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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

FOR THE NEW YORK LUNG ~NFIRMARY--M
4 connection for he past eight years with the above In
Of steady devotion To the Cure of Pulmonary Cunsump-
ton and its kindred diseases, together with my unrival-
aided not a little by IA perfect system OF MEDICAL INHALA-
TIoS-has enabled me to arrive at a decisive, discreet, and
cure of all diseases o. Tue ThroHt, Lungs, and 4ir-PassageS.
BY inhalation. the yapor and curative properties of medi-
fotegumrnt. | do not advise the use OF Medical inhalation
beany kind, to the exclusion of general Il edfiHeHt; and al
% ugh l consider it a useful adjuvant in the Ptoper man
a rnent of those fearful and often IItai discusses, yet |
alrm il very necessary that e. ch patient should have the
dune!l OF both general and local treatment. The success
gu my treatment IA the above Diseases, and the high char
licIpr of the Institution over which | have 50 long had the
honor to preside, are too well known To need any eulOgy or
comment from me-. At the solicitation OF many private and
professional friends. through whosr philanthropic aid the
above charity has been long and Literally supported, and
after due consideration, 1 have concluded 70 make such ar
engagements as will bring the benefits of my experience
and treatment within the reach of all, and not comine my
self. as heretofore. to my office. Hoping therefore that the
arrangement Will give entire satisft ctia1I, both 10 my pro-
fessional brethren ard the public, | would respectfully an
notInce in conclusion, tina, / ata nor he consulted ~ rso10Vy
or hi litter, on all diseases as above, and hat the medicines,
the SAME as used in the institution. prepared to suit each
individual ctse, Inhaling Napors, Medical Inhalers, &c. &c.
States or he tanadas. TEKMs-My terms OF treatment by
letter are as follows. viz: S2 per month for each patient,
also, InhalfnS Vapor, and an Inhaling Apparatus. Paw
ment as follows: Sc TO be paid TO Express Agent on receipt
OF The month, ii the patient be cured or is entirely satisfied
with the treatment. Patients. by giving u full history of
by letter as by personal examination. Patients ayniling
themselves of Dr. Jarrett's treatment may rely upon inn
case over thirty days. Letters tor advice promptly answer
ed. For further particuIars address
NJ NJ. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
No SD Broadway, cor Twelfth St, y Y.
P.S.-Physcans and others visiting the city are res a
pectully invited to call at the lntrnAry, where many
Interesting cases cap be witnessed, and where our I'M
PROVED APPARATUS FOR the inhalation OF medical vapor y
san be seen amt Inspected.
Aug 70, IS5a-TUm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, rrumbun County. q

HARtFOhD, Irunlbu County, Ohio
March eth, 1851.
! hereby certify that 7 have been dealing in the Granen.
berS. Medicines for the past few years. and can trails sav
that / have never offered any medicines to the public thai
met Muh the seeded appreciation of the people like
1Iese; partieularly the pills and Catholicon. They viii
readily perform all and more than IL promised for them-
l nave sold ahodt hlty bottles OF the Catholican the pnnk
season, ana 1 hear The best results Ia every case
J. II. q. JOHNSON, Medical Aapnt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
ga MEAT MARKET -

~@ ERESH MEATS il their rariies ESERzs
IL are kept constantly on hand at
the MEAT MARkaT on Winter street, opposite Col. Rich
ardson's. Fat Stock of ali kinds wanted. Cash paid for
Hides. Prlts and Skins THOS. HOG!HFS~
Delaware, March, I-5S-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

CHAPTER The NOCTURNAL Visit.
Whence is that knocking:
How ist with me when every sound appals mes
hear a knocking
In the south Entry! Hark:-more knockin g.
SHAkEsPEARE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

Ii AVE you seen those find Garnet and Coral sPtts
III Jeweiry, new styles, at II. BURR'S If not call and
rDok at something 6otafifaL. Sign of the BIG CLOCK.
November L. 1857.
Bird Cages.
A fresh supply of Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, Corn
IA Peppers, Bread 1udstrrs. Farmers Grain and Seed
Riddles, Iron aud SllFercG Wire Selves, &c., at
Cl1AMBERLAIN X AVERY.
Der %. lS5S.
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80 HI3DEN HAfAD-
y. z. Y. soUTHWoRTH

BY EMMA d.. T.. ". SOUfHWORTH,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE BRIDE OF An evening"
s'rHE ~EsERT WIFE," ETC, ETC , ETC.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

ha nas t Soayi i aS 9Gs r ff nh It IPP sFfo4Ras is as EaaaSess e r g
aeh IS almost entirely de- pendent o. te healthyas-
are at faGlt, and the whole system suffers IN eonss.
R fge d%is. Of For Sae the Sssda is H Of afff hat oraas, 's one o e SS
proprietors has made it hisi study. in q practice Of
with 70 counteractthe ma ny derangements towhieh
TO prove that this RENE dy is atlastfound ANY per
forms. has but to try a bot e tie, and convIction Is GER,
These C uns remove AN morbid or bad matter from
the system. supplying ti their place a healthy flow
gestweli puggfng &c hood e giving tone and health V
The Whole machinery, re- . moving the cause OF The
Bilious aaaeIs are cured aad, ,s1at Is better, prevent
ed, by the occasional use 8 use Of the Lirer ErigOra-
one dose after eating is z sufficient to relieve the
atsmach and prevent the ~ food from rising and sodr.
only one dosetaken be q fore eiiring, prevents
Only one dose taken at . might, osens the bowels
One dose taken alter = each meal win cure DYE.
one dose Of two tea -, sp~oonfals VIII always re
one botteI taken for fe male obstruction removes
n 9G 9hns nne u d u f hasSss & land msTssa perls S. SSTs
M lose onen rapealad 8 IS q sure fss's cure G foS sl Sias
eg~6 only one bottle is = needed 10 throw out of the
system The elects Of medrl > Igine after a long sickness.
R5-One bottle taken fri JaHndice remoaes all sal
go qhS TO aG 5Rs ' appeti { '1 aad1 max mafe Se iSGd Sasase Rsf. ~
its worst forms; while SUN. aer aud Bo~et connplAin.si
one or TWO doses cures attacks caused BY Worms
in Children; there are no Isurer, safer, or specdisr
remedy in the world, as il Mercr (HlS. hrrr--
RV-A few bottles cures tDrSpsV, byexcitIng The alb
sorbents. - r. ,us /.
We take pleasure in re- fc0mnendlng this Medicine
asva preventive for Ee0crI idJUe, ChiU Fears, and all
Fe-erSo of IA bilious TYpe.- 1t operates with certainty
and thousands are willing ,totesufy to its wonderful
irtuies. E -tt Eta
4. uhO uSeit dregiriag their uaaHiHoHs testiniO ny ia is
r ir Wdter in tr mouth in TIE InUigordlor, and snal-
&c 10Th togeheF. .lH .arrU
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is ASCIENTIFIC MEDICAL ISCoYER and is daily
working cures, almost 10 great to believe. IL cures as ifby
magic, erea He Gfst dose gfr ing beneft, and seldom more thaR
one bottle is required to cure pny kind Of Licer Complaint,
from the worst Jdtuadtrc or Dyspepsfd toa commrn Head
ache, all Of which are the result OF a Diseased Lirer. tr
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. IH-H
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 35 Broadway, New York
And rctailed by all Druggists. Sold also by NJ. L.STARK
u BRO, Delawa.e; Ohio.
= Aun kAIl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
DIR. HUNTERS
MEDICALM ANNUAL.
Being an original and popula: Treatise on
MAN AND WOMAN:

- Al
Their Physiology Functions and Sexual Disorders of eve
cure of diseases OF a private and delicate Character
incidentt to tae violatioleof the Laws of Nature
and Of Natures God.
Price ZCeRty EGge Cents
FENHE Author Of the above Nosumeis n graduate, and hav-
J. ing devoted a quarter Of Il century to The study and
treatment OF syphilis and kindred disorders as a speciality,
he rs become possessed of most invaluable information
in regard to the same, and is abie TO compressintov wade me-
cum compass the very quintessencc of medical science on
the most eminent physicians in europe and America. is
thoroughly denonstra ed ia hisawn highlysuccessiul prac-
of cases in The CITY Of Philadelphia alone.
Testimony of the Professor of Obstetrics in
Pennsylvania College, Philadelphia.
'tDR. HUSTER's MEDICAL MANuAL.f The author of this
work, unlike the majority of those who advertise to cure
the diseases Of which IL treas, is a graduate OF one of the
best colleges IN the lnIted states. 1t affords me pleasure
to recommend him to The unfortunate, TO the victim oI NAL
practice. as IA successful and experienced practitioner, in
whOsedonUr and intCgriYthey may place the greatest con
fdence. JOSEPH =. LONG0iORE, NJ. ID.
From A. Woodward, MD, of Pennsylvania
University, Philadelphia.
It gives me pleasure toadl my t-stimony to the profas
sion ! ability Of The a uthOa of tHe Medical Manual" Nh
m-ruus cases Of Diseases OF the Genital Organs, some of
hen OF long standing, have come under my nouce, in
health, in some instances wAcre the patient has been con
sidered beyond ncd.calald. In the treatment OF Seminal
selt-ahuse, or EXCESS Of venery, 1 do not know his superior
iuthe profession. | have been acquainted with the a utltOr
some ilirty years, and deem is no more than justice TO him
as weIIas a kind"rs> 10 IN" unfortunate Vtciim OF early in
discretion, 20 recommend II IN as one, in who's professional
skill and iltesr.Iy they may SAT j. co1ide shcmseives-
ALFRED NJ. d.
One copy, securely enyeluped, WILDE forwarded free OF
postage 10 my pfrt Of the United states for % cents, or six
copies for 81 Address, post paid, CUSDEN & CO, Pub
lIShcTS, .oN i#7, Philadelphia
&c booksellers, Canvasscrs and Book Agents supplied
o. Inc most liberal terms. OCT. y, '3o-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
Farmers Take Notice.

Farmers Take Notice.
I wilfpay the highest market price in cash for HIDES
L SHEEP PELTS and SHIFTING FURs.
Nov 8, '5S. \. TRAUSS
EyRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AMI BEAU
II TIFUL GOODS AT NO. 3. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
just received Il new supply of
Gold and SilverW atches, Gold and Silver
Chains and Keys, Gents. Gold Sleeve Buttons
and Studs, Breast pins. Finger Rings, La
dies Earnings, Pins, Hair pins, very
pretty styles of Work boxes, Cabas,
Portnonies aud Wallets, very
pretty and cheap.
-'Cable Charms" ana specimens of the catalan
TIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.' Please call and Sc
them.
Sept, II, 1858. c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

Merchs OTIS and Trstefs win be.oGeheir guard and not
be impos sdt lpon by a Counterte It of Morse's Indian Root
Pills. sig ned 4. B. Moore. All q enuine Indian Root Plls
have the ma Ne and signature Of a. J. White Dc Co., on
each box.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

Mr.. II. n. Kngsley-Sir; have been selling Ihe msdl.
cines Ut the tirattnberg Company for the last ten wears
and have. invariably found them 10 give good satisfaction,
aud the Ilils l have sold TO a great MANY Families "a rrrus
larry as their tea and coaee, and with nay trade hey have
become a staple article. Marshrll's Uterine Catholicon Il
a medicine that has done q great amount OF NoodiA Fpmaie
Diseases. one lady l sold Il TO told me she had rcceivrd
moro hcheth from one bottle than she dl from a long coursa
OF medical treatment by the most skillful ply Sicians.
Aourstruly, JAMES WILSON. /.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

=, FOR sale by STARR A BRO, Delaware; Flrmaa A Re-.
Sast oransei Williams h Cox, Delhi; }. v. Wintermuts,
" ~ anu hy dealers In medicines generally.
FNI "eoaeies Apply To IL. b. KINGSLEY. pr.
May IS. Is5s.-Iy ~ SisySiand
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
e A III OND'S
DOUBLE THREADED
Sewing Machine.

The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever made.-W arranted equal to any 500
- Machine in the market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
NATHAN WILLIAMS

nESIRES to inform the eitizons of Delaware and the
IL surrounding ccuntiesthat he STILL manufacturers all
descriptions of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
And also keeps constantly on hand nearly every varie-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18
"a Gard from DR.. James M. Ja1ret

ct. s, 1855 TT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

10 POseioiC yoA uoA AuOW nv ma
teri"
"Not I, IN fai!h,"
"For The love Of heaven, look at me and
try to recollect me, sir! Ii is necessary some
one inuuthnrity should be able to know me-
said the woman, raising her haggard eyes
to the face of her visitor.
The old man adjusted his spectacles and
gave her a scrutilfizing louk, exclaining at
the Intervals
Lord bless my soul! it is! it amt! it
must! it cant be! Granny GreweII-the--
the--the--midwife that disappeared from
here SOME twelve or thirteen years ago!"
"Yes, master, | am Nancy Grcwetl, the
ladies' nurse, who vanished from sight so
mysteriously some thirteen years ago!" re-
piled the woman.
"Heaven help our hearts! And for what
crime was it you ran AWAY! Cu,ue--muke
a clean breast of it, woman! You have
nothing to fear in doing so, for you are past
the arm Of earthly law nuw!"
81 know it MASTER"
"And the best way to prepare to meet the
Divine Judge is to make all the reparation
that you can by a tull confession!1
81 know it, sir--if had committed u
crime; but | have committed no crime, nei-
Their did | run away
"Whatl what! what!--What W as il then!
remember, witness, you are On your OATH"
"Iknow that, sir, and | will tell the truth;
but it must be in my own way"
At this moment q violent blast of wind
and hail roared down the mountain side and
ratified against the walls, shaking the witch's
hut, as if it would have shaken it about their
ears. t7T
1t was a proper overture 10 the tale that
was about to be told. Conversation was
impossible until the storm raved past and
was heard dying in deep reverberating ech-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-02-18

kerchief, and feared as | was, | didn't !or~
get to put ii in my bosom.
Then | looked about me. Right afore
me on the hearth was a little weDy taper
burning, that showed | was in a great big
garret with slipping wall. At one end two
deep dorner windows, and a black walnut
bureau standing between them. AT t'other
end a great tester bedstead with dark cur
tains. There was a dark carpet on the
floor. And with all there were SO many
dark objects and 50 many shadows, and the
little taper burned 50 dinly that / could
hardly tell t'other nom which, or keep from
breaking my hose against things as | CROP
ed about.
s.And what was | in this room for to do!
I couldn't even form an idee. But present.
iy my blood ran cold TO hear u groan from
behind the curtainS--then another--anG
unother--then u cry as ut u child in mortal
agony, saying:
"'For The love of Heaven, save met
81 ran to the bed and dropped the curtains,
and | like TO have tainted at what | saw.
"And what did you see!" asked the Mag
istra,e.
"Master, behind those dark curtains | saw
u young creature tossing about en- the bed,
hinging her fair ard beautiful arms about,
and tearing wildly at the fine lace that trim
med her night dress. But, master, that
wasn't what almost made me faiut--it was
that her righl hand was sewed up in black
Grape, and her whole face and heud COM
oletely covered with black Grape drawn
down and tasted securely around her throat,
leaving only a small slil at the lips md nose
to breathe ~through!"
"What! take care woman! remember that
you are upon your oath!' said the magis-
trate.
az know it, MASTER! And as | hope to be
forgiven,I am telling you the truth.''
go on, hen" s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
NJ E L A ~ G. E.

A PR1vTERs ToAsT.-The Printer The
master of all trades He beats the farmer
with his fast hoe the carpenter with his rule,
and the mason in setting Ia columns; be sur
passes the lawyer and doctor in attention to
his case, and beats the parson in the manage
meut of the deUit.
A man cannot wait for his dinner without
instantly losing his temper; but see with what
angelic sweetness a woman bears the trial -
Has woman more patience, then, than man
Not bit of it-only she has lunched and the
man has not. .-....- .-.
There is said 10 be many a slip between
the cup and the lip but it would be well for
some of our young men, and old ones too, ii
there were good many more:
A child may safely be left to find out by his
own experience that mustard will bite his
tongue, but he must be prejudiced against rats
bane.
There are people who have learned, as the
poets exhorts them. to labor and to wait; but,
unfortunately, they Oait great deal more
han they labor.
Wealth brings care ard apprehension. The
CoIchian ram with the golden fleece, though
furnished with wings, was probably in constant
fear of getting sheared. s-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

HarloaD Chaplin d. ais ps Center MIL Co
CHERIFE SALE.-By vir'ue of third order
> of sale TO me directed and delivered from he Co
Common Pleas of Portage County, and State of Ohio
House in of Ravenna. i'll said County and
State, Saturday, the Both day of July, 1859, at
the hour OF one O'Clock, M, of ssid day, the
following described lands and tenements, to wit
SituaI in the township of franklin county of Portage
and Of Ohio wit: all def ndans title and inter
any pieces parcels of land in lot No. 42i also,
the following in lot No. 81 beginning Mich
pecked the rock the west side oe the CnyaOga
river, being the the north east corner piece OF Land
in said 10, 81, decided by b.. +. Hopkins Charles
MntheWs heuce westerly along said north line three
chains and rs links to pOs thence nOrtherly parallel!
with the road leading from Nddlehury 10 MhGtua
to line of said 81 thence easterly along said
lot lin he north east of piece of land deed
ed by Charles L Rhode, and William Poneroy 10 b +.
HoIku> thence s"uihwardly along the east ue of i'd
piece of land to the south thereof and from
thence ward directly to tn" place of beginning
Containing more or lessrXcept much there
rny hive been der ded BY tie Center Mill Company
Also, commencing the southeast of this
piece of laud. thence westwardy along the soth line
Chains and 25 links to the south thereof;
snuthwa y at right angles with the last line 30
west bank of the CuSatoga river; thence northwardy
along said west bank tn the pl1ce of begnning-con ain
ing twaIve one-hundreths of an ..-
And also that piece of land in lot No. AZ in Franklin,
bound follows: the eas by the east line of said
lot A. the Pa and Ohio Canal and the west line OF l
Owned by Barber CIar The north hy he line OF
said AZ and rNn Olins land and the and
south by said On's land and land late of b. F.
Hopkins.
Re.Apprased at S1350O.
Taken on order of n third sale the property of
Center Mill Company at the suit of Harlow Chaplin
and ais
THO'S R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Rnvenna June q, 1859 ie29-5w
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S1HEREEE'S S3LE.-By virue of an order of
, sle 6lirec ted and delivered from the Court
Common Pleas of Portage county and Ooi shall
expose sale at Public Veudue che door of the Court
Hou-e in the Town of Raveuna. on Saturday the Gil:
da, OF Au. A. D 1859 at one O'Clock p. VI
of SAID day, the following described lands and
to wit:
Situate in the Township of Ravenna. and the County
Portage and Stare Chio ard bounded described
follows Village lot No 80 i'll Tappan's sub division
acres. No and 26 lot No 81 in the South
division of lots in said Township of Ravenna appraised
at 700 dollars rpken order OF sae the proper
y Hugh ]. Gibbons at the suit of Frederick SDarr
to be sold satisfy n claim Of Frederick W. Spar
Si with interest from Nav 23i 1859
subject the following other claims falling due as
One 800 and interest due April 1s 1860
$1s 00 also of 500 and interest April
1851 $I24 also due $10O and interest due
April 1sl 1862, $4,000.
Terms Cash day of sale.
THos. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
E. Spalding. Atty. p.t
Sheriti's Office, Ravenna, July 2d, 1859 ie6-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
AprilI3th. 1885,
MORSE'S
lNDIANROOTPILLS,

TT'HE why people distressed when sic k
and hy many die, is because they do not get a
medicne that will pass the afflicted parts and which
will th natural for the disease to be cast
oa hence large quantity OF food and other mater is
lodged and the stomach and inesnes literally
flowing with the corrupted thus undergoing da-
gre able fermentson constantly mixing with the blood
which the corrupted matter through every vein
artery until life is taken the body by dsease
DR. Morss PILLS added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick to blooming
health and happiness Yes thousands who rave been
racked tomented with Sickness pain and anguish and
whose eeb frames have been scorched by the burning
elements raging ver and who have been brorgbt,
it within sep of the silent now stand ready
testify that they would have been numbered with the
dead, had it been for this great and wonderful nei
cine, MoIse's Indian REQ Pills After or two doses
had been taken they astonshed and absolutely
prised in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
they give immediate and strength and take away all
sickness pam and anguish bus they at once go TO ork
the foundation of the disease. ch is The bood-
Therefore it i'll be shown, especially by those who use
these Pills. that they will cleanse and purify that dis
ease-that deadly enemy-wil take its flight ana the
flush of youth beauty will ngain RETURN and The
pect of LONG ami happy life will cherish and brghteE
your DAYS.
MoRSE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaac
Swift aud G Hatc Ravenna and all dealers in mcdcnes
L. JUDSON, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor
VIM. NUDGE & CO.. Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
ic Ointment Eearlve, Madison Co.. N. Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRICE, e5 cents per box. t4.r--
June 1859 -1y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
Sheriff's Office, Ravenna. June 18th. a. D 1859.
Erastus Darro,0 vs r. A Russell.

EfusJus DnrrOlC Us- K II. Russell.
CHEReEEF SALE.-By virtue of n special FL Fa
- ". Plaintiff for his costs, directed and delivered
from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage County and
State of Ohio have levied upon and shall expose sale
public vendue at the door of the house in the
of Ravenna in sad county and state, Saturday
the 10th day July A. D. 1859, he hour OF
clock, P NJ of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit:
in the Township of Franklin in the county of
Portage and State of Ohio and is known by being part
OF Lot number thirty, and bounded follows Begin
ming post standing in the East side of the Middeburv
Mantua road, five chains 90 links North, 22o Fast,
where the South line of Lot number thirty the
same: theme" North 22o Eas along said road to the Mall
aud Hudson road. called three chains and % links
thence South 60 East chain and 81 links TO the Cuya
hoga River thence said river chains and % links
thence Morrill, CSC West chain and 20 links the place
of beinning-be of the less, but subject to
all legal highways.
Taken execution property of Erastus Darrow
Appraised at SIS 90.
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
THOS. r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Rv H.oE