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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-20

Alta late hour on Friday night, some
Of the Brooklyn police having been in.
formel that firearms were secreted in 6
house on Main street, near .Catharnie
street Ferry, procured warrant and en-.
terel the house, and discovered seven
muskets, heavily loaded with shot. The
occupant Of the house, an Irishman, was
arrested, and admitted that the muske,s
were privately conveyed to his house
for the purpose ofself.protection, as he
expected an attempt would be madc by
tho Know Nothings to tear the the house
down.
I The discovery has created good
deal Of excitement in Brooklyn, and it
is thought that more firearms are secrs.
tad r|t ..i.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-20

MA RcY POsTED.-A writer from Fla.
vana, in speaking Of the recent case of
the America rs who were prevented by
The authorities from going without the
city an from examining tho forliica.
tions, says:
is, perhaps. we'll for General Mar.
qus Puzela to know that the War De.
partment Of the United States have, on
files and in their bureaus, perfect draw.
ings Of Havana and its defenscs, 10 tho
most concealed dungeon Of MIRO, Cub.
anas or Principie-as good information
as is in tho possession Of those in charge
Of the works themselves-ard that thew
want no infurmatian,
A capital portrait has been published
abroad, Of tho King of Prussia. He is
represented as stan ling between bottle
OF champagne and big sword, -uncer.
tain which Of tho two he should draw.
1t is called Meditation on the Eastern
question:" .se {
The English papers state ,ha. the
steamship Atrato, noticed as the largest
steam ef tfoat has made her trip home II
Southampton, from 81. Thomas. on hsrl
first voyage, in the very short time oe
twelve days and twenty hours. The din
tance is three thousand miles, and ahG
thus averages three hundred miles PM
Iday. ss s
There are said to be ten thousand dslsi
tilu,e children in the city Of New YoESs
The Small Note Law in VifgintS
works we'll so far. and has been genersli6
observed. AT Richmond. during thrssI
days last week, about $25, 900 In new
lsilver, halves aud quarter dollars. were
put out a. the Custom House for large
gold coin. s,a
i TRuTa IN A NUrsnELL.--When tho
French troops embarked at Toulon, 1for
Constantinople, C an old nan who wit,
messed their departure, exclaimed in
mournful voice: "There goes my only
child. to fight for cause he does not
understand, and against men wirh
whom he never had difference"
i There could not be better descrip.
ton Of this was by Frenchman or Eng.
liishman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-20

, olahd dressed MlWihs gfeehaGlta 70 sss
Sotp theJews fair Canaan stood smil 10 as
WhenJordan rolled bstweeh.i'f iocif':
We haye arrived at G aleha, and as
must get This letterin the post Office, |
shall here closr. a sssn0slssIiie siSnEi 9
: 1t is proposed sto stay ihere several
hours and visitlthe load ines,whichIare
some three miles distant. ,19inys'l ayGe !
Tho oboat, as they approached Ghehal
were welcomeJaby a, lssse aoneoufse ol
people and o. salute ofar,ittesys SO We
1gc. D Ne sasnrnoa asnslohll a1glW.oS. 90
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marriaDts.


MARRIED-At the National House by
Rev j. G. Forsythe, on the 10 Of Oct. Mr..
Mr.. Charles NJ CoNBs to Miss ELIzABETH
WALLCoTrs, both of Harrison co. o.
At the sans place, by the same on
the 18Th inst, Mr.. john G. DELAYY and Miss
NANCY HARTzELL, both of Harrison co. o.
by the same, on the 2lst inst, Mr..
EBER MAJORS to Miss NANCY M'ILRAvY, both
of Harrison CO. o.
by the same, on the 23d inst, Mr..
THOMPSON M'FADDEN and Miss elizabeth
Dickinson, both of Har igon CO. o.
On the 90. by w. II. McGavran,
Esq, Mr.. JosEPH SHAVER, to Miss MATII.-
DA FISHER, both of North township Harrison
CO. o.
On the l2th of Nov. 1854. by Sam'l
Mack, j. P. Mr.. ABRAHAM WEYANDT to
Miss MARGRET ANN CANDLE. both of Mon
roe Township, Harrison CO. o.
On Nov. IA, by Rev. Richard Brown,
Mr. Thomas r. GILMORE. Of Iowa, to Miss
CATHERINE daughter of Mr.. Thomas J. Nil.
lgan, of Tuscarawas Co, 0.
by the same, on Nov. End, Mr.. JOHN
Brewers, to Miss PRUDENCE HATuowAY, OF
New Hagerstown.
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On the 18th day OF November. 1854, in
Monroe township, Harrison county, Ohio. at
the residence of her father. Miss ELIZA
BETH FOWLER. in the 23l year Of her
age.
| cannot forbear accompanying this no.
tce with few words, in regard to the char
acter our deceased sister sustained while
among us, as an humble tribute of respect
to her memory-a memory that will bloom
in lasting grandeur while there remains one
i'll her native community, capable of ap.
preciating the high, holy, yiltuouS qualities
and actions ct a feilow-beng.
Her departure was an early, and untimely
one-one calculated to impress upon the
youth of her acquaintance, with indelible
distinctness, the soemnity of the declara,
ton, "Ghat in the midst Of life, we are in
death" All the virtues and graces that
contribute to aJorn, the female character,
showed themse Ives in majestic sweetness in
hers. She was always surrounded by ar
dent friends, willing to make any reaSona-
BILE sacrifice for her good. indeed, her con.
stant aim being always to do right, it
could not otherwise be.
In the death of Elizabeth Fowler, her pa
tents abode has been reft of one of its
most cherished inmates, our social circle OF
its choicest ornament, and her friends gen.
orally, of a companion, whose loss they all
most keenIy feel, and whose carly exit from
the shores Of time, has left blank neye
TO be adequately filled. Her death was a
happy death such as true christians only
die; and she has left the consolng hope to
her bereaved kindred that, if faithful on
their part, they shall meet again in more
lcongenial cline than this.
Her parents had every reason to hope thai
she would live to cheer them in their de-
clini6g days, smooth for them their dying
pillow, and make easy their pathway to TIE
tomb. BIT alas! it was not so! Disease
came, looSened the silver cord that bound
her 10 earth, and set free her spirit to roam
mid the fields of celestial light, far from
the corrupting scenes of mortality, O! it is
sad, mournful thought that one SO young
should die,-that she should in the very
morning of life. when existence begins tc
be enjoyed, bid farewell to earth's charms.
and enter into the May labyrinth Of futu,
rity. Yet, when that distressing bereave.
rnent is accompanied by wellfounded hope
that she has died the death of the righteous
and that we shall meet again, it renders the
otherwise insupportable calamity, compare
lively easy. II.
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CAN I'D EETECTTALLYC CIRED D
pIs. IEnnFLANn,N
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTET
PREPARED by
D1. G.. ~. JACIg Z OW,
lO. l29 drch st. Philo9elyLia

10. l<J llTCH 81, I'sttuUttDHta.
Their power over the above dis ases IL not excel.
led, il eQualled, by any oihoE preparation IN the
United States, as the cures attest, in many cases ut
ter skiiiul physicians had tuiied.
These bItters worthy the attention of invnlids
Possessing great virtues IN the reclicauon OF dis
eases Of the Liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers il weakness and affections
Of the digestive organs they are, witha! safe, GER
tain and pleasant Read and be convinced.
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.
JoUT HOFFMAN, JerOmesville, Ohio, May jOth 1858.
said: write To state tor your satisfaction, ami also
!or That of others, that your German BitcI Is what
you recommend it to bs, highly valuable medicine,
which know from having used it in my own tams-
ly to my cn'ire satisfaction. Ill who have usd 1t
give the same recommendation"
SrErpET 4 MEAIY, Canton, OHIO, May II. 1853,
says: "IlavIng heard your German bitiPrs highly
recommended from sources in which placed much
confidence, ordered four bottles from ClevGland-
One OF them gaveto my daughter who has derived
great benefit tom it; two OF the others ! sold mn
mediateIy, and would Like you to send me supply
OF 1t 10 sell"
Joux CLARK, Brunswick, Chic, May 26 1854,
says Your German Bitters have proved su, Cess!ul
in every that has come to my knowledge, and
has opened for itself great demand"
Thomas LETcHFORD, COyingtOn, Ohio, Dec, 9Th,
1859, says: MY wife has been affected with the
Liver complaint and Dyspepsia for number olyenrs
during which time have spent great deal for doc
erng, but she received very little benefit theretrnm
and finally the doctors snii she could not be cured.
Last spring she concluded to try your DitterS, she
took two bottles and ever since taking them she tlas
been able 10 attend 10 her business until very lately
she had attack, but has agGin commenced
the Biers. have sold quite number Of bottles
through her Recommendation, ard rs far as can
learn, it has given satisfaction to all"
DAVID ABBOTT, Austinburgh, Lho, December D,
1853, says Permit TO bear testimony To the Ie-
markanle efficacy Of your German bi.lers in the
cure of Liver complaint. For years previous to t.
king it, was severely afflicted with disease Of the
Liver, much so that did not expect to live hat
by free use of the Bttcra thanks to kind Provi.
Gence, lind myself entirely restored to heath and
able to resume my usual employment"
These Bit!ers entirely vegetable and free from
Alcoholic stimulant and all injurious ingredents,
mld in their operation, they strengthen the system,
never PROSTATE it.
They are entirely vegetable and free from all ih-
urous ingredients.
Sold by dealers in medicine eve ywherc.
Sold by Jno M'l}ean, Jno. 8aa, Cali1 I. ] Brown,
MooretieId J. f. Cramblet, Deersville; Cannon r.
Henderson, New Athens and by Dealers Ill .Heli.
cines every whYre..-n2J-ly.
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ed was a member. to drAughi resolutions ap-
propriate to the occasion reported the follow
ing which were adopted. and directed to be
forwarded to the National Temperance Or
gam" The Templers Magazine and the
various papers 10 this vicinity for publica-
lion, and alao presented to the. family Of our
deceased Brother.
Worthy Chief Templdr and Brethren-your
committe appointed to present resolutions
expressive of the sense OF this Temple in
reference to the loss Of our beloved brother
the Rev. PINKNEY LEWIS, would respectfully
submit the following.
Since by the visitation of death we have
lost beloved broiher-our cause an able
and ardent advocate-our community one
of its bestand most liberal spirited citizens
his Church an exemplary and consistent
Christan-his family faithful and devoted
husband and Erother-the poor an ever
ready frend-the young an ver-trusty
confident and counselIor-and all a neigh
Dor and associate, whose place is not easi
y filled and whose death is no common ca
lamity-therefore as some expression Of our
feelings for those to whom it comes even
closer than to ourselves.
1st. Resolved, That while we desile to
bow with proper submission to this severe
dispensation, we can but deeply dcplore the
removal of our brother lrom his various
fields of labor and Of duty, 10th public and
private, in the very strength of his years
and the meridian OF his usefulness.
End. Resolved, That while his loss will
be deeply felt in all the various associations
Of lite and the institutions with which he
stood connected, nowhere can it be more
| fully realized or more truly to be lameuted
shan by his associates and colaberers in the
great cause Of mperance-whose earnest
and unnlnching friend he has ever been.
'3rd Resolved, That while we sincerely
Sympathize with his family and friends in
their bereavement we would bid them take
comfort in looking back to his bright career
Of emaent and beneGcent usefulness, in
contemplating the virtues that made his life
beautiful and his death triumphant, and
point them to the consolation hat should
spring from the well-grounded belief that
'our loss is his eternal gain" and that the
sublime truths which, in life, he taught by
prccpt anil in practice, and on which, in
death, he relied SO truslingIy, through their
viSioned only to the eye of faith have now
become the realities ofa glorious etenaty.
J.T. UPDEGRAFF,)
J. II. MERCER, Committee
S. DRAKE.
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CLRTTR'S 'SSpAyLsMI XTURE


NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the I6iicted Read and Ponder!
An lnioIlible Remedy for Sc1ofuia, Kings Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimpies or Pos stulGs on the Face, Blotches, b0iIs
Ague and Fever Chronic Sore Eyes, King Worm
or 'fet er, Scald Head, Enlargement aud Pain OF
the Bones aud Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, SypliiiuC
Disorders, LumbHgO, Spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from an injurious Ise OF Mercu.
~, lmprudencc in Life, or lmpurity Of the Blood.
9@T This great alternative medicine and Purifier
of Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful pa
,ente from all parts of the United States, who tes
iy daily 10 the remarkable cures performed 10y the
greatest of all medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrolus,
Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Feycrs, ul-
GERS, Old Sores, Affections Of the kidneys Diseases
ofthe throat, Female Compl an!s, Pains and Aching
OF th3 Bones and Joints, speedily put TO flight by
using this great and measurable remedy.
For all diaeasea Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare whit 1t cleanses the SYSTEM OF
all impurities acts gently and efficiently the liy
er und kndneys, strengthens the Digestion gives
tone to the stomach, makes the skin clear and heal
Thy, and restores the Constitution cnfeottod by dis
or broken down by the excuses of youth, to is
pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, il is incUmpnrnbly better than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses Jt CarteT's
Spanish Mixture will remove all sa,Iowness Of COM
pleXion, bring the roses manting to the cheek give
elasticity to tn? step and improve the genera! health
IN relhaTKaUlc Qtgree, bCyohd all tile mGdtGLhos
ever heard of.
The large number Of certificates which We have
received nom persons from all parts OF the United
States is The best evidence that there is no llumhug
about it. The press, MOTEL keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and public men, well known to the com
muniIy, nIl add their testimony to the wsndorul ef
Iects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the Agent and get Circular and A lrna-
nae and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest
Of all Medicines has performed.
lpaSg T. rnp hfE,iiC
Proprietors, No. Petil Street, Richmond, Va to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed.
And for salo by Jno. N'Bean, John Benll, CaGiz
Cannon IL Henderson, New Athens; J. +. CrarnbIet,
Daersville; r. L. Brown, Mooredeld, and by Deal
| In. L. ..ra..- nk.rL. .,ll L.
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DIED On Thursday morning, November 23rd
lATlLDA, youngest daughter Of Isaac md lv
.emnsers, aged Isl years
Time is a river deep and wide;
And while along its banks we stray,
We see our loved ones, DER Its tide
Sail from our sight away, away.
Where are they sped-thcy who return
No more to glad our longing eyes,
They've passed from ife's contracted bourne.
To land unseen, unknown, that lies
Beyond the river.
"'Tis hid from view; but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be
For gcanings OF its loveliness
In visions granted Oft we soc.
And gentle airs, so sweet SO cain,
Steal sometimes from that yiewess sphere,
The mourner feels their breath OF balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear.
And sometimes listening ear may gain
Enhancing sound that hither floats,
The echo Of distant strain
Ofharps' and voices blended notes
Beyond the river,
There are our loved ones in their rect,
They've crossed times rlvcr--now no moro,
They heed the bubbles on its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep the shore.
But there prre love can live, can last.
They look for us their holneto share,
When we in turn away have pissed,
Whatjoytnl greetings wait us there, < 4 (,
t&@tA@ Beyond the rivsr.''V
%' A. ON.
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A New TOP Buggy.

a good Mich Cow, pair OF Platform scales wurran-
ted, some Store foods, Lumber, lot OF new Crock
cry, and all endless variety toJ tedious to enuDe-
rate.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Terms
lib, raj to be made known on day Of sale.
Cadiz, Dec. 1851. J. z. WOODS
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A PLACEMENT NOTICE Army instance an
~ Attachment was ths day issued by Thomas
Finniculn, Justice OF the Peace Of Rumley town.
ship Harrison Co. against tae property and effects OF
Joshua Kemp an sbseonding debtor, non resident o.
said county Debt Eleven Dollars and twenty
cents. 1lis 22d day OF September, A. d. 1854
n3l-+.4w JACOB SHlTAlNG
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Hy SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
Blood For these terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish
MXtue is the only specific.
The pToprietors have in their possession over ore
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
eiiecedhy it,
We refer to the certificate Of Richard Adams, late
High Sheritfo Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Com.
missioner OF the Revenue Tor RichmOnd; General
Welch OF the Mammoth Circus; Dr. EundIey, o
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, and &. b
Luck, Esq, of Richmnnd V a, Mr +. Boydcn, FIX
change iIoGoI, Va; and host of others, who have
seen cases OF the worst description cured by Carter.
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that it is The
greatest purifier of the blood known.
See adverti=ement.--u2
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A. .fUL. SCHREIBEl.

MOOREflELD, dAR4tlotN COUNTY o..
ENSEALER in all kinds OF Dry lIauls, #sstss zen
~. &C., witth ne sells cheap Tor CsshssQE qsoa
Ina luhe 9. lsss
FIURWENS Laws of Ohio now toresE with
~ noIeS and references to ihs ju4ietal Soalsioas
thereon. -8 -
SWANS Revised Statutes Of Ohie, Of d general
nature now III Io5c2 sS
a few copies Of the hboye works Tor Asse bg.g
&tDDNGsitI r. GO
Successors 50 $, w. fe4e,lsxel,
iarkrt st. Steubsuvisse o.
JAMS q. 1851 sm
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sEucsiOmi eGncgiCae!!

WOOD Il SMIrl will oiTcr at public ..acti,n
w to the highest hIddtr without reserves 1hsir
entire Stock Of Goods, consisting Of Try 4vOds,
hardware, Guesnsware, Groceries, &c, Sr.s
Commencing on Thursday evening. li,h inst
and continuing fro;n day 70 day uDul siis sJlt
We haye u lew more houses sud iHIa foT sNte
low pTlGea. ~. 81 ?.
We are also 4esirous OF sel!,nG our noo&s AZ iAs
as possible. Sept. ~. "a
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DR.. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLTCgN
ZOE TIE REIlEg Avn LCsE OF svTFEsIyg prAEII.

Il stands pTs-eni-
neaI for It's cusstiva
powers in all 5ii. die.
esses iof which il il
reconiniende8, neua..
" called ter ale c,,hi-
plants OF these ars
PrGlspsus U3efi, or
Falling Of the WOMB;
Incidental Heniot.
rhhEe, or Flooding;
Fsinfal, Suppressei,
and iuegalar 81 on
struatlnn, t1c, with
all thfir seeoa.pnuY.
ing evils, (Csfssc7 ek.
ctpted no matter
Of hoS i@ag stan fling.
I no Catholicism .sf
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Road Mn.ina.

TAI OT.CE is hereby given that psfijpp viii hs
IS presented 10 the commissioners Di TaFFIsOn
cpunty nj thor Aecetnber session, ptAyiag a5r al
alteration in the StnSe Ruad lpading frtn Ffsspctt
10 Wcstchestcf, coninc pcins near Woo,tfeid's
Bridge, thence the most pfaciicrb bic youle south VI
said Woodiord's house, 10 the top Of The I'LL.
trcepo,,, Ohio, Oct 26. 1884 -Ysi.
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JOSEPH S. THOMAS,
n ITO ES NE 4 .2T' k,5Ey'.

CIdt2, Ohio,
EOhLECTlONSm made in Harrison, jefferson, Tus.
~ carawas, Carroll, Balmonnt and Grsrnsey coun.
ties.
Strict attention given to the business oI Executors
Juartans, Partition and Sales of Land, Jf settle.
ment OF Estates, etc, etc. OGice-Msrdct
Poors east OF Main street. april
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9J-The Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr. To-
bias Venetian Llniment for the cure OF dysentery,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepers, Depot 90 Cortiandt ST., New York,
Price D and 80 cents.
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nR. HALLS BslssIn for the Lungs, thie article
II perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
ea5es OF the Lungs than auy medicine Of the Kind
n0.v in use, for sale by nov y 1853 J BEALL
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Mackerel G Herring.

TUST received lot of MackeseI and herrinc-and
- for sale by > Il Il McEADDEN.
May 81, 1854.
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D. W 4 CO.
UF THg

New baltimore Store,
JTAVE received ono Of .Ile largest and kesi AZ
4 Il sortments Of Dry Goods and Kraay anads
cIOthiug eye' htaushl 20 t.stz; ikcy ouY flseapvr
aud sell cAeuptr any otie, ess4bnsluentsn the
place. tluy.4, aS5al
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PURLTC VEWDYTF

THE subscriber will offer at public sale at his res
4 idence i'll Cndiz, on Thursday, pecemb II,
1854, great variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
contisling Of bureaus, Book CNso, Chairs, Tables
Stands, Bedstcuds, Clocks, Carpets, Table Ware,
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ATTENTION! /!

A LII tloAe Shs are indebted or have unsettled
n Acccunts w:th SlIOTWELL & CRABB ate
desired 10 call and attend to the payment ahd act.
Element If their accounts Immediately. ma the I'M.
paid claims Will shortly bo placed ina way tor c5l
lection. X LYONS, Assignee
Noyan,hef IS ri 1w
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Ear5as for lSdIe.

THE spiseriter aEers al prisah ssie a Farm in
Il lipTu-oa county siipRlet one hslisR lisiir su.h
Of The bottom F6ai ifdia Cas 80 Netf glha
one and halt miles s,aiila east ifofpfhf town Of
Franklin, lluui.on nOuhty. containing 300 hcre,;
40 acres whrh Is cleared. and The FeiaEinder well
uHibcTcd. AbOut three iiHFias % The oRtre tTack
II baItoT land ia good state of eJluyati0V sd ell
well watered The improvements cnsisi q = COOL
Two story Frame Bwei.iGg Eoufe. gOoa tham,
stable, Wagon Shrd aud Siriag HOlse, az 10 COOL
repair There aEr also ON The prelnisssA aehoice
lection OF Fruit. 49, -
The p7op.t'y viii hs soil al . rsasonAhle pries
and liberal chances tor payment Fer pa.;ieulars
enquire OF iha subscriber Or WA HsEg both IN Tho
town OF CadiZ. -.ss5la
Robson PUAfPiiREY
P,S Also At private sals the Farm upon which
John Miller fesies. near the shpre named pfemises.
containing 30 acres; l1O Of which Is hp,tou
lEnI iha thtIrr premises ara wei wAlersd,- ~ a
good state OF cultivation and well inIproseds For
parucuars enquire ef VIM. Ilogg, CadiI.. HasIi.un
county, Ohio. slfn
Cediz July -, l554-3m .Er
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John Miller's Estate.

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NTOTNE is hereby given tIat the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified 20 txectitor OF
the Inst will AMI testament OF John Miller, sge Of
Harrison county, Chic, deceased. All persons in
terested vii take notice accordingly Dated stCA.
tz this 2jth day of August, 1854 @'9t
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor.
august 30, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-06
Jesse winrod's Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that tho under aDs
~ has been appointed and qua,fed by sf.e' Iro
bate Court, administrator OF tho estate of Ieass
Wmrod la.e Of Harrison caunty, Ohio, deceased.
Persons indebted to sad estate are TeausAtsd "
make ine,ti4ta paynicH ID The unletstggibi ana
those having CLAIMS aga inst said estate ~Iit.pfesen
:hrrn tor settlement wlthin year from 4ise data
hereof ea#N
Sep. 20, 1874 4 VI KENNEDY, Adrninsstor.