-!..:j !:N .t.t 1 1" m t th t, r, t: i . tit in thf ther courts r,f the circuit, I i r-, U r hhn ssfi c;:i.o'.e ti ; i . i r-a j ;rNtf-rh".:,jor,:. r. With i.o di-; ir.'-tietit to Tlr. WiN.ui, wo I f liovj irr. 15n-kitk to ! - the f jr t: -vn! tint it vrouhl he to tSiO hest interest of trie I c nice racy to nominate him. This opinion i jdvtn alter rarefully weighing the 'matter ' and ti!hout prejuiiico in hi,.-? favor on account of personal friendship, or (a vor. IXoominff'on Courier.

..When n Republican is heard to sirguo tl.it there sllould bo no politics in home eh ctlons, it U quite m well to answer them hy saying-, 'S to 7." There was supposed to be no polities in the members of the Supreme Court of the United States, cither, still they voted 8 to 7 on th electoral com mis-don, and the people's Democratic candidate was defeated and a lltpublican i'resislent was fraudulently counted in. Remember thedft t!'iing3 when they say "thero should be no politics in our hoini elections." Vinccnncs S.tn. It is rc:i I funny to hear a membtr(?)of the inharmonious Hopublican party, prating about the want of harmony ia thj ranks of the "unterrified Democracy." In comparison with the "war to the knife and knife to tho hilt" conflict raging between tho fraudulent Republican President md such leaders as Conkling, Blaine, Chandler and others there is angelic harmony in tho Democratic ranks. Russia has dictated the terms on which peace can be. mads and th Porto has accepted them. The Turkish delegates have been or dered to sign the peace preliminaries, and the armistice is probably concluded by this time. The conditions have not yet been o facially made known. It is generally believed that all danger of foreign intervention has passed. Feuator Voorhees is receiving congratulatory letters and tele grams by the hundreds, since the delivery of his great speech, a copy of which v laid before ' ur readers last week. It is a significant fact that lars numbers of them are Rent from e4st of th mountains, where tha hard inoneyites havw heretofore hsaa supposed to reign supreme. Blaine, of Maine, tok a tilt at staid old Massachusetts, in the Benale of the United States a Saw days since and brought to light some of her traitorous doings of ve ancient past. His remarks caused a wordy warfare between he and the Massachusetts Senators. How pleas-tnt it Is for brethren to dwell together in unity. II,.!) Micr's I rc-p ft' r the Att'rnt'yC 'iKiaNIilp yjo-.Y Lii.Jittr ;:.d ! i: ;.::rt,u!i day. All 5 ( sr-, P.ci'Uhlh-an--, Ind pv ndents and IVm'. i. lj, .dikf, :,r ' We. kdlyi.i rav.-r o-f P Ti.cr. j :.. t ,r.(dh--r v.) n i. tht. Si de s. --tj p"i uhr Gtn. Af .Tt Willudi, who cnt"rfl tl 1 u',r i.i ;i piv te in th; Ni 1 1 h ()lii. lv'gi.nf tit, and .-croJ a Ith diiti'ictlo l i i : nuuih.r of I ill h---, ill-- I at i'l, II iry, Chio, 't'h'Ji : 1 iy, ;i ;ti I . t x I v -i I , 1 1 1 yi r. TI P to t . !; r J.u . i t-.-. n--'d;i v j 1 1 r... t in r- :vt ..t! -i .t N. w t ! , . u.ait on i J rt r F "j ' r.- try 1 ,1 7 v.l i i ' .-h p. i , ! th ar: h'u . .t. 1 'i ' i r t 1 .. .. . r ' I ... I t h T ' f . . C -t. I i V

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! i' M IFi-i. I ,3 I . . " i 1 . , F i.ii, F t! ? if Kr 't.'j Fr. h. 5 it ct'i i (i j u : v 1 ; ti!. 1. j ' i 'hi l t r j 1 1 - i t ' , i i - , ' i - '. . ! I il'shn'i'. wru F 1 J f1-" i 1 Ft tl c f a erj ; ' ? r yj. IT--.ho j ,tc t'J r,. :j if j :. .r c ," rs! tr ,r 3 ! I I e i -::' I fi t i l" Mtr: (.ft' ? ; r?.iil j t. . . j rPT'! Ij. T.'atit cf f"Jfs j rerai!.' us fr ! i j r : i! c ei.t'r? , r:. : irp c'i'iicrt rsr.-iiu1.' ly cd'I' ; t'. r i."t ii:-sj .rint rirts, Fx'1- ' "t it Sii'j ! S' t!-2 i'fnns cf F" r - r .1 tj tuose into whose hands it raay fall. In answer to tie question "what is your rt-Kcij?'' Fir. S- said. . "itoek canJy and - wliisky.'' "It will cure any pulmonary complaint. I drank twentyMwo gallons in cisLtee niontiis, find have been a well man ever sine?. Take five pounds of pure white rock candy and dissolve it in a gallon of old rye whisky the older the better. 1 he whisk-y must be distilled in the old fashioned wny, with a copptr worm. IN o steam wr.tsky snould bo used, lor the steam distillation now used ' develops the latent poison of the berry and fi ! 1 your system with fusel and other deadly oils. Always get the pure v,-hit rock candy. Colored candies are invariably poisonous. A yellow tinge shows the presence of an insoluble earth, deleterious to the stomach and dangerous. The clear white rock candy 13 pure crystallized suar, and sacha ri ne matter, you know, ia the most nourishing or all substances, lou get it in your beefsteak, in 3011 r In nib chops, in your buckwheat cakes, in all your vegetables and in everything tou cat. Now, to make this precious elixir, what must you do? Put your five rounds of rock candy Into a gallon of whisky, and set it on yur table. Let it remain there until the eandv dissolves, A week may go h.v before it is absorbed by the whisky. Whenever yon pass the demijohn stop and give ii a good shaking, aud have your wife and daughter or ST-vaTits do the same. In this way it will sooner dissolve, and you will find yourself th owner of a cordial soothing and delightful, as far apeuor to cod liver oil us maraschino to catnip tea." "Now, continued Mr. Schnabel. I have told you the remedy, and yon know how to make it. I want to show you how it acts, and why it is that it tftects a cure. V hat is htroditary consumption? It is ulceration of the lungs. What is ulceration ef the lungs? It i a scrofulous affection, and comes down from father to son, the same as scrofula. Like external scrofula, it is chronic ulceration, and of itself cannot heal. Acute inflamniaaons, like boils, always heal. If you can turn a chronic inflammation of the lung into an acute inflammation it may be cured. Iu ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, incipient consumption, if you could get into the lung with a stick of caustic, by cauterization you could produce the neceisnry acute inflammation and the patient would recover. But this can't be done. This rock-candyand-whisky cordial, however, takes the place of the caustic. Its use produces a setnFacute inflammation of the surfac of the lung, thus pulting that organ into a curable condition TI115 moment the alcohol touclic4 the stomach it Hashes into circulation, by opening and expanding the capillary vessels or pores ot the stomach. As the saccharine matter combines with the alcohol both are tiansmitted into the blood, and both are sent to the lungs. Vrhcn the tir you breath strikes the blood iu the lurjrs the alcohol produces the acute inflammation, and it is the only element that will produce it. The acute inflammation draws the blood to the weak point, and th saccharine matter, taklag advantage of the inflammation, builds up and strengthens the weakened or;an The membrane is thickened and healed, and after a few weeks' treat ment can bear all changes of weather with impunity. Coughs of Ions stand ing re totally cured within a month The blood, which had been black and sluggish, resumes its bright scarlet hue, and the wasted f'esh rcacctimuiafes. You'll si'Ow heavier rFht away. A man who is steadily losing flesh is slow ly cving, and a man under this treat ment who is steadily gaining flesh my be sure that he is rapidly recovenn Sir. Schnabel then gave the lollowing directions for taking: "Take a sherry wine glassful on go. lt' to led. On wak.rr 111 t .e t.iortii" tutke t- o-t !.ir N r 3 :.!. '1 cn an ekv'r : .uuatli. Cirry a f ;-k in yot.r puF; t r.'-i tak a s; o.n.fvd a F.F d;.--n t'.M.--a d.'y w ! f nvt r y at..' .if l. lo'ir p' j fcl.oui 1 1 n to I. p 3 c ' v f' -u " h c-Miruj'iU-t " , c i i.i t .' ir ' 1 iith a"d ii. i ii ; f-.t:er. 'i'.o c c I al wul chfik cell niht sc ,t sr. J t!patient will secure long and refreshing p. All In ; f.:r will 1" - -t r. Vuu fv I n n rt ;'i i i l' 0 t Lv t. The only danger is thai you may finally hi v. 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7 1. H s - ' i tr- ' r - 1 1 -Vita 1 1 rl " F ' w t c o r d Ur1 t. c r. t. C" t " t ..f r f : n r ng o f r e s " "s V T- f : 1 It t ti 1 ti : t tr ; i J t !jS. it C; -i i m 1 c ft..1. tt 1 o r 1 i Z ( tl 4 ri.f I 1 " 1 ' !!? in d Isi'.d, ftt J 1 it t : r I .3 in rr ,'ird 1 1 CP ti 1 1 : -v.. ..ry t r rcc'iriLiEa t ! c r -t, tra IF th- 11 i t Orr 1 -.'s ' " :-: i::.',h '".r-t J""S "d-L" ! :- l off! - r.-c-tf r o. : -1 furtns in this Liu .3 id t r i-; i ti. -1 r :t.': Ar.l LF ciFr r. 1 ; -. t th '.. it aII tFoJa c ti w ! r t a jk-ki believes. "UnVhef, he snys, is the damning f-in." I pass for the present to eonsi-kV the true meaning, of the word IIFI as it occurs in the Bible. The word, occurs only thirty-one times in the old testament. The original word, sheol, occurs just sixty-four times. The learned men who gave us onr translation rendered the word often er by Ferae other name than that of Hell. As I have said, only thirty-one times out of sixly four have they ' rendered it by that terrible name that Orthodox clin.g3 to as meaning a place of endless torment; a raging sea of fire and brimstone in which God is to burn his own offspring to all eternity. I am satisfied clearly and happyly that Moses never thought of Fiicha place when he used the word ShtoV Let Orthodox take his, title and begin where the word first occurs and study the connection, and I am satisfied he will see very clearly that Moses had no reference to such a place. Here is the first time the wrd Hell occurs in the Bible; Deut- 32, 22, "For a fire is kindled in mine anger and shall burn unto the loiccst Hell and shall consume the earth with her increase and set on fire the foundation of the moun tains, llemember that Moses, when giving us the history of the creation, never mentioned the word Hell. God himself prononuced judgment on our first parent in the day of the first trans gression, and Cain, the first murderer. stood with reeking hands at the bar of .Jod and received his sentence, and yet no hint was dropped that either our first parent or Cain had exposed themselves to the awful doom of endless woe. Let seeker after truth examine one by one every passage 111 wtiicn tl;e werd lieil occurs ia the old testament, exam ine then carefully, read the connection, remembering all the while that every learned man in every branch of the Christian church acknowledges that the original word (Sheol) translated Hell, oficutr means something else than a place ot punishment m a future state. And then consider the character of God as a just God and a Saviour as our loving father "who chastises ua for our profit that we may bs partakers of hi3 holiness." Who is revealed to us as on? unchangeable and forever good, "whose tender mercy is over alt his works." It Orthodox still thinks the place called Hell (sheol) is endless, let him believe nt least, that men can by repentance and reform: tien be delivered from it. Such was David's experience, hence we hear the Psalmist ex. claim- "Great is thy mercy toward me for thou k'4st delivered my soul from the lowest Hell. Ps. 8G, 13. And then vhen the "remedial scheme," mentioned by Orthodox in his communication, shall have accomplished the end for which God in the infinite counsel of his own will ordained it, that is the redemption of the word, through our Lord Je sus Christ, there will no longer be needed a place of punishment, ihen will be f'd.(; lied God's prediction, lT will ran, som them from the power of Sheol; I will redeem them from death; O death I will be thy piagne; O Sheol I will be thy destruction." Hosea, 14, 14. "God will render to evtry man according to his works." lie will by 110 means clear the guilty, And beyond all rewards and punishments God" will "gather together in one all things in Christ botn which are in heaven and on earth even in him." Eph. 1, 11. All nations (and this means according to Orthodox evry human being) "Shall coma and worship before thee, O Lord and shall glorify thy name." Pga. 80, 9. "Then coraeth the end whan he shall have put down all, and all authority and power, for he must reign till he hath put all enemies under hia feet. Ttte last enemy shall be destroyed, death. And when all things shall be subdued unto bin then shall the son aFo himself bit subject unto him that put all thing under him thrtt God roav b all in all." 1 Cor. 15. 24 to 23. Orthodox refers to a scene that the Eav-our himself assures us was to come on the generation in wl ich Lehvel iu t! ? hfuthje of ime who heard him. This s cue n! nt th. hi Fnr.F ; of Chi hi' 3 1 tign. 'o FiFw ori t ) IF ti n-- -.-! 'it! - s i' - .ivr : r the hi" - F"i p.' lGnlisr'lin rd', Jeni "r:F'"- (ft' e (""U';1!! o f ! , i s 5 1 1 .'! r-.l." "A-,( ,:y cr- .1 .rj i,i F -.iP'i ;i 1 r-i ti c f-.ri'i a- 1 un Fr tl firth a -d i'i ' r - t r.- 1 r'l tl .tr.r' i:i tl.fi i b ird I t-.-'j .rg h'-'-lj t I 1 :-:or f 1 Fry "i f : j - r 1 to 1 h 1 t" -l cm t:.f t :'. an 1 ; J ;1 3 I. . h forever and forever. Kev. 5. l.T i-tt- 1 ; i f';:f -iC::t' 1 1- r. -v I- trn t. ' -!- . i i , '- .1 t i. , ! v !-' V.- ; Ft Ccrl Go I ' 1 t ii"; M F l a i i : ; m , 1 V re i v tFc 1, r-t'JiH 1 - j, n 1. It . nr-iu'icr , t, c. r. 5 vpr t i ut y . hi !, 1 - t 3 o : r ? j II. IC 1 1 'I 1 1 - t Let - r r , t i i' ;! r r -1 - ii1 I i. r i -i i i f ('

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j el r 4 1 - . : 'r rr 1 1- :,rArm., .A,v'.i.i,- " TAT s' W f' " iMini) cf t 9 -r i"'- r f enttemen, wno,M f i'i v. !-:: i-r-i r-r.ly freely rpeouv ifttnd It 5oS too It la thftr m5; i'i prerwreoi to mnr of van prepar iiioi prescribed toy j-t" y-icians. " Tou mro ware.ei.l1 attirais'Ni c'fypbTt'cUci, that Kf obi: gallon to ti-, Mima. teoeI t :;cii sw sn c: ii IV t Ifwnst pi h! ic)j r"-cmm:n I c-r prf-j-.-nu tr.o Kr.-.c l Cum ; acs 1 received so mum reiluf from luc n sf it inymlf, nfler tnoroowh trlsi of the not remcdSe. i liav privately fcdvistfd tt r, mi presume 1 hv to vonr tore an Uru ti.ma ose aacurcd cf my ptmeata io f It." mi JLL JLXISi; A.CXa GENTLE Ta have scld BAirrcmiVs lUtiTcL Cvrh for Boarlr oo vesr, nd can ? candliily that we nvcr nctl a ';ai&r prc"ArUoa that irav mictt universal tiMtioo. Vi 9 to lam the flrit roinj'luirrt v-t. ve ri not in the hub it of rcomnseidts r.t ent niedtt-iaes but vonr prcf srsuon me" toe wnt of tbOBSftiida, nd we trunte thoo aiLk.tei B'nBirt be convince.! of it gr".& mrH ttssttijeir niilerinir -eriil be reileved.' Wo bv been ia tt rjr biuHnww Jor ttte psmt twelv yercoswtntiy, aruf sold every tbloif for CKfarrh, but yntirn leads is.,,1 the rt-t. If Vott s proper vou ca n tbis ieUer or snv psrt 6( it that you wish. - ! V trul v yor.ru. 8. i. IJALCWtK & CO.. "WhoieelB mid lleta!! Bcnlers in Iruif, &a B'.aUouery, Wksbicgton, Intl., Feb. ii, US.Q. . Tmrh r't'.- Coct!"8 lr. f -Wr-nrs I -iprsve ! InliaUnir l-at)e, end foil directions for u la cr. Frjcf , (:1ao. For ie bv ml who?eV.e etui r-t 1 1rnft-e unl i n-" n'"'ob' '1 t-!ii(4ii!d v -n.1fl. "Iv t ,vKS .V V'YTtf li, Gem-tuX Aperits and "V" uolessle Drutrsisiua, boston, Ma. ia m ak W wltli a highly ":ied tcntrU MtrfBi-theniosr Flatter, lortstina- I L-t Piawtri- t r pai ea and ucai s ia il. 3 . vt id . rir .n-cint-tat i 111 'i SHI As a jrTwnd curetivc nni restorativo sent Is not eqasited by any eieu:tnt or medicine lathe history of the henlintr art. Unlvea th v'tal spark t fled the body, reotoration by mcane of electricity ia possible. ItiBtlie lant res;'tof ail physicians nnd mrf eoD, and hag rescued thousfinds, appftrentiy den J, rem an nntuncty jfrvc, when no other harasu arhey could have sircfdpl. Ttl 1b the leading curatlce oiaiuentia tula I'laaler. f f4 m n ) The beallrir prcoertlna of onr own fragrant balaara and flue and O.ic guma f!f the t,nt are toovf 1.1 known to requiro dewrlwtloti. Tbeir jfratefti!, balli'K. Boothimr, and sr.T.gthen!pg- propcrtlea are known to thousands. When combined in accordars.ee wltli lata Rd lirtporttsnt discoveries in pharmacy, their healintr and Mronirthenfnjr irorrtie are Increased tenfold. In thia reaoect otir f'iaater is tea beait in use wUhont the aid o eiectricy.'. f f n Tbns combined we bare two jTrstad c-.c(5!c,l as-euls lu one, each of which performs its function end unllediy produce morn cores than any 1 i o i--ment, lotion, wash, or plaster ever before compounded in the fciiitory of inedlcia. Try one. Fricii, 23 Czx rs. Said by mil Wto!esa.B and Ketfill DrUFiHifltsi ttrourbont the United States and Can d as, ana by WEEKS & POTTEii, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. Cy virtne cf a certiflej oonr of a d.erj-oe. to one directed front the Cleri of the Orange Cir euit Court, ia it cause wherein .Tanies F. stuoter. A'lniinisrrator of the, estate of Wm. A. Bowles, deceased, is plaintiff, aad William Douftiicrty i defendant, reqnirinjr nit to make tiie sum ol six hundred andtwen ty-niue dollars and forty cents, 62a 40, with interest on uaid decree and costs, I ;i:i expose at public sal;, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, FEBRIJABY S3, A. V. 1878, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at Ibe door of t's. court hoti;-e of Orange vou sty. Indiana, tht rents and profits for a term" not exceetun seven year., of tiie following real estate tv wit: Hie east half of tb Bortheastqiiartor C ection thirty-four (Si), township two 2) nortb Rod ranjje two (S) west, except six acres ie,-'.d to John A. I. tine out of the nort nnet corner of said east li.-ilf of the northeast quarter of sc-tion thirty-four (Si), township two 2j north Bml range two 2 wert, more jiarttcularly d'.'s:M ioe.l in deed tf said John A. Lane; i tiie souihsvest qua i ter of the mini! wtHi quarter of eect ion thirty -Uve, U!."J, township two 2J- north and rao?e two 2; wet: nnd Rl.o the northeast ;:-nrU-r of the sMjutJiwest ijsinrter cf unction thirty-five fS5!, township two 2 uorih and r;ir."- two 2j irckt, exppt ten acres rh'.r-de t by Samuel A. Havis. to Tlioiuas T. l. I'innickbiT the south ."ide of ..said northwest tfitarter of the southwest qiiitrt.1!- of section thirty-five 351, townhii .two 2 north and rnn.?s two" (i'j went, and More pnrtintarly uf-st-vibed in deed to aid Thomas T. 11. iMimick, all in Oian;e co'inty, iniiiaua. If t:'ri rent nnd "roiita will not nel! for ft suiiii'itut am to Bitiisfy eaii decree, iutereaUi and costs. 1 win, at the &sme ti-ae nud pls!-e, expose to I'liihlic saie tha fce-siinp! of Mid r-al fsiate, or so much tLioreof as may bi euf a.-iont to discharge :tid decree, interest and t ; s. f aid sale will bo made without any relief whatever froaa, valuauou or pni-aUemeat la- i. i !. A. i . 1 r.ustir'k & ii?2snitv, Att'v for FiZ. ,;ia. S..i, 3 7 r v. i ' . " 1 " io I T t- !, i",.c,i ! . I , ... ( I' .i (.IV - it 1 'i " I V. ..1 ";'; t j ,',:,'l,.v'l'd i'l 'le.'T, i;. !.,!'..:;, on SATURDAY, FCr.F.UARY 23, 173, h n I' ! 1 - " i "'.', fi. - ' . '4 d'i , . i . . . r, t " d r t i t 1 r n,i I ii" -'L'j't' un.' . 1 ..- r Tt ' . . i ; - -I " !. i , c . - --i a , t i i I if . i 'tit Ik li I'l-v' : T't.,.i e h- i l a- ; f .-t -ti rr 1 1 r, i , t ,':(.-.. -, i - . e . : 1 1ir ' id ' t t i i . !.', i j - 1 til i i r' '. .'it i I f '1 a ( r f sill'1 i it J. ; " I I-'a. Hi a.!'; a. ;i u , t d 'I ,ii ; .- t- f i .. . : i i - : ! t. .. t vi - I .1 I ''ft , . r I 1'. I- S t f. ( 1 1 1 I r - l ':' ; ' - 5 , ' . . .',ot e :ii I , i, . : .r. -: n . s T ' , f f 1 J - . . ' -, - ; 1. - 1 ( 1 1 11., i. r .( , f - . a . t . t 1 ' . 1 I i - t " .-( , 1 , , IA)-; 4;:::' i. ,! i-yj'i-'d :t"E;:.! f-: - s t ; 1 ; . : - , . t

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' SAMl'KL A."1'A Vis, Sheriff Ot -an ire Cotiurv. Farretl & "Sol Kit. Atfys for I if. da a 21, lSTfi. SHERIFF'S SAX-2L By virtue of an execution on transcript, to me tlirected from the ts'lerk of the Oranjra Cir.'iii! Coutt, I will expose at public sale to tho highest bidder, on SATUKDAT, .FKI1KUAKY 2, 1S73, between the hour of 10 o'i lock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. nt., of paid day, at the door of ti.;; Court liotifie of . an.;".- county, the rents and pro Jits for a term tiot'cxeoedinij seven years, the following 'described real estate, to-wit: The north lialf of lot No, two hundred and sixty-one (2tJl) and two hundrett and sixtytwo" (202), in tho town of Orleans, Oranjre countv, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the jiuhrnu'r.t, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public '; the fee-fdmpie of said real estate. Taken as th property of Smith Colo, at the suit of Francis Viloii, Assignee of Moore .t SpiceK, Saiil Bate will be made without mnr relief whatever from valuation or apnraier.ieat iaws. SAMUEL A. 1AVIS, MiCri3" Oranga County. January 7, 1873. ib at. Ji i... it i 1 A By virtue of an execution on transcript, to ni directed from t tie Clerk, of the Ornj.;e Circuit Court, I will cxposo at public ta.t, to the highest bidder, tn SATUKDAT, FEBRUARY 2. ISIS, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. nt. and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day, at the door of tho court boti.se of Ornntre county, the rents and profit", for a tenn not exceedin; seven years, the following ncscrioed real vsin:'- io-mii: Jrfds NoF three hundred ' aud sixty-three (31), three hundred and sixty-four (Sti;, three hundred and idxty-Ove tbreo hundreit and fi.xty-fi.M four hitivired anil iifteon (413) and four hundred and sixteen (413). in the town Td Orleans, Oracle conntv, Im'stinn. Ant on failure to realize the fi 11 amouut of the judcrment, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose at pubii; v.i the fee-simple of .said real estate. Taken as tho property of William Cl.u k, nt tha suit of Francis Wilson, Assig-e ol Moore tt Spicety. Said sale will be 'mado without any relief whatever froia valoatton or appraf icul laws. SAUUKb A. OA VIS. Sheriff OraiiEre County. January 7, 187S. "fl fl.lXIF By virtii-e of an execution, to mo tlirected from tho Cleik of the Orange Circuit Court, I will expo.se at public .tie, to the highest bidder, cm SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, IS7S, bet -,veea the hosirs of 19 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. ni. of said day, at the door of the court bouse of Oraoira county, the rent and frot!t for term nt exceoti'insr seven years, the following descnlC'l real estate, to-wit: Twenty acres oiT of the cast side of the northeast qnarter of the northeast quarte r o wet ion K'vcn (?. township one (I) aooth and ranije one ( 1 ) wi f. and thirty acre- off of th east sJd oft he aouthi-su-t'piairter of the northeast quarter of same aert io.. township and ran;,r. and thirty acre, nil' of the north side f tha northeast quarter of the nmtOieatt quarter of same taction, township and rttnjre. except one half acre lyia.if in a tujtiare on the west ide of the lhioii and Ken ton Stewart road, whereon is situated w!n-d hoitae No. 4, of Greenfield township, all ia Orauj-e county, Indiana, .And on fftiinre to realize the full amount of the judgment, interest and cost. I will, at tiie same time and place, expose at public sale the fee-himpie of s;nd real estate. Taken a tiie pronertv of liobrt Parks at the unit of Joshua, Waynick, Truste of (iree n aldt o wnerd p. Said eaie will he made without any relief whatever from va hi a 'ton or aporaL-njent l.tws. SAMi'Kh A. JjAVI.S, Sheriff Orisnai' County. Jan. 14, 1S7S. I' ! T' -J- -S "f W iiiJ At, i. JL LJ tBv v r ; cf.nn c.'-t v n on frai'-cri f , tot. I Ifliri irr -li C 1 HTl II! oo ru ( i re i it, I wi,: i ipr,- at j u.iz r i t I -1 1 . 1 ' r, t fc-vru ::day, a:iy 2, a. d. 1 7-, ! .i i..,i t::"! ?. rt f n o'i I . j 1. I i o c' p. m. t f 1- 1 i r 1 v. t t t u -! i-f t is ei- t t i.'.i m I1'- ,!. (ii,i . - i'i !', i;',I.i 1. ' .1. ties ''fit.!;'- -T rat : i r t Vt i n j t j 1, f u - ii . i rejil t - in re. w n: T. p' s. f t ,-e - 1 f rtr-'x "i n t J t 11:0 , C . ' t ),li. i ; 1 .f r. ( , At iMt i'..r(t,r I- f Hf t f t ' -, . . ' . 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