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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

SINGULAR ILLUsIoxs, The strange illu
sions with which hypoohondriacs and in.
sane persons are oftentims affected, are
not tie amusing to the unconceraed
spectator, however uncomfortable they may
be to the patient himself. There are many
anepdotes respecting these illus ons related
by medical authors.
Marcus Donatus Informs US that ba-
ksr Of Fsrtara believed that he was made
Of butter. aud on that as ,ount would not
approach the oven, lest he should melt.
The same author Ielates that person
by the name OF Vicentius. imagined that
he was Of such size that he could not 90
through the door Of his apartment. HE
physician gave orders that he should be
forcibly led throngh il, which was done
accordingly, but not without,a fatal effect,
Vicen ius cried out. as he was being for 0 /.
cd along. that the A sb was torn from his
bones, and that his limbs were broken of
Of which terrible impression he died In n
fswdays. Accusiog those who conducted
him Of being his murdereTs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

RAILRoApa. There are 8 S.sAs Railroads
10 Ohio built Ata coat,of sl54. .8O5, 4o7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
MonMoN EManArtoN.-On Saturda,

MoRMoN EMIGRArtoN.- N.-On Saturday
evening about 500 Of the Mormoa emf
grants that arrived IN tho city on Friday
from Eirope. left for the Wes, on the AL.
bany steamer Isaac Newton. The Nor
mon agents stationed here. having received
positive orders from President Brigham
Young to send all emig, ants in future ear
ly in the season to avoid the sad calsmi-
ties OF being caught in early Winter on
the Plains. as in 1856. used every dispatch
and in 80 hours from landing in Castle
Garden had them again iu motion up the
Hudson. In emigration business the Nor.
mon chieftain copceives his plans, makes
all contracts, sets the whole machinery in
mot ion and supsrintends everything and
everybody. Without employees to assist
he calls in action the willing hands OF the
elnigrants tn, mselves. and tvaohes them
that they are the most interested in what
has to be done, and holds forth the virtue
Of useful labor. Carrying out matters in
this style, the 500 did all their luggage
business at Castle Garden. got TO the depo,
Of the Nj chigan Central Railroad with all
their children and baggage, ,and were ready
10 hid good bye TO New York. The com
pany had very large amount Of baggage
In addition to their usual free baggage
with each ticket. they had nearly 5000
pounds xtra. altogether they had upward
Of 30, 900 pounds, N. Y. Tribune, 16lh,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

OI fEcRRTARYl OF sfAHFIfs ioPF1eE,l
~ III SCoL11Bus, O., Aptl Il 1851 Z
hereby certify that the fprcgNipg Jojut Resolution
"relative 10 an Amendment to the Con stituiion pro
viding for Annual Sessions ofLhe General Assembly,"
Is u true copy from the original roll Ole In this
office. NJ n ~ Of
Sil4Snsos Pc as sSSs ~ vi or rs,slso.t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
mOAD NOTICE.'

NIoTICFis hereby gy ef, 10. aii whom le,inay CON
sSrns that 40 thd next session of3he County Con-
Rsssleners ~ eSFairasld C9npty, 70 be held in JUNE
nE1I there will haprese MEDIA petition praying for
levitt Commdnrlng on thsold Federal Road, at or
near the Uaon Meeting Houke in said County I'm the
township - RhshcEsek; running East on theline be-
tween tho lands Of Benjamin Fry and Joseph beib in
SecfonTen,tothe OidirNaiIeoaiy (whichpb now vas
y "'''S'' Y''fP MSfSSYpETfTioNERs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
nW- NMA.NNW.,

D". W. "a NEX.
OF NEw YORK, fNHsf
Formerly Physician to the New York Hospital Man,
beIofthe United States Eclectic Medical Associa-
tion; Inventor OF the celebfated Lung Tester. -
''-ai Author Of a New Work on She Causes and Al
tofcgnsumPuon, Cancer and
Blood, Liver, Nerves, Skin, Eycsi Bars &C., de., o.
a. WILL MAKE MS NEXT MONTHLY visir 70 fV
LANCASTER, ~ tsf'.
" ON TuesdaYy June ~ 1893. ~
Hc will arrive on the lrst Train going West, and ro
eSery Soa,6 sStUnah @ ~sU .e ysar y,, once
9Dn,MANLy has hadaR extensive experience Of more
!hantyenty years 10 country practices, as well The
phis HAriag also spent several years among The
Indians, has had ample opportunity to become per-,
agents used by the .sModlciDe Menu or The di6erent
Tribes, He will treat all the diseases that aesh is
Aek To-. His mcdletAcsarc eomposed sofFa5k1, Buds
in the goodness os God, We believe that tor every
mhadss there ia found ~ our own soil a sure and
Cancer ntlpicAt cbashinptio6, scsoNaIa. kheums..
iism, FITS sAli RhaEH, end aA pf the Eye.
81 ISs sss ss' ear asa sH%sSs
SsTss { ssss:.e ews4sansesfs 14G...ssasisa sFEs..
Ne yesr 4s e sESsS ssS
=, 20 oss HSsssaIn Az EsE EsE e sPSSss
OF American Eeleet nraedte 6E nj deiie. he Nas
epeulcd in the College. pf Rhyseians aud Surgenna,
In New York and for many ysars pfacticed the sold
school system.'' About 10 years since, he became
eohbincad ofthe great sARerosty Of Ecleetelpm and
such has been, his success nom that time, IN Ihe
Ut OF many thonsri cases OF lingerl NJ seas-
eondd nee which Only knowledge canevA. Hr. MAN.
Inv will sas happy tpnrdntelfor tbVrcmoNAltef on
arned Tonsis, Tpmors, Cataract, an for nearly ali
Fdlseases " eahrhg rkical nleffefeno6! ban e's
Althouf II Is not tho bestmOae of xamnaiiop,iho
Doctor viii when Desired, describe 10 his patiSnls
their diseases, vithent asking Bny questions He haa
m hiSday book ,the 6Ahosef many HUNDREDS pateuts
y iht4 ytelR Nh9 hsNa been cured within The past
oldechool- The namds and ofthehe psionts
be given ndesred, to enable ;the reader 70 OBJ
| tain the dolas Of the cas6. Dr MikLf will 9bfinR
With him more than "a hundred bnfse offnotp
! 5gesh from the diggings with which he, viii sdpRiE
/ his patients.t ROOMS2AT THE FFRR RH0gSR. ~ =
! Lancaster May ~ lsss-au. 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

MARRIED.
In this .eieSNay IA. by Rev. J. r. Rein.
mund, MASA. lG. ADAM, aud Miss HEsrEE
Pom. both 81 Jhis city.
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NEw Y oRK c ClTrls MAnKrT I'm. r,

bune Tor 10 morrow says:
The number OF hasf cattle in make,
this week, % far .asE We could ystima,e YES.
isrday. v u be ZOO less than last week
With thsse prospects. the prices advanced
yesterday full Lalf cent per pound. aud
eaitls brokers held their stock very stiff
feeling assured that cattle Eotssold at thai
prioes the irstday would ge readily tb,
second. The sales wers large. and al pri
ressquigalent 10 t9c per ID. fot The meat
The quality Off callle is much letter thar
last week. 81ss tsa zasEgIfl ~ 4 =,
The Bribnus's Albany correspondent
says the catde'mafksi there Spsus una
vosably for The hUldssA wSosgeesralI,
oopceed q decIine ol 4ao&c per- pound
I've weight from laal weeks prices. a,
tbinks that nnltlsMi.l aysrsgo from Is o,
70 SEo4 psEleAa l6Fsr than last wsoE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

90 stDeathI 10 all yermin.'' l,.u
ho' As SPRIEs approaches. ~ ''il ~
"., AIMS aud R9AcHEs.y y oea "oi'
tg From iLsir holes come ont, 4.
., .arAnd MIoE.Aad RATs. .ss ,ts
,'-,lf In spite Of Cats aotn 7sy'T es
GailY skip about. t'ta =
BED -BUes bite .'5 l.,,,,,, ,f5ao, .5,
iaM7 You. 10 the night.ai9, seia aa
As on your bed you sIum5er,a ~
tira White IssEors crawl eH . ra''s
y. Thro' chamber and hall, ll' = ., ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

: u 5000 Agents Wanted--To sell four new
Inventions. Agents have made over S2S 900 on
ane.7-petter than all othet similar akeneies Send
ioar Stan pS and geth6 pages particulars. gratis.
March 3, IsSg--em44 y .~..','
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

THE undersigned would invite the attention OF
i farmers to Harris Improved Portable Sugsr
Evaporator for maklug Sugar direct from the juice
OF the Chinese Sugar Cane, Patented, January 10,
1852 This Evaporator is superior TO any other in
use, being provided will healing skiming, strain.
ing departments, valves and dampers, giving per-
feet control the boiling process and danger
Of scorching. The juice flows constantly into one
end Of the Evaporator and honey like syrup flows
constantly from the otler end, the jnice being OK
posed to the action Of heat only from 90 to 80 min
utes. Price $40. Will boil from 10 10 90 barrels
OF juice per day. Terms, half of the price with
the order the balance on shipment Orders should
be sent in earyto avoid disappointment as no more
will be MADE than is ordered
A Bargain.
] will sell one Evaporator for $50 to the buyer
who will leave it in Csdiz ou exhibition from the
20th of August until the 10th Of September. / am
agent for and will sell at manufacturers prices
Douglas Improved Premiem Sugar Cane Mills, the
best that are made. will mail circu lars with cut
and description of the Evaporator and process Of
Sugar making with other information desired on
the subject tree to those sending their address to
M. HARRIS, Wooster, Ohio.
August3, 1s59.-3m
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pointed four out Of nine Supreme Judges-that
they were all appointed before the ''sggressons''
were noticed BY the ObeTlin Saints and high
er-law gentry.
Mr.. Pugh then referred to the assertion OF
Gov. Chase, that under the Fugitive Slave Law
commissioner was allowed $40 for reurnIng
fugitive slave--S5 when not returned. He
pronounced this inlsifcation. The provision
is OF the nature that in case the evidence sganst
the alleged fugitive IS not sufficient to detain
him, he is entitled to fee of SIS but when ev-
idence is sufficient to show that the negro un-
der arrest is fugitive and owes service to the
claimant then the Commissioner is required to
make outa certified copy Ofhis proceedings for
which he Is allowed 50, making the whole fee
SlU. Where the alleged fugitive is discharged
there are no certified copies of the proceedings
TO be made out. The feees correspond to the
labor.
We do not give the above as an exact or &C.
curate report Of what Mr.. Pugh said. lie spoke
so hurriedly, amid So many enthusiastic shouts
Of applause, thatit was impossible 10 report
him. His speech was the most powerful and
convincing that we have ever heard. Poor
Chase sat upon the platform squirming and en-
deayoring to explain. His explanations only
got him into hotter water. He was most com
pletely annihilated. No man was ever so tho
roughly used up as poor Chase! He felt it
and his friends felt it and the Democracy felt it.
We never knew "our boys" to feel better
They were gratifed TO see the old Demagogue,
who harps upon one idea, so nicely driven rom
bis covert. Three years ago Chase backed
square out Of debate with Pugh in this city.
This fall circumstances forced him into it, and he
received most terrific combing from the gal
liant Pugh. When s. ?. Chase wants to debate
again, we advise him TO come to Viffin. Judg.
ing from the trouncing he received here he will
not soon be Spelling for fight" Chase and
whipped and discomfted-let the
the town before "the break of day" They did
not like to hear the luSty notes Of VICTORY
issuing from the throats Of the Democracy!
Three times three for Ranney! Nine times
nine and "tiger" for George L. Pugh!
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the Fugitive-slavs Law, then it was improper
TO nominate him.
"And in our opinion it was improper to nom
mate him, and is always improper to nominate
any man, who, like him, has SO little developed
himself in regard to the cardinal principles ol
our party, as to need, after nomination, TO de-
fine his position!
"Let Us have men true, tried, we'll known and
outspoken, then there is no chance for mistake
or deception.
1--WE regret that Judge Ghoson occupies, as
he does in the minds Of thousands Of Republi-
cans, an equivocal position. Let his position
be at once relieved ifit can be.
1--WE commend those considerations to the
attention of the Ohio State Journal, and the
Cincinnati Republican journals"
"If it can be-? All! there is the rub Ill
these charges are false" says the Bugls, "they
are susceptible Of clear positive and satisfactory
denisls." Certainly, and authority could be
easily obtained from Judge Gholson, to make
as stiff a denial as the case might require, if the
charges were untrue; but, being true, no denial
will be made on the authority Of Judge GhOl-
Enc.
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nuzzA FOR aANNEY AND ruGn {!

Tuesday last was proud day for the Demo
crseay Of old Seneca They assembled BY hun
dreds to listen the vndication Of their princi-
pies by Judge Ranney, the glorious Standard
bearer of their party, who not only demonstrate
ed that their principles were those best ealcu-
lnted to contribute to the prosperity ofthe coun-
try and the people, but conclusively proved that
the principles Of the Republican party were
dangerous and ianalical. Judge Ranney's abil-
ityas a lawyer and statesman is unqucStioned
and he made no charges against the opposition
which he did not pr0Us by facts. lie vindicated
the consistency of our noble old party,--he re-
buked the opposition who charge it with cor
ruption and extravaganza by referring TO their
own history, which glaringly showed them TO
be the most reckless and prohgate party ever
having an existence in this country. He made
no assertions at haphazari. He had the facts
to speak with him.--Mr. Dennison is very
pleasant speaker, and an aiinable gentleman, Of
very ordinary ability, and extremely short mem
org! Mr.. Dennison's speech was indeed pue-
rile affair, unworthy Of the man who desires
elevation to the office ofGovernor. He worked
hard, however to sustain his party in its "wiring
in and wiring out" course but he had not truth
with him. Judge Ranneys exposition Of Den.
nison's two faces was rich, and poor Dennison
had the pity Of all the Democrats in the audi
ence during his empalement by Ranney. The
Judge read from Dennison's speech at Ports
mouth, in southern Ohio in which he took one
position,-- then from his letter to the Oberlin
Saints. taking another position, showing that
Dennison had one face for the Western Reserve
and another for Southern Ohio! There are
many other points in Judge Ranney's able
speech that we would like to speak Of but We
bova rnoy,o ODr icc,a nft 10 W. cor
say that Ranncy made votes by the debate
that Dennison lost. Every Democrat "feels it
in his bones" that Judge Ranney will bo elect
3D. and now since they have seen the two can
didates together--heard each define his position,
--heard their exposition of the principles Of
their party--they Will 60 to work most heartily
to roll up q big majority for Ranney and the
whole State ticket in old Seneca! They felt
like shouting victory! victory! throughout the
entire discussion; the Democracy were well
pleased with the result Of Tuesdays work!
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Commercial.
CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET

CADEA w EOL ESE@ - III Nb N Esk2 III y
CADIz. Ono Sept. II, 80
Flour-For good Superfno and Extra $6.25
@6,5o.
Wheat--90@1,05.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 1885, N. o.
Molasses ~ cts per gal.
Rio C?fse-l1@12]a; Java l8; Pepper l21a
Ground Pepper 12H.
Allspce--l6; Gloves %; Soap, Rosin bar SO
515 German do. ~.
CASTLE soap-l5;Soda 61l5 candles 1872 ola
G,atn-Corn 70; Oats As; Rye 80 Barley
50@6oc.
Rice--519c y fb.
7obacoo--6 Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 3O@33.
Sugars--Crushed and Pulverizcd, Coverings
brand 12@13c.
Starch--8cts y ID.
Tees Young Hyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
3o@50.
Naas-1o to God So, 50. 8 to Sd $3.50. Ste
7d$4,25.
Sah-Plttsburgh, $2,25 u Dbl.
Seeds-Timothy Seed $l,60 Glover Seed
1,00@5,50 Flax $l,00.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
A Protest Against Being Cheated.

The Ohio A1lh S1dvey BUg7e IS not disposed
to be put off with the silly cquiyocations Of the
Columbus Journal and Cincinnati Gazette about
the sale of Dave, Ned and Ras, by its candidate
for Judge. Il says:
If these charges are false, they are succepti-
BILE of clear positive and satisfactory denials.
"lf the charges are false all right, so far as
Judge Gholson is concerned. If true, then the
Convention was imposed upon, and the people
are deceived.
"But the Republicans, as in the case of Judges
Swan, Scott and Peck, must not be cheated.
'1fit is improper for Judge Gbolson, as can
lidate for q seat upon the Supreme Bench, to
preiudge case, by defining bis views upon }
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


-@-A Benevolent institutions es.
sS- @1 sS&~a tabIished by special endow-
ment, cr the relefef the sick and distressed, of.
Hicted with Virulentu and Epidemic diseases.
The Directors of this weII-known Institution. in
their Annual Report npon the treatment of Sexua
Disc for the year ending January lst 1853 ex.
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the abors OF the Consulting Surgeon
in the cure OF the Spermaorhoa, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, GonorrhGa, Gleet, Syphilis. the
vice of Onanism, OF eItabuse, &c, and order the
continuance OF the same plan, for the ensuing
year. The consulting surg on is authorized to
give MEDICAL ADVISE GRATIS, to oil who
apply by letter, with description tage occupa.
ton, nabis OF life &c.) and in cases of extreme
poverty, to furnish medicine free of charge Some
of the new remedies and methods oftreatment, dis.
covered during the past year are of great value
An admirable report on Spermatorrho.a, or sem
nal weakness the vice of Ona1ism, Masturbation
or Selfabuse and other diseases OF the Sexual or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail in scaled letter enveIope) FREE of charge,
on rete pt OF TWO stamps for postage. Other re
ports and Tracts, on the nature and treatment u
Sexual Diseases Diet, &c, are constant being
published for gratultous distribution, and will be
sent to he afflicted.
Address, Tor Report or treatment, DR.. George
r. Kalhoun. consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
otion, No 2, South street, Phi!at pAia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Prest.
GEO FAIRcHLp, Sec'y.
Feb 2. lS59-ly
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CLASSICS! CLASSICS!

Greek, Latin, HeJrew, French, and German.
purpose opening Classical School on the first
of November, ahording an opportunity % those
who wish to pursue any of these branches: Ian.
guages, Mathematics Il Natura! Sciences. Terms
very moderate. Apply to Il. DAVIS.
Sept. In,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
WILLIAM DENNISON.
Keep II before the People.

That William Denn son who is now seeking
TO be placed at the head OF the State Govern
ment. was Senator in the Legislature of Ohio.
during the period that Bliss was Treasurer Of
State, and that although he KNEW the Trea-
sury was unprotected by necessary laws, he
MADE NO EFFORT to place it under proper
ga IA. .ruordr
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PROCLAMATION

rs HEREBY made to the qua iiied voters Of IIsr.
l. Iison County, Ohio, that general election will
day, being the lIth day Of October, A. D. 1882 at
the several places Of holding elections In said coun-
", al which time the following officers to be
chosen, to wit:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one
Judge OF the Supreme Court, one Auditor of State,
one Treasurer OF State one Secretary of St ate one
Member OF the Board of Public Works, one Com.
mon School Commissioner, one State Senator, one
Member of the State Board of Eoualization, one
Representative, one County Treasurer. one Sheriff,
one Commissloner, one Coroner, one Prosecuting
Attorney and one lnhrmary Director.
Also for or against the following amendment as e.
substitute for the first clause Of the tyeuty.6fth
section Of the second article Of the Constitution Of
this State, to wit: All regular sess ohs Of the Gen
eral Assembly shall commence on the first Monday
in January annually"
And the Trustees of the several townships in
said county are required TO return the following
number of Jurors from their respective townships
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
Dg. HDeLlenb0Meh's
September Appointments.

September Appointments.
DR. .DELLENBAUGH respectfully inf orms the
~ citizens of Harrison and adjoining counties,
that he will remain n day IN the following places.
All persons affected with any dseare of chronic
nature, are invited to call for gratuitous consua
tion.
Cuyohoga co.-At his residence Fast Cleveland
Spnngler Avenue, between Main and Euclid streets
l,2, 3, D. Sc 7.e,9, 10, II, u, 10.
Portage co -Garettsville, Norton House, g m.
to 2p. m, 30.
Ravsnna, Collins House, is.
Summit co.-Macedonia, at ii. Piles, "a.
Stark co Canton City, Slower House l7-ls.
Massllon, American House, l6.
Minerva, Yengling House, I, a. m to 8,
Tuscnrawas co.-Now Philadelphia, Combs
House, %.
Uhrchsville, Commercinl Hall, %.
Carroll co --Carroton, Patton House, 30.
Jefferson o--Sterbenville, U. S. House. 25.
Coll mbiana co.-Wellsvile. Missouri House 27.
North Georgetown, 90
Beaver co. Par colchester, Pavilion Hotel, 26.
Harrison co. Cadiz American House, "a.
DR.. Deenbaugh Haters himself that he can
cure Chronic complaints OF the oldest and most OBJ
stinate character. lie uses no mercurial prepar-
atoms, and only medicines that are purely vegeta-
BILE.
DR.. D., OF Cleveland, is the son of the celebra.
ted Dr.. Dellenhaugh, late of Georgetown, who so
successfully treated and prescribed for 267 900 pa.
tents during 26 years practice in this State
All diseases pertaining to Women and Children
are treated with great success by DR. Dellenbaugh.
Where DR.. D prescribes for patients, his char
ges will be satisf ctory. There is no one practi.
cling In Georgetown on the Deenbaugh system
N. DIR. D. speaks the German language.
"About &wo years ago my general health be.
came much debiitated, and in short time there
was an eruption made it's appearance upon my face
and body, assuming the veIy worst type OF skin
disease, tso called by the docttrs My husband
being physician tried different remedies, but a.
vailed nothing | then applet 10 other eminent
physicians but got no relief By this time my head
and face was a mass OF sores heard OF DR.. d 70
great success in treating chronic diseases and DIS
eases OF the skin. applied to him, and in less
than three months, he had the eruption removed,
and my general health improved under his treat.
ment, so that now ENJOY good health. In con-
cluson would say, those sufe ring from like
disease should apply to Dr. Delienbaugh.
MRS. A. FORGEE.
Aug 81, l559-lyr.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Courtcf Harrison County Ohio.
Edward Clifford. Executor)
of the la st will and testament
of Samuel Clifford, decd.
VS.. }Pettion to sell Land
Nancy Clifford tWidow),
John Clifford, Thomas Cliff
ford. ct. al.
John Clifford and Thomas Clifford, who are
heirs and legal representatives. of Samuel iifOrd ,
deceased, are hereby informed that on the 9Th day
of September, A. D 1889 s4id Executor filed his
petition IN the Probate Court of Harrison county e.,
Ohio, the OBJ cot and prayer of which petition Is 10
obtain an order on the 26th day of October A, D
1859 in and for the sale Of the following real es-
tate (ol which the testntor died sezedl or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts OF
said decedant, tu-wit I he South west quarter OF
section No hrty-three 1891 in township No. ten
[lO] range five t5] OF the Steutenville Land Dis.
trict, containing 100 acres
A $50 q part of the south east quarter Of section
No t3) Township No. (llJ Range No: 6; in the
Steubenvllo lano district, containing four acres
more or less. ESlEP & CUNNINGHAM,
sepl44t Au'ys for petitioner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

DISCUSSION BETWEEN GEO. Z. PUGH
AND GOV CHASE.