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THE GUIDE.

To SCIENTIFIC s:ss PRACTICAL a1elcutrs,r,
RF aFvkr STEPHENS. F. r. S. OF Eainbrypt.
afa ne !sts !. P. NoRTcs. Professrsf
ssleatlfc A--lra,t1ysi in Yale Ce.ieze, New
aa~ec : vols, Rogal Octave. 1911 ~
gas. snt numerous Wood and Steel Ba.
cravings.
THIS s, canfessealv. the most e~ouspsets
work on 4grief't'are ever published, md ID
orteF 70 give !: q wider circulation the puA-
isher< E resolved IN reinre tie price ~
1olI rs for tae W. ro.uues
Vines sent BY mail post naidl To- alaef.
MA all 0reeoa ;hs price will be 81. n
every other f. r. OF the United States ord q
Canada tpost-Raidl So. 10 7Aa ~s1& =
% IN nfi Book Of The Farnt.p
Remitfanrss for any g me above puhliea.
toms stoniA always be addressed, Dost-paA,
. - Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & ca.
Ne. ST. sold Street, NeY FORK. ]
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J.. pTPER & O.
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TENNESSE AND, ILLINOIS. MONEY.
va take at par ttenotes of all the solvent Tan-s
". Of LIMOS aud Tennessee, for cash ira
ces'ss, at the iowest Cash prices. D'sN
IS Sycamore near Water.
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Gbansbillr aailn goutaal.
OUR NARTxRED MISSIONARIES
IN INDIA.

The last ray of hope has been, dis
pelled by the late arrival Of news from
India, and we must now record, with
feelings Of the profoundest sorrows that
there is every reason to believe the four
missionary families of the Presbyterian
board at Euttehburgh have perisheds in
the massacre They have been traced
to the vicinity of Cawnpore. and it was
hoped that when General Haverlock ar
rived there, he would find themsalive,
and rescue them from the insurgents,
bat he reports but one white person as
saved, and her maine is gwen; so that
the painful iactis pressed uponOur hearts
that our brethren and sisters our dear
friends Freeman, and Campbell, ard
johnson, and McMullen, and their wives,
and two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell, have fallen victims to the awful IN
surrection in India. .s.s, '4ib-
Rev. John +. Freeman went out in
1858, and has been faithful missionary
for about sixteen years. yHe. married
Miss Beach, in Newark, n j., who died
about ten years ago. Mr.. +. afterwards
married valued friend Of ours, Miss
Verdenburgh, lady of great accomplish
ments and worth. with large circle of
friends in this city and New Jersey. =, -
Rev. David A. Campbell was from
Wisconsin,, and bis wife from Ohio. ~
Rev. Albert @. johnson and his wife
are both from western Pennsylvania. AZ
Rev. Robert +. McMullen, was from
Philadelphia, and his wife was Miss Pier
son, from Paterson, N. j. All Of them
were among the most able and useful
missionaries Of the board, and their loss
is blow to the work. compared with
which the destruction of S1oo,o0o worth
of propertyin India is not to be mention
ed f'i4 at'f .rii-i .'-r,,1 ~
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0T Hon. o. Ii. Smith, in his reminis
cences makes the following mention %
Judge Law: sa.'f.v
cannot overlook Judge Law, with
whom have been on the most social
terms Of friendship for more than thirty
years. Judge Law is a noble. specim en-
of our race--large,, portly, fine looking,
urbane, kind hospitable,, and generous.
He is a native of Connecticut, settled ear
ly in Indiana, has contributed largely to
the mass of mind that has brought our
State up to its present standard of pros,
perity and general intelligence. The
mind Of Judge Law is of high order
AS a lawyer he stands deservedly high.
As Judge Of the Circuit Court he was
kind, courteous. and popular. He was
of that class of Judges who hear the case
before they decideit, and when he did
decide he was not found sticking to the
bark of the case. lie looked to i. the
merits and decided, as law and justice in
his opinion required. with the strictest
impartiality. lie felt and acted like a
Judge who was blind to the parties, and
just to their case. Judge Law is in the
bloom Of life, and in fine health; long
may he live. Such men cannot stay
with US too long, to cheer us on while
our little b1rks are buffeted by the winds
of time. i4f/IW IA IILT
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J.. TOME OF HIPPocRATEs.-The Esper
ance of Athens states. that near the vii
lage Arnaouti. not far from Pharsalia, a
tomb has just been discovered, which
has been ascertained 10 be that Of Hip
pocrates, the great physician, an inscrip-
ton clearly enunciating the fact. lnthc
tomb gold ring was found, representing
serpentt-the symbol ofmedical artein
antiqnity-as-wel as a small chain at
tached to thin piece Of gold, having the
APPEARANCE ola band for the head. There
was:also lying with these articles a bronze
bust, supposed to be that of Hippocrates
himseAGrhese objects, as we'll as the
stone which bears the inscription, were
delivered up'to Housin Pasha, the gov
ernor OF Thessaly, who at once forward
ed them to Constantinople. IN 7. MY-
r0r dN ass go .1.slI 'Hl.in CD lfii. =.
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ASSISTANCE FROM PKovIDEycE.-A
good old Connecticut deacon was attach
ing very poor and feeble PAIR of oxen
to very large and heavy load of weod.
A neighbor asked him how he expected
to get so large a load to market With SO
poor team The good old deacon re
piled that.he expected to have some as
sistance from Divine Providence. His
neighbor asked him whether it would
not be as well to dispense entirely with
the oxen, and let Dleihe Providence dra;o
the uhole load. ~, -, d. -....-. 81
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EFANsVILIEs NIs WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER
Ut TIEILI III i =
RAILROADS. ..
nd r AlL3R o A D. ati 40
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ID


AN apd after THURSD.tY,Jply 2d, 1851, and until
" fftherrotce the Nail Passenger train il leave
EFsrsyie at O'Clock ard 80 piruteS, 4. NJ Nincen-
rs A f. fnP.aI. and sfriye st Terre Heute a:4S
Conpectng with trains for Indianapois, CINCINNATI,
snd all roits East, also for u.sins the kltAn road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
ssen kerS dine a. Terre Hsute-Baggage checked to
RETHR RS ING Hlesve Terre Iraute at $40 p. NJ az
Ter the arrival OF trains from the East and Vest Vim
az $50 p. NJ. AMI arrive ~ 500 p. VI. 10 ~
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at l2;3
same evening, Cleveland at SEQ next morning instead
-ef f.:yaP, M.eashy former arrahCtment.l 4
IA MIXED TRAM has been placed on the road be
t&eer NineenRes ard Evtfsvie; leaving Nince1ines
at :4oya Nand arriving ~ Evansville at 1910 NJ
Rethrh inc leaves Evan svle at 10 Pm, and arrives at
lincennes at 6:i5 NJ, connecting with the u q NJ
Road for Cincinnati ami st. Louis. - ts-E 8fs.a
isabIiy adj 70 OBSERVE, s,~d "a L;-a
4 Passengers arriving ly ths train have over hours
In fsyaFsSitle fsrBusIsEss or PLEASURE. fut.
Freight Trims North of Nncennes, viii as hith-
to-Le9vng TrTe iIause fr the South at return
Ing arrive u Ttrre IlaLte az 5-s5 ". I
Il Foraqy info1h through tcses apply at the
Company Transportation office, head OF Locust street
~ Cars run lly Indianapolis Tines minutes fas-
VIZ ''s'a = 'ss'''t - az J. DANIELS,
iuEJ 6dt dd0i ro 1aI9s Il SupeTintendent-
= Tincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Denecrrt. Mt Trmel Issgistefapd ait. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy. myl9
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VOLUME IN. -. ca
PRINTED AND PUBASHRD BY .yssiii
+. Y. CARLILE. - f.la-H
Corner of Main and Water Sire cts.
TERMS OF sU.sCRrpTiOy. -

GEahe OF St3sCdtPrsON. NN
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N, Mllei, i :, d Gg
III hetA ,pay'io4e 10 tifTiersp-..- lu
Iys,se yFI-",seSsy f,yP laPef f.--:....-..--.-. ~
:. :" 7" Clubs OF Is or more ............... 20
= x ,r :Toress. .....-t.-. --. - 10 el
D, w
- The fTiy lege Of yearly ayertisers j. limited
lhelr ppn immedstc business W their own nine and
ah adVersenents for the lenea of other peFSJns-ss
ven - legal endorsements and t,ivertiseehfs 90 t,t
ron sales, and advertisements with the of other
PERSONS, sent in by them, must be paid co. at the usual
- No report resolutions proceedings of any
porlon, society, associion public meeting and
communclton designed to call attention u any mat
ter OF limited individual interest can be inserted,
less paid for advertisement --f ~ q
p No advertisement be inserted cratuitously
orcfar'tabe or other societies. public institutions or
Companies -rI lf ~ go 1lr
-. Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
ontinued unless orter that effect Is left at the
ice, and when discontinued i'm Less than year, the
ice Of the whole year will he charged
- Legal advertisements hereafter, VII he published
the expense Of the attsrcvs Orerine. aud not delay
ble efor the legal proceedings, but collectble at
Usual time. Et % ~
s1- Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
-nents are CASH. s1
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A BROAD ExPANsE.-We observed
three young ladies in circle in the
street the other day, and though it NAV
seem slightly increduious, their united
circumference was fifty-six ieet.y We
sincerely advise the LADIES' to follow the
example of the banks in this "crisisy and
contract; and when the ''crisis" is over,
don't follow the example of the banks,
for we expect to see the latter expand
then. -sf' -
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a.o,i, lcNEw FlBM.
Evansville Gas Light Company

y9sHE Stockholders Of this GbnpIny will. lmessf a.
q ther o'lce on the twenty sixth day Of October,
Serve '7r the ensuing year. e. Y. KEATS,
ueIisad % lifN 81 .zBO1HnJ pfesfdettpl
-. - Ia HORSE wiNTFn.. u WI sh5
"A GOOD SADDLE HORSE lie .Iy1-l ST he sous,d
IA good size, and in every way sure M cif sTnf
service. -. Al a r. Az RENf- - ''iS
oct II " @'NH-
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C.N.EsTOR.CE-

n HAvEsa large double Warehouse at the Cana
BASIN, apable Of storing any amount Of produce,
subject 70 the pwpers orders on tie lnostreas9.ls
Nmhi;ss. ar. "' HiLh sIsr
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NEW Music.

EpIRDS of Spring. !. -',YH sesdif " .FoD
I'D Five Bellies Polka.
SIS Gentle Annie. u Bnffr9l1 cit mos AZ o.
The New Pay Ground.
u ith many other new and popular r;e.s f,r x1,e
py IoctlsI ......t..,.-..,, T. C0NYNGTON.I
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.dm an ! all that chaos of wiIaasss and

beauty starts into-hfe-the bare gigantic
tops Of the surrounding heights-the
precipitops gorges Of a,theusand fathoms
deep. which foot of man or ray Of light
never entercd--the sombre matted forest
the moss clad rocky wall weeping
with crystal springs streaming, gleam-
ing lakes and peaccful villages below
and in the dim. misty distance, beyond
the, lower hills faint glimpses of the sa-
cred bosom Of the eternal deep, ever
heaving up with the consciousness otits
own iminensity-all mingled in one in
describablc panorama by the hand OF the
DIVINE Artist s5.si .siis a1l l1 .ias-~ I
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/. u "I"I|-"I I'd = -. |T-''H y Y =
Transportation Westward,

NMTE beg to call the attention of Merchants buyng
w ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities TO the superior advantages and facilities Of the
Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad.
o. +ba-seo IN -. ., - ,+; "a p.1sl,., a.
Evansville and vicinity. IonnectieBs are made with
the most reltfse Railroads ana Steamships. River
FefsbGsTh filfodgh rates fOwer than by any other
N. iPS6ffkss,y yBSston; b. p.1KtptY, phihdephia:
CIV .PERyIEI, u. fOrk; j. 4. ENGLAND. Baltimore,
for information &c through rates, 10 A10ii' '4 ~
- . a.. 81, GEQy FuSIER a. Coz Freight Agents,
Corner Locest streetant Canal, Evansville, Indiana
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s'o NJ. L. JoHNsON's
.oq Go and see the Elephant,

10 a LARGE. Eephant can now be seen. free Of
IA charge, on Vain street, 3 doors below Second.
We don't meust9 say thai 5. EngIcH has become n
SPECTATOR in Elephants but that he has inst opened
he most grant stick of Fall and Winter ID tf0esis
than he ever had the pleasure of showing to his
t1Dfs mud tlte public geueTglly, They are Away
ready and wngto show their goods and their prices
are kwn 70 le very lqT, 30 tieTe will lie nodleulyy
IL being suited Give Sam. Embich call.
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6tASTP, PEPPER SAUCE, &c.- r'
- 81 DOZEN Pepper Sauce, assorted sizes;
@Ndoa Catsup tutAOs do Irf
80 @5rldo Olive Oil; in store and to arrivehv 3
sepu7 b. 30 t4 .rsi as Il. III. COOK d SON..
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EVERETT ON OUNT-WAsHING-
TON. .-fiI

Edward Everett thus describes view
from Mount Washington:
81 have been something of traveller
in our own country-though far less
than | could wish. And in Europe have
seen all that is most attractive, from the
Highlands of Scotland to the Golden
Horn of Constantinople-from the sum
NIT of the Hartz Mountains 10 the Foun-
tain of Vaucluse-but my eye has yet TO
rest on lovelier scene than that which
Is discovered from Mount Washington.
when on some clear, cool. summers
morning, at sunrise. the cloud curtain is
drawn up from natures grand proscepi :
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9elus By GeItprapb.
Arrival Of the Tcnnessee.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 2l. The steamship Ten
nessee from AspinwalI via San Suan and Key
West arrived this evening, bringing $50 passen-
gers and $50, 1000 in specie. She LEFT Aspinwall
on the evening of the 10th inst.
Col Titus. with his recruits, went up the
river with Col. Lockridge, and took a position
opposite the enemy. Col. Lockridge had made
all the necessary arrangements and would make
the attack Immediately. His force is 500, and
that of the Costa Ricans 800 men.
In fight near Riws Capt. Phinney was kill
led, and the Americans suffered other losses,
but does not appear which party was victorious
Gen. Henningsen's attack on st. George was
made with 400 men, the enemy having 1900
After several hours fighting Gen. Henningser
retired with an inconsiderable loss. The Costa
Rican loss is supposed to be great. Gen. Bos-
quet was killed.
The Costa Rcans drew of, and were in the
vicinity of Granada, awaiting the arrival of am
munition from Greytown.
Gen. Walker was at San Jurn del Sur with
300 men. He had established his head quar-.
ters at Rivas and was concentrating all his force
there, amounting to 800 men,.
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NOTICES.

THERE WAS ISSUED NOV EN- BER 18TH,
1855, Land Warrant No 11,749 for Eighty Acres
under the act of March Sd, 1855 in the name of
Samuel Kerr, Private in Captain flolmes Company
Ohio Militia War 1872 ana sent to VIM. Arnold
Esq, Cadz, Ohio, tnly Agent)
This Warrant have never received, and am in
formed by said Arnold, was never received by him;
or if received has been lost. 4 i ~
l, the undersigned, warrantee and owner of said
Warrant, have never sold, assigned, or voluntarily
parted with my interest therein sE
have given notice to the Commissioner of Pen.
sions of the non-receptlon and loss ef said Warrant
and am about ~ file n Cayeat in the General Land
Office prevent the issuing of patent to fraud.
uIent claimant, and in due time will apply to the
Commissioner of Pensions for'a duplicate of said
warrant. SAMUEL KERR.
BY VIM ARNOLD, his agent.
Cadiz Ohio Feh'Y rs, 1657.6t TGs Il
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sRttial NOtifts
TIE GREATEST WONDER OF
ti THE AGE.

RTOPAY Dr. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
IN Binimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts,
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, Toothache, Head
Rche Dysentnry, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chhpped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest.
no HUMBuG-TRY 1T.
DR., Tobias has warranted his Liniment for eight
years without ever having demand for the return
Of the mone that is as ed is 10 use it according
TO the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT 1T
After once using it. II you do not find it better
than anything you ever tried before,
GET YOUR MONEY RLTURNEDi --.--
0J-Thousands of certificates have been received
speaking of it's virtues Now -a-daysu Is the prac-
tice to FIJI up the papers with certificates from
known persons, or given by those who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers TO pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had his med
icine before the public.
Call on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons cnvious of the large sale Of the Vene.
ton Liniment have stated it is injurious to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l, Samuel |. Tobias, of the city of New York, be-
ing duly worn, do depose that | compound Lini-
ment called Venitian and that the ingredients oI
which it is compounded are perfectly harmless to
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle.
.-. S. l. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and 50 CENTS. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
9cJ Also for sale, DIR. Tobias Horse Liniment, il
pint bottes at 80 cents, warranted superior to any
other. t
Dr. Tobias Office, No Sc Courtand street, New
York.
AGENTs,-T H Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beal and $ Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Moorefied; M Joley, New
Market; E Phipps & Co. Smyrna.
November 10 le56-lyrs, ,epcial notice,
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 20

.s... -,.- NEW ORLEANS, rep. 70.
The steamship Catawba arrived to-day from
Havre, bringing the remains of DR.. Elisha Kent
Kane, TIE Arctic Explorer, who died at Havana
by committee and escorted to the City Hall
where they will lie in state till tomorrow at
o'clock, aud will then be conveyed on board the
steamer j. Woodruff for Louisville, enroute tc
Philadelphia. The city authorities, military
civic societies, ond the citizens generally will
participate in doing honor to his remains. t.
The steamboats, Belfast and Humboldt came
in collision on Friday. The latter was bound
for Nashville, and is total loss. Twenty of hel
crew, mostly negroes, were drowned. The
Belfast was uninured. s.......
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Legal Notice.

James Gillespia, Plaintiff In the Court Of Com
vs.. mon Pleas of Harrison
Samuel Riehey ct al defts County Ohio
TINE defendants William Francis, Alexander
i Francis, Elizabeth Bell intermarried with Rob-
ert Bell Sarah Giespia. James Gillespia William
Gillispia, Needham Gillespia, Robert Leech, James
Leech Elizabeth Cullis, formerly Elizabeth Leech.
interrnarred with ---- Cuis, Elizabeth Johnson
intermarried with Lewis Johnson, heirs Of William
Gillespia Sr late of Harrison county Ohio, deceasr
ed and who are non residents of the State of Ohio,
will take novice, that the said James Gespa, Sr.,
plaintiff of said county of Harrison did, on the l4th
day of February, A. ID. 1884, file his petition 1.-THE
Court OF Common Pleas within and for said county
of Harrison against the above named defendants
and others, for the recovery OF quarter section OF
land lying in Nottingham township in sad county
Of Harrison, described the S. w. quarter of sec
lion 49, in towpship No IL, and range No. G, of the
Steubenville Land District, on which said William
Giespa Sr., resided at and for many years previ
Gus to his death, and for which the said lillian in
his lifetime was induced by undue Influence and
without any consideration whatever to execute and
deliver conveyance to the said defendant Samuel
Richey dated June 9th, 1854. The prayer OF said
petition Is that the spid conveyance may be declared
to be NULL VOID. and that the said premises NAV
be- apportioned among the heirs at law of the said
William Gillespia, ST. and for such other relief as
the nature of the case may require You are requi-
red TO said petition or before the 25th day
| of April A. d. 1857.
T ff5 f-.q MEANS e. ESTEP. II.
tn. .a. Attorneys for the Plaintiff
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A Good Farm fnr sala

On SatuFdayAt 10 O'Clock, March 81. ls,, -,
be offered Al Public Sale, on the premises H. ~
subscribers, about 90 acres Of land we'll improved
chiefly meadow bottom, On which there u q rooi
bearing orchard two dwelling houses double lo,
9nrn and amilk house Said lands sdioins lands oi
Jacob Dennis Esq. IN Green township, Harriso,,
county Ohio.
Atthe same time and place the said Jacob Dennis
VIII offer for sale IS in the same quarter sec
uon with the above, and adjoining the same part,
good bottom, with a house on il. Also bv Sai1
Dennis, about II acres which is situated first rate
STEAM SAW-MILI.
Terms reasonable, and made known on the dav
of sale. -. .',S eoJ
The above 62 and IS acre lots if not sold will h.
for rent.
For further information enquire of Josi.h NJ
Estep ESQ., Cadiz, orof the salseribers ! = v -
LEWIS w. RAWISTON.
JAMES HANNA.
Executors of Robert Hanna decd Ia
Feb IL 1R5T.St $3.50
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
Uriah McMlllen Ext

Ufllh IWCNIIIIUII TIAE 7
}In Partition.
Guiema Guynne, al. 'Es4; .-zgeH g.. ',s.v
DY virtue Of order OF sale to directed by the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, at the Spring rm thereof A. D., 1857, will
offer for sale on Monday the 30th day Of March,
1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. Nj. and
O'Clock, M. Of said day, on the premises the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: Lot No. /, in the town
ofIlarrisville, Rarrison county, Ohio with The at-
purtenances thereunto belonging. and appraised ut
the sum of nine hundred dollars.
The conditions of the above ule are as follows:
One tkird in hand, third in one year, one,hird
in two years, with interest on the deferred pay
ments from the day of sale.
J. S. ANDERSON, Sheriff
Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff IS Office, St Clpirsvillo,
February Is, 1857 - IN g4s
Feb. 81, l857-ts- pffees400
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valuable Coal ana Farassssg Laisds

is H2@s for Sale. e.a4ssH = fsasA
TIME Subscriber offers for sale a small tract of
Il land, laying Y ofa mile west Of Gadizs ,pa the
containing 60 acras, said Iabd IL Of the best qgaity
either for grain or grass and the soil and situation
is well adapted for The cnftivhion 6fthe GfHpal 1t
is also we'll watersd with plenty M hFing sn5iags,
md an abundapce Of Timber, Stone, Coal and
Limestone. Said lard will 10 cold aitogetheFof in
lots 10 suit purchasers III .gt1 5olsSga
Also QUE house and lot in Cadiz, adjoining tho
Public Square Persons wiehing sdch pFbpefty will
please call suon and .eaxmine FOR tAemaelEees
The properly in CadG will be exchanged for
Western aIltis on fair tufilsoA 80 y faT II
Jan, 2l. la57-u JOHN PHILLIPS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
Bring on Your Grinding.
JOHN ,R. Hal REF an

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
people Of Harrison county, that he has again taken
possession of the WILSON Steam Mill" near
Cadiz, where he is prepared to grind any amount of
Grain that may be brought to him. He will war
rant his work TO give satisfaction. Bring on your
Grain and your Logs. 5tif
Jan T. 1857 3Inpd f., l5. sEsr ra.N@