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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
NEW MARBLE WoRKs.

NEW MARBLE WORKS.
THE sriasriber would inform ING Citizens
n pf kaAawhaEa Ind the sa~tt5ttnaing css,itt.
hes. that the has Established IN c tarlcstpn
imtned shly back D y lis II s.new f4o.ei, and
above tba C~oArtBHpus., i II
M ap III q E Is
te vii! keeT csoaltfsta ntly on Ia ii, 4 large
vafittg o La IN ! fd Amet,ran u aAlc
Monuments. Tomb stones, 6 rave ST 5rtns,
Marble Maatles, \.
&c every s'yle AM fashion. 4 lSo C. 5.uet an
Counter Siabs.
~ keslgns FOE M~onp tnenss &C., furnished u
Or ler.
/. kI1oElers rfom2sly attended =, and on
reasonable terms. GE)aW Wilson.
C3larlestdn, June o tRJT nj IN s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Blanks

Blsnk forms Of Declarations ii debt,
ID assumpsit, and on protested notes. al
se Clerks, Sherilfs, and Constables
blanks always on hand, III printed To Of.
der.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Grain CIea1aer.

This ian IS ~pronouncedEby compettnFpldges
IN be the best separator now in nse, for cleails
ing Wheat, Glover seed and all skiphs of
gain, from Cheat, Coekel, Garlic and pll
kinds Of flth. 1t cleans Clover Seed clean
enough j rhararket without sitting They are
sbbilt Of gooA material. and by good Norkmen.
All our fans are warranted. All ~communica-
tons addressed to Kanawha Court House will
bs promptly attended to.
/ HfNarnh 3 tAtS5E EIl
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Ks .Afnong OUT nus 4
Ant Els
NINEGAH.
Pure CT

NJ At'.kjnds of.conntry PRODUCED, such as.
Dried Ftui,, Beans, Feathers, Rag Beeswax,
GlnSank, Butter, Egg, ETC. taken At highest
markttEprices. in exchange for Gtocerits.
II Strangers visiting Gallip alis are cor5i-
al y invited 10 call and examine our stock,
3hefore purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
as he 10 west. nd terms Cash.
: 8C. Il A. HENKING.
- G1IInoil.. Ohio. My ~, 1871. 1y. u
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FlfsiN coun4Y VI. oet. 2esh Ie5l,

Ftrs4x county Va, Oct. 2cSh 1851.
BeingFrailed on BY Mr.. Hart 10 e. Eress MI
optnionYfn refeference 10 i Wheat fan | nQs;
chbsedc &c hun, | do so with pleasure and Mill
SAP th3tit far surpassss anything Of The kind
+ Hayk eyer used, and consider il the best I
have ever seen in point OF cleaning Nheal Hc.
as well IS the most speedy having cleaned IN
onefday over twelve hundred bushels wiih4 It.
AMI in shortI can't conceive how sister. IL
tn E cassld He invented
LEWIS BnwEIEaa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

MAsoSIc.-4lOffccrs of the kanawl la.
Lodge No. l4T Free and Accepted Ma
sons :
George S. ratton. n -,
a. 1E. Summers, S. W..
Henry Fitzhugf, ]. "
John s. Swami, Treasurer
Alex. T. Laidley Secretary
Tilos. i. Broun, s. u.
John !. Hanteri ! D.
q. g. Rand, Tyler.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

KExDALIA, Va, Get. 81
have used one or T. d. Dail's grain clean
els on my farm this reason. and can confident
lylI, commend il 10 The farmers of Kauawha,
asl9ne Of the best aud most perfect grain
cleaners yyer was acquainted with
GEO. Will
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

All OH IauSv are W dHIdH teH- iii COliIuuukNd =
tiippns addressed to Kanawha Court Hogst will
JOHN 3. HART i 90.
March 81 1861.
Having hsd occasion TO clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly of cookie cheat, &c.f !
Was induced, from the high Reputation aad,
ofMr. Harris Improved fans, 10 mage The ey-
pertinent, with one OF them, which with facsl-4
ILL, and easel in every way, fully ~asnomFlish-
eI everything for which it has beea 50 de-
cHAs. REFFNER.
lKaAawl ii COUNT, Oct. End 1850
Having Rsed onazofJ. b. Hart & Co.'S Fan
for cleaning Wteat, &c. + take PLEASURE jim
Recommending it t6the Farmers, fgr clean
iIRg seed wheat of erockle, cheht &E., lido not
think itean De surpassed BY amy Fan. As far
.a$1 have nsed il, It has ven entire sa; isfac
iiga. JOHN G. CARR.
aFairfeld
7lFhisfs tolcertifyth hat LbaSe used ore pf u
Bl Hart & Co. improve grain ctea leEs, and
take pleasure in recommending fheb1 10 the
flaming community as a very superieE article.
A. WRIGHT
n have nan IN use upon my iaItns CRITIC
tie present year, a wheat fan manufactured
LbN j.. B. HaIt& 20, Of Charleston Aana whaN
lake pleasure insaying that II y tecRdedlS
THE best fan ! have ever used or seer ilspse
JAMES M"LAlDLEN.
iGlenwood, oct. 3, 1866.
In addition to the aboye. STATE meHt Of Mr..
Laidlsgl have to,sAy, hat ! also am the3owrt
Ell oEone Of Afr. hart's fansthat6 | purchased
EofMr& Laidley thaIty bushels "a Ais Prime
rock wheat pr sowing, fully cleaned far That
purpose as big manager stated lsgppose tuo'
on his Cd ian notFMr. Hartss that 4 look the
! precd bliOn 10 run the seed wheat again
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

K4KAxua county, Va, Dec &c, 1856
I do hereby certify that I bought OF IT.. b.
Hart & CO., n July last, oneAof then patent
Wheat Fans, and find ii to be the very best
fan I ever used, / think it will clean IIdm
Til lty to forty bushels OF wheat per hour,
without ahy extra labor ]. BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

TTAs iuRs5tHA arteniyissd direct from the Eastern
Ill eititS# SpteHdld stockof =
READN MADE CLOTHING!
~ FNaR SUMMER WEAR,
ever oiTGffala THE f~citizens OF kanawha and
surrounding Eepunties! which he offers for sale
al prices Tint defy competitions!
Hts STOCK Spnsists Of arti les usually f:nnd
&Gehtlemshis FURNISHING Store, suchas G 9th
.cot4s Of eftEss des iptiQni Heavy Over Coats
and all kiAas of winter tlothing, Satin. SILK
and WooleH Vests Pants Of every variety,
Hats and Caps, BbotsHaa d Shoes. Shirts, Hand
kerchicis, illfanuks, Carpet Rags, &c. Also
afne stoakklRpf Fef&msrY, Toilet soap fine
POCKET Cull4R, Sc, :
Remember he name and place:
r III I@5 JOSEPH SHIELDS, ~
4 4afiEhEt donr. to the Goshen House.
sChar}est{{aafga4 Novt+abef 49, 1916.
i. cottage INN,
MI AMEEts M. GRAY. ia
This hot Wills pleasantly situated on, The
Point Pleasant and Charleston Turnpike, tYt
miles above Red EIofse.. Every attention viii
be paid o sld>ts. s2n26
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

DURE WINES AND LIeUoRs+-for
/ medicinal purposes for sale by
J.. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

by The Last Boat.
TUST reeeiseI /, 900 gallons STONE WARE
III consisting pf lars, Jugs, charnsl DC
Also a fresh supply lofj pure groceries. For
sa le low fdr cash. !.
Mateh il. 1857,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

ID have hal in use upon my farm datiRg
tie present year, a wheat fan manufactured
bs j. 3. HaEt& Go, Of Charleston kanawhas
ake pleasure insaying that it Is decldtdlY
tile best fan | have ever used OF seen ilsDse
JAMES NJ. LAfDLEY.
iGlenwood, 0ct. g, 1866. T
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
March 3 1851.

C~HARtEsToS, Kanawhh.
4IThisis tolcertify that Lbass usedHnne+ pf
Bl Hart& Co. improved grain ctea leEss and
take pleasite in recommending fheHn 10 the
farming community as a very superief article.
IA. WRIGHT.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-29
A Ynice from Yirginin.

Cabin Point, Surrey Co, Va
DIR. SEru s. IIANCE I'll was in baltimore in APRIL
ls54 and from paper received of yours was induced
buy box of your pills recommended as sovereign
cure for the Epilcptc Fits. At that time of my
servants had been afflicted with fits about II years.
When reaching home, commenced with the pills ac-
oordng to directions. | do not think she has had one
since. My wifc though, is somewhat induced to be
lieye she may have had one only. Enclosed you will
find FIVE dollars fol which you will please forward me
two boxes | suppose YOU can forward them by mail.
Your compliance viii oblige me. ours respectfully.
NJ. p. SLEDGE.
DR.. Hances Epilepto Pills also a sovereign rem
edy for every modification Ut nervous diseases. The
nervous sufferer whether tormcnted by the phy
steal agony OF neuralgia, ticulureuS, or ordinary head
ache afflicted with vague terrors, weakened by period
cal fits threatened with paralysis horne down and dis
pired by that terrible asstde which proceeds from
lack OF nervous energy, experiencing any other pain
disability arising from the unnatural condition ofe
wonderful machinery which connects every member
with the source OF sensation, motion and thought
derives immediate beneft from the OF those Pills
which cams inygorates and regulates the shat
tered nervous organization.
Sent any part of the country hy mail free of post
age Address Seth $. Ianc los Baltimore street, Bal
tmore Nd. Price, one box, SO two, s.; twelve. S24
janl
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Astonishing Cure with only One Bottle.

JOS. Il. HALL ~ Co., say:
PuEsQUE Isle, Aroostook Co.. Ne, April "a, ls5i
We herewith send you certificate of cure per-
formed by the use of only bottle of the German
Bitters: we think Mr.. Clark to be man of Teracy,
and have no doubt of the truth OF his story
NIes'rs. Jos. d. Hall Co.--Gentenen--ln answer
to YOUR inquiries will state that my daughter aged
about IL years. has been complaining of pain in her
side for six or years. and about the first of jam
ary last was taken down and confined TO her bed. The
pain in her side very severe, besides being trouh
ted with pains between her shoulders and in her breast
From reaing number OF cures performed 10y Hoof-
lands German Ditters, was induced 10 try it in her
case and sent to YOUR and purchased b0ie--
She hal taken it but few days when she began to inl-
prove and now after taking only one bottle, she is en-
loving better health than she has for years. She feels
no pain in her side in any part of her body and at
tributes her cure entirely TO the German Bitters.
Salmon Brook, Aroosto0k Co Ne. WM. CLARK
See dy'tSment. Janl
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D-. Rog,ack,s Succcss,

We have ALWAYS been inclined to receive with doubt
the accounts of wonderful desperate cases with
which the proprieors of patent medicines are aeeus
toned to garnish their advertisements but the effects
produced by the Scandinavian Remedies of this disn
gusled Swede notorious, and SO amply verified
by direct personal testimony, to put doubt and sls-
pciOn out of the question. The cures as reported by
the patients themselves, comprehend nervous COM
plants dyspepsia bilious disorders, fits, rheumatism
and almost every species of disease affecting the sto
ach the skin. and the organs of respiration. Under
these circumstances have objection to giving
such important facts publicity in our columns Ham
let saws There is more in heaven and earth than is
dr. aned of in your philosophy. and every day con-
vnces that the science of medicine is not the excu-
sive property OF " the faculty" Dr. Roback has ac
qured fame and fortune 10y his successful treatment Of
disease and his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are in
general demand. See Advertisement.
al
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MO z MILL Y

Can afford to be without Mustang Liniment in their
house. The many accidents we are liable to- may rem
der it necessary any moment. and nothing i capable
Of performing such certain cure, (Ertractl " In
lifting the kettle from the fire it caught ant scaded my
hands and person very severe yoHe hand almost To II
crisp. The torture was unbearnble. 1t was an awfu
sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately 1t healed Rapidly
and left no of accont. CHAs. FOSTER. 42O Broad
Street Philadelphia" 1t is truly wonderful article
Ii will cure any case of Swelling Burns Stiff Joints
Ernptions or Rheumatism For horses it should never
be dispensed with One dollars worth Of Mustang has
saved valuable horse. 1t tialds, Sprains Ring
bone SPAWN and Founders. Deicars of iaitdtions
Sold in all parts of the habitable Globe.
BARNES PARK Proprietors, New York. janl
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ONE OF THE ROADS To CRrNE.-One of the
surest methods Of making criminals is to de-
grade labor and pay undue respect to Wealth.
Men will run any risks TO gain position in
society. The recent disclosures in the cast
Of Huntington, Tuckermsn, and other similar
delinquents in thi country of Sldleir, Rob-
son, Rcdpsth, and others in England and
France, prove that the desire to appear well
in society, to be ranked among the happy few
who live without labor and indulge in the ell
egancies of life, is one of the strongest inctn-
tives to crime. And it must be noticed. for
the fact is painfully evident, that the false
spirit Of aristocracy which reverences mere
wealth and scorns honest labor, is becoming
alarmingly prevalent among US. II is time
that the Press and the Pul pit, and every 9TH
er instrument for modifying opinion, and pro.
ducing a moral effect, were employed in
checking the growing evil in question. 1t is
especially the duty Of parents to instill into
the minds of their children Just ideas on the
true dignity of labor, and the worthlessness
of mere Intrinsic show for the child that
has been taught to regard wealth as the stan
dard Of excellence, and honest labor as de-
grading, will run narrow risk Of ending his
days on the gallows or in the cells of q pris-
on. A few nights since little child of some
ten years, who should lave been as guileless
and innocent as cherub, on being requested
to dance with another child of her own age,
shrugged up her shoulders and, in her child
ish way positively refused. On being asked
why she hesitated, she said she couldn't
dance with the other little girl because her
father was captain of a steamboat. OF course
the little creature was taught to regard the
captain of steamboat with disdain, and
probably to look upon the children of all me-
chanics as below her, or she would not have
dreamed of making such an excuse. II would
require no gift of prophecy to forsee what
must be the inevitable termination Of life
which is commenced with such false ideas Of
what should constitute true claims TO honor
and respect.-.NeD York Times.
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ES- Our realers will find the letters Of
Hen. E D. Peck very interesting. He prom
The Capital, and no person is better calcula
ted to keep the citizens of the Maumee Val
ley posted on all that transpires in which they
would feel interested, than the DR.. His long
residence in this section of the Safe, and be-
ing extensively connected with the improve
ments already made, and intimately acquain-
ted with its wants, fit him peculiarly for the
position of a legislator for Northwestern
Ohio, and although he did not make IA
ming speech in the Hubbell case, we venture
the assertion that the bill owes its success 10
his support. The noisiest members are not
the most ust ful.
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EE Our friend Norton came near losing a
large amount of money on Saturday morning
The wad fred from the pistol which was ac-
ciIen,slly discharged, struck a map and fell
upon pile of bank bills amounting to seve-
1al thoussn1 dollars. 1t was discovered
BY Mr.. Blinn, who entered the bank while
Lindsay was being taken to the Dr.'s office,
in time to save the money. One corner of
the top package had burned of, and few
moments more would have converted the en-
tire pile into ashes.
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BOTTS,
OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, July 9th 1855.

Messrs. WIZ BEERS & Co.
Gentlemen Considerations of duty to the afflicted
alone prompt to send you this voluntary testmon-
al to the great value of CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE,
for that almost incurable disease, ScrUfula.
Without being disposed, deenling it necessary, to
90 into the particulars of the case, can say that the
astonishing results that have been productivity that
medicine on n member OF my own family. and under
nv own observation and superuteudence, after the
skill of the hest physicians had been exhausted, and all
the usual remedies had failed, fully justify me in
commenting its use to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful nlaady.
! do not mean to say thatt is adapted to MI cons-
utons that it will afford the same rel lief in all cases
for of course | can know nothin, about tlnt--hut
from what have of the effects, would not hesi
tate to use it in any and every of Scroula with
persons for whom ! felt an interest, or over whom
could exercise influence control.
Respectfully yours, JNO. VI. BOTTS.
ianl
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
pn,,i,ion in Wood Conn. Pleas.

jeremiah Z. Simmons Ralph q. kecler and Sarah
ftarN.l 2. .U Heeior. .H. ... r.H H.
TO Ralph o. Keslei and Sarah G.. Keeler yon viii
Il take notice that on the lith day rf JanThry, 1857,
Jeremiah G. Simmons filed petition in the court of
common pleas Of Wood county. Ohio, where the same
is pending demanding nrt tition of the following
lands aud tenements situate il Wotd county, Ohio TO
wit the north half of the north west qGafter Cf
tion number eleven and the southeast quarter Of the
sotl quarter of section number two in township
number four north. uf range nine east At the next
term Of said court the plaintiff will nsk that order
of partition be granted IN this ease TO OF him in
severahy one-half OF said premises.
ASHER COOK, Atty for rlH
Jan. Is. 1Sj7--3GwgS3 ~. r. .rn.s sri.r - r. ..
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GlIeriH,s sale,

Ewing Carlins & Co. vs. Daniel Wurtz. ct nj
D1 virtue Of an execution to directed and deliv
Dercd from the court of Common Pleas of Hancock
county Ohio in the above will offer for sale at the
residence Of Daniel Wurtz in Liberty Township, Wood
county, Ohio.
On Monday, February 9Th 1857,
NJ. OF said day the following personal property to w,:
One lot in in crib, supposed to he 2h0 bush
els 40 shocks corn in field unhusked; white hogs:
white pigs; pluughs; two horse wagons two
horse buggy; colorcd mare. supposed 10 years
old; black mare colt white stripe in face, year old
bay colt years old, with small white spot end
of the nose, both hind white red and white steers
year Old; red heifer and brown heifer each
year old red and white heifer. year old red and
white hefer. years old. white spot rump; three
year old red and white heiier, white spot rump;
deep red heifer years old; red and white COW,
years oil; red steer with white spot on forehead.
years old; spotted red and white cow IL years old;
deel red COW, years old: red heifcr calf and red
and white heller cllf; red and white bull calf also.
Is acres of wheat the ground this fall and %
acres of rye the ground. this fall taken in
ecution as the property of Daniel Wurz the suit Of
Ewing Carns & Co. Terms of sale cash.
C. W. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES NURRAv, Atty.
Jan. -. lSj7--3Sw2S3.30.
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Samuel l.. GOrsnch ys, Henry Baser.
By virtue of an execution to directed and deliver
ed from the court of Common Pleas OF Wood coun-
ty Ohio in the above case viii offer for sale the
door of the court house, in said county,
On the 9th day of February, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p.
NJ of said day. the following real estate situate in
Wood county, Ohio, and bounded and scribed fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at the south east corner OF
section nine township five north, range twelve east
thence west along the south line 30 rods thence north
3g rods. thence east parallel with the south line Al
rods to the east line of said section thence south the
place OF beginning, containing acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES W. WELSH, Atty. for pitT.
L., ~
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rJNO Jonathan Lodge and Charles Powers the own
ers of the following lands, to wit: The north west
quarter of section number 49, township number north
range number II and south east of south east quarter
of said section, town and range YOU hereby nOti
fed that application has been made the trustees Of
Center township Wood county Ohio, to lay out ditch
or water course, beginning the west quarter post of
section 90 running until il inerseets ditch running
north and south through the of section ~ there
to terminate The trustees will the 9th day
of February 1857 the house of Miles Olds to appor
tion the cutting. expenses, Sc, of said ditch
Ian. IL lSj7--:,(iwGSo
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DETCH NGTICE.s-Notce is hereby given to
Jthe owners of lands in sections 20 2l - and 20, ~
Of range 10 east, that the trustees of said townshir
will meet at Simon Roots in Plain township, at 10 o.
clock A. February ~ 1857 next in order 10 locate
a ditch commencing in the uegibnrhood Of the quarter
post in the center of section IS Of said twp and
ming in a north western direction the most favorable
route through sections 2S ~ 90 and 20. until strikes
the Plain and TOutngony ditch. Jan. -. 'j7-3TwG+
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~ The GAINESVILLE papers state that the
small village Of Meigsville, Muskingum Co,
was almost wholly consumed by fire on the
10Th inst. A store, hotel, seven dwelling
houses, numerous shops and the post-ofice
were laid in ashes.
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eS- The large Drug Sore of J. NJ. A h.
ley, in Toledo, took fire on Suday afternoon
last, but WIS not destroyed BY the exer-
tions Of the citizens and Ere companies, the
fire was soon subdued. The loss is supposed
to amount TO two or three thous md dollars.
No insurance. ....H.. d.
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SHon. Joshua R. Giddings has recOv-
cred and is in his seat, as usual. The cause
of the attack is said to be want Of sufficient
blood to supply his system when excited. His
friends think it imprudent for him to engage
in debate, or any mental effort that is calcu-
lated 10 excite his powerful system.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

The State Of Ohio Ephraim simmons
DY virtue Of yendi to me directed and delivered
Dfrom the court OF Common Pleas of Wood county.
Ohio in the above case, will offer for sne, the
door Of the court house, in Perrysburg.
On Tuesday February 2ith, 1857.
between the hours of ~ o'clock \. and o'clock
~ of said dav. the following real Inlnt num-
her four (O in the town of Portage, Wood county.
Ohio heretofore levied as the property OF Ephraim
Simmons at the suit OF the State Of Ohio
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.