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GEO. W SHERWOOD. Clerk
True copy, Test-GEO. W. SHERWOOD,
TN EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT For

EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Il Il MM09hGESrtR COUNTY, August 9th. lS5O-WIILJAM
Il IlMMoNS Us. WILLIAM SlRMAN The Object ~
gagged premises in Somerset county, which
On the 4 DAY OF april in the year 1862 Nv the
Ih5 Dill states T at on the said 4h day of Aprl in ta
year ooV the defendant conveyed certain real estate f
uescrped IN the bill and its accompanying exhibit ~
e com painant by way of mortgage, secure he
eht ny the defend ant of certain bill for b
tne defendant as principal and the complainant az .ra
gwen 20 certain CharesG Dale, da ted the 9th " NJ
Nay, ~ the year 1887, and payable demand WI intr
rom date and to indem nifty the Complainant against ii
c9sS arising thererom that the defendant has pad no
VI sau phi obligatory except two years. interest thereon
VIII the sum $780, but has departed from the State of
land to parts unknown, largely in yoly d in
Gu leaving the whole balance said bf
9ogaLory unpaid tina sine his departure certain VIM
u Dale ITO whom said bill obligatory had been
caed upon the mpainant, and demanded tbere
oi anu the complainant dir the Sd day of JuIy in ba
year 1901 pay to the said William j. M Dale the amnnn
men ue tereon to wit, the of SS52 which still re-
mains que TO complainant and unpaid that comnIainant
thereof the said of with interest and
at me defendant resides cut of the State of MARYLAND II
ereupon aiudged and rdered the compsinant bv
copy OF this order to be in some
pupsheu IN the city OF baltimore week in each NJ
-FOUR successive weeks before the dsy of Octohar
give notice TO the said absent defendant of the obect nd
substance OF this bill and him appear in his cor
IN person or by solicitor before the tenth dv Of ~
uarv next to answer the premises show canse If AM
lie mas why decree ought not to as prayed - any
ro. LEVIN WOOLF0RD Clerk.
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dsSehS eTs ana their baggage
between the DepotS the RouTe ~'>N J''' &c
Passengers by this Line enjoy a comfortotio ;,..,
on te pay steamers and are privileged Ian orer at s
at any point I anu resume their trip by daylight " s
- pp,Aiih5lGqiAR MOTTO EPassengers from New Yorl,
anu f1ifadelPha by this Line will have their bspgsge
cheGked from those cities to BAY BOATS from VISA
VIZ ~ We cnsCkeu 10 Inherent points South.
t0r further information and Through Tickets (wLob ~
soOu Dy le bay or Mail ine,) apply in NEW YORK at fb
Ferry B9iidngs SS39thern Railroad Office Jersey
sso 1t te New Jersey Railroad Office, foot of ConrsrJ
stleeI or al n 229 Broadway, corner of Rarcay srs
nH e Ast2f house In PHILADELPHIA at the Comnan,
once ~ corner of Sixth and Chestnnt sTrna tSy
at the Depot Broad Prime streets Ana III III or
sTE at te Once Baltimore Steam Packet Conn nv foot
OF mn9n Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers S' oo'
hGSd ana CONNEXIONS, and beautiful steamers
5t i9iHNA1 and ADELAIDE replee with every com
iH pelhg now composed OF the splendid steamers IIr
40, capt d. w Russell, and della ii E. Canaan lac
Vn having unsurpassed state ard berth accom-
Inc Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave tbe Gamma
nS wE E uNloN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD SIRE III
o.;.,. SS-Af AZ O'CLOCK, P M.-Sa
h HI after the arrival oft EXPRESS TRAIN
~ The following is the Schedule: Pi "' Il
. LEAVE. ry.vx
SsT 9GrE at O'Clock A. Portsmouth at 81 ock A.
B bsIIttfiTG,pia' II {. ~ Weldon at liz A. NJ
For Augusta Charleston and the south ia the uor
ter Railroad, finished. ' " '''' ''LeAeS-
me train from Weldon in the above schedule goes Ia
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG or any nj, -
ps On le James River, connect with James Riy hSa
early next morning after leaving Baltimore - '''
passengers Tor EdentOu, Plymouth, Newhern NsSb
W, eLu0' IoldSh0rO, Beaufort, warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable route - "' ,f S ~ Hifgct anu
Baltimore, June l6, 1850. Ije25-tfl ~ PTesidsn,
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IL q q s "A Il 8
l. FOR REPAIRING THE CUSTOM HOIrsE At
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND -

?
Warrington, July 18th. 1860 (
!, PROPOSALS WILL BE RICE WE'D Ar THIS DEPa RT
MENT Until THIS FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
~, Sbn at IL O'Clock, noon, OR THE REPAIRS III
mor SHsroM HOUSE authorized he repaired at Balti
prepared at this Department ~ ' al" SPe'ihoa'ioh'
VIII he required to receive the old casron WORK
one dnsr part payment of the work. the rate OF
nh ali s pounds and will be required to fur
complete the reoars according to the plans LABOR 70
Mnety per cent of the amount work done ma
delivered according to contract price (saiS
S IN the manner prescribed by the Contract b
that purpose will be paid nty as the work Tor
ana ten per cent retained until the completion Of III
aa and to be forfeited in the event Of nonament Of
Specifcs tons and Drawings will be ready IN Tho ,,h
meut. ' w Ni' Depdrt'
The proposals must be sent this Department.
e ne Seeretasy q the Treasury and plainly end rsed
.SFf,k9PlSALS FOX REP 1RING The BALTIMORE
CUSTOM HOUSE,, and will be opened at one o'clock Of
last day named for receiving the same. VI vi '
,.,., HOWELL COBB,
Go,- m.
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: .sT-A FOR THE EASTERN =e.,'' s@s

sTTc .1se5atr 49,, ,. AND WESTERN SHORE
Ioh M ew} swift and commodious Steamer KENT Captain
JIM n nrWa leaves her W hart Light street foot n
Csm Gan for NIX Rly ER EVERY WEDNESD, v
1 anm hSA;aIofdA1 MORNING, at O'clock toncbing
HnpR RdEs Wolas PoInt castle Haven, Shermans Pier
iaI S'eiE har Cabin Greek Medford Wharf Proyi
ei.ct EASTERN wa Dover Bridgc) iupst,v1
r. mt P@tter,S Landing and Denton Retnrnn2 IaH
Denloh y ER1 THURSDAY AND MONDAY Mop NINSe
IesTeS 3r oESng Fat at the above named Landings
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING Retm nv M EN-
be prepaid ' "'ss Sl' Freight must
ap25-f
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geaal Mglilfs.

'G'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
baltimore city, in Maryland, letters Iestamentary on
the personal estate of ANNE f. HOPPE late of said
CITY, deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the 1T
day of March, 1876 they may otherwise by law IN. ey
ciuded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
10 SAID estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under nv hand this 3lst day of August, IS o.
CHS. +. MAYER, of Lewis, Executor,
s,,.u,x No \. Howard street.
W Q. HAMILTON. Attorney.
TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Tbat tho SI-h
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of RaIt
more city Mary land letters entary on the estate
OF PETER A. kARFhAU :, JR., late of said CITY, de-.
ceased All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the with the voucnrs
uereof to the subscriber before the 18th dav Of
Feorudry 1901; they otherwise by law, excluded
from all benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to
sad estate are requested to make immediate
Given under my hand this 18th day of August, 1860
aul6-law4w+ Fxscni,rix
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
ClT1 10Th August 1s60-0rdered, tina. tie sales of the
mortgaged estate of FREDERICK ADUlPH TORE as
made and reported by T. tarkin scott. Trustee, he
heu ana confirmed, unless to the contrary show
on or before the l2th day of September next provided
copy OF inns order be published for three sue
cesSve weeks before that day in some daily newspaper
printed and pubhs ed in this city,
The report states the amount of sales TO be 60 OOO
GEO w. SHERWOOD, Clerk
True copy. Test-GEo W SHERWOOD.
au2l law3Wt
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THERMOMETERS,

TEO. W. WAIT Il son.
" soUTHEtsT Corner C.LvERr AND LoNR,nns,s
HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR siE Si'
ENGLISH YELLOW MUSTARD SEED, prime, fresh ,ot
AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER in MATS f"e' 'eSh io''
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
JAMAICA GINGER. white bleachel
RACE GINGER. in pockets
AFRICAN do, in bags
MACE prime, in original packages
NUTMEGS, Government No. l, in original packaues
CASSIA, IN cases and mas
GLOVES, in mats. ALSO,
PURE GROUND SPICES, fresh and reliable manufactured
this and other cities ~ VI "s 81, IN
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@ines. Yfuunrs. DE.

Ma WINES, BRANDTEs, RUNS,
HA56HSFs BLACK TEAS. &c
az4&ash ?. TIERNAN l. SON
Ofler for sale he following articles Of their NUN
impor alton particularly for family use Will ~
SHERRY WINES-Peuartines finest male oo,d ,
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass r' hu anu
Port, in wOOu and in glass S ~ ""io
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Nadaira
in wo d and in glass; also, grape Juice 1'
HOOK VINES Jahannesherger, Steinberper Maroo
brunner Cabinet Iib frau mich, Bronnebarg of Isi6
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Cnsndon,s finest in
quarts and pin e''' III
dark Branches. ' Pa'e anu
RUAS-Old and fine jamaica Antipua Granada .r,
IRON ine Is ands Imported direct from London $3.50
no miX lure of GronItic poison in it. ~ Gil"
200 halt chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA spoo a
THOMAS sEIELD u poo1.
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OST-OERTIFICATES OF STOCK OF THE
~ ~ NlON BANK OF MARYLAND, in the names of
J0hn Glenn and Achsah Wilkins Executors of William
WILKINS amounting in all to EIGHTY-NINE SHARES
VIZ TO- lS55, October 26th, 1850 Four Shares M 23
October 29th 1850 Eight Shares No. l49 Febrnarv 96tb
1857, Seventeen Shares No 46, FEBRUARY AIN iS5S Si~tv
Shares All persons who be interested in the
are hereby called upon to shew why new certificate shall
not D. gwen IN the place of those lost aforesaid
!o2o z1woW JOHN GLENN, Trustee
DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING PROMPTLY
L EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER by
,... JOIN RODGERS BON.
'sSu North Hish stfssk nsaF IaYOtty
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-AVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
l. - corr Err OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Tho ,,,..x.,.,, ~. -, Baltimore, Nd
anu wlere the best ass"rn ent OF
uca line can be found and posvey only establish
ment IN Baltimore where NAU TICA INSTRU MENTS can
be made and repaired in a proper manner - W
Chronometers for sale or hire
s3-tf Snccassnrs 70 =, t N mh e SSo,,
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Steamboats,,

E..slE@- FOR PETERSBURG (via CIT?
POINT, VA)-The steamer "RFTVI
INV RECEIVING cargo and will leave Iipht strc
" Hnati,NEAt SATURDAY AFTERNOON nj 2 o'ciocL
for freight or passage, apply to
II nm j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
rH Light street wharf
EzssIss=edH FOR RICHMOND, VA.
MaaA11az<zaS2R The steamer "BELVJDFREr is mum r
sTrTp cargo and will Light street whsrF NFYT
W. fknAH AFTERNOON, at 8 O'clock " 4N
i freight or passage apply
1t J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
0-zz- PE . Light street wharf.
Ss=srsg9la,---h GREAT
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
VILE AINShlNITi LYNCHBuRG, VA KNOX
M, N n r + r = III AZ TSr+HE5
~, stgaIieFs EEoKGE PEA BODY and y, vHnL;pr
I'd IN " Ut rTaItimoIS EN cry WFDNE n v n = AZ
ar EkNOON, at O'CLOCK. fnr "a anu -
LoheCung with the South Side Rairoad ~ iolht, a,
memphis and Intermediate towr SHchpule
TIE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPFniTrfeIihhPg.
'A''C9'
r.u.- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
~ an Iant points in Southwestern Virginia Tsor
rama and Mississippi ~ $3.50 N i'O''iie'" part OF Ala
HS tecepted for through to any OF The ahoK .paces
tier information, rates and time to the eyara
tlohS on The route, apply to " ''e'"i sta
j. BRANDT, Jr,
eltp agent foWhaian Steamboat Coz pany
No 3 Light 81 Who
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

M ElLBACHER PAUL,
~ No. Fl GERMAN STREET BAIT
hanuacturers and dealers in Havana and Domestic CT
oner to the Trade the following brands and styles
50 600 600 Peabody Flor de Havana Londres,
5S""1 49, d. . " Regaia.
2t0,On9 La MOntanesa, Comunas
200 900 Naiad Queen, ConcIa
10y quo Great Eastern, Media Regaa
10000 Henry Clay, do
10000 Plantation.
factonboh in price and quality - o. mos r.
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E.sls~.-h BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHAN

IF5sse4s1--slS DALI lMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
ssSH7a1sSs ma STEAM COMPANY
{SE ErsSSRF fbSE34Ry 2FTk FEET GSa e
% GTSf go Of E EEhlps faEs
a FoR FFP bkPo ETEY TTEF1
NJ and VRE "a Az ~ SATURDAY O'Clock
,ed dhe steamboat 'LANCAsTER Cart J. w. iompsop
F6FT TR fuHnf ea sns
akGa6 tETENlNG at O'clock ana AVRE bE CRAZE SnR
Passage berths included, so cents
rates and carefully attended to- carried at 10"
The agent at ayTe ds Gr attend to faTWaTdng all
yania: will reship freghts Intended for
The u seambo SI E!sfTSfTs Cant Fred
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore,
,, ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent Havrn de Grace
apI4 II j TONE, Agent, Port Deposit w. VI att
E..sH@S OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
80 - 15 : ,,,,,,,,,-, COMPANY
I& %5 on III R4fE%HHHNJfHR5 A iv En- AND LANE
Rl ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. FaIbank leave,
sf TfE1FsSSa R 6sdss
MokNING O'Clock, or immsdiateiy after the aryai J,
VI IRAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington St6ppp
sIng ana returning to land aud freight ana ras
THE VIRGINIA
rc par @ new and was built by merchants of Frede
e G snd farmers residing in tie counties bofdern
first class mer oG the or ths express purpose OF keeping
%atd deck mas been enclos d. thus aordng complete rra
fIs can be aken on board and carried under deck without
J afS On eg Wheels her stateroom berth accomml
udGhs IRE large and commodious and her caL3cv fo,
IFesmt EXTENSIVE As and freight b Size has
Through freight received in Baltimore and charges paia
oy s X. = CAfRON 4 co, Bowlys wharf. pow
Freight received board " the Steamer Weinasday
and a. Thgrsays and Fridays up to ococE PsSms'o'SS
bv 4ter information and Blank Receip; CT forP, usef
I; j, cXFR0N < CO, Ages,
Il or ,,,,,,,r, n 81 Rowy S wharf, Baltimore
y: SIAUGHTER Presid Mt Frederick shurg Va nph95
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Sor Sale, greigbt ct Gbarttr:


szS5ta FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER =
* = il f AfDSB0arRRE e9PRe red and fastened
Inns or 1000 bbs and between ami wears old bniI, f
tg eSt materials, well found, and IN the best order
SsbPy 10 LAMBERT CUTTINGS
sou IS Buchanan's Wharf
ss5a WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons 10 load
s for London. Also vessel of 3oOa5OO TONS for Srtb
sue OF CUBA and thence to Europe. Apply to ~
satf MoRREIt { RANDALL.
81 Exchange Place
sg4St FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
last sailing cnppered and copper fastened All barlan
une j. H. CHADBOURNE of 1873 tons Apply to ~ '''
s3.tf LAMBERT Cuttings,
" % Buchanan's wharf
ed.@7s WANTED.-A VESSEL 10 load for No.
pie Also, one for New Orleans one for Calves
give daTl9g large portion of freight engaged can
.ro,.s HEsLEN & ROGERS,
- u y. W corner Pratt and Gay SITS
ssss49s, WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
n ~ 1nCatARLESTnN s c. Cargo ready go on board
an2z.tf CHARLES PENDERGAsT.
ys4s+s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
-=E==7The clipper schooner H. J. NEILD Apply to
iroet. s. r DUNNOCK,
- III Smiths wharf
<srx TO WEST INDIA AND SOTTTH
Sseas5 AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Superanl
in sbn pSed IN oPs or half hbIs supplied short notice
e1o-E 70 South street.
<a VESSELS WANTED FOR
sxaAh HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want Of vassaIs r. Io
70 and from Havana and Nstanzas 'a'
,.e, MORaELL 4 RANDALL,
So Exchange Place
ssyssz Manitoba VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
.as1a& EW ORLEANS. Good rates and quick despacb
sW CIV r. Apply to HESLEN ROGERS, N W corner Pratt
Ie1I u
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.@FTh BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
s2aAS The new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
steamers ): r. SPAU LDlNG, Solomon Howrs. command
err and BEN DEF0RD, VIM A. Hailett, commander Will
nately. S' o'ei'
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
CLASS. " " . ~ ! 'i'0A
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. l.. HUGGINS, Agent
- WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
Baltimore, Nav
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soAeNS LINE OF
Chin r,xr 1,z,-nr,,r,,- . PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT, Cunhv
g HELEN A. MILLER
g CHARLES, pan,-
I vessels are all of superior class and insure ar
owest figure They sail regularly as advertised and vi
nanded by Captains well experienced in the trade Tbs ~
pacy ZOO of the above vessels such as will afford ca
apply to I0ITN HFTDEPSSi8aSSs passage
cFO ,u rvNCo.r. No. 81 Pratt street
their address. F' Gil soo"S consigned TO
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tLUEN OHA W Id.
large assortment Ladies' Long and Souoxe
LIS, in new and beautiful designs of This cssbrataS
for sale by the Agents. a'eu
FRICK, PHILLIPS co.
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ALEXANDRIA, September Arr shin Crfto, Iva
pool; schrs Mott Bedell and r Whitmore New VorE
-Crd steamship Monticello, New York; schr Josenl
NORFOLK, september.G-Arr steamship Cir, If p;o,,
mond, Philadelphia; schr Barlow, New York;--Cpd
steamship City of Richmond, Richmond
SAVANNAH, September Arr steamship George.
Creek, Baltimore; brig Cyclone, Maine; schr D Huise
New York. S
Hughes, and William Henry Smith, New York: !
Reed Bostnn -'N' Vim l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

An old Canadian hunter, declares that
the reason why the wild deer were not kill
ed when young. las they only breel once
a year, and are always surrounded by
other animals which prey upon them. as
dogs, wolves. bears. panthers. &c, is. that
no dog or other animal can smell the track
of doe or fawn. while the latter is too
young to take care of itself He stated
that he had often seen it demonstatei.-
He had taken his dogs oyer the ground.
where he hal Just seen them pass. anil they
would take no notice of the track, and
they could not be induced to follow when
taken to the spot, while they would in
stantly discover the track of any deer not
having Young ones. This is but one proof
of the adaptation OF the natural laws to pre-
serve life when it most needs protection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
Toads and their Skins.

Mn. EDITOR: In short article in the
Farmer about toads. it says .'he rolls up
his old coat in a pile and then swallows
it," -,r ...,r..rg7
Now. as | have seen him take of his
coat and pants. and friend has seen an
other 10 the same thing in precisely the
same way, it may be interesting to others
to know the process. l.. f...s
About the middle OF July found a toad
on hill of melons, and not warning him
to leave | hoed around him; he appeared
sluggijpand not inclined to move. Pres.
emily, / observed him pressing his elbows
hard against his sides. and rubbing down
wards He appeared so singular. that |
watched to see what lie was up TO. After
few smart rubs. his skin began to burst
open straight along his back Now, said
|, old fellow you have done it; bu. he ap-
peared to be unconcerned. and kept on rub
bing until he had worked down all his
skin into folds on his stiles and hips, then
grasping one hind leg with both his hands
he hauled oft one leg Of hrs pants the sam,
way He then took this cast off cuticls
forward between bis fore legs. into hi-
mouth and swallowed it: then by rails
ing and lowering his heal. swallowing n.
his head came down. he stripped off tn,
skin underneath until it came to his for
legs. and then grasping one Of these witt
the opposite hand, by considerable pulling
stripped off the skin; changing hands. h
stripped the other. and by slight motion
Of the head. ard all the while swallowing
he Il CIV it from his throat and swallowe'
the whole. The operation seemed to be al
agreeable one. and occupied but a shor
time.- NeU England Farmer lfI(l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
DIR. JOHN BULL
KING OF PAIl!

IF an extensive and constantly -incTssx -
/ mnnd for DIR. JoHs BULLS Popular
American Remedy can be any evidcnc o,
ax.rsassj;nary virtues in alleviating Pc, %.
Externally . and internally, certainly no IsPs
t;on row before the Public 10 more w.
u on liberal patronage, and by Us itnns
and al healing qualities sPceduy secnr's
confidence and commendafion NJ,
= DIR. JOHN Bulls king OF PAIN
AMERICAN REMEDY, and i a e6csuai a
speedy cure for--ei1gst ksss'.l-- :. X 800.
cuo,rp. cHo,,KR 3. 1lx p,asp i RHEu
MITISN.~ G0UT.r BOWEL COlRkA! NE s
DYsPEPSIA, SUMNER c0APLAIleSttSS
CRANPS, COLO, SORES, CUTS B U ID
SCALDS, BRUISES. CAECER& 80 -
HEADACHE AND T0OTHlChn, sne -
ether ACHES that flesh is heir TO- I1t = 7
Auoraer. addressed 70 Or. JoHr Bull. Lon
;s,-;iio KonsueL = and New York City, for the
vaiusb1e and PcPssr Remedies viii be prompt
TENDED to. ll-l- - st- '-----
April IL, 1889. vuzSviy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
5Pub11c sale.

VvHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his
Il. residence, three micsnorth vestof Ply mouth.
and near the Laporte Railroad, on SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 4, 1860. let of Household and
Kitehep Furniture. and farming InpIcmsne, con-
sisting in part, as follows: ! Cooking Stove, Bed
steads and Tables, PIow. one Harrow, &C., &C.
Also, some Com, Wheat ard Potatoes.
TERHs: All sums under $500 casI, in hand on
ell sums over that amount six months credit win be
given BY purchasers giving note with approved Sc
cufisy.k Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. a. M
janl9nllt3 bs- fi,e rils s. s. NASH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
Thursday. February 9. 1850,

betwe en- the hours ofl0 o'clock. a IN, and clock.
D. m, of said day. the rents and rofits for term
not exceeding seven years, of the following de-
scribed real estate, SITUATE in said county OF
Marshall and State of Indiana. to-wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter of sec.
ton thirteen, (l3) township thirtyfour (3l) north
of range two (2) cast; also, the south half Of the
northwest quarter, of the same section, township
and range, and the half OF the north quar-
ter Of section fourteen, AZ same township and
range.
Ii the rents and profits for seven years of said
real estate will not sell for sum sufficient TO salts
fy said execution interest, and accrung cos,
will at the same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple of said real estate or all the right title
and interest of the said Edwin a. Wales in and to
the sumo, or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy said writ.
o. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff NJ. c.
January 10, lS60-llt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
State of Indiana, Starkc County

NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph Phillips,
Y Executor of the last will Of Jacob G. Black.
deceas cd has flied his petition to sell the real
tate Of sud decedent, his personal property being
insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition
will be heard at the next term of the Court OF
Common Pleas of said county.
JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk
Court of Common Pleas.
By ]. E. SHORT, Deputy.
E. S. Cole, Attorney for Estate.
J.nury Ig--llt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
SHERIEE,S S ALE,

DY VIRTUE of Commission issued from
- the Marshall Common Pleas Court, AMI to me
directed, I will offer at Public Sale, rs the law
directs, at the Court House door in the town OF
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1850,
between the hours OF l0o'clock a. m and o clock,
p. m, of said day, the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven years, Of the following de-
scribed real estate, in said county Of Marshall and
State of Indiana. to wit:
Lots numbered seventeen ~ and twcnty-four
I'D IN the Iippecanoetown plat. Ordered to be
sold by the court to sausfr Mortgage given to
Charlcs Bttin. by John kesslcr and Lydia kcsser.
1.-THE rents and profits for seven years ofsaid real
estate will not sell fora sum sufficient TO satisfy said
Judgment, interest, costs and nccruing costs, will
,t the same time and place offer for sale the fee
simple Of said real estate all the right title and
interest of the said John Kessler and Lydia Kesscr
in aud to the slime, or so much thereof as nav be
necessary to satisfy said writ.
o. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff VI. c.
January 19, 1eG9-llt3