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nUER ON MARINE INsURANCE-BLY-
~ DENBURGH ON USURY "A Lecture on
'te Law Of Representation, or Marine Insurance,
wrhinoies and iIlustrst ons--hy John Due,, LII. d.
Counsellor at Law, New York Il vol : l5H
a treatise on ths Law Of Usury To which 10 added
The eta,utes OF the several States relating to interest
now in force, together with digest OF all the deci-
sions and index TO he reported sdjudicatioes from
the statute OF Henry The Eighth 10 The present time
by w Bydenbufgh, Counsellor at Law VOL
New York, 1874 just Received, loI sale hy
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A CLxvER TSscx "A short time ego man srr'.-
cd a, Strasburg from Paris with large stock OF table
aud chimney CLOCKS, opeued shop, aud made .
grsud dlsplsy Of his ware but put .uch h'gh pr,css
on his articles that no one would buy them. Not
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clocks were disposed of extraordinarily high prices
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selling thsa time keepers which would aot keep
time, aud were not worth half the money they BY
their confsdcracy had obtained for them, ,
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PArssr OsslcE, 18th February, 1874.
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III DORADO, a narrative of the circumstances
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For FEBRUARY, 1874.
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Iphigenia at Tauris A Dramatic Poem--in S
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My Daughters Portrait
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Letters from Gibraltar. TRANSLATED from the
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10 Shelley. Extract from Lecture on the &C.
MUS of Shelley" by T. H. Chivres, MD.
III The Influence of the Fine Arts on the MoralSen
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II A Passage in the Life of Edward Moreland.
Tale of Washington City
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IL The Song of the Scad, Biorne. By Henry b.
"A Moonlight Musings, by f. B. Hale
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10 The Irish Exile, by Thomas Dunn English
10 The Burial Of Eros, by Henry B. Hirst
~ The Surrender. A Sonnet
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Section sixteen, in townships four, SIX seven eight
ninr ten, eleven twelve, and thirteen, OF range one
west.
Section sixteen in tow nships 81 seven, eight, nine
ten and eleven, ofranqs two, west.
Section sixteen, in townships feyen, eight, nine,
ten and eleven, Of range three, west.
Section sixteen in township two; north half sec
ton sixteen, in township sr and section sixteen IN
township eight and nine, Of range -four west.
Ess, half section sixteen, in township two; section
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section sixteen, in wnsbip nine, Of range five,
west
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nine, Of range sir, west.
Section sixteen, in townships four and eight, Of
range seven, west.
East half section sixteen in nshp two and north
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eight west
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nine, west.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
RAlLooN ADVENTURE.

Mr.. John Wise, the great aeTOnaut,
made .n assent with his balloon, IRON
Holdvsbareh, on the 4ih inst. The
balop S,s i1Ilaled with difficulty and the
,scs.l de amid a storm. At the top
81 lho balloon The net wOfk gave way
Hb heg6rlheless cut loose and prOceede d
d a apid rate in a horIbeTly course as
,cand,ae 1000 feel lie soon encounter
"A 4 ,ieIsnl pale, which swung him TO and
fro. sNA endangered his llre. He saw
the Necessity of descending soon as pos
sible.sand consequently opened The valve
"a i,s ilull exieni. But the velocity o.
,hs wind pfesentsd his rapid descent, be
goinu sixteen miles before reaching The
Smnnl. Mt. w. threw out bis anchor
wbich rSught 10 a fence, but bIOke loose.
He mex. attempted to jump from hls car
into 4 ploaehed field, but the balloon rose
with vioien, surge, and one Of his legs
esuOht ia 4 rope when be caught to the
dag rope and held On, head do"nwaFds,
mil ne was dashed into the branches Of
I high ,res. Taking a hitch 10 iree,be
endesvorsd 10 get loose from the car
which he could only do by pulling oil hls
boot. soon afterwards the rope broke and
of Seni The balloon at rapid rate, car
s,yinV OF his boot, car and all with il.
On ihS same dsy the balloon was found
on the farm of The Rev. ]. P. Van Walk
SnburQh, OF Lexington, State Of N. T.
/, must have flown at rapid Iaie.io baV'
gone FINN HolidsysburR. PennsylVa-
Sia, 10 neat CatskiIl, N. Y. in so shOr
. time.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-11
Notice.

DY virtue of an arder of the court Of Com
DmOn Pleas of Blown county Ohio made at
the September term of said cOurtl 943, and 70.
vived at the April term 1874, and to me di.
rected, l, Edward Evans, administrator Of the
estate of William A. Frazer deed will expose
to sale at the front door of the court house in
said county, at public OutcTy, on Saturday the
22d day OF June 1874, between the hours Of 10
o'cl ock A. M. and A O'Clock p. M on said day,
the following described real estate to wit: Lot
No. Ia situate in the town, Sardinia Fin said
county with the appurtenanees and improve
ments thereon: subject to the widows right OF
dover in the premises, she being endowed of
the south lower room of the front building to'
gethe with the Kitchen and 20 feet OF ground
on the south side of said lot from the front bull
ding parallel with the line ofsaid lott1 the west
line Of the same Upon the following terms-onO
third in hand, one third in nine months and
enc third In eighteen months after the day Of
sale, The deferred payments to be made safe
by good security, with interest from day Of
sale,
sold AZ the property of VIM. A. Frazer decd.
hv the AdmfnistratoF to pay debts, and is val.
n.d. subiect 10 dover, at $50 dollars,
EDWARD P. EVANS, Admir-.
MAY 81, 1914.