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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the I,,esI
for Retail Sales.
r; Jones OGi;S q CO. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
',- ~ iilNG . SiORE, Goa Market Street, Pbladel
~ o.l no e Iowesl selling price, in Pam Figures
On eaeh arlce All Goods sold or made 10 order are
wal9n'ed satisfactory, and our O4e Prce system IS
strictly adhered To- We believe this 10 be the onlv
~ way VI deallng, as thereby all are treated alike
.oo JONES a. CO..
oOSo-V 6OiiMark4t ST. Philadelphia
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iHE SIcKLEs PRIAL-FHE SPEEsH or Mr. GRAHAM.
mr.. Graham's opening speech lor the defence was n
mastery effort, oc,upying nearly two days in the de-
hYery. lie spoke az length, defining the law of the
.a,,a hnu giving hls views Of Seriptural law. After
speaking several hours he made brilliant neroratin
which he finished with the following remarkable
w9fds' = and now gentlemen Of The jury, have but
ons Moru 1iole 70 say and that IS that trust thai
lse M Court to-day. with firm determination 10 oblain
az hIs garments at the Browa Stone Colhing Hail NJ
hockhs,I y WILSON, Nos SOB and COS Chesltut street
above SIXTH, PhIlaiielphia. ''''e''
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A Dress Shoe for the Ladies'

mere exists no dOnbt, different opinions as TO wha
constitutes lady Dress Shoe or Boot MANY fame,
the moOccO Cater Boot TO be pretest mini
the Jenny Lind Boot lskin Others the haICpaiier
the slipper, &c. Experience has Iaue h1 e the ErencI
Aa"s'hS HalIer Is considered The most perfect Dress
Shoe lauy wears, and has been the leading Dres,
hOe among The most fashionable circles for wears So
Tar as neat OUt Is concerned, in behalf of the
ladies' This summer the iancy-colored (;oitcrs m
poiH' VI numbers, Will Oe wVrn as Dress Shoe iar
more than many other kinds of shoes put together
AZ To the leading Celors that will be worn The ton
IlOrs both dark and light as well as the dark shas
Of roses Will Lake the lead Yet there is no ne color
thtt VIII be Considered directly taking tho lead in
Idshoh' us Wei known fact thut ladys GaIter,
"heh Wade Ol good Lasting, and properly nut toGeth
er VIII out-wear any other kind of Dress Shoe and
Is lhe cheapest III the long run. have now ON hond
hastings OF all kinds. and various colurs | have n
card OF one hundred and foriy different coIors and
shades ol cOloTs OF French and English lasting omen
now tor the inspection OF the ladies'; and roIs mis-
assortment OF cOlUrs lady cannot helm pettnp any
coIor she may wish 10 match her dress Also tan and
orohZe-colored rt0rOc % made up IN abundance-o
pretty shoe, and yet fitting easv shoc il IN b
praised lOr how often has been SAID IN nv heor,ng
Il nave sore corns on my feet, and by the ladies' m
ost cases NIhe ladies' out O1 every ten, before the
uge oI Si from the most reasonable calculation have
thelr teet suffering from cOrns, Such ls reoIv M
iact; and what is the cause OF This! How often is IL
ihe case with iie gentlemen. we'll as the ladies >
nay ge! pair OF shoes wear them; apparenlv thev
hi and the frs thing they know a corn ,ir cor,,y
'he leet Ihe iaul OF this surely is not in lhe io,
Dui Is IN The cut Of the shoe AS an instance n ners
can have pair OF shoes that will lit we'll from
pearahce aEd yet come TO it, some parts OF Tho
shoe are too large and loose on the fno and ,br
parts are SO light as to make and hunions which
IS not the inulI OF the foot but is he fault of the nm
Aer AS an instance pair of boots or shoes thai are
properly Cut aud put together. will set smooth and
?oK well TO The eye. upon the foot. They will moi
ing ana lwisl lOPsded after being worn a lew times
ld furthermore, will not creaIe cOrns on The foot MI
nose who have tender feet and cOrns. and bnnions
WI give US a call We Will soon convince them how
Dot; Gail at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No !
. West Second street, Wilmington, Del.
May 49, 1889
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LIME. LINE.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public IN general that he has made
arrangements TO supply all who may favor him with
their custom, with SClIUYLkILL LINE of a yery
good quality, the coming season. either by Boats on
me delaware and Chesapeake BaVs. by Cars the
Delaware Railroad. The subscriber vii, meet the
Boats at New Castle, and attend 10 the loading of Carr
and Will guarantee all car loads of Lime sent bv him.
10 contain the number OF bushels of lime charged for
IN uhe Dll. From my past experience in the Lime
trade feel confident can give satisfaction 10 all ho
give HIM their patronage. All Orders will be prompt
ly attend to.
n. 3. APPLETON, Middletown Del.
maTl1 6m Agent for Shronk d Earnest
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
READ! READ! READ!

READ READ! READ!
Esenwein's Aromatic BaIsam.
Is Remedy not to be exceled for The Relief and
Cure Of those maadles incident 70 the sum.
mer Season, w:
Difrrh@a, Dysentery, Cholera or Cholera Morbus-
Vomiting Acldty of the Stomach, etc
Its exceen! Carminaiive powers, pleasant taste and
soothing influence renders it valuable remedy IN
Iniane diseases, peculiar TO The second summer viz
Cholera lnianium, etc. 1t las reinvigoraling and
lonc influence on Tie system, dllayng inflammation
"Eere IT exists IN the stomach and cnWes-and on
trial Will be found indispensable the we'll being of
every family 1T will be found as we'll adapted 10
Adults as Chl!dren. TRY IT.
Prepared oR!y by A. ESENWEIN, Dispensing
chemist ~ W cor. Ninth and Poplar Streets Phila.
deIphla PRICE % cents per Bottle.
0>r Sold by J. F. ,IioIecker, SMYRNA; +. McInoII
wilmington; Cowgirl 81 Son. Dover; j. b. Lyons a.
CO.. Lewes, and by Druggists and Sorekee pers gene.
faity may2G-ly-if
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Important to Females.

~ Il
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi
nation OF ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in teiI
operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Falnlul MenstruaOns removing all distinctions
whether from col or otherwise, headache pain in he
SIDE, palptat0n of the heart, whites all nervous af
iecons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&C. disturbed sleep, which arise from inierrupli.n oi
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WIS the commencement nt of new era in the treatment
OF those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned SO many tho sands of the ynnng the beau.
Hlul and the beloved to Premature Grave. No fe-
male car ENJOY good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins TO decline.
DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most efTectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fe.
males 10 all classes they are invaluable inducing
WIN certainty, periodical regularity They are known
10 thousands who have used them dIe rent periods
throughout the country, having the sanction Of some
OF The most eminent Physicions IN America ExpliciI
dIreciions stating when, and when they should not be
used. with each BOx--the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills
a valuable Pamphlet Ia be had free of the Agents
rus sent by mall promptly, by enclosing price To the
General Agent. Sold by JAMES p. HOFFECKER
smyrna ana by Druggists generally.
c Ii. t. HU FCHlNGS, General Agent,
leotFy loo Chambers ST., New York
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DRY GOODS!

KELLEY Il BROWN, No. l3 North SECOND
IN Street, PHILADELPHIA, are constantly receiving
Now and Desirable Goods for Spring and Summer
Sales, comprising in part
Black Silks. Stella Shawls
Poll de Chevres, Challies, De LANES
French ChintZes, Lawns, Brlliants &c &c.
a full assortment of Sheeting, Shirings, Ticknes.
Prints, GInghams, Counterpanes Table LIneLs, Nap
kins &c Also, MEN and BOYS WEAR, in great
variety.
Goods bought and sold exclusively for Cash, one
price snd no abatement. KELLEY e BROWN
No. Il North Second street. above Market,
apSo'Sm Philadelphia.
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Or. Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.

Says well known EditOr:-' This is truly a BaIsam
and blessing to invads. II contains the pure bal
samic principle Of Wild Cherry, the balsamic proper
ties Of tar and Of pine Its ingredients, which are
mingled after the true principle of chemistry are all
basanic, aid therefore it is safe and sure in effect
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and Bronchial troubles
disappear under its basamic influence as tboupb
charmed away. Probably no medicine has ever at.
tanned SO extended a sale or accomplished SO much
good as this renowned Basam."
CAssvILLE, Ga, February 26 1888
messrs seth w. FOwle q Coz Boston, Mass
Gentlemen: At the request of your TroveI1,no
agent give you statement of my experience in the
use ot Dr. WIstar's B9lsam of Wild Cherry have
been using II for two years in my family for CoLsand
Coughs and have found it the most etfcacious reed
that have ever tried. 5
For coughs and colds in children kBo,, !, N +,
excellent medium.
Respectfully yours, JOHN II. RICE.
The genuine article Glpays han the written sipno.
iure of"L BUTTS" on the wrapper. and is for soe no
all respectable Druggists everywhere.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE g. CO Ro.,oo
anu lor sale by J. L. Holt cker and 2. MansGshI
smyrna; o. w. SpIcer, LeIpsic; j. L. Heyerin I,I,I,
Sreek Lending james Cowgirl u Son and ID y B,,,n,
DoVeri Thomas Simpson. Camden; James Cook Ero
aerica Jacob Y. FOuik and f. +. Hammetslev Mi |
Iordi J. H. w. T. VanGese. Clnrk's Corner. and h.,
Dealers generally f,n,,In S r.' ny
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Spices !! Spices! Spices!

| Pure and No. Ground Pepper;
Ginger. Cinnamon, AispIce, Cloves;
American and English Mustard;
Cayenne Pepper, Numegs. Mace;
Sup Carb soda, Saltpere Saleratus;
Sat Soda, IndIgn;
CBraway ~ Corsnder Seed
Ashton Dairy and Ground Salt, &c;
For sale at the Eagle Mills, No 24i and ZIG North
Front street, corner OF Ne ", PHILADELPHIA
HOWARD WORRELL.
Purchasers will find il greatly 10 their interest both
in quality and price, TO buy these goods which are
warranted as represented forfeited. trial is soIi
eheo' mar24ly
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LADIES' bRESS GOODS.

CONSISTING OF Black and Fancy Silks Bareges, Chal.
i'es ana Lawns Of which latter article he las very
large assortment that he selling as the season is aei
aiIiS ave AT GN1AfLf REDUCED PRICES; PLAN
and dotted SWISS. from l2B To 50 cents and orrnI
variety OF Ladies KID. Silk and Mohalr Gloves and
MIllt; also, Hosiery Of all descrinllnns
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MARRIED,

July ~. by Rev. c. Hill, EDWARD BCRRows
to Miss RITTY w. PETERS, both of Queen An.
mes CO., Md
July III, by the same, JOHN Foster, TO Miss
SARAH w. s. DAVENPORT, both of Kent county,
Del ~
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L. O O TX HE E!

why is 1t that such crowds of smiling. happy people
are gaiy and hourly leaving the door Of the Mechas
les Siolet IL is because they are glad that ley have
now now got aotoro where they get everything that
they can possibly want either to eat drink Tse or
wear aud at such aslonshngly Low Prices that the
rush IS tremendous to sec the full and elegant assorl.
ent OF all kinds of GOODS. of which they buy Great
Bargains, and gJ on their way rejoicing.
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well to
give us CALL as we have the largest hest and cheap
est assortment ever offered in this county. The stock
Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. No.
iions Boots. Shoes. Quoensware. Cutlery, Whips &c
is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store, West Com
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
maFI7 a. r.. WILLIAMSON
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Gents Goods.

Slack French Cloth, BLACK and Fancy Cassimeres
Slk, Satin and MarscIlles Vestlngs, Tyveeds Brow
Linen Ducks and very large assortment of Cotton
aueS at various prices ranging from I2 10 - cents
anu summer wear generally a large 10; of BleacheJ
anu UnDleached NlusiInS and all goods usually kepi
ia country Store which he selling at % per cent
below l0fmeT pncCs.
no0ts anu ShoES oi all varieties HATS, snch as
Silk Fur and Wool. and very large variety Of S",nS
mer Hats. Also. Hardware, Queeuswure and Earth.
enware, in abundance. VI
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id IN heavy stock Of very superior
G r OC E RIES.

which he Is determined 10 sell at prices to su IN,
Gnl ZINES. ne mas good ko Cohee at l23 cents New
Orleans Sugar at % and scents; White Relne1 Sngs,
ut lO cenis kre, 10 pounds Tor 30 cents a supe roI
article oi i fhidtd Moasaes IA 81 cents per gallon
and Porto Rico 314 and 80 GEMS.
PRovIsIoNs.-B Bacon, g. 10 and I2I cents pcr ponnd
superior Sugar cured lIams, l2 and IA cents, CHEESE
"a 30 per barrel and lull com slemen, of Jher goJ
things at corresponding prices. eO'"
TTHe would say To his friends and customers ,bo,
this STOCK Ol Goods has been purchased al NeI t'aL
wholesale Prices. and he is enahted To ofT.r th.,' -
rates rutes heretofore unprecedented for cheapness Bar
gains equal 10 "hai lie oilers cannot be had in PhIa
delphIa at lhH Or any other season. lie tnereG,rr H
sres purchasers 10 call on him his store IN SMYRNA
oelofe purchasing elsewhere, lie is confident the,r
interest VIII pe lhereby promoted Such another ou.
porlunily will not soon be presented ~
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in er.
chan"e Tor goods -
Don ial 10 cal on me II you want more than your
moneys worth. Remember the Store,
BEWLEY'S, Smyrna, Del.
June 23-lW
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FARREL. HERRING l. co.'s
4 @tcnt 9nDion g.
.ate FIRE at DubuQne. Iowa

u DuUuQuc, Iowa
hi. nts ninoo a, am requested by Mr. r. C. loo9
instant about ocI! ;" you Lna on the ornag o lie a
'e siIem OF goods w@s destroyed The hea ne en-
s;bIu be ,ehSe that none of the goods cnn
%ncn Wrnrv Were IN one Of your Champion Safes e
E6on,o perfectly. And well they may be caIlai a,i
was was one lneessant p0urg CT flame directly nmo SFe ere
IL n" ;e; contained ihon And sii upon o,cn i"e
IT, le INSIDE was found TO be scarcely ,yrm G'eng
ou'siue was most severely soorehed "''''e'l 'le
Yours. truly, N A NcCIrD,,
G iriefrhe Patent Champion Fire aud Bnrri',Ht.' Ht.'
nales, win Halls Patent Powder Proof Lota rot
cue greatest security OF any safe IN the world ",n
ol"enoard and ParuI Safes of elepnil ,,ri iiSo'
and InIsh for plate, dc. ''""'dishIp
FARREL, HERRING g. co. have rso,ovo,
e5o frUm ,;S 81 Walnut ST. TO their new store, NJ
o@9 Chestnut ST., (Jayne's Hal) where ,bs w. w.
gest assortment OF Safes in the vo,d n'. &c =
found. "''Io can 1a,'
coo, FARREL, HERRING & n
629 Chestnuts!reeI. tJayues Hail pii,~l,,i.,.
marl1-3m AAI'' a. "I'@Gelpha
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" Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr., has received q
call to ST. Johns Church, in Richmond Va.
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Sale oil Real Estate by order of
Court.

On Saturday. October 22nd. 1859,
at . O'Clock, F. NJ, on the premises herein de-
scrihed, will be sold to the hg hest bidder the fol.
lowing Real Estate, as the property OF Mary Eli
IN Peck and Emma Jane Peck, minors. to wit
Situate in the township of Newbury, Geauga Co.,
and State OF Ohio, known as part of lot No 2S, in
Tract No |, and bounded as follows; Beginning
at the southeast corner Of land apared Gnd set
off in scveralty to James Andrews, by virtue Of
certain edings in partition among the heirs
at law OF Amos Andrews, deceased, instituted
and had in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for tho County of Geauga aforesaid at the
suit Of John Gotham and wife against David ii.
Andrews ct al. tsee Geauga County Records Book
+ f, page 262l; thence north l3 chains and nine
teen links to the center OF the highway; thence
north 81 degrees eus, chains and 81 links; thence
south IA chains and 80 links 10 n post; thence
west chains and "a links to the place OF begin.
ning containing acres of land with the appur-
tenances. Appraised at S252.
Terms oF SALE One-third OF Il TIrcl asc
money to be paid on the day of Sale; one.
third in months, and. the balance in one year
Deferred payments to be on Interest and secured
as provided by law.
JOHN GOTHAM, Guardian of
Mary Z. ana Emma ]. Peck
Chardon, Sept, 23d 506-wi
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LEGAL.
sale or Real Estate by order OF
Court.

nN the Ipth day of November. at two
~ O'Clock, =. NJ, at the door OF ho Court House,
IN Chardon, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following Real Estate, as the property OF David
Smlib, dcconsod, situate IN Burton IN said county
and known by part Of large lot, No Sc, aud also
az pnrt OF town plat. lot No ~, in said Burton,
bounded as follows; Beginning at stake on the
east side Of first east Street, Il being the corner
where said street crosses, thence north on east
front street chain, 2lh links TO post; thence
enst chains 9S links to n post standing on the
west Inc OF second street. thence south one chain
l2H links To post standing on the north line of
front street, thence west on the north line vi said
streets chains to the place Of beginning, cOntnin
ing 95.lO0 OF an acre oil land.
Appraised At $3.50 90, and to be sold at not less
than two.thirds the appraised value.
Onc'third OF he purchase money TO be paid in
hand; one.thrd in months, and the remaining
thrd in months from the day o sale Deferred
payments to bc ON interest aud secured.
II ENRY FLETCHER, Adrr.
Oct l4th, 1859. 5Ugw4
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commits
- sioners OF Geauga County will be in the
,.o"nshlp &teAprton, AT point where the road
leaulhg from BnTton to Parkman crosses the Guy
sshoga River: about one mile south of Burton
square, on Monday, the l4th day of November
next AZ lO o'clock A. NJ, TO receive proposals for
The building OF Bridge and the ubutments as the
point above named, across said river Said bridge
t9be OF the style of the Truss Bridge, ESQ calleo
about o2 feet long and IL feet wide, timber and
plank TO be white oak, covering OF goSd materials
and stone abutments They will also, a the same
time, receive proposals for gravelling the emank .
ment across the Cuyahoga Flats, at the above.
named place.
They will also he in Russell township OIL Tues.
day, the 18th day of November next at 10 O'Clock,
A; NJ al point where the East Branch OF the Cha.
grin River crosses the Road leading from Fuller's
Mill TO I he Chillcolhe Road, to receive proposals
Tor the building Of bridge and the abutments
across sntd stream, at thar point. Said bridge to
be about 40 feet long and II feet wide, material
ana manner OF building same as above.
Also, on Wednesday, the 10th day day Of said
month, at the 10 o'clock, A, in the south part of
Hamhden township, where the West Branch of
me Cuyahoga River cross the State Road. near
Col A. T. Slsson's dwelling house, 10 receive pro-
prosals Tor the building Of bridge at that place
across sold stream. Said ast'named bridge 10 he
about % feet long and IL feet wide. A full de.
scrlptlon OF said bridges will be given by the Com
mssloners, at the time of receiving said proposals.
BY order of the Commissioners.
c. e. FIELD, County Auditor.
Chardon, Sept. 80, 1859. 5O7w7
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George Gladin, Executor
OF last will, &c, Of Elccta
Sears, deceased, Plaintiff,
vs..
Orrin 3. Peek, Percilla +.
Peck James Cunningham,
Laura ID. Cunningham, q
the unknown children OF
said Petcilin +. aud Luu.
ra D, and Edwin HIlllman,
Elkenah liiggin ard Will
lam Burton.
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BURNETT HOUSE,
Cor. OF Ontario 4 Prospect SITS.
CLEVELAND, 0.

TH E Undersigned have fitted up the above
named House, at much expense. with Seventy
Five Comfortable and Pleasant Rooms. The Fur
nishings are all NEW, which, with their TABLE they
desigushall uot be surpassed in this or any other
city, at their CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR PER Day.
91r The patronage of discriminating public
whether in pursuit Of BUSINESS or FLEAsURE-is re-
Spectfully solicited Willing to abide their deci.
sion as TO lhs result of their efforts.
BURNETT & TINKER, Proprie,ors.
oct Is, 1883. l6s
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

/ y obedience tO the requirements Of an order of
J. sale issued from the office of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for the County OF Gcauga
aud State OF Ohio, in a certain suit wherein
George BOughton is plaintiff, and GlIas Fowler
and others defendants, | shall offer for sale at the
Court House in Chardon in said County,
On SdiRrddy. .NOrrmJer 5M, n. D. 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock VI. ot said day, the following described
real estate, TO wit; Situate in the township ),
Burton. being No in the 9TH range of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State
OF Ohio, and which is also in the County of &c.
auga, and is known by being part OF Lot No 10
and is bOunde as follows: south by Lot No 60,
which 10 also tho west liue of MiddletieId north
on Lot. No 40, and extending west far enough To
contain iitlv ucres OF land, excepting and rescrvinI
thereirom homestead heretofore set off To the
said EIius Fowler, aud Elccta Fowler his wife, and
described us follows, to wit: Beginning twenty.
eight rods east Oi the southwest corner of the
south. west corner OF the said above described
piece oi land; thence north sixteen rods TO post
thence east twenty-lour rods; thence south six.
teen rods thence west tweuiy.iOur rods TO the
place OF beginning, continuing two and hall
acres OF lard.
Also, one other piece Of land, situate in Mid.
dleheld in said County known as being the south.
west corner OF Lot No. 20 in said Mildeheld,
md is bound,d d as follows, to wit; beginning at
post standina in the southwest corner OF said
W. " SOulll VII lilt llllC OF tt Ol
section. nineteen chains and nineteen links to a
post thence east to the west line of George Rus
sell's land thence south the south line of the
lot; thence west TO the place oi beginning, contain
ing viHty elm Ond fourteen onc-huudTedths ueres ~
land, be the same more or less but subject TO al
legal highways.
Said fist piece appraised at Sl245,O0; seconc
piece appraised at Sl520,0O. Terms cash OH til,
day of sale F.. G. WHITE, Sheriff
SHEEFf's OFFICE, Geauga Co.,
Ohio, Sept. 30 1850. 5O1w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOLBERT Huntington, Administrator of the
- Estate OF Edward Paine, ,jr., deceased, VIM.
estate OF Roderck King. deceased, A. l.. Sisson
guardian OF Henry s. Ely, Austin Garfield, nd.
lninistrator of the cstate Of Alaason Besor, de.
ceased and J. NJ Buchslder ana Sarah Bachelder
administrators of the estate of John Bachclder
Office If Geauga County, Ohio, for settlement
which accounts will be 10, hearing in the Probate
Court OF suld county at the Probate Office in Char
don, on the 22nd day OF October. 1859,
at 10 O'Clock, A VI until which time all Interested
may except
NJ. C.CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon Sept .lnbeT Both, 1853. 507w3
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
The Trustees ol Burton Lodge |. o. o. F., PlrH,
vs..
Thomas Dyke, Defendant.
Before p. Hitchcock, OF Burton Township, Goauga
County, Ohio.
ON tse 10Th dny OF September 1889 said Justice
~ issued an order OF attachment in the above en-
titled action, for the sum of S55 with interest at
ten Ler cent, from December 22d. 1856
A; B. CARLTON, Agent for Plaintiff.
Burton, Fept %, 1889. '5O7w3