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APoPULAR TREATISE

4 DDRESs.D TO YOUNG MES containing com.
n pete review Of the origin symptoms and progress Of
every known disease Of the consequences Of excess
aud self abuse 10 every class Of life, IN language adapted
20 every rssder-by Eivsfd II. Dixon, MD. PIP 25p-
Price 81. Eighth edition.
The medical and daily press IN every part Of the C IN
Try have expressed the highest sentiments II this vaus-
be work IL be sent bound 10 sny part Of the United
States postage Of IS cents Postpaid snc cash orders
only attended 10. F0r sale by CHARLES h KING,
MI MWAY,m' JOhn-si and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

Il White Pisins, Westchester Co n. ! -Ihis lasule,
ton is situated miles from the City OF New fois sha
half mile from the Railroad Depot The location hss
fuI and pleasant The Summer term commenced mS J.
The following gentlemen referred 10, Of ~n0m Ccu
lars contsi uins terms &c. BE- obtained rev -
Oven Principal Of Cornelius Institute > DeVeau, ksq
So For.yth-,t A T. Bhgs' Esq % pikest snd a. H. >
Rzypofs Bookstore 10 Bowery. Also BY addressing D.
letter Mrs R. b. Sesrlss, Principal, White Plains West
20
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WOMAN AND

EIER DISEASES from the cradle TO the crave
adapted her instruction In the natural laws Of her
and all the diseases Of her critical periods by
Edward n. Dixon. d. PIP. 315, sixth edition 81 -
This work contains review Of the origin symp
toms and progress Of Proapsus snd all other uterine dis
placements in language adapted 20 every reader The
medical igOus snd daily press. have expressed the
highest Of This vsusblewok IL be sent
bound any pert Of the USta-s At postage Of Is cts
postpaid and cash orders Unattended q. For sale BY
CHARLES H. RING,
MI uWAFtns corner Of John. st. and Broadway.
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TREES TREES!. TREES.

-. A LARGE LOT OF AILANrHUS aud Peach Of
all kinds with many other varieties VI Fruit and Orna-
mental TTees-also, le.oo0 large Asparagus Roots
Apply mrs WIN. STEWART cor. One Hundred sDd
Twenty 81 th and Eishthsv and JOSEPH LODGE.
nGrserymsn aud Landscape Gardener, Morrissnis De-
pot In Harlem, ". Y. ~ B-J. L. In acknowledge past
fsvCrs beg also he continues planting aud
city and suburban Gardens Ia modern style. m2b 5w'
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M l7S CHATHAM SQUARE, corner Mottst-
Ak BROWN co.'s onep price Hal store, where fash
ION beauty, durability, and economy combined
20 adofn the head cAsh preclude the necessity
Of charging good customers incurred ~ the bAi
strictly adhere - the eAsh which enables
furnish avery superior bat Tor The price CHARGED al I'm
An SPRING fA-HlON.-NM Brown III
Ak lhsthaD-st opposite kooseveltst would invite the
public 10 call ana examine his IS Hats, which BY
process Of manufacturing Invention Of his
rendered superior any offered for the price
Caps Of every style and fashion. sllm
m SPRING FAsHiON.-yasi hnished the most
U splendid article offered, elegant French Sih
ats ., the low price OF IS, usually sold a. 81 -
Also. az article a, 81 50 and - IS Hats at 81
MA I'm BROWN la6 Csnslst
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REMOVAL


q THE SUBSCRIBERS having removed from their
IN cd stand l5S BoseTy, would invite their friends
GN 81 and patrons 10 Wali-st Broad wsy, where
< they will have constantly on hsnd large assoFf
Wstches Jewely snd Silyerwsre, consisting Of
Gold aud Silver Watches Of Tho most approved makers
such a. y. Cooper. Taylor Son, r. / o. Beesley, NJ
Tobias. Robert kosk>ii. snd others Fine Lever and
Lspiues for ladies' Of various patterns Gold Guard Fob
AID Vest Chains Seals and Keys Gold Pens and Pencils
Gold snd Silver spectaess Diam nd Pns and Rings 4c
stLNERNARE-Tesse sets, Forks, spoons Ladies, Cups
Butter Knives Napkin klrgs, sc. Of the newest pat
terms the silver warranted equal to dollars Merchants
Of the South and West will fad It 10 their advantage to
call and examine stock OF soo6s prepared 10
ssll the above articles reasonable terms for cash
Watches OF every description repaired in the best man.
uer. lst5 I'm AkERLY BRIGGS WslLsL
J00 CANPHOR-W0OD AND PENCiL-CEDAR
lVV TRUNks--The subscriber offers for sale 81 bic
msnufScogy, y Cola John o. his usual assortment
OF csnphorweod snd penoleedsr Tpnks Of the largest
sizes sDd ossqTed sses ~ ths only fo
moih Ard hke desrocfise vcrnin Also ave Of cAst
mela e.ohsy Che'ta Lissviss "a sssonnent Of ow
priced IRE proof wroushi-ifoI sSfes.
slTSs' JESSE DELANo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

Nv hIEhNChE ESTAbLISHMENT,l Is La gut
" sL-Df TRAIL is now enlsrgiag his ascommods-
Nons Tor patents. Several additional rooms with gym
nA'sin Tor nd0or exercise, will DO fitted up previous
me hfst May Dr. T. sppes this system both acute
ater reatm-nt 10 prompt and certain Moot OF the
pIsns 80 common and affecting 10 females arc speedily
ano pefmanentls relieved Children predisposed TO ds
ease from organic msormstion and young persons who
pave acquired such by habits may
DC su1prlsnsy improved and inyz0rsted BY judcious
course Of testms combined with men and
Physiological exercises
~ D. Having started the first Hydropsthlc Institution
IN Amercs. and having devoted several years establish
ins The system Ia this city scientific basis Dr. dis
claims all connection pesby with those pssohy-
afupaths Alias msdicA quscss who get bosrtr
under the OF Water Cure aud shsney
or families sek their Ignorance or nv
b. rannins sfteT doctors Of the old sshools n2s Im
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,THE OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY

VIII Commerce Us neXt Tenn on The INST Monday 10
May The situation Of this Institution AZ YoDkers The
east bank OF the Hudson, within hours sail Of New
York delightful and healthy IL Is the design OF the
Principal 10 furnish young ladies' every facility for
curing thorough education both IN the solid and
mental branches ard to combine far possible, the
advantages Of well regulated literary institution with
the comforts and pleasures Of home Circulars &c. with
engraving Of the place be obtsned at the book
Of Clark Austin, 25 Broadway of the subscriber
m4 MWAS 5ws WILLIAM T.. FOOTF. Principal.
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ID TarryLown, N The Summer Term viii open
Monday the let Of May, with and improved Ofgan-
cation Of the classes Juvenile Department, embracing
young lads Of aud eight years Of will be estab
ished In connection with the Institution.
The attention OF parents and guardians isrespectfuly
invited the pamphlet Circular for this year be obtain
ed Of any Of the patrons Of the Institute, Of CLARK
Austin, 95 Broadway, or of the undersigned.
WIN 2. LYON, A NJ. Principal.
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,V, p.KrYT. AND GUARDIANS la


- shed 10 The lower part Of the city WIN Dc osps'eo
" .is - .,,srdsd ~ sl8 81
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SCHOOL Foz YOUNG LADIES
o. IWkLFTH->T. (aetween Fiih and sixth
~ svcnarsl Senmef Term eomnences A.y .
BOARDING Pupils sccon nOdsted Terms reasonable Sep.
sTste Department for BoJa Al. i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

~ Princi pArhls school 10 opened for the recep
ton Of scholars under u Of in the town Of Ok
ford. IL 70 situated about 10 miles from New Haven.
the stase line leading from New Haven to Lehhed. The
school 10 small and taught by the Principal who spends
s his time with his scholars and Who pays particular a.,
tention TO their habits health comfort aud morals schol
ali board with the Princlpa
Terms $50 per yeaT pay able quarterly in advance
This all expense, Including books and stationery
Any Information respecting the school may BE- obtsined
al s MUM 1851 Folton-sL BIOoilyG, or L. T. LEWIS,
us East Twenty hrst-gt a. 2gs
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SCHOOLS.
u.roxx> poI,T ACADE,IY,

pITDDLETOWN POINT ACADEMY, !
NWILLIAN PARKER, AN. ueiPal-hf- NAY De
seen during the week At Beekmsn-s between tn noe'
of ID and limited number u young ladies VII Dc re-
csiycd into his family sud taught the usual 70
gsther with the psuo, painting &C Tor go PEI
year. -
rV,tI PIRENT. AND GUARDIANS lady re-
riding In the upper psrt Of the city wishes 20 'eAe
three or four little Girls 10 board and instruct th- 10 we
cling If desired Having taught number oi years 10 ns
city the most satisfactory references can be gwen ems
very MOI crate but always In advance. inquIc i''
Twenty the Seventh aud Eighth avenues
az l,yr
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arQa6nl.PIANO FOkTk MANUkACTU
RY, l52 FutOn-st. eat aide Broadway
UAp entirely new article, warranted sEps
" " VFioE 10 tone aud 30 keep In ture much lon.
than 10 made with peculiar harp frame
obylstGs the objsction % metallic petalss writes
guaranty will b given with each instrument, and h.s
say oouhf ~ their euatJ 10 expressed tbs psyncs
say be withheld sntil Fash doubts sfs removed.
BENNGtT \ &O9EKS,
isis ~ Fshos-st e-.t 'lss arosS~.v
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IT, IRREGULAR MAIL LINE between
tsss1- Boston and New-Yort, via stonington and


The steamer G. VANDERBILT, Joel Stone aud
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Potter will run throughout
the in connection with the Stoningon Prov
dsncs and Boston and Providence Railroads leaving New
York daily, Sundays excepted, from pier North River.
O'clock r NJ aud stoniDgton AZ O'Clock, p. NJ, or
upon tho arrival OF the mail train from Boston
Tb-se steamers unsurpassed ia speed spendor snd
comfort having each Of them 90 large commodious private
state and berth for 500 persons beside large private
rooms for families and psriors.
The steamers differed by the most xpereDced men,
and will shorten tho passage between New York aud bos
ton from a TO hours thereby srrivrg 10 ample time for
sl the lines running from NewYork North, south and
West and all tho linesfrom Boston, North and Fast.
The c. VANDERBILT will leave New-fork, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Leave Stonington, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
The MASSACHUSETTS will leave New York, Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Leave Stoninston, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
NJ BPssseDEers the arrival Of the ston.
ingon proceed immed ssey in the splendid Railroad
to Providence and Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamboat trains to
and from Boston, to take charge Of the baggage.
For passage berths state freight application
be made to the Agents the wharf and the Office,
10 Battery. place mil
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CONVEYANCES
IT, PEOPLES LINZ STEAMBOATS,

s-Sls--.iNFOR ALBANY daily, sundays excepted.
r<<.H. Through diTect-At O'Clock, L. M. from
the pier between Cortland and Liberty s,s
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt William III. PECK,
will leave on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings
al 8 O'clock
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt K II. furey. will leave
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings at CLOCK
AZ ) O'clock NJ landing at intermediate places
from the foot Of Barcley.st
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt b. Oysrbsgh, will
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
noous. at U clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt Thos N Hul's.
will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
al 5 O'Clock
The above boats will all tunes arrive in Albany 10
am pie tius for the morning for tho East West
Ere sht taken Al moderate aud taken after
O'clock NJ. All persons forbid trusting OF he
boats Of this lire, without written order from the Cap
tslns or Agents
For passage freight apply board the boss to
Y { SCHULTZ. a the ohce m the wharf si0
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~ at Middletown Point, n J. can accommodate families
with Board during the Sumner Their large brick man
sion house spacious airy and Pleasauy situated with
grass lawn in front aud with hne accommodations
for se.bshing Accommod alton also for carriages and
horses Their house will be resdy for the reception OF
bosrders the twentieth Of April Steamboats, leave
from thu foot of Neseyst The bedrooms larss snd
pleasant Ali rOdlm
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CARD.

CARD.
'THE SUBSCRIBER today opens AZ his store. 725
l. Broadway, under he NswYort Hotel an ENTIksLY
NEW stock VI Music, Books
Guitars, Periodicals.
Accordeons, New Novels,
distraction boou, Plain and Fancy Stationery,
Violin and Guitar Strings Fancy Articles
ETC etc etc Etc etc. etc.
70 which he you'd respectfully iays the att.uton Of his
friends and the public GEORGE y KINNEY ~
eli W rs Broadway, two doors below Way.rlv Mae.
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SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES
At Richmond Staten Island
rUNuE SpKINE &Es-tDN of this School will com

i menee on Monday the let day Of Msy Two vsean-
ces existing the attention # parents who desire for their
daughters retired and pleasant situation where their
morals will be strictly guarded and a thorough English ed
ucation given is solicited. The most respectable refer
ences given. For farther information address
al I'm. ) ID STEPHENS Richmond, Richmond Co NY.
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BOARDING DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
l52 MeshiDeion-,t Brooklyn.
Mas S NJ. FEEgs, Principal
MRS Y. WILL BE PREPARED 10 receive pupils on
WI the first Of Msy The Of instruction Will
embrace all the branches that taught 10 sensles OF
the first class Mrs will be assisted by teachers OF e1-
perence established reputation Circulars containing
may be hsd by applying either personally or y
letter 10 the pIinci ra 49, WhsllpgtOnst all weed
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'fHh ALGhh INSTITUTE q South Cornwall,
lAtehhsid Co. Com vii be opened ne 18th day Of
MAJ t5ts, A. boarding school for boys b. Rev p w
ANDREWS tifeuisrs Containing fall Information With
references 40 may b. obtained the bookstore Of MARX
h NEWMAN 4 CO l99 BTosdwEy also by adare,slns ne
Principal ~ Cornwall Bridge, Conn. r9f To-.
BOARDING sCHO0I-At Wii.nn Conp--T.rm.
D-i0 per year-bOys take steamboat ARD So. d.
rec-for ~ cents Circulars 81 the Methodist Book Room
Arrsn sements made At ;. B. St8rgss 76t ChsthAm-.t
AZ 2lt' ABEL WHlTLOCk. Principal
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Il kent Ct-This Schools located in pleasant village,
DIR, the line OF the Housstouic Railroad six hours
noe iIom New-Nork The Summer will com
meut, May 5, 1913. The number Of pupils limited 70
each under the immediate care Of the Pm
cpa Principal IS now In the city, and may be
for days between the hours 81 IL NJ ana O'Clock
p NJ Al the New-Et gland Houie Broadway or will call
on those leaving their address st a West Wsshingon
place. Circulars, with references, sc. may be h.d
Shepards bookstore, lS9. Broadway, or BY addressns
the Principal, Kent. CT
rnsl Svs ASHREL FlTLIFR M Pri,ci,.
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cHR FOR sALE-The two-stoyy and attic brick house,
~ l79 honro--st. Rugersplace Rents for $50
per snnum-ground rent sos, with the usual
for renewal One half the snount Of purchase money
remain bond and mortgage at per CT for years
desired. Apply TO DR.. STEPHEN WOOD. East, Broad
S-ay Ief- al fyr
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Lion. staten Island. keF. THOMAS TOWELL. Priu-
eiPl- The Summer term viii commence on the lst Of
May The uuuoeT Of pupils ia limited TO thirty Cats.
osaes, containing fall particulars may Be had BY apply
ins 20 Mr. Sheppard bookstore, 1911 Broadway; Philip
way and VIM. b. Towntend, Express Baileinss. iI2
Broadway ~ -
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PILLS.. l5
sARsAPARILLA AND VIVID CHERRY
From the Lancet, .august 80, 1874

From, the Lancet, .august 80, l8l6.
DR.. lie Roy has most happily succeeded IN COM
binng Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other
vegetable ingredients, SO as to produce medicine
at once tonic and pureative, the only perfect ds-
covery ofthe kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
from all other purgatves is, that their operation 10
followed by no reaction. Their unrivalled purify.
ing and purgative properties, tor which they are
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparila and other
ingredients being controlled by their highly tonic
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry,
they do not strain the digestive organs into action,
as is the mode of operation with other cathartics,
but on the contrary strengthen them into action.--
Thus all other purgative medicines produce more
or less subsequent costiveness, and sluggishneo Of
the gastric juice, while Dr. lie Roy's Pills leave
all the machinery of the system full of life and &C.
tivity, and the bowels open and natural. Hence
writes DR.. Cheeseman, 'they are the only active
purgative which can recommend with confidence,
and without alarm; for they remove nothing but
what oughtto be removed-neitherr rack nor strain
occasion no apathy nor debilitation-and leavs
the bowels free, open and vigorous" But The
great virtue of DR.. LIE Roy's Pills--the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hemis.
pheres with rapidity almost miraculous Lies IN
the publication Of the blood. Here they not only
stand altogether unrivalled but fiji up the measure
OF desire. They at once arrest the formation al
bad blood. by removing all impurities from lie
chyle, Of which the blood Is formed; and more
over keep 1t clean, by toniDg and strengthening
the digestive organs, SO as ia be able 10 exclude
from it all matter OF an innutricious nature; and
they purify the blood already in circulation; and
never cease operation until Il Is entirely free from
every noxious particle, and full of health, life and
vigor. Z" 9t#99 W. G'igat ~
The above Pills reto be had of the following
Agents: e,il j., IN ,3,.; ,1g9..
WooDsFIELD, Mercer Manahsn; l,,s s,b
MALAGA, Davenport & Werneck; n sfsisa,
BEALLsvILLE, Welch & Armstrong; aa:ls,s
CLARINGToN, VIM. Porter.
Nov. 6.--6m. r -
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SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue Of IA writ OF
~ venditioni exponas, to me directed from the

GHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue ofa writ Of
~ venditioni exponas. to me directed from the
Inn ps.o a,. Mo1,os ssu1, Of cs%%g' souny oSio fsis
vs. will offer for sale at public
Wm. Je6ries, ct al ou,cry, at the front door of
the court house,in the town
Of Woodsfield, In the county Of Monroe aforesaid,
On Monday, the loth day Of April nerf.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, m and o'clock,
m, the following described real estate, to wit:
Being mill seat and saw mill on the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter dissection 8, town
ship 2. and range 81 the said mill seat and prveg-
es commencing at beach tree, about nine inches
through, standing on the west side OF the creek,
on the bank of said creek; thence running north
westerly to an oak stump, abou! 8 rods; thence
northeasterly to gum tree, about twelve inches
through, about rods and half; thence south
easterly to buckeye sapling, about rods, on the
bank Of said creek, to the place of beginning. con-
tanning one half acre of ground; lying and being
IN said county of Monroe. Appraised at 1875
march 4-S2 rs VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
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44 g 9 q 9 IL.

U I
The Great Specific for Coughs, Asihmo. Csas
sumption, and all other Diseascs Of the Lungs,. !,
USED BY TIE INHABITANTS or CHINA ron
MORE THAN 1000 YEARS, AND now TIRsT Z
INTRODUCED INTO THE u. STATES. stdt
Prepared intrely from the root Of GiNsENc,
and warranted to contain no preparation Of Anti.
mony, Mercury. or Opium 'af 9Yaa I9ai
Its controlling power over these diseases can b
attested by hundreds in this city, who are ready
to testify that il has raised them
From the brink Of The Grauei ii aiio2
after they and their friends had long ceased to heps
An agent writes-s'Your medicine is doing won
ders in our neighborhood, as short time As We
have had it. Four Of our neighbors, whose certi-
6cates send you, date their .ssieBea
,.i Ljfe's Salvation to ii! ,,f
Send on fresh supply-it is fast driving out the
old remedies-the low price at which you put IL!
t Only so Cents per Bottle, 88'i'
is consideration these hard times!'' e
The action Of the Ginseng Pasacea differs from
that of any other preparation ever before offered
for the same class of diseases; instead OF quietine
the Bronchial irritation by their soporiHc proper,
ties, and thus rendering the lungs insensble to The
irritation of the disease which but Fastening the
Patient to the Tomb! 1t 4ag59 1i5 e'i
Removes the Irritation, t,
by its specific action on the Lungs, and restores
the Sufferer to HEALTH! ~ ba5edoa
..g Haze you Cough? a6F sid
Recollect cough is but the signal Of approaching
Consumption! Reject in such a case, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifics, as you would Poson!
Ask your Physieian-He wa teH YOU 90.
Are you dragging out living death with that
'|''' BRoNCHITIsl ~
.tsr .l Auoid the Opidfe yNosfrttns. t.,fssv
Your case cannot be worse than dozens who have
been Cved-P Permanently Cwed-by this prepa-
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SHERIFF'S sALE---By virtue sf witt ofvsn-
y dItioni oxponss to me directed from The court
of Common Pleas of Mon
e.sa eoa' roe county Ohio; will Of
t,,,.. w;,,.. fer for sale at public outcry
James V'i'en )at the front door Of the
court house In the town Of oodsfeld III said c6uns
ty on Monday the 10th day Of April, next between.
the hours of 10 o'clock an, and 4 o'clock p m, of
said day the following real estate5 to wit: All Of
northeast corner ofsaid fraction, supposed to be
SO acres, also except acres belonging 10 Robert
Grer in the southwest corner oi said fractpn; the
tract levied upon containing liz acres, more or
less, lying and being in Monroe county; and ap-
praised ats W 2 !.
march ll;-$2 90 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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- order to me directed from the court Of Common
-. : Pleas OF Monroe county
Jon" lm0mp'0"' y. Ohio, l will offer for sale at
~ K'l'O'Hn ct a. door Of The court house in
the town Of w oods6eld in said county on Monday
the 10th day Of April next, between the hours 10
o'clock m, and o'clock M, OF said day, the
following described real estste, to wit; The east
half of the southeast quarter of section %, town
ship A, ofrange 8; lying ssd being in Monroe coun.
ty aforesaid; and appraised at
march 1l,-Sl 81 WIN. D, PATTON, Sheriff.
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DR.. A. ID. Mcmahon.

Has removed his Office to his residence, on the
south side Of Main cross street. east Of Main street,
nearly opposite Isaac Yoho's Tailor Sbop,where he
may be found at all times unless absent on profess
sional business. .lssia .se,. Hffga
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SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue OF an order to
~ me directed from the court Of Common Pleas
~ N H,;nh, Of Monroe county Ohio,
y. u M"sm' will offer for sale at public
F,nuee, Mripht ct a, outcry at the front door of
~ ""'e' - the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld in said county on Monday the 10th
day of April next between the hours of 10 o'clock
a m, and o'clock m, of said day the following
real estate to wit, The west half of the northwest
quarter dissection 81, township g.. and range 6,
80 and hundredths acres more or less;
lying and being in Monroe county Ohio, and sub
ject to the dover therein assigned, which premi-
ses were ordered to be sold in proceeding in par
tition. Appraised ats q. u si q.
Z march Il,.$ 81 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff