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Newspaper
Galesville Transcript
Location
Galesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1860
Page
8
Legal notice lists properties in a township with parcels identified and assessed values. It announces tax sale action under statute, stating dates, penalties, and requirements for redemption, with the names Join Nichols and J Nichols as officers. It directs interested landowners to appear and respond before the specified deadline in September.
Fragmentary court summons names Meno Seth M Baker and other parties in Trempealeau County Wisconsin. The notice directs the defendant to appear in the Trempealeau County Circuit Court within the required time, with details of service and the matter cited. The document cites Ulysses Button and Arnold as officials and includes a March date and location in Wisconsin.
A garbled 19th century notice lists trustees and officials including Rev. A Browsox Prairie du Chien Anonia Pruvox Rey Woon Gravitlizoe Ilox Buxvox La Cerise Fuinot Ropna Tus Lape King J W Manor Sparta and other names. It advertises lectures departments and a weekly periodical with an emphasis on improved circulation and educational offerings. Local agents and promoters are sought and the document mentions publications and subscriptions.
An old pamphlet style advertisement extols Judson's Mountain Herb Pills as a universal cure claiming to purify blood, regenerate the body, and treat numerous ailments from bilious diseases to headaches. The text touts a traveling founder, emphasizes blood health, and promises direct action to the liver stomach and veins.
An advertisement touts Mountain Worm Pills as a cure from Aztec discoveries among Mexican tribes. It claims these pills restore color to pale skin, list sizes 40 and 25 cents, and urges purchases via agents or mail order from Leonard Street New York and Madison County.
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