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1iscellaneous.'
pRoPOsALs + OR INDIAN GOODS.
- DEPARTMENT OF THE In7KRfos,
OHKIcE OF INDIAN AYYAIRa, Ont n Ia6e.

... DBfARTMKNI OF THE fH1KRfOR. 4
OrBIcB OF INDIAN AyPAfRs. Oct. 2, Iabs.
dian Goods, lClass s, OF 4. a. the case may be-
Will be received st the Office Of ian fairs " ssh
ING ton clty. until 10 o ciock,a IN, on SATURDAY,
the thirteenth day Of November next, for furnish
CLASS No. l. ned :
Necklace Btaskets, Cloths, sad Dry Gods.
1850 pairs point white Msokinao Blankets. TO
$500 pairs ~ point white MsoEinao BispIsIS. TO
measure 81 ~ 81 inches, and weigh pounds. I
$50 pairs z-point white Mackinao BLANKETS, 70
en- measure = BY s. inches and ws,Eh So pounds.
MEASURE S. by 50 inches, and vsig b AZ pounds.
500 pairs point white MaoklDsc Blsnfsts, to
measure 81 by IS inches and weigh 81 pounds.
$50 pairs point scarlet MaokIBso Bianfets, to
boo pairs "a point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure "a by 66 inches and weigh poupds
500 pairs 1-point scarlet Mackinao Blankets, to
ina measure 81 by IS inches, and weigh SAs pounds.
measure 50 by a inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
]" pairs point sreen MackInac Blankets, TO
measu 80 by 70 inches, and weigh pounds.
an palrs q. point green Mackinlc Blankets, to
% pairs S1a point indigo blue NJ aok mao Blankets
TO measure IS by "a inches, and weigh 10 lbs.
10 pairs S-point indigo blue Maokinao Blankets,
s TO measure 90 BY y inches, and weigh pounds.
to measure 81 by Sc inches, and weigh 6 lbs.
loy pairs SH point gentinsa- blue Mackinac Bian-
kets. to measure s. by "a inches, and weigh 10
500 pairs g. point sentnel a blue Maokinac BIan-
kets, to measure 50 BY u inches. and weigh
$50 pairs 21s point xentineaa blue Macklnac Bisn
kets, to measure "a by IS inches. and weigh
500 pairs point gentinelIa- Mackinao Blap-
kets. TO measure 81 by 4e inches, and weigh Sk
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INlTED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lire, and WITHOUT Failure
for Eight Pears.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILRoAp.
R.g=!ar sa:liag Days, 5fl + aosA or .seI ro,,,

VIA PANAMA hAlLRoAp.
Rsgs1ar saiiias Days, 5fh + aOth Of .aek suo.tA.
CAurIoS.-sO many frauds and impo- />po.
sitIons Of various EIn3s have hoer i.tSfy $3.50
perpetIated tTdvelSTs tog nd 10 a III s.s8kk36s
srent for passage h he 81 g az II tsthosized
ma n the city OF Now ! crk, fcela II hir auty To
tSs I1a al PS6Ssns ssganr psssaEs e cafornia.
hnd the true once cfths Steamships of the II. a.
Maj Ire. wa Ps:aTna ss,iroad, no other ID. GO
IN New \ ok is authorized to engage passage
which ia at n West street. corner Of Warren ST.
fronting on ne Eorth River, at the head Of the
IEf Observe my sign over the door.
iels J. w. RA' MoND. Agent. New Yorf.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the stsamship a Of this compap,. o.,r,,.,
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, leaves eS884k
OF the United States Mail 3 Com pany q stesmers
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
or the 6ih and 2Oth OF each month with the maiIs
en1 passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
p,oyeo ~ the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad 81 miles lo-rl is now oom-
pleted from 90 an to ocesE and il crossed in W
New Work through 10 san rsnoiseo and
are embarked at Panama by steamer al the oou
pany's expense Tas money paid In New York
covers all expenses ofths trip.
Reserve steamers are kePti in port in Pansma and
dent, that the route ia entirely failure
| Ia :Ins occurred in eight years.
tassenEes lsaye Panama the same day they ar
Conductors go throush ~ each steamer. and take
chase OF women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates sppy at
,pss aEspe,; II West srrsst, New York, 70 w.
co. New Orlean..-or G. L. BARTLETT: Dos.
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322 PA. AVENUE. 200
Travellers in want of Tx UNKS should not fs, to
VISIT our extensive sas sroom ooN upy ing c~
the entire basement floor, where they vilNxtrX
hnd eve,y ssorIptIon of fine and medium 41fu
suallty SOLE LEATHER, l. DIES' DR. EsS
and PACKING TRUNKS. HAT BoXES, va
LlSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS &c that
may be required, at cheap and moderate pnoes
WALL. STEPHENS & Co,
~ Pennsylvania avenue,
al <o-u between 9Th and 10th streete,
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and packages. ~ 1'i0'
All OF the above will be soId at manufacturers
prices and delivered free OF charge TO any part Of
The character of Dupont's Powder has been 40
wei and favorably known for q hai 'oentury that
praise. " "
III We take pleasure at all times IN showing
others. ~
IL Office No. IS High street, immediately ad
Join'ng tne Canai Bridge. Sc S-r
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HiScollanOoua.

FRANk r. SANDS. UND TAKER
fgneIel calls attended to at all hours. KEGS
eonstfnny on hand ready made Cot
ms oi an klnds, and eyefy article re-
An orders from the country attended to with
promptness and on modersts terms AIso. furniture
neatly repaired and vanished. ss 50 en-
W. W.. ftkA Ant: gFDfETAKER. No. 1s III
constantly on hand every article re- = is -
Sured n his Ine-e fus Hearse.
fetsnt Corpse Preservers, 40, &c. His charges are
moderate. and his attention instant on ol anv nor
Of the day OF nEht Hacks furnished for anerals ~
- .. eo-slos -..ee- a. sly
l. Q. G. LAMAR. c.H. MOTT. y.L.AurRY.
II AMAR, MOTT AUTRY, -
IL ATT0R&EYS-LTLLl
HOLLY SPRINss, Mas,
Peeis q jacobson. the Federa Court at Pontotoe,
heCourts Of the Seventh judicial District Of Mis-
slssippi, and will attend TO the COLLECTION of Claims
throughout North MiGsIssIppi. se Is-u
VASTLY REDUCED PRICEs.aA
* From this date shall offer the fol- 2Mk
lowing Soods for ess than their real value vith ne
view o. reduclng sfook, VIZ:
fk AAE9TEtitLIAASs k kAAGE R BsAsSS9EuHE ss,o,x.
EMSkSISERiEs.D sstbff fGHRhEo. p VAIN
BRUSSELS and other LACKS.
B0NNETS, BONNET TRIMMINGS,
EHtHLNRGRHEE !, a GLeIHISG e 1is.s
FINE hEsMSh1 Mrs STIo nc RIBBONS,
special attention pad to DRESS MAKING. in
the Attest French styles, and at the shortest NOTICE
.ex M. WILLIAM,
HD Opposite Centre Market.
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G A RIA g Es.
4 de Subscriber having made additions tn his
FACTORY making II now enc OF the largest -6
IN the District, where his facilities for -
nanaiaeturing gu klLis of CAR 6
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from bis long experiepce n the bust
moss, ne hopes 70 give general satlsfs otion.
Al kinda Of Carriages and Light " Ixons kept On
Al KEPAIks neatly do.e, And all order, PROMPT
ones. XNDRE Il I1yStS w nov
IO-U oorner of 18th And z sts.
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HARTSHORSE'S CURE-AL,.
II THE GREAT PAIN ANHIHILiTOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY 4 CHEMIsT.
PorrLEs 10, d and ~ csrts ard one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCHEMES.
HARrSHORE'S GURE-ALL should he kent
all families m case OF accidents or sudden gick-
moss, as IT freauenty clres IN less time than 1t re-
quircs to get 4 physical
cures pain any part OF the system and is usod
externally and intsrnaly.
HI AS the frequent changes or the vegS her pro-
duce q bad Cod, Rheunlatism Pam IN the Liinbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-overy person shOuld
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
sneYs. Blooi and Bones and, By its warming cleo
romsSGesio power, exPols ok pein iroEi tbs stem
&c. e bottle and try it.
N, B.1If you have Cough, use Harris.
RORNG'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY-it Id tEs beat Cough Syrup in the
World.
If you rra Bilious, use NARTSHORNE'S
NTl-BlIIOUS PILLS. They act upon the i.iy-
or, Stonaoh ard Bowels, carrying off all Bile and
Foul SecTeticns,
The above Medicines to "a had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; EItveii &C Cisoeil at g Gorge
town: ii. Peel Co Alexandria. 90 ll-tr
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, By the Paris
Optic.an, D.. WO0LFsON, who EaAGk4a
las arrived from Europe With his ~ .S@
own, as well as tho manufacture of q good many
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYE-GLAeSES; among which arc the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEY, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which are warranted to Improve any EYE affected
with weakness. cataract or tending to il Also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNES
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at hrst sight. Those
wonderful
OOUBLE-POIJSHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have recelysd .he highest Recommendations 1t the
Worlds Fair az Paris, through their Producing
cearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Also, all sty les of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI.
FLYING GLASSES, Conpasses, and Microscopes
for sals a bis store, corner Of Eighth street and
Psuns yvanIR avenue, or Eighth stroot No col. be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
iCF Do NOT HstsfaSs tie eoyxsy Of 8tk street.
Prices very reasonable, the name ~ at his estab-
u1hment IN kHr0D0. p9-H
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Ok DUPONT'S o.
" " .ISRrHRTN @ w d + R. ID
ears past the Sole Agent In the District Of Colum-
ba ior Messs. Dupont Co., Of W Wilmington, Del
aware. keeps constantly hand large ,tock Of All
me different grades of POWDER manuls otured
by them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder in % and N In k.~,
Cannon and Musket DO, ~. :. Govern
menl proof IN Is and 80 Id. kegs
sporting F,FF, FFF. IT s&. l2Is and IS 10 Kegs
Ducklhg Powder, IN Ga. l2}s and IS Ii kegs
DO. do. iul and x H. canista1s
Diamond Grain do IN : in csn,ste,s
hds.e hlne 90. IN 63s and IN 10. kegs
. ~. do. in and II III. o. nistere
F,FF, FFF, do. ms and y In. canlsters
q, DO. do. IN II III. TASKS ard can sters
'rkIuS nlue 40. IN 5 III. cansters
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AJORENEW BOOKS HEADQUARTERS
IVA SHEPHERD,
Corasr OF SertHfh Gai ID Streets,
10 gust IcoavI'g g full supply of
COLLEGE AND CLASSIC hooks
Also. keeps on hand tdl! supply OF Books used
In publc and private Schools.
III Cheap, Chea per, Cheapest. seS
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TJiANos FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
L great variety of new and second hand
PIANOS always on hand, from the facto1 Ky
mes OF Steinway sons, in New York AuvNI'
In ,:aitsners, which will sell or rent on moderate
and easy terms, at my Piano Waroroom, No SaS llth
sei-ams FRED'R.C G. BRECKENRIDGE.
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ADlES HAIR &0RK REPAIRED. or t.ker
MSnuactory. Pa. avenue between SIN and ioth st
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H BRUSHES st GIBBS'S Hair S,ofs' nsa1 isth
street. AID At his Sales Room. uuder WilIsrJs' Ho
tol. -"
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A EMONDS. RAiSINS, &c.
n bales soft sbeei AIIr0nds,
bags Sicily sheed Almonds,
7|wholss, halves, AMI qugtter boxes lew RaIsins,
baSs Palm Nuts,
bags Pecan Nuts,
bags FIiferts,
Just received and for sale BY
oc % 6teo BARBOUR SENIkIE9
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
H0NBYN L0ANss SrocK sEcy2IrYEsr
=. .cay BB BhosH6SRs; g }.
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lUTTER, CHEESE, DC,
- Is kegs prime Glades Butter
81 boxes prime Eastern Cheese,
% boxes English Da ~ do.
Just eIved and for sale BY
n 6teO BARBOUR SRMMpg
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THE WONDER OF WARRINGTON M
l. GlBBSS VEGETABLE BALSAM perform
ms simoit mirscies In covering ~ Bald Heads and
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CRANBERRIES.
- BARRELS Best Eastern Cranberries, Just 70
% o stss BARBOUR 4 sRMMEs,
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Court Of Common Pleas. seneca county.
Ohio

John Woodward and Charles Van Andon psrners bv name
uf WaoiNerl Van Anlcn, plaintiff, against Peter Gr,,s
lame, ID. Gross, William A. uhphy and Joseph Rehm
defendants.
TUE said roirr Gross nnd Trmss w. Gfnss will t,ke no.
uro th,t IN tho lfIh dav Of 1anu0tv. A. u. Is5s the
plaintiff dcd their peiinn IN civil action IN said Cour'.
n1NnN tho uf'sNtd defendants, n wrchnr lion they sny.
iuhuhdance unthcy nr' the nviet'of lnlementnr1iur
nthe sum ~ els2 and co Vnl interest thereon since the
lsh d'vnf July, A. D. lil, t1t tho same Is tho host Lien
ON lnoi No ~ In ho town or tnuiivic iu said county
Nel .ad Urphy executed amoru'ro unon s,d nrcmses
Nli i1lv. y, Nr1ss 'vhh lri 10 n tt, tslA O. tsttha
the said Peter Gnu plMutiih Nsn 1sk TINT III lien,
mon snh nfrmises may b. marltard tho ncmses snl
and tho 0rt proceeds Applied to tho payno Vt Of plainHn
snli inlgmen'.
Said nrtton must be suswersd on NJ he-e tho anh dnv
Of N1h 1852, the will be taken a. trne anil ulr
mcut rendered arcct naly. &c. LEE
inlA-GW.p.C s3O0 Au'y fnt plfn.
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7 HE EXTENDED ooURsp

embfaeeslenghy, practical sets rom the varons Rn.in.
frms, anG w dcsifned fnr suoh student A. nav ,gse \,
spend longer than he time required hv the Regul,,
Couns tasd that gFalul'oay,) preparatory 10 sntsrns
some Specialize
~ taklug In ion hs Extended Couus, the ,tpd.n,
willhc Miihfng aud nFoi iahly employs ed u \ moaths
FhNMANStttr, hPtacuesl and ornamental" !" 90 allits
varieties, wlhe taught "a the thorough and eeien
manner BY Of the best teacheft IN e West Resides
enfpal method Of teaching business Mniiue, the ChY
ythmograrhic system wilt sso be taught Thit,vstsu, a.
popular and recommended hy onr best oducaton,i ,n ~
eow nughlnihe Pablo Schools Of Cleveland, Columhus
Ieledo MANY other schools open foT good M
Chlrylhmographv, ~ soon a. they Gan be qnalihed
nAllh LECTURES Practical and Theo,eti.,
hoos Keeping Mercantile Laws, Commercial Hlhlrs ~
ltiual Economy, AN of Nomnuiaon, Commerclnl rsi.g
lauous. MeWantils Culoms, banking, Eschaaeo Co.,
mer,e kailloadiue C0mmcFcia History nusine = to,ss
nonhcnce, Penmanship,uic
The New suit of Roous, Of this college, ooouniestb,
finest oeaiion 10 The city, susted thoy are o Inc eo,
otihe prbiesqpart and sapeFos ueei stfsrdins fai,
Nlewof most paus efihe city aad The Lake The roems
aFsneatk and tasteolly furnished, supasanr Ia hesni
those efany astllulion II
The LADIEs'C0uR RsR the ssass,,h o. Al. O.,
uemee adoTias 9qasl hciitos elladst who nav ith
20 eyail themselves of The Coiumcfcla Couue.
The friacipalhsvine estensFe businoss
uuteH. -f f@'' f'-N'
NsvhS,Awla
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-29

ADvANrAoR oF CHEWING ToBAoco.-
When on the Fejee Island coast. Com.
Wilkes. Of the Exploring Expedition. fell
in with an "inteligent savage" from
whom he learned that but short time be-.
fore vessel had come ashore in storm
and all the Grew had fallen into the hands
OF the islanders.
"And what did you do with them?"
asked Wilkes anxiously.
"l&illed' EN- all, . answered the savages.
"What did you do with them after you
had killed them?"
Eat 'em-good." returned the anthro.
pophagos, grinpiug at the remembrance
Of the horrible feast.
"Did you cat them all?" asked the
commodore, feeling exceedingly unweil.
Eyes, we eat all but one.
"And why didn't you eat him?" in.
quired the explorer. whose curiosity got
the better Of his horror
Coos he taste too much like tobacco.
Couldn't eat him no how.
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MANASSAU Grove and Ntblinda Gr,yc, aud Anth NV
LNA j. Sanders hnir uuntlnni luroh Grove, and InrNh
Ofonc his IuNrunnia and lohn q, Osinn and RehcrrA O
an his wife, Will take notice. 1t the 2ls dav nr Iann.
NV, \, n 1893, John Ch1mheu blel petition in the Cnur
OF Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio yrte tho same
n nov pondng demanding ns,icnneni " dover in, ami
paruono Che following dc'cfbcdlands and tonmcnis TO-
Wit
The south hnfnfue eastquaorof section six, tGo
IN township one, tO, uoth Of range thrrcn ta, IN sem
r'a county, Ohio, and containing fivan aud
hun ltcihs arrfs Of lanll a. follows, tO.witi
To the said Rehcccl OsiiHn me one nl and coua third
PM Of sal l1nds and tcncments as and Tor her dover s
atc hrtcini and that prrton be malo OF said nIomisss
a. follows tO.Wit
To The said John Ch7mhcfs tho u anil eoual hslr
pf thereof 10 The sold Niau1ssAh Gnve tha ono G and
egnNouth Fnr thereo aul 20 the said Melinda aud Jacob
Grove oach The one hl aud equal cirh n7rt thrr,nr
AZ Mo next term ~ sn Court nm application will be made
hv said John Chamhctt Gov oret that dover he assigned
In and parduon be made Of said ptemise,, aecot nrv
JAMES pItT. AIRS,
iaeeGw.p, E. sl5o, A,rv f,f po,h.
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Court of Common Pleas, scneoa county,
Ohio
wiWao T. Ncolcy,vs. Henry r. Merry, .,

Wihno T. Noolcy,vs. Henry T, Merry, ct A.
DlCuARD Winiams, his ,yife Auna q. Williams and
~ Ellen Osborn in ho State fNow York will take no.
lice that William 4. Neelev, of c county nf Seneca and
state Of ohio did on the goth dayol January An 5s
Nlc bis pot toh n the Court OF Common Pas within and
Cor the county scntco IN said State Of OHM against them
Auna g, p'botn' Elizabeth r, o,born John l., Osborn
George nsholn, MlU Osborn, Edward Othofn Ilonry H.
Mcuy W a. lame and Earl nill defendants, seuina hrh
mn H. y Osborn, dcccaied gave mosraae To the said
william T. Ncelcyu The west half OF The snah Mesi quar-
er and The north onst qurreT Of the south west quarter of
section tweniNdh'ec, C3l, Township ur,e, ta1 Range
hhcen al insencca County, ohioi con ning $50 acT,s
moro OF es tn tuync The payment OF Five lnnlre aud
IWenNi (e1eO doli ntlng ccrair note referred
TO tn said morgagc That since tho giving taid ortraao,
The said Osborn died ineslnto leaving Anna T. Osborn III,
widow, and Elizabeth r., John Ir George, MARY Ellen,
amt Eiward Oshom nnd Aun7 %, Williams, his children
| sod heirs, That N,hgrl Wihsms q ne husband Of
Anna O. Williams, and Henry Mctf, ihcdniy 0uabdei
and acting admlnitt1orofthO Estate orr a. dbafn dr.
ceased. Ihal ie deltnias Lame and ON claim come u
teest 10 said 'auds, under the ad q a. tbo snd pray.
lug that sad aluui Nlor pay said sum claimed 10 ba
doe with ipyrt, sfthlt sald prmins may 90 sol 20 nav
lhc sane, andthe said Richard Williams, Anna %. Ivl.
oms, Aui Ellen ushon noird that they apnesr and
answer said potun or hocf1 thc ihirl saturday anel
lhe eUlh DAY Of fJanugiy, A, ID, isa3.
y. }. nARTLETr SON,
lnFew Pl'r Auys.
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'.There. nowl" cried a little niece ofo ours.
while rummaging drawer in a bureau,
"there nowl Grandpa has gone to heaven
without his speotaeles. What wW he do?"
And, shortly afterward. when another
aged relative was supposed to be sick unto
death. in the house. she came running TO
his bedside, with tbs glasses in her hand
aud an errard on her lips:
lyon goin' to die2'
"They tell me so?"
"Goin TO heaven?"
~ hope So" .
"Well, here are Gran'pas speolaclts.
Went you take them 10 him?"
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PETITION FOR DIVOEOE

RENjAMlN ?. WARNER, late a resident Of Kno,
coeniV in the tiate of Onto, will take natiee thnt
hessio Namef, on tho 18th dav of Janusfg A Al ta,s
Med u The oheo Of the CLERK Of the Con of Comu,on
tea, OF seneca couhip oho, petition na,ne fora dis
solution Of tho marriage conlfaUt between be, d
Tho aid heunmn Warner aGd allei4inp Ia .uh,tanes
- eau.r or the same, neglect Of duy aad hab,tus
70, Three yeaf loit pAsi, te part Of ths said
hvnllmlh r. Netneh }, K. HORn,
in-%'e"-h T. 2-iVu ANY iaH Petitioner
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TNmE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfect
purgative which s known 70 man. lnnumorble proof
shown that these PLs have virtues which surpasl IN
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un-
procedentedy upon the esteem Of all They safe
and pleasant take but powerful to cure Thor pons-
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of tho body,
the obstruciOns Of s organs, purify the blood,
and expel disease. Theypurgo out the foul humo which
breed and grow dstempor, stimulate sluggish dsor
dored organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength TO the whole system Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body but
Aao formidable aud dangerous diseases that have haied
tho best Of human skill while they produce powerful
Effects they the time In diminished doses the
safest and best physc that be employed for children.
Being augarcoated they pleasant 10 take and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
utantatod by Of such exalted position aud character
as TO forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
eergymen aud physicians have lent their to cert.
~ TO the public tho reliability Of my remedies, while oh-
have sent the Of their conviction that
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COurtor Common Pleas seheoa conn,v
Ohio

BENJAMIN Sanford, PAntG w. Lewis Kelly and Am.li.
defendants. - - '''''
VIE Defendants, Lewis and Amelia Kelly, wi n take no.
uce that the Plaintiff. on the 5h day of JanusTy A
" lsas hed IN said Court his petition wherein he saws
IN aunataneo that "a surety Tor said Lewis Kelly 10
een note Of date January go, A. D. is55 be paid
on sAld note and by reason thereof there due 10 MIN o
shd Levi, Kelly SlOO and interest thereo- ntten et
,nse the sOth day Of July A. d. 1857. Also ,st on be
sun Gay &" January A. y. 1s55 said IeWis Kellv gnve
pannh mortgage 10 secure him tganst ali loss as saret,
OF sAd Lewis 10 said Glenn, upon the norh half Of Iot No
% - location No one section Nos. ~ and 70, township
now the hrit lien on said premises.
Also that said mortgage was 80 given the said
IVA became the wife Of said Lewis Kelly
Also that plaintiff surety for said Lewis Kelly n
heasef hnfheri upon note 0f date, Oct n 1856 and
which, paina ioos up, and by thereof there I. due
70 MIN iFlm said Lewis, thousand dollars, and interest
al ten per cent since Oct, n, is57 aud or which ssid
amounts andiniefes the plaintiff asks judgment against
mo defendant Lewis Kelly for the sale af the
premises, a. well a that said Amelia be barred Of claim 10
OF eNpecssncy OF dover Ia said premises.
Plaintiff has Also caused 10 issue
defendant Lewis Kelly.
said Petition must be anuversdby the l3ih day Of March
A. ID. 1888, orthe same win be taken as the.
J. G. LEE,
'po-o"'p so'au ATTY forPrn