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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

EF Everything has its use. Wefe il
not for Fliss, people 10 simmer VouIi sleep
two hours longer than they do. and thus
ipse The, best part oftbe day 1.-The portion
devoted TO saurise and meadow arks. 3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

r fF"I have some Idea Of offering myi
self to the legislature. Do you think |
will make good run,,, 6.sy sli a5sl
& '-Wyh. yes. VIII, Judging from tho
sample sample / saw the other day,
yben that big stick was. drawn on you
I think you viii mako a 6rst rate run" \
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
No Trust to Governors.

We clip tho following from tho legisla-
tive correspondence df the Leavsuworth
Times.
But here must tell you an anecdote
which the Governor relshes rs much as
you will. ''His Ex :ellency" went into a
barber's shop at Lecompton to get shaved,
Tho barber isa black man and belongs
to Judge Gilmore, Us ours, as Buchanan
says. is "a slave soil.
As soon as seated the iBlld#ing dialogue
occurred. snasH
Gov. NJ. "I'll shave by the month. -
Barber. Don't know, masss, about
that" rs -@ e.
Gov. "WhJ not, Tom!" fLt-.
Barber. Cease, massa, you Guburnurs
stay mighty short time in Kansas. CAM
trus. you to four weeks. Too long a time
for people ofyOur color" @
or course Gov. Medary paid up. There
was ho help for il. Mr. Darkey had the
argument with him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

ETWhy is minister like ailooomotive2
We have to look out for him when tbs bell
rings. Va'N ys'.ee4 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

APEcuLIARf5 ISDi;ErExDKEr CkHbniibiix
FoR Cox oRkss:-The Richmond Wig
publishes card from Mr.. r, RidRWay,
who announces himssf as an i!idspendett
candidate for Congress from The Ninlh
District Of Virginis after The following ID.
dependent mac-sr:
Being exceedingly ambitious OF vepts-
:sntihg the SWsbia0s Of ihe Tenth Legioa
in the C6fgress Of United States, 1
take occasion. Unsolicited and unasked. tU
announce myself a candidate for that dis
Iinguished honor. In doing &c, l desire
il 70 Be distinctly understood that l an &
candidate nncondilionally. scOrning to sub.
NIT my claims to the arhi,ramsni Of any
Convention. C urus, Cas-. or JJnta on
earth. and intending 20 run independently
-Ou my oWn individual beok-and to
run Just ~ veil % The libet ] minded aSd'
generous .heAr,ed voters Of the. District
mas Be disposed to permit me. Nor iss4
any Of ny competitors, no matter what
may turn DIP during the progress Of the
canvass. expect me TO retire from the contest.
am rssolute'y ii the ring until weafii-
cd Sol goes TO bed on the iUurth ThursdaJ
in may.
"What lam and what have done, ,SWa-
hiana. I have now told you. II you caa
tlHd il IN yOhf hesits to vote against me.
your are no, ,iheH meR that your fathers
we're. whom have often heard General
jackson speak Of with tears IN bis eyes. -
Should you vote for me as hope and be-
Iieve. and thus elect me your representa-;
tive in Congress. no invaders foot shall
ever profans the sacred soil. of the Tenth
Legion bu, in peace shall you live, and i1
prosperity. and in the divine enjoyment OF
court, for the remain Ter Of your days
Your friend, adnirer ani fellow citizen.
K. RIpaWir:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

A GOLDEN THoUoHr Sir in PEAkt.-Tn
speaking Of marriage for money, Miss
Mulock, the eminent writer. and We think
very justly says:
Marriage should alway DO a, question
not Of Necessity. ut choice. Every girl
ought to be taught That . ioveless uni n
stamps upon her as foul dishopor as one
Of those connections which omittke brgal
ceremony altogetber,--and that however
pale, dreary and toilsome . single life may
be, unhappy married must be tsn-fold
worse, and eyer-haunting temptation. and
iBcurabIe regret, a-tormeut ircm which
there is no escape but death.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

JAS. s5--The Secretary 0f the Treasury
IN recent ddeumess sent 10 the House
suggpsis an Invitation from the United
States to the Commercial Countries Of Eu-
rope 10 meet in representative body for
tUusulsapon on uniform cvrreBsv., .url-
form weights and isieaauses snd uniform
system Of commercial statistic. being Of
opini n that this reform would be hVora-
bly, received aud probably adopted By ssOh
Of ihs counties 80 represented.
lie says onr own Goyrrnwent occupies
= position. both political and eOmmsfcial,
which would Justify it III taEfngs leSd III
the matter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
d .Als Asr Beay,. P.sstare.

There is DeigbbOr S.. He's con-
tent with bis farm and brIieyes that drain.
ing is too costly to be praelissd. and she'd.
will not pay as protection TO stock. He
leaves dilapidated isnes In front Of the
dwelling. backed by rev OF scgagRy
peach trees. His woodward is The space
IN front Of his house. consisting Of an un-
slightly pile Of green logs. to be cut up ss
occasion requires. His barn! the roof de.
6GSed s9d ragged. with the boards here
dnd there missing from the sides: an open
Yard, where aIl winter q herd Of iJWink
6Attle ADky Be seeB. pipehed with cold.
trampling their fbddef 6hdet their ieet-
vi. farming implements they srs few aod
simple. Go into the road. aid there by
the Whsrs they art Carefully plsced
when not 10 use-yo1 Sill zee them. An
old wagon with an older box stands there
ready TO drop % pieces By its own weight
. three-corneFed drag resls coofidingly q
gsinst Ii. while little way of is the plo1.
which by the wear and tear il is subjected
TO might be referred to any age since
Methusaleb. Esighboi s. believes
one Plow win answer for al purposes and
ell soils, aud thinks new inventions in this
line humbugS. In the spring he Jokes 4
pair OF poor, starved oxen, that have lain
out to treese in his open gard all winter,
bitches tbeth to bis plOW snd proceeds &c
spring ploWingil He ususlly gets Into the
field by letting down the fence: an easy
task. by the way. and that ill be cannot
easily make il worse. He usually begins
in wet weather as bi. ieaih is too light "a
plow when II is dry. lie pto&s shallow,
for his team is not strong eROagh 10 plow
deep. He don't sub>soil il would take an.
other team. When harvest comes he won
ders Why bis fields yield but halfa crop.
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The Wa.hiag.on ststss %. ~ he TqTJG'

IHpeeiaI HspalcH % lhe CincinohH GazetteI
WAsHIxofoE. jan. 26 The Sists5 oR
this morning says: "The Democrats oe
t6s South and Wes. will resist. BY every
constitutional expedisut. any slfSFf 10 altar
or modify the present tariff rates. Il also
remarks that as necessary consequence
of the accumulation Of business before
ConRrras. il is nOU gensra'ly believed thaa
there must be en eEIfa ksssfsS, i'd which
event special elections would Of course
have to b beld through almost the entire
South and West. together gi;h POrtioR
Of the HOrth, large proportion Of he
States not having IS jet elscied their Ne1a.
bers Of Congress. The same thing Ocenf-
red in the extra session OF l84l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
6aatttt.
CLARKE e. SON,
EDIToRs IND PR0PRLEToRs

OFFECE--AIartiu's Row, one Doefso
of tue POst-O1ice ~
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Fsra, of sab.orlP.Ion 70 Che ca1e..e.

Two DellaTspsP yeAr4payable wlthinthe year.
oI,5O IL paidin advance.
above rates. ,.as fgN
No paper viii % discontinued until all arrearage
Ere paid, unless atthe option ofthe publisheis.
TPAll subScriptioHs for eshorter periodthan on'
year, must 10 paid In advance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

as folluws: SEC 1856. Whenever Il vacan.
cy shall occur IN tho Office uf cnnstabln. in
any township. hy death. removal. resignation
or non acceptance of tho person elected, or
ghcn thcro shall be u failure to elect, the
township trustees shall appoint N suiiahl"
person to fill such vacancy until the next
annual election for constable, aud until u
successor he scIcd and qualified provided.
however, that in any casu when there shall
10 ~ constable IN any township OF any
county iu this State. the constable of any
o her adjoining township in said county shall
,d is hereby authorized to serve anv pro-
cuss that any constable ut said township Is
now or NAV be authurizrd tu serve by law
SEC. 2. That said original section ono
hundred and oightysx is hereby repealed.
SEC. 3 This act to take effect aud be IN
force from aud after its passage"
WILLIAM B WOODS.
Speaker Of hr HoDsr IF Rrprs,atnnres
E DASHEIr bANGDON.
Prs"d'ni pro tem., Of the Senate
February II, 1859.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY pHYsIO,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
and invigorate every portion of the human organ.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy ytalitics. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their and directions
for their use in the following complaints COstirs-
meas, Heartburn, Headache arising from disorde,sd
Stomach, Nausea, Indige.tion, PAN in and Morbid
l,iaction Of the Bo,res, F2atuIency, Loss Of Appe-
tie, Jat0,aics, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body obstruction
OF its functions. They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restors-
tion of tone and strength to the system debltatsd
by disease.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
SAERlFF'S SALE,

DY Virtue of "A Final Order OF Sale,
ID issued from the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Plens OF Geauga County, Ohio
wherein Almond Clark is PlninuH, and Oliver
Raymond is Defendant, TO me directed and deli.
vered, have caused TO be appraised and shall ex.
pose to Sale al Public Vendue, at The Door of tho
COURT HOUSE, in CHARD0N, in said
County, on
Saturday. the 2sh day Of Moy. 4.D. 1850,
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock AM and -Four
O'Clock P VI. Of said day, the following described
Tract or Lot of Land, 10 witt
SituHTe in tho Township OF Mi1d'eheld, No 7, in
the 9th Range OF Townships. in the Connecticu,
Western Reserve, in the State of Ohio and
which is also in the County Of Geauga and is
known by being part Of Lot No. l6, and is
bounded ns follows - Beginning nj puststnnd.
ing in the southeast corner of said Lot; thenca
west on the south line Of snid lot lhirty.nine
chains 20 a post; ; thence north on u markell
hns Iwenly.ihree chains and three links 10 n
post; thence east on a marked line Ihirty.nine
chains and twenty links TO a post ;.thence south
on the Town Line twenty three chains and ian
links TO the place of beginning, and conai 8 hv
survey ninety and 1900 acres oi Land, be- the
same more or less, but subject TO all legal high.
why's.
SAID Premises appraised at Sl623.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand
f. q, WHITE.
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
Sherifi's Office, Geauga Co.,
April 81, 1859. 494.5w
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SllEISHFF'S SALE,

N obedience TO the requirements Of an
Order Oi Sale, issued from tho Office of the Clark
al the Court oiConmonPens,io Tor the Co ofGeaugu,
and the state OF Ohio in II certain suit wherein
Harvey Harrington Is plaintiff and Uriah Ackley
ana others nre defendants, to inc directed nd de
lvered, have caused to be appraised and sha II
expose 10 Snle at Public Vendue, at the Door of
the COURT HOUSE, in CHARDCN, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 2Sh day Of May II d. Is59.
between he Hours of Nine o clock A N. and Four
q clock ? NJ. OF suid duy, the following described
Tract or Lot Oi Land,
situate IN the Township OF Bainbrdge, and which
~ also il the County of Geiuga, and State of
Ohio, and is known 10y being No 8 in the glh
Range OF Townships in the Connecticut West.
ern Reserve, and Is bounded as follows, viz -
Beginning at n stake standing a the south. west
corner oi ihe Olu Mill Plat, described in Harvey
Waldo'a Decd to Eoenezsr Hopkins, Junior, and
runs IRON said corner south turty.hVe degrees
aste!ghly-tive links; thence south eigh;y ripht
degrees, east four chains; thence north three
degrees, west one chain aud forty links thence
north ~ degrees, west Two chains 35 X links
TO the intersection OF the nnrth.wtst line
OF the Mill Plat; thunce on said line soulh
nifty degrees, west three Chains mud eighty -four
links to the place OF beginning, containing
eighly.siX one.hundreth tSb-l0Ul of nm acre OF
Land, be the came more or less, subject to all
legal highways.
Said premises appraised at 1900
TERMS OF SALE Cash on day of Sale
E.'G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
Sherif>s Office, Genugu Co.,
April %, 1859. 4s4.5w
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mo. 90 J
N ACT

To provide for canVassing tho votes for
Comptroller ot tho Treasury.
SECTION l. Be At rnGctsd By The GenSral
.8sssmDiy IF the Slate " ONO. Tnat Im.
mediatuIy allor tho passage ot this act, il
shall b9 Ihe dury Of the governor, auditor
aud secretary Ut s'ate, to canvusS tho v0irs
cast ut tho annual election on the second
TUESDAY OF UcIobur, 1893, for tho Office ui
enmptrollur uf tho treasury, aud report the
,sult OF such canvass to each house OF the
general assembly ana also 10 cause the
person tuund TO have received tho highest
HumOnr ut legal VOtUs To DO notified OF his
election furGn~ith.
Soc 2 That tho person so declared TO bo
elected, snail, within 10 days after such notice.
execute his bond, III conformity with section
% oi ''thu act' to further provide tor the
better regulation of tho receipt, dHburso.
monr aud sato keeping of tho public rove.
nuo." passed April II, 1853.
Snc. 8. At zach subsequent election ~
eomptroiIor 0f tho treasury. tho votes shall
bO ascertalned at tho samu time, and doclar
ed IN the same mann9r. as is provided in
abe osae of other State officers
SEo. 4. THIS act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of hs HoA~ If Representation.
MARTIN WELKER.
PresideHt Of he Ssadts,
February 5. 1859,
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
NIuINIu N1VISTU0CI
Us.


Orson R Colgrovs.
SAID OrsOn X. tOlgrOve will take no.
- tice, that on the 3Oth day OF March, A D.
1859, said MARGIN CoIgrove fled in the Office of
the Jerk of The Court OF Common Pleas within
and Tor the County OF Geauga and State Of Ohio,
her certain Petition, wherein he prays TO be
Divorced from him. said Orsnn R. C0lgrove, and
that certain property and effects now in her pos.
session he decreed her tn hold IN her absolute
right; and tor cause OF Divorce she alleges that
said Orsnn K, is now confined in .he State Prison
al Auburn. Cayuga County, Stute Of New York,
Tor ielonlonsly obtaining 81 900 worth OF Goods
and Chauels, the property Of one Lafayette Hart
son ny false and fraudulent pretences Said Pc.
ltion will he heard at the next term of said Court
Said Orson R. is further notified, that Deposi.
lions TO be used on the hearing OF tho aforesaid
Petition will he taken ny the Peii ioner ut the
Oitlce ni the Warden Of the Ponientiary, at Au.
bnIn, Cayugn County State OF New York, on the
18Th day OF May A. d. 1859. between the hours OF
b O'Clock AN. and O'Clock 7. M. of said day
DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Aitys for Petitioner
April LIST, 1882 48I.6w
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SIIEISIFF'S SALE.

DN virtue Of an Execution issued from
- the Oihce Of The Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Tor he County OfGeiuga and the State
Ol Ohio. IN a certain suit wherein Simon + Carl.
ton is Puutltf aud freierIck i. heuendeen aud
Alpheus w Wie are Defendants, to me directed
und delivered. have caused 10 be appraised and
shall expose 10 sale at Public Vendue, AT the Door
VI the Court House, in CharJon, in said County,
On Saturday hr ourh day Of Jun,,
Il u. 1859.
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock A NJ and -Four
o'clock PM ot said day, the following described
Known as Village Lot No. 73. in Great Lot No:
l9 IN the Township Ul Pafkman, IN said County,
uud is bounded M follows, TO WITT On Ihe north
by sireet leading In westerly direction past the
Methodist Meeting House; uu the west by an
alley running between Lot - and Lots n und
10 on the south by Lot "a, and on The east by
the road leading from PaTkmun Village ~ the
Centre Ut furkmun, and is two chains and f ty.
nlne links long. and eighty Two links WIDE in
trout. mud contains about .hiry .iour rods VI
Lund, he the same more or css
Said Premises appraised at 1883.
ILRMs OF SALh .-Cush in hand
f. q WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master In Chancsry.
SherifTs Office. Gcuuga Co.,
April Zylh, ie5Y. 4S5.w
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mo. l9]
AN ACT


To amend tho l3Sth section of "An act
of tho Jurisdiction and Procedure before
Justcos of the Peace, aud OF tho du
ties uf ConstabIrs III Civil Courts, passed
March 1t, 1858.
SECTION /. BeH enacted BY The general
.dssra.bty Of The State Of OHIO. That sec
tIon ono nuudrud aud thirty eight OF the act
Aturusaid 10 unondcd SO as to read AS to
lows: SuctIun 1873 The officer shall, with
IN ton days after receiving tho writ execute
ths Same by restoring tho plannlf 10 tho
possussIOn oi the premises. and snail levy
and collect tho cnsIs, aud make return as
upon Othor EXECUTIONS. II the officer shall
receive IA notice from the Justice that tie
proceedings have been stayed hy tho filing
OF IL petition n error and undertaking, ra.
qllrud by law, IN the Court OF Common
Pluas, he shul immediately delay all tur
ther proceedings upon the execution, and
VI the PROMISES have been restored 10 the
plaintItf he shall Immediately place tho de-
tendant III possession thereof. aud return
tho writ, with his proceedings aud cOsis
taxed thereon.
sec. 2 That original section number
one hundred and Ihirty-eight be and is
hereby ropoaIud; aud this act shall DO III
forcu from aud attor lis passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
SPsdker Of the House IF Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER.
Pr1ssdeni Of tks SsHuls.
February s. 1850.
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Wrsr BErroRp. Coshoclon o.. Mnp l4. ls.1
MRS RoBINsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

ViRYoN, Trumbull CO.. May lat, ls43.
This .cerlities TINT have been IN very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief alter
employing n number q phyticians My uisease
was Prulapsis Urpri had been reduced hy thu
and Flourur Albus unul ] had become liberated to
a considerable extent BY he advice of DR.. G.
w Bushnell procured and took six bottles of
MnTshnl's Uterire Catholicon which enabled me
TO attend TO my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about year since have
taken three hotties since his DEATH which has made
me able to labor and support my family Of three
children The Calhollcon has nearly restored me
TO health It is ths only thing that has mitipated
my suffering for which fell very grateful.
MARY E ROBINSON.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
[No. 23.]
AN ACT

To authorize tho making of real estate in.
d"Hos. aud further tu prescribe the duties
Ot County Commissioners and Recorders
ia CERTAIN cuuu,Ies.
SECTION | BE- il Snaried by The G,nerm
AssrmLiy IF hs state n Ohio. rnar II shall
to tllu duty ui the county commissioners at
all counties III tins State; having II pupula-
tluu Ot muru than two hundred thousand
iuhnbitauts. tu unpluy. ut II reasonable COM
pun,atrrn to bv fixed by thnm aud to he
pad out u! the Cuuuty treasury upon the
"rdur ot SAID commissioners. ono or more
competent persons. who shall, under the dI
reCtlun Ot the rccnrdrr. make out aud com
pl"iu general indexes from the records Ot
all the real estate situate ~ such cuuIItv. ia
addition to tho alphahuicui indexes now
provided tor by law, by placing under the
hulds uf the original surveyed sections 0r
ptrts uE II section. squares. sub.divlsuns. or
lots, "n tho lett page ot such index book -
lat. Tho nnno OF tho grantor or gruuturs
81. Next To tho right tho uaInu ut the gran.
t"o or grantees. 81. Then tho number aud
page Of Ihr record. whcru tho Instrument is
found recorded. 4th. The character of the
instrument. 10 bu followed by IA pertinent
description of tho property conveyed 10y
such deed. lease. or assignment OF lease -
tho mortgages and lions or other incum.
brances affecting said real estate.
SEC. al. 1t shall 10 the duty of tho re-
corder to procure, at the Uxponse of the
county. suitable books for such indexes.
SEC 3 As soon rs thu indexes. provided
for III tho first section of this act, shall be-
brought up a"d completed it shall become
the duty ot the recorder OF every such cuun
~ to keep up such general indexes i'll the
manner prescribed by tho first section ni
this act. and to enter thereon. under the
nrnt oi l0dsos. mortgages, liens. and Oth"r
Instruments affecting tho titlo to such rra'
estate. aud in tho order US they arc filed IL
hs office tor record.
SEC 4. For every entry on such general
index ot any lot piece or parcel of land. the
recorder shall bs allowed the sum of FIVE
cents, 10 he paid by tho person leaving such
instrument OF conveyance or transfer 10,
record.
SEC 5. This act shall tako effect and D.,
in toIc CO from aud after It's passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker Of hS HonS" Of Representatives..
f. BAS>Err LANGDON.
PrrSident IF The Senate.
February IA, 1859.
/ hereby certify that have compared the
foregoing laws with authenticated copies re-.
ceived by me from the Secretary of State.
and that they are corrro'.
c. C FIELD,
0,1, nc
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Foh THE BAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump.
tion, and for the relief of Con.umptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide Is the field Of its usefulness and 10 nu-
merous are the csl,s Of its cures, that almost
every section of country slounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidoto to employ
pulmoni ry organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
ducsd cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
LEGAL SALES.
SnERIFF'S SALE.

SIlERlFF'S SALE.
DY Virtue oi an Execution issued from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas of Ashuhua Co
ONO, 70 me directed and delivered, wherein Ran.
daIl & Burtons are plaintiffs. and John Diddal
and Benjamin Roberts Defendants, have levied
upon and shall offer for Sale at Public Auction.
On III, lOh day If Nay. 1859,
between the hours Of One and Four O'Clock NJ.
ui said day on the Premises occupied by Daniel
Bartlett in the Gown-hlput Russo |, in The County
UI Gelugh, the toll wing Property. To wit -
One buy Mare. one 2.hUrse Lumher Wagon, two
Thor Lumber Wagons, one 2.horSe Sleigh.
one Gutter, one set ot Double Harness, Une
Neck Yoke, aud one Leather Halter.
TERMS Cash ON day oi Sale
L. q WHITE, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Gcaugo County.
April 2y, lLJg 4Si.2w