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Gs Sheridan was staggering home one
night, when he was observed by policeman,
to whom he said confdentially name is
Wilberforce. am religious man, don't ex-
nose me-"
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Capt. Cook taken to Virginia.
u,upppcpIrpc D.. n

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Oct ~.
Capt. Cook was taken to Virginia to-day,
on the requisition of Gov. Wise, by officers
from Virgins, accompanied by the parties who
arrested him. .
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Bank Forgery.

New YORK, Oct. 26.
A forgery was committed on the Corn Ex-
change Bank this P. ", to the amount Of
81 800. No arrests.
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REAL ESTATE.
ID. l.. BisONNEEL.

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge Isant Co. MIMI, will buy aud ssl Real Is.
tate Taxes paid TOR residen Assistance
derea in selecting claims aG., &C. RKFERkSCEs--
Chas. I. Robbins Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank provi.
ience, Il. l., A. bruwneii Co., Boston, Mass, II.
Lincoln, ESQ, New YORK City, T. i. Slaughter Esq,
st. Paul, Col Cyrus Aidrich Mime apos, A. b. Cor.
kSQ., Stiiiv AtHr. r Atr28 II
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'en Brock at the English Races.
New YORK, Oct. 25.

New YORK, Oct. 25.
A letter from England by the Ocean Queen
says Mr.. Ten Broeck's horses STARK" and
"Prioress" were beaten in running for the
Cesarewitch stakes at Newmarket, on the
1lth, STARK" coming in 4th and "Prioress"
9th. The race was won by Sir w. Booths
horse "Atlas"
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Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up-
vsrds Of $11ocO000 of Losses have been paid by tie
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms cnn,,
tent with solvency and fair profit Especial attepto
given to Insurance of Dwense and Contents for terms
Of 1 to 5 years.
The Of this Cooperation has been stable amt
uninterrupted through seasons of naaca sunshine and
conhagrations and maritime disaser Being long estsh
sqed on cash basis the troubles of the credit system
affect us in no material particular.
during hard times" the security of reliable Insurance
an Imperative autythe ability property owners
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns throug
ont the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, st. Paul.
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Earthq uake In MAIN Q.

-.,-;- Boston, Oct %.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at 8 O..
clock Wednesday at Machias, Calais and
Eastport in Maine, and st. George, st. An
drews and st. Johns, New Brunswick. ,-
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w. ~, DIeDOyJt,AI.L

REAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, DKAFTSMAN
and Conveysncer, - engaged in exploring, investint
Money, anu locating Land Warrants. Will furnish
Pre-emptors amt Strangers with all necessary nfors
nation, and piats.. No Investments made in iauus
with which am not personally acquainted. Orders
for Surveying and Drafting promptly executed Office
Corner Main and Brdge Streets, " sbashxw, M. T.
J. r. BRADFORD.
uEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
fhs Post 0ihce 81 Paul, Minnesota. myl
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THE EPHH6lOIOGlCAL VIEW J n q. n =
ORNARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 1870
Fine Plain snd Oolofed Litho-
craps and Plates, sent free Of post. Ik::
age TO all parts Of the Umon.-' HB~1S
Chsspest Book sver published, and ~ & ND8
containing nearly double the guam ~ sgkSA
dty Of reading matter IN that of Nt5<sxsSss SsSES&
the Fifty cents or AoLar Pubiica. GS1&3$S IssYs4
cations: II treats on the Physioio- <@4biSSfu.t&S
~ Of Marriage, and the secret dis \SXsS4&E2fEa
orders and iLnrnilIes VI youth and ~ V1S28ESH
maturity, resulting nom excesses SSSSyS6S ~
which destroy the phy hysicxl and men, -. -
qusnhcstons, Illustrating the anatomy and phys.
oloy, and dleases Of the reproductive organs Of both
snS s1s.tss on th nt.s
mode Of securing them-infecous and infertle ones
contemplating matrmony that win overcome objections
to none, however, should take this important step
And Il s%.ss fro. nianes
old each case graphically illustrated BY beautiful
thssrat Plates nervous debility its c.u.es and cure,
process n once 30 simple, safe and eectual that
failure u Impossible; rules fer daily management;
sss.y On sPsrmasrrs. With practical observations
tOnaiy hints on the injury resulting from empricas
Practices: An essay al diseases arising idscrer
can cure themselves Without meEeuryM4emedss for
those miseries and dsappointed hopes 10
3 e. and saSss sSsns a:si9, s9.
rass. Its psrsa 10 particularly recommended 70 per-
tion Ispd .ho are conscious Of hsvns Ssasrd.d the
health: hsppnsss and privilege to which every human
oelng en- ed TO- Price 70 cents per copy, copies
for one dc tar Mailed free of postage toany part OF
Lane, Albany, N. Y.
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult Dr. Lockrov
upon Of the diseases which his book treats
either personally by mail His medicines often cure
in t short spac. OF SIX days. and completely and en-.
trey eradicafe all traces of those disorders which CO..
pash and subebs have long been antaote to the
ruin the health Of the patient His French Secret"
is great Continental remedy for that Of dsor.
ders which rea, with mercury
to the rretrevable destruction Of the patients consttu
ton, and which al the sarsaparila in the world cannot
cure. r ' : r. 80
DR.. Lockrow's medicines are free from all mineral
poisons, and put sp in . neat and compact which
can be sent hy Express or Mail, and may be taken
public or private house, while travelling without ex.
posure to the most intimate friend or n-
dfADce fron business or study, and change
In the diet necessary Medicines any part Of
the Union according to dire tons safely and carefully
cured from observa alton. Oce removed from No Se
Beaver Street, to 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
AlbAny, New York. rr .-ri,-,a,-,, d. jel9- wtf.
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THE LIVER INvIGoRArOR, PRE-.

l. FAXED by Ok. SANFi
from Gums, is one Of the be
tcines now before the publ
mofbid or bad matter,
from the.systend, applying :.
in their place a healthy
flow Of bic, invigoratingIC
the stomach, Causing TOO
to digest we'll, purifyingE +
the blood, giving tons and
health to tue whsle ma
chinery, removing the "A,
capse Of the lisease-e;-l p
fectipg q TAdicsl cure.-IS
Bilious attacks are cured
aud, what is bstter, pre- :
vented BY the occasional =
use OF the Liver lnvigora-A
tor. One lose after eat r
ing il sufficient to relic, el,x
the stomach and preven, =
the food from rising AL ?
sOuring. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre-. I.
vents nightmare. 0niy {
one dose taken at night, :
ioosens the bowels gentiy,l,
and cures cost. veness.-
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Reported Attempt to Rescue the Har.
per,s Ferry lnsurrcctiOnists.

Considerable excitement was caused at
Frederic City, this afternoon, by report that
a large body of Aboltionists had crossed from
Pennsylvania to Virginia, with the intention
Of rescuing the Harper's Ferry insurrection-
lists. A military left Immediately to assist in
the defence Of the Charleston jail. .,.
The whole affair is belived to hoax
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The Minnesota State Mutual
a. ~ '--, 80 FZRA AND MARINE .-.tt p
Insurance Company,

Authorised Capital $oO0OOO Capital Pad In e9o0O0Q
PREsIDExr-COL JOHN 8. PRINCE.
~ DIRECTIONS: .-"-i. tsio 80
Henry Hale, - J.P. kiAaer, Edwin Caldwell
J. w. Bass, ut Richard ute, J. z. Hsy saro.
Luke Marvin, S.P. Poison, &, NJ. W. 6itt.on
Hndley ncOormack, O. II. SchurmieE, John g. P6incs
.-as g. os,' sscasrArr-s. n. FLINT. -
This Company has beelin operation about one month
and has insured 1t ths ne Janu ry zO 1852 over one
quarter OF Million Of Dollars This eled sue
cess sure guarantee OF the soidity of the
Ere and Marine insurance effected At from Is to 81 Der
cent less thau IN foreign companies. ~ 40 -. FL
once sshs.nsisrs Rlock, Corner Of Fifth and Jack
= : -c.,,--''" - Cd f-., -lfig o..
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Death and Burial OF II. =. Merriam.
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.] 9li

F. j. Merriam, of Boston, who had some
connection with the affair at Harper's Ferry,
but escaped before the taking of the Arsenal
has since died of his wounds. He was hur-
riedly buried in this State by fugitive slaves.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.

1O00 BARRELS MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER
OSfO just received and for sale At Wholesale aad
Retail st the Milwaukee Lager Beer Hall, corner of
Bench and wabashsv Streets, near the Bridge "
- Is.l, August s5th, 1sso. .,I1 m -aaGa1 1ts
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I'D, compounded entirely
purgative and Liver Med
These Gums remove all
,One dose oftwo tea spoon,
fuls will always relieve
sick headache. Only one
dose Immediately reileves
CDolic, waile one dose Of
ten repeated IL y sure
cure tor Cholera MUrbus,
and q preventative of
Cholera. Only one bottle
is nee Led to throw out Of
the system the effects Ct
medicine after = long SICK
ness. One bottle takeA
for Jauntice removes all
sallOwness or unnoiurA
color from the skin. One
dose taken . short time
before eating Civ es vigor
TO the appetite and makes
the food digest we'll. One
dose often repealed cures
lChronic Diorrhea in its
worst form, whiie summer
and Bowel Complaints
yiel0 aliucSt - the Il. st
,iose. A few bottles y Ill
c',re Dropsy 6y exciting
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the SbsorDeiu We take plos ure IN recommending
this medicine - preventive fcI Fever Ague Chill
Fever, and all Fevers Of Bilious type 1t operates
with certainty, aud thousands Wiling testify its
wonderful virtues. All WIN use II are glvms the upan.
i'm. us testimony In its favor. Mix water the aouth
With the !nvgOrstor aud swallow b0t together. Price
Ono DOtldr per R0ttle. DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
No. 24o Broadway, New York Ret lied BY all Drug.
giss Sold, also, BY w. H. M0HTON, Jackson street,
and VIM. b. WOLFF, St. Anthony Street, Agents. St.
Paul. iy28-dav6m
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WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN.
Three Davs Later from Europe.
Summary OF News.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

T TOWLARTON Il CO.. N MANUFAC.
d rUkERS Of all kinds of Ornamental Iron Railing
Door Sashes snd Grating, and af kinds Of work forbud
ings and repairing Of engines and ali kinds Of
~, oosDss Sisth and Mipnssoss oas Saint PSnjI p n
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05

MISCELLANEOUS.

DEALER IN READY.NADE CLOTHING, Hats, Can
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail
Lamberts Brick Building, under the Minnesotsn Ofc1
Third street, ct. Paul Minnesota. ~ Y t-' .TITE r,
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VOLUME X, NO. 80.


WESTERN RESERVE House BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION "A meeting Of tho Directors
of this Association, hold at the ollico of L
i. Couant, Esq, on Monday, arranged for
holding thoir Second Annual Fair at their
grounds in Ravonua, on Tuesday Wednos.
day, Thursday, and Friday, September 9th,
2Sth goth aud 30ih
Tho proium list which will DO issued in n
few days, will be largo and lbolal-and
presents moro than ordinary Inducements
TO horse ownors to bring forward their best
stock. The managers huyo tho facilities
at their command to rendcr this tho best
Fair of the kind ever held in tho boundaries
of" the West"
Tho grounds arc largo and ample and tho
accommodations for stock. &c, will DO the
very best, whilo it is conceded on all hands.
that tho track cannot bo surpassed Tor
half mile track
The fair last Fall was satisfactory in
every degree. The Association have boon
very fortunate, in all thUir undertakings.
aud the officers are men OF spirit aud
energy, whose well directed labors will So
care for their Society prosperity. the good
will and appreciation of the public, and nd.
vance z valuable, cherished department Of
tho agricultural interests of tho country.
Whon all tho arrangements hayo been
completed for tho Fair this fall. we shall
again call attention to the matter 49, Ra-
traLa Democrat
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SIIERIEEvS SALE

r. virtue of an order Of sale issued from the
- Court OF Common Pleas Of Gcauga Co. o. 10
me directed and delivered, wherein Joseph Emer.
son is plaintiff and Thomas Bouney is defendant.
shall Uilcr for Sale al public vcndue at the door
OF the Court House in Chardon, Geaugu County.
Ohio, on
Sot"rddy, the 27h day Of august, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. md ?.
NJ Of said day, the following real estate, to wit
Situate in the township ol Thompson, Geauga Co..
Ohio, aud is known by being part of lot No. l3 in
said township of Thompson, and bounded as fol-.
lows, to wit: Beginning on the west line of said
lot No. u.s. at the northwest corner of land decided
TO James Ronth and Rufus NJ Roath by Martin
Sheldon, thence eHst % chains aud 81 links to the
center Of the highway, thence north along the cen
ter OF the highway far enough that line running
west to the west line Of said lot parallel with the
south or first mentioned line will contain thirty
acres OF land he the same more or less but subject
TO all legal highways. TERMs-Cash in hand.
f. 6. WHITE, Sheriff
SHrRIrF's OFFICE. Gcaugn Co.,
Chardon, July %, 1853. 497.w5
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

Henry q Fletcher, Ad'mr Of !
David Smith, deceased, In Probate Conrt.
CO., us. Z GCnuga County,
aud others.
INllE said Wallace Smith, a resident of the
J. State OF Missouri, aud the said Aonzo Smith
resident ut the State OF Vermont, who with
olhcrs,arc heirs aud legal representatives, OF David
Smlill deceased, are hereby notified that on the
list day Of July 1889 said Administrator filed his
petition in the Court aforesaid tho object aud pray.
er Of which petition is, to obtain an order from
sad Court, lur the assignment ol dover OF Ann j.
Fletcher in, aud for the sale OF the following reni
estate (oi which the said dccedonl died seized) or
So much thereof as may be necessary to pay debts
OF said deccdent to wit; The Homestead and lot,
upon which the said David Smith resided at the
time OF lis decoaso being about one acre OF land
part OF IotNo. - of the Town Plat of Burton in
snd County. The snid defendants will take notice
that said petition will be for herring in said Court
on the 27tlI day Of August 1859. at 10 O'Clock
AN. DURFEE & HATHAWAY.
Attorneys Tor Petitioner
july 2yll, le59. fyS.iw
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LEGAL.
sIEERIFF's SALE. f.

RG virtue OF an execution issued from the G. our
- OF Common Pleas Of Ashtnbula Co. Ohio.
TO me directed aud delivered, wherein K a n.
l)aft a. Co nro plaintiffs ahd Ihumns BonneV de
lendant-l have levied upon and shall offer for
SAFE at the Court House m ChardOn, Geauga Co q,
Ohio, on
Saturday. The 27h day Of August. 1850.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. md 4 p
NJ Oi said day, the following described zeal ,s
tote, TO wit: One piece known as parts orlots Noa
one una twelve IN Thompson township Geauga
Co, -, and bUunde as follows to wit; itep npiny
In the center OF the road running from Churdon To-
Jefferson at the point where said road crosses the
Lake aud Trumbull Co Plank road thence by
Tie center OF said plank road North 50 de-.
grces, west chains 7S links, thence sputh dOl,
degrees west . chains and & links to n post IN
the northcrly liLe OF the Steam mill lgt thence
south % degs, 2Ciains and links to the center
ot the ChardOn and Jefferson road, thence by the
center oi snm rond north iS}s degrees cast five
chains and 30 links to the place VI beginning con.
tanning one and forty hundrcdths acres OF End
Also the flowing described piece Of land knov,ri
as part OF lot No. 49, in snid township OF 'TLoun.
son, boupde1 as iOllows' Beginning on the cast
line Oi SAID lot % chains aud 80 links from fine
soullrc1s corner Oi sniG lot, from lonce west %
chains aud 81 links to the center Of the highway
thence nOrlhwardly ia the center OF the highway
l6 chains and ii links thence cast 81 chains and
- links To the east line OF said lot thence south on
the cast line Oi said lot ID shuins and % links To
Also the following described piece Of land known
ns part OF lot No 10, in said Thompson township.
and is bounded rs iOllUws Beginning at the south
west corner OF John Fox's land it being the north.
west corner OF land decided to Jane, aud Rufus VI
Rof1h by Martin Sheldon in said lot No 49, thence
east on said line % chains and 30 links to the con.
ter OF the highway thence southery IN the cen.
ter OF the highway 20 far that line running west
To the west line of said lot 49, parable. with the
hr mentioned line will contain 80 acres of land /.
thence north tie west line Of said lot TO the
place oi beginning. containing thirty acres OF land
Also the following described piece Ol laud known
as part OF lot No. lJ in said Thompson township.
bounded nj IollOws' Beginning on the west line Of
SAID lot No. l3 at the southwest corner OF land
decided to Jumes and Rufus M.Roath by Nlurrin
Sheldon. thenre cast 2S chains and IS links to the
center OF the highway, thence along the center Of
the highway far enough SO that line running yycs,
to the west line Of said lot parallel with the south
or rst.mcnuoned line will contain thirty ucres Of
land subject to all lega! highways
First piece appraised a $500. Second piece np.
praised ut $3.50. Third piece app aised ntsGGu
Fourth piece appraised at 600. TERMs Cash in
hand r. G. WHITE Shc,iT
SnERifF's OFFICE, Geauga Co,
Chardon, July %, 1859. 4gT.w5
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JULY 20, 1859.
MEDICAL.
August Appointments.
DrH.TUBBs WILDE in attendance q

Diows. o""S Will be in attendance usfOl-
CnAaOoN, Chaso's Hotel, on Thursday. 18Th
.IAiyrsviILr CowIes uoute, on wednosdov
18th August. '0u"''
CLEVELAND, American House, on Friday mud
saturday, 18th and 2Oth August.
J. OF cQnsultotion upon all diseases of the Throat
huIss' Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys
SShu Spleen alsc, Dropsy. Gravel Rheumatism
NetVousncss, Debility, dyspepsia, Female Dia,
pssi Agno and Fever, tiis, Impurities Of the
iE vn,iD,; ll uPuuns' Cnncers, Ulcers, and all other
mi md i.S ,onS 7'ahuins complaints, both exter-
d, for some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire
'fhe 10 chronc diseases, treating thousands ANN,
~ uty .,lHny pi whom had exhausted every other
resource within reach In no case are r3,uc,oJ,
or oHer POiSOns cmBtoy6d nor docs he make SCI
10 make well, or teur down to build uu nGnin -
/ he medicines can be taken with snfciy 6v tho
nlost delicate' and patients may remain at home
and continue with prudence their ordinary diet
nnd exercise Mary have recovered under tLe
treatment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the ndisputable evidence of which
can always be furnished. lnvalids, however re-
uuced or despnlring, are invited to call and NAV
be assured that no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without q corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
RAvENNA, O., Nov, 1858.
Dr. II. IrBBs-Sr | am glad to add my tes.
unohy 10 the number Of those you are receiving.
/.
Perhaps this may influence some other hesitatIne-
inNalld to seek relief at your hands During Tie
winter OF 1850, was 50 reduced as to be unable.
When strongest, 10 sit at the tuble Ny affection
was said to be disease of the left lung heuit and
stomach. The cough was very severe, attended
WIN shorness OF breath, night sweats and SWELL
ing OF the tee' and ancles. Digestion was so fee
Die .lnat could eat little else Than cracker during
lhe NInIer, aud for two successive weeks, sub.
sisted on rice water or gum arabic water alone
sinking turns came on nearly every day, and oc-
cnslonally several in one day, dcpriving me of
speech aud sometimes Of sight Also, Palpitation
was distressing. The heart appeared to stop a.
times, causing death.lke sensation as though
the breath WAS gone, and the circulation arrested
Thus suffering indescribubly and to all appear.
once balancing between life and death fingered
unil relei was obtained under your treatment. I
was 1T that time residing at Mortified, Summit
60, where the circumstances here given wero
known generally | am now enjoying comfort
able health, aud though not as vigorous as many,
am able to perform household duties without in
convenience and have walked over two miles with
suffering nothing more than fatigue at the time
lhe great benefit derived from your treatment
and the interestyou have manifested for me, shall
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
Respectfully, yours,
Mas. MARY A. BATEMAN.
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NOTICE
state OF Ohio, Gcausa County SIS.
M Prtbate Court
ohm G,Dtbom. Eunriiau e..

state of Ohio, Gcausa County SIS.
M Prtbate Court.
John Gotham, Guardian. &c.,)
Is.
Wary Eliza Peek und Emma Petition to sell
Jane Peck, minor heirs und Land
Legal representatives ol Lois
Peck deceased.
The said defendants will take notice that on III,
2Jh day OF July, lsj9, the pnutiH John Gotham
as guardian Of said defendants filed his petition in
said Court-thc object and prayer OF which Perl.
uon Is to obtain an order for the sdc Of the fol.
lowing promises, of which said Lois Peck died
seized 10 wit About Acres OF Land situate and
being part Ot lot No. twenty eight in Tract No
one, m the town ship of Ncwhufy in said county
aud Is known by being that part Of Amos An.
drew's llonsead, set off and apartcd to said Loi.
Ieck, 10y proceedings in the Court of Common
Pleas OF said county The defendants will TAX
notice that said Petition will he heard in said
Court first mentioned, on the eth day of August,
1859, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
DURffE g. HITmAwAY,
Att'ys. for Petitioner.
July 26th, 1859. 4gs.wi
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Common sense rules the mass of the people

Common sense rules the mass of the people,
whatever the misnuned and misant thrope phiIoso-
pliers may say to the contrary. Show them q
good thing, lotits merits be clearly demonstrated
and they will not hesitate to give it their most cor.
dial patronage. The masses have already ratified
the judgment of physician, concerning the vir.
tuss of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, as may be
sssn in the immense quantities of this medicine
that are annually sold in every section Of the land
It is now recognized greatly superior to oil
other remedies yet devised for diseases OF the di-
gsstive organs, such as darrhDa, dysentery, Gys-
pepsia, and for the various levers that arise from
arrangement Of those portions OF the system Hos,
letters name is rapidly becoming household
wold, from Maine to Texas, from the shores of
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article and be
satisfied
Sold by all druggists in the world
31- See advertisement in another column.
lO1W9
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sIIEIsIFFS SALE.

IN obedience 10 the requirements of nm order oI
L Sale issued from the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF the County of Geanga
and State of Ohio, in certain suit wherein Aaron
Wilcox is plaintiff and Harlow llostord and Isauc
Hostord are defendants, 10 me directed and de.
Ilycrcd, have caused TO be appraised, and shall
expose to sale nj pullc vendue al the Court House
IN Chnrdon in said County, on
Saturday, The Sd day Of September. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock NJ. oi said day, the undivided three.
tours ih common Of the following real es stu.
ate in Churdon, Geaugu County Ohio, known aud
described as follows, 10 wit: Lying in the north.
cnsr part of Lot No twelve u2y in tract No. one
% township No, nine i9) containing fifty acres OF
land being same land conveyed to Warren Nelson
Harlow lsuac and Hannah Hosiord by Eleazer
und Jane c. Paine by deed dated December I2th,
1927 Reference being mad to said deed ol Paine
for more iull description.
Said Premises appraised at Si05O. Terms
Cush in hand.
f., G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chanccry.
Sheriis Office, Geauga Co.,
July 29th, 1859. 4o9.5w