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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
FRENCH SYSTEM OF PRACTICE |!
DR.. DURAND,
EBRATED OcULISI AND PHYSICIAN

MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w indianapolis and surrounding towns, that he has
with great in the treatment Of those iuNs.
and other diseases, that have heretofore been
considered incunbe, or have balcd tle ordinary treat
mcnt and skill of Physicians.
His l. almost exclusively confined To course
Medicine which operates the BLOOD, aud throws
OF disease by gradual and certain inscnsble prcspira-
ton.
Among the diseases lac Processes 10 treat
with success, the following may b. enumerated, viz.
Bleedlugaf The Lungs, Liver Complaint, Female Dis
eases generally; Nervous and Spinal complaints of all
kinds; diseases Of the Kidneys Dyspepsia in all it,
forms, rheumatism and Asthnatic affections; Catarri,
Paralysis, Apoplexy, Sick Headache, Diseases OF the
Heart, Neuralgia, Piles, Eryspelas Scrofa Cancers,
Br0chics, Fits, and Diseases OF the Eye.
He does not ascertain the nature OF diseases usually
prdctced by other Physicians but passes 10 note and
explain the nature OF the disease exempied accord
ing 90 the new approved French Practice.
n B.Dr ID. having, visited the principal Hospitals la
tins country and Europe natters himself that he has
quired much knowledge which he bring 10 bis aid IN
his course Of trsatment OF disease.
The Doctor may, for the present. be consulted at LIT
TIES HOTEL. and he would respectfully request cal
from those afflicted, and examination Of the certid
Gates Of cures performed by him. jy 2I-d@wu
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July %.
There were 101 deaths by yellow fever
Charity Hospital last week. The fever /
also broken out at Baton Rouge.
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COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
I,rnr, <. pnIIs- InIr Al IsS5

Croesriss.-Sugar,1971zc Coffee, l1549I21ze; Plan
ta,ion Molasses, IS csc Rice Sgs1e; Tobacco l21z9
45c.
F7OWr.-Sales of Flour are making at S6-Jt 97.OO.
Whelt.-In demand sl.OO; Corn GO; Hay - per
ton.
Baeoa.-Ha,us, 999yle; Shoulders 1914; sides 20
7bc.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 80.
Up 10 last Saturday night there had be
at Gosport, Va, 80 cases of yellow fever Al
ID deaths.
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BANK NOTE LIST.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED DAILY
BY
John "oO1ley, CaSh'r.
BANK or THE CAPITAL.

DEALS IN
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES,
.MeridiGR, Cd doo- North Of Washington street,
indianapolis Ind.
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m. ID. LENT. BENZ. SOUTH. MN- q. sHIPNA
LENT, SOUTH & SHIPMAN,
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

CORNER OF STATE AND WATER STREETS,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA,
Steamboat and Land Engines OF
every description.
Mill Irons O. reons and Spndle- Bevel Wheels Face
Wheels and Spur Wheels. All kinds OF Aaehipe
for Saw and G rst Mills. Brass and Iron Cast
ings made at the very shortest notice.
II The highest price paid for old Brass, Iron and
solder. je 22-d&wly
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From Horfolk

NORFOLK, July 80.
deaths have occurres hefe. The INFECTION y
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that on the 9th day Of
y July 1855. writ Of attachment issued by me,
Christopher e.. Merbc. Justice of the Peace Of the
County Marion the instance and upon the affidavit
Of Mburn Glore against the goods and chaiiels, credits
rights moneys and effects Of John Hesburg by virtue OF
which writ goods and ohattes have been attached. rs
the property of said John Hesbur. an dthat ON The lth
day OF August 1855, at O'Clock, =. NJ, at my Office in
Centre township Of said county, will proceed 10 hear
and decide upon claim of said Mburn Glore where
the said John Hesbug and all other persons concern
cd, will take notice.
CHRISTOPHER G. wERBR, J. p.
tx 9--dIwoyx
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CINCINNATI sToCk HARRIET.

CISCrSNATI, July 81.
corrected daily b. HEUsON 81 HOLMES, from sales
made at the Merchants EXCHANGE and Stock Board and
at Private Salel 80
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Il County. Before the Commissioners OF said county.
Henry &. Rice, Edwin c. French.
Joseph Chamberlain, (Rce, French pe,;,ion to oh.
& Col James Ward. VIM Ward, --sk.oF-.
Thomas Russell. Geo c.. Bees and -,ani-a
A. b. Berge, Games Ward & Co.. - wos,bar-fetd
J. r. Bum, L. c. Andrews, c. Belts,
- Lynds, (Betts, Lynds Coz
The petitioners hereby notify Josiah Robbins. Jr.;
the Penna- and Ohio Canal Co., the heirs Of Robert IL.
McCombs, VIZ: John C. McCombs, VIM. S. NcCombs,
Rebecca Blachley. wife of Lewis Blachley, Mary Kerr,
wife Of Z. Kerr. James Z. McCombs. Ebenezer Nc
Combs. Lucy McCombs, EusibOr NcComis. Ella NJ.
Ward. jain C. Ward, Ann Eliza Ward. and Thomas
COrwin " ard: Wm. Porter; heirs Of Samuel Philips,
viz; Joseph Henry, Harriet Henry. Isaac, Jane, Nan
cy. Bridget Ann and John Philips. with Jonathan Dun
lap and G. Kincaid, Guardians for four minersi Nm-
Brooks heirs unknown; R. Brooks; Perry Gross & Co.;
Niles ana AustintoEn Turnpike and Plank Road Co;
James White; Thomas irving - Richardsi Polly
and Allen Campbell. Bxrs of G.. Campbell; E Stewart,
David Harris. Milo McCombs and Samuel Burnett,
and the public generally
That they have filed with said Commissioners their
petition, praying \ view and establis hment Of a steam
railway, from the depot grounds o. the Cleveland and
Nahoning Rail Road. near Niles. in Weathersheld. on
J. ROBBINS, Jr. $ land, thence across the same, across
the slackwater In MahOning. near mouth Of Meander.
thence across lands Of heirs Of Robert MeCOmbs, Of
heirs of Samuel Philips, of Vim. Brooks. decd Of r.
Brooks. of Perry Cros- & Co., Plank Road, Of James
White. Tlomas Irving. - Richards. Of lands of Geo.
McCOmas and Samuel Burnett. TO coal mines Of Rice,
French & Co.; james Ward & Co.; Belts, Lynds & Co.,
and Perry Cross & Co. Also asking appointment Of
committee to view said grounds. and lay out rail way,
anu assess damages to lands, canal and roads.
That the Commissioners on the 9Th OF December, A.
D. lS55. appointed Jacob II. Baldwin, Franklin E.
Stove and Harmon Austin.a committee to view. lay
out rail way and assess damages. said COMMITTEES are
10 meet for thai purpose. on the Sd day Of January. A
D. ls56, Thursday. AZ the house Of Josiah ROBBINS. Jr-.
on the premises IN Neathersheld, and proceed 10 fulfil
their appointment, Of which all persons interested are
notified. HOFFMAN L RATLIFF,
Dee y, IS55.-3t Atty's for Petitioners.
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PENALTIES.

The penalty of remaining single, is
having no one who " cares a button" for
you. as is abundantly proved by the state
your shirt.
The penalty of thin shoes, is a cold.
The penalty of a pretty cook, is an
empty larder.
The penalty of tight boots, is cOrns.
The penalty of popularity, is envy.
The penalty of a baby, is ~sleepless
nights.
The penalty of inierfering between man
and wife, is abuse frequently accomFa-
MED with blows from both.
The penalty of kissing a baby, istven-
ty-ive cents, (ifiy. if you are liberal) to
the nurse.
The penalty Of a legacy, o. fortune, is
the sudden discovery Of a host Of poor
relations you never dreamed of and a
number of debts, you had quite forgot
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Oarietp.
DUST.


Dust we we're. and dust to be,
Dust upon US, dust about Us,
Dust on everything We see,
Dust within US, dust without US;
Gath the preacher, " Dust to Dust I"
Let them ningle, for they must.
Dust we raise upon the road,
Dust we breathe in dancing hall
Dust infests our home abode,
Dust, a pail, is owe all;
It's the housewives daily bread,
Dust, the emblem Of the deadi
When the sky above is fair,
And the sun upon us streams,
Floats the dust throughout the air,
Cleaning in its fallen beams;
Every mote is like a man,
Dancing gaily while he can.
Ere the tempest gathers strong,
Blows at times the warning gust,
Ger the plain it sweeps along,
Tempest's thr2ll. 4 cloud of dust,
Every mote is like a man,
Flying from Expressions van.
Now the swollen clouds grow dark.
Comes the long expected food,
Fallen deluge-like and stark:
Dust is beaten down to mud.
90 are times when men must grovel.
In the palace as the howell
Thus we are but notes OF dust,
On the ground and in the air,
Blown by pleasure, fear and Inst,
Beaten down to low despair;
Born Of dust, to come to dust,
Let US mingle. for we must
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
DREMIUM CARRIAGE

L SOUTH OF TIE ~CASAL.-The
subscriber has nov ca hand, and sill ais
all times keep a large lot Of A Aa.-<@
RlA1ES, BUGilES and WAGONS on hand, o. every
description, style and grade 81 prices.
His experience ia business. and the extent OF las
shop. enables him % finnish ally description u vera
an hts line, on the shortest possible uctie-. Whether d
lie the putting mp Of a splendid or tHt
co14Elon BUGGY. the materials for which are AT ali
times kept on hand.
lis WORKMEN are unsurpassed - any in the
country, and his work shall equal II no. surpass ans
Eastern manufacturers.
Bugries aGd Carriages ready FOR use, Will Re eN
changed for Lamter, Country frodiee. OF youhg
Horses. Second hand BGggics aken IN exchange for
new ones.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS always on hand, AID Tor
sale al the lowest prices.
Those " siiu- any goTE in ny line a business, are
Invited to cail II my shop sEd examine ny work aud
prices and thcy cannot fail 20 p. pleased in regard t.
both. ~ shop having teCone q permanent one. ] All
u~etermin-d 20 supply ana suit ali Nho Ike riding ina
elegant and easy CarTig-e. or the farmer ghO desires d
substantial farm or ROAD wagon or cart.
Painting and Trimming done on short notice.
TPAll work manufactured at my shop is warranted
Warren, March 80. Is5J-y II. Z. BELDEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

UNIVERSITY oF NV YoRR CITY-S. T. Francis, ".
D.; z. Joel TrOtter. VI. D.; Leman Dubois. NJ. D.; SiIas
Dyke, VI. D.; p. z. Draper, VI. d.
BosroN-S. Warren, VI. D.; Warner Stevens. VI. D.
William Wood, ". D.
PmLADELPmA-Sam1 Y. Parrish, VI. D.; ". S Hor-
ner, u D.; Clovis 7. Eberle, VI. D.; James Frost, NJ. d.
NEW f. Campbell; Rev. John Tiffany
Rev T. Baver.
ALBANT-Iion- ". L. Marcy; Hon L. S Chatfeld;
Hon. Peter Mann; Hon. Silas Fitch.
BCTFALO-Prof. 2. II. Hamilton.
PPILADELPHA-Ion. Wm.S Smith; Hon. Joel Uesmer;
Hon. j. r. VI. Miller.
Very many Certificates and Letters OF commentator
from distinguished individuals. which 1 think not hest
To publish. may b seen by calling at my office. JOS Su-
perior Street. Cleveland. o., or at my General Depot,
81 Broad St, N Y. City. and by Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted. lSept.5-5m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

DR. THRALLs COMPOUND EX-
~ TRACTOg
COhoSh. Pend Lily and EHnguash.

TlR. THRALLS COMPOUND EX-
~ TRACTOE
GOhoSh, Pend Lily and EHnquagh.
A sure remedy for the folloaing Diseases Of Female,
viz AUeuUrrhea, or Retention q tie Meuses Sus-
preston 81 the Menses aiehorrhG a, or Excessive
AeHstlGation; fiuOT AluUs. or Whites; Turn Of Life;
fiatuieuce: CONSTIPATION ETultions Of the Skin T;
Mysteries, Commissions; PTolapsus Uteri. or Bearing
Doan; lrritin c Woalh; Chiorosis, or Green Sick
ness; Dysmenarrhea, or Painfu!N ens;ruation Freq
nancy; s~terilisy, &c. sc. DC.
In coming Before the pallic, I DO not profess to cure
NJ the diseases that flesh is heir to; only those to winch
l have paid the mos, particular attention, during an
extensive practice II 81 years, often prescribing for
81 10 81 patients la a day, ana ;hai the suffering Fe-
males OF the United States may lie benefited and saved
lruLaA premature grave. to which thOusauds fall vic
tins Annually for thu want 81 proper and timely Rene
dies L. regulate the functions OF the Womh and its Sc
GREETING organs. Will this yies. / have incurred great
expense ia making = Compound Extract. put up in pint
hottlrs, prepared with strict reference to vegetable
chemistry. from 70 Bllsamic Roots and Plants. which
have long been known to the ahoricincs Of this country
and many Physicians to have 4 Specific Tonic and
Alternative action upon the Female Womb aud its an
prndsgcs- let the Compound Extract Of Cuhosh. Pond
Lily and Nunquagh, l claim for myself AMI my country
to he The only preparation Of the kind ever PREPARED,
and the only one that il adapted to the different diseas
es ot Females OF this climate, TO which hundreds can
attest.
Dose, from one to two tea-spoonfuls in one or two
aahie-spoonfuls OF water , times a day before meals
II shuuli act upoa the bowels rec or twice a week.
More genuine without M name and the name Of the
medicine blown on the bottle. with my written sigma
ture on each label; also a Journal Of Female Diseases
accompanying each bottle. Price, Sl,50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

QUEEN CAROLINE AND Her C~HAMPLAIN.
Caroline, wife of George ii. attended
to her toilet and her devoiions at the same
time. While her nymphs were adorning
her body, the Champlain, Winston, stood
at the door preierring prayers for her
soul. Sometimes the nymphs would shut
the door, and then The ~champlain would
stop. This netiled the Queen, who IN
quired, "Why do you stop % ''Because, %
said the ChamPlaiu, 81 10 not choose 70
whistle lie word of God through a key
hole.-Dr. Doran.
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.AUTROT IL GILLETT, Wholesale

' and Retail Dealers in CL0cKs. MATCHES JEWELRy.
SILVER WAR, and Fancy GOoDs, Warren, Ohio.
Having just returned from the Eastern Man y =
ufactories. we brought With Us a very large -
assortment Of extra-fne English Lever Watch RsE
IS. IN gold. hunting and plain cases. Also, superior
quality Of Duplex Watches, with independent seconds
Just the thing for timing horses Also, English Lever
Railroad Tine Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases: and
a larger stock Of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
than was ever before offered in this place. Our assert
ment Of Jewelry, we Batter ourselves, is a better selec-
ton than we have ever before made. having purchased a
much larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
tnfore been brought TO this place; such as We can fully
recommend. Everybody is invited TO call and exam
tie my stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing - sell
again, will find a large assortment, and prices that Will
compete with Eastern Cities, as We purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers, and will sell for IS
snall p:OGts as any other establishments the country
4 few tine Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, Will
he sold very lOw. Now is the time for securing 2 good
bargain. Call soon and see for yourselves.
Watche IeWelry, &c, clrefully repaired and war
ranted. 7 , Engraving neatly done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

From Chief Justice Nelson IL have been aequaint-
Ell with Dr. Thrall several years, and can cheerfulIy
hear testimony to his gooi private character. and high
professional attainuents, and can ctnHdeutly RECON-
mend him to the p ihl:, as a gentleman. in every WAY
entitled to their respect and confidence. 1 trust he
may succeed in this change Of his professional Iabors
and am sure that he cannot fail, IL integrity and enter
prise, together with a high pros ,ssioual standing. re-
eeive their due and proper rewards.
SAMrL NELSON.
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sAM'L NELSON.


Hall UOOperstOWn, Nov. 81, 195j.
Dr.. THEALr: Dear Sir-I have Just heard that YOU
leave the village in the morning I should he very
sorry that you should depart. without my good wishes
and thanks for your professional services in my fami
~ the very serious indisPosition Of Mrs. Cooper. in
passing the turn Of life. some = or 3 years since, was
the worst ahiietion she ever had and impute under
Providence her recovery to your med. inc.
Wherever you go. I wish you success.
Believe ne, Dear Sir, very truly Yours,
J. FENNIMORE COOPER
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TTHE EMPIRE STORE III &

L Morgan are opening their large Stock of Spring
floods, which comprises an assortment Of every style
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Straw Goods, Par
asois. Carpeting, Paper Hangings, CrOekery, Groee
Ties. &c, sc.
They would call attention particularly to their exten-
siYe variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods, B0nnets and Bonnet
Ribbons. Embroideries. Shawls, Mantilias, &c, in all
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also, 70 their
assortment OF very superior Table Linens. Linen Sheet
ings, Pillow Case Linens, Shifting Linens, &C.
They intend to keep their stock full 1t ali times, OF
The lest makes and most fashionable styles, and to sell
their Goods regularly. at the lowest prices in the mar
ket, not allowing themselves to lie aRdersOia as long as
they remain in the trade.
Warren. April J..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
Dit IN WHEAT EARLY
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF PURE
n LIQUORS for Medicinal purposes. and said to be
the best in town. at may 81 PORTER < Co.'S
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MINT JULEPs AND THE CONSE-
QUENGES.

One certain afternoon, down in the
sunny south, a landlord of one of these
little log cabins, which, homely as they
were, promised rest and refreshmenl TO
The weary traveller over the long rough
roads, now only remembered by the ear
lest settlers, stood one afternoon in his
door watching for a customer-one came
"a dashing Yankee peddler, mounted
upon a gaily painted wagon, and driving
a spanking bay horse. Throwing the
reins upon the back of the latter, he
alighted and accosted the landlord with
"Hallo, stranger, what have you got 10
drink"
"Oh, anything"
"Then give me a mint julep."
"a what? I've got branoy, rum, gin,
whiskey but a mint Julep is something
! never yet heard Of"
Never yet heard of a mint julePL
Why it's the best drink in all creation"
said the peddler; and casting his eyes on
a little cultivated patch neal the cabin, he
added-"but there's plenty of mint; we.
can make one in a minute"
The herb was soon gathered, and The
Yankee mixed a julep for himself and
host, who liked it quite as well as Martin
Chuzzlewit indeed so well that the horse
was turned out, and the landlord and his
guest turned in for a night of it. They
got gloriously drunk, and in the morning
the Yankee, leaving his companion in that
happy state, hitched uphis horse and drove
on.
Two years afterwards, happening 10 be
on the same road, he thought he'd stop
and see his old friend. As he approached
the house all was silent, and when he en-
tered no greeting welcomed him. The
only occupant of the room was a pale
faced boy, who sat d~espondingly in The
corner.
"Hallol" said our traveller, where's
the old man 2"
"Gone,'' said the boy looking into his
face with a fearful eye.
"Gone! Gone where"
"Gone dead. Gone UNDER" said the
boy, crying
"Dead ! Why, l never saw a heartier
man than he was"
Oh yes" said the boy, "dad was hear
iy enough, and was getting along web
enough Ill a c~onfounded down-easter
Stopped here about two years ago, and
taught him to drink greens IN his liquor;
from that time he never did nothing else
but drink green's until he pegged out"
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Il K. WISELL Manufactu-


- rer og Carriages, burgies and EsE+
wagons, W es;side Of the MSh0nine riv- -
CT, Narren- Ohio, keeps on hand a large assortment IL
his line, Of the latest and mos; Improved eastern styles,
among which may hefound a large lot cfsplendid Rock
aSays. Of various patterns. with one, two or three seats
hgood supply Of slitius-sea Carriages. several of which
are on a rev and improved plan, having extension tops,
being different ana far superior to anything ever manu-
featured in this section Of country. Also a goCtassort-
ment Of one-horse Carriages, Buggies, and two-horse
Wagons, all Of which will be sold as low as at any other
shop on the Western Reserve. By keeping none but
the hest Of worSmen. and protesting to perfectly under
stand the business himself, and working none hut the
lest material that can he procured, he feels confident
that he can render entire satisfaction as regards style,
quality or price. 20 every person who may favor him
with a call.
Most kinds OF country produce, good Lumber. and
secondhand buggies taken in exchange for finished
work.
y. B.-PAISTING and TRIMMING done in good
style, at fair prices. and with punctualty and dispatch.
A reasonable credit will be given 20 all responsible per
suns who may desire it. All work done at his manufac-
tory is warranted.
Eenemher the place-West side Of the Mahoning riv
CT, directly west OF the new bridge, Warren, Ohio.
April -. 1853. ELI X. WISELL.
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The genilest taskmaker, we ever knew
Of IS a blacksmith, who SAYS every eve
ming to his apprentices: " Come boys.
let's leave of work and 20 to saving
wool" He must be a brother TO the
farmer down cast, who, y season, when
he was building q new house, used TO get
his men to go out with him, and play at
sdig cellar by moonlight"
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DISSOLUTION.-T The partnership
IL heretofore existing between the subscribers un-
Ter the name and style OFFS. & c. Moser is this day dis.
solved % mutual consent. The notes and accounts Of
the late Ern. ure ia the haIds Of samuel Moscr foF
settlement. SAMyE MUSER.
Warren. july -, 1854. CORNELIUS MOSER.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ IN fetIon Tor ftrlltlon. IN
The State Of Ohio, 2dls Court Of Common Pleas Of
TT1Eluil County. SIS. GruInhull County, Chic.
By virtue ofan order Of sale, to me directed and de-
liTe-ed, on a decree OF said cour; made at their OctO-
her Term, A D 1855. wherein Ostia Lou.sa Leet, by
her guardian, George NJ Tuttle is petitioner. and Roll
lin A. and Homer NJ Leetar defendants, / shall expose
TO sale, at public outciy. as under execution upon judg-
ment at law, al the door Of the Count House IN Warren,
in said county. on Saturday. the 18th Gay Of January
Al loJj. between the hours Of 40 o'clock A " and {
O'clock z n OF said day, the real estate described in
said orler of sale, 10 wit: Situate in Nieuna township,
Trunhul County, Ohio. known as being part Of lots
No. - and .. in said township, bounded as follows:
Beginning ar the north east corner Of lot No. 81, tao
rods vest Of the centre Of the north and south center
highway fssid Vienna. and on the Horta lire Of SAID
lot Il, thence running north along the vest line Of said
Highway, thirteen rods, thence west in said lot -. on
a line parallel with the south line Of said lot =, %
rods to the lot line, thence west on said lot line. o. the
north west conner % said lot IS, thence south on the
west line Of said lot %, ard from thence east PARALLEL
With the north line OF said Tot. q the west line u said
highway, thence north on said west line to the place Of
beginning; the said western line being Of such length.
that the lines aforesaid shall contain twenty acres II
land. Appraised al S3ao. One third OF the purchase
money 70 he paid on the lay Of sale; ore third in one
year there1lt-r. and oae third 10 tgo years from aud
after said DAY q sale, and Interest thereon. with ap9ro.
we'd security Il. r iARH0E Sheriff.
Sacria's Once, Warren. Dsc y, IS55-5.AC3