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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17


DR. w. TrBns-Sr. I nm glad to add my testimony To
the number ofthose you receiving II was aitrr much
persuasion that consulted you. Perhaps this may innu
other hcsitnting invalid seek flicfnt your
hands During the wiptcr of1Sj6 reduced as TO
be unable, when strongt 10 sit at tile table. Ny aec
on WIS said 10 hc disease or the icf lung heart and
stomach. The cough very severe attended with q
shorness ofbrea night swcats. aud swelling Of the feet
and ankles Digestion feeble, that could cat
little else than cracker during the winter and for two
cessiye wceks. subssed on rice water gum arabic water
alone Sinking turns nearly every Gay, and
casienay svera IL day, deprivng Of speech and
sometimes sight. Aso palpitaon distressing. The
heart appeared 10 stop At times, causing denthikc
saon, as though the breath gone, and the circulation
arrested Thus suffering indescrbay and to all appear
ance baa 1cing betSern life and DEATH fingered uniil
liefwns obtained under treatment. all that
time residing in Norhneld Summit county where the cir
cunstanccs here given were knovn generally. am now
enjoying comfortable health, and though not vgoroua
as manv able to perform household duties Without in
convenience. and have walked two miles, with seller
ing nothing more than tigne 1T TIE time The great
benefit derived from your treatment and the interest you
have manifested for me- shall 10 held Ia grateful
meihbrance. Respectfully yours.
MRS. MARY A. BATEHAM.
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To the Sick. W IL
January Appointments.

DH. TUBES viii he In attendance followsi
FREM0NT-Kessler's Hotel, Tuesday, iith January.
NORwALK--Amcfcan House, Monday, 10th Jan.
For CoHstHaon upon al Diseases oTfhe Throat LrHcs
Heart. Lircr NOmafh. BoFcis. RiiAevs and SpfetN.-
diso Dropsy Grarei RhsNmdtsHq. NertoHsrsss Debit
ng, Dgspepsa. Female Dsedses 1gHe and terer fds,
Impurities NJ hs Bio0I ErHpii0ns Cancers. Ulcers,
ard all gher rarieiiss ef0Hg Standing complaints b0ih
External and Internal
For ten years. DR.. Tubbs as devoted bis entire
time 10 Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. Is NO CASE AXE MiNRnAL or oTnFh PosoNs
Evfi.oYGb MAKE MAKE WELL, oi,
rEAH DowN HuILD The medicines can he
taken With safety by the delicate, and patients may
remain Ut home, and continue with prudence, their ordi-
nary diet AID exercise. Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment aerfenls aud hyscsns had given all
hope the ni-putable evidence of which always
furnished. InyAlida however reduced despair ing,
Invited to call and may I've assured that
win be given or expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

RE- ONO STATE AND US1oN LAW Coll
lEexThs Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred and students upon
Graduating may he admitted to practice. For Circulars
address Al Cleveland, NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
December o, 1851 l7y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

Ey ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should he in every family See advertise
n.ent In another column. 52y1
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Special Notices.

ATLANTIC MoSruLY.--This popular mag
nsns published by Phillips Sampson Co, Boston, Mass,
IL gaining celebrity acquired ny but few Monbesi In the
Union It's articles are purely American, md not borrow
cd from English authors conains l2s pager monthly,
and Is furnished at helow price Of 80 per year We will
for sssO furnish all subsetbcns with the ATLASric
hoSrntY and the FHKyoST JornSAL onc yoar,so 700
viii be getting paper for y cent" Hand IN 'he
n.n., June, 1855.
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LOSSES EQrIrlnLr ADJUSTED AND rAOArIEY rAT
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F9f-ae tt-. PIr-~.
JOINS BUVTIRI'IrID.
THE PIOhEEB TO Tue
IICIIIt.

This man Is likely q become famous, a,
tie master spirit Of the greatest American
E,,.r,ri.. .rtt,l,v Tl,,r,.,tc,,.,,.r
,sh:. -. t.,
''Ho ".' vac
A'''u''c ''''' -'u' 'u' ae'Ac ahI Aii'u
tic Mail stage koad, VIA III faso, B'.knap
AID Fort smith, nni MIR John Buttcrh Id
formerly "'A'e dri'cr at 't'ch' y !, hut
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Trad Kelley was an independents candi.
date far Congress in the Nm,esp,h d,.,,;,,
OF ono agl the friio~ing card was pub.
ii'Aed IA the Cleveland paper,
NF aud MTs Trad Kelley invite, all
th'ir ae Iasntanre> a. ! others aud .,,,,.,.,'
81 'ai.aa.c age and character. 20 their c..
Le'ce on MONDAY, Sept -5th, at rri,..,iy
seven % * They will be IN w.i'.p, nm
~ ..'a' .e..ts q; which tune p.om,n.iiry
ai. t.HHn. w.. c3Gmrrcs NtssO -.
"... Dc ned sul remain, nm
u. t"..F. a4rr- s. ua'l then Il
hm- ta"i'.t' W.. ,ir. Home Ssc.,
- i"e' AZ. ""l,h gAe bra sbsud~ilIrl,v
'.-. 10. ..b-r ra,.auai ar, ,.n.
g. %" 2. r,Ire Al r.r-.r.a.Il h.,
,NIo''r! p. leave rL..r name. or s,rI. ,,I
tailtroIues sa.e,. lrc,..u,l, argn,iutsj f,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

1 kutw At continued the ha. aud let
IN" warn You in ,ims to be ou your
euard.
Mrs u did think she hal better dn s,
and ASKED advice, asto how sac ouFh, l.
mauaee tho case.
Have you not noticed said The hs,tl,,
your husband has buuch Of loug c.ar.e air
growing on mole under his eL,u, GA tie
EIDE OF bis throat 2
Yes,
These are the cause Of the trouble, aul
as long ss they remain You had tc'i,r laoN
out Now. a. a freud. would advise you
To cut them of the fret time y.u gcta chance.
aud thu. end thc trouble
IL YOU .ay -. will do it, rcr'ici tie
crcdulous oh lady
Soon aitqr His tho bag started g5r home
ani naiv T. -Hay,ui,r, q ray' Nr H r"
tav way. Much the sane IsiA ia relation
to bis domestic happiness. passed between
them IA aIi between the cid woman
ut, friend BluefpEJ. ,aii she, 4 think
u my duty asa Christian. to warn you 10 yr
on your guard, for tell YOU, that though
you have been 30 lTsppy heretofore s., your
Tiic inieuds your rum.
Old Mr. Il was very much astouisLcJ,
ytI' s'-'' nov "n'''S u,'''ei'' Der ~or1',
-, ",n T' 'l'l,i nom ho tlF'W h'mse I
~" - great Ie'P eAi'y anh L 'su'' :
80 >'I,'.'" over '"' batter M "'' """
hlS VIE th'uAlN" i''s god op
i'''iI''''' ''' ''''''E .h ''' o'n 'N' H' ham
l,,,,I. '"i '-'i' ..''.. p"
go, '"' o'' '''' Wa veg 3 " "
i..-l' '' u,. '''- i-t,' 80 ,',., t' /" .
''''" A'' "-' "'1I was '. -"
u''' vas - '-' '." ~. '"o
~. I,;, vi ''- A' -.'. 80. u
a. '''' '"''.ai '' cn''' itt.h 'h pr
f'.,' L'' 'y''. a"n '-'T, stood n'' ".'.
,'.'a ~ XIX a. D'' ."',u N','' Wa. ma
''''''' "H' '.'- '"'.
II 10 ,.''-'f "' %
' '.' u" '"''.,. ''' ''
- -. " '"'.,h '.u.h convince Ai,''
- ,",,",S ,'''''''S nom '"', Jay 'o'' -
D. 's -''' u ''''
49, i1'',' al" "i'"-'' al '''
W;r,r,
80. 80 - ''''' u'a'' - W. '''
.i'l ''''''l AZ" '"' ".'
49,. "ou'' i, - '''H d '"v '"'
Lar - "a" ''''e' No ~ou'' i'J
80
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SELECTED STORY.
From the Chick.s.w and Choekt.~ IIsrs,d
In Old Story In New Dress.
EY ?. Z. FINEE
"Ite,I ia. Itwa. told 10 m. ,

IL tel l. as twas told 10 me-
\ very long time ago, in the western ra,,
OF EUg!nud, there lived an aged courle
whose time had passed away since early
youth, III the every day rouni Of farm life
aud who had never been known to have th,
least III feeling toward, each other since IL.
time when good id Par-on IIcf.o, al
united them ~ The holy bonds of wedlock
tg,uty Eve years before - well w.
tie fact of their corjucal lspriuc,,
known, that ttey were spoken of lar aud
near. as tic halr!est pair known Now the
hevIl (cxcuse the abrupt mention OF bis
name bad been trying Tor twenty years TO
create what's commonly called a fuse IN the
family, between these old COMPANIONS -
but much to bis modification. he had not
been able to induce tie o!I gentleman t.
gTumUir about breakfast being late. once. or
TIC O.d lazy TO give a ,irglr curtin lecture
After repeated eTart-. Devil became dis
oOuraget, and Lad he DO; been a person O.!
great determination, ho would doub,le.,
have gwen up the work iu despair Olo
day q be was waking along ID very sur!y
GCCl, after another attempt 10 get the old
laIy 20 quarrel about the pig, getting into
the yard he met au old woman. neigh
Lor Of the aged couple. A, Mr. Devil aul
the ncighOor we're very particular friends.
I.,,.2. 4 must ''s' '''' Gu the way to '''' a
Good morning, sir said .he, inI Pray
What OF earth makes you look 20 badly.
this Hultui morning lsDt tLe coulro.
very between tbs churches doing good
seryiccsF
Yes
.l.n', Deacon W making plenty Of bad
wiiss,y
.N,.
We'll wiat 4" The matter, my LisbIy bou
oreI master
Eyayt. ~ ti'o &. going on well enough
f,I.,l tl, D.U,, .iut here lc l,vkeI as
-.uT .s am.ikeY co crab apple tf,r. uII
Bi4,f9fI and h.- wit- over here .rs ir jupnr
tbs CO ss tcfr.ii5 by their bad oElu.t r.. alI
afsF .T5Irg i.r years tH iudurc them t1 Iy
better must cay that / csu. ief lb,m hope
lr..
The OLD bag st..If5r moment 10 deep
tb,u1lt
-, sou sure ,Lai Jou have tired ey-ry
W.
Every -ns -lu taiYs q
Are 500 esItats
Yes
wei replied slc. ,f you viii promise
g. make mt o rt.ssri o. q uss pair af .bg.s
BOO case .arr "a. ui.I mn.s t.s attempt
u5s..f end sse if { gali fa.es 4usrr,I be-.
tut.u 'trm
20 thit reasonable request fte D.yil eIlGly
a.s.rt.I Tie .'l Tag v.lt Der rhy o.
n.slirr ElYsffIs house sbd fapad DId
NJ. H1snr stry tIsi.J engaged .n R.t
tae t.0ass ready if ttr bus.auds cIut.fi
nr bis T,ilfu f..u E.rE Af.t tLc usual
..mI '.msH'. Ihi Tss-e. &C. hIisuinz da.
.aguo Too place
aWsI fusI % yoa snI NJ - have
Used lpng iIms together
Five abi iutufy sears. rIme ncIt 40
vemtsf fsp pisl Mr y
Aud in s.i tbs tims yea bsvs never bal
tie lssst quarrel
Nat rfe
4 Ism truly Glad 70 issr &c but continued
the bag 4 cobs.dsr it my daty to sarn 700.
that though this BE- ibs cas- yes sou must
not expect % o. b. .0 aiways Have you
nos obssysi that II .aie Nf Las rfovu
pssvish aud snlisn 90 timsfr
a very hHle - observed Mrs. Blue
ford
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
wtsr n. RosssB,

THE CuN,r - IHi3
peeP IN lhr tluc oi heaven s,ftrr.
~"u1rfou- sLiBiag shape i. seen
Beyond each we,l-xulNu STAT.
Fam "oa.d weak irun Whence It came.
y" III ~ long .ufii track oi dame
That follows It 80 tar
Strange lhourb.s uiihin my "a arse
MNs'rfious irave.i,r oi he .Ates,
White on Ihy form gar.
marvel not, IN DAY, q olt.
iha' priests aUi sage, rave foterold
DREAD men, from ~ blaze.
Hast thou no voice eSu',, thou not tell
In what bright sphere twas ,hior tuLa,ll
B-iorc thou uSni,r-i'.t hcrrl
o. ha't ihuu !a'i ircn Chsos ,prurr.
IL radiant beauty, irrsh anj youug,
To run thy rire.ins yelf1
Au'h,ns world ike iai, of ours.
N'Hs'.N rrs.r,an. a1! ,ualy bowen,
AEl szuIc-tiSist,&i
Hast 'h.a ia'r iOrm, iha, live anl love
Am'! ih' hap-g aam-s a.,.-,
ia. art can 'l-ytr.1
o'a.s b "a as ,sar uias, J-.isb,
10 .afS ara gloomy ,,f4ta, go write,
. huge mi.'HaIgH ns4.
""i-n s".U .t,.. tr.A i.s alli. as.h
Aaa sli anT ,si.h t1rn,a sa.h
In ULiaSi-l. h,r. alI s..sml
Bli hr'a' 't..c an -sllrsa'bi-r notes
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I% 7>.,z,~.4 J,"e a''c".
one. .. ..s... -..., Of u-r.., n.....

= rAs t'-rs Pass pabitshri ssekly At TsrO
Ds4aFs asa fytg Cssii Psr sanuHa . Al pad "a aa.
es-ss. I~o DoLLsEs
; . n ars~,.r %, n-att deferred b~ycnd the sspI
r1ils. ~ Jhs YEA taisTc.t siu bs ch-tgsi,
tr.ssiPttoa. tur,tN u.ostb., Oss Bl!in' aHa Irsa-
Ars Csais. q b." P.id 'erIrtaiIg ta adv aaes.
RATES ~ NUN ER IISING
= the torn. 81 .issrt.sE are tut squaT~ or lees
b.s gsfIr q tAF,s fsssTNsa- iatgCI nee fu the
ace prpg-tias Eaes eoauau.Gec Tr'rig 'rs
ts.fs rvs -ls.Tr.
.t,srtso a~nt - Ne rra.ijsrrd hy tho month 20
r.r a.t.s ,p-e,hra - the Nsa~.eftPt. ,r pre- ia.
~ -rrc-d ap between the psTts..
gPNa atsstti..l sot ssaTk.d the copy i,r =
s.-rhri as~r Ii .ns~tttuas tll D. rEa'ausd uutIi
.fi~r~i 80. al payment cN4ctci arrrr rdtugh
rRssvLAs NnyrsrtsssENrs a % -Nuta -u' nis.
.a-r.T saitag ihr pstt p'ihr Aanaai AtNsTitsSts
~ - gs-T state fIsiirrfsf fa-t 'hrif Lfsl'-"
r,I. ,Ntrpi. g. thstr tusn-it.is eas,asss h~si -
t.t~ L~S-t .Ad al sthvt ~, ~ th'm
% 30 q .iiHionsi cA.Esr "a ao NartaiirH
4. frasftsaf adrsrtt,snsafs -s't - f-itd foT ~
- BALI.NtLER n 90.
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? y Z 7 r \
THI tONtt.I.
1sals Ra4s- :. "a, sss-.

In the year 1913 IN he Nr~ Yotk An.,i-,,
.he i,""N'Hs verses aTP"atrt have not cory
W me- uni qiute ifom memory A. they anna
70 'r tLhteH "apTopu,' Io he prr.,ut ,,rir 1
'ehi 'hem io Eun. hyOu consider them WORTHY 4, I
Iuo',,a'i"n ihry are al ,ctyIer.
ResItJulliy, a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
~ BItUR GIII.

We ''.irve3tisr,re ,hltcI,t iuI.I,s
i'a Drop 'a' "a.u they DO .h,ir r,,.er.
'r' -nre'' ADdr..m ut \ syr.e..,c.n.
'e".I .''fy ".sca...a pI01ipr,cgtaa u.,l.n.
s'..J event a' q time when hi. l,.i a4s
r',..r heavy o.! llI it ur aft,r h,fr.a
irs mann
.''.f lay morning lti o'clock +. VI.
i-Ah "''. boo. o. i-e A1Is u Di.siucElrg.
-- .s.s. afsruls ly swallowing q lose .
nH..t Iae Eal.e.t .t ths ,,r4lot r,turn
O.. .lry tan' t.o daca.rd cane ~ ths
% i.'s il a0r.r.arra with o.. doth A.,
naFr' a".a.i s.i afy -rl" viv..tr iarr .at
zee 'sH O.. a'' .af.a...T too, 10 d,ath -,
ESQ o. o.. -..3si ,3 lti.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

I'iE FOUNDER 90 THIS CELEBRATED
inN.itutun vurT> the nusI CeTain Sptt,l
aad only ea,ctpal rsrncJy 40 N, world i.I
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NnTLIE

A LBkNT NJ. aaHftrfgff f4 seftia nc tt~
~ '1strfss ~ fs- itts SIN Al Fsfs-a. istsff
81 20 % ffi' ffm ~ sriIt a MTsf. ere fssser ..
fuHv feTHes'si .5 sfuIs f.rfurb
~ % 1888 gNtTu NfLttR
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orc NNIc WEAKNESS

immediately cured sad ta,l go tvrt.t,d.
h'. aFcaliui aa-rIg The p,ralt, most frequently
pad bN tharr . D. have b,sa-u- the Tr,T-r
'1taI I-rursrs lU.E srs..s f.a - omit
r's-v. tEHu g.t 0f she lrraiai r.g.rls
tbat rHsN 'rsUs N.t whH that uut,r.t.af. ~, .aA.
J''t - H rtr.,i 81. 4rlv fh-; tlr lrIu,,r e rr0-ru
N Let NuH1~r ht th.s ta'ilH- .'p Igpt,I, I.its tau
bs ih~ ptrtruI Ee.d,s beng d-prN - tie p,,asaI,
q, hTsl'AN .EsFrt-. tlr iD.s' s,i.l. arI tys'FuNr
.. nff.Es o. tsth H 3, aud tai.I artc The svstrtl
hrr.1'o. drta.r r''. 'L- Ih,sr.l aHd u.~sfa power.
rakrr'd, u'Ts.H. t'h..t,, -....a. p44t-fi.a -
'a~ h-.Et iDii-'...a. v~.ia. ~ tLg iauc, c.lFh,
- UVfUu4s Of cHuslu.f.ff.u 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-14
COLUMBUS NURSERY ]
For the Spring of 1858.

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
Aand ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, etc.
including
APPLE TREES, g years grated, very thrifty,
and of the best vadelies for Central and South.
ern Ohio
Pear Trees, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Angers ounce stocks, very thIiity
and handsome.
Cherry Trees, adapted to the climate ofthe
South West, mostly on MAhsle0 stocks aud
branching low.
Peach Trees, Of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds
Plums, Ounces, ApIieots, NeclaTines, al
mOnds, Grapes, Currents, CoOseb, rTies, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, and Aspsra.
gus Roots, Usage Orange Plants, Qor hedg
i"g,) etc.
Also, Evergrcens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, IN g.est
variety, AID at low prices.
sY-S Send Tor Descriptive Catalogue, and
order directly from bead quUrters,as no Agents
are employee 10 sell trees for us. articles.
will be packed securely, aud forwarded to any.
points on the Railroads, a. jiTected. (Tven.
" varieties Of choice Flower Seeds sent by
mail, postage free, for $I.) Address
N. B. BATEHAM d CO.,
Columbus, o.
Feb. l8. 1853.
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MI II mi ,E IR v "A. ,
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

TO SCHOOL 1EACHERS.
IN HE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
L for Carroll county, will hold six meetings
for the examination of School Teachers, during
the yeat e5S vn the following days, viz:-
On the third Wednesday l. February, April
June. August, October, and December. The
meeting will be held in one Of the Public
School Houses in CarrOlltOn, commencing at
10 o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating
examinations are the following:
l, Each applicant not personally known to
the Board. muIt produce a certihcate of good
MORAL character, of late date, AMI signed by
one Or more respoI sible persons.
Z. zach app licaut must come furnished
with pen, ink and paper, and also with Nc
GuTty's Filth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted
llst of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, aDd Geography, to be answered in wri
ting.
i 1. No applicant will DO regarded as quail.
fed to, nor entitled 70 q certificate, who does
not correctly answer one half of the questions
submitted in each branch. ~
8. Certificates will not be issued on the day
/ Of examination, but they will be remtied b,
mail or Otherwise a. soon as practicable. And
when an applicant is deemed unqualified q
note stating that fact will be sent him.
8. Applicants coming In after the Ulass is
for ed aud the examination has commenced
will be expected to wait until the next regu
Iar day Of examination.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any
person who il known TO the Board to be ha
bitaated to the use OF proisne language to b.
inismpe,sie or dishonest.
9. Each applicant must furnish himself viii
a stamped envelope, and himself indorse !
, with his own name and address, and in sucl
nreiOpe his certificate will be forwarded.
BY order OF the Board.
D, A. ARTER Sec'y.
JanuAty, 81, Sb9-ly. t..
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SHERIFF'S SALE
j mes Brown, Ell r
Of Van Blown,
deceased
Order to sell, &c.

Samuel A. Hess, ct. al.
IN PURSU ANCE Of an order 10 sell Issued
Iout OF the Court Of Common Pleas ofCarrOl
County, Ohio, and TO me directed | will OF
fer for sale at the door Of the CouIt House In
Carrolltln on
Tuesday, the 27h day Of AprR 1853.
at 2 O'Clock p. IN, Of Suid day, the following
described Real Estate TO wiG part Of the
Souh West quarter Of section twenty eight,
(2s) In Township thirteen, (lS) aud Range
i've, (5l. Beginning at the South Fast corner
Of said quarter section; thence West eighty
rods: thence North siKtV perches; thence
East eighty perches; thence south sixty per.
ches to the place Of beginning; contain ng thr.
" acres more or less Except two acres and
seventy poles lying in the South corner Of
said estate J a'so part Of the West side of the
South East quarter Of said section twenty.
eight, 10 township and range Aforesaid; begin
ing at q corner on the West line Of said quar-,
tel section OF the tract above described; thence
Sorth seventy degrees East, three chains and
seventy one links To maple; thence North
eighty one degrees thirty minutes East, three
chains and ninety links 70 white oak; thence
South eighty one degrees thirty minutes east,
Two chains and sixty links; thence South sew
snty one degrees and thirty minutes east tour
chains and fifty niue links; thence South twen.
~ Ave degrees West, one chain and thirteen
lnks; thence South seventy degrees West,
three chains and thirty link; tbence AOrth
sixty i've degrees Vest. two chains; theuce
South eighty one degrees thirty minutes west.
tive chains and thirty one links; thence south
f0y nine degrees thirty minutes West, three
chains and ten links; thence South forty two
degrees thirty minutes West, five chains
eighty ore links to the west line Of sAid quar-.
isr Section; thence North ~ithsaid line sew.
on chains and fifty four links to tho place Of
beginning; containing five acres and fifty hun.
dredihs Of an acre more or less, together with
the water privilege thereto attached as des.
cribed 10 the deed Of George Foster to James
Black. Also q tract In the North West cor
ner OF tie East halt Of the North West quar-
ter Of section twenty seven in township and
range Aforesaid, beginning at the North YES
corner Of said hall q larIer; thence South viii
ihe line thereof thirty poles; thence North for
~ one degrees fifteen minutes East, Ihirty
nine aud lour tenth poles to the section line
thence West along said line twenty poles I,
the place Of beginning, containing Ewo acre
and seventy poles more or less. All il sail
Carroll county. ApUrsised ct 800. Term
Cash. EDWIN FERRALL,
msr26 '5s.-t d. p. $1,000 Sheriff.
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81 have now been at work canvassing on
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