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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at5PM
IT, NEW ORLEANS GRAND ECORE
Natehitochas and Alexandria Regular Weekly
Packes-The splendid and fast running
passenger packet RapIes G. j. Barsow master, will leave
cry WEDNESDAY Mt s P. NJ. ee' "
The elegant swift running passenger packet Peer
less j. G. Dowty will Grand Ecore Match
itoches Tiger Island 81 Maurice Faverons landing Mont
gomery DaraHd's and Bns9ns Landings Calhons Planta.
mouth OF Cane River Coe Nomau's Rar.
P. NJ. -' A oAsDA - "'o
Fer freight passage apply on board Or to
10, MUSE 4 BRO, Agents,
dZ4 Corner Comon Front Streets
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Sh inst, at 5P. NJ.
~ II e G. UL A II ST. LOUIS AND
lEa8iA Missouri River Pkcket-The fine aud elegant
regular PASSENGER Gamer Alomzo Child.
" b. Holland, master, will eavefor Louis Missouri River
Cairo Hickman, Memphis and all intermediate landings
above. For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEI,
1aI Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-07
Leaves on SATURDAY, Sth JAM, at IAN.
r.. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW

+, ~ EOR VERMILLION.-THE NEW,
l@aNiAlSSr light drnugh fast running steamer Grand
Bay, Capt. q; D. Hill John A. Ottway, clerk,
will leave above taking freight for Atchsfaaya
port Berwcks Bay Pattersopvie and all intermediate land
ings. For freight or passage apply on board, to
OSBORNE, WILSON 4 CARRADINE,
q and % Front street.
n-The Clerk Capt otway, will be the foot Of ST. Louis
street to receive freight this morning. jas
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CIGARS 250oo, MADE OF
i choice Tobacco, at S25 per thousand for sale by
jas 1y 81 st. Charles street.
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b. Leaves on ERID AY. III inst. at5PM
/, NMe - SAREVEPOR AND NEW OR.
kEssssAi.s leans Tri-Weekly Packet Line-The splendid
e and swift passenger packet steamer judah
TOurO, W. Ewing master will leave above for Shreve
port Grand Bayou Campe Grand Ecore Alexandria Nor.
and freight or passage, apply hoard. ''N''
dsl 'AA0iNios .. . phMLlEL ,.
MA plan of the cabin he seen and state secur
som distance by dispatch letter. by application at the
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fh,& FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
rin Al l. tast sailing schooner Capt
@ M on boarS, will have dispatch. For freight Of
d3l 'pp' j j, H. BASS, 11s Common street.
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oUAC HITA RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Ith inst, at 5P NJ
=, ~ - REGULAR DUACHlTA TEN DAY
&C., PAckET1For Camden, Beach Hills Cham.
Pine B Aarrsonbug, Trinity and al landings on the Qua
chia and BlckRegular passenger packet Messenger Geo
Kirk MASTER will leave above. For freight u passage
apply on board. fe
TIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
uol Advertising
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-. THE CELEBRATED STEWART sTOV,
The subscribers have in store full assortment Of Dr
s named Stoves they having made arrangemeiN
ns e m s.9 sn IN many saving
hcient do the cooking for family for one month 1T
baking done on the same principle done brick oy
no tire being required when baking bread
an7 en- No. Front Iaya s co uoodn ,s.a, II
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Leaves FRIDAY. h inst. at 10 A. NJ
+, ~ = FOR RED RIVER-EOR JEFFER.
SON Smithand, Benton Port Caddo Swanson's
tsss@A Mooripgs, Albany Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Gsmp,s Grand ESore Ae1sndrs Normsp Babins and ali
packet Comet Reuben Sleade master W. O. Seade clerk
will positively leave above For FREIGHT or passage
dne accommodations, apply on board. ''e - NO sAs
EIRGIs1US C. DENTzEL
dvartiat
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slxRo1rts.

H0a SANTIAGO via INDIANOLAs Steam
1co g. 500 pigs groceries carriages and
# hi Up Vim Writ. 2445 bales cotton 60
- lamp e tcs lard tcs bbls hams Is bxs claret
sIs YORK re Baltic. LIS bids sugar 10
e. 676 hides:
xxANNAH .schr Argus. . 1856 bids sugar 64
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L6a4es on SATURDAY,, Jan. Sth, al r. NJ
4 f% - SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE
ans TrWeekly Packet Line,-The ne " aud mag
so.saa 49,. niieent PASSENGER packet steamer b. l..
port Grand Bayou, Grand Fcore, Camptp Alexandria Nor
mans Barbibes and all way landings Returning will leave
Shreveport on Saturday, january, p. NJ, $500
70. fufher Information and freight passage apply on
ooard or to q. l.. kOUNS & BROS. Agents.
No, Front street.
rs plan of her cabin be SEEM secured
ny dispatch or letter. by application of
nee Of the agents. VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Joo Advertising Agent.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
D B E A NJ s.
M E L A N G e !.

4 do not wish your assertions to pass for
truth, madam You can easily prevent it,
sir, by repeating them yourself
Our CoRPULENT FR1END.-Theres man at
CamherweIl so fat that they grease the omni-
bus wheels with his shadow. f-i 81
Isn't it singular that an iH-natured shop
keeper should ever offer to sell his goodwill,
when all the world knows he hasn't any?
i haven't another word to say, wife-I nev-
er dispute with FOOLS No, husband, you are
sure to agree with them
Position is something, but not everything,
The eyes are in the rear of the nose but can
see much further than he can smell sasE IL
Marriage is the best state for man in gen.
eral; and every man is a worse man in proper
tion as he is unfit for the married state.
There is this difference between happiness
and wisdom; he that thinks himself the hap
piest man, really is so; but he that thinks him
self the wisest is generally the greatest fool
What is that " hich no man wants, which
if any man has. he would not part with for
untold wealth? A bald head s
What are the two smallest insects mention
ed in scripture? The widows mite and the
wicked fee
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
legal NOTICES.
= I'll on - S,,.onno S,n;tb


Joseph Smith Us Susanna Smith.
'CHERIEF SALE.-By virtue of an Order of Sale
- for Partition. issued from the court of common pleas
to directed and delivered, shall expose to sale ut
public vendLe the of the court house in Ravenn
Saturday, the third day of September, D 1859 at
o'clock. said day. following described land
and tenements, 10 wit:
ituated in The township of Randolph county of Per-
tnge aud State of Ohio part her thirty
in said township, boun' North aud West by the lines
of said lot South by land owned by John Pontns Eve
Case and Michael Feuline; East by Margaret King and
Eve Cnse,-containing fortytwo and eight one
rods being the decided by Peter Ritter wife
Daniel Smith December, D.. isI9 ard recorded in
Book S. page lo5. Also, other tract parcel
land in the township of Sufeld, couny of Por-
tage State of Ohio kHo~ part of Lot number
bounded by the lot line; South by land owned BY
john Herzler; West by the center of the North and
South running along the East line of land owned by
Phillip Cox and extend far North that line parai-
lei with the South line will contain six of land
Apprre ed $35 per acre Terms cash on day of sale
Sold on an Order of saiejfor Partition. HT-
straHdeT & Hart, Atty's.
THoS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Ravenna, July 29h. A. D. 1853.
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Legal Notice.
Cyrus Prentiss. Plaintiff,

=" OyTu5 FTtHIss 7
against Civil Act;o,
The Milwaukee and Beloit Ran Rosd { S''t-
Company, defendants. l--r j; = - 81
TIME Milwaukee and BeoiI Railroad Company Defend
ants. will take notice that the 25th day of JULY
A. D. 1852 Cyrus Prentiss Plaintiff in the above entitled
cause filed his Petition against in the conrt of Com
Pleas for the County of Portage and State of Ohio
setting forth that the Goth day Of December 1851
there as due Plaintiff from the said Defendant
nm for money paid and services before that
rendered fol and behalf of said Defendants by the
Plaintiff their request, the of $3069s3 which they
from that time hitherto have refused to pay to Plaintiff
although requested do and asking Judgment
for said of $1,000 80 and interest from the 2uth day
December, D 1851. '
Defendants win take notice that unless they appear
and plead said petition before the third Satur
day after 7th day of September next, judgment sill
be taken against them on default.
$50 iy2T.6 .6w l' -J=tas- CYRUS PRENTISS,
JIir 25th 1850. BY TAYLOR & Willard. his Au'ys.
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% ]. 4. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
West Bedford, coshocton Co.. NAV. IA, 1857.

. West Bedford, coshocton Co., May II, 1857.
Mr.. d. B. Kingsley Sir-I have been sellns the Med
icines of the Company for the last years.
and have invariably found them to give good satisfaction
and the Pills have sold to great many families reg
uary their tea and Coffee and with my trade they
become stable article. Marshals Uterine Catholi-
con is medicine that has done great amount of good
in female diseases One lady sold II to told that he
had received benefit from bottle than she did
from long course of medical treatment by the most
skillfu physicians. Yonrs truly, SD il
Jan. l, 1858. JAMES WILSON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

: Francis Lel0is Us .WeIs0R Gdrrey
CHERIFF ALE-By virtue of an alias order OF sale to
y me directed and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Portage county and state of Ohio shall
10 sale ct public vende the door of the court house in
the in said county of Portage and state
ofOhio.on lay the 20h day of Augusta lSa9at
near of oc ock of sail day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements to wit,
Situated in the township of Palmyra, county of Portage
and state Ohio, aud is known by being W. middle cf
Lot No. of the ID division of Lots in said township
Beginning post standing in the center Of the highway
eadng from Palmyra Deereid south of the center of
said PALMYRA 25 chain and 93 ns thence east ii rods
and feet thence south line parallel with said high
way IL rods; thence west post standing in the
of said highway; thence north along the center of
said highway to the place beginning
is supposed and quarter of If land be the
same more or less. -
Carey and ais, at the suit of Francis Lewis.
Appraised at 325 dollars -. t
THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff, s{-
J.L.&H. G Ranney, Attys for Prf.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
GRAFENBERG
F A M L Y M E D I Q I N E S
-a.- Retail Prices:
HOME TESTIMONY.

i 50 HARTFORD, TIumbull Co., O.. March Z, 81.
hereby certify that have been dealing the Graft n
berg Medicines for the past year. can truly say that
have offered any medicines the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation of the people
than these particularly the Pills and Catholicon. They
will readily perform all and than is promised for
them have sold about fifty bottles of the catholicor
the past season. and hear the best every
#..f H. C. JOHNSON Med An't.
Read what DR. Bushnell saws of the Graffenberg Medi-
cines. DIR. B. is physician of extensive practice
one of the most successful in the county TrumbuiD in
which he resides
This eertifps that Qsve used the Grafenberge Pills
and Marshas Cathocon, sold here by j n. c. Johnson
in my practice my entire satisfaction They are good
medicines. DR.. G w. BUSHNELL.
Hartford Trumbull Co, Earch T. I57.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Feale irregularities weakness uterine displac, ents
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional rou
hles of women entirely cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARSHALES UTERINE CATHOLICON.
In this connection Miss Beecher, sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page 229
81 have nine sisters and sistersn law, and four
female crusins NIL married and all delicate and all
ing. Amid the immense circle of my friends and ac
this century and country who perfectly healthy In
cases, however, where the Grafenberg Cathecon has
used, say that health has rapidly taken the
place of disease and ladies have become robust strong
vigorous aud healthy. ..-i r .a -rr-
Mrs. Gleason, of Elnila, SAYS: "Beautifu indeed ia
the contidng. trusting nature of hut how much
DOES need to he protected by wachfuuess that will
lead her. in me of disease appeal tn ca adviser
of scientific education moral worth and purity of charac
ter All these may be secu ed by addressing the Graf
fenberg Company. -
1t give great pleasure certify 10 the iuvariable
cura i've action ef the Graenherg Marshars Uterine
Caihoicon Ia all cases of male disease and to the skill
and high moral character of the Medical department OF
the Graienberg Company. J. B LAMBET, M. D.,
Auburn. Four Corners, Penn.
Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health of women as have travelled
my circuit preaching tho Gospel thank God however,
that have seen all these diseases give to the Graf
fnherg Marshars Uterine Catholicon wherever 1t has
been used Rev. PETER sHAR, RiSge-ay, Mich
s7- formerly of Western Star, Medina Co, o.
For sale by Curtis Hatch, Raveuna; A. NJ. Sherman,
Franklin; d W. Goss Brother; Ednburg; ]. X. Wheel
err Randolph; A. Converse & Co., Roostown; streator,
Daily & Co., Shalersvile; O. & c, Rarmon, Aurora;
I W Foster, Mantua; Il. Lee & Son. Garrettsville; H.
generally. For Medicines Agencies address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Agent for Ohio.
August 10, is5e-sm. -.
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u
Baird & Wait, Plaintiffs, In Court of Common Pleas
against for said County.
Thomas Coonan and Patrick Civil Action
Kelly, Defendants.
The Defendant Thomas Coonan will take notice that
the said Plaintiffs. the 18th day of July. 1S59
fled their peau i'll said Court of Common Pleas, against
said Defendants the object and prayer of which is as fol
lows Said petition charges that said Coonsn on the 18TH
day of June 1885, purchased of said Paints bill of
goods consisting of Jewtry, &c. amounting to the
OF hundred dollars, aud security for the payment
of the same assigned said Baird Wait mortgage
pc property given by said Kelly TO said Coonan
conditions of said mortgage have been broken,
that said of two hundred dollars is 1ue-and said
Plaintiffs pray that they recover Judgment of two
hundred dollars ganst said Coonan aud that in default
of his paving the the same that said Judgment may be
p paid out of the morigaged coperty- -..-s5-.
Said Coonan is required to said petition by the
IT day of Septcm next, the will he taken as
confessed P. B. CONANT, Pills Atty
July 10th, 1859; E. ...- jy20-6w
NYRCS PRENTISS' ESTATE. = Notice is
" hereby given that the subscribers have been appoint
ed and qualified administrators the estate of Cyrus
Prentis late of Ravenna, Portage County deceased.
SAM'L J. HOPKINS, 81
J.C PRENTISS,
: -,,- - ....se JOHN WHITTLESEY.
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r Ravenna, Aug. g. 1859 anglo-3w
EGAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IL the undersigned has been appointed Assignee OF the
firm of Tew & Butts lately doing business Cuyahoga
Rapids Portage County Ohio Creditors required to
present their claims against said f. to the undersigned
without DELAY. 7t5.-.l3f 3 = n E. SCOTT.
Aug ID. 1859. au3 3w
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Flowers, that bloom to witier fast
Light, whose beams are soon o'ercast;
Friendship, warm, but not to last; -
Such by earth are given. ,
Seek the flowers that ne'er shall fade;
Find the light no cloud can shade;
Win the friend who ue'er betrayed;
These are found in Heaven.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
GEO. HALLS New stocksa@z

GEO. HALLS New Stock
" of PLANO FoRTEs. MELoDEoSs GUI- ~ VI
TARs DESTRUCTION Books, STOOLS COVERS DusrERs ani
GUITAR STRNGs all of the best quality and at the lowest
rates, for tie opening trade ls59-nt Ravenna o.
RAVEN, BACON & CO.'S PIANOS n. Y.
satisfied, after thorough investigation into the
merits of some ten of the best New York and
makes, the most desirable Pianos market
With so years. quiet and underwriting effort, to
produce piano without fault in the judgment of the
most refined musicians, the -------
haven. BACON d Co. Piano is a Gem,
Symmetrical Beauty, a Model Of
Music without Noise!
Its beautifully soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated
ear with the exquisite delight and the listener sell
dom goes away without say ing Il wish had Piano
Don't buy Piano until you setisfed you are getting
good one Don't think that because Piano is cheap
you necessarily get q good ore.
HE- GOOD ADVICEl-Ha the Piano set up in your
parlor possble-oo at it, Try it. get the opinion of
good judges Buy of some responsible person as
home possible These superb Instruments furnish
to customers at low rates. and sincerely hope
that effort9 to furnish good, reliable Pianos Meo-
decns, &C. viii be duly appreciated and time and money
saved. it
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of 81 octaves, very good substi
| tute for Piano.
- HALL & SONS. GUITARS,
very superior article, warranted,and by the way,
young ladies and gentlemen, why don't yon learn to play
the Guitar II is very convenient and fashionable in
III. ~ a4aH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

The Ravenna Book Store has a new supply
Of all the kinds of School Books used In Portage County
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
s'~-..ass MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOTPILLS,

THE reason why people are distressed when sick,
i and why many die, is because they do not get a
medicine that will pass the afflicted parts and which
will open natural passages for the disease to be cast
oui hence, large quantity OF food and other matter is
lodged the stomach and intestines literally over
flowing with the corrupted mass thus undergoing disa-
able ferme ntation constantly mixing with the blood
which the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery until life taken from the body by disease
Morss PILLS added to themselves victory upon
victory by restoring millions of the sick to blooming
health and happiness. Yes. thousands who have been
racked or tornented with sickness, pain and angnsand
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements raging fever and who have been brought
it were within step of the silent grave, stand ready
that they would have been numbered with the
Dead had been for this great and wonderful medi
cine Morses Indian Root Pills. After two doses
had been taken, they astohed ndabsolutey sur
prised in witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate and strength and take away all
sickness pain and anguish but they at go 10 work
the foundation of the disease, which is the blood
Therefore viii be SHOWN especially by those who use
these Pills. that they will cleanse and purify that dis
easethat deadly enemy-wlll take its flight, ana the
flush of youth aud beauty will again return, and The pros
pect of long andhappy life will cherish and brighteH
your days. q .5,.s.. b. r- -, -.f r s,--
Swift and c. Hatch Rayed md all dealers in incidence
B. L. JUDSON, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor <-s -'.13 31-'f is s1f' . 'f+z -.a7
= VIM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
&c Ointment Eearvile, Madison Co.. N. Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRICE, 25 cents per box. - -st'- .i.'.ai-5t sf.rs
June 8, 1859 -1yti'1 q 7t'''. 4. .-i- ~ s'-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

physician of thirty years. practice. My princi.
pal study has been disease of females They
ally bafed my best efforts Obtaining the materials
with themi gave them fair trial. and found myself
abundantly successful. In former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the and
could not cure one in ten Now can radically cure at
seventeen in twenty and mitigate the
Marsbals Uterine Caholeon greatest blessing
, to females have met with. ..ls8 8.r
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Home for Invalids.

Shalersville, Portage County, Ohio.
no TO THE BONE FOR INvALIDs if you have
NJ chronic disease. 20
l. You will have kindly, carefully, and scien-
ticaIy examined and your disease truthfully
pointed out.
g. You will have treatment instituted that win meet
the conditions of your
Q. You viii be subjected 10 wild extremes and ex-
perimenis in medical treatment.
4. You will be received patient, without there
Is prospect of relief and in clse of fail
after fair trial, the money you have paid will
be refundedto to you.
3. You will receive water and chemical bath treat
ment surpassed by any establishment in the
State.
9. You viii receive medical and hygienic treatment
from experienced physician, not based upon one
2sfss idea false dogma.
2. You win receive daily and hourly attention of ply
sician, If needed, and attentvely looked after by
m intelligent aud experienced nurse, that while
you remain at the Home 1t shall truly be 3 home
to you. e.s.a5 s a4.f
For further particulars send for Q circular.
May A. 1859. ma4-3ms J. HAYES, NJ. d.
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The RaVenna Book Store has Willow Cabs,
Willow Work Stands, Willow Chairs-an and pret-
ty, and prices low.
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution

Relative Amendment to the Constitution, previd-
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly.
RESOLVED, By the General Assembly of he State of
Ohio, Three hfths of the members of each house con-
CURING therein that it be and is hereby to the
of the State at the annual October
State election upon the approval rejection of the fol-
lowing amendment a substitute for the first clause OF
twenty fifth section of the second article of the Con-
stituon ofth State, wit: Gal regular sessions of the
General Assembly shall commence on the first Monday
in January annually"
r. ~ 'at WILLIAM p. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
April 5, 1882
SECRETARY STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, o., April z, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution,
s'relatve to Amendment o the Constitution provid
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assent is
copy from the original roll on file in this Office
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
April 3th. ls59-6m. 7.
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80 NJ Office. For sale at the
EES& Center of Roetstown, the House and
&SHSSS Lot of six acres, well known as the William
n. Butler place Said House is very con e.
x,s4$a1n niently nrrsnged and finished throughout
audin excellent repair The premises, aslo are in per
feet order Teere is neverailiug well of water near
the kitchen door. and also there is good Barn. Carriage
House, and other oI.t-houses on the psee-
Terms made easy, and possession given al short nofce
Rootstowu March 7tIl 1853. mar9 lr