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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
THE BLIND BOY At PLAY.
BY FLEA COOK i.

The blind boys been at play, mother.
And merry games we had
We led him on his way. mother.
Ana every step was glad;
Bni when we found n starry flower.
And praised It's varied hue.
y tear came trembling down his check.
Just like q drop Of dew
We took lin To the mill. mother.
Where falling waters made
\ rainbow o'er the ril. mother.
rs golden sun-rays playcd
Ent when We shouted at the scene,
And hailed The clear, Blue al,y.
lie stood quite still upon the bank.
Aud brcalhad q long long sigh.
We asked him why he wcpt, mother.
Whcnr'cr We found the spots
Whore periwinlilca crrpt, mother,
Ger wild forgctme nois.
"Ah. me-" he said while tears ran down
As fast rs summer showers
II ishccause ! cannot sec
The sunshine and the flowers .
Oh that poor, sighilc,s boy. mother,
lia, taught me that I'm hlc-t;
For can look with joy. mother,
ON ali levc the best
And when see the dancing stream.
And daisies red and white,
! lncel upon the mcnIow.sod.
And thank my God for sight
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ki-- me, darling when lis. you
ki-s ~" back aud back again;
Lips are only rosy petals.
Kisses drops Of fragrant rain.
Where's the harm then? could give thee
Reason, dear. for every one
Only that ! may not tell thee
Ia tie broad and gNri-h sun.
Take at least q thinE) swect one
Aud know you'll think with me:
Gs the Scripture Do to Others
What thoud u have them do 10 thee"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
MECHANICS INVENTORS, AND MA
NUFA CTURERS.

PROSPECTUS or THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
[rwELrrn YEAR,
lTlIS WORK DIFFERS MATERIALLY from other
l. publications. being an illustrated periodical. de-
voted chiefly to the promulgaton Of Information rea-
ting to The various Mechanic and Chcmic Arts Indus
trial Manufacturers, giculturr Patents, Inventions
Engineering. Milwork and all interests which the
light OF practical science Is calculated TO advance.
The Scientific American Is printed once Il week, in
convenient qnartO form for binding and presents an
elegant typographical appearance Every number
contains Eight Large Pages Of reading, abundanty
illustrated with original cngrayings all Of them en-
gnvcd expressly for this publication.
Mechanics, Inventors. Engineers, Chemists, Manu-
acturers. Agricuturalists and people Of every pro-
lcsson in life, will find the Scientific American TO be
Of great value in their respective calling@.
Reports of United States Patents granted are also
published every week. including official copies Of all
the Patent claims. These claims are published in the
Scientific American in advance Of all other papers
All The most valuable patented discoveries are de-
lincaed and described in is issues that respects
Inventions IL may be Justly regarded as m illustrated
repcrtory, where the inventor may learn what has
been done before him. and where he may bring TO the
world II knowledge Of his own achievements.
Much might be added IN this Prospectus to prove
that the Scientific American is publication which
every Inventor Mechanic Artisan, and Engineer in
the United States should patronze but the pubiica-
ton Is 50 Thoroughly known throughout the country
that we refrain from occupying further space.
Us connscls and suggestions will save them hun
drcds Of dollars annually besides aiordmg them con
tnual source Of knowledge, the experience of which
is beyond pecnninry estimate.
TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 80 Il year, or 81 for
six months
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLANTATION For SALE.

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD at public sale. at the door of the
" Court House, in the town Of Clinton on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1857.
The plantations two miles west of the town of Clinton
the late residence Of Mrs. ,Rourk, containing 2jO
acres Of land, 200 Of which are cleared With all the
improvements thereon. consisting OF good dwelling
out buildings &c.
Said land is bounded on the north, by lands Of
Thos. W. Chapman; east. by Mrs. Gore south. by
thc Bass tract; and west, by g. W. AIunday.
TERMS or SALE
On one and two years credit, purchasers 10 give
their notes with approved personal security and mort
gage on the property hearing eight PR cent interest
from date until paid. nov. T. lS57.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07

MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
M ASos's Sacred Harp, Akins Christian Minstrel,
M Aken's Emmanuel Minstrel, IIinton's Instructors
and Sheet Music to order superior Volns, Flutes,
AecordeonS and Flutenas, Violin Strings, American,
English, Chinese, and Italian Violin screws Bridges,
Bow, &c, for sale by T. T. LEMON,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07

r.t'-IIc who attends scdulouslv. pointedly asks
calmly speaks. coolly answers. and ceases when he
has no more to say, is in possession Of some of The
best traits of man,
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS. AND PIIG.
NIX BITTERS.


FREE FROM ALL MINERAL pOISONS.
TllE great popularity which Moftatt,s Life Pills
L and Phoenix Bttcr5 have attained in consequence
ofthc extraordinary cares effected by their use
dcrs il unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into
u particular analysis Of their medicinal virtue or
properties. Having been more than twenty years
before the public. and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Millions Of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health by
them. it is believed th It their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine nov before the public admits Of
no dispute In almost every city and village in the
United States there are many who ready to tcs
y 70 their efficacy in removing disehsc and giving
to the whole system renewed ygor and health
In cases Of Scroula. lccrs Scurvy. or ErupOns of
the Skin the operation Of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing. often removing ina few days. every
tige Of those loatlsomc diseases by their purifying
effects on The blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy. Piles and in short, most all diseases. soon
yield to their curative properties.
No family should be without them as hy their
timely much sulerngNnd expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM Z. MOFFATT, NJ. D., New
York, and for sale by
July 20. 1851 ISAAC y. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
CLINTON DRUG STORE

". y. CONNEN FTNIT aVTAET,
+ S T A B LISU ED IN 1919, i y
IS a @ N. l. T. VI on.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
chemicals. paints oils, dyestuils, pcrIumeiy glas.
ware. dyc-woods painters articles varnishcs. win.
dowglass, fine soaps fine hair aud tooth brushes
seeds Of all kinds, surgical and dental instruments
trusses and supporters Of all kinds, spices snuils
manufactured tobacco superior inks.
gss'"fme Vines ord BrmJjes tor Nt'ic@ Purposes. i2
Fancy articles. &C.. &c &c All the popular med
cincs Of The day for sale at proprietors' prices
offer goods equally as low they can be obtain
ed from any establishment in this section warranted
to be fresh pure aud genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat
isfaction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS
Persons wanting medicines on Sundays will please
call at the residence Of In. LEMON
Clinton. La. May 2. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07

1a'- It il good thing to learn caution by th
mislortuucs of others.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS |!

NEW TALII AND WINTER GOODS :! !!
1i'llE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
l. every trip of the cars from the various northern
markets lot of their new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of merchan
die ever brought to this market.
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month ami would offer the fol-
lowing inducements for continuance of the very
liberal patronage of the community at large, to-wit
LOW PRlCES-PROPER ArrENTION-GOODS
FAslllONABl. IL AND WARRANTABLE ARTICI.E .Es.
They do not deem it necessary to enumerate any
of the articles TO be found in their so well known es-
tablishment by adding, that their usually large stock
is still increased in quality and variety
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves
sept II, 1857 A. LEVI BLOOM q Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
WATCHES. JEWELRY, q FANCY
GOODS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

7 WOULD RESPECTPuLLY inform the citizens of
Clinton and its vicinity that have taken the store
on Commercial Row, in the corner building east of
The Post Office, formerly occupied by Messrs Nau
man Strauss, where am now opening splendid
assortment of
FINE WATCHES, JEWEIRY & FANCY GOODS
to which invite their attention. These articles are
of the best quality and will be sold low for Cash. or
on short time to approved purchasers.
r., Watches, Jewelry. Nc, repaired at the cheap
est rates and every attention paid to work entrusted
TO my care, Tscpt l9J \. B0EiIM.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS a. PHOENIX ETrTERS.
nl Philosopher once said, If lie was Il thing that
money would buy. how the rich would live, how the
poor would die. 0r course hc meant TO say that the
wealthy would be healthy. and tie poor have t, en-
durc all the ills that flesh Is heir TO- Yet II need not
be 50, for hy the curative properties Of DR.. Moat
valuable medicines tile health may be restored to the
poor as well preserved to the rich. al very small
outlay. in the purchase Of his ever popular family
medicines. Proprietor. W. y. Nlolat. W. D.. 33i
Broadway, New York.
For sale at the Drug Store off, y. LEMON
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NOTICE.
A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO the late firm of
n Worms, Meyer 4 Co., are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. II not settled in short period
their accounts will be placed in the hands of an at
torncy.
Oct 81 lS57-lm WORMS, MEYER d Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07

Gss-" Look me right in the face said man
stcrnly to another ''Youappcar to have two faces
replied the latter and no man that doesn't s4uin'
can look you in both AT the same time,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07

OK lbs green top iuet received and for sale by
lJ l. ~ LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-07
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR-AND EACH
TICKET A PRIZE

Drawing to take place in public as soon as all the
tickets disposed of.
The following BIZ constitute the principal Prizes,
varying from 81 80 to Sli4 90.
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,'isa DUFF'S MERCANTILE, Asss
81 a. T,T Rs R, Ra u

Philo Hall, IS Sd ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
UNHE oldest, most extensive and most perfect
ly organized COMMERCE AZ Ge ELEGE Il,
-Ur,,i+r M :.
acting under ii Legislatire Cherer- Es E@a
} SssA - 1'R J.sG,EEiSS.8 .ss'sda 3. IS
His Excellency4tle Hon. JAMESi BUCHANAN,
President;eleet Of the. Omitted States:
Hon. JrDGE WILKINS, ! Hon. aGkaELEs AYIoR,
Hon. JuDaKs H AMProN. Gea. J.. f. MeoEIIEt tsDr
Hon.sJUpeE Il LqmR.R;t slssy 10 l:-et , 70
/ r. DCFF; taltlsorpD ats system of MereanT7,
tile and Steamboat Book-Keeppg,) President
of the FAC ulty, consisting sofs FROM twelve TO
fifteen Professors aud Lecturers, including one,
zof the best Penmen in the, United States. so-
The Students of. this Institution obtain the
following important advantages oyer all others
in the zWsest. syrYsrs " ra cy,1fT mi,
1st. A training for business by a practical
Merchant Of nearly 20 years experenoe in. sS-i
tensve inland and shipping business s1sa =.
I'd Their Diploma bears the signature of
tths author {. system OF Book-kee ping, sancs'
toned by TIE Cham her of Commerce., of New
York as the best III our Language cir,,u-
Sd. A new and abbreviated method aof
Double Entry. "t as1ea Ell
4th. EfThe PRIV ate ledgerynot taught inany
other College zo,s. = +:-s t.+s .,~.-a .F,;y
5th, Single Entry Books changed into
!
| 9Th Improved forms Of Bill Books; dires.:
/ ly checking the Ledgsr;.,r :, - -.
7th. Improved form Of Check Book sim
plifying the Bank Account. ..-s.., rJ-'.-s.
oSth. Rules for determining the precise ma m :;
| turity of notes. p =,
9th. Rules for adjusting deranged Double
Entry Books.
10th. Partnership Settlements, by Single
Entry.
llth. Joint Account Settlements with par
tiaL and complete sales. = L'2e'is III
/ 18th. Three different methods, OF intro
ducing anew partner. tEfNJ / sif.Ii
18TH. J Six examples les gf Books opened With
/ special conditions,
| 18th iDissolutionia and winding up partner
ship Books. L / i - DtJJ,JJAG q
. 18th. Sale and transfer of interest from
one partner to another. ee.i%s : A'@ ~
/ See test problems on the above-circular
p. 20. '"' y 's''-s1''s o.'''S = ia.-si..,@ = :
Penmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic Com JON
] merciaI Law, Cores spondence, Commercial
\ Ethics. Political Economy and Detecting Conn
] terfeit Bank Notes are all included with our
] College Course OF, Book Keeping. eoii4 ~ =
i About 1000 Students have been qualified
\ for business in this Institution :. = = '-'za
I Circulars and Specimens of Penmanship
pUFF's ii1lJl1 81 sBiooK-KEEpINe, Harpefs new and
Z enlarged edition pp. 222lroyal octave. Price
ISL. so; postage 21 cents. = ash .'ih'n@ sss..
II DGFF IS STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING >
Price ST; postage 9 cents. Sold by the Book
SELLERS generally. = ). '.'-..f 20 :
WIN Be published in d few weeks. "Business
and Ornamental Penmanship" ~ by ]. 8. Dun
can, professor Of psnmanship in this fnstftu-
sion! The workwi1l be in imperial quarto form
|contaiping nearly 800 specimens of business
and ornamental penEpanshfp, the most com
lnf both teachers and fearnefs. July %, 1857.
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Legal Notice.

TOSEPH Hi OsiPsON Isaac Keer and Ma
u riah Keer, his wife, the children of VIII
liam Thompson, ,Jr.whose names are -unlznowE
Elizabeth " Cooper and Sarah, Amanda Coop.
tey, children of Sarah, Ann Cooper. do an &,
Thompson, Isaac d. Thompson, James w.
Th0mpson; Hannah D.. Hewitt, & her husband
s(whose name is unknown) Albert P, Thomp
son, Harvey Dc. Thompson, Westley. H I.
Thonipson,i 1saiah E., W. Thompson Eleanor
s. Hartley and her husband, (whose name is
unknowp) will take notice that on the 9TH
day Of SeptembeEd1s51 Isaac Murray lExecu-
tor, and Ann Thompson Executrix, of the last
Will andtestanents of William Thompson, fled
itheir petition in the probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohie,, which is still pending in said
COURT asking for leave to complete a certain
contract Conferred into by said testator in his
life tinle) by making,to said joseph IL. Thonlp-
son, n deed for and on behalf Of said defendant,
for the following land in said County, to
wit: .TsxoTH .aYI 2 wF{ClL
The south east quarter, Of the north west
quarter and themorth eastHuarterof the south
west quarter of section 20, in township 6, Of
range z, except ! acres sold oil theTeast side
of the elast descis bedttact, 10 DaYid Knarp.F
Also part O, the west half of the north west
quarter of said section, beginning for the same
at the south east corner cf-sad lot, thonce
west Z rods to astpnes thence morth q degrses
east 36 rods to stone, thence north CT rods to
a corner stone, thence north 6S degrees east II
rods to stene,' thence south los rods to the
place OF beginning, containing in all 81 acres,
niors or less Sad'petition will be for hear
ing on the I 9Th day of October ls573s! sisi -
3HeG % HoLL1sTER, 0Ksf & HoLLrsrER.is
y hi%q ~ 20 Att'ys for Petitioners
D.
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HaNnros, Ohio, Nov. 10. 1855.

HEas HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1855. :
Dr. RoBAcK---Dear. Sir: l. have read in the
Newspapers many accounts of cures effected BIZ !
your, scandayian Remedies. hut : consider, my
ownyeass atleast as interesting and rs marvel.
Gus as any of them. s So, .far, as you are cop-
cerned lone testimonial more or less is of little
consequence. Your fame is established, and
my statement. cannot, add to your cslebrit57. :.
But for the benefit of Eay sfsllpW creatures, ].
desire to make known the fasts.s When GA We'd !
upuir you, lat the instance of dear friend, on
the2lst of March last, II had been nine years 4
sufferer from ,seatarrh. The irritation of the
nerves and membrane of the. head was so n.
tense that sometimes it almost drnve.Rls ora1Y.-
Ii conld not sleep, and was meyer free from IN
pleasant sensations. At various times i've
different ply sicians had attended, me, each one
treated me in his own way, but none OF them
did me any good. despaired of eyer sssipg
another well day, and when l called at Y2NS
consultation rooms, had very little hope Of re-
lief. By your advise, entered infnediately
| upon regular course : Of your Scandinavian
| aged by the cheerful, hopeful way in wliiola
| you spoke, apd ! resolved strictly to- follow
ua,sr diraaati ia.a~-- IA -
worst symptoms 6of my complaint began ito
take a milder form, and so continued to i'm
lproye from week to week until, at the end of
three months, my head was entirely relieved,
and every trace of the 'catafrhs Ind l6ft me-
Still, however, Icontinued tootake. the reme-A
Edies for nearly six weeks longer, because
ifound they were building up. my Strength and
|-fort:fyipg my constitution Six riShtIs haze
tpasxed Since the cure was flashed, and y kasS
ekad no sign Of a relapse: i should be glad to
see this letter, or the substance Of it, In pint
Flor the gufdance Of others. EsTsEs
j Yours, with heartfelt gralitnds,r : .scsE
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Five Dollars ReWard l.

iCTRAfED from gt he Esubscribe near Bares-
~ vile, two q year old steers. Said steers
are red with white streaks on their backs, and
some white on their belly one little more
white than the 6tker-white foreheads, some
Iwhitelon the letgs;; the horns of ene are pref
Ityturn, santhd the aot her more straight They
!arsa pretty we'll matched I'M color and size
Though lohe iss a little. heavier than the other
I Any person returning said steers or securing
them SO that the subscfiber can get them, will
receive THE above reward.
x=Es DAVIDs FISHER.
Baresville, Sept. q 1s57.-4t.pd.
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MASTER coMMIssIoNER'ssA SALE

stlmsn ma ~ T. Pow Powell : r. sdsa,s vJsss TO ei ms
Edward Smiths Adm'rs. la directad from + he
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, in the above ease,i will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the court, ,house
in said county onsfrsesas j. saefssIs sd -
Saturday, Sos 4M eddy Of October, 1857
Ebetween the hours of ten. o'clock, A. NJ. and
four eloels p.l M.s on said day, The following
described tract of land situate in said county,
to7witS8 fs2 vtjstasza .s.sis,.ss1s s,ssr s,s,Fs.
The souths east quarter Of the south east
quarter af ssetien ten; in township two, and
range feab containing torty acres, more 9 Or
Sept. 23.5iy So j0iIss Mas. Com, N. Z,
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Medical Ad vert rtise enis1ts {.
DISEASE FiNQg IsHEB

| Ry DR. Roback's .Scanasaneiaa Rea,elFes,l
| 4 FrER years of study, analysis and expert
II j sineHt, Dr.ufso baclssEt he eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing medicine
! from the mountail herbs ;ofvhis native dandy
(which acts directly upon the causes Of disease
in the blood and by restoring the corrupted
fountain of life to conaitien of health and
purity expes disease from ths-s 81 stem W herr
lever it may be located, orSwlsataYer nay, bs its
character. Indigestion, II nerEeus com plaiptss
tepileptic and other fits, coughs consumPtion
in its early stagessore throsts bronchitis, feyeS
and ague, kasthmas low spisits, xual incapae
Lefty sfeminine Weakness, spricking of the skiii.
symptomatie of paralysis rheumat;am, neu5.
ralgia, tirmor, cancer; diabetes, Iassitnde aud
debility ;diarrhea,. and all other disorders ofs
theSorgans of respiration, the liver, the kid
neys; the stomach, the nerves, or the mnscpy
lar fbre3 ares nnerrngly cured by this prepa.
ration. lH'is to thes n,ateries morbi. or seeds
of disease, ,what an allsali is ta an acid it nsa-
traliaes them with a5selgte certainty while az
the same time it regulates the secretions, res
moves ebstrpetions from the bowels, creatss
appetite, renews -beditYs yigpr, and regeneratss
every animals function Such is ths, nature.
such aares the effects Of, DR.. 7Roback's famous
ScAkD1NAvIAs BEooD PURIFIER which, taken IN !,
conjunctionswith his BLoop Pills, will not only
oblterate the most painful diseases, but pre-
vent their recurrence, and lengthen life
syond its ordinary spap.e q .ss.5 6;sss.s9 !.
! >Ta prevent imposition, purchase only af re-. |,
spectacle druggists, esc.iof regular agents 3, or
of DIR. iRoback, sole jproprieter. apd maHufae-
turer g., Fourth-street, Cincinnati, st = - :
b. IA iPricas of Purifier 81, per bottle, hattle&
for SO. Pills - cents per box, or = bexsA
for ST. y 4sTisss g.sfs.,.s .s.s.s4l. sa- ssI..
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EWoodsfield Retail Market.
Corrected 'ses1l .6s siaslaiS Haker.

| Correetea s9eeAfy 6g Stnctmrg Bdker.
WooDsrELp, Oct. 6, ST..
Flourper barrel, N g.,l EsiIsfilI4 Sc. 90
Wheat per bushel, - 70
.osss .osss fss sss Essssst sssssi,I Ill q Lcsss
kies hiss 9ss ss.1 pSaas, Ssss,a, dl / n1 i, ls 10
Candles peF pound d,y-A7s rKr =. lss,
Fallow per pound, 80 II
Salt per barrel, a7.-ls l-,s -.asz 50 u 500,
Hams pertpouud, d-er -eisl- s-sas- 80 I5
Shoulders per pound, 's I2a
Corn meal per bushel i Ae--as -of1A75
Eggs per DOZEN ! 'a- y 80 reg iigo6
Tea per pound, ~. .;,,7s '.i = IS to LOO
New Orleans Sugar per pound ,s.zs Is
pMolassessper gallon, ba- .-,aa5sto LOO
Rio oeffee per pound, = s=a&ig - IS
rJava Coffee per pound iltl ~ 1s'
Hay per perd1qn Ton ca7os - oiao = s, 90
Fish per pound ss.sa aa5 70 .-..sr / O.
Nails SD I9d.asandsal Cd IS ! and .,61
pBrooms per dozen, F.2,oOa
Onions per bushel; teTdea sAk}HT SO
Timothy seed per bushel;sai = eos-,.s. So
Butter per pound Il f.s sfsal5s,f gafiual2 q
Potatoes per bushel qyrGo- ys-sit. eyoId q
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LEG Al NoTI0E. s

Z 4 GNES. PRIESTLY; a nonresident Of -.
IL State of Ohio, and William Graham, Hhd1a.
place of residence is unknown to the plaintfl.
will take notice that on the 18th day of Auglafs
against them and others in the Court Of f6As-
mon. Pleas of Monroe county, in the JSts4eSf
Ohio which is pending in said Court the ebjSet.
and prayer of plaintiff as set rfofth in said Rttty
zion is to have his title to and posssss{o4 ef
the north half of the south west QQ SftAt.dk
section g, Townships, and range
and finally settled. ..g.s ).
The defendants are required to aprsI. s64
answer said petition, cn or hsfere tie II ~
of oetaher, 1851. Said pstiGpn gin ksfsk
Hearing at the October term Of Said Cd4lE
D. 1857. 9sss.x ss~sss-5s. -
HoLLIsTER. 0xEr & HoILIsT11I
Aug. Is, 1S57.r Ats VS. for P1aintiL -
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Notice!..

n Lbpefsons whemseevef are hereby notified
IN not to sell goods on anything else, toany
porsonffor me, unless they produce my writ
ten otder for the same, alid tiffany person holds
sinots against me, heswill please produce it In
the oourss Of ten days.e 1853 gsa = fsg3,Ilf
sSt ~, 50 10 tsssstrt NICHOLAS ROTH. Z
sssspt. go Is57gaas ssq .sges ~ . sgs:e7
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Glarington Lodge. No. 263,

OF F. &, A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday on or
preceding the full moon in each month,
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WIN. T. HuRD, S. w. 0. s. THOMAS, Treas.
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