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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
HENRY K. WELLS, ESTATE.

HENRY "a. w ELLS' ESTAIEs
THE SUBSCRIBERS having hecn appointed by the Hon Probate
Court for the District Of Washington, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of Henry kWe late Of Duybn in said district deceased
represented nsovtn and III" e six calender months from
the 18Th dav Of Daccmhrr l8S allowed by said Court 10 the cred
toS OF said dseand 10 exhibit and their respective claims
bffre usnO GIVE NOTICE that we will attend To the duties
cf appontm' tn dwelling house Of seliuda Wells in
uxbu in raid dcon the tday If February and eighteenth
day Of JHne si0 O'clock forenoon, each If said days
CALVIN CLARK. Cor.r,;s,ororg
URlAH HOWE
Duxburv, December Dist A D. 1913. 50: 3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday Dec. 81. At market during the week,
j2j Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1875 Sheep and Lambs,
200 Swine.
PRcEs-Beef Cattle Extra $3.50; first quality Sc
$685. second quality 1926 1915; third quality
81 so S..
SroREs-We quote Yearlings 80 a IL; year old
Si4a II; 3 year old SIS IS; 3 year old Steers 945
L $50, according to quality.
SuEEp~-$I, l,37 l-2 lbs, 50; stall fed sheep SO
SIS.
SwINE-At Wholesale a 1-2c. as in quality.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
Railroad across the Isihmus Of Panama.

company has been formed in this city for build
ing railway from the Atlantic to the Pacific across
the 18TH nus of Panlm, AMI the following gentlemen
selected trustees, viz: Gen Winfield Scott Cnrne
lius w Llwruuuv, Nj 1tIsw morgan, Samuel JaudOn,
c. A. Davis, Judge William Kent. Books for the
sub cription of stock opened for a limited period
D-Onv. The grant fIom the government of New Gre
NADIA the control of which has been secured by )hm
P. Allns, consul Of the United States at Laguayra,
is limited to ninety nine years, and gives the follow
ing advantages, wiz
lst An exclusive right of way across the Isthmus,
with the right to grptultousy all the public lands
living on the roNte Of the road
I'd. An absolute gift Of 100000 acres Of public
lands to be- selected by the company.
ID. All the materials used for the road, as well as
the effects or persons employed thereon are declared
Tree Of duty.
4th Two ports, viz. one on the Atlantic and on the
Pacific Ocean, which shall be made the termim of the
r0ad, are declared free ports.
" The preliminary surveys will be undertaken imme-
dately, by WIN. Norris, engineer, and ii is supposed
the road can be finished and ready for operation with
in two years from this date. The construction Of u
railroad across the lsthmus Of Panama will have
Iprodigons effert on the commerce of the world.-.N
Y Courier s. Enquirer.
IaEGna.-The Governor of Indiana in his mess
age 10 the Legislature speaking of the slavery question
in the territories holds this language. 1t is the right
view of the case. Let us adhere to it -
"Fhs TERRITORY has come to us free, aud in my opin-
on it should remain Free and that every constitutional
II and legal should be- adopted to continue it Free
tNor do think or Southern brethren would in that
cnse. have any well grounded cause of conlpairt--
Florida WAS ceded to the United States as slave ter,
afitory and it suffered to remain, and the same
remark will apply to the acquisition of Texas"
BAD. A New York paper says there are thirty
THOUSAND persons, men, and women, in that city atthis
hne, who either cannot get any work 10 do, or are
conpeIled to do it at prices bordering starvation.
A Mrs Is as Good as Nile Professor Bond says
that 'Le comet, the last day of this year, will
The orbit OF the earth at point. where the earth was
on the 18th of October. Had the comet been two
months more advanced in its orbit, very near ap-
proach TO- or even collision with the earth would
paye taken pace
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
From California,
From the New Orleans Times, Dec. g.

FROM lUC view OIlGdiS lulsc, DtC' o.
By the two vessels which came into port yesterday,
from Vera Cruz, We have some news from California,
which we append.
Me- Joseph H. Cutting arrived here yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco having LEFT that place tho
llli of October. That gentlemln came overland, by
the way of the city Of Mexico aud Vera Cruz, which
port he left on the Both uno in the brig TIL. MIR.
Cutting had been one year in California, out Of which
h. spent t0rtyiwO days in the gold region lie there
coecteh by himself alone, some nfteen hundred dol.
lars in the pure meta-hs only instruments being
pick.ax", shovel pan, and butchers knife.
While Mr.. Cutting was on the placer lump Of
gold was fond weighing eighteen ounces. Some Gu
rouS incileno in rai, nwonS the drg,er4 have bern
mentioned to us, Of which the following is speci
men:-
friend of Mr.. Cuttings once purchased five loads
(hnrrow, presume,) Of the soil collected by one OF
the independent a6orors for four pounds Of pure met
al These, when rtnrated, washed and sed, produc-
ell the spcculaer fifteen pounds, yielding him 300 per
cent on the outlay.
Mr.. G. states that the PAGER is 400 miles long and
from 100 to l25 miles brond, AS far it yet has been
explored. He brought several large specimens with
him, some weighing 10 the value of $}3. He gives Il
glowing description of the country and its abundant
resources P;ovsrns very high. Flour, in the
gold rrginr go per bnrrc buuts $5 per pair; shoes
from S. tn S. brandy, Sc per bottle board SIS per
week, and every thing in proportion
Ne have flies of the Californian from San Francis.
co to the 9Th of October
#SLAvEOY.--In reference to the slave question, the
editor says:
We believe we echo the sense of the country, when
we assert that slavery not needed or desired here and
that their vot could be heard in the halls Of our
national Legislature 1t would be, as the voice Of one
m1n:"Rather than put this blightng curse upon us,
lei us remain, as we are, unacknowedged, unaded."
MORE GoLD. Gold has lately been found On the A.
mercan urk, us we'll do tho CinJad do los Angr-
los
The sicky season was over on the Sacramento, but
would be followed by the raining season about the mid
die of November.
Tie Californian announces the stoppage of the Or
egon plpers; cause, the gold fever emgratonis flow
ing ihruce to the Sacramento.
Gold has also been discovered at Los Angeles, e.
qupl in quality and abundance to San Francisco. The
arz Lus had held meeting 10 memoriaze Congress to
establish mint there Major Leavenworth has been
elected Alcade
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28

90 Dos. Linen coaU from rs cts 70 81 80 each, al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
Weekly ReceTDGS.

CIV Rawson, A w Woodwork A Davis, G lou
gie 81 each; DR. Kidder $3.50; N Huntley,S2 =
q Other receipts to the amount of $4,000 would
be noticed, but the paper containing minute is mis-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
MONTPELIER Fur Store.

LARGE and SPLENDID assortment Fus Of every description
n may be found at BGIRNHAMS. My Mufs consist Of
Stone Martin,
Dark and Light Fitch,
do and do Lynx,
do do Russia Squirrel,
Sable,
African Lynx,
French and Eng Coney.
| have Viciun's aud Roas match the above Nuts.
TMUFFS and V1CTORNES manufactured TO order. Those
wishing purchase will find for their interest to do where
the article Is manufactured.
The above at wholesale and retail.
Nov. 7th %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21
@blcrcforn, ooer 9pblen(fodactc,

ccr crit fim5lid in @u9lano entbcdie sIcthcr,
rrcld1tr Iciner 9BrhtfciIhrif uno l3irffdm
fCit mc0en unflrcitig ben Sdwcfeldther 5ilo
pcrcrdrgen fpire, fam in ir9cnc elmer Braiit'
ipsin Cilfinerie, iperiu Td, Elm Oamrf ccer
Naecrbao be ftneet, fabri;irt wereen. -Wan
fam ihn in Sr6gen famneln, uno ourh Slb'
lpalhen nit faItem Wafer pcn sIlcchcl rel,
ni9en. Gr tiIeet cine fdpere, liee Nll6ia
felt. Su cinem Wdrmesroo pcn 14l Sab
renheit brginut er su fcd,en uue III mohlric,
d,cno, uerouuftet aber lsid,t. @r III in Scuer
unorrbrennbar, ebenfcweui9 in irinc Wi1ds
ung, tpenu nit Der Cuff III Gerbincun9, 9e'
brndt, crplpbireno. @r bciieht aus ppci
Ihcilen Schfcniiure, einem 3heil lSaecr'
llcff uno orei 3heileu @blcrin, cher dNIcr1aur
rem @ds -Woun fam ibn ettufans aus
JorlS 9tdphta bcreitrn. SCi lcncr 9Inmen,
Dung beearf man feincu bcIcnfcru Nppdrd,
tu5. Wan nebme Gin Stuef lcid'trs 3cua,
clncn Sd,wnmm cecr cin lciuCncs JaIdcn,
tudj, ocn ciinntm @cprte, sictc zen Scrf
uru Der Shlcrrfcrm phicIe, fdlttle ben cnr
bait ctlpaS auf, une bcfcudlte oaS {ud pecr
oen Sdlwomm, mic ee tCi f6lnld,em ySaes
er 9ebrdudlid, III Soiernuf hnItc man cds
,3cug ilter ben Wunb uno Die GaIe, uno laer
Die enft turd, taS 3nd Siehcn. Siuf tis
icds pcac @inathmuuacu gcnilaen 9e,p6hu'
lid, ouoeublifidle ScilunuuaSlciIgfc her.
pcr,utrin9cn. uro eiuiae mcbr 3u9r rrScu'
9cn einen ltdtfen, fdInardenecn Shlaf, Der
tciu Sefnhl SurildIdet. weun and Die ldmrri,
hafteie Operation rcrgcucmren miro.-
2Iuectbcm III eas @hlcrrform in irincn 9f1d,,
mirfuu0cn ourdlaus uniddrlich, uno ldet
audi nid't tie cutfcrntelten radbtbciliacu
NoIocn i'm R0rperlNllcm inrIif.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21
9sahinG SebruM IS.
Snrdttares lln9liif auf Ger
Gifrnknhn-
Gticntobn.

Bier Rcni6eu umeefcmmen ! 9Im Nrei.
tag abcno, srpiFheu 8 unb llhr, SeIbrad,
an Der Sofcmotipe "9ieaeing, ''ipsIde am
Sradltfarrensn9e mar, spiid,en ShupIfia
Sodoen uno pcttsoiIe. bic pcreere 2ldbIe, mo-,
onrd1 eIelelte aus Rem Gleife acmrrfsn mur.
be, ubcr cine 9Inh0hc pru 10 bic IL Eug
bcruntcriturite uno ten 3co ucn 4 Psnicbcn
uerurlud,te uno sineu fart cerbrnbte. lie
Serun9lildtcu lIno:
SScbn 9. e6ler, Gin btd,ff rsipcftabIsr unb
bcltctter juuger Waun, pcn Ger @pmpa9ut
ais 9l9cnt auacfielTt i'm @iIentahu 1cparte'
ment Su Ncttstauu, felt eeu 3 lcstrn 3obren,
Der un9ludlid erwciIe in Shupfin JNdpcn
auf bic 9cfcmctipc fieq, Ctrpa ) Wnuicn
ocrher, che cos ilr9lif tottfane, nm mcecn
@5eid,dfte nad NcitsuilIe su qcheu or itarb
am Somlfo9e 4 llhr Tohmitta9s. 6 G..
Schnicu, @cneufl6r ts6 3ugcs, nurcs fat
aT9eubl dlidl aetottrt. 3himcihp Sdrbauc,
ifarb nm IL llhr am anesrn Wrrosu.-
WddeIcn, ein Nrcmbcr prn !Rin9irfiiua,
phlIlo. @auHtD, Wcldcr Gin 9lfero anf csm
Nrahtiu9c bate, ftd,b 3 Stunren mad benz
llnQIlde
Die llrf1fe res 7cecs ricfcr Wdnncr mar
ods Srctten bcs Sid'erhcite 3Cutis an Der
Wafdlinc, Trcurd' Ger Cnmpf uuc cos fc'
d'cntr WliTcr aus rem SfctirI auf fIe from
te, nuo O. lc furdtbdr ucrbrlIbte, ede Der
Cob nuUcrmcielidn mar.
Josinr @hrifIon. 8auhcIp 9lacnt err CONS
panp, puroe itdrf prrbrubt uuo am Cams
(fo9e IN icirer TamIic, nadh 9>cttetoun, qe,
bradt. lRr Fnb bcridtct, oae or Il tt ld)nea
bc(icrt-Ct gerb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21
Sihcre QiuCtfllL,runo.

"Schaun, Drr hat cen nrucn Sattcl ae,
fduft ?" fro0tr Der eiriaer 3rit Elm Sattlcr
in philadelphia lciuen 9Irbritrr, dls er in Der
tarcu trdt uuo ocn Satirl nidbt mehr pcr
fnne.
"Sd fdnrS bcffimmt nid,t 1a3en, unb wos
urd, lhlimmcr 1T. or III nid,t teiahIt nor
crn. Giciru Wcrgen, als if qernoc ichr
bcihdfti9t mar, fam Elm Serr hcreiu, fro9tc
uat ocm NreiIe ecS Sattcls uno Ilgfc ban
Stcllsr sic ibn mir auf ole 9tcdluuug Da
rouf mari or i'm in een YUl0cn uuo fuhr
fort, rhne caB id i'm Inn fciuen Tamen fra.
gen fcnnt'. Sh hin llbrrScr0t, or III giurr
ucu unfcrn Runccn, ccnu or hat hiuf3 ber
uus 9rfouft."
"Das it wirflid, cine rumme @cfditbtr. -
Id9te Der Snttler uno fraste id, hiutrr cen
Shrcn {; "rptr miliien Gin Wttel auffuecn,
nm cieien Sattel mieoer al crbdItcn. Nh !
idl babe cs grfuubeu Sobdnu ltcllte cincm
Gcesn bon unicrn Runtcn, rcr bel unS auf
0ictnuna f1uft. ben Sattrf ouf bic 9icd,
uuue. gEer i'm ni,tt b, fcmmeu bat, rpiro
I'D, Idcn meltcn
Schauu that, pie itm acheiEcu 2mri
crcr brei lSrd'cu nadoem Die baibjdbrigen
9icd'uuuacu aud9eidnietcn Warem, fraaie
Der Weiter, Cb ilh Der Sattcl 9efunecn hat.
te.
DaS 1T cm Giua Der ltnmS9lidfcit,-
antmortctc Sctann,-eenn un9cfdhr 80 ha
bru ben Sottci bejablt, chne ein lIrrt bd'
9r9en 80 idqcn."
Ser Yala(t res Silhcf6 in Wtcrifp.
9Bir crhislten Dor eiuigcn 5a9sn @rlaub
MIG, in ScoIeihna einiQcr nnoeru Nerrcn
cen pnlait ccs 8ifd,cf6 su be cIud,en. mcbci
unS Die Icbr teecntenee uno auecrlcfcnc @ics
matchmaking uno Siblicthef cC5 ltstcn
Hild,cfs qcSei9t muror. Die @emiIce, 70.
rpic cine beocutcnee SammIuuo pcn Rupfcrr
ifidDeu Gne Run(lnerfe Ger rrlen Sflaee, non
ausocScihuetcn Rilufflern hrrriihrene, uno
IS 1T pislIeidbt Die aroete 1ripafammluu9,
Die ouf cem ganScn amcrifauilhcn @cnli'
ucnte ju ftncen.
Die 8ibIjctbsf tss gifhrf6 cntbdtt iiter
$4,000 Sdube in fpanifhcr, frau,oGlter,
itaIicniIher latciui1her uno 9ricdiIhrr
Sprad,e, audi cingc lpeniae engliid,e Wcrfc
uno fol- im 2lufIuf nber $50, 900 9cfcitct ha
ben. @s 1T nit,t leidt, in Der Sfdct cincn
plde Bu 1ncen, mo mau etacn halbcn Gag
auqenebmcr uuo niiBlittcr subrinsen f6nntC,
ols in ciciem 8iihcfspalafte. 9Iuf cie an
unlrrn @icercne oeteHte Tra9r, cb ccr Si'
ihrf ein reid,er Wann gcwcicr, nntncrctc
bcrIcIbc uernciuenr. Tad, ircldem Waeilat
bier Der Reidtbum 9cmeecn wirt, in uus
nun freilid, eiu HdthieI, neun ciu Wtnnn,
Der aus lcinrn Wittcln Gin SiblirthCf bon
mebr ais $50 OOD unb cine RunitiammIuna
bon mebrcren hunocrftaulcno 3baIcr QBrrtb
bciidatfeu fam, nod, ud,t 81 ben ecntcn
9cidhIt mirc ! qBir wilu uIthtrn eurd, unfer
9an,cs eeben Elm armcr Warn, pie ecler
tiidlpf su blriteu.
Sic porjdbri9e Saffee 4Nrornfticn.
Steteid, rcr 8afecperbroud nit jcrcm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21
Sic porjabrige &afee 9Nroruftiou.


Staleid, tcr Saffecperbroud, nit jrrcm
Gage wddif, 70 nimmt Die Roffcc pfccuftcu
felt ciuigrn Sahreu mcrflih nb. Ter @r.
traa, rpcld,cr nod, i'm Sabre 1914, | 300. 600
picul bslrug, iberifieg I'M Sabre 1896 nichf
cine Wlilicn. 9ict 9cruqCr mar or in
lS46 unc jeet qldutt man, botficns auf
100000 picul rcdnen su f6nucn.
lie @rnete in ishr mittelmdeia auSaefal'
len, Der 9r6Br 9lu6faI hat lId nnf ecn priu'
zen Suieln er9cbcu, ifatt Der 100000 Vicul,
auf peId,e man gew6hniidl rcdlnct, fiuo
fdum 100000 aeernbtct Ca9cacn mad,t
Der Raffrcban ~ IPcifcu pcn Sumatra al,
Iebenos Scrlld,ritte unb or braudlt ben 8cr,
sIsid, nit eem teften SaoI' 8afec ridt gu
ld,curn. Die 3ud:rausbeutc prrlpridht jc
och fchr bcfrirSi9enee MelnItate SSm Sab
re 1874 crseuate Saua 9I0 600 piful 3uder
uno jsBt 400 ono pifnl.
Ter in Berlin 9corudte "Ceutid,c Cana
bier" pom 2Sifcn Scuucr, idat :-"Bm iino
nod, immcr chue Sdnuee bier, uno oas gSct
ter bat mchr bls Nnirbn ecS BrnhItu9s ale
ces 9puters. 9Im Wttpcdl hittcu mir
rpiceer Reaen, ;uucr tplrcu Ole lRcae bari
uuc liaubia " lluo Der Sathurit" 4" Scurier
{ at :-"Bcrigeu Samllaa, ben Steu cteuner,
a'euacn mchrsre BdurCu III oisEr TidhboT
i,haff an ihre TrIoarbtit, un6 rllulicti ; on
nerc fictrn Serlle 9iueWirliae fcnnen &
oapcu einrn 8eariff mad,en, pas fur l8ri,
ter pir jeet hicr ii Rlitsl- Sannra tdbcn ="
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21

Ods Sd,if' Richer irII i'll cem NrmenbaHs
~ lieu S,Ieans, in cnrm fard,tbaren @ra'
Dc bcrridIeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21

mein @rIGIcr, mirb rinen pcrfldrtcn 9eib aus
mciuer mcrlden SaillIe MAIDEN
SeluS lcbt per nun psrsa9t,
Der perflcinert @cttes @bre !"
9Im 30. Sauuar, sutid,Icf er am Shla9
flus ldnft in einem 9IIier pen Sc Sabrcn, 8
Rcnateu unb % 3asen. Nm barauffcl9en
cen Ccnnerifaa wuree feine entfcetc phlIe
auf BON Sicttcsadsr eer pottstauuer @e,
meince, Wcut9cmsrY @auntp, Sur Srabss'
rnbc 9ebrod,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21

Sn Ger @cice9cbuna tee Staates 8,u'
tusp wures uruIidb cine SiG riu9cbrod,t
tpcnad, ,Satde!crs, "uber 81 Sabre aIi,
cine 3are gum geiteu pom armen IHitpCn
unc WaiGcu beiahlcn fcnen. qRcr meIf II
D., Z n, bae. f1D5 ticfe Bill @efeeCsf a tie
hdIf, eer StaatSsItnfD Gun paTaelss y 7 Die
HamsH Trirt ? -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21

Su 9iIei:'nd rurtrn 'pihrcuc her ireH
arH = .brce;rit 459,000 Sd'weiic 9ritIadp
1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-21

Dds Wetter uno Der @cmct.- Sn eincm
Der in 9cnbcn pubiiSirten mctecrclcaiftcu
Serid,te beiet es =" Cie aeacrmdrtioe
Sabrsieit in bis babcr auiIercrbentIid, ge,
lince ecrpcien, mchr 70 als man erwariete /;
nlIcin nahrld,ciuIid, uid,t mebr 70 ale man
I'D, pom Der sInndterun9 ers Scmetcn ,u
uerfrred,eu bnt, Der, allen gcrmuthen nad,,
i'm Mers, 184S, etfpa nm Den I0teu, Ieiue
@rihcinuug MAIDEN wiro "9Henn oisicr
Taa eintritt," iagt 3abifef, " 70 tpiro Der
Rcnat Ssbruor duhert 9cIiuce fein, uno
Der Wcr, wcuiaer ifreuse als eie 9Ifpceten
Der Tllustcu auocuten-alIein i'm CONNER
wcrScr mir cine 91caeticu babeu, uuo berIsl,
be aulIersew6bntid noe uub ifirmild, fcin. {"
9cste Wcdbe purte cine RAGE res Snrn.
Scbn 9iudffuhl, in RarbCrcuab 3dunld,ir,
Woui9omerp Sauutp, iputhenc. sns Der
lRutb anfin9 par Fc i'm SHaule uub SufdI9
alleiu in elmer Stube. Gle ra(fe uno bic
lTtb (sItif, bis nau ije in Ger Stubc erld,oe
S~Bt fIno ale cunce uub SSass in Der Had,'
borfdaft asfdbrIid.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-17
The Greatest Medicine of the Age.
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY
HUNTS LINN ENT.

IHAS received The above title from thous-
ands who have been benefited by it's
use. Its operations is wonderful. Never
failing to give immediate relief, and perma
,.estly curing the diseases for which it is
recommended. For the last year l have
placed before the public testimony of un>
doubted character from many persons well
known throug gLent the county Of Westches-
tsr, where tbs gteatreputation Of this led
iclne was first established. During the past
,ear have received from all parts of tho
country mass OF evidence of the great val.
ue of this celebrated remedy sufficient 10 fill
volumes, of which / have selected few
certificates. For the following diseases
Hunts Liniment is certain, safe and speedy
cure.
Rheumatism, Spinal affection, Weakness
and pains in the back and chest, contractions
of the muscles, sore throat, quincy issues,
ulcese, ague in the breast and fsce, tooth
ache, sprains, bruises. salt-rheum, burns
Group, frosted feet, bunions, Germs, and ali
diseases of the Nerves. As strengthened
of the Nervous System it exceeds all the
plasters and medicines in the world. j. is
only necessary to tryat to be convinced that
i, will do all that the proprietor processes,
Its reputation is constantly increasing, and
in every instance where it has been used it
is always kept as a necessary Family Medi-
cine. Read the evidence from abroad:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-17
Shcriff,s Sule.

DY virtue of an Order 0: Sale 10 Partition
Id to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas Of Portage county,
Ohio, I shall expose to sale at public vendue
at the court house in the of Savenna on
Monday the 9th day Of June neat,
between he hours ofslo O'Clock, A. M. aud
four o'clock, P. nj. of said day the following
Gcserihed lands and te nemenis, to wit:
s.Situate and being in the township of
franklin in the Countyof Portage and State
OF Ohio, and being also the whole OF lot
number seventy.hine (79) hI said township,
confusing about one hundred and ninety
Two and cne fourth acres Of land, excepting
and resarsing iherefrom thirty acres of land
from the north west corner of said lot which
is bounded as follows: beginning at the
North west corner of said lot, aud thence
running North So deg. 45 min. East on the
liortn lire of saidlot Ia chains and seventy
.hree links 10 post standing in the North
line of said lot, thence South deg. % min.
East go chains and Sc links 10 post. thence
North SO deg. so min. West e3 chains and
73 LINKS to a post staad ding in The West line
Of said lot ard the,ce North 0 deg. s3 min.
" est IL cha ms and IL links to the place of
beginning containing the aforesaid thi.ty
acres of hand and being [ he same land hese-
tofore set Off and apaftcd to the heirs at law
and legal representatives. OF William Stew
at. late Of Franklin IN said County, deceased" !"
Appraised at $243400
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Portage Co.
May Sd, lS43.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-17
(,i,nracery Notice.

TN pursuance of aHOrder OF the Court cI
III Common Pleas within and for the County
uf Portage and State of Ohio made at their
March Term, "A. D. 1915, notice is hereby
given to Lot B. Cte, Maria Coe, Edgar
Case, Betsey Case and Augetinc Case that
on the 2oth day OF October, lS47. William
johnson and Margaret X. johnson filed IN
said Court Bill in Chanccry against them
and The other heirs of Lyman Case, late oi
said County, deceased. The object of said
Bill il to compel said defendants, OF soiar
one for and on behalf.of said defendants. TO
make. execute, aud deliver, 10 said Marga.
ret Y. Johnson, deed of ihe following do
scribed premises: being len acres OF land IN
Lot ninety three in Randolph in said County
Of Forage, purchased by said Lyman Case
Of one Basseit. Bounded Nerth and East,
BY land owned by Justin Beldcn, South and
West by land os C.. Anderson. Now if the
said Tot B. Coe, Maria Cae, Edgar Case
Betscy Case ard Angelme Case do not ap-
pear. and plead, answer or Geinar to said
Bill, within sixty days from the rising OF
said Court at the next term thereof; at the
next term thereafter said Complalnanis will
make. q pplicatioH to said Court, 20 have the
matter and things set forth in said Bill, as to
the above named defendants, taken for con-
fessed and decree entared accordingly.
BIERCE t. TAYLOR,
6wI5S. Soils. for Complainant.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-17
sheriff,s sale.

DY virtue of wri. Of 4th Plu. yendi Ex, TO
ID me direc.ed and delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio; /
shalt expose to sale at pu:lic vendue al the
Court honsc in theatown of i.avenna
! On Monday the 5h day Of June neat,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, 4. II. and
four O'CLOCK, p. N. of said day the following
described lands aud tenemeEts, TO wit:
..Situate in the township of Paris, County
of Portage, and State of Ohio. and known
by being in the south part of lot No. go in
said township, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Eaat by land of Calvin Holcomb, Jun.
in said lot No. go, south by the south line of
the lot, and West BY land of Oliver Snow in
said lot No. go, and bounded North by the
village Plat of tiarrisport in part. and con
tanning about fifty-fve acres and a half of
land"
Taken in Execution as the property of John
McClinsock at the suit of James C McGrou
l. al.
Appraised at si37500.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Portage Co. !
May Sd, IS48.