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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Y. 7 /.
y York-JOSEYH r. JONES LUClIS g. PRATT ard
WILLIAM G. CHRlSTY against HERMAN ZIMMERMAN
Summons f1r money demana coLtra".-C1m. not
seryedl-To HERMAN ZIMMERMAN Deleu.a-t: You ase
hereby summoned required 20 the paint IN this
artor which fled m The Office ofthe Cerk 1 the CITY aud
County % NewYork the City Hail in said city. on The 7h
of August gud o. copy 0l % the
sid complaint the subscribers 40 their Office No. - Wal
street Cty Of New ok, within ~ Dty days diteT the
service this YOU exclusive ofthe day Of sueh
service and II f the said complaint within the
aforeaid tie plaintiff m This action viii take la neut
against you or the sum Of seven hdred dollars and
twenty three cents snf interest thereon a. ten per cent per
aurum from the 2tn dsy Of November Thousand eight
hundred and fyeye besides costs of tn- sctonDated
August s. 1852 HULL STOCKKR Plaintiff Attorneys
20 law6wIhr No. Is Afal. street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
CUPREME COJRT-County of Cattaraugus.

CUPREME COURT-C0unty of Cattaraugus.-
- ABEL B. CRAM, " TARBELL ELLIOTT and Harriet
A. his wife Voltare Z. Larry and Mary W hs wife Jere
uieh Kelsey. William W. Eastman Daniel Bscheder Daniel
Baiceder IT, Ebenezer Batoheuer Joseph SAWYER LeVs
smons Ralph Johnson William IL Spencer Darius belsley
and John c. for reiet)-To the above
named DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned TO answer
tie complaint Of ABEL b. CRAM plaintiff copy OF which
filed the office Of the Clerk Of CattauRus County on the
9th day of August 1885, and copy OF your answer on
the subscribers Ecottve Cattaaugus County NewNoTk
within twenty after the service Of this summons
elusive Of the day of service the plaintiff VIII apply II the
Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
slG IawGMTh RICE q JONES. PLAINTIFF Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
STEAMsHlP FLORIDA for SAVANNAH

y kOTlCE 10 SHIPPERS OF HER CAKGO.-The steam
A FLORIDA having met rb aecidct to her mac y
tOwed back 60 this port the 10Th and 21th inst
As probable the FLORIDA viii be detained time for
resbip the possible by the
r,sm.hip STAR OF THE SOUTH Crp; Thomas Lyon, now
this pc:. Shippers Of goods will please make known their
unne,s.srry delay shippers names marks, and consgnee
with value fu each irest will be required Of our ONCE for
.neral aycrs,e s%ML. L. MlTCHILLs Il SON,
Agents, No Is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

E0a SHREW SBUlf. HIGHLANDS, Ocean
! Aonse, Port Washington aoan.'s Dock, Browns Dock
ss1sssn, Eak Haven and Red Bank Fare p cents The
ss and swift ALICE PRICE. John Borden, COM
ssadc. VIII as f,i,.ws. fo.n Robiusonst, N. r.:
LslvE Srw.yos.. LEAVE RsD BANK
ssday. Sep n y . m AND PLEASURE
.aa,y...~Sep, q q a m Sunday. ....scPt. y, p. m.
INss..SssPr g. Il MonGsy, s u q P M
ssrasy Oct. :. r. m. Ihursday.. Sept 80, p m.
suer LEAD connects with this boat for Pleasure
sasr, or squsn and al par.s Of the country.
0TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
vChesp Excursion Six Cents-Bos's leave STATEN
,esye WHITEHALL nom to p m for Quarantine,
essston aud Nsnderbits Landing.
PEOPLES LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
! ! ISLAND, wHlTEsToNE, NEW-RoCHELLE, and
sucI ISLAND CITY, Capt Jane. vrsdenbuIsb, win leave
Resgens s leaves Ma MsmaOnees n At
Vhie.tone a, s;l0 a IN. ..
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
TUESDAY THURSDAY aud shTuRDHY M SccSt p my
1 n sTt .s ssS1 mo on % IND S6
Hr..er no room. viii b. regarded secured to any spp
ant until the ,hAli have been paid ,or.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By
WA BORDEN Agent, Noe 70 and II wes,'-
'TO BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMFO and
SAFETY The public Informed tsst rhe Old Colony
sd Fsn River Railroad Company have si,shcd 70 the Ps
ess.n Of ih.ir road CREAMESs PAIENT BRAkE oPh.
4TOR Thi. invention taready in many Of the best
roads oany promotes degree Of security to
h~sh1 property impossible without IT, Railroad Managers ~ho
sn themselves Of improvement for the safety
e requested 70 examine this Every day observation
F eoncusyey that The application Of the brakes by
ssd Will, Is good b. FOR ordinary purposes is of
sse IN the presence of danger This Company will furnish
I've Machine. for all The any road aud warrant tlem
srsssr the purpose OF no sale. -
| T. 5. K r. CAR BRAKE co.
w. C. CREANEs, Secretary,
No. 81 Pine-st., " Y
| ELCSHlNG RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
ts, Wharf BY steamer IoLAS s6;S5 70 and lOs u. and
hndt The cars leave Flushius L. L. at :45 and 10
"a aud Sad m meeting sud exchanging passengers
- the boat q Hunters Point Through In minnes Fare
seoa WM M SMITH Rsn.,vs, a'
| TO NEW-HANEN.-Fare 30 cents Berths
free.-By ELM CITY. a. p m. and TRAVELLER a, IL
S~feSssp srnvins in nc for al morning trains To Ust
nseney Ne GRANITE STATE every TUEsDAY THURS
81 s.a SATURDAY at 5 ?. M RlCHD PECK Asea,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
COR SAVANYAH.-The AMERICAN AT

i LANTlC SCREW STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S new and
essn steamship HUNTSVILLE, y A. Post, commander will
have Pier No. H. N. r.. SATURDAY Oct. at o'clock
Cabin passage with unsurpassed accommodations, Sl5
nvuh tickets New Orleans 80 50 Mobile SS5 Mon,go-
Any, $3 Albany Ga, S2f Atlsnta and Columbus Ga, S2;
hr s Freight 10 per foot and poportonate rates
Issuance one half per cent. Apply to
X CROMWELL / Co. No. 86 West-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

~ FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay for
ESQ Return Tickets either Of the above places, good or SIX
months by any steamer ofthe line $50,
FROM NEw-YoRR
EDINBURGH, Cumming SATURDAY, Oct 80 at u noon.
GLASGOW Goodwin at tl2noon.
Rates Of Passage Cabin 75; third class found with cooked
pVyisons, $50 For freight or passage, apply 20
ROBERT CRAIG No. IL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

CUPREME COURT, Erie COunty.-ADEL-
- GONDE McKEEZE Eyecutrix Of the last vii aud tesla
rleut Of DONALD MCKENZIE, deceased plaintiff against
WILLIAM MILNOB, Ad.ninsrsfor 4 al AID sng lar the
goods chatteis and credits e Robert Minor deceased and
Elizabeth d. Minor HE wife, James G. Minor and L0ret'a X.
bis wife John Censor Hiram Merrill John {. strong Edward
Minor George a Mncr hrrria Dck Susan Vincent Hannah
Robinson Geose Be;huus Kinney aud Raphael kinney l
fan's and the City ~ Buffalo, DeendantsIo the DkFhND
ANTS You hereby summoned ard required % answer me
con this action. which Is filed IN the Once II me
Cerk the County Erie Buffalo, the aid County aud
copy OF the said complaint the
subscriber his office IN Mayye in the County Of Chautauqne
within twenty days ser the service hereof exclusive OF the
paut within aforesaid the plaintiff will apply o. the
Court for the relief demanded IN the panDaied July .,
1853. T. A. OSBORNE Mayylle' ~ T.
sl6 law6wThf Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
PEOPLES LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY

tAAARONFCK-On aud after SATURDAY. Sept. IS, the
sncr ISLAND CITY Capt James NrsdenbuIeb, will leave
Ison Market sp 81 Returning leaves Manaoneck at
Ia N. NewRochene 4. a m. City Island 7:45 m. aud
Milestone a. $40 a. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

NPtED. tOMf Oltl, LCONOM - or "a
y yANNAH and FLOBIDA-U. ;. MAIL LINE.-The
t,ore steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH Capt Thos. Lyon,
VII leaye on THURSDAY Sept 30 at u M rom Pier No
North River Through tickets be had for the following
paee Fare low by other steamers from New York to
kunnah. Accommodations superior. NewYork 20 NewOr-
ksus $50 80; Mobile 435 Montgomery Ala i 26 Atlanta
Ga as. Albany, Ga, "a. NewYork to Columbus Ga, 49,
Macon Ga, +2l Savannah, sl5. ~ B.-Persons wishing
throssh apply hour before departure Of steamer
Yer height OF passage apply TO SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL
SON IS Broadway freight by s vessel will be 10 cents
peffoi aud other aTticee In pIopOItiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

ZOE SHREWSBUl.f HIGHLANDS, Ocean
! House, Port Washington. Mounts Dock Browns Dock,
s1hsswn, Kan Haven ard Red Bank Fare p cents The
lev swift steamer ALICE PRICE. John Borden,
nandsr VIII u lo.l koblnson-st.. N. r.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
(LOTH.HALL WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.

- BRoAD-sr., NEw-YoRE, Sept. -, leos'
DRILLS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
N ner II AD r connects with this boat Tor Pleasure
> and r. Anch Port.
ase, ,or squan and al par.s Of the country.
0TATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTlCE.-

u II It
Cheap Excursion fCc Six Cents-Boats leave STATEN
HAND EVERY HOUR from o m to p.
sye WHITEHALL om 3. m. to p. IN. for Quarantine,
s>peton and Vanderbilt Landing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

j MAID LINE.-The favOTite steamship SIAK Of TIE
SOUTH, Capt. Thos. Lyon. will leave --- -----
- rom Pier No North River Cabin passage to Savan-
A ais Bills II ladmg signed only board. For freight or
p.ssa,e, spply to SAML L. MITCHILL SON, No is
Broadway Freight by this vessel will be 10 cents per foot aud
a..r articles Ia proportion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

pose and would remove the Dwarf and lis
Satellites from the Capitol Square and re-
store the square TO its original purpose.
would remove Flondon's Statue from the
dali of The Capitol and give it a central
elevated position in the square, and ii
necessary a canopy from some OF Virgin
la's own marble---thus making Shocco
Hill in Virginia, superior in fame 10
Shocco of Judea.--a name lsraelltsh and
Indian.
As to the expense l had made no esii'
mate, resting assured that when a monu-
ment was erected, it would be one deman'
ded by The occasion, and such as might
become Virginia. l should commence
and proceed unremitIingIy to the cothpFe.
ton, if the time and expense necessary
should equal that of the Temple of Ephe,
sus. Very respectfully,
BRAXTON DAVENPORT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07
anene Aoperme A Agriculture arts ono 5tnes alo
RSON COU

Arnold for the murder Of his wife in Jes-
samine county, Ky. few weeks since at
Nicholasvile on Saturday week. "a vast
concourse OF people were present TO wit
ness the execution, but ii may well DO
doubted whether he multiiudes who rode
many miles for the purpose were remu-
neIaled for their time. Arnold met his
fate IN the most stoical manner; indeed, il
is stated that he seemed 10 have had no
concern about il than if he had merely a
bout to retire for temporary repose. He
slept the whole ofthe night proceeding,
and regaed himself with hearty break
fast the morning of his execution. lie
made but very few remarks after he ar
rived at the gallows, simply referring TO
the fact that he had violated the law. and
was about 10 pay the penalty for ii; pro-
Tossing TO have made lis peace with his
Maker, and that he would Iha. day be in
paradise, asking forgiveness OF all on
earth, as he forgave every one. Having
made these remarks, or the substance of
them, he devoted himself 10 prayer. then
announced his readiness for the work Of
The law, and al 10 o'clock was launched
into eternity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

States Army now here have the privilege
Of going where the interests of the coun-
try demand them and the portion that
was to start for this place ordered in other
directions.
Here the Prophet became excited and
burst into trade agains, President Buch.
anan, calling him driveling old dotard,
whose own party allow should have been
President 25 years ago, when he had a
little sense about him, if ever. But the
Saints did not court war. They prefer
red peace, il it could be had, and they had
made it. They were willing that 'the
world should have the shadow of the
settlement, provided the Saints had the
substance, as he maintained they had
He cared nothing for his own name. lie
Jared not if they trampled it under foot
but he had told ihem "don't tranple me
under foot, for if you do You'll have trou.
ble." Great laughter.
After the conclusion of this sermon
Commissioners Powell and Mccullough
both made speeches, and were cheered
with dealening applause.
The Mormons Returning The peo.
pie are returning rapidly 10 their homes.
Brigham himself informed me, on We'd
nesday last, that the people of Grants
vile. in Loville Valley, had just received
permission to return, and introduced me
to Bishop VIM. G. Young, their leader,
~,b> ,y,s ,ben obou. 10 ctart with his
flock. The prophet himself, with seven
teen of his families, arrived on Thursday
night, and the road between here and Pro.
vo is lined with the returning refugees.
On Monday next the order is 10 be issued
a. Provo for the return of all the families,
and i. will be obeyed with cheerfulness
and alacrily.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07
83JCSIGA I GAI8OU3o
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

Entrance of the .4rmy into Sail Lake
Cty-JiSH 10 PrOUO Gty-Brighan
IO,mg and his Harem, &c.
The special cores spondent Of the New
York Times sends very full and inter
esling account of the entrance Of the Ar.
my into Salt Lake City, and of the atli-
tUde and temper Of the Mormons. Gen
eral Johnston's command entered the Ci-
ty without encountering the least opPosl-
tlOn, or the 26th of June, and marched
on the 3Olh 10 West Greek Canon, eigh-
teen miles from Salt Lake, whence they
were to remove TO permanent quarters IN
Cedar Valley, distant !oriy'hve miles from
the Capital. A, this point, barracks were
10 be erected, and permanent military
post be established. We PRINT portion
Of this letter, as follows:
Entrance ofthe .Armay into Salt Lak'
Ciig.-It was about 9! o'clock in the
morning, when the right Of the advance
column emerged from the cleft Of the Wa
satch Mountains, known as Emigration
Canon, and began 10 spread its long line
over the tortuous road down the ''bench
towards the city.
The day was perfectly clear, and the
whole line Of march could be distinctly
seen as the troops irailed over the gentle
slope from the mountain-foot TO the river
bottom. presenting the finest possible
view which could be had of any army II
motion. Gen. Johnston had issued an
order on the evening preceding his en-
trance to the city, commanding the en-
forcement of the siriclest discipline while
passing through the city, and ordering tht
instant arrest of every man who shouio
leave the column upon any pretence what
ever. The object Of this order was
achieved, and the army presented an ex
ample Of the most perfect decorum, mel
ther by word or deed manilesting the leas
SYMPTOMS of the ill-will which ii IS wei
known was felt among the troops toward:
the people who had kept them freezing OF
Green River during a long and comfor'les:
Winter.
The Refugees at PIoUo--BrighGm'
Harem.- We found Provo overilowlng
with the refugees, living i'll all sorts ol
habitations,- some camping out I'D dimin
utive tents Of calico or white shee!ng-
others in lodges Of willow twigs, and still
others under the shade of roofs made o
strong willow blankets or carpets stretch
ed OIL frame work of poles. With al
of these, comfort was out of the question
but thousands have nevertheless submitted
in silence 10 the order of their Priesily
leaders which consigned them to such {
mode of life. A few of the more veal
thy have erected board shaniies for them
selves. which in this climate, and during
the summer season, are very comfortable
Governor Young has covered an entire
block with this sort of provision for th'
accommodation of his domestic inssitu
tions." The locality which he has selee
ted is upon the beach OIL the eastern EGG
Of the city, directly in the shadow OF TIT
steep mountain sides. He has complete
ly inclosed block with row OF boar'
shanties one story high, all opening Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07


All within and all without me
Feel melancholy thrill;
And the darkness hangs about me,
Oh, how still!
To my feet the river glideth
Through the shadow, sullen dark!
On the stream The white moon ride,h.
Like a barque.
And the linden leans above me.
Till think some things there be,
In this dreamy world that love me,
Even me
Gentle buds are blooming near me,
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise TO cheer me,
From the ground.
And The lone bird comss--I hear it
In the tall and windy pine,
Pour the sadness of its spirit
Into mine.
There it swings and sings above me,
Till | think some things there be,
In this dreaIy world that love me,
Even me.
Now tho moon hath foated to me,
On the stream, see il sway,
Swinging boal-like, as 'lwould WOO nj
Far away.
And the stars bend from tie azure,
could reach them where | die,
And they whisper all the pleasure
Of the sky.
There they hang and smile above me,
Till | think some things there be
In the very Heavens that love me,
Even me
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

Z s. v. YaBris. Esq., Of Hsrpep.Ferty.
has been appointed Noisry Public Tor Def
Gerson County, by Gov. Wise, and Was
qualified for the duties Of the Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

The LoG CABIN BDRsED.--The "old
Log Cabin" so iamops ia pOuicsl his
tory, has gone a, last Il Was the resi-
dence Of Gen. Harrison at North Bend.
about IS miles below CineibAsni, wien
he was nominated for President, and was
made famous by . lhousssJ songs in the
campaign Of 1910. IL loGk Gre and was
totally consumed on Sunday morning last.
Il was occupied by Col. Wm. II. II.
Taylor, (who married daughter Of Gen.
HarrisoB,) and family, and il was slated
that such was the rapid progress Of the
IRE and so late its discovery, thai The
members Of the household barely escaped
N their night clothes. OF course nothing
was saved in the wsyof furniture or doe
uments, and the probability is, ihsl many
valuable papers left by President Hsrri-
son, together with articles cherished as
relies OF The Old Hero, and Of the early
history OF tie West, have been destroyed
with tte building. ssucfs eaass
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07
Alexandria in the Olden Times.

In a volume printed in the year 1907,
entitled, The Stranger in America," by
Chas. w. Jameson, We find, (says the
Alexandra SentineD the following allu-
sions 10 Alexandria. which may prove in
terestng TO some of our readers I'D
alexandra was, ,abops eigh, years ago,
very Aourshing place; but the grea. los
ses sustained from the capture of Ameri-
can vessels by the French in The West In
dies, occasioned many failures. In the
year 1903, the yellow fever, which broke
out there for the frs, time, swept off a
number of its Inhabitants. These shocks
have so deeply affected the mercantile in
terest, that the town has but Two or three
ships in the trade with Great Britain; and
there is little prospect Of It's ever attaining
to lis former prosperity. Alexandra. .6rst
called Belhaven, is laid out upon the plan
Of fhiIadeIphia; and being well built and
paved, in point Of uniformity and neainess
il somewhat resembIs that city on small
scale. lis situation is elevated, command
ing a view of lhe river aud the opposite
shore of diary land. The navigation Of
the Potomack, on whose bank The town is
built, is very good. ! question whether
line of battle ship might moi come up
from the sea and lie alongside Of tho
whar(s, which is distance OF $50 miles.
Six miles higher on this river is the city
of Washington, bnta bar impedes The
navigation up 10 'he navy yard OF the
government" ,.... IusB,ls
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07
G303C38 s90ggg8g.
SOMETHING LOVES ME.

BY T. BUCHANAN READ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

TREMENDOUS HAIL STORM. Ar RoCKA-
wAY.--Aboul noon on Friday, Rockaway,
l.. l., was visited by bail storm which,
for severity, has not been surpassed, il is
said, by any within TO use phrazo
equally forcible) "lhe memory Of The old
est inhabitani." The morning was unr-
suaIly fine, and gave promise of delight
ful day. Towards ~ o clock lhe sky be-
came overcast, and thick threatening
clouds formed III dark masses over The sea.
Suddenly dazzling streak offorked tight
ming shot across the horizon, and. insian-
taneously--wllhout any percrprible nler-
vnl-a short, sharp, stunning thunder cx-
pIosion was heard Overhead-noi MS the
ordinary roll or peal, but as if all the spare
artillery Of earth and heaven were fred of
in ore volley. Children screamed. wo-
men tainted, and many men exhibited
such an alarm as we might expect in The
tropics when the inhabitants g. are favored
by The PremonIIory symptoms Of an earth
quake. Then the rain began TO fall IN
torrents, and soon became mixed with
hail OF surprising weight and magnitude.
The cOngelalions were fat and encular,
transparent at the edges, with white spo,
in the centre, and in their widest diameter
measured from half 10 one and quarter
inches THESE made sad havoc wilh
everything animate and iBsBimsie. and es-
peclally with the poultry whose dead bod
les were snewn on every side. Five min
utes from The commencement the storm
began 10 sbate, and in fifteen minutes all
was over . tHu4rH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-07

All within and all without me
Feel melancholy thrill;
And the darkness hangs about me,
Oh, how still!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Aug. 81,
sheriff and Master commissioner Sale.

y William iIansGis a. A A,snsRder ss gisspe order of q dc Of
vs.. sale to me directed
Harriet Teagarden ct al. from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Delaware county,, ohio, |
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the
Court House in D~elaware, on Monday the goth
day OF September, 1858, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock q. NJ. and 4 O'clock p. m. of said
day, the following described real estate, to wit:
Situate in the county of Delaware in the State
Of Ohio, and bounded as follows. being Lots
No. twenty-one l21I and twenty-five I22ji IN the
first quarter of the fifth I5I township and six
tenth ISL range United States Military land
in said county OF Delaware, Ohio, estima ted to
contain two hundred acres more or less.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master Commissioner
Aug. 20, '58s $4,000 is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

THE SKIN.-s formed with thousands of
pores in every inch of surface whose Office it is
to carry off the impurities of the blocd-th e
acknowledged cause of all diseases OF man
kind-when the skin is dry and parehed-when
it is impossible for the skin under these cir
eumstances to perform its proper functions and
to carry off the impurities Of the body AZ de-
signed BY our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these OBJ
struetions, and produce free ana healthy blood.
remove the errnptions from thu skin, and cause
it TO brighten with the flush of youth and beau
ty. Beauty SO much admitted and loved
Beauty without paints aud cosinetics--bnt beau
produced by health and happiness
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Sheriff and Master commissioner's Sale.
SHERIFF SALE.

W. w Winansl ID virtue of an execution
vs.. I'D to me direc ted from tic
L. W. Condit. ) Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware county, Ohio, l shall offer at public
sale, at the door of the Court House in Della
ware, on Monday the 9th day of September;
4 o clock D. M of said day, the following de-
-scribed real estate, 10 wit: The undivided one
tenth of one-thfrd [bcing the tiethl
part of the following described property: be-
Ing in the county of Delaware and State of
Ohio, in the 4th quarter 4th township and 18th
range United States Military lands, beginning
one hundred rods north Of the township line
at q corner of lands formerly claimed by John
Roberts-thence west IS r0ds--thence north
loo rods-thence east IS fods-and thence 100
rods to the place of Notwithstanding
siSty-hve acres, and being the entire interest
of the said L. w. Condit in said premises.
CuAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Aug. 81, J55S. lS3,50l Is