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HOW AIRED ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A brncvur't institution, established by special Gu
dUWmcEt iOI the rclici vi the sick and dis.
tre5se,, afflicted with Nnuielt and
clIdrnILC llscaNts.

The Howard Association, in view OF the awful te'.
tIuCllou ct human lift, caused by sexual diseases, ara
the GrCrltiUus liaCl' Cd " On the unfortunate NItclms Ol
,G.h diseases by QUatk>, scN,Ial years ago directed they
{ UusuitniL SuI econ, asa tilAnIIAELE ACT WOllhy oil
lrrir ualuc 10 open 4 MsI CnSaIl Ton the treatment ol inns
class ui diseases, III all their forms, ard 10 give Medical
advice GRATIS, iuUlI no aIIly by letter, with a DIES.
c]riitiuu al their condition, (1gc. occupation, habits 81 NE
NC,) and in Eases of cNtIcmc poverty, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE, II is leedle>s 10 AID
that the Association commands lie highest Medical skiii
OF the aac, AID Will finnish the most approved modern
treatment.
that their iabDIs In this sphere Of benevolent effort, have
been Of great bcGelt to the afflicted, especially 10 the
Young, ard they have resolved 10 devote thrm'clvcs.
Win REM wed zeal, 10 this very important but much des
plscd cause.
Ulstpuhtishcd by the AssoCiatiOn, a Report on Srermo
tDrthua, az Scinimnl Weakness, the Vice OF Onalism,
MiStui batiouOr SELF bnsc, aud ether diseases Of the
SrXUdl Organs, by The Consulting Surgeon, which VIII he
sent by mail, Gin a sealed letter clNclole,) FREE Of
CHARGE, On rrCrirt Of TWO STAMPS tor postage -
Oulcr Reports and Tracts on the nature ard treatment OF
Sexual diseases, diet, Sc, are constantly being published
rr rratuitous StI!hutiOn, and V i'll he sent TO the afnicted
some ui tue new remedies and methods Of treatment
discuyr, ed duIi 4 TIE last ycar, are Of great value
rOUGuIl\ Acting surgeon, Howard Associations, No,
> south Ninth street, Ihiaoell hia, Pa.
Ey order Of The Directors.
Ezra j iIEARIWELL, President.
GEO. FAIEcHILD, secretary.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.


.N.lIETIN TTTITIi TtNt''
We have opened an extensive sired ana
Agricultural Store, and shall devote our *
c~,rf-iyo attention to this branch Of the buSi-
ness, md purchasers eau rely upon being
supplied with frcN's seeds and TIE most mp
proved kinds ot implcmcnls and machines.
cur Garden Seeds are from y. Lnndrcih "
sons House, and all are the growth Of lN'~;
uur Field Seeds are selected wIlh care n"d
~. u.uIInnLnl IN nnrnLunln
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'TUTVSNIS VIOTNYJ JUL fIVHT"70 W"V1'
free II any 0dGrcSS.
VArrs 'r' taNEsN ssIpu'esS CAV.

They have q InBgniilCcnl assortment OF Looks ara have
prepared the selves with imruucrablc elegant GINS 10
be distributed HInua. THEN troupe OF hicIdS and CuStOii'
ems at 8IEcI--hAiT StN,
Not only may Il selection be made uiany choice work,
but with il the purchaser lssu, l. 10 receive some article
~ulJcWcIry, which in many cuscs,p proves quite valuable
IALT, DAILY I~NtHANCE,
They make no promises th"t are not performed strictly
to tie letter, and By thus IuuCiuAlly cahcclIng their obi
cations, have "a ned the cUtiIc C%OnIidcLte Of Not oily oLl
citizens lMl the cOuntr rs brOad,-EAL1. PArIlOI.
noUk al Ills establishments. Il few days since, and re
CcIvcd 20 double Cdsrd todd Watch, valued at one hnndIcd
dulIaIs.-IALI. tlIprEH
Tie success which attends the Gin foOk House OF
Messls, II, 4, How ~ ca has ~ rTtc"ocmS IL tile an
ual> Of Git Enterprises liLrtErIcaN AAD ALGuS'
Gland see them, ard our VOID for il, yuuwIlI not lc.
gIrt yuuI vIst--I IPA' Gu, IALI.-
The Inducements TO The southern aId western people
to make heir purchases rron Ncssls. liOyr y Go, arc
much .Iralrr than can be- oFci ed by AN! hoG'e OF the Kind
In the e.. ltry. I~lriglt from IaltinOrc. 10 amy SOLihcIn
point H. less. ard the immense order business done 10y
this fra lisa luIHniCe Ol lhclr iuIhlimcHt OF all promises
Family journal.
: it IT,, ina moral, getting books for nothing and being
paid TO take them -Hcvator.
Al orders viii he promptly aud lmp0rtinllv filed, and
forwarded WITH IN one day alcr being received. The 9lls
in All cases viii ACCOMPANY the lGoks, with a written
certificate to the person sending the order.
Rrmcmirr, no gijis diStrjdutcd Of tess
raivc them 80 cts. o morc Man SlGO.
Address
III. r.. EgOYT & CO.,
No.l | Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
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NASHVILLE.
FALLING ANDERSON. CHURCH ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn.
II. a. G.. ANDERSON,
Wholesale Grocers, Produce and
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDlES, WINES, WHlSKEY, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bac0n, L0rd 0nd Country
Proaacc, # GERRY Description,
Corner OF College odd lroOd ttSi
Nashville NENNEsSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENNEssi

" u arc now In receip, ola large aud well assorted
W stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &C, to "liIN We invite
Inc slleMtlOM Olllc Undo.
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DIR. l~1OOELAND'S
MIC CORDIAL

DAISA MiC OOnDLAL,
FOR me SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, coidS, iuDncn"a, Group hoarSe'
ucSs. Lronchjii&, discusses of the bowelS
miSing from coid, mcipicm CONSUME.
ton, aud .jor The rchej ond " at all
DoSSidiD CNrc Oj patents IN adcahced
stageS n the iatter disease.
Catmrh, or Common Cold, as it is iamiiiarly called, 10
worthy OF stGdy, uGa seuOus enough to be avoided, ipoS'
side. Dr. iciI sa}s;"l WA not say lhHl .Vus h,e "
u, inhabitants wat line fLAclkaId YELLOW fENkh are
To those al Other Countries, bal, icInaNcr confidently tllai
llcy usher ~ discasc OF slcatcr c~onlNcily ana mortality
man these lJtici."
"I n me danger OF HpoNcnIlIs aud PNEuMoNIA, which
| often follow III the tam Ola neglected cold, and ~
rHImsIs PuLMuNAI.iS, the tuherCulai irritation VI winch
Is Developed by the same cause, we surely nave PROOF anu
5raunGui s~uliIicul tur attention. not only TO the pleNeii
i've means, but also TO Tie tuIdtINe ones ol u "iscahe,
which however mild l." It's tIcel tIOI IS directly Cf iiui
Icruy productive OF such diversified and alarming icsLIts
This lesson should he particularly Impressed On Those
WHO have any constitutional tendency loPCLMoNhli Con-
sumrlluN. H..
Inc Toe oithc lials0mic Cordial, agreeahlytoihe dircc
ions ACCOMPANYING co,n bottle, vii! lcadiI! cure the most
distressing case OF cUNsh.
IoYgus sunclImcy proceed nom a d%isordercd or dys'
pCilIC state Oi the stomach, N when case Tue herman
uUtcIs should be used. In CascS Bl WedhhtsS, VI ScIicla'
debility III the system, lesultius lronIa plolldcle" Cough
uic Lehman Iiucis viii TIC lbGlh OF glcal Dththt' q,
IN cases ul ACCIE defamation OF the Lungs, the prom
cent sy mliuIus generality arc--tulIicd ana lai'luI lesll
alton, lnI cl lrCt riIHliHuliou u the blood, cough dHu
rI CCluIalIuI attended with eNcileu,eil VI lhc hcdIl
rNcr, various arrangements ul tie disctlNt.id urinary
,ys,rus, IIostr,tIuE OI% sttclglh, &C. Lhe mugs may ot
Ua eascd without any OF thcSe symptoms lElAG. rhoMi
.ENr. hut the luurmur produced during inspiration an"
'csIhotoi, AID the alternate contraction aId expansion
Of tue chest, evident to both siell AID Ieclit4, all iufLisi
most imIOitUht Il!SiceI Signs III case oIdlscase, ana
sluuid receive prom { attcIiion.
This disease is usually caused by a cold settling on the
lurga, and the use ul the laIsun.iC Cordial soon performs
4 ruiC.
Ihe Terrible fatality of diseases resulting nom o "coN
mon COLD" may be seen By a glance at the following sta
iIatiCs, taken rom The records OF the Board ol Health o
rliihdclI Aiu, COliesacdly ole Otthc most healthy locaiitic'
ia the umUII:-
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BALTIMORE
am arMlNG NEW :!

A Gift Enterprise conducted upon a liberal
and impartial plon'!!
Endorsed by the entire Press OF the C''y Of
Baltimore
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-26
M E L A n G E.

How WELLINGTON GOT UP LATIN SPEECH
The Duke of Wellington used to relate the
following of his installation at Oxford
When went to Oxford as Chancellor was
very much puzzled when they told me l was
to make Latin speech at the Inauguration.
Now, any speech is difficult. but Latin one
was impossible; so, in this dilemma, 1 applied
to my physician, as most likely from his pre-
scriptions to know Latin, and he made me 9
speech, which answered very well. l believe
it was very good speech, but did not know
much of the matter.
Men who complain Of the miseries of this
life. are, for the most part such as are unwil
ling to practice self denial or submit to those
rules of their animal and moral economy upol
which salutary and uniform happiness is foun
ded.
An inebriate recently excused himself OF
the ground that it wasn't him but his healtl
that had been drunk. ..,... -5-
The prettiest lining for a bonnet is smil
ing face.
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A nmINIsrRAToR,s sALE--Rr rirtue

A DMINISTRATORsSS SALE..-By virtue of
county State of Ohio directed shall offer for
sale at public auction on the premises in Hlra on the
third day of November \ D. 1859, between the hoprs m
following described real estate, to-wit:
An undivided tour-ffhs in common of certain piece
of land situate u the township of Hram in the county
of Portage of Ohio and being in lot No. 3s in
said Hiram, and bounded follows, to-wit: Beginning
South SO degrees minutes East distant IS chains and 40
links from the Southwest of said lott thence North
degree so minutes east eleven chains and three links,
post thence South 80 degrees 80 minutes East TWEEN
ty coy chains to pos thence South degree 80 minutes
line of said lot No. Sc thence North SO degrees six min
west along said line nineteen chains and ninety mine
therein ie'' S'' '''' '''''' $50 :
Also the following other described piece land
Situate in lot number forty -three in said Hiram and
bounded by beginning at the corner of said
the north lire of said lot thrtyeght chains and forty
eight links to post in the road leading from the center
Of Freedom to the center of Hiram thence South deg
IS minutes; west along the center of said road thirty five
ch aims and "a links to post thence North 50 deg u
minutes, west fifteen chains to post thence South
ine of said lot No 4s; thence North SO deg Is minutes
West along said South line % chains and go links tothe
minutes East along the West line of said lot foty
and hyour links TO the place Of beginning, containing
hundred and forty eight 45l00 4S 45-l00,
Subject to the dover estate of Phebe Mason, widow
Caruot Mason, therein.
Aso. the following other tract of land situate in saii
Hrar and being in lots numbers a and 40, and hound
ed foows beginning at the Northw corner of lo
No. 49, thence South 80 deg. 10 minutes east along '
North line of said lot 4S chains and 40 links to post
thence Sou,h chains TO posi- thence North So deg
minutes West IS chains and 90 links to post in the ln
between said lots Nos AZ and 49; thence west chain
and links to post; thence Norrh chains so post
the North line of lot No 49, thence east along said NORTH
line chains and 60 links to the place OF inning
containing eighteen of landl2 312-l00 acres Ii
lot No 4s, and 6ss-iOOO in lot NJ 40 Subject &C
the dover of Phebe Mason, widow of Carno Ma
son, therein ass
Said order of sale issued in certain petition fol
the sale of real estate filed in said Court Nov H. 1877
wherein Simonds Rider, administrator of CarnOt Mason
deceased is petitioner and Mary and others heir
of said Carnot Mason, defendants. Said prenise
appraised at 5 l;.-..
SIM0NDS RIDER,
g-a Administrator of Carnos Mason, deceased
RE ]. d. HORTON Atty. ---- oct 5-fW
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE undersigned would announce to the citiz.ns n
Ravena and vicinity that he has taken the
shop few rods North of the Prenss House, where he
VIII De pleased to intend to all those wanting in his
lne Particular attention will be paid to horse shoeing
repairing and ironing Buggiss and Wagons.
he feels confident that he can give satisfaction 10
those who may place their work in his hands; and he
es to entitle himself to q bara share of patronage
Ravenna, Oct 8, 1859. -oct5-3m :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-26
aEO HALL,S New Stncl.azssssa..z

GEO. HALLS New Stock -
~ of Piano FoRTEs, MELoDEeNs, GuI FTI VI
rARs INSTRUCTION Books, STOOLS COVERS DusTsRs ani
GUITAR STRINGS, all of The best quality the
rates. for tue opening trade ls59-at Rayenna O.
RAVEN, BACON CO.'S PIANOS, n. Y.
satisfied after thorough investigation into the
comparative merits of ten of the best New York and
BostoS makes the most desirable Pianos in market.
With 80 years quiet and undertaking effort, to
produce piano without fault in the judgment of the
most refined musicans, the 3 F4-l 49, sA
Raven. Bacon & Co. Piano is a Gem, q
symmetrical Beauty, a M odel of
"a Music without Noise
Its beautifully soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated
with the most exquisite delight anG the listener sell
dom goes away without say ing, i wish had Piano
like that
Don't buy Piano until you are setisfed you getting
good one Don't think that because Piano Is cheap,
you getting bargain, that II is high priced
| you necessarily get good ore.
: Nv. coon ADVIt,Ef-Have the Piano set up in your
paror if possble-iook ut it, Try it. get the opinion Of
good judges Buy of some responsible person as near
home possible. These superb instruments furnish
to at low rates, and moss sincerely hope
that eort to furnish good reliable Pianos, Melo-
deons, &c. will be duly appreciated and time and money
saved.
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of 81 octaves, very good subs.
4 tute for Piano. ssrzf Es1-5 -
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
a very superior article warranted-and by the way,
young and gentlemen, why don't learn to play
the Gutarf II is convenient and fashionable in
.
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90 ! ! IIIFOR SALE.

iii| The Dwelling House and four acres of land, oc-
I'LL cuped by the subscriber, is now offered for
sale reasonable TERMS 1t is situated the west side
of Chestnut street, short distance south of the Court
House, is thoroughly built of the best materials and no
pains expense has spared to make it pleasant,
convenient and comfortable good well of never-fnil
ing water and cstern under the roof wood
house. smoke house and ice house, conveniently at
tached. Also, large Horse Barn Carriage House and
sheds for cows pigs. poultry and cstern for watering
stock The land garden is in high state ofcultiva
on good bearing orchard and so young trees of vari
GUS kinds, from the Rochester N VI Nursery Also
for sale rent house and lot adjoing 90 Chestnut
horse barn. rnt trees &C., &c. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber, VIM. WadswOrth and 81
Y. Beebe, Esquires. ALBERT AUSTIN
Ravenna, Oct. 9th. 1885, e ; sllr= "a
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TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
A Piano. MelOdeOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL. RAVENNA: ~
1st Mr. Hall is acknowledged be the oldest dealer IN
eloc cons on scale m the United States and
has kept pace with all improvements snce the nstru-
eEt originated, in the year ls45.
End He has always dealt in the best arket affords
and by close observation and pains taking enabled
TO judge critically of their comparative merits.
3rd Mr.. Hall has always furnished Instruments at
uniform price, and as low can be bought of the Manu-
4lh He delivers instruments when desired, and guar.
antees them in every respect.
By his method OF dealing, the annual amount paid
for clerk hire and store rent is saved to the purchaser
9th Instruments received new and perfect, with.
out having been set in rooms and pounded upon BY
unpractied hands, is usually the case with those BOT
from ware-rooms in cities
Tth. The purchaser exchange his instrument for
higher priced one, any time within year. by paying The
difference in the regular prices of the Instruments
Sth The purchaser OF Melodeon, wishing Piano,
can change any time within years by paying the diff
freuce only in the regular prices of the two Old Pianos
and Melodeons also taken in exchange for new.
9th MIR. Hall gives full directions when the instrument
aken relation to It's preservation use, proper course
of study to ensure good player
the market affords and to stand high in his
profession, dealing fairly with his customers In his line.
IEeEHRR -
portion down. and the balance in and months.
TWELVE NEW d BEAUTIFUL
STYLES of Melodeons, of fine rosewood hnsh varying
price from is to $50 dollars. -, .-- ,.. ....
ELEYE.N STYLES s-----a;
Of Pianos of desirable prtterns mostly octave, Of tone
surprisingly lovely and bought upon the prUprietora
platform OF action from boy--BUY NOTHING CHEAP
OR INFERIOR. sal 4lf ,F -
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
Hall sent Instruments TO most of the SouthefB
and Western States and Capadas Persons may order o.
Mr.. H. with much confidence and satisfaction as th0
they were present TO select. =-f
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED :assd
Why don't you keep lower-pried cheaper Instruments
AnsverBecause we like to see customer saie at tns
tinS-
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female Irregularities weakness uterine dis lac. mens
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional
bles of women. are entirely cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE GATHOLICON s'.'
sIu this connection Miss Beecer sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecer. in letters the people, page 22s
II have nine sisters and sisters in law and four
female usins all married all delicate and all
ing. Amid the immense circle Of my friends and
qusintances cannot recall married ladies' born in
this century aid country, who perfectly healthy In
cases, however, where the Grainbcrg Cat.etcon has
been used. say that health has rapidly taken
place of disease and Indies have become robust strong
vigorous and healhy.N
Mrs. Gleason, of Elrniin savs: Beautifu indeed is
the conhdng, trusting nature of but how much
does need to be protected by watchfuness that will
lead her. in time Of disease appeal me ica nviser
OF scientific educaon moral worth and purity of charac
ter All these nny be ed by addressing the Graf
fenberg Company.
It give Inc great pleasure certify 10 the inyariab
curhive action of the Grafen erg Marshaps Uterine
Cathocon In all cases of male disease and to the skill
and high moral cnractcr of the Medical department ~
the Graienberg Company j. LAMBET M n
Auburn. -Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergym My heart has fairly acbed
to witness the feeble health of women. as have Travelled
my circuit preaching tho Gospel thank God however
that have all these Diseases give way the Graf
frnberg Marshar Uterine CatholicO, wherever has
been used. Rev. PETER 8IAR, Ri f'geray. Mich,
formerly of Western Star. Medina Co +, o.
, For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; A. NJ Sherman
Frankhn; d; W Goss Brother; Ednburg; ]. Wheel
Daily Il 90, Shaiersvie; C. & C. r. Ramon Aurorn.
j. W. foser, Mantua; F.. Lee 4 Son. GurrettsyilJe: E
M Staliton SIreetsbor"ugh; Medicines deeIers
| generally. For Medicines or Apenries address '-'
ID. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
% ,oro a., Agent for Ohio.
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J. b. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
West Bedford, Ooshocton Co.. May IA, 1867.

West Bedf0fd, Uoshocron CO.. HIay IsoI.
Mr. B Kingsley, sir:-I have been selint the Med
icnes of the Graenberg Company for the Inst ten
and have invariably found them give good satisfaction
and the Pills have sold to great many families reg
u1arly as their tea and coffee, and with my trade they
have become stable article Marshars Uterine Cathoi
con is medicine that has done great amount of good
In female diseases. One lady Isold told me that he
had received benct from bottle than she did
from long course of medical treatment by the nos
Isklful physicians Yours truly,
Jan. /, 1855. JAMES WILSON.
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,The Rmveuna Book store is now receiving a
lary, stock of Fine Stationery. Letter and Note Paper
Cap Paper Envelops Pens Pencils Pen holders, Writing
Rocks. Composition Books, Drawing Books, Drawing
Paper Black crayon, States and Pencils, Portfolios,
Arnods Writing Fluid, Indelite Ink, Botting Paper.
to be sold very cheap.
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DEMOCRAT.
RAVEN ma, o. Mo.
Wednesday Morning .-........ October 20, 1852
A v E N MA, o MO.
THE BELLE OF LOUISIANA.

= Go search beside the Rhine, the Rhone,
Arno and Guadilquiver.
In many a fair and Serdur'd land, -E- ="
By many stately river;
Go look for eyes all starry bright,
In blonde. or dusk Sultana.
But leave for me her orbs of light
The Belle of Louisauia - 49,
Not Juno in her maiden bloom,
Not Venus with her cestus,
Not all the gods Olympus sent
To dazzle and invest us;
Not all the lips the Prophet saw
Fed with celestial manna, ..-...-- 2 .
Contempt me from my light, roy love
The Belle of Louisaninl
As q folded her lips unclose,
And honeyed tones beset US,
Soft as the murnur of the bees
Of Hybla and Hymettus; -
EF Ho wine of samia for The fair
From Omans sea to Banna,
u y And bumpers 10 the Queen of Love
The Belle of Louisiana
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-26

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE --By virtue of IN
n order of sale from the Probate Curt of the county
Portage the State of Ohio, directed, shall
offer for sale at public vendue at the door of the Court
House in Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio the 4h day
of November, A D. 1859 at the hour of O'clock P.
NJ. of said day. the folio described real estate: One
piece parcel land situate in Ravenna in the county
Of Portage and State of Ohio and being known lot No
H L. Days addition to the village of Rayenna
also, certain ocler piece parcel of land situate in
Shalersve Portage county 0hio eng part of lot No.
twenytre in said Shalcrs, le and bounded beginning
post standing In the East line of said lot, sixteen
chains seventy links South of the North east of
said ot thence running West parallel with the North
said lot twenty chains and ninety links to
post thence South chains fifteen, thence East
twenty chains aud nnet-seven links the East line OF
said thence North d East line chains and
fifteen links the place of beginning containing fifteen
acres land less, the said fifteen being
subject the life lease of Nathan Severns and Rhoda
Severns. . T-s f--.r .a-tr ~ 's-'' -.'
Said tract first described, situate in Rsvenna, is ap
praised 81 200 Said cond tract, subject said life
lease, is appraised ot $3.50.
-. =. .-I7a JOSEPH D HORTON, o.
MARY o. SEVERNS.
'+ a Administrators of Oscar f Severns, deceased.
By J. D. Horizon, the Atty.
Ravenna, Oct. S, 1859 -iw s.-I .r' '-H -ar