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MEMS AND BOYS
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). f. Cor N.rhrt aud ~ecu.d sif..
PH|Lt tDELIIiiI
Comprises chlic. :t,,ufi.cni ol t,,. a.. ,
I% I%".t ana F"NhIohtb.e Dress and rrck UN4~ ,t,I
Cloth do F""ei-. %r, with a comp.cI, ,a,Icu ,r
Boys Clothing
Consisting OF Sack Coats Puku J. ct,l. So,
Jackets We Is ami R'ird Jackets rn..ir nj
l"e'd Alpaca. korsr, mere, t'uc>hin lar,nl.
Furnishing >.ooI,,
ShIr'S' Nior ttHj.,k,IchIrt~ ali ,i,.,.,, .r
ne l"%tN ir' "> '"r c','. i''d cns, Is t., Store
a. @I r'r"''~ '..' =" .rt,an ,N ct.~a g., l,r
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS..
WE beg leave to call the attcn-
y ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. ChaS. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For eXpelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For thecure of LIVER CoMpLAINrs
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENrs, SICK
F1EAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
mlnistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge ard Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
VIII continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and PureSt material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
, rs Dealers and Physirians ordering from ctlors
, ririnlE Bros will do well write their orders
1m,,'ihcty m and tIte nom Lut Dr. VL0a,'s ,ygycJ m,
[""t'"J Bros. PHsbUrgh H. To tllost wisir1 ~ o; !
n'h tIitl we will forward per mail most ,nid n, orv
lV VI inc United States, box of pls E,r tyveIya
M ..rceht postage stamps. vial nf Vprnjflge q
i1urteen thrccCent stamps All order. from C,'ie 80
be accompanied by twenty cents extra ''''" ~ '''
Sold by James p. EIofiecker and by Drug
'ts generally.
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MARION AND HIS NEN

Us 'hey really were, aud 10 do fit hrmage 10 tI,at db
tid'e Naior' ihi unyleldIng patriulsm which in q,
iG" noble sprIIs, def ing danger aud above ILrsca' -
Vi PrlValIol could keep alive The sacred lire, ni Iba,
" ~ 'he thick s"a nPs and dense aud gloomy
aSHhs s nothing yielding nothing, aud only leaving lhc
"Ciu me "etlcr re enter II for the cumaiI
we lake 70 oursel es>pmc credit for hay In secnrrJ
"i our Columns lhe ct% dorreS Of this masters nc
BAL we M, nd 10 give tie t''"'
NEW AOiSEG MERCURY
ready The '0''''e II Is al
Best and Largest Story Paper
~ me world aud Wcroni' mplatc making il
"e"-r' win every successive number m sp,le ., ~
expense and UTtO,lIon. f''o - "'
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Blinds and Shades.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Is. j. WILLIAMS

NO. 10 North Sixth street, Philadelphin.
Is the largest Manufacturer OF WinIow RIrjs and
,Ho Teael IN ndow Shades, Of every variety lie Is
lne originator of all the new slyles and has fine
S1 s,IcN TO oe sold at Reduced Prices Butt. and all
~c. Store Shades painted 10 order.
- Is. j. W. invites citizens of this county to calIbe
lore purchasing, and assures them he can Sei eter
mfGie Tor NE money than any other Establishment m
NS MARI i3m
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Net Cash Dry Goods House

Fourth and Arch streets, PhIladelnhia.
Are now Opeulng fall assortment of NEW GOODS
Tor Spring of 1860.
Spring Silks of Nrw STYLES
Fashionable bouhte Start Robes
Shawls OF The New S9rlug STYLES
DeL1lneS am Fancy Dress foods
Summer FppiI.S and NalcucIn>
Travelling Dress c., Is lull VARIETY
ha'hrIs. Sherlina and Housekeeping GooIs
N"-N'3r'E"rrnrs are respectfully requested iocx
purchasing "''0''
PS-N"w G"odS received Daily, and good Bargains
rom me Auctions OF New York and Tins CIV
~ 'erm' N"lt Cash aud prices low. mrl 7-3m
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bargains i'm Dry Goods.
JOHN r. GREEN

NO 10 North Second street, tcor Jones Alley1
PHILADELPHIA,
AS in store. and daily receiyIno from No,,, V.rk
and Philadelphia AUCTIONS nil The most de-
lia,I slfane styles ot LADIES DRESS GOODS, winch
VIII I've sold cheap for cash consisting of CboIp e
Lalns from l24 cents up; Poll de Cheyrc. from 25
Genus up; Ducais, from % cents up; Satin ChaIIes,
ibayadere' Mohairs. ChalIie Fouards Barepe NapO.
leons barege Du Chine. Grape De Espang, Plain Ba.
ege' lawns, from gents up; Lavellas from 10 cents
up. 'iO'' iN2 '"
Clolh Table Covers, Brown and White Sheeting and
hams, Ticking FIannels, DC. A large assortment of
MEN and BOYS WEAR. A fine assortment of
Stella Shawls Mohtir Mis, and many other g1ods too
numerous 10 mention.
@JCut this ADV. out, and give lis a call
hP<l''m No. 10 North Second street
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
PHOS PHATIC CUANO,

from NaVaSSa Island.
CARIBBEAN SEA.
Analysis by DR.. Charles Bickell, Baltimore:
Bone Phosphate of Lime, "a n
Containing of Phosphoric Acid, 80 82)
Fluoride of Calcium, o51
Carbonate of Lime, "a
Peroxide of Iron and Alumina, O0
Water, &C., AZ
100 90
The extraordinary high per centoge
LnoSPhate OF Lime above stated, recommends
manure"
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BY Glib ON u 80

CT TRUSTEES SALE
#Ai OF BUILDINGS ON THE WEST SIDE OF
GeEAr SCOTT STREET
BY virtue of decree the Circuit Court for Batmore
city, the undersigned Trustee, will sell at public auction at
the Salesroom Of the Merchants Exchange, No 10 South
Gay street. on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of August at /
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON on the west side of Scott street.
distance OF 2S feet Southwardy from the south side St
Peters street omery Penn street, having front on Scott
street OF - feet inches, with depth of about to
30
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9aants.

o. HOUSE WANTED. -0ne or two good
E HOUSES in this city, in exchange for strictly first
~z&ea& class FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY THREE ACRES, under high state of cultiyahon
buildings of the best kind, and sO0two ho1rs
the depot
$1,000. Apply to JANES BOYD
j25eo6t % st Paul str ct.
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
IA persons entirely with servant, desire, before leaving
town for the summer, make arrangements for the Fan
and winter by engaging several rooms Paror and Cham
bers which they win furnish themselves in commodious
and comfortable house where there few no her
boarder and in the northwestern portion of the city Ac
commodations can be rendered person commencing
adjustment OF this sort which will diminish the outlay Of
capital at first starting Address &C. this otce
without delay. je6f
NTANTED.-A NURSE GIRL. Apply at
w No. IL South Exeter street jel6-tf
S. 600 TO 0o01 ia A.tA5Slhsd PART
and LIQUOR Business the wharf, with cash capital of
the amount doing good and profitable business Ad
dress H. A. LlTrON,
m2l If Care P. O., Box 3l3 Baltimore
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il3-law3w&al,2, g.

~ Il > Il ) ; l. b.
n By virtue decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned, Trustee, will at public
auction at the Saesroom ofte Merchants Exchange Co.
No. 10 South Gay street SATURDAY, the Goth day
July, 1889, at o'clock, p NJ:
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on tie east side of
North Charles street. distant 1926 north from the north
side Of Hoffman street thence NORTH bounding on Charles
street, 81 feet to the centre of West Oliver thence
parallel with Hoffman street lane read thence south
east with said lane, ard thence to the beginning
Plat OF this property can be application the
subscriber.
Terms offs le-Onequarter cash, and the balance
and Il monhs the credit payments carry interest and
be securedby notes with an approved endoTser
i0IawS27 Q30+ GIBSON & CO A1ctirs
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N.B-A liberal discount made to the trade aniieotf
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
- Of the recent discovery and seizure Hayre by the
French authorities Of large quautit Of INITIATED La
Bells Of Messr Meet Chand6n, in Epernay, previous to
their shipment to this city, wi evident intent de
ceve consider our duty to caution the public against
such imposition, and to advise purchasers and consumers
to buy their Champagne Wines Of tins brand only from
reliable and respectable houses.
We have reasoD believe that tie imitation Of thee
Wines is going large extent but the fictitious article
can be easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
p. TIERNAN & SON,
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-@l-=1l7-l-7--l7--0------e-
o. TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE.-BALTIMoRE, March 18TH 1859
INTO ALI, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-This is to certify
that have this day sold Messrs ROBBINS CO. and
As Light street. my entire right make and yend the
RANGE known as 'SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south Of Mason DiXons line and they
alone authorized to Make sell or repair the
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ENLIDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO.
u IMPORTED DIRECT PER SHIP CAREY
Wehave for sale the above cargo of GUANO being superior
Equality to any yet imported from Eide Island.
The analysis of the State Inspector shows that this
contains per cent less of cer end LIZ per cent Of
ammonia equal to s3S tom than any other cargo In
the market
81 The bags containing this cargo Of Guaao have our
name stamped upon them. For sale by
p. MALCOM & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Guano,
RoUlvI sUharf
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TtisftIIatttoas.

ITO SHIP, STEAM AND CANAL BOAT
lBUILDERs, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERs.
. ARCHITECTS, &c 80 ''
atGeenpoin Long sland offer for sale County and Shop
kghtS IN the State of Maryland for the of the Blan
card Fatent for bending Futtocks Knees and all other
curves required by and architects where great
strength and hghtness is desirable
70 CHAIR MAKERS the right is invaluable and is in ex
tensive use throughout New England By its aid there up
TO the present time the manufacturers have secured me-
nopoly of several styles.
Orders promptly filed for Tmbes ofevery size or curve or
small bent stutfs of any description. Apply to
Join SILSBEE, Agents.
mIl,3m NJ 40 road straot Vol,
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QTu-Dartrersbip Aotitfs.

DISSOLUTION-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
gERORTNSON & GREENOUGH has this dav heen die
solved BY mutual consent All persons having claims and
fhose ebed requested to call on James Robir son
for settlement be being authorised settle the affairs Of the
late firm. JAS. s. ROBINSON,
July lst, 1859 f. A. GREENOUGH
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/. ". REYNOLDS, Truste
NM II AMI TON AurfiT
BY r. ". BENNETT &; co,

SsF=sT=gssHsa., LARGE SALE OF FURNI-
~ sesxssaaeszEKG TURE AND FIXTURES OF THE
ESSSzzasaS--z=Gs5 sTHREE TUNs'' HOTEL, CORNER
- - - PACA AND PRATT STREETS, AT
AUCTION, FOR CASII.--TRJS SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNII IRE ETCin pprsq9r eta general
der OF the Court of Common Pleas for Bait city,
aion to the estates Of nsOlvent debtors the undersigned
trustees for the benefit of the creditors William or-
hacker inolveut debtor, wi offer public
EhrgG Tqns High soqthwestc rner Of Pratt and Paca sts,
on TIL RSDAY MORNING, the 4t day of August next
10 O'clock all the HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, COusi ting Of
Chamber Furniture Or % rooms besides Furniture for Par
lors and DiningRCom and Kitchen
ALSO,
CHINA and GI.ASS~ ARE, WINES and LIQUORS, and
other property in said hotel belonging said insoyen
Terms of sale-Cash, in bankabe money.
JOHN COATES,
GEO. WA. BROWN, STrustccs.
F. W. BRlNE, JR.,
i23.eo&au2,3A F. W BENNEIT2 co Auc1rs
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W IN s-fNsEs'sDt NlbNNlN a I
BY WIN. HAMILTON

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Ea;in LEAS EHOLD PROPERTY will, by virtue Of e
A decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell, by
public auction, the premises, SATURDAY, August
18th, 1889, at o'clock F. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city, on
the northeast Of franklin Chatsworlh Streets
having front the former Of S5 feet and depth
payable half-yeary.
Improved by well-built and handsome brick DWELLING
HOUSE, threestores in height, with parlor passage brla
restroom and kitchen the first floor.
The terms Of sale areOEChalf cash, and the balance in
six months with interest.
L. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee.
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mo. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO.,
81 BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate Notes, other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock LoalIs.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurent Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking in all Of its depart
ments Interest allowed on deposits. jal8-tf
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ENOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices Of any kind Also, a CELLAR, at
. URI KILBURN'S,
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Sanksrs an9 Srokers.

DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
pEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the loves. rates
Hzy- Will COLLECT on all accessible points promptly
and at low jel-tf
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DIR. Robnck,. nemedls..

We publish IN another column OF o-day's paper an
article copied from the Cincinnati Times descriptive
Of DR.. Robaek's extensive medical establishment in
the city. BY the way, DIR. Rohack's Remedies have
obtained n great and deserved popularity with all
yet DR.. Breunan-Dr. Robacks agent in this place
informs that his sales of the Blsod Pills and Bloo
Purifier far exceed those Of all other medicines
fer which he Is agent combined. The reason .or this
is that they have stood the OF practical expert
ence. We know this not euly from the mouths of
others, but have used them In own family with
the best results. For all diseases Of the blood
general dsbility-whe,her proceeding FROM sickness
or from natural weakness udi gestion aud all kindred
aim sntS we rcoommen nd tue Soa ndinsvian Remedies
the very best medicines extau They are desti ned
to achieve, not au ephemera success but pere
and deserved reputation, which will render them =
necessity every family Napoleon o. North Wesf.
March 2.
See advertisement. 60wt.
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sherid's Sale.

William J Martin admr of Charles Starr EFT, de, , vs.
William Kirk.
DY virtue of vendi writ of execution TO me di.
ID rected and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas of Shelby County OHIO, in the above entitled
case, will offer for sale at the door of the Cour,
House in Perrysburg, Wood Co., o, on
Saturday May 81, 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ of said day, the following real estate, to wit The
west half of eighty (s0) acres taken from the
half of the southeast quarter of section number
twenty-five (22 township number four ~ north. OF
range nine (9) east. called Milton, situated in Wood
County Ohio, containing forty (40 of land
or less. G.. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood SO.
MARTIN, atty plT
Anrn pl lRhA-laMhS3
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The Thorough Bred French Stallion.
l. f Ri f

VHTILL stand at the stable Of L. H. Cass near Por-
w tags, the ensuing season.
iIeBne is a beautiful. bright bay, nine wears old
sixteen hands high, and weighs, in ordinary flesh
about Is cwt. lie was sired in France, and bred By
an amateur 10 the Province of Upper Canada His
build is low long and heavy, with a beautiful head
and neck, unusually capaeous chest short back good
y sized bone and po yerfal chord and mnsslc lie il
undoubtedly better adapted TO the general service
qnired ofa horse than any other stock horse in the
Maumee Valley. His stock partakeS largely of hi,
characteristics, and are highly przed lie is more
than usually trac.able, in good time and draugh
horse. cannot be eXcclled in the Vest Terms Of in
suranee 81 only PassHrs foe naras rom dstauee al
moderate rates.
Anil 81, lS5q-50tf
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RHMovAL.-F. R. Miller & Co. will this
week remove their Stock of goods to the room
recently occupied by A. M & l. P. Thompson.
This removal has been made necessary by their
increased business, which required the purchase
Of larger stock Of goods this Spring than they
could well put in their old stand aud have room
for their numerous Gus, omers Their goods are
now arriving, and will soon be opened in the
fne rooms which they have taken on Louisiana
Avenue.
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NYnnd Com,nnn Plnn,.


II B,GOUCHER, of the county of Winnebaeo.
IL. Ia the State of Illinois, viii take notice that
w. L. Heller, of the county Of Hancock and state of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of April, A. ~ 1859, de
his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas. within
and for the County Of Wood aud State of Ohio,
against the said IL. Il, Goucher setting forth that the
said H. d. Goucher gave mortgage to the said "
l.. Heller on the following premises situated In the
County of Wood and state of Ohoto wit: The south
half OF the south east quarter dissection number thir.
ty in township three north of range eleven east con
tanning eighty acres more or less except lot decided
for burying ground and school house; to sccu,e
the payment OF S500.00, according TO certain note
for said amount referred to IN said and pray
ing that said H. h. Goucher may pay said sum of mon
ey, with the interest thorenn that said premises
may be sold to pay the same; also, praying judgment
against said b. h. Goucher for SlO72 aud the inter
est thereon ON note executed by him to S. NJ, and
W. l.. Hell or or bearer. The said II. H. Goucher IL
notified that he is required to appear aud answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday after the 9th
day Of May, A. ID. 1883.
COLT Il BROWNS, attys for w. l.. HELLER,
April IA. lH5y-- 4gwGS5 is,
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BURGLARx--0n Sunday afternoon last, con-
stable from Edgerton, Williams county, came
TO our town and informed Marshal Fowler that
German calling himself Jacob Christ, who had
been arrested and locked up in the Toledo watch
house on charge Of burglary committed in the
former place, hal male his escape Mr.. Fow Ter
took description OF the criminal aud went to
Woodville where he put constable Price on the
lookout for him, and then returned TO PerrvSbrrI
On Sunday night. the Sin We shop of Abner Bl acls
was burg gariously entered, and several pairs OF
boots, some leather, and Mr.. B's entire 'kit,
we're missing on Monday morning. Search was
Immediately instituted for the property and the
burglar. The first traces of the direction taken
by the thief was obtained at Mrs. Howard's on
the Pike. where he had left pair of the stolen
boots IS security for his breakfast When he
arrived at Woodvlle, Mr.. Price at once recog-
nized him as the person for hom search was
being madr and hence arrested him and star.
ted for Toledo to deliver him over to the lger-
ton officer When arrested, he had in his pos
session all of The goods stolen from Mr.. Black
except the boots left at Mrs. Howard's While
on the cars between EimOre and Toledo, the
prisoner broke his handouts and attempted 10
Jump from car window while the cars were
under fall heahway, but failed to accomplish his
purpose. On Tuesday night, officers Fowler and
Price brought him to this place, the officer from
Edgerton not being in Toledo to take charge of
the prisoner.
On Wednesday afternoon the prisoner was
taken before Justice Darling and committed to
Jail
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SSr Mr.. Hitchcock's sales have so far exceed.
ed his expectations, that he will be compelled
to renew his stock Of goods at on early day;
therefore, he has determined TO sell his present
stock at even less figures than heretofore. He
intends to make his money by large trade on
small profits, and buyers will fnd it to their in
terest to call and examine stock and prices
Although he has sold immense quantities of
goods within few weeks, his assortment is
still unsurp passed. Look out for new ADVERTISE
ment next week giving prices &c
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Court of Cnmmnn Plcns. "a

TctUiOH JOr fdrttION.
VUIlA A. BARTLETT, widow of Joshua Bartlett
81 deceased Andrew Shalcr and Eliza Shafier, of
Stuben County Indiana Julia Bartlett osoph Smnlcy
Diantha Smuey, Joshua Bartlett. Melvin Bartlett and
Francis Bartett,a'e hereby notified that Samuel Bart
lett of Wood County. ONO on the 10Th diy of March,
1859 filed his petition in the Clerk's Office Of the
Court or Common Pleas OF said county, asking that
partition may be made of the following premises To
wit: The east half of the south east quarter and the
south west CO of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton 10, town D. .ange l. in Wood County, Ohio con
taining 30 acres OF land aud in the proportions fol-
lowngto wit: To the said Samuel Bartlett the one.
seventh part; to the sad Andrew Shater and Eliza
Shafer, the i-scventh part to the snid Julia rt.
lettthc tscventh part; 10 the said Joseph Smaley
and Dlanthn Smlcy the oneseyenth part; to the said
Joshua Bartetthe seventh part the said NJ oil
vim Bartletthe onesoventh part; to tho said Frpno
Bartlett tho oneSeventh part; and that the dover of
said Julia A. Bartett he assigned her IN said prem
ises, Said petition will be tor hearing at the May
term of said court which on the Nth day
of May 1909. SAMUEL BARTLETT. y
J. +. rRIcE, his atty.
March 81, 1859 1w6S535.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

G. NJ. Fisk vs.. l.. Arnold and A. Bortel,
DT virtue ofan order of sale to directed and de.
ID lyered in the above cause, from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Henry CO., Ohio, will offer for
sale at Gilead, Wood Co. Ohio. At the shop nnd
warehouse of Allen Bortel. ON Monday, April 20.
1889, between the hours of and o'clock =. NJ. OF
said day. the following goods and chattels wit: %
Bedsteads, one Bureau, one Side Board Tables one
Spring Bottom Sofa. 3 sets OF Chairs sewing Chnirs
Wash STANDS, 2 Hall tables, sewing stand one
Morticng Machine, rnd one Turning Lathe, taken u,
the pr operty of A. Bortel CIV. NORTON sheriff
By GEo. IL. VANBLARcuM Deputy
April H. lS5o-- lNw2s
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21
SIlERlFE'S SALE,
Wood Common p,ras,

Asher Cook. executor ofJ. \. dali dec vs. Earnest
Niche, adm'r of Ludwig Shatfustcin.
DY virtue of yenditloni cNpoHns TO me directed
and delivered nom the ccuft of common lleas Of
Wood county Ohio, in the above cause 7 shall Offer
for sale nt public auction Mt the door Of the court
house, In snid county. IN
Mgaday. April 25th, 4. n 1850,
between the hOuIs of one and three O'Clock r. " tho
following described lands and toncments 20 wits Tho
west hall Of the northwest quar- section twenty
six (26 in township FIVE ~ north, Of range ten (0)
east,in Wood CO., Ohio. {. W. NORTON sheriff
AsuER Cook. attN.
March ~, I259-I6w5s9C5,